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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Mike Belize, Young Man From
Manhattan. Has Good Part In
Players Production Of Laura"

West Players in Laura l don't
get the girl I'm in love with, so
IN a way, it's bit of tragedy.
just walk out of her life in the
third act"
Mike declares that his chief i'm
terest in life right now, outside of
the Navy assignment, is work
with the Players. He tried out for
Laura" just before Christmas
and hopes to be around for more
Barn Theater productions.
MY uncle was professional
dancer" Mike said, "And l would
rather dance than eat. l like
music too To quote a line from
Laura, The man who has no
music in his soul is fit for treas
on"
Mike confessed that he was TAX
ing piano lessons on the side, col
lects records and sings a little.
Mostly to myself" he added
hesitantly, Il sing you see; but
don't suppose. anybody would like
it,"
All these attributes add up to
the markings of a stage career.
There's one other point which
favors the promise for Mike. He
swears he doesn't get stage
fright!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Rossellilli Thinks
Questions About
Bergman Morbid

ROME, Jan. 2S.-tP).-The Ital-
ian film director, Roberto Ros-
sellini, was the rather reluctant
host to newsmen yesterday at a
party in Rome. The affair was to
introduce Rossellini's American
film partner, Lewis Milestone.
But the questions kept swing
ing around to another quarter.
When, asked newSmen, does
Mr.. RosSellini plan to marry his
American film star, Ingrid Berg
man? Where? Asked the news
men.
To these questions, Rossellinl
had no answer.
Where is Miss Bergman now?
Asked the newsmen.
Still, no answer.
But of all the talk linking the
names of Rossellini and Bergman,
the film director finally remark
ed: Il don't approve of this NOR
bid curiosity. Morally, don't APP
prove of it. l can understand
curiosity about the atomic bomb,
about if there will be a war or
there will not be War-but not
this"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
d poRoTHY RAYMER

Slender. alert Mike Belize, sta
toned ii Key West with the
Navy has the part Of Danny" in
TIE Players Club presentation,
which opens Monday.
Keep your eyes on this young
man from Manhattan. He has a
quality Of personality which may
help him 90 reach his ultimate
goal the legitimate stage and
musical comedy. What's more,
Mike has nurtured the yen for
acting and music since me was all
~ five years old. He didn't state
hisage. bat let's say his ambition
has been on tap for about is
years.
Nike took an interest in school
plays from the first grade on,
appearing in at least one play a
year Tor eight years. In high
school. there was no drama de-
partment. but he found an outlet
in presentations by the Holy
Name Society 20 which he be-
longed.
] always had a comedy part, -
Mike said. Until | came to Key
West. Then | appeared in a short
skin called Friends written by
kedoT Adar. One of the Key
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
MGnipO, The Magician, added
To Cast OF Floor ShO,U At March Of
Dimes Ball Tonight At Casa Marina

A star studded show is guar
anteed for the Junior Chamber
Of Commerce March of Dimes
dance that will he held in the
beautiful patio of the Casa Mar
ina Hotel. tonight.
Heading the list of stellar at
fractions will be Ralph Beck.
known throughout the world as
Manipo. the Magician.
Beck'S training in the Magical
line was secured through his
uncle who gave many shows
throughout the United States
and Europe. His uncle, Howard
Thurston was considered one of
the outstanding magicians of
modern times.
II was no other than Harry
H0udini, who saw Beck in his
first public appearance at the age
Of eight years said at the time
Beck was destined to be one of
the greats in Magic.
Acting as Master of Ceremon-
he's, and Assisting Beck in his act
viii be Charles Wallet, who has
appeared with Beck, in shows
for the entertainment of troops
overseas during the last war.
Wallet is well known here, hav-
ing acted as Master of CereInon-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Two Projects
Given High
Priority By FIDC

