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improved horse in the field with
recent victories in the Sheridan
Handicap and the American
Derby Preview, worked a handy
six furlongs yesterday in 1:094s.
This was one-flfth of a second
under the American turf mark
for the distance. set by Adap-
ton at Washington Park on Au-
gust 7. 1852.
The battle of the Willies--
Shoemawer and Hartack-will
continue in the American Derby
since Hartack will be riding Par
ador. Hartack now has 249 VIC
tories in 1855 and Shoemaker
has 246.
Summer Solstice, who will be
ridden by veteran Johnny
Adams. breezed six furlongs in
1:13as yesterday.
Steve Brooks will be up on
Ambiguous, while Dave Scurlock
will ride Honeys Alibi. Pete An
derson will substitute on Traffic
Judge for Dave Erb, who is Ill
Originally, Eddie Arcaro was
to have ridden Traffic Judge. but
he will remain in the East tc
ride in two Saratoga stakes.
Tenney still rates Traffic Judge
as the main threat to Swaps
in the Derby.
ANY colt that can come within
a half a length of Nashua al
the wire like Traffic Judge die
in the Classic can be a mighty
rough colt to handle" Tenney
said.
If all six horses start tomor-
row, the winners share of $146,.
AIS gross will be $50. 500.
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Coast Girls Meet
For USGA Title

FLORENCE, S. c., Aug. 10 up
Two teen-agers far from home
Carole 10 Kabler of Roseburg
Greg, and jeanne Gunderson Of
Seattle, met here today in an 49,
hole match for the United States
Golf Association girls junior
championship.
Each registered a 2-and-1 vic.
tory in yesterdays semiflnals
Carole 10 eliminated Betsy Cul-
len of Tulsa, Okla. and jeanne
prevailed over Anne Quasi OF
Everett, Wash.
Miss Kabler, beaten in the
first round last year by Wifi
Smith, who went on to take the
title. has played rs holes in win
ming her five matches. six more
than Miss Gunderson, Both
finalists are entered in next
weeks National Amateur for
Women at Charlotte, N. c.
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Altman Macy
In SernifinaIs

First 1t. Richard Macy. rep
resenting the European-Africa
Conference, today lived up to
his advance billing as a threat
for the 1855 Air Force World
Wide Tennis championships by
Idecisively beating fourth-seeded
lit. Col. Thomas w. Bonner
Alaskan, Conference 81, 81,
as play resumed after yester-
days rain-out.
Macy pulled out all the stops
lin defeating the 1916 champion,
In the second set. after losing
the first game. the former Miami
University star swept through
the next six without effort. He
lis now in the semifinal round
where he will meet the winner
lof the 1t. Col. Robin Hippen-
Istiel, Northeast Conference, ver-
sus James Dye, Pacific Coast, en-
counter.
Dye completed his postponed
match with Glenn Land. Far
East Conference. this morning.
The former had won the first
Iset 60, and was leading 20.
Land evehed the score but then
Dye moved ahead a., and held
service to run the set out 6-3,
Top-seeded Airman SIC Whit
Iney Reed. Great Plains Confer
ence, for the first time displayed
his true form today in over
Iwhelming Rugh Ditzler, Far
East Conference, 81. 81.
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COLUMBUS, Ga, Aug. Is
(SpeciaD .-Deane Beman of Be-
thesda. Md, who Is scoring bet
ter than he did in the qualifying
tournament in Maryland. was
six strokes behind the leader as
the international Jaycee Junior
tournament passed the halfway
mark today.
The 17-year-old Beman. who
won the South Florida Amateur
crown earlier this year. yester-
day tackled on a one-over-par rs
to his opening SO for a 142. good
enough for a three-way tie for
fourth place at the midway
point. That total was four
strokes better than his qualify
ing score in Maryland.
Phil Rodgers of San Diego,
Calf. shot q two-under 10 yes
terday to move ahead of the
pack by three strokes with q 1876.
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TORONTO. Aug. 10 (P.-
Arnold Palmer. a recruit to COLTS
money ranks, is heading toward
an all-time low score in the
Canadian Open championship.
Right now. he's making a mess
of par figures.
Palmer, 1854 United States
Amateur champion from Latrobe,
Pa, headed 102 golfers into the
second half of the 72-hole tour
nament today with a 13-under-
par 1911 built on rounds of 81
and Ct. At the rate he's going,
the 26S mark set by South
Africa's Bobby Locke in l947 is
well within his reach.
Palmer's rounds were good
enough to send him into a two
stroke lead over Jackie Burke,
jr.. of Kiamesha Lake. N. Y.
who put together a 81 and Sc
for 1873. Charles Sifford, the
first-day leader with a record
equa1ing SO for any one round
in the 46-year history of the
Open. blew to IA over the 6.428-
yard par u Weston Club course.
The Philadelphia Negro was
two under par after three holes.
but the pressure was too much
for him. He fiuffed easy puts,
scrambled to hit even-par fig
ures in the first nine and went
two over coming home.
Yesterdays best score was a
IS by Dave Douglas Of Newark,
Del. who won the Open two
years ago. Edmonton's Henry
Martell and 30 Winninger of
Oklohoma City each posted Cos
Martell now has 1877 after his
first-round II and Winninger,
who shot an opening round 73
has 1879.
Stan Leonard of Vancouver
who started the second round
in third place with 66, made
q fine recovery after a disastrous
tee shot on the first hole for
a SO. This gave him a 1875
Just one stroke behind Tommy
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10 PAGERS Try Again Tonight
In $71,O4O Yonkers Futurity

