davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-03-09
other AN STATIONS.

Wo0W-570 Kt,-7 am. to e:15 pm.
WPIK-730 Ke.-6:15 am. to e;15 PM
WARl-7S0 Ke.-e:16 am. to 6;15 pm
WeAY-t050 Ke.-e;15 am. to SIS pm
WBcc-t.170 Kc.-6:15 am. to 6:15 pm
WFN-t,720 Ke.-e:1b am. to s;16 pm
WEAh-t,390 Ke.-e;l5 am. to 6;15 pm
W0OK-1. 800 Kt,-6 am. to 6:15 pm.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.

6:45, WOL-John Nesbitt spins
another factual tale from his Pass
ing Parade" series.
800, WRC-Archie plans a tele-
vision career for Marlene Dietrich.
S:3o, WOL-Dan Daley and Hedda
Hopper are the stars of tonight's
Family Iheater" presentation.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
"Bxt dian bare bring m hack Cbolonae They're those
ne-Kay Bons-No Depoas-No Rsxrn&"

Yes, here's the biggest news since
beer was bottled! With new "ONE.
WAY" glass bottles, you pay no de-
posit and you don have to bring them
back Remember, beer and ale taste
Evening star., 1949-03-09
IN STATIONS.

IN STATIONS.
WRc.th-93.9 Nc. Channel 73o.
$50 an. to am.
WINXF+96.3 Me-. Channel AZ.
Gam. to 1:O5 an.
WBUzF+96.7 Me.. Channel 74l.
$50 am to 10 pm.
WASH.FM-97.i Me-, Channel 246.
4:50 to IL pm.
W0lFM-9S.7 Mt., Channel 754.
am. to 1890 Am.
WtFMHs95 Me-, Channel 75S.
8 to II pm.
WWDc.fNtoi.t Me-, Channel 166.
7:ae am. to 1880 pm.
WeAy.FM-i07.3 Mt. Channel ~.
6:15 am. to g. pm.
W O 0W.FMHi03.5 Me-, Channel 278.
7:30 am. to 1870 pm.
WARl.FM-t05.5 Me-, Channel 7SS.
3 to 10 pm.
WMAl.fM-to7.3 Mt., Channel 797.
8 am to midnight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-11

Continued From rsee one1
terms. Outboard usoiufM pen an
pencil sets. barbecue plt eirtafh
hot water heaters. cleciFle fieam
ers and many other ltrIas.
The fishing Tournaments - 49,
Upper Keys began On Nas ~
There are now hunflruds - ls'
entered In the contest. fof mhstil
prizes are 20 BE- given.
The display Wa sliown - ~
West 10 interest peuuir hefe 81
donating prizes IN nrxt FeaF .
tournament There are arNxFal
Of the prizes that are nos dansiF
by local business flrmA hui !
much larger list - g. - ssis9t
next year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-11
Florida Needs
Funds But Tex
Other Fellow"

TAMPA. Aug. II FNS).-Hold-
ING les first tax forum in Tampa
last week. the Joint house-senate
tax committee heard citizens ex-
press their opinions on how the
state should handle its financial
problems.
Taxpayers showed little sympa-
ms with demands for increased
fevenue and opposed the Lowing
If ans substantial amount of new
taxes. The demand that state OPP
Grating expenses be cut was gen.
erla. and Richard II. Simpson,
lolncd By senator w. A. Stands
Questioned each spokesman close
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY

LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY
Responsible chemical manaiaf
turing corporation has gpeuEss
for individual or establishes esan
pany 10 become Factory DlliGihn
tor for county.
Applicant must have gfazi lliisi
ness and selling rrcad ans'
able 10 finance rcasunaisle ~
ventory.
This is not q business o. aals
nor Is il q gambling prspsslihsn
but genuine opportunity o. e.
in on the ground flsor - = afr
sound. and permanent blleiDea
Advertising will be such tlsai
profits are assured. Al al1lsl
cations will be- treated o. eslsfl
dental. and company MAX lng tht.
offer welcomes investigated A.
ply Box No. 2. wL.P.. efo Ca.
zen. aifKf q
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ly as to just how they would cut

ly as to just how they would cut
expenses.
The economy minded individu-
ais could give no definite answer
and simply maintained that costs
could be cut sharply f legislators
and the budget makers were a
mind to. tggf
The situation was summed up
by Senator John E. Mathews of
Jacksonville, who said, 1T is the
same old story, everyone says the
state needs more taxes but don't
tax me. Tax the other fellow"
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LOTS WANTED s0oa sassasa
feet minimum area rcqusftf
r. S. Crane. Phone 598
aus1 e
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USED wicker furniture rhsas
loom. atIE8 q !
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Minimum space to be
charged for any one inser-
ton win be for 3 lines. (Es-
timate S words per line.)
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Use your phone. Adver-
tisements may be inserted
in these columns by phone.
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Dsadlins

