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Greyhound

Leo Kelly

Red Sox Come

Finishes Grand |l1jUf6S Hand? From Behind CircuitComebac/z To Beat Brawn;

SYRACUSE“ ---(i1‘t"}11\"I111<l. t.

Uillb 'l‘ru".. first CllVlnlOll, at U syrucusc Fair grounds. (ll'('\'ll[ll1ll(l \\'illl‘i(‘l‘ 1H

11rs1 111-111 of 1111‘ 11x11" i11 the 011i‘! 1- m Iuduvls (Went.

straikht I 1111.115 111 live |1l't‘\'1l11l$ starts, lost his l

Ivhcn Peter ;

.Y.. Auil- 26.—(1\_P> 1.1111pl011 Irottcr. 1H1- Lshed his {iixind Circult COllltfbflCk 1".I1t1;1.1.u11 11:11.1"; \\'llll a I.\\'0-011t-0f- tlnvc 11cm. vu-Iorv 111 the 'l‘1"01t1fl8

"Irish" Lco Kelly. (‘harlot-te- town. who claims the hlaritimo lightheav)‘\vclght boxing title. injured his hnnd in a work out m and would he unable to meet Jerry Duprey of Mnncton in a schednlotl ten-round bout here Labor Duy. it was announced

Pl last night. Promoter Joseph

I\lncl')on."1ld said he hoped to

. ». ; -1 rc.

A ‘tildlitllt“lbIliclllsnlioiiéver. i116 “ml -‘“m""““ t" me" “"9"” AL {mum- m-hl [HIM out peter‘ however, probably Bill Sparks

tnuch ivonv Bravo wizh Kelly took a tleclsioti over 1 m‘. d,sh,,,c(._ >1\'11 lllltl lust. Duprey here not long Itgn. A. ‘Muungtqn’ Cmuqand 1m”- , . [$100,107 null-mill Duprcy was formerly from am mkm; m“ 5mm.“ 4_3_ broke , _ .1 "'5" W001‘ 2 l‘ Brlm"? MM"?- .1 fOlll'—_L‘:llll1‘ losing streak and in- ll" _' A‘J- 1'31\“\‘,c."'C‘{5,§§1U3 1 3 i? - crcascd lllCll‘ Arncrictm League lead 1;‘ “in, ix“ Rkvilolss) '2 3 4' , over second-place, idle Detroit Ti- 1v... 1111 11s. ircxéuat» 5 4 21D|Ck Metz 5°" l0 '1"<§_Pl"'1§5»thH“1bT‘°‘kY MnrgArcI S1sk1hou_ Ferndale, Lady Ami Bob Flenvtr d! t: J0 - r h! “K111i L 111111 1l.~u slurtctl. 1 ’ TTQS _ (WM? 1" ‘YhJ-‘e ° 5 Tune; 11.013 2.0-1. 11.07%. JWIiIIIS 101111‘ r1111; a $013112‘ n11: u sum c. nn 1 er save . Second Rnce, 'l'rotting Club Race. 12111110 when he came to Mel Hard- (‘lub Division. Purse $600 G T pl-‘g 31d In the seventh, Jock Llrnllzu] tLacey) 1 2 1 O l i ‘v _' l ‘UH‘"M {Limit 11H llLLI U,“ (Zléi. . . ’1 ~:" >111 \\ n11. 1 ' __-__»_ I 1.1 _. j _Relzef Hurling i HERSHEY. PzL. Aug. ‘.36 ——!AP)- | Zfbiril lhtrc, Truttii Club 'l‘rot, ' 1)‘ ~14 M p“ f C11 _ k d 1 kirst Division. lfurso $1,733 bgliweene gqégngdggcflélrfidiilglxnewnfi ,, . a more o ay o se e pace Jrtivhtnlnd (P11111151 2 l l M the hu]r_wa mark m the 36 "\."1"11P"."1.ll 12st ., Y ‘ C ". "I 6 8"1105.3111"éll1*5.’?.‘i2§..3{..2§‘i.3212? Crllsl’ es "b8 .- .\1. . --;.11 : " ‘ - -- < " _ HJHZIIMI, $901,181’, i g ‘P10ll5l1|lp—tl[lll‘l‘\\'lSt‘ known as the _ L‘.1.111net. D1.\vo1"1h_v 1V F1 - 1 31105‘ mmlmmcm- —_'_ ~ g) 5 5 5‘ It ls called the "ghost“ tourna-

.n . . . . .. Tzmc. 2.01M, 2.041;»,

Fourth Race, Track llnrsos. Purse S500 Laurel Prince (J. Brmvn» \l:.~'.\ RIt-htntuid 1L8. DOWUGS) Gnv P121111" ~L_ J. Cothns» , Kule I>l.1no\e1' 15. Lyman) ‘Kroc lPcaset . . . . . . .. 'I‘1n1e: 209%. 2.06 2.09%.

