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Evening star., 1948-06-10
Olympic Canoe Berths
To Be Decided Here

-Four Washington canoeists-
Tommy Horton, Frank Havens, Ken
Clark and Johnny Eisman-are con-
ceded excellent chances for selection
to the United States long distance
canoe team which will compete In
the Olympics in London.
They all face final obstacle Sun
day on the Potomac River in the
Olympic tryouts. however. -Four
races over the 10,000-meter course
will be staged, beginning at 10 am.
with the start and finish of each
race near Memorial Bridge.
Following the races, the Olympic
Committee will meet at Washington
Canoe Club to name the United
States long-distance team.
The local foursome acquired the
favorite roles by virtue of outstand-
ing performances last week on Lake
Sebago, in New York, Horton upset
National Champion Ernie Riedel In
the double-bla class over the
1,O00-meter distance. He will meet
Riedel again Sunday in the longer
race with the champion pressing for
a berth on the Olympic team and
revenge.
Clark and Eisman. teammates OF
Horton at Potomac Boat Club, won
the tandem double-b blade race, and
Havens, competing for Washington
Canoe Club, captured the single
blade grind.
Opposing Clark and Eisman in
the tandem battle will be Ed Trill-
ing and Bill Havens. jr., of WASH
intgon Canoe Club: Bill Coils and
Rod Feicth of Inwood IN. j. Canoe
Club and a pair of potent entries
from Yonkers Canoe Club.
The Single-blade race has lured
such MISUNDERSTANDING entries
as Adolph Springel of New York's
Pendleton Canoe Club, George Byers
of Samoset Club of Boston and Art
Roberts Of Worcester's Crescent
Club. Frank Havens will battle
this array for local prestige.
National Champions John Haas
and Frank Krick of Philadelphia
will make Olympic bids in the tan
6em single-blade division.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

Barbin, Eve Prime, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. M. Greer, jr, Meander Farm; MIR.
and Mrs. George Watts Hill, Mrs.
Marie A. Moore, DR.. L. M. Allen and
Mrs. M. w. Mostellar, and many
others.
Tomorrow's program viii start at
10 am, Washintgon time, and in
cludes the heavy draft horses. half
bred broodmares and breeding
classes, several 3-year-old hunter
classes, the small open hunters and
model hunters. The afternoon ses-
sion starts at 3 o'clock with II
classes listed including the Founders
event.
Saturdays schedule viii lead OF
10 o'clock with . parade Of thorough
bred brood mares. The interesting
Thoroughbred breeding classes also
will be shown during the morning.
The afternoon session includes the
3-year-old stake, the colorful CO.
rinthian. The 3-year -old, green
hunter, working hunter and confor-
nation hunter preliminaries will
wind up the actual performances.
The pinning of the champions and
reserves will be the finale.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
League Leaders
Dy The Asseeiossd Press


AMn1hAAky.
Bsttins--Williams. Boston, .ss4'
Bondreau, Cleveland, S6s y..
York. ~: Williams, Boston, As,
Runs-Williams. Boston, 43; nys
players tied with 81.
dreau, Cleveland. and xvers, Detroit
Doubles-Boudrsau, Cleveland, IA:
Williams. Boston. and zarills. st. Loui.
Home runs-Keltner. Cleveland. II;
Williams, Boston. IL.
piilinEer. 81. Louis. Z.
Lsmon, Cleveland, 20.
Fitching-Raschi. New York, 7-1s
.e76; Bearden. Cleveland, 81, 1857.
NATIONAL.
Sa.sinfmHolmsss Boston. $40; Nu-
Runs batted in-Musial, st. Louis.
80: Kiner, Pittsburgh, 81,
Runs-losxmssn. New York 10; Mi.
Hit,-Ashburn. sPhiladslphia. and
.h!if 9igupae:CSsnsnsi aeS ycrs aChieaso' 's' MAR
ssi ssei.n a'assaI.aA Ssss.m.A.hSarn. Philadelphia.
"A; TorGeson. Boston. 8.
Strikeouts-Jansen, New York, 81,
Branca. Brooklyn 80.
Pitching - Heint1elman, Cincinnati
40. 1000; Brecheen. ct. Louis, 6-l.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

