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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
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Mrs. Robert F. McGregor and
Mrs. Kenneth r. Nelson.
Three board members elected
to serve on the Nominating
Committee for 1857 include:
Mrs. Benjamin M. McKelway,
Mrs. Philip G. Scott and Mrs.
Charles w. Tucker, and two
electoral members, Mrs. j..
Palmer Clarkson and Miss
Ruth Sheldon.
This years luncheon paid
special tribute to the D. c..
YWCA's 29,599 members. with
a long list of honor guests
seated throughout at individual
luncheon tables to give them
an opportunity to meet as
many WV members as possible.
Honor Guests
Earlier. Miss Mabel r. Cook,
YWCA xecutive director,
headed a receiving line of "Y"
officers and a representative
from each faction of the honor
guest list-wives of members
of the Diplomatic Corps. Su-
preme Court and Cabinet.
Others in the line included,
In addition to Miss Cook and
Mrs. Judd; Mrs. Harold Bur-
ton, Mrs. George Humphrey,
Madame Bohemian. and Mrs,
Charles Tucker, Mrs. Michael
Markell. both vice presidents,
and Mrs. Philip Gordon Scott,
chairman Of the membership
committee.
Still other honor guests in
cluded Mrs. Herter. the wives
of the Ambassadors OF Korea,
Egypt, Iraq, Ceylon, Greece,
Iceland. China. Morocco,
Uruguay. and Switzerland,
and Mrs. Hanna KEEP who is
secretary of Women's Affairs
for Germany.
Mrs. Tom Clark and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09

soft and cuddly fun for the
little ones :. Easter toys
Mode to be loved plush toys for
tots.
From left:
Boy bunny dressed in green print
overoIIs. knickerbocker toy. l.o9
Pojomo rabbit with Upper pouch to
hide little pojomos. 500
Pastel lamb filled with foam rubber.
Washing instructions included. l.9o
Dressed bunny doll in Coy stripes.
A Knickerbocker toy l.o9
Jumping rabbit tfeotured) in gray
or moze, foam rubber filled. 2.9o
W5L-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
:. !. also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1957-12-22

TRAINS complete Amer. Flyer
sets. each with loco. cars. lots OF
track, roadbed trestle. operating
access transformer; prae brand
new; selling each set less than
half price Sp 3-Ol SO
Evening star., 1957-12-22

GUNs--colt Frontier Scout. ~.
black 1ss Nav assa snf h.rs,6.sst a sss .%s nSSst
ss JAP SMALL ARks Sjf ~ SsPuI THE
WORLD co, .Ys0i Columbia pike.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

RECORDS. 90 albums Of RED seal.
l2-ip. 1e-r PM; peri. OIL. =
D707. l0-1, Closed Sun. and Mon
REDUCING MACHINE, hiFhiy ad.
yertised make will sacrifice for
70 original price. Box 130-H. Star
REFRIOERATORs t2), $25; very
nice eond Also refrigeFatof, $50.
Can deliver. EK. 3-57i4.
REFRIGERATORs, used, $3.50
up; credit guar del ACME Stow
llll 7th 1t NV. Ma S-eD52
REFRIGERAT0R.-New WestinG-
h0use supreme refrigerator, Leu. !.
~. BIZ savings. TW. J-s667.
REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse, .
Gu IT,, can be seen In operation.
$50. Mr.. Olney Spring 4-74Ob.
REFRIGERATOR. Admiral. apt.
Size 0 Gu. IT, new; ss5. CIR. 81
REFRIGRRAT0Rs, some freezer.
TINS: refiu $40 nm 1-Vf nuaF .
Evening star., 1957-12-22


