davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2o.5O-

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; maid
en- 3-year-olds: Sls furlcngs
Saoss.ISS Sassa SAIsc2aSsIa Icae.s.. $50 & s9S slS
Earl Of Tyrone, Time Zone, Tarryars.
Time. 1898.
FOURTH RACE = Purse. $4,000;
Grand Megul (stOns) $40 40 2.eo
Gang News (WOodh'el 2,4O
Relaxeyous, BigFer N Better, Strata
plan. Time, 1:12.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances; 2-year-olds: 5h furiongs,
MOony lvalenxuelal 19AO 7.l0 400
s,aIs WaIsz ftIa.r IHsEtash $50 go sSSeS
Kn5sSy, Ssy HSTS9T ESI qSssiSyTs Rn5tSt1 STs s star
Day. Steve W. Time, 1905.
aHarbor view Farm entry.
Sixth RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 3-year-old hllies ] mile.
Meai:SIoSs S:as1 Ssns staSs 1s1'' $50 sS SS sS
War Empress (Woodh'e) 5.30
Upsy Daisy. Lady Ponder, Merry
Lark. craftiness. Time, 1883.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Mother Goose
old niles; Il. miles.
Idun (HaFtackD 29O ESQ ESQ
Lopar 0ovato) $50 $50
Lea Neon {Tcaxal SEQ
At First sight, Crown. Big Edort
Gayouest, Cariyn Sarah, Armorial.
Time. 1:433s.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. 5000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: ! mile.
One Stroke neonaFdl $50 500 $50
Mr.. Kip fW0Odh0useD %. 20 1880
Little Dell (valenI-la) $50
Maenad. You Go. Patrolman Plee.
Sea Bang, Joe Jones. Tine, 1862.
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CHARLES TOWN ENTRIES
Weather, Clear: Track. Fast
nask Tfvva o pM

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; 8 and
4 year olds maidens: about IA fur
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FOURTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; about
6i5 furlongs.
DRIVING (Robertson) 1900 4.4O 400
Red Flush (McKee) 500 900
My Estate (SOtO) If.4O
Tens Rocket, Challa Rock. Miss
Skin. Spinning Jenny, Pinch-Hit, Stay
Well, Capitalist. Time. 1:202s.
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ChurIes Town
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 200: claim.
ing; 4.year-olds and up; about Al
furiongs.
Run (Hau0e) 500 $50 2.6C
Laeternal (SeFvisl $50 800
Nip Nah (CIaFk) $50
Arthur Charles, Jim's Pal. One Tear
Jeepstress, Another kiss, Broom Party
Bvanip. Time, 0:51h.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000;
\ furlongs.
Hillside Miss (PaPbo) eco $50 800
Wolf Trap (Cutshawl 4.6O 3.61
Mr.. r. c. (Sot0) $50
Televise, Melodys Royal, Glowie, Sir
Adrian, Courtule, Niche Lass. Arauid
Time, 1880.
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: lie miles.
Lou Blue (Servis) 1I.2O $50 $3.50
Picket Charge tPappas) $40 $40
Limerick (CutshawI $40
Pride Of Judea, Cherry Branch.
dian Pipe, Greek Honey. Time, 1851.
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT DELAWARE PARK
Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. 200 PM
BEST BET-MIcnoRE-SlXTH RACE

FIRST McE-Puns $500; claiming t$3ooo 4yssr-OIds and
EnIies and mares: 6 fudonas,
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
Go Jet (PaIumbO) 500 $50 800
Seven Ways (SmaffD 7.2O $50
Bold Count (SeFVis( 500
Grecian Galley. Rivers Bend, Grudge,
Ere Banner. Hunters Lad Ktns
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI4.6O

