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Evening star., 1948-10-31
Teen Topics
By Sally

Customs may change, but one
statute stays ON the etiquette books.
A lady never allows herself to be
picked up by strange man.
Even men you see frequently rate
as strangers until they've been
properly introduced. So if you have
q yen to meet some certain glamour
boy, honey, there's only one way
Ask o mutual friend to introduce
him.
Wolf calls may amuse and even
fiatter you. They're not a sound
basis for friendship.
Naturally, you may speak to fel-
low students at school or fellow
guests in q friends house without
introduction. But in public places,
in hotels, trains and streets, a
mutual acquaintance must officiate.
Sound stuf7y? Well, maybe, but
there 1t is! The rule is so general
iy accepted that q gal who disre-
CARDS 1t gets plenty Of criticism.
Even the guy who makes the pick
up rates her as easy and cheap.
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Bright colors are being offered
teens this year and they are well
come relief from summer pastels.
Black and white are the sophisti-
Gates of the sweater world and for
real color news q chick might try
one of the new amber tones which
look fresh and interesting.
A sweater should be a real invest
ment in the teens wardrobe. 1t
should not be chosen for warmth or
comfort alone. For the same money
she may choose a color to fit into
her present wardrobe. The girl who
knows her knitting will look for
fine-gauge stitching because it spells
elasticity; she will look for good
workmanship, which means careful
finishing, and she will look for tags
that tell her how best to care for the
garment. Every chick knows that 1t
takes but one careless washing to
send all her sweater beauty down
the drain.
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Record
Row
By Betty Miles

Available at one local store arr
o very few copies Of the Libby Hol.
man album, blues TIL Dawn" with
Josh Whites guitar accompaniment
Records made by Miss Holman are
as hard to come by ~ the proverbial
hens teeth.
A hectic combing Of New York
where the albums are literally beine
rationed, resulted in the arrival OF
the slender loot last week. The
three-record album contains some
blues reminiscent Of the early days
OF Miss Holmanis career, and also
several folk tunes forecasting he,
program OF Earth Songs" given in
Pierce Hall last week, and received
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the dual role Of recording artist and
artist and repertoire adviser In the
blues and rhythm department. {.
Reissued Is the King Cole Trios
"Straighten Up and Fly Right" the
trio's first big record, and now
their theme. The coupling Is Gee,
Baby, Amt I Good to YOU" with
vocals by Nat Cole, another Of the
trio's hit releases. Vic Damone
mods to the crowd collegiate with
MY Fraternity Pin," q tune that's
pleasant and light.
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A1lO tf1S BCleCtlUu OI
sewing machines ID very large-on
both used and new models. Re-
built Singer Electric Sewing Ma
chimes are modestly priced, Singer
Consoles at $Ss.5o-and Singer
Portables at $3.50. Brand-new
sewing machines are priced from
$l2s.50 UP. Ask TO see the new
"NECCHI" machine considered
the worlds finest. Without any
special attachments it does prac-
tica1ly everything but talk. It
monogrsms, embroiders, makes but
tonholes, does cording, sews buttons
on, hg-zag stitches and sews back
ward and forward. 716 11th OF.
NV. Phone RE. 1900.
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+" WHERE GOOD FRIENDS
GET ETHERw
Every Friday, many good friends
get together at O'DONNELL's
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NIGHT LIFE
TN WASHINGTON

:. begins at five and goes
slesfulIy sa-snd er-ond on!
the winter calender is
beginning TO crowd with soirees
end little" evenings - with
cocktail psrtiss. debut parties
sad charity bslIs.
e.. there ere footbon victories
TO bs eslsbratsd end the Won.
qsishsd to BE- eonselsd.
.. semseas Is elweys hovins
q birtAdsy, On engagement. q
wedding.
... end % meny things thot
eeteh the spirit Of the oe.
essioR are 10 BE- found in TO-
dey's eolamn-foshions, good
foed-snd the proper decor.
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In time. Here are the warnings!
Is there excessive hair in your
combings? Is your hair unusually
oily or dry? Is 1t burdened with
heavy, clinging dandruff? Let these
specialists give you an immediate
FREE examination. Let them find
the cause of your falling hair. Let
them "normalize" your scalp to
help produce thicker hair. There
are private treatment rooms for
both men and women. Suite 1850,
Shoreham Bldg, 18th and H SITS
NV. Phone ma. 608l.
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suit. Washington's o
largest sewing ma.
chine store 10 located
just across from
Woodward and 10TH
rop's North Bldg.
It's the CAPITAL
SEWING CENTER
Evening star., 1948-10-31

