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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
lie Blanc Injured Again
In Spill at Monmouth
BY The Assoeiatsd Pres,

OCEANPORT, N. j., June %.
Roger LIE Blanc. apprentice
jockey sidelined nine months
after a spill last summer at
Atlantic City. was injured again
when thrown from his mount at
the starting gate in the second
race yesterday at Monmouth
Park.
The 21-year-old Haverhill,
Mass. jockey suffered possible
back injuries and was taken to
Riverview Hospital, Red Bank.
N. j., where he was admitted for
X-ray examinations.
Leblanc was hurt when Me-
taxa, a Swear old gelding owned
by j. L. Mcknight, wheeled
under the gate and kicked
another horse, Miss Fran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
California Dominates
NCAA Tennis Meet
BY the Assoeisisd Press

SEATTLE, June 2S.-Califor-
mia already was dominating the
1854 NCAA tennis championships
today and some Of the native
sons had barely started to
warm up.
Nine collegians from the
Golden Bear State and two
transplanted Californians held
II of the is berths left in the
third round-and one favorite
hadn't even waved a racquet in
the singles. Bob Perry. top man
of UCLA's defending champions
and seeded second. drew a first
round bye and then won by de-
fault yesterday.
One of the "outSiderS"-De-
Tending Champion Hamilton
Richardson of Tulane-moved
along smoothly with a 6-1, 60
decision over Stanford's Gary
Gray. Among the other seeded
stars, Bill Quillian (No. 81 Of
Washington trounced Jim Herd
Of Wyoming, 6-3, 6-3. and
John Hernandez (No. g. of Texas
whipped Oregon States Irving
Hill, 60, Ga.
Southpaw Bill Cranston, who
went to Yale from San Marine,
Calf, trimmed another left
handerI Jim Perley Of Southern
California. 6-3, Ga. This put
the New England collegiate
champion up against the Big
Ten titlist today after Al Kuhn
Of Northwestern beat Dave
Snyder Of Texas. 6-1, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Carol Coolidge Advances
In Maryland State Tennis
Spsciol Dispatch 10 The Ssar


BALTIMORE, June 23.-Carol
Coolidge has made it to the
semiflnals of the class for girls
under Is and today tries to con-
tinue her advance in the under
IS division of the Maryland
State junior tennis champion
ships.
Miss Coolidge of Bethesda.
who is seeded first in both divi-
sions, won her quarter-f final
match in the under-18 group
yesterday over Carmella Sardo
of Baltimore, Go, 6-1. Sum-
maries:
sch wei inv Westminster, defeStes Rich:
VII WinsheId. WashinEtcn. defeated Carl
T ss, R:t9 eSFas H M 5Ss rE s.
diFi; Ssdsf Ssus St;.:t.S c:7-
S GsFGl cSSlSs' sfshse9s' Gses.ea
dra wilt, lakewood. 60. 7-5; Miriam
Bouscaren. Baltimore: Ga. e-3.
Boys under - (frst roundl-Hugh
Lynch. Bethesda. defeated D. Null
Girls under Is (flrst round)-Elsie
Lomax. washington. defeated Stephanie
Eason; Baltimore, BY dsefanitt; JSSn
Eafst Lomsx' Wsssihlngton; Go: 6 S;.1:
garet johnson. Washington. Go, 81
Polly Richards. Baltimore: defeated
Jane McCleary, Baltimore, lie. 6-1.
DOUBLES.
Boys under Is preliminary round
Walter SherVington and Charles Hays.
Baltimore, defeated Dave WilnEf 1era
T Ma. s@s. a S@ pom Fia'k' Sai'nO'.'
Boys under Is tfirst roundl--Dick
KatS and Dave Freishtat, Baltimore.
defeated sheryinston and Hays 60
90: Dan schweitzer and Bob Trevas;
Washington, defeated Earl Pruce and
Art Chernow, Baltimore, by default;
Girls under Is FIRST round)-Marian
Michael and Nancy Gates, Wsss9 wasTs2
Baltimore, 81. 6-2; Carmelle Sardo
and Joan Smith, Baltimore, deteated
Joan Wood and Bunny Richards, BaIti'
more. e.. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Cumberland Opens
Maryland HaIf-MiIe
Race Schedule Today
spseioI pisposeh 10 The Ssor

