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day. NSeen6er y. weep va a her On I ss.
Park, Nd. MARIE {, ALLEN, be-
loved wife OF the late Rinert H. Allen
and mother Of James B., Rinert H.,
T.. and June M Allen, daughter Of
e nharaisset M Anderson, sister q
and Alfred v. Rnders on nun FTuSSerai
from to1 he Taltavull Funeral Home,
Jo05 l4th St. n.w.s on Tuesday, De-
eember 3 at $3.50 am. Requiem
Mass a s.; Camillus Church at 10
itng at ESQ Station "a block south.
Visiting hours until pm. Z
BERNARD, LULA DAVIS. On Thurs
day, November 20, 1853, at PrOyi-
a MES Hospital LuLA DAVIS Der
Bernard, mother Of Mrs. VIRGINIA
Graft Of Newcastle, Va; Henry n,
Bernard Of Roanoke, Va; Harold A.
Bernard Of Denver, Colo; Davis /.
and James William Bernard and
Mrs. Peggy PARROT and Mrs. Ida B.
FouSt Of Arlington, Va. and Mrs.
Ruth Winner OF DavidsonviIle, Nd;
S slster q Mrs. Minnie Hodges Of
lucy Mount va. and Mrs. Able
Bruno Of Richmond. Va; She also
children and seven great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 9Th st. and Mass.
ave. n.e2 until 2 pm. Monday, De-
cember 2. Services will be held at
me Metropolitan Baptist Church, 9Th
terment Cedar Hiii Cemetery. '
BOGEN, MURRAY. On Thursday, No.
vember 20, 1858, MURRAY BOGEN
Of s2Ol 10th St.. Silver Spring, Nd,
beloved husband of Carolyn Bogen
Of Lois Bogen Of the home adj.
dress. He also is survived BY two
brothers, Max and Abraham Bogen,
a. the G: D. Goldberg 4 Son FG,
neral Home. 12l7 9th st. NV, on
Interment King David Memorial
ST., Silver Spring, Nd, AIT S2s
Family suggests In lieu Of flowers
Contributions be made to the Metro
poiitan Heart Guild, 734 10Th st. NV.
BQRLO, URSULA B. On Thursday,
November. %, 1858, URSULA B.
B0RLo Of 400 Byeford court, Ken.
4ngtons Nd, beloved wife of Peter
Borlos r.; mother of Ann Charlene
and Peter Alexander B0rlo, sister OF
waiter Gorzoch, Jean McGeary and
Loretta Hicox. Friends may call
az the Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home,
ISSl East MONTGOMERY ave. Crock.
vile pike), Rockville, Nd, after
noon Sunday, December l, where
services will be held on Monday,
A ResSem6er H.,; a. pm: Interment
BROOKS, ALEXANDER. On Friday
morning, November y, 1858, at
Prince Frederick Hospital, Calvert
County, Nd, ALEXANDER BROOKS
OF Aquascos Nd, beloved brother
OF Peter Brooks. Also surviving ara
many other relatives and friends.
After f13eAz pm: Sunday, DECEMBER ].
Funeral Home, Aquasco, Nd, where
prayers viii be said at pm. Fu-
neral services at St. Phillips Epis-
copal Church on Monday, December
z, at u am. Interment church
Brown Soygs,, Joseph En- E; On Wednesday.
BROWN of $50 2sd ave, West
Evansville, Nd, beloved husband Of
Louise Brown, father Of Richard E.
Brown, son of Horace c. and Melissa
w.. Brown and brother of German
and Horace Brown, Mrs. Laura
Mheatley and Mrs. Elizabeth Gregory.
Home, 500 Rhode Island ave. at
Eastern. ave. ne, where services
will be held on Monday, December I,
at pm. Relatives and friends In.
yited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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9ratha

WALKER. Ellis n. On saiurdsy,
NoyeE5er o. lSt5, a GeoEGe Mssh-
4 devoted kgs6snd 81 Mrs. Wsltfins
Walkef. father % Cyufkia L0ulIe
Aa.Eer and hrrotheT q Mrs. hzry
81; charil K. william, Ashby .ahd
b noun his passing other relsfiges
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
lstef.f ARRANGEMENTS b TIE JohH Il
hhines Go. Euneral Home 3ols i7ik
. ne i
WARD. FLORENCE L. On TussssH
WARD q SIS zss =. L9 ~ ~, =:
q funeral later. ArranEements ~
AeS~rs' ine- D.so,l
WARDDELLs PAUL LESTER, Jr. On
Ws sshasasS s SSss5Ss5 q. 20 ~ A
PAUL LESTER WARDDELL, ~,
losl3 Jewett g., Silver sprinF,
Nd, husband Of Jane G. Warddells
tather Of Timothy, Paula Am snf
Susan Joy Narddeili son Of Mrs.
