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DEATHS


BRAxTON. HENRY. In loving mem;
DRY OF my beloved father. HENRY
BRAXTON, who departed this life
June 20. 1887.
Asleep In the arms Of Jesus.
WILLIAM H. BRAxToN.
GRICE, GEORGE W., ST.. In loving
memory OF my dear father, GEORGE
W. GRICE. Sr. who left me thirty
two years ago today. June 26, 1925.
Always remembered with loving
thoughts.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ROSE.
HARRIS. JAMES 3, In memory Of
JAMES r. HARRIS, who departed
this life June 49, 1864.
Loving thoughts Of one so dear
often bring silent tears:
oh, how We miss you' only God
MOTHER, WIFE. SON, DAUGHTER,
HUNTER, KATHLEEN. PEBBLES. In
Rx s'rh EsT PEEEBrEs H EJ O' Whc
today. June s6. 1886.
CHARLES. GRACE. KATHLEEN ANr
LOWE, BERNARD W. In loving re,
cousin, BERNARD LOWE. who de.
parted this life ten years aso
today. June 20. 1913.
You are always with us, Bernard
Though -. in your lonely grave you
For memory brings your lOvslS
As YOU were in DAYS gone By
db99w%EEbi,sS6o2u sG1N0s E Es5,EnLshh I
PINcKNEY, DORA MAzYCK. n 10y
PiNcKNEY, who departed this If
Ave years ago, June rs, 1858.
oh, how lovely Il Is to think Of you
A beautiful flower blooming eontin
p,r,,vSSa lIy n The snrd spca 9spys
KICKS. JAMES MELVIN. A tribute o
(. love and dey2tion 70 the memory Q
uncle. JAMES MELVIN KICKS. VIII,
departed this life six years agi
today. June 20, 1852.
The love you gave US many year
VIII never from US depart.
1 Thoueh you have gone beyond ou
reach.
YoGs L 81 sTS SrE AGNES SSE PESTS SIS
TER, SARAH. AND NIECE
MAMIE
SMITH, BESSIE. In memory Of m
dear wife. BESSIE SMITH. VII
I passed away twenty years ago today
June 20. 1888.
Sometimes it's hard TO understand
Why some things have TO be.
But IN His wisdom, God has planne'
DEVOTED HUSBAND ROBERT @
SMITH
WILLIS, HERBERT N. In lovin
- memory Of our husband
IL HERBERT NJ. Wits. VII,
I entered another life tel
GERTRUDE, ESTHER, cHARLEEE
YOUTH. ,---
WILSON. LILLE N. In Toying mem
I org Of our dear mother LILLE o,i y
u teen years aeo today, June e
u 1874.
4 Sometimes it's hard 10 understan
Il Why some things have to be,
Hut hi HIS wisdom, God has planne
Beyond our power TO see
Beyond the sunset she has some
10 rest Q little while.
LeayinS memories o. loving deec
Your memory fingers with Us
Since you have gone 20 rest:
! We loved you very, very much.
But Jesus loved you best.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
ZEPP, WILLARD 2. SONNY" M.
son. WILLARD p. sonny Yep
III, Who left me ten years as
!, today. June 20. l94s.
Not dead TO me who loved him.
ksse knNaVn
! He lives with me In memory,
, And will forevermore,
his LONELY GRAkpMpTHE
zEpP.
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Braths

srorTLKMYER. EDwARD q. OF
1888. husband ssS a Of 'si;.ns 81 J sse,Iis.
Ms ifvins Fisher and Albert e
stettlemysf. AZ Of indianAPoils
Ind eEotesEa Of o Mrs' 9 s,.s,e, low !,
Chamber Funeral Home. sll ~
4 % an. inisfIsht Cedar mn
TANNER. MORAN O.. Jr. Of lOo0l
Baliimore blvd. Beitsvliie.. Nd. on
June -. 1898, husband Of Dorothy
I, Tanner, father Of Moran o, ~,
sSn.4 ma M I ss9s y cne h Srohs q
II chamS @ Puasrai Home, Sol
Ciefeland ave. nivsrdaie, Nd on
rridey, june ~. et 70 an tnSF-
THIGPEN. wEssIE W. on ysdnss.
