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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-06

ter, Christine, of Dover, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Marvel,
on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Herring
ton spent the weekend in Will
mington, as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Hart and
family of Magnolia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Simpson and family, and
Mrs. Edna Sapp visited their aunt,
Mrs. Sadie Smith, who is staying at
the home of her son, Donald Smith
in Newport. Mrs. Smith who has
been i'll quite some time, seem to
be improved at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Thistlewood
were dinner guests on Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs L. Paul
Greenlee and sons on Shawnee
Road. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack ID. Kennedy and daugh-
ters, of Old Porter Road, Bear.
and afternoon callers were Mr..
and Mrs c. Emory Webb and
daughter.
On Friday evening, April 90. at
the Houston Fire Hall. Theodore
Yerkes gave a party to celebrate
his 10Th birthday anniversary. The
hall was tastefully decorated with
spring. flowers and evergreens.
Games were played and a greater
part of the evening was spent in
dancing to the music. of the new
luke box. Guests present were:
Elizabeth Ann Hill, Betty Hayes,
Jean Hayes. Joyce Anne Buarque,
Eileen Webb, Diane Morris, Nancy
Thistlewood. Connie Parvis, Joan
Carter, Janice Sharp, Junior Will
liams, Bobby Reynolds, Maynard
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-06

GAS D. m, The Junior and Senior
MYF will assemble and will be
led by Wayne Simpson.
1880 p. m, The Senior MYF will
present an exceptionally fine pro-
gram, in which number of mo-
theirs are included. The pastor will
be in charge of the devotions and
will pronounce the Benediction.
Junior Williams is the program
director. Everybody is invited to
attend this service Let's make this
closing service one of the biggest
services of this Conference Year.
The program follows: Organ
Prelude; Hymn, by congregation;
Prayer, Minister; Remarks by Rev.
Louhoff: Offering taken by five
mothers; Welcome, Bobby Rey-
nolds; Junior Choir Selection;
Origin of Mothers Day, Florence
Scott; Presentation of Flowers,
Betty Hayes, President, MYF;
R aiding. Somebody's Mother"
Frances Parvis Chancel Choir
Selection; Reading, Madonna Of
the Trail" Nellie Jump; "a Trib-
ute to Mother, MYF; Solo, Bonnie
Scott; Candlelight Service, MYF
and seven mothers; Hymn, God
Be With You Till We Meet Again;
Benediction.
The Peninsula Annual Confer
ence convenes, Thursday morning,
May 18th, and adjourns Sunday
afternoon, May 18th. and will be
held at Grace Methodist Church,
Wilmington, Del. The presiding
Bishop will be G. Bromley Oman,
of the Washington Area. If any
should have an opportunity to at
tend don't miss it. If any do attend
look up your outgoing pastor, he
will be glad to see you.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Methodist Men has been post
poned until !. Wednesday evening,
May 18th, by order of the presi-
dent. Be sure and come out on
Wednesday evening, May 18th, at
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-06
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
ThistIeuood
Milford 4s44
Houston Methodist Church
+. Charles L0uh0ff, Jr.. Pastor

Sunday May s. 1855
10000 a. M, Church School in
all departments. Howard r. Moore,
Supt. More adults are invited to
attend the Church School. There
are classes for every age and
graded lessons are used Come out
and enjoy the fellowship and the
lesson.
1900 a. M, Morning Worship,
Mrs. Agnes Webb, organist; Miss
Carolyn Davis, pianist. Sunday is
Mothers Day and every mother
is especially invited to attend this
service Every member and friend
of the Church should be present
at this service on this one of the
greatest days of the year. to honor
God and to pay tribute to the
mothers of our great nation.
The Senior Choir, directed by
Mrs. Byron Phillips, and the Jr.
Choir, directed by Mrs. Hazel Lem
mon, will sing appropriate num-
bers. Miss Carolyn Davis will sing
"Bless This House accompanied
by Mrs. Byron Phillips.
The minister, F. Charles Louhoff,
Jr., will preach his last sermon
as pastor of Houston Methodist
Church and will be attributed to
Mothers. Everyone is invited to at
tend. AS the Annual Conference
will be in session there will be
no services, Sunday; May 18th,
only the Church School will be in
session at 1000 a. m.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-06
S m all Fry Can
Give Nom GIamor
BY VIVIAN BROWN

