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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-26
. THE LIBBY ACTIVITY DIRECTORY .


Army Reserve Meeting LIST &
Srd Thursday evenings of each
month at Community Room in
Court House. Capt. r. D. Crit
filth.
Libby Chamber Of Commerce:
Joe FenneSSy, Jr., president; Earl
Lovick, secretary.
American Legion Auxiliary No.
81 meets Srd Thursdays. Mrs.
Dolly Holmgren, president; Mrs.
Alma Mount, secretary.
= Lions Club meets IND g. 4th
Mondays. W. J. Erickson, pres;
Don Roberts, Sec'y.
Libby woman's Club meets
End Tuesday at 400 p. m. in com
mOnity room Of courthouse. Mrs.
T, c, Robertson, presldepSs Mrs.
D. =; BcllingeF, secretary.
e American Legion Post No. %
meets Srd Thursdays ct WV
Post Rooms, John H Appelgren
Post Commander. Harold WI
son, ADJ.
= Libby Farm Woman's Club
meets LIST Wednesday. Mrs. Violet
Madison, pres; Mrs. Dolly Bow
en-, Secy.
Libby Modern Art Club meets
Ind Tuesday at 8 p. m. in COM
munity room, court house. Mrs.
VIM. Hafferman (AgneSl preSi-
dent. and Mrs. Earl Lovick
(Ealien) secretary.
" Kootenai Valley Grange meets
first Friday of month at the ]. f.
Bowen home. A. c. Grambauer,
Worthy Master; Rose J, Robert |
son, Sec'y.
Regular meeting of Information |
al Hod Carriers, Building and |
Common Laborers' Union of /
America, A. F. L., Libby, 2nd |
and 9Th Friday at City Hall, Lib
by. Ole Bondahl, pres, H. M.
Rorke, Sec. Treas.
= Lumber and Sawmill Workers |
Union No. 1881. Meets 2nd and
Attn Tuesdays at 1850 William
Shawl, president; Harry Moe,
rec. sec'y; A. C. Role, Bus. Agt
= Veterans Foreign Wars Post
No. l54S. Warren Brown, COM
l. FleSher, adjutant;
Fred F. Clarke, Jr., Quarter
Meets LIST and Srd We'd
leSday at club.
Auxiliary to V. F. w. Post lS4S
-ona McCallum, pres; Mrs. Ma
Del Solem, Sec'y. Meets LIST and
lrd Wednesday OF. each month
n Club RooSn.
Libby Garden Club meets Srd
tuesday in each month. Mrs,
Doris Chapman, Pres; Mrs. Jerry
0aTSow. Seey.
= I.ogaers uaAon Local seea Ed
Ousxon pres: Allen Coo6gAme,
secy.s A, g, Role. Bus Agt.~~
Meetings on call
Military Order OF the Cootie
Pup Tent No. 81 meets
Ind Tuesday Of each month at
SFW Hall. Comm. Irwin Flesher,
Adj. Fred Metzger.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-26
National Forest Timber For Sale

Sealed bids will be received BY
the Forest Supervisor, Libby. Mon
tana, up TO 400 P. NJ, May 81, lS49,
for all live timber marked or deSig-
mated for cutting and all mer-
charitable dead timber standing or
down located on an area embracing
about 90 acres within Section 8,
r. 81. M., n, IS. W., M. p, M, Ferrel
Creek, Koosenai Na4inhaI Forest
Montana, estimated 70 be 800 cedar
poles, q, 900 split cedar posts and
an uneStimated number of round
cedar posts, more or less. No bid
of less than lie per lin. H. for cedar
poles IS and under, Sc per lin. "a.
for 80 and IS foot cedar poles, &c
per lin, II. for 40 and IS foot cedar
poles, Sc per lin. Fl. for so and SIS
foot cedar poles, &c per lin. Il. for
cedar poles so and over, DC each
for split cedar posts and lsc per
lin, It. for round cedar posts will
be considered. In addition TO pay
mehts for @tumpage, purchaser win
be required TO deposit into special
funds 10 the Treasury of the United
States, lc per lin. #. for cedar poles
% and under, llsc per lin. e.
for cedar poles 80 and over and
lc each for split cedar posts to
cover costs of slash disposal. $500
must be deposited with each bid,
TO be applied on the purchase price,
or retained in part as
liQuidated damages, according TO
OF sale The right to
reject any and all bids is reserved.
Before bids are submitted, full in
formation concerning the timber.
the conditions of sale, and the SUBJ
of bids should be obtained
from the Forest Ranger, Troy, Mon
tana, or the Forest Supervisor, Lib
by, Montana.
CT April % May 26)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-26
LeaoI Notices
CERTTHCATE or DOING
BUSINESS UNDER A
FFCTTCYDUS NAME