Baseball Results .

YESTERDA \"S RESYLTS N.»\'l‘l()I\'.\L LEAGUE

New York 012 502 000-10 l6 2 Chicago 010 400 000- 6 l1 2 Gumbert, Hubbel‘. and Dunning; Olsen. Root and Todd. l-‘irst (iIunc: . Philudclphia 000 100 100-2 ll 0 Iqinclnnnli 011 000 l0x—3 B 0

Frye, Sznol! and Warren; Walt- ers and Lombardi.

Second Game:

Philudi-lphin 000 .100 120-43 l0 l

Cincinnati 010 000 000-1 3 0 Svl Johnson and Warren; Shof- ner. Riddle and Baker.

Boston at St. Louis. nlto game. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, post- poned. ruin.

.\.\II'IRI(.'.»\N LEAGUE

5t. Louis 013 000 002-6 8 0

Boston 102 020 tilx-‘l ll 2 Hnris. Trotter and Sxvift; John- son. Bnuby and Foxx.

Cleveland

‘Vashington 001 0ll 000-3 8 0 l-lnrdcr, Fcllcr and Hcmslqv; Leonard and Ferrell.

Chic-ago at New York. postponed rain.

'i at Philnllclphin, postpon- lrl. rain. 1

l.\'1‘ER.\'.1\Tl‘0N.\l. LEAGFP.‘ Newark ‘at Jcrsoy City. nltc game. Rtlllilmvrc at .\'\'l'ncnsc, nite game. Ncnnrk 01m 01m 107-8 12 2‘ Jfrsvv (‘ity "10 0:111 001-4 4 4? and Puddcn; l . Ilarrzs and Blac- 5 mm 1m tow-s n o1 100 000 000-1 ‘P. 4~ l?cr!';""11<l: Swlgnrtu ll.1:‘

Baltimore Rvr "Im-

:1:.d

Jaw".- .1:1Ii

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IIUIAGPJ” 1.? rimsr

TORONTO. A112. 2fi-lCPl-Al- tl1o1 l1 11111"v/~~If1n: and threshing‘ I11 full swing: ln

wostcrn On-

toduv csti- 1 lll:l'"rl 11:1 an" bu" frnst r11 bctwccn 1 534.000.0011 rind 35.000000. J. K. porrrtt, cr-crctrngv of the Ontario {inc-cured tobacco n1arkctln1; bnurd. suid 90 1W1" ccnt of tho to- hnccn crop in blwrfnll; (fnutiflv was . 4l:1111.1"1~1l ‘x1111 .3 11--1" ("c111 likcly‘ would l>-'- :1 total ]ns<.

LONE Pl(‘Kl".Tlff llllFTY

llllltllhlf/FON. in. A1111. 20 l (API l-‘m- about .1 wrr-k. :1 ldncl union nivkvl hnk hccn Inurcliing to l nnrl fro in lmnt of th" Iona Soup ,1 Cnmymnv 11111111 hcrc. tho 1"c:;ult. of ; n 11111101" 1.111111" rltsptltc. Snturdwv. ihc firm llflVl‘ :1 picnic for its; c11t11lnyr-cs-»n111l lnvilovl tho plckev. M. C. Drover. He accepted. hurl u l. pocd time wnrl his nnnIe wns down l for om- of ti": Iirlzes nwnrrlcd , rluvincz H1» nftornonn. This morn- 1 inc. Brtnver “'21s back 0n plckct. dwy.

El TZADFTTHj-N. J.. Alli-Z. 26- Trin1r~1< cntcrcd 11m family of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Arthur smith ovct" the

o-cclrcvzrl but thcj: took their time about it. On l-‘rldm ltlrs. Smith. rcpt-cling twins. gnvo birth to a

git-l. 011 Saturday Imother girl ar- rlvl-(l. to be fnllntvrd yesterday by a hov. Th1- 1110111111" ls 25.

.~1..1{.T1 1111M pllllillPllm in at.“ ltv-vt-nsvd in April to

1334.8 {I l1

2.341.445 as compared with 1,835,983 in the rune period d 1%.

