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White Sox Hammer
Orioles, ia, for
Eiqhth Win in Row
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

BALTIMORE, May 29.-The
White Sox slugged their way to
their eighth straight victory to-
night as they pounded Joe Cole
man, Lou Kretlow and Mike
Blyzka for IA hits and an liza
decision over the Orioles before
crowd of 11,750 at Memorial
Stadium.
Virgil Trucks breezed to his
fifth victory in eight decisions
after Chico Carrasquel broke a
2-2 tie with a two-run homer
in the fourth. Three-run out
bursts in the sixth and seventh
innings put the Orioles out Of
the contest.
The loss was the 10th in q
row for the Orioles.
Walks Help White SOx.
Two walks and Ferris Fain's
single gave the White Sox a run
in the first and they added an
other in the third on Nellie Fox
single, a walk and George Kell'S
fly.
Baltimore tied it with two
runs in the third. Cal Abrams
beat out a bunt. Jim Brideweser
singled and Mele walked to load
the bases. Junior Stephens
slashed a hit to right to score
two men.
Chicago moved ahead when
Carrasquel slammed one into the
leftf1eld seats after Jim Rivera
doubled. The White Sox chased
Coleman with three runs in the
sixth on singles by Cass Mich
aels, Sherm Lollar, Carrasquel
and Minnie Minoso, plus a walk.
Trouble For Kretlow.
Kretlow replaced Coleman and
halted that uprising, but he ran
into trouble in the seventh when
he walked the first two batters.
Lollar singled in one run and two
more crossed on sacrifice flies by
Rivera and Trucks:
Baltimore came up with two in
the seventh on singles by Bobby
Young, Ray Murray and Abrams,
plus Br1deWeSer's infield out.
Blyzka was nicked for a Chi
cago run in the eighth on errors
by Young and Brideweser and
Minoso's single.
Carrascuel had two singles and
a walk in addition to his homer,
and Rivera had a double, two
singles and pass. Abrams led
the Orioles with a double and
two singles.
The defeat evened Coleman's
record at A.
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Senators
Continued from Page DID

Vernon famed. but finally scored
on Roy Sievers' single to left.
NOTES: Bob Porterfield, bid
ding for a sixth straight win and
his seventh of the season, and
Maury McDermott will face the
AS in a double-header here to-
morrow . Arnold Portocarrero
and Marion Fricano will pitch for
Philadelphia.
The Senators jammed the
bases with one out in the first
inning when Yost walked, Ver-
non doubled and SEWERS was
purposely passed, but Lemon
lined to Shortstop DeMaestri.
whose quick flip to Jacobs caught
Vernon off second base.
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Minor Results
Pacific Coast Leasue

Pacific Coast League
Hollywood, 10: San Diego. q.
Oakland, 12: Sacramento, 3.
Los Angeles at Portland. postponed.
rain.
Southern Association.
New Orleans, &: Mobile, 2.
International League.
Toronto at Montreal. postponed. rain.
Western League.
Denver, 8; Omaha, 8.
Eastern League.
BinEhamton at Schnectady, postponed.
rain.
poned, rain.
Albany at Elmira, postponed. rain
Reading at Allentown, postponed, rain.
Richmond, 8; Havana, 5.
Rochester. z; Buffalo. 4.
American Association.
Columbus, 8: Louisville, 4.
Toledo. a: Charleston, /.
South Atlantic League.
Columbus, 8; Augusta. 0.
Macon. 8; MONTGOMERY, 3.
jacksonville, 4; Columbia. e.
Savannah s.; Charlotte. 5.
Piedmont League.
tsHk. :: Newport News. 1.
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Totals % 2412 Totals 80 27 13
1 Grounded nit for Indsnn in 9Th

