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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

BARNABY WOODS-A beaut. brick
and frame home on an so It. wide
lot with fine shade trees and many
dogwoods. Wide center hall. lv. rm.
with firepl.. leads to screened porch,
study and powder rm., beaut. din.
rm.. kit, large breakfast rn.. serv-
ants lavatory; 3 lse. bedrms. and .
baths on End floor; storage attic;
paneied rec. rm. with frepl., gas
heat; garage. Ripping brook. ter
races and garden flowers are added
features. INEz CUsHARD. EN-
BLESSED SACRAMENT--4 blks. e.
circle D. C. . hedrms. 3 baths,
brick excel. cond. ard hn. Under
S25.000 OWNER EN-. 10000.
BRIGHTWoOD-Det.. 6 rms, 3 bed
rooms. front and rear porch; granite
firepl.; bsmt. law; oil h.-w.h.; ALL
elec. kit. and hot-water heater; sep
garage; full bsmt.; lse. fenced yard;
high elevation; excel. transp.; mr..
schools and stores. H. j. CARTER.
BRfGHTWooD. sac Madison st. NV.
Colonial brick. 8 rms. 2 incl. heated
sun porches. mod. kit. full bsmt.,
gas h.-w.h.. 2-car garage; eony
to transp.. shopping; 81. 1000 down.
Shown BY appt. only. DAWN REAL
ESTATE, 607 Kennedy St. NV TU.
2-222S. RA. 3-56So. 30
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PRESIDENTIAL
GARDENS

DRIVE OUT. SEE GLORIOUS
COURTS OF PIONEERING TREES
One or 2-bedrm. apis. Of
prewar Spaciousness with Q
exposures and outside balcony.
Ample parking. laundry facils..
individual storage space in
each bldg. Secretarial service.
IN COLONIAL TRADITION
OF historic ALEXANDRIA
Loc. Mt. Vernon ave. and
Russell I'd. 8 buslines. Only
minutes to downtown and
Pentagon.
ONCE on premises. Open
weekdays, 8 to 8; Sat-. 8 to
6: Sun. 10 to 6. Call TIE.
6-4400 for directions.
NEWLY FURN. SUITES ALSO AVAIL
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$110
HA. 2-7234

1903 VAN NESS ST. NV.
WILL REDECORATE
Large 3-bedrm., 2-bath home in ex-
cellent location, "a block on Wis
ave; garage, full basement with
additional bath; gas heat. screened
porch; rent. $165 per mo. Call Mr.
Hughes, with H. c. SMITHY CO.,
R11 18th st NV ST 3-320n
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HOUSES uNFURhlsHEp Cont.

FAIRFAX--Rambler. new; 4 rooms
elec. kit; acre. Crescent 3-1356. $50
~ GIRARD ST. NE, off Mich. ave.
recently redecorated; rooms. bath
transp.; S100 mo. M. PAUL HAN.
NAN. 732 18th st. NV. ME. S-4l00
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont.

CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. home, 4 bed
Maids Maid rms' 1a'ns $3.50. Gen. MRS 'ac cLYpE s6T
c. HUNTINGTON, OIL. 2-2635, EN-.
2-S3S3. is
SILVER SPRING - Five-room fur
nished modern bungalow. Screened
side porch and fenced yard. Adults
only. Four months, available May
15 through Sept. Is, JU. S-4220.
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WEST HYATTSVILLE

Three-bedroom. 2-story brick; full
basement. nice lot. gas air-condi-
toned heat.
Newly decorated throughout: con-
Transportation situated in a COM
pany owned and operated subdi-
vision.
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SEAT PI,EASAN

SEAT PLEASANT
71S 71st ave. Gust off Geo. Palmer
hwy Very clean and neat 2-bed-
rm. semidet. brick home; gas heat;
$50 per mo. Call Mr.. Smith with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411:
ewes AID A-OS71 -I2
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4G11 ANIL N. /. AVE. NE.
8 3-bedrm. row brick: $3.50 per mo-
Call Mr.. Smith with FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l411: ewes. AID
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
GEORGETOWN
OPEN 3 TO 5 PM.

