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Evening star., 1962-10-24
Gardenia Adds
zeesa Adele

CHERRY HILL, N. j., Oct.
"a (AP).-A 10th candidate
popped up yesterday for Satur-
days Gardenia Stakes at Gar
den State Park, increasing the
expected gross purse for the
richest horse race for 2-year-
old fillies to $160,995.
The winner, if the 10 go post
ward, would collect $96,597 in
the mile-and-a-sixteenth event.
George E. Lewis announced
through Trainer Gene Jacobs
in New York that his Zeesa
Adele would start in the race.
H. c. Erb put UP the $4,000
fee Monday to run Majesta in
the Gardenia. Previously,
Clearview Stables Pans Ego
was supplemented at $4,000.
Others in the field include
Flamingo Way, Vitamin Shot
Malice, Smart Deb. Wise Nurse,
Main Swap and Affectionately
Evening star., 1962-10-24
COWBOYS Now Genuine Contenders,
But Fact Doesn't Surprise Landry

come back" Landry said. Il
know we have a club that will
become a good football team"
Landry helped make it posi-
BILE with some important trades
before the league race began
when the club didn't seem to
be showing much Improvement.
He got Dale Memmelaar, an
offensive tackle, from the st.
Louis Cardinals; Lee Folkins,
an offensive end from Green
Bay; John Meyers, defensive
tackle from the Los Angeles
Rams; Monte Clark, offensive
tackle from San Francisco, and
he put Dick Nolan, obtained
from New York as a coach, in
at defensive safety. The result
was that the team started click
ing from the start.
The Cowboys play the Cardi-
nails here Sunday and because
Washington and New York, the
only clubs above the Cowboys
in the standings. meet each
other at New York, Dallas just
might be near the top when
the reports are all in.
Evening star., 1962-10-24

over the lot. He passed for five
touchdowns against Pittsburgh.
LeBaron leads the league in
passing with so compilations In
90 throws for $40 yards, a 65.2
average, and II touchdowns. He
also leads in the average gain
per pass with 10.2 yards.
Frank Clarke, the pass
catching flanker back, has
gathered in II touchdown
throws to lead the league. This
is only six under the NFL record
and Clarke has eight games to
go to break it. Clarke also leads
in scoring with 66 points.
Sam Baker tops the league
in punting with a 46.8-yard
average.
The team heads the circuit
in offense with 2,232 yards and
also has scored the most touch
downs, with "a, and the most
extra points-also "a. 1t also
has the most touchdown passes
lis. 1t leads the Eastern Di-
vision in scoring with 1873 points.
THE club has tremendous
confidence and the ability to
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Tigers Trounce
Seoul IAII-Sturs

SEOUL, Oct. "a CAP. - The
Detroit Tigers exploded for six
runs in the eighth inning to-
day, including a three-run
homer by Bubba Morton, to
beat a Seoul all-star team,
80.
The Tigers were held score
less until the seventh when
they pushed across two runs
on two hits and one error.
Then came the onslaught in
the eighth.
Righthander Phil Regan and
southpaw Don Mossi limited
the home team to three hits
and only one Korean reached
second base.
A crowd of 10000 fans, in
cluding many United States
servicernen, were in the Seoul
Stadium stands.
The Tigers open a 17-game
Japan tour october 81.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Z French Horses
Arrive at Belmont

NEW YORK, Oct. "a (AP).-
Monade and Val de Loir, two
French horses scheduled to
start Saturday in the 500, 600
added Man O. War Stakes at
Belmont Park, arrived yester-
day by plane from Paris.
Monade, who is considered
the top filly in Europe, is a
3-year-old who finished second
in the Arc de Triomphe Oc-
tober Z at Longchamp. Val de
Loir, French Derby winner, ran
third in the Arc de Triomphe
The Man o. War, to be run
over the Widener grass course,
is 11a miles and q field Of IL
is likely. Kelso, Carry Back,
Jaipur and T. V. Lark head the
probable American starters.
Monade, owned by George
GouIandris, is to race in the
$l25, 900 Washington ID. c.
International November IL at
Laurel, Md. Carry Back and
Kelso also have been invited
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Race Service
Gets Phone,
Wire Okuy