.1 11.111 length, and thenj

2.15 Trot. Half-mlleds present only ln

g (Jug) lvlospuden,

201001000-47 01

llhnn two tavccks ngo.

vxhcn the uvomcn nskvzl 111m his budtlv. whmn thov 11nd tzlvl-n- fru (l whll" ing to camp. fm" 11 souvenir.

, t... “hi”... 1......" ;

or Cecil Braltwalthe.

‘ment for the reason that Lawson ;Llttle, the national open champion. spirit. Not yer "having cnnlpleteti his five-year np- I11'1‘11li('r‘.\l1i11 as 11 cIIID-Iunkin: pro- fessional. Little is not cllziblc. l Only a stroke behind Meir. with 170s were Ralph Guldahl. Harold currently of Winchester. Mass. and John Gir- son. a 29-year-old assistant pro- fessional from Chciago.

Grouped at 71 were 11 quartet of widely knourn professionals-Poul Runvannwho hns won this tourna- ment twice; Jimmy Demaret, Jim- my Hines and Ky Laffoon.

Sammy Snead. the Canadian champion. had n. 74.

BASEBALUS BIG SIX

(By The zsociaied Prt-ssl

BATTING (three leaders in each league)

Player, (‘lub

G AB R. ll I'("l‘. 1

iRadclitf. Browns 12o 462 s6 10a .. . x Appung. w. Sox 114 42s 1111 14:1 ."

Rowell, Bees 97 348 38 114 Dunning. Giants lll 423 57 135 Home Runs:- American Income: Foxx. Rod sox

34; National Licaguc: Ally/z, C."11"d- inals, 37.

Runs Buttcd l11:-

Amc1'i1":1n 101111111‘: Giwciibelyz, T1- zers. 10H; Nnnnnal Lmague: Vim, ‘Cardtrnls. 100.

‘Three Blue Devils Going T0 Sydney

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KIRKLAND LAKE. Onl... Aug. 26-ICP1-E1qht members of the now disbanded Kirkland Lake Blue Devils. 1940 Cnnndlnn senior lmckcy champions. will lcnve at Ihe cnzi of 1h» month-five 120111;: tn Niuunrrl Falls. 0111.. 11nd thrcc to Sydncv. N. S..-n club official announced tonight.

Three former western Canada players will Join Sydney Million- Iurcs. tho team that Blue Devils bent in the cos-torn Cnnndn semi-

finals. 'l‘hey arc forwurrls Dick Kmvcinnlt nnd Johnny McCrt-cdy‘. Willlllht‘! products. 11nd Moi Snowdon, n defcnccntnn who '

lenrttcd to plav tn Calgary. All thrce were with Trail smoko Ect- ors when the British Columbia lcnm won thr- Allan C111) ln 1038. TWICI.

'E 0T.

MONTREAL, A11. 26-101» A Twolvc- vivitutngscs from the Montreal duirict wlll tcstify :1‘. thc inquest

into thc donth of Joffrcv Munn nf Hnnultcu. tomorrow‘. pnllcc said to- night. The lnqIIesL is to be hclrl at Matron. Qura. Eastern Townships rcntrc n":1r whore Munnls partial- lv-burncd body tvns discovered morc

"1"."e group 1f wlf-ncsscs from Montrcal will lncludc four women nnd :1 man who have been held since Friday in connection with tho case.

SIIOT "IR MARK OF GRATITUDE

SOMEWHERE TN ENGLAND. I A1111. 20 -'(7P1 -Two clrlcrly wo- mcn hnvo n ncnt little hullct hole l11 tho Pciiiln: of thr-lr kitchen and evcrvtlnv- thov look at it tht‘_v cnn think o1‘ Canndn. It was put thct": hy 11 urwirful Cunntllnn soldicr and

ll ~ 1mm on?

"Surc. 1111111" sulrl unr- whlpplhul

Williams R. SOX 113 435109 150 345 t

Walker. Doducrs 110 1:11 as 1:1; 35f‘

cd to spmulnuz their holidays abroad",

Slightly In ll. S.

The 0111111111111 dollnr advanced l-8 of a ccnl today to n discount of 13 ccnts 111 tcrms of‘ United States funtls in _ nutvket. l->.~l. l1lk- control bourtl lcI-nt tlisi-IIIIIII.)

Nl-IW YORK. Aug. 26-tAPl- [Rod Sax overcu111e a. three-run def- Ilclt 1011.15" 211 Boston to defeat St.

