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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Vacant na ;ha5s sboee menus sis Eve
asas aSsa aaa 81. sahsas msDIs epposae an W
Vacancy In large room having windows.
walking distance; ST per week;
Vacancy for young man; excellent meals.
SEVERAL 81 VACANCIES in dble. and triple
rms for girls, with semi and pvt. baths:
4S to s sSo 81 175s AMarge Mas ays double ior
ss As0 nsss resssnas Double ood oo me ocan Ms.
hsssfB 1sss fsIfTSnE sgt'hsss%s!a s4
sansss asS gsoa food
sso siss MASS ..ss ss; AzE lss gGs sssH
ssss1;sp sss large s9Ss sssl, ss5'ia
ior couple sxtrs-large closets single tzSIs 59omI
sss aio or siis snss s5Rs MAN. i02@ Rons ss
i{. sh y MAN s.s ssy ss.a &. sss soa
sssoa. Is m for meas art ress udepi M ssS szss location
sssssas e: sS'sis meals zeal Sem'
81 o51s sS .ssh sed Aso SSns Vaosne, xS
girls; SAT so ard $50. Delicious food. large
DUPoNT CIRCLE, 20i3 Mass ave. NV
Best food, best location: clean and we'll
furnished rooms for young men,, women,
OF couples Call or visit US, DISsdnS'
sLAuGHTER's. ia 1927 10TH st. tnr. Du.
pont Circle)-Loyely dble. room, running
water; 2 excellent meals every day, IN
cluding Sundays. --l6
ELDERLY PEOPLE, modern home with
screened-in porch; private and semipri-
vate rooms Bowie 2744. .-1S
ROOMS, connecting bath; each room
suitable for couple or men or ladies;
excel, meals; $50 mo. ea. NO. 6203. 19s
1929 18th ST. NV. - Nicely furnished
rooms for young men and young ladies'.
running water and telephone in rooms;
elevator, showers. excellent board. 16s
1905 18th ST. N.W.-Double rm., other
vacancies; good meals. 10
1904 10Th ST. N.W.-Triple rm. with pvt.
bath eaah:a dsle sdea rm next to bath good h9e'
sGSSFS M4NsIoS 5SYui CLUE front ROOM, running
water, for 5: fine location; best food. We
cater TO the better class; $50 mo. 223o
fass Msss' MASS. AVE. N.w:-Lse.. 1st-hoer.
redec. triple; S55 each; EXCEL; meals;
COLONY CLUB. Georgetown, 3032 N st.
n.w.-yacancies In refined residential club
cool, congenial atmosphere. select clientele;
good home cooking, excellent service. Nj.
IT25 PARK RD. N.W.-Man to share large
front room with another man: excellent
meals. $40 10 each Call MI. 2952. -l6
Evening star., 1947-05-15
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV.
ME. O0S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
supplies.
/ 900 ONLY-Austria white pullorum con-
troll chicks, Friday morning, $3.50 per
Phone Hyattsville 0226. o. G.
MAXWELL, Lanham, Md,
CHICKEN BRoODERS t2), 1,500 capacity:
S75 and $50; must sell. Ii. 6673.. --1S
of pullorum control chicks
on hand at all times; Reds. Rocks and
crosses 5000 per 100. o. G. MAX
WELL. Defense hwy. Lanham. Md, HY.
n22R Always home -lS
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, Govt employed, desires rul.,
1st or 2nd floor, within few blocks Labor
Bldg. Please state particulars. Box 252-E,
NV. SECTION-Triple room, private bath.
kitchen privileges. Please call co. 0372.;
YOUNG LADY desires large spacious room
with private bath; vicinity of Conn. ave-;
Jewish family preferred. Box 1s2-E, Star.
BUSINESS GIRLS, Australian and Ca
madam urgently require furn. or unfurn.
rni with kitchen privileges. Box 192-D,
Star. -16
RESEARCH WORKER desires room near
University of Md. Call WA. $500, Ext.
213, daytime only. --l6
Evening star., 1947-05-15
MlscElLANEous WANTEp.