Does your child have the CHIMES
If SO, curb that streak that might
develop into real selfishness.
Mothers Day is the perfect time
for Dad to encourage the offspring
to plan little gift for Nom. The
few pennies, even though loaned
by Dad, will pay off handsomely
in the years to come. Once a
youngster learns how much plea
sure there is in giving gift, the
rest is easy.
Pink and lovely for Nom are
dainty boxes OF FTench-milled soaps
carved in flower shapes and scent
ed. Available IN sets of three or
smaller size in sets of six, these
soaps are put up in pink and
white Bingham box in lilac, jasmin
or June bouquet scents.
Colognes are popular gifts for
Nom because they may be found on
budget shelves. One mist in a
breathless scent comes with match
ing busting powder to WOO any
mother to a big kiss. Sets of lip
stick and nailpolish, compacts, bath
oil and hand cream are just a few
of the gifts Nom will appreciate.
Let the youngsters purchase gift
paper, card and ribbon and wrap
their own packages. Even If it's not
as neat as Dads might be, it all
adds up in training for the future.
The important thing for the
young sters to know is that this is
Mothers Day-a good time to pat
Ma on the back.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-06
WHAT, NO sMokE3

+ PITTSBURGH. Pa. -P- Burt
Ashman, assistant to the president
at the Pennsylvania College for
Women, took one look at a new
greeting card in the campus book
store and banned it.
The "get we'll" card, titled High
Noon. Pittsburg, Pa" showed
half-dozen pair of eyes peering out
of solid black background. A
message read From (Koff) Pitts
burg"
at isn't the least bit amusing"
said Ashman. Furthermore. it's
downright seditious. Not only do
they mahgn us but they add insult
to injury by spelling Pittsburgh
wrong It's high time people stop
ped thinking of Pittsburgh as the
Smoky City"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-06

job.
In sickness or death, these good
people were always near to lend
a helping hand or offer a comfort
ing prayer or words of sympathy.
So when they leave Houston for
retirement, they will be greatly
missed by young and old alike, and
we know if we ever need their
help and guidance in the future,
it will be generously given.
And may Gods heavenly light
guide and help them in the future,
as they have guided and helped
the people of Houston in the past
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-06

About a third of all cancer deaths
in the United States could have
been avoided IL the cancer had been
located and treatment begun before
it started to spread.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-06

The first railroad locomotive to
reach America came from England
in 1929, but there is no record that
lit was ever operated in this coun-
try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

