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Newspaper Page Texto O O O n 12 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medforg', Oregon, Sunday, July 29, 1958 Giants Retain Half Game Lead Over Milwaukee; Edge Pirates with 5-4 Win Z Br UNITED Z. PRESS INTERNATIONAL 1 The San Francisco Giants retained their half-game lead - over the Milwaukee Braves in - the National League race Sat- urday edging the Pitts- burgh Pirates, 5-4, with the aid of a three-run pinch hom ; er by Ray Jablonski. i Medford Clubs Lead SO Junior Baseball Leagues Southern Oregon junior baseball statistics show three Medford teams leading the leagues, two with perfect win ning records and the other with a six and one won-loss count. After three weeks of play in the Cub league the Med ford club remains undefeated, and is followed closely by the ; Scanlon r Outpoints Kerwin Zi New York (CPU Unbeat ?, en Bobby Scanlon, who floor- ed and decisively whipped !. Gale Kerwin Saturday was of i? fered a lightweight contend ;J ers' fight at Madison Square Garden Aug. 29. ; Matchmaker Jack Barrett lz named New York's Carlos .1 Ortiz as the opponent for the baby-fad Scanlon of San Francisco, wlio stretched his unbeaten string to 30 bouts Friday night on a unanimous 10-round decision over Can adian Kerwin at the Garden. However, manager Art Benjami said he would pre fer Johnny Busso of New York or Joey Lopes of Sac ramento, Calif., as the oppon , ent. Busso outpointed Ortiz ; on June 27. Benjamin be lieves a victory over Busso or Lopes would move previously unranked Scanlon closer to a title shot. Although favored at 7-5, young Scanlon spotted lanky Kerwin three inches in height and five pounds for their na tionally televised and broad cast bout. Bobby, 22, weigh ed 134V, Kerwin, 23, scaled 139V2. It was Scanlon's 29th vic tory in 30 starts. Only an early draw prevents a per fect record. It was Kerwin's seventh defeat in 35 bouts. The rings of the planet Sat f) urn are formed by myriad O tiny particles, each moving in its own particular orbit, the National Geographic Maga zine says. The rings are about 171,000 miles in diameter, but only 10 miles thick. Wffirrei m&m CAR COOLERS CHECK OUR SELECTION! I CUSTOM TIAILER HITCHE OPEN SUNDAYS POWTC MT puIL puMp Sizes for moil popular makes. Guaranteed good as original equipment. CAR POLISH v O O Large Assortment Turtle Wax Vista DuPont Harts J-Wax TOU NAME IT WE HAVE IT! Medford 409 N. Riverside 9 a.m. 6 p.m. The Braves also had to struggle hard in gaining a 3- 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Jablonski's homer, his 10th of the season, came in the fourth inning and enabled the Giants to tie the score at 4- 4. Daryl Spencer then chased home Orlando Cepeda Grants Pass Cubs who have dropped a single encouter. Intermediate- league action after four weeks finds the Medford Yankees on top of the heap with no defeats and four wins. In second spot is Central Point with a three and one record. Pee Wee standings show the Medford Tigers leading the league after winning six of their seven contests. The lone Tiger defeat came July 3 when third place Central Point knocked them off 10-6. - The second place Ashland Cubs, sporting five wins for six outings, suffered their only loss at the hands of the Tigers when the local club stopped them 2-1 on July 10. Action Monday in the Cub league will find the Grants Pass Cubs pitted against the Ashland club, and Medford trying to hold onto first place as it meets the Grants Pass Bears. Intermediate league action Wednesday schedules Jack sonville at Ashland, Lone Pine at Central Point, and the Med ford Giants at the Medford Yankees. The Medford Wildcats will tangle with the Medford Tig ers Tuesday in Pee Wee league action. Other encount ers include Ashland Cubs at Central Point, Lone Pine at Talent, and. Eagle Point at the Ashland Bears. Games on slate Thursday in the Pee Wee league are Tal ent at Ashland Cubs, Central Point at Eagle Point, Medford Wildcats at Lone Pine, and Ashland Bears at the Medford Tigers. , SOUTHERN OREGON JUNIOR BASEBALL Cub Standings W .. 