the Nations foremost 3-year-old
/ sidewheelers in action.
Quick Chief. owned by John
Froelich, a Long Island potato
farmer. had been bet down to 3
to when the race was post
Iponed. He is expected to go off
tonight as the heavy favorite
under the guidance of Bill
Haughton.
The odds board showed the
second choice at 3 to ! was
!Libby's Boy from Dave Resnick's
Peter Pan Farm of Washington,
Pa. odds on the others were in
double figures.
Quick Chief, known chiefly
for his speed on a half mile
track such as Yonkers Raceway,
and Libby's Boy. considered bet
ter on a mile oval, are considered
the outstanding candidates for
.3-year pacing honors this year.
The Chief is eligible. but Libby's
Boy is not, for the little Brown
jug at Delaware, Ohio. on Sep
TENDER %.
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recent Miss Washington contest.
who will reign as queen of the
races.
Miss Launt. a Silver Spring
lass. has been chosen Miss
Lavender Hill Mob" by the rae
ing group which built the Marl-
boro course early this year and
has been one of the sponsors of
the three summer sports car
events there.
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Johnson Leoguers
Receive Awards

The Mandell Chevrolet and
Brightwood Lions Club baseball
teams in the Walter johnson
Leagues picked up their cham
pionship Vophies yesterday at
the Burlington Hotel. The IS
members Of each team also re-
ceived gold baseballs.
The occasion was the Junior
Chamber of Commerce awards
luncheon honoring Mandell
Chevrolet as the Minor (l2-and-
under) League champion and
Brightwood as the Major GA
and-under) winner. Bill Werber,
former major league infielder,
was the guest speaker.
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YONKERS, N. Y, Aug ~ up
Ten 3-yesr-old PAGERS. headed
by Quick Chief and Libby's Boy
will try again tonight to settle
their argument in the mile and
one-sixteenth $71,040 william C
Cane Futurity at Yonkers Race
way.
The race. richest in history
for PAGERS, originally was
scheduled for last night but was
postponed when a driving rain
turned the oval into something
that looked more like a river
than a racing strip.
Four races had been held and
bettingstarted on the Futurity
when George P. Monaghan, the
New York State harness racing
commissioner and racing stew
ards decided the track was i'm
safe. The track refunded the
$S7.626 that had been wagered
and gave rain checks to the
1902 fans who braved the ad-
verse weather conditions to see
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Clyde Freeman Plays
In Tennis Semifinuls

xENIA, Ohio, Aug. 10 P.-
Clyde Freeman of Washington.
D. c., third seeded, meets Bob
Ryland of Nashville, Tenn, top
seeded, in mems singles semi
finals today of the American
Tennis Association tournament.
Freeman advanced with an
8-3, 3-6, 6-3 victory yester-
day over 1t. Col. w. A. Camp
bell of Tuskegee, Ala. Harold
Freeman, brother of Clyde, was
ousted by Vernon Morgan of
New York, 4--6, 6-3. 6-3.
Ryland disposed of Ronald
Charity of Richmond, Va, rs.
60.
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Dartmouth Loses
z Football Players

