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Evening star., 1952-06-18
AUTOS FOR SALE tcon.., ,

OLDE l949 Rocket % 4-dr.; immac..
2SS Carroll st. NV. oE. s74os;
oLps 81 "ss% door Holiday sedan.
selection Including, .two-tones. Each
has exceptionally low mileage; GUS
tom radio, air.condftioned heating.
Gn hydra Matte Sn 1RfUss'eso driTe. So = week.
You can save close to 81, 900 as
against the 1852 prices. We invite
your inspection. Liberal trads al
SSaReiI sRd sssRs Sssh
ave, Hyattsvilled. Md.
OLDS 1850 4-dr. sedan; Selection Of
n..ts vsTesy eeots Of RSgsT shaass Hss
Matte. nylon custom upholstery. Ex-
car seaTs Priced as eNs low As ,,;sI,iSy $lsSS2'
SSs 1855 ssit. Dts1sF sas,
oLDs I947 SEDAN: equipped: ses5;
niy ns sa1E S49 doTT; sIo fity slHcks ERs g
OLDs 40 "9s' sedanette. Cactus
tan. Hydra-Matic drive. radio. air
now heating. Tires like new. This
sturdy. spirited motor car has
really been eoddled., A remarkable
value. Sl3:22 a week: Only 81. l.499
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Dealer (WA. 7205). 5000
BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville, Md.
OLDS 1851 '9S" Super de luxe 4-dr :;
r. and h.; low mileage; terms: excel
sopSSo sond;; s2,as6. BY OWNER. % k1
Obs i947 COW. coupe; s1.o45; Yer,
clean In and out, new top. radio
windshield washers. seat covers; g
day money-back trial, 4-month writ.
ten guarantee. HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer CNA
9S5U. liza Vermont ave. NV.
OLDS 1949 "8S" sedan; 81 ,495; q
one-owner car; low mileage; r. anc
h.. Hydra. seat covers: The" ex-
Ceptional car; 2-day money back
trial. 4-month written guarantee
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer (NA. 9S50). lila Yer
OLDs 1947 sedan: equipped; $685.;
only S149 down: 2 city blocks Of
fine cars. AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
PACKARD 1941 sedan: r.. and h..
excellent shape; $195. $5 down.
METROPOLITAN MOTORS. 1900
BladenSburg rd. -22
PACKARD 1912 type Clipper sedan;
streamEned. like new; sacrifice.
S495, terms. $165 down. ROPER,
18th and r. I. ave. ne. 49,
PACKARD 1913 sedan: equipped;
1895. only S22a down: 2 city blocks
of flne cars. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1881 Bladensburg Rd.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1851 Champion "
door; Turmaine finish. blending Gus
tom nylon seat covers; dual long
range radio; heater and defroster
Exceptionally well cared for. eco
nomical motor car. $1,699, $3.50
o week. JUSTINE NICHOLSON
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile Dealer, (WA
1900. $500 Bait. ave. Hyattsville
STUDEBAKER 194s Commander star
and radio. Butler Bonded; SI ,0s5
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 112I 21st
st. NV, DI. 0110. Open evenings
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 2-dr
sedan; like new; $1,195; $50 down
bal. "a to 80 mos. Our payment.
SC low some people don't make them
BLADENSBURG CAR WHOLE.
SALERS. 2150 Bladensburg rd. ne
STUDEBAKER 1880; $1,000 q
week. Champ. and Landcruisers. Sc.
lection of z. all fully equipped, 9
few with overdrive. A variety Of de.
lightful colors; 12-point inspected
and renewed. Priced as low 81
S1,167. JUSTINE NICHOLSON
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile Dealer. (WA
1900. $500 Bait. ave, Hyattsville
Evening star., 1952-06-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1850 convertible; over.
drive, climatizer, radio. Wv. tires
new top; Butler Bonded"; 81 .495
21st st: NV, DI. Ul10. open ewes
STUDEBAKER 1850 Starlight club
coupe; +: and h.: like new, peacock
mos. GETRopoLrToS f oS~H MoToRsS' RS
1900 Bladensburg I'd. 30
STUDEBAKER 1949 Champion Star
iisnt nwn.r. coupe; Pc: +; and h.. h.. od one
$1,095. KIRK MOTOR CO, 1000
Georgia ave. n W.. ia. 1900. 30
WIILYS JEEPSTER 1851; immacu.
late maroon finish, set off by black
top and white Side-wall tires
Equipped with radio and heater
dual spotlights and other access.
ories. In perfect condition through.
out. Should meet the standards OF
the ncst fastidious buyer: 81 .l55
LOGAN MOTOR CO. 2OI7 va
ave. n.wr ME. 2S1S. Open evenings
Evening star., 1952-06-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKI q 194S de luxe 4-dr.
ana 2-dr: sedans; equipped. But
LEE B. BUTLER. INC. ila1 t sist
st. NV, DI. ono. Open evenings.
STUDEBAKER 194S Commander con-
vertible; 81 900. Elk. 1851.
STUOEBAKER 1919 Champion de
luxe 2-dr.: overdrive and climatizer;
Butler Bonded; S1,0a5. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC, 1131 21st st. NV,
DI. 0ll0. Open evenings.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion de
luxe 3-or.; 9verdrivs and climatizer;
$1.oy5. LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1121
21st st. NV. DI. O110. Open ewes
STUDEBAKER 1851 Commander
VS." Starlight coupe; automatic
Transmission. ciimatiZer. radio, This
car is immaculate and cannot be
told from new: Butler Bonded
$1.995. ZEE D. BUTLER. INC,
1121 21st st. NV, DI. O11O. Open
evenings,
Evening star., 1952-06-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1850 sedan: equipped
81 ,095. only $229 down. city
blocks Of fine cars. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1881 Bladensburg Rd.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Comm ander
"V-S State 2-dr. sedan; original
AQUA green finish. automatic trans
mission, heater and custom seat
covers; 1 owner. Butler Bonded .;
1885. LEE d. BUTLER, INC,
1121 :1st So. NV, DI. olI0, Oper
sTTDEBAKFR 1850 sedan; eqitipps 4
$I,095, only see down. > ciFy
blocks of fine cars. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1731 Biadensburg Rd.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Regal Champion
de luxe 4-door; cllmatizer. over
drive and undercoat. one driver;
Sl.325. NO. 1881. 10
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion cdr
value at only Sl.095. BRENTWOOD
MOTORS. 1717 r. l. ave. ne, DU
S1SS. next to Western Auto Store
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Police Chief

