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Evening star., 1951-06-23
Mrs. Kreuzburg Golf Champion
Who Doesn't Need to Practice

State event next month at In
dian Spring.
| Final round results:
Championship console tion--Mrs. e. c
Ferriday. Chevy Chase, defeated Mrs, Jack
Smith. Prince Georges. A and g..
First fiight--Mrs. Richard johnson
Chevy Chase. defeated Mrs. John Mancos
Belle Haven. 1 up. Is holes. Consolation
l--Elinor Finckel Columbia, defeated
Mrs H. L. Lacey, Manor. and 3.
Congressional, defeated Mrs. Allan Sherier
Bethesda and B.; Consolation--Mrs
Theodore Peyser, Woodmont defeated
Mrs. j. s.. Swink. Belle Haven, 2 and i
Third fiight-Mrs, Morton Kaufman
Woodmont defeated Mrs. Henry Lebovitz
Woodmont 5 and 4, Consolation--Mrs
Ed Widmayer. Kenwood, defeated Mrs
NJ. NJ Ferguson, Belle Haven, 8 and 8
| Fourth flight--Becky Feller, Bethesda
defeated Mrs. J, w Cave. Manor. and
lConsolation--Mrs. NJ. M Hay, Army
Navy, defeated Mrs. w. W. Teeter, Belle
4Fhti Fifth fiight4Mrs. I M =. e. Rabcock. cheys
Chase. defeated Mrs. ]. s. Myers, Con.
gressional, 2 and /. Consolation---MrS
| .. B. Moffett Chevy Chase. defeated Mrs
Leo Shaudis. Manor 8 and g..
Special fiight-Mrs. ]. c.. Ryerson
Columbia. defeated Mrs. Nestor Foley
| Bethesda, / UP.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
ReburiaI in Arlington
For Ii. E. A. White

Reburial services will be held at
q pm, Monday for First 1t.
Edward A. White, "a, who was
killed in action in Korea on August
q. 1850. He was a resident of
Washington for most of his life.
The services will be held at Fort
Myer Chapel, Va. with reburial
in Arlington Cemetery.
1t. White, who was with the
First Cavalry Division. was
awarded the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross posthumously for extra
ordinary heroic action. He was in
command Of II men at a forward
outpost at Kumchon, which was
menaced by three enemy platoons.
He held of orders to fire until the
enemy was within IS yards Of his
men, and then the group opened
up, inf1icting heavy casualties.
However. when ammunition ran
low, 1t. White, in a jeep, twice
crossed the line of heavy machine
gun fire to get more. and was kill
ed after the second trip.
He was born in Plattsburg, N. Y,
the son of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles H. White. Gen. White,
who now is retired, spent three
tours Of duty in Washington, nv-
ing in the 1000 block of Belmont
road NV, and in the 1900 block
of Connecticut avenue NV. 1t
White went to school here, and
was graduated in 1948 from West
Point.
In addition to his parents. he
is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Barbara Miller White, and a
brother. 1t. Col. Charles II. White,
deputy chief of staff of the
Seventh Corps. at Fort Meade,
Md.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Two Theaters Here
To Show TeIecost
IOf LdMottd Fiqht

Promoters of theater teleyisioL
will follow up the success Of last
weeks showing of the Joe Louis
Lee Savold fight by televising the
Jake LaMotta Bob Murphy bout
from Yankee Stadium next We'd
neSday night.
The bout will be seen in Wash
ington at RKO Keith's and Lin.
coin Theaters. It will not be avail.
able for regular television show
ing in homes.
Both theaters here last week
found their initial venture very
successful. Both had standing
room only crowds and turned
away many would-be customers.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Albert N. lAD Hawkins,
Former VMI Grid Star
By the Associated Press

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, June
23.-Albert M. CAD Hawk, J, 43,
Virginia Military Institute foot
ball star of the late 1920's and a
former high school football coach
at Richmond. Suffolk and Kemps-
vile. died at his home here yes
terday. Death was attributed to a
heart attack.
He graduated from VMI with a
B. s. degree in chemistry in 1890
He was a member of the "all-time'
VMI football team.
MIR. Hawkins was employed in
the testing laboratory Of the New
port News Shipbuilding b Dry
Dock Co.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Mrs. Ida KebIer Dies
|Af "a; Was Pioneer
In Community Work