HospItsL wEssIE ". THioPEN q
w s Of ca sSs sss Henry { rS SfSssS
Mrs. Mae W, whisonant. both d
wa,sIRI.s ..o 2 :,,, snd frsd Erie.
ss q . iss sa n Hn sv CO :u r sa:as
49, 49, ane~tlns
tssili!issl. Intsrmsnt Cedar hi
rg nv, en-. rEss IE ,sss. p pRrlEs sor !
TyTwILER BELOVED hosband o.
Joseph L. Tutwiler and Kathleer
M Prick, grandfather Of Mrs, shIr.
icy Lerdiieh M In Betty Hy ,ss' Y,
also Is survived ~ seven Ersst,
VI ". Deal FunsrSi Home. 4si3
0eorgia ave. NV on Saturday
SSns Il 81, AnsS sS Church. sa YSsI
n mSnt0i Mount ssi iooiivsss csnstsr,. ' q
WASHINGTON. RcMAY 6. o.
w Essdsnss' yi7S Sn an g. l nS RMSi
c, wAsHINoToN, wife Of TIE ist'
William L. washington, beloved
mother Of Yvonne 3. washington
cousin Of Mrs. Lizzie Adams. sister
in-law Of Mrs. Annie z. Lucas, Mrs
w InlsRn " s she also 0 Leave: sV~n |,
mourn their loss other relatives an,
4 a host OF friends. Notice Of funera
later. In lieu Of flowers. pleas
make contributions to the Amer
I AlHu ONHNNN oOgANNNs AlNAuMNlnNAlN
BY MCGUIRE. Inc. rs
WEST, yERNET ALLEN. On Tues
day, June - 1858, VERNET ALLEl
WEST q ~ 10Th ST. ne; hus
funeral later. Arrangements b.
II Jarvis.
WOODS. HENRY L., 81. on Tuesday
i Uitai HENRY l. WOODS. Sf be
loved husband OF Catherine A
Woods and father Of Henry lie
i Woods jr. Friends may. call at l4li
Van Buren, st. NV, where service
viii be held at 10 am, Friday
June "a. lnterment Fort Lineoli
WOODS. HENRY l. washinutO
.NIab Lodge. No, IS, B, P. c
\ E"A Eiks, viii assemble z
4 .145 on Thursday, June y
Il HNesSik1A. 1858, at 8 pm. 70 e.
NIE emplify the ritual Of IN
W1~ order, in memory Of on
late brother, HENRY L. WOODS
" 0lu EDWARD J. DOYLE.
\ R T. PIcKREI. Secretary.
YGLEsIAs. VINCENT. on Tuesda,
June "A. 1858. at the Washingto
Hsosgitsl S ceat VINCENT S YSLs
husband Of Mrs. EVELYN W YElesis
nephew Of Mrs. Emma Bauer (
Massapeoua. Ions Island, N.
Remains resting at Hysongs Hunerl
s services Win BE asd q NE cS Sssi
1900 Lowell st, NV. at 1880 pm
Friday June % 1nterment Al
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With Regard to a
Card OF Thanks

vsy often q card Of Thanks 10
The slsf meets q need which con
hasdly be solved N cav oihsf voy'
Not enly b u afoeious eEpEession
Of srasiiude 10 those Who hove sent
iloTsl tributes but oIso eouFtsouslg
ecknovlsdoes the services end
kindnssses o. the moay 10 vhom
. psIsoaol note Of thanks comet
veil Be mailed o. whose aomes
end eddFssss, ere not kaova
Insertion ol Q card 81 thoaks
moy be enonsed By telephone 10
The SiaF, ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday stOr
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NEW YORK. - Some $4.5
million American workers, or
one out Of every IA in the labor
force, owe th~'" Jobs directly
to foreign trade.
