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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-10
WPB Stockholders
To Meet June 10

WEST PALM BEACH sR-The
West Palm Beach Indians ef the
Florida International League have
called = stockholders meeting for
June ~ ard announced the sale Of
two pitchers.
Team directors said they are
stu heset BY financial Troubles
watch taey h0pe,i 'a work oag aith
the stockholders 4 temporary 50.
luton III gAe teams s9aaGcl&l DIX
AclitisS h&ss hega teyhaFteA Saa5ay
PWcher FE5k Lac B0 vas Sold
20 CeoaF Esri> law al to-
Thgee { t2sS8e sg& pscAef nal
Rey ey{e west So t.ake Ia res, La .
q tae Ga.g GQ4ss Le4s4e.
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COcOa's Catcher
Injured Monday

LAKELAND ur-Nalt Busma.
catcher for Cocoa Of the Florida
State League was painfully hurt
Monday night when struck BY an
automobile.
II appeared the injuries would
keep Basma from the lineup the
remainder Of the first hall. Cocoa
Is only hail . game out Of first
place.
Rusma. crossing lhe street 10
the middle of ! block after the
Lakeland Cocoa game. was hit By
an auto driven BY Ray Melissa
Iripplsit, who vas charged BY
palrolman Ken nsllen9er VITA fad
are 10 haze his vehicle under con,
tFo'.
Toe catcher suffered bruised sad
cut arm, nose. face and shoulder
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INDIANS HIT WIN STREAK,
BRAVES KEEP SLIM LEAD

after they had chased starter Vic
Raschi.
Chicago climbed back into a
third place tie with Washington BY
defeating Philadelphia, 81, on a
three-hit effort by Billy Pierce. The
Boston Red Sox outlasted the
Browns in 93-degree st. Louis heat,
6-5.
Milwaukee protected its one
game National League lead, whip
ping the New York Giants, AZ.
after Second-place Brooklyn had
snapped Cincinnah's five game
winning streak with four home
runs, 1916.
A three-run pinch-hit homer by
Eddie Pellagrini helped the Pitts
burgh Pirates emo their five-game
losing spell at the expense of the
st. Louis Cardinals, IA. Philadel-
phia edged Chicago, 1919, on Del
Ennis ninth inning home run.
After Spotting the Yankees two
runs in the first inning the Tigers
squared matters in the fourth. But
German took over with two runs
home, one out and q man on base
and held the cellar dwellerS hit
less and helpless until the ninth.
They managed d pair of singles
in the ninth but couldn't move the
tying run past second base.
Home runs by Hnot EverS and
Gene Stephens helped Boston build
a 81 lead at st. Loms, just enough
to Withstand a three-run Brownie
rally in the eighth.
Home runs came wholesale at
Ebbets Field with the Doc gers get
ting four and Cincinnati two. One
Of the Cincinnati blows was by
Ted Kluszewski, his 18th of the
year, tying him fo~ the league lead
with Brooklyn's Roy Campanella
and Mflwaukee's T:idie Mathews.
The other was by Gus Bell, Carl
Furillo, Gil Hodges. Pee Wee
/ Reese and Duke Snider cleared the
fences for Brooklyn.
Warren SPAIN pitched and bat
] ted the Braves TO victory over the
! Giants. The veteran left-hander hit
home run and two singles, driv-
ing in two runs, while scattering
10 New York hits.
Pinch hitters saved the day for
Pittsburgh. Trailing as in the
eighth the Pirates rallied as Frank
Thomas singled and pinch hitter
Johnny Lindell walked, Pete Cas-
singled and Pellasrini followed
with his home run. s.
The Cubs hit four home runs at
Philadelphia but didn't have the
pitching to hold the Phillies.
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Legion League
States Game
Here Tonight

The Post IS basebalIers viii
cross bats tonight with the Key
West Insurance Co. nine tonight at
the Wickers Field Stadium in Am.
erican Legion Junior Baseball Lea
que action. The tilt is slated to
get underway at 1880 p. m.
The Post % club. with a record
of one win and two defeats viii
be shooting for a tie for third
place if they can come up with q
win tonight.
The insurance nine is shooting
for their first win OF the current
campaign.
On Friday night, the WV Post
6O2l viii oppose the Evans Enter
priSes nine and on Saturday, the
Legion Post IS viii meet the
Strand Theater in league action.
The loop standing:
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OutbOarderS Set
Race Here Sunday

