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Democratic..,
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Postmaster General for Transpor-
tation; Charles Duncan of Wash
ington, D. c., Chief Of Appellate
Division in U. S. Attorneys office
for the District of Columbia, Cecil
Poole of San Francisco, U. S. At
torney for Northern California;
Andrew Hatcher of San Francisco,
Associate White House Press Sec
rotary; Carl Rowan of Minneapo-
lis, Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State for Public Affairs; John
Duncan of Washington, d. c.,
Commissioner of the District of
Columbia; Mercer Cook of Wash
ington, D. c., Ambassador to Mig
er and Clifton R. Wharton of San
Francisco, Ambassador to Norway.
Bailey also noted that Judge
William HASTE of Philadelphia.
who is the highest ranking Negro
on the Federal bench, U. S. Court
of Appeals, was appointed by
Democratic Administration.
Judge Parsons was born in Kan
sas City, Missouri on August Is,
1911, and moved to Decatur, ILL
nois at an early age. He received
his A. B. degree from M:lliken
University in Decatur anil his
Masters degree and law degree
from the University of Chicago. He
served in the Navy from 1912 to
1915, and in 1949 to 1851 as AS
sistant Corporation Counsel Of
Chicago. From 1851 to 1861, Par
sons was Assistant US. Attorney
for the Northern District of Illi-
nois. In 1860 he was elected to
the Superior Court Bench of Cook
County, Illinois.
His wife, Mrs. Amy Parsons, is
a business administration grad
uate of Northwestern University;
and is head cashier of the Chicago
Housing Authority. Their only
child, Hans Dieter Parson Ia, who
was born in Heidelberg, Germany.
was adopted five years ago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-19

Franklin, Pa; Pauline Humphrey,
Iowa; Viola Grassland, NY; Ernes-
tine Flores, ILL.,; D. A. Julius, Fla;
Rosa Pointer, Texas; Bertha Erwin,
Ohio; Martha Cobb, KY; Blance
White, Md; Gladys Heron, Ohio;
and Bessie Rivers, Ill.
DR.. Whickam and her cabinet
have already begun working for
even a Bigger and Better" Con-
vention in Cleveland, Ohio, in
1862.
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Move For...
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In addition, the subcommittee
urged that young minority group
workers qualify themselves to pass
the exacting entrance examina-
tions for apprenticeship so that
more will be able to enter and
complete apprentice training pro-
grams.
Mr.. Meany also emphasized the
Importance of insuring equal OPP
portunity, regardless of race, creed,
color or national origin, in refrain
ing programs being undertaken to
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-19