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 1000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; about ga
furiongs.
Spinabout Clark 1900 6.2O 4.4O
Compass (Palumb0l $40 2.60
Helen's Hope (SmalD $3.50
Admiral Al, Had It, Torch OF War.
Stomach, Pooney's Enie. Time, 1:193s
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SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds up: LII miles.
= Baliaue (CutShaWl 0.40 4.6O 4.2O
Ardette (MonteirOl ESQ 100
do WillaPene (Franc'tD $50
Democles, Seasoning. Euuihap, Pow
der FLASK, Cool, Mr. Mighty, Fosters
cushla; Time, 1:4Yas, u.
placed third.
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cHARTs oE DELAWARE PARK RIGGS

ScoPyrisht 1888. By Trisnrls Publications. IleJ
IItaf HACE-Fufqo, 2HO00.. Claiming. IL
nllss Pest 400 % Oss; saTt good; Hidden out
winner Ms onsnena B, b ny Andys Qogy--Pattyn
$3.50. Time, l:a0h. CLOUDY and fast
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds up; liz miles,
Sonic (Rivera) $50 $50 900
Bishbash Clark $50 4.6O
Royal Brick (Minento) $50
Top Brass, Tetrad, Claridge I'd,
Charlie Ford, Navy Brat. Time, 1850.
NINTH RACE-Purse, 81 200: claim
ing: 4-year- -olds up; about ia miles.
No Ecxuse (MOnteirO) $50 4.2O 800
Dixie Prince (MeKee) HOO 4.6O
Ball Hawk (Kirk) 2.SO
Miss Lisa D.. Rhywick, Oubaas,
sailors Return, Daddy DarlinR Time,
2:12+s.
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| Frohiich Inner (DsVerl
nluecita (Orayl
be Hostess (uonxaiezl
Stone idol (Adamal
Mascotte lRegalhutol -
Rest stop (huane -
Pin. y Asscccl ss.,s.a sHs,l sRHEsc,ok.l ~,
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Two-dollar mutues paidDR LINK, $500, So 90, 81 sc
CARTIER SCI 40, $3.50. BROTHER COON. $40,
Mutuel handle-$17s,l3b. Total handie-S1 '4i6'56o.
Attendance-19. .495 .4ss, MeNs
Evening star., 1958-07-06

Horse. Jockey.
Or. Link (Corle) =.
Cartier (Choauette) =.
Brother Coon (Deyerl
Henrietta L. (Hollandl
Wind Drinker (Adamsl
Sweet Stroller iR'lbutol
First Pic (Monacelli) -.
Woodlands (Nelson) -,
nroke dnwn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Bouchee Hoping
For EurIy Return
To Pills Roster

PHILADELPHIA. June II (a1
Ed Bouchee is ready to return
10 big-league baseball. and
every indication today pointed
10 an early appearance In the
Phillies' lineup. The final word
Owner Bob Carpenter said. is
up 10 Commissioner Ford Prick
a psychiatrist who has been
treating the big first baseman
and his probation officer.
Bouchee. convicted Of a
morals charge In the State OF
Washington last year. UNDER
went treatment at the Institute
of Living at Hartford. Conn,
and says he Is ready TO resume
his diamond career.
The handsome. 25-year-old
player has been here since June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Two Yachts
Fighting for
First Place