To insure publication,
ropy must be in the Adver-
Using Department office be-
fore II o'clock in the NOM
ing on the day of publica-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-11
Two Small Fires
Call Department

Two small fires drew the atten-
ton of the City Fire Department
last night.
AT $50 p. m, they answered an
alarm sounded from 1919 Virgin
ia street. A stove caused a small
blaze.
At $3.50 p. m, they went to the
vicinity of Casa Marina Hotel to
extinguish brush fire.
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Office

Business office in The
Citizen Building, corner OF
Greene and Ann Streets.
Door to the right on enter
ing building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-11

THIS SUSPECT center in brutal attacks on two
families has just been captured by officers while
fishing for scalops on the Gulf of Mexico near o.
ona Fla. Sheriff Todd Tucker Cleft identified the
prisoner as Jim Sullivan alias Russell The sher-
III said he is held for questioning about the attacks
Sunday in which one person was killed and four
others were wounded.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-11
HELP wANrED-FEMALE

AVON cosmetics. Pheasant fasa
liable work a. neighisof aiasl
representative. Pc. Box iioi. "
Palm Beach, Fla sifEis 81
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FOR sALE-usED TRUCKS

1897 CHEVROLET truck, Il ton.
stake body. $3.50. Apply 818
Simonton Street. aug9-3tX
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HAIR STYLING

MISS Eta Faye iinion FRS
prize winner and holder - -
silver cup Of the Hairdresacrs sna
CosmotOlogy Association SAL
styling contest. Is nOw msn,szrf
Of the Beauty Colony. Phone 90
for appointment 52i Ssiuthaga
aual 1al
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FABRICS

HOW is your fabric supply? Have
YOU made those new sllpcoverS
and draperieS you have been plan
ming: the cotton dresses and skirts
of which YOU never have enough?
CAROLINE SHOP. 223 Ann St.
has the fabric you need; prices
from 90 cents per yard up. We
remind you that the shop will be
closed from September LIST to No
veraber 18th.
augl0-11-l5-17-18-22-24-25-29
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BILL HENDRIX (center at top, Ku KluX Khan
agent from Tallahassee. Fla holds two buckShot
polletS he says were fired into during khan
parade at Iron City, Ga He is at jail in Dothan,
Ala, with two companions, W. L Hines left and
w b. Rogers right after an automobile chase in
which they were pursued by Iron Citys Mayor C.
l.. Drake. Hendrix released under $500 bond
on brakes charges that he a fugitive from
Georgia justice. Hines and Rogers were not held
Bottom Mayor Drake (center), j. W. Kirkland tleftl
and Ed Berry right relax in Dothan at the end of
the chase Kirkland and Berry accompanied the
mayor in pursuit of Hendrix after Iron City towns
people fired on the khan parade,
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MOVING AND HAULms

Furniture Moving
Local and Long Distance hGrnt
Galloway Transfer and So So
ISLAND CITY TRANSFER
Phone l50 y. v kintfn4n
ilb IS Nas
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TROPICAL FISH

STOP at 1881 First Street and
see the new shipment of Trop-
ical Fish with their gorgeous col
ors. Also carry aquarium and
accessories. Phone ll72-R.
aug67t
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HELP wANTEn-haAl.E
ANDIoR FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER. please tate a,ai
ifications and cNperieufe 49,
salary requirement. Write ilak
SP.. c/O Citizen aflNf q
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NAVY lieutenant, with wife and
small son, need two bedroom
house or apartment, furnished or
unfinished. Phone 343-M.
aug1l-3tx
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OPPORTUNITY FOR Yol
Both rural and city h.cniifiea
available now fof ksNlf lah
dealers. No capital nectsssfF e.
get started. Write kau lcigh
Dept. FAH-660- 200. Mcntphis
Tenn. auE ttN
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PERSONAL

