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Evening star., 1957-03-27
Cocker Club Plans
Show on April lo

The Capital City Cocker Club
will hold its annual speciality
show Friday. April 10. at the
Agricultural Center at Gathers
burg.
Entries must be filed by April
8, and information is available
through Mrs. A. j. Everett, Jack
son 4-0108.
This show annually attracts
some Of the best dogs IN the
East, and over 100 entries are
expected. The Judge will be Mrs.
Raymond Miller of Glen Ellyn,
Ill.
There will be classes for pup
pies, novices, American bred,
open and specials.
Evening star., 1957-03-27
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associatsd Pres

HOLLYWOOD Call. kid Anahuac
l2b Mexico City. outpointed Billy pea.
cock. i20i2. Los Angeles COl.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla Bobby Boyd
~. Chicag0. outpointed Franz Szazina
lb2t2 Bremen. Germany 10i
:, HOUSTON. Tex --Dsvey Walden. 1874
youngstown. Ohio outpointed Armand
SaYoie l34 Montreal fI0J
STOCKTON. Calf Leo AEbulos. l3s
STOCKTON. stopped Frank Jennings 1875.
Los Angeles a.
LOWELL Mass Billy Ryan III
Lowell. knocked out Paddy OBrien. l79,
Evening star., 1957-03-27
Merrick Boys Club
Wins Own TOURNEY

Merrick Boys Club won the
senior division of its own basket
ball tournament at the Central
YMCA last night by defeating the
YMCA, $3.50.
Chase Carter scored II points
to lead the Merrick Club, which
finished the season with a 100
record.
Evening star., 1957-03-27
Packers Siqn Temp

GREEN BAY, Wis, Mar. q
tP).-The Green Bay Packers
have signed Jim Temp. former
University of Wisconsin end who
was their No. 2 draft choice
in 1855. Temp is now stationed
at Fort Eustis, Va. with the Army
Transportation Corps, will re-
ceive his discharge early in
September.
Evening star., 1957-03-27
Kid Anuhuuc Wins

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 81 (P.--
Mexico's Kid Anahuac, 1875.
scored a knockdown in the sixth
round and went on to decisively
whip Billy Peacock. 1909, Los
Angeles. before a sellout crowd
at the Hollywood Legion Stadium
last night.
Evening star., 1957-03-27