November md and
"wednesday, Novem-
Der 3rd--sroua 10
ana. to Q pm. She
will show YOU how
the Eaxyne Of the
Papaya removes dead
skin. promotes Q
natural replacement
NJ nav akin. and
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tightsns sagsing facial muscles.
Make an appointment for . COM
plimentary skin analysis. papaya
facial end makeup. Call RE. 3477.
1877 r 1T. NV.
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H GO CONVENIENT" Yes,
s0 there are two ROSS
SATURN stores to take care Of your
shoe problems. Midtown: The
Evening star., 1948-10-31

Ecallops, Mexican Salad, Saratoga
Potatoes, Rum Bun, Bread and
Butter, and Coffee or Tea. Can you
imagine O more tempting value In
this day Of prices? O'DONNELL'S
SEA GRILL specializes In seafoods
but you can order steak, chops or
chicken as well. You can relax and
order their delicious foods at lunch
con, dinner. or late supper. Ask the
headwaiter to seat you at the Cap
tain's Table, or in the Ships Cabin,
or in any Of the other Marine Din
ing Rooms. Stop In today-tomor-
row-and every dayl 1921 and
a207 u ST. NV.
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plete sets OF old
Limoge French
china -- yer
fine pieces Of
Canton rose
medallion china
pictures, en-
broideries, man
DARN coats,
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their Famous
Make" shoes at
savings OF o. TO
SIS, On every
pair. You'1l rec
ogniss shoes
from ID o a W 1 {
Teller, 6aks
Fifth Av0nue-
priced st UsS,
a. an HT az AND
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address 10 06
CONN. AVE. And,
the phone number
Ia RE. ITO. Down.
town: The address
10 l42s y OF. NV.
and the phone
"A u IA b er % MA.
ALSO. Both stores
have tha hast sAiec.
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felt hat with
your own fur.
CLAIRE will re-
style last sea-
sons hat for
only $3.50 or
will clean and
bl ck 1t for
$3.50. See her
1Nyn1xs aof tpins-
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developed runs
and snags Is 1t
O pair Of gloves
t at n e e d s
clea n ng or
r1lending? THE
@ r Il LO s RE-
PAIR SERVICE
does all of these
things-skillful-
ly, too! They're
located on the
Evening star., 1948-10-31

Capitol tells Of its second expan-
sion within two weeks into the in
ternational field, with the an
nouncement Of . reciprocal agree
ment with . Mexican company,
similar to that negotiated with
Germany's Telefunken. Under terms
Of an agreement concluded and dis
Evening star., 1948-10-31

SEA dRILL---and
enjoy the "1mpe-
rial Grab Special" !"
served from 1880
am. to midnight.
This popular r
Special" ID only
66e-and consists
Of the following:
Clam Broth, I'm.
y%Arfa1 r~Mh Hw&n 4
Evening star., 1948-10-31

Turntable Talk: Latest of the disc
doings for kiddies is q Christmas
gift package that combines fairy
tales with pasteboard cutouts that
make 1t possible for the youngsters
To act as cutout puppeteers, ano
follow the story as the record Is
played. "Goldilocks and the Three
Bears" is the first Offering. Next
month, the Three Little Pigs" are
scheduled to make their debut.
Lucky Millinder will serve Victor In
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or English Earthenware. There's
o sterling silver roast holder. priced
at $40, tax inc.-end many gifts
under 90. 33os O ST. NV. NO. 082s.
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&c 7 rs PETTTEs GALLERIES.
"s -is an enchanting little
Gift and antiques shop In George
town. There you can find COM
Evening star., 1948-10-31

/" HEADLNEs IN FUR"
Let CLAIRE, the clever
ycung milliner, make a fur hat to
match your coat or trim O
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ton In beautiful shoes, they've ever
had-and both are open daily TO Q;
Thursday til Q.
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q" AT YOUR SERVICE"
Does q dress or coat need
:. o moth hole or cigarette burn re-
woven? Or has o pair OF stockings
Evening star., 1948-10-31

etc. Lamp shades and draperies
made-to-order. 3243 r ST. NV.
HU. 7Sl4.
W RETTE KNoWLToN - the
s originator OF Face
Lifting without Surgery" will be
at HEADS for two days: Tuesday,
Evening star., 1948-10-31
. JOE