LAKE PARK H -- One week
after he was dismissed as Lake
Park police chief. Louis Pomer-
anti, 81. died Friday of q heart
ailment.
A 3-man majority of the Town
Commission ousted pomcrantr and
appointed Fritz {. Kemple 10 sue.
coed him.
Pomerantr moved here in 1915
from Brooklyn he was head Of
the Lake Park Volunteer Fire De.
psrtment and recently was credited
with saving the life Of James
Wright with resuscltator after
Wright had been stricken with a
heart attack.
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Citizen Staff PhotC

the tub. This wiu hold the cover
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the panel edges first wlih lead sad
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vith . high grade exterior primer
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grade exterior house paint.
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ever p.yw00d 10 create 4 glea ming
natura. finish which does nos dark
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coats slsEhsly thlnnsd RCD aitA
steel = col between coats Their AJAX
20 bEEes oUt tae deep warm Ei0A
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Pills Trade
For
Wyrostek

PHILADELPHIA R-The Phila-
delphia Phillies have Johnny Wyr-
ostek back in their outfield today
but il cost them 15-game Winner
Emory (Bubba) Church to regain
the 32-year-old veteran they traded
away four years ago.
Wyrostek and Minor League
Pitcher Kent Peterson came to
the Phillies in a deal completed
Friday that sent the right-handed
pitching Church to the Cincinnati
Reds. Peterson is being sent to an
as yet unidentified Phillies' farm
team, probably Baltimore in the
international League.
The Phillies traded Wyrostek to
Cincinnati for Shrtstop Eddie Mil
Ter in the winter of 1948. Owner
Bob Carpenter admits it was the
one deal he was always sorry he
made. Both Carpenter and his
manager, Eddie Sawyer, tried all
last winter to pry Wyrostek from
the Reds but we're unsuccessful.
They finally gave up.
Wednesday, Gabe Paul. Cincin-
natl general manager contacted
Carpenter. He needed a pitcher
Carpenter renewed his request for
Wyrostek. Four hours later the
two clubs had deal.
Church, who had been reported
in Manager Sawyer's "doghouse'
ever since the 1852 season began,
was a little miffed by the deal.
I'm shocked at leaving the Phil
lies" he said.
II was never given any definite
reason why l was not permitted
to pitch. / broke no training rules
and | was always eager to work.
Pitching is my business. I'm only
rs and have a dozen years ahead
of me. | don't want to waste away
on anyhody's bench"
The good looking Albanian has
worked in only two games this
season and was knocked out both
times.
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Meeting Ends

