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Evening star., 1946-07-28
Junior Baseball PIayoffs
Will Start Wednesday

The National CITY Junior Baseball
League round robin championship
playoffs begin this week. with the
eventual winner TO represent Wash
ington in the All America tourna-
ment here in August.
Costello Post meets Mount Pleas
ant on Wednesday and Government
Printing Office Post tangles with
Maryland Aces on Thursday. ac-
cording to the schedule announced
by President Vic Gauzza. The final
game will be on Monday, August 5
All games are scheduled on the
South Ellipse at o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Unbeaten 5oftbaI| Teams
Clash in LEAGUE Feature

Clifton Liquors and American
Trailers, undefeated leaders in the
Northeast Mems Night Softball
League, meet in the first game of to-
morrow nights twin bill at Washing
ton Softball Stadium.
A pitching battle may be in order
with Freddie Kramer, sporting an
average of 10 strikeouts a game
working the hill for Clifton against
Abe Leyiton. the TraiIers l5-year-
old hurler who famed l3 in his last
start. This game begins at 8:l5 and
will be followed by Landover Hills
against Kavakos Grill.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Grays Will Meet Newark
In DoubIe-Header TODAY

Leon Day. speedball ace. anc
Rufus Lewis, Negro National League
rookie sensation, are slated to hur
for the loop-leading Newark Eagle,
in doubleheader against Wash.
ington's Homestead Grays in Grif,
fifth Stadium at 2 pm. today.
Day and Lewis, who have beer
the winning pitchers in go per cent
of the Eagles league games this
season, will be opposed by Gene
Smith. righthanded star, and either
Red Field or Garnett Blair, ex.
collegiate standouts.
The Grays, who have been Winless
to date in second-haf league action
will be shooting to get started il
their bid for the title.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
FoxweII Wins With Gypsy
Al Chester River REGATTA
By The Associated Press

CHESTERTOWN, Nd. July 27,--
Marion Foxwell of Cambridge, Md.
sailed GYPSY to victory in the
Hampton one e-design sailing races
today in the annual Chester River
Yacht and Country Club regatta.
Foxweil's 81 points were high. fol-
lowed by Bill Cooper's Bilco. with 48
Cooper Is a member of the Host
Club
In the comet class, Guy S. Mat
thews, Philadelphia, brought Sea
Robin home ahead.
Undine. owned and sailed by
Amos F. Hutchins, Anole. Md, took
first in the star boats event.
Competition among 18-foot and
under Chesapeake Bay knockabouts
saw King Fisher, owned and sailed
by Rosemary Wright, Chestertown,
finish in front.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
SemifinoIs Are Corded
In Junior League Series

Seminal games in the District
American Legion Junior Baseball
League series will be played at
l pm. today on Ellipse diamonds
National Cathedral meets Hol-
leran and Government Printing of
fee tangles with Bunker Hill. The
two winners will meet Saturday to
decide the local championship.
National Cathedral and COP
have won six games and dropped
one during the regular series.
Bunker Hill has a So record and
Holleran- -Murray has I and 3.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Atlantic City Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
Bslfs IfarRSIds RoSsi tscaWtofn, d4F2oE5 $40 o
Doom Well (Abourisj $50 Sc
Miss Prompt (Jemasl 21C
Also ran--JunGle Call War Ship. Flake
vi" sEcoN TS A6as na~ go Ss' cam hdn5
Hard Hard crscker ,rsiss', ,stouo l''oo 134" 80
Heel Up 'Onoratol 44C
Also rsnLGood Cross. Brother Dear
hnn vceqy Rqy Mad MSf NkoSs fdf Ps snd r.
tamo,
THIRD RACE--Purse $500; maiden 3.
Grand Actress 70 CDecsmiliisj is $50 $50 900
Ring the Bell Gullo) $50
Past, Prescience, Hush Hush and II
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow
Naval sai, Base s. &eBernhardb 80 d55oo 80
orellne tQuattlebaumJ 2..o
Also ran-Galaxy, Bordeaux. Miss Go
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added
Boardwalk Handicap; 3-year- olds and up
bs5fy bs5tin Pfy 3isn, Isyyneh'. $40 gee"" : %, g
Meaogo tScawthorn) 26l
Time. | 81 2-5
Also ran-Hieh Peak, Cat Bridge. Pre-
feet
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 allow.
ances, 4-year-olds and up: ] 3-16 miles.
Service Pilot (ScaWth'n) $40 $50 200
Miss War tStoutl 500 24f
JameriCa fJemas) 24t
Time, ] SO.
Also ran-AStral, Ned Canron
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year,olds and up 3-1s miles.
Lucys uullol $50 $50 25t
Bean Stalk COnoratol $50 31t
Boot and Spur (Jemas) o5t
Time. 2:02 2-5.
Also ran--Flint Maid, Cliftons Comet
Dizzy Heights.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500 claim
ing; 4-yeaIolds and up; Us miles
aRomenock CHoveln 21.1o 900 41(
Grey Hood Cherry 500 4 So
Sheltie MARTINI 31(
Time, / SO.
Also rsn-He Rolls Signals Bloke
Geronimo. Mister Chat. March Chick ano
aMrs. ]. w. Camac and RIdgewood Sta
Evening star., 1946-07-28

