davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

Totals "a 8 5 n 8 Z
a-Awarded bat base on catcher's
interference in 9th.
Ocean Springs 020 900 000-2
Pascagoula OIL 200 04x-8
Summary; Runs batted in, Ros-
ETH. Lee. Mcleod 2, Arledge 2.
c. Faggard; two-base hits, Rab-
by. F. Beaugez; three base hits,
Mcleod. Franklin; home runs,
Lee: stolen bases. Mcpherson, l..
Catchot; double plays. Franklin
to Seymour to l.. Catchot; base
on balls-off Catchot 3; struck
out. by Bishop Q, T. Catchot 2.
Winning pitcher, Bishop; losing
pitcher, T. Catchot; umpires, Alb
ernathy and McClellon; time of
game 3:04.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
Juniors Continue
Wins: Meet Ocean
Springs Here Today

The Pascagoula American Lee
gion Juniors continued their per
feet seasons record last Friday
with a win over Gulfport, max
ing il six wins and no losses in
Legion gulf coast circuit.
The local nine was scheduled
to meet Ocean Springs there yes
terday afternoon and will meet
the same team here this afternoon
at 400 o'clock at the Recreation
diamond on Market street.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

or NAV play. Each team is or
ganized under state supervision.
The Pascagoula team is COM
posed of the following bows: Hal
Lee, Job Polk; Donald Graham,
Resca de La Palma; Bobby Ham
ilton, ITO 18Th; Sammy Leslie,
River. Road; Keneth Peden, 443
jefferson; Raymond Price, ITO
Farragut; Levon Eel, S. Pasca-
goula; Frank Branch, BIT Canty;
Jack Wroten, 548 Pine; Paul Ry-
an, 129 Krebs: Howard Wade,
COG 9Th, Sidney King, 1921 Nth.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
FROM BURNS

John Edward Gibson, who has
been under treatment at the Jack
son County hospital for about
ten days for severe burns of the
hands and arms, was sufficiently
improved to be removed to his
home Monday. He suffered the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
Miss Donnie Smith
Weds James Alon
Smith At Lucedole

A quiet wedding was that of
Miss Donnie Smith. daughter of
Roy Smith of 829 Telephone road,
Pascagoula to James Alon Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Smith,
1882 18th street of the same city,
which was ~solemnized at Luce
dale, June ID, with the Rever-
end F. B. Merely, pastor of the
Baptist church. officiating.
The only attendants were Miss
Jaynace Graft and Kirk Graham.
During World War ii the Japa-
nese built pill boxes into sunken
ships off the coast, using them as
stationary submarines.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
w. T. MAYFIELD HONORED
ON BIRTHDAY

On SUNDAY w. T. Mayfield was
douDlv honored by Mrs. Mayfield
who gathered a few congenial
friends around him in celebration
of Dads Day, which was also his
birthday.
The guests were invited to
spend the day and were served
a bo~unteous repast at the noon
hour.
Those present to help cele-
brate were Mr.. and Mrs. R. o..
Underwood, Mr., and Mrs. c. c.
Sanders. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nor
gan and son, Roy, Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward King.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

Per capita production Of tur-
KEYS in the United States rose
from ID pounds of meat in 1880
to AS pounds in 1916.
At the ace of 81. John Han
cock inherited and became head
Of one of the largest commercial
houses in Boston.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

terest.
In two special games last We'd
nesdav night, Brook1ey Field of
Mobile made it a perfect evening
with wins over Kihyets and Ez-
ellis. Sergeant Gay pitched for
the visitors and also swatted the
ball tossed him over the fence
for a home run.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

Cargoes of glass objects were
often carried by ancient Phoeni-
clan merchant sailors.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

injuries when he attempted to
start the motor of his shrimp
boat at Bettv's dock. The flames
enveloped the interior of the
small cabin and Gibson escaped
further burns only by escaping
through the window.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
Local American Legion Junior Boil
Team Will Enter State Competition

Fully organized and meeting all
state requirements, the American
Legion Junior baseball team,
sponsored BY the Jackson County
Post, expects to begin playing re-
gional contests next week, Coach
Pete Schneider announced. Win
ner Of the regional contests will
enter the state elimination finals
for choice of a team to play in
national contests.
Preseason games have been
PLAYED with Gulfport, Biloxi and
Ocean Springs with the Pasca-
goula bows winners. The region
al schedule includes games with
those teams and with Hattiesburg
and other large cities.
Commander George Harrison of
the local post pointed to the fine
training and strict sportsmanship
requirements for the young play
ers. To qualify, a boy must furn-
ish photograph and birth certifi-
cate showing he is under II years
of age, and must agree to devote
his services exclusively to the
team. After the team is organic
ed, no other players are taken on
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