There's news waiting for you that
should BE- OF great Interest. II You
want to have that new suit you
burned rewoven. take It 10 Cody's
Ssrvieentsr. They repair and clean
Just about everything. They'll mend
your shirts. block your hats, clean
and press your suit. repair your shoes,
fountain pen and cigarette lighter.
They'll clean your wife's dresses and
make alterations. too. It's the most
unusual place In town. Csdy's Ssrvi.
ssatsr. sla 18th Street, NV. Fer
information call Sterling 7oss.
0uuuU0Uu8Una q a g n
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ups Mag
mum Gu p1.
They ola
I W ce 90
much O. or.
dinary cups
and come
Ia i n q lish
HnnA China
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lversmiths
do s u p erla-
tive silv r
plating and
use only a
heavy quad
ruple silver
plate finish
W hich ia
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Engaged to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. p. Frone-
field Of Wayne. Pa, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Mar
tina Louise, to MIR. Jack Armour
Guerry Of Savannah, Ga, and Wash
ington. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Mr.. Guerry is the son Of Mrs. L.
B. Kidwell Of Hyattsville and the
late DR.. Robert David Query Of
Savannah.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

1e.sS-nothing higher. opsu daay 0
DO Q; T1lurs. 0 70 0. 1898 CONN.
AVE. AID. sS43.
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W To AN HEIR APPARENTLY
II Mr.. Stork Ia scheduled
10 make an appearance Ia the near
futlUe-this will interest you'll
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located on the and floor, Velati
Bldg, s04 g ST. NV. Phone MA.
S442.
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/" THE PLACE to take your
silver for replating or re-
pairins-is THE SILVER SHOP Of
the Scientific Plating Co. Skilled
Evening star., 1948-10-31

tributed by Articulos Domesticos,
8. A., and Panamericana de Discos,
S. A. They, on the other hand,
will press and distribute in this
country Mexican records provided
by Articulos Domesticos.
Although Capitol has exported
previously to Mexico, this repre-
sents an opportunity for distribu-
ton on q larger scale. Also, with
the agreement a reciprocal one, the
companys catalogue for domestic
consumption Is enriched.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

srs, etc. II you're wondering what
10 name your ':heir"-it even con.
tsins over 1900 suggestions for
naming both boy and girl babies.
This delightful little booklet viii DO
sent free Of charge to any sxpee.
tant mother who lives In WaShins-
ton or Ito suburbs. Ali you need do
In to mail O postcard with your
name, address, telephone number
and date Of expectancy (ths latter
TO insure correct horoscope)-and
address 1t TO BOX 1912 Main Post
once. A copy will be mailed to you
promptly.
%%%%%%
+" MAKE 1T YOURSELF"
ALI you need Is o pat
tern, the fabric--and sewing ma
ehine-fn make vntirself n drass or
Evening star., 1948-10-31

tea "a n q i.
wiches, cakes,
petit fours.
ce er Q q m
molds, roast
turkeys an d
ke hams,
etc. Delicious
pickles and
relishes, an d
d o II G 4 @ u o
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TAYLeRS

home baked breads, croissants and
pastries. STA MACOMB Ut. NV.
wO. TOO.
i" HAVE YOU sEN-ths
wonderful shoe values at
TIE SHOE MART?" Be prepared
10 walk OF with several pairs OF
Evening star., 1948-10-31

There 10 an ca.
chanting little
BABY d 90 X.
LET which con.
! tains 90 many
fascinating things
about babies,
their birthstosaes,
kApana@SaAm RA@y
Evening star., 1948-10-31

guaranteed. Call DU. 27eS-and a
representative will call on you-or
take it TO 3611 M ST. NV block
beyond Key Bridge.
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i" MOT FOR MEN ONLY"
Men are not the only
ones who lose their hair. Women,
too, find that O problem. II you-
Evening star., 1948-10-31

Health Club"
W Ill W ork
wonders! And
think Of It.! A
course Of 10
treatments Is
only SIS. Vi
orators, barrel
rollers, rim 9
rollers and
~Aa{x. spAY1~sa &mun
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enthusiastically by both press and

enthusiastically by both press ant
public.
The Skye song, II Know Where
I'm Going" Smokey" and Pare
Thee Well" are the folk tunes sung;
Good Morning, Blues" Baby
Baby" and when the Sun Goes
Down" are blue.
There is talk Of reissuing the al
bum, now several years old, and
probably other Holman albums will
be forthcoming. Until then, Blues
Till Dawn" bids for status as q COL
lector's item.
Already reissued, but not yet
available locally, Is Miss Holman S
recording Of Body and Soul"
Evening star., 1948-10-31

or your husband--are
losing your hair--and
possibly your looks
let THE HAIR Elk
PERTs help you! They
give professional care
that will help grow
t:licker hair. Most
badness could have
been avoided III it
had been acted iIoon
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thighs and ankles. Clara II. Mead.
cws, directress. 5000 14th ST. NV.
no. ol66.
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0 ETS GIVE A PARITY"
It's no trouble at all
II TAYLOR'S take care Of all the
food. They do everything! Make
Evening star., 1948-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. David Stern are
spending q week ut the shelbourne
In Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