tors bought and sold and rented. RE lIT7
UNITED TYPYWKTTKz Co. S1a I4th st
ANTIQUES. silverware. In any copdition:
china, bric-a-hrac. Axures, old 5ewelry.
THE HOUSE or duTA 1855 q q. nv
(et l4th and q gts.l. Ne. 6079.
glassware, rugA divexWArs. pAaasane9:
hixhsst eash prtse1 DatA Cal AUS0eAx.
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RooM RENTAL SERVICE.

FOR COLORED-We have room rental
service attached to our real estate ONCE.
List your rooms and apartments with US:
Can Mrs Height North 3239. THOMAS
c r. BRAGG, 5l1 Florida ave. NV Nortn
COLoRED-ATTENTIo landlords-List
your rooms with MR.. BANKS, 1904 1st
1T NV, CO T0T6. Id
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SUMMER BOARDERs wanted who will like
home cooked meals served home-style in
beautiful, eentury-old home; located on
estate of distinction; plenty Of fun avail
able and peaceful II desired. For reserya-
tions. call Overlook 0440 after 4 o'clock.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
cATTIR and LIvE STOCK.

F1TR FE6C110N H6ESES, Tsish 1000:
I'll II. rinds II b fasm I'm iapismsnfsI Saa I 81 % scn;
Of manure. GARDNER aTOH1 MARI
bcrc, near p. Station. Marlboro gSIs.
SORRELIs gaited. hlaxe-facs horss, Z yrs.
old. can jump: reasonable. Can be seen
A HiIlcreAst rd.. Lncoinia HeaRhts., Va.
HDIsc q n 10 HoRsks 8 t,. - indies e and brides;
one trick horse. For information. call
eyes. 20. 01S4. or Ii II38 anJ time.
sADDLEs la1. Ensiish; vtll saeriice.
BROOD SOWWilf farrow about May rs.
WHITE HOUSE RABHTTRX. rAfrfax, va,
between Fairfax and Centefviile on Route
ELL Phone Fairfax 35O-J-2
Evening star., 1947-05-15
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WAC CAPTAIN desires room and board,
private home, Arlington or GEORGETOWN.
Convenient transportation to Pentagon
Evening star., 1947-05-15
ROOMS FURN. OR UNFURN.

COLORED-N.W.-Fur or unfurn. rooms
in refined home. utilities; kitchen privt-
leges. married couple or men preferred;
26 ea. wk. Call RIA. 94SS after p, m.
SPACIOUS, REDECoRATED unfurn rm.:
no cooking Call NO. 6116. --17
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kooMs FURNISHED Sc. end s.W.
I ia VIRGINIA AVE. s.W.-Room with
twin beds: gentlemens pvt. home; COW.
transp: also sgls; rn; pI S365. .iS .,lsS
room. woman. home privtlegeE: S3b. bus
on corner. TX. AGO. Ext. 767, BENLCW.
NEWLY FURN. BEDRAG.-I or . girls.
Of couple; sI1 VIZ. or S<5 monthly. lllS
Is Il 3 sEWARD So. Apt. s1--lTWin beds;
14gS 8. C1ROLINA AVE. s.E.--Largs front
room for employed couple or renned
ladies'; modern furniture phone IN room,
rrn. for / employed lady. Ii. $500. ---17
HEIGHTS--I,arxe furn. room,
next bath, man. GENTLE home; 500 per
week Call FIR. 1880. III
or 3 RLS-Bedroon, cooking facilities;
s45 month: semiprtyate bath. IR. 5000.
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3.

