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Combination at I'd Bose

22d. OF Kemmerer in the
fourth.
NOTES: Veal was hit on the
left arm by RomonoSky in the
eighth inning. but remained
in the game TO run. He was
sacrificed TO second and took
third on a passed ball. but was
removed after. a hard slide into
third base. He'll be X-rayed
today.
Ed YoSt walked twice. boost
ing his season total to 70. six
more than he compiled in 1857
and only two less than he regis
tered last year. The victory
ended a Tiger chain Of five
losses 10 the Senators. If
the Senators lose today they'll
drop back to sixth place.
Foytack. who nOtched his ninth
win. retired the last 10 Senator's
in order.
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twenty miles out Of tucson 4gtdgt Chevy shows how
real pro handles the hot ones!
Twenty miles out of Tucson on a high-deset run

You'll find four IO7O3 heaUyIreights LCOrking
out of Tucson for Construction Materials,
Inc. They tote big, bruising ready-mix loads
up and dOwn mountain grades, OUer the high
ray and through the furnace heat of Arizona
desert country. According to Mr.. Fl. K. Cries.
uelI, a company executive, "YOu couldn't ask
for more out of truck. They handle every
run Ue put them on =. and cost less to buy
and maintain than any make We'Ue had.
knOU, Mr.. CreslCeH adds, because Tue looked
into about all of them" Result: NeW CheUieS
are Joining the feet as fast as older models
need replacing.
Big-tonnage operators don't become Chevy
believers over night, or just on our say-so.
And that's understandable If you're used to
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


BATTING biased on es5 or more a
Mar1s. Kansas City. 335: Kallne
Detroit. -3IJ Fox, Chicago, Anc
Wo0dltnE Baltimore. 33k
RINS-PoWer. CleylAnc. y: Yost
Detroit. ana KiilehreW. WaShirEton.
Jensen. Boston. o.: ApaTlcio,
Runs BaITTD N-Kinsbr,u. wash,
tngton. 81. Jensen. Boston. -
Colavtto. Cleveland. 80: Maxwell
Detroit. IS, Lemon. Washington
HITs-Fox. ChieaEo. les. Kneun.
Detroit. l16; Rulnels, Boston. III,
PoUsr, Cleveland. 10. Allison,
Washtrgton- 100
Williams, Kansas CITY
-. kEenn. Detroit. %. Runnels
Boston. Fox. ChieAgo, and Power,
Cleveland. i
HOME RUNS-Kuebrev. Washington
y, ColavIto. Cleveland. %. Allison.
Washington -: Triandos. Bal1i-
.ers and Maxwell Detroit -
= Mantle. New York, is. Lands,
Chlcago, II. Jensen, Boston IL
Power. Cleveland. =,
PIC CHING based on : or more &C.
CtSIcnst-McLHh. Cleveland, ls-3,
sou, Shaw, Cnicago, a-3- so
WYNN. LGlcAEc. 10. 90. vi
helm and Pappss. Baltimore, los,
So
EOUT-Score. Cleveland lee
FascuaL washington, lie. BUrrlnE
Detroit. ln7. Wynn, Chicago, loo
Lazy, Detroit, 81
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased On ss5 OF more a
bats Aaron. Milwaukee So
WnIte- s., LOUIS, 345. CgnnlnEhAm
ST LOUIS. $40. Robinson CI1cin'
natl. 335- LoSzn. Milwaukee. SIS
RUNS-PInSon- Cincinnati -. Nzth-
eWs. Milwaukee, -; Neal Les Al
geLsS. and May. san Francisco, y
Robinson Cincinnati "a.
Runs BATTED IN-Ro5inson- On
cIunatI. So Banks. Ch1czEo. -
Aaron Milwaukee. -. Mathews
Mlvaukee- and CspedA. San Fran
cisco. ~
HITS-Aarun. Milwaukee. I51: Pin
son Cincinnati l@u, Cepeca- SaI
Francisco. II9. Temple. Cinclnu All
lis Neal Les Angeles. rs
DOCBLE-CInolt. s. louis -
Aaron Milwaukee. 50: Temple Eni
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big diversified rigs, you might question Chevy's
lean-muscled modern design. Once you get a
Chevrolet truck in action though all the ques-
tioning stops
Then you see how pure efficiency stacks up
against excess pounds. You see how the real
pro, without any huffing or putting or wasted
motion, makes the tough haulS look fairly easy
It's Chevrolet's advanced engineering and
quality control that make the difference. Its
soundly constructed chassis componentS and
sheet metal. Its Substituting 5-speed box
mated to high-torque Workmaster V8 perform
ance. Its precise steering and handling ease
and riding comfort that you seldom find in a
truck this size. That's why so many heavy
duty owners are being converted to Chevy. 1t
makes such good sense-as your dealer will be
happy to show you in specific detail. He's the
man to see.
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MINOR LEAGUES

