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(Hpocdy) HUTSON for TAMJOT KKILD JR. For County Judge CLAUD If, BUTTON i). Ann KIT A. LUCK For Bhorlff COOK For Ward 1 JOK HIUTT C. (llolu UANIELS Jol'; JONW8 For Alderman Ward 2 FHEU JOHNSON OWICMIT fMDOniUj I'AUI, For Alderman Ward 8 L.

nKTf-ajf jrmrney to torilifhl 'Monday) for a Kiitiut (it 8 o'clock with the Red PrldM. The will put a brand new mrmbi'r nt a'juad on Ihe mound I'lMiKht, Pitcher liimald Bencflcld, Tho Huinc wilt lie Ijtoiidcnsl over Hadi'o Htiilitm KXAH. Top Radio Programs NKVV YORK Monday night: NMC 7 Gordon MftcRnc t) Don Voor CMS 7 Mm Hornblnwer; II Druina. AIM' 7 iif-nry Taylor Com- jMi.nl; He, Chicago Miisir. MIJS Ni'wsrcel; 7:30 1 Not Detroit Tourney DKTROIT UK'-Cnry Mlddleenff.

t- dpntldt, yoMffday off with tho $2,400 first prize In tho $15.000 Motor City Open finlf Tournnmcnt. flut IK had to do.it the hnrrT way T'-d Kroll, onp of thr; more promUinff rookies on the played him to a standstill In thej i emulation 72 holpH only to lose) in Mlddlecoff in a sudden death i playoff on the 73rd hole. i Kaili shot a 14-under-par 274 over tho 72 course. Middlecnff wllhj of 88-B7-87-71 nnd Kroll with Dutch Harrison, Ardmorc, won with a Baseball Meridian Natchez Greenwood Monroe El Dorado Pine Uluff Hot Springs Greenville In tho Atkins' Trtiv ond Female Help Wanted 1MMEIMATK plnoi'ment. Avon PruduuU only in Itipe for woman Interested In iiliilUnw money, For intoi'vluw, wrltt! Box "11" c'o Houo Stnr.

Dlununul Cttfo will pny tfiwl sU'tuly oxperiuiiml wnlt- rcas pi-r tiny, plus nnd tips, See Mm, Cttmill. 7-tH Mole Help Wanted U5 YKAH old hwt company tins cxoluijlvt! UM In this niul HummiullnK counties tor lull or pan ilino njjci 8S to 83, No Homo ni(jhts, Cwr Hood chimco tw JK WrlUs Uox Hope Star Vv. V-it fltale TOM SIUVKY Hit, K. C. CROW Chancellor Dlvltlon, 6th OUtrlct) WKSI.KY HOWARD A.

I'. STKKI. For Conurefia OIIKN IIAIJIUH Memphis Drops 2 and Lands in Cellar Ulidnled Southern Oy The Annoclated MritipliiH rolled over playod (lend iwlee for ('liiitnuooi'ii Sumluy mid wound iiji Imrled nciiin In fiiinllliir Southern AKiiofiiitiiiii eel- liii. The vlelorie'i. nut hy (he ne.it pilelilni! of Al ioid Moli ChetDh and tills lo iipflre, also; polled ltd- lookiinis to within half u.iiiie 01 (our pcri'iMitiiRc poInU of i out-running New Orlcnrm.

Siinn, the Lookouls' nee south- lin.Jtcd to six hits n- he ficon-d hlx Mth victory. The l.ookoul.i in tiled throe pitchers for Hi lilli In tiikliiR thu npuncr, 12-1. Mitchell, riglilhnnder, Hluitout the CliiukN on threo hlln In winning tile nlnhtenp, Little Hock viiiiltcd ahead of the by tiikiiiK 11 twlnljlll froin (1-5 and Tho victory opeiu'r cnrne on homer in Kllh. ler Mnl Simpson started tho Km no off with a bung by homer In the first InnlriK. tied It at 4-nll In the fourth, only tn see Little Kncli the winning run in tlio of the HIIITIO inninn.

