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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept. 2i-Mr and Mrs. A. J.
Clark Sr.. 4Ot5 Clinton Ave, IS
years
ST. PAUL
Sept, i9-Mr. and Mrs. c. w,
Patterson, 9Ol Carroll Ave, Is
years
Sept. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Charles
CnEine, 2a2 ST Anthony Ave.
five years; MIR and Mrs Isaac
Blakcy. $50 Carroll Ave. - years,
Sept. ?? Mr.. and Mrs, David
Payne, 1878 Western Ave, 50
years
Sept - MIR and Mrs, Juniua
Powell. 900 IGlchart Ave, three
years; Mr.. and Mrs, John NJ,
Patton aSl ST, Anthony Ave, 20
years.
Sept. % Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Neal. 622ts Rnndo Ave, seven
years, Mr.. and Mrs, Earnest
Greene. 7O2 Carroll Ave. nine
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
The WAY ! SEE TT
n By Mu DOOSON RUSSELL

NEW CITY MT X ana nave just returned TO Ne
York after interesting Washington D. C. We had
back pick up before completing
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-26
FOR SALE

Sportsmen: Time approach
ing how about that Dixie con-
trolled Marsh? Hunting rights
rented out Oct. /, check now.
Or II acre farm with muskrat
ponds. Price reduced. Leav-
ing State. Hunting rights rent.
ed Sec. l.
Businesses: Exclusive beau
ty parlOr and home, newly re-
decorated, owner retiring.
Terms if unable to pay cash. -
Well known drug store in col
lege town. - Diner truck
stop Routes 20 & 18, excellent
business-a good buy at bar
gain price. Interest in Bowling
Alley-check with me. - Folks
check our list of many types
of businesses at all prices
Scattered throughout Ohio.
HomeS-neW, old, all in good
condition, priced to sell, all
types in Huron, Lorain, Marion
Amherst, Heidelberg Bea h,
Mitiwanga, Grand Forest Beach
Why pay rent? Would you
like a new ranch type just be-
ing finished. Several rental
homes also.
sAcER REAL ESTATE
$50 Main Street Huron, Ohio
PHONE 1891 day or night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
~ *
Veto 10 Test

NEW YORK tA1Acongrsss-
men don't always agree. but IS
Of them recently we're uIani-
nous in turning down an in
vitation to take an intelligence
quiz
The 28-question test, prepared
at the request of magazine
tWHY) by observation-disclosures
ing bureau. was submitted To- the
group of House and Senate uem-
berS, Typical queries were Who
Wrote the Declaration of hide
pendence?" and Who R the
prime minister Of Iran"
Editors of the publication said
the lawmakers were explicit and
vehement in their reactions. The
names of the Congressman We're
not disclosed,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Italian Exports
Are Down

ROME tA9--Italy's exports ,',of
fruits and vegetables in 1881
dropped about 10 per cent below
the totals of the previous year,
according to preliminary reports.
Up to Nov. 30, los. EGO car
loads of fruits and vegetables
were exported. In 1850 the Total
was l25,273 carloads, :,
Import restriction in West
Germany and Britain due To
foreign exchange difffculties" was
one of the factors in the de
crease, the financial newspaper,
IA Ore" reported, AnotbersWaS
the increased Competitions ~fof
these same two markets from
Spain. France. .FTenchs sNoFh
Africa, and Holland. A third
factor, was .Italy's poor peach and
apricot croEs. eRsFs-sf fsGF
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to clear and cooler this
afternoon and tonight WedneS-
day. fair with slowly rising tenn
perature Moderate to fresh, oc-
casionally moderately strong Off
shore. northerlv winds diminish
in" Wednesday.
Florida; Windy and colder with
mostly clear sky today. Fair
and colder tonight. Wednesday.
colder in north portion. continued
cool in south portion and con-
tinued fair weather.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Small craft warnings indicated.
Fresh to occasionally moderately
strong 20f30' mph. northwesterly
winds dininishine gradually to-
day and becoming moderate to
fresh northWesterly tonight. We'd
nesdav. moderate winds. north to
northeast over north portion and
northwesterly over south por-
ton. Weather fair through Wed
nesday
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Fire On Plane.
Extinguished .. .-,i

SINGAPORE tAy = Hundreds
of persons at Singapore's Kaliatig
Airport held their breath IS
they watched two4estgpieo
plane of the Malayan Ammays
swoop down for an emergency
landing-its starboard engine
splitting smoke and flame ,a,l,,ef
Some of them knew there were
81. passengers on the plane ar
irving from Kuala Lunipnr. ''Asi
airport fire engines reached the
stricken craft. the smoke ceased.
The pilot had doused the frein
time with an emergency extin-
guisher. 49,. - s.,
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Mack Opposed

