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KENNY LAKE NOTES Continued


 These crisp days make for clear air. l saw huge ice cliff on the southern shoul- der of Mt. Blackburn today from my vantage point above the new rock cut of the Edger- ton construction; first glimpse I we had of that part of Blackburn since last fall a. bout this time. Looks like a string of old ladies with nightcaps, slumped over asleep, that string of mountains does from the plateau; my mountains. We have talked about cats and. dogs, it ' s the bi rd' s turn. I have two Bohemi an Wax Wings. Their names are Waxy and Bo. fri end of mi found Waxy out path
Copper River current., 1962-09-13
NOTICE BOYS!!


 Does your bicycle have lights??? Monday night boy seen wheeling down the hi ighWay at 7:3O PM. without lights his bicycle! Two cars had to sWerve to miss him! A bicycle without lights is hard to see at night Florescent tape is easy to apply'- or put Ii ghts your bike. BOYS, Please check your bicyc1es!! POST OFFICE
 Martha advises that make up' time on out- going Air Mail is } PM Tues., Wed., Thurs, and Il AM on Saturday. Surface mail is at 10 AM Tues., Wed., and Saturday. It is advi sed to mail early and often! Glennallen Post Office at this time serves over 45O people. ." FOR SALE =" CORONET Sewing Machine
 5000 Eileen Evan, Gulkana FOR SALE: MERCHANT Calculator Column; Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide, good condition. Earl Barnard, "A 8-3238 coccA FOR SALE; ;2o.oo Gil Monroe "NEVER TRY TO CATCH TWO FROGS WITH ONE HANDr FISHES SEE THE WORM NOT THE HOOK"
 "DIVIDE AN ORANGE LIT TASTES JUST AS GOODn
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KENNY LAKE NOTES (continueo

and he brought it in for me. About week later, found another bird just like Wa1y out in our yard and I named him Bo. The day I got Waxy, talked to Mrs.. Morgan. She has two of them, She said they are berry bird, not a seed bird. Also that once you feed them for while, they will always come back to you. By
 Christine Bri ittain
 (l2 years). REMUNERATION CLINIC at Glennallen Health Center will be held September 20, 1862.
 l:OOPM to 4:OO PM HUNTERS ATTENTION: Buy your Duck Stamp be- fore you shoot! Duck stamps can be pur- chased at $3.OO each at your local Post Office during business hourse
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score go or below, get out the
dictionary and do some home
work.
! /. Jackanapes: (a) African
beast of burden: CD practical
Joker; (c) egotistical man.
| 2. Japery: (a) joking; (b)
dinner linens; Co Oriental
crystal.
| 3. Jeremiad: (a) Little League
decathalon: ID lamentation:
Co eXcoriation.
4. Jetty: ca girls name;
(b) harbor retaining wall; (c)
Scottish songbird.
S. Jocosity: (a) amusing re-
mark; CD profundity; Co stuff
fitness.
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6. Juba: (a) wind instrument
in band; CD Southern Negro
dance: Co root vegetable.
7. Jugular: ca ferocious; (b)
pertaining to justice; Co con-
corning the throat.
8. Jurisprudence: Ca extreme
care: CD philosophy of law;
Co area of lawful control.
9. Jurant: ca person taking
oath: Cd member of jury; Co
owner of property.
10. Jute: (a) teen aged hood.
lum: CD roadside bar; Co fl.
Der used in ropemaking.
Answers: 1-c; "a; 3-b; Alb
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Use the Triol Size first. IF not
completely satisfied, return large =,
bottle unopened for full refund!
Scientific formula combines
cleansing with healing.
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM

