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Evening star., 1951-08-06
Portsmouth Couple Captures
National Hampton Sailing Title

ply yesterday by winning the
final race for Stars in the Miles
River Yacht Club regatta.
Thompson, Skippering Wind
song, and with his wife Doris as
crew. defeated last years cham
pion Barclay Trippe, Jr.. of Tired
Avon Yacht Club.
Chauncey Willis, jr., of Nor
folk. piloted Long Gone to victory
in the three-race series for Hamp-
tons.
Another three-race winner was
owen P. Merrill of Riverton, N j..
who guided Barfly home first ir
the Comet brushes.
In the log canoe contest, Capt
Clarence Dobson of Oxford sailed
Island Blossom to win the Olive,
Duke Memorial Trophy.
Writ Gill of the Columbia Yacht
Club Of Washington took the Pen.
gum crown with a clean sweep.
The Moth competition was won
by Merv Wescoat Of Atlantic City
in Taurus. The ThiStles crown
went to George Collins of the
Potomac River Sailing Club and
Capt. Edmond Hartge of the West
River Sailing Club was the winner
in the Chesapeake 20 competition
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Mats
Continued From Page A-17l

In that inning. Nelson Fox started
the uprising with a single and Ed
Stewart followed with another.
Orestes Minoso's double drove
across one run and Eddie Robin
son also doubled to smash across
two more. Ray Coleman rammed
a TRIBE high off the rightfield
fence, scoring Robinson, and Cole
man scored after AL zarilla flied
to Sam Mele in right.
Yost and COan Slug.
Chicago made it 60 against
Julio Moreno in the sixth when
Zarilla doubled and came around
on singles by Chico Carrasquel and
Kretlow.
Runnels' sixth-inning single led
to a run. for Mickey Vernon also
singled and RunnelS scored when
Stewart dropped Mele's fly to left.
The Mats trimmed their deficit to
6-2 in the eighth when Yost tri-
pied to left and scored on Coan's
double.
With one out in the ninth Kret-
low got into trouble by walking
Gene Verble and failing to touch
first base after taking a toss from
Fox, who flelded Clyde Kluttz's S
grounder. Sherry Robertson
batted for Consuegra and tripled
to center, scoring Verble and Mike
Guerra, running for Kluttz. Rob-
ertson came across when Yost
grounded out and the rally died
when Coan grounded out to Rob-
inSon.
Coan narrowly averted serious
injury in the first inning when he
crashed into the leftfield fence
while making a brilliant catch of
MinoSo's drive.
Fox was presented an automo-
bile by fans of st. Thomas and
Chambersburg, Pa, and a movie
camera by the White Sox in pre-
game ceremonies. Tonight the
Mats Mele will get some loot from
New York friends.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Tricky Little Anocostio Course
Gives Up Another Fancy Score

Par doesn't mean too much at
Anacostia, a riverside course with
q liberal par of 81 and measuring
less than 5000 yards, or only
about three-fourths as long as the
average golf course. but SO still
is a good score there.
Paul O'Leary, operator of an
auto-driving school in Alexandria,
came to the par three 18th hole at
Anacostia yesterday with nine
brides and eight pars to his credit
at that point, or par for So. He
bogeyed the last hole for SO.
O'Leary has been playing golf
since school days over most Of the
Districts public and semi-public
courses, but has enjoyed his
greatest successes at Anacostia,
where he posted eight or nine
straight rounds under 10.
Anacostia has been played in SO
before, by Cliff Spencer, now an
unattached professional. and in
81 by Fred Lukat, the latter two
rounds in exhibition matches. But
there's no record of anybody
shooting anything like that in
medal competition. It's always
unofficial.
The Anacostia club champion
ship final has been scheduled for
Sunday, August 10. at So holes be-
tween Lukat, the public links
champion and Courtney Litz, an
Anacostia regular who might beat
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Senior, Junior Champions
Crowned al Manor Club