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FOsTER. cHAeLEs 2 :, On sgnseI. q,

June %, 1865. CHARLES FRANK
LIN FosTER Of 25O2 Perry ST.
ne, beloved husband of Mrs
Elouise Foster. father Of Mrs. Doris
P. Foster He also is survived By
four grandchildren, other relatives
and friends After 4 pm. Thurs
day. June 20. friends are invited
to call at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel.
on Friday. June %. at II an,
at Fort Myer Chapel Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. rs
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HOLLAND, ELLA NJ. On Wednesday,
June 20, 1858. ELLA M. HOLLAND
OF 1904 Shepherd ST.. Chevy Chase,
Md. beloved wife OF the late Clag-
r. T. L. Beekwith and James C..
Holland. Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
Be held on Saturday, june IS, At
pm at the Chevy Chase Meth
Interment PaTkiawn Cemetery 81 =
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BOWER. HAROLD N. on wednesday.
June Is, 1858, al his residence. II
h MsFopnpps BoMMPSFFn ip SeoSsd Nus MS
band Of corinne Bower and father
Of Harry W. Bower He also Is sur
vived by one grandehild. Friends
may call at the Ritehie Bros. Fu-
neral Home, Upper Marlboro, Nd,
on saturday, june IS. At 3 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
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HALL, C.. EVERETT. on Wednesday.
June 20. 1883, at his residence.
father Of Mrs. Madeline Barth,
? Mrs. Emma May Steinbaeh, Mrs.
Lucille Malone. Master Sergt.
Charles E., DR.. Howard E.. Guy
II and Robert Lee Hall He also
seven brothers. Friends may call
at the Hardness Funeral Home
Mutual Nd. Funeral services at
the Trinity Church. Prince Fred
erick, Md, on Saturday, June rs.
a. y am. Interment Asbury Gene
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DAY, june -. less CHARLES Z.
beloved husband Of Katherine b.
Frazier. father Of Mrs. Thelma
Montgomery, Z. Milton, c. Edward
and r. Douglas Frazier. brother Of
Mrs Rebecca Mccain Of Philadel-
phia. Pa He also Is survived BY
ten grandchildren. other relatives
and friends After 4 pm. Thurs
day. June 20. friends are invited
to call at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel,
1882 You St; NV Funeral services
At the Asbury Methodist Church.
1 18th. and X SITS. NV. the Rev Foy
oficiating Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, %
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day, June Is, 1885. at his resi-
dence, 8l17 SD ST. NV, H. ADOLPH
BoRGER, beloved husband Of Mary
O. Boreer. father Of Betty Jeanne,
=. HsWars "A "A r. b::.I Y ;. Air Pore P0rss:
brother OF Mrs. Magdalene Murphy.
Mrs. Antoinette Dunn. Mrs. Frances
Reeves, w. Vincent Borger and Mrs
Margaret Hannah Funeral from
the De Vol Funeral Home, 1894
June 49, at 8 am: thence to the
Shrine OF the Blessed Sacrament.
6O0l western ave- Chevy Chase,
D. c.. where requiem mass will be
offered at $50 am. Friends and
relatives invited Interment Gate
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Tuesday' June "a. 1855. a waiser
HOLLAND, formerly Of wsshlpston.
D. C.. wife Of Col Park H9liand.
USAP retired; daughter Of Mrs,
mother Of Park Holland. jr., OF
Tarrytown, N. y. Denzel Hotaling
Holland OF Washington, d, c., and
Mrs. Stanley Pelton OF Lake Wales,
Fla. She also is survived by two
grandchildren. Friends may call at
GawlerS Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania
ave, NV. courtesy parking oppo-
site), on Sunday, June ~ untn 10
pm. Graveside services will be
held at Arlington National Gene
terry on Monday, June 30, at pm.