CHAIRS girdles and fouiilist i''n
bras. Zero cups 10 sixc Z NJ
Leota Cruickshank Phone liAs J
iuiy ] -
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FOR SALE--BOATS AND
MARINE MOTORS

NEW 49, x s. Runabout, complete
ly equipped, $3.50. Also new 6
hip. Elgin motor. $85. Will sell
separately. Terms. Phone 1897
augl0-3tx
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RED Brick Storage Co. fufni
ture or commercial FsssitN
798. l1ii -
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FOR RENT-ROoMS
FOR RENT-TRAILERS
AND ROOMS

COMPLETELY furnished trailer
and comfortable sleeping rooms
at summer rates. Young's Tour
list Rest. 1921 Flagler Avenue.
Phone l172-J. augl0-tf
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FIVE bundles of old newspapers,
SC. Inquire The Citizen Office.
Phone 81. jun22-tf
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
AND HOUSES

FURNISHED studio apartment,
near beach. Porch, garden.
Adults, no pets. SOS monthly.
1040-J. jly23-tf
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BEAUTY SALONS

SUMMER rates n0W in eifai
20 per cent reduction - ~
heat permanent waves Gets
waves $3.50 up. Beauty CuhnnF
(upstairS) 52l Southland Sifest
Telephone BOG iuly II 80
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FOR SALE-USED CARS

1887 CHRYSLER convertible
coupe. Radio, heater, Spotllte.
Good condition. $4,000. Leaving
town. See St Gelais, Cottage No.
2, Gulfstream Trailer Park, cor
ner Truman and SimontOn.
aul0-4tx
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DRESsMAKINc AND
ALTERATIONS

DRESSMAKING. alter stians ia1i
tonholcs. 500 Southland sfr1Ft
Phone l38-M. auE'i q
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Committees For
YMBC CornivuI
Dance Appointed

Plans are already underway for
the annual Carnival ball to be
given by the Young Mems Bust
ness club with the appointment
of the carnival committees at the
meeting of the club on Monday
evening.
Frank G.. Spann was named
general chairman by Jack Tur-
ner, president of the club. Others
named to head the committees
were as follows, r. v. Shields
and Jack Beatty who will be in
charge of the decorating commit
tee; Carl Segerblom, Edwin Mays
and Rames Khayat, who will be
on the door.
Ralph Davis will be In charge
of the cars, supervising the pro-
cession of the court to the scene
of the ball which will be staged
at the 18th STREET auditorium on
February rs.
Wraps may be checked under
the supervision of Otis Tootle,
Joe McQuade and Gregory Wood
while the floor committee will be
headed by Forrest Crabtree.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Groundwork On
New Fair Grounds
Started This Week

Ground was broken this week
on the site of the proposed Fair
Grounds of Jackson county on
the old airport located on High
way 80 and the short cut to
Kreole.
Under the supervision of A. w.
Head, civil engineer, and j. F.
Barlow, county road foreman, a
county crew has been at work on
drainage bitches, roadbeds and
curbing as preliminary steps in
carrying out the master plan
adopted by the Board of Super
visors.
All of the construction now un-
der way will be built for perma-
nance and is the first step in the
building of a permanent Fair
Grounds.
After proper drainage facilities
have been established roads will
be laid out and built, according
to an announcement this week by
the Board of Supervisors.
This is but the first step in the
building of a Fair Ground for the
county. the details of which will
be announced later, a member of
the Board stated.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
New Longshore
Union Officers
Are Installed

Longshoreman's Local Union
No. 1855, American Federation of
Labor, was set up in Pascagoula
Sunday at a meeting at Carpen-
ter's Hall on Delmas avenue with
officers installed in ceremonies
conducted by j. w. Harrison of
the Gulfport local.
Thomas B. Roberts was INSTALL
ed as president and business
agent of the Paseagoula local and
other officers are as follows: j..
H. Hollingsworth, vice-president;
7. d. Shearer, recording secre-
tary; j. II. Shows, treasurer and
financial secretary; Bill Patrick,
conductor; Jeff Williamson. E.
M. Dorsey, D.. l.. Lennep, trustees,
and ]. Mccullough, sergeant-at-
arms.
In making the announcement
of the formal installation of the
new local, Mr.. Roberts said that
a survey has been conducted over
the past few weeks to determine
the amount of men experienced
in this type of work, as members
of the local will be drawn from
Jackson county.
The survey showed a large
number of available men in the
county, he said, who are expert
enced in all types of work con
nected with the loading and un-
loading of cargo-carrying craft.
we realize that at the start of
the port development program
there will be a small amount of
this work available" MI. Rob
erts said. However, Jackson
county can and will furnish the
labor as the work increases and
the stevedoring companies call
for them. 1t is gratifying to know
the large number of working men
interested in the development of
Jackson county's deep water port
at Pascagoula."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28

