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Thi OHGON STATESI.IAII Salem. Oregon. Sunday : Morning; August 13, 1344
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Helser Chucks 3-0 Victory v: 7
Bevos M
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12-P)-Roy Helser chucked a four
hitter at the San Francisco Seals today as the Portland Beavers
scored a 4-0 victory over the Calif ornians for their fifth straight
"win. The losers have now gone 35 innings without tallying a run.
Portland remained in a tie for;
fourth "place by virtue of tonight's
win, while ' the ' Seals ".slipped a
notch, dropping from second to
third, Ijehind Hollywood. c
The Bevos rest one full game
behind the Seals, and- a twin vic
tory in tomorrow's doubleheader
would shove them into third place,
with a mathematical chance of go
ing all the way to second, should
Hollywood drop a pair to eSattle.
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8aa Fraa, M 4
Helser and Adams; Werte,
Mercy () and Sarin, v
Mercer Papa Again
EUGENE, Aug. 12-(AVJay
KSUtf MBS RXTNDAY 134 8U.
7 JS Sunday Prelude.
8:00 Wesley League. ..
830 Vole ef Prophecy.
9:09 Radio Bible Class.
0:30-Lutheran Hour.
10.00 Glen Hardy. New.
10:lS-Salem War Chest.
1030 Hookey Hatt.
1 1 ;O0 American Lutheran Church.
12 00 War Commentary.
:13 Orchestra. V '
TTnaHsiiy9s
Monday's Radio Programs
K S LM MB S M OND A T 1 !9f Ke.
S :00 Musical Timekeeper.
JO Freedom of Land Forever.
S.-4S News. -
T.-OO News. "
7:15 Farm and Horn.
1 JO Handy Man.
7:45 Todays Top Trades.
SM Dr. Louis Talbot.
830 News.
8:45 Orchestra. .
8:00 Boake- Carter. ;
9.19 Pastor's Can. "
JO Midland USA.
45 The Amazing Jennifer Logan.
1040 Hardy, Mews.
10:15 Jack Berth.
10:30 Luncheon with Lope.
10:45 American Women's Jury.
11:00 Cedrie Foster,
11:15 Waltz Time, j
11 JO Jane CowL i
11:45 KeDon .Musical Library.
UAO-CYfanaUties.
11:15 News.
11.30 HUlbiDr Serenade,
U 35 Smoothies.
12 45 Skyline Serenade.
1300 New.
1:05 Interlude.
1:15 Lum V Abner.
1:30 Music.
S:0O New. '
S:05 Broadway Bandwaxoe..
S:15 US Coast Guard Band.
1:45 Radio Tour.
S:00 News. '
S -05 Concert Hour.
S:45 Johnson Family.
4:00 Pulton Lewis, jr.
4:15 steal Life Stories.
4:30 World's Front Pag.
4:45 Round! 47BBeveiem. , .
:00 News.
S:15 Superman.
S . 30 Tom Mix.
S 45 Nixht News Wire,
4:00 Gabriel Heatter.
15 Screen Cast.
3 Cote- Glee Chlh.
1:00 War Commentary.
T-1S Locil Thomas.
7 JO Lone Ranger.
S 00 Orchestra.
15 Orchestra. ,
30 Point SubEme. '
00 News. . J
15 Ceci Brown.
30 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
45 Tooy Pastor's Orchestra.
10:00 Eheriocsi Hoknea.
10 JO JVews
10:45 Garwood Van Orchestra.
110 Open House.
11:55 News Bnundup.
SUMN CBS MONDAY OSS Ke.
S0 News.
- 0 15 Western Stars.
JO KOIN Klock. -7:15
Hesdnne- rJews
7 JO Bill Haworth. News.
7:45 Nelson- Pringle.
00 Consumer News.
8:1!V-Valiant- Lady.
S:S0 Light ot the World.
S 45 Aunt Jenay.
00 KtU Smith Speaks..
S-:15 Big Sister
39 Romance of Helen Treat
1:45 Our Gal Sunday.
10.ee Ltfe Can Be BeautUuL
30:15 Ma PentiBS.
10 JO' Pernadme flyna.
1:45 The Goldaexgs. .
II .DO Portia Faces Life.
11:15 Joyce Jordan.
11 JO Young Doctor Maione.
115 Perry Mason.
11:00 News.
12:15 Neirhbors.
12J0 Briyht HorteoTis
11.45 Bachelor's Children.
IM Thm Oansing World.