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y, 1855 M9s. MARY v. HEcToE
wife OF r. o. Hector, mother Of
Pansy Lee, Easter Mae. Oliver anc
r. o Hector, IT.; daughter of Mrs
Lima Butler and sister Of Heller
Loves, Mrs. Veronica Smith, Franz
and William B. Butler. She alSS
is survived by other relatives anC
friends, After 5 pm. Thursday
June 20, friends are invited /,
call at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel
/ l432 You st. NV. Funeral services
on Friday. June -, at 80 pm. a
the First Baptist Chureh, 20 DUN
coin Memorial Cemetery %
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on MONDAY, June %, 1885. At his
home, Broad Run Farms, Route =,
Sterling, Va, ROBERT L. RITE
NOUR, husband OF Grace v.
Ritenour, father Of Eldon, Russell
Gill: brother OF Dan, Rudolph,
Frank Ralph and Lester Ritenour,
Mrs. Louise Dulaney, Mrs. Mary
Williams, Mrs Lottie Artz and Mrs.
Eva Fetzer. Friends may call at
the Green Funeral Home, Herndon,
Va, where services will be held
on Friday. June "a, at | pm,
tdAylight-saving timel. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 70
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day June a, 1855 S at At Washins-
ton Hospital Center, WILLIAM Z.
H HASs1l Md beloved HuP hSsbs and
Of the late Helen Louise Harris,
father Of William &. Harris, tr., and
brother Of Mrs Mertice Shihett
and Henry Harris. Services at the
I4th ST NV on Friday. june 81.
at $50 Am. tparking faeilitiesl
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry
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SIMPSON. CHARLES A. On Thurs
gay June sr. ~ z isSS q P5n Ss
4. SIMPSON q $3.50 Richie I'd.
band OF Teresa M Simpson. father
Of Charles WAGE and Ursula sandra
simpson, stepfather OF Edward c.
Kline, son OF Mrs. Minnie X. Simp-
son, brother o. Norris A., Joseph
s't &, p Lee s Psn.II r home. may sh 's
and Mass ave. ne, until s:45 am.
Monday. June 80, Rsquism mass
SsthOlis Church yllo Addison I'd.
intsrment Cedar Hin Cemetery. "
SIMS. yocELYN RENEE. On Sun
aay, June cs * 1905 a wssning 1sS
SIMS, aged 80 months, Of 81 Nor.
ton st. NV, loving daushter Of
Nellie and Forrest Sims, sister Of
Forrest Sims, IT,; granddaughter OF
Mrs. Martha L. Norris. She also
unees I've srsat-n nNs u iO1r s ssssn
aunts. other relatives and friends
The late baby Sims may be viewed
At the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
\ st. ne. after 3 pm. Thursday,
june 90 where SERVICES win be held
iS IL ;6s'' LiS sS5f Memorial CENT! R@
terry.
SMITH, CATHERINE IRVING. On
Monday, June %, 1858. CATH.
BRINE IRVING SMITH. formerly Of
200 Connecticut ave. NV. beloved
mother Of Robert T. Smith and Mrs
Isabel d. Connock. Also surviving
are six Grandchildren and two great.
grandchildren. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881
GeorEia ave. NV. on Friday JUNE
~ At 9;l5 an. Requiem mas
at St Thomas Apostle Church
10 am Relatives and friends are
invited fnterment Mount Olive
Cemetery. 26
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ROBEY, ALICE C. on wednesday
June Is ssl l SsS,0A ALICE q G RoH gdT.
merry q NayioE I'd, Sc, beloved
sister Of James W Robey. Friends
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home. s16 II ST. ne. where serv-
ices will be held on Friday, June
-, at 1880 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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June q. i55s' a II: Dlstrics 0S Cen.
eral Hospital, FRANCES r. RoDG-
ERS OF 90 Florence ST. ne, be-
IT.: daughter OF the late Thornton
and Margaret Peyton. sister OF Mrs.
Meleina Mason and Alfred N, Pey-
ton She also Is survived BY other
relatives and friends. The late Mrs.
art Funeral Home, 80 4 St. ne.
after pm Thursday, June 20,
where. services will be held on Fri-
day, June "a, At 10 am, lnterment
ArlinGton National Cemetery. 70
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s. FLoRY DIEHo.
