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Evening star., 1960-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 200 or more at
bats Mays, San Francisco, .342;
Larker, Los Angeles, .33S; Ashburn,
Chicago. .324: Groat. Pittsburgh,
BY; Clemente, Pittsburgh, .316.
RUNS-Mays, San Francisco, 72;
Mathews, Milwaukee, 81: Ashburn,
Chicago, and Brutcn, Milwaukee, Sc;
Aaron, Milwaukee and Skinner
Pittsburgh, 64.
RUNS BATTED IN-Banks. Chicago.
81; Aaron, Milwaukee. 76: Mays,
San Francisco, 70: Cepeda, San
Francisco, SO; Mathews, Milwau-
kee, g..
HITS-Groat,. PITTSBURGH, 1913; Mays,
San Francisco. lis; Bruton. Mil
113; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 112.
DOUBLEs-Pinson. Cincinnati, 81:
Mays, San Francisco, and Cunning
ham. st. Louis, "a; Cepeda, San
and White, ST. Louis, 20.
TRIPLES-Pinson. Cincinnati, and
White, st. Louis, 8; ,Bruton, Mil
v,aIa wsukee' and 1,,,IS kirkland: San Fran
and Mays, San Francisco. s.
HOME RUNS-Banks, Chicago, and
Milwaukee, and Mays, San Fran
CISCO "a Boyer, 81. LOUIS, 20.
STOLEN BASES-Pinson. Cincinnati,
%; Mays, San Francisco, 90: Wills,
phia, Is; Bruton, Milwaukee, IS.
PITCHING biased or 10 or more de-
cisions Williams, Los Angeles,
1872, .S33; Roebuck Los Angeles,
So, 800: Buhl, Milwaukee, 1913,
sL69; Law, Pittsburgh, 1875, .722;
Mcdaniel, st. Louis, 1-3, 200.
STRIKEOUTS-Drys Los Angeles.
I6:: Friend, Pittsburgh. l25 VIII
FRANCISCO, and jackson, st. Louis,
105.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
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Evening star., 1960-07-28

Witt, the starter, left after the
first inning because of an ell
bow pain. Earl Francis relieved
him but had to leave at the
end Of the fourth because of
a sore shoulder.
Pinch-hitter Bobby Del Gre
cos leadoff homer broke a 3-3
tie and launched a four-run
rally in the fifth for the Phil
lies, who handed the Cubs their
sixth straight defeat.
Pancho Herrera also homered
for the Phils. who rocked five
pitchers for Is hits. Seth More
head was tagged with the de-
feat.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGIE


BATTING biased on 200 or more al
Smith. Chicago, .322; Minoso, Chi,
eago, .32l: Power, Cleveland, .31S;
SieVers, Chicago, .317.
RUNS-Mantle. New York, so; Maris,
New York, 80: Minoso, Chicago, 81,
Sieyers, Chicago. So; Allison, Wash
RUNS BATTED N-Maris, New York
10; Skowron, New York, 81; Minoso,
Chicago, 60: Gentle, Baltimore,
and Lemon, Washington, 81.
HITS-Minoso. Chicago, ia; Smith
Chicago, 112: Robinson, Baltimore
lO6: Runnels, Boston, Fox, Chicago,
Skowron, New York, and Gardner
Washington, 103.
DOUBLES-skowron New York, 90;
Allison, Washington, 81; Minoso
Chicago, and Siebern, Kansas City
20; Runnels, and Lollar, Smith and
TRIPLES-Robinson Baltimore, Fox
and Aparicio, Chicago, and Becquer
Washinston' 8; seven players tied
HOME RUNs-Maris. New York, 81;
Mantle. New York, and Lemon
21; skowron, New York, is.
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio Chicago
%; Lands, Chicago. IA; Minoso
Chicago, and Piersall, Cleveland, -;
Temple, Cleveland, 10.
PITCHING Cbased on 10 or more de.
cisionsl sl-CoateS, New York, %
SIS; Perry, Cleveland, ia. .733:
Staley, Chicago, "a, .692; Estrada,
Baltimore, 10-5, ..667: Pierce, Chi
caso' and Pascual, Washington, 9-5,
STRIKEOUTS-Bunn Detroit, 1875:
Bell, Cleveland, and Pascual, wash
and Larry, Detroit 81.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
MINOR LEAGUES