PONTIAC 80 Custom Catalina e-cyl.
Bgdra-Matie. radio. heater Laurel
green; SIs795. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1437 Irving 81. nv. AID. 4-6600s
also. 3460 18th st. nv. RA- 3-9e50.
PONTIAC "a star Chief Catalina:
ins overseas. ID. ssai y Alter 81 $50,
Pontiac ,s2 4-dr.: fuiiy equipped.
Don't buy till you see and drive this
one Terrific value 1t $3.50. PAYMENTS
e suit zelr BUDGET. MeEkn. 6 s6aS
ii he heart 81 Bethesda' -
PONTIAC 40 4-dr.: +. and h Eiy-
Special at $685.. Payments fc suit
your budget MCNEIL PONTIAC.
1920 Wis. ave OF. $4,000. In the
3 Heart OF Bethesda. -
PONTIAC 80 chieitain So, cony.
epe; T., b., Hydra. power steering.
WV tires: owner; sholrQom
! cond. Buy Of the day. SIsdQ5.
HRos. oIDs. ) g q. Wis. and
Eiiisott 81. NV. KE. 5-15os. 20
,54 chfeftafn de luxe T.
dr.: r. and b., power steering. many
other useful end exe-appeafing ac-
cexs0riee. 1000 miles: factory Of
AcIal carr neW-ear title ana guar
Special for S2s495. Payments to
suit xatir budget MCNEIL POM
TIAC. 1920 Wis.,. ave. OIL. 4-S000,
In the Heart Of BstheSde. -
PONTIAC 1850 2-door sedan: heater
defr0ster. seat cngerss Hydra Matte:
transpisSion; clean inside and out:
q real buy at S645. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR Co. INC, 772h Wis. ave.
Oh. 4-diO0. Home Of Country Club
Used Cars. ~
PONTIAC 81 4-dr.; :. and HI S7ge.
H0RNER,E COR. Buick Dealer, Fla.
ave. ne. at 9th. IL. 6-B464.
PONTIAC SO Chietain de luxe -
door When you can buy I good
used car so cheapiy. why deprive
yourself me pleasure Of oWning this
handsome auto Economy operation,
super riding comfort and 1-year.
l0sOO0-Iniie guarantee. highest trade
IN allowance: priced at only $1.5g5.
COAST-1N PONTIAC. 407 Fla. ave.
ne. II. 6-7200. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

PONTIAC 1854 chieftain 80 II
luxe sedan: Z. and h. Hydra-AAt1c;
only 1000 mi Save oyer 81 600,
Full PRICE only $1sSa6: bank terms.
WILLIAMS. 20th and Rhode =
PONTIAC 80 4-dr. chieftain de Ike;
eanipbed; perfect IN every way; pvt.
party; S155. LU. 1000. "a
RREFECT 1851 4-dr.. heater. turn
signals. 4-cyl. economy car. low
mileage. up 10 IS miles per Eallqni
30-day guar. &395. HILL 4 SAND
Frs. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
o a1 s .sss. til a >: s a. ia AZ
SINGER '52 sport roadzter; heater.
tifui dark-green dnish: very clean.
low mileaee; only S7s9. WHEELER
INC, chrysler Dealer. 1900 Wiscon-
sin NV IN. 3-4z0S, . to B.
SIUDEBAKER so Cnanpion STAR
Hight coupe; Aero blue: heater. seat
Rqatan St., Bervyn Hts. Nd. TO
siTu1DDiEiBaKER comdr cpe.: h. and
Cd. S3e5. HORNETS COR, Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. ct 9th. Il.
sTuDEBAKER 80 coupe: one owner;
radio. heater; q clean car inside
ana out: formerly owned BY een-
MOTOR CO., INC. 7725 Wis. ave.
OF. $500: Home Of Country Club
sTUDEBaKERs new 1854 champions
ard Commanders, b-passenger coupes
and hardtops Ney-cef guarantee
ings. LEE d. BUTLER, INC. 1871
21st st NV. DL 7-O11i. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

