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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

PF1St1 1tery. dine z. cervna '
kf1zkovych zapasech poTada-
nych Mr.. Ed Contosem v Coli
scum 1cinkovati budou nasle-
duj1c1 zapasn1ci:
Antonio Rocco, 226 ID. (The
Amazing Argentina Italian)
VS.. "The Baron" Michael Leone
228 ID. (Italian Terror.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu 1 porazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
George Macricostas, 23O ID.
(The Golden Creek a Kola
Kwariani, 233 ID. (Russian Cos
VS.. Marvin Mercer, 2O4
ID. z Reading, Pa. a Stanley
Novak, 234 ID. polish Hercu-
les).
V1tezi zfskati must 2 vitez-
stvl re 3 utkani.
V nasledujlcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuji
Sammy Kohen, Jr. 208 Id.
Jewish Star, N. W VS.. Maui
rice LaChappelle, (French Ca
nadian) FOG ID.
Harry Finkelstein, 225 Id. z
.ostonu VS.. Dutch ~Schweigert,
226 Id. z Camden, N. j.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Tajne zbrans zkouseny ma
strelnicich " Australia.

Canberra, Australia. - Ia
spoluprace celeho anglickeho
imperia byla v Australia vybu-
dovana obrovska stfelnice, kde
jsou vyzkouseny tajne zbrane.
mezi mimi hlavne rizene naboje.
Doposud je pouz1vatelna jen
cast stfelnice, avsak celia stav-
ba ma byt dokoncena do konce
|roku. Mezi novymi zbranemi
jsou uvedeny raketove pumy S
atomovou hlavou, jetove l6ta-
j1c1 kr1dlo, bomba, sledujfci sa-
mocinne letaj1c1 cfle a move ty-
Ply jetovych- letadel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Holandska vojska budou
odvolana z Indonesie.

Haag, Holandsko. - Jak by
10 zde oficielne oznameno, ma
stoup1 behem pr1stfch 8 mes1c1
80, 600 holandskych vojak1
zpatecni cestu z Indonesie do
vlasti. Repatriace vsech vojsk
ma pax byt provedena do kon-
&c 1nora pristine roku.
Mluvcl holandske armady
prohlasil, re Indoneska repu-
blika 81 utvor1 vojenske silly v
poctu $4,000 muzd, kterf ma
hradl holadske vojenske Cd
d1ly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Odkladani delnikIG z vladnich
Iodenic.

z Washingtonu bylo ozname-
no, re pc l. cervenci Dude We
vladn1ch lodenicfch odlozeno
10, 900 deln1kG nasledkem sn1-
zenf vladnfho rozpoctu ma fis-
kalnl rok 1949-195O.
Nejvets1 pocet deln1kG ma
byti propulsion v lodenici Bos-
ton a Size kolem LOO. Nejme-
ne deln1kd Dude propusteno v
New YOrku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Angle a blizky vYchod.

Anglictf ~diplomaticti zastup-
ci Syrii, Iraku, Transjordanii,
Lebanonu a Saudske Arabic
byli povolani k poradam do
Londyna. Ma byt rozhodnuto,
do jake miry byla posice An
glie v teto oblasti zmenena "a
lozen1m zidovskeho statu. Dale
Dude projednavana otazka a.
rabskych uprchlfk1 a hospodai
ska pomoc arabskym statGm
Angle vynalozi veskere 1sil1
ably sve mocenske postaven.
mezi Araby udrzela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Rusove zrusily generalni
konsulat " Sanghaii.

Sanghaj. = Mluvc1 zdejsiho
ruskeho generaln1ho konsula-
tn oznamil re konuslat prestane
1fadovat proto, re novy komu-
nisticky rezim neni Rusy uznan.
Stejne postupovali Rusove sc
svymi zastupitelskymi 1rady v
komunisticke Cine. Zrusili take
konsulat v Peipingu a byli PRIV
nj, kter1 prelozili sve vyslanec-
tv1 do KantOnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Americky dGlni inzenyr byl
zabit " Bolivii.

