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los Nominated
For Miller Pace

A total Of 106 2-year-old
PAGERS have been nominated for
the $4,000 william z. Miller
Memorial Pace which will high
light the 1856 Rosecroft Race
way meeting opening May Z,
James NJ, Lynch. general man
ager, has announced.
Qualifying dashes are sched-
uled May 81 with the main event
to be paced May 20. Last year
each of the two qualifying dashes
were paced for $4.320, while the
feature event was for $17,280.
Billy Haughton has nominated
such promising colts as Adios.
Tar Heel and Good Time. Haugh-
ton, last year, won 1853 races
for 599.445 in purses to take
both the national race and
money winning crowns for the
fourth straight year.
Dave Begun, the real estate
operator, and Attorney Carl J.
Batter are horsemen from WASH
ington who have named horses
for the Miller Memorial, which
is q tribute to the memory Of
the founder Of Rosecroft and its
president until his death In 1854.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S522.2O

inst EH ays.r Aac and up: tarionss
R: sA s,|.. G eda.ss ei.so slSS stS
Indian PIE tHresss -. .,.,,.,. $50 go
one. oi asir fiSsa. slstlss sound, sss chsi
lenge;, coburn's Wish. Hardwieke. Tine
FOURTH RAcE--Purss, $4,000; al
iowances: 3-year-olds; furlonGs.
ss.,y SSu, sb.i.., s'' sssS s.SSS
ReisiiHtiou tDespirito, 40
princess. Romsn BFisf. Plain Chance,
Time, 1:1""S.
.ns SIgTg s.yess4e.ss. ioIsS Sso ALLOW"
s :g:ns LII H.rt. Sis,;r'' 600 ss3S S sssS$
PardaIa fCombesO ESQ
v c0un M,.. TlH. EsS %s chri''y'
SIXTH RACE--Purse. 5000; claim
The Posse iBiumJ $50 $50
srSsksn WING tAik Ma,.M p.,.,.n csS::5wS 80
SEVENTH RAcE--Purss, $4,000: al
Man Of Destiny tBr'kel 500 $40 $50
ssl n S.rv 'H 5s.Is:ra Aeo s. sS
Moss Green, Resilient. Ocean Lane.
Time. 1;53s.
EIGHTH RAcE-Eysrglsdss Stakes:
$26, 900 added: 8-year- olde: 1M miles.
Liberty sun tHartaok ITO 40 $50
Assay {Brooksl 1880 100
cedrus, oh johnny, MARKS hickey.
sssS EORS; Coli ASs d rsss:.,Is,or!S Yll, .,a
placed fourth. Time. 1864.
NINTH RAcE-rprss, 1880; claim
Mr.. Jones (Rotxl 11.O0 $50 $40
Cir MirOn tGueyin) 500 2.e0l
Carofina Rex tUssefy) e.DOl
=. Hot .PyIlpit, Lethnot. Helix. kiapo. |
Time, G:A0k,
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here. Switch On, with victories
in the McLennan. Palm Beach,
Coral Gables and Tropical Park
Inaugural Handicaps, Is being
pointed for the 500. 900 John B.
Campbell Memorial Handicap.
The Campbell also Is the target
for c. v. Whitney's Fisherman,
who was second to Social Outcast
in the races first running last
year. Career Boy, topweighted
in the Experimental Handicap,
and Head Man, O stakes winner
as a juvenile. are other Camp
bell possibilities.
Alan T. Clarke and Danny
Shea. with 10 and 26 horses,
give Maryland's horsemen q good
representation among the early
arrivals. Stables trained by
Bowes and Bernie Bond. Frank
A. (Downey) Bonsal and Johnny
Forbes. all prominent In Mary
land racing. probably WILL be
divided between here and laurel.
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ARCADIA, Calf. Feb. II CH
The well regarded Mister Gus
out-dueIed q longshot named
Honeys Alibi In the stretch tC
win the $59.30o San Antonio
Handicap at Santa Anita today
Taking charge while his more
esteemed stablemate, Porter
house, failed TO deliver, Mister
Gus captured the $4,000 tor
money in a thrilling race that
had the crowd Of $4,000 In ar
luproaf.
Bobby Brocato. the favorite
