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HOUSES FURNISHED tcont. }

SILVER SPRING. 7o2 Forest qlsr
hot.air heat. Cali JU. 81 SASH. ssS:. III u
THREE BEDROOMS. Q baths, par.
tally furnished home, in very con.
gEntnj sT' snss6ol Il 4 McKEEvER CO.. M nc
1di6 G ST. SEC rms. bath. re.
heat. % Near buslines sii s0fsneS' snd stores ores
AREiNGToS fd8R Fsts d6i,b HW bi9aP7 "a wilson S fyd
yard; short or long terms; S100: ia
coMPL1EsTELY PuRN., modern. mi 2.
bedrm. house: period Jan. 10, June
/: utils. paid: $125 mo. JE. 4-2031.
CHEVY CHASE-Luxuriou rambler
S225. MRS. CLYDE e. DUNNING-
croH, TON, Oh q; ;2;2 ;2;7S26s6, FIN. ; 2;-sSss. IS
S1, small semidst. house; liy, rm;. small
bedrms.. dressing, rm. and bath;
: yrs. DoRoTHY c1iis ssA q. woop. y 3D. De Z.
2.5115: eyes,, AID. 2-S2i0. g
BETHESDA-Acre ground: charming
early GoiOniafl Sest,f,v 6sdr%s, 'nc,alns IL
ANTIQUES: $3.50 mo-. May consider
less to responsible tenant. LO. D.
$500 til 9 pm. HUGGINs & HAR-
SILVER sPRiNG-Avail for 8 mos,
possibly LONGER: attrac; furn. 6-rm.
baths. garage; utils. not incl; $3.50.
$500 5tS ST. N.W.-corner brick. 8
bedrms.. modern. nicely furn.. 60.
rage. inclosed yard; $3.50 per mo; :
lease; TU. 2-65o5' If no ans. RA.
1850 Se'YS, GoNGvIEw RID. Camp springs,
Md bedrm. liv. rn.. kit. and
bath. cony; to Andrews Field; $40
LIVE Nv OFF, orr. fkK. cRK. PIX, ao25 Park
rm. furn. house, 3 baths, with bsmt.
apt. and BATH excel. for family or
group, as home or rooming house.
AID. 2-9713. See it--you'll take 1t.
ARL.. NORTH. close-in. corner lot,
Sl25 per mo- ia. S-2234. .-10
BETHESDA-Mod. corner residence:
3 lge. bedrms., 2K baths, scr. porch;
full bsmt., .GE auto, washer; fenced
SsS5 mo Avail. immed. Apply 720i
Clarendon rd. -8
I34O LONGFELLOW ST. N.W.-Beau-
tifuliy furnished 4 bedrms.. liv. rm..
din. kit. Ia baths. sun porch. full
bsmt., dble. garage: gas heat: ideal
for SO Government girls or men;
S1S5 mo. To inspect, call ME.
S-5400.
1895 Blaine st, n.e.-Nicely furn. s.
rm., kit. and bath semidet. brick
home: gas heat: S131.O5 mo. Call
ME. S-5400.
44OO New Hampshire ave. n.w.-At-
tractiyely furn. 4 bedrms., liv
rm., din. kit. and bath: full bsmt..
oil heat: in excellent. conv. neigh
bothood: $175 mo. Call NE. $4,000.
ARLINGTON - Lovely 4-bedrm.. q
bath home; garage and full bsmt.
excel. loc.; S185 per mo.
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.
ia. 7-76O4 or ia. 2-44S7. Ia
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BACHELOR APARTMENT wanted BY
a middle-aged. quiet gentleman
Must be clean and private. Private
bath and small cooking stove also
Must be close in to 1lth and Pa
not ask me to telephone. Al ref.
erence. Reply Box 57-B, Star. -
SHORT TERM BASIS: 2-bedrm.
nicely furn. apt; Virginia or NV
section. ia. S-2073. -
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831 ADRIAN ST. Sc.