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver 6-s, Charleston 3-3 (sec-
ond game 10 innings.
Louisville 3, st. Paul O.
Minneapolis 6, Indianapolis s.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver Z. Sacramento 4.
Tacoma 8, Portland ..
Seattle 7. San Diego ..
Salt Lake City 8, Spokane g.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester -6--4, Columbus 3-3
Montreal 6, Miami 3.
Other games postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta 8, Chattanooga 3,
Mobile s, Birmingham /.
Memphis s, Nashville .
Shreveport g. Little Rock 5.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Rio Grande Valley 5, Austin 4.
Victoria /, Tulsa 0.
Amarillo 10, San Antonio 7.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Lancaster 3, Binghamton 2.
WilliamSport Q. Springfield 4.
Reading 8, Allentown g.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbia 8, Charlotte 3 30 in
Jacksonville 3, Macon 2.
Asheville, 8. Knoxville /.
Savannah 7, Charleston 3.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
VeracruZ 6. PoZa Rica 3
Monterrey g. Mexico City Tigers
Puebla g. Mexico City Reds 5.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Moeeie's Nine Meets
CuroIinu Champions

Maggie's softball team, 1859
Washington Glass AA cham
pion, will play the Southeastern
champions from Can
ton, N. c.. tonight in a Z
o'clock double-header at Guy
Madison Recreation Center.
Ron Peterson, who for the
last three years has averaged
IL strikeouts per game; Wade
Garrett and Billy Beardon will
be available as Canton pitchers.
Maggie's will have its mound
trio of Andy Lopez, Johnny
Paul and Dan Leviton.
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PILLS, 7; CUBS, 5
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO

Totals SO Is Z Totals 81 5l3 .
l Hit into force play for CardweIl in
%; Hit homer for Gonzalez in 9Th;
3 Flied out for Callison in 5th;
Walked for Schaffernoth in 9th; 5
Singled for Thacker in Sth: Lined
out for Drott in Sth: Lined out for
kindan in Sth; Grounded out for
Freeman in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA --- 100 O4O 0OO-7
CHICAGO -------- 100 200 O02-5
E-Tsppe. PO-A-Philadelphia, 27-7;
Chicago, 27-S. LOB-Philadelphia 8;
Chicago. 10.
2b-Callison, Conley. Ashburn. 3b-
Altman. HR-Del Greco, Herrera. SB
II. Taylor, B. @. Smith S-Del
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FIGHT RESULTS

MONTREAL.-Bob Cleroux, 2O7,
Montreal, knocked out Roy Harris.
1851, Cut and Shoot, Tex. 3.
PORTHCAWL, WaleS-Mike DeJohn,
2101a, Syracuse, N. Y, declared winner
over Dick Richardson, 2O4, Wales.
Richardson disqualified in eighth round
for butting.
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GIANTS, 5; BRAVES, 0

Totals 80 0 4 0 Totals 81 5 s 5
| Grounded out for Cottier in 7th;
Struck out for Burdette in 7th.
MILWAUKEE 600 600 OO0-O
SAN FRANCISCO - 1O4 900 0Ox-5
E-Logan. PO-A-Milwaukee, 24-I2;
Blasinsame to Marshall. LOB-Mil-
vaukee, g.; San Francisco. g.
2b-Msys, Cepeda, Maye. SB-Alou.
Stanford.
ip h er BIB so
Burdette ----- 6 ) ) /
Sanford - s. 4 0 o 3 6
Winner-sanford CO.'S. Loser-Bur-
dette U0-6).
U-Donateln, Conlan. Burkhart,
Vargo. T-2:2O. A-lS,774.
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Wlnner-LoWn I2-Il, Loser-DeIock
(5-4).
xFaced three batters in 9TH. WP-
O'clock, Fornieles.
U-Hurley, Stewart. Soar, Flaherty.
T-2:4S. A-l4,7S0.
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DODGERS. :; REDS. o
CINCINNATI

