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ALTOONA-TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1941 7,1 New York Stock Market TODAY'S ftflfllQ HIGHLIGHTS Tigers' Si2nin Dick Wakefield for $15,000 New Wrinkle On How To Get A Job STOCK SALES Dodgers Take Third In Row From Pirates 435,730 Today ......576.240 Week ao Year aio MORNING (DST) 8:15 WEAF Gene and Glenn 8:30 WCAU Emery Deutsch' .634,900 Rv WHITNKV MARTIN He is alert, energetic, 1 doesn't split KEW YORK, June iTh-- Spe- infinitives Beyond repair, cloesn bite orch. rial News Service) YVV know a nt a low curve outside wun a pud soma blR league papir, but think a offer will get him. Of course, he'? had no professional -experience, havine workfd only a school paper, but slmi k. that shouldn't niaVe anv NEW YORK, June 25 () Closing Stork: Atr Reduction 42 Jr. fellow who we think will de.

hnty spn on It. and ran pound tvowrter for extra bases. ve i into a crackerjack newspaper man. PITTSBURG. Juna 25.

Th He wants $30,000 to sign up with Ai Chem Dye 153 153 152'i diirerene. Everybody aavg ha'a a I minds about world-wide political and economic effects likely tc flow from the Russo-German war and it outi come. The domestic wheat problem, committed to at least 85 per cent of parity prices, held sellers in check. The huge surplus and favorable crop outlook restrained buyers. Thus, the market clung to its stalemate in the wake of Monday's abrupt rise which accompanied the first flush of bullishness following the newest war development.

Wheat tried to rally early In the day oir buying of mills and previous short sellers but gains were held In about 4 cent. Later, price dipped a lull cent from the hlgha but re cinch to 'go" Kre.TUiun. in thV wi SrSbir Plral'a' Am Cn 8' leeauea. i. 8 0 5 Am Com! what I so funny about that Fred MacMurrav Madeleine Carroll IX "ONE NIGHT IN LISBON" ENDS TODAY editora Didn't Dirk Wakefield Just I v'J1 lh Am Rad Si, to to play baseball with I NtS.

Mmtia. -Uv Am 42 4l'i 41 'i agree the Detroit Tisrers for aome S45.00U? Do they knom he'll be a crackerajck j-sui uuiicr ui iiir wan rim-irn mnior league player? They think he in llm fir.t innlntr arDiiini. will, sure, but we think our vounr STARTING TOMORROW Atch fc umpire, and followed by Manager nmnii fnWrt -a-r A hv Manns newspaper sapline will develnii into Frank Frisch of the Firsts in Uw i Atb Refining SO'i-rSOH-SOH sixth inning and Coach Alike Kelly of i ct 15H14" 15H covered again and closed unchanged siuiay obk. too. ne a nan as mucti bijr-league experience as Wakefield.

And m'hat's more, there Isn't ne.rlv to higher compared with yester tne same cum in tne ae-enth lor a wr.io o'v an n-i Bendix Aviation 37 disputing decisions, day. July September as Much chance that he will come up with cracked finzet or a broken lejf. as he doesn't come alidinr into his typewriter. We've tried to renvinc. vnunir Open High Low Close WHEAT July 1.024-4 1.03 1.02 1.024-4 Sept 1.044-4 1.044 1.03-4 1.044-4 Dec 1.064-4 1.064 1.054 1-064-4 friend that rrnvbe he should try to wrangle a S20-a-week Job.

or mavbe for nothine for a few 73 73 4 73' Club 9:45 WABC Hymns of All Churches 10:30 Nat Eueharlstic Coiigresa 11:00 WJ AS Mai Lee Taylor AFTERNOON 12:00 WABC Kate Smith Farm and Home Hour 1:15 WJZ Between the Bonkends 1:30 WEAF Frankie Master' orch. 2:00 WJZ Marine Band 8:00 WCAU Mary M. McBrlda 4:16 WHAM Club Matinee NIGHT 6:00 WWV A Lutheran Synod 6:15 WJZ Bill Stern 6:30 WABC Paul Sullivan 7:00 WCAE Fred Waring 7:15 WJZ Mr. Keen WJAS Lanny Ross 7:30 KDKA Cugat Rhumba Revue WJZ Intermezzo WABC Vox Pop Spotlight WJZ The World Best WTAM Fanny Brice 8:30 WLW Aldrich Family WCAU City De.k KDKA News 9:00 WEAF Ring Crosby WJZ Tommy Dnrsev's orch, WABC Major Bowes 9:30 WOR Alfred Wallenstein' Sinfonletta 10:00 WLW-Rudy Vallee WJAS Glenn Miller Prof. Quiz 10:30 WGY Good Neighbors KDKA Ahead of the Headlines WBAL Johnny Long orch.

