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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-26
SUMMERFIElD news items

mencement exercises Thursday
evening as Robert Durham was
member of the class.
Attend Services
Mrs. r. w. Watson attended
baccalaureate services Sunday
evening at Sarahsville. Her
granddaughter, Miss Barbara
Bond was member of the class.
Attend Meeting
Mr.. Durel 1ruax and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Mckinney attended,
eastern Star Inspection Monaay
evening IN Wooustleid.
AL oaraasvilie
Mr. anu MIS-. Tom Reed an.
son, Tim, attenueu comInen..
.nent exercise SUNDAY everllI.s
al oaranSvllle.
Sunuay NueSLS
Mr. anu Mrs. Dick Coultas, o.
w d. saw, Nlr. anu MrS. WaALSA
otaatS anu cnIluren, or LaHtVn,
| ollu MIS-. -. r. OsUOrne ViSILe..
| ouiluay aILeInUUn Wall NILS. -.
~. Fryor.
visa. r eaton Art
mrs. nuna lluax, Emily Hav-
! ener, na.nryn DyserL oeuian
watson, MaiIan LeaSco, Betty
Warner, Irene Ba.eS, G4auys
MooIe, Vienna Gu.4er, 1neuna
ALk.nson, Wauna naneS, nuCn
arcuef, rdu4Ine MUM, nAlLn DIS
| mop, nOma Jean w naI ION, Leone
| GaIretL, Wilma johnson, mem
perS Oh the nomemaneIS clup
enjoyed a Sightseeing trip 10
| WAl4amstoWn, w. Va, Wnere
| they V.SIIeo the Fenlon GlaSS
mouse anu from there tney went
to Parkerspurg, W. Va, ana
spent some Il1ne in the stores
lnere. Tney all reported 1t Was
a very nice trip
, personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bode and
MIR. tloue Yost were business
callers THURSDAY in Marietta.
! Mr.. ana Mrs. Forrest horton
ana son, David, OF Canton,
! vlsItec over the weekend with
mis- mother, Mrs. G. A. Horton
: and others.
Mrs. Lily Moore, of GAINESVILLE,
vis1teo over the weekend Win
Mr. ana Mrs. Vernon Moore ana
daughters.
Rev. and Mrs. Teo Bates, Of
oomerton, were calling in town,
FRIDAY afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Archer and
chiluren, of Wheelersburg, visit
ed a few days with his father,
Mr.. Glen Archer and with Mr..
and Mrs. Brady Archer and
daughter, Patricia in Wnigville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-26
Pleasant Hill

PLEASANT HILL - Mr.. and
RS. VIM Musser, of GAINESVILLE,
pent few days last week paint
3 lor Blanche Larrlck and
ada Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rochus
I'D son, of Columbus, spent the
weekend with Floyd Davis and
-am.ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Musser and
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Larrick
.alled on Irwin Johnson and wife,
tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Davis
Ind children, of Byesville, visited
-ra Davis and wife, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Musser and
5.ancne Larrick called on Eli
.ogers and wife, Friday after
noon.
Wlr. and Mrs. Delbert Swain,
ot ColumouS, vlSlteo recently
with lrv.n Johnson and wife.
Mf. ana MIS-. Eli Rogers Called
on owen Larrick ana wife and
Ella Belle Cater and family, Sat-
uroay evening.
Mr.. anu MRS. Melvin West
visited with Vernon weSt ana
Wl1e, SUNDAY.
Clyta Cater spent Monday
night with her cousin, Iresa
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mansperger
of Cambridge, called on Leslie
EateI ano Iamlly, SUNDAY even
ing.
E.la Belle Cater, Betty Cat
ana son, David Leslie, viSite~
n.opert Young anu family Ia.
Gainesville, t'rlQay.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-26
Botes Boys Celebrate
Birthday Anniversaries

