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proper for n couple to listen to
what the other couple Is saying2
THE THREE CHUMS.
The Three Chums: What a list
OF questions, but I'll do my best
!. Promiscuous kisses are not. to
my mind. very wise. It would be
best to wait until you are engaged.
2 He should bid her goodnight
at her door, and not enter the
house at all, unless it Is quite early
and at the invitation Of her par
ents.
3. Certainly not. unless II be an
invitation to a party.
4. There is no harm in It If they
are not engaged.
5. Neither. The only time a young
man takes a girls arm IS to assist
her ove a crossing or through a
crowd.
s. If there is no usher in the the
alter, the young man precedes the
young lady in order TO look for
seats. When there is an usher. the
young lady precedes.
4. In such a case the young man
would invite both the ladies, not
only one.
g. I should say about a fifty-fifty
basis would be correct. But a wise
girl turns the conversation into
channels most interesting to the
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I@T1 Menus
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minute. Cool ana add the rest Of
the ingredients.
Lobster Salad, Serving Eight
2 cups canned or fresh cooked
lobster; 2 hard cooked eggs. diced;
l cup diced cucumberS; 2 table
spoons chopped pimentos; 1-2 cup
diced celery; IL teaspoon salt; i
cup stiff mayonnaise.
Mix one half the mayonnaise with
the rest Of the ingredients. Chill.
Serve in cups OF crisp lettuce leaves
and top with the remaining mayon-
naise.
yellow Cake, Using Egg H0lks
10 cup fat: ! 1-2 cups sugar; 8
egg yolks: 2-3 cup milk; ! teaspoon
lemon extract: 10 teaspoon vanilla:
IA teaspoon salt; 2 IL cups pas
try flour; ? IL teaspoons baking
powder.
Cream the fat and sugar for two
minutes. Add the rest of the ingre-
dients and beat for three minutes.
Pour into two layer CAKE pans,
which have been fitted with waNed
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ATTEND CONFERENCE

Misses Lillian Mayberry. Vivien
Card. Rosalie McAlliSter and Jane
Halstead left early Monday morning
for a couple Of weeks stay at Kerr
vile. where Miss McAllister Is the
official delegate TO the young poo
pies conference held in connection
with the regular Christian Endeavor
session IN that city. All four will
remain for the study course given
there. which is n Of the various
phases OF the young peoples work
as connected with the Presbyterian
church in this state. Mrs. T. X.
Card accompanied the young people
as chaperone.
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papers. Bake IN q moderately slew
oven for 30 minutes. Cool and frost.
? cups sugar; / cup water. is
teaspoon cream on tartar: 2 RHg
whites. Stiffly beaten: Ia teaSDh0n
salt; ! teaspoon vanilla; 1-3 DRIP
grated coconut.
Mix the sugar. water and cream of
tartar. Cook over q moderate fire
and without stirring until n thread
forms when a portion Is slowly
poured from " spoon Pour into the
egg whites and beat until thick ard
creamy. Add the rest or the IN
gradients and frost the cake.
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v al lev
Society
MISSION
BAPTIST CIRCLES

Baptist Circles met as usual the
past week, with circle number one
at the home OF Mrs. Bob White.
Mrs. Minyard the chairman Of this
circle. and was in charge cf the
business session. during which a
collection Of $500 was voted Tor tire
Buckner orphan home near Dallas.
At the conclusion Of the devotional
also led by Mrs. Minyard. the leader
Of the study for the day DR.. Min
nie Parish. made the lesson on
Royal Service" very interesting 10
her audience.
Circle number three met With
Mrs. Kearny, with i.Irs. Bob Har-
grave leader. Portions Of the BIZ
BILE. Mrs. II. L. Langhan. the gem
eral president, was q special gUeS.
OF this circle.
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Advice to Girls
Dear Annie Laurie:

Dear Annie Laurie:
I am a high school girl of seven
teen. About a month ago I met a
young man who works In town
about four miles from me.
I see him about three times a
week. He always talks TO me a
while whenever he 2 me. but he
never asks me for a date or 10 call
on me at nv home. I am very
much in love with this boy and
would like to keep company with
him. Please advise me what TO do
to attract him. PINKIE.
Pinkie: Don's be such q silly girl.
You are entirely too young to be
thinking seriously Of love. Keep
your mind on your studies have
your friends and good times and
when you have finished school
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man. And always remember a man
loves a good listener.
g. Eavesdroppers are never yea
honest. Be so absorbed IN your
own conversation that you haven't
time nor inclination to pry into the
affairs OF others.
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bic and j. r. Lehman as a commit
tee on menu.
Ross Marcus. fire chief. who Is
Just recovering from a very serious
illness. was able 70 be put as was
r. r. Kruger. who was seriously in
Jured IN an auto accident near
Brownsville about two weeks ago.
AT the close of the picnic dinner
the evening was spent in a season
Of social enjoyment.
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PARTY