WEAF New 11:15 WCAE Gene Beecher's orch. 11:30 WABC Michael Lorlng's orch. 'WEAF Harry James' orch. WJZ Dick Roger orch. Calloway's orch, WABC Joey Kearns' orch.

WCAE Carl Hoff's orch. WGY Sammy Kaye's orch. July Sen'. 734 764-4 764-4 764 76 11:30 Chanticleer 9:00 Ncwa 9:05 Sunrise Serenade 9:30 Hank Lawson 8:45 Gospel Singer 10:00 News 10:15 Golden Trio 10:45 Mary Lee Taylor' 11:00 Mary Marlin 11:15 News 3 11:20 Morning Musical Revue 11:30 Presenting Betty McCloskey 11:45 Program 12:00 Bob and Gine 1 12:15 Birthday Greeteri 12:30 Singin' Sam 12:45 Noonday Rhythm 1:00 Brad Reynelda 1:15 Tonic Tune 1:45 Frankie Master 2:00 News 2:15 Your Home 2:39 Gertrude Green I 2:45 Matinee Melodies 3:00 Against the Storm 3:15 Ma Perkins 3:30 Guiding Light 3:45 Vic and Sade 4:00 Lone Journey 4:15 News 4:30 Tea Time Tunes 6:00 News 5:05 Sport News of the Day 5:10 Face of the War 6:15 Evening Melodies 5:30 We. the Abbotts 5:45 Howard and Snellen 5:50 Reverie 6:05 Three Suns 6:15 Baseball Scores 6:16 Three Suns 6:25 News 6:30 Dream Home 6:45 Paul Douglas Sport Column 7:00 Fred Waring 7:15 News Room of the Air 7:30 Calvary Baptist church 8:00 Jungle Jim 8:15 Front Page Drama Concert Miniature 9:00 Hits and Encores 9:30 American Family Robinson 9:45 Studio 10:00 Rudv Vallee 10:30 Good Neighbors Music 11:30 Off lust in orove has what it takes, but he's a stubborn cuss, and just savs Dec 7gi, 784 784 784-4 Th Pirates pushed their way to a two run lead while Lefty Ken Heint-zelman pitched no-hit through the first four frames.

Then the Dodgers bunched five of their nine hit for three un In the fifth and sixth only to have Pittsburg take the lead again with a run in the sixth and another in the seventh. Finally in the eighth Brooklyn made two runs stick on a single, doubles by Bill Herman and Cookie Lavupctto, and a fly. Credit for the victory went to Klr-by Higbe. who Relieved Hugh Caiej in Ihe seventh. BROOKLYN All 1 II A Reese, ss 5 2 2 3 4 Herman.

2b 4 1 1 4 Reiser, cf 8 1110 "If Wakefield can eet a bonus for lltn'ns tii CO tn work whv shnnlrtn't Why is basball anv different than UATS July rrld ..364 July new ,,364 Sept new ..374 384 SOY BEANS 364 364 364 86 4 36 36 4 374 364 37 384 3S4 384 anvthine else?" He has something thre at thot If poor, downtrodden ball nlavers. July 1.484 1 4S 1.454 1.464 Oct old 1.414-4 1.414 l.ssi; i.MU-a; who hav onlv a man to see that thev aren't reduced to slavery hy the club owners, can command as hiyh as S4.V0O0 iust to Lavacretto. 3b 4 0 2 2 1 Oct new 1414 1414 1.39-4 Dec 1.424-4 1.434 1.394 1.404-1.414 RYE Julv new ..564 564 554 554 to try to olav hleh-class has.oha'1 maybe we have been wast- na- lot of svnmathv on Door, down- Medwick. If 3 1 2 Vosniik. rf 4 0 0 1 A Camilli.

