Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • 2

7 JOURNAL' Saturday, October 6, 1945 Passeau Twists Tail to Put Bruins on Top 1 igers Ignorant By CHIP ROYAL Al' Xewsieatures Sports Mditor A LL-AMERICA football deeds are piling up every Saturday. Here are several boys who will give The Associated Press selectors plenty of headaches unless they are named to THE team. As a matter of fact, that Georgia Tech line from end to end has shown several foes it's a tough thing to crack. Passeau Makes History. With 1-Hif Triumph Tigers Handcuffed 3-0 as Teams Head For Chicago (CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE) and single today ran his total for the series to six hits in 13 official times at bat.

Cavaretta had connected safely five times in 10 official tries. Detroit, loaded pretty heavily with slow-footed veterans, demonstrated once again that it cannot hit the class of pitchers represented by Passeau. Roy Cullenbine. the Cub's right fielder went hitless for the third straight series game. York's hit that spoiled Passeau's nearly perfect game came after two were out in the secondhand Jimmy Outlaw followed him with a fly-out to center field.

Chicago XL.) Passeau's Party ft PO A Passeau Is Of Sharing By CHARLES DUNKLEY DETROIT. Oct. 5. (Gangling Claude Passeau, 36, didn't know he had shared world series history by holding the Detroit Tigers to one measly hit today until he reached the dressing room of the victorious Chicago Cubs. The only man ever to accompusn that feat before was big Ed Reul- bach, also of the Cubs, pitching against the Chicagoi White Sox in the world series 39 years ago.

Reul-bach walked six, it one batter and allowed a run. If Passeau, playing his first world series game, was impressed with the achievement, his taciturn, square-Jawed face did not show it. He merel" grinned and kept smacking his lips. Praises oumeia "So Reulbach did that, too, huh?" passeau asked. "Well, this is my first one." "The best pitches I made were those outfielders making all those plays behind me.

I had good con trol and took my time. just got 'em out, one at a time." Suddenly Passeau wondered what became of the last ball he threw ending the rout of the Tigers. Mickey Livingston, passeau catcher, admitted that he had the ball already tucked away in his grip -sack and that it was his for keeps. Charles John Grimm, oanjo-piay- ing manager of the triumphant Cubs, was war min his admiration of 'Passeau's remarkable pitching performance. Grimm removed his pants, as is his custom, before launching into his post-game com ments.

Grimm Is Happy "Me, oh my, what a ball game Grid Seer Jabs Finger af Tech, ilavy, Greenies ArmyAlabama And Oklahoma Also Hit By Expert Opinion By AUSTIN BEALMEAR NEW YORK, Oct. 5. With the pressure mounting as: the reason gain momentum, we stumble blissfully into the weekly football" Icrecast, sporting an .872 average? on 34 correct selections and five misses last Saturday. But don't be surprised if that average shrinks considerably after the results are in from this lineup: Notre Dame vs. Georgia Tech About as easy to predict as a battle between two identical 60-ton tanks.

This corner nominates Bobby Dodd's bruisers on the theory the Rambling Wreck can take care of itself in its own backyard. Georgia Tech. Navy vs. Duke Take cover, men. The shock from this collision may be devastating.

Navy beat Villa-nova, 49-0, in its lone start to date while Duke piled up 136 points in two early-season shutouts. With Bob Jenkins in the Middie backfleld again, our guess is Navy. Army to Win Wake Forest vs. Army This may be closer than some people expect, including the Cadets. But when the smoke clears away the bigger score will be long to Army.

Alabama vs. Louisiana State A delight for the fans but a headache Jor the experts. The flip of. the coin says Alabama. I Texas A.

and M. vs. Oklahoma Third game for both these unbeaten-teams. The Sooners won, 21-14, last year and get our vote to repeat, perhaps by the same score. TCU Is Choice Texas Christian Arkansas A Southwest -conference tussle that promises to De a inniier.

jur money rides on the Horned Frogs and the throwing arm of Freshman Ieon Joslin. T. C. U. Florida vs.

Tulane rThe 'Gators whipped Mississippi for their sec-end straight win while the Green Wave is untested. Still Tulane. Missouri vs. Southern Methodist The Tigers failed twice against Big Ten competition. S.

will be easier, but not easy enough. Southern Methodist. Tennessee vs. William and Mary It might be close but Tennessee gets the nod here. Irish Invade South To Take on Tech 11 ATLANTA.