MIAMI Ri-Opposition developed
today for Chairman Richard Mack
of the Florida Railroad and Public
Utilities Commission.
Thomas S. Ferguson. justice OF
the peace since 1890 and Judge OF
the Small Claims Court in Dade
County, announced he will be q
candidate for the office in the May
Democratic primary.
Ferguson, native of Florida and
University of Florida graduate, be-
gan the practice of law in Miami
in 1924. He was appointed Justice
of the peace during the Carlton
Administration and has served
ever since.
Ferguson sponsored the first
Small Gains Court in Florida and
the law setting up the Dade County.
court was passed in l943. H;
Mack, only member of the three
man commission whose term ex-
pires this year, lives in Coral Ga
bles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
Air Traffic Rules
Studied By CAP

Last Thursday night the Key
West Civil Air Patrol started a
course of instruction in the Air
Traffic Rules of tie Civil Air Reg
ulations, conducted by Lieutenant
Shepherd. 1ne purpose of this
course is to familiarize the patrol
members with the air traffic rules
and their basis for authority for
air traffic controls procedures.
Also the Cadets discussed the pur-
chase of their uniforms. Sunday, a
drill was conducted at the airport
where the study Of air traffic rules
were continued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29

,ssssssssesssssssessssss
Aodley EsrI creenidss

Audley Ear. Greenidge. So, died
last night. Mr.. Greenidpe resided
at 1929 Fleming Street. He FORMER.
~ was a resident OF Boston, Mass
coming TO Key West three years
ago. He was a veteran Of worid
war /. Funeral services viii be
conducted on Wednesday at $3.50 p
Nj. in the Chapel Of the pritciufd
Funeral Home. Father John Arm
field of 81. Paul's Episcopal Chutshf
will officiate at the services fQl.
lowing the services, the iVJtygRili'
be taken to Miami for cfemati0n'
! II Is the request Of the, fahnil1
that flowers be omitted. ~ $500
! Mr.. Greenidge Is s,ifsiSedsby BIZ
wife. Mrs. Maxine fC;feenidse .Kcy
West: and one sister Mrs fdtfiEe
Prescott. Newton Centre, MASH j,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29

BOXER PUPPIES. champion stock.
Sunland Boxers, Rock HarbOr,
Phi. Key Largo 1854. janl2-24t
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SEALPOINT Siamese kittens for
sale. Championship bloodlines.
"a REST BEACH. jsn26-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29

~ THE CIRtI IT CORR or THE
SINTEENTti JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
~ AND ron MONROE COZ <TA-
IN CHANCERt.
Case M. i3-1It6
WILLIAM SHERMAN,
Complainant, s.
VS. DINORCE
.NNTENET1 rI4NNCHETTE
SHERMAN,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29
>oTrcR.ny PUBLICATION

N0TICEsBY PUBLICATION
To: Ante nette Planchette sherman,
= 23S West i32nd street,
New York, y "
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against YOU herein and you are re-
quired To serve copy of your an
swer on attorney for the Com
claimant and fife the original there
of with the Clerk of the Court on
or before March 3rd, A, u. 1862,
otherwise Decree FRO Confess" VIII
he entered against you.
Dated al key West. monroe
County. Florida, this 18th day OF
January. \. n. 1852.
(CiFvuit Cou,t
SeaD EARL. Il. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY: tSd)~ Florence T.. sawyer
'nrputN Clerk.
pACI. T. ESQUlNALpo,
COS Whitehead ST,
Ney West, Florida.
Attorney Tor Complainant,
jan29 :feh5- ~, 1882
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50--Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SINTEE<Tu JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
N AND ron MONROE COZ MY
IN CHA<CERy.
Case Va. I2-IIa6
Joyce WOOD,
Complainant,
VS. DIN ORCE
HENRY WOOD.
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: HENRY WOOD,
- a. Box 595,
Graham, North Carolina.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit fur divorce has heen filed
against YOU herein and you are re-
swer on%tttorney for the Complain
ant and file the original thereon
with the clerk of the Court on on
before February zih, y. H. 1922,
otherwise decree FRO. Confess" VIII
be entered against E1u.
DATED at Key West, Monro.
County. Florida. this Ith day OF
January. y. u. 1859.
eircuit Court
Sean EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk, circuit Court.
by: esd Fiorenee 4. sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE ESQtyTNALDO, JR.,
Attorney Far complainant.
SOS Whitehead st,
Key West, Florida,
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4O-Motcr Bikes and Mo
tor Scooters

l947 HARLEY DAVIDSON as. Ex-
cellent condition, fully equipped.
Reasonable. 1928 Eagle Ave. Phone
21sS-W. jan26-3t
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10 FIT. RAMSEY style boat, 7i5
HIP, Mercury, and boat trailer,
$3.50. Being transferred. 2007
Staples Ave. Phone 1615-R.
jan26-3t
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The Greek island Of Lesbos lies ?
less than 10 miles off the Turkish
coast. a. i.f5 80 )
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lO-Male and Female Help

