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My WALTER PAAKIS
NEW YORK, June 21 (NEA) A maode-in-Ambr
busimes pri cipl'uem tto hfl* jackpot agl6..
It's the o Henry erwd ids covering a nr.
mwos market by taking bm pre f telling more.
Ths m W it's tahe Mnmte lins, with theft'
new low-cost twist fa~w t, t ,ev .
Tourist m"kvice s'tmat r M- a a quick look at
hitial cnreOt end future uMlM l lcstes a pay-off ,
on wbat a lot of people b in t 11 Sought was pret- i
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World Airwy pItneered 'the

ab saboar Inaugural flight of Pan Aaeriuan's low-late ble oppostlftm-. 6 .ht be yeS
rst service to Europe. They were a UM asse to we s we theold y eo" entitI
on flight. toa y"Wet oyou so, or,-

Chesapeake Bay

Bridge Ready.

TO Open In July

WASHINGTON, June21 -
By braving steel girders 20 In-
ches wide, 80 stories above
wrinkled water, a surefooted
hiker could walk across Ches-
apoake Bay today.
Spanning the waist of Amer-
ica's Mediterranean, a four-
1 mile-long skeletak of steel and
concrete stieotehes from one
side to the other as the spec-
tacular Chesapeake Bay Bridge
nears completion, the National
Geographic Soelety says.
Road crews now are putting
a surface on this $44,000,000
HIighway in the sky. .
SSometime this summer, pto=
ably July traffle w2l ton a-
ta ot -6ie firt time, and

..-,. . TO DELMARtVA
W in ld,.sew bw-f.Ve,,flre eas gwn ,
* uauI lbs:aMiaSd us s C0- T he new bridge, which will
g,.i Arnes s Jtl ..~W N' sm firn.t K sy". carry motorists from Bandy
Point nea r AnAnpls on the
l "mainland" to the eastern
TO Gb utrd u ll wu e Bshore in six or.seven minutes,
rSn~I JL m J .i.r s ,w, expected to w rk many
change on thie esandfte.
jetsver since captain John
it. sed J Smith's day, the salty inlet
Shas been a concourse for
t "' -- eBAAB -.29 swe~ t-wi, t etl cotwisn and oceangoing traf-
ten, now in service with fic.
.It aiBt Bf dish srequadon- But for landlubbers follow-
icW produci.tW -tle^ I I_1ng the Atlantic oast suth or
Sof jet fight@ ad south by road or ralv, obs-
e In lelgi. um *- detour or a L ng eow ferry
?s's a n& ea drent Island, e mtern a-
butment for the ne *bre,
William Clatborne 'm s ta=b-
a... il-,-t" Tished a self-Stylled bwny a-.
5iFs pro- (elOTON June t31- round the first npoa tndira
) Navy is troA i to post on the heas me.
90- out fts doaW bill with tsM at He en4 his =on, ma'
f l to k t pWMaCOM fought a minor rebellian to
to at. P eoroject has c- keep Lord Calvert's eolenits
version -of the alors and aa from claimulg the lslt d for
b More pow- nuts to thie chewing lb- Maryland.
None gh its of f = eTn pe, s of Dehearva,
-'ist "..meonut-ohewin Tg he P60- < .in0lOnf "t S ilehomcl
fe so 10 4say t srue t threestt puswula
aMot IXB a dn Aodental work. and Vlr niahiaIve proud
loeid y Wnwma ? location.
s y Na, phliq peanut-che wlal egerl- rrem,-the un..6sula'*rich
sre N3 .tI g S eat w ld In a mn and truck de, o-
aC proPristins s u b e om alt-er bds an a i wma rve tos
Sir- tee meeting inqubbag into "a o ood go shal Siy to the
*3101 IdetIer ear's Navy medical funds t of .I*a
Do* built by okk To find out if dental who live in bl IaW m a
y and by AvIons airley Is being spent wPs elyork, M
plraeto. uod inaeton of f r W..r lingtOn. d

OW'a he iuld illation of thm r -'.... .., bring a ssudden sd to Isola-
for NATO forces, in- nut partiles .ad ..BI am tion. An ftiwmate4d 1,A10
Flat, Alfa-Romeo and method. . ears and tru*s will crtfae.
In _wit md the Ohb- The results showed tat bride In Its t yea" of sro
of ,ulir chewed much eration avoldng city cams.-
Sflvilland Utlo their t or4 le@ 4 alo tcs a UothrS"at
I a Iertw a
m"e. I tin .e
NoS us Te power Uit for job 1 it. toprawls .N a.

