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1Called out on strikes for Branca in 9th.
New York ork------- 200 300 1905
Brooklyn - OlO O4l 0lx-7
DARK. Westrum, Kramer' Reese, RusseIi
Hodges, Morgan t2), Campanella, Banta
ErrorS-Thompson, Harshman. Runs batted
Rnwd1h1omPs3n Rn,.d11 posir e. Hodges Kramer t2l,
Shuba. Two-base hits-Westrum. Bank
head. Reese, Shuba Home runs-Hodges
son. Reese and Hodges Stanky, Dark and
Harshman: Hodges (una ssistedD. Lett on
base-New York, 5: Brooklyn, Z. Base on
Bankhead. 4; of Branca. i. Struck out
BY Kramer, .; Jones. 8: Bankhead, 4;
Banta, . Hits-On Kramer. 5 in 42s in
4 in 4: of Branca, ! in /; of Banta, 3
In 4. Wild pitch-Jones. Balk-Bankhead
Winning pitcher-Banta Q-O) Losing
pitcher-Jones t0-2D. Umpires-Messrs
Robb, Barlick and DonateIli. Time-3 IA
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Today's Games.

TOday's Games.
New York at Brooklyn-Kennedy Q2-
IA VS., Newcombe G7-Sb.
Philadelphia at Boston to)-Donnelly
(2-D and Roberts 15-l5) VS.. Sain 10-l1)
and Antonelli 90.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh-Blackwell (5-
81 or Smith (0-0l VS.. Chambers u3-O.
st. Louis at Chicago-Munger U5-S)
vs. SchmitZ 11-13.
Results Yesterday. e..
Boston. 8: Philadelphia. 2.
Chicago. Z; St. Louis, g.
Pittsburgh. @; Cincinnati. 2.
Brooklyn. Z: New York. 6.
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Mats Defeat Yanks TO Behind Macy Coans Onnng Single
Hill Princes Stretch Drive Beats battle-ground in Wood Memorial
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steom From The BubbIinq CouIdron
By FRANCIS STANN

Academy athletic officials who concede that at one
time Zastrow seemed intent esgnng out
sympathy for the fired head COACH George Sauer credit
frankie Albert with restoring Zarow enthusiasm for Navy
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Johnny Jochym Still Saws Mo-

Sergeant Miller Dixon who in the lmelight
suspect wanted in connection with
fastest cop in Washington
title he in The Evening Star Games last January
However, it wasn't speed but personal popularity that enabled
him the fugitive who reported by police to have
and to have Sad Id have shot 1t out with
body but old friend"
daylight saving time is voted down. it will 20 fewer
softba games day Recreation Department fields
diamonds being limited to hour regardless of
ber innings played There than 400 teams in the
Recreation Department soba leagues this and es
clubs in the Capital The American Legion
that of the 6 pitchers who drew starting assign
in the opening league to the big
Legions junior baseball program Five of the
eight pitchers who credited with victories Legion
Scarborough Ned Carver Warren Spahn john
NY Schmtz and Art Houtteman.
Harley of Chicago, who's hafback candi
Ohio State nephew of the Buckeyes immortal Chick
Harley Johnny Jachym still is saying to all offers for
the stock holds the Washington Ball Club including fresh
offers from Clark Griffith and or his friends
Evening star., 1950-04-23
One Champ Gould Didn't Manage

