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Evening star., 1954-11-25


ADDITIONS. attics, porches and rec.
mechanic. Free est. AID. 4-97o6.
attics converted to bed
rooms or apartments; dormers;
porches: recreation rooms; kitchens:
bathrooms and heating systems mod
ernized: carpentry and painting. no
down payment. all work guaranteed.
TaTs sr dsy ynoMas 9 hsfs rEo1iSEsr TS HSSas TN Ea
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kitchens modernized, rec. rms, COM
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free; all work fully guar; no money
eSsp,cs sSE SO sEeo RS5 SALE K esy ~ ghiss s6 e
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est; nothing doyn; 3 ,Z,, Zrs TO pay
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BRIcKIHIrNS RisnsiISi S' CoNTRAcToR-Fire.
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Expert workmanship. No money
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sIcKMEN, General Contractor. WA,
cEMfST TiafSgi WALKS, drives. 400 iioors.
JACK SPARKS. no. 2-S439. 2Ss
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
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THE EVENING STAR
%Ht atA1 n.~rm Ayn n VI

reliable and honest per-
son to meet public at door: good.
easy job for retired person. 10 pm.
to 2 am. See headwaiter after
pm. OLMSTEAD RESTAURANT.
1888 q st. NV. Positively no
phone calls. 25
NEED 100 MEN AND WOMEN. Now
Is the time to supplement your tt1-
con. sSs yoa WIN plsssains and .s afnsd gos
Full and part time. all ages. For
interview call OR. 3-2311. --95
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CASHIER

OAD11lLIG
Experienced National 1000 register
desired. Good steady position. pleas
ant surroundings, good starting sal
See mrs. weatts. MARvINs. 7s4
7th st. NV. ----22S
CAsHIER-TYPIST, must have auto.
finance or small loan experience.
Permanent position. Call Mrs.
WHOLESALERS. INC, Ii. $500.
CHECKROoM GIRL, age between ii
and 80. Nightwork only. For In
teryiew come In person to 726 Sth
CLERK. part time. for dry cleaning
store In Silver Spring: must have
experience. Call Ju. 8-4650. ---26
CLERK with knowledge OF tipping to
assist sales manager In automotive
leadership. Apply In own hand
writing stating age. experience II
any and salary expected, Box 16-H,
Observation-Disclosures wide irsur-
arce company has an opening for
o clerk-typist, 80 words per minute
minimum, age 25 to 35: good start
ing salary, excellent employe bene-
nts including profit-sharing plan,
b.day week. Apply at 8641 Coles
Vile rd., Silver Spring, Md. --26
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AGENTS

MAKE UP TO 1OO% profit BY selling
our fine line Of Xmas cards TO your
friends and neighbors. Free imprint
folder. CREED'S, 412 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

oPPORTUNITY-7 /

ATTRACTIVE oPPORTUNITY-7 ca.
reer women. white tage 22-45), well
gfoomed. with ambition and deter
miration TO make future for your
must. Phone and use Of car needed.
Earn s45 to S65 weekly for 2O,25
Job you have. No collecting or de-
nverinE; no investment. Call MRS.
WINBERRY. DE. 2-3S56, Tues. g.
Il 6 pm; Wed, 8 a.m.-3 p.m,' Friday,
s am. to 2 pm; TO give qualifica-
tons and arrange personal con-
fidential interview. Interview does
personaI interviews only. FuIl-tirne
management opportunities available
to those who quality and have So
20 hours available. --26
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sTENOGR6pHER

