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1 - Friclay;luile 141940 - , ... . .,.. .. : ' . ' The - Deseret-IS'éws- ;- , '.. 1 ..d:' Revolt :' Surprises, k.11 ri e thiet.- - Lake - ,Skippe'r Will Fight Case 4 An 1 , ' t . . ., . pf fp ,..dr, , --- ..,....f, ' - ' - ., -- -- i: I ' j,.,..'ri.i.,,,.,, ( ..,.,' v ' l ;; 1.1 , CLPVELAND. dune II.(AP) The Cleveland Indians' management started an "Investigation" of a par- revolt Rudest bleaurre Oscar Vitt as - the,. , Vitt War, and called that witness. Tribe Alva Bradley. president., talked en hour with the peppery pl. lot after 12 players. ere ;Lieu; - Pitcher Bob Teller. inked . .fire Vitt. me "If Ithose fellow, are against well. I deit'S know.' Yltt said. 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Studio to play the title role in "The, Life - of - ' Knute' Rockne", be looked and spoke like the e ': 4 - Pat O'Briea great Notre football Dame 1; -- , 1 i .,., , , - ,.. , , , , ,,.. 1 ...,,,,. A , , i r , His ChallenFe , v.! , BY INEZ ROBB , NEW YORK,June 13.(INS) Joe Louis may preserve himself all in one piece, but he'll never make a name for himself until he stops clowning around in the ring with a btmcha punks Ind takes on a Worthy opponent' like Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom. "I've been tryin' to get hint to do Justice to himself and take me nn for years," Slapsie Maxie, the termer light heav3rweight ' champion, said today, its he lounged in the dressing room of a Broadway theatreHere . according to Slapsie's own his first Pe rsonan l experiena tour. "I'll give him another year or two," Slapsie continued magnanimously as he fanned himself with "Variety". "But if he don't accept my challenge within that. time, I'll be forced tip in distrust and announce my retirement from ' the ring. JOE AFRAID "I can make more money in the movies than in the ring, and I can't go indefinitely jeopardizin' my actin' career waltint for Joe to make up his mind," continued Slapsie, who retired to Hollywood fame and fortune a few years ago. ."But Joe don't want to boF. nobody that can possibly beat him," said the fighter whose first match, with the English language, was such a decisive kayo that never even asked for a return , ,::.: ts -- , , ' '',., , ,' ; ' '' ' i,. 1e ; :: , ' ,,, , ,,' .?, 1,,, '. '... s... .... i.. - .. - , : i:., ,,N, ,. , -.- ',1' .,, .':' - , .,,.. ' . ,... :. .,, ..' .... , ," , , .. ... ' :. . ., - ,' 1 , 4 .' ft . , , .ac - 's .. ', , , '' ' , , , . - ',. t''' , ' , ' ' : , ,,- , ' '' , , . .. , ;: , .t , , , , ' .., , , t - - ', ,: ','',. , - ., , , , . . : ' ', : s, , .., 1 .... ':' ) ,,,',, ..' 4,; I ... ... c'5 ' .., L:' . IA s 't.''-- !' ,,, Z., Art, ,0''' -- I1 itl; I. i:I! --- coach. the 13 . to-g- I . , . , , :' ',, ive : . . .4. 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Rockne's own s,' ' : I bed 4 a.m. , ,f1...',. ,i,,.' , t''',4,-i:,... n voice, preserved on a 1 es ANPP4'" . st2it!.; . 1''.,''''-'- " ' , phonogratr , will sing gay record, was , , and Streams rivers .. , Isk.'72;.:t Aoi , ,'.t6. music to many of the sportsmen speech. . -4.'n 2.7 Rios -- ; r r Hits - Two Triples, Double For will bunk down alongside their !N,,,,..,,,s The record, which O'Brien stud-'. i 'who ',,r. rg ' favorite fishing holes tonight In- ies at least an hour each itikay, is .4 , ui his Iasi two second basensan, G. IL Ils -- - & D. F.'s EVANS. CLARE Or stead of remaining between crisp one or the famous fight fA. - -- the , two. games collected eight hits, including two homers, two viples and L.,. ' sheets at home. wizard made to his Notre gridiron -nine to ate firstAatt Amateur Feder. Railroad the in leading e- beery Approximately 65,000 anglers Dame team between halves of the -, . ties championship., .fished in Utah last season. License 1925 game with Army. The speech '.'; I , ,, seaff an indicate sales this t increase so who those heard not it, could ' impressed 44 told the president they NI. son. About this same number is that Rockne was 'persuaded to re1 ' at win as long as Vitt remained in1 to use the fishable wa- construct it for a banquet appearpredictedweek-enwithhim