NASH 1915 5000 4-dr.; I, and b..
turn signals; 2-tone blue with match
s ns ssss r.s Gently o asa BAL.
gain ct 1896; 80 day guar. HILL n
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
9ealsr 1900 zoe, l4 .ss. q; t,n NJ Z: k 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
AUToMosiLfs foR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1854 cranhrcok sedan;
ROE FORD. 1887 East-West hwy.
ell. epE;; "a. Open esentnes III q
PLYMOUTH Islz seaani !. and i. /
se2 son MIEA Sn3 os nd al kEod:
f isiaaS M nfIssss crsnsrooE cub
coupes :. and h.. turn stgnais, plas-
tic covers, Wv tires. one owner,
low niiease ehQELqom eond 4-nle.
ga,as ]. y sgs I'LL IL. i s,AnD I554
Open eses iii D. Sal. tiii s.
RLYM0UrH 1858 saburban. +. and
car. mo. 50k50s 1895. HILL q
SANDERS. wash Oldest FORD
Dealer, TIA Vermont ave- NV. AD.
1-4300. Open ewes. tn D.. Sat. I'll 5.
PLYMOUTH is: most models avail
able for immediate delivery: $475
down, $50 per mo-. on our ex-
elusive bank financing plan WY
s 4s5yyp used sass SALvEEET MoT
f.eW. hwy 3. 81. IA. - J / s. elisa.
PEfMOUTrH 1855 cranbrook club:
heater, turn signals. seat covers
originai green finish. very clean
one owner. w0rth-While guarantee.
$I.0Se. WHEELER. NC. Chryslsr
Dealer, 4s00 Wisconsin nv. kM-
PiYMOiujTH 1855; j week old. cost
81. 500; sell for S2,250; viii explain
70 interested party. IA. 2-3ee9.
FLxMoUgH 1851 convert; ]. and al I, !;
5 RssIsE r. sv'. ne. 2 ON =.
FALMOUTH 40 Suburban: ali-metai
tires; $595. u. 4-6522. -
1858 valencia 4-tr.: .
beautiful blue. fully equipped With
Z. and a., dir. sies. fun chrome. hub
caps. Reduesd 10 $1sl45. HAVE your
mechanic inspect this one 0MAC
terms avail. sToHMAN 6UARAE-
Ted. We Also have 2 very nice
ina i d.. csiT Alb. s-s122 Of see Bill
sberhus on the open lot ct 33rd
and M sts. NV, GeorsetoWn. 3
til 9. aervicenlen Eeicome
1862 Cranhrpok Jet
black; radio, heater. turn signals,
Sc; 5 good tires; g. 900 miles;
z sIssl . sSBSl. H Gas se .rs ss.''a S
r filSS;iuiT le4s ADJ; dark green:
very clean. In perfect condition;
$685.. CAVE FORD. ASIA Elm ST..
Bethesda, OIL. $500.
PONTIAC s54 convertible star Chief
S-cyl.: Hydra Matte. radio. heater.
Continental spare, light gray with
black nylon top; $2.405. ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1887 irving ST. NV.
AID. $500; also. $3.50 l4th 81.
NV, RA. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

PONTIAC 81 Custom Catsli4a star
do. heater. direetionai signaIs, Wv.
Tires. maize yellow and white; less
than 1900 miles; S2,495. ARCADE
PONTIAC, 1887 Irving st. NV.
AD- $500 also. $3.50 18th q.
900 nj; fully eauipped: leather ND
holstery. good tires best offer. XII.
a.l992 after $50 nm.
f0NT1AC 1855 Star Chief Catalina;
cost over $500 With premium tires
Or Isl Il ffsdes 10 dealers. can
Wo. 6-0pzo between 1z-1 pm;
Ask for Mr. AfoH 30
PONTIAC 1877 club coupe: radio
ana heater exsslis1t tr1nsIs;, fSr
sDa. I'D. Open EVENINGS tn =. ~ u.
IPossfiaC 1e4s sIlwr streak .se =
dr.; :. and h. seat covers. turn
e SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
s iaf oD Sss eys s.1 III e d SAL u. IS &
PONTIAC 1855 2-df.; HYDRA. I. and
a a suar ss $500 500 iow down pay
PAYMENTS. STANDARD PONTIAC.
7Ia5 Baltic. ave. colleee Park. Nd
PONTIAC '53 Catalina de luxe; RI
tone finish, !, and h. Hydro Matte
drive, w.-w tires: $I,795: SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO., INC, lO0@
E.-W. hwy. tnt ca. aye.). Sill Spgs
Md, ~, D-4SOO.
PONTiAC 80 2-door: with radio.
heater, black finish and good tires;
S605. pARKWAY-EORD. 1851 "a
ST. NV, AID. 2-01S5. Open 3 70 81
rSS SNs; al e5s chi.ftain 50 s-doors
equipped, blue finish with matchtnk
interior; $1.196. PARKWAY-FoRD,;
3 10 q: sat. tn 8.
PONTIAC 1853 Chieftain '.S., 2sdr.s
radio and heater, Hydra: .outstands
ing car IN every detail: exeeptlopally
clean inside and out; S1.695. WASH
ineton's Oldest and Largest Qodges
Plymouth Dealer. TREW MOTOR
co. 9Th and Fla. ave. NE, Il.
PONTIAC ,5a super Catalina .ss,': Il
and b. Hydra-Matic. beautiful p
tone finish. matching leather mte-'
rior. Wv. tires very clean. through
out: 81 ,SDs, HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
17I7 r. l. ave. ne. DU. 7-S300. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
BILrs Foa sAlR AUToMoBllry ron sALE