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Good
hours, good pay. Apply in per-
son. Gulfstream Food Dept. Store,
HOS White st. jan22-tf
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LAUNDRY help wanted. Apply
1900 White st. ian26-3t
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Sc CHEVROLET. Good transporta-
ton, $4,000. See after 4::30 in the
afternoon. l7l2 Washington st.
ian29-3
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
38-AutomobIles For Sale

1851 FORD Custom 81 4-dOor,
radio. overdrive. trade, finance.
Ills Washington. Phone 1397-M.
jan26,3tx
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Report <,-, = .
Observations taken, st City Office
500 AM. EST 9iJlc2,
Key West Fla, Jan 20, lD5lea
Report
Temperatures
Precipitation

Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
70os
Barometer tsea Lever, 500 AN
1904 ins.-l0i7.3 mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-29

CABIN CRUISER. 24ft. ready to
go, $500. Phone l46.
jan26-tf
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WHITE LADY. Afternoons only.
Sunday off. Duties are to keep
two-room apartment clean, per-
sonal laundry, Ono linens) and pre-
pairing one meal day for business
couple. Apply at Currency EX
change, 500 Southland Street.
jan29-3t
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nsdp Wanted

BAR MAID and Mattresses want
ed at Weaver's, Stock Island.
jan26-3t
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l949, 80 FIT. Goshen Cruiser. ="
Sleeps 4 or S. Very clean, like
new. Reasonable. Good location.
See Valdez, GAS United st. Mastic
Trailer Park. jan2S-6tx
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NAVY OFFICERS wife must sell
so Chevrolet tudor, $4,000 miles.
Only 81, 300. Phone 1564-J.
jan29-5t
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FREE TRAILER space rent, for
one year, with the first 1852
SUPREME trailer sold in Key
West. See them at Tippton's Trail
er Sales, Stock Island, Highway
No. l. jan25-5t
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rraas.;Ars Rssiss.rs y. s. rsssss

LOTS FOR SALE: Choice location
e block from ocean and Casa
Marina. Zoned for apis. motel, or
residential. Max Herman, 5000 Col
Inns Ave, Miami Beach, Fla.
jan23-tf
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iS-rransportation

DRIVER wanted for l949 Chevrolet
from Key West TO San Diego or
West Coast. Phone Ii. Lundgren,
790. Ext. 362 between ) and 6 pm.
jan23-6tx
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Schutz-Poore
Ceremony Held

Mrs. Charlotte Bisset Poore
became the bride recently Of Sergt
Darwin Edward Schultz. y. s. A
F., son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Schultz Of Elgin, III. The bride
is the daughter Of MIR. and Mrs
David G. Bisset of KenSington
The ceremony took place at the
Elgin Air Force Base on May 8
Sergt. Schultz served in the 15tt
Air Force in North Africa and
Italy during the last war and il
now stationed at Elgin Air Force
Base in Florida. After q visit tc
their parents. the couple win re-
side at the Base.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Needing Date Set
|By Miss Ecker

7 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ecker Of
Washington announce the forth
coming marriage Of their daughter
Naomi to Mr.. Stanley Newman
Werbow, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Werbow also Of this city.
The wedding will take place June /.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the University Of Maryland.
Mr.. Werbow is a graduate of
George Washington University
and is a candidate for the degree
of doctor Of philosophy at Johns
Hopkins University. where he is an
instructor in German. He served
in italy during the last war.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Catherine Riley
To Be Married

The engagement of Miss Cath
crime Marie Riley, to Mr.. Alvs
Dana Gibson, jr., son Of Mrs
Charles e. Pelton and Mr.. Gibson
IS announced by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Riley.
The bride-elect is a graduate oi
the University Of Pennsylvania and
is now attending George Washing
ton University Law School. Mr..
Gibson Is also attending the Uni
versity's School Of Engineering.
The wedding is planned for Sep
tember.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Mrs. Frank Cook To Give Dinner

This Thursday will mark the
end Of the 25th year of Mrs
Cooks School. Many members
of young married Washing
ton society started their career
with the ABCs there and now the
second generation is beginning to
make up the roll call.
Mrs. Frank C. Cook started her
fashionable school in 1927, just
of Sheridan Circle. The head
mistress will retire this year and
Mrs. Wesley Roster will take
over. The name will be changed
to Sheridan School.
Wednesday, Mrs. Cook will have
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Bradford-Hachrach Photo,