GAINESVILLE. Jan. 28.-lR.-
The Florida Industrial Develop
ment council has given two pro-
jects high priority in its goals for
this year.
One is he extension of a natur-
al gas pipeline through parts Of
the state and the other is TO keep
Florida's tax climate favorable 10
business and industry.
The council, which was created
by Governor Warren last year.
held its first work meeting here.
1t laid groundwork for a dinner
in New York City to discuss with
financiers the backing for estab-
fishing new industries and ex-
panding old ones in Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

entirely to the March OF Dimes,
so it is hoped that you will give
from your hearts in order that
our polio stricken children will
have a chance to recover.
The shows have been we'll re-
ceived and the entire community
is indebted to the local Musician
Union, under leader, Ruby Craw-
ley for their devotion to duty
every night by playing for the
talent
A great vote of appreciation
goes to Mr. Carbonell for his ser
vice not just this year, but last
year, and the year before that
and the year before that.
The talent has been excellent
and the owners of all local night
clubs and their performers as well
as personnel of the U. S. Navy
deserve much praise.
Turn out tonight is the plea of
Mr.. Corbonell in the interest OF
the March of Dimes for a GOOD
time is anticipated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
The
WEATIIERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity. Partly
cloudy and continued mild today
through Sunday, some indica-
ton of light local showers. Mod
crate easterly winds, fresh at
times.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
and mild temperatures today and
Sunday Few isolated light
showers in extreme north por-
ton and along the lower east
coast.
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico;
Moderate easterly winds over
south portion and gentle to mod
crate variable winds over north
portion today. Sunday moderate
to east winds. Partly cloudy
weather. Few isolated light
showers
Jacksonville To Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

These young muSlcIails dIe My
Vests best ambassadors of good
will to other communities. Al
ways ready and willing TO lend
a hand in the civic interest, they
deserve the support of the public
in their endeavors. t.s lf
Young ladies and girls viii pass
among the appreciative audience
with their coin collectors in order
to have the public's spare dimes
and dollars to help their neigh
bors' children walk again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Expect Cornelius
To Appeal Verdict
OF MansIaughter

TAMPA, Jan. 28.-(R.-Bag-
gagemaster Ward c. Cornelius
is expected to appeal the man
slaughter conviction returned
against him yesterday by a cir
cult court jury.
Cornelius was tried on a first
degree murder charge. He was
accused OF shooting the divorced
baptlst Preacher who eloped
with his l5-year old daughter.
Cornelius admitted the shoot
lng' but commended he thought
the Reverend j. P. Lane was
ABOUT TO shoot him.
The first hearing of the case
ended In mistrial. The second
jury reached a verdict Of man
slaughter yesterday after deliber-
atlng two hours, 1t carries a
maximum penalty Of 20 wears
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les at every important affair for
charity in the city.
Another stellar attraction is
that of Jay Ray, comedian new
playing an engagement at the
Tropics Club, who will also an
pear on the program. Ray does
pantomime of Betty Hutton
that is enjoyed by all who have
seen it.
These acts with that of All
Albertus romantic tenor, and the
blues singing of Ruth Newton,
insures a delightful and enter
tanning evening for all attending
Reservations can be only made
at Pollocks, but tickets can be OBJ
tanned from the Cuba Shop. Elias
and the Chamber of Commerce
at three dollars per person.
The dance will get underway
at ten o'clock, and end at one
/ Music for the occasion win he
provided by Bernie Cummings
orchestra.
Dress IS optional.
Members of the Jaycees work
ing on the March of Dimes Dance
are. Joe Pinder, chairman; Ker-
unit Levin, Chester Knowles. Bob
Pollock, Jack Delaney, Ralph Fa-
4
RADIO, Fred Edwards, Glvnn
Archer and Charles Wardlow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Public Library In Woman's Clubhouse
Undergoing improvement; Mrs. Sauer's
ART Exhibit There Still In Progress