Young lady, with reasonable typing
speed and shorthand, to work in
aforementioned ONCE. Hospitaliza-
ton, surgical and life insurance
free; 5-day. 40-hour week. Perma-
not as important as intelligence and
willingness to learn. Must have
good telephone voice and ability to
work with figures. $55 per week to
start with merit increases. Call
LA. $4,000 or apply between $3.50
am. and 4:30 pm.
GUNTHER BREWING co.
$3.50 ADAMS PL. NE.
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hELR-..::.MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced In iubrication;
good salary plus commission CON.
NOHS INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Full-time employment; local REFER
ences. PARK EuNOCO SERVICE,
$500 Conn. ave.. Chevy Chase. Md.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced, 6-day week; good salary;
{ 2. G. drivers permit preferred
Apply between 8 and 9 3 M.
TON. goth and New York ave. NV.
No phone calls. --26
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
With motor tune-lip experience. Only
Z experienced need apply Apply OAK
! LAND ES9O. 6307 Marlboro pike
SIC. --g5
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exp. In iub. and OIL changes; drivers
permit nee. Apply in person, 4226
e Conn, w. ave; En- Nc S2, phone s,,a Salls 80 =,
work in truck service station. exper:
and REFS. REQUIRED. -pd. vac. and
disqualification benefits: $50 per
VIZ; to start, Apply after a p,In..
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IN duct fabrication, and installation.
Az. 4-41U0. %
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
New lumber and millwork, at . rea-
sonable price. Lo. 5-9S21: RA.
CALCULATOR, portable "Brunsyiga, !"
multiplies. divides, etc. Priced "as
is" but operates OK; .S2S.75 takes
i; Other comparable bargains.
cnMEna nM1lEpE EsGirMhsr, Sa 1aih III Inhoi. Tesh.
nika, 4x5. Call ia. s-9050. -25-
INGS. ALL BRANDsl ALL GUAR
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CHAIRS. Captains (2), $25 ca. Hol-
iywood bed, steel frame. $40. Maple
dresser, sE Si @irrSF; 9lzsso $50. Bridge lamp
CHAIR, child's rocking, sturdy, non
tilt. Boys bike, small size 16. Needs
slight repair. RA. $1,000.
CLARINET, m new last SssS year; $50. ca case
coCKER sPANI2L PUPPIEs; 2 males,
I female; AKG; K6$o wormed and hrst
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lady's 19s cts. $3.50: ladys CTS
$2950.: lady's Ct, emerald cut
1914 cts, $3.50. LIVINGSTON &
CO., 1923 H st. NV, ME. s-526S
DIAMOND = King platinum diamond
dinner ring, IL brilliant white
stones; appraised at $3.50; sell for
SI75. JU, T-S137.
DIAMOND RING, lady's; perfect 8
carats, mounted in plate. VIII sac
rifice. WO. 6-S564. -27
scriber, set Of 2 recorders. trans.
scriber, $100;. also available, z
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DINETTEi pieces: wrought iron;
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ROUTEMAN

SALES Observation-Disclosures
nent salary and commission Tor
WASHINGTON, Delaware and Mary
land area. Clean-cut only. with
wholesale or speciality exepr. AT
present men in this new industry
are earning UP to $500 weekly.
Leads supplied for dealer sales,
References please. Box OOH. Star
SALESMAN - Small appliance and
radio salesman to work in store,
Iood salary plus commissions gives
right man superior earning wage;
Pleasant working conditions and
hours, sick leave. paid vacation.
hospital benefits and insurance. See
George Harris between 10 a.rn.-5
pm, at GEORGES WAREHOUSE.
2146 Gath pl. ne.
SALESMAN, experienced. permanent,
for general retail store; ewes. and
Saturdays. CAPITOL sURPL us,
o eALESMAN-if you cannot earn q
minimum of S100 per wk., we would
prefer you not answer this ad.
Every business house q prospect.
For appt., phone MR., SAMUEL. La;
able Rawleigh business. Good op::
portunity to continue established
service in st. Marys County. Md.
Locality also available In Charles
County. Write at once. RAWLEIGH'S.
Dept. MDK-12-2O3, Chester. Penn.
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KITCHEN
CABINETS