Cousins, pictured above are
James Allen and Michael Dale
Bates, who celebrated their
second birthday anniversaries
on May 10 and May IA, res
lectively.
James Allen is the son of
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Bates, GIT
Garfield Ave-, Cambridge, ana
Michael Dale is tine son of MIR.
ana Mrs. kenne,n Bates, 5l3
S. 10th street, Cambridge.
James grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Bates, Quak-
er City route, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Rochester of S.
9th Street. Cambridge. Mich
aels grandparents are Mr.. anu
Mrs. Ed Nau, Caldwell route l
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Bates, Summerf.e4o route.
Great-grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Miller, Bridge
street, Caldwell, anu Mrs. John
Nau, Caldwell route 4.
Mlcnael Dale was honored
with a birthoay party Satur-
uay evening at tne nume OF MS
parents, MI. anu Mrs. henneLn
Dates. 1noSe Present lor the
occasion were Mr. ana Mrs.
Ed Nau ana oaugnter, Beverly,
NaluWeA route /; Donna Nau
VI columbus, James oaIlgan Oh
NieVelaIiu; Mr. anu Mrs. LneS-
yer Dates, ouiAmeIlielu route;
Shirley baLeS ana Rlcnaru
LongDerry OF Columbus; Mr..
ana Mrs. James Bates ana son,
jimmy; ana Mr.. ana Mrs. Car
roll GuAer and daughters, of
Camplluge, the host ana nos
tess ana tne hunorea one.
Mlcnael Dale Was the recipi-
ent OF numDer OF NICE quits.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-26
Caldwell Route )

CALDWELL ROUTE 3-Lillie
Boyo returned to her nome re-
Gently after spenulng the winter
with ner brolner, Mr. ana Mrs.
t4oyo BOYD.
Dayle Caldwell was calling
Monday IN tnlS vicinity.
Estner Garvln, Euna Boyd,
Vergle Garoner, Dess.e GarvIn,
ana Olile Garvin were business
shoppers in Marietta, TUESDAY
afternoon.
Veterinarian Lowe was testing
catt4e In InlS vicinity Wednesday
tor TB.
Euna Boyd and Guila Garvin
calleo Thursday on Lizzie had
cliff, VINO Is poorly at tnlS writ
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Bernard Gardner
visited THURSDAY with Vergie
Garoner ana Eona Boyd.
Vergie Garoner called Thurs
day on Lille BOYD.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Glenn Garvin,
Eona Boyd, Verge Garoner,
FRED Peuolcord, MT. and Mrs.
Fult Hughes, Mr. ana Mrs. hon
ME Parcel4, MIS-. taunna ComoS,
MRS. Dana Jonn Garvin, Mr.. and
MRS. DeIDert hutcninS ana sons,
Ed, Virgil ana Freu, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wizard Garvin, Mr., and
Mrs. Ernest Barnhart ana James
EDWARD, Mr.. ana Mrs. Homer
Parcell all attenaed a surprise
birthday party THURSDAY even
ing for Mrs. James Garvin and
Mrs. Ronnie Parcel at the nome
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. James Garvin.
Mrs. AIva Garvln called Fri
day on Mrs. Lizzie Radcli1f.
Fred Peddicord spent the
weekend with Euna Boyd and
Verge Gardner.
Lille Boyd and Guila Garvin
called Frioay on Edna Boyd and
Vergie Gardner.
A large crowd attended the
sale at Cleo Briggs, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. konnie PARCEL
called Saturday on Mrs. Glenn
Garv:n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wells,
Dicky, Christy and Donna and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wells spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Alva
GarV.n.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-26
Walnut Ridge

WALNUT RIDGE -- MIR. and
Mrs. noymono omltnberger ana
Donnie spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dick
and family.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jim Horton and
Cristy and khonoa were Sun
oay visitors at otto Carpenters
ana 0. o. Horizons.
Bernard hill ana family were
Sunday visitors at Mona Kirk
brides.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horton
were recent callers at Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Smith and
Alice, Donna and Belinda, spent
Sunday evening with Flo and
Walter Smith.
Fred Warner and Raymond
Sm-thberger attended the stock
sale at Woodsfield, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Horton were
visitors at Calvin Smiths Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Abbie King and daugh-
ter, Maxine and granddaughter,
Donna, of Canon, were recent
visitors at o. o. Horizons.
Deal with the faults of others
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-26