Totals % 2412 Totals 80 27 13
l Grounded out for Judson in Sth.
Struck out for Mcmillan in 9th.
Cincinnati 600 600 000-O
Chicago .---- 600 420 O0x-6
Runs-Fondy, Kiner. Jackson. Banks,
Baker, Cooper Errors-McMillan t2).
Kluszewski. Fondy. Runs batted in
Fondy. Home run-Cooper. Sacrifice
Baczewski. Double plays-Banks to Baker
to Fondy. 2; Mcmillan to Temple to
Kluszewski. Left on bases-Cincinnati:
Baczewski, 8; on Judson. Il. of Pollet,
? Struck out-By Judson, 2; by Nuxhall,
2; by Pollet, o. Hits-On Baczewski.
2 in 8 innings; OF Nuxhall. in l
inning. Runs and earned runs--On
BaGzewskt. e-5 Of yudson 90; Of Nux-
pitcher-Pollet (2-2) Losing pitcher
Baczewski (2-3l. Time-2:11. At
tendance-11172
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Thomas Stands Out
As Pirates Break
Pills Streak, 81
BY the Associofed Press

PITTSBURGH. May 20. -
Frank Thomas doubled in a run
in the first inning and hit his
seventh homer in the sixth as
the Pirates snapped the Phillies'
four-game winning streak, 80,
today.
George O'Donnell scattered
nine hits for the victory. while
the Phils used Steve Ridzik, Karl
DreWs and Jim KonStanty.
The PhilS got run in the Sec
ond on Ridzik's double and Will
lie Jones triple. Richie Ashburn
was singled around for the other
score in the eighth.
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Yankees
Continued from Page DID

by Hector Brown before Werle
came into face Berra.
In the third Mantle, swinging
left-handed, slammed a 1-2 pitch
by Sid Hudson high on the
screen in left-center near the
flag pole. It was his eighth ho-
mer of the year.
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Ex-Armstrong Pitcher
Joins Giant system
by the Assoeioted Press

James Reggie Lee, who starred
in basketball and baseball for
Armstrong High two years ago.
was signed yesterday by the
New York Giants.
The 21-year-old Negro left
handed pitcher, recently dis
charged from the Marine Corps,
will join the Giants farm club
at Sioux City in the Western
League, club officials said at
New York.
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pl0yMent q Z
S e cond base
Tony Roig.
CHI a t tanooga
second b q S e.
man. lost his
chance for the
promotion t o
tn e Senators
when his bat
ting dipp e d
sharply in re-
cent games.
P a III Giel.
the W id ely
S o u g h t Uni
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Cub Scout SoftbuII

The opening Of the Cub Scout
softball league for boys 8-10 viii
be held at 6:45 pm. Thursday at
the Glenhaven School field in
Silver Spring with Pack 471
playing Pack 486.
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Garner, Horan Bat 500,
Lead industrial LEAGUE

Outf1elders Bill Garner of
Union Printers and Bob Horan
of Cameo Furniture, both hitting
at a 500 clip, top the Industrial
League batting averages after
three weeks on the Sandlots.
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ore IN the eighth.
Totals 34924s Totals 27427&