the helm, charging . , a third ance. The recording was made ters this and although ' '; ' sincerity, ridicating '' .. of this number will stay home the then. . :.. , caustic public criticism. first morning and make their 1940 As Cleveland Pilot Vitt expressed amazement when Fights For no good to the farmer. Fishing 8 debut Saturday at noon. informed by reporters of the proin the future will pay for today's WEATHER, GUARANTEED OSCAR (OLD OZ): VITT, dynamic skipper of the Cleveland In. - test and at first believed it a joke. Unless the impossible happens mistakes. , He declared he ."had no reason to dians, was On the hot seat today as di result of an ouster demand made ' ' , several of his veteran pkyers to President Alvi Bradley. l'he believe any member of the club has and the barometer jumps out of bout Although Rio Grande has the first half Amateur Federation by r CYO nine gave will be ideal - for the Cache Valley "Joe wouldn't 'stand the fracture Championship securely tucked away the last-plac-e Salt Lake Pacific Coast League manager is accused of "riding" any enmity toward me.'!-- 1 former of a chance against Tunney. And "Nobody can say that have not opening, the streams being clear and ridiculing his player's. Vitt will contest the action. seven-rua with of a battle a whale leaders splurge the Go to the yesterday in energy In every region. With clear, low Anglers ReadyTo given 100 per cent 1Tunney wasn't no greater fighter. 13-d Railroaders a the for was sixth one pilot declar- He . clever I'm in the team," the Well, water, fishing will undoubtedly winning June LOGAN, be best during the early hours Fishermen in Cache Valley and lkinda the same type: a scientific ed. "1 can't. imagine what coulti & Going into the first of the sixth , . before the march begins along the have Impelled them to do this. It Then territories were mak- fighter with speed. I figger I could the teams were tied at surrounding ; been has looks as if somebody stream banks and the fish become wear down. Joe the Joe and to going a.m. 4 keep hour of bats for the began big ing ready champions' said Vitt trouble." some ring up frightened. tomorrow to begin their casting can't hit nobody that don't stand boom with Clare Evans, Bill 'Mc- Even the veteran fly fisherman for the ISO season. hg v,tOuld fight the case. Mr. Lawrence still while he's doin' it. That Godoy Leese, and Dutch Turner leading the meeting at will turn to garden hackle 'before Johnson. first kept Bradley I of the unconsciously done what was right the bombardment D. & R. G. W. Baseball Resume superintendent J "a admitted liut later feW secret, sunup tomorrow to compete with state hatchery, stated that because when he fought Joe. collected 17 safeties off two CYO certain wanted things of the - . , boys Fly fishing is of the ' . conditions "good FELL OUT OF RING pitchers and the losers found15.the BY JUDSON BAILEY corrected.' in said the espeafternoon, expected "But with Stange Godoyr ' not last. than for Joe Teak fishing may longer National League stingy il k an impatient flip of Variety. "He's usually "Naturally I am going to look incially where there is a hatch of a month." ' Evans the (Associated Press Sports Writer) In winners, leading Wan. Pek Tur to the matter," Bradley added, "but waor boxed on a flies a him with the in May joke! I 1114 a Brooklut 11 be whacked out two triples and , According to Mr. Johnson 150,000 on the mosquitoes The baseball spotlight will be focussed this week-enuntil I have investigated thoroughly ter. Some streams will have fly trout He was in the pink. but I was 15 Ast Ciaoinnatt U team four to six inches from mate, bis while long double, .0.11 Mew I can't say what action will be tak- four-gamwill not. no hatches. York Others condition. , In Fifteen H. tt collision of the Cincinnati Reds and Brooklyn Dodgers pounds "Chuck",Turner, increased his bat- - Chicago MI 24 J1,20 planted in closed waters next en." It is the opinion of this writer were SI lit .tot for Philadelphio to the open streams last August overweight, that's me. Godoy took ting percentage with four at Ebbetts Field, Brooklyn, in the