Sundays Results
Pascagoula 8, Ocean Springs Q.
Biloxi 8. Mississippi City 4.
dIberville 8, Siidell 3.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
-16 THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. G.
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT tcon't. J

CLAIM ADJUSTER, wife and s-yr. r.-old girl,
no pets; 3-bedrm, unfurn. house; desirable
ysa5yrpan; y6y q x 2o-miie radius: CAN Or write
CO: iose Investment Bldg. Ne. naaS $3.50. iIs 8.
PEACE-WEARY HOUSE HUNTER needs
S-Ssoedrm uni: house or apt. to reunite
sSsaattsr2ea Sa 2 family; long-term tenancy. Call
I HAVE IS permanently employed Johas
hopkins executives, scientists and physi-
eists that I must place in furn. or unfurn
aDs ea f'sa MSS pi5eSf bofAS S'f sH
GovT. ECONOMIST. perm. must vacate
qrssnsy R% al Rs Ss Dr.
AUSTRALIAN OFFICER, posted washing
upgenty requires sm fy ys
or Nd. Phone Ma. 2670. Ext: 715. O.
AAF OFFICER needs 1-2 bedrm. house or
apt furn or Or unfurn prsf al or ssSis xsS
couple; no children or pets. MAJ. ALL, RE.
WANTED BY MARCH 1. 2-rm;; kitchen
repairs free; have good references; no
children, rent not to exceed $40 mo
6NFURNisHED a-s bedroom house or
apartment; NV, Georgetown preferred;
perm located ex-eol.- -AAF, writer wife l6-
SpTsSdT SfsTod s0s Sds Ss DssEs KEST 0s BERN Govt
emp emp; adults Wg yrgentlsg TIKI need ga Oedrm
FSRNIsaEB f9qss St ab'' OR VT TGNFGRNrsHED s-bed-
NV. section or suburbs. for French gov
eminent ofhcial and daughter. Call DE
5000, Ext. 403, from $50 am to 8
$1,000 RENT in advance for furnished
house; good location, NV; two master
bathrooms and servant, quarters required
5000 $3.50 month: no children, no pets
Phi wednesday, EX $3.50. Ext 1923. 81
Evening star., 1947-02-04
HOUSES FOR sAlE-kerthwsst.

HOUSES FOR SAlk-NeFfhWeSf.
BETHEsDA-Modern brick bungalov.. s
rms. bath. attached Earage. isrse LOT;
1ir for immsd. sale. 10 inspect. call ciIARi.Es
eM1 81 sl7s svssa sa 2I pIt, s5ss sa. 9Th
Fhis Fhh'ei ciose.to-toWn % property is in perfect
.nS PronRs ssss can wise
sETHEsDA- II 500: modern s-bedroom
and bath bunsalow; fully equipped Kit. full
bsmt.. auto: heat; Call EARL T. WRIGHT.
aMEsIoAN HsdsiSti n uaNsiHSHEiRslTY-Det. modern
brick eas large M um
med NED sale; sas i'iis EARL II I. WRIGHT. Real
g M.:hnsssn hsh ssshss ss:s Ass
communities, is now on the market ct
msy s sso Ss pses on q a osn This
to be appreciated; close to TRANSPORTATION
Me- issHss DG aGr sa asa!mssssn sses s
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND NEwARKD11
Conn. ave This property is In Al cond,
For & further particulaLs, cal Pc 656F
MEIlLER, Realtors Di. $500, lloo YER
aHHS sfaVEE ise' ssifmkING-se.utiful woodside
Forest. Now you, have the opportunity
for q small down payment Of $500.
salspss ks rent Gan as a9T indqsma.iOn
sH syrs La ssSaN sysnNinss sH 1881 1884. -s g.
room with fireplace. side porch, large
dining room, spacious kitchen with break
fast nook, recreation room with built-in
bar; twin;sized bedrooms on End floor
si5,45o MODERN Really Co. ss1i ssoi
Ga. ave. sH. 1141; evenings. sH. 1884.
FURN. 1O-RM. HOUSE. large bedrooms,
full basement, 21a baths 2 scr. porches,
oil heat. garage, good cond.; conv. transp.; !;
400 blk. Clifton st. NV, co. S191 1O'
MT. PLEASANT|-unit row apartment
building; oil steam heat; income is S262.50
nice condition: reduced to SS2,95O.
2-unit apartment building; new kitch-
ems. new plaster, excellent condition
throughout, oil h.-w.h.; opportunity for a
come from the other one will carry build
ing; another apartment could be added in
basement.
= Quincy st. NV. overlooking Soldiers
rear inclosec porches: q side private en-
transe to basement apartment which rents
i' 18TH ' and nsd G UGpshur-s-rm., e-story row
brick; this property is completely, renewed
throuehout; LIST q. consisting Of large liv.
rm. with natural fireplace, lge. din. rm.
den and modern kitchen; 2nd d. consists
opens into master bedrm.; this property
will suit the most critical purchaser; has
oil h.-w.h-, hshpond; deep lot and lovely A
ra,. rear yard. EGGLEI0N REAL ESTATE II5
Evening star., 1947-02-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheost.