NEW YORK, Mar. 81 (P).-
Ken Germann, halfbacA at Co.
lumbia in the days of Paul
Governali, has been named fresh
man football coach at his alma
mater. Germann was football
coach and director of athletics
at Iona Prep, White Plains, N. Y.
Evening star., 1957-03-27
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Washington has two more
team leaders in the National
Duckpin Congress tournament
at Bladensburg. Shooting on
home lanes. the Boh-Caps of the
ERGO League totaled 1854 to
move on top in mixed "B"
boosters and Need Money? of
the Bladensburg Major League
took over in mems regular
boosters at 1873.
For the Boh-Caps, Tom Fox
rolled 373; Evelyn Nickel. 335;
Reynolds Jamison, 1874; William
Maxwell. 32l, and Dolores
Wright, 311.
For Need Money? it was Jack
Moulton. 403 Vern Phillips, 378;
Sam Miller, 1853; Charles Nc
Camey, BAL. and Ray Parks. 1923.
Doris Myers of Baltimore, and
not Lucille Englebrecht of Walk
ersville, Md. is leading the
women's all-eventS, it was an
nounced today by the duckpin
congress. An error in typing
placed Mrs. Englebrecht first at
loss. Actually. she totaled l,045
and Mrs. Myers. listed second at
l.045, had the 1855. Mrs. Engle-
brecht is second.
Mrs. Myers also is the singles
leaoer at 1874 and with Adelaide
Guth. second in doubles at 672.
Tonight is the only open night
in the six-week tournament, but
there will be many, excluding
week ends. when the program
Will be light This by way of
reminding Washington area
bowlers that they still may enter,
and for while at least, be Sc
lective of dates. There are
classes for all bowlers.
Four of the five matches in
the District Mems Major League
last night resulted in shutouts
and three were scored by the top
teams, Chevy Chase Chevrolet,
Pepsi Cola and Falls Church
Furniture. standing in that order
Chevy Chase managed a sweep
by winning the final game with
Wheeler Restaurant on a rolI-off
after each shot 673. Clete PAN
nell. the Chevvies' captain was
high at 152-423, with white
topped Ray Watson best for
Wheeler at 164-429.
Frank Micalizzi and Guy Andes
shot 399 each for Pepsi Cola.
and there was only stick differ
ence in their best games. Mic
alizzi's IA having the edge. Ma
tional Bohemian was the victim.
Best bowler of the evening was
Billy Moore Of Falls Church
which swamped Arcade Pontiac
Moore. to start a 430 set. shot
l8l for the leagues top game
OF the season. After a fat nine
IN the opening frame, Moore
strung together seven spares and
two strikes. doubling in the ninth
and tenth boxes. The previous
high was 1870, rolled by Pat
Crescent and Gerry Stair, who
will clash Friday night on
WMAL-TV's Duckpin Derby.
Such a game would crack the
Derby jackpot. which now con-
tains $3.50. Only l65 is needed.
Abe Weinberg's 384 paced
Miller High Life to a sweep over
Hicks Chevrolet and Norman
Titus l61-4l9 gave Bethesda
Forty Alleys an edge over Silent
Sales Coin Machines. led by
FoSco Fattorinis l5l-383.
haywood Woody Winslow of
CHEVY Chase lost ground as the
league average leader by rolling
81 while Bobby Lockhart, his
teammate and runner-up. was
shooting 1896. Winslows average
slipped to 1862. pin short of
l27. and Lockhart's rose to 1885,
Evening star., 1957-03-27

Just show your drivers
license and proper identi-
fication and you're off!
That's all you do to rent a
new Powerglide Chevrolet
Bel Air or other fine Hertz
car complete with radio,
heater, defroster and
power steering.
Low cost! The Hertz
rate is just $1,000 a day
plus 10 cents a mile, in
Guiding all gasoline, oil
and proper insurance-no
matter hoW many ride!
Rates are slightly higher
for larger cars, all rates
lower by the week. Call
US today to reSerUe a car
anylOhere!
Evening star., 1957-03-27
HOCKEY PLAYOFFS

BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
fSemifinaiSl
Boston. 3; Detroit. /
Boston leads best-of-7 series, 1-OD
Montreal New YORK.
Montreal leads best-nf-- series i-Ol
AMERICAN LEAGUE
'Semifinaisi
Rochester. ! Providence. q
Rochester leads best-0f-7 series n
Hershey, 2 Cleveland ..
Hershey leads best.of-7 series -oD
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
fFinalsl
Cincinnati 3; INDIANAPOLIS q
Cincinnati wins best of : series. any
EASTERN LEAGUE
Finals
Charlotte, q. Philadelphia 2
Charlotte leads best of series. 10y
Evening star., 1957-03-27

1857 L 81. NV. National S-560c
Wosh. National Airport. District 7-286l
Union Stotion National s-560o
StotIer Hotel kAtionoI $500
Willard Hotel kAtlonoI S-56o0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
re. hureh-DeviI's Fraud And
Counterfeit!!!!-

BuRLEsouE OF THE PoPELEss, NoN-REcI-
MENTED. PURE. DIVINE, PROTECTIVE. oMNIPoTENT
CHRISTIANITY or NY c-HEL-DLE-S-S.
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET MESSIAH SON. CHRIST
JESUS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
In the Light Of