hope that the violent struggle that VETERANS LEAD OUT will lot a me. a I at 4041 24 31 spinner accomplish swing rittlbunos losers' a of in 54,000 and November the Bob five. Johnston, plant SO The Indians confronted the pres- there will indicate the eventual National ,League. champion. Lastia ......... id ht. tomorrow in the line of big fish. Mt to And what He Godoy? happened the were sized was at rainbow effective disascatcher Dem.', planted fell outa the ring! is n Jo fiery SOm .! favor plain spinners with legal a ident on their return from a will or not Whether it 21MTICRDAY1 RLS13,,ps three-baggIn and Fork and a Blacksmith, Logan trous eastern trip where they drop , "But that part don't show in the plate getting , gang hook. Others, espe- Rivers. the cameo ocheduled). ' . to question, but 'there never wM sold out for today, tomorrow and Just the two singles. Again this spring 85,000 picture, said 1 are trout ped eight of 13 games. He refused chilly the Idaho-traine- d ,eirrtoox iron z000r cynically. anglers, Slapsie C GRAN1)111 12 to 7 Inches inches from on Itil) more for who reserves called to had 'a Sunday and police dramatic setting . be a to list the players Cir:ntle5inbuttarirl'itarallrooewklYrrite'ledars,aritill converted to ' the ladled blade "This Godoy is supposed, to be te in Brooklyn him, but it was learned authorita- test of power between two strong bdeaysut 7ioen How a spinner is used is up to were turned loose in various kind of a hero in this picture, so Tum'er.d. A118114 VG I Gerome.3b, & 33 thsosio ab Doom,. isas,. m.o. 1 0 streams. Utah 1 , northern veterans DeKleva.as 4 of 3 Stein the most ,31) 2 bs. I.,,,,s, st Philadelphia, ear. 2:1L away thousands of the fisherman but one thing Is cetively that they cut .out this part where 'be Dolden,n, 1 4 8 0 Outhne,11., 1 3 2 . - A. Peterson, of Hy- fell Warden J. were present At least eight play- teams that are virtually deadlock- fans clamoring for tickets In front rtainbig fish will be hiding mitts: the ring.", 4 3 8 2 I 1 2 Johnston... deep, Prants,lb, " erg were absent, including Veterans ed for, the lead. of the Dodger offices. rum, reports that the Hyrum Res, , American 4 3 2 0 Campancer 3 0 2 under bushes Nemeth; and of Joe , won't banks, course, it especially League fight , . trees. Troll the blade in such spots ervoir will be good- foie trolling Staple, and Slapsie is forced to re- &Kramer.' 3 1 2 0 Argentos.12 1 13 Won. Lost. Per. The ball- - park, seating approx- Roy Weatherly, Beau Bell and ,Al The fever Cincinnati pennant 111 Dsmurkthinort.3b.ii44 and there are of good-size21 Rotted 1 Smith and eight rookies, Joe Doto - tire, be will have nothing between 35,000 persons, has been clevelpped.las.t summer hag been re- and leave it there long, enough to fish to make .itplenty Cleveland 11 11 .10t0 son, Lou Boudreau, Ray Mack, Clar- imately interesting.himself and starvation except his Tetakm . 4 2 I Kavatigh.12 33 I2 20 Detroit . . duced to insignificance in the, face tantalize the big ones and the- - re-- ' 111 14 And Closed waters, in Cache Valley ence Campbell and Mike Naymick. Cottroll,lb. - 1 2 3 3 Caputor TS '431 how lark be worth the patience.' should of ward successful the of ardor flatbush Hollywood who scandously 1 1 fans, 2 dmith.O. 21 24 Include the following!-- - Temple restaurant,-h- is (the - absentees) didn't a game and ahalf- behind the ,Red believe that the reinforcement- - by WHITE,-BROWscreen'career, his Total 311 8121 ili Totals . IS 150- 21 Chicago FLIES As. tils SO 21 AO want any part of the protest," a Sox. 002 401 Fork, White Pine CreekidASeaver radio contract and a rich wife. -1 Rio Grande 21 to Outfielder Medwick Joe Pitchwsassinows and flies For 1101 we INCIDENTS recommend brown SEVERAL 313 RivertUoVe for the declared, Creek Y. and C. ' 211 their 0 group 10 Logan so spokesman to Philadelphia Mt "Howdo er Curt Davis you manage will Brookkeep enable StIUM Stein. Krrors 11111111;12 and white'wet fliesmaybe a large Junction; the tail race at the LoSummary:. 