JACKSONVILLE R - A break
fast meeting and a st. Johns River
sightseeing cruise today will wind
up the 2-day spring meeting here
of the Society of American Forest
ers Florida chapter. Members Fri
day approved a proposed state law
for licensing foresters who would
be governed by a state board SINH
lar TO those which regulate the
licensing, practices and ethics of
other professions. The state has
more than 200 foresterS who would
be affected by the measure.
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Traer HonOred

JACKSONVILLE ~ Viii NJ
1faer publisher al the Winter Park
Herald for the past ~ wears has
received the Rollins College Deco.
ration 81 Honor, The medal vsx
presented 10 Trser Friday by nr
A. J. HAMA, Rollins wee president
for the new psperman'x Work in
the Florida publishing field
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HILARY ALBIRN

tIonunaed tram Fase 0ne1
convention or conference ~ the
United States junior Chamber Of
Commerce.
There sre - clubs within the
district : which Hilary VIII rem
DER service Ia IS thesr N.re
President. They are - Iaa8er
dale. Poupano. Hollywood
North Dade North Msaaa, N
anu International Asrnt M.
srni Beach MAN Sauta Afs.-.
South Dsde. Cora Gabvs saa
kvY West
The Installation q State off.
GERS ~ill be hello a 0e Rss
cayne Terrace iiege. - NJ a.
SATURDAY evening MAY E.<t
Many ~ tae n>ses-e at gre ks.
"es' Jayeees ln,en4 so < "a
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ISLAND CITY BASEL ALL
LEAGUE WILL PLAY SECOND
SCHEDULED GAME FOR 1882

Tomorrow afternoon at Wick
ers' Field, at 2:30 pm. the Gulf
stream will play the Strand
Theater.
Both clubs have strengthened
their roster and are ready to go.
Mgr. Sterling of the Gulfstream,
will probably start that work
horse, Cal. Greenwood and Jack
son may be on the receiving end.
Mgr. Valdez of the Strand, will
start Kaki Rodriguez and Buster
Roberts will be on the other end
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THIELEN FAN IN
CONTINUED From Page Onel

Continued From Page Onel
Thieien article and wrote Susan
McAvoy today.
Dear Mrs. McAvoy:
u have just read your excel
lent article on Benedict Thielen
from the May 5 Citizen. Please
accept rly congratulations.
For many years | have been
thinking and saying much the
same thing about Mr. Thielcn's
superb stories and novels. II is
pleasant to note the current in
terest critical and general, in his
writings.
Il was privileged 10 have a
small hand in the Princeton pro-
ject you mention and feel very
strongly The Importance of Mr..
Thielen to the world of letters
and 10 mems lives thereby.
a rather sorry commentary
upon the publishing situation in
th.S countryN is that almost CRY
one az AIR Th,elen's books Is out
of print. A further and more as
tonshing mole is that Mr. Taiel-
ems seriasN stories Gas dj>tln-
eulShed from MS light-humorous
skelchesi have never been coli
lecled into g volJme in this COIN
trv. despite tire AIDE anthology
ing and u~e of fhesc ~ colleges
ot me United states.
OF course there IS nothing
ueN about an author not beng
guas appreciated N his lifetime.
And tHerc IS nothing - step any
cnc tgam demonstrating - r4e-
fishers about sach 4 eond II /!
enouko of tte discerning p4eae
Ncre So do So o. wa eats
right in SAVING TIE best lack
all conviction the worst are faa
of passionate intensity"
"Ncu-s sincerely.
& WHITNEY TARE
Librarian
p ( Are cor.cs a. ire May
5 C4tzga Ava..acle9 | SA7ula
@e - purchase . fl~ L poss.-
e'e
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American League
New York at Boston
Philadelphia at Washington (night)
Cleveland at ST. Louis
ONLY GAMES
National League
Boston at New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia (night)
Chicago at Pittsburgh
ST. Louis at Cincinnati 4
Florida international Lessua
Lakeland at Havana
West Palm Beach at st. Petersburg
Tampa at Fort Lauderdale
Miami Beach at Miami
Florida State League
Palatka at Gainesville
Sanford at Jacksonville Beach
st, Augustine at Cocoa
DeLand at Orlando
Leesburg at Daytona Beach
|
The word salary" stems from
SAL the Latin word for salt.
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Campanella's Homers Wins
Game For Dodgers, 5 To l
by RALPH RoDEN
Associated Press Sports Writer