3 2 1 L 0 1 2 3 Pet. 1.000 .666 .333 .000 Medford Grants Pass Cubs Ashland Grants Pass Bears 0 Intermediate Standings Medford Yankees 4 1.000 .750 .500 .500 .500 .000 Central Point Ashland Lone Pine Jacksonville Medford Giants Pee Wee Standings Medford Tigers Ashland Cubs .857 .833 .714 .625 .429 .333 .250 .000 Central Point Medford Wildcats Talent Ashland Bears Eagle Point Lone Pine JL7' SPRAY PAINT No Brush or Masking Many Colors Metal sdroy Head con be removed for cleaning I 1 69 CLOSED SATURDAYS Step BURNING OIL! FAMOUS ENGINE OVERHAUL KIT Rebuild your motor T while vou drive 4m Save en repairs. Get new car power. Money back guarantee!!! Reg. $7.00 vol ft I H lb IS THE PLACE Grants Pass 237 Hiway 99-S. Week Days TO 'f i ' i " i A! L with the winning run in the fifth on a sacrifice fly. Willie Kirkland accounted for the Giants' first run in the second inning with his eighth home run of the season. Ra mon Monzant, who limited Pittsburgh to one single in four innings of relief work, was the winning pitcher while Bob Porterfield was the loser. It was the Giants' fifth straight victory and their eighth in the last nine games. Score On Double The Braves scored all their runs in the opening inning on a double by Mel Roach, Frank Torre's single and a homer by Hank Aaron, his 20th of the season. However, the Cubs made it close on solo homers by Ernie Banks his 26th in the second frame and Dale Long in the seventh. Joe Jay allowed only five hits in picking up his fifth victory against three losses. The Cubs almost pulled the game out of the fire in the ninth when Sam Taylor singled but Andy Pafko then made a great catch on a long drive by Bobby Thomson to end the game. The St. Louis Cardinals ended a seven - game losing streak by edging the Cincin nati Redlegs, 1-0. on a 10th inning home run by Ken Boy er. Alex Kellner, making his first start for the Redlegs, en gaged in a scoreless pitching duel with Larry Jackson that ended with Boyer's clout. Kellner scattered eight hits and struck out six while Jack son allowed only a half dozen hits. The Los Angeles Dodgers entertained the Philadelphia Phillies in a night game. NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee 300 000 000 3 8 0 Chicago .. 010 000 1002 5 0 Jay (5-3 and Crandall: Dor bowsky. Hobbie (II. Elston (8) and St. Taylor. LP Drabowsky (8-9). HRS Aaron (2th), Banks (26th), Long (10th). (10 Innings) St. Louis .... 000 000 000 1 1 8 0 Cincinnati 000 000 000 0 0 6 1 Jackson (6-7) and Smith; : Kell ner (1-1) and Bailey. HR Boyer (19th). Pittsburgh 010 300 000 4 6 0 San Francisco 010 310 OOx 5 9 0 Raydon, Gross (2). Porterfield (4). Face (7) and Hall; Worthing ton. Johnson (4i. Monzant (5). An tonelli (9) and Thomas. WP Mon zant (6-7). LP Porterfield (1-4). HRS Kirkland (8th), Jablonski (10th). Philadelphia at Los Angeles (night). Milfon Eisenhower Arrives in San Jose San Jose, Costa Rica QJPD T,he Costa Rican government accorded Dr. Milton S. Eisen hower full honors on his ar rival here Friday on his "study mission" and good will tour of the Central American republics. Foreign Minister Alfredo Vargas headed the official welcoming party at the air port. There was a guard of honor formed by three com panies of the Civil Guard, a contingent of military cadets and a military band. About 1,000 persons watch ed the welcoming ceremonies at the airport. The only sour note was sounded by the uni versity students council, which refused an invitation to send a delegation to partici pate in the welcoming cere monies. Prior to 'Dr. Eisen hower's arrival the council issued leaflets accusing the United States of encouraging Latin American dictators.. CLUB NEWS Central Point Clubs The last meeting of the Central Point general 4-H clubs was called to order by President Carol von der Hel len, Tuesday evening in the Central Point Grange hall. Nancy McKay's and Patti Strauss' letters of apprecia tion for their scholarships to summer school were read. Dave Foote and V e r n o 1 a Hutchison gave reports on summer school. Bob Kuest presented a water fountain to Mrs. Anhorn. Our club bought this for the Anhorns for do ing so much toward 4-H. Joan Dobrot gave a report on the home economics pre fair. We discussed our livestock pre-fair which will be held July 26 at the C. W. Anhorn home on Freeman rd. Every one is invited to attend. Ice cream bars were served, and meeting adjourned. Vernola Hutchison, Reporter The capacity of a pipe is increased four times by dou bling its diameter. 