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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
C0D0Y
SETF0R BOUT
Ten-Round Exhibition Is
Slated In Mexico City
Bull Ring Tonight

MEXICO CITY, Feb. s. -[P-
Arturo Godoy, Chilean heavyweight
here to meet Joe Louis, called on
President Miguel Aleman at his
home today and thereby missed a
press conference where Is Mexi.
can neWs-papermen and photogra-
piers waited an hour and then
walked out, leaving a note for the
absent fighter.
Godoy showed up nearly two
hours later and told the Associated
Press he was sorry but he had to
wait four hours for the president
and he couldn't ignore the chief
Of State.
Godoy said he is in good shape,
just at 200 my BEST fighting
weight" He odd of his two en-
counters with Louis whom he
meets tomorrow night in a ten
round exhibition advertised as no
decision Each round is scheduled
for two minutes instead Of the
usual three.
Godoy added eff l don't peat
Louis this time I'm going to give
him a lot of trouble"
Godoy ran two miles this
morning which he said winded aim
somewhat But not more than |
expected" After six rounds yester-
day, he said. he felt no effect OF
the mile and a half altitude here.
Louis had his usual exercise this
afternoon as did Godoy. Both
probably will rest tomorrow, they
said, for their night fight in the
new bullring where seats around
the ring will put capacity at about
S.. 1000.
Louis, a golf enthusiast.
played another round at the
difficult Chapultepec Country club
this morning as part of his training
schedule. President Aleman was
reported anxious to play a game
with the champion until yesterday
he learned that Louis had shot a
par-71.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
Babe Zaharias, Gerald Walker
Cqpture First Round Of Match

Mrs. Eddie Bush Of Detroit,
two up.
Betty Jameson of San An
Onio, Texas, and KY Laffon of
Orlando were forced to go FL
holes before disposing Of Ruth
Woodward of Miami and Jim
my Mann of Orlando, one up.
Peg Kirk of Finally, Ohio,
and Joe Kirkwood, ST., of Phila-
delphia, defending top honors
they won last year, breezed
through Mrs. Thomas Nolan Of
New Castle, Pa, and Charles
Collins of Lakeland, S and 4 in
their first encounter.
Quarter finals play tomorrow
will be over 36 holes and will
match Peg Kirk and Joe Kirk
wood against Polly Riley of
Fort Worth, Texas, and Joe
Ear of Orlando in one promis-
ing encounter and the Ia
harias : Walker team against
Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs,
Ca, and Morton Bright Of At
lanta in another. :.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
DUKE CACERS WIN
OVER VPI, s. TO 40
Koffenberger Drops In 16
Points To Run Season
Total To us

DURHAM, Feb. 6.-P-Duke's
Blue Devils with their high-scoring
forward, Ed Koffenberger, drop
ping in Is points to run his season.
total to 275, turned back Virginia
Techs gobblers, So to 40, here to-
night. The contest witnessed by on
ly 1921 fans was the seventh
straight Southern Conference vic
tory for the Duke crew.
The Blue Devils took an early
lead and at the 10-minute mark
were out in front II to 5, but the
Gobblers cut the advantage to 29-
81 at intermission.
With Joe Ruddel collecting nine
points in a little over four minutes
the Virginia club was trailing by
six points, 40-34, with only eight
minutes remaining in the tilt. At
this point the Duke boys pulled
themselves together and collected
II points while holding the visitors
score7ess to ice the tilt.
IL ;.-,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
Craziano'
Hearing Is
Completed
New York Athletic Com
mission To Render Deci-
sion Today At l P. M.