CUMBERLAND. Md, June %.
-Maryland's half-mile track
season opened here today with a
To-day meeting extending
through July 3. Post time for
the first race was 2 pm, with
the daily double closing at las.
More than 400 horses were on
the grounds. giving Racing Sec
rotary Fred Colwill a good selec-
ton for his programs. and he
had q well-matched field for to-
days featured sixth race. The
S-furlong sprint was billed as
the Ladies' Day Purse. Every
day will be a day" race, and
the ladies drew opening honors.
r. c. Williams Say. Swear
Old colt who won sprint at
Bowie last spring. and Leo Eich-
ler's Clearbrook, with three
straight victories at Ascot, were
the standouts in the feature.
But j. B Friedlander's Be Fly
ing and Pell Stables Spherical
were another speedy pair who
couldn't be overlooked.
Manley Memorial Saturday.
Rounding out the field were
Weatherman, Mr.. Pressure, Carl
Edgar H., Hell's Flame, Sum
Bike, Lama Lee, Apricot and
Royal Liege. All fields during
the meeting will be limited to
eight horses.
The first weeks racing will be
capped by Saturdays running OF
the Harry A. Manley Memorial
at a mile and one-siXteenth for
3-year- olds.
Cumberland. which closes two
days before Charles Town opens
for its summer session, is ex-
pected to indicate how well
Maryland'S half-milers will fare
financially this season. A good
meeting may preSage a success
full year all around, for Cumber-
land had its troubles getting
satisfactory dates and a sutEcl-
ent number of horses. Betting
in Maryland also has been of
slightly since Laurel's banner
meeting, which opened the 1854
campaign. The effect of the
slump on the half-milers may be
indicated in the next 10 days.
Noted Trainers on Hand.
A colony of half-mile trainers,
well known around Maryland, is
here for the session. Bob Duffy,
leading trainer here in 1850 and
81 has a large stable, including
Congo Kid, Mar and four 2-year-
olds sired by Boxthorn. Duffy
recently returned from Greece,
where he introduced the starting
gate to Greek horsemen.
Mrs. Rebecca Collins has her
well-liked Becky's Shirt here
and j. L. Crawford has the
Speedster Zaggity in his barn.
The list of trainers also includes
w. I. Patterson, C. S. Rowe,
George E. Morrison. George Ever
hart, Bill Irvine and. j. M. p.
Bell. ,--e-.-..-e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Freedman, Kaufman
Shine al Woodmonf

Woodmont's second annual
one-day member-guest tourna-
ment yesterday was particularly
enjoyable to two of the mem
bers, Gerry Freedman and Henry
Kaufman.
Kaufman had one of his best
rounds, a II. and deducted 10
handicap strokes to lead the
members with a 81 in the net
division. Freedman had 76 in
the gross play to tie DR.. Jerry
Footer for second, one stroke
behind Howard Nordlinger.
whose winning rs was just an
average score for him.
Other net winners were Freed
man, 76-6-7O; Joe Danzansky.
S2-11-71 and Alvin Miller. IT'S
III.
] There was a tie among the
guests between John Gonella OF
Bethesda and John Mcclure OF
Burning Tree, TBS. one stroke
better than the "a Of Gil Wiilett.
the Prince Georges club cham
pion.
Net winners among the guests
were Ken Bennett. 76-8-67;
Mcclure, $3.50; Henry Clay,
1850: Gonella, 1870; ana
Frank Crilly, 1911.
Jack Barkin and Doug jack
son of Manor won the best-bal.
handicap play with a 32-31-6S.
Three tied for second, Sam sugar
and Jack Understein, AL and Ed
die Miller, and Sam Schwartz
and Mcclure, all with ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Daily Double PuYs 81 ,348

CHICAGO, June % R.-The
highest daily double payoh OF
the Chicago racing season.
S1,348.60, was posted at Lincoln
Fields yesterday. Twenty-Five
bettors had So tickets and one
a SO wager on the double in
which Wood Run returned
$172.8O in the first race and
Dello won the second at $22.40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Aaron Robinson Let Out

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June
% R.-Catcher Aaron Robin
son, formerly with the Yankees,
White Sox and Tigers. returned
to his home at Lancaster. s. c..
today after getting his release
from the Charleston Senators.
The 38-year-old veteran hopes
to make another baseball con-
nectiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Two Games Tomorrow
In Boys Club Basketball

Barry'S Business Service will
meet Men Of st. Johns at GAS
pm. tomorrow and Auto City
will play Bethesda Chevy Chase
Merchants at 7:45 in Boys Club
Of Washington Summer Basket
ball League games at the Jelleff
Branch, Wisconsin avenue and
S streets NV.
Silver Spring Boys Club de-
feated Chevy Chase Merchants,
1874. in a league game yester-
day. Jack Jacobson Of Silver
Spring and Bill harrington Of
Chevy Chase shared high point
honorS with II each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23