The firemen's auxiliary prepared
a treat for the local fire depart
ment members last Monday evening
with nearly an the BOYS present for
the affair, which consisted Of a
picnic dinner. given at the station.
Mrs. r. Il. Kruger. the president
C. the auxiliary. had appointed the
Mesdames w. M. Dooley. Ira Cob
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CENTRE NOUS"

Miss Mary Ferguson was hostess
TO the Entire Nous girls bridge
club at her home Saturday after
noon. with a tWo-table affair az
bridge, which was very pleasantly
spent. Misses Katherine Kohler,
Nell Rexroad and her friend from
San Benito. Lillian Mayberry. June
Mayberrv. Florella Salter, Vivian
Card. and Miss Eugenia Eppright,
an out-of-Club guest. beside the
young hostess, composed the party.
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tnLtIldllbQ lOuE ulsn SIllOOl bIduu-
ates at ST. Paul's School Wednesday
evening. The honor guests were
Miss Nina La Fieur OF San Juan.
Miss Josephine Doffing Of McAllen
and Misses Catherine and Dorthea
Rigler Of Mission.
AMUSU CLUB
The Amusu Club met al the home
Miss Agatha Gerlach was hostess
and a business meeting was held.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Massey left for
Edna Thursday TO visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Smith and
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dubois
motored 10 Brownsville Monday.
Miss Rose Amy Peck n Miranda
City. is the guest Of her friend,
Miss Evelyn Tanner.
Misses Katie and Nancy Belle
Warner we're weekend guests at the
home OF Miss Crawford Of McAllen.
Mrs. George Mitchell entertained
Mrs. r. z. Slocum and daughter OF
Pharr Honday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alsmeyer and
| son. Henry. Jr.. Of San Benito we're
weekend guests at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. c..
Alsmeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Pope motored
to Edinburg Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. L. B. Ash and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Stewart motored to
McAllen Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gray and
family were dinner guests al the
home Of MI. and Mrs. r. E. McLane
/ Of Sharyland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Moody Of
Harlingen spent Thursday and Fri
/ ola vat the home Of their parents MI.
and Mrs. Willard Ferguson.
Mrs. Thomas Humason and son.
Tom. left for Arkansas Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Du Bots left
Wednesday evening for their home
in Jackson. Tenn.
Miss Zeda Dorsett Is spending the
week at the Gill Ranch.
Hal Ramsey OF McAllen was a
guest ri the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Tisdale Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hansen and
son and Harry Hansen left Sunday
for Oklahoma. Mr.. Harry will go
10 Minneapolis, Mimi, and spend
the summer.
Mesdames p. G. Longwell and r..
| G. Pope attended the Tenth District
meeting of the Brownsville District
held at Pharr Institute Tuesday.
Mesdames Willard Ferguson. Earl
Stewart and @ Moody motored to
Brownsville and Matamoros Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Adams were
dinner guests at the home Of MI.
and Mrs. George Mitchell Monday
evening. They are leaving for for
their former home in Iowa this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Russell enter
tanned MIR. and Mrs. Ozro Warner
Of ~Sharyland and Mrs. G. Q. Jones
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Longwell and
family we're Sunday dinner guests
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Galen
Bushey of South Sharvland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Polhemus are
at home with their son, j. q. Pol
hemus and family.
The Young Mems Quartet of the
NJ. z. church met at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell Fri
day evening for practice and a So
cial evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Whittlesey were also guests Of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hansen left
they Will visit relatives at Gardena,
Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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MRS. COOKE HOSTESS

Mrs. Hill Cooke was hostess at
a nice afternoon Of bridge last Mon
day, at the Garden Inn tearoom,
with a five-table personnel. honor
ing Mrs. Bartlett Cooke Of San An
tonic. a guest in her home.
Mrs. II. Z. Moore was winner Of
high score, Mrs. John Brinkman
holding second, with Mrs. John
Reuss the consolation cut.
The personnel was as follows:
Mrs. Bartlett Cooke, honor guest;
Mrs. j. w. Legg. mother OF the host
ess: Mrs. Vernon Hill. T. M. Mel
den, r. p. Conway, II. E. Moore, N.
III. Halstead. John +. Brinkman.
Jack Lair, E. B. Snyder. NJ. F. Arm
strong. James Gillett. Edward OPP
penheimer, r. c. Lowry. Z. I. Stew
art, John ReuSS, Mackay Solenber-
ger of Atlanta. Ga, Mesdames r.
c. Waters, Charles Sheriff. and r.
N. Waters Of WeSlaco and Mrs. J.
NJ. Holt.
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n

