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Street Scenes .

A disguised cab driver
snarling on Constitution ave-
nue. near Twelfth street NV.
-as six diversified men tried
to squeeze into his taxi
''Whyncha take a bus7" -.
woebegone shopper trying
to salvage a few unbroken
Christmas tree ornaments
after she'd spilled q sackful
on Twelfth street -.
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HE KEPT an eye out for
bargains, too. He always
came to work armed with a
couple of shopping bags, but
seldom went home with them
empty. On his lunch hours,
he would travel about, poking
into the shops, looking for
items on sale.
He would pick up little
knicknacks, or a piece of
furniture, for a song, and cart
them home. He picked up a
lot of stuff during his stay in
Washington, perhaps a couple
hundred dollars worth.
Then the time came when
the Government decided that
his knowledge of foreign econ
omy was urgently needed
abroad, and here he was with
a house full of these bargains
he'd been amaSsing.
That's where the combina-
ton comes in.
He lived in a pretty nice
neighborhood, and, by stretch
ing q point, could call him
self a diplomat.
So he let it be known around
town, in various ways, that
there was a diplomat leaving
the city, and this diplomat
was forced to part with all.
his furniture and bric-a-brac
so he could make the move
more expeditiously.
Now it is well known in
Washington that diplomats
are people of taste. And Wash
ington is a place where an
tiqueS are in high favor, and
where the economist was not
the only bargain hunter. That
completed the combination
Of circumstances.
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Zoning Board Split ~
Over Inner Loop, Shift

The District zoning Commission today split to with
member abstanne involved proposals shift the
route Of the west leg Of the proposed Loop highway
to the Potomac River.
Engineer Commissioner Thomas A. Lane chairman of the
vemember coming commission said the had refused
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approve a request by the Sterling
Laundry for a coming change
which would let it build a garage
and storage building for "a
trucks, providing off-street load
ling facilities. ;'>s
The laundry is on the south
east corner Of Twenty-seventh
and L streets NV. A staff off,
cial said the commission had
adopted a report of its coming
advisory council which warned
that the property under consid-
Grafton is involved in a pro-
posed relocation Of the west leg
of the Inner Loop" and might
have to be condemned by the
District.
Non-Voter Unknown.
Gen. Lane refused to say which
member abstained or how the
COMMISSION members voted.
The National Capital Planning
Commission is presently review.
ing the route of the west leg Of
the Inner Loop and may order II
moved closer to the Potomac
River.
In another case. the zonine
commission unanimously turned
down a request for a change
which would permit Joseph H
Kinski to build a 50 million
shopping center near the inter-
section Of Alabama avenue and
Naylor and Good Hope roads Sc
Denial Of the request was with
no prejudice" A stan Official
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-07
District Moves to Soften
Professional Tax Law
Assessor Says 1000 Will Be Affected,
Proposes to Exempt Fees Under $500

District tax officials moving rapidly to soften the impact
of the law which imposes $25a-year license
lawyers and other business and ademen subject
to the unincorporated business franchise
District Tax Assessor James Martin press conference
yesterday denied the license law might many
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CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The Southeastern Regional
Restaurant Convention and
Exposition winds up its six
day meeting at the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
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Products Co, of Los Angeles,
Calf, a prosperous firm in which
Ray has invested a big chunk of
dough . Harry Belafonte, busy
denying rumors of a break be-
tween him and his wife, Marguer-
lite will have a guest shot on five
killy TV shows this Fall In
Harlem, they're trying to guess
the name of the Negro jazz musi-
clan who is being linked with Lady
Iris Mountbatten Whispers
are beginning to spread about that
famous entertainer Ia female)
who now carries her liquor in a sill
yer flask in her purse, and fire.
quently forgets to put her money
in the purse but never the liquor.
Philadelphia DECAY Kae Will
liams, who owns a personal man.
ager contract on Solomon Burke,
the red hot Apollo recording artist
whose Walking In A Dream" is
literally walking up the hit GRANTS,
has been approached again with
lucrative offers from gents who
want to buy a piece of Burke's
contract.
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Retired Admiral Funs
Anti-Semifie FIumeS