Totals 81 0 4 0 Totals IS ? 7 l.
. lStruck out for Maloney in Sth
2struck out for Kasko in sth. 3Walked
for Larker in Sth.
CINCINNATI 600 600 OOO-O
LOS ANGELES 900 900 11X-2
EPignatano, Cardenas. PO-A-I
DP-Maloney to Cardenas to Coleman;
Robinson to Martin. LOB-Cincinnst
D, Los Angeles ,.
2B-Cook, Coleman.
ip. h, r. er. BIB. so
Maloney g > 81
Brosnan "a u q OI
Henry 2a0 0 o 0I
Drysdale . . q O g
Winner-Drysdale C9-1O). Loser
Maloney ODD.
HBP-By Drysdale CPinson). WP-I
Henry. U-Boggess. German, Smith,
Sudol. T-223 A-2O,39l.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
WHITE SoX, 10; RED SoX, 4
CHICAGO
BOSTON

Totals 81 10 l2 s Totals "a 4 IL
Singled for Lown in eth; Singled
for FornieleS in Sth.
BOSTON ----- 900 040 600 4
E-Aparicio. Sievers. PO-A-Chi-
zone to Runnels to Boone: Malone to
Boone; Fox to Aparicio to Sievers;
Buddin to Runnels to Boone; Aparicio
TO Fox to sieyers, ,. LOB-Chicago, s;
Boston, IL.
2B-Landis, Runnels, Fox, Minoso
(2). HR-Geiger Williams, LollaT.
S-Delock, Fox, Lnllar StaleY.
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xaibbon face two batters in 9Th.
Winner = Green (5-4. Loser -
Sadecki (4-5).
HBP-By Francis CBoyer). wP-
Sadecki. PB-H. W. Smith u
Dascoli, Secory, Crawford, VenZon.
T-2:5S. A-lT236.
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BATTING biased on zoo or more al
natsl-Skowron, New York, 333;
eago. .321: Power, Cleveland, .31S;
Sievers, Chicago, .317.
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Winner-Conley C7-6), Loser
Morehead 40.
U-Jackowskt. Landes. Barlick, Pele-
koudas. T-2:46. A-7,4O9.
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Struck out for Bsuta in 9th. =
PITTSBURGH ----- 600 IO2 3lO-7
ST. LOUIS ------- O0l O20 O2O-3
E--MazeroSki. Groat PO-A-Pitts-
burgh. 27-1l: st. Louis, 27-9. DIP
H. w. Smith to Groat; Groat to
Mazeroskt to Stuart LOB-Pittsburgh
s. St. Louis, 10.
2b = Flood 3b - Mazeroski. S -
Groat. sF-H. W Smith.
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PIRATES, ]; CARDS, 5
PITTSBURGH ST. L

Totals 3S712 6 Totals 33 3 7 8
l Struck out for Bauta in 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

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Evening star., 1960-01-08
Banquet
Saturday

The Japanese American
Citizens League will hold an
installation banquet tomor-
row at the Bethesda Coun-
try Club. Mr.. William Maru-
tani Of Philadelphia, JACL
Eastern District chairman,
will administer the oath Of
Office.
Mr.. John Yoshino, liaison
officer for the Presidents
Committee on Government
Contracts, is president-elect
Of the D. c. Chapter. JACL
is a national organization,
numbering 80 chapters in 80
states.
Guest speaker at the event
will be Mr.. Mike MaSoaka,
who recently returned from
a two month tour Of Japan,
Southeast Asia. Russia and
Europe.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
New Wonder Drug Cosmetic
Restores Young Look to Skin
Medical Show Helena Rubnsens Ultra Feminine Face
Aging of Skin Young Skin