THE FLINTSTONES
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

, y Many of us wonder about the
, exact meanings of words we
, have run across again and
, again in reading but never used
: IN conversation. Here are 10
!, words you may have a nodding
acquaintance with. But are you
sure you can use them accu-
|. rately in speech and writing d?
:. The way we play is to select
. the lettered word or phrase
, closest in meaning to the num-
. bered word. After you have
: finished all 10 questions check
|, against the answers below.
Score 10 points for each cor
rect answer. A score of 100 per
!. cent is excellent. But if you
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5-a; 6-b; 7-c; BIB; ga: 10-c.
Do you know the most COM
mon errors of grammar and
usage and how to avoid them?
For a list of common mistakes
and advice on how to improve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-28
BY Roy Crone
-Bv Walt Kelly
BY Honno-Borbero

your speech and writing, send
a self-addressed, stamped en-
velope plus 10 cents to cover
handling to William Morris,
Good Grammar" in care of
The Star.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-13
GAMBELL POSTMASTER HIT OF CONVENTION

Members of the llas..slszza Chapter of the National Association of Post~ masters, meeting at Seward this past week, elected Eleanor Faa. Soldatna postmaster, to be presi- dent of q; tic group for the coming year. She succeeds Michael Shep- ard, Anchorage Rivera FIiber, Eska. was elected vice president to suc- ceed Arlene Kranich, Homer post
 master Alice Brusich, ward Cove.
 was reelected secretary treasurer.
 Everett Wilde, College, was re- elected editor. Skagway was chosen as the site for fhe xs.s<...::,<; 1naa. s.s, convention
 John Apangalool, Gambell post master, attended and presented Eskimo dances to tape-recorded music as entertainment at the ban quet. He was assisted by Wallunga who now lives at Seward. Thev were the hit of the convention,
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-13
Flag Day

JUNE 14TH IS FLAG DAY, Tong may wave, the home J of the free and the land of the brave
 But do right There is laN--pnblic vding regulations for carrying hanging raising lowering and handling of the American Flag Let be embarrassed b the misuse of Old Glory Let be displayed properly with decorum and dignity.
 Here the basic rules commonly violated
 The flag not be draped over float in parade
 No flag pennant should De flown above it, except the church flag when Naval chapns conducting funeral services 
 When displayed another flag crossed staffs wall inc American Flag should be your left you face it The rule applies when the American Flag and several others flown from series of staffs in column.
 When the flag is hung in the middle of the field should be toward the north draped building front 1t should fall free caught ovehang sill and the field should be your left you face il.
 When the flag displayed the wall behind speakers the field should be he audiences left they face the speaker.
 When the flag passes b n parade do idly 1t smarty Men and uniform Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts what do but others often lacking in this phase of flag etiquette
 For the if he hat he should take 1t off with his gr place thar the palm of the right hand Is over his hear haess he places his right palm his heart Women salute in the
 Respect yonr flag Fly proudly and often Start tomorrow
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-13
Nome Chamber Meeting News

A capacity crowd is expected at 1 the next meeting of the Chamber of Commerce when the Midnight Sun Festival Can-Can Girls will give preview. They have been in sa with soissiiis Ste Bert Hyde, Highway District Engineer, has started filling the holes in the asphalt on Front Street with gravel and as soon as the weather moderates, asphalt patch ing will follow, it was announced by President pearse Walsh, who expressed qualification that this work was being done.
 Sen Lester Bronson announced he was taking steps to invite Marilyn Monroe to the Midnight Sun Festival.
 Bronson also announced that the Little Creek Rock Crusher is being moved by E & B Construction Go. to a site near the No. 5 dredge where it will be assembled and used for many road projects and building projects.
 Announcement was also made that Clean Up time was being ex- tended due to the weather al- though much has been accom- plished, there remains a lot to be done. Persons having heavy articles they wish removed should notify the city as this type of pickup must be arranged in advance. Equipment for this has been con- tributed by the FAA as part of their share in the big cleanup.
 Mrs. Hugh Gilbert reported en- thusiastically on the Century 21 Fair and especially on the Alaska exhibit.
 Mrs Emily Boucher also report cd on the Fair and the launching 1 of A1aska's first ferry the sssM Mails pima which she attended week ago in Seattle. l Frances Ross, former Nome resi- dent was welcomed as a guest oi the Chamber
 l Festival manager, Iahnnie Step
 henson introduced a real old timer
 Snow Gtlch Charlie, who was hers for the Festival and explained thai
 the progressive Festival dinner
 tickets were limited and should | hn 1a11rrhaco7 <arIv
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-13
SON OF MIR & MRS. McVEIGH RECEIVES DECREE IN LAW