Montgomery, Ala.-(JTA)-An
attempt to arouse anti-Jewish
sentiment in the South by charg-
ing that the Jews are responsible
for the fight to end segregation
was made here by a retired ad-
miral in an inflammatory speech
before a White Citizens Council
rally.
The speaker, John C. Gromme-
lin, who retired from the Navy as
Rear Admiral in 1919, after a
public reprimand, told the roar
ing crowd of 300 that the anti
segregation fight was spanked by
(Justice) Felix Frankfurter, a
Jew Arthur Spanger, a Zionist
Jew and Senator Herbert Leh-
man, a Marxist Jew" The speak
er did not identify "Spanger"
further.
Pleading for retention Of the
Clause in the Alabama constitu-
ton on segregation, he exclaimed,
We've got to keep this last from
teirs of the real Anglo-Saxon race
and if am wrong my names
Finlxelstein."
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THE LOWDOWN
BY l.. SIascO Young

New York-(ANP)-In spite Of
the many rumors being circulated
that the Adam Clayton Powells
are ready to call it quits, there
will definitely be no divorce for
Adam and Hazel. The Congress-
man-minister and his piano-play-
ing wife, Hazel Scott Powell, had
real serious heart-to-heart talk
and came out with one very i'm
portant decision: There'l be no
divorce, regardless of what comes.
A divorce would bring on a rash
Of " told you sos, and would
please Powell's political and re-
digious enemies no end, since there
are still many who feel that min
lister Tor congressman should
not have a show business personal
ity as a mate.
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Mikons comPalsn Coins
Help In Suburbs

George Mikans campaign for
congressman IN the Third Dis
trict received support today In
Minneapolis suburbs.
Following the announcement
that he had opened campaign
headquarters al it26 Excelsior
Boulevard, ST. Louis Park, Mikan
revealed the names OF three sup.
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PEOPLE & PLACES Bandlead-
er Hal Singers searching for a
luscious vocal-lovely to decorate
his musical aggregation with a
neY sound and a new look Bill
Kenny's looking like a new man
since his new recorded version of
IF l Didn't Care" which now
bears the title, Now You Say
You Care" is catching on in the
right way Bin Doggett's split
ting his vacation between an up
per New York state resort spot
and a gorgeous mountain spot in
Pennsylvania Nat King
Cole got in the news about his
striking oil in Montana several
days after 1t broke in a New
Workers. column Cole, Incl
dentally, joined comedian Eddie
Cantor and visited Eddie Fisher
on the set Of RKOs Bundle of
JOY" out in Hollywood Jet
Mays New York Beat" scribe,
Major Robinson. due in Los An
geles on the first leg of a vacation
Jimmy Depuest, 19-year-old
nephew Of Marian Anderson, and
leader of a quintet at the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, went into
New Jerseys Red Hill Inn for his
first big pro date Toshiko the
clever japanese girl pianist, eases
back into Philips Blue Note
thanked by the Sonny Sutt Quar-.
/ tet.
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New Residents: MT and Mrs,
Benjamin Mouton OF Chicago. Ill,
recently moved TO Minneapolis to
make their permanent home and
are residing in their newly pur-
chased home at SS1e Clinton Av,
Mrs Mouton Is u sister OF Claude
Dixon Of SiS6 Third Av, s, also
recent resident OF the city, Mrs,
Dixon is a niece OF Mrs Walter
Aston and native Of Minneapol-
lis.
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Leave For Home: Mrs. Irene
Smyers, daughter Beverly and
granddaughter, Carroll Of Flint,
Mich, who have been visiting Mrs.
Smyers' mother, Mrs. Matte
Harris and aunt, Mrs. Bertha
Brown of 1887 Clinton Av., left for
their home on Thursday, August
80. Visitors enjoyed sightseeing
and many social courtesies.
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portcrs who win head suburban
drives In his behalf.
Mrs George Pillsbury OF Orono
viii be Chairwoman OF the yolun-
tccr recruitment committee. John
Gould has been named chairman
FOR Mikan in Edna and Joseph
Ryan chairman for Mikan IN
Richneld.
Mrs Pillsbury Is former Eighth
Ward Chairwoman and former
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Family Guest: Miss Marcel
Washington Of Charleston, w. Va,
is visiting in the city and is the
guest OF her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Ellis and Mrs. Enola
Thomas of 35Os Fifth Av. S. Miss
Washington is one of the popular
lady tonsorial artists in her home
town. Miss Washington is enjoy
ing sightseeing tours and other so
cial courtesies.
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GRANTED DIVORCE