The slumping Mobile Bears lopped llieir xixtli in row, bow- IMM to lllrmltiKhiim 10-2. Atlnntii nnd New Orleans split a rleuljloheiider, with home the difference in both! A 2-run homer by Allie in the sixth broke up a 1-1 Me to Hive tin- Pels it victory. In tlie Diek Slnovle hit Iv.o homer.s with two men on each, lime Jim picked up a to Atluntii to a O-H' Homer Decides 3 of 5 Games in Texas DALLAS MV-Three of fivn Ramos' In the Texas were decided last nlKht by home runs. Hniaslien figured strongly In another nlte. Dallas had to use tho, circuit clout to innintnln its nuil-Kln Mncko.

the gifted i KiiKl' 1 first biiseman, clonred the! pnliiiKs In the seventh inning with ti'rcc niiites on base nnd Dallas beat Oklahoma City 8-5. It nave Dnvc lloskins his thirteenth pitch- iilK victory. The Indians pounded Tlosklns for 14 hits. Second pluce Beaumont edjjedl Slut-veport 7-0 as Jim Grcengrnssi drlvinu in four runs with a homer) I a triple and single. Joe Koppu had I homers for Shcrcvcport to keep! the Sp.irts in the ball fjame down' in the last inning when Ford Garrison singled in the winning tally.

Home runs were the difference in each ns Ft. Worth and Tulsa split doubleheader. Ft. Worlh won tho opener 4-3 with Wayni) Helardi's circuit clout wjlh two on providing the winning mar Tulsa won the niKhteap 4-a on Ktirl York's 2-run homer in the third. The only gnrne in which homers failed to fifiilrc was San Antonio's 4-1 victory over hapless Houston.

It pushed Snn Antonio into tho first division tn lie with Shrovoptirt for fourth It was Ilouslon's fourteenth loss in Ifi jfntnes. Lnst night's results: Monroe 7 Pine Bluft 0 Dorado 14 Hot Springs Natchez 8-9 Greenville 1-5 Meridian 4 Greenwood 2 Tonight's games: Hot Springs at Pine Bluff Monroe at 1C I Dorado Greenwood a I Greenville Natchez at Meridian Southern Association New Orleans 49 39 Chattanooga 47 38 Atlanta -Ifi 39 Mobile 4K 42 Nashville 43 44 Birmingham 40 Little Rock 35 47 Memphis 36 50 By Associated INTERNATIONAL, LEAGUE Rnci-f ster Tordnto Syntuse 4 3 ore '2-1 SprinpfU'ld 1-0 0-4 Buffalo AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee (i-2 Kansas City 3-3 Lrnisvili" 11-1 Indianapoli.s ii-4 St. Paul 5 Columbus at Charleston, postponed, rain PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Oakland 8-3 Hollywood '3-2 Seattle 3-5 Sacramento 1-4 Los 4-'J San Francisco 1-1' San 2-5 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Little Hock 0-5 Nashville n-4 Memphis 1-0 Hit lit Mobile 2 New Orleans Atlanta 1-9 TEXAS LEAGUE Ft. Woith 4-2 Tulsa 3-t Beaiunont 7 Shreveport 0 San Antonio 4 Houston 1 Dallas 1. Oklahoma City 5 Public Links Totirneyon at Miami Jwiy i a i nvrEi .5011 .427 i Last night's results: Little Hock 6-5 Nashville Chattanooga 12-fl Memphis New Orleans 3-3 Atlanta 1-!) Birmingham 10 Mobile 2 Icd'iy's games: Nashville at Little Rock Chattanooga at Memphis Atlanta at New Orleans Binliingham at Mobile NATIONAL, LEAGUE Brooklyn New York St.

Louis Philudolpliia Cmcinniiti Flostun 51 21 47 2G 4G 34 42 35 Pel .708 .044 .545 .55 GB 35 MAUL ntul vpronri $UA yniul Ornvcl uvuiltible, Fuy Phimu 7-91)50, JU-IM JP, hum niuvert ids law nfflco front Oturljian Mulltlinu fourth floor of the First Nuliouwl Bunk UuiUlliiH, Itooius 400, HOJKS ArkansHs. League Leaders By Tht NATIONAL LEAGUE 8A'ITINO Musittl, St. Louis. .333: At well, Chicago. Huliln- Urooklyn, ,315, Lacknum, New York.

