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rected against the government
Of President Fulgencio Batista.
Their activity ranged from
easternmost Oriente province
to Pinar del Rio in the West.
Two men were shot dead
one in Santiago and the other
in Manzanillo. A coffee shop
was burned in Santiago, and a
corn warehouse and sugar
cane fields set ablaze at Hol-
gum.
Students in high school and
private : schools in Santiago
went on q 4BAhour strike pro-
testing the death Of Alfredo
Gutierrez. whose bullet-riddled
body was found in an auto
mobile.
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Assistance % taxpayers n
this area win be given each
Monday to Friday from $3.50
am. to 5 pm. II, after
attempting TO complete your
own Federal tax form, you
have difaculties, then visit
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THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. G.
WEDNESDAY,. FEBHUARX IL Is6s

the first floor Of the Internal
Revenue Service Building.
Twelfth street and Consti-
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LATIN AMERICAN NOTES =
Peron Gets Warning
On Political MeddIinq

CTUDAD TRUJILO. Dominican Republic Feb. IL Dr.
ExDictaor Juan Peron warned yesterday he win be
expelled from this country he mixes in Argentnas affairs
The warning was given by virgo Alvarez Pima. Interior
Minister OF the Dominican Gen. here
from his Yenezuelan asylum after his host President Marcos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Two Shot in cubu

HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. IL R.
Rebels persisted yesterday in
their campaign Of killings.
burnings and bombings di-
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tuition avenue NV. or tele-
phone Stealing S1sloO and
ask for Taxpayer assistance"
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
ny EAsLEY BLACKwOoD

Never cover an honor-with-
out thinking. Always try 10
figure out whether that action
will gain or lose for you. That
doesn't mean that you need 10
go into a long study every time
the situation comes up. In
most cases your correct action
will be obvious. Al times,
however. a little analysing viii
be necessary.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mrs. Keen
AJi05
0B75
Okla
AAJlo4s
WEST EAST
(Mr, Masters) CMr. Champion
AAs62 AQB73
0Ks43 0lo2
oJs2 oQ963
%72 &Ks6
SOUTH
(Mr. Dale)
AKA
0AQJ6
oAi075
%Qe5
The bidding:
South West North East
INT Pass 3NT All pass
Opening lead: Deuce OF spades
Mr.. Champion is one Of the
best at this sort Of reasoning
Let's go right along with him
on today's hand.
The opening lead was the
deuce Of spades and Mr.. Dale
played the 10 from dummy
Now look at The East hand, look
at the dummy and consider the
significance Of the opening
hand. Would you cover with
the queen or not?
Mr.. Champion figured 1t this
way. The opening lead was I'M
doubtedly fourth highest and
since the card led was a deuce,
it appeared that Mr.. Masters
had started with exactly four
spades.
This meant Mr.. Dale had just
two spades. He opened the
bidding with a no trump and
therefore must have at least
one Of the high honors, pos
sibly both.
Now. If the old boy held both
ace and king, then covering the
10 would make him a trick with
dummy's jack. And that would
be a shame because he would
have to play the ace or king
anyway.
Suppose Mr.. Dale had the ace
and a small spade. In that
case he would win two spade
tricks no matter what you did.
But suppose he had the king
and a small one. Here he
would make two spade tricks if
you covered the 10 and only one
If you didn't.
The evidence clearly indicated
that putting up the queen of
spades at trick one would be a
losing play, so Mr.. Champion
ducked. But he didn't play the
trey. He played the eight spot
in an effort to show future in
terest in the suit.
Mr.. Dale came to his hand at
trick two with the ace Of dia-
monds. He tried the club
finesse and it lost. The de-
tenders then cashed three spade
tricks and later, when the heart
f1nesse lost, the contract was
down one.
distributed BY McNauRht syndicateJ
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have been making Of this already, in studying
the weekly Christian Science Bible Lesson-Sermons. Ny
precious twelve volumes Of the Interpreters Bible will
temporarily have rest and when 90 resume their use
shall make eopous Of your precious volume and make
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Rev. Oral Roberts
lconfinved from Pee ID

