nBDL-BOlD
By FRANK CALISE
Th Klamath Pelicans arl go
fas io play soma tough outfiti
coma Friday night at 8:30. Four
teams will ba represented,
tiam.lv. GranU Pa". Madiord.
I Norm nana ana
jour Pelicans.
I Thaaa taami had
fto ba good to
1 arrlva in Aih
lland and thay
fdropoad soma
good ball elubt
ion tha road.
Thli U tha
I first yaar that
Calit tha Pallcam had
to play in a district tournamant
bafora antaring tha liata maat
in Salam. And it may prov to
tham a bad tima bacausa they
ara up with ioma raal compe
tition. The main thing in this tour
nament, and in matter of fact in
any game, are the foul shots.
With all of these teams so close
ly matched each foul shot has
to count. And in a close score
they decidedly make the deci
sion. During the first part of the
season the Pelicans weren't do
ing so hot on their foul- shots,
but Scott has been drilling them
every day and they have im
proved considerably.
Klamath usually always plays
the clean and fast game and
the records show that they have
always nad more chances at
free throws than the other team.
. Klamath should win over
Grants Pass if luck doesn't pre
vail. They have won over Grants
Pass before and let's hope that
they do it again come Friday
night, at 8:30.
TWO MORE
In the high school physical
fitness program Joe Peak claims
that two more men are very ac
tive in the affair. Their names
are Dwight French and Wayne
Scott, the two physical educa
tion class instructors. Frank
Ramsey's big job will be mostly
in the boxing and wrestling de
partment. . It seems that all winter these
men have had an obstacle course
in the gym and they are plan
ning to make this one station
ary. It will begin to take form
along the canal bank at any
time.
A BARREL AWAY
; Clifford Dalton. that dashing
young man about town, was
one barrel away from the Ice
Follies of 1939 and lost the
chance to skate with the beau
tiful Sonja Henie of the skating
world.
In the junior Olympics held
at Seattle our Clifford was
edged out of the first place by
one barrel. The champion, Leo
De Nowden, beat him out when
he jumped seven 50-gallon bar
rels and Cliff could only- do six.
But that one barrel edged' him
out of the chance to skate with
Sonja Henie in the Ice Follies.
IT'S SWIMMING
Ralph Bilyeu tells us that he
took the Lane county swimming
meet in the diving part of it
nd came in second in the Aus
tralian crawl. It won't be long
before it will be swimming rime
and all of the lakes and swim
ming pools will be open. -
CALLURA TO FIGHT
: BOSTON, March S (IP)
Jackie Callura of Hamilton,
Ont., recognized as the world
featherweight champion by the
National Boxing association,
will give his predecessor, Jackie
Wilson of Pittsburgh, an oppor
tunity to regain that title in a
15-round bout on March 18.
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Still in the Swim
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SWIMMING
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IAQU477C CHAMPIONSHIPS, IS CNt?
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PELICANS TO MEET GRANTS PASS TONIGHT
Wayne Scott Ready for Tense Hoop Battle; State Title Looms
PAGE EIGHT
Huskies and Beavers
Ready for Hoop Meet
Oregon Stands Tense in Eugene;
Cougars and Vandals Out of Race
SEATTLE, March 5 (VP) The
University of Washington Husk
ies will scamper out onto the
pavilion floor here tonight in
tent on winning their first nortn-
ern division conference in seven
years.
Conceded by many to be far
and away the pick of the divis-
ion teams. Washington however,
can not expect to enjoy any let
down periods if they are to get
bv the doughty uregon une
Beavers, now at full strength and
keen to make the most of tneir
thin chance to repeat as confer
ence champions.
Washington State and Idaho,
the only two teams now without
a matnemaucai cnance at ui-
championship, will finish their
seasons with games at ruuman
and Moscow tonight and tomor
row night.
A seeming certainty to come
out of the. Husky-Beaver series
is a new division scoring record,
with Bill Morris of Washington
needing but 16 points in two
games to pass the mark of 192 set
by Ray Turner of Idaho last
year.
CORVALLIS, Ore., March 5
yp) Oregon State will have to
turn up some talented freshmen
performers if the Beavers are to
make any impression in jne
northern division baseball race.