Mrs. Ida e. Kebler. "a, pionee
jim community center work her
land founder Of the Columbii
Heights Center. died Thursda.
latter a short illness at her home
1892 Park road NV.
Mrs. Kebler and her husband
DIR. Lyman F. Kebler, who survive
Iher. had lived at the Park roa,
address ever since they arrives
there in 1903. She was born an,
reared in Milan, Mich.
Mrs. Kehler'a community activ
1ity here continued until recen
months. She was active in work
ing for the establishment of
playground at Fourteenth stree
and Park road NV, where sh,
did much volunteer work.
Headed Parents League.
In 1914 she headed the Parent.
League OF District 8 of the publ,
schools here.
The Columbia Heights Center
for which she served as secretar,
from 1917 to 1929. was a majol
center of activity for yolunteel
work during World War I. Fo,
her efforts, Mrs. Kebler was callec
"the Mother Of the Community
Center
/ DR.. Kebler, who, at 90, is still
active. has devoted lifetime tt
,Ipure food and drug legislation. Hi
lis the author of the book, "Ea1
land Keep Fit" In recent month.
'Ihe has been comforting with con.
Igressional leaders on adjustment
Iof pure food and drug laws to fl
radio and televiSion advertising
1 DR.. and Mrs. Kebler were amonl
the founders of the Citizens
Forum of Columbia Heights il
1928 and he served several term
las its president.
i Past Regent of OAR.
i Mrs. Kebler also was past regen
Iof the Col. John Donaldson Chap
tier. Daughters of the American
Revolution, and member of Co
tlumbia Chapter, Order Of tn
Eastern Star, the Monday Eve
lining Club, the YWCA, Federation
Iof Women's Clubs, the Juvenil
Protective Association, the Won
Ien's City Club and a number o
lother organizations here.
i She was a member of Westmore
land Congregational Church here
Besides her husband she is sur
lyived by two daughters, Mrs. Rob
lert F. Kofr, of Birmingham, Mich
and Ruth w. Kebler, of Cleveland
Ohio; a son, Victor L. Kebler, o
the Park road address, and fou
grandchildren.
4 Funeral services will be at 2 pm
Monday at the S. H. Hines funera
home. 2901 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Strong District Team
Selected 10 Compete
For Public Links Title
By MerrelI WhittIesey

The tournament players among
the municipal golfers were con-
yinced today that Washington will
send a good three-man delegation
to the National Public Links
championship July TIA in Mil
Iwaukee.
There actually was talk of the
District being a contender for the
Harding Cup team trophy, which
hasn't been won by a Washington
team since 1924. when SouthpaN
Earl McAleer. now a member od
Manor, was the National medalisi
lin Dayton. Ohio.
The leader Of the District group
which for 20 odd years has beer
sponsored by S. G. Leoffler, will
be Andy Oliveri. a veteran OF
seven national public links cham
pionships AS Leofher's guest
Andy started in Baltimore and
has entered tournaments in San
Francisco, Cleveland, Detroit
Denver, Minneapolis and now Mil
waukee. His best effort was the
third round at Mount Pleasant in
Baltimore
Four Time District Champ.
Now a roly-poly 33, Andy has
won four District public links
championships. He's an electri-
clan for the E. C. Ernst Electrical
Co, has given up his hobby OF
flying model planes and is par
ticularly anxious to make a good
showing this year.
Andy unquestionably was tht
best of the field yesterday witt
his 72-70-142 at East Potomac
two under par. The field playec
summer rules, but the course Il
in good condition and there were
no complaints.
The second low qualif1er yester-
day was Ted King, who qualified
for the Nationals for the first time
with 70-75-145. King also is 33
He is employed at the Naval Re-
search Laboratory. Last year IL
one of the biggest pro- amateurs oi
the season King was the only mar
in the field to break 10 at East
Potomac, with SO.
Hank Robson completes thu
three qualifiers with his 74-73-
lat. Hank is a 43-year-old father
of five children and his oldest
son, 16-year -old Gary, had a pail
of TBS yesterday. Gary is goint
with his dad and will caddy fol
him if permitted.
Came From Minnesota.
Robson moved here from
Austin, MINI, almost four year,
Iago and has played mostly pub.
lie courses since that time. H.
seldom has been beaten. He /,
a salesman and this was only
his second try for the public link,
championship.
Julian Williams, a qualifier las
year, missed a 4-footer on thu
l36th green that would have tiec
Robson and forced a playoff. Hs
had pair of 74s for 148.
The national championship i.
an all match play affair this year
but competition for the Hardine
Cup will be held two days before
the matches start. Oliveri, Robi.
son and King are sound player.
and in the medal and match
rounds should give a good &C.
count of themselves.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Parks Tennis Matches
Postponed Until Today