sTuDKBAKKR 1859 Champion 2
door: I. and h. at; dark green;
low mileage; / owner; $e95. BOW
MAN 0TuDEBAKER 7e00 Georgia
are. RA. 6-1122. -
sTUDBRAKKRs nev 1864 Champions
and Commanders, b-paxsenger conpes
and hardfaDs NeW-enr guarantee
and neN-cHf title. Substantial saw
flgs LEE .. BUTLER INC. Il9i
Est g ~ ~. 1-0i -
top; {. and b.: 1885. LEE d.
Butler. INC. 103z Wis. ave. NV.
81 Commander ReEai
4-dE.; cray. ogerdrire, :. and h:
$645- LEE D. BUTLER INC. 4034
Wis. ave. NV, M. 3-4040.
sTuDERAkER 1883 Champion hard
top: r. and h. cd: 2-tone cream
over blue. low mileage; i owner:
81 sos. BOWMAN STUDEBAKER.
1000 Geqfgia ave. RA- 6-1l22. 20
1851 Land Cruiser q
door; r. and b.: at. Sc. is: orig.
black; owner $f95. BOWMAN
sTUDEBAKER s600 Georgia ave.
IA. 8-l122. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
AUrohaesILEs FoR sALE

ODDS 's2 super ass' 2-or;; = y.
beaut. z-tone paint; = real buy. 4l.-
1885, Safety-tested written guarantees.
PAUL BROS. OIp9. 3 y 9, VII
and kllicotE 81. n.W- KK. T-i3Qe-
lOPAL .ss olympia s-door; black; e.
ee5fionslly clean; ! snail ear for
real economy $3.50. ARCADE POM
$500: also $3.50 I4th st. NV, RAJ
Irac ie In .4s "a. sed.: =. h.. q. 900
SOS. oWNER. less isfh q. nv.
PACKARD 1858 caribbesn custom
Sport conyfrtfble; fully equipped;
excel. conaAi IL. 600 miles: So
300, VII consider snail car -. n
s $780, orisi e SsHer onl - -J 10
PACKARD 1919 de luxe sedan; heat
er and o4erdfiFe, excellent tramp.
for only $295. No. 023-A. MON
ROE FORD. 1887 East-West hwy,
81. spgs Nd. Open evenings III o.
psa9SKS siuso1 ls51 400. club sedan;
Uitramatic. heater. seat covers: p
tone blue 1nisls: AL cond.; $1g6:
written guarantee. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. s01o 3. !. ave. ne. DE-.
- 400
PACKARD So 4-door sedan; tar-
o.i9ise exterior n,sn: soSippeg s xiln
seat covers; one Of the f1ne-car neld:
priced very reasonably At &1,095.
Gee guar, CAPITOL CADILLAC
oLDSMOBIfE CO. 1922 22nd 81.
p I; III III 2-i ises cranbrook sedan.
u owner: exceiisnt condition; Sa9b:
can arrange financing. uN. 4-Sees.
PLYMoUTH 1888 cIanbrook eius!
coupe: 81 .0g0. HORNER'6, $3.50
p NM M ~ is 1ae ssyss, : md
h.: v.-w. tires: new top, spotless 1.
owner. like new car, SI.005. Pays
meats to suit. your budget. MCNEIL
PONTIAC, 1920 Wis. ave. OF. Al
5000. In the Heart Of Bethesda: s
PLYMoufH .5s Cambridge club.
e epug ss75. IL. 4-ssse' 20 3
PLYMouTH 5a BeIyedere hard top:1
an exceptionally clean car 2-tonel
green and black; S995. ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1887 Irving st.. n,wri
AID. $500; also. 1880 l4tn So
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr.s with heater
81 s9a of nssio owner; si.iso. u 4.ie5s
PLYMOUTH 1859 Concord coape;I
original blue finish. khaki top: Gus
tom seat covers; redo and heater
$685.. Washington's Oldest and
I TREw Mo FISH co sth and IA.
ave. ne. II. 7-1732
PIYMOUTH i9b3 club coupe: beauti-,.
full LaPlata blue finishi looks ike
new; owner. exceptionally clean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
AUToMoslLEs foR sAlE