831 ADRIAN ST. Sc.
New semidet. brick home; available
Immediately in excellent new Sc.
residential area: close to public and
parochial schools; adj. shop and
tranSp.; . bedrmS., spacious liv. rm.,
dinette bright kitchen with elec. dis
posal, tile bath. full basement, hot
air heat; $3.50 Call DREYFUSS
BROS, 1919 18th st. NV, MA. s.
0592 -
POTOMAC, MD.
Real farmhouse, Just 25 Minis. from
White House. incl. q rms. Ia baths.
Scar garage: Sl32.25 mo. OLIVER
T CARR. Ma. S-S093. -
80 RENTALS AVAILABLE
Check our fine assortment of rental
homes from 500 to $500. assorted
types from bungalows to Colonials.
2 to B bedrms., all located in Va.
area. Shown by appt. Call Mr..
Seay, jr.. JE. 2-2620.
JOS. w. SEAY co.
113 W. Broad st.
Falls Church. Va. iii
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has q few
1-bedrm. units available, priced from
$75, situated In convenient Alexan-
dria, Q l0-min. drive from the White
House. Phone TIE. 6.4400 or come
s1naS T. 9Ss .ve IN ADAMs na Ruise glPG a cor wesE NJ
days. TIL o: Sat-. SUM-. pm.
MAGNOLIA GARDENS - Available
now. Beautiful and spacious 2 large
bedrooms. expansible living-dining
room combination. Latest in kitchen
equipment. Parquet floors. Venetian
nishea $es mo. For u1sfs informatiOn
ARLINGTON - Liv. rm. with dining
alcove:. Ice. bedrm., kit. and bath
apt, close to shopping. schools and
?d sIsnsssesalon NGs Rss' H6Emsis6
ARL. = Brand-new 1-bedrm. apts.
Nr, Fort Myer 5 min. Pentagon. Arl,
Hall. D.. C. Conv. shops. bus: $75
plus utils. Avail. now. IA. 5-07n44.
N, ARL.-cony, s-bedrm, apt. 5 min.
downtown Wash, and Pentagon
@ asiis. and and fsSRsa. ianitor. ia IA. 4s a-7s55. ''
Aats91sA:s s.. s..s nv :sa dis:;,. HS: !ssss. si$$
fan Venetian blinds; wired for nv
and air .cond,; large refgr,, full
laundry facilities. auto. heat and
1Stinstreet SaI;Isst parking. Very close to
GOOD place for GOOD people. Adults,
no children or pets. All utiis. and
DECORATING furn. $3.50. ia,
TWo BEDRooMs, 1st f.; large nv.
allowed: 2h-mo. lease req: $94. 80,
utilS incl Call ia A-l422 -6
ARLINGTON-Close In. best section;
bcdrm. nr. Key Bridge, conven. to
Sis'ressSws iss .oSsts D. oaSEnP Pent Fl Myer
tric'iv, MRS FxNDIcH. Out wilson
blvd left on Oak ST.. right to j 534
sais sth ST.. S. ARL.-Larse apt,
leassa ssdrg 60 no S.sano shlIdren or pets; S75'
ARL.--New de luxe extra -large 2-bed-
Apply 4 APT; oya; ~ 4 i7l0 N. 18th st,
Eloap.. Em apt. $5S, ,SoS incl gas; adults. ia.
ARLiNGToN, s. Taylor st.-Near bus
and schools, One. bedrm.. $50. two
Immediately. MGR. IA. 7.Ssi5.
ALEX. Del Ray,-cor.. / and 2 bed
bath apis. For approved middle
Shopping. RAYMOND % APTs. S.' TIE. TE'
ARL.; / bedrm.; ON busline: very
close In: mod. apt. bldg. Inspect
Apt. 2o5. 2302 Lee hwy; $S2 30.
31a-RM. APT, in modern bldg. near
Pentagon. in Alexandria; only $40.
incl. all utils. RE. 7-246l. IS
MOD, 4 expos: newly dec, 2 lge
bedrms.. din. rm,, liv rm.. kit. and
be appreciated; mr.. Pentaeon: cony
transp.; $l15 mo. KE. S-5566
--l2
ARL.-1 -bedrm. apt. conv.; front
F ana rear entr,: off-street parking;
adults only. ia o-6S54
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DEL. RAY-Lovely, 2-bedroom brick,
enc, row home. Liv. rm... din. rm.,
gas hot-air heat; 500 per month.
PHONE XII. 9-6644 OR TIE. 6-7343.
NEAR HOT SHOPPE-Brick. 3-bed-
rm.. end, row home. Liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm. with firepl,. kitchen
and den. full bath on 2nd A.. "a
bath on 1st A.. "a bath in bsmt.
conv. to shopping and buses; S1O5
per mo. CALL XII. 9-6644 OR TE.
6-7343.
DEL RAY-Two bedrms., large liv.
rm:. kitchen and bath. bsmt.. heat,
lights, water and gas furnished
monthly payments, 500. includes
everything.. CALL XII. 9-6644 OR
TIE. 6-7343.
AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
116 s. st. Asaph St., Alex. Va.
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Washington, D. c..
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1854
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3-Bedrm. brk.-St. Pleasant sos mo.
. bedrms.-Landover Hills 500 mo.
East Pines. rooms 500 mo.
Radiant Valley rambler SllO mo.
Cheverly-6-rm. brick S125 mo.
College Park. 10 rooms 500 mo
I'd. Practically new, 3-bedrm. brick.
full bsmt.. lst-fir. Law, sep. din. rm.
S125 mo. Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT
s DAVIS & co. p
32S d ST. S.E.-Newly restored, mod
ern Colonial home: 3 rms, tile bath,
beautiful kitchen. Within walking
distance Capitol Hill. Si25 per mo.
HARRY JUSTINE
S11 18th st. NV. Ma. s-oS44
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CoLORED-I3th AND MONROE ST.
E.W.-Attractiv l rm., kitchen and
bath. in modern well-managed bldg.
Conv. to downtown, S7l 80, ircl.
heat and hot water. Apply ianitor,
3504 18th St NV. DREYFUSS
BROS. 1919 18th st. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1954-01-06