1111481)A hit "and we were glad they didn't We on the recent lyn to crush all other contenders. incidents s Several many careers going at oncer Inunet. Mrtetta, Johnston. Durkin. Bictl - tie..4..ia a, helms s cio lanIngsLi gray hackie of the peacock species gan City power plant in Logan your felt Bradley would be more im- eastern trip were reported to have runMebasesTurnsr, Stein. Rome Johneton. admiring reporter asked this en 0,0, ram, scheduled. JOE PLAYS TODAY on some streams. Brown and white Canyon; Rock Creek and Curtis , OUTLOOK FOR 1N)14Y bitsEvans 2, pressed by the testimony of the fel- brought the complaints to a head man in the sport Leese. Three-byoung strapping. Sne flies are Now York at lit. Louis, stoutly, 2:32. that hitsCaputn always good are the Creek from the Bear Lake road shirt, the brown slacks, fawn san- Johnston. lows who have been around long and led to a discussion in a Boston Medwick was to take his place 11,,,,sess as thleafte, eless. spub. Johnston. Runs batted InTurto their. source; Sheep Creek from dals, and the Hollywoodian tint- 'Punter, enough to know what they're talk- hotel that resulted in the Brad- in the Dodger lineup today at left. coachmen patterns, - Rio Grande !ter L. Stein I. Gordan, Evans 3, Mame bimehington as Detroit, ',dear, Mt t havand ant,red the latter & Argon- King, Johnston field, to Leo DeKleva, Anderson's Ranch its 3. ing about?! Guthrte, source; Philadelphia at Cleveland, clear, SAC ed batting to interview. but cleanup. Manager glasses ley intrigue (enough to a some 3. slick Double Bob Feller, considered by , tos, Kavanaugh wing. gray paysStein of East and headwaters one Boston game Feller was Durocher had Tex Carleton, the no. ing In not , Canyon disguise!). Cottrell: Durkin to Smyth. Credit victory the best pitcher in baseball, was being hit hard and some of the hit nemesis of the Reds, groomed - Fishermen who have not handled and South Fork Canyon as marked to it ItOlOOttell- "I guess I just let nature take Its to Tusk. Charge defeat Kavanaugh present at the meeting, one of the players described Vitt' s verbal re- for the first pitching assignment angle worms should make them and posted. Runs responsible tor Tesalt he said horse," modestly. ' as as on I. Kavanaugh natural 'resell the LI. veteran players said. Struck outBy appear possible action thus:' against the champions. Bill Mc. 'hook 1. UmpiresBarber and Whiteley. 1. smith discuss instead of to them refused into chart "Look at him! I'm supposed to Kechnie countered with Gene , wadding Bradley size of a golf ball. It Ftill.g.i.-e--;BpivI':::-:..!3,igli-,-.-':i.-..:..--es, but it was understoodthese win a pennant with that kind of, Thompson,- theyoung righthander ais daub the ' Mrs. R. .1. Marx best, if using a long worm, to cusations were made: who has won eight games this yesterday Wen pitching." thread is up the leader an inch or THEIR COMPLAINT the weekly' women's golf tourna. with Al victories, Milner, spring.: eight so to give it a natural appear-sincThat Vitt ridiculed his players in and Hal Trosky, , slugging first ment at Fort Douglas with Mrs. Both leagues swung into action Medalconversations with reporters, fans B. P. Idanley second. and Mrs; 10,. also were loudly criticiz- on --new ,fronts , the National Due today, to and opposing players and man- baseman, the fact of that C. Armour many placing thitd. Mrs. Pered by Vitt on the eastern swing, League in the eastern sector and the fishermen have their sites alagers; Davis won medal honors In Juno " ' ry said.' the American players In the west. That he undermined confidence directors cup qualifying play. ready, picked out for tomorrow's Itndercurrent rumbling against eat1 legFIrstround The Cleveland Indians and Det. activities we will not delve intq and spirit of the individuals by SUN VALLEY, Ida., June and Montana, ' For winning four' letters West. matches ate achedsurface last the Vitt reached , nearly troit Tigers staged a red-ho- t years at sarcastic comments on their fail inter- prospective streams and lakes. erstwhile uled as follows: year during his two of welcomPacific Coast the were Conference, in and orphans but season, ' Bradley stepped lude yesterday while the other After Sunday we will have more