With only three lettermen
available from the team which
finished third last year, Coach
Ralph Coleman is turning most
of his attention to the freshmen
in early workouts. This is the
first season yearlings have been
allowed to play on varsity teams
Don Durdan will be holding
forth at first base or in the out
How Can You
Tell What a
Coyote Is?
SALEM, March 5 UP) "Buck"
Lieuallen, Umatilla state repre
sentative, took the part of coyote
hunters this week during debate
on a bill to remove bears from
the game animal category.
. Bears, like coyotes, are major
destroyers of livestock herds,
sponsors said.
With the subject temporarily
diverted to coyotes, the Pendle
ton man declared raids on sheep
herds by coyotes were costly, yet
there existed a "belief .... that
coyote hunters shoot only the
male and leave the female to
breed so there will always be
more coyotes for professional
hunters to shoot.
"I don't know how close you
could get to a coyote to deter
mine if it is a male or female,"
Lieuallen said. "Maybe in some
parts of Oregon the female coy.
otes wear sweaters, but they
don t in eastern Oregon.
Always read the classified ads,
"V-
March 5, 1943
field as soon as the hoop season
ends. The only other lettermen
are Shortstop Bill McCluskey
and Outfielder Vic Brown.
"Oregon State is sharp right
now and should give the Huskies
plenty of competition," Coach
Slats Gill said. "We are at full
strength and all the boys are fit
and in the right frame of mind."
His squad arrived late last
night. The teams divided two
games at Corvallis earlier this
season.
Fritzie Zivic Bumps Into Beau
Jack in Madison Square Tonight
NEW YORK, March 5 (IP)
tntzie Zivic bumps into Beau
(The Jumping) Jack in a 12
rounder in Madison Square Gar
den tonight, and if you believe
the wise guys. Fearless Fritzie
is going to be lucky to escape
alive.
This reasoning is about as
sound as that of the fellow who
walks on his hands to save shoe
leather for Fritzie went ten
rounds with the bouncing Beau
Baseball
Important
To Morale
SPOKANE, March 5 tfb Do
the boys overseas want major
league baseball continued dur
ing the war? . .
One man, who signs himself
Pvt. First Class Leverne John
son, says the world series last
year was so important to- troops
arriving in Hawaii they didn't
want to debark and see the
beautiful isle because somebody
aboard ship had finally cornered
a radio and turned on a game.
His letter was the first to be
received from a serviceman
overseas in the Spokane athletic
round table's survey to deter
mine what people think about
continuing major league base
ball. Johnson, who gave no ad
dress other than the Hawaiian
islands,, said that on the trip
from the United States to the
islands, many were asking oth
ers if they heard the game re
sults or were "wishing they had
a radio to listen to the series."
BASKETBALL
EAST
Georgetown 47, Bvracuse 88 (overtime).
SOUTH
George Washington 49, Wiltiam and Mar
S3.
. Duke 67. Virginia Military Institute (1.
Davidson S3. X. C. State 30.
The Citadel 37. South Carolina 13.
MIDWEST
Crelghtoo 68, Kansas 31.
SOUTHWEST '
Oklahoma 85, Oklahoma Agglea 11.
WEST
Montana Mines 81, Montana Normal 18.
HIOH SCHOOL
Pendleton 32, Head ii8.
Oreson City 47. Columbia Pren Port
land) 28.
Mllwaukle SO, woodburn 29.
White Sox Have New
Stunts to Add Soon .
As They Get There
FRENCH LICK, Ind March
5 (IP) Thoy aren't even here
yet and already the Chicago
White Sox have a new stunt
added to their spring training
routine at this southern Indiana
spa.
Now they're to walk a mile
to their practice field and what
hurts more, walk home after
the drill. The Sox will stay In
the same hotel with the Chicago
Cubs but have changed their
mind about a diamond and are
taking over a grassy plot at
West Baden, a long mile from
the hotel.
FIRST BUT NONE
SPOKANE, March B (IP) It
would happen this year.
For the first time in its 11-
year history, John Rogers high
school of Spokane, would have
sent a basketball team to the
Washington . state tournament
since it is runner-up in city play.
But- the. -tournament has been
cancelled because of the war.