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Vacant; re-
decorated; bedrms.. y baths, big
attic; garage: S175 monthly.
TOWN & SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-a400
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY
5 rooms and bath. basement, oil
h.-w.h.. garage. Anchor fenced.
Adj. Prince Georses Golf Club.
Vacant. $50 mo. ALVIN EPLING.
UN. 4-03l3. Ill
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CoLoRED-2I4O N ST. N.W.-Apt.
bldg. 2 bedrms., liy. rm.. kit and
bath: SS5 per mo-, ME S-6SS3.
Evening star., 1954-01-06

CoLORED-337 saith ST. N.E.-Liv.
S62.50 mo. Elk. 3-3400, RA. 3-51I1.
Evening star., 1954-12-02
With Beans

Horned puts in lots Of
good, leon beef for extra
flavor. Cooked with rich
chill sauee and selected
red idoho beons.
, 1954-04-20
CARD OF THANKS

The relatives of the late
Miss Christiana Joseph wish
to thank the many persons
who showed kindness and ex
pressions Of sympathy during
the illness and at the death of
their beloved one.
Estelle Fensmark & Family
, 1954-04-20
DIR. DE FREITAs COMING!

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas
E. a. O., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tues. April 20, from 10 am.
to 5 pm, andWed, April p.
from 100 p.m.to 4:30 complete
ootometric service will be of
fered to the Municipality Of
ST. Croix,
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 300
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or g. @, D.
, 1954-04-20
FAREWELL SUPPERTIME CHAT
Of Governor Morris !. de Castro Of the Virgin Islands
atfthe Emancipation Garden, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas,
on March 81, 1854
Of Governor Morris F. de Castro of
on March 81, 1854
CONTINUED from April 8, 1854 j
Friendship Of High officials and Members Of Con.