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston . Pert worth Z IT
InnlrEEl
Omaha 5. Denver 10 Innings
Minneapolis . s. Paul n
Houston. s Ir1ia-a pclls. 2
Dallas. 2; louisville. .
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Mani 81 Rorhssls-- N-7-
BuHslu- , Havana III EEEEst
Montreal s RirA=c.t l.
Columbus, . Tc-ozlo- .
PACIFIC COAST HAGUE
Ne games sche5ule1
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Msrnhis. = Blr-5nEha=- q
ChaIrAnooEa. =. Neu ORLEANS .
Other EAnss postponed
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Al-SlArx- :. GASlc1iA- 30 Il
EASTERN IEAGUE
Nc gB1ek sche1-lec-
PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
TENAS LEAGTE DIVISION
Cor5us Christi Z san Az1n1l1- ?
Amarillo. = Vsc1n-lB- ?
Tulsa al Austin posi2c-e1
MEXICAN LEAGTE DIVISION
Monter-ey. L. Nlsro LG-s11- :
MsX.ro c--y Reos- Io- MsXlc9 Cgsl
T,Es-s- s
Vera CrzI Al P9Es R1rH- Postponed
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

P1nEon. Csrclnna1l MAYS Ssr
FranriSco ard White 81 Loz1s- -
.aOME RUNS-NalheEx Milwaukee
-. Banks CAscago s6- Robinson
CincinnA1i. and Aaron Milwaukee
"a. CepecA san FrAncsSco~ 10
STOLEN BASES-MAFS San Fran,
cisco. L.. ]. Tay2or, ChacaEo- 5
Neal. Les Angels Ia Plnzon- Gin,
einnAfl- CepecE. SRE FF8nc1sco. snc
BlssinERze- s. LEAFS IL
PITCHING teRse6 o. : OF E1re Gecf
Sons Pace Ps1lsozrEh- lt-0
nO0- AnlcaellL san Fralcksco
la-5. 81 NuRL s. Lo-1S IL =
-,Ig; Law F.flxt1rEh- rs SIS
DrysdEle- Los AnEele8- le-6- So
STRIkEOCTS-D-yxc Los Angeles
lS4 jones San FrHnctsr0- l3+
AnTonelli- san FTa1rEsco4 11l- Had
dix PlffsbgrEh- lN3. K1-fAH- Lol
AnEsles "a
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CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS

x Faced 2 batters In sth
Xxx Faced 4 batters in 9th
Winner - Ceccsrelli 800. Loser -
L. Jackson $50.
U-Landes, BosGesS, sudol German.
T-2:40. A-255S5.
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DODGERS, !; GIANTS, o

ToEaIS - 3 Totals - o 3 o
Hit into double play for Landrith
In 9Th
Los ANGELES 600 900 OOl-I
SAN FRANCISCO 900 900 600
E-Bressoud . PO-A-Los An
geles- 27-9. san Francisco, 27-ll.
DP-RoSeboro to Veal. v Ills 20 Neal
TO Hocges: Spencer TO Bressoud to
CsDsda- LoB-Los Angeles. 5; San
FranCIsco. 4
so-Hodges. S-Neal. Moon.
Craig - . 2 q q 3 &
s Jones o 3 3 4
Wtnnsr-craig SD LoSer-Jones
Il-tOt
WP-Craig PB-Hegan U-Con-
Ian venom. Donatelh. Burkhart. T
Sl9 A-99-5s
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MARINE