4" HOW 10 WIN FRHNDs!"
Serve coffee in Jumbo
cupsi sCHUYIER's, in George
town, call these huge breakfast
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
BY ED HUGHES

n My God can make tree,
" remember. Yet think how
many mad to grow to give up
the newsprint to tell you that a
rowdy ball player had left Brook
Ign to manage the Giants. The
reams of pish-posh devoted to
the Durocher-Ott-Sh shuttle
is staggering. Is baseball, let
alone Durocher and company,
that important?
Take Durocher. Here is a guy
who is strictly for Leo Durocher.
He's blusterer, loud and foul
mouth, a professional umpire
batter. He operates a heels phil
oSophy of life.
Many argue Durocher is mot
good" for baseball. They CAB of
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
Hitler was
misunderstood
Brundaqe

AS Americas Olympians began
competing this week in the Lon
don games, the question of
whether Adolph Hitler snubbed
Jesse Owens at Berlin in 1886
was raised anew.
1t was Avery Brundage of Chi
cago, president of the us. OIym-
pic committee, who rushed to the
defense of the No. / Nazi by de-
claring that reports of the star
athlete being snubbed were I'M
true. Brundage made his revela-
ton aboard ship enroute to Eng
land.
According to front page stories
in the daily press during the Ber-
lin games, Hitler hurriedIy left
the stadium after Owens victor
les rather than shake his hand.
He did personally congratulate
white winners. But Brundage
says it amt so.
Still, it's not surprising TO those
who know of the high ranking
A.A.U. official. A guy with a
reputation for what polite circles
call extreme conservatism" is
not likely to be too critical of
Adolph Hitler.
And since this is supposedly
free country, you take your
choice of believing I'd virtually
all the US. correspondents at the
Berlin games or CD Avery Brund-
age.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31

two setups at the honest empo-
rum of fisticuffs, Marigold Gar
dens.
Johnny is The lad who as a
lightweight was the biggest draw
ing card the Stadium had had
in many a day.
He looked like he should have
been a great fighter but never
quite made it.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31

215 signatures on petitions with the town
clerk.
There were ait signatures on the petitions
when the Proeressives got their certification.
The two additional signatures were those of
the clerk and his assistant.
"a
Mrs. Peggy Carlson. widow of the late
Brig. Gen. Evans Carlson. famed wartime
leader of CarIson's Marine Raiders in the Pa
cific. will run for Congress from Oregon on
the Progressive Party ticket. Mrs. Elinor S.
Gimbel. national leader of Women for Wal
lace. told 5l2 women delegates at breakfast
on the last day of the convention.
AT Shibe Park two merchant marine Off
GERS stood watching the proceedings. They
were 1t. Commander Valdes and 1t. Albert
]. Cooney. Both are with the U. S. S. Booker
T. Washington. Valdes said: tits the best
thing for the common man since Roosevelt.
It's long overdue. Thank God it has come
along at last"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
loose lip
What Giants won in Durocher
e Louis recent retirement.

morals" and pious CUFF like
that, forgetting we are all DAM
aged souls. The bowling about
his marriage to LARAMIE Day was
silly. Whose business but theirs
when, where and how they mar
ried?
HOWEVER, as foul mouth in
baseball he's lower than any I've
known, including old McGraw.
I'll tell you why. One afternoon
in the west with his Dodgers,
Durocher began to ride the op-
posing pitcher, name withheld.
He wound up with a remark so
contemplate and baseless 1
wouldn't hint at it in print,
though I understand it's been
done.
A reporter friend of mine
heard ii. Say. did you hear what
heard?" he asked the scribe
next TO him. II was almost un-
believable. Later my friend spoke
TO Dodger player about it. Yes.
the player had heard If and he
said: 1T actually made me sick
to my stomach"
The pitcher victim was all for
taking care of Leo after the
game. The usual cooler heads
prevailed, as they say. and kept
him away from Leo. It may be
one reason Durocher is around
today.
WHICH begs the question:
What is good or not good enough
for baseball? Durocher is boast
fully rowdy player Evidently
in baseball it pays, financially,
not to be mice guy" Horace
Stoneham, Giant prexy, was glad
to put uup small fortune to
grab Leo.
Given the material. Durocher
is a capable manager. He's
tongue-lasher and bull-whippers
thus both liked as well as dis
liked among players. Although
the newspaper piffIe reads other
wise. ii is not bewildering that
Leo is now manager of the New
York Giants. It's plenty logical.
For years Giant fans have
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31

