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Frank Broyles To Florida Job Cecil Isbell Mew Conch Possibility Willie Pep Retains Title ST Mo Jun. If VP Featherweight Champion Willit Pep the Hartford, whirlwind. kept crown Monday The fi nco Radio Dial entral Standard January 17 AM WACO Mi tm Ms s. 15 I Mutte 45 tunrtst attisais Mirttn Rurtlo Revival iMietteir's Almanao North Texas State Boxing Team Draws (IHf Warn Tuesday, January IMO Waee, 9 I Rai News Farm Kttttlvn of this section, He may or may not! by knocking out Charley Rilev of fa 1 bf a hlthlf I fifth round of I Httnilsii- ne a ntgniv coacn, ground title fight 7-ft op of By HW Tl KHR New Sporta F.ditar Baylor to take an assistant loh under Bob Woodruff at of Florida at substantial increase in salary, lie wag well paid as an assistant coach at lor. Broylost stated that he would move to Florida as aoon as he can sell his home out on North Twenty- Fourth Street, pack up and leave.

He will likely be replaced ny the next head coach at Bavlor Broyles is a backfield coach. next head coach may be a baekfield coach, and if so a line coach Broyles as head coach will be hired as an aristant If is not known as yet 00 30 Cluh 45 Ciuh a mi Mt Trua if Mi Stor? Cretfkfr 9 4a Awhllt Mu.lr tn ail other varlties He is a He had coaching experience and fight ecil Added to List The champion put Rilev, touted a rugged to sleep for A nt a name into the the 10 count in the fifth bmelight yesterday. It was stated with a quick one-two to the head that Cecil Isbell was Interested in before half the round was up Frank Broyles, as expected. fnh offhand it he Rl1 The speedv resigned as an assistant coach Offhand, seems at jjttle battler kept pounding awav at meets all of the requirements. He head as the Negro kept try- has had experience in football of ing to force the champion to come 10 th? Moraine 10 "'n'1 in mmor oolloR.

football, In 21 k.pT^niM wifl'n hVnd il He was a sensational high star in this State, starring with a Houston school. He went to Allen Academy for a then went to Purdue vs here he became and All-1 to fall Ameiica. The end came with more violence He in pro football, being than that, however, Riley opened the best passer in pro football ithe fifth with a long, looping left 1 to Pep head and then started after he intended to ight there. with succew He and punished Riley who tried to hit when purdue to take a more lucra-1 back with noted knockout HATTIESBURG, Jan 16- mime Quartet 1 AP Mississippi Southern made ita and Rub? mtercollegiate hoxing debut i Ceffer Club a Rev Cariion ftmtrttiup day night by ight ing North Texas Club a State to four-to-four draw 'Wfathtr: Cof Ctui' H'tan Club ICnffM Club Chib Club Holy Cross Replaces St. in Poli fw Hank Room Mualc Room Club NEW YORK, Jan.

16 AP Holy Cross Monday replaced St. John's Herring Methodists Boaman. Bob Travalara of Show 1 Br Arthur Arthur Arthur Intck Rhvthtn Rounrtup Rhrthm Roundup for Two Arthur l.ova anti Arthur Oodfrat Jark David Ha ring ppt the fight well Time after time he slashed Rilev about the head and body with tell- ine blows and then stepped hark, as if to wait for the St. Louis hopeful Ranch Tima Mldclav Mood a PM ACO Horna RH IMt Parklna annv Mtraniiv Waddllt Star Mali Harmonv Otand Slam Par Warran I Aunt I Hatea Trant Our Oal Ssmdai H)F. KUl HI II Some 3,200 fans saw North Texas win one bout by a forfeit and three by decisions.

Southern won one i fight by a technical knockout and ihree by decisions. The only TKO Aent to Southern I captain Fd Kelson in the 175-pound class. Kelson, from Port Arthur Texas, got North Horace I De Ford after one minute of the fust round. De Ford asked for -v- the touel and Coach Hac Overturf casters from coast to coast, the Adult League until the upset, threw it in i nose out St. 1,037 to 992 which the Methodist quint also of Ri as the nations No.