8ft Mustul, St. Louis, 53; Uobln- Brooklyn, 55. JtUNS HArtKD IN Bauer, 6D; New York, i UtKigcs, Biookiyn, 9T. HITS Musiul. St.

Louts, New York, Admus. W. New York St. Louts. ID; Muslal, Thomson and Muel- York and Etwls.

PhUa- Savior, Chicago, ilyn, It; Thoin- SYNOl'SIH f.isnnox, hniiiliioniii yomiB of liinhlDimtild York cliunh. anil ConilnnfA luKliiort urn nidtinlly inva. with him nl ilmnar tnniBhi. no will toil Il4 Itlfttcilltl. her of qimirul with hla wruMliv.

eniixlio AKHllin Mur- clitnon, of ipftififll to upcopt con- trlliiitlmi la chuii'h (iiriil, of hei Ihrssl tn (tint Itonhlc I'Mu'hinB luiniri (liH'tily ilinnnpniiiK'il, Connltt hcf filtind Kime ih'simirhiH. plninn yet for tho rrlvoloim luiiititiiul IIHII long ten illvniTfti, Co nn if fcitkd nnil tlilils Dt'iinln, plonils with tilm lo former wlfo onca moro. im to tlo no, CIIAFTBR KIOHT CONNIE wont on with hor ex- plnniukvn lo Peto Dennis, "1 have bocii very But ll WHS try, 1 tiHHuro you that happy cndlnjt (nun my Hiiindpolnl would not uu'luilu Kiim unil niako up. You'vo outgrown cnch other, nnd nnywiiy I don't think you're KOOI! cnotiKli for hor!" Ilia oyea vvuiotii-tl with Intvrcal, he Ki'liuicU at her, cofiliully. "You MO rcmnrknUlv Rlrl," ho nnid.

"I'm tioKiniund to tic told. It iuk- look uontcono Klnlo nover saw tMJforo will wlpo clean, I'm all for it," "Thanks," iwld Cohnlt 1 "I'm It I did vvciikon. JtiNt one tiling more, I'd to Iscop frtendsinn, which uothlntj to do with our usaociulUm. I'louso' don't toll her 1 to MOO you," Mho roue us he "1 won't" niut tlu-n, "Stay uiul luvvo a drink? Why not, ns I'm late to my i "No, tlmnka," ahc sttld and held out her tmnd. That'll aho thought, feeling drained and tired us the clovator dcacciiilcJ, And I Rue.ss I'm craay, Wien Conule homo and ellmlxHi the Hlsip haniftnK over the rail nt the lund- Inn.

"1 thought I lu-iud your step quick, cams In before Grace arrives," upT" askod Connie, knowing; thinking. He didn't jftvo hhuMflt time to iniiul. She at Klsio, thouiiht she younger, "Anything tha matter?" leU'phonod. Juat now. He he'd lo sea I'm having dinner with hUn Wednesday CoitnU went in and sat down on couch.

She felt- aliithtly ill. Sha thought, I'm seared, and then you want to go, KUle Yuu could call back and say you'd "Darling don't look stricken. Of courss 1 want to go. I'm ler- rifted, but wouldn't not go for wpTKL Do you think there's anyinlng In telepathy No, I sup- poau not, or he would have loivg ago, up, help what to pet? lu red, there's that into trocfat hnnda and looked at her friend. She said miserably, "Elsie, I do hopo this la risht for you," She didn't moan tho dress.

On Wednesday Connie had nn early dinner engagement with a client. She came home early to quiet apnrtmant. was at the theater. Slio waited, trying to road, to listen to the radio. Connie thought, Why don't I go to bed She'll be out till all hours.

Elsie caino tn about ten o'clock, tier face was composed, She said, "Hello, Connie, back so soon? What happened?" "Mrs. Mitchell liked the idea and layout," Connie bcjjan. Then she iiuul, "Never mind me. What happened with you? I've been sitting hero tor nn hour, nearly jumping out ot my skin!" Dime suit down. She still wore her coal and hat.