E&CA4NEVBS NAME
I. the undersigned. do hereby
certify that am the Individual
and sole proprietor conducting a
general retail store business under
the firm name and style of Mon
tana Market: that the principal
place of said business is in the city
Of Eureka, County of Lincoln,
State of Montana, and that said
business is conducted under the as
sumed name Of Montana Market ="
That my full name and address
is as follows, to wit. Norma c,
Clark, residing in Eureka, Montana.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF / have
hereunto set my hand this 10th day
Of May, l949,
NORMAN c. CLARK
STATE OF MONTANA, COUNTY
OF LINCOLN IS.
On this 10th day Of May, l949,
before me personally appeared
Norman c. Clark, known TO me to
be the person whose name is sub
seribed to- The fnnnSra &fi1Ssse
and he acknONkedeed 10 me that
he executed the same
FRANK S SALTEN'
Notary Pubic fer the State Of
Montana, Residing in Eureka,
Montana.
Ny commission expires Febru-
airy 9Th. le5e.
at May IS = June 2-9-l6J
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-26
SECOND TNSTAIIsMENT REAL
ESTATE TAX NOW DUE

The Second Installment of the
l946 Real Estate Taxes are now due
and payable at the County Treas
urer'S Office. All Taxes not paid
by S o'clock p. m. on the SlSt day
Of May shall be delinquent and
ahan draw interest az the rate Of
t9-Sa OF lN percentuHn per month
from and after such delinquency
until paid and (2) per cetnun shall
be added 10 the amount thereof as
penalty,
KENNETH BpCEIOw
Lincoln County Treasurer
Csc May l9-l9-26l
Evening star., 1949-11-19
w. Md. Hopkins Only
Maryland Grid Fray
" The A,,oeio,ed Pres,

western Maryland and Johns
Hopkins have the Maryland foot.
ball Held to themselves this week
end.
The clash between the two State
rivals today ct Homewood In Bal
timore Is the only game In Mary
land. Maryland is getting ready
for West Virginia on Thanksgiv-
ing and Navy for Army next Sat-
urday. Washington College Is
through for the season.
The Johns Hopkins-West
Maryland game was to be tele-
vised over Evening Star Station
WMAL-TV. starting at las pm.
!. Mount st. Mary's will end its
campaign tomorrow against Rider
at Burlington. N. ].
Coach Charlie Haven's eleven
will be out to prove against Hop
kins that It deserves the cham
pionship OF the Mas0n-Dixon Con-
ference. western Maryland al
ready has scwed up the crown with
three triumphs.
Johns Hopkins let the title it
won last year 60 by default when
It booked only three conference
Tits. one less than required for
champion contenders. The Blue
Jays won both their previous con-
ference contests.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Denver Is Beaten 11th
In Row by New York;
Warriors Top 5tags
by ths Assoelassd Press

The Denver Nuggets still are
seeking their first victory IN the
National Basket Ball Association
today.
The Rocky Mountain quintet
went down to its 11th straight de-
feat last night, bowing to the New
York Knickerbockers. IS to 70, In
the first half Of . double,header
at Philadelphia.
In the opening contest the Phil
adelphia Warriors trounced the
Chicago Stays, 103 to SO.
Tonight the Nuggets get an
other crack ct the elusive victory
column, meeting the Rochester
Royals at Rochester.
Kenny Sailors, Denver's spark
plug. scored Is points. Connie
Simmons led the New Workers
with is.
In the afterpiece i've Warriors
scored Is or more points. George
Senesky led the Quaker City
marksmen with 10 points. Joe
Fulks added 10 points, Vern Gard
ner II and Jerry F1eishman and
Jake Bornheimer Is apiece.
Eddie Mikan and Leo Barnhorst
netted Is markers each for Chi
IcaPo.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Lynch Cap Tops
Bowie's Opening
sy he Asseeiaisd Press /,