If you homemaker who likes to off the
the same time winter Wooens balls you'll
take to the recipe below Carnaton Company
developed nobake fruit for when appetes
come delicate and does the cook Carnaton evapoated
milk which has half the caores half the
makes the filling light whips so easily extra
smooth and creamy because it blends
LIME PEACH WHIPPED ANGEL FOOD PIE
Ia cups graham cracker a cup wafer ......
$50 crumbs fIsf u cup lemon juice t
2 tablespoons sugar l cup undiluted Carnaion
~ cup melted butter evaporaed milk
package e ounces lime tablespoons lemon Juice
Favored gelatin Sliced cling peaches
Y cup sugar Maraschno cherries haved
Mix crumbs tablespoons sugar and melted butter
gether Line sides and bottom of 9nch plate Chill
blne gelatin and " Heat and lemon
juice TO boiling point Pour gelatin mixture
gelatin dlSSoves Chill until consistency of unbeaen white
Chill evaporaed milk refrigerator tray until soft ice crystals
form edges of (abou Is 20 mnuteS
stiff (about mnue) Add the tablespoons Juice and
whip stiff (abou minutes onger) Fold whipped evap
GRATED milk into gelatin mixture Spoon into chilled she'll
Garnish with peaches and cherry halves Chill until
(about to hours makes 9-inch single crust pe)
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Unanimous.
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Chaplain, Cleo Holmes, Ark; His
torian, Vernice Hardy, Mich. Trus-
tees: Ruth Valentine, Va; Doris
Ford, Va; Helen Nunnaly, Tenn.
Pearline Dewberry, Texas; Flor
ence Ellerbee, N. Y; Bessie RAN
som, Texas; Laura Hughes, Indi-
ana; Wellika Goodman, Ore; Ser
ena Patterson, Pa; Ruth Jackson,
Ala; Calmese Russell, Miss; Ruth
Matthews, D. c.; Elizabeth Chat
tard, La; Roxanna Pitts, N. c.;
Parthenia Bell, Miss; Marie Smith,
Pa; Executive Board: NADIA P. Ed
wards, La; Thelma Parker, Mich;
Willie NJ. Hooks, Ark; Lilly
ed. All union officials and other
interested parties are invited,
AmiS announced.
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The wage policy committee for
mulates Steelworkers policy in its
contract negotiations with the in
dustry.
It's membership is drawn from
the various districts.
Mr.. Sidberry's district is num-
Der Is which is headed by Direct
or Paul NJ. Hilbert whose offices
are located in McKeesport, Pa.
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Negro Given go.
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two Negro members on the COM
mittee. Lucius Love, at that time
a member of USW Local 1922 in
Gary, Ind, and Carl Dickerson,
like Mr.. Sidberry, a member of
Local 1856.
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Brain and Fancy Fancy"
A prominent, non-cat character is Police Officer
Dibble who is constantly frustrated by the antics
of top Cat" and his cohorts.
Arnold Stang, Allen Jenkins, Maurice Gosfield,
Marvin Kapan, Leo De Lyon, John Stephenson
and other well known actors supply the voices
Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera who created Huckle-
berry Hound, Yogi Bear, Quick Draw McGraw
and The Fintstones, are producers. Kelloggs of
Battle Creek is co-sponsor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-19

You'd hardly miss
your spare pocket
change, would
you? Well, only 63t
saved a day can
m a k e you tn e
owner of $1,000
worth of us. Saw
ings Bonds just 40
months from now.
ALL you do is
combine your daily
Evening star., 1961-08-20
"a u SUNSET STRIP.

Mystery. l Hour. "Hot TamaIe Caper."
Part l. Rex Randolph tRichard Long, is
believed dead in plane crash but clues
Indicate he may be alive (Repeat)
Evening star., 1961-08-20
a HE LAWLEss YEARS.

Police. NArtie Moon" Artie Moon
George BrenIin), in his drive to become
kingpin mobster, buys a nightcIub with
iI-gotten gains.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
7iIIII;I Aue' "
Evening, Cont.
7:3O q THE CALIFORNIANS.
Western. Richard Coogan stars.
q MATTY'S FUNDAY FUNNlES.
Cartoons
q RAWHIDE.

Western Hour incident on the Road
to Yesterday" A man is seized by the
cattle drovers as he attempts to return
money he had stolen ten years earlier.
frankie Laine, Nan Grey. guest stars.
(Repeat)
Evening star., 1961-08-20
q ONE HAPPY FAMILY.

Comedy "Shut Up, | Love You." After
an argument with Barney. MIdren de-
cides to take marital vacation. IRE
peat)
Evening star., 1961-08-20
q FIVE STAR PLAYHOUSE.

Movie l12 Hours. "Action in Arabia"
1914. A newsman, seeking clues to a
buddys death, uncoVers Nazi plot to
turn Arabs against the allies. George
Sanders, Gene Lockhart.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
q HARRIGAN AND SON.