La Paz, Bolivie. - Pr nepo-
kojlch v cinovych dolech v Ca
tavi V Bolivii, byl zastrelen je-
den zamestnany d6lnf inzenyr
jmenem Floyd w. Erickson a
stavaj1 obavy, re tam pTisel O
zivot jeden dalsf americky dull
nj inzenyr. Bylo znamo, re
stavkuj1cf deln1ci drzf 7 tam "a
m6stnanych Americana jake ru-
kojm1, osud o~statnich nen1 pro-
zatim Znam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Coplonova pravi, re neni vinna.

Washington, D. C. - Judith
.Coplon, pr1sahala ma soude, ma
nemz Sc odpovfda re zaloby pro
vyzvedacstvf, re neni vinna a
obvinila nekoho, kdo il chtel
zniciti, re sosnoval toto spik-
mutt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
PTedbezne oznamenf zabav.

= V nedeli, ~. cervna O.
krskove Zavody Zactva a We
refine Cviceni Sokolovne Cur
It's Bay.
V ned6li, 10. cervna PRIV
nj Sezonovy Vylet v Zahrade
SLOW. Mar. Domu, 6526 Hola-
bird Ave. poTada clenstvo.
V nedeli, II. cervence
Vyrocnl Vylet do Annapolis,
Md. pofada Csl. Amer. Ustfed1
Westinghouse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Rozkol " italskem delnictvu sc
stale rozsiruje.

Rim, Italie. - Prave kr1dlo
socialne demokraticke strany
Sc usneslo opustit komunisty
ovladanou dstTedni organisaci
italskeho delnictva a spojit sc
s jinymi protikomunistickymi
skupinami k zalozenf move del
nicke organisace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Doklady pro Spojene narody
byly ukradeny " Israeli.

Haifa, Israel. = Zdejsl po-
licie sdeluje, re byly ma zdeJ-
sim postovnfm trade ukradeny
baliky d~okument1, urcene pro
smfrci vybor pro Palestine, "a
sedajici v zeneve We Svycarech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Ceskoslovensko kupuje We
Francii brambory.

PaTiz. = Ceskoslovensko mu-
selo nakoupit We Francii 10000
tun brambOr, protoze velkou
cast sve vlastn1 sklizne muscle
z naf1zen1 sovetske vlady po-
slat do ruskeho okupacniho
pasma V Nemecku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03

Par1z. - Zahranicnl mini
stri zapadnfch zem1 usilujf O
zaruku, re Berlin nebude odr1z
nut. Bee teto zaruky parfzska
conference Dude neuspesnou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03

Velice me bavi a test nakupo-
vanf We meste hodinu neb dive.
Avsak nerada jdu domu,
kdyz jsou me nakupnl tasky
naplneny balicky.
Ones odpoledne byla jsem ma
cests k domovu obtezkana vi
ce jak tuctem balickG, kdyz
Sc objevil Cy Stubs. Praco-
val We sve zahrade ma druhe
strans ulice. Spatriv me, "a
stavil praci a pfisel Ike mne,
by mi pomohl odnesti valicky
domu.
Cy je dobry soused = vzdy
hotov pomoci "druhemu ka-
maradu". Zrovna TAX jedna
ma nasi spolecn6 telefonl lin
&c. Vzdy lined odpovl ma
zvoneni, a nikdy neprerusuje
kdyz JIM pouz1vajf linku. O.
kamzite by uvolnil linku,
kdyby il nekdo jiny potrebo-
val V padu n%utnosti. jake
v6tSina lid ma party lines,
on vi, re obTadnost a UNA
lost znamena lepsf telefonl
sluzbu pro kazdeho.
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company of Balti-
more City.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Sylvester Says:

eff new home
costs would bur-
den you - just
wait till you get
your bill for
public housing"
Public housers
in tho Fadora1
Evening star., 1949-09-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. '"A-15
THURSDAY %.

ness, have a tendency to lull the
conscience.
"The prayer book has been
praised for its reticence and good
taste. But these can go too far.
Calling things by their names is
sometimes even better. I would
not delete such great words as
courage, purity and love, but on
other pages of the book I would
explain them explicitly, calling q
spade a spade"
Dean Suter pointed out that it
would be more effective to say
that he may never offer or accept
a bribe" instead Of that our pub
lie servants may be incorruptible. "
Wedel Gets Post.
The Rev. Theodore o. Wedel,
canon Of Washington Cathedral
was chosen chairman of the Com
mittee on the Prayer Book and
Ogle r. Singleton of Washington
was elected secretary of the Com
mittee on Missions.
At a meeting of the Women's S
National Auxiliary Mrs. Waldo
Burnside of Washington was
named yesterday a member OF
the Nominating Committee. Mrs
Theodore o. Wedel, wife of Canon
Wedel. was nominated for men,
ber at large of the Executive
Evening star., 1949-09-29

