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TWILIGHT SOCIAL cluB
PARTY HElD DEC. ~

On Saturday, December 70, In a
setting of yuletide decorations at
the Nacirema Club. S9te Fourth
Av. s.. Minneapolis. the Twilight
Social Club entertained members
and their guests at Its annual
Christmas party.
An enjoyable evening was spent
with dancing as q highhght. Light
refreshments were served through
out the gala evening,
Guests enjoying the festivities
were the Mesars. and Mines. o.
Ray. p. Minis, 8. d. Miller. j.
Larson. william Smith. w. N
North. v. westberry. A. Brown,
Russell Walden. George Williams
Robert Covington, Leon Wallace
NJ. Lindsey. William Davis. l. s.
Shannon. James Shannon. Free.
man Mckinney. J. p. Smith, James
Green. Stanley Mcconnell.
And the Messrs. and Mines. Al.
bert Wallace, H. Brown. b, War
rem. p. Batsel Robert Chatham.
Clyde scroggins. Vincent shep-
herd. Robert Chatham. Al Moore
head. George johnson. Leroy
Riess. c. T. Dawson, Theodore
Jones. w. NJ. Hall. Edward Mosely.
the Misses Armelda Terrant
Rayma Estes. Mrs. Rain Work.
cuff. Mrs. T. Allen and the Messrs-
william Harris, Nathaniel Walker
sr.. John Virgins and Andrew
Clark Jr.
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Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

sister Was Guest; Mrs, Mildred
Howard OF Washington. la. spent
tho Christmas holiday with her
sister and hrother-tn-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Crowyicr OF titt Oak
land Az. She was accorded NUM-
crous social eourtesies during her
brief stay,
Dinner Quest, Mira COMFY
I.andors, III 18th Av, N. was the
Christmas dinner guest OF her ais
ter, Miss Bessie jackson, Sp0S sec.
ond Az. q, oifts were exchanged
and the sisters enjoyed reninisc.
ing.
Dinner Hcata, The ". J. Hunters
OF toss Fourth Az g.. had m
their dinner guests Sunday, De-
cember so. MrH, Mae Marshall and
her sister. Mrs. John T. Taylor Of
Mhlakogsc. okla. MT and Mrs,
James Moppina, Mr.. and Mrs, w.
n, Rainea and Mr., and Mira Bailey
Morris OF &C. Paul The Christmas
motif was carried out In appoint.
ments, Traditional turkey with all
the trimmings highlighted the
dinner menu.
Dinner Ilostsi Mr., and Mrs
Harold c. Combs, s6ls Fourth Az,
g. were hosts At dinner ON Mon.
day evening, December 81
Guests were the Meaara, and
Mines. Henry r. Thomas, cccii E
Newman. Fred Murphy, Or. and
Mr. w. ID. Brown, Mr. and Mrs
Clyde williams, Miss l.. O, Smith,
Miss Darlene Written. Mrs, Eu-
gene shepherd and James Aus.
tin Following dinner guests re-
Taxed with tslsviaion and enjoyed
games
Entertained Mr., and Mrs. shel.
ton Granger. tbos Firth Av 3 en-
tcrtained informally for DIR, and
Mrs, Richard Granger OF Glen
Cove, N. Y, on Thursday night.
December AZ, for . fcw frienda
Home On fnrioughi Private
STANLEY ~ Bennett Jr, In spend.
ing the New Year holiday In the
city visiting his father stanley
Bonncr Sr and aunt. Mrs. Lottie
Hyde Of Ssa2 clinton Az, Private
Bennett In stationed at ~ Riley,
Rams
New Address Mr. and Mrs.
Alex II Jones. formerly Of Ole
Colfsx Az NJ. are now residing al
Az N Eleventh at
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Sunshine Club Annual
Party A. The Sslpios