ahead to leave the track at the
turn.
The Phillips starting gate was
the brain child of Steve Phillips,
a veteran of 80 years as a top
starter. who patented the idea
about Is years ago.
Roosevelt Raceway helped Phil
lips develop the revolutionary gate.
Within three years 1t has been put
into operation at most major har-
ness tracks in the country.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Mats

who Travelled IL scoreless innings
against Bob Feller in his last start,
will attempt to present the Mats .
fourth straight victory tonight when
he opposes the Browns. Fred
Sanford will pitch for st. Louis. q.
The Mats will be trying to reach the
500 level for the first time since
May 6.
Garden Gillenwater. in q hot hit
ting mood, was forced to sit out last
nights game due to an infected foot.
/. He is expected to be ready for
action tonight.
Coan took a head-frst tumble
into the left field boxes when he
pursued Bob Dillingers foul in the
fifth inning. Catcher Len Okrie
arrived to supplement the Mats re-
ceivers and Pitcher Earl Harrist,
late of the White Sox, also arrived,
but too late to climb into q uniform.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

Runs-Priddy, IDente. Kozar. Coan t2).
Stewart Wynn. Error--Yost. Runs batted
base hits-Dente. Wynn. Priddy.- Vernon.
Three-base hits-coan, Stewart. Home run
stolen base---Evans. Left on bases
balls-On Fannin, l; OF Widmar. l: OF
Bisean; l; on Wynn, /; struek-By Wynn
i. Hits and runs on Fannin. Z and S in
) innings; of Widmar, none and none in 2
innings; OIL Biscan, and none in l inning.
Losing pitcher-Fannin. Umpires-Messrs.
Grieve, Stevens and Summers. Attendance
-6.779. Time of game-2:01.
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lran Inna Selmann, geb. 8ie.
berg, geboren in Sreeburg. Mo.; Tan,
als @inuno5man5igidbriee nod Ger.
mantopn, ST., lno permdbIte iih nit
slbert &ellmann. Sic ltarb nod lan-
gerem 2eioen i'm alter bon iiebenuno-
adt5ig Snbren, neun Wonaten uno
bier Sagen in 8reele, Su. Sbr @atte
ging ibr Dor nel,n5ebn Sabren IN,
Sooe boraus. Sic binterlGBt iehs ner-
beiratete ainoer, iedsunobier5ig gn-
fel. einunbniersig urenfel uno aipei
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men geboren gu ben Silters of tie
Woit Brecious 9looo uno gu oen
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mar cine Iangidbrige, eifriee 2eierin.
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am %. De5ember 1947 in 8itts-
burgb, Ba. Sic ipar cine lanaidb-
rige, eifrige 2eierin.
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90. SUM 1947 in Storm 2afe, ssa.
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ben, am II. Nopember 1947 in gbi4
cago, Sa. Seier ieit fiinfunof finf5ig
Sabren.
Jrans t. Snber, eeitorben am 80.
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lit - in Gergleih nit ben iibrigen
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gen bon ieinern Stanbe ab. Die bell
len uno ounflen Stenen, bic l,ns als
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aatbeorale erfolgte beute (Donners-
tag) Die lolenne &oniefration uno sssr,-
ltalIierung oes bohp'iten Srn. gi-
Idols gilbert &. 3uraipejte bon geI-
leoille. an Der einbrudspollen 5eier
beteiligten lib bier gii10fe un6 bum
oerte bon HrieItern. Die &oniefration
ooa5og Ser bod)p'ite Sr. gilhof
Sdlarman BON Beoria, Die ssnltaQie-
rung Der bodn'ite &r. 8eibbiihof
Biainm 8. S'Brien aIs Bertreter
bon ol-gr5biihof Strith BON
Chicago. slls Diitfonfefratoren fl.n-
gierten Der bodip'ite Sr. 8eibbiI6oi
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erfolgt in oer bieligen &atbeorole Sic
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meibe uoll5ie1t Der bobu'ite gr. 8i-
lbof Solepb g. 2pn6 bon gaIlas.
sscm yorf, q. 9. = Wie ser
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oerllng 81 erm0gliben uno bier fir
lie Mrbeit uno 8erbienft an finoen.
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beginnt bier Die ied5ebnte ssabres>
fonpention bes National Catholic
Conference on Samilp 2ife, tpobei II.
la. Der bohm'Ite Sr. Beter @. 8ar-
tbololne, aoaoiutorbiidof bon ct.
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ren5, an fiinf fatboliIde 5rauen fir
electromagnetic 2eiit,ngen sur ss0rbe-
rung oes fafboliiden ssamilienIebens
Aus5elbnungen berleiben miro. gu
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sramm iino gegen iieb5ig Meoner Dor-
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st. Hanl, Winn.
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ihuliabreS, baben NIT l,anrbaften Grs
folgen- II, ben @eibna6tsferien 6ie
2eier5abl unierer @ohenbldtter ourd,
grperbune neier 2eier nermebrt.
Greibunoertiieb neue
2eier ,puroen gelponnen. 8ir betuin-
fommnen unlere neuen 2eier bon
gon5em Ser5en!
Die ,Soiepbinum 3epietp' lit nun
ein Sabr alt. @ir begriiBen bie Cot
iade, oaB bie Webr5abl ser 2eler
entidloiien lit, 1nS ipeiter treu su
blei6en. g8ir baben bic 8eobaftuna
eemadt, oaB oie seeenpdrtigen 2ejer
it'd mebr bepogen fiiblen, ibr abon-
nement 81 erneuern, als es Der San
mar nit unierm ,Soiepbinltm 8eef-
lp'. - 8efanntlib lit Ser Wonat Sc
bruar Der fatboliibe Greiiemonot.
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erneutem 5Ieib llniern Stuoenten be-
bilflid 5u iein, Die 3abl Der 2eier fir
uniere beioen @o6enbl1tter al bers
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WATER FUND
Previously credited $652.OO
Rev. Alumnus, Mimi. ...... $500
Mrs. Jos. Hlavach, Spencer,
Wis. 500
John B. Neumann, Colum-
puS, -. 3.Vt
Eugene D. Keena, Grand
Rapids, Mich. ............ 200
Peter P. Krebsbach, st.
Paul, MINI. ........ 100
A. NJ, New York, NY. ..... 100
Mrs. JAG. Grill, Scranton, Pa. 100
Total. .....................$ $4,000
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-31
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Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-29