Comedy. "The Man Who Wouldn't Stay
Dead" The Harrigans are involved in
a murder case when the court opponent
turns up dead. Pat o'Brien. Roger Perry.
(Repeat)
Evening star., 1961-08-20

Drama. "Two Bit Gangster." A news
paper reporter senses big story when
a former hoodum gives his life in de-
tense of an innocent bystander during
a bank robbery Keenan, Wynn. IRE
oeat)
Evening star., 1961-12-23

Stage
National Theater-"Fiorello"
2 and $50 pm.
Arena THE American
Dream" and What Shall We
Tell Caroline?"; 2:30 and $3.50
pm.
Screen
Ambassador-"Babes in Toy
Evening star., 1961-12-23
THE PASSING SHOW
Wilder Uses Berlin
AS Al Farce Stage
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic of The Star

Everybody wishes everybody Merry Christmas but Billy
Wilder has really done something about it. .-.--
He has cowren directed and produced of the years
meeSt comedies 1t is called "One Two Three be found
at the Dupont Theate we'll nger there for months
Evening star., 1961-12-23

how Cagney is to convert Rus
sia to Coca Cola, introduce a
relaxed democratic spirit
among the company's heel
clicking German employees, out
maneuver his too weSternized
blond secretary, and finally
how to keep the princess royal
of the Coca Cola empire from
marrying a MarX-infected East
Sector beatnik.
Cagney is just the finger
swapping actor to be trapped in
the middle of this kind of dis
aster complex. His Mac Mac
Namara is an executive with a
machine gun brain but one
which is an often Off as on.
target.
Russian purchasing missions
and genuflecting Germans he
can deal with. AS for the blond
secretary, he can choose when
to hold her at arms length and
when not to. The inSoluble
problem is what to do about
the Big Boss daughter. an
Atlanta miss whose romantic
impulses know no limit. not
even the Brandenburg gate and
the unkempt young Marxists
who live beyond it.
The Wilder and Cagney styles
fuse ideally in probing the
slapstick potential of the con.
Evening star., 1961-12-23

Rome for a year. I'VE leave In
February" the beautiful red
head told me, "and of course
we take the children with U.S."
That huge set showing Alex
andria at the time Of Cleo
patra" has blown down, q cor
respondent from Rome, informs
me. Just as well. The Million
dollar edifice was drafty, ac-
cording to star Elizabeth Tay.
lOr.
~ Il i
Hayley Mills, Is, beat hei
dad. John Mills, for top per-
formance of the year in 9
British poll. It made 1t q BIZ
awkward at home, she thought
But she also beat out Audrey
Hepburn and Sophia Loren
Hayley is the nearest to Shirle,
Evening star., 1961-12-23

Temple we've had in the last
20 years or so.
I received a letter from
c haracter h actor Mitchell
KOwal, just returned from
eight months in Europe. 1T
sure is funny" he writes, Il
live in Hollywood, California
the capital Of motion pictures
but as an actor 1 have to go to
Europe to appear in foreign
films so that I can afford tc
live in Hollywood part of the
year." Kowal has worked In
Spain. France, Germany, Swe-
den, Italy and Poland.
Hungarian Valerie Varda In
Mr.. Hobbs Takes a Vacation
was born Zsa Zsa Eva. Obvi.
ously she was named for two
members of the Gabor family
who have made these name!
famous.
Terry Thomas is back ir
Hollywood and the first gir
he dated was ballerina actress
Francesca BeiIini - she wa.
with him In 20th-Fox's Bach
elor Flat" Thomas is in Holly
wood for the guest-starrint
Evening star., 1961-12-23