The Public Library is getting
lin fare lifted. It's contours COR
recied and . new upswept hair
-. together with q thorough
EnIng paint job.
When Mrs. Edgar Willing ac-
eepsed the craftsmanship OF the
iahFafy Committee Of the Key
Wesi Womeu's Club she promiS-
- that some changes were going
Is take place. and rapidly, and
49, they are
Tho library section Of the Wo-
nlans Clubhouse is closed for
fhe finse being. while 4 inside a
Efuap of workers are scurrying
aaound. climbing up and down
ladders. welding paint brushes.
uluTlnE things about. moving
things Ia. moving things out, and
Eeneraily putting idle, curious
unioakefs Ia the very dangerous
patiiioa ~ either getting painted
~ nslled right into the new de-
cfastig ~ az getting put to work.
When completed. the New
Library viii have a charming
reading room with comfortable
chairs, new arrangements of
rtasks conducive 10 pleasant
hauusing. and also reading
nanm lor children. All these in
nntafions. and fresh paint. be-
sidos. sound good, good
And this Is only half of the
whole project Mrs. Vikings
ldea b ID have an entirely new
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Coming EUents

SATURDAY, JANUARY %
Exhibition of paintings by Mar
tina Watson Sauer, afternoons
until February /, Key West
Woman's Clubhouse, Duval
street.
March of Dimes Ball, sponsor
ed by Junior Chamber of
Commerce, Hotel Casa Mar
ina. Dress optional. Music
by Bernice Cummings and
his orchestra.
MONDAY, JANUARY 30
Laura" presentation of Key
West Players. $50 P. NJ, at
Barn Theatre on Duval street.
Performance each night of
week.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81
Meeting United Council of
Church Women, IL A. M. at
Ley Memorial Church. Guest
speaker, Sister Isabel of
Episcopal Mother House,
ZANZIBAR, Africa.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l.
Meeting, La Concha NAVY
Wives Club No. 88, 7:3O P. Nj
in Clubrooms, Building 1873
u S. Naval Station.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q
Meeting, Sewing Group OF
Monroe County Hospital
Auxiliary, 2;30 P, NJ, at Hos
pital Call Mrs. Rutt, 42O-W
for transportation.
Dance Recital, Ted Shawn
sponsored by High School
PT.A. Evening, at High
School Auditorium. More de-
tails later.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY G.
Canasta Party sponsored b,
Business and Professions
Women's Club P. M, al
Elks Club Auditorium. Pro.
ceeds to go to Boulevard Poo
Fund.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Mrs. Margarita DoUiS Of Red Cross,
Guest Of La COnch0 Macy Wires
Club 1t Meeting Here Wednesday,

Mrs. Margarita Davis of the
Red Cross was the guest of La
Concha Navy Wives Club No. 88
at their regular weekly meeting
held Wednesday evening at the
clubrooms of the organization in
Building l78. U. S. Naval Station.
Mrs. Davis informd the mem
bership of a series of lectures
that will be held at the Key West
High School beginning in Feb
ruary, the topic being Happy
Marriage"
These lectures are not to be
limited in attendance to adults,
but will be open as well to teen
ayers, and there will also be a
baby-sitter available for those
mothers wishing to hear the lee
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
.Man.D After
LAa fFF 10 ff
Officer Shoots
Him Over Arrest

BLOUNTSTOWN, Jan. %
(P).-George Parrish died here
last night of shotgun wounds in
flicted by a night patrolman that
eliminated an argument over
Parrish's arrest.
Sheriff J. c. Tucker of Cal
houn County, said Parrish was
arrested by Patrolman James
Bailey for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct.
He was released on bond and
went home for a gun.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

designated by the American Leg
ion Auxiliary, the Business and
Professional Women's Club, the
Catholic Daughters of America
the Hospital Auxiliary and the
V. F. w. Auxiliary.
Noes Junior Hostesses. USO
Seniors from the Key West High
Schools and the Convent of MARY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