IS innings his last time out,
struck out II and walked only
two as the Phillies whipped Chi
cago, Al. A two-run double by
Smoky Burgess in the eighth
clinched the contest. Hank
Sauer hit his 21st homer for the
Cubs.
The Cards and Pirates were
rained out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Orioles Plan to Train
In Florida Next Year
By the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, June 23.-The
Orioles are in the market for a
training site in Florida. General
Manager Arthur EhlerS an
nounced yesterday.
EhlerS said the club would not
return to Yuma, Ariz.. where last
springs exhibition schedule re-
ouired excessive bus travel. The
orioles liked the Yuma climate
and the training quarters, but
long distances made the Sched-
ule a nightmare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Boys Club Swimmers Win

The Boys Club of Washington
swimming team, victors yester-
day over Fort McNair. 1926.
travels to Baltimore Friday for
the ninth annual Meadowbrook
Invitational meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Laurel Graded Handicap
Billy Direct
Selections
(FOr Wednesday,

(F0r Wednesday,
maryland Boy. Malcolm
Astra. Prince Norris.
2-Homestretch Justly. Senator
Byrd, Seattle Norris.
3HCronus. June Darnley, Long
Song.
-PRONTO BOY, Lullisab,
SunSera.
5-Irish. Great Water, Glitter.
6-DuSty Sue. Mighty Gal. Duke
Azoff.
Patty Wee. Lucky Fingo. Dale
Royal.
8-Mother'S Girl, Krismite,
Morning Surprise.
Longshot daily double-COLBY
EDEN and LILIALI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
Brentwood Nine Wins

Brentwood Boys Club de-
feated Fort Dupont, liza, in a
Boys Club League baseball game
played yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23

First team-Jay Dean. 1b. Oregon
Goodrich. IS. Stanford; John WARS. SO.
n G. State; Jerald Schoonmaker, II,
Missouri: Richard Murphy CT, Ohio:
{, Michigan State; Paul Ebert, p, Ohio
state; Charles Heerlein, p. st. Johns.
Second team-Russe1l Gragg, lh, Ari.
srt finishing. S., wycmln q Donald i Green HSS.
3b, Tulsa; John Risch, Ct, MichiGan
State; Richard Porter. RI Colorado
derson. c. Montana: Billy O'Deil. ..
Clemson; Paul Giel, p. Minnesota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23

league contracts. made the sec.
ond team. Giel Is now with the
Giants and ODell with Balti-
Seward seaport record., 1954-01-22

little further, we are not sure but that the disease of delin- quency is passed from one gen eration to another. If a child is given no feeling of security, he in turn, will be unable to give security to children of his own. A person can not give to others that which he, himself, has never had or experienced. It is our great problem to help the parents to be better parents to their children, so that, in the future generation, the children's children can, in turn, be stable parents.
 We understand that a group is being organized to study.the problems of children in your community. We should like to encourage this group and help them in every way possible. We feel that when a solution is found to the problem, it will be found by people working in a progressive community such as yours.
 Sincerely,
 s/HENRY A. HARMON
 Director
Seward seaport record., 1954-01-22
RAINBOW GIRLS MOURN DEATH OF FOUNDER

Seward Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls draped their charter in memory of Mark Sex son Thursday night. Rev. Sex son was the founder of the order. He instituted the supreme body and subordinate chapters as we'll as the Grand Cross of Colors. The first Assembly was a class of I'll girls initiated in McAllis- ter, Oklahoma, June 1922, held in the Scottish Rites Temple.
 Mark Sexson was approached by officers of Eastern Star for assistance in establishing an order for girls as a counterpart of DeMolay, which was set up by the Masonic Lodge for boys. He entered into the project with enthusiasm and wrote the ritual and rules for the order as it stands today. For these many intervening years, MT. Sexson has devoted his whole life to promulgating the Order of Rain bow.
 He died December 20, 1853 in McAllister, Oklahoma, and Rain bow Assemblies all over the world are mourning his passing.
Seward seaport record., 1954-01-22
Letter 10 the Editor

The Seward Seaport Record of January 1, 1854, has just come across my desk. We, the Depart ment of Public Welfare, believe that great social progress has been made when a paper such as yours, has as it's policy the rule of not publishing the names of juveniles who get into trouble. Children in the tolls of the law, is not a problem that is restrict ed to the Seward District, but is nationwide. Leaders from every state in the Union, and leaders from the Territories are studying the problem. Perhaps, the solution will, like the pre- vention and control of polio and T.B.-be found. when we first learn just what causes the dis ease.
 In carrying the analogy a
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O''> Epi8rins'

A bachelor has no one but himself to blame. ' A noted economist says that we shouldn't buy things that we can't afford; Yeah, Doc, but we gotta eat. Grandpa Hedges says that when Gram yells he never knows whether to jump or skip.
 After some folks stop talkin' you find you ain't learned a thing.
 A gal sure has to keep up on her toes these days to get a ring on her finger. This housin' shortage ain't no laughin' matter but it sure makes folks double up.
 