Builders wholesale prices on Metal,
Birchwood. Qualify cabinets. fea-
turing Lazy Susan, vegetable bin,
beverage cabinet. etc. Appliances at
wholesale prices. Free kitchen
plans. estimates. No obiigation.
Complete Kitchen Installed. euaran-
teed. Lowest prices for quality work.
KITCHEN CENTER
300 N. Wash. Blvd. Clarendon, Va.
IA. 4-1600
LIv. RIM. sUITE. chest OF drawers,
chairs. small rugs, bookcase, window
drapes and roll way bed. DL
7-0AAh
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0pp0PT,TINITY

National organization has local
opening for married man with car
in one Of the most unusual sales
businesses In America. Permanent.
5-figure earnings potential TO man
selected Phone IA. 5-7433. --26
Evening star., 1954-11-25

MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman Eagle,
With windshield: 1884: run less than
offer. Also have new sidecar: cost
$50; will sell for $50. KE. s-59Ss.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

statesmen (10)
Manufacturing plant needs men with
cars for representation in Maryland
and D. C territories. Call 10, D.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
Cleveland
Stretches
Its Lead
BY BEN Pill ECAR
Ap Sports Writer

The New York Giants apparently
are going to stay in first place
until they run out of miracles. So
far their supply has seemed al
most unlimited.
They pulled another one out of
the hat last night, beating their
bitter rivals, the Brooklyn Dodgers,
4-3 in Is innings when Dusty
Rhodes delivered two-out, pinch
hit single with the bases loaded
and the Giants run behind.
It was the 10th time this season
that the Giants have won in their
last chance at bat.
Three weeks ago yesterday a
ninth-inning double by Monte Irwin
drove in two runs for 6-5 victory
over Milwaukee. Two days later,
still in Milwaukee, rookie Bill Tay-
lor delivered a pinch homer in the
10th for a 10 victory that moved
the New Workers into a first-place
tie with Brooklyn.
Nineteen games later they are
two lengths in front Of the Dod-
gers. During that time they've won
is and lost 8, and six of those VIC
tories came in the final inning.
Brooklyn twice tried to steal the
script last night. Trailing 20 aft
er eight innings, the Dodgers kept
the game alive as Jackie Robinson
singled with one out in the ninth
and rode home on Roy Campan-
elias two-out homer over the left.
field grandstand. In the top of the
18th rookie Don Hoax sliced no.
mer into the nearby right-field
seats.
But in their half of the 18th the
Giants sandwiched three walks
around two outs and Rhodes turned
the crowd of 51,464 into a bedlam
with his hit up the middle.
Elsewhere in the Nat ion
League the Chicago Cubs lost their
18th in a row, 10 to Milwaukee;
Philadelphia whipped Pittsburgh
40; and Cincinnati crushed St.
Louis ia.
Cleveland picked up half a game
on Chicago in the American League
and now leads the White Sox by
two games. The Indians beat Bal
timore 81 but Chicago had to settle
for a split in a twin bill with De-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
Rhodes Gets Mad
AT The Pitcher,
Wins For Giants

NEW YORK R."Leo told me
to stop fighting the umpire. He
said if had to get mad at any
body, I should get mad at the
pitcher. So I did"
A jubilant Jim Rhodes was
stretched out on the rubbing table
in the clubhouse last night trying
to explain to reporters how he
won the game for the New York
Giants over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
It was Rhodes pinch hit with
the bases loaded and two out in
the bottom half of the 18th inning
that scored two runs and gave the
Giants their thrilling 4-3 victory
that increased their league lead
over their interborough rivals to
two games.
"Loes pitcher Billy Loes) threw
me two fast balls, both way in
side" he said with gestures, "but
the Jump (Plate Umpire Frank Sc
cory) called 'em> both strikes. The
second one missed the plate by
the length Of this Coca Cola bottle.
"Sure, was mad, and guess
I told him a thing or two. That's
when Leo (Giant Manager Leo
Durocher) came out to talk to
me. Forget the umpire. Get ready
for the next PITCH he said as he
was walking back to the dugout.
/ sure was ready. It was a real
good fast ball-real good. 1t was
the most important base hit ever
got in my life"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
Giants Should Stay On Top
Till They're Out OF Miracles