Now it is possible for you to
restore the activity of specific
skin cells that are aging. Yes,
actually to reduce wrinkles due
to dryness, to restore young
skin tone, to awaken the youth
supply cells put to sleep by
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The discovery that has made
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Evening star., 1960-01-08

and teenagers at the settle
ment.
Mrs. Stokes also announced
appointments of Mrs. Al
Philip Kane to be chairman
Of the society's Legislative
Committee, and of Mrs.
Matthias Mahorner as chair
man of the Hospitality Com
'mittee.
The Board Of Directors
voted to hold the Christ
Child Society's annual
Founders Day on March IS.
The event marks the 73rd
anniversary Of the founding
of the society which helps
children and young mothers.
The Christ Child Society
operates, in addition to its
Evening star., 1960-01-08

soil, a smidgen Of FERTILIZER
and a slightly larger pot.
1t was about seven years
old when we moved to Florida
10 years ago. 1t was as tall
as me, and it stood in our
living room near the window,
in a tub as large as a large
bucket. all winter long.
We watered it and busted
the leaves. In Florida, we set
it out permanently, and for
the first time it bore fruit and
has been ever since.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Aduk, Alaska

To Mrs. P. M. Falls Church
Mrs. J. C. F.. Springfield, Va.
We were in Adak for two
years in 1953-55 and had a
similar wait in Seattle. There
are many nice motelS with
kitchens. This is how we
lived for a month while
waiting for transportation.
Be sure to take advantage
of the baby sitting agencies,
which, when we we're there.
were very reasonable and
only employed, bonded, ma
ture women, many with their
own transportation.
I suggest you open q
charge account at one or
two Of the big department
stores in Seattle. They are
very accommodating and
have personal shoppers who
cater to the Alaskan trade.
Also be sure to take. or send.
a Sears catalogue. You can't
live in Adak without one.
In Adak, the housing is
very good, warm and COM
Portable and very nicely fur
nished. You will have a COM
Portable home.
The weather is rainy and
windy so take boots for the
whole family and rain-proof
parkas. You will wear them
everywhere; even to formal
parties. Take some party
dresses including cocktail
dresses and, incidentally. UNI
brellas are almost useless
because of the wind.
There is not much change
in the seasons. Summer can
be quite nice but it is short.
You need very few summer
clothes.
Good luck. You are in for
a lot of fun and will make
many lasting friends.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Aluminium Tree

To Mrs. w. X. D., HydttsUille
Mrs. NJ. G. NJ, College Park
I purchased an aluminium
tree this year and also used
lights on it. I had no trouble
at all. 1 think you should be
careful not to catch the
aluminium in the socket. I
found the tree very beautiful
especially when lit up.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
More About Trees

Mrs. S. J. A., Washington
The new aluminium trees
are perfectly safe provided
you use only Italian lights.
The old fashioned large
lights will cause short cir
cults, shocks, ETC., but by in
structions from the dealer we
used an aluminium tree with
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Envoy
Is Host

Ambassador van Rotten Of
the Netherlands entertained
at a ! pm. stag luncheon to-
day at his residence honor
ing delegates to the civil air
consultations currently TAX
ing place between the United
States and the Netherlands.
Heading the delegation
from the Netherlands is Mr..
E. G. Stykel, State Secretary
for transportation and
Waterways.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Christ Child Group
Holds Meeting

for sick, convalescing and
needs children for the last
several years.
Mr.. Herman A. Schulteis,
well-known Washington bus
iness executive and civic
leader, will continue as chair
man Of the Christ Child Set
tlement Committee, it was
announced at the meeting by
Mrs. Maxwell H. Stokes,
society president.
The committee directs the
many activities for children
Evening star., 1960-01-08

settlement house. the Christ
Child Hospital at Rockville,
Md, the Christ Child Sum-
mer Camp near Prince Fred
erick, Md, the Christ Child
Opportunity Shop, 1927 Wis
consin avenue NV, the
Christ Child Christmas Gen.
ter, 5432 Connecticut avenue
NV. and other major ac-
tiVitieS for children.
Evening star., 1960-01-08