An Around the Island Race"
will be sponsored by the Key
West Cupboard Club here on Sun.
day. June ~ starting At 1850
p. m. The event has been tagged
as q fishing race" with ell mo-
tors up to 10 horsepower elisi.
BILE. Boats must be at least IL
s" in length. Anyone with craft
meeting the specifications Is in.
Vited TO participate.
The first around the island
race was held last month and
was enthusiastically received. In
terest is high in this race and .
top crowd is expected. The race
will start az the county beach
and will run eloekwise around
the island.
Anyone interested should con.
tact the racing chairman, Paul
HerFiek or Commodore Otis Ca
reY.
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L1stres To Hurt
Semi-FinaI Tilt
At Fort Pierce

The Key West High
School baseball team will
make their second bid for
statewide fame today when
they battle it out with the P.
<. Yonge high school nine
Of Gainesville in the semi
final round of the State Class
A baseball tourney.
The Conchs advanced one
notch Monday night when
they captured a 81 verdict
ever Kissimmee in the tour
Aey opener.
A win today will send
them into the finals tomOr-
row night.
Coach Paul Davis is again
expected to pin his hopes on
the good right arm of
George Lastres who has
kwirled some magnificent
Baseball for the Conchs
throughout the season, in
eIuding a brace of no-hitters.
Lastres set Kissimmee
down Monday on but four
hits and after . days rest is
expected to come right back
in strong fashion.
Although the Key Westers
could garner but four hits
off the sIants of a pair of
Kissimmee hurlers, the base
running Of Cibby Gates and
the heads-up defense the To-
Gals exhibited gave them the
verdict.
P. X. Yonge gained their
spot in the semi-finals on the
basis Of = 81 victory over
Brandon in the first round
Of action. They are expected
to start Wes Larson on the
mound. Larson hurled two
hit ball for the Gainesville
school in the opener.
Today's action is slated to
get underway at $500 pm.
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Title Bout
Is Set For
Randy Turpiin
BY STERLING sLAPPEY

LONDON Up - New York fight
fans today were assured of seeing
full-Hedged world middleweight
championship bout this autumn in
volving Randy Turpin, the British
better.
Just who his opponent will be
won't be decided until week from
Friday when Paddy Young and
BobO Olson meet in New York.
The winner will have the some
what unenviable task of trying to
stop Turpin.
Randy made hacked up mess
of Charles Humez' face and repu-
tation last night in a 15-rounder
for the English and European ver-o
sion of the championship.
Harry Markson, managing direc
tor Of the international Boxing
Club, said he came to London to
sign the winner to fight either
Young or Olson and that he was
almost certain to get it.
I'm going to see George Middle
ton, Turpin's manager, again to-
morrow. said Markson, land /
feel sure we can agree on ar
rangements for Randy to fight in
the Yankee Stadium in September
or possibly even late in August"
Middleton sounded like New
York was for him.
Randy and l will go where the
money is" he said matter of :
faetly. 'Sure, I'll work with Solo
mons Jack Solomons, London
promoter1, but I'll go wherever
the purse is bigger"
The payoffs on big fights in New
York usually run two, three and
even four times what they would
be in London.
Although Turpin failed to knock
out his French opponent, he so
dominated the onetime coalminer
from Bologne that the Associated
Press score card gave him IL
rounds. Humez managed to scrape
together three rounds. One was
called even.
Booing welcomed the end of the
fight, which practically everyone
including Turpin- expected to end
with knockout. Most of the 5000
spectators looked for Turpin, the
greatest postwar hero in British
boxing, to win by another knock
out, or at least TKo, and they
were disappointed when the fight
went all the way.
But knocking out Humez doesn't
come easy, even for a two-handed
hitter like Turpin. Humez lacked
varied collection of punches and
Turpin hit him often. But the
French boy was tough.
Even at the end, with his face
bleeding from four cuts--two of
them gaping, the durable Lion of
Picardy had enough staying power
to win the final round.
Turpin, now Is, won and lost
the undisputed world middleweight
championship in fights with Sugar
Ray Robinson in July and Septem.
Der Of 1851. Since then, he's grown
several pounds, and although he
made the 160-pound limit exactly,
he's beginning to look like light
heavyweight Humez weighed
1894.
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Boxing Results
TUESDAYS FIGHTS
BY The Associated Press

