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CAsAMENTo. MICHAEL ANDREW. @

4712 Ravenswood rd., Riverdale
and Mrs. John P. Casamento. brother
Of Sandra Marie Casamento. grand
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph De
Lullo and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
CaSamento. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5S01 Cleveland ave,
RiVerdale, Md, on Thursday, May
4. at . am. Mass at St Ber-
nardS Church, Riverdale. Md, at
e:30 am. Interment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. 2
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CARPENTER, PAULINE. On Monday

'AHENT NAV l. is6l' nOaN a Il. " WasSinSton InTaa
Hospital Center, PAULINE CAR
PENTER Of 2971 Mckinley st. NV,
mother of Anna C. Graham and
, Mrs. Mary c. Harrison. both Of
Washington, D. c.; Edgar M. Car
penter of Detroit, Mich, and C. s
also is survived by one grand
daughter. Mrs. Jane Jones, and
three great-grandchildren. Services
at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. NV, on
Thursday, May 4. at / pm. (park-
Hill CemeterY
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KENNETH FEwELL,
Worshipful Master. 4

JOHNSON. HARRY A. On Monday,
May /, 1861. HARRY A.. JOHN
son OF 2102 Hildarose drive. Silver
Spring. Md, beloved husband OF
Katharine F. johnson and father OF
Henry C. johnson. He also is sur
vived by four grandchildren. Fu-
neral from the Walter w. Deal
Funeral Home, 4S12 Georgia ave.
NV, on Thursday. May 4, at 10
am. Interment Laneview, Va.
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HEWITT. MARGARETTA On Nor

day. May /. 1851, MARGARETIA
J. HEWITT Of 315l 18th place Sc.
mother of Mrs. Rebecca Greasy and
Sherman Clark: sister of Olive
Gadsden, Elsie and George Barber
and daughter of Mrs. Winifred Muir
rell. Many other relatives and
friends also survive After 8 pm.
Wednesday, May 3. friends may cali
at the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday. May
4. at l pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 3
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BREyARD JULIUs ROWE. On satur

day. April 80, 1861, JULIUS ROWE
BREVARD. beloved husband Of Doro-
thy Brevard. father OF Earleen,
son Of Josie F. and Julius c.
Brevard, brother OF Earleen Andrea
King. He also is survived by many
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Thursday, May 4, friends
are invited to call at the Lomax A.
NJ. z. Zion Church, Arlington. Va,
where services will be held on Fri
day. May 5. at 1890 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Casket will not be opened. Ar
rangementS by the Jarvis Funeral
Home.
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HARDY, NETTIE On Monday. MAJ
/. 1851. at Physicians Memoria
Hospital. NETTIE HARDY Of In.
dian Head Md, beloved wife o.
Charles z. Hardy, sr; mother OF Mrs
Paul Keller, Mrs. Margaret Ingram
Mrs. Melvin Knox. Edwin G. anC
Charles B. Hardy. jr.; sister o.
Mrs. Sally Speak and Mrs. Bunit
Amole. both OF Baltimore. Nd. ShI
also is survived by fifteen grand.
children and twelve Ereat-Rrand.
children. Friends may call at ths
Arehart Funeral Home, Inc, La
Plata, Md. Services AZ st. James
Episcopal Church, Indian Head, Md
Interment Bumpy Oak Cemetery
Pomonkey. Nd.
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RUSSETT W. On Monday
May l: 1851, RUssETT W: HUM,
also is survived by ~her mother
Mrs. Margaret v. Chamberlain; q
brother. Milton B. Chamberlain, anC
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Gasch Funeral Home
4I39 Baltimore aye. Hyattsyille
3. where services will be held or
Thursday. May 4. at 1918 am
Interment Arlington National Gene.
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BRONSON, MARY B. On Monde