Barney and Mrs. Ross Together Again
You don't need words to tell you Barney Rom. now a marine
corporal, is glad to ba home from the Solomons. He's shown
with his wife. Cathy, as they were reunited at San Diego. Bar
ney's cane Is adorned with Jap teeth. Official U. S. marine
corps photo.
only a month ago, and is still
alive to tell about it.
As a matter of fact, if the ref
eree hadn't taken a round away
from flat-nose Fritz that eve
ning, for a questionable low
punch, the thing would have
wound up in a draw and "no
body would have got hurtcd," as
they say in the upper crust of
the busted beak boulevard set.
What's more, the last of the five
flying Zivics was really oper
ating on the little shoe-shine boy
from Georgia in the final couple
of rounds that time. That's why
two more heats have been added
to this second edition tonight.
Yet, a goodly number of the
Jacobs beachcombers now arc
advising Zivic that it might even
BOWLING
Classic League Bowling
A new high single game mark
was posted by George Brown
with a 245 game, next for the
evening was Eddie Wakeman
with 220 and Earl Gardner and
Walt Schendel rolling 215. High
3 game individual series was
posted by Eddie Wakeman with
618, Walt Schendel next with
584 and Harry Bray and Bill
Kienas next with 571 and 570
respectively.
Molatore's team took team
honors for the evening with a
high single game of 1043 and 3
game series of 2942, third high
3 games series for this season.
Some of the boys talk about
consistent bowling, so how is
this: Bill Kinenas rolled a 189
191 and 190 for a very consist
ent total of 570.
CLASSIC LEAGUE
Bill Davis' Associated
170 170 IJ8
1-3 139 US
183 193 138
Id! 124 114
Lavenili
Teltord
Davis
Young
Coa
Handicap
10 IM isi
68 08 66
Total
Russman
lie Lurjr .
Victory
Arthur
Tut'r
Handicap
031 817 808
i Watttra Inauranca
114 181 188
138 1S8 16
" in m
138 1.'.4 171
102 177 153
..103 104 103
.63 931 Kt 2783
Dick RfWfarf
172 l5 159
188 218 181.
188 H 7 200
172 211 197
1I75 1W) 174
71 71 71
Rackes-
Gardner
Hutchinson
Hrhendel
Kills
Handicap
...942 993 903 2897
Hardv'g Man'a Store
Rohlnsoo
177 188 187
1S9 191 190
191 174 193
190 165 179
187 199 20.',
4S 42 43
Kienaa
Imen -
riuthweil
Bray
Uandlcap
Total .
...918 957 1002 2918
Molatortt
203 199 184
131 220 214
2(5 ll 135
riooth
Wakeman
Itrowri
Martin
llrlsroil H
Handicap
.107 11
IM M 171 854
.. 48 48 48 134
Total .
...1013 991 908 2912
Wayerhaeusar Lumbar Co,
Potter 107
1jw lit no
Ijelger I A I 195 ll
Hickman 105 l9 ISS
llurkn 159 IM l
Hlrong 174 141 HO
Handicap 83 83 M3
Total
909 908 793 2004
Georgia Bulldogs
Expect Grid Men
Not Over Seventeen
ATHENS, Ga March 5 (ZD
Coach Wallace Butts, whose
University of Georgia football
team won the Rose bowl game
in Pasadena, Calif., Now Year's
day, says he is expecting no
players next foil who are over
17 ycors old with tho possible
exception of one or two classi
fied 4-F by selective service be
cause of disabilities.
be a good thing If he doesn't
show up tonight because the
Jumping Jack might do him se
rious bodily harm.
Naturally, Zivic listens to this
advice about as much as he'd
listen to advice to stop talking.
And, in case you haven't heard,
Fritzeroo is the world's profes
sional free-style record holder
when it comes to talking. The
wear and tear on his larynx Is
terrific, to say the least.
Of course, the Beau is a strong,
rough, tough young fellow, and
figures to make it two in a row
over Zivic. But don't drop your
store choppers if Fritz pulls a
rabbit out of the hat and hits
the Beau with it. We think he
will.