4-H RECOVERING Roy Campanella demonstrates the be ginning of what he hopes will be a successful comeback, at Bellevue Hospital in New York. With help of therapist Roberta Brodsky, Campanella, paralyzed from the chest down since an auto accident last January, exercises his shoulders and arms with a weighted pulley. When staff members at the hospital congratulated him on being able to pull the 10-pound weight easily, he joked: "Well, I've been resting for months." MedfordTribune SIPODIfETrS w ams Gives Te ver Tigers, 7-6 By United Press International Ted Williams, who claims that Friday night games fre quently leave him tired on the week end, looked mighty powerful Saturday as he un loaded a towering home run in the 12th inning to give the Boston Red Sox a comeback 7-6 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Williams' clout, which traveled 450 feet into the right field grandstand, was his 15th homer of the season and came with Jim Piersall on second base. Piersall led off the 12th with a single and advanced to second on a sac rifice. It was the sixth straight victory for the Red Sox, who had to come from behind twice to win. A home run by Sam White, a hit batsman and singles by Gene Stephens and Pete Runnels enabled Boston to tie the score at 5-5 in the ninth. Detroit went ahead in the top of the 12th on a run scoring double by Billy Mar tin, then Williams settled the issue in the lower half of the inning. Kuenn Homers Ossie Virgil, Harvey Kuehn and Jim Hegan homered for Detroit. All came with the bases empty off Boston start- Liberty Bell Replica En Route to East San Francisco (LTD A huge replica of the Liberty Bell and "a Hawaiian dedicat ed to statehood for the terri tory set out across the coun try Saturday to carry their message to the steps of the Capitol. That message was "It tolls for thee. Hawaiian statehood Bell." The escort, Jackson McBride, of Honolulu, said he would "ring the bell and make a speech" wherever he could get an audience en route to Washington. The bell, 'presented to Ha waii after a government bond drive several years ago, got off to an auspicious start Fri day at a ceremony at the City Hall here where Mayor George Christopher hung a giant lei around it and said he hoped "the day is hastening for statehood" for the Pacific territory. Savings Bond Sales Show Decline in Area Salesof U. S. Savings Bonds in Jackson county for the first six months of this year totaled S438,000, which is S55,000 below sales for the same per iod a year ago. June sales this year amoun ted to S77.000, a decrease of S5.000 from June, 1957, accor ding to figures supplied by the U.S. Treasury department. Throughout the state, sales for the first six months drop npd S59.000 from the previous year's figure of $18,686,000,! records show. When Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the tele phone, went to his workshop in Baddeck, Nova Scotia, to wrestle with scientific prob lems, he would usually stuff a towel around the telephone there so it could not ring and interrupt him, the National i Geographic Magazine says. J Homer W am n er Dave Sisler. Leo Kielv. who pitched the last three innings, was the winner. In another thriller at Yan kee stadium, Bill Tuttle's three-run homer in the 12th inning gave the Kansas City Athletics their second straight victory over the New York Yankees, 6-4. Winning pitcher Bud Daley started the A's rally with a double. After Mike Baxes strolled, Tuttle crashed one of Ryne Duren's fast