1 TnL college basketball tt'am in the third I ni IClOry Associated Press poll. Herring Avenue Methodist hot of VVor- Church upended Emanuel cester. Mass, one of the country I mn, i- vun three major unbeaten teams, drew night In a YMCA 17 of a possible 128 first-place hai Church League game, 81-26. The lots cast by sports writers and Baptists were the pace-setters in RffTS Nr Ranch Time; Mkta Id coach, and if so a line nlaved with Green Bav. to Pep head and th 11 be hired to replace the rhftmninn as if it roarh hirarf Hutson was his favorite me cnampion i 1 roach then fl 1here- From Green Bay he went finish the fight riah 3 coach, then a h.ukfield bmk (o Pur(1up and coached Pep then pummeled i op Tima 15 Slatta Ttma Brida and Ornom 1:45 Brida and Oroom Ladles Fair Ladles Fair for a urtA Hired Hand and Jane KRU) stampa Quartet Newt Munn Jumper Junction (iutdlnt Llfht 3 00 Take It Eatv 2 15 Vera there will be a elect a new coach Both Issue meeting called to tve position as head coach of They w-ere slugging it out; Colts, and served as er him UP White, president of right hook Ladtea Ba Seated 4S Ladiet Be Seated 00 Oaifn Drake 15 Blta of Melody 30 Bita of out Brand Dr.

W. Baylor, issued a statement Brother on Baylor Squad that followed a split second later. Bob Pool Bob Pool nob Bob pool Txirntablea Teel a Ted a Ted't Turntables Tune Tune Tune Fartorr Tune Factory or Double if Paul Todav Children Llfht of World Nora DraUa Dearest Mother News from Noahere Rnad of Hilltop Housa Pepper Yount Houae Party to House Party lpg the resignation of Broyles, and Hp has ft brother on the Baylor quietly 'backHeld I coumlng" bv sued a statement. Thev'follow: hi. name the enough to stagger Right now his name the nght for the usual cere-i Dr.

whites statement, most prominent of those mentioned monies but his seconds helped him regret losing Frank Broyles for the job. However, there is still out of the ring. for the simple reason he is a talk of endeavoring to land Don choice gentleman and one of the Faurot, the of Missouri smartest youngest I know coach, and it has been stated by 1 ip nearkats However, he is being offered a some close to Faurot that he very flattering set-up by Coach would like to come down and Bob Woodruff, who Rave him his talk over the situation, first chance in the big time coach-i ing field. Naturally he feels great- sentiment Iv obligated to the one who has favor of Joe Davis, the Rice Caddo Matthews led Lions sci generously befriended him. I his jino coach.

Mention has been made with 12 points. J. B. Collins was does not mean that he is Johnny Vaught, old TCU guard, high for the Bearkats with 14. fled in any way with his relation- now coach at Ole Miss.

4 00 Crystal Oatlnt 4 15 4 .10 4 4ft Mrs, Constuble 6 00 Oreen Hornet 0 15 Oreen Hornet 5 30 Jack Armstrong 4S Jack 6:00 Headline Fulton Jr fi iS Nrws, Music iOibnel Heatter fi 45 Counterspv Mvstary nt of Backst aje VVlfa (Stella Dallas Loreneo Jones Widder A Girl Marries Portia Llfa Just Plain Blit Moore Oarry Moore Show News; Markets tack Pro. Jack Pro. Owvnn Pro. Western 'Texas fodav H-Har-B Ranch B-Bar-B Ranch Front Pate Farrei Pop Yount Dr Malone Eddy Arnold threw it in. The best fight was the 165-pound bout.

Jack Woodruff of took a close decision over Joel Foshee Woodruff was given 29 pints to 2S Foshee punched himself out in the first round but came back in the third to make it close. The Muinotary 135-pound Rod of Southern declMoned Harlan Oaskill Kio-pound David Ward of Southern declsloned Baxter Ratsdale I.HS-Pound Oeorte of Southern deelsloned Johnny Olee 145-pound Jackie Gunter of Texas forfeit over Clyde Gee 155-pound Gunter of Texas de- cJsloned Tony Rouchon. 165-pound Jack Woodruff of de- cisioned Joel Foahee 175-pound Ed Kelson of Southern TKOd Horace De Ford Heavy Bob Gltstrap of Texas deelsloned McCormick Hi I points. They ranked fifth in las? i established a high scoring record poll I for the year. Luke Welch was high The Kedmen who fell off for Emmanuel with 10 the top perch for the first time this The First Baptist No.