TWo-story restored white brick. 2S10
ST.. east of Wisconsin ave. Large
recention hall Dining room seats
10 Living room faces south garden.
modern Kitchen. 8 twin-sized beu-
rooms. = baths Porch on master
bedroom New gas furnace. Laun-
dry Garage available. $4,000.
Exclusively with Mrs. Mathew Finn,
SANDOZ. INC, Q Dupont Circle.
d.. 7-f234. Ewes. NO. 7-5302.
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GLOVER PARK

Seldom will you find one Of the better
2-bedroom houses ike this for sale
in this popular neighborhood. Let
me tell you about it.. Call evenings,
EN-. 3-5049 or OIL. 4-2S06.
List Your Home With
KIRKs REALTY CO.. Realtors
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WHEATON, Bedrooms. $115
KENSlNGTON-2 Bedrooms. S96.50
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
10. 4-64oo. Lo. 5-ss54.
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I744 Auth ST. Sc.
3 3-bedrm. senidet. brick; rec. rm..
fenced yard; S95 per mo. Call Mr..
Smith with FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
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5S12 MASS. AVE.-GLENMAR PIX.
Det. brick. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, liv
rm., din. rm,. kit. full hsmt., gar.
side-screened porch. S160 mo. Avail
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1858 N. 14th ST. ARL.. VA.
Three bedrms. and bath on End A.;
lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit; all ex-
cellently furn.; full bsmt.. auto.
heat; lovely grounds; Sl50 month
FRED A. SMITH
lib 18th st. NV. EX. 3-24S9
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CARRY-OUT SHOP, on busy st. at
bus and Streetcar transfer points;
boxes and frozen custard. Coming
into busy season; living quarters
above store; must sell, owner has
other interests. Call after 10 am,
II 9-QRRI 1QR
Evening star., 1954-04-17

40IS 5th ST. N.W.-Loyely 6-rm.-
and-bath brick home: bsmt, oil
heat; conv. to everything; S110 mo.
M. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st.
n " ME 2-4100 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

IS Prs. Selection Of Sample Curtains
in vorious styles, eoors and fobrics 1910 99e TO
As " 329o 1919
y Prs. Chrome Toffeto and Royon
FolIe Pillow Shoms. Various coiors. 299to
As is! Co. " 4oo 9os
5 somple Bedspreods, several coIors IS to 5000
As 1 1875 800
IS Solid Color Coverets OF Everooze
Pique CoverIets. Pressed weave.
permanent finish, quilted effect 8.95 1873
White VenpIex Venetian Blinds
n" wide, Sc" long 800 sSs
Lansburghs- DRAPERIES-Fourth Floor
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maternity DRESSES

7 Maternity dresses, two-piece style.
royon toffoson with pleoted blouse.
famous moke, black, navy, powder
blue, sizes II to l4----
II Maternity dresses, two-piece styles,
famous make, royon crepe. royon
foilIe. royon toffeto -------
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DRESSES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

CALIFORNIA
CORDUROY
RAINCOATS
Va price

Reg. 22e5 ----z-----lo.so
Done with the doshine California flair! Pinwole
corduroy coots with jockey hot! Grond for roin or
shine wear! Classic style con be worn by anyone.
Green, GOLD, oquo, rust, sizes to Is in the
group.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COATS-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

80 lrreeuIors. Sheer ond 40 Denier
NyIon Trieot Blouses; sizes 81 ond
70 Cotton and Wool Jersey Blouses,
short and "a sleeve. Assorted styles I
and colors; sizes 81 and SO in group
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

do Az; Donald Wilson 100 Lyle
hart Az,
Apr, dorothy whitmorp, 500
Rondo Az; Mr., A. J. Todd. asa
Rundo Az. John Cotton, 88a Lyle
hart Az; Loren TIrpln, 9Re w,
wheelock Pkwy.; Mrs, J, Holman.
Gas St Anthony Az; Mr., c. II,
Parker. 100 Rondo Az
Apr, o Dolores Walker, Aai 81,
Anthony Az, India Il, Allen, $40
N. Western Az; Mrs Robert
Shoffner, pSS 81, Anthony Av,i
Lyman H. Myers Jr, Sos Iglehart
Az. Mrs, William Stewart. $50
st. Anthony Az.
Apr. Mr., Huron Shelton. eos
Kent St MrR Henry Johnson. ITO
1t Anthony Az. Mrs Louis Keith
b72 W. Central Az.
Apr. = Archie Anderson Jr,
$50 Rond Az: Della HATr0wRy,
G26 Carroll Az Bherrie Lee Ma
lingo, 807 w. Central Az; EulA
NJ Camp. 62a Carroll Az Mrs
Anna Blair. I'll ~. Anthony Az
Mrs. John c. Few. SAS IEiehart
Az; Viola y. Watson. 900 Rondo
Az; Miss Constance Brown. 03i
81, Anthony Az: Mrs. Frank
GAmbol. $50 81 Anthony AV.I
Ronald Robinson. TOO Rondo Az.
Dianns NJ. Moore, s7I st. Anthony
Az, David Richard Berry, bps w,
Central Az: John Brown Jr.. $40
IElshArt Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