BOOSTER HAGUE
Klamath Machine and Locomotive
Kills 154 1(2 221
Jaeohseo '41 192 l9
Klelver . in 138 I70
Morris (fig A8
I'almer IM HI in
Handicap . 98 98 98
Total
4 399 988 I72
Paellle fruit
137 I3( 1.18
122 178 178
II3 118 119
2.11 157 IM
208 1(2 111
79 79 79
ivt-rson
Ki'.le
Cln.lv
Haetwood
Handicap
-888 803 850 1811
Cartar't Pin Pooda
. 99 116 151
173 1.15 1.11
125 98 18.1
. , 1.12 1 1.1 i:;o
. 172 IM 10-i
103 105 106
Carter
Uravrs
Wells
Kasthltrn
eWtutltwell
Handicap
Total
Oordon
lUirrell
Knell
Wnlter
Mndlanrl
Handicap
804 7(8 835 2349
Goea-Cola
Ill 137 122
H.I US 157
157 1(2 167
113 lf.7 HI
IM I2( 92
162 102 112
-821 874 841 2386
Safeway storta
161 1.18 176
Ill 160 1(7
138 1112 130
-123 IM 122
- ISA 1(4 HI
123 123 123
Hutchinson
Heverson
Larson
lrlKs
Mandevllle
Handicap
868 123 Sit 2631
Pantl.Cola
Telford
Mn.lopf
Ilillstrom
Arthur
ISS 138 158
1.11 113 153
-.116 171 122
113 I IS 128
122 170 113
11! 113 II!
Coomha
Handicap
Total
-779 878 114 1171
WEEKEND
PdRTLAND, March 8 (IP)
Announcing 1943 bag limits as
the start of tho spring run of
Chinook salmon was reported in
the Columbia river, the state
game commission today predict
ed fair to good fishing this week
end, in the slate's western
streams.
Alrcadylhe first salmon have
entered the Willamette from the
Columbia and rlvormon predict
ed thousands of new anglers this
year because of the meat short
age. The commission announced
tho following bag limits:
Five salmon or stcclhcad over
20 inches in length daily and a
possession limit of 10 from all
open waters except the Colum
bia and its tributaries for which
the limit remains tho same as
last yeor three over 20 inches
In length in any one day and
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Pelicans Carry Eight
Cagers for Hoop Race
Klamaths at Full Strength for Battle
In Valley Tonight; Seek District Win
In just few hours, tha Klamath Pelicans will be bottling
with the Grunts Pass hoop team in Ashland's green valley com
peting for the right to go on to Salem and try out for tha atote
of Oregon prep hoop championship,
Tho Pelicans will bo tha highlight of the evening and will ba
on tha mnplewood at 8:30 p. m., following tho Mcdford and
North Bend struggle. The winners of FrUluy night's tiff will
see action again Saturday night In the Into game for the crown
ing of tho champions. The runneri-up will play in tha first gumo
commencing at 7:30 p. m.
Wayno Scott is allowed to take over only eight men In the
new ruling, The eight cagers
will consist of Cox, Young, Fos
tcr, Bocchi, Blggcrs, Bellotti,
Welch and Conroy. Tho cagers
will leave tho first thing in the
morning and then prepare to rest
up for tho big event.
Scott took his men through a
hard workout the first part of
the week and then tapered down
to a very light workout Thurs
day, The Pelicans had pretty good
luck this year going through the
season with only two defeats
and coming back and winning
one of them. They lost one
game to Albany when they took
a little jaunt into the upper val
ley ontl they lost badly to Mcd
ford in their valley. But Mcd
ford camo back over here and
tried to do it again but Instead
got walloped by a bad score.
Mcdford is only a runner up
In the tourney, as North Bond
but they both linvo the chance
In taking the tournament. Klam
ath played the Lakcvlcw Honk
ers for tho deciding point. Klam
ath won easily and will venture
over to Ashland In the top spot.
By Th Anociated Press
Basketball warfare will flare
again over Oregon tonight (Fri
day) in district playoffs to select
regional A and B champions for
the state tournament at Salem
next week.
District 4 honors will be decid
ed tonight between Oregon City
and Milwaukie at Oregon City.
The Pioneers breezed Into the
finals last night with a 47-26
win over Columbia Prep of Port
land while Milwaukia went In
with equal ease by trouncing
Woodburn, 50-20.