ures: minster College and maintaining Mr. Perry Davis, medalist. vs. Mrs. W. another. him for Miss J. Jorminirs: ed home year. Frank ye. Dorothy DOUrilso clubs were traveling and the In- information about stream and lake That he had been Insincere in today when the faculty group approved a motion by I good scholarship record, Mrs. rirt Montague: Mrs. R. J. Mart vs. The Indian then finished third,1 dians eventually awarded the Lloyd wu In Conferten Mrs. W. W. Allen vs. Nordquist members Mrs. and J. dealings with players; the Dowell: of directors all that the conditions. J. triumphed managers his first as 1938, in did was year on 10 Innings. the Frank cap. Mrs. P. J. Polland: Mn. Z. C. Jensen they Medal That he is a "wild man" to heed ence will have full Rose Bowl rights, starting in 1942. Sportsmen are warned Mrs. V. C. Armour; U. B. P. Mane - tam n andyesterday. closed-wate- r bench, communicating his "jitters" at the helm,. quarterback- In footbil last vs. TRIBE SECOND -signs.- It is also to be ley vs. Mn. M. Voiles: biro. C. I.. Walk. were' for Schedules of In basketball, sr Vitt's slashes with several to the players: adopted fall.- played guard vs. Mra. Z. 11. 'loch: Mrs. M. K. gess the maximum remembered that The 'victory lifted the Tribe back the vs. Mrs. A. A. Massork. 1945, in- - which this aid. Atherton said. "It may threw the javelin and won , That his antics have made him a his players became known last Into take this year has been uniformly years 1942 through come from second the athletic and A. L. C. and U. was meet place depart will He gave Idaho critiseason Lefty public laughing stock among other teams; through cup in tennis. Smith his sixth victory against reduced from 30 to 20 fish or from Stanford in '42 and '44t U. S. C. ment or the college itself." Another Armstrong That he has persisted in compar- cism of teen members, to report- Al a graduate of East High School. eleventh victory of the season. 10 to 8 pounds with a one rule rectime that Monhe 13 defeat, '45. '43 passed , and required in although with California gave ers. Indians and up He plans to attend the University Seattle's two-ruunfavorably ing the limit. Wardens,' full scoringr in the 10, collectedly. Clelie- possession-- The Indian manager formerly pi- hits t4:: the tna will meet and, third was started when Rightfleid- - aorkreinspgonsatihbileetesembpeloyreeerdnorleague teamshe has man crdrdsedofbyw ccat salaried and speciallydeputized. land: S. C. U. and meet of will Lana loted Bears Lake Newark Salt er Edo Venni tripled, then crossaged, notably the City,Dakland and - Detroit's will checking licenses and slid Stanford in '43 and '45. All and that such records be made 1937 who won the International Hollywood teams in the Pacific ragged efforts caught creels be ed ' the plate on Shortstop- - Bill' all season.. to available with them the in one. commissioner. League Twilight up this 251,41 California. in , Coast 'his be wilt games. Charley ISSUES FIRE PLEA Schuster's fly to left field. games League pennant by playingl League., During A temporary ruling, effective WEDNEF1DAT RESULTS , club and days he was a third baseman with Gehringer hit a home run In the "We are a good JOBS OUT Sacramento smothered Holly.. first and the Tigers got another conference from September 1. 1940, to Jan- - AI 'Hawthorne we've got a chance to win the pen- Detroit and the Red Sox. The Utah Fire Board iqsued a Edwin Atherton, wood, '11.1, each team got 13 hits. , 1 an but if he manages the team I In Cleveland he replaced the run, in the second. They had scor- plea to fishermen to- - beware of commissioner, said the faculty uary, 1941, specified that when Barnett 11 Weiss I smackers, - 8 13 1 Three, of the Solon's aU year we'll be lucky to finish ousted Steve O'Neill, now manager ing chances in almost every in. forest fires. June grass is dry group passed an important rule for- employed by the student body or Warstott Oil and however, were by and 11ooptiahuts Johnson rtgrens; and loaded the and will explode like black powder bidding conference schools from the athletic department, stUdents of Buffalo's 'International