Bethesda Baptist church on We'd
.nesday, April 7 at s p. m.
Famous Guest: Joe Louis who
came to the city to referee the
Dick Raines-Abe KaShey wrest-
ling match, was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Hughes, 1858 Fourth
Av. s. on Monday evening March
p, Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. Louis are
old friends.
Omission: Guests names omit
ted in last weeks account OF the
shower for Denise Rainey, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack RRiney
Of 2Si6 Elliot Av. are Mrs.
Blanche Mayes, Mrs. Jennie Hail
Of 81. Paul and a gift was re-
ceived from Mrs. Helen Newhart
Of Tuscon, Ariz.
willing Worker Club Meeting {:
The Willing Workers Club Of
Bethesda Baptist church will meet
at the home Of the president, Mrs.
Leola Young. 5l2 Twelfth Av. s.
on Thursday, April s at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Ruby Hill will be hostess.
OD.T. Club Met; Mrs. Edwin
Carr, 3e42 Fifth Av. s., was hos
tess to the oD.T. Club on Satur-
day evening. March ~. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Asbury and Mrs. Roma
Vatsell were guests Of the hos
teas. The next meeting viii be at
the home OF Mrs. Robert Cochran.
$685. Fourth Av. s. on April -.
Mrs. Edwin Carr Is president.
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STARBEAMS

nm Vaughn. Kansas City Star
The impending split-up Of Sid
Caesar and Tmogsns Coca win BE-
the most radical thing Of Its kind
since frankfUrters moved In and
broke up that old team Of sausr'
kraut and spare ribs.
The fellow at the next desk
wonders where single girls put all
the junk that won't NJ In their
handbags The married ones. Of
course dump Il In their husbands
shirt drawer.
Next 70 making straight As In
Greek. the sursst way 10 anony-
nifty In college that we know Of
IL TO play ShortstOp on the varsity
baseball nine.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAFOLIs RIRTMDAYs