WILLIS 50 2-doer, heater. DARK
green; exceptionally clean: SID.
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887 lrvisiR 81.
NV. AID. $500; also. 346G l4th
81. NV. RA. 3-9670. -
WILLIS 1858 Aero EAGLE hard top;
:. and h.; cd; 2-tone greens 1
owner; Sl.oQ5. BOWMAN sTUbE-
BAKER 1900 Georeia ave RA.
e-ffS2
CENTURY "a radio. heater. pynA-
actual miles. So ,ao5 HYATTS.
VILLE BUICK. 1920 II. I. ave. Hy-
atfsYiIle. tN. 4.a7a0. e S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
AUTOS. FOR SALE tconl.l

NAsH Io4e .eOog 4-dr.; 4 and + j
turn signals: 2-t0ne blue with match.
ing seat covers, rear seat speaker
engine recently oserhauled: g bar.
Dealer, 1900 14th It. NV. NO
; 7-1111. Open ewes. til 3: Sat
I'll 5.
NASH 1913 Ambassador sedan. NIB:
WILLIAMS & BAKER. 18th and u
SIS. nv
OLDSM0BlLE 1047 Adj. sedan; *
cellent condition: reasonable. AID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

EsTUDEBAKRR 1858 Land cfn.se.
4-doorss +. and n ats W.-W tires
I 1000 Georgia ave. RIA 6-If22. IS
sTUDEBAKER 1919 stArIite eoupe,
$3e5. BOWMAN BTUpEBAKER
1900 Georgia ave. RA. e-112e. 80
sTUDEBAKER 1913 champ. CONVEX
tible: r. and b.: Cd: full leather
interior. dark greens S395. BOW
NAN STUDEBAKER. 1000 Georgia
: ave. RIA. 6-1122. 80
sTUDEBAKER so 4-ir. Champ; r.
h, cd. turn sigs.. eood tires Very
clean. y47S or best Offer II. g.
1852 after g pm weekdays. -
WILLIS 1852 station Wafoa: good
condition. pU. 7-9100. ID
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Whether at the beach or in the back
yard sondbox, your youngsters will get
hours Of enjoyment from this toy
assortment. Made Of unbreokobIe
plostic, the set includes costIe mold
bucket, shovel, soilboot, ball and two
animal moulds.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
for Your 4th Of July P

thrifty GIANT with quo
Fourth July quoN that ohoys the
Evening star., 1955-07-14

K UPHOLSTERY FOR OFFICE FURNITURE < WAITING ROO
Evening star., 1955-07-14
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday
No games sched-
uled.D