135 Dorothy Fisher. Wongs,
1 :00 Broadway Matinee,
1 JO Mary Marlin.
1 :4S AtrnooB Melodies. '
0 This Changing World. -S.15
Newspeper ot the- Anr.
ml 3 Meet tke Missus.
- S 00 News .
. 3 15 Ltd Murray
JO Star ef Today.
S:45 The Wend Today.
2:3- Rmth. Mesainc af the Mews
4 i Lay of the Press.
4:15 New.
4. SO Monday Matinee.
X Flrtaswr Wilr. -'
S:15 Ped"s Gang
S. so Harry flan.ry. News,
8:45 New.
jv-BiTI Henry
S. 00 Mayor of the Town,
f 9 Maa Named X.
7-00 Screen Guild rreas.
7.30 Taanks to the Yanks.
5 ao 1 Lev A Mystery.
S-15 Datoris.
8.-0 Cay Mnefles
- 8.55 Wt tace StrrUng.
T0 adTentuTvs ot UM. Loses.
" 30 Vox Pep .
10V Five Stat rinaL
10:15 Wartime Women. ,
10:30 Ten Ss Co.
10 JO Sonny Dunham Orchestra. ,
' 19- Tas Batgera. ' -
.v . 0 News.
115 Curt Skes- Orchestra. -
- 11 :.-wv Air-Flo ei the tct.
11 J5 Heathekan Sereeade.
. 11:45 Oigaaust.
11 Si News.
' KOAC MONAT-S SO.
10 o Newt.
10.15 The iToietrat:ers Hour.
' . 1I0 S-iuthlsfid Vmfjig.
11:15 Music SaJoo.
' 11 JO Concert Hsll.
It.r0 New
12:15 Noon Turn Hour.
lSO-Bidin 4h Range.
U nELPilIEEDED HI ;
I ' Gren cha!n sawmill, etc
Top wstt, goed acrwmmodaUons for single men. Xleese
aYailab'e for marrledl men. : :rl t ;
. I3DI7iY LDHSEB CO.
. . Gratiol Rondev Oregon
' Call TJnJied Stites TJnempIayment Service, 1247 ee
2-1124 flera, for farther detaDs .
ercer," ex-Oregon State college
star who played blocking - back
with the Mew York Giants, i a
father for the third time. His
first son, James Ricnard, was
born "this week; and Mercer still
hasn't been able to locate suffi
cient cigars to pass around.
Travelers Get Dilbeclc
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 12
VP)-Hex Dflbeck of San Diego,
left handed pitcher of the Pacific
Coast league for two years, has
been acquired on option by the
Little Rock Travelers, Business
Manager Ray Winder announced
tonight.
13 JO Dr. Floyd Johnson.
1 0-Sym phonic Swing.
1 JO Young People's Church.
- SAO Excursions ia Science.
1:15 Todd Grant Gets Story.
3 JO Local Toung People.
SAO Wings ot Healing.
3 JO Foursquara Church.
4:00 Old Isshioned Revival.
50 Mediation Board.
8:49 Gabriel Heatter.
IM Men,
1 5 Names in the Mews.
1 SW Variety Time.
2 OO Homemakw'i Half Hour.
2M Memory Book es asuaie.
StW News.
3:15 Music of the Masters.
4:00 Swing. Sammy Kay a.
4:15 Listen to Leibert.
430 The Waltz Lives On,
4:45 Highlights of the Week.
50 On the Upbeat
5 :30 Story Time
8:45 It's Oregon's War.
8 15 News.
-30 Evening Tarm Hoar. :
7 JO 4H Club Program.
- 8:00 Starry Skies.
8:15 A to Z in Novelty.
8 JO Music.
JO News.
5 Evening MeditaUona,
10:00 Sir n Off.
KGW MONDAY NBC 28 Ke.
' 40 Dawn PatroL
JO News Parade.
TiM Musical Memories.
7:15 News Headlines At Highlights.
730 Reveille Roundup.
7?5 Sam Hayes.
8:00 Stars of Today.
8:15 James Abbey Cowers the News
S JO Mirth and Madness,
9.-00 The Personality Hour.
18:80 Ruth Forbea.
,10:15 Lawson McCalL News.
1030 Aunt Mary.
10:45 Art Bakers Notebook.
11:00 The. Guiding Light,
lias Today's Children.
1130 Women in White.
11MS Hyme of AD Churches, -1200
-Women sf America.
12:15 Ma Perkins.