The gaily decorated home OF Or,
and Mrs. l. scpio, 1924 Upper
Alton r DAD was the ideal setting
when the Chatterbox Branch OF
the American Federation OF sun
shine Clubs held It's annual Christ
mas party on December n.
Guests were husbands and dates
The festive affair was held In the
rumpus room which was decorated
In the yuleudc motif and heigh'
tened with groups OF yuletide
spirited guests.
An evening OF dancing followed
by a tasty lunch was enjoyed
Members and husbands present
were the Messrs. and Mines Ro.
bert shoffner. stephen Maxwell,
Norman Light. Samuel Reed,
Ernest Green. Carl Griffin, James
Taylor. Earlyn Bell, Harold Car
ter, Mrs Earline Galloway and
Jack Mills.
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GALA HOLIDAY EETG
olvIN Nv ROUND
TINE CLOCK cluB

On Saturday, December -, the
Around The Clock Club entertain.
cd friends and members at very
gala Christmas party, The affair,
the clubs ninth annual holiday
party. was held at the lovely home
OF Mr., and Mrs, Clyde scroggins,
SIR. 1914 Oak Park Az. N,
The Yuletide spirit prevailed an
members and guests enjoyed
dancing and playing various
games, An abundance OF food was
served throughout the festive
evening. plus rSfreahing bsver-
ages.
Enjoying the festivities werc
the Mesars, and Mines, Don Battle,
willie Alexander. Harold 0rier.
Albert Best Jimmie Miller. Melvin
stone. William Nsshltt. Mari NIL.
Ter. Donald Williams. George Nea.
blu Jr,, Edward Christopher,
Clyde NJ, scrogg,ns,
Also tho Miases Dorothy Miller,
Gladys Rlesiaoe. Florence Christie.
pher. Mary seaton. the Mines,
Mabel Brewer, willard Hammick,
Catherine Robinson, Mabel Lee
Balnam. Virginia Robertson. w
pondep: tho Measrn Cecil Green,
Kenneth Davis. Arthur Lawrence.
John Smiley, Harold ,, Smiley and
Joe Clemens.
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LADIES GOWNS GRACE ANNUAL
HOLIDAY DANCING PARTY OF
TWIN CITES FORTY CLUB

Elegant and spectacular the formal Christmas dancing
party gwen by the Twin City Forty Club Saturday night De
cember the beautiful and spacious East Ballroom of Hotel
Curtis, Minneapolis.
This year affair the clubs Slst party attend,
ell by 500 ceebrants including smary dressed conng
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American Legion Clubrooms.
Holiday In Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs.
Can Wade. 362i Fourth Av. g.,
spent the New Years holiday In
Des Moines. visiting relatives and
friends.
Entertained: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
q. Curry. Sis Columbus Av.. en-
tsrtained out-of-town guests. Mrs.
Arthur L. Register Of Austin. Tex.
and DR.. and Mrs. Richard Granger
Of Glen Cove, N. r.. at q midnight
supper Saturday evening. follow
ing tho Twin City Forty club
dance. Other guests present were
the Messrs. and Mines. Coleridge
Hendon, T. b. Burt. Ashby Cas-
kins. Tony Granger. Earle Kyle.
Charles Noble, Capt. and Mrs.
Carl Fountain. DR.. and Mrs. Nor
man Howell and DR.. and Mrs.
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TALENTED SINGER

Olive Brown. talented singer
from Kansas city. viii begin q two
weeks engagement at the Key
club Monday night, January q
Another added feature, a well
known dancer. will he announced
In this paper next week,
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TWIN CITY SOCIAL
CLUB HOLDS POST
CHRISTMAS PARTY