IConnUed from FaJ3 y
feel great things ahead for God in future.
NY friend this the time press forward 10 reach
out for something better do the reaching God will
Go giving. Ahead unlimited opportunities for service
for greater effort reach lost mankind Believe God
for great things as pray for you.
Ny heart full Of gratitude for your assistance at this
time praise the Lord for your partnership May He album
dainty reward you for your offering Of $500.
Brother Fruehsuf. will be praying for you until hear
from you again.
Your partner for deIveranee,
Oral Roberts
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Evangelist Graham

lSonttnueo from pdek rd9ej
omnpofent divine Love- your Father Mother God all.
harmonious" denies absolutely the APPARENT REALITY
Ct matter" devil hell. Adams, Ewes. murderous Gains,
Judase knavss and FOOLS sin. disease. DEATH deormes
disasters accidents, even
God. TO ST. Paul TO you. thereto: 1.-THE THINGS THAT
ARE SEEN ARE TEMPORAL MYTHICAL BUT THE
THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"
The universe is l00se the manifestation OF thought!
The chrstke understanding Of scientific being and divine
healing includes perfect Principle and des-perfee God
and perfect psrfsct creaon and perfect universe
las the basis Of thought and demonsfrafion"-P. zeS'
Science and Health with Key TO the Scriptures
To which frequently add: BEST wishes for speedy
awakening TO your divine spiritual mssferful Chr'sf'ke'
'nvineibIs individuality
OLD 7. THERETO: Hsbskkvk l;'3 THOU Arr or
PuRER EYES THAN TO BEHOLD EVIL AND cANsT NOT
LOOK ON INloulTY"i
Now don't let the devil rob you OF that marvellous divine
revelation via his intrusion contradiction in the
o. the verse. result Of impure not yet liberated Adam
eve righteous to be sure we Presen
Inc remainder Of the
WHEREFORE LooKEsr THOU UPON THEM IHAI
DEAL TREAcHERoUSlY AND HOLDEST THY TONGUE
WHEN THE WICKED DEvouRETH THE MAN THAT -
MORE RIGHTEOUS THAN HE" And we cite this as an
Illustration Of The dsmnsble. MYTHICAL, snfchrlsf AGAR"
eve spiritual adultery Of all Bibles definitely beginning
Genesis and Chapter. although traces appear IN me very
"'i verse OF The first Chapter OF Genesis j.
. fes God. had TO dictate to Ny Incompatible SECOND
wary Mrs. Eddy-prophsfsss and divine Reveafor OF 10"
vsovs Christ Second Coming super-Se'ence mess's"
m..ennium TO ali peoples THE INFINITE HAS No eeo"
WING See section, KEY TO the Scriptures the 'a',e
portion Of NY incorporates imperative masterpiece INC
~""shsn Science textbook.
GENESIS. FIRST CHAPTER. BASIC TO
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE !
GUT CHRISTINE. SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATIONS
tconfinvsd Next Column ToP)
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Federal Aid

(Connued from Back Page)
OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES STEP BY STEP.
HERE AND HEREAFTER, CHRIST JESUS BEING THE
PERFECT MODEL
MY SECOND MARY's MRS. EDDY'S, POSITION.
AS SHE FREQUENTLY STATED IT: FOLLOW YOUR
LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRIST!
Jesvits Demand Equal Federal Aid
Across Board to Church Schools
Excerpts from Church and State, Monthly Review
Lamenfing the lost talent in paroeha as we'll as public
schools the presidents Of twentyegh Jesuit universities
and colleges January a, meeting in Washington urged
that all aid education be given aerossfheboard
basis for all students and for all institutions They asked
that aid given Catholic schools the basis as
public schools.
The statement, issued by Edward B. Rooney Sd, pres
dent Of the Catholic Education Association pointed out that
f varioos grants not made TO paroehia schools then
"a very large pool Of individual talent and educational fae
tiles" would be by-passed.
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Sen. MeNamara-
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tConfinUed from Back Page
How these labor Democrat moUthpieces would like TO
continue mortgage country and let coming
tons pay bills AS the French demagogve said AFTER
nae, THE DEUCE!
And who formed alliances with The underworlds Of Y.
and Russia? and gave Pearl Harbor, Korea, and built
up the Red monster?
And when does the devil involve U. S. in major war?
When devils Democrat is in the White House u!
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Labor S Daily.

tConfinved from Back Paqe)
COD ADDITIONALLY. TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ALL NON-CHRisT SCIENTIST LABOR LEADERS,
AND RANK-ANDFILE ARE PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL !. EVERY SINGLE ONE !-sEEkINc A
FLESHLY PARADISE !-REJEcTNc 1.-THE FATHERS
BUSINESS" THE ONE REAL WORK OF ALL !,
RACES AND PEoPLESl A SPIRITUAL WARFARE
WITH THE WORLD. THE FLESH. AND THE DEVIL" 1
March I, 1858
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KohIer Probe