11 JO Pepper Young's Family.
12:45 Right to Happiness.
1 :00 Backstage Wife.
1:15 Stella Dallas.
130 Lorenzo Jones.
1 S Young- Widder Brown.
20 When a Girt Marries.
2 as We Love and Learn.
2 JO-Just Plain BilL
2:45 Front Page FarreU.
30 Boad of Life.
1:15 Devtd Harum.
3 JO B. Boynton.
3:45 Rambling Reader.
40 Dr. Kate.
4:15 News of the World.
4 36 Voice of a Nation.
4:45 H V. Kaltenbom.
8i OK for Release.
5:15 Relax in Rhythm.
- 830 Voice of Firestone.
84)0 A Song is Born.
8J0 Vacation Serenade.
7:00 Contented Hour.
730 Dr. L Q.
8:00 Mercer's Music Shop.
8 as Fleetwood Lswton. Com
mentator. 830 Cavalcade of America.
:00 The Telephone Hour.
8:30 Hawthorne House.
10:00 News Flashes.
10:15 Your Home Town News.
18:25 Musical Interlude.
10:3 Design for Dancing.
10:45 Psul Page, Singer.
10:55 News.
11:00 Hotel Biltmore. Orchestra.
11:30 War News Roundup.
12:00-2 a .m. Swing Shift.
SEX BN MONDAY 1159
S.OO Musical Clock.
Ke.
:1 5 National Farm and Home.
4:45 Western Agriculture,
7:00 Home Harmonies
7 .115 George Wright, Organisl
7:15 News.
730 James Abbe Observes.
7:45 Trio.
00 Breakfast Club.
B OO Clamour Manor.
9 JO Breakfast at SardJ's.
10:00 Tony Morse. News.
30:15 Stars of Today.
1030 My Troe Story.
10:35 Aunt Jemima.
11:00 Baukhage Talking.
. 11:15 The Mystery Chef.
1138 Ladies Be Seated:
If -00 Songs by Morton Downey -irttS
HoUyweod.
1233 News.
10 am Hayes.
1:15 Radio Parade.
130 Time Views the News.
1 :4S Buddy Twiss.
i 1 30 ISdwsrd Jorgenaon.
2:00 What's Dfraj. ldiea.
- 2 JO Voice of Experience.
- 2 Ai Correspondents Abroad.
3 0 Hollywood News Ftaanea.
3 15 News.
3:30 RoUie Truftt Times
' 3 :-!i Don Norman Shew.
4 06 Speaking ot Glamour.
4:15 Blue Matinee.
430 Hem Demonstratioa Agent.
40 Let's Work.
4:45 The Sea Hound.
5:00 Terry and the Pirates.
8:15 Dick Tracy.
30 Jack Armstrong. ;
4 f:45 Hep Harritran.
00 Army Variety Show.
830 SpoUigbt bands.
8:55 Story Teller.
- 7 AO Raymond Grant Swing . v
7 .13 Ted Maione.
730 Horace Heidt.
84)6 News. ' -
8:15 Lum and Abner.
f 30 Counterspy. . .
SCO Blind Date. '
B JO News Headlines and HlghJlghts
9:45 Johnny Harreis uang.
10 0 Music
1030 Broadway Bandwagon.
10:45 Boy. Girl.
11 0 Concert Hour.
Stlfray SIMS
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sinrici RTfiDblbEcB
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Salem Charter, Izaak Vallon Leogue)
!!.: i Hi I l . I '!
I , ' : VE2HE ROE3 r i:
It was good to shake hands again.tand visit with! an cM friend the
other day. Gilbert C (Gil) Ward, who is back home in Salem and still
peddling tires (when he can de-frost any) J About eight years ago
he Was transferred to Portland, and accepted the promotion with the
understanding that some day he would be back-fend pa be Is. , It S
a pretty sure bet that while he was here beforp, he enjoyed he Santiam
country often enough to strengthen the desire to come back. The Little
North Fork used to be bis favorite trusting placej and (the tall tales of
man-eating (no less) pack rats that infisstedj the same cabins on the
same weekends as he did, were
enough to make a person sign the
pledge. Gil Claimed that once he
fired a piece of stove-wood at one,
and, the pack-rat retrieved it for
him, for a free throw. And, always
the' conservationist, G 1 1 j u s t
couldn't throw again. !
DUCKS AMMUNITION -
ijwyiR?iyyrt'? H!
