The Billings Gazette from Billings, Montana • 18

Sunday Morning, June 28, 1953 Pege Eighteen THE BILLINGS GAZETTE 1 Gardnar Mulloy Bows to Youth in Wimbledon Meet Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Yellowstone Motor Sales Safe Buy USED CARS Uncle Sam Sends Two Nephews, Five Nieces Into Quarter-Finals Junior League Standings Pioneer League Statistics Show Ogden, Great Falls in Close Race Recreation BILLINGS BOYS' BASEBALL Little BIcrer Leatut Vold.GF Escalante. IF BriRKs. IP Lost 3 3 3 Palm, SLC Won 3 3 3 3 Sheepherderi Q' Police Elks Appliance Mart Custom Tire 4 4 Hill, MV Fornall, GF Patchell, Bil Curby, IP MONDAY NORTH PARK Creative dramatics modern dance baton children's activities art boys soft-ball boys athletic games SOUTH PARK Tap and acrobatics ballet baseball 9-12; girls softball boys league Softball boys" athletic games rhythm band baton children's activities 2 Leading pitcher Ren Sexton (4-01 of Sheepherders; leading hitter Ken Hunt (.476) of Elks: home runs Merle Amos, Cliff Marrs and Frank Achten, one each. Little League (Llssa) Won 10 Lost 3 4 1 SOUTH POOL Swimming lnstructton- ABC Stroup Elks Worthington, Australian turned New Zealander, 10-8, 7-5, 6-3. The other U.

S. survivor, lefty Art Lar-sen of San Delandro, advances Saturday. Maureen (Little Mo) Connolly, the defending champiion, led a party of five Americans into the round of eight in the women's singles division, winning easily over Ann Shilcock of Great Britain, 6-0, 6-1. Joining her were Doris Hart of Coral Gables, Fla. seeded No.

Shirley Fry of Akron, Ohio, No. Mrs. Dorothy Head Knode of Alameda, No. 4 and unseeded Julie Sampson of Pasadena, Calif. Jaroslav Drobny, the Czech-Egyptian who claims he is only 31, also succumbed to the same old 6 3 2 Grandview 13 75 34 63 48 55 14 6 6 111 62 99 42 55 13 4 4 72 49 76 38 46 8 3 3 30 35 42.

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Smith. Poc Cutler. Boise Petersen, Bol Hum, Boise Aldama. Boise J.R.M'tin, Poo Koart, MV Lierman, IF Osborn, MV Boutet. MV ABC: leading hitter Mike Fallon (.5001 of Grandview; home runs Make Gaines, one.

WIMBLEDON, England Old age and fast tennis overtook Gardnar Mulloy, 39-year-old physical phenomenon from Coral Gables, Saturday in the fourth round of the Wimbledon championships. Frisky Kurt Nielsen, 23-year-old, happy-go-lucky from Copenhagen, whipped the veteran Florida lawyer, 10-8, 6-3, 7-5. Nielsen played the kind of fast, ground covering tennis that made Mulloy's years weigh heavy. The final point was a clear service ace which Mulloy could not reach in the boiling sunshine. But even with Mulloy's unexpected defeat, Uncle Sam sent two of his nephews and five of his nieces into the singles quarter finals, which will be contested Monday.

Sunday is an off day because of British blue laws. Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, seeded second behind Australia's young Ken Rosewall, gave an impressive performance in ousting George Little League (Mustang Juniors) Won Lost 2 5 6 Monarch 7 Carpenter Paper 4 Petentler Stevens 4 KBMY 4 PIONEER PARK Tap tennis 9-12: 1-4; arts and crafts girls softball boys softball boys athletic games TERRY PARK Baseball 9-12; baton flag twirling children's activities tap and acrobatics VETERAN'S PARK Baton story telling dramatics 11-12: art modern dance creative dramatics rhythm band folk dancing show wagon CENTRAL PARK SALT LAKE CITY U.R Ogden's Reds and the Great Falls Electrics, in a close race for the Pioneer League leadership, are in an even closer team batting race, statistics released Saturday revealed. Great Falls timber swingers had a team batting average of .283 as of June 23, while Ogden was only a point behind with .282. The fact that the Reds were out front in the league race while Great Falls held second place could be explained by team fielding figures. The Redlegs led the league in this department with a .960 average while the Electrics trailed in sixth place with .944.