ritain's State Coal Industry

pn Output, rts, Profit


Sto eat the few million
jtae s pouted for three
s e their pet project
.W" _tart of their;
rist) service on
eM V 34. Pan As4
Si hto from New
It in Europe, car-
the Intemation
e 119 eastbound.
t In this period,
..0 llwmengers. .
l .VlM-i period, al tbei.'
SO: HA. 110 westbound
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But the they are nd of chic a paenger the first t a s
more coming all the time. an the Initial tow flight .a, a ..vera
for June, Pan Am ihad : S window-washer, he was eo l to si pn -1.
toi-ril flights scheduled, with in iBerlin and made the S -week. vo.
to see his ailing mother and .A to Lon O NM%
hirbrothers, whom he hadn't lt 11 for first eelass
Banane 1 ears. Is during 'the seaon" -
ananaS As w your =lt-rate passen- April Otteb Out-of
In Alabama tI a woman, she's apt to season o cost e. ,
1 AI a a Ig bea war Wbide, returning t her The rreM do it by G
Mve country to show the old out the expenstiv
BIRMINGAM, Ala., June 21 S their new grandson or frills -and carE ng a let U.
(UP) Mrs. A. J. Borders o- cr' d-daughter or both. paenger. .
duces ananaehtE b hqr th the closing of schools They et out
Aft notm o m ath,. floct- of school lounge, the 's.

"anar of 6 sn0ag. ti O0 bides seat
hlagndV ot temlit, e ltt M. the htiaMtl f et. for The p
na Lto each v Mrs. ZahinWright, Saper4 onite
Pn ids told ter pit ULA Wife of 4 prntr o" "Mrry a at
would ie amd h thi sotoo the Alton Telegar it ch a O Ps af uaa
when the Wea. $ l her oB Terrn to, te r u s ta d and
Sdg the Uttle patM up, wrm i her. J hadn't he on t de lue
It In blankets aM "stored Itar p s In England iven sl Ce ae d _
the winter." The next pring she Frsl ls like free deo luxm x ll
Stranspilatea it and it not so p contrast V the With* chamagnbe are out.
; Hgle nm T S downme e tem pay a noininal charge for
SOne R the pluSt now stand x. *'L who were in* or two meals you eat a Cs
a good sit or sit feet high and together ttfl. a r
r the fruit I 1s bot four Inches A ll( German birth or back- Osute of that, toIurst. e 90* .IMM .
I and =p formed, she ground, tey were e aged lrtr t to tuipe sant mtl a ms6 Ia
s& oake_, difeftt ftQB> first class. atdw


Korean War's 3rd Year, Starts
June 24 marks O nseoond anivemrary of Uth tart of the Korean war.. .inu. of attend
drawn-out truce talks with hieshe : umMdnlst and Nr th Korw flhri _The two ye0
toll of Americana-some 110, 00 am malte and 17,000 kil led in atofi. T Otle it has 6t
the prospect off a additional $7.5 biwllWi ore during the next year. 6. mil t
and equipest have been usd in kfi with seven mill ton tens ngra ttre ti
highlilftiNttfq nation as the war enters l .
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aeed with 'two-year-qM IIt lb the ares.
eet fb agMbr, Mrs. John F. WeGwm, s Jimmy rneom
Sfeel that Margaret's an old friend whe ia1 "ti" with Mlm.