It was good news j last week
when the new regulations were is
sued for shooting migratory game
birds, and the promise that about
five times I as much ammunition
8:15 Orchestra. -
30 Music of Worship, y,
7:00 Cedrie Foster. it ,s !
7:15 Tommy Tucser Time.
7 JO Lan gworth Orchestra.
8K)0 First Presbyterian Church,
JO Tonight at Hoagys.
8:45 Orchestra.
98 Newi... , - J
9 US Charles Msgnanti and Nick
h Consintine Orchestra. -
30 News., r . ... t jj t.'-'
.-45 Organ Music - :
11 DO Old FsshJased Revival
11:00 Young People's Church.
ism sign Off.
g-- i t i j 1 !
UX-BN-ift7NIAY-l!9t Ks.
i Symphonic Flight.
30 Dt Hmlan Walker, i f
S:45 Sunoay Song Servtc.
90 Builders ,af Faith. : j . j "
930 Message of IsraeL
MAO John B. Kennedy, jt
10:15 Memorable Music.
10 30 Sammy Kaye Serenade.
10 35 Leland Stowe, News.
11 M CbapUin Jim. USA. a -1430
Serenade' Tropical.
12 .-00 Liiten the Women. :
1230 Shade of Btoe. i
J0 Darts for Dough,
ao World ' of Song, i :!
2:00 Mary Small Bevue.
2 JO Hot ! Copy.
. tSXi Surruner -Hour, j '
440 Sunday Vespers, i v.
4:30 Eye Witness News,'
4:45 Blue Matinee. - "
f 40 Croatian, aoenca Program.
5:15 Serenade.
9 JO Monday Morning Headlines.
8:45 Drew Jerson. i
84S Waiter WiacneO. ;
:15 Basin St. Cheanber Musis.
8:45 J ramie Ptdler. A'- -740
Life: of Riley. ; V
T 30 Keep Up- with the World.
8:00 Greenfield Vulace Chouc.
sas Listen to Leibert. h i .
830 Quia Kids. j S .
9:00 Deadline Drama, i
30 News Headunea and Klghllghts
:4 Fori All uumanqr.
1040 University Sxpiarer. -
leas an-! ti . .. u '-.
18 38 Builders t Faltk. ; .
1140 Concert Hoax.
KG W NBC 8 V9t DA I
Ke.
440 Dewn Petrol ; ;
8:15 Commando Mary. ? 1
30 String- Quartet. L
740 HigfaiighSi-of the Bible.
T 30 Words- and Musae. i
840 The Ch'isch In Your Boaaa.
8-30 World News Roundep.
85 Carolyn Gilbert. Singer.
40 J Junes L. Harris.
.15 News rn Advertising.
938 Strsntvarv
140 A Layman Views the News.
1S:15 NBC. s
l3S Chicago Round TaUa.
11 40 Church In Action. ;
1130 Le Sweetland. V :
1240 World News. '
1JJO The Army Hour.
1 JO Lands of the Free.
135 News. m
S 40 NBC SvmDhony Orchestra.
3:00 News Headline and Highlights
2:19 Catholic Hour.
S -45 Between the Lines.
440 All Tme Hit Parade.
430 Band 'Wagon. ;
4-55 Tom Reddy. News. :
940 Grade Fields. i i'
930 One: Man's Family.
940 Maahatun Merry -Go-Rouad.
830 Amertcaa Album of Fsmiiiax
' s Msnc;. - : i
7 00 Hour of Charm ' ' I'
730 Les' Tremayne Program.
40 NBC
8:15 Story ' Behind the Headlines.
S 30 Svtnphony Hour, ,
9:30-829 j Time. , . j ;
10 40 News Flashes 1V
10:15 The Eagles Speak.
103 The Paclfie Story.
11 40 SL. Francis Hotel Orchestra.
1130 Ws News Roundup. '
1240-240 a A. Swing Shift.
KOIN CBS SUNDAY 5
K.
8 SO News of the Wortd
8:15 t , Power Biggs. Organist
8:45 New Voices- in Song. .
T40 Churen Ot the Ann.
730 Wines Over Jordan. '
SjOS Warren Sweeney; News.
S 45 Blue Jackets' Choir.
830 Invitation- to Learning.
940 SaH Lake Tabernacfcs.
:30 Concert PasteUes. ; - .
95 News. -
1840-Church of the Air.
