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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON. Del. June Ga
dozen 3-year-olds who have
given up chasing Tim Tam
were entered today for tomor-
rows 21st running Of the $685.
000-added Kent Stakes at
Delaware Park.
Boncrist Farms Backbone,
who won the Chesapeake
Stakes at Laurel this spring
plus two other added events
more recently in New England,
is the early choice in the mile
and a-sixteenth race. Under
the allowance conditions Of the
Kent. Backbone, a son of
Worden II, will carry 100
pounds, three less than the
top-weighted Plion.
Walter Blum who has rid
den Backbone in all three Of
his stakes victories this season,
is slated to pilot the chestnut
colt.
Plion, owned by Edward Pot
ter, jr., will tote 1913 pounds
and will be handled by Steve
Brooks. The pair lost a close
decision for show money in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AmkhACAN LEAnOB
BATTING Chased on 100 or more 2
ests),NIsmsn asd sa KnsDr .t SSs;
.34i; SkOwrsn. New York. .34O; Me
DDolEald, Me-. York. and Ware
RUNS-Cerv, Kansas City, 81; Mantle.
New York. 30; r. Boiling. Detroit,
"a; Lopez and Power, Kansas City
RUNS BATTED IN-cerv Kansas City.
Boston, SO; sievtrs, Washington, "a;
Skowron. New York, 20.
HITs-Fox, Chicaso. So; Kuenn. De-
troit, 81; BRIDGES, Washington. 81:
Malone. Boston. Minoso, Clevelane
Boiling, Detroit, and MeDougald'
New York, 40.
DOURLES-Kuenn, Detroit. 10; Avila,
Cleveland, Mantle, New York, and
Baltimore Malone, Boston, Power,
Kansas City, and Bauer, New York
TRIPLEs--Martyn, Kansas City. 3:
futile. Kansas City, and Lemon,
Washington, 4; Robinson, Baltimore,
and Power Power, Ksnsas City: sc,., -.
Jensen, Boston: Il; dernert, Boston.
washington, 8.
STOLEN BASES-Aparieo. CHICAGO, IL:
Barrell and Minoso, Cleveland, and
Wilson, Detroit 8; eight plwers
tied with 4.
PITCHING biased on 5 or more deci-
sions-Turley. New York. s-1, $50;
Carver, Kansas City. I'll s7b;
Kucks. New York. Al, 500; Ford,
c csE Y S.5. 81 '7SOi Urban Kansas
sTRIKEOUTs-Pierce, Chicago. SIS;
Turley. New York So. HarSham.
Baltimore, So; Wynn. Chicago, 81 I;
Paseual. WaShinston, So
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Phoenix. 4: Seattle, 3.
Sacramento. 8; Salt Lake City, 3.
san Diego, 4; Spokane, /.
vancouver, o: Portland, !.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond, 6: Toronto, 2
Buffalo, 8; Miami. o.
Havana. Z. Rochester, O.
Montreal. 8: Columbus, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis. 5-1: Indianapolis, 2-l.
Wichita, 6: st. Paul, ..
Charleston, z; Omaha, o.
Denver, g; Louisville. /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, 4: New orleans 3 al
BIRMINGHAM. 2; Mobile. O.
Memphis. s: Chattanooea. 2.
Little Rock. q, Nashville, s.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas. IL: Austin, O-6.
Victoria 8; Houston, 3
Corpus Christi a; San Antonio, 2
Tulsa, IS: Fort Worth. 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield, IL: williamson, 8,
Lancaster, 3, York,
Reading. II. Allentown. ..
Albany at Binghanton, postponed
WESTERN LEAGUE
Colorado Springs, 1915; Lincoln,
Albuquerque, 4: Sioux City, Q.
Amarillo, s; Des Moines, z.
Topeka, IL; Pueblo. 10.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Macon. IL; Charlotte,g.
savannah Augusta,
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LAUREL RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; trot;
SKY Liner CsavsEe) 7.sO $40 40
Flowing Chuck tHylan) 100
Sally's Ginger Julep. Up Hish, Quin-
ton Scott, Eva Mac, Alaybe. Time,
-'OS.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; pace;
True iii lie CKeny) e.AO $50 $50
Charcoal Joe Daisy i.iO I.i0
Kent c. (Flemingl 800
Darn Handsome. Homestretch Lady.
Radcliffe Hal, Chockette Gene. Billy
SSaitii IY Do Tinsi I az, PAID s,r.sO
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: trot;
yndeTtaker Poster 100 100 400
sHaHsy A.ntH.. H0s,0,, $50 s. s
shadydaie Editor. Ciaret Hanover,
Carrie. Carries Bonnie. Red Song
Time. 2:0sb.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: pace;
Martial sDIri. tst'y, SEQ 100 $50
Homestreteh Spud JoRes) $50
MI. ouinton Scott. HumminE Byrd.
Marilyn Lee, Jerry Mitewyn, Bob
noSecroit. Time, 2.lOSS.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
| mile
shady FarveI CHobbsl 400 see e4O
Equity Hanover tBelOtel $50 3.sO
Syms Best (Fleming) $40
Rex Dean. Homestretch Flare,
Worthy Streak Dusty Sue. Zenith
TaSs. Time, EOS.
SIXTH RAcE-Purss, $500: pace;
] mile.
Col. Grattan tC'rD 1880 SEQ 4.eO
GserEeous widow Smith $50 500
Alton Express tRiddickl $50
MiEhty Surprise Black Trooper,
Russell TaSs, Banners Brother. AdioS
Lady. Time. s:06h.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, 5000,
Perky Made CRb 1889 $50 e.40
Mighty Mack (Cherrixl $50 go
EdHamite HI lie (KeIlyl 240
Hal Reward. Cherrio Pick. Seleetor.
Reesy Scott. Time. a:Osis
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 5000: race;
/ mile
Wieomies way tG'yl $40 $50 $50
Linda lean Davisl 1850 eco
Extra Special (CrAnkl $50
Princess Aides. Jade Hanover. Dale
ROYAL Wicomico Tom, Mighty Con
httsndsnes. ASA Ei.tns, s242.-
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LAUREL TONIGHT
HAS J WINNERS
IN 8 RACES