Pendleton and Bend have the
district 2 title to decide. The
Buckaroos took a 32-28 decision
from Bend in tho first game of
the playoff lost night.
At Ashland, Southern Ore
gon's best fives Klamath. Falls,
Grants Poss, Mcdford and North
Bend go into action tonight to
settle the issue in district 7.
Grunts Pass goes against Klam
ath Falls and Mcdford vies with
North Bend In the opening games
with the winners meeting tomor
row night.
Class B teams also will com
pete for the four state tourney
berths allocated to that division.
At Junction City, the champion
of Lane, Linn, Lincoln and Ben
son counties will be decided by a
single elimination playoff start
ing tonight. Harrlsburg Is rated
as the team to beat.
Helix and Union clash tonight
at LaGrand to determine which
shall represent eastern Oregon
B teams in the state meet.
Warrcnton and Dayton meet
tonight at McMinnville for the
right to go to Salem as the cream
of the B teams In Columbia,
Washington, Tillamook, Polk
Multnomah, Clackamas, Marlon,
Clatsop and Yamhill counties.
We must cling for dear life to
our sense of proportion and per
spective. Yes, even to our sense
of humor. President Everett
Case of Colgate.
FISHING
not more than 10 in any seven
days.
Six Jack salmon, which may
bo taken tho yeor around, under
20 inches in any ono day.
Three trout over 10 inches In
length in any one day but not
more than six In seven days from
waters open all year, mostly
coastal streams,
Tho week's county-by-county
angling report:
Clatsop Few sen run troiit
tdken from the Nccanlcum and
Lewis and Clark rivers.
Columbia All streams report
ed good for stcclhcad and trout.
Coos Fishing fair.' Coqulllo
river yielding good catches of
stcclhcad and trout. Bass fish
ing good.
Curry Chinook have started
running in tho Rogue but no
catches reported, Somo steel
head and trout taken from
Chctco, Good catches of trout
from Sixes river.
When in Madiord
Stay at
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly . Modara .
Jo and Ann Earlty
Proprietors
Sports fi
Briefs
NEW YORK, March 8 (IP)
Among the responses to tho
Phils' bid for freo-uKent ball
players was a lottcr from a boy
who assured thorn ho wouldn't
be grabbed by the army because
ho had only ono eye and a call
from a gent who offered to lin
provn Diiiiny Lltwhllvr's butting
avcriigo. ut the cost only of a
season ticket, by playing a bun
Jo in the bleachers while Danny
was in the field to "keep him in
a good mood." .... Tho most tin
kindest cut, though, was tho
Cleveland Plain Dealer head
line: "Phils Now Particular;
Won't Hire Semi-Pros."
.
ONE MINUTE SPORTS PAGE
Eniil von Elling, who has
coached all three, says his now
est mile star, Frank Dixon, is
quicker to learn about pacing
himself and avoiding mistakes
than either Glenn Cunningham
or Lea MucMitchcIl . . . Jimmy
Johnston, just back from Cali
fornia, reports that weekends in
Son Francisco are like New Or
leans during the Mnrdl Gras
only the pubs all close at mid
night . . . Jimmy will return to
send Freddy Fiducia against
Turkey Thompson at Hollywood
Aprll'2.
GROUNDED
Jerry Spraguo of the Clovls,
N. M., News-Journal nominates
Windy Nicklaus, who was Texas
Tech's first football captain, as
the champion hard-luck coach of
'cm all ... , Nicklaus turned out
two state champion teams at
Amarlllo, Tex., Junior college,
only to have -the school drop
football . . . Ditto at Altus, Okla.,
Junior college . . , Oklahoma
Baptist quit after Windy had
given them their first conference
title . . . . ' Borgcr, Tex., high
school survived a season under
Windy's tutelage, but he left last
spring to become an assistant
coach at West Texas Stato ... So
tho other day West Texas decid
ed to abandon all athletics for
the duration. '
0
TODAY'S GUEST STAR
Shirley Povlch, Washington
(D. C.) Post: "As tho horsomcn
say, Uncle Sam dropped In a
pretty good claim the other day
when he got Alfred Robertson
for his army. For the claiming
price of fifty bucks a month, the
army got a stako performer In
Robbie"
,
. SERVICE DEPT. '
New ' York's yakoah A. C.
plans to donate a cup in mem
ory of Meyer Levin, Cdlin Kel
ly's bombardier who took part In
morj than 60 raids before ho
died in action. The trophy will
go to the best soccer team in
the United States . . , Navy
Lieut. Joe McCluskey, who has
been too busy conditioning
cadets at tho North Carolina Pro
Flight school to do any foot rac
ing this winter, will try to fur
nish somo competition for Greg
Rice In tho 24-mllo special lit tho
Catholic univorsity meet Mon
day , , A fow days beforo Lieut.