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anstett Of
Fargo, N. OAK. announce the en-
igagement Of their daughter, Mar
lion Catherine. to Mr.. F. Miles
iRadigan Of Washington. Mr.. Rad
ligan is the son of Mrs. A. B. Radi-
gan and the late Mr.. Radigan Of
Bay City. Mich.
4 The bride-elect was graduated
from North Dakota State College
and is a member Of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority. She is now on the
Istaff Of Senator Milton r. Young
of North Dakota. Mr.. Radigan is
la graduate Of the Columbus Uni
versity School Of Law and was a
former staff member Of the late
Senator Vandenberg. He is now
associated with the National As
sociation of Electric Companies in
Washington.
The wedding will take place
June 80 in Fargo.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
-Southall Photo,

-Southall Photo.
MRS. PETER M. CAVAS,
The former
Miss Barbara S. Lewellyn.
st. Sophia Greek Orthodox
Church was the scene May II of
the wedding of Miss Barbara S.
Lewellyn and Mr.. Peter M. Cavas.
The Rev. Amilianos LalouSSis was
the officiating clergyman. with the
reception being held at the Con-
gressional Hotel. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Harold E. KimelI
lof Washington, formerly of Provi-1
tdence, RI. Mr.. Cavas is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cavas Of
Providence. q
Following q Southern coastal
tour, the couple will be at home
lin Washington.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Ia dinner at the Kennedy Warren
for ner teachers and their hns-
bands. Thursday at IL there
will be a children's, program at
the Church Of the pilgrims and
all friends and former patrons
are invited. 8
Evening star., 1952-05-25
EnOoOement

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hagen
maker Of Arlington announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Virginia Lee, to Mr.. Jack N.
Fletcher Of Jacksonville. Fla.
The wedding will take place on
June 81.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
At Home Today

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Colman will be
at home this evening in honor
of the confirmation Of their
daughter, Evalyn. The time will
be from 1880 until $3.50 at 5419
Kansas avenue. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Service Visitors

1t. John j. Stanhope-Lovell.
r. N. r., and Mrs. Stanhope-
Lowell of Ortinola, Trinidad. are
visiting in Washington. They are
the house guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Felix I. Shaffner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

Joseph refused her d
NancrS. and >aid unto his
masters wife, Behold my
master v ottcth not hat
Is with me IN The house
md he hath committed
,i, that he hath to my
hand. there Is none greater
in this house than | , neither
both ne kept back any thing
from me but thee, because
thou art his w,tc, how then
can ! do this great wicked
MESS and sin against God
eetf Ar slte N
pnicd She H'r
as4waN nith hf
lel "a ceNves, u orc
lN~eph went ali'e. tltr
X ~ Di si~ halsp tl.i
~ Ncfc uoiie 10 tse Hl,n
w hntc fiervu
Continued next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

tfs arr ,peni
Improvement
md expect, ot
p IN tn Did
uslJnlttctnt
adiealy tri
nAnonai pub
~taelY AZ
A. n iNrs
hc bel eve,
,for -
,n r,o
'rf t0e
Nntrl "a,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

nai 10 question the
4, an these persons
,n.. written or spoken
'a' evils Of race ,csre
81 Try and discruntra.
OH "hicdlY many OF
49, nest. Some On the
.o,r have been merely
p,- 's II is difficult 10
"a ne wheat from the
b :, NEGRO therefore has
o, 'epi as bona tide all
r,. have cla,meI to be
Evening star., 1952-08-11
Maryland Horses Top
Westminster Show
BY The Assoeiofed Press

WESTMINSTER. Md, Aug. H.
Tiny. Golden Chance and Black
Satin took the big titles in the
18th annual Westminster horse
and pony show held here Saturday
and yesterday.
Tiny, owned by A. s. Daily and
ridden by Bobbie Gardner of
Friendly, was judged grand cham
pion hunter, with Bright Light,
owned and ridden by Grace Gard
ner, taking reserve. Golden Chance
owned and ridden by Burt Fire
stone of Englewood, N. j., took the
jumper championship. Circus
Queen, owned by George DePaula
of Baltimore and ridden by Linky
Smith, was reserve.
Black Satin, owned and ridden
by Deborah Scarf Of Bel Air, won
the championship among the
ponies, which was decided Sat-
urday. Smokey Joe, owned and
ridden by William Boyce III OF
Glencoe, was reserve.
In yesterdays events, Sunday
Afternoon, owned by DIR. Frank
Massino of Washington and rid
den by Ann Machetto of Wash
ington, won the open three-gaited
class, while Bon Bon, owned and
ridden by Mrs. Fred j. Hughes, jr.,
of Rockville, was tops in the pleas
ure division, and Tania, owned and
ridden by Gary Gardner of Friend
ly, took the bareback jumper event.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
Roerio and Bob Ward
To Captain AI|-Stars
Nv the As,ocio,ed Press