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Apr, , Richard T. Morrow. TOO
GirRrd AV. N.
Apr. Mrs. r. II. Stovall, 1905
Firth Az s.. Russell Smith. 36ls
Fourth Az s: II, X. Anderson,
2hS Marquette Az. Louise X, Mos
by, 1873 Seventh St r.. Louis
whitloCk sr.. 1854 Clinton Az:
Miss Carol Allen, 900 &c. goth 81.
Apr 8 James SimmE. DOT FIRE.
mont Az. N; Marian Thompson.
1888 Fourth Av q.
Apr 9 Michael MRlloy, 2p2h
Pennsylvania Az. Charles May.
weather, 1919 " Franklin Az;
Mrs Margaret Ford. 723 Emerson
Az N. Mrs Roy l.. Jackson, SOS
Seventh Az. N; Charles Crockett,
sos Fremont Az. ". Dolores Hen.
son, 500 Aldrich Az N.
Apr, James W. Ward, 37S7
Fourth Az r.: Rev. Henry w.
Bolts, sr.. 1919 Lyndale Az N:
TaImAdgs d. Carey sr.. 37Oa Firth
Az. s.; William Mccoy. i207
Olson Highway. Charles white
1859 Smelling Av
Apr & Stanley Gardner. ga
Bryant Az. NJ; Mrs. Maude Patss,
zoos Oakland AV.; Mrs. Theodore
Dean. 1901 Bryant Az. N; Mrs,
Elizabeth Taylor. $40 E 4iSt 1t
Apr. o Mrs. u, X. Jones, 1914
r. Fourth 81.
Out Of Town BIFthdRyH-
Apr, 4 Mr.. George Adams. Du'
Iuth. MINI, Mrs. Marvel Jackson
Cooke, New York city; N. BtalIin
Duluth. MINI.
April B-Mrs. Florence Johnson
Los Angeles, Calf
Apr. 7 Ray YsatsS. Bronx. N
Y: Mrs. orbert Kelly. California.
Apr, . Mrs. Mae Jones, Phila'
delphia, Pa
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Hosts To Lester Granger Mr. and Mrs George Pillsbury
Lake Minnetonka hosts luncheon Lester Granger
OF New York CITY on Saturday March 81 Other guests included
members of the Minneapolis Urban League board civic
and industry leaders and Urban LEAGUE staff memhers
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Twin City Maids and Nations
Bridge Club: Mrs. o. B. Williams
AS First Av. s. was hostess to
the Twin City Maids and Matrons
Bridge Club on Saturday evening,
March 20. Guest prizes were won
by Mines. Earl Brent, Paul S.
Curry and H. 8. Brown. first, sec
ond and third respectively. Other
guests included the Mines. James
K. Allen. David Francis and John
Patton. Mines. Patton and Francis
were score keepers and were cash
given a gift. Club prizes were won
by Mrs. Donald Brady. first: Mrs.
r. s. Underwood. second and Mrs.
Nora McCracken, third. The next
meeting will be on April %, with
Mrs. Donald Brady Sr., as hostess.
Mr.. Williams had the Messrs. r.
8. Underwood, H. c. Combs, II. s.
DAOSh AAAd Caflu FEhllClb as his
guests and they also played
bridge.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles d. Curry and family, 1896
Fifth Av. s., had as their dinner
guests on Monday evening. March
20. Mrs. Rhoda Boggs Bridwell, a
member Of the Porgy and Bess
cast and her husband, Mr.. Thomas
Z. Bridwell. An enjoyable evening
was spent listening to interesting
accounts Of sights and travels re-
lated by Mrs. Bridwell.
Bethesda Senior Missionary So
ciety: Mrs. Betty Jackson. 1917
Olson Highway will be hostess to
the Senior Missionary Society Of
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL 4

Vets Club DR. and Mrs George Berry, 915 St Anthony
Az, were hosts 10 the Vets Club Saturday March "a
Around The Clock Club; The Misses Dolores and Jewel
Sears 406 Rondo A hosSos TO the Around The Clock
Club Sunday March IS Mrs Jean NeSbt 1910 Emerson
Az n elected publicity charman The noxt meeting win
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Minnesota Eyewitness
by BRENDA UELAND

laugh the cigarette companies II has
smoking health
the pink advertisements proclaim
Heretofore have able newspaper
smoking billions dollars advertising
companies you really
against smoking
am the Carrie Nation smoking fanatic sclfreformed
for ascbe rubber heart and general
bOceness And rescued lot OF people from the dreadful
pnche bilious straight of the tobacco habit Though not
allowed about family be-
come such CALLING bore TO them)
But anywayIt makes YOU nervous and ndoent at the
yelloer should
though you leprusy
tastes like the inside moormans mt automatic
capaes makes the
dot-now people talk listeners
accomphshy But this because has dried the
wider the dcHey and opuence Of oreStcness and color
tranquil spirit ToIstoy essay. why
said the thing though different words the Medical
Journal about 1.-TWO cigarettes does It. You don't need
to wait a hfstime).
few years ago. smoking
Aundced meRnchohA Lake Cal
say begin why better
/ would saying Achilles vikings
kadeScopng imagination that he used $4,000 words He had not
weakened his imagination by smoking the doctors the
vasoconscor action the caArss of nicotine But then Sir
Walter Raleigh brought back tobacco from Virginia and they all
began smoking and that why writer has been good
Shakespeare"
Red wildly for counter argument Rex
phantly
Then he would home smoking and
then rushing weakening saying
Quick Another lecture why should moke"on what
freedom idcscen mpd wild freedom and
fresh wild flower Star that grubby
pedestrian smoking "Knue
Athletes who type
smoking helps athlete a falSchood a fraud"
But Churchill smokes" he'd
Yes, a great say But q might
have stopped the War instead
time smoking about be able make
fair comparison"
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Let All OF Us Say

Today will be a good day. l will
try to make It the best day Of
my life!
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Gogartys tells long
don't back" spirited
ineooy It entertaining when
png for what they plan black haired girl engaged
haired decided their children
because OF the coor black We old
unnamed little liked
aound his 81 though What's
got calling
kitty Tor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