M ft'OS NOTE: This is would not later want their own
be first of several artiles children to do.
Sfr teenafers and grown- One -of the moat necessary
ito on baby-sitting by a conditions atf baby sitting iE
Smralwaperwoman who is also that the employer take the sit-
Ste nmagie of a ymng son. ter home when It is late In the
bue done extensive r6- evening. T"O should be true
... mer int the manners and for boys un. 16 as well a
Ls- bluas of .itters-and of girls who awemn older.
parents who employ them. If this sto n Olble, the alt-
",,% ased article will ap- ter abshould the night, call
:. pelor *t week. her own for tranpr-
I, Us m e tatIon, or tt -not accept the
11 T mad VAN DORE lenMm .A_ the beginning.
< Written f EA Service fl Imoldt nt to remember
re o h tr t ittertteusually are still
ARTOD, Conn-How do chWm n, t They are oder
S get started on a baby-sit- cl dren butohey are not adults
.;& f career? Usually, .It starts a" they need a cer tai
S family, caring or amount Of. cton.
S a -I sisters, brothers, coui- We are that ameasumes
,i"nd spreads to friends and r T are MToeed by tle fact
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ce you let Ut be known paty late Mte .eventing ha
hat you are available for ba- had too m to drink aMd Is
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the ogagements you taking a girl Uome. to OW a rkh-
for vaby-sitters are fng of other Vuhible embtahs-
ix demand and short In MGent.
It should not surprise dAob
V m live in a neighborhood an employer he has Utbe
"iI "eAmre asU children, fltoag b -aitteras. WA *W
Om m ( raotars and tel spMed radply among Mp9alag-
U .would i to be a er tat I not a goo pRmo
SWrite or tt y o u r to work for.
address and telephone What are the wuges 'fr baby-
ron slip of paperr and stti,? This depends th the
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NFA Editor ha the ~7-A
ro w-ews about It,
Every girl w*$ts to be a beat- It is too late.
thu bride bfs8 certainly you What pis must do, Rt I
are no excepiM.. Yet, as the are to km yourself feel
the ays l1wq, e pressure of toofctor, 1614l, is Telax.V
plans seems 1 be W6ar you mty er b to ponible, ant fh
out. You're gWbbly woering bIt wfth We pe ii,
haw you u 'ver have the fur pat, It can be.a
strength, no IB the glamor. i
to wak down e aisle. ry to o4 all your h t
If ft 's any fllatlon, they're sh l M 4iOne Iin the
hardly a bride who hasn't ex- IU* betre t e crowds it MO