(coniinued from Back Page
KohIer Probe Double Trouble for cvnoeu
Bv Don OtConnor Detroit Times)
WASHINGTON March Detroit JAW Worker John
cunscs may find himself peck Of trouble when he comes
TO Washington subpoena by the Senate aboransgs-
rnenf rackets committee.
Cvnsea under indictment in Wisconsin, may be slapped
here with a federal extr addition warrant.
Gov williams consistently has refused 10 grant sxfrsdi-
fon from Michigan
cvnsea Is wanted in sheboygan, Wis., in connection with
the beating Of empIoye Of the struck koh'er Co. who
worked after strike got under He has denied the
charges.
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.F.D.R.'s New Deal" .

CONTINUED from Back Page)
LABOR RELATIONS ACT, PERMITTING PLUMBER.
ING OF THE AMERICAN ECONOMY. CONSUMERS.
STOCKHOLDERS. THE DEVIL SEEKING TO STEAL
CONTROL OF THE MARVELLOUS INDUSTRIAL
CREATIONS OF AMERICA II!
PART z
MOTOR INDUSTRY. PILLAR OF AMERICAN
PROGRESS. HAS TEMPORARILY SUcCUMBED TO
THE DEVILS DEM0CRAT-LAB0R
MUlTI-BILLI0N S STEAL!
PART 8
NOTHING TO FEAR BUT FEAR ITSELF" J.
WISDOM OF THE DEVIL J.
OF A JUDAiZED, PROTESTANT. MORAL SPIRIT
UAL, INTELLECTUAL. AND PHYSICAL cRIPPLE-"THE
WAGES OF SIM" r. D. RI
AN HONEST HEBREW OR CHRISTIAN WOULD NOT
DARE TO so BLATANTcY CONTRADICT THE HOLY
BlBLE-OLD T.: 1.-THE FEAR OF THE LORD IS
THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM!
NEW T., Jesus re FEAR: FEAR NOT HIM WHO CAN
DESTROY THE BODY. BUT FEAR HIM WHO CAN
CAST BOTH SOUL AND BODY INTO HE'LL!
Say r. D. r. how's the weather there? Bit hot?
Ell? (smiIes).
YALTA-F. D. RS DEATH SENTENCE!
BECAUSE he FEARED NOT TO SIM
FEARED NOT TO MAKE AN ALLIANCE WITH THE
DEVILS STAIN VS.. THE BIBLE IT'S WISE COUNSEL.
ALTHOUGH JAPAN WAS ALREADY DESTINED
FOR HOPELESS DEFEAT WITHOUT ANY AID FROM
THE RED DEVILS!
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IMPERATIVE (!