Manor Country Club crowned its
senior and junior golf champions
yesterday with Ralph P. Gibson
winning the senior title for the
fourth time with rounds of 1871
I-153 and Lee Edwards taking the
junior crown by a 2 up margin
over Skippy Nash.
Gibson, for years chairman o1
the Greens Committee at Manor
started playing in the senior event
when the age minimum was So
It now is SIS, in line with other
senior events.
John r. Miller. a former champ
ion. was runnerup with 77-8o-
157. Low net went to Ed Null
vaney with 86-85-171-34-137
over E. J. Grill. 88-84-172-30-
'142.
Mrs. D. M. Mcpherson won the
women's inside nine event with
44-10-34. Mrs. A. F. Schmidt
had low gross. 43, and Mrs. Robert
Winkler low puts with Is.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
By Angelina J. corobeIli
special Correspondent Of the star

MANASSAS, Va, Aug. g.
Cheerie Mckee of Silver Spring
and her homegrown leapei
Crackerjack make only few ap.
pearances, but usually they are
winning ones. Crackerjack, a six
year-old son of Mrs. M. E. Persons
famed sire Bon Mutt, with Gardner
Hallman in the saddle out-jumpeo
a good field at yesterdays Bull
Run Hunt show on the Portnel
estate to take the jumper crown
with 11la points.
Crackerjack is strictly a home
grown product. His dam. Miss
McKee's Lady Jack, is we'll
remembered as one of the finest
jumping mares in this area.I In
taking yesterdays crown the gray
performer accounted for both the
touch-and-out and placed in the
warm up.
Closest contenders in the
division were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dillon's April Dawn and
Tommy Jones Little Moon, each
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Frank and McAIister Tie
For Belle Haven Low Net

Eddie Frank with a 72-4-6s
and s. T. McAlister with S1-15-
Sc were the low net winners in
the two divisions of the golf
sweepstakes at Belle Haven Club
yesterday. Gross honors went to
Frank Woolley with 70 in the
low handicap class.
Low net in q mixed Scotch
foursome was a tie among Mrs.
w. w. Teeter and w. Duke with
S8-22-66; Mrs. Art Hoffman and
John w. Foristel. 87-21-66, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Carothers, 90
24-66. Low gross was tied at 80
between Mrs. John Mancos and
Comdr. Frank Heyer and Mrs.
Stanley Crane and Col. K. H.
Kalberer.
Jim Swink won the match
play against par, 8 up.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Crockerjock Tops Good Field
For Bull Run Hunt Show Honors

with six points. In the jump-oh
Ito settle the score April Dawn,
piloted by Freddie Jackson, placed
lover Little Moon with Ellen
Crockett in the irons. April Dawn.
a pint-sized Palomino, had the
crowd with her as she cleared the
raised barriers to win the knock
down -and-out. Directly behind
was Blanche Johnson's Valbo with
I51a points, the game campaigner
making come back after a two
year absence from competition.
In the hunter division Manley
Carter's Ginger from Orange. Va,
emerged the undisputed champion
with 1914 points. Ridden by Mrs.
Hamilton Somerville. the smooth
performing chestnut took blues in
both the ladies and the open
hunter events, was second in the
hunter hacks and third in the
green hunters. In addition the
pair scored win in the road hack
event a non-championship value
class.
Jean Cochrane's Connecticut
entry Tempting Fox, Peyton
Ballenger's Secret Wish and Mrs.
Robert Burke's Dixie Passes from
Middleburg each scored five points
to tie for reserve honors. In the
conformation judging to break the
tie, the nod was given to Tempting
Fox, a statuesque gray who last
year was one of Virginia's S leading
Itwo-year-old contenders. Tempt
ing Fox captured two blues, WIN
ming both the important model
and the green hunter events.
Dixie Passes, in addition to
showing well in the conformation
hunter division. garnered the blue
ribbon in the working hunter
class. Among the ponies, Penny
Armstrong; Pinocchio accounted
for several good ribbons as
did Jacquelin Bragg's Chick-a-
Linda, Randy Gardner's Trouba-
dor, Laura Lee Shreve's Popsickle.
Beverly Bryant's Biggest Bit and
Douglas Redgrave's Gypsy.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Charles Town Tryouts
To Be Held by AS