Laurel Tonight" The
Stars graded handicap Sc
lectionS at Laurel Race
way, came within a length
and three-quarters of
picking the entire eight
race program last night at
the Maryland harness
track.
Tabbing seven of the
eight races correctly, the
selections missed only in
the third race, where
Spunky Hanover, the top
pick, finished third a
length and three-quarters
behind Undertaken as the
favorite.
The winners, includ-
ing, Of course, the $4l.60
daily double, we're: Sky
Liner ($7.20) in the first;
True Hi lie ($6.60) in the
second: Martial Spirit
($6.6o), in the fourth;
Shady Farvel ($4.60) in
the fifth; Col. Grattan
($l5.60 in the sixth;
Perky Madge (sl0.20) in
the seventh and Wicomico
Way ($8.4o) in the eighth
and last race of tlk night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
Coach Defends
Signing
For $4,000

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, June
6 R.-Joe Bedenk, Penn State
baseball coach, isn't beefing
today alth ough big league
money lured his star, junior Cal
Emery. into signing a bonus
contract with the Phillies yes
terday.
Emery, 20, Of Centre Hall
Pa, repeatedly received a
bonus of $4,000. The Phillies
did not disclose the amount
they paid the pitcher-first
basemen who was voted most
valuable player in the 1857
NCAA world series. He is due
to report to Bakersfield of the
California League.
Sure / hate to lose him, "
Bendenk said, "but he was
smart to sign. / told him he
won't find that kind of money
on trees every day.
The scouts got after him
behind my back. They were
bounding him to death. But
he's better off signing because
he'd be worrying because he
didn't. He can finish school In
two SemeSterS. I'm against
clubs raiding kids for no bonus
and getting them to quit school
Il heard some coach in Texas
screamed because one of his
kids signed for $4,000 when
he had eligibility left. I'd like
to see what the coach would dc
if someone offered him $4,000.
EVANSTON. H., June 6 (P),
One of the Big Tens top
pitchers, Northwestern's Tom
Scheuerman, has signed a
bonus contract with the
Yankees. The senior southpaw
declined to discuss the money
involved, but it was reported
the YankS signed him for more
than $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