MaR4 MAI B lsf BRoNs6a 92''SF' 81 1893 sSsOts C.:
lumbia I'd. NV. wife Of the late
Frank F. Bronson and beloved sister
Of Lucille H. Butcher and William
z. Butcher. both Of the same ad-
dress. Friends may call at the s.
l4th st. NV, after pm. Tues
day. May , tparking facilitiesl.
GraveSide services at Blandford Gem
etery, Petersburg Va, on Thursday,
May 4, at l pm. EST.
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DE LOOhl WILLIAM .. On sunday,
April 30, 1861, at Bethesda Naval
Medical Center, Bethesda, Nd, Will
LIAM 8. DE LUCA of 32e5 Arcadia
pl. NV. beloved husband OF the
late Carolyn A. De Luca and father
OF Mrs. Katherine z. GasS, grand
father of Mai. Frank C. Gass, il. :;
great-grandfather Of James Michael
Cynthia Anne and Laura Anne Gass
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
Md. Requiem mass will be offered
at 1915 am. Thursday, May A, al
the Shrine Of the Most Blessed Sac
rament, 6001 Western ave. NV
Entombment Cedar Hill Mausoleum.
DE NEAL, LOLA M. Departed thi,
life on Tuesday, May 9, 1851 al
Providence Hospital LOLA M, DE
NEAL of 1896 East Capitol st
Notice Of funeral later.
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MILES. LAURA B. In loving men,
DRY Of our dear mother, MRS.
LAURA B MILES, who departed
this life fourteen years ago, May
MRs. VOICE E. TAYLOR AND
MUELLER, LOUISE x. In LOVING
memory Of my dear mother-in-law,
LOUISE K. MUELLER, who died
twenty-six years ago today, May
HER pAuaETER-1N-LAw, MAYME
MUELLER
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ROCCELLA, JOSEPH. On Monday
May |. 1861. at his residence, $50
CELIA, beloved husband of Jennie
Pilla Roccella and father of Mrs.
Santa Becker. Carmella and Grace
He also is survived by six grand
children. Funeral from the Tim
othy Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881
4. at 9 am. High reouiem mas,
at St. Gabriel's Church at 9.3G
am. 1nterment Mount Olivet Gem.
etery. Relatives and friends in.
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SAUNDERS. CATHERINE. On Sun

day, April 80. 1861, CATHERINE
SAUNDERS OF 1l6 18th st. ne.
beloved mother Of John z. Kendall.
She also is survived by one brother,
nephews. other relatives and friends
The late Mrs. Saunders may De
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home
80 II st. ne, after 2 pm. Wednes-
day; May 3, where services will be
heId on THURSDAY May 4. at |
nciating Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
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FINN. ALoYSIUS M. On Monday.
pts aai kLoYsius VISIT H. AFiRS'Ga FIRS q isSS HSs
North Wakefield ST., Arlington, Va,
beloved husband Of Hazel M. Finn,
brother of Mrs. Frank L. Kemper
and John Finn. Friends may call
ct the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, after
IL noon Wednesday, May 3. where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday, May 4, at . pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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/. 1861. SIM D. GEORGE Of 2s55
Macomb st. NV. husband OF Louise
George. stepfather OF Blondine John
John j. George. He also is sur
vived by other relatives and q host
Of friends. After 3 pm. Thursday,
May 4, friends are invited to cali
at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You
ST. NV. where funeral services
will be held on Friday. May 5. at
2;30 pm. Interment Hamlet, N. C.
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Dratha

BERMAN, LEAH: On "Wednesday, May
Deerfield ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
beloved mother Of Harris Berman
OF Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. Esther E.
Klein OF Havertown. Pa; Benjamin
Berman, Mrs. Lillian Derow and
Mrs. Goldie Stoller. all of Silver
Spring, Md She also is survived
by brother. Jacob Kramm of
Sarah Burk Of Washington, D. c.,
and twelve grandchildren. Services
at the c. D. Goldberg g. Son Fu-
neral Home. 42l7 9th st. nv, on
Friday. May 5, at 10 am. Inter
ment King David Memorial Gar
Den. In mourning at 420 Deer
field ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
Family requests in lieu Of flowers
contributions may be made to the
Metropolitan Heart Guild, 134 18TH
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sYRNE. JOHN J. On Tuesday, Ma,
sULLIs, CARL. on Tuesday. May

BULLS, CARL. On Tuesday. May 2.
1851. CARL BULLS. beloved nus
Mrs. Jacquelin Bridget, Carl, jr..
and Carol Bulls, stepfather OF Ger
aid NJ Heckener. Friends may call
at the Robert A. Msttingly Fu-
neral Home, 13l 11th st. s.e..
where services will be held on
and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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SMITH. JANIE FRANCES. On Tue,