trolt, winning so after losing 1O-c
The New York Yankees stage
three games back with a AS tr.
umph at Boston. Philadelphi;
shaded Washington 81.
Art Houtteman of the Indians
broke a five-game Baltimore win
ming streak with a five-hitter. One
of the Orioles hits was a singl;
by Dick KryhoSki, who stretched
his streak to 10 games. longest in
the majors this season.
Detroit jumped ahead of the
White Sox in the first game as
Harvey Kuenn opened with home
run and the Tigers added a dozen
more hits in piling up their seven
run winning margin. Sandy Con-
suegra checked them on three
safeties in the nightcap, which was
shortened to eight innings by the
league curfew.
Mickey Mantle paced the Yankee
assault on the Boston pitching
corps with four hits in five times
up, including a triple. Harry Byrd,
unaccustomed to such robust sup
port, weakened in the closing in
nings and needed help from Tom
German.
Arnold Portocarrero, a likely
looking rookie, won his fifth
straight for the Athletics with the
help of a Washington error by
Mickey Vernon and a triple by Bill
Renna.
Jim Wilson of the Braves, who
was on the market for $1,000 with
no takers until he pitched a no.
hitter earlier this month, turned
in his fifth victory without a loss
and his third Shutout in beating
the hapless Cubs. Eddie Mathews
hit his 14th homer.
An inside-the-park home run by
Richie Ashburn with two mates on
base broke a scoreless tie in the
eighth inning at Pittsburgh as Her
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
Minis Faces
Acid Test
|InDykes
BY WILLIAM o. warm

WASHINGTON IN Holly Minis,
currently second-ranked contender
for the world middleweight title.
gets an acid test tonight against
rangy and ringwide Bobby Dykes.
There appeared little doubt that
Minis, a steady-punching Washing.
ton Negro, and Dykes, a crafty
Texas from San Antonio, would be
ready to stage a real scrap in
their 10-round bout.
1t will be televised at 10 pm:
EDIT, by CHS.
Both will be bearing down extra.
hard because victory could mean
a shot at the world crown now
held by tough Bobo Olson of Hon.
olulu.
If Minis wins-and thus clings t.
his runner-up spot in the National
Boxing Assn. list-he will be in
perfect position to claim a cham
pionship match soon with the win
ner of the forthcoming Olson-Rocky
Castellani 60.
And, if Dykes gets the nod and
breaks Minis 10-straight victory
string (many think he may do it)
Dykes would put himself in a top
challenging position.
On the eve of their scrap, Minis
was favored at rs, but experts
predicted the pair would enter the
ring at even money or with Dykes
possibly holding a slight edge be-
cause of his experience.
Dykes, who has been fighting
professionally since 1916, has
worked his way up from among the
better welterweights to a highly
respected position in the middle
weight class. He has fought more
than twice as many bouts as Minis,
ringing up "a victories in 112 tries,
At of them knockouts. He's lost 10
and fought 5 draws.
Minis has entered the ring 20
times-winning "a, losing II and
getting 4 draws. Only seven of his
victories have been knockouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
.VX-l Defeats
|Hypo keglers

VX-1 took first place honors in
the Navy summer bowling league
by defeating the former league
leaders, the MAS Dispensary ely
pos" VX-1 took all four possible
points.
High man for the night was
Pete Preston, ACC, with a 242
single game and 619 series.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30

Halford; 2bh: Sewalk; HR: Hal
ford; SD: Fleitas; so by: Walker
2, Grooms 6; BIB off: Walker 4,
E. Smith l, Grooms 4; hits off:
Walker 6 in 5 innings, Smith 0 in
/ inning; winner: Grooms; loser:
Walker; umpires: Halpin, Rod
riguez; scorer: Castaneda; time:
l.35.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
PACIFIC COAST

Henry Armstrong was the only
boxer to hold three world champ
ships simultaneously - welter-
weight, lightweight and feather
weight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
Dairy Queen
Defeats VX-I
Park Field