Louis Browns 7-6 with Manager ‘Joe Crown's hitting and Jim Bag-

b_\'s rehet‘ pitching dominating the ' B0 .111 play.

l ( llll roller-it'd a double and ism 111 1111141 111115 to the plate

1111111 drove 111 three of his team's l.\t‘\'l‘ll ruus. Booby, relieving young 1Earl Jo1111sm1 1n the third inning. Ignvc up just. two hits for the rest

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NEW YORK, Aug. 26—(AP)— 1Mak1u: 111s scro cl relief appear- ‘."11".<".‘ 11 Ihre .. Carl Hubbell " 1 Ncw York Giants Cubs 10-5 today and 1.. 1r hold on fourth plat-e 1n the National Imague. , The Giants got their 16 hits in "c111s1crs and gave Harry Gumbert; an 8-1 lend in the first four frames, scoring flvc timcs in the fourth, but 111311 the Cubs came right hack with tour tallics and "Hub" hur- .ried 1o thc rescue. He shutout". Chicago in the last five innings and was credited with his llth vic-

tory against seven setbacks.

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1‘HE cnmturrrcrowu GUARDIAN

posts, potcs, twitches, Item bould- ers, old rollers, in fact, anything to

stop airplanes having an easy land- ing. This does not interfere much wnh play and local rules cover any incidents. We have had a dry sum- Incl‘ with no staff and no money and with the idea o! saving our water reserves for fin unflmnclu.

(Golf Has tTough Time tln England’

No watering has been done-with the given very burnt up, some cl- most seriously-and u I writ/e we are 1n the middle oi’ another hot 511011." "

Reporting he had raised 224.000 in Red

dmdiob. Aug. 26-lAPl-Lmcnl rulcs take cure oi balls WhlCh roll 111W "ellch" ‘m3 l° Si” “F” (approximately $106000) P11!" lflndtnrs butlw" 15 “"11"; Cross exhibition matches, Cotton I hard time 0f 1t m BYIWYI» “- $11111: “I'm glad to read the 9.0.5. ‘$011318 w Hen” 6mm"- Cme of of Amcrica ls making a. Red Cross m“ Balm“ 5w“ Pllwws" effort. Mv plav for this cause will Writing to Tom \Vn1sh, ‘ ‘

P"“5l' bc limited from now on, as will my

11D

and Palin

Great Trotter Makés Last

Race For Season

SYRACUSE. N3. -Greyhound, world's tor, won his last race today - it's an one‘: word .. V.

Trainer-driver Bep Palln uld:

“Yep. It season."

The ‘rrottln ertca was out orlty last week for the statement that today’; would be the great tr

tho old O

o cryptic relo nder to that. Ho wouldn't say more.

It was the considered opinion oi’ c number of veteran harness men to- "l

Hgygfg "my" alga. giwmuJit aia°tli°utilihigildtfifitl°3§i cites have "weiprooi" paper which does not stick to the lips.

wishful thinking be

year-old Rfildlllg lntwtincl farewell" campaign this season has cleaned on the Grand Circuit ticto es 1n a row, all with th of but one heat today.

As to ‘

otter’: final competition, Chelter. were was told no. "'I'here‘.s atiblé stamothlng loft for

5UQPST_ 27» 1940 Nova Scotiaif Leads Field In

i‘

i

Aug. I-(AP) greamt trot-

but that

cueu lust what means.

t .N8.. ' - Ch {Fad “m5? figgegzarllgead o; @0-

or. At the e q g p, .

way marknof othe tivtdrglltilpl v

RY!!! o! Digby,‘ and J G

'l his last n00 — thin Horse Club of Am-

q hand to def m] h '- " J. M. Matetltewsfaotiltghe t

time: winner or the 10.1%‘?

camgmhome in sixth msmonm 11

The to .

hole: of 1‘1’ie'§11'i'°“§v°§$;}."~’ . cause the aeven- Yfld B11188 layout. W111 be shot tomorro