The Philadelphia Athletics will
hold a tiyout camp at Charles
Town. w. Va. today, tomorrow
and Wednesday with two sessions
scheduled daily. The morning
workouts will begin at 10 o'clock
Dutch Brennan, Chief AS scout
in the area. will be in charge Of
the camp. He win be assisted by
Joe Boiley. Eddie Brockwell. Joe
ORourke and Harry Martin
Players are asked to bring then
own gloves. spikes and uniforms.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Boys Club Nine Gains
Sunday Loop PIayoff
With Body Works

Washington Boys Club and
Northeast Body Works will COM
pete for the National City League
championship in the best-two-of-
three baseball series starting next
Sunday on the Ellipse.
The Boys Club nine clinched
the second half title yesterday by
trimming Marine Headquarters.
9-1, behind four hit pitching from
Billy Smith. Batting strength
was provided by Jim Fitzgerald
and John Grant, with three hits
each. Two of Fitzgerald's were
homers, while Grant had a grand
slam homer.
The Body Works, hrst-half win
ner. showed itself in trim for next
weeks playoff start by sinking
Safeway Employees, 21-2. while
Premier Cab wound up, the regu-
lar schedule by beating the Phil
ippines, 1912.
In the Montgomery Parks and
Planning League Hicks Chevrolet
Is assured of no worse than tie
for first place after defeating Nor
man Taylors, liza, yesterday for a
1912 record. Silver Spring Elks,
only team with a chance to catch
Hicks, also won over Williams
Chevrolet, 8-3, for a go mark.
Lincolnia kept on top in the
Fairfax County League with a
perfect record by trimming Jer-
mantown, 11-7. In other games
there Annandale topped Mount
Vernon Fire Department, 11-9,
and Centreville beat Fairfax Fire
men, 10-4.
ForeStville pulled into a first
place tie in the Old Dominion
League by beating Colonial Res
taurant, 4-3, in IL innings, while
previously unbeaten Falls Church
bowed to Vienna, 5-4. In the
third league game Mclean topped
Neeb Plumbers, 1916.
Silver Spring went to Sharp
town to score 81 victory for the
Maryland American Legion area
c title. Silver Spring now will
try for the State title against two
other teams in a series this week
end at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
TaIbef Bids for Hioh
Net Ranking With Win
In Eastern Grass Play
BY The As.oeioied Press

SOUTH ORANGE, N. j., Aug.
8.-Thirty- -year-old Bill Talbert,
among the six top tennis players
in the United States since 1912.
is making a strong bid for a
higher spot than the No. 5 he
was ranked last year.
The veteran New Workers
strongest bid came in winning
the Eastern Grass Court ten
mis- championship yesterday. He
whipped his 37-year-old doubles
partner. Gardnar Mulloy of Coral
Gables, "a, 6-4, 81. in the
finals. Mulloy was ranked No. A
in 1850.
And to reach the final round
Talbert eliminated the up-and-
coming Tony Trabert. Intercol-
legiate champion from the Uni
versity of Cincinnati, in a semi
final match.
In the doubles finals Talbert
and Mulloy lost to the great Aus
tralian combination Of Frank
Sedgman and Ken McGregor
4-6, 6-3, 60, 81.
Even though defeated, Mulley
thought he should have a chance
for the Davis Cup team.
II can't understand why they
selected Bulge Patty to play
against Canada" Mulloy said
He wasn't even one of the orig
inal group named to the squad"
Mulloy is the only member OF
the squad that has not been Sc
lected to play against Japan
Mexico or Canada.
The women's title in the East
ern Grass Court event went to
Mrs. Pat Canning Todd of La
Jolla, Calf, with a So, Ga
80 victory over Maureen Con-
molly Of San Diego, Calf.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Capitol Conoeists Third
In National Requttu
RY tha Associafeci Prat,

BOSTON, Aug. 6. Canoeists
from Washington, D. c.. finished
third in the American Canoe As
sociation National championships
yesterday, scoring Is points in
competition on the Charles River.
The Yonkers IN. " Canoe Club
was first for the eighth time in
IL years with 46 points, followed
by the Quineboquin Canoe Club
of Boston with "a.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Baseball
Continued From Page A-17.)

