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46 Agents, Canvassers & Solicitors
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
Up TO $25 WEEKLY

FOR SPARE TINE WORK
No experience needed Men. women earn
S25 to $500 extra next few months Easy
work-own neghborhood. Show famous
Colonial personal cards, with senders'
names inscribed. Prices beat all competi:.
ton. Also Jane Morden 81 box asst: Of
21 parchment cards. Large profits. Sell
if have sold Christmas cards before.
WETMORE & SUGDEN, Dent. All. 749
Monroe Ave- Rochester, n. Y.
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HeIp Wanted-Male

YOUNG MEN (3) for sales, work: ex-
perience not necessary: earnings accord
ing. to ability on advance - commlsslon
10th and f SITS N. W.
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KY. AVE. S. E.. 301-Ent. I'd floor. 3
rooms. porch; convenient loca. Reas
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GORDON HOTEL. 916 10th St. n. w.
beds SrGs or doubIe ISI BEDS. bS IS W Weekly up: also
single rooms So Sc. 81: rooms with
bath. $40 single. .S12 double weekly: a.
bo1,r n1 tohh0ard service.
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Army Orders

Leave Of absence granted to
Lieut.. Col. Clark Lynn. one month;
Major Henry M. Van Hook, two
months; Lieut.. Col. Edward A.
Brown, one month; Major Charles
A, Pfeffer, one month and 20
days; First Lieut.. Edward A. Cha
zal, two months.
Lieut.. Col. Louis A. O'Donnell is
retired.
Capt. Pinkney L. Ogle is retired.
Second Lieut.. Mertie 10 Ebert
is retired.
Capt. Grosvenor L. Wotkyns is
retired.
Capt. Elmer Hostetter is retired.
First Lieut.. William B. Clarke is
retired.
Major Patrick F. Mcclure is re-
tired.
Major Carl W. shaffer is re-
tired.
Col. William A. Wickline is re-
tired.
Lieut.. Col. Austin H. Brown Is
retired.
Capt. Thomas E. Guy is retired.
Second Lieut.. Marie C. Boett-
cher, nurse, is retired.
Major Henry L. Green Is as
signed to Fort Bragg, North Caro-
lima.
Mai. George H. Schumacher, to
Fort George G. Meade, Md.
Capt. John A. Gilman, to Fort
Knox, KY.
Capt. James A. Sanders, to Fort
Sheridan, Ill.
First Lieut.. Frank F. Taylor, jr.,
to Fort Sill, Okla.
Second Lieut.. Everett c. Hay
den, to Fort Knox, Ky.
Capt. Charles 1. Bazire, to Army
Medical Center, Washington, D. C.
First Lieut.. Richard G. Prather,
to Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Second Lieut.. John F. Greco,
to Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
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SECURITY
statesmen

A limited number of posi-.
tions available for men of
experience and proven abil.
ity in 3 National orgsniza-
zation marketing its own
security. Territory to be
covered embraces Washing
tion, D. c.. Virginia and
part of Maryland.
All applicants must Dual.
ify for bonding. Acceptable
references required. Owner
ship Of car an asset al.
though not essential.
For appointment telephone
or write to Fred Wilson.
District Manager.
HEARST BUILDING
District $3.50
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ST. N E. 1119-2 large rooms, gas,
light furnished. I'd floor. next to bath.
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Employment
Statesmen, Wanted

SALESMEN-For electrical supply house
experience necessary: must have car
Address BOX C-13S, Times-Herald.
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nositiOns: no canvassing; experience not
essential; start about $50 week. Apply
to II. 92S National Press Bldg.
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EVERETT HOTEL. 1880 II st. n. W.
Rooms, ST up: wkly.. Sc up: monthly.
S25 up: elevator Phone service in room.
We never close. MAI. 613O.
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ST, n. W, i8O7-$1O wk.. ? rooms
kitchen, bath. gas, elec. included.
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BUSINESS OFFICE. 1917 Il 81. N. W..
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: RATES BIZ MAIL
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sc. 500 MARIETTA PARK

A beautifully located modern home.
offered for quick sale at far less than
its true worth. We have never known
of, q home in this popular section being
sold, for such a low figure. -. Six big
bright rooms, wide porches. like brand
new and on a pretty lot with every
convenience handy. Phone
B. N. HoOKER-MEtropolit 2ee3
Evenings. to 9. call GEORGIA 251s
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Educational
instruction Courses

LEARN TO FLY. Free instruction in re-
turn for spare-time work. Apply 60l
District National Bank Bldg.
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Auburn

Auburn Convertible Coupe. 1881 Gin
New tires. a snappy Job ID ~
with all the power you want; DOWN
reconditioned; SO-day guarantee Bal
WASHINGTON MOTOR CO.
2O35 18th st. n. w.
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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Tailor shop. Good stand
price right 4S3 Pa. Ave. N. W.
MEAT MARKET & Grocery Store for sale,
cheap: leaving city: quick sale. LI.1O229
MODERN HOTEL-15O rms. lease. partly
furn., $500. Rent reas. Room 220
141O H St N. w. Dist. 7S19
NURSERY MARKET GARDEN proposition
for hustler, about acres garden, wood
lot, comfortable cottage, patio, pool; won-
derful view, close to D. c.: S4,700 cash
81 900. $50 m 'thly. Phone Greenwood 1542
ROOMING House, 18th St., Is rms. b.
Delicatessen r; I. Ave-. living, quarters.
Restaurant grill downtown. the best.
Cigar & newsstand. large hotel. 1880.
Room 22O. 141O H st. N. w. Dist. 1919.
ROOMING HOUSE for sale cheap; 8
rooms. S12 Eye st. N. W.
ROOMING HOUSE-1O clean rooms all
filled: rent, $45: 2O7 D N ny; w; S2E2 S%3
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Personal Loan Companies
OPERATING UNDER UNIFORM
SMALL LOAN LAWS