CHICAGO, Oct. "a (AP).-
Illinois Sports News, Inc, a
horse race information agency,
won the right yesterday to con-
tinue using telephone and tele-
graph facilities.
Federal Judge Hubert L. Will
issued an injunction that orders
the Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
and the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. not to discontinue
service to Illinois Sports News
Inc.
Illinois Sports News, based ir
Chicago, supplies turf informa'
ton to sports publications.
A cutoff had been ordered b,
the Federal Government unde
a 1861 Federal law that ban
interstate transportation o
gambling paraphernalia.
Three partners in IllinoiI
Sports News-Thomas F. Kelly
ST., and his son Thomas, jr.
and the elder Kelly's brother
George--then filed a suit con-
Evening star., 1962-10-24

DALLAS, Oct. "a (AP).-
Dallas football fans woke up
this week to the fact that their
Cowboys had become real con-
tenders for the National Foot
ball League championship.
Coach Tom Landry said 1t
was nothing new to him-the
Cowboys were running on
schedule. He figured it would
require three years to build a
team that might go after the
title. And this is it.
I'VE have an equal chance
with any team in the Eastern
Division" he declared today.
The Cowboys already have
beaten Los Angeles, Philadel-
phia and Pittsburgh and tied
division-leading Washington
Losses have been to Pittsburgh
and Cleveland by close scores
The fans got the idea the
Cowboys were going great guns
by the statistics as Dallas
swept over Philadelphia, 41-19,
and Pittsburgh, 1927, in the
last two games. with Eddie
LeBaron throwing the ball all
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Students Back
Vols, Coaches
BY the Associated Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. "a
(AP).-The student government
association of the University
Of Tennessee gave a unanimous
vote of confidence to the in
stitution's coaching staff and
football team in a resolution
yesterday.
Bill Montgomery, president OF
a student organization, pre-
sented the resolution because,
he said, sports writer's have
been blasting our team and
coaches"
Tennessee is off to its worst
football start since 1909. The
Vols have lost consecutive games
to Auburn, Mississippi State,
Georgia Tech and Alabama.
Evening star., 1962-10-24

ly held down attendance at
Charles Town yesterday with
only SOTO being counted at the
gate. E. Betting amounted to
$201,110. Jockey Larry
Reynolds won three races at
the West Virginia track, max
ing it a little tougher for ap-
prentice Fred w. Kratz to catch
him for the riding title. /.
Reynolds has won II races at
the l7-day meeting, whic h
closes Friday. Young Kratz
registered with one winner yes
terday to run his total to 13.
Scampalong, who won the
seventh race at Charles Town
yesterday. was saddled by Julio
Guerra, a former rider who won
five races on Preakness Day in
1881, when Mate won the s.
year-old classic. :. His son,
Silvio Guerra, is an apprentice
currently riding at Charles
Town. =. Post time at Laurel
will be l pm.
Evening star., 1962-10-24

Babu will be at his favorite race
course. There is no chance that
he will start in the Interna-
tional, but he is aiming for the
$4,000 Turf Cup Stakes to be
run November 8.
Horses for courses" is a
time-tested turf adage and 1t
unquestionably applies to
Bronze Babu. In the Turf Cup
the chestnut colt will seek his
sixth straight triumph at
Laurel. Last spring he won the
Wilwyn Handicap and then up
set in the Laurel Handicap on
the turf, beating the heavily
favored T. ". Lark, who won
last falls International. Bronze
Babu's last four victories have
been on the Laurel grass.
Unfortunately, Bronze Babu
injured a knee at Delaware
Park and Mr.. and Mrs. Eph-
rain Winer wisely took the colt
out Of training and rested him
at their Hill-n-Dale Farm, Just
five miles from Laurel.
4 i 4 +
Bronze Babu may not be the
only horse on the comeback
trail at Laurel, either.
Remember the Maryland
wonder horse, Yes You Will?
Last spring he bowed a ten
don at Bowie. His owners, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis F. Price, plan
ned to retire the horse to the
breeding farm. but in recent
weeks he has been doing so
well that they have returned
him to training.
Il 4 \
SHORT SPRINTS-The tense
international situation obvious
Evening star., 1962-10-24
GuIIuudet Beaten
By EuqIes Twice