points for a champion, three
points for a r%unner-up, Mr., Tuck
er explained.
With some of the top fighters
from last year scheduled to ap-
pear IN the program, the fight
program promises plenty of fast
action. Keesler Field will be rep
resented in the heavy weight
field by three big boys who will
tip the scales at 200 pounds and
over. Salem LabbouS will be Pas
cagoula's principal heavy and
fans are eagerly waiting to see
him in the ring since his strong
bid for the Southern champion
ship in the finals in Nashville
last year.
Wayne Rouse is listed in the
bantam weight class from Pasca-
goula and the soldiers promise
two good entries in that class. Roy
Bosarge, we'll known to Pasca-
goula fight fans will battle II
the lightweight matches with
Robert Acosta, a serappy weller
weight fighter, will also be back
in the ring for the 40 scraps
Preston Price is scheduled foi
the middleweight class.
The. fights will begin at 8 pm
each night. Tickets are on sale
at Caver- Tucker Sporting Goods
305 Delmas avenue, and there
will be both reserved and genera.
admission tickets.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Five Directors
Announced For
c. Of G. Bourd

Five new directors of the Pas
cagoula-Moss Point Chamber of
Commerce were announced at a
special meeting of the Board of
Directors Wednesday night. Each
elected for a three-year term,
they are Frank Mixson and John
Baekstrom of Moss Point and Ben
Sholtes, Hermes Gautier and
Frank Canty of Pascagoula.
The 1948 board authorized the
payment of all bills so that the
new administration will have no
outstanding indebtedness and an
nounced that there is a substan-
tial four figure bank balance with
which to start the new fiscal
year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Travis Ayera Is
Named Head OF
Disposal Plan:

Travis Avera has been named
supervisor of the sewage dispos-
al plant and pumping stations and
will assume his new duties on
January LIST, Harold w. Ezell.
Paseagoula commissioner of pub
lie works, announced this week.
MI. Avera is presently a mem
Der of the Pascagoula fire depart
ment. He also served as a me-
chanical foreman at ingalls, Ship
yard, and has had long expert
ence in mechanical work.
"Mr. Avera will be in full
charge of the disposal plant and
the pumping stations" Commits
sioner Ezell said. with his me-
chanical experience we believe
that he can at all times maintain
proper operation of the plant. In
addition we have secured the
services of the Chicago Pump Co..
which furnished the machinery,
and they will send a representa-
tive here to instruct Mr.. Avera in
the operation of the plant"
Commissioner Ezell also said
that the unsightly shacks on the
disposal plant grounds will be
torn down. a new building con-
structed from the salvaged lum-
Der, and the grounds planted with
shrubs and generally beautified.
The disposal plant is on one
of our main thoroughfares and
we believe the grounds should
be made a credit to the city,"
Commissioner Ezell said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Appointments To
City Offices
Made By Board

Appointments to Pascageslla Of
fetal posts were announced this
week by the mayor and board of
councilmen following the regular
meeting Tuesday morning at City
Hall.
Karl Wiesenburg, Pascagoula
attorney and state commander
of the VFW, was named city at
torney, and E. z. Blakeney, who
has been serving as acting chief
of police since the resignation of
]. T.. Shirley, was permanently
appointed to that position.
Other appointments were as
follows:
James Hudson was re-appoint-
ed as fire chief, and Fenimore
Hudson, who has been serving
as a member OF the fire depart
ment, was named assistant chief
of police.
New System
H. w. Kenney was named ware
house clerk for the administra-
ton of q new city system under
which all materials will be is
sued on properly signed requisi-
tions only, and Ivan Murray vas
named foreman for the street
maintenance department. II. X.
Thornton will become assistant
fire chief with the transfer of
Mr.. Hudson to the police depart
ment.
All appointments will take eff
feet February LIST.
In making the announcement
for the city board, Mayor Frank
S. Canty also said that parking
regulations will be strictly en-
forced. particularly in the down
town area and in front of the
post office where parking is linn
tied to 10 minutes.
He also said that application
has been made for admittance of
a member of the Pascagoula po-
lice force to the 14-week Federal
Bureau of Investigation training
school at Washington, d. e. Chief
Blakeney will take the course,
he said. and II is heped that ottsl
er members of the police force
can also be sent.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Meet With Hiwuy
Engineers On Gas
Pipeline Shifting

