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four. trey and deuce OF spades
might have been completely val
ueless (as where Mrs. Keen held
Q-J-10-9-8 in the suit. But af-
ter the double raise in spades
such a holding was impossible.
and in fact there was an excel
lent chance that the entire suit
could be run without loss.
In addition the discovery of
the eminently satisfactory trump
suit permitted Mr.. Abel to take
some credit for his doubletons in
the red suits, something he could
not sensibly do when he opened
the bidding.
The bidding was good but Mr..
Abel managed to blow the hand
right at the start. He won the
opening heart lead in his hand
with the king and laid down the
ace of spades. His right-hand
opponent showed out and he
never found q way, out of his
maze of difficulties. He needed
to ruff two clubs in dummy and
to do this now would involve the
use Of one Of dummy's spade
honors. That would establish q
trump trick for Mrs. Keen. Real
izing this, Mr.. Abel tried for his
twelfth trick by leading a small
club and finessing dummy'S jack.
When that lost he was through,
as there was no way to avoid a
diamond loser.
The trouble was that he did
not plan his play carefully at the
beginning. II he wanted to try
to ruff two clubs In dummy, his
best play was to win the first
trick on the board with the ace
Of hearts and lead the queen of
spades. This way he would learn
Of his bad luck in the trump suit
while things were still under con-
troll.
He could cash the ace and king
Of clubs and ruiz a club low in
dummy. The king Of hearts
would then furnish an easy entry
back to his hand to lead the last
club. Mrs. Keen could gain
nothing by ruffing and would
probably discard on this trick. So
dummy's second low trump could
be utilized.
Mr.. Abel could cash dummy's
jack Of spades and return to his
hand with the ace Of diamonds
to finish pulling trumps. He
would lose only a diamond at the
end.
\
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lat Morristown, N. j.. leo
years ago today. . young man
was named aide-de-camp to Gen
Washington with the rank Of
lieutenant colonel. This youth
was to become our first Secre-
Itary Of the Treasury. Who?
"A famous American sculp-
tor was born in Dublin, Ireland,
10S years ago today; q copy Of
his statue of Abraham Lincoln
stands near Westminster Abbey
in London. England. Who wa;
he and who was President when
he was born?
3-Who was President when
Ohio and Nebraska were ad-
|mitted to the Union, 154 and
80 years ago today?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE.
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD

1t is an invitation to disaster
to value your hand by point
count at the start of the bidding
and then to retain that same
valuation throughout the auc-
ton. A good bidder will revalue
his hand at every bidding turn,
basing his action on what the
other players at the table have
done.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
AQJS5
0A764
oQ76
%AJ
WEST EAST
(Mrs. Keen) (Mr. Champion)
A10976 a.
VQJ102 = 1885
oK9 oJ10S543
%1032 %Q975
SOUTH
(Mr. AbeD
AAK432
0K3
oA2
%K864
The bidding:
South West North East
IL Pass "a Pass
Ant Pass 50 Pass
60 All pass
Opening lead: Queen of hearts.
When MFR. Abel opened the
bidding today he valued his hand
at just six playing tricks. After
his partners jump raise in
spades his holding blossomed in
to a full seven playing tricks.
The principal reason for this ap-
probation in value was the
knowledge Of the fine fit in the
spade suit. At the start the
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WONDER BLDG,
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTEn
FARMS