ran a close third after setting
the pace almost from the outset
of the mile and one eighth fea-
Iture.
The time was 1.49 fiat.
Signaling q threat to win the
next major stakes on the Santa
Anita handicap program. the
combination of Mister Gus ano
Jockey William Boland. racing
for the Llangollen Farm of Viz.
ginia. returned $i1.50, $500 and
$40 across the board.
| Honeys Alibi. from Harry
Warmers WI ranch Of Califcr'
MIA. ably ridden by Rogellis
1Trejos. paid $17.6O and $50
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Kerr
Bobby Brocato. with Georg'
ITaniguchi up, returned $40.
Hillary came up to finisf
fourth in the field Of Is ans
such prominen mt figures al
IPorterhouse, with Eddie Arcart
aboard, the King Ranch's Re
ljected and a lightweight threat
Turks Delight, never figured II
the race.
It took Q photo to separate
| the first finishers, and 1t wa
Mister Gus by q neck and Honeyi
Alibi by q nose over Bobby Bro
cato.
| The riding picture provided {
lswitch. Boland rode P0rterhous'
lin most Of his races as the Ma
Ition's leading 2-year-old. Blu
today it was Boland on Mistel
lGus, and Arcaro on the now s.
year-old Porterhouse.
The day had been bright ant
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Sunto Anito Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000. claim
l Eai.. :ss:s ss:l;. sRs
Beaker, Fostamae. Miss Cafe. Consoii-
date Az: Moegptsin Guide She's = Bans
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing: 4.year -olds and up: 8 furlongs.
war FiIlg lBeiandl $50 e.oo 5.Ie
Good ReaafnS iTanisschi, g
ers Flash, stateiess, chinga Cook. Loeb
OAK Dame Ti Eanaii: III. D'H'' D''e' i's''A
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
s sesi: a sy:f 1Ta:h f fssS
Social Climber (AreaTol 40 .3.4S
Country Music LaWlessl i.9e
Hindu, Silver Glen. Fathers Abb
Noorland. Port East; Minute Minaer
Third Brother. Jane Bell. Time, l;23ss
,nf rogErH and up fSfons claim
Blewdoxn lyslepI'ia) 7i.7o si-iQ I!.se
Sweet susie lIongden> 4.St
p: TseE b.J Jay Ms spPSss Mss
Belle, Rekindled. Kellmsn. Lady Brownie
Time, l:1l2s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; 3-year-
olds. and up; about 6A iurlongs on turf;
Karin tShoemakeFl 40 $50 2.6o
Ny Chief tvalenIuela) 4.4O $3.50
Duece Admiral tNeyesl 4.10
/ Salute, One Ton Tony, Pirnie, Diana
zev. Time, 1:141s equals track record.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $40, 600; 4-year-
oids and up; allowancest lie miles.
II Drag tShOemaker) $50 500 4.5G
James Session tVolzkei 1910 5.20
Old Barney tValenE'laD l.60
Travertine. Q Golden Land. Ny. King
dom. Fraser Valley. Bradley. Ordained,
f-istralor. Time. l:441s.
aW Molter trained entry.
SEVENTH RACE-SAn Antonio Haudi-
cap; $50 900 added; 3-year-olds and up;
= Mister Gus tBoland lI.S0 SEQ 4.2G
Honeys Abb tTrejosl 1880 l.60
5 Bobby Brocat0 lTaniggehD 3.It
Porterhouse, b Alidon. Trackmaster
Rejected. Hiliary. Beau Busher. Turks
Delight, Jet Flame. Colonel Mack. Mano'
tick Time l:49.
Scratched - Correlation.
&C. Whittingham trained entry.
bW. MolteI trained entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Pufse, $4,000: 4.
year-olds and up; optional claimtng: LII
Wire Line tHsrmatr ESQ $50 s.et
NeoPdown (TaniguehD 1890 5.2f
Miehaeis ANGEL iShoemakes) ~
Near shore. Mamiska, Wind WINS,
oallair, HeIiowise, Brisk n Brtght. Bey'
ierhey Time. l.lh1n
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Irish Add lilly
To Football Stuf