ABOARD USS DARBY. june
II R.-The Newport-to- Ber-
muda yacht race had developed
into an East-West duel today
after the second full day OF
sailing
Jack Hedden's Good News OF
Hillsborough. Calf. and Petrol
from the Coast Guard Acad-
envy at New London. Conn.
we're In a virtual dead heat for
the lead at the Monday night
spot check.
Good News took over the
front position In late afternoon
from Ticonderoga. scratch
yacht In the field Of 10 boats,
but Petrol moved up rapidly
Just before dusk. Only three
miles separated their beams as
they sped along under full sail
powered by southwest-by-west
winds Of between IL and is
miles per hour.
The Darby's late secondary
sweep showed the Ticonderoga
in third position with Cotton
Blossom. Windigo. Nina. High
land Light and Sea Lion also
among the Glass A leaders and
punched within a l0-mile
stretch.
Craft identified as Nutmeg
Malay Ferero, Restless. Agel-
ique. White Mist. Solution
Uomi. Nah Jong. Legend and
Argyll also were spotted by the
escort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va
June II R.-Hugh Lynch III
Of Georgetown Prep met Ogden
Phipps Of Deerfeld Academy
today In a bid for one Of three
vacant quarter-f final berths In
the National Interscholastic
tennis tournament.
Lynch won two matches yes
terday. defeating william Neil
son Of Hampton. Va. Ga. 6-4
and Brooks Pearson OF Atlanta
Ga, 6-3.
In other third-round matches
today, Bill Lenoir Of Phoenix,
Ariz., met Francisco Castillo Of
Hamtramck. Mich. and Mich
ael Nelly Of Atlanta played
Bruce Farrell Of Deerneld
Academy.
-Four seeded performers. led
by top-ranked Ray Senkowski
Of Hamtramck High. and one
unranked player, Bitsy Harri-
son Of Thomas Jefferson High,
Richmond. Va. gained the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle. Z: salt Lake City. 4.
Only game scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond, 4: Buffalo, 2 no innings)
Rochester, q. Columbus. 8.
Only games scheduled
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha, A; Wichita. o.
Indianapolis, 4: Denver, 1.
Only games scheduled
TEXAS LEAGUE
Fort Worth, "a Dallas, 0-5
Corpus Christi. o: Houston, s.
Victoria, o: San Antonio. 3 I'll In
ningS).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta. q. Little Rock. g.
Birmingham. ?; Memphis, o.
Nashville. 4: Mobile, 2.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Sioux City, 9: Colorado Springs, B
Topeka 8; Amarillo, O.
Albuquerque, s: Lincoln, l.
Pueblo At Des Moines, postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield 3: Reading, 2.
York. l (. Albany G.
Allentown, 4-3. Btnghamton, S-5.
Lancaster, 5: Williamsport, T.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte, 10. Augusta, z.
Jacksonville, Q; Macon, 3.
Savannah, 2: Knoxville, 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17

q. working out and going about
the city with Coach Benny Ben
cough. He hit .2ei last year as
a rookie and showed = lot Of
promise.
Bouchee said he was prepared
for boos and unthinking re-
marks from fans and opponents.
Baseball Is my life and I'm
ready 10 face anything 10 re-
turn 10 the game" he said.
Carpenter said the club has
been receiving about q dozen
letters a week and only one. q
crank" letter. opposed Bou-
chee's return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Newk' Toking Trade
As Just Part of Game

Don was asked whether the
loss of Roy Campanella, par.
alyzed this spring in an auto
accident. might have contrib
uted to his 0-6 record this year
"Campy had nothing to d.
with it," Don said. Il mis-!
Campanella more than any.
body because / roomed with
him for many years. But the
trouble was my shoulder.
pulled a muscle in it at Sar
Francisco at the start Of the
season. I never did completely
recover, but the pain is gon'
now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Hugh Lynch Bids for Berth
In Tennis Quurter-FinuIs

.quarter-final round yesterday.
Harrison turned In the only
upset with a l0-S. ell Sec
ond-round victory over fourth
seeded christer Holm Of Exeter
IN. H. Academy. Holm. a
Swedish exchange student who
was a former boys champion
of Sweden. was runnerup last
week In the Eastern inter-
scholastic tournament.
Joining Senkowski and Har-
rison in the round Of eight
we're second : ranked Frank
Froehling Of Ponce de Leon
High. Coral Gables. Fla: third
seeded Drayton Nabers, the
Eastern scholastic champion
from Lawrenceville IN. j.
School. and Don Cation. No. 8.
from Pensacola (FlaJ High.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Missouri Nine
Moves Nearer
Title in NCAA