Three new members were
elected to the Board of Di-
rectorS of the Christ Child
Society of Washington at the
society's recent annual ex-
ecutive meeting at the Christ
Child Settlement, SOB Mas
Sachusetts avenue NE.
The new members are Mrs.
Louis Quinter, Mrs. James
Salkeld and Mrs. Fred Wat
kinS.
All have been active in the
Christ Child Society's work
Evening star., 1960-01-08
loIIipop Stain
Mrs. L. K. c., Rockville

Mrs. L. X. C., Rockville
Someone put a lollipop on
my new suede purse and to
try to remove the sticky sur
face, I used a damp cloth.
Now, there is an even worse
stain and it is much darker.
Can anyone help me? Thank
you.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Collars and Cuffs

Mrs. J. N. F., SpriuGfeld. Va.
Can anyone give me a
method for getting white
dress shirt collars and cuffs
clean and removing grease
stains from table linens.
Any suggestions would be
appreciated since I have a
som e tim e searches four
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Keeping Poinsettiu

Mrs. Z. J. A., Washington
Would someone please send
in the directions for keeping
a Christmas poinsettia 50
that 1t will flower the fol-
owing year. Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Sunless Plants

Miss B. G. c., Washington
Can anyone tell me what
we can grow in a room with
artificial light as the only
source Of illumination? We
are anxious to add a honey
touch. Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Gift Cakes
To Mrs. V. L., Arlington
MrS. Il. A.. ArlinQton


Mrs. H. A., Arlington
I have never made a fruit
cake with more ease than the
whisky cake. I experimental
with excellent results, or so
recipients of the cake said)
and made 1t three times be-
fore Christmas.
First I soaked the fruit for
a full "a hours in the wnis-
ky, used the electric mixer
for creaming of sugar and
shortening instead Of beating
the egg yolks separately, I
added them one at a time and
saved the whites, leaving the
mixer going.
Then I added most Of the
liquid from the soaked fruit
and beat it well. The rest of
the mixing and beating Is
done by hand.
I also didn't sift the flour
before measuring and just
spooned it lightly into the
measuring cup. Just put the
nutmeg and baking powder
on top Of the flour and mix it
all in.
For baking I used four
73s by 334 by 2H inch pans
available at the dime store}
lined with double layers Of
buttered wax paper.
These I filled to between
u and p inch Of the top
and divided the remainder of
the batter between coffee
cans.
The coffee cans were only
about half full but were ap-
proximately the same height
as the cakes done in the loaf
pans. I baked them at $50
degrees for 2la to 8 hours
and the result was 18 gift size
the result was 18 gift size
cakes.
After cooling and wrapping
each in bourbon soaked
cheesecloth, then in foil, I
stored them in the refrigera-
tor.
I believe that the secret
of cutting, regardless of size.
is to cut Immediately after
removing from the refrigera-
tor while the cake is very
cold.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
How to Care for Avocado Plants

To Mrs. G. A. c.: Mrs c. T. G.. Alexandria
My mother has had Avocado plant, from seed
in glass JAR for longer than remember. remember
that every spring after about April 90 mother took the flower
pot and all and planted in the ground with the south and
west exposure.
Before the middle October repotted with
Evening star., 1960-01-08
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Evening star., 1960-01-08
Wives Meet

Coffee. Conversation, n
Recuperation" we're on the
menu yesterday when the
Engineer Oficers' Wives Club
met at the Army-Navy Coun-
try Club. Mrs.
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Evening star., 1960-01-08
WEE WOMEN

Italian lights this Christmas
and it was safe and beautiful.
Evening star., 1960-01-08

year-old and a husband who
sometimes gets carried away
with his eating.
Evening star., 1960-10-02
EXPERIENCE DOES IT.