DO at the Phyllis whcatley House,
500 Alduch Av N. on Sunday,
April IL.
New RrOthcr; Donald Junior
now has a little brother sharing
the spotlight with him at S25 N.
Chatsworth, His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Lewis Sr, presented
him was a now playmate on
March 20, in st, Joseph hospital.
Baby has been named Gary Eu.
gene. The chiidron'N maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs,
Marion Miller OF Cotton Plant,
Ark, Patcrnai grandmother IL
Mrs, Vera Lewis OF Chicago,
Cameo Social Club Meeting f.,
Mrp, trim Clark, ITO St Anthony
Az, entertained the Cameo Social
Club ON Saturday evening, March
~, Following the business meet
ing n SoclA hour and u delicious
supper were enjoyed by those pre-.
sent The next meeting will be at
the home Of Mr. Theobald Gun.
ninghRm. 500 Fuller Az.
New AddrrAai Mr. and Mra.
Nathaniel Hardy and family, for
morly Of psS IElehArt are now re-.
siding In their newly purchased
home al pTS Carroll Az,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

Lord Byron said Easy writing reading"
Tame said Of book what not
not new. How that be! n
unless find Il Two plus fve" that something
surprising and tiny revelation The world divided
people who like ideas 1.-TWO plus plus
four and costs nineteen dollars fifty cens) should
each other And this leads TO think Of the
would margin In
Walter Scott beside the Scottish highlands
write Depicts nature the Bible beside the
Shows spiritual attitude toward life"
find this 1 mothers notebook 1899
who for the Senator"
at the Senate and for the people" Kind aprOpoa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

Teacher; with a single stroke
Of his brush. the painter could
change a smiling face TO a frOwn-
ing one"
Small boy: 80 can my mother"
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Apr D Elmer A. Graham, 20
W. Lawrence, Hyland A, Stokes
Jr,. Tsa Aurora Az; Mr.. CisnnIe
q. Perry, S7s oaiter st.; Rev
Lincoln Berry, SOS W. Central Az.
Mrs Lulu NJ. Rowland. bia Fuller
Az
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WEDDING
ANNIVE RSARIES
SIT. PAUL

ST. PAUL
Apr 8 Mr. and Mrs. Drexel
Pugh. s72 Carroll Av., is years.
Apr. 9-Mr. and Mrs. Royal
crowford, 522 st. Anthony Az, six
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

Bethesda Senior Missionary So
ciety: Mrs. Betty Jackson. 1917
Olson Highway viii be hostess to
the Senior Missionary Society Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

usE WANT Ans
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1T. PAUL RIRTIIDAYs

Apr, , Mrs. Louise Jones, $40
Rondo Az; Mrs. william England.
l74 81. Anthony Az: Mrs. E.
Leon Ramsey. g63 ~. Anthony
Az.
Apr, = Mrs. Louis CasOR, 1885
Thomas Az: Mrs. William Clark.
6I6 w. Central Az; Mr.. William
England, 474 g. Anthony Az;
Mrs Della IIolsomback. ESQ Ron.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
6Ievelu nd's Lead
Over Chicago Up

Robin Roberts applied his white
wash brush to the Pirates for the
third straight time.
1t was his 18th victory. He had
IL by this date a year ago.
Nothing comes easy to the Cubs
these days. After losing II straight
they built up go lead over Mil
waukee in eight innings only to
have the Braves rally for five in
the last of the ninth. The Cubs
ended the month with 81 losses in
Is starts.
Rockies sparkled for the Cardin-
ais. Joe Cunningham, playing his
first major league game drove in
five runs at Cincinnati with a home
run and a single. Brooks Law
renee, making his second start,
won his second game. Rip RepulSki
homered twice for st. Louis.
Mike Garcia handcuffed Balti-
more on four singles and Larry
Dolby gave him the only run he
really needed with a 4OO-foot no.
mer.
A ninth-inning homer by Bill
futile sent the White Sox down
to defeat. The Sox had rallied for
two runs to tie he score in he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
BY BEN PHLEGAR
AP SporfsWriter