ROOMS EukN. l@ostAeesf. tGeNt. 9.
I1Y. R0OM ana betlrm. comhinatton. With
runntng wnter. plenty Of closet sPsce en9
laundry prtyil.; $12.60 nsr VI LOO litn
sSNa 80 y DoUGLAs sT. N.E.--Master hed-
room. double bed; suitable for gentle-
private home. FR. 1919. Call after
Evening star., 1947-05-15

ISas N ST. Nw.-Doubie room near bath.
Also room share with one other girl. Is :,
1869 1RvING ST. N.w.--Room, single C. Can
PVT. HOME, insulated: two attractive
$50 each. ordRay 5365. 16'
440O 18th ST.--Nicely furnished front
double room, twin beds: convenient neigh
borhood; employed couple. ia. 1920.
1904 Is. ST: N:w;.-Furnishsd rooms for
i5os new HAMfsHHRE AVE. N.w.-Du-
s95s s15 pei era1s asef area Ap arss ss7s 0o0ie
PRIVATE BATH and dressing room with
combination bed-living rm..; ample closets;
gentle home; near Columbia rd. Ct 18th
d distnnist nis @ soasls. 50 each. Phone 20
WHITES VIII A1t TONI " HOTEL. cor. 18th and L.
for men and couples: single. S14 to SIT so;
doubles. SCI to s2s MR.. FAFR. RE. o4a2.
eeI4 CONN. AVE. - Bright rm. light
cooking; for husband and wife. Ho. sso4. !.
PoToMAc HOTEL. 500 18th st. NV. Ma.
terfa; SIS wk. double. with running water;
S24 week with pvt bath: also several large
rms. suitable for or more. SGT and up
s5ao Sin ST. tcor. Porterl Renned
young lady to share air-cooled master bed
room with auotntf yOuuS lauy. HuHit 1ho
SURROUNDINGS must be seen to be appTeci-
SEaR s1sa s19 19th onsh AND srs. N.w.-zasenens
Ink room for adults, mex next to bath;
MT. PLEASANT ST. - Transp. at door;
new decor, attrac.. iEe.: side porch: cioses:
break. priyn.: Gcst. lady: $50. AD. ogDo.
NEAR MACARTHUR BLvD. - Convenient
to Army Map; attractive single. overlooking
garden: in private home: $50: excellent
ire y,nrt q
AMER. UNIV. PK.,. 1927 4sth st. nv
Cool front bedrm. for bus. man; semipyt
bath porches: on busline. gar; kit.
privil.; $50 mo-; no other roomers. IL EN-
isis ISIS LAMONT ST. N.w.-Larse single
room for young lady In beautiful cool
home. near park and transp.; S35. DU.
ISIS ssh ST. S.w.-Lovely master bed
room for couple, next to bath; $40.
GEoRGEToWN EA-sitting rm: living
rm. combination; newly furnished and
decorated; exceliently located, lust on
Wisconsin ave; Gentleman; $50 mo Or.
2I47 r 81. N.Ws--Larse corner studio rm,;
snare slee. rsfriserstcr; SIS wk. =. QSSS.
! q
Evening star., 1947-05-15

TYPEWRITER, Underwood No. 8; cash,
$35; good condition. Phone Elk 1856.
TYPEWRITER, Corona Sterling, portable;
excel. condition; $40. Call Glebe 1928.
Evening star., 1947-05-15

