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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
Racing Results
Pinnlico

lists. 900; cling. Ayr. & UP: / is mi
Fire Moon (Cutshaw) 45.40 1850 $50
Landrover (Ferrar0) 4.2O $40
Alarife ii UovatO) 4.4O
Mystery Missile, Grey Treasury. MIR.
Mink, Black Jet. Macte. Desert War
Iior, Colony's Pat, Formal Gent. Time,
1:471s.
2d-S2,5 800 cling: 3 yr. fillies: 6 fur
P'sy FO'er IF. A. SINH $50 800 2.6G
VeStry FerrarO) 400 3.2O
BOnnets Of Blue CCOrIe) 6.4O
Pamela Mis-, Star Nurse, Evening
Prep. Time, 1:132s:
Standardization
DAILY DOUBLE (8-4) S197.2O
3d-S3 900; cling; mdn.: 2 yrs: fur
Count Spin UOvatO) 1850 $50 SAC
Last Buddy IF. w. KratZ) $50 $40
EauifrOst (SOrrentino) $50
Lori Rock, Doreen's Prince, Court
intrigue. Clynmalira, Bonnie Etoile
Bruna Boy, Drive Slowly, Titletown
Bay Weeper. Time, 1:15B.
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Evans Appointed
Pilot at Charlotte

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 90
al Evans, former
catcher with the old Senators,
yesterday was named manager
of the Twins Charlotte farm
club in the South Atlantic
League.
Evans, who served as a scout
for the Twins last year, sue
ceeds Red Robbins, who was
given Evans job as a scout in
the Carolina area.
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PAIR LEAVES WAKE OF GLORY
Hart and Littmon Give Up Reins
Of Interhigh Cage Coaching Jobs

CIV star, will replace Frank
August at Roosevelt. August
transferred to Western and
served as the Raiders head
football coach this season.
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Giants Have Edqe

The Giants beat the Dodgers
II times in 81 meetings in 1862.
The deciding game of the
series" also decided the Ma
tional League pennant playoff.
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Aqueduct

3d-S3,50O: cling; mdns.; VI. & up;
q fur.
Boisterous Boy tCo'e) 1850 500 4.IO
Carbangel (Guerin) 800 2SG
Heidi-Ellen B. Bowel 1.2O
Portage Girl. Mardi Gras. Uncle Joe
l., Annie Gino. Mrs. Fyog. Time,
1:12+s.
4th-S4 900: cling: 2-yr. mdns.; z fur.
SiIduke (R0tZ) 7.3O 800 31O
st. Julien tBaeEa) $50 $50
King Of Prussia (Guerin) $40
Yankee Blaze, Our ROGER D., Full
O'BeanS, Ratchet Bay. Time 1:25.
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a.. DIRCE was Laurel winner on the dirt and should
WISE SHIP the turf GAME was q winner earlier
the dirt track.
KS. XXI. xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed
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BOATS-MARINE

CARTER CRAFT, de luxe runabout, 80
model, Is IT., w/75-h.p. Evinrude
eng. and trailer; comp access. Ike
new, 800. 424-5000, or 942-1172.
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allowances; 3-yeaI-olds

. FATHER BOB should outrun this field after third
Tor S1roOO SIR CHAIRMAN is improving and looks like
the one to beat JOE CAVE rates excellent chance
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Garden State

9d-S3.500: cling; 3-yr. e. up: fur.
CorpOsant (Choq'te) 5000 25.4O $50
BarnOte CLeOnard) $40 $50
No Wolf (Smith) 500
Praesepe, Penny Circle, Burrway
Viss, Psspartout, Vivaldi Time. 1:149s
DAILY DOUBLE cd S546.40
3d-S3 500; cling; 3 L. yr. mdns.;
fur.
Chic'S Pride (KOrte) 600 4.20 $50
aRetipOscoDe (Perna) $50 600
Fait AccOmpli OFrenchl $40
Helica. Fannie Mae. Pick N Pack,
Lord Pips, Charles Anthony. Early
Route. Scot Free, Martial Nan, Mr.
Sherlock. Time. 1:14ss.
DISQUALIFIED LIST to I'd.
4th-S3. 800; cling: 9 yr.; fur.
AmbUre Chaser 0B'm) 1880 600 $50
FlamingO Star (Gilligan) 4.60 800
Minis Tracie (AristOne) $50
Ice Boat, Gee Honey. Ialone. Pou
petite. Bab's Match, Sense You. Hard
Bargain, Staraklava, Mothers Day,
Time, l:l3as.
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H RACE1Purse, $4,000; claiming Cs5,OOO); 3