The sandlot picture this sea
son is considerably changed
from last year.
Two leagues have ceased OPP
erations, the Old Dominion,
which played Sunday games,
and the Metro.
Peoples Drugs. which couldn't
get going last year in the
Gauzza League. is back but
bears no resemblance to the
old club. Its personnel is made
up mostly of players who were
with Columbia Heights last
year in the Departmental
League.
Also a fugitive from the De-
partmental League and now in
the Gauzza circuit is the Black
Sox. The Sox were Depart
mental League champions last
year and runnerup to Federal
Bureau of Investigation in the
City Series playoffs.
Three players with Peoples
were with Howard University
this spring. Fabian Desbordes,
third baseman, batted .341 for
the Bisons and was named to
the CIAA second team. Clar-
ence Morrow pitched and Tom
johnson coached. Morrow and
johnson are pitching for Peo-
pies since Howard closed its
season.
+ \ +
Silver Hill, Industrial League
champion two years ago, is
in second place and a good
reason is its hitting.
Jackie Miller and Dave Keys
are tied for the batting lead,
each at 500 with seven hits for
IA at bats in games through
Wednesday. Perry Currin is
third with All and Gino
D'Ambrosio fifth with .444.
Curtin and Miller are tied
for the home run leadership,
each with two, and Miller,
D'Ambrosio and Jim Pratt OF
Union Printers are in a three
way tie for the runs-batted in
lead with six.
Greg Morris of the Printers
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SundIot Lead
Token by
MIN Nine

finished last in the Industrial
sandlot baseball league last
year, is playing this season
under the banner of M&M
Distributors, and with league
play only three weeks old
already has served notice it
won't be a pushover as in the
past.
On the pitching of Del Nor
wood and the hitting of Bob
Dowdney, M6SM defeated
Silver Hill, 5-3, on the West
Ellipse yesterday and moved
into first place. Norwood
pitched an eight-hitter and
struck out eight in stopping
Silver Hills winning streak at
four straight. Dowdney drove
in four runs with a home run
and triple.
st. Ambrose defeated Peo-
piles Drugs, ga, in a Gauzza
League game as Frank CATER
ton pitched a seven-hitter and
aided his own cause with three
hits good for three runs. Ed
Colbert had a triple, double
and single and batted in four
runs for the Saints.
National Security Agency
banged out 16 hits for an 81
victory over the Navy Tars to
remain in first place in the
Departmental League with an
unbeaten record of four games
In games today. all at $40
pm, FBI plays Jack Pry at
the West EllipSe, Congress
Heights meets Woodbridge at
the East Ellipse and St
Cyprian's takes on 6970th Red
Devils at the South Ellipse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

Ossie Virgil, a 25-year-old
native Of the Dominican Repub-
lie. is expected to join the
Tigers here tonight. marking
the first appearance of a Negro
player on the Detroit roster.
With the promotion of Virgil
from its Charleston, w. Va,
club yesterday, Detroit became
the 18th major league team to
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GIANTS, S; BRAVES, 4
s. FR'CIsCO
MILWAUKEE

Totals 4s Ana Totals Al 515 3
SINGLED for Burdette In sth: 2 Ran
for Sauer in Sth: 3 Ran for Adcock in
9th; Grounded out for Davenport in
9Th; 5 Popped out for Grissom in 10th.
MILWAUKEE, 002 600 O2O 600
Espahn, Antonelli. Logan, Daven-
port. PO-A---Milwaukee, 34-16i San
Francisco, 1913. One out when win
Spence. Tu 70 cs D c.peds - spsne, 70
Mathews to Tore. LOB--MilWaukee
IL: San Francisco, IL.
2b-Jsblonski. Finigan. HR-LoSan.
9-9pRh1
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Glover Turns Pro