The Cleveland Indians and New
York Giants greeted July in first
place today, but they probably
were a little sorry to see June
fade from the calendar.
In the last 80 days every one
of the other IA major league teams
lost ground in the pennant races.
Cleveland was in first place a
month ago but added two games
to its margin over Chicago and half
game over the third-place New
York Yankees.
The National League race fell
apart in June, leaving only the
Giants and Brooklyn as solid con-
tenders with Philadelphia an out
side possibility.
The Giants turned in the best
record ever compiled for the
month of June in the modern his
tory of the majors. They won "a
out of % games and moved from
third place, game and a half out
of the lead, into a three-game adj
vantage over second-place Brook
Ign.
The Dodgers had an excellent
21-8 mark for the month but
dropped from. a single game be-
hind to three. The Phils fell 612
more games off the pace; Cincin-
natl, 91a; St. Louis, IL; Pittsburgh,
111a; Milwaukee, IL in a nosedive
from first to fourth place, and
Chicago, II.
The ground lost by American
league teams also was considerable
although not as much as in. the
senior circuit. In addition to the
half-game loss by the Yankees and
the 2 games by the White Sox,
the Philadelphia Athletics lost 5l2;
Washington and Baltimore, 8 each;
and Boston and Detroit, 10 each.
On the final day of the month
the Giants whipped Brooklyn So,
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh
80, st. Louis crushed Cincinnati
11-3 and Chicago broke an 11-game
losing streak with a 81 decision
over Milwaukee in the National
League.
Cleveland shaded Baltimore 20
Chicago bowed to Detroit 4-3, Bos
ton tripped the Yankees 81 anC
Philadelphia edged Washington 81
in the American League.
Johnny Antonelli won his It'll
game and became the second left
handler to beat the Dodgers thi.
season as the Giants made it two
straight over their bitter rivals
New York broke up a 81 thriller
with three in the eighth on foul
walks and a single by White!
Lockman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
FUUOrite
Dra1Us LIST
Round Bye

Will Pearce, chairman of
the Casa Marina Tennis
Committee, today announced
the drawings and the sched-
ule for the Invitational Ten
mis- Tournament sponsored
by the Casa Marina Hotel to
be held over the .4th of July
holidays.
There will be fourteen Navy and
Key West tennis players partici-
pating in the elimination matches
with the pairings for the first
round drawn as follows: 1t. Cmdr.
Joe Antink, who is seeded number
one and favored to win the tour
nament, drew a bye; 1t. r. Verril
VS.. 1t. R. Mclean; I. CarbonelI
VS.. DR.. Shepard; Jack Sellers VS..
P. Varela, the former city cham
pion; P. Romero VS.. 1t. L. Rein.
hart; L. Carey VS.. E. Allen; w.
Cleare VS.. w. Pearce, and John
Sellers, who is seeded number two,
drew a bye.
First Round matches are SEIZED.
uled for 9 o'clock Saturday morn
ing, with the quarter final matches
played in the afternoon. The Semi
final matches will be played Sun
day afternoon at o'clock and the
final match will take place or
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Exact playing time for each
match will be posted in Pete's
Sugar Bowl, on White Street.
Emmett Commit, manager of the
Casa Marina Hotel, will award the
Casa Marina Invitational TENN:
Tournament trophy to the winner
There will also be a trophy award
ed the runner-up..
The public is cordially invited t.
attend these matches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-01
ALL-STAR ROSTER
IS NAMED TO-DAY

The Key West All Stars have
named their lineup for three holi-
day weekend clashes with the Cir
culo Cubano nine of Tampa. The
first game will be played Satur-
day at 8 p. m. in the Wickers Field
Stadium with a doubleheader Stat
ed to start at Z p. m. Sunday.
The roster: D. Roberts, j. Hen
riquez, Bunny Villareal, Kaki Rod
riquez, r. Carey, P. Rodriguez, v.
Vidal, Cal Greenwood, Biff Salga-
do, AL Pazo, Danny Lastres, C. But
Ter, r. Santana, ]. Rodriguez, c.
Valdez, T. Anguierra, and J. Lewis.
The All-Stars will be facing a
dangerous pair of mound aces in
Tampa's Burns a 200 pound former
pro hurler who has plenty of speed
and Karnsriddle, a pitcher with
plenty of stuff. Both are heavy hit
tiers. Karnsriddle hit .318 and Burns
1881 in the first half of Tampa's
Social League.