OMAHA. June II R.--Mis-
souri, was In the drivers seat
today as the only undefeated
team in the NcAA world series
of baseball and was q good bet
to repeat as national champion.
The Tigers also won the title In
1854.
A sentimental favorite with
fans because the University Of
Nebraska also Is q member Of
the Big Eight Conference. Mis-
souri, handed previously unbeat-
en- Holy Cross q AL defeat in a
third-round game last night.
In other third-round games.
lefthander Bob Blakeslee kept
lpre-tourney favorite Southern
California alive with a two-hit-
ter that eliminated Colorado
State. 12-1. and Western Mich
igan ousted Clemson. SIS.
Hardin Is Steady
Holy Cross and Southern
california meet tonight. with
1.-THE Western Michigan and Mis-
souri, game following. All ex-
cept Missouri have 2-l records.
Elmer Harbin's steady five-
hit pitching and Sunny Sic
bert's slugging were the differ
ence for Missouri last night.
Hardin, who pitched less than
seven innings during the regu-
lar season because of a sore
arm, struck out eight. including
the side in the fifth inning.
Siebert, who hit eight hon.
ers during the season, Smacked
triples in the two-run first
inning and in the sixth. His
first-inning smash carried 400
feet to deepest centerfield in
Omaha's spacious Municipal
Stadium.
Loses Shctout
Blakeslee lost his shutout In
the fourth inning without Civ
ing up q hit. A walk, two
errors and q fielder's choice
produced the run. Southern
Cal raped IA hits. including
two triples by Mike Blewett
and another three-baser by
Mike Gastanon.
Mary Winegar's big bat
punched out q run-scoring
triple, a two-run homer and q
single to help Western Michi-
gan down Clemson. Art Nor
rissey gave up single runs to
Clemson In the third, seventh
and ninth innings. They in
cluded q 343-foot homer by
Larry Bagwell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17

winner-Martin (3-D. Loser-Ack-
er (6-D.
U-Gorman. Burkhart. Bosses, au-
dol. A-1O,60s. T-3:04.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
HoIe-in-One

Ray Beard has a hole-ln-one
to his credit. He made 1t Sun
day on the first hole of the
| F course at East Potomac with
a Atwood. He was playing with
Ray Dillon, Harry Hendrickson,
Mike Kekker and Johnny
petrovsky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
To the
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Miteff in Druw

TORONTO. June II @.-
Alex Miteff Of Argentina. NTH
ranked heavyweight contender.
and unranked George Chuvalo
Of Toronto fought 10 a i0-round
draw last night. Miten was
knocked down for an eight
count In the last round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING based on 100 or more at
oatsl--Nieman, Baltimore, 1857; YER
non, Cleveland, 1855; Ward, Kansas
City ,33S, Kuenn, Detroit. .337;
Fox, Chicago, .335.
kUNS-Cerv, Kansas City, As; Mino-
50, Cleveland, SO Mantle, New York,
-; T. Boiling. Detroit, 81; Power,
Runs BATTED N-Cerv. Kansas City.
81 Jensen, Boston. AS Gernert. Bos-
Ms9n, ~. Sieyers, washington 36i
Lemon, Washington, 80.
HIIs-FoS. Chicago, IS, Malzone, Bos-
B BGiqSfs' s Ssa'hins'On' So; p. Boiling
DOUBLES-Kuenn. Detroit. II. NAL
zone Boston, Avila and Power, cleve-
rRti HPd snd K I,In Detroit r.,
Lemon, washington. 3: Power, Cleye-
land, and Tuttle, Kansas CITY, 4; six
players tied with
home RUHS--cery Kansas City, II;
Sensen' Boston ts1r To- Tris,ndos Bait
New York. and Sievers, washing
Stolen BAsEs-Aparieio, chicsso Is;
harrell and Minoso, Cleveland \;
lands, chicago, g: Piiarcik. Balti,
more Wilson, Detroit and Mantle.
PITCHING 1,sIdDst- biased on rs or NOR. DE-
sS3a Larsen, New York, 81, 'Sa3,
sullivan. Boston, and Hyde. wash,
ngston. 81 500; Ford. New York,
sTRIKEOUTs-Turfv. New York "a.
HsrShman. Baltimore. SIS WYNN
Shicago 81 Pierce. Chicago. 90:
Ford New York, 81
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING based on 100 or more a.
psIMays san Francisco, 3s5
,,1lll3; skinner PittSsursh, $50.
kUNs-Mays. San Francisco. 81,
Banks chisssO, SO; cepeds, San
snslsco, 81; Walls, Chieago a.:
Runs BATTED iN-Thomas. Pitts
ourgh, 81 Banks, chieaso, So: MAYS
s ne Teps ssn F san Francisco AZ
HiIS-Mays San Francisco, p1;
Banks Chicago. and cepeda, San
po 6Trfngiseo, VII III c,,...... "a.
Aaron. Milwaukee. i5: thomson
and Moryn. chicago, and Mays, san
TRJPLES~-Msvs, San Francisco. s.:
e cslsssG neal Ssl'df f6s ANGELES baG and
Blasinesms, ST Iouis. q
HOME RUNS-Thomss Pittsbursh, 90:
Banks. Chicsgo, | s. walls, chlcsgo,
- MAYS and Cepeda. San Fran
STOLEN RASES-Ashburn. Philadei-
rhia and Mays. San Francisco. 10:
T TAYLOR, CHICAGO. o. Skinner.
Pittsburgh. s. Gillian, Los Angeles,
PITCHING Cbased on or more de-
cisionsl Mcmahon. Milwaukee, 81
$50 Purkey, Cincinnati SO. 500:
San Francisco. Al, 500: SPAIN.
Milwaukee, So. ~.
eTRIkEoUTS--Jones, st Louis, -;
Podres. Los Angeles, 20: Drott, Chi
eaeo, so: Antonelh. Gan Francisco.
50: Phillips chieag 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17