block north Of Lincoln Park consisting Of
8 spts.. each having, an elec. relgr F1Tst
a.. 2, rms, kit; incl. porch. second ~ a., =
IsS; Bay fer' for itseli; sls s5e incl t9TnisaTs:
TO inspect. phone Mrs. Thomas. LU. $3.50.
STlEYAST SWlFafS TwaEKisd RH3a 5Sf DISTANCE of union
easily converted Tor families, vacant,
sfsFoN sfscF ST. Me- SO
hsse rSSns pores aeS 0sn ss.5oe W waITER sa n sAu-
MAN, / Thomas circle, Ma. 622s. Wo.
81 ESQ DowN-a10O blk. 4th st. n.e.--6
rms. and bath: 2-story semidetached brick; rds
priced to sell at siI $50. Can IN 8 Pm;
ssossgsg ssn idis Il t. 56 & y M aS b nisss
10th ST. Me- Of r avs.A We. 1odS. Lovely moS roy
tile bathroom with shower: and buiit-in IN
ssaafIf ssautifur % eond: located close g transp
school and shopping center: Reduced in IN
oas sas apas'nif%sR 2sR for gERsY ss rIaKsTEM slsT
row BRICK, 8 rooms. bath. large
Tse sSae
and basement: Completely furnished:
ySaacsSf, S1a ase9 MHpiATE 8Mnha H. ocesS6rANcY-pi- s6
rect from owner; desirable ne. location;
years old: Q rms. and bath oir &c. heat;
priced for auick sale No brokers eau
sGrd G AND ADAMS SIS. N.E.-e-rm brick,
oil h.-wh., nice cond.; conv. location;
sth st. ne. co. 1898. -5
81 600 DOWN-6-room brick: easily con-
verted for fam: vacant; needs redecor.
$3.50. 102 7th ne. OWNER. Wo. 1112.
es1I FRANKLIN ST. NE.-Modern q
family brick, gas heat. 1st door vacant;
S13.450i $4,000 down. OWNER. Wo liz
NEAR 10th AND FRANKLIN SITS. NE
Beautiful 6-yr.-old brick home: consisting
Of d lovely rms, mod. tile bath, in excel.
cond :: conr. to schools. shopping centers
and transp.: built-in garaEe; nice oack
yard; priced exceptionally low 4or quick
sale For appointment to inspect, call
JUSTINE q BERENTER, Az 9th st. NV,
DI. 5995.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthesst. ),