Officials of the United Gas
Pipeline Co., State Highway en-
gineers and city and county Off
Gals are scheduled to confer Fri
day, today, on moving the gas
pipepline serving Pascagoula and
Moss Point in connection with
permanent repairs to the High
way So Escatawpa river bridge
approaches.
The Highway Department has
advertised for bids for repairs
to the approaches and a delega-
ton of Moss Point and county
officials are scheduled to confer
Thursday of next week concern
ing the letting of the contract.
The meeting will take place in
the Highway Department offices
at Jackson.
The Highway Department has
advertised for alternate bids.
One is for repairs to the present
approaches. and a second for
construction of a hydraulic fill
across Beardslee Lake to the
foot of Beardslee street in place
of the present approach from the
Moss Point side.
City and county officials sche-
4uled to meet with Highway De.
partment and gas company en-
gineers Friday are Mayor
Frank S. Carly, Commissioner
Harold c. Ezell and r. T. Nav.
Jr., of the Pascagoula gas de-
partment, Supervisors Edward A.
Khayat of Beat Two and Joe v.
Krebs of Beat Three.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Support Of March
Of Dimes Weapon
To Fight Polio

The danger to family and COM
munity of a polio epidemic was
stressed today by DR.. P. T.
Thompson. local March of Dimes
director, who IS leading this
years drive to raise funds for
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis.
Pointing out that 1948 polio
victims totaled around 5000, APP
proXimating the number stricken
IN the record year of 1916, DR..
Thompson said that one advance
has been the modern care and
treatment now available COM
pared with that 30 years ago.
He added, however, that the costs
of such treatment increased in
proportion to costs Of almost
everything else.
mo matter what the COST" DR..
Thompson said, "the all-important
factor is improved care of those
who have been stricken"
The panic and after effects of
the last epidemic were less than
in 1916, DR.. Thompson stated, but
he added that as yet there is no
known method of actually pre-
venting a single case of poliomye-
litis.
Experience has showed that
much can be done. Aid can be
given to the stricken communi-
ties, funds can be supplied for
treatment, hospitals made avail
able, wards opened for treatment
of the disease and the pressure
of anxiety relieved. All of these
things car be done through sup
port of the March of Dimes, DIR.
Thompson said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
City Pldns Drive
Against Street
Roaming Dogs


Dog owners were warned this
week by Mayor Frank S. Canty
of Pascagoula that beginning i'm
mediately a drive will be started
by the city to pick up and i'm
pound all dogs found roaming
loose on the streets of the city.
$50 many of the animals are
the Streets" Mayor Can
ty said, that the situation is be-
coming dangerous. Most of the
dogs are not innoculated against
rabies and in addition they upset
trash and garbage cans and
spread litter over the streets and
sidewalks"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-28
Plenty OF Fast Action Promised In
Annual Golden Gloves Matches Here

Keesler Field with a team of
30 fighters ranging from bantam
to heavy weight will be the best
represented of any single locale
at the Golden Gloves champion
ship matches to be staged for the
third year in Pascagoula Janu-
airy 81 and February / and 2 at
the Recreation Center on Market
street.
The fights will be under the
joint sponsorship of the Chron-
icle-Star and Advertiser and the
Paseagoula American Legion
Post 100 with T. N. Tucker in
charge.
Included in the heavy regis
tration will be about Is boys on
the Pascagoula team. IL from the
Merchant Marine Cadet school at
Pass Christian. ten from tn e
Youth Center in Biloxi and four
from Hattiesburg, MI. Tucker
announced.
Coaching and working out with
the local fighters are Terry Lob
man and Buster Price.
To Award Team Trophy
A beautiful team trophy will
be awarded the winning aggre-
cation. Each champion will re-
ceive golden gloves and the
runners-up viii be given silve.
gloves. The judging viii be on
the basis of one point for each
win in the eliminations, five