PAWNBRoKERs SALES CO. 9I3 st.
WATER oooLERs-1mmsdla.e delivery:
coolers, suitable for ofices, shops, stores,
sharesss sha and yeS KE
waTEscooLEn VAT sc III ssS be
Ga Both Sote
g sozE ~ q. WEBSTER, g s27 Y st: NV.
Wasel aesssr as fsr 30 y assl
Rsfs sSR .s ans...a'Sn ns "a 3Sss 9Has 70 ygSs yge
MATEK n.S HEA5aRs So 4g 5a and ss osa; ssi
9ssss r ss9ss fGs
sEHnh aTHR s and g "a sa Ss7 s.e
e1s h0'sf.iE TRs sT Drsss
Gn s 10Th 9TH and Il asss 81 II e. sg oPfn every eve
VIC WickHR sH sTRoIIER ' for an an Older baby.
Set of lifting ssag wsighs, SO pounds. Wit With
9sSef'is usR6 Aufo ~ Ea6io ss6io for sale: ezce!lsn.
cond.. win ut any car from 1888 to 1912.
ssRsss s H2 SIN II sfssfp aRa sen
bars, approximately 40 inches wide 8 IT.
f eains at 81 'te 70 sIS dependins @ Inc. on as 0 IS
condition. Double-deck bunk beds, olive
drab and walnut wood, also steel frames,
Ssss 70 $16 depending. on. type; these
nicely designed. sturdy double-de bunk
specifications: excellent condition. Lockers.
ideal for garages, shops, factories, ware
houses, schools and homes; mounted on
legs, these lockers are approximately 6 It
in. high, It. wide, 1S in. front to
back; each unit has compartments and
9 doors: at the rtdiculously low prices of
S4 to sis depending on "as Is, condition.
All items 'as Is" THE FAIRHAvEN
MANUFACTURING CO.. Surplus Sales
Division, 3043 K st. NV, DE asF2.
no. $50 o. 8. Radiator Capitol Boiler
together with No. $50 Junior Iron Fire
MURPHY CO., GIG King ST., Alexandria,
Evening star., 1947-05-15

sADIo sisiSh fElEVIsToN a q SO SET, 2s-tube ylexs
ssnS ssssss sss slsh ,u1s
siiERtis ased console model M sutomatic
combinations that We are closing out st
National 1928 JORDAN PIANO Co.
RaDIosIimmediate RAD s Ii mediate delivery: brand-new
RCA, Philco. GE, Zenith. Westfnghouse
Crosley. Admiral str9moergnhGa.ttsson: ntson mli snd
record makers: low prices and easy terms;
liberal trade-in allowances. Select your
radios from, washington's largest selection
STANDARD TIRE l. BATTERY Co., 10th
and H SITS. ne. Open every eve. till pm
khDIS IA 1888 rIHtosoakArH, III s3e1 famous make.
floor sample, with I'M and pul-out autos
matte record changer; generous discount
paf PHRk 'Ead5 Esblo ssRSfeR ss1s
RAbIo, RAD O. oo,IPgHoNoGRApH-closingo out slight
ly used floor samples at worthwhils reduc,
RADIO E.Sli -PaoNoGRAPHs = Closing out .
few Slightly used and floor sample models
st xoEth,whjls s,s ssdustipps s Rho9s ,ssc MT
4 RREsFsRinGiERAToRs, ss used, rebuilt: also all
kinds OF motors. compTsssors and coils
Ssisssg, Sssh.ag meshnss oa sis AIS ss'hssd. rse
RRIEaFHRsiIGaEERaToR. 5 Gu. it.. westinshouse.
good cond.; S100. 1926 10th st, ne. 16s
various sizes and
makes; recond. and guar; real oargains;
immed del. 1918 14th st. NV. DE. 1910.
REFRIGERATOR, cleo. modern apt. size:
lights UP inside; needs some repair; sell
ice, 75-lb. capacity; bed
spring on legs: both practically new. No
phone calls. B. d. RAINES. 1001 Monroe
REFRIGERAToR. electric, GE: gas stove,
table top: best price. 1909 Gernaium st
NV RA sT16 --16
REFRIGERAToRs, several. used: thorough
iy reconditioned; various makes and sizes:
i GE electric range, reasonably priced.
OIL $3.50 or OIL 5549. 40
RIFLE, brand-new .22-calibre model So
DL S-shot repeater Marlin. $50 95.
TENDLER's PAWNBRoKERs SALES CO..
913 D st. NV.
40 Krag. cut down. sport
sight, two boxes OF shells, $2S: Ross
Sporter. sos, two boxes OF shells $23;
ROAD sSss sfsD soIEaatoa En- 1 s.ndsm rsrru.
son; AL condition. CAL VII 10eS. -a1
Evening star., 1947-05-15