giving Washingtonians a chance
to use whatever is left of their
gift of laughter.
AS in The Apartment, NJ
though not so savagely satiric,
the new Wilder picture is ir-
reverent, reckless, and quick to
pounce upon every absurdity in
a considerable expanse of
human behaviour and mis-
behaviour. It's inspiration may
falter here and there but only
long enough for its lmpish
creator to regather his forces.
Also as a net quickly to break
any fall from its hilarity level.
"One, Two, Three" makes
dramatic use of a sunny, smil-
ing Berlin as its setting. This
is one of the most striking ele-
ments of the farce which uses
James Cagney as Wilder's chief
spokesman on cold war, ado
lescent anarchy, big business,
psychotic MarXiSm. and a mis-
cellany of other subjects.
Life's chaos, Wilder is He'll
bent upon saying, can be laugh
able. too. This is clearly quite
a refreshing idea.
1t takes comedy genius to
pack a script with as much as
Wilder achieves in "One, Two.
Three"
He starts with the character
played by Cagney. He is head
man of Coca Cola's outpost
closest to the Iron Curtain.
This is an exile post which
Cagney has earned by lapSing
from the company's high stand
ard Of business and personal
behaviour. His purpose is to
redeem himself and escape to
more congenial pickings but not
until he can eXtricate himself
from one of Wilder's daffiest
plots.
Among its complications are
Evening star., 1961-12-23
HOLLYWOOD
Home for the Holidays
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD tNANA). -
Larry Parks flies in today from
filming Freud" in Munich, to
trim the family Christmas tree.
Then he flies right back there
after Christmas to resume in
the John Huston movie. The
jet age has made it too easy to
cover vast distances in practi-
cally no time at all. And I can
tell you it's exhausting.
Bobby Darin's friends have
just about forgiven him for
waking them up at 2:30 in the
morning. with news of his sons
birth. Bobby. a Sour Apple"
nominee. will be nicer to the
Hollywood press next year.
Cross his heart and hope to
scowl!
I shall miss Fred Vile. jr., at
my Christmas party this year.
Fred. who passed away a few
days ago. was my boss at NBC
when I had my daily television
show. A fine gentleman.
Another second generation
newcomer - Chris Crosby, l9-
year-old son of Bob. He wants
to be an actor and has hired an
agent. May he be as lucky
as siX-foot-six Danny Milland
(son of Ray, who has a con-
tract at Warner Brothers.
Maureen O'Hara is spending
a lot Of the holidays visiting
her mother in the hospital
Maureen's 17-year-old daugh-
ter BrOnwyn is another second
generation thespian. She has
already appeared in a "Surfside
S" chapter. Eve Arden and
husband Brooks West are look
ing for a play to do on Broad
way. This popular couple STAR
red in stock last summer. And
how long ago that seems! ]
can't remember when it has
been so cold and unsunny in
California.
George Peppard, starring In
two of the four segments oi
How the West Was Won" Is
still finding time to build ar
apartment for his mother or
his North Doheny drive home
here. His picture will be released
in July.
Arlene Dahl and husband
Chris Holmes plan to live ir
Evening star., 1961-12-23

flicts which keep exploding in
both sectors of a summer-like
Berlin. Much of the merriment
Of watching these blasts spins
out Of the screenplay's dialogue,
more from the turbulence and
quick tempo of its action.
1t is a tradition by now that
Wilder films shall employ
enough actors for a spectacle
although they are used for an
entirely different purpose
"One, Two, Three" is no eXcep-
ton to this rule.
Beyond Cagney, it introduces
a brand-new girl. Pamela Tiff
fin, as the Coca Cola princess
whose name just happens to
be Scarlett Hazeltine. Miss Tiff
fin has no trouble at all grasp
ing the royal waywardness OF
this Scarlet, or the accent
which is sheer whipped cream
with a flavor of magnolia.
She is a funny girl. but not
a whit more so than Lilo Pull
YER as the German secretary
who has picked up the neces-
sary number Of western aggres-
sions to cope with any occupy
ing. and too little occupied
American like Cagney. Less
blessed than these two by the
script, Arlene Francis is an
other amusing asset Of the
film in the role of Cagney'.
coolly unresigned wife whose
heart is in neither Coca Coils
nor casual marriage.
Less felicitously chose
among the cast is handsome
Horst Buchholz as the East Ber.
lin beatnik willing to sacrifice
the religion of Marx for profits
of Coca Cola. He and American
slapstick seem a bit estranged
a minor flaw in the film.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
WHERE AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions and Times of Showing