For example: And ths ssrfh void and dsrIness
covered ths dssp'l
That does not apply TO NY. Gods. one REAL creation
and universal Do you think for minute there ever was
'nvv'nsrsbIs omnprsssn heaven and eternal fe7 NEVER
human BIRTH Adam Eve. mvrderovs Cain, or
Judas. knsvs . fool in Ill eternity!
MAN. NY IMAGE - NOT AN ADAM OR AN EvEl
Genesis I:26 land GOD SAID, LET US MAKE MAN
IN OUR IMAGE. AFTER OUR LIKENESS: AND LET THEM
HAVE DOMINION OVER :" ALL!
That REAL man Is the image Of spiris-FL EsHLEss,
mstterIess spiritual christike! Matter mental phe-
nomenon !, as per Greek thinking before Jesus
Jesus knew II to be MYTH. but could not declare IL TO
that wicked and sdvIterovs genersion" who could
bear the many things he had TO reveal Hence the
promise Of the COMFORTER WHO WILL TEACH you
ALL THINGS" !. via woman" Matthew 1899
And in February, 1865 God. appointed NV second
Mary Mrs. Eddy Ny beloved Abe Lincoln was asssssnated
you know in April l66s-eomparabIe TO the maryrdom
Of John the Baptist which accelerated the Messahp Of
Jesus
The Civil War. severe travail Of nation, completed
Mrs. Edds preparation for Ny appointment Of her in her
45ih year.
The transported European theoogies-"satsn bound"
every single one - culture education therapeutics, nat
uraF seienee-natvraIy prisoner Of the devil anmaI
masnefism-materiaism! - the Adsm-Eve MYTH
very we'll stated implied, in Ny deafion Ny beloved
DsvgheReveator Mary Baker Eddy p III Of Ny Chris
tian Science textbook: 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL [socaIIedl EXISTENCE!
SUMMARY.
Ny beloved son, Billy you performing grand john
fheBaptst assignment in the context Of Ny precious Prot
esansm. But John visvaIzed what you and could
do via feevision and radio. HaeIUiah
THE CHRIST, SECOND COMING" VIA WOMAN"
Seven generations Of eh-Engish-ProtestantAm
heritage gave Ny precious u s. Messiah nation TO all
the nations Ny incompatible Prophecies Davgher-Reve
Iator, Mary Baker Eddy!
Thus the elimination Of the grand Protestant heritage
is we'll founded and established in operation for 30
years now, and will effect ihe healing Of the nations
Reveation-an awakening apprehension, Of the REAL
creation Of perfect Observation-Disclosures, FLESHLESS
spiritual Christike eternay completely popvlang
the ONE universe with incorrvpfibe in
vulnerable omnpresent heaven and eternal fe wherein
all Adams and Ewes will find true divine sonship Ny
eternal image and likeness
Lovingly and nspiraonaIy yours
according to Christ,
Andrew F. Frvehavf. C.S
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Lsbors Daily
701 I4th ST.
Eettendorf, Iowa
Fellow Americans:
RE YOUR CASE IN THE JURYs HANDS,"
We present herewith, 'detasion' TO appear next week
in Gods independent crussding Detroit Tribune perform
ing Martin Luther role in The context Of the Second
Coming Of the Christ - marvellous, imperative super
Science Messiah Millennium TO all peoples -MPERATivE
TO lberate all humans from the MYTHICAL devish, anti
Christ AdaEve mvrderous Cain Judas knaves and fools
and psychology of all human brfhhe CHASTITY farce
Of material IsoeaIIedl existence" p III, Gods imperative
masterpiece the Christian Science exbook-ssvor. be-
afor and protector Of all Bibles clergy human from
aihe MYTHICAL, devilish Adam-Eve MYTH I!
Our reference to yours, and almost all publications:
Suckers for the devils social 'H.bomb' standardization
racket rampant throughout society especially in the
fertanmenf world and world Of letters -
mo MAN CAN SERVE TWO MASTERS" 49,.
Jesus said that Are you people wise and smart that
you both the devil and Christianity the
time? Alcohol, Tobaeeo
Lovingly and nspir aonsIIy yours
according 70 Christ
Andrew F. Frvehavf, C.S----+
PS-As friendly gesture, enclose check for $500,
for renewal Of vnexpired subscription. We trust
you will live TO ripe and virtuous old age!
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peeessien On &c e + ''"'

keCe94DOw w
coniinUsd from Back Psgs,
PART
ofvl, VIA DEMOCRATIC POLITICS AND LABOR,
PERPETRATEs GIGANTIC STEALS UPON
AMERICAN INDUSTRY AND CONSUMERS
PROMOTING GIGANTIC CONFUSION OF THOUGHT.
or MANAGEMENT AND OWNERS!
SATAN CANNOT CAST OUT SATAN!
suT SATAN BOUND" HEBREWS AND CHRISTIANS
peRMTTED SATAN TO TAKE OVER ATTEMPTED
FuLFLLMENr or JESUS MARVELLOUS PROMISE
AND PROPHECY: ~ AM COME THAT THEY MIGHT
HAVE LIFE AND THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE IT
MORE ABUNDANTLY" l-lRRESISTiBLE, INEVITABLE
THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDEs THE DAWNr
(s&HD
"MAN'S EXTREMITY IS GODS
OPPORTUNITY" (Ibid.)
"ALL THINGS WORK TOGETHER FOR GOOD TO
THEM WHO LOVE GOD THE CALLED ACCORDING
TO HIS PURPosE"I
ALL ARE CALLED-BuT YOU MUST 'HEARKEN
TO MY, GODS. STILL, SMALL VOICE" OF THAT
cHRIsTLY PEAcE-INcoMPARABLE, HEAVENLY
THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE CHILDREN OF
coD"!-st Psul-oF oMNIPoTENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
THE BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE: THERE IS A
DESTINY DIVINITY, OR DIVINE PROVIDENCE THAT
SHAPES OUR ENDS, ROUGH HEW THEM HOW
WE WILL"
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Bible Of Native