Oct. 5. W) Georgia Tech and Notre Dame papered off with light workouts today on' the eve or their 16th. meeting here to morrow before a sellout crowd of 30.000. Bobby Dodd, who, like Notre Dame's Hugh Devore, Is serving his first year as head coach, says his entire squad is ready having come through last week's 20-14 win over North Carolina without serious in jury.

Devore listed five men as hurt in the fighting Irish's 7-0 triumph over Illinois a week ao, but all except liaibacK Elmer Angsman are ex pected to see action. Angsman's bruised bin has him on the doubtful list and Terry Brennan is slated to start in his place. London has approximately women bus conductors. 7000 CHARLEY SIOFFET Kansas High Scorer ft 2 1 1 0 0 0 110 1 2 4 0 0 0 1 10 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 i 3 a 11 3. 0 0 114 0 0 0 12 0 3 27 9 0 PO A 0 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 J) 0 2 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 1,0 0 112 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 oooio 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 27 12 2 Goslings Meet Army In Gridiron Baptism 9 'j LES HORVATH Ohio State Back Florida Takes On Greenies in Dark Liebmen to Depend On Speed, Deception NEW ORLEANS, Oct.

5. (JP) Tulanes football team will open its toughest season tomorrow against a Florida eleven which was scheduled as a "breather" but isn't. The up-and-coming Gators, overlooked by almost everybody in the pre-season figuring, knocked off an Army team as a starter, then upset Ole Miss last week. Instead of being a weak sister, the Gainesville eleven shows signs of becoming the strongest Florida team in years. The Gators' surprising showing caused an upsurge of interest in tomorrow's setto, and Re-negar, Tulane athletic director, forecast a crowd of some 30.000.

Tulane is strictly as unknown quantity. As Tom Lieb, Florida coach, put it: "We're playing the Greenies in the dark they know what we have but all we know about them is that they are rumored to be using the formation." "We can't match them on weight." Lieb added, "so we're going to have to depend on speed and deception." BLUE DEVILS UNDERDOGS DURHAM, N. C. Oct. 5.

iJP) Navy classy Middies ran through a final 'polishing drill in Duke stadium today to conclude preparations for their seventh meeting with Duke's Blue Devils tomorrow. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is herehy given to all credi-Kra, legatees, distributees and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of Sarah Jones, also known as Sarah K. Jones, deceased, tn file their duly verified claims witli tlif County Judsre at his office in the Escambia County Court House Buildinp in i'ensacola. Escambia County, Florida. within eight months from the first publication of this notice or all such claims will be barred.

VERNA DAY GRAVES, As Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Sarah Jones, also known as Sarah E. Jones, deceased. 5108 oaw 4w 9-29-45. Notice Is hereby given to all credi-tor, legatees, distributees and all persons having- claims or demands against the estate of V. Herrmann, deceased, to file their dulv verified claims with the County Judge of Escambia County, Florida, at his office in the County Court House Buildine in Pensacola, Florida.

within eight months from the first publication of this notice ar all such claims wili be barred. MRS. G. T. AL.SIP.

Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of F. Herrmann, deceased. 6100 caw-iw 9-22-45. PENCO Sure death for all insects Pests. Flies.

m' i4 i v1 ula for Walton Gridders Lead Catholic 7-0 at Halftime Walton high gridders of Dc-Funiak Springs put together headsup football and a few breaks tonight to hit pay dirt and lead highly-favored Catholic high of Pensacola, 7-0 at the three-cjiiar-ter mark. Percy Rutherford, Brave back-field ace, ripped around end fors 28 yards to score the visitor's lone marker. Teammate Wood Leach kicked the extra point. Brooklyn Welter Fined And Suspended NEW YORK, Oct. 5.

Harold Green, Brooklyn welterweight boxer, was suspended for one year and fined $1,000 by the New York state athletic commission today for "conduct detrimental to the best Interests of boxing and unbecoming a 'icensed boxer" after last Friday night's fight with Rocky -Graziano. Sol Gold, who acted as a second for Green, was suspended for one year. Second Charles Dukes license "was. revoked. Nat Garner, Green's manager of record, was handed an indefinite suspension and Fred Brown, another second, was set down for six months.

LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF ESCAMBIA. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Chapter 20H33 of the Uwl of Florida of 1S41, the undersigned intends to register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Escambia County, Florida, four weeks after the. date of the first publication of this notice, the fictitious names or trade names under which the undersigned has heretofore engaged in business and under which the undersigned will hereafter engage in business. in- Escambia County. Florida, to-wit: Warrington Jewelers, Warrington, Fla.

GEOKUE M. FORTE. Owner. SOS 9 oaw-4w 9 -13-45. TOWHOMlT MAY CONCERN: TAKE NOTICE THAT a 1941 Deluxe Chevrolet Coupe, engine No.

AA410392, with an appraised value of less than Jl.Of'0, was seized in Escambia County, Florida, September 6. 1S)45, for being used in violation of Chapter 22609, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1943, and that tt is the intention or James T. Yocelle. Director of the State Beverage Department of Florida, to possess for nse of the Department the above described property at 19:00 A.M., November 5, 1945. All persons claiming any right or interest in or to said property or any part thereof are hereby required to appear and to make such claim within thirty (30) days from the date of the first publication as provided by Section 7 Chapter 1269, Uws of Florida.

Acts of 1945. to the State Beversge Department. Tallahassee, Florida, or all such rights and interest in and to said property shall cease and terminate. JAMES T. VOCELLE, Director, State Beverage Department of Florida.

5107 oaw 5w 9-S9-45. Gators Given City Welcome In Hard Rain University Gridders Greeted at Station By Fans, Officials Pensacola boosters, headed bv the city's high school band turned out en masse Friday morning in a hard rain to welcome the University of Florida 'Gator' football team, en route to New Orleans to face Tulane university Saturday. This is the greatest reception we've had since I've been at Florida." said Head Coach Tom Lieo, who was presented keys of the city cf Pensacola by Mayor Pro-tern H. P. Merrill.

City Manager George J. Roartc also extended greetings. Ram caused a change In schedule for Pensaccla. but it tailed to dampen the ardor of the throng, and fans put on a great show here for the visitors. "Wt deeply appreciate you people turning out in the rain and we are happy to know that Pensacola is with us.

The team originally was scheduled to work out at Legion field Lieb ordered his team back on the Pullman cars following the reception and the Gators leu at a.ui. A hearse decorated in the green of Tulane rolled up to the dep3t shortly after the team arrived. Ed Harper, of -Fishcr-Pou Funeral hime assisted by Yellow Civitar.s acurrs as pallbearers produced a casket covered with green cloth bearing ths words "Tulane-Monk Simons." Inside was a football dummy dressed in a green uniform. While the Pensacola high school band under the direction of Vernon Hooker played Chopin's fune.al march the Gators boosters surrounded the box to look at Simons' in effigy. Accompanying the team were-As-sistant Coaches Bob Pittman and Pearcy Beard and Arnold Finnefrocit sports editor of the Florida Times-Union.

Greek Elections Set For January 20 ATHENS. Oct. 5. iT) A government communique said tonight that Jan. 20 had been set as the data for elections In Greece.

ground, the Bulldogs collected 18 first downs to Miami's five and gained 233 yards rushing to the Hurricanes 58. The Georgian tried 18 passes, completing seven, while Miami made good five out of 14 aerial tries. TAILORED LADIES' MEN'S SUITS and TOPCOATS ALTERATIONS. 3 DAY SERVICE ON DRY CLEANING WINGS TAILORS 116 W. GARDEN Dial 8-1326 RE NICE Clerk-Comptroller 1 1 "Pensaeoila History ii J' CLAUDE PASSEAU that Passeau pitched." Grimm blurted.

Then he cut loose with a piercing two-fingered whistle that reverberated to the. rafters of the club-house. Manager Steve O'Neill peeled out of his uniform in a Tiger clubhouse that was as still as the Detroit bats. "Passeau was too much, that's all," the Tiger pilot said slowly without much expression. 'Just too tough." "You can't win ball games without hits and we just couldn't get 'em." Gopher fullback.