Board of the Woman's Auxiliary.
She has completed one term, but
is eligible for reelection to an
other three-year term. Another
District of Columbia woman, Mrs.
Harold Quivers of st. Mary's
Church, was named to the Com
mittee on Policy, Procedure and
Reference, the committee to which
all major resolutions are referred.
Mrs. Arthur Sherman of New
York was renominated as execu-
tive secretary of the auxiliary for
the next three years.
At a dinner on church voca-
tions, Mrs. Wedel declared there
are dozens of good jobs for wom-
en- in the church today, and not
enough trained women to fill
them" She urged her hearers to
do what they could in interesting
capable young women in church
work.
Evening star., 1949-09-29
ByCospor Nonnes
Star Stoff Correspondent

/
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Sept.
29.-Preliminaries Of the 56th
General Convention Of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church were
over as the delegates prepared to-
day to discuss the church's role
In social reconstruction, nationally
and overseas.
This issue was brought to the
fore yesterday when the Right
Rev. Norman Nash, Bishop of
Massachusetts,, told a joint session
Of the House Of Bishops and the
House Of Deputies the church must
do something about ministering
adequately to the people of "St.
Swithins- in the Slums" and "St.
George's-by-t the -Gashouse." The
bishop urged his hearers to do
some rethinking on the church. S
responsibility for the underprivi-
legged and needy.
Another issue to be brought up
today in the House of Bishops is
that Of artificial dissemination
The resolution. presented by the
Right Rev. Reginald Mallett,
Bishop Of Northern Indiana, said
that "in view of the increasing
public discussion and consequent
need Of guidance of our church
people toward right thinking on
the subject Of artificial insemina-
ton" a committee should be ap-
pointed to study the issue and
report to the next meeting of the
House Of Bishops.
Remarriage Issue Studied.
The question of the remarriage
Of divorced persons in the church
will also reach the floor during
the convention as the result of a
resolution submitted by Spencer
Erwin Of Newark. N. j., calling for
clariflcation Of the marriage canon
adopted by the 1916 convention.
That canon, in substance, permits
the bishop Of q diocese to decide
whether the innocent person to a
divorce may be remarked In the
church.
Three women who were denied
seats in the House of Deputies
Tuesday but were invited to sit in
without voice or vote" yesterday
declined the invitation.
I'VE regretfully wish to inform
the house that we believe such &C.
ton is irrelevant to the main is
sue," they declared in a letter to
the House Of Deputies.
1--WE were elected by our dioceses,
not as women but as lay deputies.
We feel that the real issue has not
been met by this convention. The
question Is not one of courtesy to
women, but that of the right of
women to represent In its councils
the church they are proud to serve.
We therefore decline the courtesy
offered to u.s."
The message was signed by
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Episcopal Convention Prepares
To Debate Reconstruction Role