American University yester-
day defeated Gallaudet in Soc
Ger and cross country at Amer
icaE1.
Sophomores Jim MacIver and
Fred Schwartz and Junior Skip
johnson scored goals as the
Eagles took a 80 decision in
soccer It was Americans first
victory after four losses.
Ed Orem, Fred Cheney and
Jim Hacket took the first three
places in the cross country meet
as American won, 81 to 80.
Orem was timed in 1919 for
the 3-mile course.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
HORSE SHOW
SUMMARIES
Morning Events

Morning Events
Green conformation hunters, model:
l. Fiddling Glider Waverly Farm; z.
caDnninsham eaD ad Gwa T. aaet fna Fiite. f Mrs. L.
ReSuiar conformation hunters. model:
1. Pass Run, Shawnee Farm; 2. Dear
Junior. Cerulean Farm; g., Mr.. Delhi
crate, Mrs. Z. z. Fisher and Mrs. r. c.
Arabian Western. pleasure: /. Sandio,
Dr.. and Mrs. James Rooker;, 2. x.
Raffa, Friendship Farm: 3. Little owl.
Friendship Farm. b.
Afternoon Events
Open jumpers. AHsA. table 2: J.
Jacks or Better se5 Mra Ben 6s61ss 3MesraS S.nz =
3. Skryne, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bord.
Junior fine harness: l.. Local Talent.
Dodge Stables; 2. Choice Commander.
Greystone Manor Farms.
Arabian English. pleasure: l. Gey-
Mani; Manion fssnSonDA Canyon DAra6ians 8. J. K. Rsffs'
Gren Conformation hunters, open: /.
Cap and Gown, Mr.. and Mrs. Cunning
ham; z, Quiet Flite; Mrs: Randoph o.
Clean Sweep. Man-o-War Farm. r.
l, Kings Gold. Morton w. Smith; 2,
Mr.. Deliberate. Mrs. E. E. Fisher and
Mrs. r. C. Egan; 3. Sky Das' Wendy
Mairs.
EVENING EVENTS
Open jumpers, bonus point class: l.
Skryne, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bird: 2,
Bon Soir, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hughes,
jr.; 8, Sputnik, Mr. and Mrs. George
Benz: 4. Navarro, Country Club Stables.
Three gated, over 15.2 hands: l,
Belle of the Dell. Dodge Stables; z,
Sandalwood, Green Acres Farm. Inc i;
3, I've Decided, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
y Fsi SauHr Prix St. Georges presssse: /,
Ny Authority, Jessica Newberry; 2,
Prince. James M. Jones: 4. Goldlack
Single Roadsters, open: /. count
Down, Paul Mace; 2, Bi-Di-Jo, r. B
Wents: 8, Cannonball, zack Cheatham
international jumping competition
1, Tom Boy, ridden BY Miss Mary Mairi
for the United States; 2, Master vii
liam, ridden BY Bill Robertson for tn,
United States: 3, Mr.. Sottee. rtddel
BY David Barker for Great Britain; 4
Diamant. ridden by Frank Chapot 10
the United States.
Arabian mounted. native costum
class: /. SandiQ. DR. and Mrs. JAIME
Rocker; 2, Atari, Diane and David
Sehwartzburg: 3. Grey Stella, Joann
Open fine harness: /. Alluring Lady
Mr.. and Mrs Alan Robson; 2, Uptown
Greystone Manor. Farm; 8, Mapl'
Montgomery. Meadowvale Farm.
Regular conformation hunters, ap.
pointments: 1. Mr.. Deliberate. Mrs. E
e. Fisher and Mrs. r, c. Egan;. 2, Pass
Run, Shawnee Farm; 3, Kings Gold
Morton w. Smith.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
testing the move to take away
their communications lines.