He is a strong defensive and offensive threat. In the line, which averages in the neighborhood of 200 pounds from end to end. the Gulfport Bombers have Ray Vallas, 215-pound tackle from Boston college. The Goslings have come through the almost continuous scrimmage sessions in fair condition. "Biz John" Ariror.k.

210-nnnnri taricle i from Alabama City, is the only uicutuct ui viic ouau aj vj i see action uetnuie oi injuries, a Charley horse in his left leg is expected to keep the hard charging Alabama linesman on the bench. Brownson to Start Ensign L. J. Brownson, former Stanford frosh, will probably be Coach Youel's selection to start at quarterback. He is a shifty 160-pound speedster who passes and punts creditably and runs with great ability.

At the halfback posts, Lt. g) J. W. Reichert, 195-pound six-foot Bucknell University back, and Ensign W. E.

(Bull) Wilson, another 190-pounder who played with the University of North Carolina, are likely to start. Rogers Will take care of the fullback chores. He will probably do the punting also for the Goslings. Two of the best manned positions on the Gosling team will be at the ends where W. V.

Tingle, former St. Mary halfback, and M. R. Sheehan will preside. Both are good defensive and offensive players.

At tackles the Navy squad will have E. S. Arlin, 182-pound former member of the University of Georgia Bulldogs, and P. J. Phillips, a former freshman at the University of Texas who tips the scales at 182.

A. C. in ton. six-foot two-inch 190-pound former University of Mississippi center, will likely get the starting call for the Goslngs. T.

C. Allen and W. S. Manning will probably fill the guard posts. Lucedale Puffed Up Over Passeau's Feat LUCEDALE, Oct.

This little southeast Mississippi town talked, of only one thing tonight the exploits of native son Claude Passeau who set back the Detroit Tigers with only one hit, the second single-hitter in world series history. "We're mighty proud of our boy," said Mayor John. D. Parker of the 36-year-old Chicago Cubs hurler. "Practically the whole town listened to the game." The mayor said only Informal celebrations followed the Cubs victory, but that "he wouldn't be surprised" if Lucedale citizens got together and put on something "in a big way." High-Scoring Tigers Meet Feared Alabama BATON ROUGE, Oct.

5. JP) Louisiana State university's high-scoring football team and a feared Alabama eleven will clash here, tomorrow night in an early classic which may bring out a capacity crowd of 42,000. If the weather is good, L. S. U.

athletic officials expect a sell-out to Louisiana fans who had their interest whetted by the university's 42 to 0 triumph over Rice institute in last week's opener. Many of the spectators watched Alabama lose a close one to Duke in the Sugar bowl last January 1, Hurling Harry" Gilmer sOU has; magic in his passing arm. Carolina Gamecocks To Battle Blanding COLUMBIA. S. Oct.

5. JF The University of South Carolina's Gamecocks will meet the Camp Blanding. 63rd infantry gunners tomorrow. The game was scheduled only a few days ago when Carolina was left without a contest following Charleston Coast Guard's retirement from the gridiron wars. The game finds a new set ofl tackles operating lor South Carolina.

Dosier Hemly and Bob Dunbar. Formerly guards, they were shifted to replace Alex Davidowsky. 230-pounder. who has left school and Jim Strobel. on the sick list.

Compensation Denied Palm Beach Widow TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 5 iJPi The supreme court today ruled that families of persons who cUe from natural causes during working hours are not entitled to compensation under the Florida workmen's compensation law. I 1 i Mi 4 i 7 3 Bulldogs Eke Out 27-21 Win Miami Goes Under After Stout Fight MIAMI. Oct.

3. fPi The University of Georgia Bulldogs, usini? their ace passing combination of John Rauch to Reld Mosely to perfection, defeated a surprisingly strong University of Miami football team 27 to 21 here tonight before a record Miami University opening game crowd of 24,308. Miami counted 14 points In the first round and Georgia racked up 13 in the second. The Hurricanes went into the second half with a one point lead and field the same margin at the end of the third after both teams tallied a touchdown in the period. Georgia won the game with a fourth period touchdown.