NEW YORK Feb g. up Rocky
Graziano's hearing for failure te
report a 500, 900 offer to take q
dive" in a fight ended today after
the middleWeight title contender
himself, testified under oath that
he took the whole thing "as a
joke" and that he does not know
the would be. briber.
The three days of testimony be.
fore the State Athletic Commission
ended with Rocky's statement and
those of witnesses in his behalf.
Commission Chair m an Eddie
Eagan announced the decision ir
the case would be given at l Pm.
(est) tomorrow.
The commission must decide il
the knockout specialist from New
York's lower east side violated
commission rule no. 81 which in
sists a bride offer must be re.
ported Immediately. The fistic
fathers have the power to impose
virtually any punishment up to
barring an offender for life. And
in fight circles tonight the general
forecast was that Rock-A-Bye
Rocky's penalty would be a drastic
one, despite his voluntary state.
ment to the District Attorney con
corning the attempted fix.
Tense and i'll at ease on the
stand today, touslehaired, tieles:
Graziano told his story of what the
District Attorney says was a ser
ious bride offer in short, choppy
sentences, interspersed with fight
game terms and east side side
walk slang and frequent What the
hells." He not only insisted he
didn't take seriously the offers to
throw his fights with Ruber
Shank last December 27-which
never came off-and with BUNNY
Davis in 1945-whom he knocked
out in four rounds-but he assert
ed:
eff 1 ever thought anybody
really wanted to give me any
money to throw a fight, I'd knock
his brains out"
The District Attorney has insist
ed that Rocky gave some thought
to the offer in the Shanks bout,
that he pulled out of the match
using ga sor back as an excuse
and that he knew not only the
name of the man who made the
bride bids in both instances, but
two of this mans companions as
well, and was afraid to identify
them for fear of mob reprisal il
he "Crossed' them.
Today. under oath, bookings
latest Golden boy" of the box
office denied each of these con
tentions, and added that Assistant
District Attorney Alfred Scott, in
repeating the statement he gave
voluntarily, not only misunderstood
him, but "Put words in my
mouth"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
ROBERT STRANGE
PLAYGROUND NOW
UNDER REPAIRS

Extensive repairs r now under
way at Robert Strange playground
according to Jesse A. Reynolds. 81
perintendent, City Recreation de-
partment.
The diamond is beng raised eight
feet above it's present level to allow
water to drain more easily. During
the rainy season last year, the dia-
mond could not be used for several
days and many games were post
poned. In addition to this. the ten
mis- courts are also to be filled LID,
he said,
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lombard Signs

NEW YORK, Fec. g. M.R -
Secretary Eddie Brannick of the
New York Giants announced to-
night that catcher Ernie lombard
had signed his 1947 contract, the
18th Giant to agree to terms, and
was %enroute to Mesa, Ariz, to take
the baths.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
N. c. State Hoopsters
Defeat N. Y. u, 47-4l3

Leaders in the N, C. State at
tack were Ed Bartels, with Is
points, and Warren Cartier. with
IL. Tied for scoring honors for the
losers were Joe Dolhon and Sid
Tannenbaum, with II apiece.
Two N. Y. U. stars-Adolph
Shayes, center-forward, and Tom
Kelly, c~enter-left the game With
too many personals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
Gals LEAVE FOR DURHAM GAME
ritantic Battle Expected
At Bulldogs Home Court
Eastern Conference Game Will Be Played To.
night At 8 O'Clock; New Hanover High
Cunning For 9TH Straight Victory
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

With only six conference games separating them from
their first Eastern Class AA Conference championship since
1928, the hlgh-1lylng wilmington Wildcats invade Durham
Tieh's gymnasium tonight at 8 o'clock for a return scran
with Coach Paul Sykes sumpins Bulldogs.
Ten Wildcat basketball players, accompanied by
Coaches Leon Brogden and Tom Davis, left Wilmington
yesterday afternoon at $40 o'clock for Bull City. Coach
%BBrogden's reason for leaving so early was So that his first
and second string cagers could attend the N. C. State-New
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
Todd Wins Opening Round
0fPro-A Amateur Texas Open
Ben Hogan And Herman Barron Shoot SizZ
ling 65's, But Dallas Golfer Takes Top
Money On Breckenridge Course