events carded September 7; George
Herman, rowing chairman, and Will
liam A. Rogers, canoeing event
chairman. Both rowing competi-
tions are scheduled for September 8.
Other appointments:
Co-ordinating, G. R. Wilhelf and G
Suplee: reviewing, Ivan Bickelhaupt and
Ben TreadWell, trophy, Arthur B HAYES
and G. H Gardner: public order and traf-
nc, MAJ, Harvey B Callahan and Capt.
NJ, H. Raspberry: badges, c E Ingling and
Joseph II. Galliher; publicity. Harry Mer-
rick and Clarence Arata: entertainment,
promotion Thomas P Morgan. r.: hous
lng A. J. Morris jr,. timers and iudees OF
Race Committee. Harry Smith: mile trials.
w Warman: patrol. Capt. l. H Baker
and F. A, Leary: safety and first ala
Comdr John Cronjn and Dan Leonard.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
.Larky Day Captures
Boardwalk Handicap
BY the A6socioied Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. July 81
Racing to the expectations of the
greater number of 21945 fans, Harry
Lamontagne's Lark Day, carrying
topweight of 100 pounds. won the
first running of the $4,000 Board
walk Handicap today.
Larky Day, which had the veteran
Jimmy Lunch on his back. beat
Mrs, w. E. SHELLS Pentin three
parts of a length.
Third honors went to Christiana
Stables Megogo, which finished
four lengths in back of Pentin.
Larky Days time of 1879 was
new track record The brown
gelding was strong choice and
paid S310.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Rockingham Results

.ne!s Es1 sAcdPa5;s snd ue9sfs a3T fur
Ntgat Bomber Ksens) 1880 $50 49,
In Vogue, HIcausD $50
Also ran-Henry Payne, Dispose. Duskily
'ns gEeoNp CONF RAcE-purse. $1,000 allow
Time Stitch GIcausD 1880 $50 SO
Ar!ai1isal fims. ! 81 oSisto' $50
Also ran1PesnqGEpsepke[, Gs p.n, LYLE Hoops
THIRD RAcEWPnrse. $500. allow
Sssn &.aths4eosE asSeEd iea"s 5sns 1910 sS sS sSS
Gallong 'RickS1 J. so
roA5 4so aoaz W.7n. Ts to lsP hov sn.sn
chsnfs s3ffRPh PayfF aRd Psns TsPpsT s6o allow
ances; 2-year-olds: furlongs
Nj NJ. vap apgn orman hic'si) 500 $50 $50 go
Three Passes (Hanes) 40
Also ran-Belrste Fleet West and Gen
14 FIFTH FIJI RAcE-purse, s. 500 added; the
Gensral Green tT1,a aandicap a-year-olds and
fShtny Gmo Penny Hettnssr kssn5' 1910 sS $50
Also ran-Air Patrol Evening Flight
10 Agnes, dRespire. Osham and Hy Charlie
d S. Garfield entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: the An.
dover Handicap; 3-year-olds and up
l l-16 miles.
dh Late City tMnliesn) 80 100 400
oh St. Jock Iicaust $50 40 400
Plebiscite (Breenl . sc
Time, 444s.
Also ran-Gabe Paul. Halbarail, Span
sled Game and Do-Reieh-Mi.
oh Dead heat for first
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 claim.
Valdivia Daniels 2I 90 Q 0n < %
Oxford Blue Gross 500 90
New Hall (Keenel ( %
Time, 1.46
Also .ran-Air Craft, War Glenn. Hem
fox and Pompagle
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 81, 500 claim
Ing; .4-year-olds and up; Iis miles
Head Sea tDeluciaD 500 i so 81
Noahvsle tKeene) so ! o0
Unltran nicauSD 4 so
Time, | "a.
4, Also ran-Epicure. Raisln Bread. Dou-
6Ls Bourbon and Midnight Ride
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Two Top Teams Clash
In Industrial LEAGUE