I team season, swung 35 first-place votes downed Central Christian, 41 to to capture the runner-up spot from second game of the night. Lone Island The Black- 1 Anderson, Hank Dickerson, birds attracted 27 first-place scored 8 each for the nominations to finish with 871 whde Joe Smith paced the COMMERCE. Jan 16-AP East Texas State's Lions downed the San Houston State Bearkats 47-41 Down in Houston there is much here Monday night in a basketball among the Baylorites game. The Bearkats were favorites 10 i he S' ff 15 The Sheriff News Cnstu 30 bv Bovero Officiai 45 Music by Bovero Official Detective News Mason 1 News i Liitht Dp Tim. Melodies World News Sports Cavalcade of America Babv Babv Snooks ship at Baylor.

He assured me he has been very happy in his Baylor Broyles Waeo Broyles' statement: "President W. White of Baylor University accepted my resigna-1 whether Baylor would be interest tion as assistant football coach this ed in hiring him (Monday) mornin- Vaught may or may not be American I inti available. The name of Henry Frnka, Tulane coach, and a for- ITOSt, 1 mer Texan, continues to be men- WEST Jan 16 SPL The West tioned bv Waco fans, alt hough it i American basketball team is not known whether ot not he a niijij workout here Monday would be interested in the job, or niKht in whipping the Frost Inde- pendents, 102 to 69. Carroll Drew I ver hitting for 34 and Trull 31. The tXl America's 15 Town Meetlnt Dance Time 45 Dance Time 9 00 Moments of Meiodv f) 30 ABC Roundup 45 ABC Roundup H) 0U News Home Edl 10 15 Ted Malone i John Steele John Steele Adv.

Mysterious I Traveler iHere to Veterana Mutual 'reel Request Club Request Club News Old Cow Puncner TUlon News Paul Lowell Beulah Show Smith Show Club Ed Murrow I Mystery Theatre Mr As Mrs North Norts. News SPECIAL MATCHES Pallas 1 adies 10 TO Gems for Old Cow Puncher Hotel Stephens Or Old Cow Puncher It 00 Music 11:15 Palmer House Or. 11 30 Graemere Ho. Or. 45 Music.

News an flitn off i Bob Hope Rr.b Hope McGee and Mcity McGee and Molly Bis Town I Town i People Funny People Are Funny i News Downey I.ones.»me Gal Life With Luigi I. fe With Lultl Kscape Fscape Tt UKi iiatiai aiiiFi waco Ladies Carolina State. slipped to 12th. points and retain third. Bradley of Peoria, 111.

boosted tt- self two notches into fourth place by pic king un a pair of victories over the week to earn three first- i place and 709 points. Kentucky, I upset bv Tennessee Faturrlav. dropped from second to fifth place with 623 points The Wildcats i wound up with three first-place votes nose out Duquesne bv only 13 points. The Pittsburgh Dukes, undefeated in 12 starts, whipped strong Cincinnati and Loyola of I Chicago to climb two notches into sixth place. College of New York picked up 373 points to win seventh place.

Indiana 1 was eighth witn 237 points followed by UCLA (ll-D and LaSalle The latter moved up from 13th place to crash the top ten and replace The Wolf pack losers with 7 In the third Adult game of the, program, Seventh and James tist whipped Austin Avenue Methodist, 58 to 47, behind Bob 21 markers. Randy Foster led the Methodists with 19. Motion ture 4 lasalftrtttlnw Alimi a I and Yount ORPHEUM immun ini a lit NOW SHOWING Start: 1 40 3 40 3:40 7:40 9:40 Pursuit Pursuit (You Doctor Errand of Mercy Clock News i Meet Band Matchea Wrestling Matches Dallas Men Waeo Men Oallss Bnvs Waco Boys MiSti Beaumont Manager In Serious (Condition Dance Orch, Mutual Dance Or Mutual Dance Or Mutual Dance Or a ten orr News Bixter Bars Matches 8-ngers Newa Wrestllnt Matches News, Final CBS Dance Orch Klan Off Dallas Ladies D.xle McCoy. 495; Billie Warren, 149. Kay Given.

455. Elieen WhUaei. 514 Golden Harrott. Waco Ladles Johnnie May. 464; Ann McDonald.

469. Olile Deteau, 452; Evelyn Hamby. 477; Freddie Waddell. 476. Dallas Men Kerr.

535; Smith. 507. Bruce Kershaw. 490; Oeraid cl.nHav 6ix with 234 in the first, rex nujnt SAVANNAH. Jan.