During the past 4 years, & particularly in my many trips to the
Nations Capital, i earnestly strove to make friends for the Virgin
Islands. + have always operated on the premise that it was up to me,
as Governo r of the Virgin Islands and as a native, to convince high
officials of the National Government and members of Congress of
the goodwill and love of Country of our people. ! have held my
ground firmly, whenever necessary to do SO in the attainment of an
objective, but / also tried to win support for our cause BY a friendly.
cooperative and understanding attitude. L believe that by our in
dutry and our big-heartedness, the Islands have made many
friends in high places.
Local Legislative and Executive Relationships
In my inaugural address on March "a, 1850, / stated that we
should have no obstacle to harmonious working relationships if
each coordinate branch of our government respects the opinions and
clearly sdelneates the sphere of the activity of the other branch. In
deed, we cannote deny that we have had many differences on princi-
pies during the past four years-diferences which are a wholesome
outgrowth Of vigorous interest in community affairs and problems
but / am happy to record that, with very few exceptions, the express
sons of our differences have been maintained on a high level of dis
cussion and without distortion of motives.
my administration and the legislative leaders of the Islands, notwith-
standing many disagreements on public issues. You have all read,
/ am sure, in last Mondays press, about the gracious testimonial din
ner which the Municipal Council entertained me and my staff of Of
ficers at the Mountain Top Lodge last Saturday night. And / have
been invited to be with the st. Croix Council for a similar event
on this coming Friday evening. Believe me, l prize this warm affec-,
ton of the Virgin Islands Legislature as l ready myself to turn over
to my successor the mantle Of government,
There Have Been Achievements. Too
/ believe that there have been some gains. hammered out by
our paramount concern, during the past four years I have been at
Government House OF course, ! recognize that many of the things
which have been accomplished were started under the administration
of some Of my predecessors. But / would be unfair to myself if / did
not state candidly that, having been a part of every administration
since 1913, / have actively participated in the thinking and in the
planning which led to these achievements. should like to sumnar=
, 1954-04-20
SHIPPING NEWS

If sufficient cargo offers the
MS WINDING BAY" sail
ing from Miami, Florida April
18th will call at Frederiksted,
accepting general cargo and
refrigerated cargo.
THREE BAYS LINE
Robt. L. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-19

Washington 1887 at Hamline Feb ID
the spot in the conference
with with a wins and loss record
Mac Hickman and tied the 313l at the
Of quarter points to Wash
ngtons 9 In the final stanza.
Finney Washington points before foung out
points each for the winners
O. stayed the for the Senior
League the Jewish Center at the
Sunday Blackwell and Little high point
men points respectively
of the officials for the State Cath
oil High School Cage Tourney.
with points roared back from
"a overtime tusse at Will
iams Arena 49, $4,000 fans
hustle and paid off On
play jumped retrieve loose ball and landed
scored the play There had to
could back the floor That is just
sample the spirit Iowa has
Wheatley nyeght and Chuck Harris also
Wheaey Northwest Golden Glove cham
ponss the tournament of champions
n Chicago March 1, 1854
Denny for the title also
wheaey along Stokes Willie Jemison Stokes
finals and Jemison in the finals
Phyllis Wheatley home with plenty
trophy the who had
rbuted also the Ben
of the winning team in the
winning coach in the Minneapolis Golden
Gloves
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-19
l1ollie Youngsters
Grown King And
Queen Feb. IL

The Coronation Ball, Friday,
February 18th, marked the height
Of the Teen-age Social Dance pro-
gram. The browning of Miss jan
ice Duke as Miss Halle @. Brown
and Mr.. Don Doty as MIR. Papu-
larity' was the climax of three
weeks vote selling and actual
work for the youngsters.
The setting for the ball was
amidst the green and gold decora-
tions of Hallie's gymnasium offset
by palms and flood lights to pro-
vide a most royal effect The
gaiety and beauty cannot be mat
ched by any other event on the
teen-age calendar,
Donna Darelius, the model on
the Jack Thayer TV show, spark
led the evening by browning the
winners. Miss Johnnie Lewis.
teen ager herself, did a wonderful
job of emceeing. Johnnie is presi-
dent OF the teen-age House coun-
ell and provided much leadership
TO the youngsters in their under
takings.
The race was a close one and
thrilling to the end. Roberta Bruce
took honor as the runner-up for
second place In the Miss Halle Q.
Brown race. Roger Anderson
crossed the finish line with a
breath-tal<Ing second place in the
Mr.. Popularity race. Carrie Park
err. Norma Salters and Daisy
Cooper completed the royal at
tendants to Miss Halle Q. Brown;
Carlos Moffatt Jr., Paul Starks,
Wally Pettiford and Bob Baker
furnished the royal escorts to Mr..
Popularity donald Dotyl.
Music for the occasion was fur
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Government Bases Firing
Negro Workers First
NAACp Charges