have been making Of this already in studying
the weekly Christian Science Bible Lesson-Sermon NY
precious twelve volumes Of the Interpreters Bible will
temporarily have rest and when 90 resume their use
shall make copous Of your precious volume and make
comparisons.
THOU ART OF PURER EYES THAN TO BEHOLD
EVIL AND cANsT NOT LOOK UPON
lNIoUlTY"!
would concede the probability that you recognize the
book prophet chapter and Of that profound revea
ton which Mrs. Eddy cites several mes-in case. in
her little book Unity Of Good" which out something
like decades after Gods dietation. Science
and Health with Key TO the Scriptures had been presented
TO the public by Gods second Mary, Mrs. Eddy.
But here is why desired 70 share something with you
relative TO Habakkvk l:l3-God put TO work and re-
qvres illustrate how the devil inrudes in the Holy
Bible, sometimes in the Of divine revelation,
reminding one Of Abe Lincoln quoting Shakespeare The
devil uses Scripture for his purpose"
In Habakkuk l:l3. that profound revelation OF Gods
exclusive eternal harmony and creation. too Of course
cause and effect are exactly ake-the devil nrudes in the
remainder of the verse; Well you read II for yourself
Experienced alert Christian Scientists know that the
Bible must Interpreted meaphyscaly in order to arrive
at the ChristIike, spiritual sense Of any passage.
And reitsrsfe, you heard me with dear. mutual
friend, in this phrsseoogy Of three years or
less past my 4oth year in Christian Science:
a. YEARS IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The MYTHICAL, devish, ansi-chrisi, Adam-Eve MUIR
deous CAIN Judas knaves and tools ego and psychoogy
Of all human births THE CHASTITY farce OF material so-
Called existence p 272 Gods Christian Science text
bookmpers masterpiece for liberation Of all Bibles!
All the nonchrs Scientist clergy prisoners Of the
devil every single in obvious wekedness but in
involuntary error THE road hell is paved with good
intentions"
Again, many thanks my dear. friend.
Lovingly and inspiraonaly yours,
according to Christ.
Andrew r. Frvehavf, c.S.
PS.-Havs . smile with
In reading "rhe Early History Of Christian Science
page l. Part a. of the Wednesday, 2/26 edition Of the
c. s. Monitor full psge) this choice BIZ Of humor OF
Life Magazine, of about 1890. given:
mother wrote The teacher Of her little girl Of
physics class think may have bssns class Of phys-
oIoqyl II don't want you learn my little Mary any
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Correction Woman Principal Held In Car Dsssh,"
page 9, will come next wssAk
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1859
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Upset. yMcLeon Slows
Wakefield Title Drive

Mclean High School wrecked
Wakefield's hopes of clinchins
the baseball championship OF
the Northern Virginia Group ]
League yesterday, defeating the
Warriors, SIS, in South Airing
ton.
The Eagles scored four runs
in the second inning and dis
posed of two Wakefield pitch
ers before Third Baseman Bill
ly Funkhouser took over on the
mound to put down the rally.
Wakefield, now 1872, still can
clinch the title with a victory
at Annandale in its final game
tomorrow. A loss for the War
riors would leave Mclean (9-3)
and Fairfax u0-3 in conten-
ton. Fairfax has a game with
Mclean and q pending make
up game with Annandale. Nc
Lean has three league games
and a rained-out contest with
Hammond on its slate.
Mclean staged its big rally
yesterday on a walk, two errors
two singles and a double by
Davis Allen. Dave Hough &C
counted for the victors' other
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ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RACE - Purse. $500: trot,
Carries B'ey tCR'ri1) .I.OO $50 4.sO
w. n. Spencer (AmAtol 4.SO 500
Quentin Sect tBulD 4.eO
Flowing Chuck, Jimmie c.. James
Ginco' Mercury Comet Dots Prince.
SECOND RAcE-Purss, $500; pace;
Homesh Flash CJones) 4.sO $40 500
Sir Majesty (CheIrix) 4.iO $40
Alton Frank (Waltersl $50
i rIo oE . Morris, Prudent SO no. :;
Kent. Time. 2:0sH.
Daily Double (I-3) Paid $1,000
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; trot;
Jackie Eden (Myerl 1899 $50 $50
Benny's Day (Freyl $50 500
spunky Hanover (Hudssn) 40
PhilomeL olympua NewpoEt, Alice
' FOURTH 5R8fi kAcE-P Ps; 500; pace;
Banners Bro. Io'rten) geo 4.eo 500
Aften Express (Rlddiek) SEQ ESQ
Rhythm Creed, Humming Byrd. Rens-
selaSsr, Lad. Scott D.. Licorice. Time,
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: pace;
MlShty Gold (CherrIx) $50 $40 $50
Michael y. Uong) eco 400
Vernon Dale (Cfankl $50
wsy. Jiirs Boy, Peter BAH. Time.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: trot;
The Governors Cup: mile.
Alec Hanover (Daneer) $40 ESQ
Gay Yankee (Eyler) 800
Pickney Hanover, Miss Scotbed, Lit
lie Rocky, Carmita Hanover, Handy
Victory Herman Song, Shake Down.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
pace, A classified; mile.
Spruce Up brewery 4.2O SEQ $50
Irving Guy (Rlddick) $50 $50
Mighty Tarr (StoFyl $50
True Bear, Sis Brown, Power Chief,
Gene Jester, Hedgewood Fingo. Time,
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; pace:
mile
Projester (Edwards) 1.6O $50 $50
Sandra Jean (Cherrix) $40 2.60
Nobel ROsecroft (SoOttl $50
Morning Surprise, Sister Mack, Sis
Abbott. Qrattan Fingo, Mr.. Alloway
Time, 2;0Sb.
Attendance, 1897.
Mutuel handle, 1891 1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
Printers HurIer
Helps Turn Race
Into 3-Wuy Tie