lb 4 0 0 11 3 Owen, 4 0 1 2 1 Casey, 2 0 0 1 0 BeLh St-el 74 -73 Boiintt Airplfne 17 -16 Borden Co 19V- 19t4 19Ti Briggs Mf(u- li, Budd Ches ft Ohio 3fi'v-36i4 3S Chrysler Corp 57H 57'4 Colum El 3 27 Comwlth ft South Cons Edison 18i Consol Oil 6', Cont Can 34V. 34 34' Curtis Wright 8Ti Dei Lack ft West SH 3 3 Douglas Aircraft 73 72'4 Du Pont de 154153154 Eastman Kodak 134 El Auto Lite 27U Gen Elec 32T-32i 357i Gen Foods 37 36 37 Gen Motors 3Ssi 38 3S1! Greyhound Corp 11U U1 Illinot Central 8 75i- Int Harvester 515051 Int Nick Can Int Tel ft Tel 2'i. 2 Johns Manville 64 3'j Kennecott Coo 37U 36T Kresge 244-24 24'i Lehigh Val Coal l't 1H-1' Libby. Mc. A 5'4 Liggett ft Myers 54 Loews Inc 30U 29 Montgom Ward 3d3.

35 Nat Biscuit 16J 16'4 16H Nat.Dairv pr Cii Nat Distiller 20- 20'v Nat Pow ft Lt 6 6'? 6H Central R. 12'; i2U 12'4 North Amer Co 13U 124 12'4 Northern Pacific 6's 6'4 6'j Packard Motor 2 Param Pictures 114 114 11H Penney 79-. 79 Penn 234234234 trnrtd-i, hall players. Offhand, we can think of another I July old ..53 i 53 624 524 Sept old S44 I Sept new ..574 574 564 574 i Dec 604 604 594 60 i LARD I Julv 10.75' 10.75 10.60 10.60 Coscaarrt. 1 0 0 0 0 Higbe, 1 0 0 0 1 blanch of endavor where a prosnertive emplove.

with no real experience, cets a lSftO-siae fortune fo just asrreeine to try. Pro footbe.M on'times pavs bonuses, but th. pro Wii'fvS Galaxy of gorgeous girls! I 7 i 7 swell new song hits! 1 Laughs Also ftiCIIMGte Selected Short mfXyr? Subjects Sept 10.97. lUflO 10.80 1O.R2-S0 Totals 35 5 9 15 xBatted for Casey in seventh. PITTSBl'RG AB A foothaners usually have a pretty Gustine.

2b 4 1 2 2 4 Uct 11.27 11.30 11.10 11.10 i BELLIES July 12.75 Sept 13.75 I Oct 14.no Martin. 3b 4 12 11 eond line on what their man will he ahi? to do. and don't har to worry about whether he can hit a curve ba" or so to his richt. Vauehan. ss 4 0 112 You can't rriticir.e Dick Wakefield.

WFBG TODAY 7:45 Morning Devotions 8:00 European News 8:15 Gene and Glenn You ran only envy him and if some dav all busmfss will be con 10 4 0 2 si 0 0 3 0 0 2 10 116 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Elliott, rf 3 Fletcher, lb 4 Garms. If 4 DiMaggio. rf 4 Lopez, 3 Collins, 1 Heintzelman, 2 ducted alone the same lines so that a felifw who succeeded in fixina; the tap in his sink will he able to eet lbs. offerings 10.66 and 1512 lbs averages 10.60: heifers stejirtv hni' a bonus rrom tne piumoers union for alanine up to learn to be a lour- closed weak: top 11.75 on both lisht Cash lard 10.47; loose 9.57: bellies 12.50. Wheat was unchanged1 to cent lower: basis steadv: sales 3.000 bushels: bookings 10.000 bushels: receipts 12 cars.

Corn was unchanged: basis firm for choice and unchanged for other grades: sales 25.000 bushels: booking 32000 bushels; receipts 139 cars. Oats were unchanged to 4 rent lower: basis firm for heavy choice and unchanged for other grades:" sales 18.000 bushels: bookings 6.000 bushels; receipts 17 cars. nevman sink fixer. and weighty heifers: alnur Yni a'o wonder If male students steady; bulls active fullv steadv: at the University of Michiean won't he in a quandary a.s to whether to maior in football or what with Tom Harmon cashine in plenty as a result of his cridiron fam and weighty sausage offerings to 9.00 freely; vealers 25 higher at 12.00 down. Salable sheep total 8.000: better grade spring lambs 25-35 lower: lowr grade steadv to weak; shorn lambs and fat sheen scarce: Wakefield rapitalizinr immediately on Totals 83 4 10 27 10 r.Batted for Lopez in 9th.

