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THE DAILY NIWS, HUNTINGDON AND MOUNT UNION, FA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 194T. rs Market 1305 Oneida St. Phone 1150 BWNAXCH Shortcake Peaches 3 cans $1.49 MONARCH fl Chop Suey Vegetables Monarch Chow Mein Noodles 20c Borders Eagle Brand Milk EAGLE Pancake Flour 5 Ib. bag 47c MAPLE FLAVORED Pancake Syrup 25c Blue Goose Orange Juice 19c Case Lyon's Cafe Supreme Ib. 52c HEINZ Fresh Cucumber Pickles 29c Jello Pudding 3 for 25c Chocolate, Vanilla, Butterscotch Oleomargarine 39c Swerl, For All Cleaning 27c Wheaties 2 for 33c FRESH PRODUCE POULTRY, MEATS, FROZEN FOODS TODAY'S SPOBTS PARADE By OSCAR FRALEV United Press Sports Writer New York, Oct.

two men who had jus. spent an estimated Dan Topping and Del Webb were very happy. They stood side by side in Webb's swankysuite at the Waldorf-Astoria and the dark-haired Topping f.nnounced, with the Arizona millionaire smiling agreement, mat they had bought Larry MacPhail's one-third interest in the New York There was'evident relief in their faces as they announced MacPhail's complete severance from the affairs of the club and both grinned when one of the milling reporters barked: "The basebalj writers ought to throw a party," The dapper Tqpping revealed that he and who now become equal partners, had agreed even before the Series to purchase MacPhail's one-third interest. "We didn't 'know he was going to resign as Yankee general manager, because his contract had three more years to run at $50,000 per year," Topping explained. "But when we turned down an offer of for 50 per cent of the club 10 days ago MacPhail asked us to-buy him out." Topping refused to state just what MacPhail received but added: "Figure it out for yourself.

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CAX For Coitifort-For Savings Buy an Automatic HEAT REGULATOR With Limit Control EVERY FURNACE NEEDS ONE Overheating 18 .50 GLASS Repair those broken panes now! Don't wait until the cold wind We have a wide range of sizes. Dealer 2nd and Allegheny St5. Hunting Phone CLASTER'S He said that the payoff "was a very definite, increase oVer what MacPhaii put up when we bought the club." Topping, who now takes over as president, indicated that he and Webb were against taking the team, to South America for Spring training-. But he called for George Weiss, veteran baseball front office man becomes general manager-and will direct the World Champions. "What's, the matter, president are In trouble already?" laughingly Inquired Webb.

'Golly, I've only been president an hour," Topping- came back somebody else said, MacPhail would have made a dozen decisions in that time." "Maybe it's better this way tnen," Weiss grinned as he joined the party. Topping told sportswriters that he thought MacPhail could have handled the club more economically, Aven though the Yankees madf money" this year. "He was a great promoter," Topping said, "but you can only promote so much." But he insisted he knew nothing about persistent reports that Commissioner A. B. Chandler had ordered MacPhail out of baseball Yet it was clear that he and Webb were happy over the change.

There was little love lost between them and the redhead, particularly after a near battle Monday night at the Yankee victory party. "I was a little mad alright," Topping said. "I tried to get MacPhail away and cool him off- and then he jumped on me. I didn't hit him but it was close." So by resigning his three-year job as general manager, MacPhail simply saved Topping and Webb a little trouble. "Because we may have had in the back of our mind to buy up his contract," Topping said.

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Council Jim O'Hora and Manny Weaver, both former Penn State grid stars are in command of junior varsity football at their alma mater. ROY'S REFRIGERATION MOUNT UNION, PA, Phone 9179 Certain species of beetles were considered so sacred in ancient times that they were mummified. FOR SALE Valuable Real Estate 8-room, brick-case house, 50 by 150 foot lot; double car garage, very desirable location, Address inquiries to Richard W. Linron, Ar- torney-at-Law, 324 Penn Street, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. SHOOTING MATCH CASSViLU, PA.

Saturday, Oct. 11 at 1:30 TURKEYS TrougK Creek Valley Lions Club 02, 16, 20 g. furnished) then directed the solicitor to prepare an ordinance granting Burgess J. S. Hills an increase so that his salary be $100 per 1,000 population or a fraction thereof.

Lasit decennial census listed Clearfield's population In execess of 10,000. No action was taken on pay- megt of salaries for councilmen. Subscribe for The Daily News. HUNTINGDON SPORTING GOODS Home of Spun Needs New and Used Guns Bought, Sold, Repaired M. West G.

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