PIANO, upright. GOOD cond.. teas.
French sofa dresser, beds. washer
misc, items, Tu, 2-lDD2,
PIANO. Francis Bacon uprieht
IA. a-G308.
PIANOsi PIANO BENCHES; new
III. up spinets, Wuflitzer, others
500 up small uprights. knabe
others, Slg6. up; grands greatls
sryf bench free PAuI uoLrBARTi siii
1880 Columbia I'd. NV, AID, 4.
s12N 1890 10 ti). 2Js
PIANO, Kohler Campbell mahog.
any. good condition. reasonabl,
priced. IA. D-6759.
PIANO--Attraetiye walnut spinet
mas Gift, re, 6-b932.
P1ANOs--BAby erand. Tomashew.
ski: excel. cond.; i6D5 OF besl
ofier. Kimball uprlght, 500. III
sligo ave, W, 7-d300.
PIANOS FOR RENT with option Ii
buy. from So monthly up. plui
hauline charges. ST, $4,000
pPHS 6iAHSc rMhGGRs. RSfs. ''A 81. NV
PfANOs--If YOU are interested II
saving money on new OF ugef
piano don't fail 70 visit the PIANO
MART, 1918 18th 81. NV. .Ovel
100 new and used pianos 70 ehoosl
from, Phone 81. $4,000,
PIANOS. used small erands, .s24i
up modern cases, You Away
save at the PIANO MART i0I!
PlANOs--Used uprights At price,
from SOS up. Good selection avail
able now. Also values In uset
Spinets and gfande, See Us ant
save, ST. $4,000. PIANO MART
1918 7th o.. nv. lin the blocl
above the Library. OPEN THURS
EYES
PIANOS--We have brand-neW ma,
tionally-knOwn makes OF piano
at real discounts. There afe owe
100 instruments on our floors Il
choose from including many usel
items, ST. 3-B30O. PIANO MART
lOlb 7th st. NV. OPEN THURS
PIANO. upright. in perfect condi.
tion; reasonable. WA. LAID.
PIANOs-La Ferge apt. upright
49,, newly rem, mahog.,- peri
e0nd.. $2s5i also Arthur JoTdaf
apt. Grand, 64lzN. mahog., $500
so, S-nl73.
PIANO. upright. sd or best offer
recent model. Apbly HOTEL LIN
COLIN, 20 Logan circle lJth ans
Evening star., 1957-12-22

GUITARS. laFasst selection in area,
aflisooSEHXnEs afioEXE 1giSWsSs 1gHiSWsSsBkpck sD' lsSs sSi
GUITAR, Gibson. Model LIB; ex.
eellent condition. $3.50. ov.
GUITAR, Gibson, mdi. L7c CUT
AVA away; locks IKE new, with ssss,
LER'6, Qla q, NV. RE, T-3bsJ.
GUITARS, new Aselew Is S1a.O6.
Kay. ana Marlin. sislSI xmDIlrs1s, sa.SSnyi cpsn
BRoKERs. ei57 Pa. ave, NV.
GUITAR. Hawaiian steel, recondi-
tl9ned excellent tonei $50. WA.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

MOTORS REPAIRED, exchanged.
on most sizes, while you wait;
lowest prices; parking. EIECTRIC
ave-. nv. Ap. s.ie60. s"''1'
kOTORB-fIfOO TO 100 h,p. and
reduction gear, d.A4O volts; re-
EsHSs0ll sSSs l.tS t5'si q N' No'' l.csaa EstEa oAHrf
MOVIE CAMERA. s-mm, Bell n
Howell Hportetef mod. with f:1.p
lens; excel. cond +; rehs. Ju. D-2044.
MOVIE Pn01JECToR, !; 3-%@ n . JS9 kodak
MOVIE PROTECTOR. camera
screen. Bell A. Howell l0-mm.
model goo; lens F:l.e With ilter,
jectoF radiant screen. 4ox4O. with
carrying case: auto film splieef.
seven Aims, complete editions as
follows. American Wonder Land.
Hawaii. Mexico. New York CITY.
Diving Beauties Of Florida, The
Death and Funeral oL n. d. n.
ssIs. sHs ssSS HiSSr'r I'M cG.l Gs..lsssla sao' -. s2..l'l
MuLIiLlIH. MODEL i2ss5 perfect
ABRAMS, f24 u 81. ne.
MUSIC STANDS, for dance orches-
ira, 6-piece aluminium and folding
II esrrySlkn9g eSSk9g case; nice slit eau
MUSICAL 1NsTRUMENTS : Many
Teconditioned Instruments inelud-
Ing trumpets, elarinets. saE0-
phones. drums. accordionS, gut
tars. look and play like new al
though Priced at "a the oriEinal
cost. kEkNEYs PIANO AND
MUSIC STORE. l0l West st..
xnnsPPSls HnnsPSls' blsa. va oIsh Bafns1 sal@HEs Hs
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Bass Middle Kay and Fender. 500
new and used, s30.a5 IN; drums.
eompl, sets. on sale. $3.50. 80 up.
ouitars--0ibe0n, Fender Martin.
Guild. many others. so ,05 up,
SaxpphoneS--Conn. King. Belmer,
others, alto and tenor. S6p.D6 up.
Accordions--All sizes, SLABS up.
Trumpets--Olds, KinG, Conn,
Martin. many others. on sale from
Many other musical lnstrumsnts.
our Xmas sale. Rental purchase
plan available An instruments
Board Of Education approved.
MORRIS SALES
l2s3 u 81. NE. II. 5-320O
NIAGARA CYCLIC MASSAGE. new;
eos 500. sell for SIS. EN-
$1,000 or I'm 3-s211.
OFFICE EQUIP. desks. chairs, files,
typewriters. pdd. mchA., etc; bar
gain. CIRCLE, BiB 9th st. NV.
OFFICE FuRNITURE-closlng law
oiilee. Bookcases. walnut. with
glass doors, 3. sections OF J cases
each; orlginAl price. 500. will
sell for. Sl75. Complete. up-to-
date set or Corpus JuTis Seeun-
DUN 9riR, cost, $500; will sell
Evening star., 1957-12-22