Brooklyn ..0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 05 Pittsburg .0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 04 Errors Reese. Martin. Runs batted in Owen. Lavagetto 3, Vaugnan, Gustine. Reiser.

Two base hits Herman, Gustine, Reiser. Lavagetto, Medwick. Three base hit Martin. Double plavs-r-Camilli. Reese- and Camilli: Heintzelman.

Gustine and Fletcher. Left on baees Brooklyn 5. Pittsburg 4. Bases on balls off Heintzelman 2. Casey 1.

Struck out by Heintzelman 5. Hit off Caaey in 6 innings: off Higbe 3 in 3. Wild p'teh Higbe. Balk Casey. Winning pitch Stale Offices Close At Noon Tomorrow By direction of Governor Arthur H.

James, all state offices will ba closed tomorrow at noon because of the death of State Secretary of Health Dr. John J. Shaw. Offices will reopen at the usual time Sat. urday morning, June 28.

AH claimants scheduled to be heard tomorrow afternoon at the State Unemployment Compensation offices are urged to appear in the morning. his diamond prowess. Education, wonderful. Rcltinr hack to our vounr friend. MAT.

20c EVE. 30c KIDDIES 10c several lots closely sorted 80-85 lbs. native springers 12.50: hulk nrf he's oncn to offers, and he doesn't expect to be farmed out for intern- choice 71-80 lbs. 11.75-12.00: most shin with some cross-roans CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. June 25 (P) Hogs rose 10, to 15 cents in active trading today, canceling yesterday's loss anl establishing a new too price of the past four vears at $10.80.

(TJ. S. Agr.) Salable hogs 10.000: total 15.000: active 10 higher with spots up 15 or more on medium Thirty thousand is hia price, and if throwouts 10.00 down: few odd lots shorn lambs 8.50 to 9.50. best 9.75: top native ewes 4.75: bulk 4.00-50 with Last times today he won take less we know a renew who will. In fact, we mieht sign up for $20,000.

common and culls downward from 2.75. er Higbe. Attendance 2.425. Pub sve 2141214 Pullman 27'i 26 27 Pure Oil 94 Radio Corp of Am 4 Reading Co 15 Repub Steel 19-1, 194 194 Reynolds Tob 3231432 Sears Roebuck 72472724 Socony Vacuum 94 84 9 Soerrv Corn 36436364 Stand Brands 64 54 5 Stand Oil Cal 21214-214 Stand Oil Ind 304304304 Stand Oil 404394404 Studebaker Corp 54 54 Swift ft Co 214 Texas Corp 394394394 United Aircraft 40439440 United Corp 9164 United Gas Imp 7647 Rubber 23422423 Smelt ft 59 Steel 564564564 Warner Bros Pict 3434 West Union Tel 244244244 Weft El ft Mfg 944944 Woolworth 294294294 Yellow Tr ft 14414144 Youngst ft 36436364 TREASURY' TOSITION Anv takers? WASHINGTON June 25 Tk position of the treasury June 23: Ewell to Run Twice Before LOOKING Receipts $40,854,470.07: JOE LOUIS vs. BILLY CONN WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT PICTURES $67.69.466.23: net hnlnnne sima'Ana gross debt $48,818,308.151 72; increase over prfvious dav $6 gold assets $22,616,715,050.79.

ALSO French Sailors Released VICHY, June Informed source said tonight that the Germans are quietly releasing all French sailors held in Nazi prison Some 4,000, including six high ranking admirals, were sa'd to have been set freo already while a further 6,000 aro expected to follow. weight and heavy butchers: practical top 10.75 freely: short load 210 lbs. average late 10.80: good 180-270 lbs. 10.50-75: most 270-330 lbs. 10.40-65: eood 400-500 lbs.

packing sows 0.25-85: lighter weights 9.85-10.10: shippers took 1.000: holdovers 1.000. Salable cattle lO.CaV): cadves 800: medium weighty and weighty fed steer 15-25 lower; yearling and light rattle steady' to 25 down: yearlings scaling under 1050 lbs. mostly steadv: extreme top 12.75; paid for prime 1135 lbs. steers: practical top 1080 Ihs. vearlines 12.00: choice to prime 1360 lbs.