SMITH. JAMIE FRANCES. On Tues
day, May 2. 1861, at her residence,
1925 Laguna rd.. Adelphi. Nd,
JAMIE FRANCES SMITH, beloved
wife OF Mr.. Carter F. Smith and
mother Of Mrs. Beulah Kidwell, Mr.
Jack A. Smith and Mr.. Robert L.
Smith. She also is survived BY
two grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. me-, where serV-
ices will be held on Friday, May
>, at l1:30 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery a
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sOwFRS FRED WuBIR. OF Wash

ington, D. C., on Sunday, April
go, 1861, brother Of Edith Keyes,
uncle of Beverly Kagle and Mary
Funeral Home, l400 Chaplin st
NV, on Friday. May 5, at l pm
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Announcements OF
Services by Chambers
In Mrntnrtattt

BUSH. JOHN c. In loving memory
OF my husband. JOHN c. BUSH
who passed away eight years age
today. May 3, 1853.
Today recalls q memory
And those who think OF him today
Are the ones who loved him best
WIFE. CHILDREN AND SISTER.
DANT. CLEMENTS T. In sad but Low:
s iasher Te%snSIfhSf chEMENTs + GSs pAN sUSsS %hG
entered into eternal rest thirty
eight years ago today. May 3, 1928
Rest had come. his tasks had ended
Fathers life was big and splendid
And we understand II now.
HIS BELOVED CHILDREN.
FARMER, LAURA. In loving memory
of LAURA FARMER, who passed
away six years ago today. May 3,
1865.
precious one from us is gone,
A voice We loved Is stilled;
A vacant place is left in our home
That never can be filled.
THE FAMILY.
LOCKER, JAMES d. In loving mem
ory OF my dear husband, JAMES
d. LOCKER. who departed this life
twelve years ago today, May 3,
1949.
Many a lonely heartache,
Often a fallen tear;
But always a beautiful memory
OF the one ] loved so dear.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. MARY 8.
LOCKER,
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JACKSON HERBERT An ,merper

JACKSON. HERBERT. An emergent
O communication OF Stans-
!; 81 ! ]: !; /: !
wv mann g. Son Funeral Home,
the purpose Of conducting Masonic
services for our late brother. HER
BERT JACKSON.
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FERGUSON, JOHN BURTON q

Tuesday. May =. 1861. at his resi-
BURTON FERGUSON, beloved 6us-
band Of Beulah Darby Ferguson
and father OF John Burton FerSu-
son, jr., Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Funeral
am, at the Presbyterian Church,
Prospect and Washington sts.,
Hagerstown, Nd. Please omit
flowers.
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FINN, ALoYsIUs NJ M.mber, a

INN ALUHSIUS N. Members OF
Al,A Father Francis J. Hurney
rHSA3 Post, No. l12, Catholic War
Il&0l Veterans. will meet at the
SH Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
III Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
on Wednesday. May 3. 1861,
S at 8 pm. for services for
our late comrade, ALOYSIUS M.
FINN. All CWV members invited.
EMILE H. GILLIAERT. Comdr.
FREDERICK j ROY Adintnnf
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KOINER, ELSIE ENGLISH. On Mon.
| Ala.. i naI ID thn Ma me-.


day, May l.. 1861, at the Washing
ton Hospital Center. ELSIE ENG
LISH KOINER of 6S14 Kirby drive
Sc, beloved wife of Edward L.
Bernard OF Indian Head, Md, and
the late Donald W. English; sister
Of Mrs. Mildred e. Perkins Of Wash
ington, D. c., and Cornelius Bean
Of Bethesda, Md. She also is sur
vived by four grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren. Friends may
call at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, after Q
eiIitiesJ % sy seTyyicss M at the pAab above fS- S-
neral home on Thursday. May 4, at
IL am. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. In lieu OF flowers the fam
lily suggests that expressions Of sym
pathy may be made in the form of
a contribution to the Arthritis As
sociation Of Metropolitan Washing
ton, 243O Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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STORCK, MARY FRANCES. On Nc