BOWIE, Nd. Nov. 19.-Fif-
teen thoroughbred led BY Mrs.
E. du Pont Weir's Royal Cover
nor, were lined up today for
!, the 10000 Thomas K. Lynch
Handicap, inaugural feature of
Bowie's 13-day meeting.
The 6-year-old gelding. win
ner Of three straight stakes In
New York before finishing third
In the Westchester Handicap.
was topweighted at las pounds.
Others entered III the 1-1il6-
mile Lynch included Meslner,
Our John VIM. Seawards oriole.
Cochise, L,aurania, Fancy Flyer.
Laran, Canargo. Ny Emma.
Butler. Service Pilot, Manchac
and September.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
6. U. After Sixth Win
|0ver6.W.;;N,700See
Virginia, Tulane

There was 4 strictly local foot
ball affair attracting keen interest
today at Grimth Stadium, where
Georgetown and George Washing
ton clashed In the 18th renewal Of
their spirited rivalry at : o'clock.
but down the pike tension mount
ed as undefeated Virginia battled
favored Tulane ut Charlottes-
vile, Va.
His Majesty the Shah Of Iran
was to be among the spectators as
Georgetown sought its sixth con-
quest in nine games against the
Colonials. who were l4-point un-
derdogs Oh their record Of only
three victories In eight games.
Regardless Of the outcome.
Georgetown will play In the Sun
Bowl at Ell Paso on January 2.
George Washington wasn't likely
to catch an overconfldent club In
Georgetown. which has learned to
respect the Colonials. Last year
q. w. o.. upset the Hoyas. 1877,
and In l947 the clubs played to .
scoreless tie. The game was sched-
uled to be broadcast over radio
station WWDC.
Tulane ruled q 13-point favorite
over Virginia. but the Cavaliers
were hoping that crack Quarter
back Whitley Michels might break
into action and rearrange the odds.
Nursing q shoulder injury, Michels
nevertheless was determined to
face the Green Wave before .
sellout throng Of S0.700. largest
ever to see q football game at
G Charlottesville.
Bowl scouts were thick ct Char
lottesville. with representatives
from the Sugar, Orange and Gator
bowls present and interested In
both teams.
Tulane, walloped by Notre Dame,
46-7, and tied by Navy, 2l-21, was
to match its star fullback, Eddie
Price, against Virginia's jarring
Johnny Papit.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
By Bill Fueh.

Chamberlain Vocational entered
the public high school football
series this season with scant hope
Of success, but the team that won
only one Of its six games earned
the respect Of all rivals. It played
the game to the hilt, right through
its 20-6 defeat by Wilson yester-
day In It's season finale.
Chamberlain has around 270
boys, q number far below that at
the more established football
schools, from which to draw a
team. But as few as 270 can look
too many to handle when one man
has to do all the handling. Forrest
(Frosty). Powars is Chamberlain's
athletic director, football coach,
basket ball coach, baseball coach
and track coach. He has been
getting some welcome football
assistance from Ken Fowler, q
history teacher.
Sometimes, says Edward Reed,
principal OF Chamberlain, "Frosty
doesn't get home until $3.50 at
night. He has the whole burden
to carry and we think he is doing .
fine Job. We don't even have .
field to play on. We have to prac-
tice at Fairlawn, where everything
we do Is wide OPEN"
And why do Reed and his one
man coaching even bother with
football?
I'VE want football" he says.
There are so many boys in the
city primarily interested In sports
who leave school not equipped to
earn a living IN q trade. We want
to attract those boys who are In
|terested IN learning q trade and
Ialso want TO play football"
/ II told the boys II We could make
1.-THE opposition respect us the seA-
son would be q success" Reed
says. II didn't want them to Be
Overwhelmed 50 BY defeats that
their hearts would be beat out.
land they haven't been. No mat
ter what the score. they'll play up
to the last second"
Any one who witnessed the
Chamberlain Wilson game must
aeaa
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Catholic Girls Busy
On Basket Court