WANTED or 2 unlurn, roomi
FetaFial service. Ma. 6-2D70.
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lztn AnQ ~. I. ave. Ne. Ia. o-oo3O
CADILLAC 1856 sedan; goddess
gold and white. custom nylon in
terror: power steering. power brakes.
tional value at only S3.395. Ccc
guarantee
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lo.uNII APARTMENT nlDG.-Ex-
cellenl Afi' rental location, pIl(i
&la,0Qo, assume approximately,
$4,000 nrst trust, over t4H
return on lnyeetment. w. w
p;AckMAF. INC. "a s-esss'
sioi MI. FLEAsANI ~, M
int conlI 10 rooms, baths. auits
able for home and once or store,
$4,000 on terms. Mr.. weaver
MsR 1 NAP ssRH Sc, i 49, al MsE
|NEW INDUSTRIAL nlDO. = Has
approx. LOO "a. IT,: loo, IN Mary
land nv, Conn, ave VIII anQW
good return On small inypal Mt.
Thompson. ~. g-2bsa kyss IA,
RR Igigs hsrlrxh hAhsfhiAhh
eco ACRES IN one 81 Londoun
Counly'B best farms Ever consider
farm inyostmentl 5et annual
return chance 10 adjust income
tax through improvements on your
asn PsGpss.s anq . sssH , essfs
voans owner Win sen with oppof.
tunity 10 ionR-term lease on ahpvH
properly at 5000 annually, Price,
Va, OF. N.atlN
sEMIDEf, BRICK. no yrs. old q
real 4-famlly apt. house; sep,
h.-w.h; al utll, Turn. BY tenants
AL apis. occupied This y . sound
Investment Call Mr Adams With
s.S SSsH es 49, sp s ss.asssSSs ~
CHOICE ANAL apt. Bids. eoQd 10
cation. Mr. Cross, PAUL p.
fAkOMA PARK, silver spring area,
Modern asunlt 1.hedrni. -Apt. bldg.
OWNERS, ~. f.5b1t,
DUPONT CIRCLE APT. HOUSE, Of
units. showing y net return.
pidg. ~ good cqrd., has. apt.
house license and y wired for
aif-cond.. Sl2.bOn. terua. Call
81. ssiast' skNpoz. INC. *.
elusive Aren't.
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PARKWAY-FORD

$3.50 n 81. NV Pc. 3-22o4
CHEVROLET 1854 &c luxe spas
senger station wagon: q very low
mileage family car equipped with
radio and heater. finished in nat
urRl wood. ivory and green. A
quality car carrying our cCc war
ranty: 81 EOS. terms.
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PRINTERS ATTN:
912 18th ST. NV.
2-story brick with 1900 90. y,
Of sir-cond space call j. =
OcoNNoR. ST. 3-3s22. on. 6-4sbs.
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AVIATION

OUTLINING sTINsON 5 place;
VIZ 300 Lyyconning engine. Low
time. Good eond.. 1880. Also
have englne IN crate, LyeominH
R6e0-i3. 800 h.p.: major so hrs,
nickeled and accessories. also
Hamilton standard prop. Cal
ewes. EN-. 3-i3h7.
AIRPLANE. Piper Clipper, meta
crop. pants. landing lights, II
trans receiver. vHP transmltter;
less than 300 hours. TT&E. Four
place ship for the price Of Q tive
place. Call JE. 2-o74l.
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WHEATON TRIANGLE-Nev mod
s sTs ssHs' oi oe. s s%Rs S Si siR
shops: sib0 mo, L, B. JOHNSON
once: 10. 1890: home sP
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WAREHOUSES F0R RENT

80. 600 50. Vt. q once and s9oV:
. %Ps:En I's sSBg s sSs'Is: b.
1880. Ma. s.2B6b.
Ie.ggo 50. "; on p fooTs With
YiiooSSGts o on 't Two ,.is S'se' % New
XSSr. ave .,.I.s,. R;sssn,lE t:sonfI fl
f-7l00. LA. e-tSie.
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Miller Real Estate Agency

is So /. G.is ~ HIi1 dalp.5 ss:l; v.
Tel: cgl; 7s4i 60
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CADILLAC 50 cow: All extras;
fun power. Must see to appreciate
Sc,4Q5.
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Capitol Cadillac-OIdsC


lses pend Sd. NV. FE' 7-2sot
CADILLAC '55 6-pass. coupe. *.
ceptional eond.. has air-cond
power windows and seats. $2.o95
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MONEY 70 LOAN

YOU CAN RAISE MONEY on well.
kept property with some equity
no. 7-56S7 or IA. 2-S2s0 ewes,
AUTO LOANS cars ~ trucks. In Is
not' 'HssRsoN's sth and nd o - n.s'
DE-. 2-a700
MORTGAGE LOANS, 81, 000-S $50
000-0roup your debts, lower your
and improvements. quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc, Only IN the state Of
Maryland Call Mr.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore, Nd. day or nlght; suns.
and holidays at eaFatoga 5-40t7.
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TRusI NoIEs FoR SALE