Although fhe Commissioner Of Hospitals, Dr. Morris a.
Jacobs. made conventional denial there quick sup
port for fhe indictment from the New York University
faculty and from the Bellevue house staff Top-rankng
doctors. including he directors Of the hospitals medical
and surgical divisions demanded that the city stop
femporizing with makeshift repairs and buckle down
building a Bellevue which New York has long and
urgently needed.
Once the storm burst, Mayor Wagner into action
the dovbIeqvek and demanded instant investiga
and recommendations by the Board of Hospitals This
port Is in II tells length Of studies and plans
the years, of how hospitals bv in other parts
OF the city and Of such recent additions at Bellevue the
nurses home. replaced operating and altered
patient department But for thorovghgoing
sfrUcton Of Bellevue there Is not much than
Of needs and 5000 appropriation
an architectural study Of scope
In short everybody sseepy concerned. Various specific
criticisms lack Of laboratories and recog
nzed The construction program however, still awaits fur
fher study although he board says the capital budget
will be preached for funds Still II is good that
adequate physical facilities must be provided
possible TO continue TO attract the type Of and
women that made Bellevue famous"
What II all adds up to is that there have been plenty
OF plans but enough performance Bellevue has suffered
through accumulated neglect. But thanks aroused
medical ezenry the Bellevue story has been foreiby
brought 10 public attention For this the entire community
be grateful. Now let have swift and corrective
action to put Bellevue into frstcass shape This
complete reconstruction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Precious Church Manual

am Increasingly grateful for the permanent value Of
The Manual of The Mother Church. feel grateful
than for its protection permanently against avfera
ons Of Christian Science, and that The advterafions always
imposed upon religions Of the past shall be imposed
Christian Science =.
1.-THE predestned, eventual. the and the only
religion and therapeutics :" of all and peo-
p'es - destined TO dominate, root out, the devil from
education, culture and damnabe exploitation Of the
fainmenf world and world Of letters by the devils social
H-bomb' SEX, and the liberation Of those PATHETIC
ADAMEvE SPIRITUAL PRoSTlTUTESI seeking fame and
fortune by svocafing the divine pofenfisies Of millions
cONScIENcES IN THEIR POCKETSD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
C.S. Monitor Guidance

In The summer Of 1918 the allied world was pessi-
msse that the war would carry into 1919, but said
my comrades: No. II will be over before Christmas and
say that on the authority Of the Christian Science Monitor
whose excellent sources of information make evident the
cracking morale the central empires and their diminish
ing resovreesI
Last weeks testimony included some OF the blessings
Of Christian Science study during the military serv'eeJ
Note TO the reader: The Armisiiee, you may recall
became effective 100 AM, NUNS.
Another blessing right now We were one OF I'VE
In our battalion invited spend the remaining months In
Europe sf the A. =. U-ssmporsy University seup for
10000 soldiers and officers si Bssune France the former
base bosptss rich experience And had the blessed Prvi
isse Of resvmns soldier cs Lssson-Sermon resdesnp'
this fine as Second Reader with Mr. Harry Filler The Chap
lain, now c. S. Teacher In Columbus, Ohio
After examining The course on srgumenfaf'on' sno
rslsesnq on The grounds that the Bible and Christian
Science does ever so much better. received very
peculiar look from The University representative snss
Continued Next Column Top)
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Reactions

man Of say, S. co. introduced himself and said Mrs.
- credits your encouragement for being
Christian Science Practitioner today The second in
months.
Isdy, middle ago. asked II II would be asking too much
for a copy Of fhe testimony!
We answered, Indeed not"I
Also. Come again. and give another testimony"
Another, come oftsn."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25