SAWS, Sl.i5: SLEDGES, Sc
WEDGES, AXES; PAINT sl.59
SHovELS, PICKS. MATTQcKs
81; GAS CANS, 81 so: uSEI
WiNCHES, BLOCKS, FALL ROPES
MAEELBARtooMS, $3.50 RAAlKEs
10000 BAR0AINs--PASKINo
]. H. GICHNER
le5l3 NJ ST NV. FE. 3-634,
TOYs-outdoor gym, table with
IKE. ironing board. doll crib
Also Lazy Susan. lace bedSpread
silver chest, all reasonable. EN-
2-65N4.
TOYS-Lionel trains, large dol
else set. also trumpet and sol
clubs, Fair price EN- 2-21S7.
TRAINS, elec. Lionel %" cause.
pass. I freight. All accessories
VIII sell separate or as q whole
SEAL SE S'os'0' ask lot HARVEY
TRAIN. Am. Flyer Fun set up ane
ssth ssshhery' y NV siVo rM s.g4sS eSaH o'i-
TRAIN, Lionel % gauge santa F,
twin ultSet -oN Natk. trans,
many access S7a, OIL. 6-4700
TRAIN. lionel, bows bicycle. rinl
roller skates, size 3 Call XII
0-B29i,
TRAINS--5-pieee diesel passenger
Marks B-pieCe freight, all access.
transformer, track Il. BY + II
by ta.in. board with less; $40 Of
best offer. Call Ii, 3-O3S2.
TRAIN, Lionel set, mounted on s.
it.-by-s.ft. mounting: engines
houses, track, etc. IA. s-l27l
TRAINs-2 complete Amer. Flyel
sets. each with loco, cars. lots oi
track, roadbed trestle. operatinT
access transformer; prac brand.
new; selling each set less than
half price SP 3-Ol5O
TRAINS, varney Mighty Midset Ho,
gauge train, complete, Sla.
prs. skis /, 81. learners, 81
! pinball machine So. OIL, 2
6SS6
TRAINS, Lionel, Q engines, larVesl
transformer, many. extras approx
$500 value, $50 PO 2-345i,
TRAINS, Lionel, O25. diesel and
steam engine, freight cars
switches. transformers, other ex-
tras. will sell separately OIL
i-OS4a
TRAIN BOARD, 4Nb. with tree
stand. tunnel and mountains, S2b
ia. 2-fiNa after 10 am,
TRAIN, Lionel 20" gauge, cost
over Sl,O00. completely equip
5000, Call ia n-4b1S after 4 pm
TRAIN. American FLYER, freisht
AXS layout, mod track, many auto
extras, Z transt sAa AT 7-aaha
TRAINS, Lionel track, switches
transformers. freiaht and pas
senger sell separately reas. Oh
d-O61A.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