Naval Receiving Station and Mai
man Photo, the two top teams in
the Industrial League. meet in the
big sanolot games of the week on
Tuesday at the Receiving Station
diamond and on Friday at the West
Ellipse.
The Receiving Station nine has
the best percentage standing, hav-
ing won five and dropped one. while
Naiman has won six and lost Two.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Mccoy BLACK Net Team
Takes Doubles Crown

Pearl Mccoy and 1t Margaret
Black won the women's doubles
championship in the National Cap
itsl Parks tennis tournament yester-
day, taking the final set. 11-9. to
complete a match that was halted
by rain a week ago,
They defeated Dorothy Dyer and
Sara Moore In last weeks start,
each team won a set. 6-3.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Federal Golf Co-Leaders
To Clash Wednesday

Agriculture Department and Naval
Gun Factory golfers, co-leaders In
Glass A Of the Federal Golf Associ-
alton series, will meet Wednesday at
Fairfax in an attempt to break the
deadlock. The starless but we'll
balanced outfits are tied with 19
points, with FBI third.
In Glass B. Government Printing
Office and FBI continue to run 1-2
Standings:
Evening star., 1946-07-28
White, Basket Official,
Auuin in D. c. Sports

Curley White, popular basket ball
official and sports figure, has re-
turned from the West Coast and
now is connected with the Lowe
and Campbell sporting goods store
here
White previously was recreation
director for TWA here and in Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Registered Tropshoot
At Washington Runqe

A registered shoot will be held BY
the Washington Gun Club today
starting at noon at It's traps al
Thirty-fourth street and Benning
road NE.
Events are 100 targets at le
yards and a 50-target handicap
shoot
Evening star., 1946-07-28
BeIvoir Nine Will Meet
Meade in Loop Feature

Fort BelVoir has a chance to slice
into Fort Meades two-ganle edge
in the Metro Military League this
week. The two leaders meet in the
feature game of the week Tuesday
at Fort Belvoir.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Glass r..
Schedule FOR the week.
Class A.

Class A.
Monday-MsriJlme IS War at Manor.
Wedne soay-NaYsl Gun Factory vs. Asri.
culture at Fairfax. FrIday-Army Map VS.
Treasury al Prince Georees.
Class B.
Monday-REA vs. FBI a Prince Georses
Veterans som. rs Navy Yard al East Po-
Lomac, Tucsday-MariIime VS. GPO al
BsnnoCkburn. sday-TreaSury Pro.
curement V6. Agriculture at Belle Haven,
Friday-FederaI Power vs.. Census al Belle
Haven.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Games This Week

Tomorrow--Cameo vs. Heurich At West
Ellipse Natmsn at Naval Receiving Sta
ton
Tuesdsy-Boilermakers VS.. Cameo at
West Fllipse
Wednesday-Boilermak VS. Naval Re.
ceiving at West Ellipse
Thursday-Heurich vs. Cameo at West
Ellipse
Friday-Naiman VS.. Naval Receiving at
!
Evening star., 1946-07-28
GameS This Week

Games This Week
Tomorrow-AndrewS Field al ARMY War
college Fort Belyolr a. Bollins FIELD
Fort Meade at Fort Relvolr. Naval A-
Station a. Army War College Marine
Corps Institute a. Boiling Field
Thursday-Fort Meade al Boiling Field
Army War COLLEGE at Fort Myer Marine
Corps Institute vs.. Fort Belyoir at War
College
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Sunday Spur Yonkers Squad Favored in National Canoe Meet
Roi Rouge Beats Dimit
In Fast Race at Detroit
BY the Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
DETROIT. July 27.--L. J. Hollen.
bach's 4-year-old colt Roi Rouge rar
the fastest six furlongs of the De.
troit Fair Grounds summer meeting
today to win the $4,000 Sweeney
Handicap by half length over tn,
favored Dimit. Roi Rouge wa.
clocked at 1:12E.
Evening star., 1946-07-28

Standings,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Says Many People
Can't Hell p Getting Rich

MANY rich and suceessfui men
and women" declares the author
of a sensational new book. have
no more brains or energy than
average They are usually driven ~
success. Frequently they are so
helpless they can't quit even when
they want to. Their money is made
in spite Of themselves.
The author gives a most aston
ishing formula for wealth and sue
cess, different from anything be-
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developed while making four for
tunes--two for other people and
TWO for himself Even while the
formula was still incomplete. he
made and lost fortunes Now the
formula is completed, he declares
success can be won again by the
average person, and made perma-
nent.
The formula can be followed by
rich or poor. IN any job or profess
sion. And II is so simple that the
entire book can he read in three
hours. It's title is: Get Rich in
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