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Feb. II
R-Jack lilly, former Notre
Dame end. today was appointed
assistant football coach at Notre
Dame, replacing Johnny Druze
who resigned last week to become
head coach at Marquette.
lilly. 81. will work chiefly with
the ends.
lilly, from Southington. Conn.
won letters on the Irish national
championship teams Of lo43 and
1916. He served as q lieutenant
U.gJ in the Navy In 1914 and
i945.
He played five years with the
Los Angeles Rams and one sea-
son with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Mister Gus Tokes Over
AS Porterhouse FIops

warm. II stayed warm and the
track was fast but Q late after
noon haze descended veil-like
over the scene 81 the fleld went
to the post.
All Of today's runners are
eligible for the approaching
500, 900 Santa Anita Handicap
February IS.
Winner Broke on Top
Mister Gus broke on top. but
Taniguchi sent Bobby Brocato
% two-time stakes winner at the
meeting, into o quick lead and
held on to it around the club
house turn, into and down the
back stretch and on into the
drive for home in the stretch.
Up came Trejos on Honey,
Alibi. who had won one less i'm.
portant stake ut the meeting
ana soon 1t was q three horse
affair between Mister Gus
Honeys Alibi and Bobby Brocato.
Mister Gus carried lao pounds
to 1914 for Bobby Brocato. while
Honeys Alibi' shouldered ll6.
Rejected ran his usual Late
rallying race. He trailed last I'm.
til the far turn and then began
to move, but he couldn't move
fast enough and ran out Of race
track before he could catch the
front flnishers.
Mister Gus won the Kyns
Handicap last year at Bay Mea.
dows, and had looked well hers
this winter. But his running
mate, Porterhouse, returning Il
old time form and a threat. wal
the favored part Of the betting
couple.
Alidon, Beau Busher. Jet
Flame, Trackmaster, Manoticl
and Colonel Mack rounded oul
the field.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2I6.sO

THIRD RS ic. .IS Sc. = zee; claim
s S.1 4 E'. f., : .l.s $50 seS sss
fssrssen Grad ysn'ao.sel - a:2o
Tune. Bfoommaksf. Fine ;iSss.
s s.: s7yS. .I:t mile e. sea
II; s; Si.s s'S;; sSS sss
Shy Request. Gene Lemary. Special
Choice, Bees Elsie, Tins. 1884.
FIFTH RAcE-purse. $4,000: claim.
ng ay ess. s.S sna uS .o i, nse
Dennawetl tNeisonl sos
ranharE, Antigua. Time. 1:6iss.
SIXTH RAcE-Kenner stakes; $1,000
added: 2-year-olds: furlongs;
, kembe iHardinbreokl $50 TAG 1.2t
Kiser King. Pat Forsy. Derby special
3 Brother r Champ, .a Z q Soiodier. "a MAJ
&C and N stable and Burns entry.
Deiahoussaye and Monsrue entry.
Man charge finished second anc
BolodieH finished third: Man Charge wa
disqualified and the entry was placed
!, SEVENTH <RAcI-PuEse. S2.soo; a.
lowanees; 3-year- odds: 9 furlongs.
Df Si:, !, :P .s.i,s 1850 ssS SO SO
SamroSgen tFerraiueie, 500
a Delivery Lad, fwatch Pot, Tiger
Play. Jet Marx, Androit. Brutaria: Il
Chall, Mr.. Redhird, Ky Rainbow. Time
1915.
. ournee and Mundy entry.
Field.
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000: ep.
tipnal claiming; 4-year-olds and I'D: Il
miles.
KAy's Children Baird $50 SIG
Squire Wilson (BoFgemenkel $50
True Bruce, Tonapah. Pine Top. Rush
ing Tide. Time. l.6lh.
NINTH RAcE-Pufse. Sl.8O0: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; II miles,
Hasty Girl lPoDare1 TAO $50 $9g
Foxy Cert tMeAuxl A0.Oo 1890
Red Warbler tBaiFdD l.60
f0potled Brat, eie q, ~ Gone Days,
I Menthappy, Lou Adams, Armed Bandit,
Fighting wise, F!atroek. Buliheim.
Time. 1:64.
4 RfAlA
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BOWIE. Md. Feb. II Especially
The earliest start Of spring
racing in Maryland history has
presented Bowie's stall commit
tee with king-size headache.
but one that promises attrac-
tive cards during the 34-day
meeting beginning March 8.
Bob Duffy, stall superintend-
ent, is sitting applications for
some 1900 thoroughbreds from
such scattered points as Santa
Anita, New Orleans and Hialeah.
Some 800 horses, which have
been in light training all winter,
already are on the grounds and
the equine colony Is increasing
daily.
Laurel. too. Is filling UP with
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EorIy Bowie Opening Gives
StulI Committee Tough Job