11.90: 1534 lbs. 11.25: medium to good 1500 lbs. 12.25: medium 1520 lbs. 9.75: lead after load average good LYNN ROBERTS TED NORTH in "The Bride Wore Crutches" THE Maryland legislature still uses the colonial capitol where the United States congress, met in 1873. Entering Army STATE COLLEGE.

June 25. Before Barney Ewell. Penn State's national sprint champion, reports to the army next menth he will run in two eventa which he has eagerly waited for "a year. Barnev will compete in the national A. A.

U. 100 and 200-metre event Sunday on Franklin Field. Philadelphia and will match strides with the only runner who has ever beaten him twice in outdoor competition. That sprinter is the present holder of the "the world fastest human" title. Harold Davis, of Salina Junior col-leee.

California. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, June 25 ip Indecision characterized wheat trade today as prices witehed up and down and CONSTANCE BENNETT COSMETICS TO THE LADIES WITH THE PURCHASE OF EVENING ADMISSION TICKET AND 5 CENTS TO COVER HANDLING CHARGES to averaee choice weighty steers sell- BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO in "IN THE NAVY" Ends Today grain men siught to make up their ing at well finished 1525 'EM OVER By JIMMY BRANTLXNGEE Two of the pitchera about which much has been said, and written sinc the first week in May. had their ears pinned back this week. The offense caueht up with Frank Stein-bugl of Columbia Park and Harry Clayconib of Millville but. if they are the kind of pitchers we think thev are the deflation hsould help them.

Frank and Harry had it coming to mem. That' baseball. CIVICS DEFLATE FRANK Steinbugl. whose O-l-J-S-4-hit victories have mad Greater City his'ory this season, took an awful trouncinr from Juniata Civic the other night before itoin; down wiih the good ship Columbia Park. Tjie Civic paddled him for nine hits and jeven run in five inning and tagged him for a first pitching loss.

What Juniata did agairst Llyswen on the following night is neither here nor there, nor is Columbia Park' ciuick recovery at the expense of th favorite cousin from Millville. STARTING TOMORROW Our Giant Air-Conditioning System In Operation! STARTS i-1: i vi 1 1 i I nTT 1 The Penn State brown bullet has never been beaten in the sprints in I 'J Penn State dual myt competition and has amassed an impressive total T0M0IHI017 of 51 first places during hi college career. Ewell i the only athlete In the 65-year old hiatory of the IC4-A The "Marked Woman of the Orient" Tells Her Own Amazing Story! championship who ha twice scorec: triple victoriea in the 100. 220. and broad lump.

He achieved another duplication in the N. C. A. A. championships at Stanford last week when he retained his 1940 crown in tn, 100 and 220-yard dashes.

He did noi enter the broad jump. Chick Werner. Nittany Lion trar 1 'inn 'I ii i .1 mentor, claims that Barney i thi rreatest competitor he has ever seei and with one more vear of competi tion he thinks that Ewell would eS tablish himself a the greatest prhv PARK SPANKS HARRY Clavcomb, who ha established himself as the ace of the Millville staff through some extra-special performances against all and sundry opposition, goi hi in Tuesdy's tiff with Columbia Park. Going to the mound between the appearance of Joe Benton and Al Young. Harry was greeted like a long lost brother.

The Parkite went to work on him so thoroughly tiiat the going-over retired him in short order. Another ihapler will be written the next time Steinbugl face Juniata and Claycomb pitche against Columbia Park. 'J- 1 tVwMiio ter in the world. Although only a junior at Stat Barnev must reoort to hi selectiv: 1 LjlQ Vv To -vS amiB i service board next month just as hi is approaching his peak. In the IC4-J meet Bsrnev negotiated the 100 i 9.6 to tie the meet recora.

ana i Selected Short Subjects the 220 blazed across the finish lii in 20.7 establish a new recon When "Ewell and Davis clash Sui dav. the victor will wear the undi' putable crown of "the world faslei nurr.an. ENDS TODAV "CRIMINALS WITHIN" "BILLY THE KID'S FIGHTING PALS" Chief Logan Archers Hold Weekly Shoot ill 15c 20c llll ioc- The following acore were regi tered by the Chief Logan Archer IN THE ARMY NOW Private A. Wolfberg file a report on army life from Camp Wheeler. Ga.