TRAINS. Lionel. . engines, largest
transformer, many extras approx.
$500 value, $50 PO 2-3iAi,
TRAINS, Lionel. O2i. diesel and
steam engine, freigh cars
switches. transformers, other ex-
tras. will sell separately OIL
Evening star., 1957-12-22

asai tleeIehte aaigs tynulue To-
ratay, ooya, Martin. Gibson. "a.
villa, VEGA and Fender electric and
Mon Vii s sopsn p'm. 'VoSuHiiT;AR oSuHiiT;AR sHoP,
1916 N st. NV, NE. s-f4ie,
GUN sPEcIAL--IBs the first 70
action. for Christmas. IN STOCK.
Open vi Q Sat. closed sun, open
~! Z Mon. and Tues. DAVIS GUN
eesopA eSsrsA va Va, 8 sE. w.;ai s.saas e. Fails
GuN' .gS y So.ao 40 ,Eas KrssG.; barrel excel :
b-a1iO.
GUNs--colt Frontier Scout. 10.
.J67 Mas. and a. Mag. Ruger
Black Hawks Hard-to-eet ammo
~ VIM .4Ol Win. a s a W.
RUSSIAN isn SGISf1y. ISf1y. .hsg.s "a 70 gaP,i 4,pv
WORLD Co. !Ss0i Columbia pike.
0UNs--Rifies, hand guns. ammo
and accessories Many hard TO set
and fascinatlne items for sun
leetoFs YE OLD HUNTER 200
3, Strand prince at the rtveri
Alexandria. Va, Ki. D-al0j
GuNs--:i0-O0 By Strebe, Pm. ae-
tion. K-sts scope Redneld base.
Sk0. winchester lSna 80 special,
relieyer action half octagon bar.
rel. 1880. WA. 7.i3k4.
HEATERS RANGES stoves new,
STOVE, 1911 7th nv Ma A-Ah52
HENRY'S WOOD PILE. Mitchell.
willie Ma - Elreniare was,i soc
cord, from nov I'll Xmas. Cedar
nI-fL S1T5 bargain for 1915; /
/ vnlyersity classic speaker system;
harman kATd0n Festival AM.
I IN tuner with 3O-Watt amplifieF
Call FE J-2A07 or FE. 3-15s5.
Hill, Aitee Lansing. t0s-A. f5-in.
ecaxiai speaker In Carlson en-
closure. xii5: 0lrard Rc9O. With
new diamond stylus and 0-E
cartridge, S50 IA. 7-44k4.
III-FI RADIO O-PH0NO, '57. Airline,
nah. cons; spkTs.. 4 spd char.
dia, needle; sl35. JU 5-2744.
HI-FI. whArfedale. 3-way system
| Girard a0l Leak arm diamond,
$3.50 WHITE. EM' s-n368.
D MA-NN 6EGAAEA lANGtt mOuEi
I Capenotd, blond; sacrifice. IA.
HILL UNITS, Hartley spkrs,,
Qarrard Rc 90 chgT., dia., Bro
elmer control ampl OIL. 4-232i,
NJ VI, oarrard t-speed ehangeF
80; complete HI n system, STA
| Qrommes l5pe amplifiey. <67
Hogen i0wt.. S44: amplifier kits
S22 up: tunre kits. SIS. Jensen
speakers ng; Lensing speakers
l.-tn.. $50 English l.-in. speak
ers. SLABS: Stephens door
samples. 3aey OF. See Us first for
GIN. ahsI1 sHERS6op scStt EUtSHvfi UtSNHEvvRRsETS R1i
an on display. EMcO WHOLLY
ST. NV, NE. S-43sf, and lies
Fidler lane. Silver 6prinR u
Il siiSSS ESco Those tn the Know buy
Hi-FI; out Of pawn, CHS table
model hst sI1s, now $40 50.
wEBcoR and ADMIRAL por-
table. bargain prices Open sun.
II 10 3 8 A W PAWNBROKERS
al51 Pa. ave. nv.
Hl-FI RADIO. orundig Majestic.
table model 1000; new. in oFiginal
carton cost S27e-s5: sell Sl30.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
GUITARS