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less pay 25 cents an hour,
even a dollar for an e.v*3-.
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your rk. It's an -easy
way to earn a dollar.
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MALE MISCtLtMgOU ORT
SloUehoud wYs bS g-f roo
ALE-Automatic Benli x wash- Ser* Peonnel van A e
60 cycle.House 261-A Gatun, GiQerr t ib" ,
SALE -- Two bu Clen Govomment Emploaft Ful .p Co. Will remain d fW JI'S2 Jut's 2 tote & 1
lntE.rn Two burner Couemon Whe ou IW VW new until S"mber 3rd M2, for 14
,0-"ltntern. One Bosement Cupbord w o l 2 '"'R nsodffin. An 0rr' hsovrirfl 4 4.. U-, .
'. i' x 4' x 3'. Two kitchen chairs. AWSNC iMIiR pendlt. please call fort before di. T
One yard chair. One kerose No. 43 A &, Row mentioned. SS"
burner. 754-A, Balboa Road. Tel. Phone -.4984 8-49850 4a i tB
> t SALE.3-Re---r-,5 ~ FOR SALE -1949 Plymouth Bpeciol t
R SALE.,-Refrig !io 5. or 6 Do Luxor 4 Door Sedon, fight Mallrto '
Gycle. Now iinli unit. jut over- reen rd pylon, sat covers. 11e olbaoo.
,' Ihulla "llent cbndit.n, $.L *.new tire, liw imlas. A real used mV a Pce mu
DO, 2.. a r barail Motors, your 1W ( k retrvaSRtid
,ALE: 60 cycepImlApe Dode aand belo-k JOth St Wt W ATI plu fixtures. rAerv.at
t machine; wringer type. one block v*r fom Aelendez our ple, d
one yei.,,$9.00. Hollywood Av. Tel. 4-J.e eat *eolk. k 4n11 Clare
bed, box springs and innerspring FOR SALE -19q51 Kaiser, new t-res, RIA, S. A. =llae 3-3350: Justo e, 'wleVst rates. Tet
mattress, $30 00. Phone 84,- 179. radio. etc. House 338-0. Ft. Cloy- Arotemena Ave. and 29th St. East. 6-441 '~5 ro
uarters 95-B. Fort Kobbe ton. Telephone 87-2121. ---- ------ ----41
FOR SALE Quartermaster double FOR SALE :-Dail ation Puppies at Foster's furnished corteges, halftM
bed and maitres. Couch vitn FOR SALE:-PlyInouth ut,,ry 1951, 42 Va Porras, Dr. Perez' Clinic. beyond San e Clara. Gas refr
drapes. 107-B Pedro MguelP 1.400 los, $.1,750.00. Powells FOR SALE: --A rican flags, .fast actors, raoes. Special rotes w
4-506. g oocolor, 3 x 5, $1.50, 4 x 6, $2.00. ly -or monthly, private road t
0- e FOR SALE.-1950 Plymouth Special International Bazaar. No. 76 Cen- beach. FortInormnation' visit Da
ly SAhlvodor refrigeratorE -60 and 25 Cycle uros- De Luxe Club Coupe, gray, plastic trial Avenue, Ponam.. mar. TIlvi Avenue No. 6, o
y Shecellent condor. 8 seat covers, radio, hear, excellent phone Panaom 2-0170.E
i." t. excellent condeon. No 8 condition. Must be seen to be ap- FOR SALE:--60 cycle equipment, 10 F E T
artment 5. Jer6nmo de a Ossa onprecio Med C be seen motors, your inch G. E. oscillating fan and 5 FOR RENT
Street. Panami. Dodge and DeSoto Dealer in Colon. Inch white alarm 'clock. Both for
Dodgeend Dealer $20.PhoneBalboa2-4141.
'OR- SALE -Mahogany dningroom 10th St. onef block over from Me-. 20. Phone alboa 2-4141.
t ; set. Ca'I 3017 Melendez Avenue. lendez Avenue. Tel 492-J., FOR SALE:-The famous Sixtomat FOR RENT: House 2 bedroom
'.. ,l'Riviera Building apartment I, Co- FOR SALE.-Buick Super Dynalow, light meter, rust and shock proof., hvrnroom. dinlngroom, kitchen.
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.I. ^, l| l '.l.Ovk*4. . Rte .,"d Sex today
I Skd brfiant five-hit
Sof eteran.id Sldson while e White Sex
iM wteWlni the' Yankees 5-1 for the second
% Z right day. The ed Sex now trail the Yankees
he-and-one-half games with the White Sox
half-game further back.
IHudson gave up a run in the
first Inning then blanked the In-
dians the rest of the way. The
Red Box got their runs in the
third inning on a walk to Jim
Plersall plus singles by Hudson,
Dom DIMaggio and Billy Good-
man and a long fly by'Vern Ste-
phens. The only Indian tally was
-the result of a single by Harry
i 4 Simpson, a sacrifice by Roberto
League Avila and a single by Al Rosen.
Ned Garver won his third game
in a row by scattering three hits
Won Lost Pet. while the Browns made good use
S 41 15 .7 2 of eight for a 7-3 victory over
... 4 2 .64 9 the Senators at St. Louis. Walt;
4 ** ** 26 Masterson was the losing pitch-1
.".." er. Dick Kryhoski homered for
t. I 31 .4 the winners. The Browns scored
0is.'. 4 9" "* 42 six runs in the sixth on four
24- ** 07 walks, four hits and a long fly.
22 17 4 .270 T The Athletics were leading the