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 6.-(UP)-Ben Hogan of
Hershey, Pa, and Herman Barron of White Plains, N. Y,
used their goifing magic to tear the tree-rimmed Bracken-
ridge Golf course apart today with sizzling 65s but the $500
top money in the pro-amateur round of the Texas Open
slipped through their hands and went to Harry Todd of
Dallas.
Todd, a newcomer to the pro ranks from Dallas, team
ed with amateur Jimmy Dykes of San Antonio for a best
ball Of 81 and sounded a warning to the bigger name players
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

Score at halftime: luke 30; v. P. I.
81. $50. .
Free throws missed: v. P. Ash
burner, Dickson 2. Phillips, Chambers.
Duke-Sews I'd 5, Koffenberger 3, Col
Inns 2, Scarborough, Lofts, Rothbaum 2.
Officials: Jy IN. C. State) and Hack
ney u. N. CO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
Teachers Defeat Students
In HardFought Cage Game
Instructors Capture 20 To % Victory; Junior
Varsity Boys Trounce Dixon Quintet
p To Is In Opening Contest
BY ROBERT MILLER

The New Hanover county Teachers basketball team
edged out a 20 to % victory over the New Hanover Girls
team IN a thrilling contest at the New Hanover High School
last night. In the opening game the Junior Varsity
boys OF coach Wallace West won a 81 to 10 victory over the
Dixon High School quint.
The victory for the Teachers was their second straight
triumph over the students.
Elsie West ran away with scoring honors as she sank
Is points for the teachers and was followed by Dorothy
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

TOTALS ---18 II II Al
Halftime score: N. C. State 10, N. Y. U.
10.
Free throws missed: Schayes 2, Kelly 8,
Dickey q, Cartier 3, Bartels 2, Negley 3,
McComas 5.
Technical foul: Debonis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
POSTPONED

The Junior Varsity-Southport
basketball game was cancelled yes
terday because of the lack of heat
ing facilities at the Southport gym
nasium, Coach Wallace West an
nounced last night. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

When Phil Terranova (above), Bronx
buzz-saw. squares off in New York
tonight against Make Shapiro OF
Gotham in a lightweight ten-rounder,
he will be seeking his twentieth
straight win. These two leather push
ers met once before in a fracas which
Phil won by a close decision.
Terranova, formerly recognized as
MIA featherweight champion, socks
hard-using a looping left to the jaw
and both hands to the body when
ever he gets in close. He's also able
to withstand a punch and a pace.
Barrel-chested Shapiro-who boasts
victories over four world titleholders
is a wizard in ringcraft, knows the
art of self defense from every angle.
He's elusive and his crouching style
is battling to opponents.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow, on Gillette's Cavalcade ofSports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WMFD, 14o0 on your dial at 10 pm.
And remember ~
men LOOK EHetteNEI
sharp! FEEL s!gE 9f
sharp! BE sharp! e.slUH
Use Gillette Blue U@M
Blades with the kyMoi
sharpest edges AMSi
ever honed! @M
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
CONFERENCE STANDINGS

TODAY'S GAMES
Mlifllngton at Durham.
wilson at Rocky Mount.
Fayetteville at Raleigh.
~. a python In a London ZOO was
ns.eo successfully with a glass
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