balls into the right field seats. It was Duren's first defeat since June 14. Bob Cerv and Rog er Maris also homered for KC, while Norm Siebern, fill ing in for injured Mickey Mantle, collected five singles for' New York. The Chicago White Sox turned back the Washington Senators, 7-6, . behind the clutch pitching of Turk Lown. The Senators iwere trailing 7-5 when' Jim Lemon hit his 17th homer of the season off Gerry Staley. When Clint Courtney singled and Roy Sievers walked, Lown reliev ed Staley and struck out Ed FitzGerald to end the game. The White Sox scored their decisive .run in the seventh on a walk and infield hits by Don Mueller and Luis Apar icio. Dick Williams' two - run double in the eighth inning enabled the Baltimore Orioles to beat the Cleveland Indians 3-2, in the only AL night game. Hal Brown struck out nine batters and allowed four hits to win his fourth game while Rookie Gary Bell suf fered his fourth loss. AMERICAN LEAGUE (13 Innings) Detroit.... 010 100 111 0016 14 0 Boston .... 110 100 C02 002 7 12 0 Lary Aguirrie (9) and Hegan: Sisler, Byerly (9). Kiely (10) and White. WP Kiely (4-1). LP Aguirre (3-2). HRS Virgil (3rd), Kuenn (5th), Hegan (1st), White (3rd), Williams (15th). Chicago 311 010 100 7 13 0 Washington .... 020 003 001 6 13 0 Wilson, Shaw (2), Staley (6). Lown (9) and Battey; Ramos, Clev enger (3). Hyde (7), Pascual (8) and Fitzgerald. WP Staley (3-5). LP Ramos (7-8). HRS Smith (8th), Yost (4th), Lemon. (17th). A 2 Innings) Kan. City 000 001 110 003 6 10 2 New York 001 000 020 001 4 15 2 Grim, Herbert (8i, Daley (9), Terry (12) and House. Chiti 19 1; Maas, Turley (8), Shantz (8), Ruren (9 1 and Howard. WP Daley (2-1). LP Duren (4-31. HRS Cerv (24th) Maris (14th), Tuttle (6th). Cleveland at Badtimore (night) Little Stone - A Lot of Distinction Arizona Flagstone Hearths and Mantles Cut to Your Exact Specifications Sample Prices 5x20"xl 6x20"x 1 Come In and See Our Large Selection of Natural Stone at Reasonable Prices. - 21 Varieties of Brick Circulating Steel Fireplace Liners Complete Masonry Supplies FREE DELIVERY Interstate Stone Company 923 S. Riverside Ray jablonski Puts Giant Tea Back in San Francisco (UPD Ray Jablonski put the Giants back in business with a three-run pinch - hit homer Saturday, then they went on to defeat the Pirates, 5-4, and retain their half-game lead over Mil waukee. 1 Jablonski's four-bagger, his 10th of the season, came in the fourth inning and hoisted San Francisco back into a 4-4 tie with Pittsburgh. Daryl Spencer then hit a sacrifice fly off losing pitcher Bob Por terfield in the fifth inning for STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. New York 56 30 Boston 46 40 Badtimore 42 44 Detroit 41 44 Kansas City 41 44 Chicago 42 46 Cleveland 41 48 Washington 37 50 Pet. GB. .651 .535 10 .488 14 .482 14 i .482 li2 .477 15 .461 I6V2 .425 19 2 Saturday's Results Chicago 7, Washington 6 Kansas City 6, New York 4 (12 innings). Boston 7, Detroit 6 (12 innings) Baltimore 3, Cleveland 2 (night) SUNDAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS (Wort-lost records in Parentheses) American League Kansas City at New York (2 games) Urban (7-5) and Garver (8-6) vs. Ford (11-4) and Sturdi vant (1-4). Chicago at Washington (2 games) Donovan (5-10) and Moore (5-3) or Shaw (3-2) vs. Kemmerer (5-7) and Griggs (3-7). Detroit at Boston (2 games) Bunning (7-6) and Susce (2-0) vs. Sullivan (8-2) and DeLlock (9-0). Cleveland at Baltimore Wilhelm (2-4) vs. Portocarrero (8-5). National League St. Louis at Cincinnati Jones (6-7) vs. Haddix (5-1) or Lawrence (6-6)1 Pittsburgh at San Francisco Friend (11-10) vs. Gomez (5-6) or Giel (1-3). Philadelphia at Los Angeles Simmons (6-9) vs. Podres (9-8). Milwaukee at Chicago Spahn (11-6) or Burdette (9-7) vs. Phillips (6-2). (As of Friday) LEAGUE PACIFIC COAST W. L. Pet. GB San Diego Vancouver Phoenix Salt Lake '. Portland Spokane 56 ' 38 .596 56 40 .583 55 42 47 43 .567 2i .522 7 42 46 .477 11 42 53 .442 14'i Seattle .. 