Catherine Fitzgerald scored 10
points to lead st. Paul's to q s3-1o
victory over the Academy Of Holy
Name, defending champion. IN
the Catholic girls. high school
basket ball league yesterday.
In other varsity games Immac-
|ulata defeated Holy Trinity, S7-13
and Sacred Heart edged st. An
thongs. 1926, while Junior varsity
results saw Holy Trinity rout I'm
caulata. ass. and Sacred Heart
defeat 81. Anthony's, $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Redskins Are Pointed
For Free-Scoring Till
with Favored Bears

The Chicago Bears arrived in
Washington this morning and
were scheduled to work out ct
0rinth Stadium this afternoon
In = final tuneup for tomorrow's
game with the Redskins at Grit
nth Stadium. The Bears have
been established as two-touch-
down favorites over the crippled
home forces.
Redskin Coach Herman Ball,
meanwhile, had his defenses set
to choke OF ut least . portion OF
Johnny Lujack's passes But with
Fullback Pete Stout out of action
with . broken shoulder and Halt
back Howie Livingston q doubtful
starter because of q broken
thumb. he wasn't sure how well
they would work against the
Bears.
Ball promised another shoot
fireworks offense against the In
vaders, with both Harry Gilmer
and Sammy Baugh doing the
passing. He wants Rob Goode,
Eddie Saenx q Co. to make It
interesting for the customers, and
rightly figures q few touchdowns
will help nicely. It shapes up as
q free scoring game, with an edge
to the Bears on the strength Of
an earlier victory over the cham
pion Philadelphia Eagles.
A full-scale invasion Of the Dis
trict. by Cumberland, Md, fans
and the Allegheny High School
football team and band will be
on tomorrow. The 85-piece band
will share the half time spotlight
with q troupe Of performing bears
the four-legged species. Also,
between halves. Arthur Gibson.
Cumberland city auditor, will pre-
sent gifts to Coach Ball and Half
back Tommy Mont. Ball formerly
coached at Allegany and Mont
was me of his star loAcks.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Central I-Tech Clash
Heads School Card

Biggest crowd to watch a
public high school series foot
ball game here this season was
expected today at Central
Stadium as Tech and Central.
arch-rivals the past 40 years,
collided with the Division 2
title at stake.
The winner will meet VIII
son, Division / titleholder. for
the championship game next
Friday night at Griffith Sta
dunn. The game was to be
televised over Station WOIC,
channel 9. starting at 1:50
pm.
In other games. Bethesda
and Blair were to meet at
College Park, while Woodberry
Forest invaded Episcopal.
Bulls was to face the Navy
Plebes at, Annapolis, while st.
Albans visited st. James, Lam
don went to. st. Andrews and
Sherwood travelled to Stuy-
vesant. In q night game,
Hyattsyille will face Maryland
Park at College Park.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Little Chamberlain Earns Respect of Rivals,
Despite IS Record in High Football Debut

one present-Chamherla1n had q
SO lead.
| The Volts took the opening
KICKOFF and put the ball in play
on their rs. Mickey Curtis, one
Of the better halfbacks In the city
and Jimmy Rollins carried to the
SO. Buddy Horrell then passed
TO Curtis on the Wilson IS and
Curtis was gone.
Wilson went ahead tn the Sec
ond period when Leo Speros
pushed through left guard 3 yards
for a touchdown and Tom Sandoa
kicked the extra point. Speros
tCarl Prigg and Garry Quinn all
played big parts in the 71-yard
drive.
A few minutes later. Speros
went through the right side for
81 yards to the second touchdown,
Wilson scored again In the third
period, Preston Kavanagh inter-
cepting Horrell's pass on the
Chamberlain 81 to set up the
touchdown. George Warning
bucked over from the 2.
4. WILSON.
Ends-Haley, Scott, Seller. caudle. Davis.
Young. Mion. Leonard
Tassiss.1ss.nsy; ..ss.1y; fs.ss. % DsHav'n' "arrins'
0nards-Jossph. solomon. Mullins. johnson.
wright, Deoudes. Noore.
Centexs-Kavanaush. Nuthef.
Backs-Spsfos, eandos, Hrinson. echeele,
prigg. epansenberg, Flank. King. Acoracksn.
Kennan, Whelan, Quinn.
xnds-Peafscn. Bartlett, Wsil. Rochinsn'
TACKLES -xasisston. sobbitts, Ouivsrhouss.
Clark
Bacts-Hsrrsli, Curtis, wood, BROOKS Ruth,
Mantoris, Dawson. eeis. DsRoccc. Dlount.
wilson s..--------------- y 80
Touohdovns--Spsros t1), warning. Curtis.
Points after touchdoxns-Sandca (2l, (piaes.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Caps Hot for Revenge
As They Face Stags
AT Uine Tonight