SAOhCh MARY FhANCES. On Mon.
Grove Foundation, MARY FRANCES
STORCK, wife OF the late George
William Storck and mother Of Col
Donald O. Storck OF Bronxville
N. Y, and Miss Ethel H. Storck OF
Sl2 Davis ave-, Takoma Park, Nd
Funeral from the Takoma Funeral
Home, 254 Carroll st. NV. (park.
ing opposite, on Thursday, May
4. at q am. Requiem mass at st
Michaels Catholic Church, Silver
Spring. Md. at $3.50 am Interment
National Memorial Park. Falls
Church, Va. Family will receive
friends at the funeral home or
Wednesday, May 3, from pm
until PM
swARTZ, VICTOR W. On Monday
MAY, l., 1861, at Suburban Hos.
pital. VICTOR W. SWARTz Of Ma.
son City, Iowa. beloved husband OF
Charlotte Blanche Swartz and father
OF Mrs. Marguerite Jorgensen OF
Bethesda, Nd. Funeral services and
interment private. For further in.
formation call the Chevy Chase Flu.
neral Home, 5103 Wisconsin ave
NV. 3
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FINNELL. JAMES ERNEST. Sr. Or
Monday. MAY /, 1861. at his resi-.
dence, ll6 South Lee St, Alexan.
dria. Va, JAMES ERNEST FIN.
NELL. Sr., husband OF the late
Mrs. Catherine Quinn (KAteJ Fin
nell and father OF Mrs. Henrietta
Rollins. Mrs. Lillian Schafe. Mrs
Georgeanna Moss, Mrs. Margaret
Wells, Millard. Phillip James z.
ir., and Donald Finnell Funera
services on Thursday. May 4. al
> pm. at the Cunningham Fu.
neral Home. Cameron and Alfred
SITS, Alexandria, Va. lnterment
Bethel Cemetery
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SoIL4ssi issi FAX RKY sol1IRs SH 1TIssda3' y Ms8S
Sargent I'd ne. beloved wife oi
Harry Sollars and devoted mother
OF Mrs. Irene Frances Coleman OF
Silver Spring. Nd, She also is sur
vived by brother, Meyer Miller
9I .rT.onI WTaSninEten. o: D; G., and two
Goldbere a. Son Funeral Home,
4217 9th st. NV, on Wednesday
May 3, at . pm. Interment
B'nai Israel Cemetery. In mourn
ing at 5l2O Sargent I'd. me-. Apt
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SIMPSON, BAsKIN. On Monday. May
!, 1851. BASKIN SIMPSON Of 847
keefer place NV. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements by Jarvis

SMITH, LEWIS A: Suddenly. on
Saturday. April 20. 1861, Lewis
4. SMITH. Of 3425 22d st. Sc,
Apt. 302. beloved husband Of Mrs
Naomi Smith and father Of James
M. Smith. He also leaves a loving
mother, Mrs. Mary Z, Richardson;
three aunts. one uncle and many
other relatives and friends. After
pm. wednesday. May 3. friends
may call at the Morris A. Carter
q Co. Funeral Home, 3O6 II ST.
NV, where services will be held
on THURSDAY, May 4. at IL noon,
the Rev. Wilbur L. Henry officiat-
ing. lnterment Arlington National
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JOHNSON, SAMUEL A. OF Washing
ton, D.. c., on May 2. 1851, huS-
Services and interment private
Services BY Chambers.
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JOHNSON, HARRY A. An emergent
q communication Of Joppa
IN Lodge, No. 50. r. A. A. M,
IN will be held on Thursday,
MN May 4. 1851, at 9:45 am,
NMI/W at the Deal Funeral Home,
wv 1872 Georgia ave. NV, for
" the purpose Of conducting
Masonic services for our late brother
HARRY A. JOHNSON.
WILLIAM A. CARTER. 8. W,
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Bangor st. s.e., CHARLES A. KING
beloved husband Of Mrs. Ethel M
ertson. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will
be held on Thursday, May 4. al
II am. Interment Congressional
Cemetery, 3
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NJoE bEHLIN, W. M.
SELMA A. STEINER, Secretary.