Justin Funkhouser of Charles Town. W. Va young indus
tas breeder is the latest steeplechasng tycoon In this
that his colors have been the Jumps
FunkhouSer has stable consisting largely of German imports
obtained Army Remoun dispersal plus pair of
French jumpers, Palaja and Spleen
20 years ago. Gould who died Friday of leukema
thought he had hot find in heavyweight named Harry Gal
until his tiger beaten in gymnasium hungry
young STRIPPING Gould made quick switch, dropping Gal
picking up the unknown who turned out to Jimmy
Braddock later heavyweight champion.
Gould handled Braddock Dave Shade Ray Miller and
Tommy Farr, among Others but the champion he didn't
age DiMaggio Some when he undertook
financial affairs of DiMag in the fashion
Freddie manages Ted Williams today Judge
cracked hard Gould happy stick
boxing game.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Fhcs s"nh OF the BOmberS invaded the washington
dugout greet his old boss Bucky Harris Reminded that
he subjectng himself 5000 fine for fraternzng he
replied: "It would be worth it."
The father Ralph Monk Fraser young Nat farmland
who killed automobile accident earlier in the week
good prospect Che belonged to the Giants that his
batting average Rutland and Quebec in the Eastern
Canadian League in 1924 still stands record The only
boy the world who has two grandfahers in baSbas Hall
of Fame Is Eddie Collins III For grandpereS he had Eddie
Collins and the late Herb Pennock.
High Cost OF High Mound
time when the Big and Asa Bushnell have come
against eevsng football when the Pacific Coast Con-
dubious the medium it's interesting to note how
George Washington University feels about vdeo G. W. is
willing and eager to teevise anything at time including
football games powers habe arg1e the publicity
will than up damage the box Office, if
majors that Is inches high granted speca dispensa
on because he pleaded he would have to his entire
ineld to the standard specifications Now his aim
to have the 5nch rule escinded chiefly because he es
between $4,000 and $4,000 to remodel his
infeld for next year.
"A 15-inch is ridiculous" Griffith says Makes
pitcher look big the Washington Monument The Old
Fox predicts rash of injuries pitchers working off the new
high slabs and says twonch fa plenty for the average
pitcher Personally liked to pitch off level ground" he
adds Maybe that's why thought had when
walked many IS battes and didn't win % 25
games Green Packers sent 470 collectors to ring
doobels last week in drive to sell 100000 worth of stock
they showed take" of $3OO0-eavng only
$4,000 to go.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Totals 33 S24 . Totals 70 727 :
'Grounded out for Jones in 9th.
al zaHN ufrtIS a.
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oma Friend Umbel and II children.
Rev Howard Hall had charge of the
service and burial was in the Steele
cemetery.
Lancaster Rites
Edward Lancaster, Al, husband of
Mrs. Frances Savage Lancaster. died
Wednesday in Memorial hospital. i'm
/ Cumberland. where he had been a
patient since June 7. He was a son Of
the late Arthur and Ida Shipley Lam
caster. Surviving are a daughter, Lois
and several sisters and brothers. Flu
neral services we're held from the
Lutheran church here Friday after
noon and burial was in the Addison,
Pa, cemetery
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schneider and
children, Alexandria, Va, spent few
days here with the Neils and Blacks
and also visited relatives at Accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coakley and
daughter, Of Williamsport, are spend
ing this week with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Glenn.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Miller and
son, of Frederick, spent a few DAYS
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Mil
Ter.
Miss Kathryn Friend, Washington,
d. c., spent Sunday and Monday here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Friend.
Mrs. Ida Shevel was brought home
from the hospital at Oakland Satur-
day after being patient there since
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reese. of
Uniontown. Pa. and Rev. and Mrs.
Dale Fleming, Confluence, Pa. were
Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rush.
Johnny Mccullough spent the week
end in Washington, d. c. Mrs. Ne
Cullough had as Sunday guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Nieman, Morgan
town, W. Va; and Mrs. Alvie Nieman,
Of Bruceton, w. Va.
Ms. W. j. Glenn was a Monday
visitor at the home of Mrs. w. W. De
Witt, Hoyes.
Miss Patty Bittner is visiting rela-
tives at lIarnedsvillc. Pa. this week.
John Hall and son, of Whitehouse,
! Pa, We're weekend guests of Mrs
John r. Fike
Mr.. and Mrs. Huey Livengood and
family, of Baltimore, are mentioning
here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jones, Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jones, j.. and
daughters, who had spent the past
week in Baltimore, visited the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Saw
age on Sunday. They are cnroute to
their homes in Ohio.
Miss Eleanor Daley left Sunday
with friends from Mt. Dale, W. Va,
for a vacation in Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Dixon and
daughter, Of Laurel, spent the week
end here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake, Of Oakland.
was Saturday guest of her sister,
Mrs. 0. G. Rush
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Friend spent
Sunday in Confluence. Pa, with the
latter's father, w. w. Savage. at the
home of Byard Lston.
Miss Helen Selby, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Selby. was operated on
for appendicitis at Memorial hospital,
Cumberland, last Thursday Mrs. Sci
by spent from Wednesday evening I'M
til Friday there with her daughter.
Walter Liston, Mt. Lake Park.
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spent a few days here with the Dun
ham families.
Monday afternoon callers of Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Riley we're MI and
Mrs. William Humberson. New IIav-
en-, Conn; and Miss Mae HENDERSON.
Hopwood, Pa
Paul and Mark Holman. sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Holman, Wayncs1
boro. Va, are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Holman.
ST..
Mrs. w. f. Daley, or Terra Alta,
W. Va, spent a few days With her
sister, Mrs. l.. j. Ndrtncu.
Mrs. Macic Gochringer. Pittsburgh.
Pa, is spending a three weeks Naca-
ton here with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick FraZee, Akron,
Ohio, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward LiVengood and
sons visited her father, w. +. SWaug-
er, Jennings. on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. &. T.. Black, Of Con-
tlueuCe, Pa, were Tuesday cVcunG
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black.
W. S. Bowers left for New Ken
sington. Pa. to reside with a daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McQuilkon. Of
Mcintyre, Pa, spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. John Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitley and
family, Of Gates, Pa, spent several
days with her mother, Mrs. Fannie
Dye.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Kahl and son
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Ms. CLYDE NanSickle.
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FRIENDSVILI.E
Church Services