SUMMERFIELD - Rev. Her
bert Durham announced Sunday
morning special service tnaI
Will be he.o SUNDAY evening,
May 20 in the Methodist cnurcn
at 1880 at which time Rev. anu
Mrs. Teo Sm.tn who recently re-
TUNED from the Pnlllpe ines
where they had served as mis-
sionarles tor the past l8 months,
Will tell about tnelr work there.
There will also be special music.
The public is invited to at.ena.
Revival Meeting
A revival meeting will begin
on Tnursoay evening, May 70 IN
the Free MetnoulSt cnurcn with
Rev. taul neville, pastor. Ser
vices eacn evening at 1880 with
visiting pastors. Inc puoIlc is
lnvlteo to attend.
F. & A. NJ. L0age
Summertlelu lodge F. & A. M.
will meet Wednesday evening,
June / tor their regular meeting
In charge OF the MASTER, Lean
Oliver.
Dlnner Guests
Mr. anu Mrs. Harry Fowler,
Mrs. Allen McEuresn were on-
ner party guests on SATURDAY
evening at IlIe nome OF Mlr. ana
MRS. Nltcneu SIemDoSkl ana
family OF CaloWeA. Ine dinner
was IN nonor of MItcheu'S plrln-
day anniversary. Several other
guests were present.
house GuesIs
Mr.. anu MRS. F. A. McElfresh
of newark, and son, kouney, OF
the U. S. Navy, Stationed at
Clearwater, flor.oa, ana Miss
Lipua treshWater of t'razeys.
burg, were guests on Sunday al
the nome OF MIR. ana Mrs. harry
FoWler ana Mrs. AAIie McEltreSn
House Guests
MIR. ana Mrs. Ed Bates, o1
Cannonsourg, Pa, visited over
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
D. K. Wharton. They were ac-
companied here by Mrs. Whar'
ton, VINO had spent the past two
weeks with them. Otner visitors
SUNDAY evening were Mr.. ano
Mrs. Charles henry, of Dexter
City, and Mrs. Minnie King.
Attend Commencement
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Durham
had as visitors Thursday night
ana Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Watts and children, of Marietta
MIR. and Mrs. Jerry Durham, o1
near Canton, Rev. and Mrs. Tee
Smitn and children, who recently
returned from the Philippine!
and they all attended com
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-26
Happy Younsster
Is 5Iz Months Old

Pictured above is Tania Lynne
the five and half month old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Lashiey, of Dexter City. Mrs.
Lasnley is the former Delorls
brown, of Ca4oWell.
Mr. anu mIs. L.. n. LaShley, of
kennonSDurg, are the patelndl
grandparents ana MIR. ana Mrs.
Harold Brown, of Spruce street,
CaloWell, are the maternal
grandparents.
Great-sr.anoparents are Mr..
ana Mrs. >. W. fhlllps, of Cam
bridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Philpot, of
Hilllards, spent the weekend al
lnelr nome mere ana were uinner
guests Saturday evening with
MIS-. r. w. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Weaver
were snoeplng Saturday after
noon in Cambridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-26

Deal with the faults of others
as gently as with your own.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
MacKay Plays
AyaIa for Title

ROME, May IL (AP) Barry
MacKsy of Dayton. Ohio. takes
on Luis Ayala of Chile for the
Rome international tennis
championship today.
MacKay moved into the final
by oVerhauling Giuseppe Merle
of Italy, 7-9, 60, Ga, 60
yesterday.
Suzie Kormoczi of Hungary
won the women'S title by de-
feating Anne Hayden of Brit
ain, Ga, 40, 6-1, while in
mems doubles Italy'S Nicola
Pietrangeli and Orlando Slrola
wound up in a tie with Austria =
las Neale Fraser and Roy EN-
erSon. Each team won two sets
and the fifth set was tied at
I'LL when darkness set in.
The Italian team had to leave
this morning for Davis Cup ac-
ton in Budapest.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
PIT STOPS