The mems semifinal and wom-
ems final in the National Capital
Public Parks tennis tournament at
Rock Creek courts were postponed
from yesterday to today because
of rain.
Meeting in the women's title
match are Mrs. Willie Herbert,
defending champion. and Clara
Bias. Mems semiflnal pairings are
Jack Mccarthy against Frank
Cantwell, and Frank Dunham
against Arnold Kotz.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Two-Doy Pony Show
Begins at Wurrenton

A two-day show for pony and
Junior riders opened today at
Wa1renton, Va.
Taking part in the 37-class pro-
gram from the District area were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Revercomb's s
pony establishment at Mclean
Va; Laura Lee Shreve from Falls
Church, Va, and Carroll Ann
Ebeling from Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1951-06-23

Mrs. Rlchar0 kreuzDurg, q
sound long -game player but with
o weakness for sand trap shots.
Is a proud. popular and happy
District Women's golf champion
today after playing five tourna-
ment rounds of golf in which she
found only one sand trap.
The former club champion at
Indian Spring and Kenwood de-
feated Mrs. Walter r. Stokes Of
Manor, 2 and /, at Woodmont
Country Club yesterday in a mild
upset. Mrs. Stokes now is batting
500 In six District women IS
finals. having won the title three
times and been runnerup twice
to Mrs. A. B. Bower and once
to Mrs. Kreuzburg.
The attractive new champion,
mother Of three young children,
obviously has little time for golf.
Unlike most players who play con-
siderable friendly golf but few
tournaments, Mrs. Kreuzburg 6
rarely has time for a friendly
round. but plays in about half of
the one-day cup events and an
occasional tournament that lasts
longer.
Winner of Several Journeys.
She was member of Kenwood's S
championship first team, has won
The Star Cup twice. the Post Cup
last year, several other 18-hole cup
events and club championships.
AS Virginia Pope she was the Dis
trict junior champion and for four
straight years beat Helen Dett-
weller, now one of the Nations top
pros, in that event. Her husband
Dick. manager of Mrs. ks Toll
House Tavern. is a former club
champion at Kenwood.
Mrs. Kreuzburg is carefree
golfer. Yesterday morning her
husband suggested she hit a few
practice shots, but she arrived at
Woodmont just in time to tee off.
She never practices. and when she
plays in tournaments, her first
shot is her drive off the first tee.
The new champion played con-
sistent golf all week. She was
second low Qua1if1er with an 81,
had 82-83-81 in her first three
matches and when the match
ended on the 17th yesterday,
where Mrs. Kreuzberg dropped a
4-footer for a par 8. she had par
in for an 80.
Trails After First Hole.
Mrs. Stokes won the first hole
of the final but lost the second
and third and never did get even
from that point. The three-time
titlist was not as sharp with her
short game as she had been in
eliminating the only ex-champions
and Mrs. Rex Howard on her
way to the final.
Mrs. Kreuzberg apparently will
be content with the District title
as she said her family duties
will keep her from the Maryland
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Mrs. HolzoppIe Wins
Army Navy Tourney

Mrs. j.. r. Holzapple was the
winner Of the ladies day throw
out" golf tournament at Army
Navy yesterday with net Sc. The
winner shot an SO and her handi-
cap, which consisted of her three
worst holes and three-quarters of
her club allowance. was 33.
Mrs. P. I. McShane and Mrs.
w. j. Ely tied with sos for second.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
MRS. Kerkum Wins Tourney

Mrs. John Kerkam won yester-
days tombstone golf tournament
at Columbia Country Club with
a score of plus four strokes. Other
winners were: Class B, Mrs.
George Bond, plus five strokes,
and Glass c, Mrs. E. j. Hurley,
jr., plus six.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Scores.
BeImar Gunderson Wins
District Tennis Title

Belmar Gunderson won the 49,
and-under title in the District
girls tennis tournament yesterday
at Kenwood Country Club, de-
feating Joan Mccullough, GA,
I6-3.
The 15-and-under crown went
to Carol McCord in an upset over
top-seeded Pat Hubbard, 11-9
Us. Consolation matches went to
Carol Olive in the 18-and-under
group and to Betty Heap in the
i15-and-under | group.
Evening star., 1951-06-23

sick. Kluszewski. Errors-:Brown, Pra-
mesa. Runs batted in-Ashburn. Semi
nick, Hatton (2). Wyrostek Three-base
lhit-Waitkus Home run-Seminick Stolen
Ibase-Usher. Douple plays-Jones to
Watkins; Hammer to Brown to Waitkus;
Ashburn to Jones; Stallcup to Adams to
Cincinnati, z Bases on balIs-Of Thomp-
son, L; of Perkowski, 2. Struck out--By
Thompson, 3; by Perkowski. 4; by Smith. 8.
Konstanty. none in ! inning; of Perkowski
I6 in US innings: of Smith, none in rs
pnngs H W,nDia IhSmpson
lski CID. Losing pitcher-Thompson
l2-5l. Time Of game-2:04. Attendance
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Braves 8; Cords, 7