Church Services
Methodist services for Sunday, July
9th: Blooming Rose, 9;l5 a. M;
Hoyes, ll;l5 u, M; and Ftiendsville,
S. p. m.
Prayer meetings will ne neid each
Wednesday evening at s o'clock in the
Methodist Church beginning July II.
Pastor Howard Hall will he in charge.
There will be an official board
meeting Friday evening, July II, inn
mediatcly following choir practice.
Citizens Meeting
An important citizens meeting has
been called by the Mayor and COun-
ell for Tuesday evening, July /, Mt
s o'clock in the school auditorium. All
taxpayers are urged to attend.
Attended Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Rush attended
the wedding on Sunday at 2:30, July
?. Of her nephew, Lavernc Wolfe, who
was married to Miss Donna Mae
Taught. Of UniontoWn. The ceremony
was performed i'm the Brethren church
there. A reception was held at the
brides home following the ceremony
WSCS News
The Blooming Rose Circle WSCS
will meet Tuesday, July II. at the
home Of Mrs X. II. Friend, with Mrs
Roy Friend as co-hosteSs.
The general meeting of the WSCS
will be held Monday evening. July 10,
i'm the social room of the church.
The Selbysport WSCS held a picnic
last Thursday evening at the church
Members, their families and guests
attended.
Circle Of the WSCS will serve the
c,,,p,,, "a 4ba 4boVIn,J 6
Church, Tuesday evening, July II.
HOmemakers Met
The Homemakers club met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. A. F..
Neil. Plans were made for the annual
picnic to be held Sunday, July 30. at
the Wicklow Park at Addison, Pa.
Mrs. w. J. Glenn will entertain the
group in September.
Shower for New Pastor
The membership and friends of the
Methodist church held miscellaneous
shower Thursday evening for the new
pastor and family, Rev. and Mrs
Howard Hall. About 40 attended Re
freshments were served.
Circle Ill Met
Mrs. Karol Rush entertained six
teen members of Circle III of the w
Sos at a lawn party at her home on
June 27. Guests were Mrs Lloyd Cas-
teel and Mrs. Howard Hall. The
group revealed Sunshine Pals and
drew new names. Mrs. Nellie Wheeler
will entertain the group on Tuesday
evening. July 25.
Infant Buried
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Fike, Markleysburg, Pa, born
dead Thursday morning in Price hos
pital, Confluence, Pa, was buried Fri
day afternoon in the Sand Spring
cemetery. Mrs. Fike is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Friend, Of near
town.
Harvey Umbel Death
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon in the Methodist church for
Harvey Umbel. 70. who passed away
Sunday morning at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Gladys Croft. Ursina.
Pa. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Zal-
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family, Reed and Mary Jane Friend,
Paul Frazee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Murphy and family, Mary Esther and
Bobby, and Mr.. q. A. Murphy were
picnicking at Deep Creek Lake, Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert Knerium
and son Bobby. Of Wheeling, W. Va,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in Accident and Friendsville
Mrs. Sherman Frazee and daugh-
tcts and Mrs. Carl Frazee and daugh-
ter, Of Accident, spent Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Nettie CoGAington
and her brother Ira Frazee.
Glenn FrantZ was taken to the Oak
land hospital last week He is some
what improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lowdermilk
and family Of Baltimore, are visiting
relatives here this week.
Gene Sincs and family spent Satur-
day evening in Uniontown, Pa.
Miss Betty Vitez, who had spent
the winter in Delroy Beach, Fla, is
John Nitez, ST., and other relatives.
Miss Hazel Schlossnagle is visiting
relatives in Accident for a few days.
home at Star Junction, Pa, after
spending weeks with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hostetler.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Arch c. Friend were Mr. and Mrs.
James Walburn, Mrs. Anna II. Wal
burn and Miss Jean Friend, all of
Cumberland; and Miss Marjorie Wal
burn, of Washington, ID. c.
Beverly Friend, Dorothy Schroyer
and Eileen Frazee were guests of
Marie Friend Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs David Fike and daughter, Lu-
ellie, Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas
and Nh. and Mrs. John w. Humber
son spent Saturday with Mrs. Amos
Friend and Mrs. John Devine.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Friend and
daughter Shirley visited in Pitts
burgh. Pa, on Sunday Mrs. Friend
remained there until Tuesday with
relatives. Paul Johnson and son, Of
Washington. d. c., were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Friend last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweeney, Oak
land. were Sunday afternoon guests
o: Mr. and Mrs. George Durham.
81 Il. Miller an1 family spent Sat
urday in Frostour-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoye and
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home from a 7 month vacation in
Florida Their weekend guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Fike and children.
Swissvale, Pa. Sunday evening visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Cook and
daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Savas.auo
and son, Tommy, trostbWg
Miss Janice IIileman spent a foW
days last week in Connellslille Pa,
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rose.
Rev. and Mrs Howard Hall aud
family were Sunday dinner guests Of
Nj, and Mrs. Russell Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Schiossnagic
and daughters and Miss Hazel
Schlossnagle spent Sunday evening in
Accident
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Evening star., 1950-06-18
Human Relations
Classes 10 Open
AT American u.