Gamet Not Included Tigers 4-2 in the third inning
N Inhen the game had to be called
TOD-A. GA MEB because of rain.
p TOODAY GAE8 In the National League the
.*st New York (2). Giants gained a half-game on
r Uat blluadelpha (2). the Dodgers pending the out-
u umJu' bh at Brookn. come of a night game between
A L- s at Bostn (z). the league leaders and the Pl-
rT ---- rates at Ebbets Field. The Giants
WT E TS whipped the Cubs for the second
SI BTERDAY'S RESULTS time in a row 6-2
"-t hati at Philadelpha Dave Koslo took over for
(Night Game) George Spencer in the second in- 5
u- --., r lnn ning and blanked the Cubs until
ltsburgh at Brooklyn the ninth when they got their
l"eier (Night GOme) odly two runs. Spencer had to
-M 7 retire with a blister on a finger.
SNeg 000 00002-2 7 1 Sal Yvars homered for the
k 002 100 03x-8 11 2 Giants while Johnny Pramesa
H. attend (7) and Atwell, clouted one for the Cubs.
(31; Spencer, Koslo 12)
Srs. In the only other senloa
-n --- circuit contest, the. pardlnals
S a 1 blanked the Braves 9-0 behind I
101 000 421-0 12 0 the four-hit pitching of Wilmer
000 000 000-4 4 1 Vinegar Bend) Mizell. The
3 MllR and Fusselma; Sur- Card southpaw trucks out
0 a Chipman (7), Jones (8 and eleven Braves. Red Schoen-
1'. dienst was the batting star
i"m "- with four runs batted in with
"*. a double and two singles.' Stan
SMuslal drove in two runs with
Le i e a triple.
V in Eb Ltt. iePhiladelphia ........ ... 4
.. .. t Detroit. .. .. .. .. 2
.. 24 3s6 .37
.. .. .... 4 91 .5 17 New York 000010000--1 6 3
S .. .... 28 29 .52 Chicago 000 410 00x-5 7 1
2m. .. .. 27 0 Lopat and Berra; Stobbs and
.. .. .. 28 32 .487 Lollar.
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S. .. .. 183 40 .810 Boston 003000000-3 5 1
Cleveland 100 000 000-4 5 0
f l AVyI'S GAM8S Hudson and Wilber; Feller,
4&ANOll- at Cleveland (2). Harris (8) and Hegan, Tebbetts
.ew York at Chicago (2). (8).
ffld4elphis at Detroit (2). -
Washrnton at St. Louis (2). Washington 000 010 011-3 7 0
St. Louis 000 006 01x-7 8 0
TBTERDAT'S RESULTS Masterson, Johnson (61 and
-l at -the and of threM,ta- Grasso; Garver (5-6) and John-
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ht Sauer, Newest Mr. Thump
BY DARRY GRATSON
NRA Sports Editoe
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OW YORX-June 21-H-en- Simmons. He next straight-
Siohn lasuAos tree ome sre4 out a low curve. The third
Si Curt SlnnoBs at came on a belt-high hard one.
eld the other tfWp AMll were toward left center
ride attention to the :et Beld. tach woWld have been a
Sbueball has a brand JIw home run in any big league
p. park with the exceptikq n -of the
S toe who watched him Polo Grounds, where' the yard
I a pronounced shift to runs deep in that vicinity.
h nwll tell you that In Until this Spring. the higher
tig tank Sauer the sur- they pitched to Sauer, who
go Cuba have an authen- stands far away from the plate
Lthe higher he'd chase the ball.
Vn rate, the Hammering A dead left field hitter, way
iltan will finish as the out in front of the ball, he'd
Z league batting champion pull inside pitches foul for
-J and show the way loud strikes.
1 M home runs and 174 runs The opposite of the Ted Wil-
Sliams shift had him well shack-
it, wIh talent pitching, ted.
SwiAiha de.e would He had to do something to
i t UbA to finish as one counteract it,
tast three, could win the
WE HARNESSED B .POWER
S 'E ffadnishling Chi- Some baseball men.
lon who finished Hornsby, are inclined. to
t bthe cellar in three of off the game's mectihi
t lour yeas, have been gadgets popularized by
their heads by Phil Ca- Rickey.
SThe Bruis are as era- But Sauer believes the bat'
their oldest member ting tee helped hilm It enable
of the Drowns obvious- him to move the ball back and
fed up with Rogers forth until he acquired t hI
knack of hitting it where itW
hw BMemsr aeees sto- pitched.
MO etraor rtamazzott J IM the ,sa
-the pt every stance and handles the big w
Fjigageq B but of the bat IB, lau 5au$'r
a wmiAvead On him. learned frost te utSity ama
tmae, everybig Good rand s itten
Iia B s o*bMs Me, 8P
a gPest Started 'up 2o
she dfenathat a.
W"t. know where to d:w him l and a
reled Baser ame often thas
WMMI not takeB eawd hta at the hn
f .iel Sac ndss .e
he iis PW rS twd^ hba
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Today's