whipped the Cubs twice in Chi
cago, IA and AS.
Walker Cooper, veteran Braves
catcher, left by plane for Boston
for examination of neck injury
Cooper was injured while tag
ging out Roy Smalley, Cubs short
stop, at the plate in the fourth
inning of Saturdays game
Smalley caught Cooper on the
forehead with his elbow. forcing
the husky receivers head back.
Outf1elder Willard Marshall OF
the Braves will be out few days
with a slight sprain in his right
ankle suffered sliding home in
Saturdays game.
Ralph Kiner Of the Pirates
hammered three home runs to
raise his total to 81 and tie him
with Brooklyn's Gil Hodges for
the major league lead Kiner's
first homer came in the seventh
inning of the opener and ruined
Bubba Church's bid for a no.
hitter. It was the only hit of
the Philly righthander who
notched his 18th victory. A seven
run eighth inning won the second
for the Phils.
Roy Campanella swatted two
four-baggers for Brooklyn in the
opener, his second coming in the
sixth with the bases loaded. The
Reds tailed five times in the
ninth and had the bases loaded
with nobody out. but couldn't
bring over the tying run. Ralph
Branca shut them out on eight
hits In the nightcap.
The Giants defeated Gerry
Staley-an old jinx. Staley had
beaten them three times this sea-
son and owned q lifetime record
of nine victories and one defeat
against them.
Bob Lemon won his 18th for
Cleveland and Early Wynn his
18th. AL Rosen hit his 17th homer
for the Indians.
Marlin Stuart turned in his
fourth straight win for Detroit
since he was promoted to a
starter. Catcher Joe Ginsberg
broke up both games with the Red
Sox. He snapped a IL tie with q
scoring triple in the opener
and doubled home two runs to
snap a 5-5 tie in the second.
Ed Lopat outpitched Ned Carver
to register his 14th victory for the
Yankees. Allie Reynolds famed
13 Brownies in the nightcap but
needed help from Joe Ostrowski
in the 9Th. The Browns had the
tying and winning runs on bases
with nobody out but Ostrowski
retired the side without a score.
He induced ex-Yankee Cliff MapeS
to hit into a game ending double
play.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Bulge Patty Is ADDED
To Davis Cuppers for
lone Finals Matches
ny The Assesiatsd Press

RYE, N. Y. Aug. 6.-Budge
Patty Of Los Angeles. 1850 VIM
bledon champion. was added to
the United States Davis Cup team
today for the American zone finals
this week end against Canada.
Americas big one-two punch
Dick Savitt Of Orange, N. j., and
Tony Trahert Of Cincinnati-along
with Art Larsen Of San Leandro.
Calf, national champion, will be
other members Of the squad that
win begin a hree-match series
in Montreal Friday.
1--WE hope to make a Davis Cup
doubles team out OF Trabert and
Patty" Frank Shields. non-play-
ing captain Of the United States
forces, said. I'VE tried Savitt with
Trabert, but it didn't work so
we'll"
The United States gained the
finals by routing Mexico. SO. while
Canada was clinching its series
with Cuba yesterday. In the final
singles matches at the Westchester
Country Club, Herbie Flam of Los
Angeles subdued Rolando Vega.
6-3. 6-3. 6-3, and Vic Seixas
of Philadelphia trounced Mario
Llamas, the Mexican champion,
6-3, 8-6. 6-1.
Flam and Seixas will sit out
this weeks cup competition. They
will play. instead, in the Invita-
ton tournament at Newport, r. I.
The nomination of Patty came
as a complete surprise. He had
not been named to the original
eight-man squad announced by
the Davis Cup Committee earlier
this summer.
Shields emphasized. however,
that no Davis Cup berth has been
won yet and every candidate will
be given a chance to make the
team.
Evening star., 1951-08-06

Lukat over the tricky little course.
Litz defeated Lenny Bridget,
up, and Lukat won over DR.. r. A
Cole, 3 and 2, in semiflnalS. Ana
costa plays team match at Nor
folf next week, which will post
pone the final match.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Hurtiq, WinkIer Guin Final