PITTSBURGH, June 6 (R.-
Carmie Price, national Golden
Gloves lightweight champion.
turned professional today and
signed q contract with Paul
Alexa. an automobile dealer,
as his manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

Winner = Fornieles (3-2J. Loser 49,
Wilhelm (2-2)
WP-Smith. U--Tabaechi, Paparella,
Hurley, Runge. T-2.3s. A-4.129.
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FIGHT RESULTS

LOS ANGELES.-Alvaro Gutierrez,
147Ha, Mexico, stopped Karl Guder,
l4S, Germany, 4.
STOCKTON, Cali.-Ross Padilla,
12lh, Stockton, outpointed joey Au-
gusttn. l201a, Los Angeles, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

Faced two batters in 18th;
Xxx Faced two batters in 9TH.
Winner-Semproch (S-D. Loser
Elston (6-3D
HBP-By Mayer (hemuSl. WP-
Sanford. PB--Lepata. u-Crawford,
smith, DaSeol, DenAtelli. T-3:Ol.
A--3,O46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

Winning pitcher--Constable DO.
Losing piteher-conley (0-D.
HPB-By Conley (sauer). UmpIres
-Secory, Deimore, Venxon, Conlan,
T--3-Os. A-19.s91.
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PHlLLlEs, 7; CUBS, s

Totals 81 I'll 9 Totals "a $40 3
in eth; . Singled, for Eiston in 9th:
Ran for Tanner in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA O1O OOl 500
CHICAGO $50 900 $50 00O-6
E-Dark. Po-A-Philadelphia, 27-
z; ChicaGo, 37-1l. DP-Hemus to
Anderson, .; Banks to Adams to Ions
8; chicago, z.
2b-AdamS. 3b-Hemus. 8. Taylor.
HR-Lopata. SB-Ashburn, Adams.
Walls. Sr-Adams. SF--Dark.
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YANKs. I7-7; W. sox, S.


Totals - Sc 5 Totals 80 ~ Is IL
l Ran for Lumpe In "a. 2 ran for
.srsss n s.h o.sgsd a. Gss s:T
u 9Th: s Grounded out for oualters
in eth.
S SFw 4TSsx 1880 SS2i 9Ss sSo--,s
Esmith. Fox. po.A-chiesgo. "a
!ynesSistsd). LoB-chicsSo, 3; New
2h-Yox. nkeyren. 3b--Fex. HR-
man. Larsen. MeDoueRid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

Winner--Llrsen (a-0). Lesser
wynn (b-4).
Imply wynn Gumps); BY Larsen
uandis).
T-3:0e.
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RED SoX, 5; INDIANS, )

Totals 30 3 z 3 Totals FL SIS
Ran for williams in sth: Ran
in 9th: Struck out for Wilhelm in eth
CLEVELAND ------ OIL 900 O00-3
BOSTON --------- 900 100 O2x-5
PO-A-Cleveland 24-9: Boston,
27-l1. DP-MalEone to RunnelS to
Gernert; Buddin to Runnels to Ger
merit. LoB-Cleveland, Z: Boston. 8.
2b--Minoso CT. Buddin. Maris. 3b-
Williams. HR-Brown, Gernert, Jen-
sen. S-Malzone.
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STANDINGS
ON SANDLOTS

INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
W. L. w. L.
NAM Dis'rS. / Union Pr'ters . 3
Silver Hill . FBI 3
Jack Pry > 3
GAUZZA LEAGUE
W. L. W. L.
Strick's Rest. q Black Sox ,
St. Ambrose 2 ! Woodbridge 3
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE
W. L. w. l..
NSA 4 q st. Cyprian's / 4
HEW ] Navy lars o 5
mont. co. LEAGUE
W. L. W. L,
Redland . q Rockville / .
H'man q M'rd Z Q Sandy Spring / 2
W. L, W. L.
E G:i:. S::;! $ E.
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REDLEGs, 8; DODGERS, 4