The Sports Car Club OF
Americas racing road show
stops of at Cumberland Air
port this week end. For specta-
tors and competitors alike,
there just isn't a more popular
date on the SEGA spring cal
endar.
This will be the eighth year
the Cumberland Lions Club pre-
sents the meet for the benefit
of its children's charities and,
to give some idea of the re-
sponse among SEGA members,
a field of more than 300 entries
is not uncommon.
Entering the final week of
preparation, there we're 257 en-
tries for Sundays 10 races.
Make that 292, if you include
those signed up for a couple of
half-hour novice events Friday,
Two decades ago the airport
builders couldn't have realized
the favor they did the future
paying public of sports car rae
Evening star., 1960-05-11
By DICK SLAY

ing when they Topped of the
top of a nearby mountain just
over the State line in West Vir-
glnia.
They left intact part of the
mountaintop overlooking the
runwayS and that's what the
racing crowds sit on, with every
foot of the l.6-mile course plac-
tically in their laps.
With such a natural grand
stand" crowd estimates have
run as high as 10000. Suter
Kegg. sports editor of the
Cumberland Times, is among
the skeptics. Il just cut 'er in
half. Last year we got a figure
of 3l,400, and I'd say that was
the biggest we ever nad," quoth
Mr.. Kegg. Which is still i'm
preSSiVe.
Much of the Cumberland
throng prefers milling in the
huge inf1eld to sitting on the
mountain. although many gag
at the SIS fee for pit privileges.
"C'mon, give, moneybags. It's
for charity. deductible,
Evening star., 1960-05-11
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE


BATTING biased on 35 or more at
oatsJ-Marls, New York, .43l; Run
nelS, Boston, All; Allison, Washing
ton, .392; Lumpe, Kansas City, and
,skowron, New York, .377;
ling, Baltimore, Is; Minoso, Chi
cagO, and Allison, Washington, 10;
.Kubek, Hew York, l5.
Runs BATTED IN - Skowron, New
YORK, 20; GENTLE, Baltimore, II;
cage, ana Allison. WASHINGTON, II.
HITS-Lumpe, Kansas City, and AlliS
son, Washington, -; Power, Cleve-
land, ~; skowron, New York, 20;
Mlnoso. Chicago, 20.
DOUBLES - Allison Washington, .;
Lollar, Chicago, &; Buddin. Boston,
and Skowron, New York, 4: Clinton,
Boston; Power, Cleveland, and Mar
Is. New York, o.
TRIPLES-Fox, Chicago, 3; Hansen,
HOME RUNS-Held, Cleveland, and
Lemon. Washingt9n' s; siebern,
STOLEN BASES 1 Aparicio, SH ChicaSo,
4; Smith, Chicaso; Power Cleve-
land and Kaline, Detroit, 8; six
PIICHING-staley, Chicago; Hall.
kansas City. and Coates, New York,
STRlkEOuTS : Pascual, WASHINGTON,
~; Bell. Cleveland, 81: Bunning,
Detroit, 90; Barber, Baltimore, 20:
Estrada, Baltimore; Cssale and Mon
6ouquette, Boston, and Ramo S,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 35 or more at
6atSl-MayS, San Francisco, .4O5;
Clemente, Pittsourgh Aaron, MIL
waukee. and Curry, Philadelphia,
$50; BurgesS, PITTSBURGH, .362.
RUNS-Skinner. Pittsburgh and Mays,
burgh, IS; Clemente, Pittsburgh, and
Blasingsme and Mccovsy, San Fran
RUNS BATTED N-Mccovey San
Francisco, %: Clemente, Pittsburgh,
~ MaSer9Ski' Ptttsburgh; ~; Banks:
Skinner, Pittsburgh, IS.
HIIS-Clemente PittSburgh, 35; Mays,
San Francisco, "a; Groat, Pitts
6nrgh, rs; Moon Los Angeles, and
White, st. Louis. 81.
Mays, San Francisco, s; Bailey and
Martin. Cincinnati; McCovey, San
Francisco and Spencer, st. Lolis
TEiIPLEsm,T, .I Taylor, Chicago, 3, Eight
HOME RUNs-McCovey, San Francisco
PITTSBURGH, and Boyer, st. Louis
8; eight tied with 5.
STOLEN BASES-Pinson. Cincinnati
9; Mays, San Francisco. s: Virdon
Pittsburgh and Blasingame, Kirk
land and Cepeda, San Francisco
T.
PITCHING-McCorm San Francisco
40, 1000: Farrell, Philadelphis
and Miller, st. Louis, 20, LOCO
nine tied with 10, 1000.
| STRIKEOUTS-Drysd Los Angeles
So; Friend, Pittsburgh, 40; L. Sherry
| Los Angeles, 81; Wiley, Milwaukee
| 80; Podres. Los Angeles 26
Evening star., 1960-05-11