Runs-Hartsfeld, Torgeson (3), Gordon,
Marshall, MARQUEE, Sisti, Lowrey Schoen-
dienst. MusiaI, Westlake, johnson c2l.
Hemus. Errors-Hartsfield, Sisti, Hemus.
Runs batted in-Elliott t2), Gordon. Torge-
Rice t2l. Slaushter, Lowrey. Two-base hits
Marshall Elliott, Sisti, Jethroe. Home
runs-Torgeson, Marshall. Sacrifices
boabe pIagsRo oen 70 Hartsed
Torgeson; Sisti to Hartsfeld to Torgeson.
Left on bases--St. Louis, 8; Boston. "a
Bases on balls---Of Nichols. 2: OH Pohol-
Boyer. 8. Struck out-By Surkont. 5; BY
Poholsky. ]; by Brazle; q. by Lanier, z;
inning; of Surkont, 2 in Si3 innings; of
Poholsky. 2 In ga innings of Brazle
in 325 innings; of Boyer, 2 in q innings;
of Lanier, ! in - inning. winning pitcher
-Surkont (6-6) Losing pitcher--Boyel
d-3. Time-2:5a. Attendance-9.311.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
As. 5; Browns. 2

Runs-Batts. Berro. Joost (2). Valo
zernial 90: Errors-Klein. Widmar. Arft
ART. Two-base hits-Valo Wood I2)
Astroth. Fain. Home runs--zernial (2b
Sacrihce-Widmar Double plays-Kleir
to Joost to Fain; Astroth to Klein; Berc
to Young. Left on bases-St Louis, 5;
Philadelphia. z. Bases on halls--Of Wild.
mar. p Struck out-By Widmar. Il BY
Keller. 5. Winning pitcher-Kellner (5-5j
Losing pitcber-Widmar t3-6) Time
2:02. Attendance-1S S12.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Airmon Recruit Honored

Lawrence J. Fitzgerald, jr.. air.
man recruit. USN. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. LaWre:-ce j. Fitzgerald, OF
1901 Trinidad avenue NE, was Sc
lected as honor man for his
company at graduation ceremonies
today at the Bainbridge tMd.o
Naval Training Center.
Evening star., 1951-06-23

Runs--Mise, Berra. Woodling 90.
Two.bsse hits-Mize, Woodling. Home
plays-Boone to Ayila TO Easter; .Rizzuto
to Coleman to Mize; Left on bases.
Cleveland. 5; New York. q, Bases on balls
by Reynolds, g.. Hits-Of Feller. S in 2
innings; of chakales. in ! inning.
Winning pttcher-Reynolds CD: Losing
tendance--47.S .SeS.
Evening star., 1951-06-23

Runs--Reese. Pafko, Robinson. Hodges,
Furillo (3). Campanella. Metkovich. Mel
Castiglione Runs batted in--Branca. MUIR
taugh, Kiner, Howerton,. Garagiola, Rob-
inson f2), Cox e2). Furillo, Bridges. Cam
Garagiola, Campaneila. Home run-Rob-
inson Stolen base--Robinson. Left on
10; PITTSBURGH, 0
Bases on balls-Of Pollet, 3; Of Branca
q; Of Erskine, / OF King. Il. of Wilks 2
Struck out-By Branca. /; by Pollet, g.
by Erskine.. L. by King, /. Hits--Oh
Branca, In 3 innings; off King, in
4 innings; of Pollet. in innings; of
Erskine, / in innings; off Wilks, in 2
innings of LaPalme, in l inning WILD
IG-3). Losing pitcher-Wilks (0-1)
Time of gsme-2:36. ,966
Evening star., 1951-06-23