BUOYANT drops from $4,000 and looks best here
THE DRAKER will be running late. PONY TAIL should
take spot.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming $4,000 10
$4,000; 2-year-olds, MARYLAND fOaled; q furlOngs
8 QUICK DARE 113 ) A. Chambers 81
10 FORTUNA MIA ia Ferraro 6-l
SCHOMBERG 116 W. Chambers 6-l
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BEST BET-INVINCIBLE

NvINCIBLE is in a spot to win another. QUAKER
BELLE is due for after a third for $500.
BLAZING THIRST a winner earlier at Laurel.
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BONNIE GOOGLE drops into a winning spot PART
lime INDIAN meets lesser and Is well placed PLATE
! GAL should take a spot.
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JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS
PimIico Handbags
ojds snd -. q fnrIanSS 'e '~"'OO" "-Sear-

$1,000 and meets lesser here. FORTUNA MIA regis
dered in his last start for 5000. SCHOMBERG, also
winner In his last start, rates excellent chance.
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ND RAcE--PuEse. $1,000: eIairnIns $4,000: g
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81, 500; claiming (S3,OCO)j g.
q fuFIou

JUST DIVINE was third for $4,000 and gets the
vote here. 10 SONO meets lesser and looks like the
one to beat DENHAR rates a chance.
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a J. l. B. Farms entry
b Llangotlen Farm entry.
NEXT YEAR Is well placed here and inst missed
in his last when third. POSSESSED breaks fast and
will battle to the wire. MIKENIKE drops and might
take II all. $3.50
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injuries at st. Patricks, and Lyle
Lawrence, 1861 Carroll Av., din
ing car steward in the Missoula
Community hospital.
Anthony Stone of 931 Marshall
Av. has been admitted to Bethesda
hospital in st. Paul
Examined and released from the
hospital were Richard Williams,
waiter, 998 Dayton; Maurice
Woods, TIL Carroll Av., waiter-in-
charge, Leroy Vizenor, second
cook, 1858 Reeves, Charles Schuck,
926 Aurora, (who was also injured
in a MP passenger train accident
last summer; c. L. Ponder, 1914
Rondo Waiter; Arthur w. Hill,
Jr., a train attendant and Pat
rick Mcclure, cook, 1855 Craig, all
of St. Paul.
Other members of the dining
car crew were Hugh Schuck, SS4
Iglehart, waiter, Joseph r. Lewis,
waiter, 752 Carroll Av., David
Goodlow, waiter, 1915 w. Central,
and Andrew Jackson, waiter, 1925
Iglehart.
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tain X. E. Han 8. p. Madison
son who wrote Stephens parents;
Each month, at our Naval
Air Facility, we select one Of
our men who is outstanding in
performance of duty, conduct
attitude as Sailor Of the
Month. I am happy to inform
you that your son, Stephen, has
been selected as such for the
month Of June.
The selection is made by a
committee composed Of petty
officers who direct and observe
the work of our men in their
various assignments.
please accept my congratula-
tons for having a son who Is
doing such a fine job. Stephen Is
the kind Of young man whom we
like to have in the Navy.
The Madisons stated their son
who is a 1861 Minneapolis Central
graduate Is expected home on fur
ugh in July.
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Vocational High
June Graduates