HANOVER. N. H. Aug. 10 tPl.
Dartmouth College officials
learned today that two players
who figured heavily in the In
dians' football plans have been
sidelined with injuries.
/. Center Frank Fritz SimmS
Of Clarks Green, Pa. a regular
as a sophomore last year. was
injured in an auto accident and
will not be able to participate in
any physical activity for at least
six months.
Fullback Tom Hall. Traverse
City. Mich. will be unavailable
to the 1855 squad because of an
operation on his hand which has
not healed properly.
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Title PIoy Tonight
In Virqiniq Leagues

The Alexandria Junior Major
League begins its championship
playoff and the Mount Vernon
Lee Pony League will finish its
playof tonight, if the rain holds
off. .....
Alexandria Furniture plays
Griffith Consumers at Mount
Vernon High School at 7 pm.
for the Mount Vernon-Lee title.
Herby's Ford meets Litterio's
/ at $50 and First and Citizens
National Bank plays Singleton's
/ at $50 in the Alexandria first
round at Municipal Stadium.
| The Alexandria winners play
tomorrow at 2 pm. for the
Junior Major League crown.
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Christison Face,
Stay

HAGERSToWN. Md. Aug. Is
Especially Jockey Ed Christi
son, injured in a three-horse
spill at the Hagerstown race
track yesterday. was reported in
I"fair" condition today at WASH
Iington County Hospital.
Christison said he was mot
feeling too good" but his in
Ijuries were not regarded as
serious. He had no fractures,
but was suffering from numerous
bruises and shock after going
down in the first race of yester-
days program. The hospital
said he probably would remain
several more days for obserya-
ton.
The injured jockey was the
leading rider at Charles Town
With 80 victories. Christison has
shifted to Hagerstown to take
advantage of the States 100
winner rule on apprentices.
Two other jockeys who went
down in the pileup were not hurt.
The muddy condition of the
track yesterday was a factor in
contributing to the spill and also
in preventing more serious in
jury.
A crowd of 1867. including
Gov. McKeldin. witnessed the
accident which came at the club
house turn.
Christison and his mount,
Street Scene, went down when
caught between two other horses
near the head Of the eight-horse
field. and the following two
horses and riders, Sun Brandy,
Joe Ditzel up, and Swim Girl,
Lou Baranello up. also went
down. The fallen horses regained
their feet and continued around
fha frank
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FoIIs Church Boy Wins
Florida SWIMMING Title

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Aug.
19 (SpeciaD .-Fourteen-year-ol d
Winston Pendleton of Falls
Church, Va, won the senior
mems 1,500-yard freestyle event
in the Florida State swimming
championships yesterday.
Young Pendleton, who will be
a sophomore at the Falls Church
High School this fall. covered
the distance in 2l::34.8.
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.CHARLES TOWN NOTES

which is conducting the last six
days of the meeting. drew big
gathering to watch the compete
ton which had to be judged in
the regular paddock.
Championship honors in the
pony division went to Nut
cracker. owned by Richard Zim-
norman of Beltsville, Md. The
reserve championship went to
Farnley Punkin, from the Farm
ley Farm of Mrs. J. H. Mackay
Smith. White Post. Va.
Rigan Mckinney of Woodbine
Md. ana Augustus Riggs III of
cooksville. Md, were the Judges.
Today the competition brings
out draft horses and thorough
breds for judging.
After Jockey Boston won the
second race on Referendum. An
thony F'ranciotti, B altimor G
rider, also piloted his first win
ner of the meeting when Crafty
Warrior stepped down In the
third race.
Jim Marley, trainer for Art
Rooney's Shamrock Stable and
others, announced he will trans
fer his activities to Wheeling
tomorrow.
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French Fighter Hurt