Mrs. Alice H. Cowdry Of st. Louis,
Mrs. Elizabeth Pittman of Omaha,
Nebr.. and Miss Ruth Jenkins of
Tacoma, Wash. A fourth woman
delegate. Mrs. Doming Villafane
Of Puerto Rico, was not present.
DIP Program Pushed.
Bishop Nash yesterday called
on the church to step up its pro-
gram in relation to displaced per-
sons. He pointed out that of the
81. 900 persons eligible to enter the
United States under the present
law $4,000 have been sponsored by
the Roman Catholic Church and
by the Jewish people. Only 1000
have been taken into the country
by all the Protestant bodies. he
declared, and in the Episcopal
Church only three dioceses have
sponsored more than 10 families
to the United States.
The denomination was urged tc
stimulate a program Of resettle-
ment for these displaced persons
by finding 1900 sponsors for them
between now and Christmas
Bishop Nash said.
"You cannot kill communism
with a gum" the Right Rev. j. I
Blair Larned, bishop in charge OF
American churches in Europe, de-
clared yesterday. God forbid that
we even think of that possibility
If it be an ethical evil, the only
way to defeat it is with a greater
ethical good. The answer to COM
munism Is in ChriSt's way of life
more truly lived and witnessed
before men,"
Urging that the $50O,000 for aid
to Europe each year for the next
three years be oversubscribed be-
cause of the great need, Bishop
Larned asserted Greece was now
a country with 100000 Of its
8, ,000, 900 people exiled from their
homes and villages and nearly
one-third completely homeless
and unsheltered."
Suter Requests Changes.
A revision Of the Book of Com
mon Prayer so it will embody
specific references to American
problems in concrete terms was
advocated last night by the Very
Rev. John w. Suter, dean of
Washington Cathedral and Gus
todian Of the Book Of Common
Prayer.
"One Of the most conspicuous
lacks in the prayer book is refer
ences to American problems in
specific terms" Dean Suter said.
with a few exceptions the prayer
book does not deal explicitly with
any factors Of this sort. Instead
it speaks in general terms such as
goodness, truth, faith, courage,
loyalty.
Abstract nouns like these have
their place. Today, however,
the well-worn phrases of the
prayer book. with their beautiful
sound and their lack of concrete
Evening star., 1949-09-29

fats later was acquired by the
Navy.
So that it would be within q
stones throw of the Capital and
the military departments. Boiling
was established on its present
site November Is, 1887. Approx
mately 345 acres were acquired
from the Washington Steel and
Ordnance Co. for the purpose and
$50 acres were bought from other
sources.
Built first to serve as a train
ing base for flyers of old time
"aeroplanes." Boiling since the
early 20s has been used by avia-
tors in the Washington area to
maintain their proficiency. It
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Quiet Sd Birthday
Sef for Boiling Base

Boiling Air Base-the air arms
oldest air field-will mark its 32d
anniversary on Sunday but nc
special celebration is slated.
The base was named for Col
Raynal c. Boiling. an Army re-
servist who was killed In France
during World War I. He was a
native OF Hot Springs, Ark.
The original site of Boiling is
Anacostia Naval Air Station, for
the Army Signal Corps. "airplane
held" established on Anacostia
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Siemo Chi Editor Quits

CHICAGO, Sept. %. R.-
Chester w. Cleveland, editor and
business manager of The Maga-
zine Sigma Chi, today announced
his resignation, effective October
l. He has operated the fraternity's
publication for more than ~
years. He plans to establish pub
lie relations Office.
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Management Unit to Meet

Civil Service Commissioner
James M. Mitchell will preside at
a round-table discussion spon-
sored by the Society for the Ad-
vancement of Management at
7:30 o'clock tonight at the Federal
Personnel Council. 1926 K street
NV. The subject will be Stock
piling Executive Ability"
Evening star., 1949-09-29

Beginning this week, Z Of the Is
agencies-the Central Library and
the Georgetown, Mount Pleasant.
Northeast. Petworth, Southeast
and Southwest branches-will be
open Monday through Saturday
from 8 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

FEDERAL Federal Government has jumped the fence
designed it. Naval Ordnance has pushed into Montgomery
County Here view made looking southeast from the District
line suitand of dashes), shows at Suand
fright the largest concentration Of Federal buildings
outside of the downtown plan to make this of
buildings which eventually may total IL H. the nucleus
for motor age city of 100000 gathering dust in
(Eleuenth of series of aerial photooraph
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Public Libraries 10 Resume
REGULAR Hours Saturday

The Central Building and all
other agencies of the District Pub
lie Library will resume regular
opening and closing hours Satur-
day.
All Library agencies closed at
noon Saturdays during the sum-
mer months.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

not is the shown in this picture almost certain
become vast suburb Of Washington One that
lies only miles from the Capitol by one of the
Washington areas best roads, the Suand parkway
Air Force Base Cleft arrow already causing population
to BOOM be in the distance at upper right
Residential development be already beginning
replace corneds at centerFarcd Aerial Surveys Inc
If Wdshinutons 1netrouolitnn nroapthl
Evening star., 1949-09-29

also has been the starting point
or finish Of many record flights
and before World War II was
general headquarters of Army Air
| Forces.
Evening star., 1949-03-13