LONDON - Randy Turpin, l60,
Great Britain, outpointed Charles
Humez, 1891, France. Is. fFor
British version of world middle.
weight title.
Los ANGELES - Baby Face
Gutierrez. 1914. San Diego, out.
pointed Billy Sweet Pea Pea.
cock. l2l. Philadelphia, 10.
MONTREAL - Johnny Bratton.
1894, Chicago, outpointed Danny
Womber. 1904. New York. 10.
HUNTINGTON, W.Va.-Jimmy
Bivins. 1856, Cleveland, ouipointed
Chubby Wright, ls7, Reading. Pa,
10.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla Joe
Brown. l37l4. New Orleans, and
Luther Rawlings, 1864. Chicago.
drew. 10.
BROOKLYN tRidgewo0d Grove
Jimmy Herring, l59. Brooklyn.
outpointed Sal Di Martina. ls4.
Hartford, 10.
CHARLoTTET0WN. PEI.
Harry Kid" poulton, $50. Char.
lottetown, outpointed Gil Edwards.
159, New York, 10.
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SOftball Action
Is Slated Tonight

The Island City softball league
swings back into action tonight in
Bayview Park, beginning at 7:15
p. m.
In the first game of a double
header, Evans Enterprises meets
Dairy Queen. In the nightcap at
900 p. m. VX-1 crosses bats with
General Electric.
On Friday night, VX-1 tangles
with Dairy Queen at tbs p. m.
and General Electric meets Evans
Enterprises at 900 p. m.
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INCREASE STUDIED

WASHINGTON tR-Inersases Ia
al classes AZ postal rates are mr.
der Stgaay b. tae Post Office De.
par1raeat-~sncluainE ar mail ard
regular letter maH. members q.
TIE House Pest oEElee Gem u ltl@S
ret1rs.
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Engine ExplOdes

HINTON, w. Va. IA chesa-
peake and Ohio steam locomotive
pulling a long coal train chugged
into the Hinton yards yesterday
and exploded in a cloud Of black
smoke. The three crewmen were
killed.
Some 800 feet of track were
ripped up. The locomotives cab
was blown 100 feet away into the
New River. Cause Of the explosion
was unknown.
Killed were the engineer, W. HI.
Anderson, 81; fireman. Joe Sulli-
van. a.; and brakeman. o. B.
Richmond.
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FIJI Prexy Upholds St. Pete Protest

from Tire start Of the eighth inning.
with both teams using the same
ltneaps as nearly IS possible.
The replay viii take place in
Miami June Is before > regularly
scheduled game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-10

Thls year Msehigan safe w
taee tw8 ta@s aeyew s@r0anseFea
FTsySoaSsg an the EEsaaua la84
and Teas CAgas1zz-
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York Detroit
Cleveland Washington l
Chicago Philadelphia ]
Boston st. Louis
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
New York at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland (n)
Philadelphia at Chicago
Boston at st. Louis
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ed MIN at tampa 10 take MN anu
Baltimore, both.
Television of boxing matches has
its faults, as we have been glad to
point out, but the industry pretty
well balanced its books the other
night by permitting millions of
home viewers to watch Willie Pep,
one of the great modern masters.
exhibit his art against the rough
youngSter Pat Marcune at Madison
Square Garden.
Very few Of them had seen the
wonderful little ex-champion be-
fore, and there viii not be many
more opportunities. He is 30 and
no longer has the vitality which
once carried him through IS rounds
at dazzling speed. But this was his
return to the Garden after sad
exile. and Willie made the most of
it. The television audience must
have marveled at Willie's skill and
appreciated the final desperate
drain upon his resources that
stopped Marcune.
Pep was known to have been
dead broke except for an annuity
which win pay him something later
On. He squandered a fortune. Yet
they say he bet his entire end Of
this purse on himself. giving the
odds. He's quite a guy. Willie is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-10

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 10 Cincinnati
Milwaukee New York 2
Pittsburgh St. Louis
Philadelphia 10 Chicago
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Milwaukee at New York
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (n)
st. Louis at Pittsburgh (n)
Chicago at Philadelphia
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New Orleans ii Chattanooga
Birmingham Little Rock
Nashville 10 Mobile 3
Memphis 6 Atlanta l
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Birmingham at Little Rock
Atlanta at Memphis
New Orleans at Chattanooga
Mobile at Nashville
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-10