The Brooklyn Dodgers got along
without Roy Campanella but all
hands are glad the husky catcher
u back in action even if he isn't
exactly shipshape.
my hand still hurts little when
catch" Campanella said today,
"But can swing bat.''
That's the nderstatement of the
year. Dutch Hitler, Cincinnati. and
Karl Drews, Philadelphia, can
sadly testify that the National
Leagues most valuable player of
1851 has lost none OF his power
due TO his enforced absence.
Campanella sat out three games
because of bruised left hand. He
returned 10 action Thursday and
rocked Hitler for a 3-run homer.
The act receiver continued his
destructive work Friday night
against Drews and the Phils. He
drove in all Of Brooklyn's runs in
a SCI victory with pair of homers.
Campanella clouted the 100 thOf
his career with tn ebases empty in
the second inning and followed up
with a game-winning grand-slam
blast in the third to insure the
Dodgers seventh straight triumph.
Ben Wade, 29-year-old rookie
highlander, went all the way for
Brooklyn and spaced nine hits to
hang up his third triumph.
The victory also enabled the
Dodgers to protect their half-game
lead over the runnerup New York
Giants. Sal Maglie recorded his
eighth victor without a loss for
the Giants as he turned back the
Boston Braves, So.
Maglie staggered a bit in the
first three innings and in the ninth
but from the fourth to the last
frame he allowed only one hit.
Maglie permitted eight hits, in
GLIDING three in the first three
innings and three in the ninth.
Ebba st, Claire cracked a 2-run
homer in the ninth.
Veteran Ken Raffensberger, sup
ported by youngsters Wally Post
and Roy Mcmillan, gained his
third victory of the season over
st. Louis as Cincinnati shaded the
Red Birds, FL. Post and Mcmillan
homered off Harry Brecheen to ac-
count for Cincinnati's runs.
The last-place Pittsburgh Pirates
edged the Chicago Cubs, 6-5, in 10
innings to snap an s,game losing
streak. Gus Bell and Johnny Mer-
son doubled back to hack with one
out In the 18th to break up the
game. Ted Wilks was the winner
and Warren Hacker the loser.
All American League games also
were played at night. The pace
setting Cleveland Indians downed
the Browns. 60, in st. Louis and
the Detroit Tigers swamped the
Chicago White Sox. 80. The. other
clubs we're idle.
Big Mike Garcia, with help in
the eighth from Bob Lemon.
chalked up his sixth victory fn.
Cleveland. Garcia BANKED the
Browns on two hits until the eighth
when he weakened and allowed
two hits and three walks. Lemon
took over with the bases loaded
and doused the fire. The Indians
whacked Ned Carver for eight hits
including four doubles. a triple and
Al RosenS ninth homer of the
season.
The Tigers pounded former Team
mates Saul Rogovin and Lou Kret,
lou for IA sofettne a. f-h,na
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Games scheduled for next
week:
Monday night at 1880 pm. -
Evans Enterprises VS.. K. w. ms.
Co.
Wednesday. May 20 at 1880
pm. -- Evans VS.. Pepe's Cafe.
Friday, May 30 at 1880 pm. -
Legion Post No. Is VS.. X. w.
Ins. Co.
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BASEBALL.
RESULTS
itizen Staff Photo
BY The Associated Press