LOT, basement excavated; light, water, sewer available. Write
 Box C, Valley Frontiersman.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-29
Barber Is Here On Saturday Only

Until the services of another barber can be secured, the Val ley Barber Shop will be open on Saturdays only, proprietor Daryl Meeks announced this week. MT. Meeks is now em- ployed as barber at the Officers Club at Fort Richardson, but comes to the Valley on Saturday.
 MT. Meeks had hoped that Charles Quinton, former Valley barber, would assume his chores in the Valley Barber Shop. How ever MT. Quinton, who has been Outside for some time, found Palmer too cold for his comfort.
 MT. Meeks says that his broth CT, who graduates from barber school in August, is planning to come to Palmer. However he hopes that another barber can be found who will take care of the shop until that time.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-29
NOTICE

To Whom It Might Concern: Contrary to the apparent conception currently in use by many of my con- temporaries in the Valley as to what constitutes a gentleman, the follow ing rules of behaviour are generally held in high esteem by conscientious and enlightened people:
 l. Neither nor self-pity
 brings desirous results when we
 hear of others having made of
 fenSive remarks.
 II. Retaliation nearly always brings
 defeat and disappointment. III. It is not sign of weakness to
 overlook or forgive offensive
 and deprecating remarks on
 the contrary, it is an indication
 of inner strength and intelli-
 gence.
 And lastly, it is in gross poor taste to form an opinion when not in full possession of all the evidence perti- nent to any controversial matter.
 (Signed)
 OSCAR DOWNING
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-29

'38 DODGE panel; Al condition.
 Palmer Automotive Service.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-29

TAPPAN gas stoves and regu'
 lators. Hartley Bros. Motors.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-29
Former Barber Visits

Charles Quinton, who formerly was proprietor of the Coop barbershop for four years, re- turned to the Valley for a short visit here last week. MT. Quin- ton was here only on Friday aft ernoon. He has recently returned to Anchorage from a winter spent in California.