TESTIMONY RESUMED
Radical Reliance on Christ, Truth, =
imperative

As in LAST weeks testimony quoted from p. lo6 Of
our textbook fhs concluding page Of ths Chapter ANIMAL
MAGNETISM UNMAskED." and mans triumph thereto!
and his Declaration Of Independence according Christ
and his codbesfowed eIfgovsrnment conscience rssso
and mans being governed rightly by his Maker. divine
Truth and Loveand hs penalty incurred BY the rsspssssr
upon mans divine righisl
And as quoted also last week from p 80 Of Science
and Health, and paraphrase:
When Soul God controls material sense, shall Ioahe
sin and rebuke under every mask Only IN fhs way can
we bless enemies and friends too that matter
And Mrs. Eddy says further: ALTHOUGH THEY MAY
NOT so coNSTRUE OUR WoRDST
II good to know what Jesus and Mrs. Eddy said
fhe devil
Jesus: "a MURDERER. A LIAR, WHO ABODE NOT IN
THE TRUTH. FOR THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HINT
John 8:43 ~.
Mrs. Eddy in Unity Of Good" for example, says that
THAT DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVIL EXCLUDES ANY
POSSIBLE REALITY TO DEVIL. MATTER, EVIL THEY
ARE MERCY ILLUSIONS AND DELUSTCNS'!-(snd We
add: OF THE MYTHICAL, ANTI-cHRisT. ADAMEyE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BRITISH
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Detroit Tribune Publisher s.
PART 3
CONTINUED from Back Page)

PART
WORLD WAR "A MARVELLOUS BLESSING
m THE SPIRIT or DAVID. JESUS, AND MRS. EDDY.
told my dear ones not to look for any military rank
from me- I'm entering the service in ihe spirit Of David and
know that the service render country and
my comrades will make myself the best possible Chris
fian Science sfvdsni!-
With the result that put In 1000 to 5000 hours study
Of ths Bible, Lsssonsermons Mrs. Eddys other writ
ings and periodicals.
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Miracle Saves Boy

CONTINUED from Back Page)
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLlKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS. EXERCISE FORESIGHT, INTUITION OF
DiviNELY SCIENTIFIC, cHRIsTLIKE. SPIRITUAL
SENSE BECAUSE THEY REPuDIATE THE DEvILiSH,
MYTHICAL. ANTLCHRiST ADAM-EvE HUMAN
CONCEPT OF MY CREATION WHICH IS WHOLLY
FLEsHLEss, tMATTER Is MORTAL THoUcHTD,
l-M-MATERiAL. SPIRITUAL AND CHRISTLIKE-ETER-
NALLY PoPULATINc THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE
OF INvULNERABLE, ETERNAL HARMONY, s-AT-U-R-AT.
ING ALL SPACE WITH oMNPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE, WHEREIN ALL OF YOU FIND
YOUR TRUE BEING NY VERY IMAGE AND
LIKENESS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Fruehauf World Leadership In It's
Field

We referred TO the industrial by nae) and
the growth into world leadership out Of the locally limited
business of late father and General Motors entry into
the manufacture of that product 20 years ago.
and their cessation Of its manufacture three years
later.
God, doubt whispered TO General Motors: You tend
to knitting Frvehavf handle that leadership
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Security Under Gods s.

Many hours OF study Of Textbook Including fhe Ser
mo" On the Mevn-Mafihsw 81, errors Of per-
sonasy vim Increasing physical STRENGTH reertno nor.
Chssks consciousness Several psrfts and Temporary
Jobs came without her seeking for fsm and these took
care Of every immediate need"
THE day came when The writer could say at last in al
sincerity Not my will but thine be done Luke 2242
Then almost at position was offered her where
her past experience could be Of to the Cause of
Christian science With awe she realized that all steps
which had been taken he months before had been taken
under Gods guidance and out Of worldly intellectual
Ism" 80.
THUS fhe claims Of age doubtful future, and loss Of
security had been annvsd by clearer understanding of
hs operation Of Gods law Of universal everavaae har
mony As Mrs. Eddy writes IN Science and Health with Kew
10 the Scriptures Up. 232 SECURITY FOR THE CLAIMS
OF HARMONIOUS AND ETERNAL BEING is FOUND
ONLY IN DIVINE SclENcE'!"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Protecting THE Budding Thought

On p. 104 Of The Church Manual, beloved Leader
states its purposes ITO FORM THE BUDDING THOUGHT
AND HEDGE 1T ABOUT WITH DIVINE LovE"l
am grateful for awakening TO that divine purpose
of the Manual many years ago. likewise. the Key the
proper interpretations of all Of beloved Leaders writ
ings, namely this Her frequently stated positions FOLLOW
YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS
CHRIST!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Devils re. Causes Countless
Premature Deaths!