On the LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims or demands against the estate of William H. Gonzalez, deceased, late of Kscam-Ha Counly, Florida, are lierehy notified to file the same; In the offiee of the rounty Judge of Ksambia County, lorida, in Penaco.a. Flatia. within eight CS) calendar months from, the date o( the firmt puhlh-ation of this notice. Kach claim or demand must be in writingr and must state the place of residence and post office addrees of the claimant and must be iworn to by the claimani.

This Spteinher 20. 194V DICKSON B. GONZALEZ. Administrator of tha estate of William R. Gonzalei, deceased.

5101 Mayes Printing Co. "The Quality Printers" OFFICE OUTFITTERS -20-22 West Government St. off MK3 E)tUE I fRir" i rCf J. OISTIUHS 'ifs HHr. 0 Hack.

3b 6 Johnson, ib lowrey. If Oavarretta, lb Pafko, cf Nicholson, rf- Livingston, Hughes, ss Passeau, Totals 33 Detroit AB Webb, ss 3 MoHale zzzx 1 Mayo. 2I 3 I'ranier, cf Jreenberir, If Cullenbine, rf York, lb i Mitlaw, 2b Swift, liorom Richards, Ovtrmir. Walker zz Benton, Hosteller szz Total Ran for Swift in fith. zz Patted for verm ire in fith.

zzz. Batted for Benton in Pth. zxzz Batted for Webb in Chicairo, XL) "00 2(o 100 Detroit, AL 000 000 000 0 Runs batted in, Nicholson, Hughes, Passeau. Two base hits. Lnwrty, L.iv- p.VCU Saorifices.

Cavarretta, Double play, John- and Cav rretta. Earned runs, Chicago Detroit 0. Left on bases, Chicago Detroit 1. Bases on halls, off Overmire 2 (Csfvarretta. Pafko); off Passeau 1 Swift t.

Strikeouts, by Overmire 2 (Passeau 2); by Benton 3 (Nicholson, Passeau, Johnson); by Passeau 1 (Greenberg). 1'itcning summary: uvermwe hub, 2 runs in 6 innins; Benton 4 nits, i run in 3 innings; losing pitcher, Overmire. ITmpires: Passarella (AL) Conlan (NL) IB; Summers (ALi 2B; Jorda (NL) 3B. Time of game 5 Long-Termers In Prison Break In Mississippi JACKSON. Oct.

State highway patrolmen were searching a wooded near Tunica for five prisoners who broke out of the state penitentiary this The men are Lawrence Motari, Stanley Brelanski, Lawrence Massey, Obbie Kennedy and Marvin Faulkner. Motari was serving a 190 year sentence for armed robbery, Faulkner a life term for murder, Massey 10 years for robbery and Kennedy three years for burglary and larceny. France Names Delegate On War Tribunal PARIS, Oct. 5. ijPy France tonight named Robert Falco, a magistrate of the highest French court, as its representative on the military tribunal which will hear the major war crimes trials at Nurnberg.

The United States previously had named Frances Biddle, Britain had named Lord Justice Lawrence and Russia had designated its leading jurist Johan Nicnichenko to the military court. The four-man high court is scheduled to meet in Berlin Monday at which time it is expected to receive formal indictments against 24 top Nazis accused as principal war criminals. LEGAL NOTICE Notic Is hereby given that pursuant to Chapter 20958, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1941, the undersigned persons intend to register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Kscatnbia County, Florida, four weeks after the, first publication of this notice the fictitious name or trade name under which they are engaged in business and in which said business is carried on, to-wit: H. 1. Steak House.

CHARLKS M. LAR1TZ, JACK C. HOR.NK, oaw-4w 9-15-45. Notice is hereby piven. that pursuant to Chapter 20963, laws of Florida, Acta of 1941, the undersigned intend to register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Kscambla County, Florida, four weeks after the firit publication of this notice, the fictitious name or trade name under which they are engaged buisBess and in which said business is to be i-arried on.

to-wit: WJLls JKWKLRY 2 North 1'alafox St. M. J. SAVKLLK, VIRGINIA D. SAVELLE.

oaw-4w 9-22-45. vw k. Hied my final rennrt mk srtminimri. JAClCSON'S stomes No. 1 2520 W.

CERVANTES DIAL 9110 No. Over Viaduct DIAL 4157 No! WARRINGTON DIAL S567 STORE No. WINE, quart POPULAR BRANDS BEER, ease $4.38 (FrL, Sat. and Sun.) SPECIAL at STORE No. 1 and No.