y'know." a ticket seller was
heard to needle one year.
The pit patron will be rub
bing elbows with Walt Hans
gen and the Briggs Cunning
ham encourage again. It will
be Hansgen's first appearance
on the SEGA circuit this year.
The Westfield IN. j. ace. who
mas won the Cumberland fea-
ture four times, including the
lest two years in Cunningham S
Lister-Jaguars. was supposed to
show UP at Danville two weeks
ago but was a late scratch.
1t seems that Cunningham
wanted to make sure his 2.8-
liter Maserati would be ship
shape for Cumberland. where
Hansgen will try for his third
successive victory in the Edgar
Van6ergrift Memorial main
event. shortened a quarter
hour this year to IS minutes.
Last year, Walt covered a
record 70 miles in the one
hour feature and beat Bob Hol-
bert'S Porsche by 1.8 seconds.
Holbert, fresh from a victory
at Danville in a new Porsche
RISK, is making the Cumber-
land stop. as is Roger Penske.
who won at Marlboro in Hol-
bert'S old RISK; CASTOR Audrey,
who captured the season opener
at Pensacola in Maserati, and
Washington's own Dick Thomp-
son, who pushed the Sting Ray
Evening star., 1960-05-11
Hoyo Truckmen
Defeat Richmond

RICHMOND, May IL (Spe-
ciaD Georgetown University's
track team piled up points in
the running events to trounce
Richmond University, 1853, ia
a dual meet here yesterday.
The Hoyas came across the
finish line 1928 in the 800
yard run and mile and 2-mile
runs.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
Howard Net Victim

BALTIMORE, May IL CSpe-
ciaD. - Howard University's
tennis team lost to Morgan
State, 81, yesterday at Nor
gan. Jay Butler of Morgan
beat Howard's John Christian,
6-3, l3-ll, in the feature
match.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
Tribe Drops DiIIurd

NEW YORK. May IL ZAP -
The Cleveland Indians have
optioned Infielder Don Dillard
to Toronto. billiard had / hi
in z at bats during six gamei
with the Indians.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
to a lap record at Danville be-
fore encountering i'll luck.

The racing schedule here.
plus major National events:
SATURDAY
Old Dominion Speedway SCODA
sports cars and Old Dominion modified
stocks. seven races, S.45 edit.
Darlington, S. c. - Continuation Of
Rebel 300" last l6l laps. NASCAR
co7vertihles. 2.3O est,
Indianapolis-oualifying for 500 q"
SUNDAY
AGuaSCo Speedway DRAG racing
10 m tEDTl
Old Dominion Speedway - Drag rae
ing, 1890 am. edit.
Cumberland SEGA National. 10
races. $40 m. est
Indiana napolis-Qualifying for 500" 3"
Asheville- -WeaveTville NC Speed =
way = NASCAR modiieds, j. so laps.
3.3O tESTl
Evening star., 1960-05-11