Fouled for Kazanski in 7th.
2 Popped out for Drews in 7th.
3 Flied out for Konstanty in 9th.
Philadelphia -------- O0l 900 010-2
Runs--Ward, Skinner. Thomas. Ash
batted in-Thomas l2). Gordon. Jones,
Burgess. Two-base hits--Thomas. Rid
xix. Ward. Three-base hit--Jones. Home
Double plays-Cole to Skinner; Roberts
to Cole to Skinner. Left on bases-Phil-
adelphia, 8; Pittsburgh. s.. Bases on
Struck out-By Ridzik. s. by Konstanty,
l. Hits-Oh Ridzik, in 51a innings;
off Drews. o in p inning; of Konstanty
o in 2 innings. Runs and earned runs
on Ridzik, 80; of Drews. 90: off Kon-
stanty, 90; of ODonnen. 2-2. Winnins
pitcher-ODonnell (2-4. Losing pitcher
-2,525.
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Karven. Cameo. 2 each; 8 players tied
with / each
Home runs Roche, FBI: Castor
Cameo; Jones. Springfield; DUvall Union
Printers. l each
,,,Sun Runs 1n natted c,,E n Eosns i Fss 8
Hill, 5: 3 players tied with each.
PitchinR-Billy Carroll FB1, 80,
1000; Bob Mitchell. Silver Hill. 30
1000. -,.s.
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Chicago -- 1O1 2O3 31O-11
Runs-Carrasquel (2), Fox (2I, Kell,
Mlchaels. Lollar 90 Rivera ~. Trucks,
Abrams, :, Brideweser. Young Murray.
Errors-Young Fox Brideweser. Runs
Carrasauel "a. Minoso Lollar, Divera.
Trucks. Abrams Brideweser. Two-baso
hits-Abrams. Rivera Home Run-Car-
raSuuei Stolen bases-Fain Minoso,
Sacrifices--Kell, Rivera. Trucks (2).
Double plays-Carrasquel to Fox to
Fain. Left on pases-Chicago. 3: Balti-
more 5 Bases on balls-Off Trucks .;
of Coleman. 5: of Kretlow. 2. Struck
%te,7JB3y SutNBy Trucks, 8: BY Coleman, 2; BY
5as innings of Kretlow. j in II, i'm
nings: off Blyzka. 3 in 2 innings. Runs
and earned runs-of Trucks. "A: ofi
Biyzka 10. winning pitcherSTrucks
(5-3. Losing pitcher-Coleman 4-4).
Time-3 100. Attendance-11,7 $50.
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Totals AZ II 81 10 Totals 30 Q 81 10
l walked for Collins in 9TH.
Flied out for Hudson in 5th.
Hit into force play for Kielv in 9TH


New York -----011 o30 050-10
Boston - 900 l01 600 2
Runs-Bauer (2) Coleman. Mantle
go, Berra. McDougald, Carey, Sain.
Jensen. Williams. Error = Coleman.
Berra go, Sain. White. williams. Two
base hits-McDougald (2),. Carey (2l.
Mantle. Home rlns-Mantle. Williams.
Berra. Stolen base-Jensen. Sacrifice
Coleman. Double play - Lepcio to
Boiling to AgganiS. Left on baSes-New
York. 10; Boston. 4. Bases on bails-Ofi
Byrd, 8: OF Hudson. /: OF Kiely, g:
Of Brown; i struck out-By Byrd. e;
Hits-On Byrd in 6 innings: on sain.
0. in 8 innings; on Hudson. 9 in in.
Brown. : in ! inning. of Werle. 3 in
rs innings. Runs and earned runs.
on Byrd. "a: on Sain. 90; on Hud-
son. SIS; OF Kiely. 90: OF Brown: A:
Of Werle. II. Passed bsi-White
pitchar-Hudson (O-2l. Time-2:30.
AttS6dance-21.9o2.
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New York - 900 OIL 600
Dark. Mays. Errors-Katt. Runs batted
Two-base hits-Gardner. Home runs
Mays Hodges, Dark. Reese. Stolen bases
Reese. Double plays-,Maglie to Dark.
8: New York, 4. Base on balls-Of Frs
kline. l: of Maglie. 5. Struck out-By
Erskine. 3; by Maglie, 3; Runs and
earned runS-OR Erskine. Al: of Mag
lie % Winning pitcher-Erskine
t5-4. Losing pitcher-Maglie (5-3.
Time-2:24. Attendance-22,264
Evening star., 1954-05-30

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-
The Senators are making a de-
termined pitch for Johnny Pesky.
Tigers reserve infielder, for en-
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Boys Baseball