Mrs. Melissa Patterson. SOi2
Portland Az. was granted a div
orce from Jesse Patterson in Hen
nepin County District Court by
Judge Levi Hall on Wednesday,
August %.
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CONVINCINGLY YOURS: 49,
Talks getting around about how
Red Prysock's greater-than-thou
personality is destined to hurt his
career go. That hair product
Sugar Ray Robinson's set to tour
the nation promoting and demon
strating is made by X 4 X Hair
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Dons X. c. Jones Indveted Into Army

San FranciscotANPlk (Casey) Jones,
University team wa
indicted into the army
The Sixth Army announcing the induction
star explained that his entry into the
his plans appear olympic Melbourne Australia
Jones a OF UUnited states basketball team
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chairwoman OF the Lincoln Day
dinner committee. Ryan is for
mer RiChncld Republican chair
man
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Senator Lehman says He'll Quit

New York (ANP)-sen Herbert II. Lehman. 7s Of the
outstanding Of segregation
announced he win not reelection In November
Party said last week that he
up rgors and viii bow
active politics
actively campaign in and be-
yond Democratic presidential nominee Adlai r.
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scoA coaehes 70 Meet 10 AiIania sepi. Be

Atlanta AMP The saith annual meeting Of the Southern
Coaches OFFICIALS Sept y.
Harvey secretary, treasurer has announced
Quarterback Club composed Of coaches and officials
the Atlanta win be host TO the meeting
sCoA made athletic directors and coaches Of the II
up intercollegiate Athletic
twoday meeting win be held in the Morehouse college
chemistry building the Atlanta University campus.
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Bishop And Mrs. Nichols In Hungary

Budapest Hungary-(AN P)Bishop and Mrs D. Ward Nichols
spending days here having arrived from Paris by air
Bishop Nichols who member Of the Central Commit
Council Churches concludes his meeting with that
body plan visit Holland Belgium and England
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WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE


York (ANy)The National Bar Association win hold IL
August through September
announced last week by Lawrence r. Bailey and Edward
Combridge cochairmen Of the convention committee.
program include uncheons discussions and speakers
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Third Party colnIns Strength In South

Atlanta, Ga(ANP)A third party movement led by bolt Of
delegates Democratic convention gaining
strength N
time Bo-caled Constitutional Party
Worth representatives decided
hold a rally at Memphis. Sept IL and 10.
eystazed earlier Fighters
mdseptember meeting pick
independent candidates for the November election.
splinter groups other appeared lending
weight the Worth Memphis meetings despite
leadership from the recognized Democratic high command
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TrIboI RvIe LosIna Presilae In cold cou.,

kea Gold Coast ANfTrbal rule sun IN existence every
the Gold with the prestige
many parts OF the country tribal
suuton ehefaincy vesga
poerage.
Observers this when Chief the
this died his family
combined the funeral solemnes with the British bank holiday
notable gloom
atmosphere OF mourning which out OF the ordinary
funerals Gold
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West AfrIsu Gets Hund-cronksd Phone.