MARSEILLE, Aug. 10 P.--
Hilaire Pratesi, French bantam
weight boxing champion, was
seriously injured yesterday in an
automobile accident. After a
delicate brain operation, physi-
clans said his condition was seri-
Gus. He is unbeaten. in 81 pro-
fessional fights.
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Two Rounds Set Today
In AlI-Murine Tennis
QUANTICO, v

| QUANTICO, Va, Aug. Is
Especially A stepped-up sched-
Iule was posted for the All-Marine
tennis championship tournament
here today with the program
calling for both quarterfinal,
and semiflnaIs matches.
The speedup was necessary tt
make up for two days of rain
The tournament must end ir
time for the start of the inter.
service championships here Sun.
day.
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SECOND GAME
Totals 37e27S Totals SO q ~ IL
| Ran for Zernial in Sth.
2 Ran for Lollar in Sth.
Rliaa attf IN 9Th

Kansas City 600 o02 210--s
CHICAGO --------- ITO 00l 0o0--3
Runs--Power Lopez, Renna. Demaes-
tri. w. Shantg. Carrasauel, Bussy, Lollar.
Errors-DemaeStri, W. ShantZ, Fox
Lopez. Carrasouel Runs betted In
Keli. carrasauel, Power t2>. Lollar. De-
maestri, w. Shantz. zernial. Two-base
hits--Renna. MinoSo. Threebase hits
- Demaestri, zernial. Home runs -
Power, Lollar Sacritice-Fox. Sacrince
fiy-Kell Double playS-Fox to Dropo
to Carrasauei Lopez to Finigan 20
Power, Left on bases--Kansas City, s.
Chicago, 10. Bases on balls--on Porto
carrero. 4 Struck nut--By Portocarrero:
2; by Byrd, 4: by Martin, /. Hits-Ofi
Byrd, 5 in ga innings: OF Harshman, .
in Ia innings; of Martin, ! in
inning. Runs and earned rnns-o n
Harshman. ii: OF Martin, 90. Hit
by pitcher--By Portocarrero nollarl
Losing pitcher@Byrd l6-T}. Time
2:27 Attendance-fh,o24.
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGEIIES--Don Jordan, 1897,
Loe Angeles, outpointed Joe Miceli
147M, New York, To-
DALLAS--Buddy thurman. III, Tyler.
Tex, outpointed Red Worley. 179, San
SINGAPORE--Nai sanong. Thailand,
knocked out Don Razali, SINGAPORE, /
lbantamweightst
MEssINA, Sicily---MArin D'Aeata
Italy, knocked out Luis Martinez. Spain.
IL. tbsntam weiRhts).
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Palmer Threatening Record
With 131 in Cunudiun Open

Bolt of Chattanooga and Jerry
Barber of Los Angeles.
| Leonard now is tied with
Douglas, one stroke up on Mike
Fetchick, Lake Mahopac. N. Y;
Mike Souchak, Grossinger. N. Y.
and Art Wall, jr., Pocono
Manor, Pa.
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Fother-Son Golf Event
Postponed Due to Rain