San FRANCISCO charges thaI
Government "cut back" orders are
resulting in Discrimination a
gainst Negro workers at Bay
Area Government installations
have been made by the NAACP
West Coast regional office here.
The NAACP office last week
began a series of hearings on COM
plants of discrimination against
Negro workers at Alameda Naval
Air Base. ...
Mrs. Tarea II. Pittmen, Associa-
ton field secretary said "cut
backs ordered by Washington Of
ficials have led some plant super
visorts to file "a series of trivial
charges against Negro workers as
a means of forcing their dismiss
sal"
Mrs. Pittman noted that the
NAACP West Coast office has re-
ceived an increasing number of.
complaints filed by Negro workers
during the past two months, in
volving practically alp' the Gov
eminent installations in the
Bay area. These include Ala
media Naval Air Base, FIT. Mason
and The Preside.
An employee at Alameda Naval
Air Base told the NAACP that
supervisors are taking disciplin-
airy action against Negro workers
there for alleged offenses.
7. w. Murray, of Oakland, re-
lated that I'VE have noticed in
each case that minor supervisors
are citing and charging workers
with a series of trivial infractions
that would be overlooked under
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RATING THE
R & G @ r D S

breaking up TINS SENIORITY CH-
que for moment, give listen to
Cecil Young's quartet on
Young contribution entitled OOH
DIGA-GOw. The title makes you
think OF something the great Die
Gillespie might have concocted.
However, this item. while quite
fascinating, Is not of the torrid
type. It's strictly a cool one and
win particularly interest you be-
cause OF its tom-tom, tribal chant
pattern. An audience evidently sat
in on the session for laughter and
applause is heard at intervals.
Flip is the Young. arranged OUR
WALTZ. slightly modernistic, but
good (King).
The two drummer-men we know
so well--Krupa and Rich-have
their fling at cool rhythmic We
hicles. Both men get chance to
display their respective accom-
plishments on the most popular
member OF the percussion family
jazz-wise tdrums).
Buddy, fronting a crew COM
posed of George Aud. tenor sax;
Harry Edison. trumpet; Milt
Bernhart, tram; John Simmons,
bass; Jimmy Rowles. piano; Benny
Carter. alto sax; and Bob Lawson,
baritone sax PAGES them on LET'S
FALL IN LOVE and ME AND
MY JAGUAR. The latter is a Rich
original and one can envision a
cruise down an unbroken stretch
of highway in one Of the most pop
ular sports cars of the time. He
has something in this (Clef).
Krupa PAGES a seNtet on two Of
Charles Shaver's originals land
Shavers holds down trumpet spot
in this group. entitled OVER
TIME and CAPITAL IDEA. Both
riff items, they allow each mem
Der of the group 10 get whack
at them. Teddy Wilson sits at
piano and solos in his most fascin-
ating manner. Others in the group
are Willie Smith. alto sax, Israel
Crosby. bass; and Steve Jordan,
durms.
Although at the bottom OF the
list another group is right up there
with the others in quality ana
GOODNESS OF its wares. IT'S the
Glenn Miller group. on IS rpm
extended play album, doing four
tunes in the ever-famous ana
much-dupncated Miller Manner,
Items are TIME ON MY HANDS,
| / GOT RHYTHM. SLEEPY TINE
GAL (which is family reminiscent
of the late Jimmy Lunceford wax,
ingl and SOLD AMERICAN, the
Nineresque take off on the to-
bacco auctioneer's chant Of the
Lucky Strikes cigarette CONNER
cial OF several years ago. The
boys in the band throw in the two
word title following the instru-
mental chant Ccolumbia),
The release OF this album is
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nished by Billy Helm and His All
Star Five.
The Teen-age department Is I'M
der the leadership of Mrs. Anita
Tucker. Mr.. Ernest c. Cooper
aided in the success OF the pro-
gram by helping with the publicity
and taking moving pictures of the
event.
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timely what with the film story of
the late maestro being released,
plus the many other albums and
singles that are or have been re-
issued.
Some of those currently avail
able include the hefty 60-tune
package Glenn Miller Limited
Edition (victor); A Bunny Berri-
gan Memorial, starring Berrigan
with the Miller aggregation on such
items as II CAN'T GET START
ED WITH YOU, SOLO HOP,
DLxIELAND SHUTTLE and
LET'S DO IT (Columbia); Glenn
Miller selections from the Glenn
Miller Story" collection of eight
tunes as done by Miller himself
which are in the film story-among
such are MOONLIGHT sERE-
MADE, LITTLE BROWN JUG,
STRING OF PEARLS and IN
THE MOOD (victor); and single
disc pairing Moon" and Pearls"
(Victor).
Incidentally, the entire Miller
esque musical collection has been
given to the Library of Congress,
along with a gold record Of Chat
tanooga Choo-Choo" by his widow,
Mrs. Helen d. Miller. The first
comprehensive collection In the
field of orchestral arrangement to
be given to the library, II is to
serve both as tribute to her hus-
band and an aid TO future music
ians. The gold "Choo-Choo" wax
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normal circumstances"

