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THE PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY MORNING. JUS 15 12. 1349 a "7 MAIL ORDER MAIL ORDER Barks From Dogdom; Beit in Show Thrills Phila. All-Stars Test Skill Against Scots in Soccer Penn Squad Flies To Puerto Rico Overworked Eyes? hea ev burn and arnart dua to ov t- u'k. drlTios, eipoaure tr duat or wind, tthe ibern with l-arnptik.

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At all drnscint. Ad -t. Miss Patricia Hits Peak; Bryn Mawr KC Show Listed ADTrKTISEMtNT Eczema No Joke Ugly Th itching torment of eczem is rcough to make anyone wretched and anxions for relief. Suffere? from itching eczema, pimpW, angry red blotches or other irrittt-ing blemishes, get Peterson's Oirt-ment, 40c all druggists. One application must delight you or momy refcndad.

Also for itching between toes. UewReseanh Success (or DtvROf Arrn thiii TIAtS OF IXTINSIVI TISTf IN NOSmU CLINICS RTMtTN hJ hrr-a a cloth RuaroVd rrprrl-ru-trtal Now proved coo. is Tt iirnrroaiiv toward Test reduction Of fi-n. hot. jtdatM end ewellin.

For ictjm of rirsjmeosns. errhriti, neuritis, ciascs. Got IMDRIN today. RHJIYII AIN AND SUrTItlN i AFTIt 30TIAIt OF TOITUII "About 25 year o. arrhritii forced mt a ny job, and walk with cratrhet.

Finally. I tned IMDUN. Tbday. ncu "A It 1 eoreoese it cooe, cad my TV eocy at over. o.

n. tt. Mynt, Nt Afearsce mi a in Erie the two 'erful McKenzie, Johnny Orr, Sammy Thornton, Billy Steel and Laurie Reilly. As for the rquad, the players perform the first division clubs in the Scottish League. FROM LEADING TEAMS Five play with the Glasgow Rangers, two from the Hibernians; two from Morton; and one each from East Fyfe, Third Lanark, Queen of The South, St.

Nyrrhen, Motherwell and Partick Thistle. One lone English League player Is Scotsman Steel, the remarkable scorer of the Derby County team, who has been granted eligibility rights to play with the Scottish Internationals. Steel has been scoring with regularity on the current tour, working like a machine with Winger Reilly. The Nationals, American League champions, will contribute Walt Bahr, Ed Mcllveny, Davey Dick, Jimmy Smith. Tommy Oliver, Ray McFaul and Nick Kropfelder.

Americans named to the squad are George Yingling, Ray Smith. Werner Mieth, Ray King. John (Dutch) Christian. Ray Pedersen and Jim Reid. Yingling, the experienced goalie who came to the Amerks from New York this season, will handle the goal tending position.

The Nats' Mcllveny, recently named a the big league's outstanding player, has seen artion against the Scots, having scored upon them last week in an exhibition game at Kearny, N. J. Sootlnnd AU-PhlI. Brown Ylnlln (Mothaewail) (Americana! Younr RF. Dlok (Olasfow Ranram) fNatlonala) Co I R.

smith Ranrare) (Aerteani Kvann RJ w. Mnith Glaafow Celtta) (Americans! Wood burn CF ,1. Smith (Olucow R.nrara) (Nationals A I' ken I.R Mcllvenej (East Frfa) (Nationals! Waddrll OR Oliver (Qlugow Rmncera) (Natlonala) Orr IR Mc Faul (Third Lanark) (National Hnullalch CF Kroplcltler (Queen of South) (Natloiik'si Steel XL Eahr (Oerbr Countr) (Natlona Relllv OI, King (Hioernlana) (Amerlcanai Reservea Scotland: Thornfon. Telfer. K-rati.

Redpath. McKenale. Christian, Pedersen. Rcid. Twenty-three Pennsylvania track team members will embark by plane for Puerto Rico Thursday where they will compete against the University of Puerto Rico and the Puerto Rico Olympic team.