MONTGOMERY COUNTY ASSOC.
Eastern Division Midgets.
Silver Spring Moose IL Oakview 4
Lions Club 0- Sligo Midgets 8
TAX. PIX. Recr. 8 st. Bernadette's !
Packets Pharmacy 10 Sligo Brand.
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Totals 35 142 Totals "a s ~ 10
! Famed for Kretlow in 7th.
Grounded out for Blyzka in 9th.
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Thomas of Lind 6-3, 6-2, in
the quarter-fnal round. The semi
finals were played immediately fol-
lowing this round and the Blufftor
duo ran out of gas In the last two
sets.
First round scores IN mems singles
matches found Larry Biederrnan de.
feating w. A. Howe 6-1, 6-3i
Jim Ballet besting Dale Dickey OIL
60; Biederman over Little 6-S, &c
Cd; and Ganger defeating Aspinall
6-1, GA
In the mems doubles Nice Thomas
defeated HowefDykstra 6-2, 20, 6-1t
and Gangerl lBiederman defeated
Stephans-Rey1olds 6-s, 6-4.
In the singlks matches for 15-year.
old boys Evans defeated Bruce Trip
lett 6-3, 60 and ]. Evans defeated
Dave Little 60, ga.
In the JuniorfGirl's singles match.
es Sally ReicHenbach won her frs
round match defeating Mary Henne
SO, 6-2 and khen defaulted 70 Judy
Kayser in tie Girls Singles. Miss
Henne then went on to win the Girls
Singles CROWN
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Ganger Represents Bluffton Tennis Club
Again In Finals OF Allen County Tourney

With the elinination of Woody
Little and Dale Dickey from the
competition all local members of the
Bluffton Tennis club were out of the
Allen County Tennis tournament
which goes into its final round this
Sunday afternoon at Horace Mann
courts in Lima.
One member of the club, Nate
Ganger, Ottawa, remained in the
tournament, however, and advanced
to the finals of the Mems Singles
Ganger meets Bob Evans, Lima City
champion, Sunday at l p. m. in q
repeat performance of last years
tourney when these two meters met
for the crown. qanger will be de
Tending his title.
Ganger viii also be a part Of The
mems doubles duS in the final match
He will team wah Larry Biedermar
to meet Evans and Carl Aspinall fol
the county doubles championship
Sunday afternoon.
Evans and Akpinall defeated Little
and Dale Dickeg in the semi-fnals Of
the doubles event 2-6, 6-3, 6-3, as the
Bluffton duo completely fell apart
after waltzing Through the first SCI
+ in easy fashion. The winners sat
along the side1nes and watched a.
Little and Dickey defeated Nice
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Tourney Planned
For 33 Tennis
Clinic EnrOllees

Bluffton's first Tennis Clinic, which
came to close yesterday, turned out
to be a real success with 33 members
registered at the final sessions it was
announced by Woody Little who,
along with Mrs. Little, directed the
six-day instruction classes.
The response to the sessions was
so great that it was decided to hold
tournaments for those students who
took part in the clinic. There will be
three classes in the tourney: boys
and girls 10 and under combined;
girls under Is, and boys under is.
Medals in leach division will be
awarded to the winner and the run
nerup. These will be presented by
the Bluffton Junior Chamber of Com
merce, sponsors Of the clinic.
Little announced that with such a
large turnout for this years clinic a
two-night brush-up clinic viii be held
next spring for THOSE who participat-
ed. 1t is felt that some of those who
took part in this years clinic may be
ready to participate in the AlleT
County Tennis tournament next year
The following members were addet
to the roster for the final sessions 0.
the clinic: Frank Chamberlain, Shir
ley BURY, Dale --Schiffke, Jinm,
Fisher and Larry Dillman.
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NOTICE OF IBoND SALE