~ AHS &oS0@BGEEd FF&kS
National League
Brooklyn S Philadelphia l
New York 5 Boston ;
Cincinnati 2 st. Louis /
Pittsburgh Chicago (13 innings)
American League
Cleveland 6 st. Louis 3
Detroit 9 Chicago 2
ONLY GAMES
Florida International League
Havana Is Fort Lauderdale 2
Lakeland I West Palm Beach 8
Miaml Beach ? Tampa / III in.
nlngs}
Miami 81 Petersburg
Florida State League
Gainesville at Palatka postponed
rain
Orlando al DeIand postponed, rain
Jacksonville Beach 8 Sanford 2
Cocoa z ST. Augustine /
Leesbure Daytona Beach !
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Pepe's Cafe boys to the tune of
Is to 5.
The Pepe's Cafe nine scored
five runs in the first on two
walks, a hit batsman, a sing.e
by Navarro and a triple by
Peneda, while the Legion boys
scored one in the first. d. Carey
walked, stole second and scored
on a double by Albury.
In the third, they scored three
more, Storr is hit by a pitched
ball. PORTER walked. wild
pitch, Albury walked and wild
pitch scored enc and q hit to
right by ]. Key scored the other
two. In the fourth, they won the
game when they scored seven
runs and 4 hits. Pepe's was held
scoreless the last six frames.
At bat, the leaders were, Por-
tier With 8 hits ant scored 4
runs and drove home two, one
was good for a triple. J. Key 1t
two safely and for the losers,
Pened; hit a 'iple, In the field,
Leggett, PORTER, Albury, and j.
Carey played very good ball. For
the loser, Balbontin and E. Ro-
driguez were the best.
Score.
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FOLLOWING
Through
BY
Pedro Aguila
Vx-l "SNoRKEL HUNTERS"
WIN OVER BROOKS STARS
BY SCORE OF IL TO S

won the first game of the Island
City Baseball League from
Brooks Stars Thursday night by
a IL to 5 score.
The Brooks Stars scored one in
the very first frame when Gala
CHER walked, MeIntech famed
and Brown hit fly to right field
and it dropped between second
baseman and right fielder for a
triple.
In the third the VX-l BOYS
scored four runs. Ellis, first up,
tripled, Kirk singled to score
Ellis, Malone hits to short and
the ball is dropped by Allen at
second and both runners are
safe. Steffen is out, third to first,
both runners advance. Wallace
singled and both men scored.
Pullen hits to the pitcher who
threw wild to third and both run
ners are safe. Hoelzel is out,
pitcher to first and Wallace scor-
ed.
In the fourth the Brooks tied
the count. Brown famed, Allen
is hit by a pitched ball, Richard
son singled, Roberts hit double,
Elmore singled, Washington pop
ped to short, Chico famed but
the ball get away from the
catcher and Gallagher singled.
McIntoch flied out to short for
four runs on four hits and one
error.
In the fifth, the Snerkel Hunt
ers tied the count, Wallace hit
one to deep left fer homer in
the Park.
The Hunters won the game in
the sixth. Inman singled, Shrig-
ley flied to right, InmaH stole
second, Ellis is safe on a fielder's
choice and Inman is out at third,
Kirk walked, and Malone singled
to center, Steffen singled and
Wallace singled and three runs
scored.
In the seventh, WEIGH came in
to pitch for the Brooks and two
walks and three hits and he
baked and was sent to the show
ers. Brown came in and famed
Wallace to put the fire out. The |
last four innings Ellis pitched to |
IL batters, he famed Is Stars |
and every player at least once
except Dean.
AT bat, Malone and Wallace |
each hit three safely and Steffen
and Inman two each. For the |
losers, Elmere hit two and Dean |
one in two chances. In the field |
the best were, Kirk, Malone,
and Ellis for the win |
ners and Chico and MeIntech for
the losers.
The score:
Team R.H. e.
Stars - 100 400 eoe-- 2 81
vx-l - e84 oi3 40x-i2 IA IL
Bait: Roberts, WEIGH, Brown, p, |
and MeIntoch and Gallagher c;
Ellis and Shrigiey.
Summary:
Home Fun-Waiiace.
Three base hits-Eliis, Brown.
Two base hits-Malone ., Rob- i
erts |.
Stolen bases-Kirk, Malone, In
man. Ellis, and Dean.
Struck out by-Ellis Is, (Chieo
|, Gallagher l, Brown 2, Nc /
Intoch 2, Allen l, Richardson 2, !
Roberts 2, Welch /, Elmore /,
Washington ~; Roberts 4, and
Brown /,
Walks Ellis I, Roberts 2,
WEIGH 2, and Brown |.
Hits off-Roberts, 10 in 8 in 1
nings; off WEIGH, 4 in two-thirds
h
Balk-Welch /.
Time-2 hours, so minutes. !,
Umpires-Bohn at the plate
ind Cassone on bases. II
Scorer--Aguilar.
SUNDAY
AT 2:30 p n.--Gulfstrsam VS..
Strand Thester. Cal. Green 4
wood and Kski Rodriguez
may be the opposing pitch
ers. II
Legion Post No. iss came 10
ife last night and swamped the
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Cattle f9ttening operations
near Ur-onv.lle, Pa involve COW
boys VINO ride the range in tradi-
iIona4 costume,
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North Miami Police baseball
club TO play two games here, one
Sat. night and one Sundcy after
noon.
The night game at 8 pm. and
the afternoon game at 3 pm.
They have such players as Ev.
Smith, H. Graham, Gustafson,
Billy Wells, Carl Michel Jack
Leary, Sweeting and other stars
around the Miami Area. Sat.
May s. and Sunday, June /, at
WickerS' Field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-24