 Press dispatches appearing in Alaska newspapers told of gradu- ation exercises last week at George town University at which Bob Hope was awarded a honorary de- gree. The comedian, whose formal education stopped with high school. and Mrs. Hope also had the pleas ure of seeing their son, Tony, graduate.
 What the press dispatches did not mention was that an Alaskan was among the graduates that day. Richard l.. McVeigh, son of MT. and Mrs. Art Mcveigh, now living in Nome received his degree in law. lie was in the top third of his class.
 Dick and his wife, Carolyn, who has been working in Rep. Ralph Rivers office, and their two babies were all packed and shortly after the graduation ceremonies left for Arkansas. Mrs. McVeigh and the babies will stay there visiting her parents until later in the summer, when they will join Dick in Juneau. He is to become member of At torney Gen. George Hayes staff. While going to law school, Dick, a former Fairbanksan, was on Sen Bartlett's staff.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-13
PIaobias Sllroud
 The Healthy Ones
By Hal BoYle

 NEW YORK lR - Do you some times worry because you are tot healthya
 Do you have an inferiority com plex because you are too normal! Do you secretly envy neigh bor who comes down with strange and interesting new disease? We'll, cheer up. The chances are that you suffer from a number oi high-sounding ailments your neigh bor never heard about and you weren't even aware of yourself
 They are called phobias, and the medical dictionaries list at least 280 of them. New ones keep spring ing ID all the time.
 Let's look at few examples:
 Do you dislike sitting in a draft because you think it may give you a cold? My boy, there's no doubt about it. You've got aerophobia.
 Are you pedestrian? It's an odds-on bet then that you suffer from geophyrophobia, or fear of crossing the street.
 How about when you are driving your car? Do you try to beat the traffic lights? That's a sure sign of ereuthophobia, or fear of the color red.
 Like most husbands, you pTuin- ably sulk when your wife buys aIl expensive dress. That's certain evidence at atephobia, or fear of ruin, in this case financial.
 Probably you stew and fret when your golfing buddy starts off the game with 250-yard drive. You know what's gnawing at you? Nothing but rhapd dophobia, the fear of being beaten.
 Does symphony music bore youg Well, deep in your subconscious mind. you are probably victim of au1ophobia, the fear of hearing flutes being played
 Naturally, as does practically exserynr,e ssess breed ests;. ts tic 7sss w sibility of atomic disaster. This i scientifically known 7sss ballisto phobia, the fear of missiles. Do you back away from bark 1 ing dog? You've been swept b, odontophobia, or fear of animals teeth, and perhaps also by cyno phobia, the simple fear of an. dog.
 It is likely that you groan alou' when your wife asks you to hell her rearrange the living room fur niture. That's because you hav been stricken with a double all lment ataxiophobia, the fear . disorder; and orgasiophobia, th fear of work.
 Are you superstitious about th
 number 13? The highbrows cal
 that a fear of triskaide obiia.
 You wouldn't be sensible if 70
 didn't hate to lend money to d
 office deadbeat That is aphephobi'
 the fear of being touched.
 So don't worry about being to Ihealthy or normal, man. Your
 sick, sick. sick. You're wallxin
 bundie of phobias.
 But the chances are there's 2
 least one phobia you don't hay
 that's chrematophobi the fes
 of having too much money.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-13
TROOP & NEWS

Troop 63 held their meeting at Phoebe Hall Monday night. First on the program was se opening exercises. Dues were collected.
 We studies the poisonous plants Of Alaska. After that we had piggy-back fights. We played 20 questions and then we were dis missed. a
 Billy Lee, Scribe
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-13

Nearly three out of four of the nations sslpernnarkets now sell children's books as well as lolli- pops, hamburger and baked beans.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-13