Norma BridFeman, Ms, Betty CsP.
rol and Pred VI. Warddel M
maIoqeu rests az The Warner Z.
fump1rey Funeral Home, e<3I ca.
ave- silver SprinEs Nd, where serv-
ss IN oe bed On Monday, Decem-
Interment Arlington Nafionsi ceme.
tery.. Friends may visit with ~
tsnllly Al the funeral home %
saturqsy, 70 p.m.s and Sunday,
70 and J 10 ? pm
WILLIAMS DAVID. On THURSDAY. "A.
1emiper q lse3. DAVID WILLIAMS
z9lS husband Of Mrs. BESSIE q,
Mnhams. father 81 Brenda ZoliL
Golfer virginia, Dorothy, Ira and
leonard Williams and Eloise CfE
tqlus son Of Mrs. Jennie Willianas.
three brothers, other relatives Ard
1ost @ friends. After u noon Sun-
gay, december v, friends are invited
g cal at the Jarvis Chapel, i15f
lou nv; Funeral services viii
list Church, % and Eve SIS. NV.
90 Monday, December z, al p-m
.tnIerment Lincoln Memorial Gene
WILSON, MARY z. On Friday. M
NemDer ~. 1853, NARY z. wilson
o. A40g Fairfield dr., Bethesda, Nd.
p RsiPgSssa motaeI Of Mildred L. and
yited TO call at the bethesda Chew
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert a.
slmpnreX, Bethesda. Nd, Services
sunday, December ], at the National
PRESBYTERIAN Church, 18th and N
SIS. NV, at $50 pm. interment IN
Aberdeen, d. Oak.
WOLF, HANNAH. On Friday. M
Vember ~, 1919, HANNAH WOLF
q zoo s. n.w.s beloved sister Of
Mrs. Annie Marks. Chicago, mn, Fu-
nerai services az the Bernard Dan
lAth g. NV. (parking facilities adj
lacentl, on Sunday, December /,
et 1880 am. Interment Adas Israel
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1t. Col. William c. Buell.,
Retired Attuche in Europe

1t. Col. William C. Buell.
State Department attache for
American veterans affairs in
Europe until his retirement in
January, died Wednesday in
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Annrtltuua

GTPKIN, MORRIS. There will be Al
1lyelling In memory Of MORRIS
i ,s5,A n g. Tao sunday December en- 6A. \,
Sholona Cemetery, 3237 18Th place
Sc. Relatives and friends invited,
THE FAMILY. 24,2s,30
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CEMETERY LOTS

LINCOLN CEMETERY Six sites, rea-
Sonable, for quick sale, to settle
estate. IT.. 2-sl37.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK Choice
old location, at orig, cost. IA. ANA.
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JOHN W. LOCKWOOD, W, NJ,
ROLAND M. BROWN, Secretary. ]

VAN ORMER, PAUL w. On Wedpes.
day, November ", 1858, at Prince
Georges General Hospital, PAUL W.
VAN ORMER of BE Ridge I'd
Greenbelt, Nd, beloved husband Of
Virginia G. Van Ormer, father OF
Linda Jean Scott, Elizabeth Virginia
Van Ormer and William Charles Van
Ofmer; brother Of Mrs. Thomas H.
Cheer Of HollidaysbuTg, Pa, and
Mrs. John Devlin of Windsor Locks,
Conn. Friends MAJ call at the Birch
Funeral Home, 3034 NJ ST. NV.
Services will be held at Fort Myer
Chapel on Tuesday, December 3, al
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CramafOri11pr

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
49, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. aJlli
Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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1858, at s:ls pm, for recitation Of
JOHN C. MOORE, G. X.
EARLY, FRANKLIN p. On Friday,
November y, 1853, at his residence,
1893 2lth ave: Sc, Hillcrest Heights,
Md, FRANKLIN p. EARLY, the
and Mrs. Hazel z. Mcclure. Funeral
services at the Cason Funeral Home,
Fredonia, KaFis., on Tuesday, Deem.
Der 3, at ] pm. InteHnent Fredonia
Cemetery.