Shearin with six. Verna Farmer
was the outstanding defensive
player as she controlled the ma
jority of rebounds in the back
court section.
COLLEEN Gam and Jimmy Hender-
son scored 20 points OF the %
made by the students as they sank
set shots from mid-court and all
other angles on the hardwood.
Mariann Mann played her best
defensive game of the year as she
held her opponent ~scoreless
throughout the game.
The teachers and their students
could not find the goal in the first
few minutes of the game but start
ed the ball rolling when Dorothy
Harrison sank the first two points
for the younger sextet and were
leading with a 60 margin at the
end of the first quarter.
The teachers and students ex-
changed goals in the second period.
After 10 minutes of hard fight and
excitement, they ended the hall
with a tie score of go.
The farther the game went the
better the eye became Cor the
teaching staff as they already fell
their opposition out and was begin
ming to get near sighted and sink
points from under and around the
goal. The third stanza ended IN
favor of the teachers with a score
of 1918.
The last part of the tilt the
Teachers led all the way. The at
fair ended in the last minute of the
game as the older girls handed
a arrow defeat of 1928 to their
younger female students.
JAYVES TILT
Coach Wallace Vests Jayvees
defeated the strong Dixon High
school basketball team, 27-1S.
Linwood Taylor was high scorer
with Is points and was followed
by Jere Hilburn with nine. Don
Morris captured honors for Dixon
as he sank five points for the de-
feated quintet.
Taylor sank a charity shot for
the Jayvees to begin the scoring
and was followed by ''Set" Lewis
Of Dixon with a set shot. Taylor
returned a Grip shot to stop The
score to a 80 favor at the first
quarter.
Brewer, a reserve, made a foul
attempt and along with Hilburn
and Taylor held the score to a
tie at the halftime intermission.
Shot" Lewis made the only
point for the losers in the last
portion of the tilt, while Taylor
and Hilburn scored again to end
the score at the end with q 27-18
margin.
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220s Holland Str. Erie. Pa.
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crest Parma HeightA
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us.SesservS.~ E.
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0OQ1O0Q6OS V0O4s
IF Pras; .;i Kath. snaa zakel, sl5 Eddy Road.
sekr.. Ka.A. TrAEn.~, al East lls.
Strasse. Tel: GIL. 4005.
DwnAess>ktasa q.
OotHolA 01eA. 3. .. Gen1sehteR CAoR.
Prxs.. Georg Schuller, 17430 Barlow
Ave. Tel: AR. 6374.
Sekr., Anna Winkler. 1s419 Novara
Tel: We 9-126S.
Bundesssktion 4.
Erie, Pa. 3. 8. l6knnsecho4.
:. Pr1a, John singe,. sos West 70. Str.
Sehr., Frank J. RentJa, l32 Ost %.
0uIaeooo11aoo 3.
3o9oaAs .. .. .. 0osaA9vo1o4A 911t1aeAA.
Prsa. Michael Kirschnsr. I'll West
81. Strasse.
Prot.-sskr.. r. x. Jr5sssnheosst, i7ls
011d0Qok>1oo q .m
New Castle, Pa. Bintr1cht 0esang.
President. John Untch, 140s Delaware
sekr. Geors Lang, zoe W. Sheridan
Avenua
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RANCH-CALENDER
rsnsvlpnia sGsoW juniors Association ~ ths United S
q America
=. .. :. 4. o111C11Ss