Sat. and Sun. LARGE AIRPLANE MODEL 99c SOAP POWDER, 19o -CIGARETTES, carton $1.79 If the last few days of practice are any indication of the tactics Lt. (Jg) Curt Youel, coach of the Naval Air Training Bases football team, expects to use when his Goslings open the season against the Gulf-port Army Air Field Bombers at the Naval Air station Saturday, fans will witness plenty of deception and speed. After scrimmaging the Goslings almost dally for three weeks.

Coach Youel concentrated upon drills for deception and speed during the last five practice sessions. Much may depend upon the early success of the Gosling attack. With Howard Rogers, former Rice University triple threat, running at fullback, Coach Youel may choose a power offensive during the early stages of the game. As the games progresses he may shift to hidden ball plays if the trick attack is necessary. Running his plays from a single wing with an unorthodox unbalanced line, Coach Youel may mix his strategy in order to give the Goslings added experience in every department in preparation for the tough schedule ahead.

Goslings First Game in competitive combat, the Goslings are opening the season against an Army team which has already played this season. -The Army offense is built around John Mulready, 215-p Minnesota (Friday and Saturday) -S A THLFOKB. 5th $3.75 SPECIAL! $15 MEW AH for Information whereabouts 1942 Hudson, motor number 2413668, license 9D9252. r- fj 1 A A 'f I II II ma PROOF Government Approved Form Eradication of Insects and Pests arson KooSItig Go. PHONE 4530 nBBDIIBIIBnilBIIIIIIIIIIIIIlBR In Gallon Jars GALLON 2.98 DIAL 8-1461 WEEK-END Mosquitoes.

Roaches and Bed Bugs. Paint or spray tout doors and screens, and all places where the insects ran or rests. This must be done thoroughly, one ration of D.D.T. insecticide will cover 1,000 square feet. 105 S.

PALAFOX ST. IS a a a a PAMEC FAMOUS RESERVE WHISKEY Cy the bottle or case 0 Limited Amount of Godlen Wedding, Schenley's, Carstalrs, Gallagher and Durten WHISKEY this week-end! Venetian Blind FACTS! To Our Dealers, and tHelr Venetian Blind Customers: Mow that the war is over, we thought materials would become available, and that we could make the Venetian Blinds you have been waiting for so long. We Were Mistaken? Materials are now harder to obtain than during the war. We had to stop taking orders, and will qVvote all our efforts to filling orders already placed with us, cannot estimate when deliveries can be made. If you 'cannot wait considerable time, please cancel your orders.

tris of th- estate of Oavid Benjamin Netties, also known as: David B. Nettles and D. B. Nettle, deceased; that I have fifed mv petition for final discharge, aind that I will applv to th Hom.rabl Harvey E. Pe, County Judve of Escambia Countv.

Florida. tn the Ttr day of November. A. 1845, tor approval or Rairip and for final discharge as administratrix of the tatt of David Benjamin Nettles, also kn r. as David B.

Nettles and D. B. Nettles, deceased ROBKliTA BKl'XSOX NETTLES. Administratrix of the estate of Davtd i'enjauiin Nettles, also known as Duvid B. Nettles and I).

B. NettI, deceased. 511S aw 4w IN I RCUTT COU IN AN FOR ESCAMBIA COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.

Katie (Catherine Alderman. F'aimfrf. v. James Terry Alderman, Defendant. Jsmes Terry Alderman ia hereby-notified to file an appearance in this court in the above styled cause on ilonday, November 5th, 1J45.

to a Ml for divorce filed apainst him by Katie Katherine Vtoher 4th, LANGI.ET BELL, i Clerk Circuit "ort. (SEAL) By LOIS Deputy Citrk. Ill 7 ow iw 13-t-44. Mum si PAIiEAPsLY! SAVE EXTRA Vx a PENSA ZZ VAMUKTi 00 Li STOR ro A PINT PACKAGE 22 E. GARDEN a SAVE TIME Bring Last Year's license J.

E. City Company -REMEMBER THE ADDRESS" IflDBBIIIIIIIIBBIIIIiniBI UBDBB.