The lead in the Departmental
Baseball League is a three-way
tie today thanks in part to the
fine relief pitching Of Greg
Morris.
Morris came in for the Union
Printers in the second inning
at a time when Jack Pry was
threatening to run away with
yesterdays game on the Ellipse
and move out front alone in
the standings. Morris scattered
Ave hits over the next 725
innings and the Printers came
from behind to win. 9-5. Sam
Webb drove In four Printer
runs with three singles.
The Printers, JACK Pry and
Silver Hill all have 2-l records,
Ralph Butler of Strick's gave
a lesson in control at the ex-
pense Of Woolrich in the Vic
Gauzza League. Butler spun
q seven-hitter. struck out 10
and didn't walk a man in lead
ing his team to a 1873 victory.
The pitcher also drove in three
runs with a pair Of singles,
while Mickey Greggs hit two
doubles and q homer for
Stricks. Bob Mays hit a homer
for Woolrich.
NSA came UP with five runs
in the sixth inning en- route
to q l0-l victory over st. Cyp-
rians in the Departmental
League. a
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First Defeat of Career
Bottles Idun's Bockers

turned $14.70 and $14.10. and
Carlyn Sarah paid $12.10.
A total Of $l57,735 was bet
across the board on 1dun, who
was ridden by Dave Erb. I'm
ported from Chicago for the
race, Erb took his mount To
the outside on the far turn and
the highly rated Ally appeared
to be trying TO run out. When
set down for the drive, Idun
simply didn't have 1t.
The Goth running Of the In
ternational Steeplechase saw
Mrs. Ogden PhippS' Ancestor
top-weighted at 1872 pounds,
win by three-quarters Of q
length over Mrs. Michael G.
Walsh's Rythminhim. The pair
fought q bristling stretch duel
at the fnish Of the 2h-mile
trip. C. Mahlon Kline's Fine
Shot was IA lengths back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

NEW YORK. May 20 (R.-
Handicappers, chalk players
and Trainer Sheriff. Ward are
still looking for an explanation
Of yesterdays surprise defeat
Of Mrs. Charles Ulrick Bays
previously unbeaten Idun in q
$500 6-furlong sprint at Bel
mont Park.
Idun. the 2-year-old cham
pion as well as fllly champion
Of 1857, with eight straight
victories and winner Of heI
first start this year at Garden
State, was soundly beaten, fin
lshing fourth In a field Of seven
Those who backed her down
to TO 1 are still moaning and
wondering what happened.
Calumet Farms A Glitter
won the race In I'LL. She was
IA lengths ahead Of North
Hill Farms Any Morn, who
was two lengths in front Of
Mrs. Philip Bieber's Carlyn
Sarah. Idun was next, three
more lengths back.
A Glitter, the second choice
In the betting, paid $1,000,
$500 and $500. Any Morn re-