=. .. :. 4. oI1IC18S,
President. Henry SCHNEIDER. 34sC ".
e4th st.. Cleveland 2. Q. Tel: AZ 2ass.
Hamilton Ave. Farrell. Pa: Tel: Il as
2. Whittier ST.. Columbus 8. Ohio. .Vo. :"
Asst. Secretary. ecsi Elsi. Fle,scher. ,sos
Fei. Feins%aae W9. ssos. sAose' Cleveland 2 Ohio. :
B:effess rsfsfs:Ssts S. Ss;h Ssn ,s'4s q:
BRANCHES OF TIE =. Q. J. A.
Alliance, Ohio. - Saxon Junior Club,
Pres, Tolo Murtz, Jr., s24 Miller Ave.
sec'y. Carl Everth. S4S s. Arch ST.
os.so,. OHIO. - oeasoa sa.o. ,u.,or,
0luh.
Pres, Donald Ongerth. ia Harrison
Sec'y., Francis Theis, 34G6-24th St.,
N. w. Phone 3-s206.
Chicago, m. -, chicago South size
Junior Saxon Club.
e,p5 PRESIDENT 81 Robert Mates 1915 East
sec Secretary. Hilda untch, .ss West
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland East JuuioS Saxon Club.
President, Edward Schneider, 3533
Antisdale Rd.
Secretary. Ethel Krich. 1887 rast
Blvd. i
Cleveland West sAxon Junio1 Club
President, Bill Folberth 223s west
Secretary, Dorothy Stuehles, $3.50 W.
132id ST Orchard 633S.
1O5th st. Orchard 1886
oolumbus, Ohio. - Columbus HuAao1
Saxon Club.
President. Eugen Burnley. e7s Miller
Ave. FA 6333.
Sec'y., Hilda Farr, Isl Gilbert Street.
Ca. 1883.
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Philsdelph1&. -. - { 3. Z. q. ve4oln.
Avs!g 23.
eesa:nmiung Jedel 1. sonntas i'm
Monat. 9 Uhr abends. in der Germania
Mannerchor Halle. 514 Deneraux str.
Pras.. VIM. Berg. Clio Lawndale Ave.
Sekr, Edgar Freeland. 6346 Bingham
Fin -sekr., Edward w. May. s1s e.
,C:.v.-sekr.. John Enrich. lss West
Olney Ave. = IS. ..
New xort, y. r. Z. .. q Z. vntsr-
Versammlung jeden 1. Sonntas I'M
Monat, 4 Uhr nachmittags, i'm Vereins.
lokal: 22S Ost Sc. Str. New York City.
Port Richmond Station. island. N. Z.
sekr., Katr Seller. 245--s6th Street.
9. '. sekr.. Michael rograscher. 45s
Schenectady Ave. Brooklyn. N. 7.
salem, Ohio: - 2. 9. .. vsrsin d..
xwsig -.
Versa mmiung jeden I. Freitas i'm
Monat, 1880 Uhr abends, i'm Sachsen.
President. Gustav Schuster, 7s3 sum.
init Str. Tel: 6137.
ave-. seks: Te: B. s4st !; lontSeh' ITO Newsarden
str: c;Eisess;; Te1': ssss. John ulr'eh' sos Rose
l.. No. g Tel: 1927.
Salem, Ohio. - Z. 8. .. 1rsusa Z. q.
vereln. - xweig 10.
- Versammlung jeden 2. sonntag i'm
Monat i'm sa4hsenheim. 20S Railroad
Pras., Mariavogelhuber, 90 e. 4. Str.
Prot.-Sekr.. Kath. Gunesch. 720 New
garden Ave.
&c. g: '; sssxr.. oer.ade Bodendorfer. a4o
Adrdessen-sekr.. Mary Yunk. 1los
st. Louis, 10. Z. .. .. Z. .. v.rsin.
8weig is.
0nst srsamT5pns 1hp .c%star, sasn % soptof st l,. IN
Pras, Josef G. Obert. Ss1s Chippewa.
Prot.-Sekr., Andy Fuss 5143 Ashland
Str. st. Louis Is. Mo.
liday.
wstsrtown, =. -1. 2. .: Z. 9.
v.rsia, aross.schogsace. aw.a9 g.
Monat. 5s7 Pearl Str.
Pras:, Geors Wolf. sle e. Mann str.
cv. sekr.. NJ. Bachner.. s45 Pear, St
Str. TeE: 5sa7-I.
xoungstown, Q. .. .. rreusn- una
Jungfrsasn :. =. =. swsi9 e.
Pras., Katharina Hessmann 1851
Berkeley Ave. TEL: c-ss75.
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Detroit, Mich. - Detroit Junior saxons.
President, John Meind,, 1850 Lake.
view Ave. Tel: Hickory 1177.
Sec'y., Mitzi Schemmel, 1888 Granger
Ave. Tel: Olive 23s5.
1uvood City. : 1llwooa CITY
Junior 8sxons.
Pres, George Paul, .l225 Crescent Ave.
Sec'y.. Catherine Paul, Martin Ave-,
Ellport, Ellwood City, Pa. Phone lss7-R.
xarrsa,, "a. 8 ratrsu saxoa AsAissas
Pres. George Falk. 2oo4 E. seth 81.
Sec'y., Anna Binder. 1899 w. 30th
Street. Phone 63.S5S.
Gary. indiana. cary saxon juniors
pros no, vp, Sport c'r5; s9o c.ro,,n. 6,
sec'y:. Eieano. iieiwig. ;sss Tsit
Ave. Phone 621o.
Ia .'7' oasS; ss:os a oiss. hss.'a '''''e
Pres, George Falk, aoo4 East soth 81
Sec'y.. Ann Binder, 1889 w. goth st.
Phone 03-S5S.
Monaco. -. = 1Eo.sss S.>ass
Prec.. Daniel schuller. 1910 Atlantic
sec'y.. Helen schuller, 40 Penn Ave.
Tel: Rochester 3677-W.
1sv Castle, -. - 1sV 0a0o1o
0axoa Juniors. .f sA-
President William Ungar. sos HA0e
Sheridan Ave- Phone 3222-J.
Sec'y., Ruth Schuster, 705 State Str.
Phone 1861.
Salem, Ohio. - salem Junior Saxon
Club.
Pres. Andrew I1lrfch, S0S Liberty y
Sec'y., Mary Lou Lutsch, 905 Arch -
Youag0town, ohlo. - YoOAeoooVo
juAaoe Oa4U0A
President, Frank 8. Bokesch, 80
Forest Hill Drive.
Corresponding sec'y., Laverne xillaf.
3921 Frederick st. y
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to1 8erbamerttG.