library building just as soon a.
funds can be raised to build it
and a site obtained. She has ad,
! dressed a number of civic organ,
izations on the subject, and ha.
received the pledge of whole.
hearted cooperation from them
Key West has grown by leaps
and bounds in the last ten years,
and there is no reason why we
cannot have a fine library here
as is TO be found in cities of COM
parable size and population.
A little confusion has resulted
in the temporary closing of the
library, because people want to
view Martha Watson Sauer's
one-man show now on exhibit in
the Women's clubrooms in the
same building, and when they
see the front door closed they
get agitated and annoyed and
there are angry mutterings about
having an art exhibit and then
locking people out"
These people have only to ex-
ercise a little restraint and go
around TO the side of the building
on which are the steps leading
upstairs, and they will find a
door leading directly into the
rooms where the art exhibit is
ON view. The library section only
is closed
We are impatient to see the
library when it is all furnished
up with its New Look.
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lures and unable to leave the
children at home. Too, transport
alton to and from the lectures
will be provided for those desir-
ing such transportation.
At the meeting it was unani-
mously agreed that the members
Of the La Concha group would
aid in every way possible at the
forthcoming Navy Charity Car
nival, including participation in
some of the preliminary work,
Present at Wednesdays meet
Ing were the Mesdames Tersea
Braxton, president, Iona Aiken.
Helen Cherwa, Dorothy Patker-
son, Genevieve Duke, Jacqueline
Hitler, Sue Irwin and Judy
Faulds. e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Mr.. And Mrs.
Salvatore
Visiting Here

Mr.. and Mrs. John Salvatore
o. st. Augustine, Florida, are
visiting Mrs. Sam Wolf and Nh
and Mrs. L. H. Todd at their
homes on Truman Avenue.
Mr.. Salvatore is president OF
the Atlantic Seafood Producers
of Florida. and co-owner of the
Florida Shrimp Exchange, and
he expects to shortly locate here
where he is operating his shrimp
fleet.
Mr.. Salvatore IS a borther-in-
law of Edward J. Freyberg, form
erly of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

Immaculate and Beta Sigma Phi
members will be present in large
numbers as dancing partners.
Jerry Pinder, Master of Cere-
monies, will present entertain
ing acts from several night clubs
and six piece orchestra will be
provided by local businessmen.
Captain Charles L. Lee. Com
handing Officer of the U. S. S.
Cabot, and Chaplin Andrew
Grygiel, USN, have expressed
their appreciation of the warm
welcome and hospitality prefer
red to the U. S. S. Cabot by Kew
Westers. and will welcome the
Ships guests aboard Tuesday
evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Band Concert To
Be Held At County
Beach This, Sunday

A band concert will be held by
the Key West High School Band.
at the Monroe County Beach on
Sunday. at 800 p. m, for the
benefit of the March of Dimes.
The High School Band, under
the able directio nOf Band Master
Earl Dillon. wha is well known
throughout the state, has develop
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
ANNOUNCE LIST or
MISSING AIRMEl