Miss Lucille Jeffries has again gone
20 Bsvlor at Bolton. where she viii
continue her work toward the de-
gree Of bachelor Of science, which
this summers work. with a regular
years term viii give her. Il Is eX-
peCted Miss Lucille Will also attend
the regular 1890 session.
Rev. George Benson and family
arrived last Friday from the old
home in Liberty. Mo. 70 make their
home in this city. Rev. Benson ac-
cented n call as pastor Of the Bap-
list church here last winter. but de-
cided 20 Let his family remain in
Missouri until the completion OF the
school year.
Mrs. Lucille Smith spent last Sun
day IN Brownsville.
S. M. Hargrove was In Edinburg
OF business Monday.
Mrs. Bartlett Cooke Of San An
tonic IS spending some time at the
home or her brother Hill Cooke and
family, arriving last Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson Wimberly and Mrs
BRYAN Hutto of WeslacO were in
Mission last Thursday. guests Of
Mrs. Wimberly's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Holl Spilman.
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SLAYS AS ORCHESTRA PLAYS

BOULOGNE, France-As the or
chestra played Pierre Rename
stabbed his brother to death in a
theater.
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Lamb shipments from California
this year r expected 10 reach
100000, exceeding the 1923 ship
mentS BY 10000
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PERSONALS

Mrs. .. +. Cannon and hel
daughter, Miss Margaret, left last
Friday for Kerrville TO spend q few
weeks in vacation and recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clelland Harris re-
turned Friday from their vaaction
which was spent III Central Texas
Denton and Dallas being among the
cities Of their sojourn.
Mrs. j.. M Holt and her daughter
Mrs. Mackay ~Solenberger are visit
ing in the city. Mrs. Holt having
recently returned from a years stay
in her old home IL Germany.
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r n

Mrs. Pence of Missouri is here
visiting at the home Of her brother
in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs
George Benson.
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By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE

BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Menu for Summer Luncheon
Summer Fruit Cocktail
Lobster Salad Dreamed Peas
Hot Rolls Currant jelly
Pineapple Sherbet Yellow Cake
Iced Tea
Summer Fruit Cocktail Serving
Eight
/ cup diced pineapple; ] cup diced
grapefruit: ! cup diced oranges; l-2
cup seeded white cherries; IL cup
red cherries: 1-3 cup sugar: ! cup
water n fruit juices; 3 tablespoons
lemon juice: Ia cup grapejuice.
Boil the sugar and water for one
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-23

"HE girl who is a tennis enthusi.
Ast cannot have too many ap-
propriate costumes FOR the
courts. In no other sport are you
subject 10 such close scrutiny By
interested spectators as you are in
tennis.
Illustrated today ~ a sleeveless
sports froCk IN yellow pique with a
tricky Vestee front and bands that
cross at the front. The skirt has
two pleats al each side. both ! n the
tront and back.
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AUXILIARY MEETS

The various circles OF the Pros
byterian auxiliary met Thursday
last. number one meeting with Mrs.
w. II. Cothran on Francisco avenue,
with practically a full representa-
ton. Mrs. Harry Keyes was chair
man, Mrs. L. =. Ash leader, the
subject being Women in Foreign
Lands" Mrs. D.. G. Decker, Mrs.
Peever and others assisted the lead
Pr. Mrs. Sammons. general presi-
dent, was a guest Of this circle, as
was Mrs. wv. w. Summons Of Alvin.
Routine business was transacted.
Circle number two was enter
tained az the home Of Mrs. G. !.
Burgoon. with Mrs. f. b. Balthorpe,
chairman. and Mrs. l.. J. Wright
leader: Mesdames Henderson Wood,
Olaf Anderson and IT. II. Armstrong
Rssistaing. Mrs. Armstrong being an
out-of-club guest.
Mrs. X. "A. Strahle was hostess 70
Circle No. 3. with Mrs. j. r. Leh-
man leader. assisted by the Mes
danes LeLachuer. Reuss and Walter
Roberts. The lessons treated Of the
same subject in each instance. while
each hostess served refreshments 10
her guests.
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NJ CLUB

AMUSU CLUB
The Amusu Club met az the home
of Mrs. Theo. Gerlach Thursday.
Miss Agatha Gerlach was hostess
and a business meeting was held.
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NORTH MISSION