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:, 8! sekr;; Gustav A schunn. ,oss sum
Dundesesxsaon 10.
Erie, Pa. - oisbenb0rEer 0e1eaehoR
President, Elise schreiber 14s East
80. Str < -
sekretiir, Alma Reisenauer. 71s West
%. Str
1ur 4oeeexfao1 n.
01evedAs4. Ohio. Dans1ohO4 s'0axo0Aar
Pras.. Mathilda siearto. sssl wsss
81. Str. TcL: Wo. 2;39.
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PrAa.. Jossnns Miller. So Clsarno,,
sskrstan . Marie Pdnsssra3. u -.
Dundessektaon 1S-aA
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=, PT1a. John smiley. 7os Arlinstoa Avs.
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New Castle, Ps. 5. s. Damsnchos
"Erohsinn"
Pras. Katl. Gartner. le1 Sheridan Az.
Sekr.. Helen 01rtner. 131 onsF1oaa
Avenue.
1undssssktion 10. Fts*
salem, 0hios BcAo Liodef4xAaS.
rras, Ronsld Flcischer. 4s4 s Broad.
:, S-kr.; Mary lunk. a9s Aetna strasss.
1u,iss1ersios n, l'.
xou18ssovA .. 3. Ju11o1 Iy1s 0hep1A
President, Geors Raidel. ITS FrsdrieA
sec'y. Gustav schunn. 2o5s sumnse
Dundessekt1on ~.
Cleveland West Saxon Junior Club.
President. Bill .F'olberth, 323S West
io5th Street. Orchard 1895.
Sec'y.. Dorothy Stuehler, 3S62 West
132nd Street. Orchard 633S.
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Clsvo1and 1ast Ju1lo1 0o1o1 ohoe3.
President, George Krech. $3.50 0Avos
hoe Road, Tel. Y Ellowstone 4624.
Secretary, Sara S. Schuller, 2061 EaSe
l15th Street. Phone Randolph ssS4.
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von der Konvention i'm voraus bestimm-
Ten On und an dem vom Gross-Prx-
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76I Eddy Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Hudson Dr., Youngstown, Ohio.
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Erie Bldg, Cleveland. o. Cherry 667s.
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Cherry 5s"S suIReTior Issa Ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
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SShtndler. 34S5 W., 54th Str. Cleveland,
Ohio. John F. Orben, 1925 Hudson DR..
Youngstown. Ohio.