For example, ihs recent thousand mile auto race In
Italy, that spiritual vnsey which killed the driver and
eempsnion and numerous bystsnders.
PART
BRorHERLY LOVE, CHRIST LIBERATING TRUTH
REQUIRED THE FOREGOING.
l. COD DEMAND THE WARRIOR ANGEL, MICHAEL,
TO TELL THE TRUTH AND SHAME THE DEVIL
AS DID JESUS AMEN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
WoIfman Rips Power

CONTINUED from Back Page)
"ovr lawmakers and courts have removed unions from
ihs prohibitions OF snsionopoy and antitrust laws
Wonsn said They free 70 collect power and add 10
as they wish What they do with This power unions free
TO decide for themselves without regard for the public i'm
iersst public 49,
UNIONS ABUSE IT. Ne SAYS
Having this power u Is only natural that Unions should
abuse u, In simple we'll as In complex wsYs."
WoIsn. colvmbis university economies professor and
official Of The National Association Of Manufacturers,
expressed his views In addressing meeting Of The Asso-
eisfsd Employers Of Illinois In fhs Morrison hotel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Warrior Angel, Michael, Imperative

We must allow the Fighting Angel Michael TO clean up
many situation before GENTLE mofhery angel Gabriel
may perform her healing mnisfrafions.
Note to the readers again sIerfed TO the dsmnsbe,
spiritual adultery imposed upon Christian Science Students
beginners and older workers: DON'T TALK IT. LIVE IT"
-eonfr sdieting Jesus. Paul. and Mrs. Eddy
I'VE SHALL CAST OUT DEvILSI
"lF THY BROTHER OFFEND THEE, REBuKE HIM.
AND IF HE REPENT, FORGIVE HIM =. SEVENTY TIMES
SEVEN"I
Paul: "PREAcH THE WORLD BE INSTANT IN SEA-
SON AND OUT OF SEASON - REPRovE. REBuKE,
EXPORT WITH ALL LONG SUFFERING AND DOCTRINE"
And Mrs. Eddy WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs you.
WITHHOLD NOT THE REBUKE OR THE EXPLANATION
WHICH DESTROYS ERROR NEVER BREATHE AN I'M
MORAL [impvre ATMOSPHERE UNLESS IN THE At
TEMPT TO PURIFY IT"l-Pavrs and Mrs. Eddys words
engraved in The Mother Church. back Of The desk OF The
First and Second Resders-by Gods eommsndi
PART
TESTIMONY RESUMED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25

fhs one, exclusive REAL creation and vniverss-FLEsH
LESS, IM.maferaI spiritual, and chrisiike. which has
throughout all eternity completely populated that uni
with nvvInsrsbis onpresenf heaven and eternal
lie. wherein al u vs find true bsngI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Lacked 5 Cents



The pure in heart" - pure enouoh 70 becone NV
Chosen People, chrsfke Christian Scientists KNOW and
demonstrate exclusively REAL, omnpresent heaven and
eternal life. and the UNHEALTHY of the "cHAsTLY
FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-eaIed ExiSTENcEl
LACKED CENTS SO LOSES $4,000
DETRoITER CAN'T USE PAY PHONE,
COTTAGE BURNS AT CEDAR BEACH
Windsor Start
CEDAR BEAcH-A Detroiter who didn't have nickel
TO call the fire department today lost his $4,000
home here when II burned TO the ground
John Cannon from the burning building nearby
telephone BOOTH but much his Illustration he found he
had money
In desperation he jumped into his and drove to
kingsvie TO personally summon the fire brigade.
BY the time fire departments from CosiieId South and
kinssvie arrived his home enveIoped by flames.
In effort TO keep the fire from spreading. fremen
poured on nearby cottage owned by Bill Howe Of
Windsor The Howe cottage seorehed but seriously
damaged
Cannon TO his cottage Sunday clean il for the
He said he used the fireplace Monday night
but was at loss TO explain how the fire started.
TRY ESCAPE FROM HOME. 2 GIRLS DIE
Windsor Start
BOSTON lUPl-Two lsyear-od girls fell four stories
TO their deaths today when they tried to escape from
juvenile detention home by sliding down drain pipe.
The bodies Of Pauline EIer and Marie Nicholson
found courtyard Of House Of fhe Good Shepherd
institution for hayward girls operated by the Roman
Catholic Church..
Police said search began for the girls when they
reported missing from their fourth floor dormory $50
am They for the previous eheekvp
at 1850 pm. Monday night
Police said the girls tried to slide down the dranpipe
from q window In their sleeping quarters.
The two girls attended ST. Joseph's School the ins-
fulton grounds which surrounded by l2oohgh wire
fence.
Girls usually committed to The institution by the
and normally given considerable freedom during
the day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Christian Science VS.. Other Cures