Final CLEARANCE sale; ssnuIns re.
villa, Vega and Fender electric and
MsSnliilsTIi Manl open tCehy 's,rIbI ! iIo5' ~ 3
fSiu NJ 81. nv. Nj. k.iain s"Nl
Evening star., 1957-12-22

Corner f4o0 r. /, Ave. NE.
Thurs. and prt., 10 An. 70 PM
Evening star., 1957-12-22

VIOLIN
"a size, complete with case and
bow. SO. OF. 1870.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

Ali new with orisinal cartons. No
Trades, 1875 down. hudget terms.
Only cne OF each. EMCO is YOUR
NEW COLLINS DISTRIBUTOR. Two
locations. EMCO WHOLESALERS.
800 nth 81 NV. ME. S-4aSl and
ll23- Fldler lane. Silver Sprins
~. b-isos9e biss9e,, Those In the Know
Evening star., 1957-12-22

have have. ! Cot 4 Scout se ssIIpsI slnHls
~ Z Mon. and Tues. DAVIS GUN
SHOP sshh.oP s5S g. wash, a.. Pals
Evening star., 1957-12-22

WASHER, Wrlnser type with pump,
500 also. Bendix ayromatic with
water saver S45; suar.' deliver.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

FURN,--- Hollywood beds, antique
cherry chest, washstand. walnut
dropleaf, Windsor chair, end IA.
bies, twin maple chairs, cocktail
table, bookcases, flie cab, mise
Leavins city. Call AD. a.a3U7.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

GUNs---Rifies, hand guns. ammo
and accessories Many hard TO set
and fascinating items for aun
bugs, hunters, shooters and coll
leetoFs YE OLD HUNTER. 200
.ssran:I stTsnc Trines ss the, .hs river'.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
TOOLS

SAWS, SlAs: sLEpoEs, Sc;
saoSHLs MaESalss AfAlscSks AflscSks. PAISf narrocss. & Is
81: GAS CANS, Si.5O: USED
wiNcHES, BLOCKS, FALL ROPES,
WHEELBARoWS. $3.50. RAKES.
USED III HAMMERS; y soc; PLANES;
Evening star., 1957-12-22

WASHER. Morse automatic. 1885
model. excellent condition: $50.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

WASHER, ABc auto, perfect eond.,
SO; also, iI;in. ~, new picture
Evening star., 1957-12-22

TRAINS, Lionel track, switches
transformers. freieht and pas
senger sell separatelyi reAs. Oh
Evening star., 1957-12-22
RADIO

Lincoln, mr. new, SIS. Ju, 5-a3os
RANGE, electric, Frigidaire. 80
Inch, i speed good appearance
S6h, TIE, 6-aiii,
RANGE, RcA Estate. eiec,. apt
siSe Excellent cond. A bargaln a
Sb1 See at H"3 N Van Dorm
Alex. or cali FL, a-aa5s.
RECORD PLAYER, a.speed Sonic
Also American FLYER trains Reas
RECORDS, iazs, out -of -prlnt col
leetors' items a5c and 5Oc each
EN- 2-2i2t
RECoNDITIoNED HOTEL AMI
RESTAURANT DlSHW ASHlNQ MA
CHIMES, MIXERS, POTATO PEEL
ERe, RANOF9, WORK TABLES
OTHER ITEMS NEW duARAN-
TEES .SuDbTANTlAL SAVINGS
RECORD PLAYER, la rpm, auto
changer and amplifer, auto, radio,
3-speed CHANGER and ampl mise,
parts, all sln OIL, b-slon.
RECORD PLAYER, webeor, 3-speed
auto table model : speakers;
Orie Se.hi sale. slo, TENDER s,
nia D st. NV. RE. f.a5sa
RECORDS, Ions play; 900 kym.
phonS, opera. Hu, 5.32A7.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

'lANOs--UpriRhts, SOS up; spin
sts, eonsoles' srands, sanh upi
day sun. Estab 1901, scHAEF-
liant st., Silver Spring, JU. o-5031.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

(2), with case. GOOD tone
aud In good condition. sacrifice;
SOS each. Ju, S-2332.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