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Augusta 81 Montgomery 0-l0 (second
10 innings)
Macon Columbus 2
Columbia Savannah
jacksonville Charleston
- - -
ToDAY'S SCHEDULE
Charleston at Jacksonville
Columbia at Savannah
Columbus at Macon
Montgomery at Augusta
~ --- --- - -
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
BY The Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST
Hollywood San Francisco
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TODAY'S BASEBALL SCHEDULE
BY The Associated Press
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Paul at Columbus
Minneap at Charleston
Kansas City at Toledo
Louisville at Indianapolis
ALABAaTA-FLORIDA
Graceville at Andalusia
Fort Walton at Panama City
Eufaula at Dothan
TEXAS
Dallas at Beaumont
Fort Worth at Shreveport
Oklahoma City at San Antonio
Tulsa at Houston
INTERNATIONAL
Syracuse at Rochester
Montreal at Toronto
Springfield at Buffalo
Only games scheduled
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Oakland z Los Angeles 3
= San Diego / Sacramento
Portland Seattle /
INTERNATIONAL
Syracuse Rochester
Ottawa 10 Montreal
Baltimore Toronto
Buffalo is Springfield
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Paul 6 Columbus
Minneapolis at Charleston ppd.-rain
Indianapolis l kansas City
Only games scheduled
TEXAS LEAGUE
Houston Oklahoma City
San Antonio s Tulsa !
Fort Worth IL Beaumont 6
Shreveport Dallas !
ALABAMA-FLORIDA
Panama City Fort Walton (12 innings)
Dothan Eufaula
Andalusia at Graceville ppd--rain
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Austrian steel is cheapeSs in Eu.
rope as a result OF u. S. aid.
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BASEBALL STANDINGS
BY The Associated Press
ALABAMA-FLORIDA
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PACIFIC COAST
Sports Roundup

force the men who "doubIe-cross-
ed" him at Tampa to take him and
Baltimore, both.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Before you try breaking
a rich relatives will,
read these surprising
decisions of our courts
MO Age Limit. Was grandpa
IN off his nut because he tried
to pick up teen-age girls?
No, woman chasing at an ad-
vanced age is not insanity but
expectable conduct. for docs
not the Bible point out that when
David grew too old to be aroused
by the arms of the siren Abishag
the people took the kingdom
away from him and turned it
over to his son Solomon?" said
the Kentucky Court of Appeals.
Smarter Than He Looks. Was
ahusband crazy because he never
dressed up?
No, declared the Kentucky
Court of Appeals, because Sam
uel Johnson. who possessed one
of the greatest minds of all time,
was one of the seediest. most un-
kempt and personally dirty of
all men; and Thomas Paine,
another mental giant, is reported
to have been unclean in respect
to his person"
SecOssd-W0e Trouble. Was
father soft in the head for leaving
his fortune to his pretty second
wife instead of taking care of his
nine needy children by his first
wife?'
No, because :" fortunes are not
ordinarily amassed by persons
who are soft in the head"
declared the Arkansas Supreme
Court.
Seeing Things. Was grandpa
unbalanced because he saw things
that weren't there?
No, because "if lack of delu-
sions were made the test of sanity
only the dullest of us would pass;
certainly not Martin Luther who
Evening star., 1953-05-24
UNCLE WASN'T 50 CRAZY
by Jose SchOrr

threw an inkstand at the devil or
Joan Of Arc who heard voices
that led her to glory" said the
Texas Supreme Court.
NassgItty, Not Nntty. Was a
husband crazy for going out with
other girls when he had a per-
fectly lovely wife at home?
No. because, as the New York
Supreme Court was ashamed to
point out, some of the sanest
husbands often find it relaxing to
tw0-time their wives.
Talking Dog. May a talking
dog collect the $50, 600 left him
by his dead mistress?
No, because anyone who thinks
a dog can talk Is too crazy to
write a will, ruled the California
Superior Court.
Medium Well Done. Was uncle
balmy because he believed in
mediums?
"Not unless you are ready to
question the sanity Of some of
the worlds most brilliant men
who firmly believed in spiritual
ism." ruled the Supreme Court
of Texas.
Heavenly Reservations. Was
auntie out of her mind for giving
all her money to charity because
she thought that would get her
better accommodations in
heaven?
No. because Only the fool
hath said in his heart there is no
God. and. of course, no future
rewards and punishments, was
the ruling of the Supreme Court
of Tennessee.
To Err Is Human. Was auntie
suffering from insane delusionS
when she disinherited her neph-
ew for loafng although the boy
actually hadn't spent an idle day
in his life?
No, because being in error is
not being insane, said the
Supreme Court of Michigan.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Milk Of Magnesia
provides better relief
more complete relief
than sinsle-purpose laxatives which
have no effect on the acid indigestion
thatusually companiesc onstipation.
For Milk Of Masnesia relieves both
conditions. Two to four tablespoon
fuls taken at bedtime work LeisMreiy
without embarrassing urgency. So,
when morning comes, you start the
day feeling wonderful. Get Phillips
Mix Of MaRnesia the best laxative
money can buy.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