BALTIMORE. Aug. 10 (Spe-
ciaD The Maryland State Golf
Associations Patterson cham
pionships scheduled today at the
Woodholme Country Club have
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been postponed because of the
unplayable condition of the
course due to rain.
The event will be scheduled at
a later date. -.-
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Runs--Bruton te), o'connell. Tanner
Crandall. Boyer. Musial. 0rammas
Aaron. Bruton f2l. Whisenant. BOYER
90 Two-base hits-Bruton, Schiendienst
Grammar Home runS--Tanner. Bruton
Beysr. sacrifses--sarni. crsndali: Sac
Mathews to O'conneIl to Grove LEI;
on bases--MilEaukee. g; Of. Louis. =
Bases on hallsAoff SPAIN. /. of jack
SPAIN, i; BY Jackson. 1. Hits-on Jack
son. in s innings: on LaPalme, O in
! inning: of Msckinson. 3 in 3 innings
Runs and earned runs--On Spain. 3-3:
Mackinson. IL. wild pitch---Mackinson
Winning pitcher-Spahp U2-12). Los.
ing pitcheF--Jackson Gid. Time--2:21
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ROYAL SMILE-Ken Lehman, Montreal Royals left
handler, smiles in the shower room after he pitched
perfect no-hit no-run game against the Columbus
Jets last night Lehman, who has 17-9 record, re-
tired 81 batterS in order in the inning opener
of an International League double-header. The
Royals won, 80. The loser was Dick Hoover, who
-four days ago hurled one-walk nohitter against
Richmnnd-AP Wirephoto
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Runs--Avila, Hogan. Dolby. Naragon
Strickland, Kuenn, Boone. Bertoia. Err.
rors-etriekiand. futile. j. N. Phillips
Pain. Naraeon, Score, Smith. Kaline
House. Torgeson Two-base hit--House
Sacrifice hies-Wertz, Fain. Smith
Double plays-smith to Ayila TO Fain
u Bases on balls--Oh Score, 3: of Larry
2. Struck out--By Score. 13: by Larry. 8;
by Aber. /. Hits--oG Score. In 81
innings: on Narieski, o in y inning: of
rs innings. Runs and earned runs-on
Score. 3D. of Narleski 90: on Larry
5-6; OF AbeT. 90. Winning pitcher
SfGlf iS Tim.IS s1as H astsndanesn
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Runs-Hoak 90. snider, campanella
fa}. HODGES, SpooBer. LocSman, Gordon
t2), Mueller. Giel. Errors-Mays, Hodges.
Hoax. Runs batted in--Hodges. Furillo
co, Gillian, Hoax t2l, Snider. Lock
man (2D, TerWiliiser, Gardner, Gordon.
hit-Spooner. Home runs
Hoax, Lockmar. Gordon. Stolen bases
Furillo. Snider. Saerifce-Bessent. Left
on bases-Brookiyn. =; New York, =.
Bases on balls-of Spooner, 3: of Bes-
sent, 3: of Giel, /: of Grissom. /, Struck
out-By Spooner, 3: by Resent, l: by
Grissom. .: BY Mccall, 9: Lidd!e. L.
Hits-of spooner. 2 in 3ts innings; of
Bessent. 4 in 5Ss innings: of Hsarn, 5
in q inning: of Giel, in 3 innings;
off wilhelm, in IA inning; of Grissom
10 In innings: Of Mccall. ] in . in
nings, of Liddie. in ! inning. Runs
and earned runs--of Spooner. 49,;
off Resent Ill: of Hearn, 3-3: eff Giel.
A: OF wilhelm, Ill; of Grissom. 90;
of Liddle, 90 Hit by pitcher--Grissom
(Hodgesl Pitched hall--Katt. Winning
i5-0l Losing pitcher
.-Hearn GELD. Tfme-2:i7. Attend
Iance-I2,O07.
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Runs--Power SLAUGHTER, ( rrasduel
(2l. Fox. Minoso, Rivera. Lollar. Error
Lopez. Runs hstted in-Busby. Car
Rivera Two-base. hits-Minoso, Rivera
sacrifiee = Astroth. Left on bases :
Kansas City, 9: Chicaso: 9: Bases on
Howell. l. Struck out--By Herbert, /:
Iby Trucks, 8: by Howell. !. Hits---on
Herbert 7 In 8 innings, OF Trucks. q
I'm innings: on Howell. in 3 In
Inings: OF Boyer, in 2 innings. Runs
and earned runs--on Herbert SO: of
Trucks, -: of Boyer. 3-2: OF Howell.
90 winning pitcher--Trucks Gl2-6l.
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Runs-Miksis. Bell Harmon. Error
none. Runs batted in---Bridges. McMil-
Ian. Fondy. Two-baSe hits-Bell. Baker,
Epiays-Temple to Mcmillan to Kluszew-
ski Left on bases--Chicago. 6; Cincin-
natl s. Bases on balls--of Miner. /:
of Fowler, .. Struck out-IBy. Minner.
a. by Fowler. 3: by Tremmel /. Hits
on Minner. s In innings; of Tremma.
4 in / inning, Runs and earned runs
OF Minner 2-2; of Tremmel 0-a; on
Fowler, Ii. Winning pitcher-FowleY
it9-71. Losing pitcher-Minnef te-7l.
iTime-1:57. .257.
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BRAVES. 5; CARDS. 3

Totals SO 10 "a IL Totals 81 10 1T Ii
Filed out for Jackson In 9Th,
Flied out for LaPaime In 6th.
3 Grounded out for Mackinson In 9th
- ITO 200 1905
St. Louis - 900 40 O00-3
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YESTERDAYS MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
INDIANS, $; TIGERS, )