1856 - FT CHRIS Graft cruiser.
Sleeps ! LOnE inventory sj hpcc
motor DC- 5-qlSl OF see az WASH
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Winner-Daley UO-6I Loser
Pappas GO-5l.
HBP-By Pappas (Marisl. U-Rice
Romnol, Stevens, Napp. T-2:Os. A
1914.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
INDIANS, S; YANKs, |
CLEVELAND
NV YORK

Totals 81 l 3 Totals 80 5 $ 5
Flied out for Coates in sth.
NEW YORK 600 600 OlO-l
CLEVELAND - 900 OO3 aOx-5
E-LopsZ, Slaughter, Shantz. PO-A
New York. Alb. Cleveland, 2T-ll.
DIP Richardson to MeDougald TO
Howard LOB-New York, . Cleve-
land. :
sb-Sisbern 80, Prancona, Minoso,
RICHARDSON. HR-Francona. S-Mc-
HafS
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Winner - McLish u2-3i. Loser -
ShantI 49,
U-Soar. Chylak. Summers, McKin
IsY. T-s.I5. A-46.9l2
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Winner-Haddix COS Loser
Hearn t0-&).
U-Boggess, LandeS, Sudol, German
(Barlick. Jackowski, Crawford, Del
norel. T-2;3g. A-23,549.
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CUBS, 8; CARDS, z
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS

Totals 80 3 1875 Totals 3l27
! Ran for Moryn in sth; . Struck
out Tor X. Smith In sthi 3 Struck out
LOT Stone in Sth. 4 Walked for
Bleslngame In Sth.
CHICAGO -- OlO OO2 1O4-s
ST, LOUIS ---- 900 OoO 0OO-2
E-Flood, Po-A - Chicago, 27-lO;
st, Louis, 27-l6, DP-Banks to T.
Taylor to Marshall T, Taylor to Banks
TO Marshall. LoB-ChicaEo, 10: st.
Louis, 4
"b - Moryn, Cunningham HR -
Moryn, Flood, Marshall, Banks. SB-
7. Taylof
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WHITE sox, z; RED soX, /
CHICAGO

[ Totals 80 s Totals 80 ? l
I smiled for Buddin in sth Ran
. for WsrrZ IN sth 3 SINGLED for White
7 n 9th. Grounded out for Brewer in
Qrh
BOSTON - 200 DOL OOO-I
( CHICAGO - 600 100 lUx-2
( E-BuGdrn. Malone. Runnels. PO-A
Boston 24-9, Chicago 10 LOB
Boston 5. Chicago II. HR-Buddin
%FcX.
Brewer - = > 3
Donovan s l 2 >
Wmusr-Donovan C-5i Loser -
Brewer 80
HBP-By Brewer Smith u
Hurley Stewart Runge and Paparella
T-3-231. A-3s,5J4.
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* Pitched 10 In 5thl,
Winner-Nevcombe uO-5). Loser
Burdette 12-lOl.
WP-Trowbridge U-Dixon, Smith,
Dascoli, Seeory. Tt 80. A-24,447.
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As, 8; ORIOLES, |
KANSAS CITY
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
KANSAS CIT

Totals 81 / Totals 81 S1l7
Popped out for Fisher in 5th;
2Grounded out for Hoeft in sth.
BALTIMORE OOO 600 OOl-I
KANSAS CITY 80 2O2 10 20x-S
E-Cerv, Triandos PO-A-Balti-
more, 24-l9; Kansas City, 27-13. DIP
Gardner TO Miranda to Dropo Rob-
inson to Gardner to Dropc. LOB
Baltimore, 3; Kansas City. T.
2b-Msris, futile >. williams, Cerv.
HR-Williams, Dropo. SB-Tuttle.
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REGULAR GAME
PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH


Homored for Friend in Sth.
| PHILADELPHIA 900 ono 100 2OO-4
PITTSBURGH $1,000 900 900 O20-2
E-Freese, Hoax, Kravitz. PO-A-
Philadelphia, 27-lO; Pittsburgh, 21-13.
ILOB-Philadelphia, T; Pittsburgh, 4.
2b-Philley, Freese, ., Clemente
3b-H. Anderson. HR-Philley, Nell
son. Sc. Anderson, Ashburn.
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Wlnntf-FogI8tk ts-ef- LoEer-
Fischer So
HBP-By Fischer sBcL.inrI- ~
Rononosky lMAIueIl and VesII. PB-
Courtney C-U1un1- Berry Homo
ehlck, FlAhtr1y- T-2-l3- As 075 ).
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Fischer Chased Early