testing the move to take away
their communications lines.
They claimed their constitu-
tional rights were violated by a
provision of the law that COM
munications service can be
stopped if it is used to send
gambling information across
State lines.
Judge viii permitted a tenn
porary restraining order to
stand in the case of the tele-
phone news system pending
action by a three-judge court
on the constitutional question
involved. Telephone News, a
Chicago firm which furnishes
racing results by recording. has
obtained a temporary order
restraining Illinois Bell from
cutting off service.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Fight Results
By the Associated Press

SAN FRANcIsco-Dick Tiger. 159,
Nigeria, oiitpointed Gene Fullmer. 16O
West Jordan, Utah, 15 CTiger won
World Boxing Association middleWeignt
HOUSTON - Cleveland Williams.
2O9h. Houston, knocked out Dave
BAILEY, 206, Philadelphia (6): Rir
Randall, l4S, Houston. outpointeo
holland Duplessis. 144hs. New Orleans
BOSToN-Joe DeNucci, 1872, Newton
Mass, stopped Vernon Lamar, loe
Somerset, N. j., 90.
westweeo. w La. outpointed Manuel
Ochoa, I29Ke, Mexico, (10l..
NEW YORK = Joe Salci,, 146Ha
wilkes Barre, Pa. outpointed Carlos
dulles, 142K, New York, 49,.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Best in Southern

Over the years, West Vir-
ginia has the best football
percentage in the Southern
Conference. In IL years the
Mountaineers show 35 VIC
tories, II setbacks and one tie
for a .739 percentage.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Tufts T ukes Leud
ForLumbert Cup

NEW YORK, Oct. "a (AP)
-Undefeated Tufts took over
first place today in the race
for the Lambert Cup, emblem
attic of Eastern small college
football supremacy.
Tufts, which has won four
games, replaced Delaware in the
top spot. =,
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Belmont

1st--$3. 800: cling: 9 yrs; z fur.
Happy P'ny (G'rinD 31.40 1880 $50
Quick Trick (Adamsl 22.O0 1890
Bill keenan, u. L. Rotx) $50
Sun Rhythm. Bee Admiral. Progress,
Amy's Boy, Calido, Dublin Boy, Kings
Choice, Corranteen, Coppa Walk,
( Dryad, Soil Steward Time, 1:263s.
Q Biebper Singer entry.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Race Results
Charles Town

1st-S1 900: cling. 3-yr. .-olds g. up:
4a furlongs
Bind Baby ". Esp'sa) $50 $40 500
GramOud (Arduini) 500 ESQ
Rhythmic Law (Davidsonl 6.4O
York Springs, Barclay Miss, Monkey
Highmuse, Mrs. J. T. Time. 0:51.
2d-$1, 200; cling; 3 yrs. a. up: 6M fur
W'ther Lady (D'ds0n) $50 $40 2.6O
Hons Pal lUyeyama) $50 400
Sir Hope tPindell ,4.SO
Dishes Flying, Bright Bindo, Tacaro
Best, So Fancv Time. 1928.
DAILY DOUBLE (S-3). PAID S20.OO
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Gurden State
By the Associated Press

by NIIS ASoUOIH1eu E1OS9
1st-$3.5 500; cling: Q W.: 8 fur.
Our Rebel (Guyton) $50 7.00 5.2O
TaSL ISiss Be Ni%SIs I.,. IerrarO) 1920 1S.SSS SS
Touch and Gold. Djeddell. Gridder.
Ice Boat. Ambulance Chaser. Fertile
Field. Amber, Rowing Rosie, Strikes
Once. Time, 1:15.
Evening star., 1962-10-24

Bronze Bubu Set
For Comeback
By JOE KELLY

It's too bad that suffered injury last May
and of training Otherwise, the 4year-old
Maryland might been the American Selec
tion Board list of Washington D. c. International hopefus
When Laurel opens its 12-day meeting Saturday Bronze
Evening star., 1962-10-24
MIA Results

ct. Louis, 110i Chicago. 100,
syracuse, 123, New York. 11o.
Cincinnati. lie; Los Angeles. lis.
San Francisco, 140; Detroit. lib.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
You Be the
Quarterback.