Ist BRae "C" Natives 7 pa.
Pane: $32B.00-fool Closes 12:45
First Race of the Doable
1-Annie N. J. Bravo 120
2-Dallda P. V. Ordofiez 115
3-Eloina B. Agulrre 120
4-Diana A. VaSquez 117x
5-Golden Tip P. Ordofiez 114

2nd Race "F6-" N! S--44 Fgs.
Purse: $275.00 Closes 1:15
Second Rae of t Double
1-Rosa B. B. Pulldo 112
3-hirena V. Ordoftez 120
4-Campesino J. Bravo 112
5--RomAntleo C. Lino 112
6-Caflaveral G, Snchez 120
ROSA B. exeued from bet-
ting.


3rd Race 'qr-2" NIves-4, Fgs
PFrse: 127. elD Closes 2:2
One,.te
1-Ag de Oro 0. MorAn 1122
2-Fi116n Aguirre 115
3--Strike Three B. Pulido 115
4-La Mfcura R. Guerra 112x
5-Orgullosa R. VAsquez 115
6-Kon Tiki A. Mena 115
7-Tap Lady G. SAnchez 115

4th Race "F-2" Natives-4--% Fgs.
Purse: $275.00 Pool Closes 2:20
Qulniela
1-Arqulmedes 0. Alfaro 121
2-Buen's Tardes B. Pulldo 112
3-White Fleet J. Phillips 120
4-Avivato J. Bravo 119
5-Piropo J. Parada 116x
6-Qasablanca 0. Graell 119
7-Golden Fan A. Mena 111
8-Malaya V. Rodriguez 115x
9-El Mono P. Ordoftez 118
5th Race "3-Year-Olds Imported
7 Fgs.-Pool $1,5$.00 (added)
Pool Closes 2:55-"LA PRENSA"
CLASSIC
1-Phlox J. Bravo 112
2-Cy. Malone B. Aguirre 115
3-Choice Brand A. Mena 115
4-Petit Pois B. Pludoe 12
5-Turf Lodge J. Rodriguez 115
6th Race "1-2" Imgported-7 Fpg
Purse: 5375.00 Pool Closes 3:5
First Race of the Double
1-Cantaclaro J. Avila 120
2-Gold. Triumph J. Bravo 114
3-Interlude A. Vasquez 117x
4-Hechizo V. Castillo 119
5--Lac6nico) V. Ordoflez 112
6-La Chata) 0. Castillo 778
7-Espartand B. Aguirre 120
8-Jepperin J. Rodriguez 113
gL-Tully Saba O.Bravo 117 .

rth Race "B" 3-~Iarted-.4% gF
Purse 750M -Pool Closes 4:05
Seeoad Race .o the Dmble
1-Royal Coup G. Prescott 130
2-M'tmartre) V. Ordofes 110
3-P-blico) G. Sanchez 120
4-(Notable A. Vasqez109 l
5--(Bmedeguz E. L raj
6-loadmaster B. P do I8
7-Bedulno B. Aguirre 119
!bt Race 1-1-2" lawrtd-7
uflm: $35.60 Close '_4%
Quiniela
1-Nehuinco V. Ordoflez 112
2-Alejandro 0. Chanis 114
3-Sandarin J. Avila 120
4-NijLnsky G. Cruz 120
5--Incomp'r'ble V. Castillo 120
6-Danescourt S. Garcia llx
7-In Time J. Bravo 19O
8-Curaca B. Agutrre 1ii
9-Soberana II A. Vhsquez lif
0-Conde Leal M. Hurley 120


9th Race "H" Imported--4 .
Purse: $400.00 Pool Cla
One-Two
1-H. Moon A. Fernandiez 1
2-Gran r4a 0. Sanchez If
3--Mariscallto A. VAsquez ll7X
4-Porter's Star V. Ordofies 110
5--Pia J. Rodriguez 011
---Alabarda F. Rose tM
7-Sir Boss B. Aguirre 120
Mbh Race A-B Natives-"% Fgs.
Pere: $375.00 Pool Closes 5:40
1-Amazona J. Bravo 114
2-Marsellesa B. Agulrre 117
3--La Loba C. Lino 117
4--Lolto G. SAnchez 120
5-Winsaba V. Ordofiez 110
6-Petite 0. Castllo 10l
11th Race 1-2' Imported-7 Fgs.
Purse: $75*M
1-Rechupete B. Pulido 115
2-Tupac iR. VOsquez 115
"-Gay Ariel H. "ayes 112x
4--Beach Sun V. Rodriguez 112x ll
5-Fulanlto V. OrdoLte. 115


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IF ROBINSON GETS OUT
This is what gives the fight its appeal, the weight
differential. Automatically. It makes nobson the sentimental
favorite,'an uii -40l -e.o him at s$y time. Can a middle.
we t beat l ? Well i any middleweight c
- -em ot i e. n Snowlsye f.m to
call i t.est d, pou r pound. The aweton l
herd toIs p tb heco and still be the tsmikf-
able t d Laoi, Iurpf~ and Orauadw
The calend up with obinuso. He was 83 last
May.. Speed, feet .hand, has hen the foundation of his
matchless tecitqa." Th. Q. isn't the fthter today he *as.
five years ago, fgof, qt h lying. And the wear and tea, of
his harsh profesaslonAe ng to fl. _e has developed'sear
tissue around the ey s it t ratherealy.
This could be 4L ctortn the Mtim fig t-and remember
Maxim's boast tht'll Is aft expert with e lab is not without
merit. This is one weapon he uses like a real pro.
Did Maxim think Robinson woudM cut and that the fight
might have to be itoRed?
"How can you tell?" he said, spreading his hands. "You never
know what's going to happen in a fight,"
Then as an afterthought:
"I hope not. I don't want to wil that way. 'd never hear
the last of it."
You can see what'sron his mind, cMi't you? No middleweight's
going to show him up. .