However, Great Falls' Oscar Sardinas continued to retain his position as the league's top batter wtih an average of .413. But Bob Ruck of the Boise Yankees, has slashed out the most home runs, nine, while Great Falls' Mike Wit-wicki led the larceny department with 19 stolen bases. Pitcher Reno Barbisan of Idaho Falls took honors in the hurling department with 11 wins to his credit, while the Russets' Earl Es-calante was dubbed the work horse of the league with 111 innings on the mound. Jim O'Reilly of Boise was tagged Leading pitcher Jim Hofferber (4-0) of Hoover, Boise Seybold, Poc Shomo. Ogden Monarch; leading hitter Jere Wamsley i .500) of Monarch; home runs Dale Chris-tensen and Lawrence Beddes, one Han.

MV P'dmonte, MV foes of big time tennis stars age Anderson, SLC Strombach, IF and speed. But Jaroslav pulled his match out of the fire just in time Baseball 9-12. Lost 1 1 1 Won 2 1 1 to defeat Australia's Rex Hartwig, ORCHARD SCHOOL 6-3, 7-5, 7-5. Severe leg cramps hobbled LEGION CITY LEAGl'E Major Learue Yellowstone Motora Saunders Lumber Jaycees Minor League Rolling Pin Western Sportsmen Archie Cochrane Riedesel Moose Lodge 5j Art children's Outdoor Rifle Shoot Planned fourth seeded Drobny and a Won 1 1 1 1 SWIMMING SCHEDULE ATHLETIC POOL Lost 0 0 1 1 2 Tnesday Thursday Saturday 9:00 Advanced A-Z: 9:30 Intermediate A-Z; 10:00 Beginners (boys) A-K: 10:30 I SCHEDULE Beginners (boys) L-Z; 11:00 Beginners (girls) A-L: 11:30 Beeinners Irirls) M.7.: 12:00 Underage A-Z. Whether you are ready to buy, or just thinking of buying, don't miss this Pre-Fourth Bargain Days.

Rll Cars Priced to Sell Now! All cars in top condition, prices lowest in years. All cars plainly marked and marked WAY, WAY DOWN! Every car is bargain priced. See for yourself. SOUTH POOL Monday Wednesday Friday 9:30 Advanced A-Z: 10:00 Intermediate with the most strikeouts, 92. BIG DAYS LEFT SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY strained leg muscle cut down the maneuverability of Mulloy, fifth seeded.

In the other mainline fourth rounder, Mervyn Rose, Australian seeded third lefthander won from Jacques Brichant, Belgium, 6-4, 6-4, 8-6. After his match Mulloy was slightly indignant at a suggestion that this might be his last Wimbledon on grounds that 39 is a very advanced age for a big time, player. "Sure, I'm coming back to Wimbledon next year. Someday I'll get lucky and win this thing," he said. A-Z; 10:30 Beginners (boys) A-K: 11:00 Beginners (boys) L-Z; 11:30 Beginners TEAM BATTING AB SSSI SO Pet.

(girls) A-K; 12:00 Beginners (girls) L-Z. SOUTH POOL Tnesday Thursday Saturday Great Falls 55 1915 398 541 69 370 311 .283 Ogden 55 1926 383 543 20 345 316 .382 Idaho Falls 53 1815 343 485 21 383 219 .267 Billings 56 1933 Slfl 501 57 Sill 267 .261 Salt Lake 52 1799 318 461 33 273 228 .256 Boise 52 1728 292 433 21 308 317 .251 Pocatello 53 1738 267 416 21 303 312 .239 Mag. Val. 54 1777 257 393 26 385 461 .221 9:00 Swimming team nrartlre: 10:00 Mermaids; 11:00 Women's swimming. LEGION CITY LEAGUES Monday 9:30 all teams in uniform report for baseball school at Athletic Field conducted by Legion coaches.

Tuesday 9 a.m. Moose vs. Rolling Pin: 10:15 a.m. Saunders vs. Yellowstone Motors.

Wednesday 9 a.m. Western Sportsmen vs. Archie Cochrane; 10:15 a.m. Saunders vs. Jaycees.

Thursday 9 a.m. Riedesel vs. Western Sportsmen; 10:15 a.m. Jaycees vs. Yellowstone Motors.