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CARDS, s; REDLEes, 5

Totals AZ Gil 8 Totals 40 s : I
Ran for Grove in 6th. 2 Struck
out for Mizell in Sth; 3 Ran for Green
in 9th: Ran for Ennis n 9th;
5 Singled for Flood in 9TH Hit into
4 walked for Wight IN 9oh; : Grounded
out for Grammas In 9th; . Doubled for
Jeffcoat In 9th; 10 Grounded out for
Paine in 10th; IL Filed out for Nc
MILAN in 18th; IL Grounded out for
Lown In 11th.
ST. LOUIS - 0l0 600 002 03-6
CINCINNATI - 900 0O3 900 02-6
E-Kasko Q, Boyer. PO-A-St. Louis.
33-l5; Cincinnati, 33-11. LOB - st.
Louis 10, Cincinnati 8.
2b-Green, Ennis, Bell, Hoax, Lynch.
HR-Bell. S-Grammas, Mizell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Cubs Form Fodqe

CHICAGO. June II (R.-
The Cubs have sent Pitcher
Gene Fodge to their Fort Worth
farm club on 24-hour recall
basis. Fodge pitched in IA
games and had a IL record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17

LOS ANGELES, June II up.
Big league baseball is a Bit
tersweet business, and Don
Newcombe was trying nightly
today to digest a big bite of
the bitter end with grace and
good humor.
Il wasn't doing the club any
good at all and they had to try
to help themselves" the big
fellow observed just before TAX
ing of for Cincinnati.
TITS just one of those things
that happen in baseball" Newk
said Of the Sunday night trade
that sends him from Los An
geles to Cincinnati in exchange
for Steve Bilko. Johnny Klipp-
stein and Charlie Rabe.
Expect No Miracles
But I'm going to pitch basel
ball for Cincinnati. l don't
think they expect miracles.
They must have some conf
dence in me because they gave
Mp a lot of people to get me. "
Newcombe, voted the Ma
Eonal Leagues most valuable
player in 1856 after a ATT sea-
son, got the news of the trade
Ut home Sunday night.
IT had just come in" he said,
"Some friends had given me q
birthday party Git was his 32d)
! was getting ready to go to bed
thinking I'd be going to Phil
adelphia with the club the next
day.
Then a friend called and
asked me If I'd heard I'd been
traded. l got hold of Buzzie
Bavasi CDodger general man.
ager) and he told me the deal
had Just gone through.
Il only got to talk to two
players after I got the news
Junior Gillian and John Rose
boro. Roseboro was my room
mate and 1 called him and told
him wouldn't be with him any
more. told him: I'll be throw
ing at you the next time
see YOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Shoulder Injured