A five-day institute on Human
Relations and Intergroup under
standing will open at American
University tomorrow. presented by
the university's school of social
science and the National Confer
ence of Christians and Jews.
DR. Charles K. Trueblood, pro-
fessor of psychology at American
University, will serve as director.
Among the lectures and discus
sion leaders will be DR.. Prudence
Bostwick. supervisor of the de-
partment of public instruction in
Denver. Colo. schools.
DR.. Paul r. Douglas, university
president. said that among the
problems to be explored will be the
needs and contributions of the
cultural and racial groups of
America, and the potentialities
and needs of the children and
youth of the modern city. The
institute also will study the con-
tributions of the teacher, school
and community to improve inter-
group understanding.
Chairman of the educational
program committee is Margaret
E. Pepper, executive assistant to
the District superintendent of
schools.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Music Notes
Record Wotergote Audience
Hears Son Carlo I q Tr0vioto'

of which much is demanded.
In suavity of vocal delivery, An
ton Marco, as Giorgio Germont,
took the honors although a finer
voice for the role of his son. Al
fredo, has not been heard than
that of Antonio Madasi. Mr..
Madasi is not an actor and paid
little attention to whatever part
ner shared a scene with him. His
tenor voice is beautiful, however,
and when he is freed from the
need to watch the conductor con-
tinuously. the appreciation Of his
vocalism will be all the greater.
Mr.. Marcos baritone is produced
with ease and his singing of the
'Di Provenza" aria deserved the
prolonged applause it received.
Preoccupation with the music to
the detriment of the action of the
opera was also a fault of Mr..
Marcos. who gave every evidence
Of being able to do more with his
plea to both Violetta and Alfredo
from the histrionic side than he
did. True. the music is most i'm
portant and most exacting yet
common sense would dictate, for
instance; that Violetta's escort,
Baron Dauphol, come to her as
Sistance when she tainted during
the party at Flora's house.
Neither he nor the other guests
seemed much disturbed.
1t was in this scene that the
San Carlo Ballet made it's first
appearance this season. Headed
by Bettina Rosay and Lucien Pri-
deaux. 1t is well-trained, supple
and lively group. Miss Rosay is a
graceful dancer and her solo gave
her some opportunities for special
display. The chorus formed a
decorative ensemble in the festive
scenes and sang in better form
than on the opening night. Praise
goes again to Nicholas Rescigno
for his direction of the orchestra
and the manner in which he kept
the spirit high throughout the
evening.
The performance of Carmen"
scheduled last Friday and post
poned because of the threaten
ing weather. will be given tomor-
row night with Margery Mayer
In the title role. Vasso Argyris
Will sing the role of Done Jose
viii sing the role of Don Jose
Leona Scheunemann. soprano, of
this city will be heard as Micaela.
La Boheme" is scheduled tonight
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Russian Navy Given
S3,75O,OOO,O
sy the Associated Pres.