Among the June graduates from
Vocational High school Minneapolis
this week were Patricia Elaine
NewsOme, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd J. Newsome, 1920 Third
Av. S.
Patricia plans to join the Peace
Corps after which she will enter
college in preparation for a degree
as Physical Education Teacher.
At Vocational she was a cheer
leader, a member of the GAA, the
girls golf team, Camera Club, and
a two year member of the Ma
tional Thespian's Society. She has
appeared in two school plays, the
Variety show, and was student
director of another play. She was
also nominated as the most athle-
tic girl of the Senior class of go.
Her hobbies include art and all
outdoor sports.
catfonal grad Commodore
Oden, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Commodore Oden, ST., 1904 Clin-
ton Av., plans to join the Air Force
and continue his trade of auto
mechanics after graduation.
At Vocational, Commodore's
trade subject was Auto Mechanics.
His extra Curricular activities
were track, wrestling and he was
also "V" winner.
TrelIis Ann Patterson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Patterson,
2839 Tenth Av. S., graduated in
the upper 1917 of her class at Vo-
cational High School.
Trellis Ann was treasurer Of the
senior class, member of the Ma
tional Honor Society, Service Club
Student Council and Senior Coun.
Gil. She maintained an "A" aver.
age in her trade subject, Business
and an "B" average for three
years.
She will attend the University u
Minnesota this fall.
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South Side Athletic
Club Names Alfred
Barnes President

The Sunday, June 10, meeting
of the South Side Athletic Club
named officers, electing Alfred
Barnes president.
Other officers elected were Ho-
bart Mitchell, Jr., Wce-president;
Mrs. Douglas Lilienfeld, secretary
and Dale Goodmanson, treasurer.
Harry Davis was named CO.
ordinator; Phyllis Strong, ia. g.
1890 tennis coach; Alfred Barnes,
Ia. 1904, golf coach; Mrs.
Richard Hall, ia. 2-5896 drama
coach.
Persons wishing to help or en-
roll in any of the classes may call
the respective coaches.
Glasses are open to any boy or
girl or adult member of the SSAC.
Other business discussed at the
Sunday meeting was the sale Of
Acquatennial buttons, a money
raising project approved by the
members.
Members of the club will have
the opportunity to win a transistor
radio for sale of the Acquatennial
buttons.
Another Sportorama was dis
cussed and two dates suggested
which will be dependent on when
Nicollet Field is available.
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his participation in sports.

his participation in sports.
A major in Psychology at the
University Of Minnesota this fall
are the plans Carl ROgan, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Rogan,
4016 Fourth Av. S., honor roll
student has made for his future
education.
Carl was on the Honor Roll,
Glass Cabinet, Student Council,
Lunchroom Monitor, Choir Presi-
dent, Central Singers, Baseball,
Basketball and Football Teams,
and was "C' winner.
His hobbies are reading, sports
and jazz.
William Shannon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Shannon, 1909
Fourth Av. s., is among the stu
dents graduating Thursday, June
IA from Central High School.
While at Central Billy was ac-
tive in the Choir where he received
a certificate for maintaining an
"a" average for two years and
on the track team.
His interests are participating in
sports, working constructively and
collecting popular and jazz records.
He plans to enter Northwestern
College in the next year.
BObbie Jean Salone, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Turner, 4o18
Third Av. g., was Central High
Schools Red Cross President.
She was a very active member
of the musical organization at
Central. She served on the Exec
utive Board of the city wide Youth
Red Cross Council.
Bobbie Jean plans to become a
social worker and take her train
ing at the University of Minnesota.
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Must Break Bonds OF Ignorance

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Names and photos Of additional
Twin City high graduates will be
run in subsequent editions this
month. Those graduates who have
not yet sent their photos and sket-
ches Of their school careers should
do SO Immediately. Send to Spokes-
man & Recorder Papers, 3744
Fourth Av. s., Minneapolis 8,
MINI.
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Gospel Choral Union
To Present Prof.
Dorsey At Zion