Ben Hartig and George Winkler
will meet in the final of the Presi-
dents Cup golf tournament at
Bethesda Country Club Sunday.
Hartig won, l up in % holes, over
Cal Reeder and Winkler defeated
j. E. Williams, and 4. in semi
finals.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
White Sox, 6: Mats, 5

Totals 3s IL 2713 Totals "a SGT IL
Popped up for Starr In 5th.
titled out for Moreno in 9TH.
tran for KluttZ in 9th.
fTripled for Consuegra in 9Th.
Chicago " 900 SOL 000-6
Washington ----- 900 oil OBS
Runs-Fox. stewart Minoso. Robinson,
Coleman. zarilla,. Yost. Runnels. Verble.
Guerra Robertson Errors-Stewart, Kret-
low. Runs batted in-Minoso. Robinson
(2), Coleman zarilla. Kretlow, Coan, Rob-
ertson t2). Yost: Two-base hits-Minoso
Ihits-Coieman Yost Robertson. Left on
Z; Washington. g.. Bases
on balls-Of Starr. 8; Of Kretlow, 4.
Is in S innings; of Moreno, 8 in in
nings; of Consuegra, 8 in innings: Win
ming pitcher-Kretlow (3-6) LOSING
lpitcher|Starr (2-61. Time-2:11. At
ltendance-16,S45,
Evening star., 1951-08-06
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. g.
Robert and Terry Harrell are the
first man-and-wife team ever tc
win the Hampton One-desigr
class title.
The attractive Portsmouth
(Va.) couple clinched the ma
tional crown by bringing then
Windrider III across the finish
lime in second place in yesterdays
windup race sailed in a northerly
wind on the Severn River.
Jack Martin of the sponsoring
Annapolis Yacht Club won the
final race and wound up in his
My Dream just three points back
of the Harrells. Martin is a
former Hampton champion and
still races with the University OF
Maryland sailing team.
Third place went to defending
Champion Charlie Smith, also of
the host club. The Severn skip
per was in fourth place on points
until yesterdays event. Then he
got a third and moved up one
position.
A heart-breaking 11th spot in
the last race tumbled Clay Gate
wood Of the Hampton CVa) Yacht
Club from a close second on points
to a final fourth. Gatewood took
a first and a third on Saturday
and was rated high to win the
title. But the final race was his
undoing.
Final point standings Of the first
10 shippers: Harrell. 73; Martin,
70; Smith. So; Gatewood. So;
Bunny Klawans. Portsmouth, 50;
Beau Joesting. Annapolis, So; yer-
non Eberwine, jr. Portsmouth. So;
Happy Hogshire. 48: Allen Hicks,
Fishing Bay (Va.l YC, At: Rich
ard Matthews, Cambridge, Md, Al
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Tousig Low Golf Scorer

The Horton Cup golf qualifying
at Washington Golf and Country
Club found j. G. Tausig low In
lthe event for 1918 handicap play
ers with 78-12-66.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
Carpenter Best at AroyIe

Argyle Country Clubs senior
golf championship was won by
M. F. Carpenter with an 80, from
mines of SO and a. to r. H.
Thrasher'S IS.
Evening star., 1951-08-06

Ten years ago-Whirlaway
nosed out War Relic in a photo
finish to win the Saratoga
Handicap.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
! Potomac Sailors Share
Miles River LoureIs

ST. MI0HAELS, Md, Aug. 6
R.-Bob Thompson of Barnegat
Bay took the John Thomas Tro-
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Union Label
Hos Printer
in Red Ink

Accusation of illegal use OF
union label has George Wright.
38, 1888 Woodward ave, facing
a maximum penalty of so days
Imprisonment and $500 fine Il
he is found guilty in Recorders
Court.
Wright was arraigned before
Judge John p. Scallen last Fri
lay where he plealed innocent
and waived examination. He
was released under $500 bond.
two surefies.
The charge was brought ur
by Walter Wisdom. officer OF
the Allied Printing Trades Coun-
Gil Wisdom complained that al
though Wright is not a member
OF the Council. he printed notices
last October IS bearing tbs
union label for a number OF
Democratic candidates in Me.vin-
dale
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Wayne Grads to
Hear President