FUNDS AVAILABLE for purchase
Of second trust notes from owner
d Well-seeured. Improved d. C..
Nd. OF Va. property. a low dis
count. Can Mr.. RAb1. ST. g.
i205.
AvA1l.ABLE. End TRUST MOTIF
occurred on commercial BLDG. with
strong national lease: $50. 900.
Sc interest. $500 monthly. Boa
SECOND TRUST. 5000. 81. q
". mo. -pAyt. note, deferred pur-
chase money. well secured on B.
bedrm. Nd. home; 5000 fof
quick sale. Mr.. FRYE, uN. 4-22p6
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s.W- MERCHANTS

Excl. opportunity 10 re-loeat.
your business IN heart q Fioridl
ave. market 2.story BLDG ap'
proximately 20x00 with IS q
clearance ist; q. Avail. immsdiately
S sodbs4l p H poH soic225. . soNs' Ii
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nENT Iiodss Farm, on Ridss ~
acres. S-fooTi and bath house
dairy and other hldas,; Si7h mo
HOWARD Il, ecHAFER. OIL. p
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MARKET STALLS
STORES goa aERT

afO-319 9Th ST. N.W.--close 10 p
ave. corner.-Suitable for snack
bar, barber shop and other sery-
ices. Apply $40 ? 81, NV. Room "
sfORR on OFFICE. Lee Hwy, anc
\ Cherrydaie: long or short lease.
Psrking N rear. u. 2-13l4.
fst-a. store: 2nd and Ord d. Of.
dces or apts active comml. area
Good any retail bus. En-. 3-g062
IERRIFIC LOCATION, -, :. cornssI
s.of r,,r Soziv ,SorrIns .t ums ses,
burg pike between bailey'S Cross.
roads and Corners. Va; fastest
growing metropolitan area; mus
not conflict with other tenants
Pas ~ y 1850 sessss or Oh. 2-SSss
365e GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-stor,
app. 1000 50. H.. with bsmt
ssrE.: Ice show window In vefJ
BUSY NEIQHBoRHooD. Reas
rent. Apply LEO u. BERNSTEIN
EXCELLENT CORNER LOCATION
mr.. Conn. ave. and NJ ST.: approx
1000 50. t.. suitable for shop OF
bus. organization. wo. 6-5003
SILVER STRING: i7x57 sir-cond
modern bldg. with janltor sye
Fine loe. for most any type. bus
CHESTER KELLER. ~. 5-TI00
WHEATON TRIANGLE-NeW mod
ern store, 111sx1b. ample park1ng
suitable for once. repairs or othei
shops; $3.50 mo. \, B. JOHNSON
once. 10. 1890: home sP
dt05 BOWEN m. SCI blk
from Coral Hills shopping center
Avail. Nov. 4. RE. 6-7333.
I-STORY BLDG, 24xD5, good FOL
any business. 1900 sloek OF II ct
ne. II. 3.sss4, RA. 6-467l.
| 700 SO. n. AIR CONDITIONED
LARGE. MODERN Sc SHOPPING
CENTER. LoNG-TERM LEASE. 10
CLARENDON ARIA
MODERN--AIR-C CONDITIONED
ITO N. Highland--30x0o full
basement and mezzanine
1900 N. Hartford-20xnO.
1904 N. Hartford-30xp0: viii
o owNHR. H. ind .o ss't Ia. s.isi,
615 18th ST. NV.
NEXT TO KEITHs THEATER
Outstanding location In financial
district. Heavy pedestrian trafie
Approx. i6x0b II. win remodel for
responsible tenant.
CAFRITZ, DI. 7-9080
PRINTERS ATTN:
912 18th ST. NV.
2-story brick with 3.4Qo 90. y
SS5cosNS5E ;eSed sr .ggassssa a. On a. s.lsss
WE WANT YOUl
To move your business into one o.
our modern stores In thriving bust.
ness location in same block with
etc, and with lots Of parkine
Stores OF various sizes available 81
low rents from 500 monthly
Ewes, call WO, 6-O003,
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO
1920 X 81. NV. Ex. 3-isii
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WE WANT YOUl
Drugstore
Onnosite pentaQon

IN new. 4b2-unit. air-conditioned
luxury apartment bldg. Other stores
already rented: excellent oppor-
'u" CAFRITZ. Dr 7-oOsO
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s0ArS