Sealed proposals wfl be received by the
Clerk of the yillags of Bluffton, Ohio. at
M. on Monday. August So 1854. and opened
and awarded at that time, for the purchase
# bonds of said Village Of Bluffton in the
aggregate principal amount of s1So.00o. Said
issue consists of Is0 bonds of the denomina-
ton of $1,000 each, numbered consecutively
from to $50. inclusive. dated September /.
1864, due and payable $1,000 on December
in each Of The years 1855 to 1874 inclusive.
and $4,000 on December 1 in each of the
years 1875 to 1879, inclusive. and bearing in
terest at the rate of three and one-haf per
l. 1855 and serni-annnally thereafter on the
first days of June and December In each year
as evidenced by coupbns to be attached to
said bonds. and bot principal and interest
are payable at The Citizens National Bank OF
Hutton, in Biufftonx Ohio.
Said Bonds are sued for the purpose OF
constructing intercenting sanitary sewers and
sewage disposal wor1xs under authority of the
general laws of tie State of Ohio. partieu-
Sections 1891 to ss IS Of the Revised Code
Village at an eIastion held on November 4,
1850, and an ordnance @dtly passed BY the
council of said Village prdk kiding for the Is
suance of aaid boiEs passed June %. 1854.
Any bidder desinng to dA may present
a bid or bids for said bonds based upon their
bearing different rate of interest than spec
ified above, provided however that where n
fractional rate Is bid. such fraction shall be
one-quarter of one Der cent multiples
thereof If bids are received based upon a
different rate Of interest than specified above,
the bonds will be awarded to the highest re-
sponsble bidder offeFing not less than par
and accrued interest," based upon the lowest
rate of interest.
Each bidder mustxfiie with his bid certi-
fed check payablel8to the Village Treasurer
for an amount NOT less than one per cent of
the par value of the bonds for which he bids.
as guarantee That in case the bonds are
awarded TO him % his bid he will accept
and pay for said bonds according to his Of
fer or forfeit hi& deposit as lianidated dam
ages for his failure TO do 50. The right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids
BY order of Council.
A. J. B. LoNGsDoRF. Clerk
Aug s, II. 10.
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ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Koontz and
son Dan spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Gamble of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wiebe of Will
lard, visited with their mother, Mrs.
Calvin Stettler and accompanied her
to Lima to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleo Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Stettler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns are
spending their vacation at Alpena,
Michigan, with Mrs. Sadie Stearns
and Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie Stearns.
Basinger ambulance removals =
Mrs. N. w. Cunningham from her
residence on South Jackson street to
the Bluffton hospital; Mrs. John Dali
ly of Beaverdam TO the Lima Mem
orial hospital; Mrs. Edward Hummon
and infant daughter from Bluffton
hospital to their home in Union town
ship.
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LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
In the Common Pleas Court of Allen Coun-
= Ohio
Case No. 42S44
Carol A. Hammond, Plaintiff
vs.
James II. Hammond Defendant
The defendant James H. Hammond. whose
last known place of residence is Milwaukee,
wisconsin, and whose present address is
james HI. Hammonh. YN2, Navy No. 1912,
Box 50, .c/o Fleet Post Office. San Francisco.
California, will take notice that on the eth
day OF August, 1884, the plaintiff, Carol a.
Hammond, filed her petition for divorce
against him in the Common Pleas Court of AL
len County, 0hioS in Case No. 42S44. on the
grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty and Ex-
treme Cruelty, praying that she may be di-
vorced from said defendant, that she be
awarded permanant custody and support of
tne1r minor child and for all other and fur,
ther relief to .whhch she is entitled, either in
law or in equity
Said cause wSal be heard on or after six
tice.
CAROL "a. HAMMOND, Plaintiff
BY Waltsr L. White. Her Attorney,
2OZ Domsnion Building. Lima. Ohio
Aug. IL, 10. 26. Sept. 2, 9, 1e
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Mems Garden Club
To Elect Officers

A ladies night program is being
planned In conjunction with the am
nuai picnic and election of officers Of
the Bluffton Mems Garden Club to be
held at the John Boehr home, three
miles north of Hlutfton, at p. m,
Monday, September 6.
Boehr, president of the North
Central Region, Mems Garden Clubs
of America, will report on the organ
ization's nationa convention in Dem
yer, Colo. at sIp. m. Tuesday, Aug.
81, in the Lima Garden supply Store.
127 w. Spring street. Lima :
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SERVICES OFFERED