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AUCTION SALES
AuctienseFs. iii . 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuAsrE
IHkEE STORY WITH BASEMENT
ROW BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
AZ L PHs4 TRHETs zoos EAST Carl
By virtue Of . deed Of trust re-
sorded IN Liher No.. 1895, At
Folio 4S7 Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. We shan
ssg n 'front.' % the premises on
oo IS xnotjjs1TH IL TwIHeNcI CI PAY PAY
O'Clock Phi. LSt N An bIW1
Seven % In Callsshsn and HaS.
ner. Trustees subdivision Of
Square. Numbered Nine Hundred
Sixty-six (960). as per plat re-
corded In the Office Of the Sur
yeyor, for the District Of Columbia
IN Lioer 16. at Folio 90, -.
TERMS or SALE: ALL CASH. De-
post o. $500 cash or certified
SSecm reouired at time, Of sale.
within thirty days frcn, S,Sts w's ~
serve the right TO resell the pron-
erty az the risk and cost OF the
qefaulting purchaser, after five
Gays advertisement Of such resale
Y some Newspaper published In
forisitinE Deposit s's srus ~ wi'n msy
avail themselves Of any legal or
equitable rights against defauiting
purchaser: Further particulars at
time Of sale. Adjustment Of real
date of sale. All conveyancinT,
recording. revenue stamps, rec.
ordation tax, etc., and an other
costs incident to the settlement
at cost Of purchaser.
JUNIOR =. CROwELL,
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, Jr,,
au8.11,14.16.1S trustees,
Continued on Next Page.)
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corp SHEsTEF sd \; CRAY =,
Assistant CoIRerstlon Counsel. D. G.;
49, RQBEnT p. WISE.
HkRRY N Suii Hriif.. Ell

HAIRY NJ. HULL. Clerk
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Column
bia.-DlsTRIcT lOP COLUMBIA.
ssa SIS Vs son q! II Ist g: sSus; r.;
tanning 5.7le.0 50, e.. ali in the
pistTiet Of Columbia. CAPITAL
etc: et a and UNKNOWN OWN:
ERs. petsndants:-pistriet Court
nicipal purposes In SQUARE $500.
vicinity Of Central Avenue, 50th
Street and AyreS Place Sc, IN
the District OF columbia. NO
TICE TO; DORIS CHURCHILL
GRAY and WILBUR Z GRAY. u.
NS c .h sSr CRAY ssstSp sEoPas sII!s
alienees. heirs-at-law and next
81 kin. and ali unknown owners:
You are hereby notified that Z
complaint in condemnation has
hsresofors been filed IN the office
Distrist Court for the Distric.
an sSssss N i e. :hs IsEi II .S q
property described IN Exhibit
part Of such complaint. IN which
sop may have OF claim an inter
fsrred e, All in sauars 1920.
tSerisy ynl foP TIE SSfR tSEinr con- on-
tsinsd IN sections is.Sol 10 IL:
ed. You are further notified that
n you desire to present any OBJ
lection or defense to the taking
Of your property. you are REQUIRED
ain sslTs sHST snsWs & IN IN q.
dress herein designated. within
twenty days after August 8, 1852,
Your answer shall Identity the
property in which you claim to
have an interest. state the nature
ana extent Of the, interest you
.s si%; and a1d 't ds;.r 81 q ysSr @.
ins q your property. All de-
scented are waived. And n case
OF your failure so 10 answer the
complaint, JUDGMENT Of condem-
nation Of that part Of the prop
erty described In Exhibit a.
:s .iIaaes sSapsin aed namely RaSi ssrt oss e
herein referred to. All in Square
$500. in which you may have or
claim an Interest. Will be rem
dered. But. without answering.
you may serve. on plaintiffs at.-
torneys notice Of appearance
YOU may have or claim an inter-
est, Thereafter you will receive
notice Of all proceeding affecting
II. At the trial Of the Issue Of
lust compensation, whether or
not you have previously appeared
or ey,ds answered; you may present
properly In which YOU may have
Or claim an Interest, and YOU
the award. (S.l CHESTER II.
GRAY, Corporation Council. D. c.
Vs. JOHN a: HARVEST, Assist
% koBBSHiSsTT 8. WIS., VIE Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel, d. C., At
toYneys for Plaintiff. District
Building. Washington 4. b. c.
EA TiN,nM N. HULL CLERK, y
OleIE. lygbsAul n
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ANK 81 2 , scEIyEN YET. "a Attorney