CABIN CRUISER, Uncle Willie"
( 31-ft. length. loft. beam. sleeps
3: head, sink. galley, icebox: fully
equipped: good condition; ideal for
fishing. See at Cobb Island Ma
rina, Cobb Island Nd. CAPT.
JAMES SAUNDERS. Wayside 2463
1886 1877. CAVALIER. excel
cond.: 6O-h.p., 81 hours: 81 1925
or best ofier. 10. 4-sl5l.
CUPBOARD MOTOR, Elgin. 2-h.p.:
like new: S65. JE. 4-52l1.
sPEEDBOAT. l6-ft. Century Re-
sorter: in excellent condition; ll2-
h.p. 0rav marine engine: low
hours; 81 500. Occoouan Marina,
Gypsy 4-5lss. ask for PAUL.
RELAX
Don't worry about your outboard
motor this winter. We will flush.
drain. pack with waterproof grease,
ard store your cupboard motor
until May 1, 1883. for only $3.50.
Warm, dry storage. and Insurance
against loss. FREE winterizing. and
storaee with every tune-up ordered
a. the time motor Is brought In.
ONLY q LEFT
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Holiday

In peaceful Valley Brook. lust Oh
Sleepy Hollow I'd. Here's . band
some 3-bedroom. 2ts-bath split
level raneher on . professionally
landscaped -aere lot. enclosed ~
Ing q panoramic view Of the sur
rounding area. Spacious living room
has . cory wood-burning fireplace.
large separate dining room: fully
equipped kitchen with built-in
breakfast nook; finished recreation
room At ground level with doorway
leading TO secluded fiaestone patio
Many ether luxury items including
HOT-WATER DASHBOARD HEAT
BE- assumed. For your appointment
CALL IA. $4,000. o TILL o.
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NV. Location? Yesl

No. not located In s.e. or else.
where this handsome def. 17-unii
apt, house Is ID. fine upper NV, To-
cation and avail. for the first time.
4 II Is OF best uliramod, construction
and all aptE. tboth ] and 2 bed.
oe, Pay. sis.. ~ x, Sms b,e gu q fie sep
ale rents L over $1,000 yriy,
llhe occupancy rate Is close. 70
l00ssl. Expenses are low and Il
shows Z better than average re-
turn. $4,000 cash Invested here
Will buy yov the best value on
the market today. Ewes. call wo,
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
i4a0K 81. NV. Realtors TX. s-isi1
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8 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS

5 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Assume sls.6oO,, 4hss loan
n tilsd bath Ist door. De ' luxe az
kit.i 2 huge i7-ft. bedIms. full
R00-ft. lot; S2b.9b0, YOU name
MffKEY REALTY co.
"a. 7-o25o IA. 7-02eo
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CONVENIENT

Yoa have Il IN this beautiful 1.
! biks. 70 safeVay. close-in Airing.
ION. You viii enjoy these cool
evenings BY the hune flrepl.: Z
bedrms.. modern bath. full daylight
bsmf. for the handyman Tbs
price 4 low. terms eppeAiing
el0LR & Co. 81. 3-72e2; eyes,
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MOTORCYCLES

BsA 1857 Golden Fiashi ali extras;
blue. white ladies rest Trailer
Park. White Plains, Nd. lss
MAIcO $50, $50 CO.. black and
chrome, $500 or best oiier. OIL.
4-b56s after pm.
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MopERNAAiRe coNpf1TioNEp
ITO N. Highland-30xpo: full
basement and mezzanine.
1900 N. Hartford--2OxN0
1904 N. Hartford--30xpO with
o os7SahhIns H. ind 7to Sa's HSl 's-lsis
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

BETHESDA. oeoreetown I'd. AREA
on Tsnthsf Buy your business Sc
81. 4.O6so. SAMUEL b. BODILY
or ND. INC. oil. O-7k00
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AUr0MoTIvE MISC.
rRAILERs

KAISER 1870, needs repairs. best
otier Or sell parts. l72S c 81 &c,
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wANTED-uood. clean, used house
trailers, All cash BELTsvIILE
TRAILER SALES. WE. b-2bel
GREAT LAKES ,bB, ab-ft,; excel.
eond.; 81, 900. SO. 6-e53g before
10 noon and after 2 pm.
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CHECK WITH PECK