"I'll miss the other guys, too.
You don't spend 10 years with
Q lot of fellows and not get to
like them"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
Adele Addison
Soprano To Sing
Here Suf. NIGHT

Adele Addison soprano. VIII bu
featured artist In the last concert
this season OF the New Friends of
Chamber Music. Saturday April
~ az $50 pm at the Vocational
high School Auditorium Mpla-
Miss Addison. one Of the busiest
young singers on the concert
stage Is a native New Yorker who
made her recital debut IN Boston
In lp49 ard three years later first
performed in New York IN n con
cert hailed AZ - high point u
the recital season
For the past three years she
has been . leading member ~ the
Ncw York city Opera Company
Miss Addison has been . aoloiHt
with major symphony nrchestraa
IN performances 81 He"thovena
Missa solgmnis Hschs 81 hai.
thew Passion and - John Passion.
and IIBndoia Messiah
SHE has also distinguished her
pClf as n singer Of ueder and q
ia such are sonRs that she viii pre-
sent a. the April 18Th concert
Her program viii include songs by
vIgaldl scafiaiH Schubert Dee
asrv and HIndeBitH a. well as
fhe EehumauH song cycle "Frauen-
ucbc un8 Lebsp
Single tickets for he concert At
$3.50 may be purchased ai the
Downtown Ticket ofGer Mime
apuls. ard a. Field gebHcE ~
Paul Some Tickets win also b.
available 81 iho door ~ TIE audi
f0rum Grant 81 and Fourth
Ave I'd. on the night q ne con
cert
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11
Northern StufeS
Power Income
Rose During 1857

Northern States Power CO Wed.
nesday reported total operating in
come Of SttTpiS.0oo during 1887
su increase u 62 per cent over
1880 and The F4th consecutive rise
in yearly revenues
Alien = King NSr president, re-
ported net Aneome during ipaT Of
S2l iei Sol compared with $40,
lTl esl ,n 1885
lH letter 60 nearly ~ eco share,
holders King expressed concern
over the growth Of government
power projects at the expense OF
private industry
King said we must see that
the cancer does not spread
throughout cur country because
the aocialigatien OF an industry az
important "a the electric industry
would destroy free enterprise
The trm reported 1881 opornt-
ing expenses OF $40 400 600, up
q per cent from 1896
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luscious fruit pies, perhaps It's
no more trouble and takes no
more time 20 serve two kinds
when you start with the ready-to-
bake quick frozen pies There are
four nayors 20 choose from apple
BURBERRY. cherry and peach Each
OF these comes ia a generous fam
ily size 20 serve four or five You
might also like 20 serve couple
OF different tuppings to give The
pies added glamour and touch Of
your own individuality a sptred
sour cream topping ana a luffy
lemon sauce SO well with any and
all OF the fruit pies And he sure
10 have plenty Of piping hot coffee
en- hand 10 serve with the pies
and for rcftIls during or after the
~ show.
To Bake Quick-Frofen Fruit Pies
Preheat oven 10 A2S degrees r.
thoU Use sharp knife "a cut two
or three Sits or fancy design
near center OF top crust tslits
allow escape Of steam during bak.
ing.J Put frozen pie Ia foil pan on
baking sheet Baking sheet helps
% brown bottom crlstl Bake IN
hot oven until crust is golden
brown and nlling Is bubbly about
40 90 so minutes
FLUFFY LEMON SAUCE
egg yolks
"a cup sugar
IL 2 teaspoons flour
Dash OF salt
"a cup water
tablespoons lemon juice
tablespoon butter
"a teaspoon grated lemon rind
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