SERVICE, 5716
Und.. 3 mos. In
del. SIS ad. dep.
makes, rebuilts,
repair work, all
OFFICE MA
n " (het. H.I0
Evening star., 1947-05-15
room,
iyate bath, S1S

ira large front
lth with shower.
to 18th st. bus;
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who stuck and some Of them died
and GrazianO went over the hill and
was dishonorably discharged. This
is bad and there is nothing that can
make It good. II you try to excuse
Graziano you only make small what
better guys did and an acceptance
Of such a theory would give the
poor and the ignorant the right TO
violate all the laws. It started
when he was eleven and that time
they picked him up for stealing the
janitor's bicycle. II happened a
lot and he spent six years Of his
life in confinement by the time he
was 20. The Army became another
jail to him, but this image does not
grant him immunity either. The
Army was a penitentiary for a lot
Of guys but they were stronger
and they did what they had to do
and by these standards Graziano
becomes q wrong guy. 1t is not my
opinion to dsnounce the people who
have suspended Graziano because
in this column I have abused them
for their leniency with the under
world Of boxing. The facts are
clear and those who demand that
Graziano never fight again have a
strong case. But l think that he
is entitled to make a living as all
felons are when they have served
their time. II they had tried and
convicted him for accepting money
to throw a fight to Reuben Shanks
l would advocate that he be barred
forever. But they only suspect him
Of this and up to now he has not
been indicted for it. Running
GraLiano out Of boxing because he
was dishonorably discharged from
the Army is Furnishing him twice
for the same crime and this is not
the understanding l have of our
system Of justice. The Army SEN
fenced him, and for that he did his
time.
sat in the coffee shop Of the
Edison hotel yesterday with Grazi-
ano and asked him why he thought
he should be licensed TO fight.
"I've been good for five years,
GraEiano said. "The rest Of my life
I wasn't good. | rehabilitated my
self after l got out Of the Army,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
Willie Jones
Turns PRO

Willie Jones, St. Paul amateur
boxing champion and a runner-up
in the Northwest Golden Gloves,
has turned professional, Hayward
TousSaint (Honeyboy Conroy), his
manager and trainer, announced
Tuesday.
Toussaint said that a scarcity of
good amateur opponents prompted
the decision of the St. Paul heavy
weight.
s. s. Vincent Owens Of the
St. Paul Urban League, will
act as Jones' personal adviser.
Toussaint also said that he
doubted arrangements could be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
st. Paul Cos
Stution For Sole

Otto Hall, well-known business
man, is offering for sale a well
established, fully stocked and
equipped oil station at Rondo and
Arundel.
This is an exceptional opportu-
nifty, according to Mr.. Hall, for
the right party who appreciates a
customer trade business with an
established business.
The reason for Mr.. Halls selling
his business, he says, is that he is
moving to California.
For further information call DA.
9644.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

pare for the probable cold, lean days ahead.
Since last June this corner has dabbled in astroo-
gy and horoscope readings Once a month, following
the signs Of the zodiac reveal the faults and virtues
Of my readers. It's been gay venture until today.
According to custom, the time has come for the
Scorpio October 24-November 22) reading I'm
tempted TO pretend that your eolumnist and other
natives Of this sign benevolent, brilliant popular
wholesome, righteous, perfect in every way; but
you wouldn't believe thaso the truth Of the matter
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