The Junior Catholic Daughters
entertained four high school gradu-
ates at st. Paul's School Wednesday
evening. The honor guests were
Miss Nina La Fieur OF San Juan,
Miss Josephine Doffing Of McAllen
and Misses Catherine and Dorthea
Rigler Of Mission.
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TEX EXPLAINING
BOXING CARD
Navarro, Foster, Monterrey
And Guerra Already Lined
Up For May FL

And perhaps il is well that
"beaucoup" medicos viii Be pres
ent.
With Dan Navarro. Red Foster,
Kid Monterrey and Rooster" Guer-
"a lined Up. Promoter Tex Becerril
is now selecting other pugilistic
talent to Ee presented on his card
al the TT. Brown skating rink on
the evening OF Tuesday. May FL.
while the State Medical convention
will be in full bloom here
Navarro and Foster. both vel
known knights Of the knuckles,
are scheduled to battle Tor lO
rounds in the main event. Navarro.
a strong favorite in Spanish speak
ING circles. has a good record. nav
ING met orn Of the best talent IN
Mexico and the southwestern Unit
cd states. Among his opponents
are listed Chuck Burns. Danny
Gaspiro. Whitley Black. Goldie
smith. Chief Elkhart. Jack Dillon.
David velasco. Jimmy Druguez.
Fello Rodriguez. Cuban ex-champl.
Tommy White and others. Several
months nc he and Foster fought
a furious, ten round bout To a
draw.
Navarro Is nov training az the
Circulo Mercantil Mutualista III
Monterrey.
Foster Is one of the leading mid
dleweights in Texas. Out OF 40
fights he has had 50 far. Red has
won 10 via the knockout route. His
last five bouts have been won with
sleep producing wallops
That long heralded grudge fight
between Guerra and Monterrey Will
become a reality when they step
into the ring Tuesday night for a
10 round semi-final bout. Mon
terrey has been rather fluent in his
abuse Of Guerra in an attempt TO
get him into the ring. Monterrey
left the Valley IN high favor as a
fighter some time ago. He re-
Gently returned 70 find his place
usurped bv a newccmer-Cuerra.
The San Benito rooster has been
a bit wary and csaey in signing up
for the bout. Monterrey az one
tirne threatened to tie into Guerra
IN the streets II he did not give
him a bout. Monterrey wishes to
establish himself once more as the
Valley favorite around the 1880
pound mark.
Most Frudge fights are motor
iouzlvs let Ct flapdoodle. but any
one that has heard Monterrey give
vent to his feelings toward Guerra
recently cannot doubt the chunky
little lads ~Eirceritx.
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Is ENTRIES
IN PREAKNESS
Earle Sande's Colt Is Given
Chance to Win Purse
Of $4,000