Runs-DilIinger Fox. Minoso ca. Rob
inson, DiMaggio, Goodman, Williams f2)
stephens. poerr. Errors-None: Runs I
batted in-Goodman;. Vollmer; Moss, WI w;
Lenhardt, Busby. Two-base hits-:DiMag-
gio. Williams, Busby. Home Tuns-Minoso
man. sacrifce-Goodman. Double play
Doerr to Pesky to Goodman. Left on bases
-Chicaeo, s; Boston. 10. Bases on balls
2. struck out-By Parnell. 8; by Rotblatt
e Hits-oh Gumpers. 10 in innings;
OF Aloma, none in 2 innings, on Rotblatt
Q in innings; of Psrnel, 10 in ~;
Innings; on Kinder. none in "a innings
Winning pitcher-Parnen SD. Losine
pitcher-Gumpert CID. Ttme-2;37
Evening star., 1951-06-23

Chicago ------------- 030 0ol 002-6
Runs-Rigney. Dark. Thompson. Lock-
man ca. Westrum. Noble. Mays. Irwin.
Jeffcoat. HermansN (2). Borkowski. Mix
ted in-Borkowsk. Ramagotti Miksis,
Jeffcoat t2l. -Lockman (2). Irwin t3), Rig
ney. Mays tsl Two-base hits-Loekmaii
Jeffcoat Mays. .Sacrihce Double
plays--Edwards to Miksis; Dark to Rig
zotti to .cavaretta; Rtgnsy to Lockman.
Left On bssss-nsT ssis Mss YS5k q Ghisago g.
out-By Maglie, 8; by Spencer. 2; by
Kiippstein, 4; by McLish. /. Hits-off
Magiie, 4 In 5h innings: OF Spencer in
4ss innings OF Rlippstein, IN 5 innings;
Oh Hitler. 2 In innings; on McLish. in
3 innings; of Leonard, 3 in ! inning.
Wild pitch-McLish Balk----Maglie. Win
ming pitcher-Spencer f4-D. Losing
pitcher-Leonard t4-2l Time-2:52. At
ta<s sAar -S
Evening star., 1951-06-23

Wool sales in New Zealand have
been suspended because of the
waterfront strike.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
In Mrnluriunt

CROWLEY. PAULINE C. In sad but low
ing remembrance OF our dear mother and
VINO passed away one year ago today.
June %. 1850.
Let US think of her today,
Sleeping. resting, Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall,
Only waiting for US all
LOVING CHILDREN AND GRANDcHIL-
Evening star., 1951-06-23

Attest; WILLIAM Iad1aaN F. MORTIMER. y.
HORTON. MARGARET B. On Thursday
June FL. 1851, MARGARET B. HORTON
lnee Peggy Brown, beloved wife Of Philip
Horton, mother Of Kelvin J., sheia NJ;
ana, ana Kathleen 4. Horton; daughter Of
from 1929 18th pl. ne, on Monday, June
25. at $50 am. REQUIEM mass at st.
A.nthony,s Church at 10 am. Interment
HOWARD, FREDERICK NJ. On Friday,
June 22, 1851, at his residence. Lincoln
Park, Rockville, Md, FREDERICK NJ.
HOWARD. beloved husband Of the late
Mary l.. Howard, loving father of Helen
Duthn, Nancy Tagan, Lucille Davis, Vicilla
Waters. Colston and John Howard; broth
er of Kate Miner. Julia Hammond, Willie
Moore and Steven Howard. Also surviv-
sreat-grandchiidren and . host Of other her
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Lincoln
Park. Rockville. Md, after II Am. Sun,
at 2 PM, Rev. Ernest Palmer ofEciaIing.
Services by Snowden g. Davis. "a
HOWARD, FREDERICK. M. Members of
Eureka Tabernacle. No. 80, Order Of
semble at ! pm. on SUNDAY, June "a,
1851, at the Fishermen's Hall.
CHARLES ADAMS, r. W. r.
MARY JOHNSON. Secretary.
hONIEh, hEN1 departed TINS lie
Friday, June 22, 1861. at his residence,
in Falls Church, Va, KENYON HUNTER,
devoted father OF Mildred. Alice and
Louis Hunter. He also leaves to mourn
his passing one sister, Eta Hunter; hve
uncles. one aunt and a host Of other
relatives and friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by the John r.
Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home. 901 3rd
st. s.w.
IRWIN, LIT. COL. JACK T., o. 8. MARINE
CORPS. On Thursday, June 21, 1851, at
the United States Naval Medical Center,
Bethesda, Nd, 1t. Col. JACK T. IRWIN,
q. 8. Marine Corps, retired. Of Bethesda
and Boonsboro. Md, beloved husband of
Kelly and Pfc. Harlan NJ. Irwin. son Of
Sara @. and the late George l.. Irwin.
Remains resting at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert a. Pum-
phrey, Bethesda, Md. Services Tuesday.
June 20. at IL am, at Fort Myer Chapel,
Fort Myer. Va. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Please omit flowers. 25
IRWIN, JOHN T. tJACK,. All members of
am&dAm Bethesda Chevy Chase Post,
.x&&SA No. 105, the American Legion,
6E8HKNR and of Voiture No. 265, 40 ct
HN&NSB 8. are invited to attend serv-
X$Nq ices for our late member,
Vx4sSS$$ John r tJACK) IRWIN. at
the Robert A. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home, Bethesda, Md. on Sunday.
June "a, 1851, at 5 pm.
EDWARD I. COGAN. Commander.
@. WELLS WHITE, Chef de Care.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Dodoers, 3: Pirates, a
Totals 40 1327 s