A gay holiday mood prevailed at
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. q, l..
Alexander, $3.50 Firth Az T.,
when the Twin city Social Club
entertained friends NJ It's annual
post Christmas party Monday
evening, December 81
Members and their guests were
entertained in the spacious rum
pus room which was decorated In
the yiIletide motif, Cocktails were
served proceeding dinner and
throughout the evening.
Guests enjoyed cards and gen
erRl conversation, after which
full dinner was served.
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ent OF feminine socialites adding
elegance TO the occasion.
Soft lights cast by crystal
chandeliers overhead in changing
coiors. all created an enchanting
atmosphere, Club members were
identified by the ladies wearing
wristlet corsages OF gardenias and
the gentlemen wearing gold and
green bouttioniercs.
The soft music of q ak piece or
chestra kept the floor crowded
throughout the festive evening and
members sow to it that there was
never a dun moment from the be-
ginning until the last strains Of
music denoted the party's end,
The ladies donned their lovliest
balls gowns for the occasion. Mrs.
T, Il. Burt. co-chairman for the
party. was charming In navy blue
chiffon accented with q floating
panel and rhinestone jewelry.
while Mrs. Paul cIrry's lovely
choice was Penwinkie blue nyion
chiffon with which she wore rhine
stone Jewelry, For Mrs, Cornelius
Mobiley. an original Hattie Carne-
gle creation OF black Jersey draped
caught and held the eye,
The gown OF Mrs Charles Noble
was a conversation piece OF En-
pire design In ivory brocade, u
featured q scooped neckline with
low back. slim sheath skirt with
two trailing panels extending from
the waistline TO tho floor lined In
Emerald green tRffetR giving
dramatic back interest. Matching
green clippers with rhinestone
clips made a beautiful contrast.
Mrs, &, Burt was regal In white
brocade formal length sheath with
the fluid lines with which she wore
rhinestone iewelry, while Miss
Darlene Written was piquant in
flame chiffon off the shoulder
creation with rhinestone and sill.
accents Mrs. Robert Prmtt was
chic in white chiffon trimmed In
ice blue velvet, while Mrs Har.
old Combs lovely choice was
floor length gown OF champagne
nylon net studded with rhine.
stones.
Another lovely choice was the
aleco light blue lace creation worn
by Mrs. Norman Howell enhanced
with rhinestone jcwelry: and Mrs
Richard Granger OF Glen Cove.
N. Y was stunning In n creation
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Cornelius Mobiley.
Eastern Visitor; Mrs. Eva Lewis
Of Washington. d. c., arrived in
the city December %. to spend the
holidays with her sister-in-law and
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Con-
ners Of 1899 Fifth Av. s. In hon
or Of their guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conners were hosts at 4 prettily
appointed dinner party on Thurs
day evening. December ~.
Family Guest: Mrs. Hazel VII
hams OF Kansas City arrived De-
cember n, to spend the Christmas
holiday visiting her children. She
will divide her time between her
daughter and son-in-law, DIR. and
Mrs. James Robinson OF 500
Portland Av. and son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr.. and MIS-. Lucas
Smith Jr.. OF 4o44 Portland Az.
Club Hostess; Mrs. Paul Curry,
Si15 Columbus Av. win be hostess
to the octette Bridge club at Its
first meeting OF the New Year,
January IL.
Dinner hosts; The Oscar II.
Newmans. 442S Fifth Av. g.. en-
tertained at dinner December II,
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pickard
Bergman Of Warren. o. Other
guests were DIR. and Mrs Edward
Posey and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Prince. The Berryman's are par
ents OF Mrs. Il. Posey and Mrs.
Luther Prince.
Back Homo: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moppins. 1915 Fifth Az. s.. re-
turned home Wednesday, Decem-
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Of white net featuring q seouin
studded bodice.
For Mrs, Arthur L. Royster of
Austin. Tex. the sophistication OF
a multicolored brocadod bodice,
S,rapleSs, and black pleated satin
skirt with gold slippers for accent
was the choice. Mrs. Mildred vern-
on OF Washington, ID, c, was regal
in a ball gown OF black nylon net
enhanced with black seQuins and
velvet flower trim and rhinestone
Iewclry.
Others presenting pleasing por.
traits were Mrs. Harry 3, Brown
who was regal In . pale green
satin gown trimmed In gold az.
ccnted with gold accessories, while
Mrs, Clarence Roper was chic In
white net over taffeta with ribbon
trim. for Mrs. Tommie Rraddock's
happy choice was q black gown
with pink lace yoke and accented
with black accessories.
A lovely creation was the gown
worn by Mrs, G, A. Anderson OF
gold llama. accumulated with vinyl
accessories: while Mrs. Leonard
Davis was charming In pink satin
with vinyi accessories,
The male members were perfect
foiis for the beauty OF the femin.
Inc contingent In the club.
Responsible for one OF the larg.
est attended and most glamoroua
parties ever given by tho club was
the committee In charge headed
by Mrs. T, Il. Burt for Mime
apolis and DR., George Berry Jr,,
for st Paul AZ co-chairman
Other members included Mrs c.
hobilcy, Mrs, Paul Curry. Mrs
Norman Howell. Mrs w, u. Brown
Harry = Brown and Charles w.
Noble
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS 4