Behind Charles Frank.in's four
hit pitching, Sonar School blasted
Coca Cola Ill in the first game
of a softball doubleheader at Bay
view Park last night.
Franklin coasted to his sixth win
against three losses. He struck
out seven and walked two.
Sonar School jumped on starter
Joe Lewis for three runs,in the first
inning. Lewis, who usually has ex-
cellent control, walked Bill Meyer
and hit Quinn Jones to start the
rally. Jim Nelson hunted safely
to load the bases. A wild pitch
and an error allowed two runs to
come in and Nelson scored the
third run in Mickey Wertz' infield
out. Sonar picked up three more
in the third on a walk, an error,
and singles by Nelson, Wertz, and
Schultz. Franklin's single, a hit
batsman, an error, and Nelson's
double netted Sonar three insur-.
ance runs in the fourth.
Meyers single followed by Quinn
Jones' line drive homer over the
left field fence completed Sonar's
scoring in the fifth.
The lone Coca Cola run resulted
in the third when ]. Rodriguez
walked, went to second on a wild
pitch and scored on Kaki Rodriguez
single to left.
Nelson led Sonar's eleven hit at
tack with double and two singles
in four tries.
In the nightcap, The Dairy Queen
Billiards got back into the win
column with a 6-2 victory over the
last place Ux-1 Flyers.
Grooms, who got his fifth win of
the season, struck out 8 and walk
ed 4.
The Billiards scored six runs in
the first four innings to enable
Grooms to coast to his victory.
James Aritas led the Blizzard at
tack with two singles in three tries.
Box scores:
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Boxing Results
TUESDAYS FIGHTS

DETROIT Charles Liston, 106, St.
Louis, outpointed John Summerlin, 1913.
Detroit, 3.
RICHMOND, Calf. Num- Randie, 1904.
Richmond. knocked out Cleo Lane. l2S,
Oakland, Calf, 4.
SAN JOSE. Calf. -Keeny Teran, III,
Los Angeles. knocked out Tommy Rhett,
lis, Oakland, Calf, 4.
WATERBURY. Conn. Teddy Cred Top)
Davis-Irish Pat Mallane fight postponed to
Wednesday, rain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
Third Bowling
League Formed

On Thursday Of last week the
third bowling league for the city
was organized at the American
Legion home on Stock Island. This
league will be known officially IS
the Commercial Bowling League"
and will be comprised Of the follow.
ing firms within the city of Key
West:
Key West Supply Company
Rollaway Lanes
Monsalvatge Cigar & Candy Co.
Roy's Auto Parts
Lindsey Lumber Company
Johnnies Restaurant
The league bowling night will be
on Friday nights at the Rollaway
Lanes, 1923 Truman Avenue.
Elected to serve as the temper
airy president of the league was
Ralph Goodall, of the .Rollaway
Lanes. Elected to serve with
Goodau as temporary-treasurer
was Charles Elder of Key West
Supply Co.
With the forming of this league,
Key West now has an opportunity
to break away from the Greater
Maimi bowling area and establish
it's own Key West Bowling Area
under the American Bowling Con-
gress.
Official competitive bowling for
the Commercial League will COM
mence' on Friday, July 2, at 7:45
pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
Major League
Leaders

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING = snider, Brooklyn. $40.
RUNS Musial, st. Louis, "a.
RUNS BATTED m Musial, St. Louis, u.
HITS -Schoendienst. St. Louis, 10I.
DOUBTLESS nider. Brooklyn, a..
TRIPLES Scheendienst. St. Louis. Q.
HOME RUNS Mays, New York and
Musial, st. Louis, "a.
STOLEN BASES Brlton, Milwaukee, Is.
PITCHING Wilson. Milwaukee, SO,
1000.
STRKEoUTs -Haddix. st. Louis. o,
american LEAGUE
BATTTNG-Avila, Cleveland, 1858.
RUNS-Fox and Mlnoso, Chicago, so.
RUNS BATTED IN Minoso, Chicago, g..
HITS Fox, Chicago, 81.
DOUBLES-V Vernon, Washington, 49,
TRIPLES Runnels, Washington, IL.
HOME RUNS osen, Cleveland, Il.
STOLEN BASES - Jensen, Boston and
Rivera, Chicago, 10.
800.
STRKEoUTS Turiey. Baltimore, 90.
On a regulation diamond, the
pitchers box is 60 feet 6 inches
from home r,late.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30