One Red and Blue performer, Jaime Annexy, a native of the Caribbean Island, will represent Penn against the University of Puerto Rico but will compete for the Puerto Rico Olympic team against the Quakers, June 24-25. Those making the trip and their events: 400 METRK HURDLES Jeff Kirk and Ral Okamoto. 100 AND 200 METRES Den Kreltlberg, Qenra-e Robertson and Georee Johnson. 1500 METRES Tom Kirwan, Richard Har and Bob Mullen. 400 METRES Captain John Stra.ienburh, Don I.yman.

Herman Haasincer. Alec Scott. H00 METRES Stra-ienburh, Mullen and Klrwun. 3000 METRES Kirwan and Nelthammer. 110 METRE HIGH HURULE3 Okamoto, Jerrr Romalne and Jones.

JAVELIN Mel Meriana. HIGH JUMP Myron Jonaa and David Morris DISCUS Donald EI? and Carl Thomaa. BROAD JUMP Andv Kirk and E'r. POLE VAULT Andy Kirk and Romalne, SHOT PUT Don DeTorre. Tliomaa.

HOP. STEP AND JUMP Ely HAMMER THROW Frank Turkot. 400 METRE RELAY Okamoto. Johnann. Robertson.

Kreltr.birg, Seott and HaaginRer, 1800 METRE RELAY Lyman. Jeff Kirk. KreiuberK. Straxenburgh, Haaslnger and Scott. Drexel Rewards Schwab, Smith Jules Schwab, Allen town, and Craig Smith, Glenside, won the outstanding junior and senior honors, respectively, among 250 Drexel Tech athletes this year.

Schwab, a member of the Dragon varsity basketball and baseball teams, received the Sigma Alpha Mu trophy. The Alumni Varsity Club award was presented to Smith who received his degree in December. Gold awards, to men ho had won three or more letters in major sports at Drexel, were presented to 21. Joaeph Brethwalie. Trancla Denham.

David Donovan. Mllea Etter, William Huster, Marvin Levin. Robert Linde. Edwin Meyer. Charlea Paacale, Vincent Filllbeu.

Georae Wlndolph. Joaeph Rodgera, Richard Rosa, John Howard 8mlth. Edgar Stler. Charles Welsh, John Westing. Robert Woliinger, Fred Vahrling.

and Zakar Zakarian. NO FASTEN AJ? TWtlTIC PAIN REUEf. Ol YOUI MONIT 1ACK SOLD AT DRUGGISTS EVERYWTlERI By GEORGE BUTZ For the second time this season, selected squad of players from the Philadelphia Americans and Nationals play as one unit today against Europe" leading soccer combination. ths Scottish Internationals an exhibition at the Yellow Jacket Speedway field, st. and ave.

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52.20 Xjl 40 Ft. 58.00 ILLJI trt ou mntist, safnr, comfort XTe're prepared to give you more, to make yoa a deal yoa can't beat anywhere. By GEORGE BUT WITHOUT a doubt one of the greatest thrills we believe an owner can possibly enjoy, is to have his or her dog win the coveted best in show honor at least once during its ring career. In fact, the breeder of such a winner at the shows also gains a great deal of satisfaction. Professional handlers receive the same kick, even though some become quite accustomed to the experience, due to their dog being one on an extensive winning sweep.

There are critics, however, of this climaxing feature to a dog show. They claim the honor of being named best in show doesn't mean a thing. First, because it's merely one judge's personal opinion and t2 all six. finalists are supposedly "best" of their groups, so why definitely set up one as superior to the others? Then, too, some object to the time Involved. They explain few spectators remain to witness the final judging because the group competition (to determine the six finalists) prolongs the show and Inconveniences out-of-town exhibitors.

We believe they add color to the larger shows. Eddie Campbell, Laurel Springs, N. is one professional handler who's not adverse to the doling out of best in show honors. For past 29 years Eddie has been piloting dogs and on only three occasions has he held the leash of a best in show winner. Campbell's third such success came on his 54th birthday last Sunday at the Chester Valley Kennel Club show in West Chester.