Until a few weeks ago Private A. Wolfberg was just plain Pete Wolfberg and a vel-ii an of the Y. M. H. A.

basketball wars. His postcard from Macon. telle us that he is getting the Tribune daily and enjoying it. Louie Patt, ex-Y. M.

H. A. court mate and Y. Varsity eager is in the same outfit and Pete saya they have it "very nice." Picture's on the other side of the card tells us that the scenery's fiand. thev eats swell, "the general' my pal." etc.

Peter'a many local friends may contact him by writing to Pvt. A. Wolfberg, Co. Third Training Battalion. See-on! platoon.

Camp Wheeler. Ga. And it's a cinch all letter will be welcome. their weekly shoot. Both hits aeores are shown COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY C.

E. Piper. S3-489; P. B. ShusJ sz-392: c.

L. Ketrow. w. Griffith. 75-348: H.

Ehtley. 60-29: TAIglNC BR EN DA DAVID MARSHALL BRUCE Dick McCloskey, 52-240: Don Sim son. 39-15S: H. H. Shill.

32-112: Aurenbaugh. 49-185: P. Patterson. 1 97: Bill Rickert. 58-92; Joe Bret 18-90.

Girls tr.d juniors: Dot Shuss. 339: James Ketrow. 20-92; Bil Plus Hit No. 2 White. 34-148.

New Enterprise Drops Decision To Klahr Klahr defeated New Enterprise LOCALS SWING DIKES Local vouths quartered in Fort Man-mouth. N. are a'so making camp ne. When Brass Hat No 1 of the signal corps chools visited Fort Monmouth recently the genera! lauded Fort Monmouth's boys as the best trained and dressed in the ceuntry. And when a big battalion day was held by Company D.

a basbnll game and boxins matches featured. That' where the local angle comes In. Joe ppinazznla fnurht a Jack Wood of Grand RaDids. to a draw. Joe to 5 on the latter' field behind Si ter's 5-hit pitching.

Klhr would to book games lor baiuraays a Sundavs and for July 4. Managd should write to Gaien Divel, Clav PLUS THIS SECOND BIG HIT burg. Pa. if Klahv pounded sniaer for iz THE EARL OF PUDDLESTONE" Maren broke even In bout with Witn U'veiv retting nre i three Clear Wevant and Aic ToMcsze or Twin bocks. Helae' each two for fo i Dittmar mad two of the New Enirt WITH THE HIGGANS FAMILY JAMES GLEASON-TOMMY RYAN ERIC BLORE rrise hits off C.

Futer and C. Clal comb. Angott Beat Hurst -AND THIS NEW SERIAL TORONTO. June 25 SamH i Angott of Louisville. N.

B. i lishtweiel.t champion who lives SOBERING INFLIENCF sive jolt of the naff week are having a rnbering ffert on the formerly high-flj-inr Hollt-davsburg Blair laru club now ditraine in for th' sfnd ha'? e-rind whih nrom'scs tc. -e tough. Newrv start'd the lonr haul down with th The rime a ti w'th Roaring Sprinr and. finally, a less to Tyrone The Surgers are still r'dne ir.

first olace but remaining th're now loom a tourh.r than it snpeared as rerntl- as two weV age New Homestead Coach IBUCK I Washington. outpointed Hani lOHEaLsrt Burs' of Montreal in a en roun non-tit' bout. Angott forced th VmiTE EAGLE I fight through most of the twit failed to win a unanimous decisioi The two judges voted for the Ken tuckian while the referee railed it i draw. Angott weighed 137. Hurs mam I 137 1-1.

SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION 0 THE SCREEN ALTOOXA'S OWN JANET FEATURED SINGER WITH HAL KEMP'S ORCHESTRA. HEAR LOVELY JANET SING 'THE JOKE'S ON YOU" Second Trick Shopmen, Early Show Door Open 19 A. M. Britton's Son Wins HOMESTEAD. Pa.

June 25-MK Larrv Sullivan, former Duaueane uni- versity quarterback, has hn named I ALBANY. N. June 25. (. 1 Cheater I "TT lHIIV v- football coach at Homestead High Bobbv Britton.

of Miami, a.m of for iwuvunv i mer welterweight champion Jack Britton. punched out a tloee. ten-round TO? TEPEES' school. He succeeded Tom Lallv. who resigned tn- accept an industrial position, frullivan has been coach at Drry Township Hifh srhool aince 1934.

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