FRANKLIN, JAMES ALLEN. On No
yember y, 1855. JAMES ALLEN
FRANKLIN of ala Douglas st. ne
son Of Mrs. Mary Franklin; brother
Mary McClaine. and Charles Frank
lin. Also surviving are other rela-
tives and friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Rollins.
FRANKS, JACK. On Sunday, Novem-
Der "a, 1888, in, London, England,
JACK FRANKS, beloved husband OF
Fay Franks; father Of Bernard, Den
mis- and Gerald Franks; brother Of
Samuel, David and Harry Franks,
ices. and interment in London, Eng
land.
GARNER, JENNIE E. On Thursday,
November %, 1858, at Holy Cross
HOSPITAL, JENNIE E. GARNER Of
905 Patton drive, Silver Spring, Nd,
beloved wife of Charles j. Garner
and mother of Jeanette Kaist, Vir-
ginia Mitchell, Anne Clark, Charles,
Donald, James and William Garner;
sister Of Ada w.. Craig. Funeral
from the Taltavull Funeral Home,
1909 18th st. NV, on Monday, De
cember 2, at $50 am. REQUIEM
Mass at St. Camillus' Church al 10
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. Gree parking at ESQ Sta
ton, "a block south.) Visiting hours
until 2 pm.
GRAY, IDA EMMETT. On Wednes-
day, November n, 1858, at the Wash
ington Hospital Center, IDA EN-.
NETT GRAY of 1871 North 18th
ST., Arlington, Va, beloved mother
Of Arthur F. Gray and Mrs. Sidney
B. Cleal, sister Of Mrs. Martha ROg-
ers, Walter and Ellis WilkersOn. She
also Is survived BY six grandchil-
dren and seven great-grandchiidren
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
neral Home, 2e7 Wilson blvd, Ar
ington, Va, where funeral services
viii be held on Monday, December
z, at 2:30 pm. Interment Potomac
Methodist Church Cemetery, Poto-
mac, Nd.
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.AMES v. Members Of
Mashington Council, No.
IA. Knights Of Column
bus, are notified OF the
death Of our late broth
er, JAMES V. DE RTTO,
and are requested to
meet at Gawler's Chapel,
ave. and Harrison 81.
Saturday, November 30,
5 pm, for recitation Of
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TATE, REV. NELSON D. On Tues
e sSs; NNoyem Rfy e SrI s sSS e Mslg
the father Of Andrew 7 NJ Tste - y e.
Of Washington, d. c.; Rev. Alvin
and Morton Tate, Mrs. Gladys Cor
don and Clarence Tate Of Metuchen,
y. j.; loving father-in-law Of Mrs
Bernice M. Tate. Funeral on Satur.
aay' November 80, at ] pm, from
chen, N. j.
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COLE. WILLIE B. The nfnrer, AZ

!. Lne OIhceTs and
- George Dewey Naval p Aux :.
iiary, No. ,, u. S, w. ",
are requested 10 assemble
Y q the Ives Funeral Home,
leH Wilson blvd, Airing
ton, Va, on Sunday, De
cember ], 1858, at $50 PM, to
conduct services for our late sister,
dent. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery at ! pm. Tuesday, De
cemDer }.
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SUTTON, IRWIN Z. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, November IS, 1853. al 1909
IRWIN E. SUTTON, brother Of H1,
pert, Robert, Earl and Audrey SUI.
ton, Mrs. Mildred Stowe and Mrs.
Margaret Lewis. Many other relae
tves and friends also survive. Mrs.
Sutton may be seen at the Chinn
funeral Home, 26o5 Shirlington I'd,
Saturday, November 90, where fu-
neral services will be held al 2:zs
pm; Sunday, December l, the Rev,
". E.. CoStner officiating. Interment
Second Baptist Church, Falls Church,
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f NaEe%6er M g. ,s5 F. May q Sstu ray
L0R of 2644 Birney place Sc.
beloved wife Of George III. Taylor'
sr., and devoted mother of Margaret.
George H., ir., and Christine Tayior
and Mrs. Regina Lee. Also surviV
ING are twenty-three grandchildren,
otner relatives and many friends.
After ] pm. Sunday, December /.
friends are invited to call al the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870 eth
s., NV. Funeral from the Mount
Pleasant Baptist Church, I'd st. and
Rhode Island ave. NV, at " noon
Monday, December z. Intermenf Az
hngton National Cemetery, 27,2e. 20
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Der %. 1888, WILLIAM b. STAF.