The big Bad Stays" from Chi
eago, who have q habit Of jabbins
their antlers into the Washington
Caps victory plans, will make
their initial National Basket Ball
Association appearance here to-
night against the Caps in q Uline
Arena game starting at $50.
The Stays and the Caps have
been feuding since the 1867 Bas-
ket Ball Association Of America
season, and at this stage the Stays
have the better of it.
They blasted Washington out of
the first-year BAA playoffs In the
first round. 4 games to 2, when
the Caps were supposed to win
four straight.
They shut the BAA playon door
IN Washington's face two years
ago by trouncing the Caps in a
special game to break a three-way
tie for second place among these
two rivals and Baltimore.
Indications in the new league
are the Stays are up to their old
tricks. They worked over the To-
cal boys. 77-63, last Tuesday night
in New York, and the Caps are
burning for revenge.
Washington wasn't at full
strength for that Tuesday engage
ment. Bones Mckinney Player.
Coach Bob Feerick and Freddie
Scolari were sidelined. Tonight
they'll all be in for the first time
this season.
An extra-added attraction will
be the first appearance here this
year of Kleggie Hermsen. the
Caps big center last year. Herm.
sen was traded to, Chicago fol
Chuck Gilmur and a lot Of second.
gussers are expected to be on hane
to make comparisons.
Big wheels on the Chicago ma.
chine are Max Zaslofsky and Odis
Spears, while Ed Mikan, '1ittle'
brother of the fabulous George
also will lend q hand. Ed is 6 feet
8 inches tall. a shade shorter thar
George.
Zaslofsky, who owns one of ths
hottest scoring hands in pro bas.
ket ball. has been averaging II
points per game. while Spears ha'
an average Of IL.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Rice, Tulane Liked
For Cotton Bowl
~ the Assoeieted Press

HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 10
The Houston Post this morning
said 1t would be Rice and Tu-
lane In the Cotton Bowl game
January Z II both win their re-
naming regular scheduled
games.
The newspaper said ut II
known that Rice and Tulane
authorities already have been
in contact and Tulane ex-
pressed = desire TO come to
Dallas"
Rice could win the South
west Conference championship
today by beating Texas Chris
tian at Fort Worth, provided
Southern Methodist defeats
Baylor today.
Tulane plays Virginia, unde-
feated, united, today and then
meets Louisiana State.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Thompson Fluttens Hart

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10 R.-
Turkey Thompson, veteran Los
Angeles heavyweight, knocked out
another old trial horse, Al Hart OF
Washington, D. c.. In 1:22 OF the
second round last night at, Holly
wood Legion Stadium. Thompson
weighed 2O7 to Hart's AL ".
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Carolina Must Defeat
Duke for Loop Crown
BY she Asseeia.sd Pres,

The University Of North Caro-
lima Tar Heels can win the South
+ern Conference Football cham
pionship today by beating Dukes
Blue Devils at Durham, N. c.
+ II the Tar Heels lose. the title
will 60 to Maryland's Idle Old
Liners. ;.
North Carolina hasn't been beat
en- in four conference starts.
Dukes only loss came q week ago
at the hands Of Wake Forest.
Only one other circuit clash Is
on the program. Clemson's Tigers
play an old foe, the Furman Hur-
ricane at Furman.
Other Southern Conference
|elevens face outside foes. South
Cardinals Gamecocks are at
Georgia Tech. North Carolina
State invades Villanova. William
and Mary's Indians travel to Little
Rock, Ark, for q get-together with
| Arkansas.
A night game sends Davidson
to Rollins College.
UNITED STATES M0CKEY LEAaUx.
MlPPasaR1ilsl' P2cisis SoAsr Hoc1fs9 ss''is 's
Los Angeles 6------------E Fresno
san Franeisco 6-------------- oakland
victoria ---------------- Tacoma 1s
EAsrERN HOCKEY LEAaJi:
Boston --..----- --------s-y-- NEW x0IA
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Howard Whips Fort Belvoir