SPILMAN, EMILY ALEXINA. On
Monday. May /, 1891, at Forestville,
Calf, EMILY ALEXINA sPILMAN
OF 236 Farragut st. NV, Washing
ton. D. c. Services at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th
st.. NV, on Thursday, May 4, ct
9:46 am. (parking facilities). In
terment Loudoun Park. Baltimore.
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Al Bishop Byrne Council, No,
,AAA 1877. are requested TO as
AkGA semble at the James T
1&H Ryan Funeral Home. 3l7
VAA W Pa. ave. s.e., for recita-
EI/ tion of the rosary for the
Wy son Of Brother Joseph z.
Reidy H:, at 7:30 pm. Wednesday
GILBERT R. GIoRDANo. @. X.
DANTE A. ROSS F. 81
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REIDY. JOSEPH E.. Jr. Suddenly.
on Monday, May l . 1851. al Cas-.
galty Hospital, JOSEPH Z. REIDY.
Jr., of zoos Nash place Sc, be-
I0Ved son OF Joseph E. and Stella
w. Reidy, grandson OF Belle and
Walter T. Willie. Funeral from
the James T. Ryan Funeral Home,
3l7 Pa, ave. Sc, on Thursday
May 4. at $3.50 am. Requiem
mass at 81. Francis Xavier Church
at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Olivet
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RAY. The officers and
members Of Temple Chap
ter. No. l3. o. {. g., are
hereby notified Of the death
of our late sister, RAY
SOLLARS. Funeral Serv-
ices will be held at the
Goldberg Funeral Home,
st. NV. at 2 pm. Wednes-
? 8, 1851.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

never talked back to him. But, then,
l never talked back to my dad, either.
He was fair. When we won fifteen in a
row he kept us on the ball by reading
the riot act after every game. But
when we were down and out, he'd
leave us alone.
''Stengel would always listen to rea-
son. I'll never forget the time in
Boston when Billy Martin, Whitley
Ford, Mantle, McDermOtt and missed
the train the team was taking to Wash
ington. The Boston writers blew the
story up, said we had been rOwdying
around town and that we tore up the
airport while waiting for the plane.
We heard the front Office was going to
slap fines on us. As the oldest, / was
chosen as ,committee-of-one to go up
to tell Stengel our side of the story and
face the music. He didn't say a thing
Just looked at me like father and
told me to get out there and play ball. "
ToMMY HEINRICH, ex- Yankee Out6eld-
er, nOsO an executive for DiebOld, Inc, a
safe and office equipment firm in Canton,
Ohio: ''I'm afraid I'm Joe Mccarthy
man referring to Yankee manager,
l93l-46l. Mccarthy ran better show.
He did it without ever sacrificing self
respect. He was great gentleman, and
a great leader of men. Stengel started
out as a clown. When he began to win,
he became a genius. But he was the
same man an extrovert who loved
the limelight.'
VIC RAscHI. one of Casey's winningest
pitchers (lo49-5N: "All great men have
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made at least temporary enemies. After
all, you get mad at your own parents.
Stengel was a great organizer. Other
managers wanted to be surrounded by
yes men. Case knew how and wasn't
afraid to delegate power. He is fine
gentleman and the best manager ever
played UNDER
NORM SIEBERN, OutfeLder nOrO with
the Kansas City team: ''No, ! don't
remember Stengel's making me feel
bad after the Turley game. What / do
remember is the way he stuck by me
when l needed him in the World
Series. l had had bad day, losing
couple of easy fly balls in the sun.
Milwaukee beat us and we were down
in the Series three to one. / felt as low
as anyone could.
''Stengel had every right to jump
me, but he didn't say anything. In
stead he kidded me and cheered me up.
l found out that day who my friends
were. Anybody who says Stengel broke
my heart is inventing fairy tales. What
he did was give me heart. I'm happy
l had the chance to play for him.
istory will gradually sift the dust
IL from the legend that already
surrounds Casey Stengel, the man who
went from the ridiculous to the SUBJ
lime. And when the final verdict comes
in Charles Dillon Stengel = without
ever having hit single, laid down a
bunt, stolen base, or made put-Out
for the team end up as the great
est Yankee of them all. The End
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e'Stenge1 made us look good