League ning thereafter fourth," one player said. Jim Grilk. Centerfielder Catcher IlnIT bases would a 50 work none of with maximum out In is Cleviland now second the in team tenth. are or a If chance. and Leftfielder employJim , place, providing Sportsmen given employing Lynn King Then Cleveland came to bat and urged ' to 'scrape all grass away ment to 'students prior to their hours pet' month for 840. Lesser which accounted for six 4 Abbell, 12 I Z. IP. Mmployes Roy (Beau) doubled. With two out from the fire pit before kindling first registration in a conference time to be paid for proportionate. Western ,, 1- I runs. Tony Freitas was accredited Union Ben Chapman, who previously had a fire. After Pidd end Male: Jones and Balooeht. with the using the fire it institution. This, Atherton said, , BARRETT IS STAR tripled, doubled and singled, rap. should be extinguished with water. "would eliminate the offering ' of ped an- Inconsequential grounder If no water is available dirt should jobs as an inducement to enter a 'Johnny- - Barrett, San, Francisco to Gehringer, who made two imp. be heaped on the coals. co .starred - With all coaches, school. centerflelder, 7T arate erros on the same play and From the Utah Wildlife Federa- managersPractically and directors were most Pitcher, Sam "Gibson as the Seals- , let lit a run. TT , overwhelmed Los Angeles, tion comes a plea for the protec- anxious to see this rule passed." -- BackiIiit-ó.S'OThe Cleveland-Detroi- t box score: tion of property. Anglers are TUTORING AID Barrett knocked in four runs and Rot three hits, including a homer, Other rules adopted would perit urged to walk the fence lines and In four tries, while Gibson held to SAN stay out. of the alfalfa fields. Even mit tutoring aid to athletes illto limited them who June FRANCISCO, the Angels to eight scattered hits. It. Riy'Harrell, on the fence lines they should make up for time lost through (AP)--T- he Pacific Coast League two hits while his Portland pals, . on ness There absence and file not and three In walk trips. , single 30 45 Seattle All juggled between Seat, the leagues cellar aggregation, Oakland or four abreast. Trampled bay is La no restriction on the source of leadership 43 33 drad tie and Oakland four times in the broke an eight-gam- e losing streak San Otero M Yr Irt Seattlei hantic and AAmilnistPre& their opponents Hollywood ...... .113 V past week,--wils Sacramento 0 - 31 id again today San Prominent n.30'The Oaki Could get nowhere last Seattle's triumph over'San 1411,Aorellis 31 .473 ,T rs .34 ................. .351 , 11 right When they faced Pitcher Diego was Pitcher Hal Turpin's Portland GAMYS Matti at San Diet 1S41). nom. SALT LAKE , at Oakland. ''S ' -- It ,,, - '''s O'Brienin Film , The season for lonely milkmen 7:4.:- ended last night When the . .: drives his truck full milk ii peddler . s ...'..; fluid on the white of bottled , : 4C,..! f ,, or :,0,..0,,..1-in the young highway tonight of hours .tomorrow les;.4.0.p morning he t.' i 1 , win be accompanied by a contin".04.',..ii,' e''.117t''''4.:'' uous' flow ,of fishermen. At 4 PI' ttk I. b 14 ',4 ,., e ... a.m. tomorrow the 1940 season i. 415.,,i 3 ; opens. ' .' The exodus from scorching titles 41614?:tt ':1 4 I .,t.';',1 , into cool canyons started today c ',1:;f,..4 )t, ,' " ,' 'tiiSV with fishermen who are able to Ar . take two days for the opening. Wal- f ;J'A .14 41: ' tons who are limited to a few hours iil,., ;.0.,,,..4., before working tomorrow will furnish most of the company for ! "'I 't t'" i the local milkmen between 2 and ! 1 ", t, 4' , . 'k t 1. , 1 . ,, , ., I i , IYiiiTAcccpt Aid , !... . tlitt J. V 111.., . BY HACK MILLER .1 , ,, ,t ,.. - ';'.. -- .,y, ?t '?" 7';'..t,::., i ,,, '' ti,l,'",:!iik:-',!!&,,rt-''';,.. N ,Y414,01,,,A3J., i ii:a., k '- ' , -- 0,te! . .', ,..,i, . ''''' . ,.,', id i ' 11'-,..- - 4,441Uday ';entiV.,,' 2t, :. - , Thai Is, Another .. 11?oc.kne- s - f First Day .. 1 ,..F4"t". '.; i'i- '.7'..:,,:!..- - ,,, Perfect Weather Guaranteed For ', 4,- -, "A..-:,- ' , ,,,,,,,,,4 kt - e' isitklb ,,4 ,,,1. 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