MOSCOW, June 1.-THE Su-
preme Soviet today adopted a
budget providing more than Is
billion rubles for the new Navy
Ministry.
Cat the official rate of four
rubles to the dollar. this would
be $3,750, 0,OO0,O 900, comparing
with the $4,141. 100000 Presi-
dent Truman asked for the
United States Navy in his
budget message of January 81
The figures announced by Fl.
nance Minister Arseny G. Zvere,
just before they had been ap-
proved by the Council of the
Union and the Council of Nation
alities, the two houses of the
Soviet Parliament. excited a lively
interest among foreign military
and naval attaches here.
1t had been many years since
separate items for the two
branches OF Soviet defense had
been disclosed here. During the
war and for several years before,
the navy's appropriations were
always Jumped with the army's in
the budget of the unified Ministry
of Defense.
On February Is. however, a sep
arate Navy Ministry was set up in
an apparent move to put more
emphasis on the Soviet Navy.
The total defense budget as ap-
proved by the Supreme Soviet to.
tailed 1914 billion rubles ($19, $780,.
900, 900, compared with $13,O28,.
100000 for defense asked by Pres.
tdent Truman). OF this, 81 billion
rubles is for the separate Wa
Ministry.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
D. {. Mans Divorced Wife
Quizzed in Baby's Death
BY the Assoeiated Pres,

MEXICO CITY, June 17.-Po-
lice pushed an investigation today
into the death of a newborn baby
boy whose body was found in a
hotel room here.
Vera Junt Hunt, Shanghai-born
American citizen of Greenwich,
Conn. was questioned yesterday
by Judge Arturo Prior Martinez.
The 20-year-old diyorcee was
taken to a hospital after the
baby's body was found.
She told the judge she came
here with her parents from Los
Angeles last Sunday. She said
she had been divorced in the
Virgin Islands in January from
Lucian Blaine Clark of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1950-06-18
By Alice Eversmon

The San Carlo Operas preSen-
tation of Verdi's la Traviata" at
the Watergate last night was given
under a benign and cloudless sky
and before another audience of
record size. 1t was a smooth per-
formance in a st o. ng that showed
great ingenuity ln the adapting
of the company'S scenery to the
peculiar layout of the barge. 1t
is regrettable that some means
could not be thought of whereby
more space would be available,
since opera in this setting Is popu-
lar. A little planning beforehand
would permit the San Carlo man
agement to use its best sets as
background for the excellent per-
formances.
A new Violetta headed the cast
In the person of Christina Carroll
who was one of the attractive
stars Of the Sigmund Romberg
concert in Constitution Hall last
February. She is among the most
promising newcomers in opera
and has the possibilities of going
far. Her voice is of splendid tim
bre, large, healthy and of wide
range. As yet, she employs only
one quality throughout although
there were short moments when
less volume disclosed unsuspected
sweetness. Were she to call this
half-tone color into play more Oft
en-, 1t would add immeasurably to
her appeal. She is inclined how
ever, to use whittier, more pointed
quality nearly all the time which
seems in direct contradiction to
the character of Violetta.
The assurance of her acting
shows thoughtful study and in
some respects she made the role
much more notable than other in
terpreters. When her voice takes
on the softness and warmth found
In scenes such as that with AL
fredo's father, she will have
given an individual stamp to her
portrayal. Her account of the first
. act aria was fine although the
passages work was not overly
clear or brilliant. Right now,
these are things of secondary
Importance besides the fact that
she has the voice, the stage pres
ence and the intelligent approach
to achieve notable success with
serious attention to what is not
perfected in her work at present.
She disclosed the kind of talent
Evening star., 1950-06-18
Restricting to Close
Highway BRIDGE Lone

The center lane of the old High
way Bridge will be closed for the
next two weeks while workmen
complete resurfacing work, High
way Director ]. N. Robertson said
yesterday.
Traffic will use both outside
lanes of the three-lane crossing to
Virginia.
Evening star., 1950-06-18

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