with six e lou

we} t

D81’. and 00111-1111? mg“ 3°: in the sauu. 5pm.? ‘fies. He covered tlu. 1],.‘ "t

- ~ -._ . it he‘ c:- h ': hole-st . - 1- “mm giiiilnIoiitillgrsuiigsggmiigrlestiiltltol-Qjc “o” flmiwfllllPi Ed <1 Il O race. it cesrtaln]; wlvgytggnilagt 111111512 attic. '1 P“ W‘ 1°“ ‘"“’“"‘1 there- arc 801m; to see this Job through 111111.315? of r rm w" sand f) N §§§s§§limhiii@h£'§né'§°'1i¢b%?§n°d1§$ Rlvxérgidg zliitodml’. Féiliallkln. o! no\1,»_.. Cotton said he was 101211111; out,“ In|Gm”_Net_ Lodav w“ the result of n tlon memdt P‘ E‘ Elan-d 110i>btyfi3um_ the Royal Air Force as a pilot wlth- C1855 E, Handmm 3o_35:__ for Greyhounds return a m: m‘ wifmrayk - °< 0 field in 10 days and disclosed that a ser- ,1 1_,_ 11 Hmmmh ,. ~ -I-,.,,,-,.,m.nt~~ in 193a‘ ——--—"~—-—~.—.; -_;_ _\_ lous shortage or wntct- had hurt Szmnncrsitlc 48 94 63 I Whether Palln was just hgvl race, or Just his last or n - most of the country's cmrscs. Ohms HflDlllCfl) 38-441- i? 21.111 zhe boys 1n his ohliqltlg Bu there was 51mph- ‘f Eeamn. ' - ' . - - . . . . u 1: V ’

‘ 1001f is Just al1v;._._ fotfou wroittrfi g3 g. mcnta tolgay nonohcould toll 1t; Palm's remark that thcre lviliskxstlfi Our courses are covgreinwh H‘ T. Holman‘ Esme 61 55 U6 88 v Jvw. l. e on Grey ounds gftjomethlnx left for the 01d boy tad“

OUT OUR WAY V

HE'S ozmkw ‘ 145v 1 1W §Q_!l__.___ nexr "ro ‘TH’ NO. 105.1%? l, WW” W HANDLE cuz z BETTER NOT

=7‘ n1:- -r1-um<s SPOIL 111s om»

I _;;_,/ NOT MANY cur 1 sssu z, / _ DRINKS FROM 1'14‘ ORGAN

d ___ I THAT PART or GRINDER GIVIN’ =~ -—-- APUBLIC TIN H15 MONKEY A

5. 3-; _ CUP DRINK our 0'

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,7 i 191113 njlfinmvaaw M . .

t At Cincinnati, Slyvcstcr Johnson 1hurlcrl thrcc-‘ult ball to give the Ilnst-plnct‘ Phillics a 6-1 victory lovcr (711101111111 nftcr Bucky Waltcrs ylpitched and batted the champion Rods to n. 3-2 win in the opener. The first came was the third in two days 11nd the 27th of the year that: the Rlunclandcrs gained by a one-run mrn"'-l"11. l1. likcwlse found

HOW ABOUT COMIH’ " OVER TO GIZOGAIJS

NOT ME - BOY - THEPES NOTHIN’

so LONG Klemzv- HOPE vou E

Johnny R . fm-tncr Red. clout- i111: his ‘l1 . l1<~1ncr of the series for the

REMhMBER WHEN

tlh" The (‘unndiutt Prcss)

.‘ Mun" “ is o: Fort Dcvlgie,

v in iltc Can- luimnis li-mtle‘ 1: Toronto, 101 years nun '1111n_v. The "Iowa. P1ush".l who won the stme even" 1n 1993i

. '1 he choppy ' s in the record -\'.'-n uours, 43

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Highways Attract Tourists

The lame 0t Canada's two now- cst. sccnic 1IZgl1Ivnys-1-he Banff- Jaspvr 11nd the Big Bend-is wide- spread. according to a recent let- ter l'('(‘t‘.l\'(‘(i by the Departnnnt of Minus anti Rcsourcrs, Oitmvtt. front :1 Vz111r011vu" tnotorist who scnds 111 n vivid (lcscription of his lira-t trip over the "ncw roads. Be- sides expressing praise for roadway condltiotis 111 Bnntf, Jasper and Yoho National Pnrks, he states: “As ' ". e Bunff-Jnsper l-iifzh- .111 111011, i1 MTlllS to be ._\ \v1\11-'.<11o\v11. We found many cars from 1111 U1111crl Sfntcs on Ihe highuut‘ un<l they were all cut-hu- sinstic as 1v." \\'('1 o111z=c1vcs 0t the sccncry. The road ‘ in cxcellent silflpc and \vl1'.‘n 1111111; is completed should be all thcrc 1s 10 dvsirc, We 11.11: 11111 Bnnft Sprincs Howl at 9

:1 1n. 11nd :11 vcd at tho lcctield Chalet 111 12.110. This ls n distance of 120 milcs We 10ft ‘here about 2