horses aiming for its meeting
starting April 10. Many horses
Iquartered at Laurel will be
Ivanned to Bowie for racing, and
vice versa. Howell L. Jackson's
Nasrina, 2-year-old filly cham
,pion of 1855, and Paul Andolino's
Boston Doge. sprint sensation be-
fore being slowed by a foot in
jury, are among those at Laurel.
Hirsch Jacobs viii bring his
stable, headed by Joe Jones.
from California to Bowie. The
w. H. Bishop Stable from New
Orleans and a string trained by
Johnny Nerud. headed by Gerald
IS. Colella's Switch On from
Florida, are among the most
distant campaigners coming
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keIllb(, Scores
AT Fair Grounds
By Two Lengths
NEW ORLEANS. Feb,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL III
|Kembo, a speed burning gelding
bred In Louisiana's Evangeline
country, streaked to q two-length
victory today in the $7.325 Dun
can Kenner Stakes ct the Fair
Grounds.
The 10th renewal Of one Of
the Nations top early tests for
Itwo-year-olds was marred by q
foul. The heavily favored entry
lof Bolodier and Man Charge was
disqualified after running second
and third.
The stewards moved Kemb0's
running mate, Blue William, into
second place. with Freight
Hauler. ISL shot. taking third
place.
The race marked the first start
for Kembo. sired by the little
known Stallion Bel Revere. But
owner Junius Delahoussaye has
been running Kembo in quarter
mile races in Southwest LOUISE
ana and claimed earlier his horse
could beat any at the Fair
Grounds.
% Seconds
Kembo's time for the quarter
mile was % seconds over the
muddy track.
The Kembo- Blue William en-
try, second choice in the betting
with the crowd Of 1888, re-
turned $500. $40 and $7.20. The
entry returned more to place and
show by running one-two after
the disqualification of the favor
Iites.
Freight Hauler paid $l1 to
show.
Bolodier Jumped from the
gate in front, but crowded the
nine-horse field. Kembo, break
ing from the outside, began
alertly as Jockey j. N. Hardin
brook took him to the middle
avoiding the congestion.
| Man Charge trailed Kembo in
second place halfway through
the quarter-mile. but Bolodier
recovered from his shaky start
to move into third.
Well in Front
Kembo was well in front Q
l few strides from home. with
Man Charge, Bolodier and Blue
William strung out behind. Man
Charge edged Bolodier by a nose.
and Bolodier led Blue William
by the same margin.
But the stewards disqualified
Bolodier for the pileup coming
out OF the gate, automatically
knocking out his running mate
too.
The Duncan Kenner is the
Fair Grounds first major test
of 2-year-olds and gives an early
line on prospects for later and
richer events.
l Delahoussaye collected $3.50
for Kembo's victory and took
another $1,000 when Blue VII
liam advanced to the place spot
on the foul call.
| Freight Hauler earned $500
for owner C. P. Fischbach.
I Betting on the nine-race card
came to $685.. 626.
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Gurden Stute Books
Nine Stokes Races

CAMDEN. N. j.. Feb. II R.-
Garden State Park will feature
nine stakes races at Q total
value Of $4,000 during It's IS
day spring meeting which opens
April %.
The Jersey Stakes for Swear
olds on May Is Is . $50. 600
added event. while the Camden
Handicap May 10 Is listed as q
$50. 000-added race. There are
four $25 .000-added and three
$40, 000-added events.
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Nashua Will Go
In Widener
Without Prep