Friday 9 a.m. Rolling Pin vs. Archie Cochrane. BILLINGS BOYS'' BASEBALL Schedule Monday 4 p.m. Stroup Hardware vs.

Elks: 6 p.m. Carpenter Paper vs. KBMY. Tuesday 4 p.m. ABC Kiddies' Shop vs.

Grandview; 6 p.m. Petentler Stevens vs. Monarch Clothiers. Wednesday 4 p.m. Stroup Hardware vs.

ABC Kiddies' Shop; 6 p.m. Carpenter Paper vs. Petentler Stevens. Thursday 4 p.m. Elks vs.

Grandview; 6 P.m. KBMY vs. Monarch Clothiers. Shooters from Canada, Idaho, Wyoming and Montana have entered the Yellowstone Valley outdoor Smallbore rifle tournament in Laurel July 4 and 5, it was announced Saturday. The shoot is sponsored by the Laurel Rifle Club and approved by the National Rifle Association.

Six matches are scheduled Saturday, July 4, and eight are planned Sunday, July 5. All firing will be governed by NRA rules and competition is open to all NRA members. Firing will start at 8 a.m. daily. NRA classification will be used in the matches with competition in master, expert, sharpshooter and marksman classes planned.

Charles E. Rodgers is executive officer for the tournament; R. L. TEAM FIELDING Track Conditioned DP Pet Ogden PO A 55 1458 558 53 1409 601 85 55 .960 Fifty Cars 0 Fifty Bargains Idaho Falls Hillings Boise .959 .949 .947 .947 .944 .941 .935 53 61 46 53 52 32 40 For Powell Derby 56 1484 630 113 52 1334 608 108 52 1370 563 108 55 1435 536 116 54 1394 554 123 53 1329 554 131 Salt Lake City Great Falls Magic Valley Greybull Midget All-Star Team Dumps Worland GREYBULL, Wyo. The Grey- focateuo POWELL, Wyo.

Jeff Metzler, LOOK at These Examples INDIVIDUAL BATTING Includes all players except pitchers hitting below .300. general chairman of the 3rd an bull Midget All-Stars swamped the HR RBI Pet. nual Wyoming Soap Box Derby at Powell July 12, reports start of re Name. Club AB Hoover. Rnisn 9 7 Worland Ail-Star Midgets, 14 to 5, 1 Robinson, Ogden 4 14 conditioning the track in prepara in a game at breybuil.

Tommy Wilkinson hit a home run and a cariseiew, She 3 7 Sardinas. GP 51 179 Ferrin is chief range officer; Dolores Boyle is chief statistical of 7 6 2 3 47 74 2 24 51 tion for the event. .500 .429 .429 .413 .400 .372 .368 .366 Anderson, SLC 3 5 Almenares. GP 37 137 Work started Wednesday with double for Greybull. "Butch" Rimer pitched for the Curry, GP 15 19 ficer and Ira D.

Rodgers is tour nament supervisor. 8 7 Jessen. TP Ml 175 3 jm a patch-coat oil treatment applied by Fred Keller, assisted by the Rejected Wins $110,200 Event INGLEWOOD, Calif. (U.R) King Ranch's lightly weighted Rejected came up in the stretch to capture the $110,200 Westerner for the three-year-old championship of the West before a crowd of 45,000 J.L. Martin.

MV 18 11 5 4 winners the first six innings. He 1952 Lincoln Hard-Top Coupe Electric windows, radio, heater, hydramatic SAVE drive. Just 12,000 actual miles. This beau- 000 tiful car is spotless. Sobeck, Poc 37 131 33 47 43 77 .364 .359 .357 .357 struck out 11 and walked 13.

city. Improvements will include Larry Clause, who caught for Ri an oil penetration coat, rolling, British Miler sand, and a seal coat of oil. 8 10 52 60 8 25 43 60 18 42 22 41 27 41 Terry, Ogden 52 216 Zacher, GF 13 28 Roseboro, GP 48 175 Ashman, SLC 18 73 Valentine. Ogd 46 178 Collins, Ogd 34 128 Miller, Billings 38 125 Khoury, SLC 34 126 Borich, IP 51 184 Potts, GP 46 168 Ramp improvement will be done Here' one way to ride a good hobby. Just start in on the HO Scale Model Trains and build yourself a railroad and be everything from engineer up to president.