Totals Sssl37 Totals IS "a
Popped. out for Lynch IA 9Th: 2
struck out for Kip In 9TH 3 Reached
CINCINNATI III 400 liO--s
p-oray. Mcmillan. Temple, Po-A---
Cincinnati, 27-l0: Los Angeles, 27-l6.
DP-Crowe to Mcmillan. LOB-Cin-
einnati. 8; Los Angeles, @.
2b--Robinson, Roseboro, Mcmillan.
30 = Grove, Temple. HR = Purkey,
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TIGERS, s; ORIOLES, 3

Totals 3761Ie Totals 81 3 4 3
Flied for Green in LIST: 2 Ran FOR
Zernial in eth; Grounded out for
ODell in 7th.
DETROIT ----- Dol 100 400-6
BALTIMORE - 800 900 OOO--3
Eff Boiling. Po-A-Detroit, a.
10; Baltimore, 27-6. DP--Martin to
r. Bolling TO Boone. LoB-Detroit, 3;
Baltimore, 8.
2b-Marshan, Pilarcik. HR-Boons.
SB-KRline. S-oroth.
.; ;;g!ji Hi: = + J ! !
winner - AEuirre C2-1D. Loser -
O'Dell (h-7l.
WP-O'DeH. U--Berry, Mckinley.
Flaherty and chylak. T-2;37. A.
$3.50.
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Shantz (4-2).
U-Riee, Rommel. stevens and
Napp. T-2:3S. A--14,1O2.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
The Harry Browns
Entertoin Friends
AZ Dinner Party

KepayinE their dinner obtgas
tions. MI and Mrs Harry s
Brown were hosts to group OF
friends at dinner on Saturday ey
suing Aprl 20 az their home 7o7
Igiehurt Av
Their home was appropriately
decorated 60 carry ont the spring
motif A large coral arrangement
of soaEonahio flowers centered the
dining table and white covered
card tables at which dinner was
served were contorod with an ar
rangcmcot Of pink and bluc daisies
and yellow snapdrsRona, adding
charm 10 the setting Flowers were
a gift from Mr. and Mira Tommia
Rraddociy daughter and son-in,
law
Served IN a RELAXED and informal
manner dinner started or with
cocktails served IN the Gay Room
ns guests engaged IN gay CONVEX
gation Adding 10 the graciousuoss
Of the hosts who have q talent for
making people focl at home, L.
their exceptional skin In the prep
aration Of delicious food which
added up 70 a wonderful evenings
enjoyment
Guests enjoying their hospitals.
~ included The McssrH. and Mines
g vs. Glenn = $ Jackson. Charles
Noble Buue Carmichael ST. Hir
am Gibbs . L. Alexander. r r.
Burt o y Williams, Walter A..
ton Clarence Roper David Fran
els William Godcttc. Sidney Sal.
Ter, John Patton. Ollyc Gum. Dra
and Mines } W CrImp George
Berry Jrs Maurice Crouch and
Mrs James Green.
Assisting the hosts were their
-four daughters and two sona-in
law Mr. ard Mrs Clarence Amber.
son Mr. aud Mrs James Allen and
Tommie nrsddocs and Mrs Lem
ard Davis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
Cowboy Motif Is
Featured ot B,h
RirihdnY Purity

Tho Western motif OF ltoraca
and Cowboys dominated the decor
when Dexter North celebrated his
eighth birthday with group of
friends At party given by his
parents Mr. and Mrs Wiliiam "
North az 9e22 Fourth Az y on
Thursday afternoon April TO
Cnwhoya and horses in real wes
tern style were the table deeora
tions and hiRhliEbtinR the affair
was the birthday cake topped with
horaes and cowboys F'svoru of
hats horne maal,a and whistles
were given the little guests by the
hcuoroc
Adding to the fun were the vari
GUS games and making pictures az
tho group after whioh the serving
Of taHly refreshments concluded
the afternoon Of gaioty
ttolplnR pekter 10 happy birth
day were Alice and William John
ron, Gerald ilaina Gary Hamilton
Ftancoa lutl Barbara Walls and
tho honarcea iva hfothera Wayne
and orch
Dexter received many useful and
lovely ginH
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
CooptR TO ADDRESS
pRASMaIIIA SORORITY