Seniors receiving degrees al
Wayne University's mid-year
commencement exercises Feb. !
at State Fair Grounds Coliseum
Will hear remarks by University
President David ID Henry. who
will confer degrees upon the
1904 persons who are candidates.
DR. Clark d. Brooks. president
OF the Detroit Board of Educa
ton. will greet the graduates
and Colonel William C.. Boswell,
commander of the Volunteers Of
America. will offer the invoca-
ton and benediction.
The Wayne University Sym
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land unanimously agreed to-
that information about a volun-
teer's religious affiliation or race
were data that could and should
be properly obtained after ne
has been accepted for the pro-
gram.
Such a procedure would in
itself remove at once any Ques-
ton as TO the application OF dis
criminatory critcria. II would al
so lessen the opportunity for any
official, not in sym
pathy With the n-discrimina.
tory selection policy you have
enunciated. 20 exercise unfair
judgments in the recruiting OF
personnel"
A similar request had been
made by the groups about two
months ago.
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Noted Speaker
Slated on AKA
Community Forum

Three outstanding speakers will
appear on the annual Founders
Day Community Forum at the
Art Institute Sunday. Feb. at
$50 p m. under sponsorship of the
Detroit chapter Of Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority.
The nationally known partici-
pants will be Harry c. Markle.
director. Michigan Unemployment
Compensation Commission: Les
ter B Granger. director. National
Urban League Lieut. Dennis d.
Nelson. Navy Public Information
Service.
Under title OF Modifying Amer
ica Strength For Human Secur-
ity the symposium Will be mod
Grated by Mrs. Beulah T Whitby,
member. Mayors Interracial Com
mltiee Chairman Of the program
IS Mrs Jennie d Young of De-
troit Public School Intercultural
Committee
Each speaker viii discuss stra-
tegic phases Of the topic as fol-
lows Mr. Markle, Mobilization of
Manpowcr and Production Re
sources: Mr. Granger. Mobiliza-
ton of Our Moral and Spiritual
Resources: Lent. Nelson. Oppor-
tunitieS FOR Personal Develop
ment Inhercn, in the Military
Mobilization Program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-27
Struck Outside Bar

A bullet from a gun held by
Harry Jones in bar al 1900
Orleans. went through a glass
window and struck Irene Scott.
killing her. Mrs. Scott was just
passing IN front Of the bar. Jones.
the bar manager. was trying 70
force non-buying customer TO
leave
A short argument resulted IN
the death OF Edgar Hardwood
and the arrest of Eggic Smith. 30
Smith admitted the shooting.
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lonf M lIlt ~
0' The communication. ,.; ,,rns'
:. DR.. shmarya Kieinmsn.
BY Jewish Community
couneil. and Atty. Edward "a !.
Turner. president Dsi'0"
nalcp stated in part;
Needless to say. we are 10
..o'olete agreement with the
' mr." which you state lhis
~ Inflammation will serve Inc I'M
u ln,s, Of standard identified
- ''o0 procedure in the event OF
: emergency is fully appreci,
= ',od as is the dcsiraollity OF
, s'sa able TO call quickly upon
-, re- services Of a clergyman OF
~, Il, volunteers own denomina
non in contingencies that may
arise 49,
! In discussion Of this matter
Win Civilian Defense auihori-
,,es however, the pnIn' was made
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phony Orchestra, under the direc
ton OF Associate Professor Walter
Poole. Will provide the music
and Professor Rupert l. Cort
right. chairman Of the speech
department Will b. commence
ment marshal
This l. the firth successive
year in which both midyear and
June commenccments have been
scheduled because Of the grad
uating groups size The February
class represents those completing
degree requirements last August
and this month
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The .NpsT Tribune
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1851
Women Killed by Truck
After Snub to WurninQ

Ignoring shouted warning
from an off duty patrolman TO
observe traffic regulations. a
housewife suffered fatal injuries
last Wednesday when she stepped
IN front Of truck on Woodward
between Palmer and Kirby.
The victim was Mrs. Nellie
Sfallworfh. 2s2 Palmer. whose
sight was partially obscured by