See 'em at FISCHER'S 115 North 34th St. Nears Record Mark by Pond Pond Construction who built the original ramp. All 48 59 33 54 mer, pitched the last two innings and Lloyd Pendergraft caught. Julio Rodriquez, Worland pitcher, struck out eight Greybull batters and walked nine. Spadt was the Worland catcher.

Greybull had seven hits, and Worland five. Patterson, Ogd 52 166 48 52 .343 .342 .337 .328 .328 .325 .321 .321 .313 .313 .310 .310 .309 .308 .308 .307 .307 3 5 labor is contributed. A transformer will be installed at the track by the Garland Light and Power to provide power for the public LONDON UP) Roger Bannister ran a 4:02 mile Saturday the third racing fans. Rejected, the betting favorite, fought it out head-and-head with Fleet Khal, one of the two fillies in the race, and then pulled away fastest on record and only two sec uoit, noise 6 16 Nault, Ogden 55 229 Dean, SLC 49 184 Sheehan. Boise 33 97 T.

Watson. Bil 5 Estrada. IP 51 224 Byrne, SLC 30 117 Carmtchael, Poe 49 179 Cole, MV 30 127 Summers, Boise 17 56 Roberson. Poc 40 138 Paylor. Ogden 162 Hack, IP 50 197 Cameron.

Poe 52 184 R. Murphy, Bil 53 328 52 71 26 57 16 30 44 74 40 69 21 36 33 55 33 39 8 17 20 41 30 48 52 58 24 54 from Fleet Khal in the stretch to onds short of the legendary four minute mile. win by a length as the pace-setting .304 The 24-year-old medical student .297 was clocked in a paced race at .296 .294 1952 PLYMOUTH I 4-DOOR CAMBRIDGE Radio, heater, overdrive. Just 9,000 actual iUlluQy miles. Immaculate PM jde jpai I I 1951 KAISER 4-Door Heater, overdrive.

Beau-LOW tifu dork green. Wat 0 FINANCE $1295. NOW A Motspur Park. Z7 Corcoran, IP 53 208 37 60 Stonecipher, Bol 12 42 5 12 His time was the fastest ever for a British Empire runner and was only six-tenths of a second off the 41 52 18 36 41 61 87 48 10 11 45 54 world record of 4:01.4 set by Gun- Mamonaao. boi 52 183 Dapper.

Billings 38 128 Bernard, Bil 55 230 Campagna, Bil 47 14 Carlson. Boise 16 40 Tate, SLC 52 197 Trytek, Ogden 17 62 Moskus. RI.fi 55 3na address system. The fence will be repaired and added to by the Montana-Dakota Utilities under direction of Paul Wilson. Concrete piers for bleacher supports will be run under the direction of Charles Ward, superintendent of the Elk Basin repressuring pjant.

Portable bleachers belonging to the Powell and Cody schools will be placed by members of the James S. McDonald Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Hughes-Pittinger American Legion Post. The reserved section will have approximately 1,000 seats. Concessions will be directed by the Powell Aerie, Fraternal Order Imbros finished third. In scoring his popular victory in the rich race after having raced in claiming race as recently as three months Rejected lived up to the advance notice he gave two weeks ago when he was nosed out in the $25,000 Cinema.

Rejected raced the mile and a quarter in the excellent time of 2.01-25 and stamped himself as the latest in a long line of King Ranch horses that have won fame on the American turf. The West .293 .289 .288 .286 .284 .281 .277 .376 .275 .274 .274 .273 .273 .269 .267 .265 .265 .260 dar Haegg in Sweden in 1945. Vacation Time is hard on CHILDREN'S SHOES and equally hard on the family budget. The next time your child's shoes need replacing, bring the shoes in and let us restore them to like-new condition. They'll look as good Bannister made his unheralded 11 17 40 57 attempt with Don McMillan of Aus Colagerakis.

Bil 46 105 34 53 R. Watson, Poc 50 208 33 56 tralia and Chris Brasher of Britain. Scott. MV 53 217 Witwicki. GF 48 181 .257 Cannon, Ogden 33 117 Stankey.