GENERAL WIRING
Observation-Disclosures
Efficient Service
PHONE 171-W
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BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Grain (busbel prices) Wheat,
s1.97; corn, s16O; oats, zoe; soy
beans, S2.43.
Eggs--Large white, CSC; large
brown, SIC; medium white or brown,
SOC; pullets, 21c.
Poultry-Heavy hens, 15c; leghorn
hens, 12c; White Rocks, 19c; leghorn
and red fryers, 15c; stays, heavy,
lie, leghorn stays, 10c.
Butterfat-No. 1, sec; No. 2, Sic.
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HELP WANTED

SALESMAN for work inside and
out, local concern, salary and incen-
tive plan; position with secure future,
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rrcAy NOTICE

Allen Nichols, whose last known place OF
address was 4I42 North Holton Road, Mus
kegon, Michigan, is hereby notified that Effie
o. Nichols has filed her petition against him
for divorce and for any and all cher equita-
BILE relief to which she may be enftled IN the
premises on the Rrouad of gro@ neglect OF
duty in Case Number 4280}. of Ahe Common
kleas Court of Alle6 Couhy Oslo. and that
said cause will be- for, ,sheeriug on or after
six weeks from the-date Of the first publica-
ton of this notice.
DURBIN, NAvAHREfA AND RIZOR
Attorneys for Pl@ntiH.
30l Dominion 8eilding, Lima, Ohio
July %, %, Aug. 5, I2Ml9, 26
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PRESERVE BABY'S FIRST
SHOES in bronze. Castings for use
as ornamental picture mounts. Per-
feet thrill-gift for Dad, Nom, Grand
ma. Neu-Art Studio, Bluffton. If
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LAND. CLEARING, bulldozing,
farm and irrigation ponds, dynamit-
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FOR SALE.
LEGHORN PILLETS

Here is an opportunity to buy some
good 16-week-old range raised Hy-
Line and White Leghorn Pullets. We
are offering the following Hy-Line
Pullets which will be 16 weeks old on
the following dates:
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Also on September 6
we will have $500 White Leghorns
Price range-$1.75 to s225 F. 0. B.
Farms. See your nearest
NEUHAUSER HATCHERY
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FARMERS = Take advantage of
our modern seed cleaning equipment.
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Evening star., 1954-11-11
Marine Corps Celebrates
Birthday Anniversary

commandant cut the first slice
and handed it to Secretary
Wilson. Another slice was
later presented to Felix de
Weldon, the sculptor who
created the memorial, who
with Mrs. de Weldon occupied
one Of the boxes for the eve
ming!
Several dinner parties pre-
ceded the ball.
Secretary and Mrs. Wilson
were among the guests enter.
tanned by Gen. and Mrs.
Shepherd at their quarters.
Others in the company were
Navy Undersecretary and Mrs.
Gates. Admiral and Mrs. Car
ney. Assistant Secretary of De-
fense and Mrs. Carter Burgess,
Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Raymond H.
Fogler, Gen. Clifton B. Gates,
Gen. Holland M. Smith, Gen.
and Mrs. Franklin A. Hart and
1t. Gen. Keller E. Rockey.
The assistant commandant
Of the Corps, 1t. Gen. RAN
dolph McC. Pate. and Mrs.
Pate also entertained at din
ner in their quarters. Their
guests were the Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy and Mrs.
William B. FRANKIE. Assistant
Secretary of Defense and Mrs.
Donald A. Quarles, Deputy
Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Robert P. BriScoe.
the Assistant Secretary of De-
tense and Mrs. Fred A. Seaton
and Mr.. and Mrs. de Weldon.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Middleburg and Sally and
Doug Laing with their daugh-
ter Eileen were there before
going over to the course to see
Paddy Smithwick ride his
mothers horse, External Rela-
tions, win the Noel Laing
Steeplechase.
The Morris Dixons, ST., were
among the guests, relieved and
happy that Morris, jr., is out
Of the hospital after the plane
wreck on August II when he
and Burly Cocks were taking
off for Saratoga. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Williams flew up from
Camden, the Algernon Cra-
vens came down from Amber,
Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Fry drove down from Wyomis-
sing, Pa, for the races.
Mrs. Thomas Bradley came
out from Washington to be
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