Legion Post No. ls6 came 10
life last night and swsmped the
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of the battery, Monsolo Sanchez,
Macias and Rubber Sweeting
will be IN the bull pen ready If
the going gets rough for Kaki.
Remember fans. at the Wick
ers' Field tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 pm. EMPIRES, Bohn and
Cassone.
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OoSs' DdA ilStt, 4 Va ltGly 7. EOE-
tier and :. Carey; Navarro, Mira,
E. Rodriguez, Leon, E. Rodriguez
and Mira.
Summary: 3 base hits - Ma
varro, PORTER.
2 base hits - Albury.
Stolen bases - Albury, 1; D..
Carey, 2; Castillo, Barnett, and
Bazo 2.
Struck out by: Navarro, 4; Mi
IA, 8; Rodriguez. /; Leon, 1;
Barnett, 2; PORTER, z.
Walks: Porter, z; Navarro, 4;
Mira, 3; Rodriguez, 3; Leon. 4;
Barnett, 4; PORTER, 2.
Winner, Pertier; loser, Mira.
Time, 2:20. Umpires, Reckey at
the plate and Rodriguez on bases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-24

SUNDAY
At $50 p m.-Gulfstream VS..
Strand Theater. Cal. Green
wood and Kski RODRIGUEZ
may be the opposing pitch
ers.
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The word salary" stems from
sal" the Latin word for salt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
@. 0. P. Leader
To Entertain

Mrs. Adolph E. Guide. jr.. pres
ident of the newly organized
Republican Women's Club Of
Rockville. will be hostess at q
silver tea to be given from 4 to Z
pm. Sunday in the home of Mrs.
Lloyd H. Thomas, 405 West Mont
gomery avenue. Rockville. Md.
Sample exhibits of hobbies to
be entered in the hobby show.
which the club will sponsor on
May 10 in the Rockville High
School cafeteria, will be an attrac-
ton at the tea, Those interested
in exhibiting in the show have
been invited to attend the tea,
which will be the clubs first social
function.
AS a sample exhibit, Mrs.
Thomas will display her collection
of jumbo cups, stems and fans.
There will also be doll display
by the young Misses Lacey-Ann
and Georgeann c ude.
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Soroptinnists Plan PurIev

A delegation of IS members
from the Soroptimist Club of
Washington. headed by their
president, Miss Nelia Turner, will
attend the spring conference of
the South Atlantic Region which
will be held tomorrow and Sunday
in the Cavalier Hotel at Virginia
Beach.
The theme Of the conference
will be international Corpora
ton and Understanding"
Mrs. j. l.. Blair Buck, immedi-
ate past president of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, and
now regional director for women's
affairs of the Federal Civil De-
Tense Administration, will be the
principal speaker at a dinner to-
morrow night.
A dinner feature will be the
presentation of three club awards
which are to be named in mem
DRY of the late Mrs. Jean Bennett