GP 55 200 Brodie, GP 49 171 Costa, Boise 42 160 Kitsman, SLC 52 212 Hunt, Boise 52 203 Bristol, Ogden 47 189 .256 Sf. Paul Lightweight To Arrive in Butte Today 1951 Pontiac 2-Door Sedan .255 .255 .254 erner winner was ridden by Jockey i Ralph Neves who rated him per as new and the cost much lower, jg. .251 .250 fectly in the field of 11 three BUTTE UP! Glen Flanagan. St ming, iioise 52 191 Daley, MV 25 96 Ruck, Boise 52 178 Williams. Bil 31 93 Rettagliata.

Poe 29 89 Rocheili. CP 5(1 34 58 52 48 24 31 42 52 21 44 27 41 48 54 23 52 28 48 32 48 12 24 39 44 22 23 20 22 15 21 24 33 8 20 5 13 46 45 9 21 26 26 11 22 28 34 25 38 1 5 10 27 Paul lightweight who fights Basil Marie, ex-Philadelphia boxer now Radio, heater, seat covers. Low mile- age. Perfect condition all around. Was priced at $1695.

Now, split down to W. C. Smith, Bil 38 137 DEPNER'S SHOE SHOP 2920 Fourth Avenue North Phone 9-4073 S'rn'h. MV-SLC 39 83 R. Johnson, MV 21 54 year-olds.

Rejected and his stable mate Resistance, who ran a mediocre race, paid $5.40, $3.60 and $2.90 across the board. Fleet Khal paid $9.10 and $5.40 for place and show Staehle. IP 48 189 ot eagles, with Henry Neu in charge. The Powell Rotary Club will have charge of the ticket sale. A preliminary inspection of racing cars has been slated Monday at 7:30 p.m., at the American Legion auditorium, Metzler saids The executive board will meet there Monday at 8 p.m.

4 and the entry of Imbros and Decorated, which finished third and fourth, returned $3.70 for show. Although Rejected proved a popular winner with his light impost 12 21 22 89 31 113 24 97 49 153 50 174 7 23 39 125 33 97 42 133 34 84 51 170 16 30 9 30 2 5 20 73 51 152 44 153 4 12 29 11 .247 .247 .247 .244 .241 .241 .241 .238 .236 .230 .227 .222 .218 .218 .216 .216 .211 .202 .200 .200 .200 .200 .192 .191 .190 .167 .158 .147 .146 .130 .125 .111 .000 .000 .000 Arend, Boise Sierra. IP Deck. MV Mutl. MV Byhre.

MV Gonsalves. MV Sganga, IP Nenna. IP Whitehead. GF Koart, MV Karp. MV Barragan, IF Nardinelli.

Poe Anlcich. IP Streeter. SLC Sahargun. Poe Hasten. SLC Klingman, MV Landis.

IP Downs. Ogden Lastres. GP Riley, Billings living in Butte, on July 2 will arrive Sunday. He starts working out that afternoon. Flanagan will be joined by his trainer and co-manager, Gene Connolly.

Golf Play Held R. M. Waters took low net honors with a 68 score in Sweepstakes play at the Hilands golf course Saturday afternoon. B. A.

Barickman and Joseph W. Fry tied for second with scores of 70. R. E. Cooke and G.

W. Tollefson were tied with 71 scores. Felix Webb and H. F. of 110 pounds, Fleet Khal ing 117 pounds as a filly ran a Coyote, Bobcat Bounty Voted in Campbell County GILLETTE The Campbell 26 8 21 23 2 3 6 18 2 nigniy impressive race in tne eyes of horsemen.

10 19 ALL 1948 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR SEDAN USED Radio, heater and automatic transmission. In CARS exceptional condition. ff V4r Wos $1045 mmm I IZ I 1946 see our MERCURY 4-Door CLASSIFIED for Rodio, neater. Wos 4 JPJI More Bargains 'P1 to TmP The second choice Ali's Gem appeared to encounter trouble com 13 31 County Predatory Animal Control 8 9 4 4 ing into the stretch and with his camara. Poc Hatz'nb'hl'r, Poe 9 R.

Smith. IP 2 Sneier. SLC 1 heavy load of 126 'pounds lost all chance and dropped back into the Board has voted a $10 bounty on bobcats and $15 on coyotes for the coming year. Sheepmen in the county have voted to keep their 10 mill levy to support the bounty payments. hj.

Murpny. slc Becker, Billings 1 Moran, Foe 1 .000 .000 1 McFarland each had a 73 score. Barickman had a 75 low gross score. PITCHING RECORDS ft i middle of the pack at the wire. At the start Imbros and Betty Grable's Laughin Louie fought it out on the pace with Imbros in front and Decorated lapped over them in third place.