She at HI-tod carefully stripping off her cloves. "Nothing. Kvi-rythlnR." she be- nan 10 IniiKh, and Connie looked ai her sharply, wasn't hysterical. Sho was genuinely amused. said, "lie told mo, 'A quiet place, don't So I wore the ml." She looked down at her lap, nslcod, "Why nni I sitting here In my coul? He liked it, he said, look extremely I met him at tho ivstuuituit, we'd never btvn there together.

It's new. I've been there with (leorglo Connie said, "Uet on with it, Elsie." "Like a dose of castor oil? All right. Pete's a nice person, a very nice person. A little on the shrewd iiulc, smart, amiable, successful. Someone I never knew," Connie's iifld breath was released, shtf felt limp aa a rag doll, Klsio put her hands over her (ace and as Connie moved nearer, ap- pivhenslve, said, "U'l all right.

Let me cry. It doesn't hurt at all." After a while, she took her hands away, her face ravished by her tears, but quiet She her voloo roughened, "I was crying over a denth. Two; a boy's and a 1'hey don't exist any longer, 1 feel grieved, but if I'd been born again or cured of fever. And thank Qod for It, Connie." She rose, leaned to touch Connie's shoulder. "Don't worry now, after tht first half hour tt was almost painless," She yawned, and yawned again "I'm so tired, I'll sleep tonight," she said, She went Into her room, shut the door, and Connie sat she was, feeling If the could never get up again.

On the following morning when Paul opened his personal mail, neatly sorted by Qnuiby, ae found an bewtnf tht return address of i blinking institution. WM a Jltifc which waj to with BALDWIN there. He told himself that It wasn't her way cither. Yet he waa not convinced alt tough the check represented a i urn one, thousand dollars in ex- ess of thot which she had given Ini and lie had returned to her. He turned the check over in his Dig hands And found himself smll- I ig with wry astonishment; Miss Or an by, coming in, looked at him in wonder.

Ho said, "We've had a Christ- maa gift," put the check on the blotter, endorsed it, and gave It to hfcf, for Uielr treasurer's attention "It Is earmarked for the gym," lit artld, "by the giver's request." "But who?" she began, and then looked at tho check closely. Hoi eyes widened. She cried, "This it wonderful, it's Ilka a miracle. Now you'll bo able to do everything you wish, without delay. Have you no Idea who sent it?" "Only that It comes from someone who can also quote Matthew, 1 he responded, to her bewilderment.

"For instance, 'Let not thy left hand know' what thy right doeth he leaned back In his chaif and closed his 'that thine alms may bo In secret; and thy Father which seeth In secret Himself shall reward thee On Christmas eve, at six o'clock, the church was candlclightcd, the people crowded In, young girls wltli holly on their coats, the college students, the very small children, old men and women with quiet faces, the middle-aged, the In-betweens. Agatha was there, with Emily. But not Connie. She waa with her mother tn Pennsylvania. in the church they sang the carols, and prayed together, and Paul spoke to them briefly of a Child and tt Star; and then stood with Bob Simpson to say, "Good nlgot, God bless you." He saw Connie at the special New Year's Day services and again the following day, which was Sunday, She looked thin, he thought, UrttL On Wednesday morning, In the second he waa dictating to MIM when the telephone rang.

She answered and reported. "Ifi Dennis Mr. she to know if she can see you Hit heart Jumped. Elsie he thought Incredulously. And then, AopptMed to Connie.

Hi took the telephone and asked. anything wrong?" Not exactly. I hate to trouble "No. She's out, she doesn't know Pm calling. I don't want her to know." fie you can come now, be waiting." iaul for Elsie through jttetatlon ot tettera, tod a.

He had her. aad the cut "No." fit ot Oonnijt't vhftMui4i to Ua ot- upon an urgtat IfiM Qranby for tomorrow, voefc. No. to 4-1 21 SUNDAY'S GAMES Boston 2 S't. Louis St.