DEERFIELD, Wis. Aug. H.
The College All-Star football
squad opened its final week of
practice today with Chuck Boerio
of Illinois and Bob Ward of Mary
land its chosen leaders for Fri
days Chicago game with the Los
Angeles Rams.
Boerio. rugged linebacker, and
Ward, a brilliant guard, were
elected by almost unanimous vote
yesterday.
Head Coach BODY Dodd planned
a lengthy scrimmage today and
said it might be the last heavy
contact for the squad before the
Soldier Field charity game.
Dodd and his assistants seemed
satisfied with results of Satur-
days semigame-type scrimmage,
which saw Bill Reichardt of Iowa
and Hank Lauricella of Tennes-
see scoring touchdowns.
The squad of 81 rested yester-
day.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
W. J. Scheffer Dies al Is;
HeIped 10 Found Bask eibaII
BY fhe Associotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL
William j. Scheffer. 76. reputed to
be the father of professional
basketball in Philadelphia" died
yesterday at his home In suburban
Upper Darby.
Born in Baltimore. Scheffer
came to Philadelphia as a youth.
Less than five years after basket
ball was conceived Scheffer helped
start the sport in Philadelphia.
In 1902 he led the first move
ment toward rigidly organized
basketball and set the pattern for
the modern game. He was found
ing president Of the Philadelphia
League and the Eastern League.
which absorbed the Philadelphia
loop in 1909.
Scheffer formulated rules and
established code for the conduct
Of basketball players. From 1902
until 1928 he edited the Reach
Basketball Guide.
Scheffer is survived by a daugh-
ter. Alice; son, w. Stanley
Scheffer, and three sisters, Mrs.
John SchiSler, Mrs. William Roy
Moore and Mrs. Amelia Stewart,
all Of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1952-08-11

his new home in Philadelphia
sooner than expected.
Other Prince Georges matches
that were surprises within the
club were Jimmy Bogley's / up
victory over Jim Gipe, and Edgie
Johnston's 2-and-1 defeat by Billy
Miller.
The Anacostia club champion
ship advanced without it's defend
ing champion when Courtney Litz
was forced to default to William
Tang because of a back injury.
Matt Rettew, Sandy Spearman
and Wilbur Seay were among the
favorites who won.
The surprise theme was contin-
ued in the qualifying rounds at
Manor, where George Martin, hus-
band Of the women's Star Cup
champion. shot his finest competi-
tive round. a II, to take the early
lead for medal honorS.
A. M. Pickett scored a surprise
victory in the Manor Club senior
championship when he added a
second II, for q 154-total for the
36 holes, three strokes better than
Johnny Miller, a former cham
pion, who had 78-79-157. H. S.
Farrell was third with a pair of
sos for 100.
Ralph P. Gibson. the defending
champion, who opened with a 70
and then shot a SO in an informal
round. was forced to withdraw due
to an injured back.
Army Navy Clubs golf team
scored a ITO victory over the
Country Club of Virginia in the
annual team match.
Trophies were given for mixed
Scotch foursome tournaments at
Kenwood and Woodmont. The
Noah Pomeroy Cup at Kenwood
was won by Mrs. j. P. Trouchaud
and Emmet Welch with a II,
minus IL handicap, for a net IS.
The Jules Winkleman Cup at
Woodmont went to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Jacobs with $500, 65.
E. v. Brumf1el won the Presi-
dents Cup at Congressional with
a 36-hole gross score of 162, minus
% handicap strokes for a net 1874.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
Olympic Athletes Appear
Stale in German Meet

BERLIN, Aug. II R. United
States Olympic champions easily
outclassed German competition in
a post Helsinki exhibition yester-
day but failed to rack up any out
standing performances.
A crowd Of 10000 thronged the
Olympic stadium erected for the
1886 games to see the touring stars
of the 1852 Olympics. The slow
times in the track events and
mediocre distances in the field
contents indicated the young
champions may be going stale
from too much competition, track
experts said.
Andy Stanfield Of Seton Hall
200-meter winner at Helsinki, put
on a double show. capturing his
speciality in 21.3. seconds and then
breaking the tape in the 100-meter
dash in 10.5