TOYs--outdoor gym. table with
chairs, sewing machine, banjo
uke. ironing board. doll crib.
Also Lazy Susan. lace bedSpread,
silver chest, all reasonable. EN-.
2-6564.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
FURNACES
RLOCK'S

GAS. OIL. COAL; NEW, USED
Also large selection Of used radia.
tors. Get our prices first.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-05
Attends
Omega Meet

Emanuel Hutcheson returned
from Baltimore, Md. this week
after attending the national con-
clave Of the Omega Psi Phi fra
ternity. Hutchinson represented
Sigma Alpha chapter of Miami.
Theme of the conclave was
'"Techniques for Strengthening
an. - .nering Our Democratic
and Christian Heritage" Out
standing speaker at the conclave
was DR.. Martin Luther King who
spoke on Indignation i'm The
South" The meeting will be held
in st. Louis, next year.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-05
RANGE FUNERAL HOME

GEORGE CUNNINGHAM Of
1911 NV 63rd ST., died at his res
idence on the evening of Friday
Dec. %. He is survived by three
sons, two step daughters, and
other relatives. Funeral services
will be conducted on Saturday,
Jan. 5, at 1900 am. in the Chapel
with Rev. ]. N. Byrd of Mt. Ia
Dor Baptist Church officiating
Burial will be held in Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-05

MRS. CLAUDIA STONE OF
1893 NV. 45th Street died in
Jackson Memorial Hospital on the
evening Of Dec. 18th, following
an illness of six week.. She is
survived by Rev. and Mrs. AlmuS
Shipp Of this city, her mother,
Mrs. Lell Thornton and other re-
latives of Elberton Ga. where
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-05

MISS ARIZONA SPENCE
died at her residence on the
morning of Dec. 31st, following
am extended period Of illness
She is survived by her parents,
several sisters and brothers, one
daughter, and other relatives
Chapel services will be conduct
ed on Mon. Jan. 7th, with Rev.
S. A. Thomas of Mt. Sinai Bap-
fist Church officiating. Burial
will be conducted in Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-05

and other relatives of Dawson,
Georgia where she will be taken
for final rites and burial on Sun
day, Jan. 9th.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-05

MRS. MARY ANN JENKINS
of GIT NV. 18th Avenue died
at Mt. Sinai on the morning of
January 2, 3h hours following
her admission. She is survived
by her husband, John Henry, a
nine month old son, her mother
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-05
INFANT DEATHS

SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Daniels of 1195 NV. 63rd Street,
on Dec. 18th. Burial was held at
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-05
DEA THIS

she was taken for final rites and
burial.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-05
S495 DOWN

$495 DOWN
Lovely 2bedroo CBS living dining room
NV location will
balance Don't this bargain
Visit
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
Talking Sports
BY BILL BRowER

This is the time year major league a
conversation piece That whopper
Athletics and the Detroit Tigers nvoved touched
plenty speculation that deals would follow possible
The lspayer exchange two American League teams
IN the majors The Bengas had evnced
Chicago White Dobys been mentioned
possible deal that would have Cenerheder
property of the Athletics from Detroit to Chicago.
Apparently Tiger management to play Al Kane in
center There remote chance Tigers might give
up inhelder Harvey Kuehn Dolby.
more likely possibility though that Dolby might
the Cleveland Indians Larry encng
bats when the subject of trading up
Frank Lane the general
would not hesitate TO have Dolby don't doubt
for once that Larry would be unhappy about
Before the Tigers acquired Billy Martin
Lane had coveted the nfelder evenup
trade Al Smith, the ouHeider
Kansas City mogus said to have turned thumbs
deal
The Athletics willing part Vic Power
the Puerto Rcan first baseman and Hector
third sacker repeatedly any involving Power II
seems that the mans exraccuar activities
After his performance Series dsappoint.
ing Harry Simpson possible York Yankee who
would be expendabe doubtful that ne will be
traded o Athletics
Trade discussions strangely quiet in the National
League During the World recurring trade
tween the Los Angeles Dodgers Rdegs was heard
Newcombe The huge highlander he would
unhappy development
The Reegs wiling to part with plenty 10
acquire New Last spring general was
willing to hand $4,000 in
mental hurler.
With baseball meetings getting next month the
tempo Of the trade talk pick up lot reshufnng
personnel
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