The Minneapolis Gospel Choral
Union will present Professor
Thomas A. Dorsey of Chicago, re-
knowned composer, national song
writer, and president Of the Ma
tional Convention of Gospel Choirs
and Choruses, Inc, in musical
program on Sunday, Fathers Day,
June IT, $3.50 pm, at Zion Bap-
fist Church, 1923 Lyndale Av. N.
Other features will be the st.
Paul Choral Union, Minneapolis
Youth and Young Adult Union, the
Melotone Singers, the Harper Sis
ters, the Greshamaires, the Sab
athani Senior Choir, the Chari-
cites, the Bethesda Youth Choir,
Mrs. Leola King, Mrs. Lorraine
Hale and Mr.. Willie B. Hale.
The following ministers will take
part in the service: The Reverends
H. w. Bolts, ST., John H. Young
James r. Holloway, Emanuel An
drade, M. ]. Hendrieth, Kneely
Williams, Joseph Jackson and Stan
ley R. King.
The Committee includes Mines
Bessie Mae Gresham president anc
directress, Betty Jackson, Janult
Taylor, Sarah Benson, Hattie Brad
ley, Fannie Canady, pianists, Mrs
Vera Jean Brewer, Mrs. Josephine
Smalley and organist and Mr.
Ralph c. Primm. No admission
Love Offering.-Advt.
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wishing to become models should
come to the Minneapolis Jewish
Center, 1701 Oak Park Av. NJ,
Sunday morning at 9 am, or call
Ia. 3-9515, FIR. 4-5629.
James B. Landeros, nationally
known hair stylist and will be
guest during the entire affair.
The main clinic at which time
Landeros will direct activities will
be held at the Jewish center Mon.
day, June 49,
Mrs. Ruby Howelton Is presi.
dent Of local chapter 210 and Mrs
Helen Allen is president Of chap
ter 22O, and are also co-chairman
Of the meeting.
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Saturday and Sunday:
Jet Editor Featured
In Two Zion Church
Mems Day Events

In conjunction with Mems Day
at Zion Baptist Church, Sunday,
June 7, Robert E. Johnson, manag-
ing Editor, Jet Magazine, will be
the guest speaker at a Smorgas-
bord Dinner Meeting which will
be held at the Glenwood Center,
9OS Fifth Av. N, Minneapolis, Sat
urday, June 16 at 8 pm. Donation
will be 81.
Leading city and state officials
have been invited to the dinner.
Mr.. Johnson will also speak at the
8 am. and the IL am. services at
Zion Baptist Church Sunday, June
II, as the main speaker for the
Mems Day program.
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OF the N CluD.
Walter MunsOn, ITO Irving Av
NJ, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Munson.
He was on the football team, in
the N Club and was also a mem
Der of the Hi-Y.
Walter Is the leader of a local
Rhythm and Blues Band known
as the Big MS.
He plans to attend the School
of Business Administration at the
University of Minnesota this fall.
Harry Jones, III, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Jones, Jr., 727
Russell Av. N. A letterman for
three years in cross-country and
varsity track, belongs to the "N'
Club, lettermen's club. Best sub
jects were PLY. Ed, History, Re-
lated Arts, Modern Problems,
m aintained a b average in
Science. Plays the tuba, piano, and
sings. Is artistic, likes to paint.
Plans to enlist in the service,
wants to be an MP military po-
Lceman). Is vice-president of Youth
Temperance Council, an avid
sports fan, and belongs to Beth
esda Baptist Church. His team
won medals for the 440 yard relay
City Relay Meet held at the u.
of M. by placing second.
Beverly White, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry w. White, $50
Bryant Av. NJ, was a member Of
the Pep Club, Class Memorial and
a library aid. Her favorite past
times are dancing, playing tennis
and listening to classical music.
Beverly plans on attending the
University Of Minnesota.
Regina Kitchen, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Kitchen, 101s
Fourth Av. N, was an active
member Of FILA, GAA and the golf
team. She plans to enter the
University of Minnesota and take
please Turn To Page 81
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Paul and her hus- Gayle Marshall
band is a Minneapolis native, son
Of the famed University of Mime
sofa football end.
Gayle plans to enter the Univ
ersity of California, Berkeley,
Calf, in September.
She is the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. r. Burgess, 97O Rondo
Av., st. Paul and Mrs. Irene Mar
shall of 1850 Fourth Av. s., Min
neapolis.
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South Iii School
June Grads

Sharon Rucker, 2844 34th Av.
S., is among the graduates of
South High School who will re-
ceive their diplomas on Thursday,
June IA.
She has participated in the Stu
dent Council, Swedish, French and
Latin Clubs, Junior Ushers, Blue
Tri, Flag Twirlers, HE, GAA,
Southcones, Staff (school paper) ,
Senior Class Play, Senior Prom
Committee, Sno-Week and Debate.
She has also received a special
recognition award.
Sharon plans to enter Howard
University in the fall.
Bonita p. Rhodes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rhodes, 2205
Elliot Av., was voted by her class
mates at South High School into
the Hall of Fame for 1862.
Her activities included being a
member of the Student Council,
Red Cross representative, Senior
Prom Committee, Senior Banquet,
GAA, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, sno-
Week, H ON coming Program,
Nurses Aid, Office Helper and
Leadership.
She was in the all school pro-
duction of "Finian's Rainbow"
She was awarded an annual service
award for services performed at
South and received a certificate for
outstanding service.
Bonita plans to work as a clerk
typist during the summer and
then to go to Los Angeles where
she plans to go to school and
major in Business Administration
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JOHNNIE BAKER POST CLUBHOUSE
ROBBED OF $500 IN CASH IN
BREAK-IN; 81, 900 DAMAGES