land; IL, 1:55, $50. 5:45, 7:45
and $40 pm.
Apex-"Cinderella";; 1, 2:40
4:30. $40, sos and 9::55 pm
Capitol - Flower Drum
Song; 1850 am, 2, 4:25, $50
9:15 and l:40 pm.
Dupont-"One, Two, Three;
1870, 1925, $50. 1885 and 9:4C
pm.
Keiths-"Pocketful Of Mira
cles"; l1:l5 am, las, AIS
6:45; 9:l5 and ll:45 pm.
MacArthur-"The Big Mon.
ey": 2, $50, SOS, $40, s:l(
and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - Babes II
Toyland":; 10, 1l:55. l:55, $50
$50, 7:45 and 9:40 pm.
OntariO-"Breakfast at Tiff
fany's"; 1:25, $40, $50, 80,
and 1915 pm.
Palace-"Wonders of Alad
din; IL. lao. 3:20. 5, $40
$40, 10 and 11:40 pm.
Playhouse - Twist ArounC
the Clock; HAS am. lilo
2:45, 4:2O, $50. 7:25, 9 ant
Plaza - Twilight Girls"
l1:45 am. l. 2:45, 4:30, Sis
8 and $40 pm.
Stanton-"Not Tonight, Hen
ry";; l:45. 3, Ais. $50, 6:45
8, 9:l5 and 10:30 pm.
Town-''Mysterious Island"
l2, 2. 4:05, $40, 8:15 and 1911,
pm.
Trans-Lux Twist Aroun,
the Clock; 1905 am, 1885
2:l0, $40, Sis, $50, 8:25 am
1855 pm.
Uptown-"West Side Story
2 and $50 pm.
! Warner King of Kings
2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
Citizens to Judoe
YuIe Decorations

The Hawthorn Citizens As
sociation will judge outside
Christmas decorations in its
area Tuesday evening. A first
prize and two honorable men,
tions will be awarded for best
window, doorway and overall
effect.
Judging the contest will be
Powell Lum. art director of The
Star: Donald A. Hay, architect
and builder, and Max Barth,
architect and artist.
/ Mrs. Roy Yowell Of 1852
Thirty-First street NV. is the
contest chairman.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE ENEMY BELOW"-RObert Mtchum Curt Jurgens
in a suspenseful duel between DE and a Naz sub.
EXODUS"-Otto Premnger pOpulates Israel impress
sive in its size than in Its dramatic depth.
"FANNY"-Leslie Caron and Maurice Chevalier in Josh
LOgans beguing film of the Pagnol classic.
"GREYFRAIRS BOBBY"-The story of the small dog that
the heart of a large city; for the Disney set.
"GUNS OF NAVARONE"-Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn
and others in exciting World War II adventure yarn.
"a KID FOR TWO FARTHlNGS'-One of the superior i'm
ports Great Britain deftIy directed by Carol Reed
Evening star., 1961-12-23

stint In THE Wonderful World
of the Brothers Grimm" And
I like that printed remark that
a star today does rot ask "Hew
big is the role?" but How
small?" Everyone is guesting.
Roger Moore is coming back
to Hollywood. although. after
his fling as a Maverick"
brother lin place OF Jim Gar
ner) Roger swore he would
never return. :
Evening star., 1961-12-23

"oNE, TWO. THREE" q United
Artists release of a Billy wilder
production, directed by wilder, screen
play by Wilder and l. A. L, Dia-
mond; music by Andre Previn. At
the Dupont Theater.
ThA Eaal
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Why VA-TRo-NoL WORKS so FAST

instantly va-tro-noI TUsheS
J medicationS straight 10
the trouble spot. ShTlnkS
swollen membranes. opens
your nose, helps unblock
clogged sIRuseS. You
breathe freely in seconds
can sleep all night.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