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. IL tR.-
Nashua was withdrawn today
from q scheduled Monday race
at Hialeah, so the millionaire
horse will enter next Saturdays
$1O0, 000-added Widener Handi-
cap cold" after his long layoh
But the oddsmakers say the
big bay still will be q strong
favorite to win the Widener in
his first race as a 4-year-old.
Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons, who had planned to give
Nashua q tuneup in an over
night race Monday. withdrew
him when the Hialeah track
became sloppy today after a
heavy rain. 1t seemed doubtful
that the strip would dry out by
Monday.
But even If Nashua ran, he
probably would have no opposi-
ton, Racing Secretary Charles
IL. McLennan said no other
horses had been entered to chal-
lenge him in the proposed Mon
day race.
Naturally. We wouldn't want
to race Nashua on q wet track
after he had been out Of CON-
petition SO long," said John Fitz-
simmons, son of Sunny Jim.
ArcarO Expected Anyway
Nor would we want to enter
him and then have to disappoint
the public by scratching him"
Eddie Arcaro was to have flown
here from California to ride
Nashua Monday. but those plans
were dropped. However. Arcaro
may come, anyway. to handle
Nashua in next weeks workouts
If the track does dry out
Nashua may be given q public
workout between races Monday
as a final prep for the mile and
Ia quarter Widener, In which he
has been assigned top weight Of
l27 pounds.
Second in the Widener weights
are Ell Chama. the Venezuelan
champion who arrived here
Thursday. and Social Outcast
They'll carry l2i pounds.
Fitzsimmons has brought
Nashua along slowly and care
fully since the Leslie Combs syn
dictate bought him in December
from the estate Of the late VII
liam Woodward, jr.. for the world
record breaking price Of $l.252,-
200.
Nominated For Gulfstream
In addition to the Widener,
he Is nominated for the Gulf
stream Handicap on March II,
along with Swaps. the California
horse that beat him in last years
Kentucky Derby but on whom he
got revenge In a match race
iat Arlington Park. Chicago. II
both Nashua and Swaps run in
that race. Gulfstream will guar
lantee 100000 to the winner
Normally. it's a $4,000 added
race.
Nashua won $945,415 In his
first two racing years and vic
tory In either the Widener OF
the Gulfstream would enable
him to break Citations ALL time
money winning record. Citation
earned a total Of 1895. 100 dur
ing his career.
| The complete list Of nominees
for the Gulfstream Handicap
announced today shows 20 other
stakes winners eligible for the
mile and a quarter event. "a
|, In addition to Swaps and
Nashua, the Gulfstream event
drew such performers as Brook
meade Stables Sailor. Clifford
Mooer's Traffic Judge, Robert s
ILytle's Correlation, and Hasty
House Farms Sea o Erin and
Mister Black. the latter the
/ Gulfstream Handicap winner
last year and winner Of the Sar
Antonio Handicap at Sants
Anita today.
| Other nominees include JET
Action. Blue Choir. Illusionist
elevation, Golden Land, Wal
Command. Smoke Screen. Hell
fast, Find and Full Flight.
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OLDsMAR, Fla, Feb. II F1-Deep Thought,
leading money winner at Sunshine Park this
season, caught Rock Pilot in the last stride TO
win the S2.50o Oldsmar Handicap by q nose today.
Rock Pilot. the betting favorite. led all the
way until Deep Thought caught him at the finish
Deep Thought, who paid 81. has an unbroken
string Of four wins ut Sunshine and has broken
two track records in the triumphs
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.HioIeuh Results
b. the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: maiden
3-year-olds; Z fuflonss.
Merry Roman lshukl 74.4O $500 1890
Busher's Idol blum J $50 400
Fun Lever (Hartaek) 100
Lord Essex. Manor Wise, Model .Jeep.
Tfappers Treat Twinight. pehav Dove.
Sheilas Son. Mr.. Hawley. Fear Time,
1:27ts
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year- odds and up: Va miles.
Able DFyad tSeilsrsI 1910 9.10 $40
Laf0ufehe tGFeen) b.lO S.9y
Ace Captain tDeSpiFitol 3:60
Brunswick, Midyesr, Turguenen, Weird
Music, Fudge Beaten. Regal Favor.
Time Q.aRJG
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Fair Grounds Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; .y-year-olds and up; g furlonsS. -.
Mike ReaEdon tMsfaie> 1929 i2.s0
Fancy Deb (Wa$dat $40
Talon. Loyin Lady, f6teefsmaIi-
Insulation. Little Chatter, freedom
First. Natchez Maid. Scarlet Jr.. { Canary
Island. Time, l:I5ts.
Field.
SECOND RACE-PuTse. Si.T0o; claim
Ing: 4-yeaK-olds and Up; 6 furlonRs.
ROYAL SHinR tBreus'db 1850 T.69
Pavold (MiEueHl A.O0
Hi Sky. sat. BOYLE, I Tea Biscuit,
casey's Hope. I Johns Baby. High Lama.
Collins Road, Outline, Able LAdd. Time
l;lt1ri.,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Casey
announce the engagement of
their daughter Barbara Lynne
of New York City. formerly of
this city, to Mr.. John L. De-
marest, ir.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Demarest of Arlington,
Va. An october wedding is
planned.
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Scunlun-Gutti