Wnrshipful Mastel

BROOKS, JAMES STANLEY. on
ITFT sisfnEEY ' sRooks Of Y' S5s 's sSep
herd ST. NV, beloved father OF
Osborne y. Brooks and uncle OF
Emma Manning Carter, Samuel A,
Manning, Louis B. Manning. Peyton
l. MannlnE and Capt. Nohn B;
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Friday. June 81, friends
sre invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV
Funeral on Saturday. June 2S, at
II am, from 81 Luke.s Episcopal
interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
NHFN
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MAnTN, LnLIAN z, On , Msess,s.,
viesd 81 ksf husband. challs.
Charles and Mamie NJ, puyall. on'
dauehter, helen 6uddath: three 80
in Harmon and MA, Helen Doodyl
and Two brothers, Charles W. and
oary Duval Friends may call a
ne Roy W. Barber Funeral Home
Laytonsville,. Nd where services
will Be held on Friday June ~
al p.m, fnterment Damascus
Cemetery,
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Lodse. No, Is, B, p. o
y Elks, viii assemble al
1A 14le Van Buren, st. NV.
on Thursday, June 20,
" 1858, at 3 pm, 10 ex-
emplify the ritual Of the
order, in memory Of ouI
rother. HENRY L. WOODS
EDWARD J. DOYLE.
Exalted Ruler.
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FORTUNE, VELMORE a. on Iues-
S seS SHRs q 7Os sfs st, va ns Ssloy.
husband Of Marie " Fortune and
father Of veimore A., IT,. Carrie
Virginia and Joseph Lee Fortune.
Also surylvins are other relatives
Saturday, June IS, friends are in.
vlted 10 eau a. the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1870 9th q. NV. Funerall
from the Zion Baptist Church.
Gainesville. Va. on sunday. June
church eemetery. 90
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BOWER, HAROLD NJ. A special COM
"a munication Of Seat Pleas
N ant Lodge, No. 21s, A. p.
IN a A. NJ, is called for
MCN Saturday, June Is, 1865,
WOZX at / pm, for the purpose
wv OF conducting Masonic
" rites for our late brother,
HAROLD M. BOWER Of Highland
PARK Lodge No. 1874. Of Chat
tanooRa. Tenn, Funeral services
at . pm. at the Richie Bros
Funeral Home, Upper Marlboro. Nd.
Interment at Fort Lincoln Gene
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Wednesday, June 25, 1855, at his
home. 3O5 Windsor ST., Silver
Spring, Md. HAROLD RUSSELL
PRANGLEY, husband Of Pauline s
Prangley and brother OF Mrs. Joseph
W. Schubert of Chieago. III. Mr.
Prangley rests at the Warner e
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S43i
georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md
where services will be held on Fri
day. June -. At 1890 Am. lpark-
ing facilitiesl. Entombment Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum.
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0OhDON. CESELAA. On Weonesuhy
Of Miami Beach, Fla, beloved wife
Of George G Gordon, mother Of
W. Wheelock OF Washington, d. c.,
Miami hs ME- ps.eS. ia f PTiKste Services 81
at Miami Beach, Fla. on Friday.
June ~.
JARBOE, MARY REAVIS. Suddenly,
on Tuesday. June -. 1858, at her
Bs. I Nd. MARY RExVis JAR.
BoE, beloved wife Of Or, Clarence
Mckee Jarboe. mother Of Miss
Rita and Thomas H. Resvis. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob
s5. A. PT,mphTs q sei hslS on T Nj.
S %:S, 'u Gate q Heaven az a Cemetery Rsss
JOHNSON sDs Jun. Ri s. sss on h E'd Fss
AIS SfaSe JOHNSON ss i's surSiyinE ar. tire;
ss9EhSsTs sre SSn 0s Note. rs IL i
1sTsl i1 iSs ArFan'sm'n'' BY 4 &c
KELLY. RosALIE NJ. on Wednesday,
June 25, 1855, at George Washing.