Milwaukee Visitors: Mrs. Mary Wies and Mrs Evelyn
Ford o milwaukee, Wis., the past week end in city
and were the guest of Mrs Margaret Sanders of 2
Az The visitors to the city to attend the annual ho
day dancing party of the Wednesday Matinee club
an event of Friday evening December the Northsde
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Der 20. from Kansas City. Mo. and
Kansas City Kans.. where they
spent the Christmas holidays Wis.
ting relatives and friends,
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

PONTIAC So chieftain 4-door: .
tone green. T. and h., hydra; safe,
dependable transp. was S6O5, SPE-
lCIAI, TO-DAY S0Sg
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC '55 Star Chief catalins
coupe; 2-tone turquoise and livery
hydrematic. 7; and n very elesn 2.
INC. 2400 chillum I'd. AP 7-7I2O
PONTIAC 1857 convertible coupe;
$1,000; black withN black top. ny.
san miles sse new.sar Ioa1 Warra ussc
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 connec'
PONTIAC 1857 VS. Catalina sedan
company ofticial car: r. and h.. auto
trans, full power. loaded with ex-
tras. New-car title and three-yr
guarantee: Bargain at S2.795. Low
as S395 down MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 Wis, ave. NV. OIL. 4-S000.
PONTIAC '55 Catalina coupe; equip
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, ARCADE PONTIAC

1437 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S501
Also 1850 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9670
PONTIAC 1866 station wagon; Fl
tone, radio and heater, hydramatiN.
very low mileage: like new: $500
Call OIL. 2-S7S9s
PONTIAC SO CatallnA sedan: eahltI
with hydra. r. and b.; beautiful
yellow land black flnish; S2,245,
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ROLLS ROYCE 1857 4-dr.: Sl2,sOO;
new. never sold. never used: loaded
3-yr. warranty. FLOOD PONTIAC,
1921 Connecticut
'53 Commander VS.
hardtOp coupe; auto. trans, r. anC
h, Wv. tires; immac. cord; $4,000
actual miles; S795.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. of D. c.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-31Os
STUDEBAKER 1852 Champion 2 dr.
with gas-saving overdrive, radio
heater: Americas economy chamI
at q economy price. Al ownel
i iNtS1i Nm MOTOR CO, NC inc. T30j
Wis. ave. Bethesda, OIL. 2-020O.
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MCKEE, PONTIAC


"PONTIAG MEANS MCKEE,
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
18th AND lists. NV. ST. 3-7107
PONTIAC SO Custom Catalina hard
top; 2-tone ivory and green: r. and
to sell quickly at only $l,075.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-g0Ol Open Til $3.50
PONTIAC 1856 Custom Catalina se-
dan; radio. heater, hydra, white
walls. power steering. power brakes,
sun visor; blue and white: S2,595.
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Authorized Foreign Car Dealer
2427 REEDIE DR.. WHEATON. MD
10. 4-6246
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AUTOMOBILES Fok SALE

PONTIAC '53 chieftain s-dcof Sc
sss sh g. Ses Ses oer . Jx s''e si
PONTIAC '64 Chieftain 4-dr. sedan;
Automatic trans. r.. and h.. power
owner low s"A milease; WV. tires res;
BONDED 81, 2a5. IN
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Incl sist ST. NV. DI, f.0ll1
PONTIAC 80 station wagon; hydra.
mate r. and h.. power steNfinRl
very clean 81 ,295. STANDARD
PONTIAC. INC. 2460 Chillum I'd
AP. 7-7l20
PONTIAC SO Star Chief custom
Catalina: equip. with hydra. r. and
h.: genuine leather int: Just like
new; S2.3Yh.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC '55 Catalina coupe; equip
with hydra, T. and h.; all-white I'm
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC "a star Chief Custom A.
door: r.; and h. Wv. tires. custom
paints Sl.295.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
62l ARL. BLVD, FALLS CHI. VA.
JE. 3-1ls9
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TRIuMPHS ,s7

rUDEBAKER 1913 3-pass. cpe. I:
heater: orig. miles and orig. paint:
good transp.: Sl75. OIL. 4-39Ss.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

'PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE" "
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION q
18th AND L SITS. NV. ST 3-71e7
PONTIAC '54 Star Chief 4-dr.. r.
h. hydra; 81 200, FALLS CHURCH
De Soto- Plymouth. Lee highway
Hillwood ave. Falls Church, W
IN o-o90n n;
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PONTIAC 80 4-dr.; HYDRA, Wv,
u. h.: excel cond.: leaving country
must sell: S3.5 or best offer. WO
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AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE
RENAuLT 1857
UNITED AUTO SALES

Economy is yours with q new
|Renault which gives so miles TO the
Iyallon. and delivers for only 81, 1915
Bank financed.
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Program Listines

1880
4-Tonisht. jack Lescoulie.
Ia Hours. "Amerieo After
Dark"
5-Weshinaton Movietime.
Hour. "Mexicer. Spitfire Sees
o Ghost" 1912. Lupe VeIex.
1880
5-Thousht. lnspirotionol.
I2:45
1.-THE Lords Prayer.
100
4-lnspirotion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
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S~t&&NS DNN9 O&NsstauSS -
Hour. The Goodwill Annbos-
sodors." A young American oori-
eultuFoI expert and his wife jour-
ney TO o small South AmeFicon
country to help develop forming.
Juono Hernandez. lenka Peter
son. Williom Redfield.
lo:l5
5-TomoFrow's chsmps.
1880
4-Sherief Of COehise. West'rn.
5-Boxing. ST.. Nick's Arena.
Tony OiBiose VS.. Cole kewin,
Welterweiohts. Ten rounds.
7-Ssudio 81. DFono
Customs Of the Country" A
nilitory officer discovers imoo-
motion is on important port OF
o good officers character
Kosznok
100
4-News and Ioeel News.
Horkness. Word.
7-News. Weather. SPORTS.
MeCaftrey Allen Pickett
9-News. WeotheF. Sports.
Richords. Douslos OonieIs.
HAS
4-WeofheF. Sports.
StrinoeT Simpson.
5-News. Matthew Warren.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
ia Hours. THE Pickwick Po-
pers." 1853. Chorles Dickens
famous story OF Pickwick and his
merry companions. Jones Hoy
ter. Jones Donold British
Il:20
7-AAyslsEy TheGteE. Movie.
I Hour, IS Min. "A Desperote
Chonce for ellerY Queen" 1912.
WiIliom Goroon.
ll:2S
4-Dote in Washington.
5-Weothes Wheel. Romsey.
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to points
Bruins, Chicago
On TV Tomorrow

CHICAGO. Feb. Is (P.--T Tie
Boston Bruins. featuring a 25-
yeer-old rookie goalie. don Sim .
mons. face of against the last
place Chicago Blackhawks in a
nationally televised National
Hockey League game tomorrow
afternoon.
(The game will be televiseA
in Washington over Station
WTCP-TV, Channe! 8, a.
2 PM
The match will mark the Chi
cago debut Of Simmons, who re.
placed the retired" veteran,
Terry Sawchuck.
In 10 games with Simmons III
the nets, the Bruins have VOL
6, lost 2 and tied 2.
Simmons personal average mas
been a sparkling I'D pc! game
Two o. the contests being shut
outs.
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BOWIE NOTES