Mrs. John j. Seaman an
nounces the. engagement of
her daughter Margaret Fran
ces to Mr.. Bernard Francis
Gatti, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph D. Gatti. The BRIDE
elect is the daughter of the
late Mr.. Seaman. A September
wedding is planned.
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Cox-Henck

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon E. Cox
of Sunderland. Md, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Eva Lorraine to Air
man lie Charles w. Henck.
The wedding is planned for
the late summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard j.
Wilker of Beltsville. Md, form
erly Of Pleasantville, N. Y,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Geraldine Marie
to Mr.. Robert P. Working. A
September wedding is planned.
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Brobst-Munders

Mrs. and Mrs. Paul E. Brobst
of Silver Spring announce the
engagement of their daughter
Paulette to Mr.. Edward A.
Manders. jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Manders. An August rs
wedding is planned.
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Nuuohton-Sohnoen

Mr.. and Mrs. James C..
Naughten announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Mary Alice to Mr.. James Ed
ward Sohngen. son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover E. Sohn-
gen of Cincinnati, Ohio. A
fall wedding is planned.
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Schoenfelder-Morcuordi

Mr.. and Mrs. Werner M.
Schoenfelder of Chevy Chase.
Md, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Sharon
Marie to Mr.. Robert Lee Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

and Norwalk. Conn, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Carol Alberta to DR..
Thomas F. Ferris, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry j. Ferris of
Dorchester, Mass.
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Rossen-Steinnon

Mr.. and Mrs. julius Rossen
announce the engagement of
their daughter Geri to Mr..
Michael David Steinman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Steinman of Chicago. A Sep
TENDER 2 wedding is planned.
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Poms-Boiun

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel PomS
announce the engagement of
their daughter Phyllis Joy to
Mr.. Louis Bojan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Bojankosky
of New York City. An October
wedding is planned.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Kline
announce the engagement of
their daughter Vivian Ruth to
Cadet John Randolph Angola,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Angola.
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Moss.Gibbs

Mrs. Blanche Moss an
nounces the engagement of
her daughter Shirley Ann to
Mr.. w. Frank Gibbs, son Of
Mrs. w. Frank Gibbs and the
late Mr.. Gibbs. A fall wedding
is planned.
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R0dley-Jumison

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald S. Rad
ley announce the engagement
of their daughter Doris Mae to
Mr.. Paul Erwin Jamison, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph C. jam
ison of st. Joseph, Mo.
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ENGAGEMENT

quardt. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold C. Marquardt of Chi
cago. An early spring wedding
is planned.
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Fredlond-Solomv

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Fred
land announce the engagement
Of their daughter Marcia Belle
to Mr.. Irv Salamy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Salamy.
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LEARN TIPPING

Typing at Temple
Is taught by Paul
Stokes. form er
contender for the
world typtnNg
ch a m pions hip
Mr. Stokes. an ex-
pert teacher per-
sonally instructs
all students Tul-
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ton is S28 monthly "AuL STOKES
in day school, $l4 at night.
Temple School offers special
summer classes tor adults and
teenagerS in Typlng, Stereotype.
Gregg or ABC Shorthand The
School is fully aforementioned.
TEMPLE SCHOOL
1888 6 St. NV. MA. 1888
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Connor-Ferris

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ].
Conner of Silver Spring, Md,
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CystoI-cleor barrel shaped glasses with
heavy, heavy bottoms that prevent tip
ping and spIIine. These three popular
sizes can fill your every need for glasses.
5-ounce juice or cocktoiI e-ounce water
or hi-bolI, Bounce iced teo.
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Large buoyont Orion pillows that
are completely washable, covered
with cotton print in pink or blue.
Regularly 5.98 poir.
Down Stoirs Store, Homefurnishines. North