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Q Probate Court.-Estate Of
G. MABEL LUDLAM. Deceased.-
: No. l06.34e. Administration Dock
made herein for probate Of the
S ana i foa ssssr. Of t. :sae
DUNAN. Il Is ORDERED this 7th
day Of August. AID. 1862. that
a, W.. (Andrew W.l Sothorn. An
ME Hess, sadie Dol Papeamo.
Norwood gothorp., the unknown
heirs ts. 1. g lay and sfrt e kia Of
eerned. appear IN said Court on
TENDER. AID. ieS5. At 10 o'eioek
application should not be Srantsd.
Let notice hereof be published
IN the "Washington Law Reporter"
and Thu Evening STAR once
in each OF three successive weeks
before the return day herein
3 Ss net ls ss .hsn .Si ats SsSa
the Honorable MATTHEW p,
Court. this 7th day Of August.
AID. 1852. Seal Attest: AR
THUR p. SMITH. Deputy Register
Of wills for the District Of Co
lumhia. Clerk OF the Probate
Court. auS,15,22
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CRHTdHiIL, HTELIo.
GASCH and CRAIGHELL,
Attorneys,
525 18TH Street NV.


for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
dministration.@This Il 10 GIVE
Notice: That the subscriber. Of
the state Of Virgiria has ob.
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. Letters
%ARSIGa!i ef HoRaT9n ~. ths estate estate q
MARIE HoRANsKY. sELMS
MARIE LiKoWsEi. late Of 5 the
District Of Columbia, deceased'
Al persons having claims sgsinst
tne deceased are hereby warned
20 exhibit the same. with the
tt;o nasers thereof. legally authen-
Se sfssso tb se s M ssg sS g On Or
AID 1858; cthsrHise thsSS' l nav
hy law be excluded from ali bene.,
Ut Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 9th day Of Auenst
1882: g. poWDOIN CRAIGHiTI.
". 725 18th Street NV. Wash.
h i1ssITP :. : p s e Seal H. Attest:
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
FEEBLE o NICHOLS, H1toI1eSS
res 18th Street NV
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRT
tor me pistrict Of Columbia, Hold.
inE irroaats Court;1No. l06.370.
sSS s' b.isass t Of 'e eslu ssSSSsrSS s:
2 Of the District Of Columbia, Get.s
ters Iestamentsry on the estate
q GRAcE B. ALLEN, late Of the
District OF Columbia, deceased.
Al persons having claims ssainst
the deceased are hereby WarneS
70 exhibit, the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authsne
Sicated. to the subscriber, on or
petore the 21st day OF January.
AID. 1868; otherwise they may
py law be excluded from All
benefit Of. said estate. Given un-
ger my hand this goth day Of
OILS, Jr.. 725 18th Street NV.
lSsal.l Attest: ARTHUR r:
SMITH. Deputy Register Of wills
for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICES
FISHER AND LANCASTER.
BIS Colorado Building,
washlngt0n 5, D. c.;
WRIGu AVN IAEHAgTFR
35Ob Hamilton street.
Hyattsyille. Marylsnd.