1030 Edward Murrew. i
1140 Dangerously Yours. .
11 JO Worid News Today. -
1139 Sottrs of Amsiira, '
1240 Philharmonic Orck Concert.
13 Thw Pause That Beflssne.
X 40 To Tamiiy Hour.-
2:45 WiUlam Shtrcr, News.
S 40 Silver Theatre. -340
America fa Air. :
-440 Concert Miniatures.
- 4 rs New '
430 Report to the Nation.
848 Btondle.
930 William Wlntea.' News. '
5-4 Stars at Today. , .
55 Ned Caimer
40 Radia RetMiers DtaesL
30 Summer Star Theatre.
748 Take It or Lesv It. .
"730 The Whistler.
8 -so Crime Doctor f -
835 Sonar of the Week
'S3Q Heathmaa Serenade. :
4a 1 Was ter. t . '
930 Wi Worn for Wtaca.
1040 Five" Star Final, j
10:15 Wartime Women.! '
1030 Orchestia
1030 Trans-AOantlc Call. !
1140 Eddie Gerr Show.
1130 Man v Strand Orcneatr.
11.-45 Dale Jones. Orchestra.
11:35 News. ; :.'
1240-849 : jn.-Musle and News.
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? Top. Prices Paid!
i rrsmpt RemltUaee
i . fii f Ship te i ,
I Fred Ilcyc'r
Ein:::n
444 8." 7. TamhCl St er
S. E. tZnd A Foster CI vd.
Iv.i .V.'e can aeerpt only
mt animals killed Is
compliance with X l". A.
rrrulatkns.
-I-
o
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would be available for hunters
this season, as there was last Year.
A teh-dajr longer season and a big
ger 4afly- bag limit; is plenty inter
estirig to both hunters and fann
ers. Sine both wiU beneQL
Bf the tenth lannaal inventory
of rhiarstorY waterfowL the in-
crease ia the past nine years is
shom to be nearly i400 per cent
among the game species. The pres
ent boDulation. estimated, of 125.-
S50.P00 featertowl probaly Is the
gresitest kinee the jearly 1920s. The
largest increases among the ducks
are xhose of the mallard and pin
tail,; with perhaps 40 million of the
firsi, and inf excess bjt 20 million
pintails. iStudy the official regula
tionS, they, will be off the press
soon, because the bag y limit rul
ings are! a little
tricky. It depends
on jthe
m the day's bag.
whetherf youj are allowed a bonus
ana now large up. j
JACK MINEK, FUEND
to IwAratrovvL 1 1
jThe sory of Jalck Miner is most
ihtexestiig, knd losi I of the best
reasons jwhy" ourj wild ducks and
geefe have been jsteadily increas
ing It is with spedal permission
of Saturday ; Evening jPost that
can! be retold. I :i i
"(TodaV, at 78, Jack Miner prob
ably knows more about migratory
birds than any j other jman. At his
modest Kme near Kingsville, Oix
tatio, he has seen his; winged vis
itors'? list grow front . one stray
duck to 50.000 expected guests
anriually . i . In return for his
food and care,! they have left
ericlugh Dwledt ofj; their habits
and trails to make him a leading
lectureri the author; of several
books, and one! of the: best-known
men , m Canada. .Itlwas back In
1009 when he jfhst scratched his
address Ion a small piece of metal
ah4 wrapped it around the leg of
a 'hlack. duck rdaei then he has
received about 33,000 iletters writ
ten' by ihuniers fwhoi have found.
and returned his famous tags."!
Miner's trip arrangement is ode
of his own devices, pi combination
ot bine and!! wire netting, set out
in the lake and operated from (a
on shore: It is laree
4Mugh to hold iabciut 'JOtf birds.
and to each of these is attached, a
band on" which has been stamped
Jack's name andj address, the sea
son' and! year, and the day's bible
verse said verse being the key
to the exact day of the banding.
