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The Evening Sun from Hanover, Pennsylvania • 26

Publication:
The Evening Suni
Location:
Hanover, Pennsylvania
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26
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The Evening Sun Wednesday, July 12. 1972 mm say mjms ear (cninSGO Hal Boyle dhrtuig faiir OF PA. INC. cr? (U JcL NEW YORK (AP) Some people on rainy afternoons like to go to the bank, take out their safe-deposit boxes and count their stocks and bonds. They come home pleased that nothing is missing.

I'd like lobe able to do that with my socks. In fact, for some time I've been thinking of doing just that-renting a safe-deposit box at the bank to keep my supply of socks intact. The only reason I don't renl the safe-deposit box is that I don't trust banks that much. 1 don't think thev can build a Li B3UB (330 EG bank vault big enough or strong enough to keep out the mysterious predator who has been preying on my socks for as lone as I can remember. 03 iv i 1 1 a i I a -I a ra i kl 3 The problem of vanishing socks has been bothering me 19.97 COLEMAN since early childhood.

As tne sleepiest of four staircase Irish sons, I was the last to get up usually to find only one sock remaining to put on. The culprit who made off with the missing sock was never apprehended, and the whole matter is a family mystery to this day. My older brother stoutly denies that he put on three socks just to confuse me. In any case I was known in the neighborhood as "Little One Sock," a nickname I came to One of the reasons I was glad to grow up and get a college degree was my thought that no one would dare try to steal socks from anyone that educated. But that proved to be an illusion.

Since then, through a major depression, a world war, a long boom, inumerahle riots, and travel in some .67 countries, someone or something has been rustling my socks. I believe this a world record of some kind. Do you know any other person who has had at least one sock stolen from him in 67 countries? For some time I thought the guilty party must be one-footed, as usually he took only one of' a 'pair' of socks, but I can't recall Uial my life has been dogged by any individual hopping along after me on a single foot. Anyway, his modus operandi has changed lately, hp takes mv socks IB AT with 3 Lb. ID Dacron 88 Filling LJ MEN'S, WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S FASHIONS mmL pF8 1.64 FOAM CHEST haohazardly-somctimes just LADIES' SWIM SUITS GIRLS' DRESSES GIRLS' PANTSUITS BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS BOYS' SLACKS BOYS' SHORTS LADIES' DRESSES LADIES' PANTSUITS LADIES' SLACKS LADIES SHIFTS LADIES' DUSTERS LADIES' SKIRTS one, sometimes both.

Theother rainy afternoon I spent a couple of hours inventorying my sock drawer. (Mb No. 3050 was with some satisfaction that I noted I had 45 matching LADIES' SCOOTER SKIRTS MEN'S SHORTS pairs of socks. I could now fresh chanee of socks every day for a whole monthl and a half without navmg io rush to the laundry. That may not be much of a claim to fame fnr a man mv aee.

but looky 1.47 here, smarty, you go and count how many pairs ot socks you have in vour socks drawer, and Nestea WCMIUMM ONE DAY ONLY SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCt TOSSED GREEN SALAD HOT GARLIC BREAD ALL YOU CAN EAT I'll bet you wipe that smirk off vour face pretty fast. 33 NESTEA ICED TEA MIX What gave me some sorrow however, was to note that in addition to the 45 Dairs of socks I had left over seven single un- a. matchmg socks. Some problems a man in this life simply has to face all alone. Chess Tales NEW YORK (AP) The insulted egos and white-knuckled tensions before the Fischer-Spassky chess match may have seemed to be a blazing MAKES2QTS.

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But his brother stayed to split the king's skull open. These stories are sagas from Willard Fiske's "Chess in Iceland and in Icelandic Literature," published in 1905. It is said that American rhpss chamDion Bobby Fischer COLD DRINK CUPS in KODACOLAR PROCESSING PLUS FILM REPLACEMENT ft N. ONLY has gotten the highest stakesin nisiory OI cness lur ma aei ico that heearf vesterday in Reyk javik with Boris Spassky, the OF PA. INC.

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