FORD Of IA6 Morton ST. NV, husband
q Bertha Stafford; father OF Helen
Howard Thomas. Gloria jackson,
Roberta jackson; Sandra, James,
S ssTa,is,r sno Da N,sa stafford u: Also
Nens, Hattie Black, Sarah Miles.
Flora Lee Davis, Wilma Jones; three
1r0thers, Henry, Herbert and Ocie
Staitordi seven grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY Roll
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J ELMER II. A special COM
munication Of Naval Lodge,
No. 4, F. A. A. n, is
called for J pm. Sunday,
= December !, 1858, for the
purpose Of performing Ma
sonic funeral services for
our late brother, ELMER
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ODEK0VEN, ELIZABETH. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, ELIZ.~
ABETH ODEK0XEN, who departed
November 30, 1913.
She was. wonderful mother,
Other folks may love US, -.
put only our Nom understood.
She worked for US, looked after us.
Loved US, forgsve Us, -.
ANYTHING we would do.
Understood US.
ana then the only thing bad
She ever did 10 US,
Was 70 die and leave US
HER SONS, ARTHUR AID STUART.
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SAUNDERS, . RANK Z. On Thursday.
November 70, 1858, FRANK K. SAUN-
DERS Of lo4l7 EVell ave, KensinE-
ton, Nd, the beloved husband Of
Lillian Hayden Saunders; father Of
Frank ID. Saunders; brother OF Mrs,
Martha H. Hoppe Of Vienna, Va;
grandfather Of Michael and Marx
Saunders. Funeral services al the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1881
Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking facili-
ties), on Monday, December q, at
$3.50 am. Interment Arlington Ma
uonal Cemetery. Visiting hours until
pm.
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RE EL;9I;l , BLANCHE WHARTON; On
WHARTON REEDER Of us p 81.
NV, beloved wife Of John S. Reeder.
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by MCGUIRE,
Inc.
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tlredD. On Tuesday, November 81,
1858, at Portsmouth Naval Hospital,
Portsmouth, NJ. H., COL. WALTER
SINGLES Of Cape Elizabeth, Ne.
Surviving are two sons. Col Gordon
Singles and Mr., Walter Singles, ir. !
two grandOns, Gordon G, Singles and
walter S. Thomas; other relatives
and many friends. Funeral services
ana n,erment On. Monday, December
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hEhDt NbAhENCE MAkIIN. On
Mount Alto Hospital, CLARENCE
MARTIN HEAD Of 23ls Lakewood
Head s sslSssd q, h gsSsF Of L,I Ellen
Robert ", Patrick j. and Daniel
N. Head, He also is survived by
ten grandchildren. Funeral from the
James t. Ryan Funeral Home, 3lI
pennsylvania ave. Sc, on Monday,
December z, at 7;3o am. REQUIEM
Mass at Mount Calvary Church at
yited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Visiting hours, Z 70 S
and TO ? pm. Saturday and Sun
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DAY. November H. 1853. Harry sRs9n ",
LEWIS. Jr., Of No. ! Hawaii ave,
me-. beloved husband of Mercy Dee
Lewis and father Of Diane Robin.
son and Barbara and Sabrina Lewis.
Also surviving are two sisters, Elsie
brothers, Hyian and Albert Lewis; an
aunt and uncle, Leslie and Katie
Todd; other relatives and MANY
friends. Notice Of funeral later. Ar.
KangementS BY Mcclure. Inc.
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hAhhELLs ALUNLO CAhsON. On
E Tissssy; N0yepssE p. 1888, AALoNzo
Park drive, Baltimore, Nd. beloved
father Of Mrs. Thomas Freeland and
Edgar c. Harrell; beloved fiance Of
Florence Low. Friends may call al
the Witzke Funeral Home, Al0l Ed
moDdson ave, Baltimore, Nd, on
saturday and Sunday, November 90
Hunting Ridge Presbyterian Church
on Monday, December z, at pm.
Interment private.
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FORD, PERCY. In devoted memory
Of our loved one, PERCY FORD,
who passed away six years ago.
November 90, 1857.
We. miss you more each day,
With wonderful memories that will
never fade away.