like to be analytical and take discipline.
| remember a sort Of heart-breaking
incident that happened after he had
spent over an hour trying to teach
Billy Martin how to hit to right field.
Stengel came back to the dugout and
dropped wearily on the bench.
That kid doesn't think | know
how to do it, sighed the old man. He
thinks was born sixty years DID,
"Stengel was the shrewdest judge of
ballplayers I've ever known. He played
men to their strength and the other
teams weakness. That's why many
guys looked better with the Yanks than
they actually were = and why some
players never were as good after they
left Stengel. Casey could size up any
man in a ten-minute conversation -
even if he was doing all the talking.
| remember when / came back from
Korea to rejoin the team. / donned the
uniform and went through all the mo-
tons at second base. But who was
kidding? | couldn't play anymore. |
didn't know it. But Casey knew it."
GENE wooDLINc. OugfeIder, notO
wiM the Washington Senator's: 'Seven
years ago when was more fired-up, |
might have had a different answer.
But | see Stengel with more perspec-
tive now, and think I've grown up.
Baseball is a hard game, and it's
little colder with the Yankees than
anyplace else. Sure, Stengel and had
words. was the kind of guy that
talked back to Casey, and Casey could
take it. That man never holds grudge.
''The story about me hitting him, OF
taking bat to him, was not true. We
weren't buddy-buddy. After all, didn't
like being platooned any better than
anybody else. But I'm glad Stengel
stuck the needle in me. 1t drove me to
play my best.
''How do I size him up as manager?
1t wasn't luck. Stengel knew his men
and he could stand pressure. I've
played for lots of managers. But if
| ever have to list the outstanding
ones, Stengel would have to be at the
top"
HANK BAUER. ex.Yankee right fielder
nom with Kansas City athletics: Another
player told me that When Bauer left The
Yankees after IL years of outstanding
service, Stengel neUer eUen said gOOd-by.
But here's whGt Hank says: "Of course
Casey didn't say good-by. No manager
ever does. That's the way baseball is.
But always did like Casey and thought
he was good guy and wonderful
manager. He handled me fine. He
could make me see red - especially
when he took me out for pinch-hitter.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-04-21
Crack Down On Drunk Drivers

JUNEAU (H9 - Gov. William Egan has signed legislation giving the Department of Public Safety the right to suspend driving licen- ses without hearings for certain of lenses. The bill also sbarpens pen alties to persons driving while drunk or under the influence of narcotics.
 The suspension will be permitted if the offense calls for a manda- tory revocation of a license upon conviction; also if person is habit ually reckless or negligent or in- volved in an accident resulting in death or serious injury, or serious property damage.
 Suspensions for drunk driving or narcotics influence is 30 days for the first offense, one year for the second and three years for each subsequent offense.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-04-21
New Worlds Record King Crab Caught

The worlds largest King crab has been caught.
 Apparently to settle any argu- ment as to who will be king during the forthcoming Kodiak King Crab Festival, a large King crab allowed himself to be caught in the Jap Bay area recently.
 Turned over to research biolo- gist Guy c. Powell by Emil Norton, superintendent of the Alaska King Crab Company, the giant crab weighed in at 24 pounds, 4 ounces. He measured 111s inches in width and 8 15/16 inches in length across the back. Total leg span was 58s4
Kodiak mirror., 1961-04-21
B.P.W. To Elect Officers May 1st

Election of officers is the first order of business at the next meet ing of the Business and Profession al Women's Club, to be held at the home of Louise Barker, Monday evening, May 1.
 29 members and guests attended the social meeting of the group April IT, at the home of Mrs. Jus tine Hinckel, when beef Stroga noff dinner was served by co-host esses Bertha Hamann, Connie Dan. deneau, and Margaret Cannon.
 Career Advancement Chairman of the organization, Ellen Dawson, presented Mrs. Ruth Beleher, Vo- cational Guidance Counselor at the Kodiak high school, who gave an enlightening talk on her work at the school, and the benefits of guid- ance in schools in general. Miss Jerilyn Smith, high school senior then gave her views on the bene- fits derived by the student from the guidance given.
 Announcement was made that the B. P. w. would sponsor a chil- dren's concert by visiting Music Trails artist, Miss Nan Merriman, next Monday afternoon at the school.