 Ain't it tough to pay ten bucks for a hotel room and then not be able to sleep? Sophia Binger wants to be blond but she's scared to try it.
 
 : Sometimes soft answer will save a punch on the nose.
  REV. CHARLEY GRANT
Seward seaport record., 1954-01-22
Seward Seaport Record Fri Jan 22 ,54 Seward Aaa

One of the greatest marksmen of the FBI was passing through small town, and everywhere he saw evidences of the most amazing shooting. On trees, ,on walls and on fences there were numberleSs bulls-eyes with the bullet hole in the absolute cen ter. He asked to meet the person responsible for this remarkable
Seward seaport record., 1954-01-22
Cordova High School Cordova, Alaska January 20, 1854

Dear Seward Friends,
 We wish to take this oppor- tunity to express our apprecia- tion to all who have made our trip to your wonderful city such an enjoyable one. For many of us, it was the first trip to Sew ard. We thoroughly enjoyed the games played with your SEA HAWKS, but hope we can do better when you arrive here.
Seward seaport record., 1954-01-22

Thanks everyone for showing us marvellous time! Sincerely,
 MT. Deward Halsey, Coach The Cordova Wolverines The Manager for the Team, The Cheerleaders
 of CORDOVA HIGH SCHOOL
Seward seaport record., 1954-01-22

feat. The man turned out to be the village idiot.
 This is the mast wonderful craftsmanship I have ever seen," said the FBI man, How in the world do you do it?"
 Easy as pie," replied the will lage idiot. q shoot first and draw the circle afterward."
Seward seaport record., 1954-01-22

TIME TO REGISTER AGAIN!
Seward seaport record., 1954-01-22
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Evening star., 1954-10-14

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COLoRED.TRfNIDAD AREA-2-apt
hems: % Hollywood bath on .; each f,oSr ,;,s
issatory iSS".R, t' sarass; ase sas @ hWs; new new
house cond. throughout: Vacant
move In with deposit. Call Mr.. Sto.
yer, CAMPANELLA a. CO.. Elk. 3.
Alb; eyes,, Lo. 5-1149. We have
cSIoRED-E. cSSheTsEiE CAPITOL. Mr.. MINI
lot; S1.5Oo down. HARTMAN REAL.
TY. INC. LU. 4-3400. LU. 2-5976
COLORED-6th AND r SITS. NE
Colonial row brick: 8 large rms.
full bsnat.. 2-car brick garage. Terms
JOHN L. SHELTON, REALTOR,. 10
CoI0SkD IIESES; - $500 DOWN BUYS thil
house with 2 separate and complett
apis. Each apt. has 2 lge. rms. kit
and bath. Mo. payments to suit you
For information. call Mr.. Tager
PRINGLE REAL ESTATE CO., Ii
e-2525: ewes: Tu. 2-sos4.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TILL DARK
SILVER SPRING

The floor plan of this Colonial 70
most unusual. Enter into large
reception hall, with graceful. wind
tm;r tnS STATS droo 10 znn moor Wn,fh nsv v.s 2
closets in all rooms. The kitchen 10
in the front Of the house. Family.
size dining room, large gracious liv-
ing room with fireplace. powder
room with vanity. full bsmt.; built-in
garage. Price, S22.600.
WOODMOOR
II q 2-bedroom home would fill your
needs, this home, in q community OF
to inspect. Located on a large lot,
nicely Handicapped, with trees. and
shrubs. The living room has 4. cheer
full fireplace, nice kitchen, full bsmt.
Convenient to schools and transpor.
tation. Price, S13,500.
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
JU. $4,000 Til Q
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Chevy Chase, Nd.
-FOUR CORNERS

-, ASSUME 40 GI LOAN
See this charming, 3-bedrm.. brick
rambler with lge. liv. rm., fireplace,
din. rm.. all-elec. kit. and breakfast
bar, house. on nicely Handicapped lot,
CARL M. I'REEMAN REALTY CO.
INC, OIL. 4-0642, ewes, LO. 5-5n32.