Winner-Stigman C2l. Loser
Duren I'D.
HBP-By Duren CBond). U-Chylsk
Mckinley, Stevens, Honcehick. T
3:05. A--25,65I.
Evening star., 1960-05-11

winner-F. Sullivan u-D. Loser
Baumsn Q-2).
HBP-By Casale Lollarl. WP-
Casale. U-Soar, Flaherty, Stewart,
Hurley. T-2:OS. A-l6,5O9.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San DIEGO, 8: Spokane. .
(Other games postponedl
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Paul, 4; Louisville, 3.
Minneapolis. Q: Indianapolis, 5.
Charleston, II: Denver, ).
Houston. 4; Dallas-Forth Worth, .
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond, 5; Miami, /.
Toronto. 4: Montreal, l.
(Other games postponedl
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile, 4: Nashville, 3 III inninGsl
Memphis, 10; Chattanooga. 3.
Birmingham, IA; Little Rock, /.
Atlanta, IL; Shreveport, 0.
PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(Texas-Mexican Leagues)
San Antonio, 10; Poza Rica. 3.
Victoria. 5: Mexico City Reds, 0.
Tulsa, II; Mexico City Tigers, 13
Vera, Cruz, Z: Amarillo. 4.
Monterrey, IL: Austin, 6.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Reading. 3-1l: Allentown, O-3.
Lancaster, 6: BlnghamtOn. 4
Williamsport, Z; Springfield, 0.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville, 9; Knoxville. l.
Charlotte, 9; Macon, f.
Savannah, 3: Asheville, ..
Columbia at Charleston. postponed
Evening star., 1960-05-11
PIRATES, 3; DODGERS, Z
PITTSBURGH


Totals "a 3 s 3 Totals 35 . s >
] Struck out for Podres in Sth:
, Ran for Larker in 9th: 3 Singled
for Davis in 9th; 4 Ran for Essegian
in 9th.
PITTSBURGH Ol0 O2O 00O-3
LOS ANGELES 0Ol 900 OlO-2
Mszerosk!, Cimoli, Po-A-Pitts-
burgh 27-lS, Los Angeles 27-9. DIP
Groat to MaZeroSki to Stuart; Neal
to Aspromonte to Larker LOB-PittS-
burgh 8, Los Angeles g.
3b-Gillism, HR-Smith. N. Sherry,
MaZeToski.
Law . > = q >
PodreS > 3 ! ,
williams q O 3
(2-2).
williams U-Crawford, Ven
Lon. Dascol. Secory. T-2:2O. A
26,33l.
Evening star., 1960-05-11

Wlnner-MlIler tl-OI. Loser-COn-
ley CO-D.
U-Burkhart Vareo. Conlan. Dona-
telli Tee A-2O,304
Evening star., 1960-05-11

E-Fox. Runnels. PO-A-Chicago,
GALL, Boston, 27-l1 DP-Fox to
Apsricio to Sievers: Aparicio to Fox
Lands to Aparicio. LoB-chicaSo, II;
Boston 5.
2B-Hicks. Sievers, Clinton. Smith,
HR-Wertz, SieverS, Smith. Repulski,
Lollar. SB-Aparicio. SF-Clinton
Evening star., 1960-05-11
INDIANS, S; YANKs, l
NEW YORK
CLEVELAND

Totals 80 Totals 35 )
/ Grounded out for Turley in 9th:
Ran for Howard in 9th: 3 Lined out
for Strickland in 10th; Hit by pitch
er for Hardy in 10th.
CLEVELAND 100 600 900 4-5
NEW YORK 600 900 0l0 o.
E-Kubek. PO-A-Cleveland. 30-S;
New York. 3O-I7. DP-Kubek to
Richardson to Skowron McDougald to
Richardson to Skowron. LOB-Cleve-
land, z: New York, g.
2b-Temple. Held Kubek. Turley,
Howard. HR-Piersan, Howard. s.
Stiaman
Evening star., 1960-05-11
FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated Press

TRENTON, N. J.-Mel Collins, 1879,
Trenton. stopped Joe Micelli, 1874, New
York 90.
HARTFORD, Conn. - Steve Ward,
l4O. Hartford, outpointed Eddie An
tonetti, 40, Puerto Rico (S).
RICHMOND, Calif.-Fernando Sofa.
l22, Portugal, and Caetano Annaloro.
l@l, San Francisco. draw t1O).
Evening star., 1960-05-11