Frank Booth, William Sykes
and Lynn Minus each scored IL
points for Howard University's
basket bali team last night as the
Bisons opened their season with
q 67-51 conquest Of Fort Belvoir
on the soldiers court.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

agree. That was . fairly good
football team the Volts fielded.
Wilson won, as expected. and
thereby took the Division ! title,
but the Tigers didn't have an
easy time Of It,,
On the nth play Of the game
much to the astonishment Of every
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Duke Booters Aheod

DURHAM, N. e., Nov. 80 t3.
Duke Uniyersitys soccer team de-
feated Wastington ana Les here
yesterday. Al.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
corriden to Coach White Sos

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 R1-John
(Red) Corriden, who formerly
coached with the Chicago Cubs,
BROOKLYN Dodgers and New York
Yankees before working under
Bucky Harris at San Diego last
season, has signed as coach with
the Chicago White Sox.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

Three years ago-The Pacific
Coast Conference agreed to a
Rose Bowl tieup with Big Nine,
but debated inviting Army for
1947.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

enough to run to ringside and scream at the
referee?
The introduction of sports writer's, broad
casters and members guests prolonging other
wise splendid Touchdown Club luncheons?
stories that the pro football leagues will merge?
stories that the pro football leagues won't
merge? :. the drawn out and thus far futile
negotiations for the sale OF the Cleveland base
ball club?
Television announcers who have q colored
fighter and q white fighter before them and
who say. Jones is the boy in the dark trunks?"
such scoops" as Steve Owen to quit a.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Win, Lose, or Draw
By BURTON HAWKINS
rent You Tired Of

Honest, Now, Aren't You Tired Of
Who Harry Wsmer had lunch with who is doing grand,
grand job" and time the field Of pay?" football
coaches squawkng that officials cost them that last
that apparently compulsory hame W" by the Redskn
thu cslanuf fans au.ko +aha e.aoxss.x
Evening star., 1949-11-19

COacn o.
beau leave the
necessitated by such shoddy reporting9
The sophomore Of the week, the ineman week.
high school player of the week the college player the
the pro player of rating systems
whereby Heckwith H93) favored
racing selections which read may 70
WELL best could wn could upset dope chance with these showed
speed in last good here will be right there well in
New Jersey, chance at weigt1ts?"
But Isn't 1t Nice Thut-
Georgetowns football got the Bowl bida this
vicinity well represented in the gridron world with such
Virginia and Maryland? : Coach Bo Rowland Of g. w. q.
fellow despite rough schedules
with too little material?
Lardner produce such refreshing writing Is is
contained in his article Battling weeks New
Yorker? Clark Griffith, 80 tomorrow still has eyes that
sparkle like 12o-watt bulbs? while it's hardly possible
The Mats front Office perhaps finally awakened spent
$16o000 cash and players recent months trying improve
the club? they to be sincere in the
rubbish which has been cluttering up the club?
The Redskins Harry Gimer beginning justify
written about him before he received that leg injury?
couple Of local boys clubs Will be lift from
proceeds Of the Washington Pittsburgh exhibition game
last summer? Bucky Harris excited buoyng
the Mats? Leo Duroche hasn't become involved anything
And if You Could Wouldn't YOU
Insist Clark Griffith hiring smart aggressive Earl White
hill the former Washington pitcher Nat outnt
George Washington Universys team in flasher uni
forms? get promotion minded needle interest in
Doubledeck Grifnth Iefneld bleachers? be
clad TO pocket the beakage that tracks want
sold .. oh Stadium .sr G oohs ana1
games earlier to avoid the inevitable dark finish?
Eliminate the four pitches give intentional
curing MANAGERS to rate the aers performances every game
thereby quickly uncovering incompence7 shift the st. louis
Browns franchise to . worthy city?
Love to have tornorrows race results today? relish
seeng oootz specimen shine In the midst towering
pro basket pail players? make those cups larger on
event7 ' 80 'S
Evening star., 1949-11-19

Touchdovns-8peroe (D, WarTtn9, Curtl
Points after tcuchdoxns-Sandos (a, plac
nnentl.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-04

Friends of Mrs. Charles Wyche
are sorry to learn of her illness.
After an operation Mrs. Wyche is
now convalescing at the Christian
hospital.