In the long run. he believed. no one can be
secure or successful or happy if he lives only for
himself. We grow only by giving the best of
ourselves to something that we believe in heart
and soul. This is the essence of loyalty.
In terms of this definition. how loyal are you?
Here is simple way to find out. Below are some
things in which nearly everyone believes:
1. Your family.
2. The organization for which you work
3. Your community
4. Your church
S. Your country
Now put this list aside. Then take it out again
few days or weeks or months from now. When
you do, ask yourself this question: Since first
reading this page have 50 lived that these five
things are stronger, better finer because of fmef
If you can answer truthful yes. then you will
know that you understand the meaning of loyalty
- and, along with it, the secret of true happiness.
Evening star., 1949-03-13

This Week Magazine
FoR BETTER AMERICA
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS. Hitsr
BEWARE Of HtTc1-hKERSl. Sl............ 4
BY 0eeojd E. ksykos
HOLLYWOOD REBOUND. D.................... 6
by RSekasd Stem
"ot,E-wAy Trade WON'T woek" ...... .
by SCI essa
STUDENTS WITH sUN9URks. ks................ 10
GLAMOUR DOESN'T PAY. ~
BY Lewis Berg
BY JsssRs Weid0sa
'EvERvBOCYS A MesOMETHik0r. ....... ~
BY Jkea ond JvNs kobkiss
LOOK. NO HANDS,. ....................... 10
BY Emile G. SekWs0oekss
WAKE UP, STUpOr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
by Jsss MeMasts
HOW AMERICA EAE. AE................... -
by 0s@satSs e6Sdfsferd
Cevss ky ~ Rsskis
Evening star., 1949-03-13
LOYALTY TEST
BY Harvey W. Davus
President, Stevens Institute Of Technology

(Llnless you can find some sort Of
loyalty, you cannot find ,<sity and
peace in you, actiue living"
JOSIAH ROYCE
NTowADAYs, when an FBI man asks me about
~ the loyalty of so-and-so, reply that, as far
as know he is not, and has never been. and, in
nv opinion, is not likely to become, either
traitor, a spy. or Communist of the Russian
brand irving to bore from within. That seems to
cover the question.
But surely, this adds up to very narrow
definition of the fine old word loyalty: and
maybe this is good time for us to re-discover
the broader meaning which Professor Royce had
in mind, 40 years ago, when he wrote the lines
quoted above.
True loyalty, according to Royce's definition,
ia never a negative thing. 1t is positive, whole
hearted and outflowing devotion to something
beyond your private self, bigger than you are.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR NO. ii-sTATED MEETINGS Isl "Wednesday
DECREE WORK. Ord Wednesday, Worthy Msron-Mrs Nan
Randall l27l W. Grand Blvd; SserefsrY-Mrs Grace Balsn
1855 3oth Street La lss
sATHsHEnA CHAPTER NO STATED MEETINGS. Isl Fri
Ton-Mr James Clark ssia soih Street; ssersisrY-Mrs
GOLDEN LEAF NO. 4-sTATED MEETINGS Wednesday
DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday, Worthy Maron-Hrs. Mar
joris Collins is43 MeDcuss Tw 1855 Worthy Patron
a. Fisher. 3zll Ysmsns
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 7l-sTATED MEETINGS Isl Fri.
Wright SIS Msdbury tn. z-5s7s: Worthy Patron Mr. De
void Hoisy o77s csrdoni TO- sslzz Secretary Hr AYvs
Ysnssy ol27 Russell TX s-sisA r, .rw-,v,
day. DEGREE WORK ard Thursdsy. Worthy Msfron-hrs
Willie 7oe3o Mifchsldss IL 13s77; Worthy
Mr. George Glenn ziasl Msse Secretary Mrs. Opal elena
ST. AGNES CHAPTER NO. &C. STATED MEETINGS and
Wednesday, DECREE WORK 9Th Wednesday. Worthy Mairon
Mr. Jerry Fleming eSsz BoSwood TY. eoS75
tarY. Mrs. Beatrice Fleming Bssz Boxwood TX. eos71
day DEGREE WORK 4fh Thursday. Worthy Msfron Mrs
Avas Hsndrefh 3ses French Road HI 1915 Worthy Patron
Mr. John C. Robinson. 1870 Maple cH osss Secretary Mrs.
WATERFORD CHAPTER NO. 30 STATED MEETINGS isi Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday. Worthy Nafron Mrs
Smith sols Oakland IN liotz: Worthy Psiron. M
DoHIcikN cHAPTEn NO: "a STATED MEETINGS and Thurs.
47 Msrsfon TR i-o5os; Worthy Patron Mr.
Henry Calvert 1883 Brydsn Secretary Mira Hsnrsns Yuis
DEBoHAH ciiApTER NO "a STATED MEETINGS Ana Monday
DEGREE WORK ffh Monday Worthy Marion. Nrs- n . y
Doyle 1850 Bangor TY. Ism; worthy
risvsr. as5s W. Ferssi. TY. tss3 ''-''
Tyne CHAPTER NO. -. STATED MEETINGS. ir Monday. DE-
s ca ss M w worth, s.ss s' Ruth
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
Harris, Pi9gott
Added To Staff
Of William Bell