"Perhaps it's because I'm not afraid of the '13' jinx," smiled Eddie yesterday. "I've never had hard luck with '13' on my arm band. In fact, I believe my house address 'No. 13' has been, really a good omen for my kennel." Campbell's happy birthday was made possible by the victory of ChamDion Pavson's Miss Patricia GO, the Boston terrier which Charles D. Cline, a Californian, purchased for $2500 last year after winning top honors at the New York specialty show.

Once the coast exhibitor bought the little champion it was campaigned throughout the west, but the triumph here last week, in Campbell's charge, was its first best in show decision at an eastern show. Miss Patricia has won 16 best in show victories, a previous one being registered at the Phoenix show. As for Campbell's record of piloting ultimate winners, his other dogs to score both Boston terriers were the international champion, Hager- ty's Tiny Ace at Springfield. and Champion Bonnie Mae at Allen-town's show. The fact that Campbell handles particularly Boston terriers almost everywhere in the country he's traveled 400,000 miles to shows since 1939 has made it difficult to be the pilot of many best in show victors.

This breed in the non-sporting group has had considerable opposition from Standard and Miniature Poo dles, along with Bulldogs. These dogs have dominated the group winnings at most of the shows in the past few years. Bryn Mawr Kennel Club's 29th an- nual show on Saturday will lower tne curtain on the all-breed point scoring events in this district until autumn. Dr. Mervyn Ross Taylor.

club president, announced last night that a see-saw duel for the enlrv lender hnnnrs result fri 1r ti Deiween comes ana lJacnshunds. each breed contributing 37. A breed virtually unknown in this section, Great Pyrenees, one of dogdom's largest specimens, will hold third place in entries with 31, made pos-' sible through the efforts of the Great Pyrenees Club of America, which will be putting on its special show for the year. The show, which has drawn 30 of the top-notch Boxers, 28 Cocker Spaniels. 27 Great Danes.

25 Poodles, and 23 Doberman Pinschers, will be held on a new site this year, the grounds of the Montgomery Country Day School in Wynnewood. Braves Siqn Inquirer Star NEWMANSTOWN, June 10. Dick Strickler. star nitcher for champion Newmanstown, of the Lebanon county scholastic league, was signed by the Boston Braves to day. The Braves tentatively plan to option him to Bluefield, W.

of the Class Appalachian League. The 18-year-old southpaw won The Inquirer Legion Trophy last season for being the most valuable player in the Eastern Pennsylvania Junior American Legion All-Star game in Shibe Park. Contract figures were not dis- closed. However. Johnny Oaden.

the Boston scout who signed him. said the youth would not be classed as a bonus player since his contract calls for slightly less than the $6000 bonus limit. ADVERTISEMENT Does GAHE.IC Relieve CSIS? VLLYaf IN reiievoa disirsailn. houvmeaa after tnetUa. beichinar hloatirv fheanm to iras fa tomarb and inteatine.

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kntrioa anade at aha aile) clsaa at P. M. wltk the rhildren'a handling- claa tha Aral eyent. Janes flatter. Jteadtnc'a booster dag training, will Jadg.

the match Richard Kerns, Ardm.re. a busy gcntla-man Ihesa daya. will pick tha brat dog In aaatch elaas. while aupporting judges include: Mrs. Mary IMcNanlt.

William Foot. Mrs. Dor.tny Daris, Thnmaa Godfrey. Ernest Orrul, Alfred Winters. Thomas V.

Sollaa. Mrs. Robert Orr, Mrs. 7, r. Bennett.

Mrs. 1 boms Walker. Hubert titer. Mrs. Ethel I nwln.

Mrs. Herbert W. Hill. Mrs. Sydney K.

Allmaa. and Mrs. Maui. H. T.ung Mrs.