! PHILADEL PHIA 600 600 zoo
4 SAN FRANCISCO 0Ol 0Ol llx-4
! E-Malkmus. Lepcio, Coker. PO-A-
Philadelphia, PAS; San Francisco.
/ 27-10. DP-Malkmus to Lepcio to
l Herrera; Lsndrith to Bressoud. LOB
| Philadelphia. q; San Francisco, 8. 3b-
| Kirkland. HR-Post SB-Blasineame.
Mays, Cepeda. S-Landrith, Dark
Evening star., 1960-05-11
RED sox. 8; WHITE SoX, 7
BOSTON
CHICAGO

Totals 3s II 6 Totals 80 8 10
l Doubled for WYNN in 4th: . In
tentionally walked for H Sullivan in
Sth; 3 Ran for Williams in Sth; An
nounced to bat for F. Sullivan in Sth;
8 Homered for GeiEer in Sth: s Walked
for Espisito in 9th; Struck out for
Ferrarese in 9th.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
MAJOR BOX SCORES
GIANTS, 4; PHILS, z
SAN FRANCISCO
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADEL PHIA
SAN FRANCISCO

Totals 81 " 8 = Totals 80
Walked for Miller in 9TH.
Evening star., 1960-05-11

soft 1858 Higgins cabin cruiser:
fully equipped; powered by 15O-h.p
Gray Marine engine; dual controls
VIII sell for balance due. Call STAN
WILLIAMSON. JU. 5-33O2
The Arizona post., 1960-10-14
Role Of B'noi Birth LuUded
EDITOR:


Due to circumstances unable to write you sooner
opinion of the interesting article contained
in your Sept. issue under Capital Spotlight entitled
Jewish Lawyers Role Is Lauded.
Your story tribute well to Bnai Birth and its
leadership realizing the dream of Philip utznck Tor
president for just such and exhibit hall as
now is in the Bna Birth building in Washington, DC. An
exhibit the graphic testimonials to American
ewry portrang in the particular display described in your
article early influences American jurisprudence
the parts played by great lawyers of the Jewish faith
from colonial days to the present
Many other great things display in this unique
exhibit hail. such the letter written by George Washing
ton to the Newport Hebrew Congregation dated 1870
tanning description of the United States Gov
(which gives to bgoty sanction to perse
assistance There many wonderful things de-
picting the role played by Jews in the Civil War; Jewish
pioneers west Jewish arts and letters and
should conclude here but would be remiss if did
not another great section in the Bnai Birth build
ng-the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Four Freedoms Library
solely the project Bna Birth Women in the country and
to which many Tucson Bnai Birth contributed
This beautiful and fast growing library has now become
"ust on the tourists visiting capital city The
library repository for great Jewish books and is
living memorial to ideals stated by great American
president
you for your time and patience in giving this
rather long birdseyeVieW of great Bnai Birth contri
button to culture.
MRS. CHARLES S. KALB
District Four Executive
Board Member
Bna Birth Women
The Arizona post., 1960-10-14
MARTIN SCEWERIN
32O1 ArroYo Chico
AppeoI Made For CIofhinq
EDITOR:


thank the many readers of The Arizona
generously contributed clothing for Israel
After reading that ship each month much clothing as
possibly collect the has been very good
The need is still great and the winter coming means
the need right is for winter clothing Israel has much
much like the northern part Of Arizona
Suffering is intense when sufficient clothing is not avail
able.
appears like the response is good whenever article
appears asking contributions of clothing then
able to make big shipments.
We receive many letters of appreciation from Israel
very touching in their heartfelt appreciation
These mostly from orphanages and schools SO you
can know that childrens clothing is very much needed
clothing helps to keep these children from getting
sick Keep giving and will keep right shipping. We
must ask the cooperation from our fellow Jews.
There many newcomers who have had good edu-
cations and they people of yet today they look
for clothing, they to Israel with only the
clothing their backs So anything you can gve please
drop Salonc home at 1922 E. Lee 133 N Stew
Ave. you have of transportation we Will
call for it.
MIR. AND MRS P SALONIC
1922 E. Lee