Question on Page Bis
Answer
No. 1. Penn's ball at scrin1-
mage line. Rule 7, Section 2.
Article 2 applies. Fumbled
lateral may be recovered as any
other tumble, but cannot be
advanced in college ball by
recovering team.
distributed by the Register and
Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star., 1962-10-24
JOE KELLYy SELECTIONS
Charles Town Hondicops


and with inside post should score time PERFEC
MATCH q winner In last and Is the one TO
beat, IL eIiTihIe DAN-D-JM also last and rates
excellent chance IL gets in
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Evening star., 1962-10-24

JEWS LOST STAR q going away winner for
seSG0 here recently and sets top figure ohALvEDEL
good score. OUR BONNIE 9. Is gettng ready for top
Evening star., 1962-10-24
FOURTH RACE-Purse, SLIGO; claiming $4,000 TO
81 .SOOli 3-year.oIds and about as furlongs.

n PAGAN FIRE ran shaTP race for $I60O and
in last and is sharp LA MADRINA Is dangerous
Evening star., 1962-10-24
THIRD RACE Purse 81 zoo; claiming (s2,5OO to
= go OOnl. 0-year-olds. ahout az furlonRs

EAGLE EYE GORDON won at Tmonium and Is In
spot to repeat here LADY BRIGHTs last net true
sand II eligible. MISS MUssER has had some
@good workouts and rates consideration.
Evening star., 1962-10-24

ROYAL ROB drops from 81, 800 here aid Is days
best bet CAVE DWELLER Is the one to beat eligible.
M0NTEGO BAY has been threatening. =
BEST BET-ROYAL ROB
rs pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Thursdays Selections Made For Fast Track
Post Time 1880 PM
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 900; claiming $1,000; g.
year-Olds and upI furl0ngs.

FOXY PIERRE looks like . standout in this caimeE
s the contender. FLAME RULE Is upset possibility.
Evening star., 1962-10-24

aP. q. Ahert-H B. Massey entry
-. ,WNN0WING nashsd early speed snd hsures y
closed wei last time. MARINERS GUIDE is good
Evening star., 1962-10-24

. P0LICINELA II likes this route and Is coming
off sharp effort when third MR. w. r. Is the main
contender. FROZEN FIRE is in good hands with
Davidson
Evening star., 1962-10-24

looks ike Winner now. swift sATEN Just missed
for $1,000 and figures very close. FOLLY FREE Is
capable Of winning.
Evening star., 1962-10-24

q Godtrey-Lorenz entry.
"a; X15; XXI; xxx-10 pounds ap-
prentice allowance claimed.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-16
"A CHE WASHINGTON
|2a z MERRY RY: Co. a9:! Round
Kennedy woos Farley candidate for Governor Of
New York; passage of Farm Bill poses problems; steel
industry benefits from price roIIback.

Il
ident Kennedy telephoned Big Jim
Farley, famous for signing letters
in green ink and promoting FDR's
first election. He suggested that
Big Jim consider running for gov
ernor of New York against COP
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller.
Jim Farley, now "a but just as
active as when he carried a suit
case all over the USA in 1882 WOO
ing delegates for Roosevelt. was not
at all unhappy about Kennedy's
call Over the telephone he was APP
preciative, but noncommital.
The President was quite aware of
the fact that it was not up to him
to pick the standard bearer for the
Democratic party in New York, but
he told Farley that he ought serious
ly to consider the matter and keep
himself in readiness for a draft.
Big Jim didn't say so, but he is
not averse to being wooed. Ever
since he broke with Roosevelt over
his ambition to be FDR's vice-presi-
Dental running mate. Jim has been
politically restless. He has worked
at selling Coca-Cola abroad and has
done a terrific job. However, the
smell of the political ring brings all
the nostalgia yearnings that the
smell of sawdust does to an old cir
Gus performer.
Mrs. Roosevelt MellOws
Meanwhile, the New York liber-
ais, once down on Farley, have
changed their tune Age has mel
lowed both sides.
Mrs. Roosevelt, a power behind
the liberals, once threw her weight
to Henry Wallace against Farley at
the crucial 1910 Democratic conven-
ton in Chicago. Today she and Far
ley are friendly.
Kennedy, who plans long way
in advance, began considering can
didate to run against Governor
Rockefeller even before Inaugural
ton day To this end, he wanted
Franklin d. Roosevelt Jr.. made
Secretary of the Navy, as buildup
for the governors race Secretary of
Defense Mcnamara, a Republican,
spiked this, though not for political
reasons. He didn't feel happy about
FDR Jr., as part of his defense
setup.
Today, Rockefeller, despite his
divorce, is running fairly strong.
Some New York Democrats don't
believe he can be beaten. But they
agree that Farley man with a
reputation upstate as well as in
New York City, might be able to
do it.
NOTE After Vice President
Johnson agreed to fly out to Seattle
to dedicate the opening of the Fairs
glamorous space exhibit today, he
found that this was New York Day
at the fair and that Gov. Nelson
Rockefeller was to be there also
LBJ is just as anxious to defeat
Rocky for governor as JFK is; so
was not happy about the stimuli
taneous appearances.
Backstage With Farm Bill
Getting vote on the farm bill
in the House is about as delicate an
operation as balancing on a tight
wire s. The House agriculture
committee was all set to vote when
it was found that Congressman Har-
Ian Hagen Of California was in New
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-16
Caught In
The Sluicebox
Continued from Page ID