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Be In t nkee Stadium -n16"gin of
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the avyweight thampt Bo@ A
he a th room on n off of a
h te a iihematics cidd Up
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4aqas you gysl
reds that the guya him, all right, bt
It.. him. Km. ry this pin ut.
e Ian, nMicker isa tpe
f~ael~.ltadiy f |, iN not the grtateBt
walking the ba e a wild throw nor.
rbw m skull.
hed. "That's th tlA a that's mised me

0 hg partners, nfakttjqt Bleltwood, hAm been
t, g off 'thin in workouts.
o son lion. blackwood I the floor. Admiral
Bob ftity, who is employed to iuch embarragments
to the preis uo that they appear possible light, cahed
"8lip, hell," corrected Maxim. ed me good.
I'M NO CLO
How does Maxim plan to fight who h to Join
the prehistoric Bob Fitzsimmons ant e modem Henry Arm-
strong as triple crown winners?
"Crowd him from the start. I let him et set to
punch That's his hole card. The d lons he thrO, right,
left, right all in a stream. That's W#1t |aes him style and class
and makes him look so good in t if you can break it
up before he gets It going you can
Then there was no question It e ung man's mind but
that he would teat him?
"Listen," he answered earnest, "I know I'm not a great
fighter. Not by the standards you nse. But I'1' hate at
least 16 pounds on him and if I can them to good ums then
I'll have to agree I'm just about eve g you guys say I am."_
Maxim got up and walked the If the room. I thought
I had sensed earlier an intensity of so tion about him I wasn't
aware of before. Perhaps it hadn't e in the past.
"Bell, I'm-not a clown fighter.- d4 hit too goo4 that I1'1
admit. But I can box good., as good a lg fellow in the game,
as gobd as Robinson. I believe. I kaow ot a better jab, I been
fighting heavyweights. They could' rt me. And Robinson
ain't going to hurt me, either.
.tn Itl. I. beat him all I'll get out of the fight is money"--t
InWftWly'ovaired to the young man be had made a statement
that sounded ridiculous. "Don't get m:wronL" he hastily add-
ed. "I been fighting a dozen years anWhis will be the first good
pay day I ever had. The money's tty important. What I
mean, is that you guys will say, '8o wht'; Didn't the bum have
16, 17 pounds opl him?