YOUR LOVING SISTER, BERTHA
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vember q, 1898, al Freedmen's Hos
pital, LEWIS W. SEWARD OF l43s c
st. ne, beloved husband Of Alma
Seward and devoted father Of Gloria
Seward. He also is survived BY three
sister Sisters ..,t three brothers. host q
Mr.. Seward may be viewed al the
Stewart Funeral Home, 90 II 81,
ne, from u noon Sunday, December
TO am. Monday, December q;
thereafter will lie in state at the
Lane c. NJ. E. Church, lk23 c ST.
ne, where services will be held
al pm. Interment Harmony Me-
mortal Park.
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WEST COAST SPORTLIGHT
THEY WIN THEM ALL
BY III, RRocKENRuRY

THEY WIN THEM ALL ~
In both the AFL and the NFL Pro Bowl
Diego and here recently, Negro
In the 18th annual Pro Bowl classic at the Coliseum Cevans
Pittsbughs
named the MVP and Outstanding Lneman respectively And down
San Diego the Dallas Texans Curtis McChnon and San Diego
Chargers Faison outstanding
defensive nman respectively
With the exception Of Jim Brown the other three making
virtually nothing from endorsements And Jims
employers pushing Negro
these boys had the right paint
would be making lot Of that gold from endorsements
In passing McCntOn the AFLs rookie Of
the
their divisional championship history
OTHER PRO BOWL NOTES. What about a wrestling match
Diego
Bigger Than listening George
Cal Eaton al? This could
the AF and the NIL the mat Lpscomb told Brad here at
the Pro Bowl game that he's interested in such match Ladd
turned wrestler at the end Of the regular
Big Daddy years
might up
asked what his occupation would be during off
said I'm going to be state representative Balanne
liquor at all don't have about that nvga
ton Several ootbaers who have interest in bars being
with their alleged association with
gamblers Abe Woodson the goat of the Pro Bowl will
lending officer the Golden State National
Francisco.
Lenny Moore a Brewing Company
Baltimore D. Smith he doesn't back to school at
North Carolina college he work the docks San Fran
for the Longshomen Willie Wood the great Green Bay
Washngtn
beginning Incidentally wife, Lillian made the
the Erich slated to be New
interviews gig He taught
school Chicago for three when he with the Bears
SPORTS SHORTS
queen pro golfer
MIA Anar the Lakers great Egn Bay
lor's fifth straight
Florida Smith, profess
capacity for the Orange Bowl Committee at the NILS annual
great marching band in the radio and TV This was
first in Dixie.
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he could %. Lick any man alive, "
and for a long time made good his
boast.
GalentO Talked Loud
When former heavyweight cham
pion Joe Louis, recognized by
many, and myself as THE Great
est Heavyweight Champion of All
Time" was running out of oppon-
ents there appeared on the fistic
scene a grissly bartender from
New Jersey called "Two-ton Tony
Galento." I'll moider the bum If
I ever get a chance" Galento said
in reference to Louis.
Thusly. the portly Galento talked
himself into a title fight with
Louis. But his boasting also in
furiated the Brown Bomber" On
the day of the fight, Louis asked
his late trainer Jack Blackburn:
What for this fat man called me
a bum ?" And he proceeded to give
Galento, whose hstic equipment in
cluded little more than a wicked
left hook, a fearful beating. But
Galento had reaped fistic harv-
est from his boasting.
Max Schmeling repeatedly said
some nasty racial things about
Louis after his surprise victory
over Joe in their first fight in 1896.
He was hailed by his followers as
BLACK Uhlan", and Adolph Hitler
said he could not lose In the return
bout because Joe was a Negro and
Max was Of the Arian (white)
race. The boasting made Joe so
angry that he almost killed Herr
Max In the rematch. But the Louis
schmeling return bout, spiked by
the ugly racial epithats drew
81, 016, o12.
Former welterweight and middle
weight champion Sugar Ray
Robinson was disliked as "a hard
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S PORT S
BY BILL RRoWER

Chicago (ANP)-For time now two of our AMP West Coast
correspondents arguing
promotion leagues first
qualification and secondly
sufficiently to permit the indignation of its
official family
Pye Jr, sports Angeles Sentinel and L.
Brockenberry author of wescoast Spotlight" weekly
feature launched
the major leagues These scbes the
Speced observing officiating
the Pacific Coast League and feel that he emnnty qualified
quite ready" for big show.
While this writer admittedly Ashford
in action his Pye Brocenberry
such to justify integrity judgement
Besides has questioned these gentlemens motive
Pye and Brockenbey with support AMP, written
urging Fcz
National requesting
that these seriously consider the
Of Ashford They themselves have nercedd with c Giles and the
of major league pointing out that Ashford
his ability league promoted
At writing position Ashford
certain But there question but that avalanche of appeals
from would hasten decision Such decision would reveal
what Ashford's making the big show.