We know that Christian Science performing the
excellent heangs among all nations and peoples "
follows the obituaries in the daily newspapers you observe
MANY PREMATURE DEATHS-ofien prominent, valuable
citizens who have relied for upon the inferior healing
endeavors tvcfimizing the mssses)
Their results sometimes quite impressive, under
the category of the Scriptures THE DEVIL WILL PER-
FORM MIRACLES THAT WOULD DECEIVE. IF POSSIBLE.
THE VERY ELECT!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

During the past off-season. Mickey Mantle said he
thought was the baplayer most likely to break Ruhs
record That nice gesture his part but you have
to face facts.
My speed seems to be between 40 and IS home runs
year. I'm too cratic to break any home-run records
One week might hit four five and the next week
none. And too many homerless weeks mean no new
record.
It's interesting note that 30 years ago today on
July H. Ruth had hit exactly half his 80 home runs Yet
this isn't the midpont Of the season only about 80
games are left to play after today.
Thus any player hoping to top Ruth's record should
either be well ahead Of ii by today with perhaps 40
homers already else should be prepared for ter
rife uphill battle from here in One of Ruths stiest
chaIIeneers Jimmy Foxx Of the Athletics had 80 hon.
es by July II of 1892 But he only hit 10 the rest Of the
way, to finish with S. Here figures for some other
sIugeers who were ahead of close Ruths July n
total:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
The Babes Pace
Was Too Hot

title But he's low Iine-drive hitter and doesn't
meet for the high ones often enough.
For consistency since entering the majors,
rates ahead of Miwaukees Eddie Mathews in the home
run department. He has averaged 50 homers a year
since breaking in with the Braves in 1882 That's stiff
a long way from the Babes record, though. Mathews
has terrific power but the Milwaukee park presents
tough barrier for Ieft-handed hitter like him.
Over in the American League Ted Williams of the
Red Sox great overall hitter but he doesn't
nate on homers And that riehtfeld fence in Boston
doesn't exactly beckon to Ieft-handed hitter like
Williams, either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

So when you look at the figures on the sports page
today just bear in mind that the tough part of the
son is ahead for the home-run competitors.
There simply too many obstacles to overcome for
anyone who has designs the Babes alltime record
player would need terrific start and an even more
spectacular nsh He'd have to be oblivouS to all that
pressure quirks in the modern schedule and the fences
in the different parks.
One day. perhaps some baseball superman may come
along who has all the necessary qualifications. But
don't see anyone around now who fits that description.
And don't advise you to hold your breath waiting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
VINO CAME CLOSEST TO Rvrn,s RECORD,

Practically every man. woman and child knows Babe
Ruth SET the record with 80 home runs. But who Mf The
second most SO?
Jimmy Fox? Hank Greenberg No. F0xx and Green
berg stopped So in their best (See e) Lou
GeIrig? No. Gerg'S best record %. Ralph KiHer?
He hit 81 for Pittsburgh in 1919. Bat who hit So?
Give up? II was Babe Ruth - in 1922. The Babe is his
TMnHer-Lp.