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W HINOTON, June 21 -
(UP) The government an-
foun ed today that the steel WRNTf-VVENTml YVEAR IPAAUJi, R. P., S" '
trik, has forte it temporarl-
ly pt aside plans to lilt
cura on maferials for home
b lld g and amusement con-
trun non July 1. Frank.CostMIofrs
Del4eT Production Adminis-
ti-ator Harry H. Fowler told & .
news conference the relaxa-
tion ^rdera will not be issued .
now amntl the 19-day nat'- e t x rl
wide walkout ends ain the b n Ta e $
goveilownt can assess its ira- j 9 f i ^ftir^1 f .r
pact pn the long-range ste.l .
t otuatlon. WASHINGTO, June 21 He added that the agency --en. J. Willia*.tald the Sen- a #0.- toa ox trt. ah. :,
also i reviewing It plan to ate today that te Internal Re-
ease controlss on commercial venue Bureaut ari a $25,000 Te tax cliM against Cos- din, the tMAt
buildBg effective October 1. tax claim aganlmt racketeer tello edvered the years 1920-I62. that WIIf reco'
Frank Costello for nearly 20 The U Mistanent was made In tax tH the burl
Floer dlslWd that the years without p.osecuting and IM and court,Judg0ents werv was v ,pooWi" WUiaIt Ce,-
gvermet ha baMe aB didn't collect Mati he "mislaid" e1terM in '1 Costello mlaid ti , at lhs-
plck .roa exports to supple- the mQney In tax cab th iaah In 'had the OV- .
m enC-eentehbeyt whieh The laware republican al-a erm nt collected a
rady have been taken to so said the baureu had "mark- l'* A
street* ot ithe atti's dwit ed off" $3l15,11& In taxes and W alteyy w tti roaW
dBf rserver ob f tal steel enaltes agant "Dandy" Phil "Not only VU this amount ,"
for mlalitary and qmsntlai penalties against "Dandy" Phil
Kastel, Costello's New Orleans allowed to remain outstanding
1a11 associate, over a 15-year period. '"r these mi'3 ran," Williams C"at dligs. W
"M-n8 "b 81 r 0,id no record D ftAedr to to bW
lie warned "however, that Re said a N W Orleans sl ot- w0 Whetq t t ent peo- ta terat
this and other emergency ac- mcine opefo alone net- eea M t. for hti per ..i bi -
sm cannot substantiallyy re- t tiwo fmblers nearly tfhre to i s returns d
leve" the spreading Imnpact of m, 0 in oSt umars, where-
the steel strike. a,ftza agent claimed they
Mr. ttuman said Thursday, toftha enble.. Sa then yasr-
in disclosing hbe is onsidering tothendur-
use of the Taft-Hartley law 9i 7,Vta- a periods.
tle dispute, that all tinduray M.tillteulrto
will be affected soon.
"It is clear," Fowler said,
"that the large abd prepon- The bureau finally got tas
terant bulk of defense pro- money out of I4ello. Williams
auction and the civilian eco- said, When he 'carelessly left
jomy are slowly but surely $27200 In cash ia a New Tork
hiding to a halt taxab. -
: "I do not want to give 'any Th'eash WlUitmrned siar
isnpeaiMoa U at the steps we the pbrty t of the w
have taken Will In any material Yotic peee d0 ent and (he
sense prevent or sua tantially government Obtined a &cot
relieve the Increasitng serious order, to width*n w 25,e00 of it1
effect of te strike on the CoStbe 6 .w conlted of coR-
&ebense program." temlt of Ouijun t New to
last ~S ft'-etl lg tis f i
SPewle arai hims. agn hasc sw liteIns befde the
w tsbestheedomete mrelt WW was amt Id sl
f the walkout months in Jail and fined i6,-
because It has 000 but to now free under $5,-
m 'the m* nlt L O000 bond pending appeal
ow hd by Nqupilsu. During its survey ofinterstate
n Athe strikes sbea, an criminal operations, the Senate
a manufacturer y hw d thatfro y fNOWeOren looking Ail the



o get up to 1,800 pounds fr the tamm due."' se t s*vrla day i
to six weeks perof flwelg tt, The ator one .ftesfir e they M
dthat bowns alleys, swim- to exl-Cse andatelo hookup. -

n o and other recrta.- ion's t coiect se .profitable '.
Fowal projects had an coulnced get 1000 concluded his spee d "a big ft-
oadt without an action. n a newspapers to why the -
b uelwilders-O Woudrta a a r etm ovent filmed ct ag e.-
teet up to mp to 1,5sepoue a 1,5 oou the taxes due."
scribing a governusint -,
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SLab R. Bmau., aboW, ofe
a N. Y. .has bA nI

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No Spe Task
SAN FRANCISCO, JMu 21, -.
(UP)-The delousing at f or lt
ligator ars, fish wMt bt;
teeth, a nasty dtlpouttlst and
mile-an-hour speed, l. a tale
scene at the city aquarium.
The lee thrive in the Siw h
mouth, where it la teo danger
eus for a man to distMrb them
because of the teeth. Wen tm
lice go out on the tars anot,
however. they become prey r
brave fish doctors.
The scientists begin by drlin-,
Ing the pool where the fslah ar
kept because no net hea beo a
known to hold a wrar. After thq
qar. which grows to eight feet it
length. is caught yo in a trotaa
cloth, one man holds its m th
shut while the other vanbk off
the half-tnrh lice by land.
Then a little disinfectant Is
wiped hestlly on the fish's snout
and he is tossed back Into the
pool.
Because the lice In side the
Ear's mouth are ndt disturbed,
they continue to mulUgl# pThere-
fore the de-lousing perLas mast
be carried out frequently.


Lee's A Uoney Thing
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*lth in her guy, but sometimes there's a breaking
T' tht's thbf lualon of 21-year-old Betty Maeinaky
S" a jaclusion she arrived at through hard
t er-en obee.
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p, which they ran "for
pose of operating slot
e throughout the state
1iana," had a net in-
Pr the years Z942-S4
l*V $i,000,M, of which
about one-half was
I to Philip Kastel and
Qostello."
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things of yAhs I we had- I
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