This column Ashford prompted by the announced retire
of Dusty Borgess. the majors abe
and most coor arbters Borgess. declared at baseball dinner in
stepping the
MI THE getting bad know couldn't do well 10
said Borgess. He added II would rather out when I'm
ON top say, a pretty good umpire"
Borgess. goes encouraging vigorous
classy Ashford
Dusty Colored particular who
faithfully supported the during the days of its rigid
color bar would welcome such move The promotion
provide game with shot in the at the box
question white would flock
to the parks to see the first Negro major league umpire action
a
arbiter
accused of shOwbatng but Jackie Robinson the
first Negro player who went win niche in basebas
Ashford victim of circumstances
games could not he
eligible baseball other big upires
principally survives
Pacific competition is bound be good Ashford
they say, always top of the play"
writer two suggestions First Negro fans should
pressure Fric giving Ashford
baseball general should flood
with postcards and letters demanding that
the selection of major league
Playing waiting is both futile
and impractical.
Prick and Giles to give Ashford
uping during the upcOmng spring exhibition
providing opportunity major base
scouts players Once he establishes his
pOpulayn spring baseball there's little doubt
would receive the stamp of approval @-----
Thanks Robinson Mays other
sensaonay
least coored player and like the
players the majority The
tuely integrated, playwise.
Now let's Indignation in official family
mouthy Cassus Clay who
Just birthday but still has 10 months in his
quest heavyweight champion ever answered
the telephone Pittsburgh training
heavyweight speaking The braggart
Charley Don't be surprised
Al Smith Aparco by the White Sox to
baces Remember Frantic" Frank Lanes
Roger Mars Rocky Calovto?
asking why paying endorsements and
opportunities available to star athletes Yankees
Marques
the result
discrimination the part of the Madison Avenue (NY) "Ad
boys7 No knocking of Haynes here Marques is wonderful
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TWIN CITY
Pin PATTER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Midway 5-S37S

Railroader's 2 10
Team High Single Game: Bes-
sizes Beauty Shop, 300; Bea's
Beauty Shop, sO5 and Guest House
Motel, 766.
Team High Series: Bea's Beauty
Shop, 2340; Bessie's Beauty Shop,
1928, and Guest House Motel, 2243.
Individual High Single Game:
Betty Adams, POI; Laurie Davis,
1876 and Crystal Harris, 184.
Individual High Series: Betty
Adams, 529; Crystal Harris, $40;
Laurie Davis, SIT and Beretta
House, 511.
Splits Converted: M. Lewis, So
10; Nancy Buckney, ST; Edna
Judy, 81, AS; Barbara Carter, 49,
7; Marian Hyatt, 81; Ora Will
liams, 81 and Betty Adams, $40.
Visitors: Imogene Long, Joe
Norris, Ernie" Washington, Virgil
Harris, Bill Orr, Art Moore, John
Burrell, Al Mum and Jack Adams.
sTARLTTE LEAGUE
January 20
Congratulations to the team of
Virgil Harris, Ronald Lewis, John
Webster, Fred Slemmons and Bob
Green who are as of today, in first
place in the Mems City tourna-
ment with a 2970.
In the gallery" at the Starlite
session were two couples - first
nighters": William and Dolores
Tendle; Ferdinand and Emma
Samuels. Glad to have you aboard
folks! Come again!
Cassie" Lee wishes to to know
that her Daddy's name is "Alonzo"
not "Alphonse" as stated last
week. Sorry Cassie"
Lloyd Winfield froze his bowl
ing hand and was unable to bowl.
How? spending minutes working
on his automobile in-19 below
weather.
Dolly Alsup always gives her
favorites a big lift by her pres
ence; Dan Pothier made his first
appearance and was a Sub" for
Lloyd; Beverly Morris and Rosa
Arlington were giving moral sup
port to their respective husbands.
Howard Cummings, Art and Laur-
eta Moore, Jessie Martin, Vandell
Butler and AL Mum were keeping
the gallery up to numbers"
Small fry" present were Billy
and Penny" Jones, Lemo Pinkney,
Keyna Blackwell, Ray Williams,
Jimmy Bedell (member Of the Jun
ior bowlers) and Andrea Patter-
son, who wasn't mad tonight"
Saw Dolores and William Webb
at the close Of activities.