Joseph Szczyglcl, former Wayne
university guard, was reported
missing in northern Africa,
George Sherman, Wayno publi
cist, received a letter in which
Joe complained because ho could
make only ono bombing trip a
day over enemy territory.
Hugh jf
rull.rton. Jr. ,'jimt
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Prepared at
M. L. Johnson Insurance Office
412 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Will Be Open Daily, Sundays & Holidays
Di Maggio o
May Have
Discharge
Domlnlc'i Villon In Hit
Right Eye May Bo Undor
Par But Bod for Navy
SAN FHANC1SCO, March 8
()') Dominic Di Magglo'i vis
ion in his right ryo still mny
be a trlflo suh-nornuil but th
deficiency, If any, Is not enough
to bur him from his oxuctlng
duties as coxswuln aboard a
picket bout operating out of
Treasure Island.
Thul's thu nuvy'i and Di Mug
gins reply lo rumors thut ho
hud lu.il the sight of his rlghlva,
cyo uiul might huvo to be di.
churgvd from service
Doiii, who spent nil. off-duty
night ut his homo hero, mild ho
hud uiidcrgonn trciilmaiit for
what ho described us an influin
inutiun of tha curnvu for five
weeks shortly after his enlist
incut lust November but Unit
ha believed vision In tho y
now is about "75 per cent of
normal." The public relations
office snid ho took an Informal
test ut Trensuro Islund yestrr
clay uiul camo through easily,
Di Mugglo, slur outfielder of
tho UusUin Red Sox, sulci ho
belioved the eye condition muy
huvo stemmed from an injury
ho received in an all-star gum
at Cooperslown, N. Y, 11
suiiished Ills glasses in that
gumo when ha bunged Into a
funco while chuslug a fly.
Tho ball player tuld he first
noticed the condition when h
found ho was umiblo to reud a
"No Smoking" sign In the mes-tt
hull If ho covered his left eye.
He reported it to a superior of
ficer and treatment of th ey
was started. Ho was discharged
from sick buy January 3.
Conn Wants
To Fight
Joe Lewis
PITTSBURGH, March 8 (IP)
Corporal Hilly Conn said today
lie would like to fight Sergeant
J oo Louis fur tho heavyweight
title -"for nothing" tho pro
ceeds to go to tho war effort.
Conn, home on furlough from
Camp Lee, Va., expressed ap
proval of a suggestion that thujffc
war department aulhorUo a re29
turn mulch with victory bonds
ranging from $25 for bleacher
scats to $10,000 for ringside as
tho price of admission.
Such a proposal was maiUd
to Secretary of War Stiinson
last night by Post Gnzctto Col
umnist Al Abrnms, organizer of
I ha Dapper Dun charity cluhs.
Stimson banned a return go be
tween Conn and the champion
last year after lcurnlng th
fighters wcra to pay certain
debts and Income tax payments
from receipts.
Jack Johnson to
Return to Ring
If Physically Fit 9
LOS ANGELES, March 8 (IP)
Jack Johnson, 64-ycar-old form
er world's heavyweight boxing
champion, is returning to th
ring if ho can pass a physical
examination.
The big negro who lifted th
tltla from Jim Jeffries in 1010
plans a scries of exhibition ,
matches, and said he is con
fident of his physical fitness.
The California athletic com
mission specified his bouts can
bo no more than threo rounds,
of two minutes each, against ap
proved opponents.
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Frank's Hom-mad
Condtnstd Chill
Praparar) Ohtll, Tasas and flhlokar)
Tamalal, mil Oontlaniari flhlll 10
Talis Out.
PLENTY OF PARKING
SPACE AT
FRANK'S PLACE
819 Commercial Dial 6830