POSSESSION-ANACO 2.
story frame; 8 large rooms and bath: oil
heat full basement; large lot; Al condt-
ton Priced to sell at $3.50; terms.
Cali till pm. weekdays; Sundays. II to
s. VILLAIN CALOMIRIS PROPERTIES,
io12 nth st. NV, DI. 1855.
VACANT-Vicinity Congress Heights Sc.
Detached 2-story shingle; g lovely rooms
and bath; center hall; oil heat; inclosed
front porch; garage; Al condition. Move
in immediately. Priced to sell; terms. For
ds'iosb rs to s. cav WILLIAM III cAIoMiRfs PRoPER-
EEAk SIEs 1GlAB 1hnABaMa a 4 AvE sEyers aso nice row
brick. beautiful condition throughout; 8
sGns Madd. e At. ssesssalas ssssSs5' W Z. B. MURPHY
LINCOLN lfSe aSsn fARk 4 f. AREA-1ncome or home
and income; furn., rms. 3 apts;. row
newly regired throushos 1sa 3 stoves and md: 3
81 200: S., 900 cash; Can swENsoN
sEaR sE2shS hNAvT W ram. 800 block < st se'-.
Immediate possession: row brick. s rooms
and bath; Gil h-w.h nice lot: gr,eed for
1915. HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 134b
sSsS9sSspggEW sS9S Pogf r. HousFfs' ''sa'ss lox down
3. j. cRIvELLA, INC, 341s 14th at. nv;
Open Sunday, ] to 8 Pm; weekdays tii
Q pm. AD. 06e0.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at IT'S fun
value. Our opinion entails no obnga-
Realtors tsst. 1Ss7J. 1913 K st. NV, D1.
NAVAL ORDNANCE OFFICIAL wants 3 or
beorm home with Nansi sDaeious psd rms On s or
I WILL PAY YOU CASH today for your
FoRD; sHERTzER, RE. a756. Wo. alsl.
BY OUR METHOD OF LISTING and mar.
obtained in the sale. of your property.
fM%EDfaTE raShs a ys oxsH IL for ass property
FREE F1Rfa APFFRHIsALs9List With US for
quick sale. WIN. G. LIBBY CO., RE. $500:
Do DO You WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
your house with US. Have cash M b, buyers M Wig
gil pay pyJe TOP pr price ENTERpTRIsaEs asda REALTY
n NJ FLOWER ALrHABETMA good dst
pay all cash for good value. Box 22o-G,
OUR REAL ESTATE SALES for last year
amounted to nearly 100000 600. You can
list M y9uE /, Ssn5a With wc.sJ .s and s suia
ssSs %s4ss H.. Psss Sss Sci. ,o,r oa:s :,
.ai Tsius: free 9s sppsssas csI Re 1855
until 9 pm. 142s L st. NV. Real Estate
| Il WILL IL B BUY. RENT OR SELL your prop.
erty for colored. 1t won't take me long.
]. W. ROUSE. 1907 11th st. NV, DI, 70S3;
PARTY WANTS to buy from owner small
white or colored houses 5n sny e condition.
SssfiEb FSS SSx :s5s' ss5s isss ~
i sE AND S9 aE. oifi fSikosEsTYw. fTss ecss s nay
all cash or will sell for you, We get
/ 1th St Sc. FR. 200. ,r,.v. 80,
Jay don't delay 5soI i ?. n HussGESs' ! e 2s24
caARLEs !. GUM mas clients waittns
% purchase homes in any section OF Wash.
ind nearby Maryland. FIR. 1200.
ldAfgNAS REALTY co. can sell your house
Z todays vslge ,r.n our sstsmas Ina Gi.nons
Il raonpr ATTENTION to the sale Of
Four home. business or tnyestment prop
.rty Is what you desire: sall 3: A. HUN
'AETEs EssltO.;; r;nss sos a.a Mosth CAPITOL MA.
WE WILL PAY ALL CAsH for . nice 3
DR. room bungalow in NV. d. c. or
nearby Md No brokers. please. 81. 6s16.
WI HAVE CLIENTS ready and able 70 pay
ash for your property. MR.. PosEY, TR.
5MaMIpfaTE \ MI Mi osS oasSGTIoN-we will buy your
1ome today or sell to cash clients at full
market value Free appraisals. MITCHELL
lUICK. DI 1881 until pm. g.
z TO ACRES, with house: 10 miles Of
VII. Rainier; UP to $4,000 cash. Owners
,niy Eves., Ho. 1850. "a
Evening star., 1947-02-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hwes..

NEAR 9Th AND INDEPENDENCE ave, s.w:
-3-story semidet. brick, good cond.; p
large rms, 2 baths, full basemt, h.dw:h.; Sn1.
and ar witt Within walking dist, from downtown;
priced to, sell quickly; FLOYD e. DAVIS
C0IoRED@NEAR lbNEAR sth AND F. s.w.-va;
cant; semidet.. 6 large rms, and bath; coal
h.-wh.: S7,450; A. M. ROTH, woodward
CoI0RED-3is srd ST. s.W.--10 rooms,
bath, h-w.h,, excellent condition; can ;ia.be De
home or private hospital. Call MR.. SHEP-
pARD DE 1lil .
Evening star., 1947-02-04
slJRljRsAN sAlE-MARYLANp.