SeOrpOs mpuivs dramatic persons HELEN SMITH
Of passionate desires strong likes and dikeS They're suspicious
instantly They perfection high
standard for themselves and others married and their isn't
entirely aboVeboard in his her actions Scopo will its
Vndcve when Ofndedsometmes revengeunaiyes
Of this Secreve sensitive and easily hurt Gosh
We a "mess"f)
Having appearance sOrpiOs possess magnetic 1.-THE
said effect other people Outsiders drawn lay their prob
themselves left mdair still
ing what we think or feel about the thing concerned In love it's the
same-hs partner knOws-fS you is, you amt"
We Woodworking for accomplishment but often forget
polite To diplomacy and Rnesse would much
SeOrpiO socially and economically We're plain Spoken
be careful Of keen for living dissipation any
FORM should be avoided Beware Of throat ailments leg and ankle
Affections live moderately get lots Of Sleep and don't be fussy
about our food
Some famous people sgnJohann Strauss
dOr Roosevelt Chang KAShe John Keats Marie AnOnste Robert
Louis Stevenson Vars Marie Cu and Pat oisn Twin Can
Martin Wellington, Barbara saWdsr Eddie OO) MeMOOrs
McAdam Asp Rsss George (Ocian Brooks
Clifford Rucke Gloria Rhodes Ester ByArs Ann Treasure Inn) Mann
and Nae Stewart
SHINE ON, YOU KNOW WHAT
Meath serumpOus harvest moon! overlooking Dolly PeeyS
spacious home and gun the T. o. BIS social club eight young
Minneapolis matOnS and their guests roasted wnsrS marShmaOs
snapped tales and ate ate ate
Each member could invite three people The including
Dolly guest Mauds hostess Curtis
kept plates full and thereby dispositions happy
The Peery homestead impressed a long bungalow
that spreads out comfortably in the middle
coy don plenty Of guest and the downstairs
and bar combination radio hospitality every
Who wouldn't relish such EVENING"
THIS AND THAT
Just love talk about Sunday dining
gmpsod Ted" Allen wife, Ermn
and husband Gerald Porter Mae Marshall sauntsred in looking chic
red black bOero very long
curly black feather Different, strictly a la Mae.
Had been wondering happened Slaughter
st. Paue The last with the
CnOga Park California He said things paper
eets every week
Small world shH
Pet PssvsMhs arEumentative pugistc
or excessively amOrOuS out in public. What's yOurSH
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
ALMOST
ABOUT
EV E R HIN
By Percy Villa

not when | was in, know what |
mean? When went into the Army
| was only two and half months
out Of the can. l just finished e
bit. 1t was like taking me out Of
one can into another one. l had no
idea what the Army was then. /
went over the hill after five days.
When the guy told me to police the
area-it was like the can. That's
why | went over the hill"
1t wasn't fear that made Graz
iano 20 over the hill, and this ]
believe.
81 wasn't logging it," he said.
81 thought you'd go in there and
fight and what the hell But
il was like the can. Now / realize
it was wrong, now got some sense
and what good does it do met I'm
liable to pay off for the rest Of my
life. It's a tough thing to say. It's
hard to say what | mean. But two
and a half months out - bang -
right in the Army. 1t knocked my
brains out. Know what l nean!"
The middleweight c hampton,
frowning with concentration as he
searched for the correct word, ex-
planned he was a young guy who
had spent six years Of youth in Jail.
81 wanted to quit" Graziano said.
II come out of the Army after the
bit in Leavenworth and l wanted
to 90 straight. II l could fight l
could do something. What did /
make when was robbingf Pea
nuts. Know what mean? Penny
things-know what mean? l could
get twenty bucks for a fight and
that's more than could get foOling
around robbing. Boxing was what
| could do. l figures that's some
thing. ] don't have to rob no more.
Just before l hit the Army l was
turning pro. l could make some
money for my family. For myself,
too. l went AW0L-lived right at
home. wasn't ducking. l wanted
to fight. Then I went back and did
my bit in Leavenworth for going
AW0L. came out. l had some
thing to do. Then this thing hap
pens.
The question came again as
though all the other conversation
was unnecessary and this question
If answered correctly would rectify
all the trouble Of his life.
Didn't l try to do good for five
years 7" he asked. Didn't try to
do goOd7 If they got anything on
me let them hit me with the book.
I'll stand by it. If they won't try
me-what can l do? They tried
me for everything else l did. Know
what l meant"
Graziano spread his arms out.
IT want to fight here" he said,
Chicago Miami l want to
fight here right in New York.
Know what l meant"
"Tf a guy is a creep they'll find
it out" he said. Wont they? l
never bulldozed any one in my life.
I did wrong things. They must Of
been wrong because did six years
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Page 8, ST. Paul RECORDER
Friday, October "a, 1S47

