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The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23

son, Yale'S great freshman full
back continues to play spectacular
tall. Against Brown university
last Saturday he figured in every
scoring play Ole Eli made. His
brilliant Is yard touchdown jaunt
one of his three six pointers was
a lulu. Another colored American
youngster who is clicking, is Fred
dy Burgess. the former Morgan
college star. Burgess his pay dirt
for NJ. Y. U. as the Violets upset
a favored Lehigh university team
Is to 3.
Replaying the Army-N o t re
Dame game is an interesting pas
time these days. Both teams were
at their best on the defnsive side
but really 'froze' when scoring OPP
Dortunities popped. We believe
that the excellent scoring job per
formed by the two clubs, of course
here were none, ha ha, can
be credited to the brilliant tasks
performed by the scouts. They
didn't miss a thing. We believe
they knew what the opposition's
stars had for breakfast, dinner
md supper. Indeed scouting is one
vital factor in football these days,
In our book expert scouting MAX
g for a carload of upsets. Per-
laps that's the reason that only
Georgia and UCLA are as we
write this pillar the only two I'M
Anfno%a6 FOO IN tho ~ofi0~ TTDo
lust look at the ~scoreboard and
We note that UCLA is in a score
less tie with Oregon. What next?
Jersey Joe Walcott, the N. j.
Cinderella man didn't quite come
up to par when he met the hard
hitting Florida gentleman, Elmer
Violent" Ray in a 10 round bout
at the Madison Square Garden. 1t
was a close combat.
SPORT NOTES
Ray Robinson certainly is TAX
ing chances in battling top-flight
middleweights these days. The Lee
vine bout we believe was a bad
one If Sugar Ray can't find suit
able opposition in the welter-
weight class he should hang up
his gloves. The bigger boys will
wear him out and lest we forget
Ray Robinson isn't getting any
Younger. Three cheers for Doug
las Hertz the congenial Gotham
sportspromoter who bankrolled
the inter-racial football game at
the Polo Grounds last Monday !.
Eddie Hurts Morgan college po-
werhouse appears to gain momen-
tum each week. Bluefield was
the latest team to feel the Mary
lander's touchdown touch. Joe
Louis when asked if he counts ten
when he becomes angry replied,
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
The T
BY JOcko MarueH

NEW YORK, N. Y. (Globa)-
We're still recovering from a Sc
we're case of footballatis. Watch
ing the football experts select the
winners Of the various gridiron
clashes and then eat their words
on Sunday morning, it affords a
big laugh. We note that Levi Jack
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
City Recreation
News

A new beginners Tap Class on
Thursday at $50 p. m. has lust
been formed. Any child between
the ages Of 6-13 is welcome to
Join. Enrolment is closed for the
Ballet and Acrobatics class on
Tuesday. Any girl interested in
joining such a class should come
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Red Raiders Defeat MAS, "A,
In Rapid Fire Contest Here

Garland, MAS first sacker, sin
gled to center.
Sailormen's lead was shortlived
for in the very next round Red
Raiders piled up four runs and
snatched the lead for ultimate
M. Hernandez doubled
to left center for the Raiders in
that lucky sixth. He scored d
minute later when Grip" Las
tres slammed double to right.
Two errors and Tony Alonzo's
second hit of the game netted
the other three runs.
Raiders will play the Miami
All Stars at Miami Sunday for
their first game of the Dade
County Baseball League. Then
they meet Eastern Air Lines at
Miami Monday night.
SCORE of the Raider-NAS con-
test: r. H. E.
Raiders 49,. 101 104 OF 8 A
MAS - 900 $40 o. 3 A
Meadors, c. Albury, G. Lastres
and Roberts; Patterson and Mil
Ter.
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Scoring four runs in the sixth
inning on three hits coupled with
a few errors. the Red Raiders
were able to come from behind
and defeat the Key West Naval
Air Station, IA.
Raiders went ahead in the first
inning when j. Garcia exploded
a tremendous home run into deep
centerfield with none on. They
added another in the third on a
pass TO Grip" Lastres, a passed
ball and Tony Alonzo's single,
Raiders scored their third run
in Che fourth on two walks, an
infield hit and G. Albury's
squeeze bunt. MAS got into the
ball game in their half of the
fourth to throw the score into a
tie at sail. Miller, MAS catch
er, hpmered with two aboard for
the three runs that knotted the
count. Navymen added another
run in the fifth to go out front,
MAS shortstop was safe on first
on an error and went home when
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his appreciation of what is the
best in boxing, by donating $25
to Carleton, and $40 to Cronin
following the awarding of the
bout on a 2-1 decision by judges
to Carleton.
The 10-round semi-fina1s be-
tween Chico Morales, Havana,
and Ray Jackson, Orlando, was
lanslsiall Morales affair ending
with a beautiful knockout adj
naifistered jackson at the be-
ginning of the second round,
Jackson's end seemed sure after
the first few seconds of the first
round when he went down for a
count Of nine. Es'E.
THE tsix-round boxing match
pbetweep Ray Dundee, Miami,
and Paul Bustamante, Tampa,
went to Bustamante on a techni-
cal Knockout when Dundee's as
sistants threw in the towel which
hadn't even been wet with pers-
piration,
Kid Chavez and Tommy Rojos
opened the bouts. Rojos took the
judges decision on the four
round bout.
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Nayy's Surprise Bout Heads
Boxing Matches At Stadium