Ernest G Cooper executive see.
Rotary Of the St Paul Urban
League win be guest speaker az
the regular monthly meeting ~
pragmateia Sorority Friday May
=. at the home Of Rasemoud Ban
ham, ios2 Rondn Az Mr Cooper
viii discuss the possibilities 0f "a
Vocational Guidance Clinic under
the sorority'a sponsorship
The business meeting win In
clude reports from Virginia Brown.
dean of pledges and the following
committees constitution budget
program. social ana sunshine
Laura Mae Robins president
urged all members 20 make IA spec.
iai effort 20 attend this very im.
portant meeting
Maxine Smith aud Annette can
oway represented rraEmatcia Hor.
GRITTY az the IntcfsClHb Council
Centennial Luncheon and Pageant
AT the Hotel Lowry, Monday April
~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
CHE PACK MEETS

Cub Pack 81 met Monday even
ing April rs. at the 2sth Street
Open Door Congregation church.
Six boys from Den 4 became bob
cats They are Patrick IIeyndon.
Keith Thompson Tolle Flippin
Daryl Lynn. Kenneth Mason and
William wade Wolf badges were
awarded 90 william Tucker and
james Thomas, Of Den 4
Den ] boys presented a puppet
show entitled Johnny Applcseo8
and Den hung tho lItterbug in
efugy
BOYS ia Pack 6s viii participate
.in the Scout Circus "a be held
Friday evening May z. ut the Min
neapaIa Auditorium
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-02
YOUNGSTERS FRoilc AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY or
vALIRtA JOHNSON

a EINup OF NpflHE HtcfH fiNusk"d
nt the home 81 Mr. and Mrs ever
cite n Johnson Ir, t0tS rfth
Az S.. Sunday afternoon from
10 pm. at a party given &c cele
hratc The fourth birthday IT their
daughter Valerie Anita which was
April q
A pink and white color scheme
was carried ont la decorations
straw hats aud balloons were
given each child an favorg. A tal
ont show and various games filled
the afternoon OF fun
THE many lovely gifts with
which Valerie was Ehowercd were
opened Co the delight ~ the young
stcra after which refreshments
we're served highliEhted by beau
timlIy decorated birthday cake In
iscrbrd with the little houoroo's
name which was cut and shared
bY al
Helping Valerie celebrate while
enjoying the run were nobcrt 7
and sharon Ann Mitchell Warren
snd Arthur f'1ster. Keyip and Ver
neil auBft sandra Glbba, Wayne
Bowman Sharon Harris Ieaffry
wade Duane and Ira RoblnHan
Robert and isveruiia johnson Nor
otn Robinson Shelley itnlt Stoph
en- Harris. Roberta and msniyU
webb Helen and raulolte Wilaun
Dana Jackson peFgy Wilson and
Nalrdc'a little brother Ml,key
Also having lots ~ Fun wcr
parents ~ the children, Mrs Mat
up Drew great grandmother ~
The Fanorce Nj and Sire James
Fraction. grandparents Mrs Anna
Leo Johnson, paienai grand
mother NJ and Mrs Kenneth
Robinson Mmes Richard usn
Ina ltorHs Shirley Wade Do
Hobinaon
Assisting the hostess were the
Mines Doris johnson Walter Foa
ter Hobart Mitchell D. ana Mlaa
"a webb
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NORTH STAR BRANCH
NAPE NEWS