Games To-day
wash et Chi. ttwi-
s.lxls' n ssi.yss. ts,nn,ii..
8os.. at Det. (twt-
night.
Games rs,nsrrsv
Wash. at Chi, ESQ.
BALTIC. at X. c.
Boston at Detroit.
N. Y. at Cleve.
Evening star., 1955-07-14

terday was the first victory of
the Royal meeting for Queen
Elizabeth and an argument be-
tween Prince Ally Khan and one
Of his fillies. MARITIME.
The Queens horse Jardiniere,
a 7-to-4 favorite, won the King
George v Stakes. with Moss
green second and Harbor Bar
third.
MARITIME kicked Prince Ally In
the stomach as the Prince was
inspecting the horse in the pa
rade ring before the running of
the Coronation Stakes. Prince
Ally was winded, but later joked
about it. saying: 1T is stupid
to be kicked by any horse. but
the height of stupidity is to be
kicked by your own. I think
MARITIME must have objected to
my running her twice within q
few days"
MARITIME ran at Sandowne Sat-
urday and finished out of the
money in the Coronation.
Evening star., 1955-07-14

u yes don't know tires-Bs sU
iifst.iins tires often cost less tbs
Heavier Sturdier Safe construed
YOU CAN SEE AND FEEI THE
pay to gamb,e with your tamil,
SAVE with inferior second or I
YOU BUY ONLY FIRST LINE
this . Fi!st-Lins Tirl" Then
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Hornsby May Join
In Buying Seals

SAN FRANCISCO. July IA (P),
Salenger. Los Angeles
industrialist. will be here this
week end to talk terms on buying
the San Francisco Seals. limping
at the gate and in the Pacific
Coast League cellar.
If a deal is made. Salenger
said, Rogers Hornsby will be a
co-owner and general manager
Salenger said he talked with
Hornsby in Chicago.
"Hornsby thinks he can take
over this club and make real
money" said Salenger, former
owner Of the Sacramento Solons
now tied with the Seals in eighth
place.
"It's a wonderful franchise, but
it needs some solid backing. In
this case, I would put UP most
of the money and be the silent
partner, and Hornsby would be
the co-owner and general man.
ager,"
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Nashua Work
Fai|s 10 Scare
Classic Rivals

CHICAGO, July IA R.-
Nashua gave Eddie Arcaro the
fastest 5-furlong ride of his
life in a workout at Arlington
Park yesterday, but failed to
scare any rival out of Satur-
days $155,000 Arlington classic.
The Belair Studs ace, seek
ing his sixth 100000 race vic
tory of the year, was timed in
|0:563 handily, the swiftest
five-eighths ever recorded
around a turn. It bettered the
world mark of 0:57, set at
Denver's Centennial Park in
1851 by a 3-year-old named
Encantadora. The time was
I12s seconds under Arlington
Parks track record of 0:58. set
by the great Citation as a 2
lyear-old in 1947.
The. American record for S
lfurlongs on a straight course is
l0:55b, established in 1918 by
Pen Rose. who ran the distance
down the Widener Chute at
Belmont Park The world mark
lof 0:543s was set in 1888 at
EPSON. Downs by Devineress, an
English 3-year-old.
After S furlongs yesterday,
Arcaro pulled up Nashua sharp
Ily. but the big son of Nasrullah
Igalloped out three-quarters of a
mile in 1:094s, only a second of
of Hill Calls track record.
II had no idea he was going
that fast" said the veteran
Jockey. But when I left New
York Mr.. Fitz (Trainer Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmois) said to let
the horse roll and I did. This
horse is improving with every
workout and every race.
Hes much better now than
he was in the Kentucky Derby
twhe1 he lost to Swaps"
Despite Nashua's showing at
least six Others are expected to
oppose him Saturday.
The Belair stars probable op-
ponents are Brookfield Farms
lImpromptu, Mrs. Jan Burke's S
Dedicate. William A. Peavey's
lJett Flame, C. F. Morris Mum
Ichausen, E. Gay brakes Dogoon
and Clifford Mooers, Traffic
Judge. Calumet Farms Tren-
tonian and Hasty House Farm S
Summer Solstice are possibilities.
Dedicate breezed a mile in
1:412s yesterday and Munchau-
sen dashed a half mile in 0:463s.