1 ton University Hospital, ROSALIE
I NJ. KELLY. beloved daughter Of the
late +. Eugene and Resale Kelly,
! sister Of Ruth B. and Helen q
/ Kelly. Friends NAV call q tn
4 cousin ave. nv. from. 2 70, ~
pm. Wednesday, June Is. until y
am. Thursday, June 20, REQUIEM
mass will be offered at St Francis
de Sales Church, Utica, n. Y. or
vary Cemetery, Utica. N. Y &c
STEWART, ANNA MARIE. OF isiS
ID ST. Sc, on June -, 1888, Grand.
mother Of Wilbur X Bruner. great.
grandmother OF Charles 7. Bruner
Services az Chambers Funere
Home. ,5i' lin St Sc on rrless
Fort Linenln csmetery.
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MecAFFREY. IN. CHARLES FRAN.

CHS. COmMkNDER, UsN lrsilrsdl
On Medneseay: june % ,llggssSS, ~
FRANCIS MeckEFREY, Commander
uSN tTetlred). Of t73g North Wash
loved husband Of lois q Mccaiirey
and father OF charles Francn He.
o Albert Mccaifrey Of Boston,
Mass. Friends may call Al tho
Arlineton Funeral Home. 1901 North
Fairfax dr.. Arlington, Va until
pm. Monday. June 30. Services
Al Port Mysf CHAPEL AZ pm
terry, with fui military honors. ~
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tuesday. June "a. less. al bis resi-
Si6asssss. Hd.l H MHSfsS A. X sf AZ
father Of Roland W. Beail and Mrs.
Philip NJ shreye, brother Of Mrs.
Elizabeth ~ Miller Of Purcellyille.
Va. Friends may call at the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, 5lO3 Wis
eonsin ave. NV. where services
will be held on Friday. June "a.
e II am Intsrment Parklawn
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AMP. SPORTS WRITER
ENUMERATES & cONGRATULATES
ATHLETES ON TRIUMPHS- DEFEATS

the Yuetde past
hghghts should the mRg
provided during the
banner year
And So special congratulations
MILWAUKEE BRAVES-who proved to the world that the
New York Yankees not nvincible.
HANK AARoNhO the club the with his
booming bat and subsequently the National Leagues Most
LEW BURDETTE- rose to the
mantle the mighty Mick.
THE DODGERS AND GIANTs-who bid farewell Brooklyn
New Angels Francisco paving
the graverds to be spaded the naughty Ebbets
Field and Polo Grounds
WHIIAMs-vho vi subjected of
sposwrters who cetousy voted him better than 9th
10th valuable to his club in the American League.
THE OKLAHOMA sooNERs-who mounted the most precious
collegiate football then the
aibis the spirit Of true sportsmen
OHIO STATE BUCKEYEs-who magnificent run
Clark, swept powerful Big
Bowl
PACE AND AURELIUs THONAs-who on
Associated Press mythical An-American dream squad.
BRowN-who stepped collegiate spark
Cleveland Browns a National Football league title
PATTERsON-who may greatest fighters
all time but find worthy against whom to defend his
coveted heavyweight title.
HURRICANE JACKsON-who takes miserable beangs
steps ring reluctant should
too late-sep of the ring forever.
LOUIs-who able settle his
time awaens the knows that he thousands
and thousands more.
ALTEA GBsoN-who won all major womens tennis titles
the world accomplished by Negro athlete
RUSSELL-who big professional basketballt
dazzling nup greatest
Celtcs
WILT CTHE sTnT) CHAMBERIAIN-vho used his head and
decided his college education before stepping the
professional
THE BROOKLYN DODGERS-who noundered miserably without
previous yearsJackie Robinson.
PRENTICE GAUTT-he Negro play the proud Okla
homa sooners football team and did it well.