) EDMONTON. Alberta. Jan a..
-,R.-Officials a. biegs Ar
Force Base ~ 81 Paso. Tea. have
announced 4 list of airmen Who
left there as cTewgnen ~ llse & -
missing IN the fu<on TheF 80
not know whothef 81 - thNm
made the return up HoseFel a.
Elmendorf Base. Anetna aHe. ere
! public inforImatlon 0tficnE aaAd
the crew manifest 81 ~ honx.
ward flight. conlnued via la1
list put out ~ Bigss Fieid
Here Is the losf
Major Gerald q Britain. 81
pilot. next % kin. Fred Britain
GAS Nash street, Akron oho.
(fatherl.
First Lieutenant Kyie n M.
Michael. Aircraft comdf. a.. neNi
Of kin. Mrs. Verda McMiehaal.
San Antonio. wife
First Lieutenant Joseph ~
Meter. navigator. 81. next of k.n.
Mrs. Josephine a. Aleifer. f1t1a
Oregon Ave- 81 Louis moliler
Staff Sergeant Ciasence a Go
son. radio operator. 81 nest ~
kin. James c. Cibssn fRFD "a
Grady. Alabama. father
Master Sergeant CLYDE a
Streitmann. englneeF. -. nest 81
kin. Mrs Barbara Stregtmann
tRFD u. Renffew ptnayieansa
mother.
Technical Seraeani Harry "
McConegly. engineeF 1o neat
Of kin. Mrs Berthe NcConFEis
Albion. Pennsylvania. metheg
: Staff Sergeant Raymona H
Snow, ebflnetf. a. next ~ kIa
Mrs. Ida p Sharkey. Port uurih
Texas. mother
First Lieutenant Mike Tisik
co-pilot. IS. next % Am. Mfs
Mary Tisik. lRFD - Weiisbua
West Virginia. mother
Here Is q breakdown Oh the
many planes taking part IN tse
search for the C-st uanspat
plane missing In the Nukou ttFrs
tory.
4 Twenty-fouF rescue planes have
gone from T. s. air furoe helfs
in Alaska 20 Whitchorse. Nuknn
territory. the headquarters Ca
search operations.
Several Royal Canadian Az
Force planes went % Whltehugse
yesterday
Six RcAF twinVenaine Dakuias
stationed al Ottawa are flynls o.
4 Edmonton today 10 b. bTefcs
and sent on 10 Whiiehorsc
| In the United States. the AR
Force Is preparing all available
aircraft for thu search mission
| It's understood that ~ Uuited
States planes due q Whiteharse
Iduring the day from Great falls.
Mont, for exercise SweatbTisr
will scan the ground en- rouie
Five other USSAF c-sts end
two CATS are reported stsndnE
\ by at Great Falls
AT Denver. the USSAF Ffih
Rescue Squadron called GA planes
from widespread fields and fan
neled them 10 Great Falls fof
flights north.
Squadron headquarters "a Low
~ Base. Denver. Is sending q
C-82 Flying Boxcar with q hell
copter. a BIZ with trained res
cue crews. a twin engine am
phibious plane. ca transport
and an ambulance plane
Biggs Field. II Paso. has AZ
signed a C-82 Flying BoNcar with
a heliCopter. and a twin engine
amphlbious plane.
Selfridge Field. Detroit has
dispatched a C-82 Flying Boxcar
with a para-doctor and a twin
engine amphibious plane
Two B-29's are reported stand
ing by for orders at the Spokane
AIR Force Base and the Fourth
Rescue Squadron at MtChofd
Field. Washington Is 20 send sew.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
WOmGn'S Organizations To ASSIST
At Noes Dance To Be Held aboard
U.S.S. Cabot Next Tuesday Erening

Women's organizations are CO.
oprating with Noes to make
their dance aboard the u. S. S.
Cabot next Tuesday evening
long remembered by the Ships
complement as one of their gay
est evenings in Key West.
ChaperoneS and hostesses at
the refreShment table have been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

ed a repertoire of con-
cert pieces, which will
make the occasion one
to be long remember
ed by all who are
present. The public is
invited at no charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Tonight Last Night
For March Dime
Duval Street Shows

Tonight will be the last night
for the March of Dimes Shows on
Duval street, it was announced
by Chairman Louis Carbonell to-
day. A gala extra special show, to
which there is no admission
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

charge, will be given
and the public is invit-
ed. Proceeds from do
nations in lieu of adj
mission charges will &C
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

Grace C. T. Seton. famed au-
thor and book designer, born in
Sacramento, California, 70 years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
REPORT

Key West Fla, Jan. %, 1850
Observation taken al CITY OIflce
$3.50 am, EST s''s'r
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Temperatures

% =
Barometer
tSea LeveIl $50 am.
30.l8 ins.-l022.0 mbs.
-omorrow's Almanac
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
TWO SWIMMERS
BREAK 24-YEAR
CHANNEL RECORD
Nine Persons Cross English
Channel in a Single
Day Marathon