He was very impressive against
Willie Joyce. Then the big head
took over and he got progressive
~ worse until finally Beau Jack
broke his jaw in a pitifullY dull
fight.
We hoped that was all for Mr..
Bratton. But when the promoters
smell dollar, anything goes. So
here is Johnny back again.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
Convention sideIiqhts

BILL POLK. brother of CHS correspon-
dent George Polk, who was murdered in
Greece, announced at press conference with
Henry Wallace that he is supporting the Pro-
gressive Party candidate.
George Polk, famed for his honest re-
porting on the Middle East is believed to
have been killed by the fascist Greek police
because of his attacks on the puppet govern
ment maintained there by American arms un-
der the Truman Doctrine.
The Mayor of Philadelphia. Bernard
Samuel. did not agree 10 welcome the party
TO Philadelphia. Magistrate Joseph RaineY
did the honors at Shibe park Saturday night.
RaineY said the next time the party came 10
the city. Progressive party mayor would
welcome them.
THE Massachusetts, delegation was laugh
ing about what happened in one small town
in that state when the Progressive Party filed
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
Bert Wilson: Cubs 10Th man

WE'VE found way assuring election of Henry
w Wallace and the whole Progressive slate Just hire
Bert 1--WE don't who long it's the Cubs
publicity director.
lively always authentic broadcasis of
the Chicago Cubs games actually made people want
TO out to WrigeY Field TO place mper
sonate major league ball players He
no trouble in getting the people behind solid
Henry Wallace.
During the last eastern INVASION we followed the Cub
broadcasters advice spent quite at beautif
Wrigley Field We to the conclusion Braves
first rate webalanced team Brooklyn Shoton
was developing into definite contender begun
to Slip and the best attraction was none
other than genial Bert Wilson.
IF you LISTEN Wilson long enough you will become
convinced the only top today is
because OF bad breaks OF 365
drive triple by opposing Just another bad break
We must agree, Bertie the Cubs have been getting of
bad breaks of this type lately
The Cubs actually makings of a pretty good
team They have four regulars hitting Meyer
and Schmidt they have two of the capable pitchers in
the league The outed not outstanding passable
The the club place because of its weak
ness at short and second Instead spending dough to
procure first rate major players plug these holes
they have brought players who years away
THE result is that weptched games being lost be-
cause double play balls shooting past young nexper
enced infielders for game winning hits.
First rate players positions can make loser into
contender The acquisition of Alvin Dark staney
mas made the Boston Braves favoe
turned mediocre Philadelphia pennant threat
Roy Campanela carried Brooklyn division
Meanwhile the Cub front office on its stand pat
policy Piper Davis and Leon Wilson, Birmingham Barons
keystone sack, still begging tryout Cubs general
manager James Gallagher are on
the look out for good bapayers includes Negroes
who can qualify Perhaps Jimmy and dcon-
aries SINCE In my book can't qualify without tryou
You wouldn't be trying to fool us would you James!
FROM here it looks like the are depending on a
mediocre team and their weapon the Great
to keep Wrigley Field packed
Wilson is just the fellow he SINGLE
handed get the Cub rookie Jeff
coat. in the ALL Star Game?
Henry Wallace could guy like that and could prob
ably get him if he promised to let Bert say really
thinks about the Cubs.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
Brotton is down, hes up!

Watch out fight fans. They're
building up Johnny Bratton
again. This time as welter-
weight.
He has already taken care of
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31

hated his CUTS, the damn Dodgerl
He handed them too many wal
lopings, so they hated him. Many
still do. You read that many
Giant fans will desert the team
rather than swallow Leo. This is
fandom's adolescent mind that
makes magnates grin and rub
their paws. Business, brother, is
business-and the fan thinks
baseball a SPORT
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-08
Number Operators in
Washington Appear
In District Court

WASHINGTON, July 8. CAN.
P)-Four persons connected with
the numbers racket here appeared
in court this week as the nations
capital city continued it's drive
against the illegal activity.
One man was sentenced, one
fined and the others placed on
probation for two years.
Taylor Oliver, 81, called by
Judge Alexander Holtzoff of dis
trict court "more than a numbers
writer" was sentenced to 80 to
80 days in Jail. The judge said
Oliver evidently had some of his
own money invested in the racket.
Oliver quit his job as a govern
ment clerk a year ago, and has not
worked since.
George r. Williams, 81, was
fined 500, but his sentence of
80 to 80 days was suspended, and
the judge placed him on two years
probation. The judge cited him as
having "an excellent employment
record"
Continued on page three)
1948 want to know how you stand
on the civil rights bill, the anti
poll tax, anti-lynching and fair
employment practices legislation?
They want action now!"