Burglars who broke into the
Johnnie Baker Post No. POI Amer
lean clubrooms at 2941 Fifth Av.
S., Minneapolis early Tuesday
morning June IL got away with
approximately $500 in cash and
did $4,000 in property damage to
cigarette and music vending
machines and members lockers.
Cash kept on hand which is us
ually deposited in the night box
of a neighborhood bank made up
the biggest part of the loot. The
balance came from the vending
machines.
Every one of the 1876 lockers of
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Marian CIoe Benneff
Northrup Graduate
To Enter Radcliffe

Marian CIae B n n e Tt, the
daughter of Judge and Mrs. L.
Howard Bennett, graduated from
Northrop Collegiate School on Fri
day, June 8, 1862.
During her high school career,
Marian participated in a number
of school activities and was elected
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to several positions of trust and
honor by her classmates. During
her senior year, she was elected
a vice president of the student
organization, the Northrop League.
A consistent honor student,
Marian received several additional
awards at Commencement.
She received the Vassar College
Award for Excellence in Social
Studies and shared the Trustees
Award with Robin Bean and Lois
Upper West.
The Trustees Award is the high
est honor the school can bestow,
and the names Of the recipients
are carved on a plaque which
hangs in the schools main hall.
Marian has been admitted to
Radcliffe College and will enter
there in September.
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Legion members were forced open
by a steel bar. The cost of re-
pairing the lockers a post official
said will swell the losses to about
$1,000.
It is understood that a portion
of the losses will be covered by
insurance.
Members with lockers at the
clubhouse should contact post ad-
jutant Edward Green to establish
contents of lockers, so that a report
may be made to the insurance
company.
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state Commerce commission is now
believed to have been caused by
excessive speed.
Dining car employees generally
escaped serious injury as they
were asleep in the dormitory car
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Tll,mas ]. Williams, son of DR..
and Mrs. Charles H. Williams, Sr.,
655 st. Anthony Av., st. Paul,
was graduated from the College of
st. Thomas on June 8, 1862. He
received his B. A. Degree in lang
uages and hopes eventually to re-
ceive a law degree and enter in
ternational law as a profession. In
the Fall of the year Mr.. Williams
will attend Naval Officers school
in Pensacola, Florida for officer
training. He is a member of Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity and Fourth
Degree knight of Columbus.
He majored in Latin with a
minor in Greek and German.
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Sixteen Seniors Got
Diplomas From North
High This Week

The Minneapolis North High school June graduating class
had total of 16 Negro seniors who received their diplomas
Wednesday night June IS.
Among the group the following
1861 featherweight boxing champion, Ken Prtchett
of Mr. and Mrs Walter Prtchet 7l9 Russell Av NJ plans to
enter the armed forces after graduation.
Ken the football team, track team and a member
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n a m e d Sailor
of the Month, +"
at the us. Naval
Air cility,.
Litchfield Park.
Phoenix, AriZ.
The word came
from Sailor Mad
ison's commando
ing officer Cap
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Beduticians Sponsor
Banquet & Social
Hour Sunday J pm.

Minneapolis Beauticians' chap
tiers 21O and 220 will sponsor a
banquet and social hour at the An
drews Hotel ballroom, Sunday,
June IT, beginning at 7 pm.
The joint affair will also include
a hair fashion show for which
officers of the groups said persons
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injured list four CHARLES SChuCk
are still hospitalized. James H.
Coleman, 943 Marshall Av., train
attendant is believed to have
a fracture in the lower lum-
bar region and is confined to
Northern Pacific hospital of Miss
ula, Montana.
Also hospitalized in Montana
are Lee Kalish, chef cook, 1902
Wisconsin Av., with head and chest