Spite OF Yourself" and that Is eI-
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readers wonder why they did not
discover the formula for them
selves, il is SO amazingly right. so
plainly practical and workable.
The entire book, containing the
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Read IL for three hours. watch
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Crate e. Crate. Dept.
IS. 434 n. Vista St. Los Angeles
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
hnuwG@~S@@''
Go SooN-AND SAVE AS YOU GO GREYHOUND

Right now is the best time Of the year
to give yourself well-earned, much
needed vacation-for many reasons.
It's the least crowded time of the
whole year for transportation
there1l be more room on Greyhound
buses bound for almost any part OF
the u. S. A. or Canada.
A vacation is most welcome of all in
midwinter when you really need
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

respite from cold weather monotony
and the strains of four war years.
Your winter trip to the sunny South
or West - to friends or family in
nearby towns - to popular snow
sport resorts will be warm and
comfortable aboard a Greyhound
highway coach. Fares, as always, are
lowest for any type of transportation,
Go soon and go Greyhound - for 4
pleasant, relaxing winter trip.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

It's friendship VI'n thc recently
appointed cardina ad'es hack 10
his seminary day, in Cleveland
when the then ~ Mooney was
his instructor. FHo scquaIntancc-
ship was renewed % 1923 when
Fr. Mooney became pastor Of
YoUneStowns ST. Patric ks
Church.
CITED FOR BRAVERY
The cardinal since has stayed
with Msgr Tralnor when he visits
his Youngstown relatives.
Msgr. Trainor served overseas
in the first World War and was
cited for hraAcIA- n-ihe face Of
German machine C1IU- nrp. He re-
manned i'm Europe 20 study music
and later was assigned as music
director of the Cleveland diocese.
For physical reasons. MSgr.
Trainor was unable 10 serve as a
chaplain IN World War ii and re-
luctantly gave up his reserve COM
mission as Lieutenant colonel
lie organized = canteen for serv-
icemen of all faiths during the
war.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
What 10 DO for Pains Of
ARTHRTTIS
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

ADvErrTSEMENr
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Olivia de HdviIdnd
Considers Marriage

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 10 (APD -
Actress Olivia dc Haviland, who
has never married. says she may
do that very thing before her
thirtIeth birthday. come next July
The man involved. she saws. is
Air COrpS Mai. Joseph Mckcon.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Plan Initiation FoIIies'

Imitation Folhes OF 1916.
sponsored by the Detroit Con-
sumner Advisory Committee, VIII
be produced in the Cass Technical
High School Auditorium Jan. 80.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Gun for Greek Premier

LONDON, Jan. 19 tINS) -
Athens dispatches reported today
that extreme elements of both the
left and right were seeking TO
force the resignation OF Greek
Premier SnnhouliS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Red Cross Provides
Courses in Nutrition

Two new courses for women in
terestcd IN nutrition were an
nounced by the Detroit chapter
Of the America Red Cross
Saturday
Miss Virginia Buck, nutrition
isl Of the department OF health,
will begin a l0-weCk course Jan.
- al NciEhborhood House. Fourth
and Porter. She also will be the
OF a victory nutrition
course Al Williams School. 3700
Garfield. beginning Jan. %.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Archbishop MONEYS
Friend Going to Rome
BY JOHN O'BRIEN

Msgr Joseph \, Trainor, who will accompany
Cardinal Designate Mooney his flight to Rome
month old friend Of Derois archbishop and Of
the most betovrd c1fIZons Qf Youngstown. o.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
10 Per Cent Loss
WASHINGTON, j.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IS (APl
49, December sales Of surplus
property by the interior depart
ment totalcd $535.357, or 30 per
cent Of original cost.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Personal CHARITIES

The monsicnor takes An active
interest IN community affairs and
is a familiar figure Al business
and community lunCheons and
banquetS. He Is active IN Com
munity Chest work and is a
member OF the board Of GoNerneFs
Of Youngstown College.
His wide personal charities are
well known. BegcarS who como
10 hts back door never fail 10 re-
ceive food. MSgr. Trainor says
Of them.
Good for nothingS. perhaps,
but they're Gods children"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Harp Club TO PLAY