The young United States in this period had
little literature it could call its own James
FenimOre Cooper, Washington Irving, and Ma
thaniel Hawthorne would not come on the
scene for another generation This dearth Of
native literature and the crying need for it,
combined with the uncertainties Of liveli-
hood from rural pastorates. forced Weems to
enter third career.
This decision made, he fell to with will
and wrote furiOuSly, but in a well-cOnsidered
style Of his time. At great personal expense, he
had his efforts printed and bound and then
took to the road, selling his books from house
to house. II seems remarkable today that he
met with such success. Money was as scarce as
books. and the bulk of his sales must have rep
resented real privati0n for his buyers His
titles today would bring smiles but they were
entirely acceptable then. The History Of the
Bad Wifes Looking Glass, or Gods Revenge
Against Cruelty to Husbands" was typical.
All had distinct uplift in their moral tone.
Financially, Weems was hugely successful.
He enriched the lives Of countless people
thirsting for knowledge and the written word.
His eulOgizing of the First President in The
Life and Memorable Actions of George Wash
ington" sold thousands of copies and put the
model life of the great man before countless
growing boys of rough, crude backgrounds. It
was here that both cherry tree and silver dol
lar anecdotes first appeared. In his way. he
probably had large part in nullifying the ju-
venile delinquency of $50 years ago. He was
respected as pastor and author and his desig
nation Of "Parson" was not one Of deriSion but
of respect and affection. He lived until 1925,
amassing small fortune through sheer drudg
cry and determination and despite the indig
mites of peddling through the countryside. He
might be called the Horatio Alger Of his day.
Few read either author now, but in their two
eras they were both powerful forces for good
When Weems died, he was buried at Bel Air,
where his grave may still be seen.
The parson would seem to merit better
place among our early literary lights. He had it
once until the debunkerS went to work. The
American is Independent and likes to speak
his piece, but he also likes to pat underdogs
Maybe little more time will put Parson Weems
back on his proper level in our early history
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Fastest Way To Relieve
Sinus Cold Congestion

Opens stutfed-up nose, so you can BREATHE.
minutes before tablets even start to work.
medical brings
miserable snuscod congestion faster far faster than tablets
That's because Vaonos specialized indications you direct
relief while tablets have through the stomach and
the bloodstream before they working.
The Vanol drops each side of your
you'll feel relief You'll
less time than takes swallow tablet You'll feel better and
breathe agn What's you'll like the Varonol comforts
longer than sprayeS sleep Get bottle of Vcks Vatronol
Nose Drops today fastest relieve cold congestion!
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Cold tablets, going
through the blo0ostFeam,
take Is minutes or more
to get medication to your
nose. Until then nasal
and sinus passages re-
main blocked. You can't
breathe can't sleep.
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CARD Of THANKS

| wish to thank my friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy and Rev. Day for his
consoling words during the loss
of my beloved sister, Elsa Missile.
Emma Missile
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tage of three singles, four stoler
bases and two errors in the tor
Of the ninth to break up q
pitching duel between Johr
Blair and Art Philip. Blail
turned in his best performance
since launching his Little League
career six years ago by limiting
the losers to two hits, both
singles, and setting a Colt Lea
que record of 19 strikeouts.
In the other game, the G.. E.
Lite Sox bested the Nela Flor
lists, 5-3, at Forest Hills. All
five Of the winners runs came
in the sixth inning on four
walks, an error and Milt Bley's
Loaded double.
Bley was the winning pitcher,
although he needed a good re-
lief performance by his fellow
hurler, Denny Vaughn.
Greg Davis took over the
duties for the florists
with a 10 lead but he was un-
able to zero in" on the plate
as he loaded the bases with
two out. Bob Rainey and Chris
Tartara collected two hits each
for the losers.
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Little League Diamonds
Glitter With Actiuitv

a single, triple and wild pitch
Molnar really bore down foi
the remainder of the game
however, by striking out the last
seven batters he faced. First
Baseman Pete Nasvytis led the
five-hit Snyder attack while
Dave Price was the batting star
for Edwards with a home run
and triple
Colt League
Four of the six games sche-
duled in the Colt League to date
have been rained out. Last
Thursday the local diamonds
were dry long enough to per-
nit pair of contests to be
played in the "senior circuit"
At Skating Rink Field, the de-
Tending champion Kiwanis Club
had to go nine innings to regis
ter a So victory over the Merle
Owen Funeral Home.
The Kiwanians took advan-