40 57 .412 17 ',2 37 56 .398 18 la Sacramento Friday's Results Vancouver 1, Phoenix 0 Salt Lake 8, San Diego 3 Spokane 5, Sacramento 1 Portland 1, Seattle 6 How the Series Stand Vancouver 4, Phoenix 0 Salt Lake 2, San Diego 2 Spokane 2, Sacramento 2 Portland 3, Seattle 1 NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Yakima 11 6 .647 Lewiston 11 7 .611 ', Eugene 11 10 .524 2 Tri-City 11 10 .524 2 Wenatchee 9 10 .473 3 Salem .-. 5 15 .250 71 Friday's Results Lewiston 17. Wenatchee 2 Tri-City 6, Salem 3 Yakima 9, Eugene 0 League Leaders (as of Friday) NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club - n 4K R Tt Pet. Musial, St. L. 79 280 43 102 .364 Mays, S.F 85 337 72 no Dark Chi 70 278 35 94 .338 AshbTn. Phil. 83 331 52 109 .329 WaUs, Chi 88 351 64 114 .325 AMERICAN LEAGUE Runnels, Bos. 80 305 54 102 .334 Power, Clev. 80 322 56 106 .329 Cerv.. K.C 79 294 57 95 .323 Goodm'n, Chi. 54 208 22 67 .322 Fox, Chi. 88 348 48 111 .319 Home Runs National League Thomas, Pi rates 26; Banks, Cubs 25: WaUs. Cubs 21; Cepeda, Giants 19; Ma thews, Braves 19; Aaron, Braves 19- . American League Jensen, Red Sox 27; Mantle, Yankees 24; Sie vers, Senators 24; Cerv, Athletics 23; Triandos, Orioles 17. Runs Batted In National League T h o m a s. Pi rates 73; Banks, Cubs 72: Cepeda, Giants 59; Anderson, Phils 59; Mavs, Giants 55. American League Jensen, Red Sox 82; Cerv, Athletics 64; Sievers, Senators 60; Malzone, Red Sox 54; Lemon, Senators 53. Pitching National League McCormick, Giants 7-1; Phillips, Cubs 6-2: Kou fax. Dodgers 7-3; Farrell, Phillies 6-3; Williams, Dodgers 6-3; Gris som. Giants 6-3. American League Delock. Red Sox 9-0: Turley, Yankees 14-3; Sul livan. Red Sox 8-2; Hyde, Senators 6-2; Ford, Yankees 11-4. The milk snake is named for the erroneous belief that it milks cows. Though it fre quents barns, it is attracted by mice, not cows. for Hearth $ 8.65 $10.40 Phone SP 2-9912 Business the clincher. Ramon Monzant turned a sharp relief job for the Giants who now have won five straight and eight of their last nine games. The frail looking Venezuelan held the Pirates to one single "while blanking them during the four innings he worked. Johnny Antonelli pitched the final inning and set the side down in order to cement Monzant's sixth victory. Porterfield was the third of four Pirate . pitchers -to work and suffered his fourth defeat against one win. With Pittsburgh leading 3-1 in the fourth inning, Willie Kirkland who had smashed his eighth home run on the season earlier walked and went to second on a single to shortstop by Valmy Thomas. Jablonski then stepped in for pitcher Don Johnson and powered a drive into the left center field pavilion which tied the score. Pittsburgh had taken a 1-0 lead in the first inning, but then Kirkland started Curt Raydon on the way out in the Giants' half of the frame with his 420-foot blast into the right centerfield bleachers. A two-run single by southpaw pitcher Don Gross capped a three-run Pirate rally in the fourth. Then the Giants struck back for three of their own on Jablonski's clout to tie it. Manager Bill Rigney missed his second straight game when he decided to return home with a bad cold after checking into the ball park. Rigney said "he wanted to get himself in shape for the three week road trip which the Giants open at Philadelphia Tuesday night. Patterson Hits Harder Champ Says Chicago (UPD Heavy weight Champion Floyd Pat terson said Saturday he's punching with "more power" and he will be ready for a successful title defense against Roy Harris next month. Patterson took advantage of the period between trains on his trip west for a 30-minute workout at the CYO gym and went through all the training routine except boxing. "I don't have any preferred weight for this fight," he said, "but Til probably go about 187. i think I've been getting stronger and growing without putting on any weight so I feel like I'm punching with more , power, but you'll have to ask my ..opponents about that." Manager Cus D'Amato said Patterson would determine his own weight for