About 20 pf the guests are re
peat visitors; and a j new- band is
used onj the! other leg, for every
five years, to show ithe ace. The
oldest 4uckfonhisj Record is 23
yedrs olid, and 2f years is tops for
at Canadian Itasoae. "How a coose
flying inindreds of miles from
Bayi to Louisiana through
of weather can, year al-
find a little two-acre lake
nod evenj Jack Miner
has been able to figure out'
t verse was on the band that
eal juck carried irom aimer's
prservf to. Columbia, South Am
eriica, and only proves the thor
oughness with which this man
works. Mack's) Work; in mending
broken pones has been so success
ful thai be now operates a bird
hospital; Of an
old ironing board
which he uses
for I an operating
table, he puts splints ion shattered
legs, repairs injured wings and
removes shot from bodies that his
"friends j may I be Imade whale
again.- f I
1 f Jack Miner's stories of his
friends give convincing support to
the chain Of iMineM-like refuges
reenfly established, j by the De
partment of the laterior from
Canada 1 to.' the Gulf. Today,
through the help of jthe Canadian
iwtanrnrm, ana tus many spons
man friends; Jack id able to de
vote the entire! 400; acres of his
sanctuary to the raising of corn
for his! vixitoTSi 'Refuges are so
j I LJJ
Ci3
Nu Made Fresh ilayonitaise
. piieSents
, (-j :.. n
iNoted cemposer of Star
Dust and other hit tunes
iand I
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! Editor of Tamilr Circle MaK-
' Brine's "Hollywood Diary,"!
I Mlewi York DiaryT,. . - teli-j
I ins stories about personal ex-;
periences with ithe stars -. ;
In a
Eparklinj new snow f
!
acziglil
featuring ? a bast of 5Q
noted
nunson
aUjsorti
teriyeari
is hne thinsr
: musicians sand vocalists. . .
' 1 ' 1 K 4 I - '.11. - ':-.
fTrulj? a new! high, in musical
! lentertainment. ; : 1 1. . i
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much better than the game-war
den system, he says. Tor here
you protect the birds while they
live; - the other - way - they're al
ready deadV.. - j :,
3
Ciihari Eneas
Munoz Inked
By Redskins
i SAN DIEGO, Calif, Aug. ll-Uto
-Eneas Mundoz, described by the
Washington Redskins as the first
Cuban-born athlete" to play pro
fessional football in the United
States, has reported to the Redskin
practice camp here..:C- f M-;,-;'Vi
Munos after betraning acquaint
ed with fide T formation being em
ployed by the' Redskins for the
first time win be utilized in the
backfield.
IF THE LOCKS ARE ALL
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Tuesday Night r2at Referee in f or&nghTime
Just who the referee for the
erne sdght wKstlhsg tourney te be
grappled off la the armory arena'
Tuesday evening wiU be has net
yet been aaneBnced, bat wbeever
the woeful creatare Is, bell prob
ably be a gent that's been "drafted-ta
the Job. i
For te corral the asserted types
f raaslers in an affair saeh as
Tuesday's la tv ttaty foe which
, valauxteers .will, be as' acaree as
stars and stripes em III tier's saw
weil-knawn sharts. .. r
First ff, the snatch arbiter, let
" alone the grvnt-aad-greaa artists
thesnaelves, went lmew who's te
be matched with whs in the Brst
round af the Usuriuunent mnta
the 1st ef aeven grapajlen draw
freat a hat, f
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CANT Kf. COVER MHEKTj
PATROL BOAT
WAS CHASJK5 IT.
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liquid tight, fcenews
Cisily sealed with oc
ejnarts, half gallons,
And with such performers as
"Ueaiiles, Tanxhy rarter. Back .
Davidson, and Pat ODewdy and
"Cleanles" Jack Kiser, SOent
Battaav Ernie PUuse and Tony
Morelli farming the list ef con
testants, UT1 be time for the
anything r can happen basket
from the initial scrap en eat
: . . After tthe mat maalers draw
nnrnbers'froba a hat Na. 1 meets
Kw 2. No. J vies with No. 4, Na.
S trades holdi with Ne. f and Na.
,. 7 draws a bye la the first iwaast
The reaaalader fe the nights ac
tion wiU be determined by win
ners ef the first and feUewiag
rends, as la legalar siiigle-ellu-instioB
tourney style, j '
CJeanles will prebably be piU
ted eppeslte 'meanies' ta several
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style. Cellophane lined.
irately hot iron. Pints,
fowl and turkey sizes.
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HWPEKE0? l AlMOMItKURfBS IkHETCE?
ef the events, with a few 'all
; cleanle and all-maenle matches
thrown la to enlighten thlnrs
for the customers. Bat set for
the poor third man ia the ring
it's he who most separate. the
grapplers, and ia a two-wsy
aneanle match it weal be the
easiest asstgameat available, and
also suae the winner la; any
anatch that gees beyond the 15
Biinate thne limit This last duty
wH be a toagh eae ia most say
snatch, and the ret wffl prabably
be about as well liked as the
inventor ef 1 geverameat form
1848. : ;
Ancient fiehtuuf sailers had' a
many as 18 tiers ot oarsmen.
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