Hyattsville, Maryland,
Attorneys.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing Probate Court..-Ne. 105.QS6.
Administration.-This Is TO Give
the state OF Maryland has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia, Lstters
I TSssdtSsn9,sSntAry y o. shs ,s sststs Of
District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. lesally authen-
ticated. to the subscriber, on. or
before the 3rd day Of DecemhsT.
. AID. 1862; otherwise they may 81
law be excluded from al benefit
Of said estate. Given under ny
QEORcK EARL BROWN, 1891
Wheeler Hills Road. Washington
81, d. c. tSeal.l Attest: AR
THUR p. SMITH. Deputy Register
Of wills for the District of Co
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate
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Gle nsla7-lcn cont C

S!1GS !!l5Gs1sll!3551H G014s.
 from Faicba nzs were guests Of IF. and ITS. Gilbert :-onroco On the "ay hero she had a slight accidento 4 CIT u2s parked on bridge fixing a tirc. Thcrc uerc no injurieso She sold her CT 7'1ilc here and 1lcJ out to the lov7cr ES.
 The TTA bal1e sale vas , rel success. Eve rytl. n@ :!a5 solo out 5nd entering ser vice Uas 5ivcn to the tNo schools. The 3ross sales Uere ;l9l .39. The net re cei pts will go to the High School to help "jGh the basketball suits and hlc1chcrs..
 Geor:c Shaffo- is ho0c uith his Darc1los after spcn7int th~< sumG7Ur with his yrundmothcr ::ho lives in 1c 2no.
 lick Alocp has been transfcrct! to tho RIGA station on Annette Isl 2Ed ohcro .hey Till sl2l12 their ho2o. The Girl Scouts Troupe r232 have 2doDted an oron2n girl ia don3 4o'(5 tA2t ;;hcy arc soonsor+~7ye Tho proceeds from the Chris t1na5 ca13s and trapping paper s2las uill go to her support.
 3a1ds ond trapping paper may be ordered LID until 9 .n. Saturday, NovcmlcI' 1Oo
 Those Uio Fovc g nell-ordorcd character lead al&o 3ell-ordered life.
Copper River current., 1962-11-08
PRE3S R2LG a4SE

Highways Comnissi toner D. A. llckinnon announced that advertising began Tuesday, October 3Oth for grading, drainaTc and paving of 2l niles the Cinema Hot Springs Road, four niles north of Fairbanks off the 5tecsc Iii }hv1y. Bids Jill be opened November 29.
 This section ,Aile O-2l, uill include t!o 12-foot troffic lanos with 4-foot shoulders. 5rid ;es spamlil; the Little Cinema River md Jenny $ Crock Jill be cons tructed as part of the project.
 1lcKinnon said this is tho secozd project for the road, hich has heavy farnin, development md is T rapidly |3rouinS arca. The remaining portion of the road to connect to Chcna Hot Springs will be contracted for in the near fu- ture. Another project, from Lilo 21-27, uas completed this cons truction scason.
 The ojcct 39ill include some minor re ali 2nrent and oasin; of trades along the route, lrKinnon said.
 Strength of body is nobility in beasts of burden, strength of character is nobility in Een. Fools learn Uisdom through mis fortune.
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Real centers of interest are
formed by this kind Of think
ing.
The Web Develops
1t is not the fact that we
have information about a
subject. but the fact that the
web or pattern is becoming
established in our minds that
makes thinking about this
subject a pleasure.
The more we know, the
more we want to know. The
larger and more varied our
centers of knowledge, the
larger and more varied the
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FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

MEDICINE: A few years
back, when he was in a Kan
sas City hotel, the late Ty
Cobb was summoned by Paul
Waner to the room of Home
Run Baker, another all-time
baseball great, related Cobb
in my Life in Baseball; the
True Record" with AL Stump.
Frank wants you,' said
Paul. He thinks he's dying
II hurried to John Frank
lin Bakers bedside. The old
home-run swatter groaned:
"It's my heart, Ty. 1 just
can't get my breath
"For a 70 odd year - old
man, Home Run didn't look
so sick to me.
Listen, Paul. I said to
Waner. Go to my room and
bring me a bottle of Scotch
When Waner came back
with the Scotch, Frank said:
"You. know I've never
touched the stuff
Well, you're going to
touch it now I said.
He had several husky
pulls. Then he said:
"'You know, I'm beginning
to feel good
81 replied:
Prank, if you'd INDUCED
yourself a bit in the old days
you'd probably have hit so
, points higher"