TAK0MA PARK-4-bedrm. brick. house.
an modern, oil heat. S15,750. VIM. p.
cARIdNSa Ga IgSa se7 Ihassr ave. SILVER sprsps' s
OF 5-room bungalow, with
to End floor for. future rooms;
level lot; full basement. oil h-w.h. Price,
so $50. $1,000 cash needed. LOWERY n
MELTON. Realtors. SH. 92O0. --5
lContinued o. Nsxt Psge.D
Evening star., 1947-02-04

WOODBRIDGE. D. C., 1851 Monroe st. ne.
By owner, rms. @ bedrms.l, immacu-
late cond.; ami; oil heat; garage. S125
mo; mos advance rent. Open to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
FASHION AND BEAUTY EDITOR ls HERE ON
 VACATION TRIP NORTH

Shirley Hull, Fashion and Beaut- ty Editor of the Los Angeles Ex- aminer, stopped off in Juneau en route to Skagway on a vacation cruise aboard the Princess Norah. A native Californian, she decided that Alaska would afford the great est change of climate and scenery possible.
 "The immensity of everything, from the mountains to the water ways is the most impressive part of the trip" she said T am also im- pressed with the great variety of merchandise available, and the up- tc-dateness of the stores" Miss Hull remarked. Tt is not half as isolated as people in the States would have you believe"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
RADIO LOG
KINY (l460 KC) JUNEAU "The Voice of Alaska"
MONDAY EVENING

MONDAY EVENING 5:01-One Night Stand. 5:3o-Totem Talk-Forecasts. 5.45-World in Music. 6:00-Dinner News. -Brannaman Interview. 6:30-Red Skelton Show. 7:00-Here's to Veterans. 7:15-Standard News-Forecasts. 7:30-Cass Daley Show. S:00-KINY Bandbox. 8:15-Fishing Time. 8.3o-March of Melody. 8:45-PAA News. Peoples Playhouse. 9:30-Magic Carpet. 9:45-Between the Lines. 10:o0-Words with Music. Forecasts. All programs arc subject to change
 without notice. Daytime forecasts on weekdays at 8 100, e:30 AM, and 12 100 Noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23

When you pay Tor QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR SHEIAI SHOES at Graves. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23

IF YOUR MONEY IS NOT EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will pay you to investigate our offerings in well chosen Investments, ALAS KA FINANC CORPORATION, Cooper Building, 4th and Main.
 -adv.-574-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-23
LIONS GIVE BANQUET
 WEDNEyDAY MIGHT IN
 HONOR OF D. k. SKEEN

The Juneau Lions Club will give a banquet "Wednesday night, June %, at o'clock at the Salmon Creek Country Club in honor of D. A. Skeen, of Salt Lakt City, Past Presi- dent of Lions International.
 Lions who have not made their reservations must do so before Tues day noon through Val Poor, by call ing him at Douglas Is.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-12
Page three

four hours, at first
mechun l. a. ", and
then by hand, as the
pumps gradual ly wore
out.
Shortly utter
crossing the EQUATOR
thu captain Of the
Commodore b7gcn to
act str ing ely. He
threw the chr onomet ter
ov er DO ard and was
Caught In the act of
tos s ing away the rest
Of the navigation in
S trumen is. Once he
attempted. to Launch .
sm1l 1. boat In {. storm
off Cape Horn to res
coe: e. Women whose
cries he mag in5d.
FINALLY .th7 or ew
seized the ship, Loo
ked the captain in
his cabin on6 set out
for the n ear est por t.
They sighted Por t
S t~n1ey in the Ft.lkin
Isl nc s, but & week of
c obs tant storm pre-
vented their Der thing
~nd it WIS & ICED to
cont inue to Durham.
IF tet ne ar1y sink
ing in vi0l7n t s forms ,
the Commodore finally
7.ch7 ed Africa, where
the cGptGin, &ppar ant
~ r 9cov7red from ais
Cont. Pc g
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-12
The FIR onti or s!ncn
COMMODORE ONCE ANCHORED HERE
MAKES EXCITING TRIP 10 AFRICA