Shuk. Only 30 two-dollar win
ming tickets on the double were
SOLD. Ten seems to be the magic
number so far in Bowie doubles
the winning ones being 1916,
g. 10 and 1910 in that order.
Two Jockeys escaped with only
token injuries in two separate ac-
cidents yesterday on the track
The worst one occurred in the
eighth race when Final Proof
was killed in a spill. Final Proof
was knocked off stride at ire
clubhouse turn. fell and broke
his neck, pitching Charles Jelli-
son TO the ground.
Jellison vas only shaken up
and said afterward that larry
Not, who crossed over sharply
from the outside No. Ii spot
caused his mount to fall. Final
Proof Was an 8-year-old gelding
owned and trained by Ernest E
Miller.
Fifty-year-old Claude Hooper
received only lacerations after
being thrown off Jacksorbetter
winner Of the fourth race. Jacks
orbetter crashed through the in
side rail when being pulled u
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on Road
Again Tonight

Coach Gaff Turner's Washing
ton Lions hit The road today for
the first game Of a Ilome-and-
home series with the Handlers
in Philadelphia.
The weary Lions and the
Rambiers, currently in second
place in the Eastern Hockey
League. meet again tomorrow
night at Uline Arena for the
first Washington home game IN
three weeks.
Tonight's game III Philadei-
phia will be the third in q
marathon schedule OF Ave games
in six days for the Lions. who
wind UP with the sets in Johns
town. Pa. Sunday afternoon.
Tomorrow nights game will
be The first here fog joey For.
mica, former Lion, since he was
traded 10 Philadelphia for For
wards Ed Partoli and Lloyd
Buchanan.
Coach Turner also traded Dan
Morgan to Johnstown for Goalie
Don Oliver and Forward Joe
HoWes since the Lions appeared
here last on January 20.
Oliver replaced The veteran
Jack Spencer, who received his
outright release.
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Sullivan Scores 50
To Pace Mounts Win

WESTMINSTER, Md, Feb. Is
up Jack Sullivan Of WASH
ington. .. G. got SO points last
night as MONT st. Marys.
logged through TIE first half,
finally got rolling after inter-
mission for & l08~77 Mason
Dixon Conference basketball vic
tory over Western Maryland.
The victory gave the Mounts.
VINO lead the conference, an
overall record of 70 victories
and four defeats and a league
record Of al Western Mary
Ian dis 4-l0 overall and 20 IN
the conference.
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ScoutsHoiI Young Ohioon
As ComponeI|o Successor

HAVANA, Feb. is tP).- Brook
iyn's long search for a new
Campanella" may have ended in
Johr Roseboro, a young man
from Ashland. Ohio, who is
drawing rave notices from Car
:bbean baseball scouts.
Roseooro. only %, hit $50 with
Caracas in the Venezuela Winter
League and competed in the Car
;bbean Serbs against Cuba.
Puerto Rico and Panama Last
year he vas .273 hitter with
25 home runs at Montreal
"Roseboro is the No / pros
pact I've seen any place. said
Mickey owen. who marriages
Mayaguez. the Puerto R;car
League champions. He can do
all things big-run. hit and
throw.
Sure he can be another Cam
PAMELA. He can do things Car
PAMELA can't 90 right now. he
can .un like an outfielder and
on top of everything else. he's
a leftharded hitter. That's
something everybody needs. a
lefthanded-h hitting catcher with
power.
If he was free agent. I'd
give 100000 just to sign him
up"
Owen, Of course, mas 10 chance
to sign Roseboro. who is headed
FOR the Dodger camp at Vero
Beach. Fla. The Dodgers still
carry Roseboro on the Port
land roster in the Pacific Coast
League. but that's Just for book
keeping purposes.
The situation is very similar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Harry Garner, 81,
Ex-Jockey, Dies

CINCINNATI. Feb. IS up -
Harry Garner. 81, a member Of
one of Americas best known
families of Jockeys, died late yes
terday in Veterans Hol pital. He
had been i'll of a heart ailment
for two years.
Harry Garner, with his broth
ers, Guy and the late Mack.
Wayne and Lambert Garner. fol-
lowed their father and paternal
grandfather as race riders. Mack
Garner won the Kentucky Derby
on Cavalcade in 1894. Guy
Garner was a star rider in
Europe.
Harry began riding horses In
1912 and retired in 1910, then
trained horse for several years.
He was an uncle Of Willie Gar
ner. also former jockey. who
lives in Cleveland and is an Of
fetal at Ohio race tracks.