Abilene woman missionary left here last week
for Jonama Nigeria and with
phones for In OF the West Africa
Three similar handcranked operation
the Southern Baptist Mission hospital there,
The she took with a from
Telephone Cooperative agency which type
phones
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home would be realized. Remem-
Der all you have enjoyed and be
happy with it and for your friend
now, BE big. not small
cannot say which of you has
been the wiser-to enjoy nice
things all through you young life
or wait until you are a little older.
Do the best you can in your own
way-and be happy with no re-
grets.
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MeklnneYs In Halti

Portau-Prnce, Hait-tANPDoan T. &c Mckinney Johnson
c. Smith University Charlotte NJ c. and Mrs Mckinney
spending day They delighted
stay, and with their hostelry, the Hotel chocounne,
This OF the most thrilling lives" said
Mckinney This place whore Negro enjoy vacation with
dignity We already planning for Christmas
vacation"
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New Jersey Senator BIasis Democrats

Detroit (ANPl-chaging that Southern conservatives
Of the Democratic party had blocked labor civil
gh New Senator Clifford r. said week the
publican administration had done for labor and minority
three half than the
Addressing organizing meeting the Eisenhower Labor Com
mee the Republican said the Democrats could
campaign promises progressive legislation party
split into two teams with the Southern conservatives top
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south AtrIea 70 Sc. up Non-whI,e unIver.IiIe.

Capctown South ArlcaIANFThe Minister OF Native Aars
the
universities their
time Notwithstanding the involved
could be spent waiting
cost mus not be a deterrent
NonEurOpeans would be brought these universities
among their people
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LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE


BATTING biased on rs at-bats)-Lone.
PITTSBURGH, Ala; -Repulski. ST. Louis,
.39l Bower. st. Louis, .36I: Brutor,
35i.
IhuNS--Blasingame St. Louis, 90: Long.
pittsburgh, and Boyer and Moon, 81.
Louis, 81. Musial, st. Louis. 23.
RUNS BATTED IN-Long, Pittsburgh.
and Boyer, st. Louis, ~: Musiai. 81
Louis. 33;, Jablonski. Cincinnati, "a;
Banks, Chicago. and Moon, st. Louis,
HITS-Long, Pittsburgh. So; Boyer, st.
Louis, 81; Moon. St.; Louis. IS:
lyn, and Ashburn, Philadelphia, 80.
DOuBLESEFurillo' Brooklyn, IL; Bell.
Cincinnati 10; Dark, New York. O;
TRiPLEsMsru toms MiIws sSGsesn7; :. MAYS
New York, and Walls, PITTSBURGH, s:
Aaron, Milwaukee, 81 Musial. St.
HONE RiUNs-Lons, Pittsburgh. "A;
Post Cincinnati, and Boyer. ST. Louis
Ii; Banks, Chicago 10: Kluszewski
and Jablonski, Cincinnati, and
Thomas. Pittsburgh, 9.
STOLEN BASES--Mays, New York. 10;
Moon St Louis, 2; Clemente. Pitts
purgn, and BisSinsame' st. Louis. 4;
PITCHING biased on 'decisions)-Law-
renee, Cincinnati, so, 1000: Friend,
B TooRyn e se7 Se Gratis N sTSoEisn:
and Mizell, st. Louis, Az, 1857.
STRIKEOUTS-Friend, PITTSBURGH, So:
Roberts, Philadelphia, 46: Mizeil st.
Louis. A; Haddix, Philadelphia, 80:
SPAIN, Milwaukee, 80.
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BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on rs at-bats)-Man
tie. New York. 423: Maxwell. Detroit
1851: Vernon. Boston, .344: Berra
New York .342; Courtney. washing
RUNs-Mantle. New York. az: Lopez
Kansas City, 81; Bauer. New York
and Sieyers' Washington, 30; Yost
RUNS BATTED M--Mantle. New York
Washington, SO: Simpson. Kansas City
30. Lopez. Kansas City. and Lemon
Washington, rs.
HITS-Mantle. New York, so: Kuenn
Detroit, 81: Goodman, Boston. 45
futile, Detroit, and Runnels, Wash
DOUBLES-Kuenn, Detroit, 12; Good
man and Vernon, Boston, 10: White
Boston; Lollar. Chicago, and Courtney
washington, Q.
TRIPLES-Jensen. Boston. and Runnels
Mashington. 4; Goodman Boston. ane
ers tied with ..
HOME RUNS--Mantle. New York, II
Berra, New York. e: Sievers, Wash,
inston; II: Gernert, Boston; Lopez
STOLEN BASEs-Kuenn, Detroit, g
Busby. Cleveland. 8: Jacobs, Kansas
City, 4; Jensen. Boston; Philley
Chicago, and Mantle. New York, 3.
PITCHING biased on 5 decisions) Ford
New York, II, .S75; Brewer, Boston
and Lemon. Cleveland, OIL, .S57: vii.
land, and Kucks, New York, So. .7l4
STRIKEOUTS = Score, Cleveland, 10
York, "a. Pierce, Chicago, az; Wynn
Cleveland, 40
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White Sox Obtain
|StuIey and Return
PoIIet to Roster