The Michigan Harp Club En-
semhle Will play as guests OF the
Scandinavian Symphony OrcheS-
ira in the Scottish Rite Cathedral,
Masonic Temple, Sunday night.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
INSTRUMENTS & CONTROLS

sharps CT Fse,ra Prodgu Corr Foreoo c. Leeds
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
FOUNDRY EQUIPMENT
FURNACE EQUIPMENT
HEATING. PLUMBING & SANITARY EQUIPMENT

tuiomotiFs tqupnent BFsa'Y Nf
c : Works
Mueller Copper & supply
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Il don't know anyone else," she
pointed out.
That's not quite f1attering," he
assured her, and now he seemed
amused at her confusion and her
bewilderment. Never mind, dar-
ling. Well let it 60, for now. But
I wouldn't want you to marry me,
Meggie, unless you felt little about
me as I feel about you. I guess
don't quite expect you to be-well,
as much in love with me as I am
with you; the wise people who claim
to know about such things claim
that one person in every marriage
cares more deeply than the other.
don't mind bit if love you more
than you love me. Maybe that's the
way it should be. I'm afraid I'm
not wise enough to decide that. I
only know that unless you're-more
than just fond of met wouldn't
work out"
Megan said family, "You mean
you want to break off the engage
ment, Larry?"
DO you, Meggie?" he asked
quietly.
"Why-why-no, Larry-of course
not" she stammered, and put out
hand in helpless gesture. IL
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THE STORY THUS FAR: Meg en-
tered tho house quietly, when she re.
turned from aiding Martha. Jim Mac.
lavish awaited her, declaring she had
been out with Tom Fallon. "You are in
love with him." Jim again attempted to
get her to sell the farm, but she re.
fused angrily. The next day Larry came
for lunch and afterward they walked to-
gether to the ridge. Larry told her that
he knew she loved the old farm, for he
loved 1t too. He told her he did not want
her 10 sell the place, and declared he
wanted to marry her whether they lived
In Pleasant Grove or In the county seat.
He kissed her lightly and laughed, 81
can't say blame you for not wanting to
give all this up.''
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Fannie Hurst may give Nor
ma Shearer her first screen
story, "She Walks in Beauty"
for NOrma's return to the films.
She'd play a woman her own
age. A Hollywood novelty!
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NATIVE WILD NUTS, walnuts, hickory
nuts. pecans. popcorn. Write for price list.
Kansas Produce Co., COneyville. Kansas.
Locks-Guns-Snfes OPENED Repaired
FISCHER'S
lis North 3ith ST., Billings, Montana
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Suc SuOt MeSdn al ODllQue look
and then came out frankly with
what was on her mind.
think I've always expected that we'd
be married some day. It's-well,
I've sort of grown up with that
thought. Maybe-could it be that
that's the reason you don't think I
love you enough"
1T isn't that I think you don't
love me, Meggie II know you
DON'T" he told her. 'I've tried to
kid myself that you did, and tried
to hope that once we were actually
engaged, you'd-well, warm up to
me little. But when you thought
of setting a date for our marriage
and realized that you couldn't give
up the farm or the dogs and cats and
cows and chickens, to make a new
life with me somewhere-or any,
where!-that was all I needed to
convince me that you're not ready
to marry me yet. If you loved
me as love you, Meggie, nothing
in the world would be as important
to you as being with me-anywhere,
anyhow"
He broke off as though searching
for words with which to make his
thoughts clear to her.
at isn't that I'd want you to make
even the smallest sacrifice to be
with me, Meggie," he pointed out.
'It's just that if you loved me the
only way could want you to-you'd
be willing to sacrifice anything and
everything just so that we could be
together. Do you understand, Meg
gie?"
She was still for a moment, and
then reluctantly she nodded and said
family, Eyes, darling Il under
stand"
"Then We'll leave it at that, for
the present." said Laurence as he
stood up and drew her to her feet.
"And now Annie will be sending out
a searching party for us if we don't
hurry" he added, smiling, deliber-
ately breaking the growing tension,
struggling for a lighter tone.
Suddenly, mist of tears in her
eyes, Megan turned to him impul-
sively, put her hands on either side
of his lean, pleasant brown face
and stood on tiptoe to set her mouth,
cool and fresh and sweet, on his.
Involuntarily his arms went about
her, holding her close and hard
against him. His mouth on hers
was urgent, demanding, seeking a
response that, after a moment, he
knew with sick certainty, was not
there. And then he released her,
smiled at her, his face pale and set,
and half under his breath he said
huskily, "Thank you, darling"
Annie was just finishing the last
preparations for the midday dinner
when they reached the house, and
Jim came in, well-groomed and deb
onair, quite as usual, as they were
ready to sit down.
He greeted Laurence with an ur-
banity that was almost patronizing.
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"There's No Business Like
Show Business: 1t happened
recently on the coast. Sid
Slate and his wife had a tiff.
:. So she packed up and left
for Los Angeles. Sid phoned
his best chum, Sid Gold, to meet
her at the deppo and straighten
things out. Which pal Gold
certinny did. Mrs. Sid Slate
will become Mrs. Sid Gold after
she is Freenovated.