Baby Joe Diaz, Havana, won
the main ten-round bout at the
Municipal Stadium last night on
decision over Ernest Nogues,
Tampa, after both boys had tried
themselves out during the prev
ious nine rounds of boxing but
not fighting. s''
The most spectacular part IF
thesnaip go was a slightly, bloody
nose worn by Diaz, and some
near-fouls administered by Nogl
ues. ----
The surprise bout Of the even7
ing turned out to be the best
fight as two Navy boys showed
the fans what real boxing and
fighting could be when they are
in there for the real sport of the
game.
Ray Carleton, Boca Chica
Navy instructor, Union, Maine,
and Artie Cronin, Manchester,
N. H., the sailors, were the sur
prise bout participants and didn't
let up during the entire four
rounds.
Pollock, local jeweler, showed
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FOR RENT OR SALE
Fon HIRE
PHOTO SUPPLIES
EVANS PHOTO SUPPLY
STORE

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THE worlds finest" movie
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included; 8x10 rocker washer,
$1.95; Mercury Univex FAT
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plus tax; Champion cameras,
$500; cut film holders; adjust
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veloping tanks; meters: Weston
$3.50, DeJur Autocritic $25.43,
Skan $14.37. Yes: we have 1877
flint Also Ansco 100 color film.
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Scattered Showers
Due For Weekend

Weekend weather may be
cloudy, Observer Sam Cold
smith told Pelican Bill today.
The forecast for Key West and
vicinity;
Cloudy with widely scattered
showers and thunderstorns late
this afternoon, tonight and Sum
day. Moderate southeast and
south winds becoming south and
southwest.
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rs ABSENTEE VOTES CAST,
CAMPAIGN IN H1aH eEAI

Absentee voting for Tuesdays
primary ended at s o'clock yes
terday afternoon in the county
judges office. Seventy five ball
lots were cast.
Campaigning today is in high
gear, with one speech scheduled
tonight at DuvaI and Southland
streets. Louis Carbonell will
make an address from a sound
truck in behalf of George Sma;h-
ers, candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for congress.
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SOFTBALL.
Last NishtI
Russell Is Appointed
KIP. Deputy Chancellor

]. Winfield Russell, keeper of
records and seals of Key West
Lodge has been appointed dep
uty grand chancellor by the
grand chancellor of the knights
of Pythias of Florida.
The new grand chancellor,
who is the Rev. Allen E. Young,
pastor of the Baptist church at
Palm Harbor, was formerly con-
lected with the Navy here.
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Three bedroom house IN residen-
! tiaI section. Lot 1871 deep and
/ 40 wide, plus additional lot Az
by 49,. This attractive offer is
. priced to sell. Apply Citizen
Office. YabAln apr4 If
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Statesmen WANTED

Salesman: Permanent position
selling high-grade building and
machinery maintenance prod
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firm, complete line, high COM
mission. Write Box 1888, Dali
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or less is 45c.
PAYMENT
Payment for classified adj
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advance, but regular advertis-
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h ave their advertisements
charged.
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LOST
BABY CHICKS