Daris will hand) Ibe Judging of tha children's rlstae. beside all aporting breeds, eacept Cocker Spanleta Thla club Is really a "baby" organisation, bat has made rapid strides. BRYN MAWR BRItFS: I.eralltee to da Judging at Saturday'a VYynnewood event will include: t. Kess Hamilton. Theodore Kapnek.

Joseph r. Sims. Mrs. Thomaa B. Snyder.

P. 11-au, Charles R. H'illlams and Mrs. Hattlo H. Voung Mrs.

Ethel Ualton. prominent English Cocker Npautel eihibltor. now owner of a Great Pyrenees pappy, la chairman of the show committee, while -I i s. Nam retrrmaa has gathered a galaxy of fine prises 1st her capacity of rhairman of the trophy group Mrs. Julia Vtodicka.

this city. Is endeavoring to create interest in Toy MAnchestera in this area ahe will exhibit three of these tiny onea at the show Mrs. Richard Bondy. New York City, will judge the special host in show class. SCOTTIKS FANCIERS RALLY: Philadelphia area followers of docdom's diehard breed.

Settles, are going to make a good bid to retire the popularity these dogs once held hereabouts, especially In the days when the Enirwold Ken-net eotor-bcarere were winning at shows In all parts of the country The newly-formed Scottish Terrier Club of Pennsylvania will hold a sanctioned all-ace match for the breed, Sunday. June 2s at the IS.td Headeuarlera Troop Farm, near Newtown Square thla is the site where the Chester Valley KO held several point shows in the past Judging starta at 2 P. M. by Charles C. Matter, VYcxtwond, N.

ana of the country's prominent Scottie breeder-eshlb-Itors Special attention will be giren Boric fanciers Officers of this club comprise R. J. lcelow. president; Charlotte Berkorlts, rica- prenident and Mrs. Graco Oalaa.

aecretarj-treasurer of Kasborough. CALLING ALL BOSTONS: Seeme to be tha season for Boston terrier activity the Philadelphia Boston Terrier Club schedules its annual outdoor all-age match tit started 2 years age at Black Mors. Hotel site at 54th st. and City Line) on Saturday. Juno 25.

at the (rounds of Marion Class iHanship. 4.101 Decatur In Holmesburg Judging by two reterans, Sam 1'rawiord and Ur. Milton Schlsler. will start at i P. M.

on day of show Briard fanciers bare a news-letter called Uriard Dew-Claw Ira Khoop, Norristown booster of Bassetfaounds. reports he's received an order for two ftassrt from Dr. Manuel do la Rota, eminent Alesiran dog iudca and ea- pringer and Cocker hpaniols followers hrard last week of the death of Mississippi irv. the English Setter which recovered from distemper to win the National championship at t.rand Junction in lf46. Zer succumbed to injuries received when hit by an automobile In bardis.

Miss. EDWARD J. DOriG REPORTS: Thla veteran terrier exhibitor-judge explains everything Is set for the Montgomery County Kennel Club's all-terrier sanctioned match on Sunday. July IT. at Harrison Erasier'a estate at Plymouth Meeting this la also the site of this organization's annual apoclalty AKC point show each October Last year it waa revived and tha country best in terriers fared tha iudrea When tha Delaware Valley Shepherd Dog I lun nrm its second specialty affair last week at Huntingdon Valley KC'a successful ahaw, the membership barked It 100 percent t.ermsn Shepherds led the entry with 5 Officers of this club include: H.

Jackson Wools-tnn, president: Mrs. Harry R. Tompkins, rtce presinent; John Ktllaly, treasurer, and t.ordon Cook, seerrlsry Cook is the ardent worker who looks after this breed each Monday night at the oliedience training sessions, held at Ibe Montgomery Country Day School la ynnewood Howard Newmans champion, ord voe was pi. ked tha best Shep herd at Huntingdon Valley and placed third In the group Mrs. M.