Louis G-(i Piltsburnh 5-1 Cincinnati 1-0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Now York CliiciiftK Cleveland Wash inn ton Boston PhiliuU'lphiii SI. Louis Detroit Hutchinson to Manage Only, No Pitching DETROIT Hutchinson waited only 20 hours after Inking over ns Detroit Tiger manager to he may shelve all pitching duties concentrnte on Ins team out of last place. The 32-year-old righthander, who hurled in last year's all-star game, said he didn't plan to give himself i Miy startins assignments in tho pear future. And lie said he didn't plan to jut himself in the bullpen with the other relief hurlors. "Can't, be out there and mana.no," were his words.

The scrappinf, curly-haired favorite of Michigan fans- had been a relief pitcher this season under Manager Red Rolfo, who was fired Saturday. Hutch never had a losing record in six previous seasons as a starter. "Dues all that mean to quit, pitching?" man asked Hutch, whose both y.amos since over. "Well, yes, I f'uoss you could take il thai way," said tho lanky control artist. it's likely Hutch will slay on the aeitve list.

He's a ti rrific competitor and a fair hitter. He may use himself as a ptnchhitler and a possible starting" S. W. Arkansas League Through June 30 Won Lost Pet. MIAMI, Fin.

WThp rugged, 6- day, mnn-to'inan battle tor, Ulrf lional Public Links Golt Championship opened 'today over tMe Miami Country Club course, the oldest and one of tmV toughest in the south. Two hundred stars of the municipal courses wore here to compete in the gruelling, eight-round struggle, including 199 who qualified in district tests throughout the United States and Hawaii. Defending champion Dave Stanley of Los Angeles wiis exempt from the qualifying round. Stanley and 55 other players clrrw i in today's first l8-ho(c round of match play. A second round of 64 matches is scheduled for tomorrow, and then the race will become more severe for the survivors.

Two rounds Wednesday and Thursday, will pe necessary to weed out all but the four who will meet In FrU clay's 36-holo semifinals. The finals are Saturday. rj-7 pitcher should his hurling staff collapse. Hutch faces an immediate problem finding a replacement for second baseman Jeny Priddy, who broke his right leg yesterday sliding home and will be out for the seasond. Pridy had played in 386 straight games.

First baseman Don Kolloway, who played second with the Chi- can" White Sox, may take over or slick-iielding Al Federoff may be called up from Buffalo. you nro a news-1 club has' he look; Team SUNDAY'S RESULTS New York 5-0 Philadelphia 2-7 Cleveland 2 U3 innings) Washington 5 Boston 2 Detroit St. Louis 0 Nashville Prides Mineral Springs Hope Tomics Hot Springs 11 10 4" 3 1 2 3 4 9 9 11 .846 .769 .092 .308 .250 .083 LISTEN TO THE Major League ALL-STAR GAME Tuesday, July 8 11:15 A.M. KXAR Water Travel VERTICAL tlShip captain's 1 Network 1 first officer 2 Toward the 5 Floor of a ship sFhellerftedh slde 9 Triangular 4 5 Women's "2S3T organization 13 Operatic solo io 14 Fruit drink ef Flu 1 18 Warms 1 'I 1 0 TtsliAOiL 1C 1 a 10 Roman 21 Not hata Prooit-j 23 Hebrew 16 Indians niieasuro 24 A snnnro 20 Eating ald 22 Sailors are called old 27 Pant 29 German king 32 Dress cloth 34 Not ripped 36 Most aged 37 City in New Jersey 38 Funeral fire 39 Let it stand 1 41 Night goddess 44 Great Lake Bright star sailors watch 49 Climbing plants 53 War god 54 Alphabet i learner '56 President Coolidge 57 Boy's nickname 38 Heroic 59 Abstract being 60 British statesman 61 Soeed contest i 15 18 ZH 32. 36 34 bi Si si I 25 3 26 Hi 1 Answer to Previous Puzzle A A fcf A C7 A 1 6 0 1 A 98 5 1 In 3 A i A MIAIO a 1 a A 1 13 1 1 1 1 i ll 1 1 i iJ 1 51 I 1 1 7 I 7 I I 24 Upon.

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