Assorted chicks-zCOD $4.95 10G.
Leghorns, rocks, reds, wyan.
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40 and Al Dodge pickup trucks.
Command car conversion. Put
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ALUMINIUM AND STAINLESS
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ALUMINIUM AND STAINLESS
tno~ STEEL MOULDINGS.
We are now carrying a full line
/ of aluminium and stainless, steel
mouldings for use as sink
rims; cabinet trimmings and
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counters; stripping for lino1e I'm
on floors, drain boards, table
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carpets, rugs and doorways;
stair nosings; wall trims and
threshold plates. Come in and
look at our samples. Peppers
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CLASSIFIED ADS
information for the Advertisers
DEADLINE

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To insure publication, copy
must be in the office before II
o'clock on the day of publica-
ton.
Business office in The Citi-
zen Building, corner Greene
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right on entering building.
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HELP WANTED
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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MISCELLANEOUS

Refrigeration sales and service.
Repairs on all makes. All work
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ROOMS FOR RENT

Housekeeping rooms, all utilities
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Station wagon, Packard Six, ex-
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In good running condition.
Any reasonable offer taken.
For quick sale. 408 Greene
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FOR SALE

Library copies or current best
sellers-at prices that get lower
with each rental To fill your
bookshelves comp ar atively
painlessN, get acquainted with
our unique rental library sales
system. Paul Smith, bookseller
cor. Simonton and Eaton SITS.
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$500. Many Others, power
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3 and 3 bedroom bungalows,
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payable monthly. Johnson &
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Boston Braves Whip Indians,
81; Yanks Stop Tigers, 20

BOSTON, May 3.-The Boston
Braves came through with their
eighth straight win yesterday
over Cleveland as Lefty Mickey
Harris won his fourth straight
game, ga.
At New York the Yankees de-
feated. the Detroit Tigers, 20,
Allen Gettel pitching the shut
out.
Scores and batteries for the
major league teams:
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House trailer, size Z x 26. I'M
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RECREATION

BayvieW Park@T Tennis, basket
ball and handball courts. Dia-
mondball. Comfort stations.
South Beach and Rest Beach
Swimming.
Gulf Dock and Rest Beach
Deepsea fishing. small boats.
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BASEBALL
at Municipal Stadium
SUNDAY
(Afternoon Games)
3 P.M.-Key West Conchs VS..
Morris Reid Bombers of West
Palm Beach professional
basebalD.
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CITY SPORTS
DIAMONDBALL
at Bayview Park
Might Games)
Practice Games

o<1 4OIlDfAI-
Boy Scout Troop No. 81 v:
Boy Scout Troop No. so.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
Danish Officers
To Be HOnored
1t Reception

Not since before the war have
Washington hostesses had the op-
portunity to entertain-or be enter
tanned blythe dashing young Off
GERS and midshipmen that periodi-
cally came to this Capital aboard
foreign cruising ships.
This pleasant custom, discontinued
during the past several years, will be
started again with the arrival this
month of the Holger Danske, train
ing cruiser of the Royal Danish
Navy.
First on the schedule of parties
being planned is a large reception
at the Carlton on Monday, July %,
at $50 o'clock. In the absence of
the Minister and Nine. de Kauff-
mann, the Charge d'Affaires and
Nine. Bang Jensen will be hosts.
No doubt there will be other par
ties for the visitors. and If the old
custom is revived, there will be a
party aboard ship, with the officers
and midshipmen themselves as
hosts.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
Miss Mullen We'd
In Ceremony Here

Miss Dakota L. Mullen of this city
was married July s, to Mr.. Fred
Sturges of Omaha, Nebr, in the
Lincoln Chapel of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. George w. Burroughs, jr-
officiating.
The bride, who formerly was on
the staff OF the United States
News as research editor, is ths
daughter of the late Judge Frank
E. Mullen and the late Mrs Anna
Mullen Schulz of Presho, S. Oak.
She was escorted by her brother,
Mr.. Russell E. Mullen of Mount
Rainier, and another brother, Mr..
Frank r. Mullen OF New York,
vice president and general man.
ager Of the National Broadcasting
Co., served the bridegroom as best
man.
Miss Carol A. KnutSon was maid
Of honor and Miss Ruth C. Marvick
was bridesmaid, while Mr.. Everin
OBrien served as usher.
The bride was dressed in white
embroidered silk shantung with an
elbow-length cape and carried a
bouquet of white bouvardia and
larkspur with a gsrdenia center.
Mr. Sturges. who is veteran
Of the recent war, is associated with
w, H. Sturges Co. Of Winner, S.
OAK, and Omaha. They will reside
in Omaha.
Evening star., 1946-07-12