Out more than a month with
a sore arm until he appeared
for an inning the other day
against Kansas City, Romonosky
has hurled five scoreless innings
and allowed only three hits
since shedding a sore arm.
The Senators never got in the
game last night. for the Tigers
bombed Bill Fischer and chased
him in the first inning. Harvey
Kuenn belted a two-run homer
and Fischer forced across
another run when Al Kaline
walked, Gail Harris singled.
Frank Boiling was hit by a
pitched ball and Coot Veal
walked.
Russ Kemmerer. denoted 10
the bullpen. accomplished
nothing toward pitching his
way back into starting rota-
ton. He was mauled for four
runs in the second inning as
Lou Berberet crashed a three
run homer. Charley Maxwell
also smashed a solo homer, his
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PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
GOO 400 0Oc-6
OlO OO3 PIX

PO-A-Philadelphi 24-G. Pitts
burgh 27-g, Philadelphia 4,
Pittsburgh II.
@b-Hammer, Skinner, BURGESS
3b--G. Anderson. HR-Sawatski, Bur
cess, Kluszewski. SF--Bouchee,
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Continued From Page d.
Ing Aspromonte, Jose Valdiviel-
so and Console at short.
SieverS Hits 18th

% anu NOlSOlO NJ SHUT.
SieverS Hits 18th
Trading with National
League teams without benefit
Of waivers will be permitted
this winter for the first time
and it's certain the Senators
will be out to bolster themselves
around second base as we'll as
on the mound. 1t isn't likely
they'll find the solution TO their
problems among present per-
sonnet.
Pedro Ramos. trying for his
18th victory, will be striving
to break a pattern today
against the Tigers Frank Larry.
On the Senators first trip here
they swept three games. On
their second journey they drop
ped three in row. Now they're
here for the third time.
There was little to perk UP
the Senators last night. but
through the gloom of being held
to six hits by Paul Foystack
they saw Roy Sievers sock his
18th homer and John Romo-
noSky throw four fine innings
in relief.
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E-Roaeh t9), CranGall Po-A -
Cincinnati, 27-6; Milwaukee, 27-l5.
DIP - Mathews to Roach TO Tore.
LoB-cincinnati, o; Milwaukee, u.
2b-Robinson Temple, Aaron HR-
Bell, Logan. sB-Robinson, Bailey.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN

Results YsstsrdAy
Oct = WASH /
Cleve. 5. n y I
Chic . Bost J.
X c. = Bait /
Games To-day
wash at Oct
30 Pm
". ". a. Cleve en-
BoSt 81 Chic,
Bait. At X. c. en-
Canes Isssrrsu
wash. at Oct.
$50 pm
NJ Y. at Cleve. en-.
Best az Chic
Bait At X. c. tnl
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday
l. A. I; s p. o.
Pitts - Phila
81 list game.
compilation OF
Nay 10 suspend
ed same
Cine - MlW.. .
Chic E. St L. .
Games To-day
Phila AZ Pitts tnA.
Ctnc at MLw en-
Chic at L A I'M
ST. l. At s p m.
Games TsmsTroW
S. L 81 s p tn1
Cine 81 Muw en-
Che. AZ I. A TN.
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TransiStOr Radio Phone
Asrnscpnic Marine complete with
antPrnss only SOS POTOMAC
MARINE -QlO Wis ave OIL 1855
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WASHINGTON
DEIROTT

~
] Si-grk out fc- Ke--erer in Sth
Ran Tor Veal in SIN
WASHINGTON 90 NG0 N0G-1
DETROIT $40 leo cox
PO-A-Wssh-nstcn ts4-Isb- Detroit
te7-lla- DP-ConEcl1 20 Sanford 70
SlsEsrs. SANFORD 10 CunsoIo 20 Slsvsrx
LOB-WHshlnEIo1- = DezrosI. 5
SB-YOst S-FOy1ack.
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Se3s GeoTEia Ave 10. s-7773
USED 14-FT. wHIRLWIND runa6ogt.
windshield steering remote controls.
20 D el+c starting Evln-Ide. On
new trailer ready TO roll S9q5
No noner down - mo TO pay
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Winner FlbsrEIsS RUrsa1utS
15-fT custom upholstery windshield
steering wheel bow light Clearance
special. SS50 No money down 81
months 10 pay
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Friend GID.
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II FT TROJAN or-shors-tyDe runa-
bout. completely e1uipped with steer
ing convertible top side curtains
back curtains and hardware Yard
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AFT ALBRIGHT Pi6sTEIas runaboUt.
custom Ep1ClsIerT T5uGShteld and
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Sleeps Ions inventory gi hpcc
motor. Do 5-ql5l o. see AZ WASH
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The Adak sun., 1959-05-18
4MI:tu,uL
NEVER UNDERRA TIE THE VALUE OF AN HONORABLE DISCHABGE