1n the afzvrunon and reached Jas- pct" at 430. Howcvcr. we made a tow stops on rowc, 1mrticularly at AlllfllH-Ul-(fl FIIIK

"We took 1 11m" pnlns to chock with A111 1n tourists on their trip uvcr thc Bnnff- Jasper

Highway and they were all over en- thusiastic. Othcr tourists encoun- tered on roads loading to Banff wore npp111"("111'1_\" wcll aware of the 111-w 111211111111 andwe had many en-~ quirics on 111.1 condition of same.‘ Thr- smnc. o1‘ c1111rsc. applies to the Biéq Bond lliglnvayn" 1

e numhcr of United States motorists tmvcllluc ovcr these routes in: s that. althouzh Can- mln 1s at tourist travel con- tlnucs 11"ui11ic1"1"1111tcd by wartime rostncfinns. Dcsplie mlslcnding

tunpnpznnrln circulated in the Unit- ed Stnics in roccnt nmnths. many Amt-ricnns who hnve bvcn accustom-

pnrtlculnrlv 1n Ettrope. are now dis- covcrlm: Catmdn as on ldcnl vaca-

ME OO MEAL-AN‘ THAT'S WHAT I'M GOIN’

YOUR FEED AS WELL AS I KNOW l WILL’- HOME TO GIT-r

8-17

Bu J- 1e. Willioms OUR 120111111531: nous»:

AHEM-BEG PARDON,GENTLEMEN, ” - l-lOOPi-E 1M A i 1 AM AN ENTOMOLOGIST 1N semzcu , LoAooF l-iAV! 1'0 ’ orrurzse E>4TREMELV RARE BUT » . HARMLESS lNGECT$“*"FlAW.'MMv IN vaccine; WAS QUITE , , FORGED! sreucm wrru your: 1' AMAZING RESEMBLANCE TO MY QUARRY.’ “Ea/w, . coutp rr BE WAT-w

Mfljnr 115;: No, no! SAY o

ISN'T TRUE.’ 1115 RECOGNIZE THE JUST A 131s gmr

- with

547 " on. LNINGSTON, __ I PRESUME" =

By George McManul

WHE ISN'T’ THERE ONE l-DME OH- MAGGIE -

HE'S MAGGIE ? ANV—

VA MEAN 1o s»! ‘mm NGTHIN‘ l6 BARRED no "n-u-a. FlGl-iT? vA mu use BPAéS KNUCK$, Plexus,

. BLACK-IJACKS AN‘ KNIVE$? EISQEHTLTTCQOEQ. c-iouc-Iru‘. snxmptm‘ AN‘ YOURE N01. AFRAb emu o1=1= 121x126?

WHO'S AFRND OF WHAT 1 YA KIN BRING ‘EM ON RIGHT NOW! CALL OUT ‘THE ARMY NAVV AN THE NATIONAL

BRAVE TALK.

NOW AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS

FOR OUR ROMAN HOLIDAV

BUT v1.1. HAVE "ro ao '

By Edwina

MERCY! I DON'T §E£ HOW YOU EVER OCT BACK ALIVL-"

WHY, ONE. DAY WHEN I WAS GOING TO THE FARM-HOJSL %R A BLJCKLT @ WATER, I WAS ATTACKED IBYAWlLD CA

UH?-- OHJJHffESl

MUlCY!!--- MY LANDI W/HAT’; THAT G4 YOUR WRIST?

XCXI

QLJUSTA LFFTLQ @1-

SON RAF-i GOO/PISS! watt.

YA-AI-Il- o1: slssvl

wow. nut-som- JUL" W’ "rs-mam

tlon land.

Dollar Advances

lVElV YORK, Aug. 26—(CP)——

Ihc foreign exchange lOIlflWfl Inre-lgti exchange rote 9.09-9.91 per

'l‘lu> 11111101 pound remained at

1\_ ;--< cmnpnred with out n. revolver and flrluc thrnuqh $4021. 'I‘111- s us frnnc also was 5711,1711 111;-1-r~‘= l11.\lz1rr"l1.nnd 559.368, the celllnsz. “Thcrc. Iivcrv tlmc Ilnclrwvuwd :11 22.79 ccuts. Curren- gn Amp 111394 (‘yutpulh 1111mm the you look at thnt you will be able gles of Hour: Kong and Slumghai‘ [our n1m11h< coded April tctalled to think oi’ us." Wfllkrllrtl- I