The next regular social meeting
Of North Star Branch Of the Ma
tioual Alliance of Postal I'm.
ployees tNAPEl win be held
saturday night May s. AZ pm
az 500 W Central Az So Paul.
An postal employees are invited
10 come and enjoy an evening 81
games.
AZ the April meeting applica-
tons Of five prospective members
were approved by the branch a
donation 20 the Negro College
Fund was also approved
Much more interest in the ALI.
ance is being shown by the In
creased attendance at our monthly
meetings
Louis p, Moore. branch reporter
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JOHNNY BAKER POST
AUXILIARY NIWs

Mrs Ida Mac Buuen, publicity
chairman for Johnny Baker Aus
luary No. POI says no month IN
the year Is moro important than
Aprl the Child Welfare Month
A. fhs auxiliary lolHs tho Amer
lean Legion ia lta goth annual %
sorvahre. tot ua pubNgifr tho many
acrvieea performed Ia on commm
tiles "a behnif Of our children and
youth siucc 1925. the American
Legion and So affiliate orgauiza
tons have spent more than 1870
million dollars M child Welfare
Work
Mrs WIlio l.. TuruhouEh chair
msH ~ ehild welfare for Johnny
Baker auxiliary hBa seen 90 IL that
needy families Of veterans have
been taken care az LBycttcH have
beer given exportant mothers and
food clothing etc. 20 alleviate
suffering
Mira Carolyn Green. pfealdcUt
Hna Mra ErnoHlHo Wright ~.
hablIitailon chairman attended the
.Cawa prfanae nerftHE held at flfiB
District eIuhrunw ~ @ Nlntn
&c. ga Tgeaday evening April 30
Volunteer wnuaau ere Bce,ird to
serve an Poppy Day May ~ Wlu
ya9 volunteer yYur sorrirea7 Mn
Pauline rafHa pgpry chairman
wH be grateful Gm your aaHal.
anas. snB sou viii be- happy ir
iHs thought that yDu have done
something - honor the war dead
ard asd IBe HyiHV vftsrsuF
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Supper Porty Given
For Delto Interest
Group April ~

Saturday Apvl 80 was an even
ing q Gaiety ana mtrument when
Soroa Of DELTA Sigma Theta sor-
GRITTY hostca Sparkling supper
party given in honor o. the Delta
interest group The home or Mrs
Magnolia Coleman, pt3 Marshall
Az sd Paul was thc scene o.
astc-temptnE treats, music and
games
Delta Sorors present were Mrs.
Charles A. Friedman. Miss le,e
Ism whten. Mra Alfred Williams
ana the hostess Those Interested
in Delta trIpsl IN attendance IN.
yhdcd the Misses Barbara Anen.
Beverly ilanhAm Eileen Davis
Michele Dawson, beverly Gallo
way Cuunue Grant Wilma Mer.
rdl DO Ann Richardson, Eddie
Rigsuy and Etva Slaughter
sponsor Of The group is Mtss
.JoNvelyn Whlten premedical
graduate Of Wiley college Texas
and graduate student az thr Univ
crsity OF Minnesota
Also present were Mra Frances
uumhlrd MIR Fred Bailey and
guests OF Tm
Graduate sbrurs interested Ia be
coming active and wish Ga par
uctnsie in forwarding the valu
able proposed program are invited
tp gail Miss joy whiten FEdrral
8-nSio ~ Mrs Magnolia Coleman
.Mt oSsI
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couvaleseing az the home OF her
daughter and son-n-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Jackson, 1912 Rondo
Av
TSrC Host: The TsTC club will
meet Saturday May 8, al Road
huddy's cafe with Mr. John Pat
ton, e54 ST Anthony Av as host
Honored ON Birthday II was AN
afternoon OF fun for group OF
youngsters who helped Robert
Langford Jr celebrate his tenth
birthday al a party given by his
parents Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Kemp on Saturday afternoon
April 10 The froucl,ing affair was
held at his home ia Iglehart Az.
with playing various games and
taking pictures Of the group high
lighting the afternoon. Guests who
brought Robert many lovely gifts
while enjoying the FUN and re-