GAS much as a weeks suspen-
sion without pay was given in one
instance when a Negro employee
was cited for running" across a
street. Eventually, when two or
three such infractons and penal
ties have been filed against the
worker, he or she becomes ell
gible for separation from the ser
vice.
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ing attests to the sale Of more
than a million copies of that disc.
Three other Miller recordings at
tanned this mark-"In the Mood"
Moonlight Serenade" and "Kala-
mazoo."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-19


Mechanics at the first quarter, 31-17 for Johnson
the half and tied 80 each at the third quarter and
80 all at the end Of the fourth quarter.
Jerry sundall with 10 points was high man. John
Garrett had Smaller replaced Todors in the over
time after fedora fouled out Garrett is potentially
one Of st. Paus great cagers The difference in the
game the ball handling of Pomeroy and Ran
some especially in the overtime period and late in
the game when possession of the ball is all import
ant
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-19
QUINCY GILMORE DIES

Kansas City, Mo- CAMP -
Quincy ], Gilmore, often called the
man who built the Kansas city
Monarchs, most famous name in
Negro baseball, died here last
week.
Funeral services were scheduled
to be held Saturday, Feb, Is, at
Watkins Brothers with Elks.
sports figures and members OF the
Monarch family officiating.
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Let us do that printing job for
you. No job too small or too big.
Spokesman Recorder Press MI.
SSt0.-~Advt.
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Note Brooks, ~ Mcy Arouse American Interest
only divisions
boxing The little guysthe bantamweighs
forgotten The recent eeyng the soaed
tamwegt title bout between Nate Brooks Billy
interest country
Except for amateurswhoo usually time
Americans fight these divisions sports writer
commented These
ing @ ride horse Fans here have never gone for them
For short while Harold Dade Of Chicago stirred bit Of
teres in the bantam Ills limit championship
but he lost IT too quickly to get the fans excited
Now along Brooks 2oyeaod fresh of the
and college He had than but he already
American champion Some folks ready world
champion Jimmy carruthers Of Australia
Brooks typical fighters coming
He minded fight
not the Of old Despite his gentlemany he is not merely
powder puff boxer but he eplodes with iethai punch
Now all Brooks the United
States he for carths This win be his major prob
lem the big hope = that he win not be forced to fight fah'res'
Anyway thanks Brooks and Tv boxing win be of
bantamweights at least for awhile
coiden Gloves Zine is More Once More
that has hit Nate Brooks that he product Of the fabulous Golden
Gloves amateur bookings ngng tournament
cities Golden helped him
his eventual olympic championship. pro
The Golden Gloves originated by Arch Ward sports editor
Of the Chicago Tribune the benefit the Tribune Charities
Through this meet any yong who thinks he can fight little bit
has the opportunity his II he what It takes he can
become champion though no one has ever heard Of him In the
he fighters able achieve
national acclaim without strings attached Although the
Chicago phase OF the meet has never had color bars most southern
cities did have such bars the early To-day by the
shedding make
meets truly Journeys.
this ngsider Golden will a meet
although amateurs today This
institution that idea opportu
iy and every reach the top living
Price LIST For 0ovif0n-Oison BoVf
about impending mddeweght
title champ (Bobo) weterwoight king
Kid oavan odds but believed fight
time the odds will be
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i8C-Brifjsh Merger" Future Bouts
local recently reported International
Boxing club and somons Bran
plans
then larger number Of foreign action the United
States
Apparently Harold johnson Phiy the light heavy
weight challenger forgotten title
Moore the future said be 0round
battle with Paul Andrews March II Chicago Andrew very
promising youngster who could Johnson good
fighter. but lacks to attract
For next Saturday (Feb 2o) Wallace win
face Joe Mceu 10round
lightweight challenger and the only this believes
give champion Jimmy Carter battle Mce good weller
weight who has fought the best
This ringsider Smith
to win Incidentally Smith champ 1855
pounds.
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