vino has just arrived in Washington,
was in command of the 9Th Armored
Division in Italy under Gen. Mark
Clark.
In conversation between a mixed
group of Americans and Australians,
someone asked what Australians
thought of GIs settling in their
country. 1t was said they would be
given hearty welcome, since Aus
tralia, which is about the same size
as the United States, has a popula-
ton of only 100000, with II times
as many sheep as men, as against
our population of 135.00O,OOO.
Talking together were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Duncan and Mr.. Ken
meth Pring The three are leav-
ing for Chile soon to set up the new
Australian Legation there. The
Minister of South Africa, Mr.. H. T.
Andrews, whose wife is up at the
Wianno Club on the Cape, was there
with Maj. Gen John Austin Chap
man, head of the Australian Military
Mission. Mrs. Chapman was also
there and their daughter, Miss Betty
Chapman.
Other guests at this distinguished
gathering were Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can Phillips, Mr.. Huntington Cairns,
the Naval Attache of the British
Embassy and Lady Mary Abel Smith.
Gen. James H. Cannan. Senator and
Mrs. Warren Austin and Miss Cor
bett Wilson, who is here from South
Africa visiting her sister, Mrs. S. H.
K. Spurgeon, wife of the Naval
Attache at the Australian Embassy.
Still others were Mr.. Robert
Hadow, Maj. Ralph Forster, Senator
and Mrs. Brien Mcmahon, Senator
and Mrs. j. William Fulbright, SEN
ator and Mrs. Homer Ferguson.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph Ball, Mr..
George Clark, 1t. and Mrs. Robert
Abel, Squadron Leader J. L.
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Nc
1ntyre, Maj. Michael Buring and
Maj. Gen. Hal Brownfield of the
Canadian Military Mission.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
Leetb-Ubler
Ceremony Held

The wedding of Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas Uhler, of Hyattsville.
daughter of Mrs. Clayborne A.
Thomas Of Frederick and the late
Mr.. Thomas, to Mr. Erwin Henry
Leeth of Miami took place last even
ing in the Robertson Memorial
Evangelical and Reformed Church
in Miami. the Rev Edward w.
Ullrich officiating at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride wore a cream embos-
sed eyelet organdy dress with a
hat of hyacinth blue and fuchsia
flowers and her corsage was of
orchids.
The bride has been a home eco
nomics teacher in Maryland Park
High School. in Prince Georges
County Her husband is con-
struction engineer. The couple will
reside at Oceanic Villa. Collins
avenue. Miami Beach. Mr.. Leeth
is the son of Mrs. Eldon H. Leeth
of Chevy Chase and the late Mr.
Leeth.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
Sir Carl, Lady Beremdsen Hosts
1t Buffet Dinner for Nasbes
BY Betty MHHken

Branson Willis. who's here from
Tallahassee for visit.
Head of the British Naval Staff
Admiral Sir Henry Moorea with his
daughter: head of the Australian
Military Mission, Mai Gen. John
Austin Chapman, with his wife and
daughter. and Surgeon General of
the United States Army. Man Gen.
Norman r Kirk, with Mrs. Kirk, also
were in the company. Gen. Chap
man, who's acquiring An enviable
reputation for good stories" told
one of his favorites tabout the
colonel on train in Australia) to
an audience that included the South
African Minister. Mr.. H. T. Andrews;
the Hurbans and Betty Squire.
Other guests of Sir Carl and Lady
Berendsen were the Australian
Minister for External Affairs and
Mrs Evatt, who'd been entertained
at reception by the Charge
d'Affaires and Mrs John Oldham
earlier in the evening; the new
Czechoslovak Ambassador, the British
Minister and Lady Balfour, Lady
SAMSON, Mr.. Thomas A. Stone,
Counselor of the Canadian Embassy:
Sir Frederick and Lady Turnbull.
with their daughter. Mrs. Thomp-
son; Mrs. Homer Ferguson, Group
Capt. R. J. Legg, Mr.. Robert
w. Marshall, director of the New
Zealand Supply Mission; Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Burke, Mr.. Athol Tay-
lor of New Zealand, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs.
Barnet Mover, Miss Irene Boyle and
members of the New Zealand Lega-
tion staff.