DOVER, Eng, Aug. 23-LR,-Nine
persons, two of them women, one
118-pounder, swan the English
Channel yesterday in a dizzy mara
thon that began with "a hopefuls.
Two of them, an Egyptian and a
Frenchman, broke the Channel
swimming record mark.
The 118-ppund woman, Eileen
Fenton, an English school teacher,
made it across in 16 hours, 81 min
utes-not even close to the woman's
record. But she was the first woman
to make it in yesterdays race, and
for that the London Daily Mail,
sponsor of the event, awarded her
So 800, the same as went to the
Egyptian record breaker.
Latest to get across were Jason
zirganos of Greece, Antonio Albert
ondo of Argentina and Jennie KAN
mersgaard, a Danish dress designer.
Flowing through rain and choppy
seas in a mass race sponsored by
a London newspaper, Hassan Abd-El
Rehim, Al, of Egypt, and Roger LIE
Morvan, 26, of France, broke the
24-year-old record of ii hours and
five minutes set by another French
man, George Michel.
Rehim's official time was 10 hours
and So minutes. Morvan was 10 min
utes behind Rehim, finishing the
19-mile course in II hours and three
minutes. Hehim won $4,000 from
the London Daily Mail. sponsor of
the race, for finishing first. 1t was
his third successful channel swim.
AS he emerged from the water. the
big six-footer declared: Il feel very
good. I'm not tired at ALL I'm ready
to swim back"
Third to finish was March, Has
san Hamad, 80, also of Egypt. His
time was IL hours and 16 minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
GRAND, PETIT JURORS
NAMES ARE DRAWN FOR
KET(HIkAN COURT Term

The names of 100 voters in the
southern section of the First Div
ision were drawn yesterday for
grand and petit jury duties to be-
gin when the Ketchikan term of
court opens Sept. 26.
J. S. MacKinnon, jury commits
sioner, and J. w. LEVERS, clerk OF
the court, made the drawing. Lei
vers' staff is now compiling the
names. All are from Wrangell and
southwark.
Grand jury names numbered As,
and petit jurors numbered rs.
Those persons drawn for the grand
jury are required to report to the
court in the First City at pm.
Sept. 26; for the petit jury at 10
am. Oct. 4.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-23
PADRES ARE
CLOSING GAP
With OAKS

Look out for San Diego coming
up on the outside. 1i
That's the cry today from the
railbirds who only two weeks ago
were touting Oakland as a shoo-in
in the Pacific Coast League derby
Del Bakers red-hit Padres mar
rowed the Oaks margin to Az games
by edging Sacramento, 5-4, last night
as the leaders bowed to Los Angeles,
Al. 1t was San Diego's 14th win in
the last Is games. Two weeks ago
the border boys were 10l2 games
behind.
Elsewhere on the PIC rialto,
Hollywood skinned past San Fran
cisco, 4-3, and Seattle at Portland
was rained out.
The Padres had to hustle to beat
the tail-end Solons, and didn't
manage it until the ninth when
singles by AL Smith and Orestes Min
oso and Jack Graham's fly broke a
A tie. That gave reliefer AL Jur-
isich, who had taken over for Red
Embrea in the sixth, the win over
Ken Gables, third Scion hurler.
Biggest blow, however, was struck
by Harry Simpson who, nursing
chest injury, came off the bench
to pinch-hit a triple, driving in two
runs in the Padres three-run
splurge in the sixth.
Steve Souchock hit his 23rd homer
for the losers.
The Oaks ran into southpaW Her
man Besse at his best. The Angel
finger gave up only five hits, in
Guiding homers by Noble and Bob
Holman. Frank Baumholtz homered
for the Angels, who sewed it up
with three in the sixth, RUDE Nov
otney's double accounting for two
Seattle and Portland will make up
their rained out game with a double
header tomorrow night.