C7EESSECHy ~ Lar.
N 5<.1. 1es, res<r Z. Z ard 7
College snoo1ncs1 Tsescss ~
soc.,l : .-r.er. p fvc rren - r4t
.s4s ccs>..rE Efs.t
TIE rex rcsc1es sre LeTcy
Hairs rsSke;cs4 ccscr and
Be- c P.Eso.; ;rsck ccscn soc
sssi,,ss, so1.5s.i coac1
coscn Ler>y Hsrrs. "a Essc-
ze.< o. kcrsno1se College. where
-e wu Al 51sirerr guard or
NserE Aorehouse IN is3, 1e
coscre- rssk<.bsJ fer three
esrr sr.c ss,srwsrd oecane
c-ylcsi cssctor Of uke INCA
.n Milwaukee VI.
Coach Jumping Jss- nehn&z.
acting basketball coach h~ss
tsason. will hold his rso~Anr
pozifion a. assistant css<h Of
Inc football team. assistant
bsiksfbsu coach. and head
baseball coach.
Coach Plegot' graduate q.
Illinois Lniyers.ty. sulirsg =
for Illinois n ire isf7 Roseoovi
zane with LCLA he vas 4
.e'ierrrsr n bssketps.l 'ssc
- ~eil A. football. IN intercol.
leziais competition He PLAYED
a. uiinois under such noted FOOT.
ball coaches - Robert ZuDpke
and Ray Eliot he received his
Master degree there the past
June u
In l947 he enrolled in the grad
oste school a. Illinois. but with
drew 70 play professional foot
ball with the Los Angeles Dons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
B snshs 81 Blooms
Wth Montreal

BALTIMORE fSNPA) - d.
5srs-ssc. Ire Montreal Roysl
c4E s.zr. nsnce-. last Wecne
csr r1a: pitcnen tire ROYALS
- lctc,y over the Bait
ncrs C1.c.es
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EC-pfrs e-.rt - stop walking
en- cf 10 back - Nashua .
class z team n me New Erx.sa5
League Esrknesc 5.splsyec 1eaf
cerfer. control he walke5 on.y
two rren w1.Ie ne struck o.,
eight 5sttess and gave Y. ten
hits.
Aties retiring ire fl.s. seven
osttess - lace I'm IN cs1eT. :
2pie ana eng Is - San
Jethrce Montreal certcrilelcer
gave ire Orioles Their mrs. fnn
IN tnn ,nlf5 Bob Rerss. Oriole
lnortstop ncnefed ~ Bank
5Esc 2 fae fourth Dan then neid
fne Orioles sccreiess until the
eighth yher forced ois& a
1slk osik and single Melted
another run.
A double ard single % cca.
ter on which Jeinroe made an
error. accounted for another
OrIole tally IN the ninth.
The Royals gave Bsnknesd Z
;~o-run lead IN the frs, Thes
added another N the fourth and
put me game away on lce with
six-run uprising N Inc sew
enth
Jethroe wen, h,less in foui
trips 70 the plate but scored .
run after he had walked in the
-<..~-st
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
Robinson Tops Voting
For All Star Game

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I've teams ~-ill name the pitchers
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a. choices MO the eight other
positions
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votes for tsvo-i;s players .cr lsta
annual Aii-Stsr game. fans are
urged 20 get EN- Il
IN this case. They call LII
not ire manager nor urps
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