ian Wehmeier pitched a seventh
hutout.
Stan Musial hit his cath home
un, tying Willie Mays of the Giants
or the league lead. but the Car
finals continued to sink deeper into
econd division. Gus Bell led the
cincinnati attack with a home run
md two singles and the Redlegs
took advantage of two errors and
three hit batsmen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
Coea.Cola ~

Score by innings: r. H. L.
Sonar School 800 302 Oil II l
Coca-Cola - 001 900 o. 4 8
RBI: Jones 2, Nelson 8, Wertz
3. Shultz 2, K. Rodriguez; 2bh:
Nelson; HR: Jones; DIP: Warren
to K Rodriguez to Brown; so
by: Lewis 2, Warren /, Franklin
Z; BIB off: Lewis 2, Warren 2,
Franklin 2; hits off: Lewis 3 in
, 1/3 innings, Warren 8 in 4 2/3
innings; winner: Franklin; loser:
Lewis; unpires: Rodriguez and
Halpin; scorer: Castaneda; time:
1.29.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
SOUTH ATLANTIC

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Augusta Q. Savannah s
Macon 3, Jacksonville 0
Montgomery z. Columbia 2
Charlotte II. Columbus II
WEDNESDAYS SCHEDULE
Savannah at Augusta
Jacksonville at Macon
Columbia At Montgomery
Charlotte at Columbus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30

Jack Gorge, backcourt ace of
the Philadelphia Warriors in the
N. B. A., has switched from bas-
ket ball to baseball. He is play.
ing for Lancaster, Pa, in the Class
B Piedmont League.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS GAMES
Detroit at Chicago
Cleveland at Baltimore
Washington at Philadelphia
New York at Boston
TUESDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 5, Baltimore
New York IL, Boston 5
Philadelphia 3, Washington z
Detroit 100. Chicago SIS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30

WEDNESDAYS GAMES
Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
st. Louis at Cincinnati
Chicago ut Milwaukee
TUESDAYS RESULTS
New York 4, Brooklyn (l3 inninxs)
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 0
Cincinnati IL. st. Louis
Milwaukee 2, Chicago o
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30

RBI: Smith. Sewalk, Angueira,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-30
Sonar School Blasts Coca
Cola In City League Play
Baseball Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-12
Chester Community
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CHESTER The CUES
minister at the Community
church on Sunday, August 8,
was the Rev. william VoekelC
of the Inner city Parish of
Cleveland. Mrs. Donald Wells
of Burton was guest organist.
The new choir director is
Millard F. Widner of Cleveland.
Family Night
The family fellowship supper
Of the Community church mem
bers and friends will be held
on Wednesday, August IS at
Morrow's Picnic park, M a y
field rd The picnic supper will
be served at $50 pm. Bring
well filled baskets and table
service. A program will fol-
low.
The Rev. Townley and Mrs.
Roy Eddy were at Camp Owens,
Marion, o., as faculty mem
bers for the Congregational Jun
ior camp held there.
Mrs. Lena Cottrell Moss was
hostess to the Dorcas circle on
Thursday at her home on May
field I'd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-12
CMrdon Church Pastor
Resigns 5fptembvl l

cation area south of Grand
Coulee Dam.
Rev. Hostetler Will have
charge of church extension
project which involves building
two new churches.
Farms are being sold in the
immense area with servicemen
having first chance. A large
increase in population is expect
ed. School houses are b eing,
made available until the church
eS are built. A site has been
donated for a church.
Rev. Hostetler and his fami-
ly will reside in Mesa Eltopia,
25 miles north of Pasco, Wash.
He will be under the Washing
ton Congregational Conference.