Totals 80 Is 276 Totals 81 s %
Ran for wertz in Sth.
Grounded out for Aber In 9th
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DODGERS, 8; GIANTS. 5

Totals 40 II % r Totals 3i-6 c7 {
Walked for Wilhelm in 4th;
> FouIed out for Grissom in 9th.
9 Popped I'D for Mccall in sth.
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WHITE Sox. SO; AS, rs
FIRST GAME
Totals 80 lo24s Totals "a II ~ q

Struck out for Ffniean in 9th.
2 Fouied out for Trucks in 9th.
3 Flied out for Herbert in eth,
Singled for Boyer in 9th.
Kansas City - 600 On2 600
Cficago ---- O20 0I0 30x--6
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.REDLEGs, z; CUBS, l

Totals 80 ga 8 Totals SO 9 q Il
] Ran for Cooper in sth.
! ? Hit into a double play for Minner
in 18th.
Chicago -- 600 600 010-l
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BATTING biased on 200 at bats)--Ka
line, Detroit. .3h1; Kuenn. Detroit
1926: Power Kansas City. -.3l7
Mantle, New York. $40; Smith. Cieve
land, BOG
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AURORA-EGLON


Elmer PARKS OF near aurora
underwent surgery FRIDAY IN me
Garrett County Memorial hospital.
MIS- Parks brother DaIe CantWell'
OF caro-, W va. spent several days
with ms sister
Kenneth Hauser. who underwent
minor surgery last week in the Par
sons hospital. returned SATURDAY.
to the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Haueer Eglon.
Clifford Elsev. Brookside. re
mains a patient in the Garrett
County Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Leila Roth. Egl9n. went Sun
day to McGahcysyillc. Va. where
she will be EMPLOYED in the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Life for
while Mrs. 7 ifp tba formo,. VIII
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former Stewart property Aurora.
which is now owned by the Aurora
Ieleph0ne company. -,
me rev ana MIS-. Haieli flke
ana iamilE' EgIoh' Df- ana Mrs. D
:, ArnelI ana fanny RoWleSDurg'
Went SUNDAY TO near FrcderlcKS-
ooufs' va Wilcre lheH VISITED the
former pro'hGr. me Kew ana MIS-
EaiIe IKE ana family. ~,
MI; ana Mrs. DaVId 9Ildiler' OF
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Tree Growers Form
Association Here

First steps toward the possible
development of a new and profit
able industry for the county will be
taken Saturday afternoon, October
80 when interested persons gather
at the Oakland fire hall for the
initial meeting of the Garrett
County Christmas Tree Growers as
ISOLATION According to r. Thomas
Thayer, Jr,, assistant district for
ester, results from a recent post
card survey indicate that at least
fifty persons in the county are
raising Christmas trees and are in
terested in forming such an as
sociation.
The organization is sponsored at
present by the Garrett Forestry
Board which feels that the associ-
alton will be of value to growers
by bringing them together for the
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STUDY RURAL LIVING
Teachers To Attend
Meeting In Baltimore

A large number of teachers are
in Baltimore attending the Mary
land State Teachers association
convention being held there today,
tomorrow and Saturday.
The meeting is featuring more
than $50 speakers. consultants.
demonstrators and discussion lead
ers in three general sessions and
81 department meetings.
Included in the list of program
participants are III Maryland edu-
Gators, u speakers and consultants
from outside Of Maryland.
Hundreds of students will par
ticipate in demonstrations of teach
ing techniques and in musical pro-
grams.
Schools Of the county are closed
today and Friday to give teachers
the opportunity to attend.
Hon. G. Mennen Williams. Gov
ernor of Michigan, will speak on
Education, the Key to Americas
Future" at the opening session.
Helen NJ Hosmer will be guest
choral director, Margaret Ruth Adj
ans will be banquet entertainer.
Dr. Ethel J Alpenfels, Processes
of anthropology, New York Uni
versity, will speak on From Adam
TO Atom"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-20
Buys Guernsey Sire

Boyd HardeSty Hutton, has just
purchased the young Guernsey
sire, Maplehurst LIP Conrad, from
J. Eston Teets, Eglon, according to
the American Guernsey Cattle
club.