16 AT Martin (Chick) Autry, manager of the Beaumont Baseball Club in the Texas League, was in serious condition at a Savannah hospital a Monday ft)llowing a heart attack Bryant McCarty. with 303 Waco Men Fre I IM 1 STHKMi ALEX BLACKWELL Woodruff-of Florida has Frnka Maater Down throuRh Frnka diyniRht at 8 assistant there, an has been a wonder in getting the offer I have accepted Against spirited competition from Southwest Conference i UniOT MilftlCS he loaded his Tulane team with Sontli tn stars from this State. When he was the successful coach at Tulsa. Balch second-overtime some of his outstanding stars were North Juniot Texans. Incidentally, at -ulsa, he i triumph over South i made a marvelous over-all record.

As! ilf arrying his team to several ma- i recently, J. jor bowds. At Tulane last Fall his 2nnfr i United Press team won the Southeastern Con- icor? was deadlocked. Matt I ference title but that did not Bears are on the road to the top of the Southwest Conference. The school spirit, the boys who play the game, the general atmosphere or Baylor, will liva with me a long time.

This has been my first coaching job and I sincerely appreciate the way my family and I nave been treated In Waco. know ability as a coach and character as a gentleman. I consider It an opportunity to continue under him at An Fishing Again Takes Outdoor Spotlight tn the second Autry was brought to Savannah fd from his Winter home on Colonel the third. Alton Ben Chats Inland aiioroximstelv piii miles now. 486; Pred tlore.

548 with 213 In the nilies oeorge George, from here. Hospital attaches Dallas Boys Bex Ansiev. 608; termed his condition this Martin. with 219 in the first. Jarrett afternoon Shirley, 412; Don Archer, Btiiv Autrv is a former manager of er.

With 217 in the second. Waco Bny, thp and Charleston Lane. 467 Mickey Scott, 41. Charles Vestal, 4 6. Jimmy Outhne.

395- Winston Miller, 3-46 satisfy the great majority of Tu- oi 11 Mch lane fans, because Tulane lost its last one to the Louisiana State Decontrol Soars HentS team, and that kept Tulane out WASHINGTON Jan Associated dispatch of the Sugar Bowl. Rents soared from ie.lMo 41.3 per All members of the Bavlor Ath- cent in six large cities where Ietic Committee are still of open eral controls were junked under mind regarding the situation, and local option provisions of the 1949 are ready to ne convinced. None rent act. Housing Expediter Tighe seem to be heating the drums to! E. Woods disclosed today, a marked extent for any man Backing President Truman re- quest for another year of controls, Woods said a bureau of labor stn- 1 tistics survey shows rents rose quickly, steeply and apparently With the close of duck hunting red Eder of the had the following Miller of North and James Maxwell column.

DOl BLES TOUBNAMENT Kathryn Brink and Fred Latta took first place in the doubles tournament, Each team rolled games with total averages of each bowler not to exceed 340 The winners turned in 1421 Kathryn clubs in the South Atlantic league. I Hopi Indians are the only tribe in North America in which weaving is a art. The second halt of the duck season was a memorable one, es- peciaiy in North Texas. and ad- with from Florida stated yesterday that Hook Mylln, resigned National Football League coach, was flying to Waco to see about the possibility of landing the Baylor Job. His nsme Is not well known in I Northern storms blew of thousands hundreds into Texas, and although the season is closed now, the music of and "Fred 57 s.

passing flocks in the night skies Second place went to Laura Cotton i IS still with us. Reports from coastal hunting grounds indicate that the luck of other was generally good. These I Johnson and Paul Deteau. reports all add up to a fine Eva Bush and Lloyd Ashcraft. 1.324.

max of a great season. -fr Chester McDonald and Travis Banker. Frankie and Lynton Buther! ford. 1.62t» Jessie Nlcodemus and Nick MELROf LA.NI IIA O. t.N RANDOLPH "DOOLINS of OKLAHOMA" FINAL WEEK! Nunn-ltush Shoes Styli 2109 COMMANDER Sale Tans Hlacks Cordovans Scotch Grains Everv Fair lledueod! SI A .15 to To induce new wearers to try the increased comfort and style-mileage made possible by Ankle-Fashioning, we SAVING PRICES on ou tmtirtitmk of Nunn Bush For present Nunn-Bush wearers, this is an ptmunity to SAVE MONEV on their favorite Nunn-Bush style.