In order to acquaint more people with Go me Slated i POWELL, Wyo. The Powell 1 town baseball nine will host the 2 Greybull town club at the VFW SPORT ff SHIRTS (Vl See These and Forty-Four More Price Splitting Bargains Name, Club IP BB SO Trosin, Billings 4 0 40 14 33 24 28 Curran. GP 10 3 0 40 20 38 12 Estes. Ogden 2 0 29 8 15 30 28 Carlson Boise 3209195S Suarez. GR 11094T54 Guy.

Ogden 11 8 1 14 39 86 57 58 Barbisan. IP 17 11 2 102 39 100 33 61 Descalso. SLC 7 4 1 68 25 53 26 44 Fnribondo, BUS 4 1 48 29 43 27 48 Wells. Ogden 12 9 95 48 79 86 75 Schulte, MV 10 2 73 33 68 57 39 Snyder, GP 11 3 1 47 43 50 42 22 Curry. GF 8 3 1 40 20 28 30 25 Kilburg, Ogd 9 i 2 87 33 41 55 74 DeWItt, SLC 12 7 3 78 33 57 58 69 Birkofer.

Ogd 15 8 4 98 45 88 44 63 Schassler, GP 13 6 3 72 47 88 30 51 Stewart, SLC 12 4 3 54 41 57 36 31 Matzrn, Bil 9 2 1 37 20 34 17 17 R. R.Smith. GP 10 2 1 30 37 39 20 13 Barkelew, SLC 3 2 1 22 14 20 5 19 G. Johns'n, IP 12 5 3 72 38 69 49 43 Flaugher. Ogd 13 8 4 87 35 84 32 60 Franco.

Boise 12 6 4 86 34 79 41 47 O'Reilly. Boi 11 6 4 83 51 58 98 92 Bandy, IP 13 4 3 54 27 58 2 1 31 Puehl. GP 11 4 3 51 33 50 37 41 Heredorn, Bil 9 5 4 75 24 47 35 59 the possibilities of fine catches in the rivers, streams and lakes in this vicinity, THE STOCKMAN will display your catch in their refrigerated case for 24 hours and $1.00 in merchandise will be allowed for each display of game fish. diamond Sunday at 2 p.m., accord ing to Robert Kolb, secretary-treasurer of the Powell Baseball Assn. The Big Horn Basin Baseball League game will mark the second clash of the season between these two teams.

Greybull drubbed the Easy Terms Low Financing rTiwwiw iy 1 1 i mi mmm inmnM imiiM uu sfw- for the kiddies Full-color Lincoln, Mercury stamps and stamp books. Get yours! iif.t..M4lii SPECIAL FOR YOUNGSTERS In addition to the $1.00 in merchandise allowed, as above outlined, we olso hove a monthly contest for any boy or girl under 16 years of age foj the largest fish displayed during the contest. foch contest runs for one morrtfi. Our next contest is from July 1st to July 31 both dotes inclusive. All fish to be dressed by the fisherman end weighed on our scales.

Children must bring in their own fish. PRIZES FOR JULY CONTEST 1st No. 3051 South Bend Glass Fly Rod, Value $22.50 2nd No. 550 South Bend Casting Reel Value $11.50 3rd De Luxe Tackle Box Value $4 75 4th Fly Book Value $4.25 5th 6th 7th and 8th Prizes: Level Fly Line Value of $2.50 Each in the TRADE INS? You Get Top Values at I fed (TIM AMI Pi 3)W When it comes to sport shirts Nikola's has 'em including popular slip-over styles and terry cloth models. Plenty of smart patterns and colors long or short sleeves.

at your Y.M.C.A. Swimming instruction and recreation for girls, boys, men and women. Smart Sport Shirts $095 tm yp Terry Cloth Sport Shirts MOTOR SALES USED CAR SALES LOT 27th Street and 6th Ave. N. TELEPHONE 9-3892 OPEN MONDAY and TUESDAY TIL 9 OPEN TODAY 10 TIL 6 90,000 gallons of water kept at 78 Pure as the water you drink.

READY-TO-WEAR I "Vacation Days Are Fishing Days" Inquire today about the schedule at the Y.M.C.A. office. ENROLL NOV! 2918 Second Avenue North.