Hartley Douses tiiralda'a t.rlmar swrpt from Its class, right through ta best in show honors at the long siana at; anew recently har lee Chuck) Hamilton, who saw service with the war dog units and la now Mrs. Dodge's handler, piloted i snepnera. i.eimar. In the ring. THRILL OP A BREEDER: Mary arson Menle Park.

was a happy spectator at Chester Valley KC's show witnessed a dog sne orca. t.nampien Parson a Miss Palririiv GG go to the best In show winners' circle Mrs. Milton Erlanger. waa en-tbusiastia aver the field ahe judged in the nn sporting group at Huntingdon Valley laat Satur day she waa an official In Doga for Defense work during World War Two A merited victory in English Cocker Spaniela at HVKC'a snow was scored by Bolton's Br'er Fox. owned by Mrs.

Russell l. Johnson, wife of tha late president of tha American Kennel Club score op another breed triumph for Haver- rord a consistent winning English Setter eham pion. Rip Tide of Blur Bar. owned by Edwin J. Srhoettle.

Jr. It's getting ta ho a habit with Champion Elslone Heritage. Leo A. Dunn'a Pointer won its breed atain at HtKO Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Brady. French town Cay Ripple from New Castle. Del. bri Kmil.h SfUm jntia it itarh.h.n.

Mti itrtka. thm hri fmr And him rharaplnn. MMI-l ion Wrl-f lar. -Herttrtf rnnnrr-wp Champ. Art 10, in nr-a-ts winner.

Today's Sports SOCCER All-Stars vs. Scotland, at. and Krle are. (3PM) MIDGET RACES 150-mlle racw at Lnnrhorna. (1 F.

TENNIS Junior Tllloo Cup mntrhea, Wilmington. GOLF Strassbiirgor Clip tourney, Plymouth; South team matchee. MAIL ORDER ELASTIC HOSE rRRF.GrI.ARS CP sack Alsa SUn Tan lavislklt rCQ 2 Way Stretch ath Nylon Elastic Hot $3.50 eoch Sires Small, Mnaian and law Guaranteed. Mail Ordsri rillsd. D.

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sj'fd. tally accaratt. C'nlT Focaslni. Hinosd Indy Blnocslin with hish-so- ertd 30 aim. LsnsM.

girlna a tltar. thara flsld of vision at 100 yds. at 1000 yds. dli-taiiM. Art Msal for all Natsrs Sttdy.

te. Casa and Strap incladed FX EE. Gsar. atiiRty rttinded if dlsutisfir.d. BENNER Boi 426-f.

Trantaa. R.J. HEW JIFFY DRUM SANDER Requires No Wrenches to Change Sleeva PRICE .50 Plat PoXaj- Motor or Drill Preaa JIFFY TOOL WORKS 81 H. 34th Phila. 4.

Pa. INVISIBLE BIFOCALS Canal a- tth T.50 Franat I Oiitk aenlta FORD OPTICAL eOlE N. 10th St. BurBeil Alarm Privents BurglarUs GnarantMd te Trlgarr Wha Gnard Line tt Patted 4" 1 .50 Poatacr Paid JOHN KUP.MER 4006 N. I3lh St.

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4-2274 Tele. 2-8243 1711 196 Tele. 3 4819 9181 6859 N. Mai in St. William St Tele.

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Main St. BOYERTOWN 10'- E. Philadelphia CHAMBERSBURQ 38 N. Main St. HARRISBURQ 2n i and North Sti.

LANCASTER Prince and Vine Sts. LEWISTOWN 15 5.. Dorcas St LOCK HAVEN 2 W. Main St PHILA. (OLNEY) 427 Chew St.

Tele. 3-3248 Tele. 7-41 84 Tele. 164 Tele. 7-2304 Tele.

860 Tele. 4-6296 Tele. 2-2196 Tele. 7325 Tele. 739 LI 9-7482 NEW Tele.

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Naviatart, Phatoe-rathtrt. SENT ON APPROVAL. DD0llt J6 90 pits tax and aostaaa with pmtmaa ar tend money order, sava tnstaot. (Sam9 money kack qiarantrt.) Air Mail or Spat. 25t axtrt.

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