OF IN HONORABLE DISCHARGE
 Its only 8. piece of paper-your dis charge from the service. It doesn't weigh much. Yet, if it's the wrong kind of dis charge, it cen hang heavy around your neck the rest of your life. Or over your head.
 Don't fall for the guardhouse Cor sea- going) lawyer's line when he says it's a cinch to get . dishonorable, bad conduct or undesirable discharge changed once you- re a civilian. The armed services do not alter them without sound reasons.
 Rare is the employer pers onnel mana ger who is not interested in the service record of man looking for q job. vet-- eran with discharge other than honoro bl 8 has two strikes against him. It's common sense to give preference to the nm with a clean record.
 (con't on page three)
The Adak sun., 1959-05-18

oana, SannsnsGns sGns ofrzos4 oi aoso'' 'R' HOAX CDR. EDWARD 4: ~BR, JR. Sl IN Executive Officer >|N~>' Published each Monday for al1 personnel on Adak by Special services. Provisions for NAVExOS P-35 (REV. JULY 58) complied with. Mimeographed at NavSta Adak. Funds furni shed from noc-appropriated sources at no cost to the Government. Articles contained herein are not to be construed as representing the official opinion of the Comma nding Officer or the Navy de- partment ina snuch as the ADAK SUN is not an officia publication.
 EDITING STAFF
 GERALD W. ODoM JERROLD DODSON PHONE 4 37 PHONE 436
The Adak sun., 1959-05-18
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,EApL LAII1S CORTGR

In a recent speech, 3 Jewish journalist. Howard Whitman, told the Cincinnati Socis hygiane Society that tr@ffic in filth pull lications is g billion dollar business tt day and growing bigger all the time. II warned that the merchantsg of smut are pr::> marily interested in the youth market al said that about sevanty-five percent of u publi shed obscenity goes to teen-agers. auded that mailing lists of high schoe students are being marketed at high price to smut distributors.
 This information is not news to wid awake parents. The nation is pretty wer alerted to the smut danger. Too often, hoy ever, the alarm of parents and others cha. god with responsibility for the young dissipated in merely criticizing, sco1dil or passing rosol lutions condemnatory ofmor; filth. Just taking an attitude about u violations of decency accomplishes littl. Even passing laws ard regulations to pr tect the public against interruptions tr' ders in obscenity is never sufficient. F. morals cannot be legis1ated. lcon,t page
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-08-14

Mr. AND MRS-M Ethel Louise Grant
renee A. Davis r in double ring
p H. In the home of her parents Mr. Mrs Elder
O9 Edward street. Texarkana
Mrs Lawrence A. Davis of AM&N college, Pine Bluff
The Reverend NJ H. Mosey church,
Texakana the oiciant.
ground decorated with floor packets
Thanking baskets
holding lighted
Given in marriage by her father the bride white
nylon with Empire waine
rues donned the skirt waist hemlne
veil of illusion flowed shallow
bouquet white carnations.
Miss Thomasyne Adams maid
Their the Misses Otheo
bridemads Deois
OF the bride, had charge of the brides book
Following the reception given in the home
the outoftown wedding President Mrs
Sharon Michael Ronald sister brothers the
Mrs Cheaman Harvey L. Grant brother the bride Misses
Ida Harris Dolores Jackson John Howard and Geeve Gre
Chester Bratton, Waldo Mr. and
the bride, Shreveport Louisiana
bride 1859 graduate Arkansas AMIN college and is
Theta sorority The is graduate
college will the University of Arkansas IN
his mathena
Psi Phi fraternity Photo by Grlce