sstruck out for Branca in 4th.
tSingled for Erskine in 9Th.
tGrounded out for Williams in Sth.
SStruck out for Pollet in 9Th.
sGrounded out for Wilks in Sth.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOT in choice section Of Ma
tional Memorial Park, Falls Church. Va
Phone FA. 1867. --25
e CEMETERY SITES, TT. Lincoln, over,
looking Sylvan Lake: Sat. all day: Sun
after 1 AP 349S "a
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Red sox, s; White sox, 5Reds, 3; PhiIs, 2
Totals 351O24 8 Totals 35 IL 81 IL

ssingled for Gumpert in fifth.
fGrounded into double play for Aloma
tn seventh,
Popped out for Mast in ninth.
sPopped out for Rotblatt in ninth.
Chicago --------- 003 600 020-5
Boston - 102 800 00x-6
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Yonkees, s; indians, 0

Totals 80 624 8 Totals 80 10 81 8
sCrounded into double play for Feller
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Gionts, g; Cubs, 6

Totals 40 12 l5 Totals 81 ii 80 IA
sGrounded out for Klippstein In fifth,
TTit into double play for Hitler in sixth.
tFouled out for McLish in ninth.
Evening star., 1951-06-23

MAURICE II. b. A special
communication of Mount Her.
mon Lodge, No. 179. A. F. e.
A. M. is hereby called for
Monday, June 25, 1851, at
1:15 pm, at the Masonic
Temple. Hyattsville, Md, for
the purpose of conducting the
Evening star., 1951-06-23

HARRIS, REBECCA. In loving memory of
our GEAR mother and grandmother, RE-
BECCA HARRIS, who departed this life
seventeen years ago today. June %, 1884.
What friend We have in Jesus,
All our sins and griefs to bear
THE FAMTIv
Evening star., 1951-06-23
LuureI Rucewuy
Entries Tonight
Posi- Time 3.1h PM

Post Time hid PM.
FIRST RACE-First division: trot; 20,
3-year-old tstake); l mile; Purse.
Evening star., 1951-06-23

WESTON W. On Friday, June
22, 1851. at the Naval Hospital, Bethesda,
Md, WESTON w. HAWKINS, beloved
husband Of NJ. Lillian Hawkins and de-
voted brother Of Jennie Stone, Matte Tur-
ner, Lucy jackson, Rose Allen and Rich
ard Hawkins. He also leaves other rela-
later. ARRANGEMENTS by W. Ernest Jarvis
Co
Evening star., 1951-07-01

tune. It's something that came to me while
was sitting here just now
It's awfully pretty. Does it have words?"
looking at her, mot yet
1T should be something about an evening"
the girl said.
Il thought that, too
Did you honestly? Then, you see." The
girl gave him her bewitching smile. "A June
evening. June is always in a song"
Il was thinking of April" Paul said.
"April's sooner"
"Oh, yes, that is lots better. Mnm. How
about, There will be an April evening? Are
you song writer?" Her cheeks went pink
again. That's silly question, when you're
song-writing right here under my eyes,
mot much of one," Paul said. I'm an
arranger in radio. All arrangers try to write
something, l guess. But they tell me it's
hard to get into
But that is beautiful. Play it again.
Paul played through the fragment of
melody. The girl sang softly. There will be
an April evening" She had nice voice.
She said, Il don't like that, there will be
an April evening. Naturally there will be an
April evening. 1t should be about special
April evening"
1T could sort of tell the evening how it
ought to be-" Paul said. Talking to the
evening ITSELF Well send it memo. Memo
to an April erening.''
II do like that" the girl said Her eyes
were shining. $We'n tell it exactly what is