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Show Gown and Jacket mencs Wore a't 1940, Give your lingerie wardrobe a touch of glamour with this exquisite gown with jacket to match. A j n fewer ? trousseau treasure. Pattern No. 1432 is for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18. 20, 40 and 42. Size 14, naniaa 3nsable'; gown, rnerc1 2oodrlci lf :OSS W. VN 'social 1 ua,fc )f OT. PETERSBURG happens to be baseballs headquarters in Fior- corn, 1 1939, ieat Her names June, but shes named after my aunt pt 1939. oSerej All I did was ask her if unity shes going to stay in again tonight! i n said, stion ti at at in 1 'thanks 1948 for INVITIN' oh. OVER TO SEE rtf HOCKEY GAME, NANCY tractc red, atr s rolling tires pr of 24 of gasol cres w HEY WHY DID YOU TOIN IT OFF BEFORE TH GAME IS OVER ? BOY ME k By Ernie Bushmiller I ALWAYS UKE TO AVOID AFTER-THE-GAM- THE E CROWD U 3l yards of IS s prom the sear sen o -- Vice-Preside- nt nt CLASSIFIED and ad By Margarita J aw, tent TO tucous ggistto: an with HAVING v: likethe ugh or t n t CREAM. back. n )j LSI lids. Ere H. $P-- ohi. :UTT MR JBERS :R A DAY Tabic N'T BAD.' Pnrtlj . By Bud Fisher AND JEFF. BEING medy) T. s, no mr 71 Z! IT'S A CINCH! ANSWER. THE PHONE, dEFF if 10 it: over 50 Hello yes.this ves.yes - iN ts the plumber; KNOW' WELL You HAVE A LEAK? COME OVER' put a JUST PUT A J0 well,iust PAN UNDER T PAH thoroug1 wire-bale- if NR't Use as d m 77 Baseballs Hall of Fame X TOHOS8C' AIAICH CHICK FOR old-tim- t By Arthur Pointer ITTER SSENGER old-time- LOOK. PAL. ILL SWAP SOME CHEWING GUM YOUR SEAT NEXT TO THE WANTS :rHINS....BEGOOD L I 6ET BACK. .ADOZEN BANANAS WHEN WEGETOFF ' E PLANE LATER- ir'ar'&ssSf STEWARDESS ivor les the rrtR is going ijt HOMEINANAKtlNfR egiar By Gene Byrnes fellers PINHEAD PUFFY YOU KNOW IT'S i V'.' That smothered gTowling you may or may not hear is coming from a e cluster of ballplayers and e sporting writers. It is tied up with baseball's Hall of Fame. The are complaining that a flock of younger writers are picking modern players and are packing the dust of forgetfulness on many famous stars of the past. The indictment is worth looking over for it seems to be true. For example, among those missing are Mordecai Brown and Johnny Kling, the famous Cub battery of 40 years ago that fought Mathewson and Bresnahan to a standstill. . . . Kid Nicholls,' rated by Christy Mathewson as the best pitcher he ever faced. Nicholls starred in Boston. . . . Eagle-ey- e Jake Beckley of the Reds. . . . Harry Ileilmann . . . Jimmy Foxx . . . two great hitters. Brown and Kling plus Brown and Archer fed the Giants and other National League teams enough poison to kill off a dozen zoos. As great a pitcher as Matty was, Brownie beat him in their last nine meetings. It is too late for Brownie now so far as any personal thrill is concerned, but many of his fans would appreciate the delayed and deserved honor. The longer these forgotten are left off, the deeper they are shoved back into obscurity. Their chance of making the upland country grows bleaker year after year. Baseballs Hall of Fame is to great an Institution to be overcrowd ed. A galaxy that knows Ruth Cobb, Cy Young, Mathewson, Alex ander, Walter Johnson, Eddie ant Jimmy Collins among so manj others should be more carefullj watched. It is a mistake to take in tot many at one sitting. It la better tt have too few. Once they are In, the are In forever. Certainly a grouj of stars that doesnt carry thi Three-Fingnames of Mordecai Brown and Kid Nicholls cant bt called complete. The dungeon of oblivion is i tough citadel to break open. Fron now on, the Hall of Fame should b more carefully watched and guard ed. It is certainly no frivolous o empty honor. At least it shouldn be. old-tim- BE )mss u f h irgil absolutely TO ROROIPDEN EAT CANOY IN THE SCHOOL ROONV ' f coughing, muscular tightness Mm WORKS BT BEDTIME rub on Vicks VapoRub. 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The athlete, relaxing under the soft moon, is likely to talk about anything after the days work is British Schools Crowded aver. On this particular occasion A drive to double Britains scienwe had a mixture of Yankees and tific manpower is in full swing. UniCardinals in one group and they versities are crowded with students were talking about the boxing game. as never before, with veterans ratThey were talking about the and government grants that Joe Louis could make if ing topriority 200 pounds, or $1,040, for each up le listened to Sol Strauss and Madiyear of their university careers. son Square Garden, rather than follow his own native instincts. Calls Lily Straugs is interested 93 per The flowers of the calls lily, accent in the money side and 2 per cording to World Book encyclopeent in the sporting side which dia, are not the beautiful bellIs natural in his position. Jershaped white leaves, but tiny blossey Joe Walcott, no whirlwind soms attached to the inside of the as a fighter, deserves a far betflower-lik- e leaf. ter break than he has been offered. Resigns John C. Calhoun resigned as The ballplayers all knew this. of the United States on They were somewhat amazed at the itand Louis had taken in regard to December 28, 1832, to become senator from South Carolina, He wss the the June fight They couldn't or president to how Louis had slipped so only far, especially in connection with a resign from office. ighter from his own race. Appar-;ntl- y they knew little about the motives of the fight game and touldnt understand why any fight manager should get 10 per cent, much less 30 or 60 per cent They plied their trade without any per tent You had to agree with them AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. aere. Ive never known a fight man-ge- r worth 15 per cent Even 10 oer cent is a high cut A few can jualify beyond this mark. At least we dont have to be mixed up with those punks," ul one star outfielder saitL "We Th tramcndoui voluma of our network are on our own. How did fightoftrailer markets tnablei us to buy for ers ever get mixed up with Jen tho savings ore patted on to you. managers, anyway? "' i ; rwww There could only be one answer. Around 90 per cent of all fighters re too dumb to know any of the answers. They needed someone who tould add. One exception was Gene Tunney who happened to be considerably smarter than any manager wound. Jack Dempsey got smarter BUSINFSt fk TNVFSTMENT i little later on. Among the smart OmiltTUNlTY fighters today we can give you Gus Lesnevich. The odds are he is no Plumbing end hettinc builneea In Montans for sale. Prira 914,000 30 per cent sucker. including all equipment; etork at Inventor? The general opinion was that any approximate!? 942,000. Doing a tremend ness. Inquire STKI littOS., fighter who ever paid a manager P.us O.11131Box 1302 Billings Montana more than 10 per cent was too dumb to get anywhere In hia own sport. This seems fo be a reasonable asIIAY, GRAIN, FEED sumption. ABOUT 100 TONS of alfalfa mia-lak- June, not the month but my aunt June was born in April, so she wasnt either. She was named after a song. I guess. a lJi 1432 Green and Dry Prairie Cones Truckloads or Carloads HIGHEST PRICES PAID Race Outlook Good New Jersey and other caster tracks are looking in the generi direction of the best racing seaso in many campaigns. This doesn' mean the largest crowds and th heaviest mutuel play. It means th best horses and the most Interestin season. W rile to: UTAH BY-PRODUC- 463 South 3rd West TS CO. Salt Lake City 4, Utah |