MR. JULES Owner supervisor Of the Washington, D. c
BeouN Academy, represents the longest established
beauty school ownership in this with twenty-five
years Of soon os we'll school management. Mr.. Jules
quofied to offer his students persono guidance in
every phose Of beoUty culture.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
Baltimore Programs va $:z s:s' s 2s:S'
June 19-June Is

tim Id BotmOnaAn AnOeums sore Gae G
Evening star., 1960-06-19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c.
June IL, 1850
Evening star., 1960-06-19

9:oo-Amos m Andy ------- 2
What's News - II
The Three Stooees and Pop-Pop-- l3
9:4o-Dialing for Dollars - 2
lo:oo-SUsie -.------- 2
Romper Room -- I3
ll:0o-Who Do You Trust? ----. l3
ll:30-BUrns and Allen Show ----4- l3
Kodiak mirror., 1960-12-10

fensive play and sharp passing featured the play of the Bears. High scorer for the Medics was Webber with II points.
 A fat week of basketball is promised fans next week when the Kraft tangle with the Coast Guard and VP-17 takes on the Medics next Monday night. Next Thurs day night the PIMA team will meet the Coast Guard, followed by the main go later in the night between the two undefeated teams in the city league.
 The results of other recent games this week were; NAVCOM- STA "A, D & A. 28 Monday night; last Tuesday Kraft'S defeated D & A 58 to 38 and the American Le-
Kodiak mirror., 1960-12-10
Kodiak Bears In
 First Season Win

Led by the sharp shooting Don Buckingham, the Kodiak Bears gained their first basketball vic tory of the '60-'61 season last Fri day night when they defeated the Navy Medical & Dental quintet 39 to 30. The varsity played less than half and the Bears reserves held on to the early lead handed them. Closely following Bucking- ham in scoring was Dennis Huey with II points
 The general all around play of Danny Olson with his hustling de-
Kodiak mirror., 1960-12-10

NASHVILLE, TENN. (P) = After two men robbed a service station here, Attendant Jody Stround didn't have even a dime left to call police.
 He got dime, police Sgt. Cor don Vance reported by turning in empty bottals at near by store.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-12-10
Red Cross Class Open to Anyone

A Red Cross course conducted by Police Chief R. E. Vickery will begin next Monday night at 2 pm. in the City Council Chambers. All police officers will take the course and anyone else wishing to attend are welcome, the Police Chief said.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-12-10

zion team defeated the PIMA quin- tet 60 to 49 with Nowell garnering q points for the winners. High point man for Comsta in the D & A contest last week was Smith with 23 points to his credit.
Arizona sun., 1960-05-19
Baker
To Bring Tots
To United States

LOS ANGELES-Josephine Baker,
who gave up her American citizenship
to become an entertainer in France
four decades ago when racial bars
were strong here, plans soon to bring
a brood of eleven adopted children to
this country.
The children, whose ages range
from four months to eight years, rep
resent many races and religions. She
made it plain that she does not con-
slider the adopted children, ten boys
and one girl, as a multi-racial expert
ment
The toast of the French entertain
ment halls for many years, Miss
Baker, once native of St. Louis has
been appearing at the Huntington
Hartford Theatre with her revue.
In a few months she will return
to Hollywood to make picture of
her life. Il will bring the youngsters
with me. This trip will be one of the
high points of their little lives, Miss
Baker said.
The Bakers dozen reside at her
villa in Les Milandes, in southwest
France.
Arizona sun., 1960-05-19
DESTITUTE FAMILY
GRATEFUL FOR HELP
BY Venerable

Mrs. Clifton Williams wishes to ex-
press heartfelt thanks to those who
offered both spiritual and material
help after her home was partly de-
molished by fire last week.
She also expressed her appreciation
to the SUN staff for aptly bringing
her plight to the attention of the read
ing public. In the fire, allegedly start
ed by an irate husband, the entire
furnishings of the Williams residence
at 1914 E. Sherman were destroyed.
Much of her clothing and those of her
children, Lawrence, %; Kenneth, 20;
Donald, 49,; Sherry, IS; Gregory and
Michael, 8, was destroyed by the fire
The family presently stays at 1910 E.
Sherman.
The Rev. William B. Smith, pastor
of South Phoenix Baptist Church, of
which Mrs. Williams is a member, aid
ed in processing the responses for
Mrs. Williams.