From ID anc horcg5
in Seldovia Bcy to {.
coal enc slunbe7
fr7tghttng job in
South Africa, hes oc'
cupia I'd but & few
short years in the
his tory Of ; the Ole
four-masted schooner
Commo6 ore, but c lot
has hcpp7A5d in thos5
few years to make IN
even tful S story.
The Commodore 50
wall rememb7 re ed here
for she was 4nc11or edI
in Se1dovia By for {
period Of several
years prior to the
wcr, aft7r br ing ing ;
& LOAD Of tools xend
machin cry north for
the Iniskina Drilling
Co.., oil. V entur5 Of
Rus sell Hev On tr tie.
The ship wt>s tow ed
north by~.c tug, md
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-12

s,le waited in the
htr Dor here for sew
erIl years before IN
9th or tug cane to tow
her south again. Du-
ring that tina, sew
eral S7ldovisns,
among them Pufus Be-
wen. .w5r's hir &c IS
We.tc hnsn l.botrd the
ship.
Aft or l7@ving Sell
c.ovtc, accordipg to
IN article in the
Dec. Z is sue Of the
!, Mor.in7 Digest, the
Commodore started for
Dur ban, South africa
early in th5 var. Ap-
pGrent1y va tt Sht
whan shs l5ft her
b7rta, the vessel hl,d
not. been lons 1T sea
bafore she begln to
17lk. AND for the
next l53 days the
snip WIS pumped ey5ry
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

Miss Lila Lytle, Of Philadelphia,
Pa, sister Of Mr.. Claude Lytle, LOG
Hyland Ave, arrived Tuesday,
April %, 10 be at the bedside Of
her sister-in-law,. Mrs. Elizabeth
Lyle, who has been seriously i'll
at home for three weeks.
Olson Boulevard Church Of God
in Christ Sewing Circle met at the
home Of Mrs. George Jones, 1882
Fourth Ave. s., Thursday after
noon, April 10. Members who at
tended were Mesdames J. Riehey,
d. c. Allen, Jessie Lynn, Lockett
Cain, Z. J. Drake, d. J. Fiser, R.
p. Hatchett, and o. Taylor, Rev.
J. W. Graham and Mrs. B. A. Buff
kin, supervisor.
The Helpers club Of ST. Peter
AME church, will meet Sunday,
April q, at 4 p. m, at the home
Of Mrs. Frank Peoples, 22Ol Fifth
Ave. s.
The Border Keys Club met at
the home Of Mrs. Lillian Jackson,
90 Bryant Ave. N, Monday, April
81. Members present were Mines.
Henrietta Posten, Myrtle Banks,
W. White, +. Mcintosh and Rev.
and Mrs. Charles T. Parker. The
next meeting will be held Monday,
May s, at Mrs. Posten's home, Sal
Girard Ave. N.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
SPORTS OFF THE CUFF
By OSCAR NEWMAN

The GravsSAesvedO fight Is history
tnus 70 talk about the this
polished OF the pride Of Austin, Minnesota.
The Eight proved that s that which
been his downfall twice before Graves usually likes
AtVs and keep throughout the Sight but
Kame forcing tho action until the end.
Graves decides fight AceVedo again in 90 days believe the
fight will be carbon Of the first unless Graves his style
BObbie Marshall utilized Dominic Bsrado punching
bag throughout their practically
less at the end Of the bout after absorbing beautiful left hands
from Marshall
Mel Brown Paul the
hardest hitting mddswsEhts business Friday
night exception After flooring Les Pow the close Of the
FIRST round he battered the Canadian boxer ell the with blows
which seemed 10 shake the very ring poles.
The fans S didn't like the prs Tony stseher selected; they
seemed feel better opponents could have been found for Marshall
Flanagan especially "wasu" that Glen Flanagan
years old he after the pathetic Collin
years forty and ssehsr for job
Harris football and signed contract last
Thursday football with the Brooklyn Dodgers prosona
the AAmSrcAn conference Samuel Gamble AAmsrieS
Virginia State in q and ls signed with the Dodgers also
With the signing Of Gamble and Harris the total Negro player
IN Professional ranks was raised 10 nine
The 67 annual Penn Relays starting today promises to be one Of
the this Led by Bill Mathis and Herb MeKsnsJ
Of Negro athletes will vie for honorH.
will bs able the services Of Bill Mathis In Inter
since he has made his classroom dshcsny
Mathis Angeles with Him team for dual meet Will
UCLA May1