Act mw, Sale ends All Ldgerton Shots also Reduced! Starting at SS.9S Ufadfin0i "INI STOft! rot MIN of ducks and With the duck season gone he ygs oihe Deteau anrtj ame, attention turns V.2». MvVtS CV cidi Kansas State Sets Record mi not BLtS Eva Bush and Jaik Dalton won first In mixed doubles with 1.191. Including the forming 222 handicap Eva rolled and Jack ly. TT etch c.pWm Salt City, and scoring record was made by a Jacksonville, Fla. Bumgardner Is (x)ach At San Angelo College SAN ANGELO, Jan.

16 Max Bumgardner, former star end at the University of Texas, Mondav night was named head football coach and athletic director of San Angelo College The 28-year-old Bumgardner succeeds Pete Sikes, who recently became head football coach at San Angelo High School. Bumgardner was co-captain on the University of Texas teatn that lost just one game by a one- point margin and which defeated Alabama in the 194R Sugar Bowl game. He played high school ball at Wichita Falla. Bumgardner, who played pro football briefly after graduation, has been an assistant coach at Denison High School, again to fishing. Barker.

1.19K. Lois Ann McDonald and Around Lake Texoma, anglers uruham, 1.194 are talking a lot these days about a species of fish, the gold- 1 eye. Of course, the goldeye is not i a new' fish, but until of Lake Texoma it was rarely I Edtttt Llndemann and Clarence Llnde- I I mann took second with 1.11 Edith MANHATTAN, Jan. fh 407 and CUrrnre 496 not consinerea a satisfactory catch cap Cotton and Paul Deteau finished third with 1-161 Laura bowled 491 Pawl 562- They had a 108 handicap Other scores Etta Mae Johnson, 461. and W'lnston Miller, for with a 22A handicap Fi ankle Davis, 4M, and Mlrkev Scott, 496.

for with a 159 handicap Loralne Deteau. 374. and Doua Dato. 476 for 1.153 with a 303 handicap Rene Strother, 4SO. and Fred Oore.

521. for 1.121 with a 150 handicap Vada 374. and Rlc Ouercla. 435. for 3.109 with a 300 handicap Edna Lankart.

423. and Jim 425. for L0K2 with a handicap. Ellis Miller. 355.

and William Miller, for t.ofcl with a 357 handicap Mav Flatt, and Lewis, 401, for with a 276 handicap, Margaret Neeley. 264 and Lattimer. for 1,021 with a 375 handicap even then. But on light tackle the goldeye is a 99-57 vletorv over li wlli Mctory strike small plugs, streamers. spinners and drv flies, by Oklahoma two years ago in a A lot of snag goldeye game with Nebraska.

1 Sonny Wilhelmi, Iowa State cen-1 steaming Kansas State team Monday night in low a St me. The old mark was 87 points set while trolling for sand bass. They and viciously, and ter who was high with 221 points, hit a free throw in the first in in hi 30 seconds of the game. That whs 1 hauled in often, in the evening hours, when within an hour. The goldeye was never planted in Texoma.

but it occurred naturally in Red Kiver and, thus, as long as Iowa led as the Wild cats dashed by with a fielder and were never slowed. After 13 minutes, Kansas State 1 had a 33-11 edge and Coach Jack fhi uui Gardner replaced the regulars ex- 1 th ss ss, population, to awaken a real in- STARTS TODAY latestATi LAST DAY 110 A Start: 50 4 35 IJ I 00 Geo. Raft Virginia Mayo RED LIGHT" STARTS TOMORROW SCOUNORI1S A-1' IH A CfMTUtY Of INfAMYf AWW4WWH4V. Color Cartoon WARNER BAXTER as many points before he went out on fouls. Basketball Scores Big I.eague Baseball To Serve as Teacher COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan.

big league baseball, for the T' 7 second straight year, is ready to teach its professional skills to America amateur roaches and managers. Eignty-one representatives of major loop clubs, divided into 40 teams, will make up a clinic faculty due to visit 240 towns In 31 States between Jan. 23 and Feb 4 Texas 47, Sam Houston 44. Stephen F. Austin 7i, HoutJiwrst Te State 61.