BALTIMORE. May 10.-QPp-With
Is entries of the original "a nom-
nations slated TO 60. the 3Sth run
ming Of the preakness stakes. carry
ing $4,000 added money. had pros
poets Of getting away on a fast track
under a cloudy sky this Afternoon.
before a throng which track Off
Gals estimate will exceed the 30
900 mark.
Three of the Is entries were ia
vored above the others. with the
most likely choices of the race fol-
lowers setting on Samuel Ross
Greycoat.' the Warm stables The
Nut, and Walter J. Salmon's DR.,
Freeland.
Earle Sande's Hermitage. promis-
ing but green. with Harry +. Sim
clair's Rancocas stable colt. Leucite
Charles Graffagnini's Miotaur and
the Audley farms Soul of Honor
are also given chances of finishing
ahead of the field for the S54-325
which the winner will receive If all
Is entries start.
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While the Waco Cubs were set
ting things on fire the first three
weeks. Snyder's patched-up aggre-
cation was busy saving wood and
clinging to second place. The pitch
ing staff didn't have a Bill HaIla-
han. there was no Carey Selph on
second base. and Worthington and
Watkins did not patrol the outer
precincts as OF yO-e.
But the Bluffs stuck to their knit
ting, and the great Waco drive
finally fizzled. The result IS that
today the Buffaloes are lust one
game out Of first place. and some
thing seems to whisper that they
viii be a tenacious lot If they
once gain possession Of the PIN
nacle.
Jim Lindsey turned in his second
consecutive shutcut and his fifth
victory in six starts as the Bisons
dropped Shreveport. / 10 0. in their
series opener at Houston yester-
day. He allowed only four hits and
whitfield seven.
The two cellar contenders. San
Antonio and Beaumont. took adj
vantage Of Waco's 10 70 2 loss q
Fort Worth by tightening I'D the
league standing. The Indians and
Exporters today were only seven
games out Of first place, and only
three games removed from the
third place Shreveport Sports. The
situation around the center OF the
ladder is becoming extremely bind
ing. with three games separating
six clubs.
San Antonio INDUCED in its fav-
orie pastime Of taking a fall out
OF the northern clubs by taking lis
second straight from the Wichita
Fails nine. 4 to 2. II the tribe
could play exclusively with the
boys from the north country II
would be the fair-haired team OF
the circuit.
Beaumont kept pace with San
antonio by drubbing the Dallas
steers. 8 to 4, In their series in
angural. 1t was the shippers third
straight. Rufus Smith. a rookie
southpaw. yielded only six scattered
hItS. while his mates pounded Fras-
Ter and Grimm for Is. including a
homer BY Petrie with one on.
Ray Grimes. traded to Fort Worth
by San Antonio. made an auspi-
cious debut with the Panthers b.
banging a homer and single As the
Cats evened their series with the
slipping Waco Cubs, 10 to 2.
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A4A u u A4LtAGA a. ~ GAA0AAA0IQAAE
enough margin for a z to 3 victory
over the Browns az Sportsman's
park yesterday. a cleanup OF three
games in St. Louis. six straight in
the west and seevn straight. east
and west.
The Athletics matched strides
with the Yanks yesterday by win
ming their final clash in Chicago
by 9-to-2 behind the steady pitch
ing Of Earnshaw. The Macks now
have only Cleveland and Detroit to
face-but o have the Yankees.
which makes IL unreasonable to
suppose the McGillicuddy troops
viii register any marked gain
through the rest Or the invasion.
Washington broke up Detroit's
six-game winning streak yesterday.
0 TO 3. perhaps TO ease the shock
Of the Yankee arrival at Navin field
today. Cleveland nosed out the
Red Sox by 4-to- 3 in a well-played
game.
The reaction from a no-hit party
found the Giants cracking I'D under
the impact OF Sheely's eighth-in-
ming home u at the Polo grounds.
Two Pirates we're aboard when
Earl's Mace descended. and Grimes
pulled out his sixth straight triumph
over the clan McGrawn since he
IA traded down the river to Pitts
burgh before the start OF the 1928
season. The score was { to 3.
Meanwhile the Cubs and the
Cardinals were marching step for
step with each other into q more
substantial lead. With old Alex the
Great at his best. the Cards trim
med the Braves by Stool in Boston
while the Cubs were gorging on milk
and honey in Flatbush. The Robins
were subdued BY 1f-to-2.
Cincinnati broke up a three-game
winning streak for the Phillies when
Nav came to the rescue OF Ash and
pulled the Hendricks troops through
q 7-to-5 victory.
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TENNIS CHAMP
VISITS QUEEN
Helen Wills Abandons sport
Long Enough 70 Talk
With Royalty

LONDON. May i0-F-Hflfn
wills. who abandoned tennis Tor
royalty for IN few hours YESTERDAY.
left fer the Hague today. a ycrr
thrilled" American giri.
The young Californian. vhr har
been through many Eruelling sports
ordealS with unruffled calm. showed
a typical d~ehutante's excitement nE
she related her emotions un her
presentation 70 Queen MARY
1T was perfectly beautiful SEr
said as she hurriedly packed her
court gown and tennis frocks NIX
was not a bit nervous. EverythinE
was managed SO well that one feif
always at ease"
The tennis star had nothing tr
say about the mob scenes enacted
last night ON the Mall as she waited
In a parked a for her entrance tn
Buckingham palace. The curiosity
Of throngs OF crowds shouting ARE
want Helen" did not bother thr
champion.
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Major League Leaders
uncluding Games Of Nav on
by the Associated Press)

'-AA1eAAtS 1uA4Co VI Nh VI
by the Associated Press
National:
Batting-High. Cards. 43f.
Runs-Stephenson. Cubs. %
Runs batted in-wilson. Grimm.
Cubs. %.
Hits-Stenhenson. Cubs. 81.
Doubles-Frisch. Cards. Q.
Triples-Frisch. Cards. L. waner.
Pirates: Cuvler. Cubs. 3.
Homers-Ott. Giants. s.
Stolen basse-Flowers. Robins. 7
Pitching-Malone. Cubs. won 5
lost 0.
American:
Batting-Iamieson. Indians. 408
Runs-Gehringer. Tiers. 25.
Runs batted in-Heilrarn. r.
serr. Is.
Hits-McManus. Tigers. "a.
Doubles-Jsrnieson. Indians. Q
Tribes - Gehrinner. Alexander.
Tirrrs: Blue. Browns. 3.
Homers-Gehrie. Yanks. 4.
Stolen bases-Fnuseca. Averill.
Indians: Johnson. Tigers. 4
Pitching-Uhls. Tigers. won S,
lost O.