WILLIE MAYS-who undoubtedly the greatest baseball
game today many lousy
team with which he has to play
NEwCoMBE-who a price n 1855
salary being named the leagues most Valuable
Player 81 victories
ROY CANPANEILA- better days long past but who
had moments Of triumph and glory by
LARRY DOBYwho looked be better fighter than
player sugged pitcher Dtmar
ENTIRE WORLD SPORTS "A heartfelt pause
the Holiday for the wonderful presents Of thrills
has the stockings for ali
the TO
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oILMER REAPPoINTED
CHAIRMAN or ILLINOIS
ATHLETIC COMMISSION

Springfield, Ill. (ANP)-Gover-
nor William C. Stratton today an
nounced the appointment of Frank
Gilmer, Lbertyville, as chairman
of the State Athletic commission
for the full three year term COM
mencing January, 1858 at a IS, 900
annual salary. The appointment re-
quires Senate confirmation. Gill
mer has served the last seven
months as chairman in an interim
appointment, succeeding the late
Livingston E. Osborne.
Born in Chicago, May 81, 1906,
Gilmer is a lawyer and has been
member Of the firm Of Winston,
Strawn, Smith and Patterson since
1929. The new chairman is a men,
Der Of the American, Illinois State
and Chicago Bar associations, Mid
Day club, Executives club and
Dairymen's Country club. He at
tended Howe Military school, Way
land academy and the University
Of Virginia
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
"57" WAS GREAT YEAR FOR
AMERICAN NEGRO ATHLETES IN
MOST FIELDS OF SPOPTDON


The fading year great for tan athletes il nros 80
staunch adherents great moments too
marked also by conference.-the most provocative -s
over Jackie Robinson's retirement from baseball
year under way auspcousy Jim Brown vas bero o.,
Syracuse Three ouchdowns as the Orange was
Texas Christian 1927 Bowl at Dallas
Collins Hager starred touchdonsy as Iowa beat Oregon
1919 in the Rose Bowl then came bitter
pill Sugar Ray Robinson is decsOned by Fmer for the
nddeweght title Sandy saddler feaheryeght champion was
retirement by failing eyesgh Carmen gso kay
Saxton in the second werVght title
Phil Reavs vnanova betters high lump record Of feet
ga leap s inches Dave Rickstts nm
star Collegiate record of AZ straight foul shots
retains lightweight title with over Bud Smith
North Carolina Cwn Chamberlain Maurice
King in triple overtime 1888 for National Collegiate
Association basketball championship.
Bradley Bobby Mason, McDade sheie McMlon and
Cey Johnson) Memphis National Invita-
donal Tourney championship
Celtcs BILLY Russeu copied the National
Association title defeating St. 1918 double over
grabbed games for rebound record in MIRA
plAyOffs; old record, 2O7 games
Ray Robinson egains mdeeght championship knocking out
Gene Fulmer in the fifth round Gene Baker Chicago
fielder dealt to Pittsburgh Pirates in multiple player deal Harry
Simpson traded New York Yankees involving several
players Ahea Gibson the Wimbledon title;
unprecedented feat for athlete
history three tan athletes comprsed the
Outhed for the National League Rob-
nson Cincinnati left; Mays New York center and IJank
Milwaukee, right League victorious with Minnie
Mnoso, Chicago White sox n starring role
Floyd Patterson kayos Hurricane heavyweight
title defense Miss Gibson adds her
growing list of championships Milwaukee as
his Othnnng homer League pnnant
leads other departments Yves Covngton
Braves efteder field star hitting
World Series from New York
Aaron voted the most valuable
knocked out Pete RademaCher in
Archie Moore successfully light heavyweight title
knocking out Tony Anthony.
Jim Brown starred pro football Cleveland Browns He
set National Football League single rushing
by gaining 237 yards against the Los Angeles Rams He
individual ground gaining championship
the-year
Larry Dolby traded to Baltimore Chicago
Al Smith in a 4-player deal
Jim Pace Michigan player the
Big Conference.
Miss Gibson designated l player in the
country