quite so soon. Noa1 they has got
a South Uiet Nam crisees =.
Which reminds me, what ev-
err became of Laos? They usta
hav some good ones in that
place. ACCESSIBILITY, them asian cri-
sees amt near as good tho, as
the other ones
Like Berlin that IS dl,Duz
the best rip-snortin criSeeS of
all. Course, 11e got an under
standing on that one aUith the
Russians We all takes an inter-
mission each summer SOS the
Russiuns kin redo it agin list be-
fore there big fall meetins and
IT'S DIFFICULT: The first
robin wuZ seen on Sunday, the
18th of May. He. wuz a week
late.
In fact, everything is late. EU-
en- cleanup aueek has been de-
layed, but I figger the City
cre1Ds 1Dill be out soon on there
annual cleanup campaign. In
fact, some of EN- has been proc-
ticin clednin up !. like on the
Nendnd Ice Pool.
Seen Ed Martin the other day
(after the ice went out). He had
a grin on his face that WIZ prac-
ticully slicin his ears off. Guess
morale over at the City garage
is purity high these days
See t1here the fish az, game
boys is all that's left to hold up
the Rampant Dam. They has al
so been crdckin do11n on local
goose hunters =.
That brings I'D a big prob
lem =. The people of Fairbanks
is ruinin some good moose
range. what with all there
houses and fences an stuff. Sun
day evening there was a big bull
moose in Jessin's back yard, an
he was really mad.
Purity soon there auon't be no
place left In Alaska's $780, 400
miles for a pore critter
to chon1p grass in no more. Back
IN the good ole days, aUe dint
haU problums like that. course
zoe dint haU electric lights eth
err
But then, if folks go on like
they has bin, the moses prob
lum will be solved. First, them
speedboaters going upstream a
the ice jams will solve
part of it: :. folks celebratin
ti1e ffumber~ Of horsepower
there car engines will solve
some more of it; =. an finully,
there is always THE BOMB.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK:
Who Was the first composer of
beatnik music? (Anser at end of
coll1nn).
Meanwhile, here at Jessin's
things has really been hummin.
In fact, the delivery truck was
maxim so many deliveries the
other day it caught on fire. Our
driver saved the printin job an
let the truck burn. ooh, we is
loyal to our customers y
PREDICKSHUN: JeSsin'S ed
tier tDill git married on the
9th of June. I'VE scooped the
NeaUS-Miner aginD
Seen that concert Sunday that
the Monroe high school kids put
on an. it shore was good. Only
got to see part of it tho, cuz one
of the buttons what popped off
of Tom Downe's vest hit me
right right in the eye. ct hap
pinned while his daughter was
Singin solo,
Boy, those kids shore auorked
hard to do so good. There dir
ecter did too. / heard she lost
80 pounds the last feW months,
jist aDhippin EN- in shape.
PASSIN PRADE: Abe Ro-
mick is in town, workin on the
what will join Alaska
state bank an City National of