LIST WITH PECK
i rEHm S.S sSs ' 81 au fsss' 2, rs
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-e40O
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Fairlington shopping Center
Alex. Va. OV. 3-OS5G
CADILLAC $50 80" Special 4-dool
hardtop; fully equipped. Including
air conditioner: exceptionally clean.
one owner. S3.oQ5.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV. IN. 2-1O20
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St05 BOWEN m: ST. biz
from Coral Hills shopping center
Avail. Nov. 4. RE. 6-7333.
I-sTORY BLDG, 24xp5, good fol
ne a.sss4' RA G-467t
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NEXT 10 KEITHe THEATER
district Heavy pedestrian trafic
Approx. i6x95 n. win remodel for
responsible tenant.
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si26 Ca. Ave. 3. 8. Nd.
10 s-3333. sun. and Ewes. Lc
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L iisS e opkk ssFi sH siEIoSsISe
cENTER. LoNo-TETM LEAsE. 10
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DREXEL'S "MoDERN'
CHOOSE FROM DINING ROOM
AND BEDROOM PIECES! SAVE

Chance of lifetime to buy Drexels Modern"
at these prices Beautiful mahogany veneers in rich
nut brown finish. Striking bronze hardware Limit
ed quantities
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CHOICE OF 4

REVERSIBLE FOAM CUSHIONS
Pick your favorite and save over $31 on eachl To-
days the big day for big savingsl Choose from 4
styles-wing barrel back, lawson or T-cushion.
Choose from many different fabrics-printS, mate
lasses, tweeds in charcoal red, natural, toast tur
quoise coral and gold coors in the group All with
sturdy hardwood frames and 1909 reversible foam
cushions.
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Popular Colonial styling sturdy
mople construction. Nov OF O SOW
ING OF $50 for our BIG DAY! Serv-
lceoble for ehildren's room or extra
bedroom. You get dresser and mir
ror, plus chest and ponel bed.
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jay McShunn
And Orchestra Ar
The Key Club

Jay Mcshann, creator of Con
Tossing the Blues" and his orches-
ira Is scheduled 10 make his first
appearance at the Key Club Aug.
8.
McShann Is best known in the
East for his recordings Of "Hootie
Blues" "singmatism," Vine st.
Boogie" and Hold I'm Hootie."
He Is said to have a most dyn-
annie personality and can play the
blues with the best piano players,
yet interpret a popular ballad with
true feelings.
According to Hank sabes, Key
Club owner, patrons can expect
the latest In real fancy perfor-
nance" with Jay Mcshann and
his orchestra at the Key Club.
The Rhythm Kings, who will
also appear at the Key Club, have
proven themselves TO be the out
standing dance trio in the country.
Each one Is star in his own
right. The trio Is combined Of
three leading dancers from pre-
vious outstanding acts, and have
now been working together for
two years throughout the United
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-02
majors in stolen bases with rs
thefts In SO attempts.

majors in stolen bases with rs
thefts In SO attempts.
Frank Robinson. Cincinnati
.O30 log hits and AZ RIBS.
Grove, with .3l3 mark, % home
runs and So runs batted in.
In the American League, three
tan players were among the lead
ing batsmen: Bobby Boyd, Balti-
more, 1926; Minnie Minoso, Chicago
White Sox, .306
Brooks Lawrence, the Cincin-
natl rightrander, got credit for
his 18th victory Of the season,
equaling the number compiled by
Ruben Gomez Of the New York
Giants Lawrence has lost five.
Gomez eight.
Sam Jones was won eight and
last three and the st. Louis right
handler is third in the league with
strikeouts 1927. Don Newcombe,
Brooklyn's right handler stood at
9 and 7.
In the American League, Connie
Johnson's record remained at 7
and 6 after he failed to finish his
last two starts.
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Omoho Has Three
Bronze Ball Stars