the fight by the "way he feels." It might be 182 or 190 or any where in between. D'Amato said he expected the fight would draw about $300,000 at the gate and he had no idea what the returns would be from theater tele vision which has guaranteed $210,000. Panama trade reports show a recent 130 per cent boost in cocoa shipments. THIS MONTH ONLY ON ALL '49 - '58 FORD Passenger Cars CRATER LAKE MOWS Main & Fir Sts. Phone SP 3-4547 "WHERE GOOD SERVICE IS A MUST" 1 "V 7-19-30 WHICH BA5E3ALL T6VA fA0C U3N4KT WINNING STREAK.? The New York Giants set an all time winning strwak record witit 26 games between Sept. 7-30, 1916. In,the American League, the Chicago team won 19 consecutive games in K&, S record tied M years later by the New York, Yanks. TOP THIS! To any reader submitting contrary proof, Tip Brady will send a signed, wallet-sized diploma. Write to: BEAT THIS, co thisjpaper, Box 575, SausaJito. Calif. Enclose self -addressed, stamped envelope. Demonstration In Tennis Set For Gold Hill A tennis demonstration at the Hanby School tennis courts, Fifth ave. and Eighth st., in Gold Hill will be given Tuesday, July 22 at 7 p.m., according to Romulo P. (Jose) Corona, Gold Hill. Tod Tibbutt, Medford, and Howard Dugan, Sams Valley, will demonstrate the fore hand stroke, backhand stroke, how to serve, and how to be in position on the court, Cor ona reported. Jerry Kalapus, Medford, a member of the Pacific Univer sity tennis team, and Bob Gourley, Ashland, a member of the Southern Oregon col lege tennis team, are slated to play a singles match. Rich-' ard Joy, Ashland tennis pro moter, will referee the singles match, and will play in a doubles match with Bill Is sacs, Medford, against Kala pus and Gourley. Misses Phyllis. Boye and Jan Newland, both of Gold Hill, are also scheduled to play a set of singles, Corona reported. The public is invited to at tend the demonstrations and exhibitions. Minnesota celebrated the 100th anniversary as a state May 11, 1958. U.S. Government-Official T0P0 AAA PS NEW!! Prospect - Toketee Falls - Summit Lak Best Coverage Available All Southern Oregon and No. California iaj Stock 35 each MUFFLER SPECIAL $11)00 Yakima Still First in NWL; Beats Ems 9-0 By "United Press International That was a rather rough goodbye the Lewiston Broncs waved Friday night to lefty Claude Osteen. Osteen, an 18-year-old curve bailer, is ticketed for the Se-" attle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League, but he simply didn't have it Friday night. Lewiston got five runs in the first inning off Osteen and added six more in the second inning of their Northwest League game to snow tna V natchee Chiefs 17-2. The Broncs got six fot oft Osteen in the first and afldefc three more in the secont be fore the lefty was lift!. Lewiston batteft arount is both the first and apcoafl frames and it was striAl contest. Yakima maintained its kalttj game lead over the pack fitb a 9-0 triumph over Xug Chuck Hickman pitched solit five-hit ball for the viatoiV Yakima broke it open Wgt four runs in the first frara. Tri-City won its fifth im row with a 6-3 verdict ov9 the Salem Senators. Don Doft brino needed help in f?iej eighth frame but revived credit for his sixth victory of the campaign. Jack Riley hit a solo homer for the Braves in the third and Tony Anthony hit one with nobody aboard in the eighth for Salem. , GRIM TO START FOR A'S New York (CPD Bob Grim, who won 20 games doubling as a starter and re- . liever for the New York Yankees in 1954 but was em ployed almost exclusively as a relief pitcher since then, will be given a chance to start for the Kansas City Athletics, according to manager Harry Craft. Grim is expected to start one game of today's double-header with the Yam kees. Chilean nitrates by - prod ucts yield 90 per cent of tht world's iodine. Windshields Tell your insurance tftnt Selby's will install your wind shield while you rest in a comfortable waiting room. Cokes are on the house. Phone SP 3-3613 SELBY GLASS CO. 303 North Bartlett INSTALLED 1 o o