Oklahoma 56, Drake 27. Oklahoma City I 57, PlttaburRh terest in the goldeye. Dr. Riggs said the fish spawns early In the Spring, in shallow water, and its natural range is from Manitoba to the Gulf. In the Manitoba area, it is taken in commercial quantltj and is quite valuable.

I Cirele Dovle Brink IIU Tetani Omi for FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE DONT HIS5. North Carolina 54, Wake Forest 50. Davidfton 70, MfOary 56. Indiana 57, Butler 40, Purdue 6 Iowa 55. Kansas State 8 Iowa State 57.

Wisconsin 57, Minnesota 54. Illinois 76, Northweatrrn 50. ic lireen Ohio Co-ofieratlne with the 16 major and 4 W) minor loop 74 Mi.hiam 5 I in the widespread clinic plan are State- 57 Wilber- the National Federation of Hi School ional ederation of High j. Athletic trie AI fiforsiis TWh 47 American Legion Junior Baseball Brooklyn IOS, Menico Program. National Baseball fress of America.

American Baspgress of America. American Base- nail Congress, and the National 45 Johns 58. Franklin and Amateur Baseball Federation. OETJILEIM TO DF.F.RH Theie were no native to or New Zealand, but they were from England they multiplied verv rapidly, until New Zealand is said to have at 10,000 red deer, Mrs. E.

duPont Weir's horse. Royal Governor, oats scrambled oggs with oats and consumes milk by the gallon. Fort Jackson 67, Newberry 54. Vanderbilt 44, MiMiatsippi 87. Arisona 61, Artsona Stato 61.

Ilanover 164. Rose Poly 5S. Bradley 11, Detroit Western Kentucky 64, Cincinnati 58, Kenturkv Wesleyan 71.1 nlon 58, St. Joseph's 57, St, 47. The planet Mars so far as It Is known, has no or mountains.

scueuute ot Suiunai as printed nas oeen taken from John Aiden Kmcht Solunar lables Plan days so that eou will be tn cood in cover' tlraea. it wiati to find spwrt that each day has to offer major periods sftovn in tvi-e begin at times ahown and last tor an hour and a half or thereafter The minor periods shown in regular are of aomeirhal ahorur luration BF.HT TIME TO FISII OR HUNT Jan. Minor Major Minor Major CR Nuw HO WING Dial 30929 4RV ANN GRANT HIIERIDAN is him; tn HHimr also COLOR CARTOON rwijj spike NOW OPEN 6 45 7:20 30 Commdy fkiott0 WACO HALL JAN. 20 riC KETS Raleigh PR lCES Ta I net. 30 ttW) 611 Management Gut Bit Otcn 17 i 18 Wed.

19 20 Fri. 21 Sat. 22 Sun. 23 Mon. One of USED CARS New Year Specials 1250 $1125 $950 $850 $1125 BIRD-KULTGEN, Inc Cor Lot 12th and Auftin PKone 2-0331 Ford Deluse Tudor 1S4 7 lord Super Deluse Tudor Radiu and Heater, White nideMalls 1W46 tub Radio and Heater Tst liusr Radio and Heater 1147 Nr4 Delusa tub Coupe, and Heater SAI SAIS IsStisaiS a A.

M. M. 5:15 11:45 5:40 2 6:35 12:40 6:55 1:65 7:25 1:85 7.15 1:55 8:10 2:25 2:45 8:55 6:05 9:15 9 40 3:45 9:55 4:05 10:20 4:15 the natuial handicaps that has kept its popularity at low ebb Is the numerous small bones. However, the flesh is good In flavor and texture. As a smoke fish, the goldeye is delieious and It Is thus that It it valuable in the North.

Smoked and ready for sale, it often brings as much $1 per pound The goldeye is handsome with a stiver, slender, gr tioned body. The tail is forked The whole appearance raises the thought of switfness and agility, The name comes from the large eye with a golden-hued ins. The mouth is of medium-state, the Jaw and tongue are armed well with shaip. slender teeth that sug tiny This latter fact often eausMTs the goldeye to hr railed a "toothed It is, in fart, a eiose relative of the herring family, but, as inletested glets can readily learn, it is a sport fish that deserves the dignity of full recognition. 5-1 MM I If THE BIG CAT LON McCALLISTER PEGGY ANN GARNER PRESTON FOSTER FORREST TUCKER VBtfr Friend )0HM I UNO MARK WHSOM I ELM ST.

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