CHICAGO. May 90 (P).-
Marty Marion. whose White SoS
have been strapped for pitching
at times. now has two more vet
Grams available for duty.
The White Sox yesterday pur-
chased Righthander Gerry Sta
ley from the Yankees for an I'M
disclosed sum and put HOWE
Pollet. veteran Southpaw, back
on the roster after releasing him
Internationally 10 days ago.
Staley. IS. had pitched only
one-third of an inning for the
Yankees this season, allowing
four runs. The ex-Cardinal was
with Cincinnati last season. turn
ing in a SD record in 80 APP
pearances. He will report to the
Sox in Cleveland tomorrow.
Pollet. who joined the Sox as
a free agent this spring. was
dropped to get the club down to
the player limit. The recent a.
for-2 trade with the Orioles al
lowed his reinstatement.
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Departmental LEAGUE standings

Lincolnia 2 l MAT.
st. Ambrose, one of the new
teams in the Departmental
Sandlot League this season, has
hopes of making a good showing
by the time first-half play ends
in couple of weeks.
After four losses, Manager Joe
DiNenna's club finally broke into
the win column yesterday with a
9-6 decision over MATS.
This victory should give the
boys a bit more confidence" Di-
Nenna said.
The winning pitcher was
Charles DiNenna, son of the
manager, who gave up only five
hits and struck out 10. Ed Scan
Ion and Charlie Wilson each had
Ia triple and single for the win
nerS.
In another league game, Air
Force Jets broke out with six
runs in the sixth inning for an
49, victory over NSA. Milton
Lundy of the Jets had two triples
and a single and drove in three
runs.
Playing-manager Edsel MART
/ of Atchison & Keller in the
Gauzza League hit three singles
a triple and double to lead the
Plumbers to a 1874 victory ovel
the Maryland Aces. Pitcher Pau
Willis of AK coasted to victory
behind his teams 15-hit attack
Federal Bureau of InveStiga-
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Ned Carver Slated
For Disabled List

DETROIT. May 20 (P.-The
Tigers have asked Commissioner
Ford Prick to place Ned Carver
on the 30-day disabled list be-
cause of an ailing right elbow.
The veteran pitcher was ex-
amined at Ford Hospital yester-
day. Doctors said the tendon
trouble would heal. but it woulc
take time.
Carver. major Lacquer since
1913, hurt the elbow at Kansas
| City April % while pitching bat
ting practice. The arm gave Out
lon him again May "a when he
came in on a relief role against
the Yankees.
He dropped his only start this
season to Cleveland on April 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-29

A day off and thirst you want to quench.
What better reasons for putting a hole in
an ice.cold can of Gunther Tor Tipping
off bottle cap like our friend above).
And this Wednesday, discover the perfect
way to enjoy Gunther-with your friends,
that is. Anything's more fun with a crowd
and any crowds more fun with Gunther.
AT the first throat-cooling swallow
you'll feel the touch of the Golden Mood
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Louisiunu Stute Drops
intercollegiate BOXING