Omaha, Neb.-(ANP)- Right
handler, Frank Barnes, in his sec
ond season in the American AS
ISOLATION, has set a 57-year old
American Association record by
pitching 41la consecutive score
less innings.
The Omaha Cardinals hurler,
unanimously chosen to the annual
AA all-star team, has shut out
five different clubs in the league.
His 2.4O earned run mark is the
lowest among the Association pit
cheers.
Barnes has a season record of
eight wins and six losses, pitch
ing eight complete games in Is
starts. In his first 115 innings, re
turned in lO2 strikeOuts, second
highest in the league.
The Cardinals recently signed
Bob Gibson, just out of Creighton
University. He starred in base
ball and basketball for the Omaha
school. Gibson winning his first
start in pro baseball with a 625-
inning performance, is considered
an excellent major league pros
pect. He was sought by seven
other major league organizations
besides the Cardinals.
Gibson, incidentally, plans to
play basketball with the Harlem
Globetrotters this winter.
The third tan member of the
Cardinals is infielder Milt Smith.
who has performed at second.
third and short this season. Smith
who has had a major league trial
with the Cincinnati Redlegs as
well as the Cardinals, leads Oma-
ha in doubles with Is, in triples
with nine, in hits with rs and in
runs scored with so. His current
batting average is .260 and he has
knocked in 40 runs.
Smith was an outstanding hitter
with San Diego in the Pacific
coast League in 1855, when his
contract was purchased by the
Redlegs. He failed to hit major
league pitching and was sent back
to the coast loop in 1866, when he
played for Seattle. His contract
was transferred to the Cardinals
in an off-season trade.
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The Daniel RUsseIIs
Honor Visitors With
lovely Dinner Party

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Russell. 5147 Irving Az
N was the scene of beautiful
dinner party Saturday evening
July q, honoring Mr.. and Mrs
While Hale ST., Of Duckhill. Miss.
and their house guests, John
Francis Taylor and Dennis Hous-
ton Of Omaha, Neb., nephews OF
Mrs. Russell
The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED with a variety of cut
flowers and the table was center
ed with an arrangement Of pink
and white gladioli.
After dinner the group enjoyed
music on the lawn, gay CONVEX
sation and socializing.
Those enjoying the occasion in
addition 10 the honorees were
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts ST.,
Rev and Mrs. Stanley King. the
Misses Carrie and Sally Hale,
While b. Hale and Arthur Cum
bingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale are parents
of the Misses Hale and While d.
Hale.
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The HIGH and
LOW DOWN
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honey Of Wyoming, Anderson
Democrat Of New Mexico, plus
Kefauver, Tennessee Democratic
liberal border slater and SO Demo
V.P. candidate.
Wayne Morse, northern Demo
crat of Oregon, liberal also, start
led observers of the political
scene and was praised by the
Dixiecrats because he tried TO
get a delaying amendment pass
ed.
Morse redeemed himself a
little but not too much, Tuesday
by refusing TO allow unanimous
consent for the Senate to take
up other matters for two days
and then resume the civil rights
debate.
Minnesotans who attended law
school with Morse were amazed at
some of his earlier actions on the
present civil rights issue in the
Senate. Most of them breathed a
sigh of relief after his speech
Tuesday demanding that the Sen
ate dispose of the civil rights
issue because the people Of the
nation demand IL.
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New 81. croix
Hilltop Drive-In
ThedfeF Is Open

High upon a windswept hill;
overlooking the beautiful St.
Croix river valley thow romantic
can you bel sets the New st.
Croix Hilltop Drive-In Theatre.
The manager of the new drive
in theatre, which is located across
from Saltwater, on Wisconsin
highway IS, is Henry r. Holman,
former manager of the Rose
Drive-In. Mr.. Holman said, II can
assure everyone coming out an en-
joyable evening. We welcome the
community which your paper
serves and appreciate their pat
ronage."
The new drive-in theatre has
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COTTON BALL FRIDAY
NIGHAT, ARIZONA ROOM
OF PROM RAIIRnnNf

The St Paul Urban League
Guild is presenting its Fourth An
nual Cotton BAH Friday (tonight)
August ?, at the Arizona Room of
the Prom Ballroom from 9 .. m.
70 l a. m.
Music will be furnished by Mel
Carriers Mel-o-Men.
Proceeds will be used to equip
the St Paul office of the Urban
League and TO send a delegate TO
the National convention.
Donation in advance Sl.25. At
the door $3.50.
5 jeanne Stone, 654 Rondo Av.