Doughboy's foe

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The greatest copywriter in the world Jerry Della Femina, an advertising legend renowned for many noted campaigns, told a story that I will never forget.

I rang Ross Chaffee and I rang Jerry Aland, but neither of them answered, so I rang Vic Talento.

Jerry Aland, much more presentable now that he was combed and dressed, kept his eyes fastened on Wolfe.

Koslowski was a Park rat, and a daughter and a granddaughter of more Park rats who were all now either working on the TransAlaska Pipeline or in Prudhoe Bay, or in the Pioneer Home in Anchorage, eating Doritos and watching Jerry Springer on cable.

When Marcus Beld departed from the seventh-floor apartment, it was Jerry who took him downstairs.

Jerry Fink, freelance writer Bradley West, a residential contractor named Bob Bonano, and Holiday.

He stood in the middle of a group including Jerry Fink, Bob Bonano, and Bradley West.

Shaq can be the most physically powerful player in the game, Chris Rock maintains, but Jerry Buss will always have the power, and I decided at this crossroads that I would seek that same position of power.

Jerry removed the utensils, again wiped the immaculate bar, and rang the cashless cash-register.

He had attended the small Presbyterian school just outside of Charlotte back in the late Sixties, when Lefty Driesell was coaching there and the team featured stars like Mike Maloy and Jerry Kroll.

JERRY and Junia stood in the little sunlit glade, Neem, the great black dalf, stood between them, gazing up at, first, one and then the other.

Junia to remain quiet and keep the dalf with her, Jerry softly stepped upon the deck, and tiptoeing to the cabin door, crouched there, listening.

At this moment, Jerry, who had completely forgotten Neem the dalf, felt a wet muzzle pressed against his arm.

Then he noticed that it had a tarnished, gold-plated collar around its neck, on which was the inscription: Neem, the dalf of Thaine Evidently, thought Jerry, this beast was half minded to be friendly.

CHAPTER XXI As JERRY and Junia stood in the little sunlit glade, Neem, the great black dalf, stood between them, gazing up at, first, one and then the other.