St. Paul His first appearances are
expected to be in San Francisco,
New Orleans and Spokane.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
JUVENILE 1--WE
By DON GATES

THE longer a person lies in
dirt, the dirtier they become"
Proverb.
And thereby hangs a tale-true
to be sure.
The dance at Halle Brown was
reilly great. Coke, hot tamales
and hot dogs were on the blue
plate.
Percy's orchestra as you know
did ride, ride, ride. They always
play that music that gets you in
side.
The stage show, by gosh, was
really real gone. Milton Combs
and Addie Armstrong were what
we call "on." Addie sang "Body
and SOUL" which laid our soul to
rest, and with that fine formal she
really passed the test. Milton sang
"Embraceable You" Believe me,
the girls did sigh, so between the
two I think it was a tie.
An act that really tore the house
down, was the one put on by those
four "loVelies," Warren Haze, Mil
ton Combs, Bubba jackson and
Bernie Clark. They looked too cute
in their formals, and wigs made Of
mops. believe they got more fir
tations out Of the crowd than all
the girls there.
All kidding aside they really
were a card, all they had to do for
a laugh was stand there, and the
place went-well daddie just wild.
Some Of the TANNERS on hand
were MARY CRENSHAW, HANK
FRANKLIN, CoRAMAE RICHEY,
JUNE SESSION, JEAN BROWN,
FRANK BROWN, BERT
WoRMLEY, JACKIE JACKMAN,
DICKIE MAYES, SARAH HILL.
CLIENTELE JACKSON, TOM and
HERMAN LANGUMS, CARL
PATTER S0N, CHARLES
BROWN, and DONNA CUFF, and
so many others that It would be a
real job to name them. So many
Of the kids l did leave out, were
jam-jamming like mad, too. Jean
Brown, what say?
When we speak of a sweet tid-bit
let's not forget cute JEAN
BROWN. Many girls go to the "U"
Of an" and take many things but
few care to indulge in a hard eight
year course in Medicine. va, Jean
is planning to become a doctor, be-
lieve me not a nurse but Doc
can see only one thing wrong with
that, and that is too many boys will
be skipping work to go to the doc
tor. Yes, me too!
| often wonder if the average
person builds up as many people
as they tear down. When for some
reason we find we do not like a per-
son, I wonder If it is wise to tell
every one else that he or she isn't
worth a -. Whenever we start
to tear another persons character
down, and talk about their many
faults, let's make sure that we our
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CHATTER -PATTER
By HELEN SMITH
THE STARS AND YOU

Coofu glorious sad unpredctabe October almost This
birth the beautiful 81 days of the Time for
wiener roas barn Dances fall Time to buy fuel canned
oond rad hannal mani honda 10 me-
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made for amateur bouts IN the inn
mediate future with either Vince
Donnelly Of Minneapolis or Bob
Campion Of st. Paul.
Jones, a Mechanic Arts student,
has been boxing for three years in
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Higher Level
The level Of the Gulf Of Mexico
actually Is about eight inches higher
than that Of the outer Atlantic.
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selves are ID a position where we
can talk, without having someone
say, why don't you practice what
you preach?"
Also, remember, you cannot
judge a person until you know his
whole story.
Duke (BuzzinR Youl Don.