when he scored four touchdowns
70 match record for the Chicago
North Siders.
Brown up until last week, had
been ploddingly consistent. He had
not broken away with a spectac-
ularly long run-the kind that
breaks open a close ball game.
A couple OF weeks ago. he took
over the NIL rushing leadership,
largely because the Rams Tom
Wilson had been relegated TO part
time duty after leading for the
first half OF the season.
Then Brown removed all doubt
not only did he stake a valid
claim TO the rockies OF -the-year
honors, but put himself in con-
tention as the best running back
in the league for 1857,
He was explosive against the
Rams. He scored once on a 60
yard romp; set up two other tai
lies with 90 and SO runs, and
gained 23T yards on the ground
for a new league record. Cleveland
won, as to 81. largely because OF
Browns terrific performance.
The former Syracuse University
star the Browns first draft choice
for this season. moved into the
NIL record books head OF Wilson.
AS a rookie last season, Tom ac-
cumulated 223 yards against Green
son.
After his performance against
Bay in the last game OF the sea-
the Rams, Brown was asked
whether he knew he had estab-
lished a new single game rushing
mark.
mo, l had no idea" he said.
In fact, l didn't even know that
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I had set a record until somebody
mentioned Il 20 me here in the
clubhouse, It's nice. Makes me feel
pretty good"
on his 69-yard jaunt, Brown
showed both his speed and re-
sourcenilness. The trap play was
executed slowly and Brown NOM
entarily juggied the bah. A couple
OF Los Angeles defenders shot the
gap, Jim shook them off, then
veered to the outside (the trap
play Is sent up the middlel and
outdistanced his pursuers.
His smashing success against
the Rams, that kept the Browns
in the lead OF the Eastern Divis-
ion, brought his seasons total 10
769 yards in l6l carries That
gave him a as average. Jim also
is threat as a pass receiver; he
caught three OF the six passes
completed by the Browns against
the Rams.
Inevitably, Brown viii be COM
pared to Marion Motley, Clevland's
first great fullback. Motley's rec
ord OF 1888 yards gained against
cord OF 1888 yards gained against
Pittsburgh In 1850 was a Browns
record until Brown smashed all
such marks into discard
Cleveland's coach Paul Brown
is reluctant TO compare his pres
ent funback with his earlier ace.
Il can't answer that" he said.
you can't compare the two. They
have different styles entirely"
But Coach Brown has no doubt
about one thing; he ever made a
more solid first draft choice than
Jim Brown.
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Basketball of
To Flying Start

Basketball is off TO a flying
start at Halle The Halle Q,
Brown Cagers have won three out
Of four Tits in three divisions.
The juniors stopped Glen Lakes
Broncos', 1926, and wheatley
House 1924; while the intermedi-
ates were smashing the Redeemer
Lutheran quint 9S-4O. The senior
team has posted the only loss thus
far, a 1896 tilt to City Mer-
chants.
Big guns for the juniors were
Darrell Smith and Larry Buford.
Boots" Dunn and Phil Brooks
paced the intermediates.
Elsewhere on the sports front
at Halle, indoor golf became a
reality as the Twin city Golf
Association met at Halle agency
fer the first time. Use Of the new
facility will probably begin within
the month.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

Marie Matthews Doubles league,
where she carries an average Of
1874.
Aside from being an enthusi-
astic bowler Marie excens in
dramatics as all her saw recently
in "A Bakers Dozen will agree
She is dependable and wholeheart
edly supports any cause Of which
she is a part. In short Marie is
one Of the persons who can be
referred to as the salt of the
earth"
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4 Ton Players To Show
Wures In Annual
Eusf-weSf Till

Chicago tANP) - Four tan
players have been named As par.
Elephants In the annual East-west
An-star game to be played in San
Francisco Dec, 2s,
The East representatives Will
include halfbaclJs Jim Pace, Miehi-
gan, Aubrey Lewis, Notre Dame,
and Dan Lewis, Wisconsin.
The West representative viii in.
clude Jim Jones, Washington full.
back,