shampoo On hand. TONIGHT, start The
Kreml Method Of treatment. Shake
Kreml Hair Tonic generously on to your
head. Massage your scalp vigorously.
Next, apply shampoo. Work up
thick lather- -sOitlOIt putting any scGtey
on your head. Now, rinse with water.
Lather again. Rinse. Dry your hair thor
oughly. Shake on Kreml Hair Tonic
massage il in comb hair in place.
TOasorosD nsosniag -Gsd sCesy MsOsn-
ing: Shake on Kreml Hair Tonic rub
Il in-comb hair in place.
ssvbhosn cases
At frst, nsOre dandruf fakes than usual
may appear. This simply means dan
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Evening star., 1953-06-28
BE TALL

woods are aware that height affords social
advantages is indicated by the answers
given by 274 towering specimens canvassed
by Francis Behn Riggs for his book, "Tall
Men Have Their Problems Too. These men
listed the social and psychological advan-
tages of long legs as follows: height gives
self-confdence, entree into conversation,
ability to frighten people. ability to keep
out of fights, dominance in situation and
feeling of being different in nice way.
Are tall men actually more intelligent?
The answer, according to American psychol-
Evening star., 1953-06-28

A whopping 43 per cent spring from the tall
Another claim of Havelock Ellis was that
the lower social strata in Great Britain are
always shorter on the average than the upper
classes Yet he says, the men of genius who
come from the lower social classes tend to be
abnormally tall
Whatever happens, your grandchildren
won't have much to fear from giants because
they'll probably rate as giants" themselves.
Nature seems to be working overtime in
every country of the world to add extra
yardage to each new generation.
The heavenward sprout is especially ac-
celerated in the United States. Students at
Harvard and Yale are approximately 213
inches taller than their fathers. The Yank
soldier in Korea stands some four inches
above his counterpart of the American Rev
olution. japanese children born on the West
Coast of japanese parentage have a seven
per cent edge on their Tokyo cousins. In
fact, all second generation Americans tend
to approach the national norm.
The StzetclinG Business
WHAT nature doesn't do, science and indus
try can. Two hundred and fifty thousand
low-built Americans - including mYiads of
stars from the entertainment world, UN
diplomats andArmy generals are already
wearing lifts in their shoes AL Room, pro-
prietor of New York gymnasium, claims
to have single-handedly stretched more than
thousand runts by means of limbering
exercises and hanging weights on them while
they dangle from bars.
Our stretching business is booming, says
Mr.. Room. Everybody nowadays has an
inferiority complex. l tell them getting
stretched is cheaper than psychoanalysis:
We can add an inch and maybe more by
pulling the spine like taffy. But we can't
guarantee an inch unless you're under twenty
and still supple" At this point Mr.. Room
excused himself II left civil-service can
didate hanging upside down in the gym, " he
said. The man needs half inch more to
pass his exams tomorrow" The End
Evening star., 1953-06-28

In stubborn cases, repeat Kreml-and-
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lnhihiss gsowsh % boeilli
There i no known permanent cure for
sebonheic dandrl&. But certain ingedi-
ents Of Kreml Hair Tonic DO inhibit the
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Malassez. The Kreml Method Is not
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Evening star., 1953-06-28

that-give your
hair and scalp the
right kind Of cnre.
Here is an easy-t0-
follow home pro-
grarn-the Krenll
Method = used
professionally BY
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Evening star., 1953-06-28

ogists, is that no definite relationship between
height, weight and mental capacity has ever
been established.
-Havelock Ellis, the British scientist and
writer, however, was not so sure. Ellis delved
into the height question in relation to 577
British geniuses In Great Britain, 68 per
cent the population fall within the medium
height range. Only l6 per cent rank as tall.
Mathematically, of course, the 68 group
should furnish the largest number Of geniuses.
Actually, however, only 26 per cent of the
geniuses come from the large middle area.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

DerInatologists,
while differing in
their views as to
causesof badness,
say that the condi-
tion symptornized
by excessive dam
druff does FREE
quently lead to
hollmane
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Dan ruff
Why it may be
the beginning Of badness i.

We don't claim miracles. We can't
precent badness. Nor do we believe
anyone can. But you should know
the following facts about dandru&.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

TO-DAY. get bottle of Kreml Hair
Tonic. And make sure you have good