BATON ROUGE, La, May 30
R).-Louisiana State University,
perennial National boxing power
and defending Sugar Bowl
champion. yesterday dropped
intercollegiate boxing.
The unanimous vote by the
LSU Board Of Supervisors came
without discussion.
The move was made because of
the growing difficulties Of schsd-
uling nearby schools.
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CUBS, 4; REDS, |


Totals % 2 "a 4 Totals 80 - Z
Flied out for Fowler in 9Th.
Q Struck out for Jeffcoat in Sth.
Cincinnati DOL 0OO 0On-l
Chicago ---------- uuo O4O OoX-4
Runs - Mcmillan, Miks:s, 3 aker,
Banks Rush. Error--Nuxhall. Runs bat
ted ir-Nqxhall, Banks e. Moryn.
hit-McMillan Stolen base--Whisenant
Sacrifice--Miksis Sacrifice fiies-Nux-
hall, Irwin. Left on bases-Cincinnati. 2;
g. of Rush. / Struck out-By Nuxhall.
z BY Jefcoat' g by Rush Hits-od
In p inning; of Jeffcoat. o in . innings:
of La Paine, q IN inning. Runs and
earned runs--Oh Nuxhall. Az of
Rush II. off Fowler, 0-0 of Jeffcoat.
Rush t3-2l Losing pitcher--Nuxhall
u-4. Time-2:ll. Attendance. 202.
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Grimm Quits as Head
OF Louisville Ball Club

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 20
R.-Freddie Grimm. president
of the Louisville Colonies Base
ball Club. designed yesterday for
personal reasons"
Ed Wheeler. vice president of
the club, said Joe Burke, the
business manager, would take
over Grimm's duties on a tenn
porary basis.
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First Victory BoIsters Hopes
OF New St. Ambrose Nine

ton. bouncing back after losing
its first three games in the In
dustrial League. won its fourth
in a row with an 11-3 defeat OF
Jack Pry. The G-Men got Ia
hits, with Walt Jacinski supply
ing four. Bill Harrison homered
for FBI and Ed Claxton and
Jerry Power for the Jags.
The schedule:
Today
Union Printers VS.. Silver Hill, West
Ellipse, $50.
Lincolnia VS.. Columbia Heights, South
Ellipse, $40
Merchants VS.. Skylarks, Fairlawn, 3 $50.
Travellers VS.. Washington Jets, Ban
neker Recreation Center, &.
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Braves Get Prospect

MILWAUKEE, May 90 P).-
The Braves have signed Third
Baseman Bill Whitley of N. c,
State to an Atlanta farm club
contract and assigned him to
Corpus Christi of the Big State
League. Whitley is a resident
of Pine Top. N. c.
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Runs - opposite, Deising. Aparito
Moss. Finigan. Lopez ca. Slaughter
Simpson, zernial. Error-Renna. Run;
batted in opposite (2). Fox, Aparicio
Finigan. Slaughter t2l, Simpson. Ter.
NAL 90. Two-base hits-Fox, Lopez
Three base hit-Simpson. Home runs
Aparicio, Finigan, Zernial, Slaughter
Sacrifice-DeMaestri Double plays
Lopez to Finigan to Simpson, (2): Fox tc
Aparicio to Jackson. Left on bases
Chicago. Il; Kansas City s. Bases on
balls-Oh Donovan, ): of Pierce, /;
of Lssorda 10. Struck out-By Dono.
van, 3: by Lasorda. 3. Hits--Off Dono-
van; in IA innings: of Howell 3 in
"a inning; of Consuegra. 0 in "a in
ming, of Pierce, / in p inning: of La
ssorda,, 3 in 81. innings; OF Burtschy
on Donovan, as guns Of Ap How esfned fun ofI
Pierce, 20; of Lasorda, A Winning
pitcher-Burtschy 5000. Losing pitcher
(5-2). Time-2:36. Attendance