LOANS TO REFINANCE YOUR DEBTS
THE STATE LOAN co.
3309 E. l. Ave. MI. Rainier. DEC. 5555.
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The Weather

FoP the District Of Columbia-Fsir
and continued cool tonight: Thursday
increasing cloudiness, possibly followed
by showers at night: gentle to mod
crate northeast and east winds
For Maryland-Fair, continued cool
tonight; Thursday partly cloudy, pos
gibly followed by showers in extreme
northwest portion.
For Virginia-Partly cloudy, probably
followed by showers in extreme south
west portion tonight and in west por-
tion Thursday; not much change in
temperature.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Yesterday Today
4'p. m........ rs a. m........ 50
.. m. ..'.'''' ~ q. m'''''''' -
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January 1. 1888 $40.
Excess of temperature since August
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since January /. 1888, 1924.
Excess of precipitation since August
1. 1888. 500.
THE TIDES
Today-High tides 3:O1 a. m. and
3:S1 D. M; low tides 1908 a. m.
and 1905 p. m.
Tomorrow-High tides 4:1o a. m. and
4:H p. M; low tides 11:oS a. m.
sun AND MOON
The sun rises today 5:34 q. m.
and sets 6:34 p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow 5:35 a. m.
and sets 6:31 p. m.
The moon rises today 3:55 p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow 443 p. m.
and sets 1903 a. m.
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LOANS on Furniture. Salaries. Autos.
- fEiISoSIii TAKoMAi INDUSTRIAL BANKERS
30 Carroll Ave. TAX PIX. Md SH. 1925
One block from end of 14th St. car line.
LOANS no REFINANCE- YOUR DEBTS
THE STATE LOAN CO.
;33O9 r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier. DEC. 5555
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THIS ARTISTIC DETACHED HOME with
stood the recent storm and can be bought
at the right price. Four bed rooms per-
feet tile bath, brick garage. On wide
avenue across from park A real setting.
3S11 South Dakota Ave. N. E. Open and
lighted. Call Eugene H. Phifer, North
kRnn for ALL lnfnrnn afinn
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Employment
80 Situations Wanted-Female

DRESSMAKER (white) wants sewing by
day or week: reasonable rates. 2311
M ST N w WEst 2S08-J
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81 Furnished or Onfurnished
Rooms

MORRIS ST. N. E., 63S-1 room, kit,
back porch. Lincoln 1881.
STH ST. n. W, 5307-2 h k. rms, screen
ed porch. nr. trans. adults, $50 month
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Suburban for Rent

ELM AVE-. TAKOMA PARK-5-room
bungalow. b. & closed-in-sleeping porch.
ami. good condition. garage. $50 mo.
cash and $50. mo. Tel. sHep. 1874.
4 ALLEGHENY Ave. TAKOMA PARK
5-rm.. b and 2 glassedin:porches.
or would ew seI oW pTice cash and sS5
mo. Tel, SHep 3j74
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MEN-If not afraid of work, we train
you to make decent living: ultimate
opening for assistant manager and two
crew managers. Mr.. MILLER. 407. 6oU
F ST. N. W. Ia p. m.
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Real Estate {
Waterfront Property

W VVUVOH n V4lv GAVP~HVJ
ATTRAC. Arm. & bath bungalow on salt
wa. Large plot. elec.. safe harbor. fish.
sTer.' e55I. " 0' Wv 0"'n
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-2 cottages, accom-.
8 & 10; scr. por., water, elec. Ii. 447S
COBB ISLAND FIshm n Paradise. Water
front lots. Low prices. New bridge & pier
NORTH BEACd-Rent screened cottages
accom-. 5 & 8: cleo. water. col. 4159
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Houses for Sale

NEW HOUSE, 1924 Bay St. S. E.. between
18th and 10th. B and C Sts.-6 large
rooms. colored tile bath with shower,
glassed sleeping porch. oil burner. Frig-
idaire, Oxford cabinet: concealed rada-
tion; large lot and garage; unusually rea-
sonable terms to responsible purchaser:
only 5000 down. Call Mr.. Clark MA.
uonal 3OO7 KeYs at 1922.
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10 Situations Wanted-Male

YOUNG GIRL. colored, mothers helper
or general housework. Att. 0716.
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WOMAN. colored. wishes part time. gen.
eral housework: references. Mrs. Red
dick. Box 329. Eastern Ave, Benning, D. o.
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BEAUTIFUL APIS, one or TWO rooms'
sink, range, newly dec. hdwd. flrs: cleo
tricity. $3.50 to $3.50 wk. Apts: free to
caretaker. Inquire 2010 F st. N. w.
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MEN (2) Of good appearance and char
acter for worthwhile work from now
Apply 9-i2, 500 International Bldg, Fri
day and Saturday.
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YOUNG woman. unencumbered. desires po- |
sition as daytime companion: housew'k. |
waitress or store clerk reas. Dist. 2461. |
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Employment
HeIn Wanted-Male

MAN-Middle age, single. for ianitor
II work Call North 1888.
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HOUSEKEEPING or companion position
desired by refined. reliable white lady,
35. unencumbered. Good homo essential to
high salary. BOX C-135 Times-Herald.
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THE SOUTHERN CLUB

140O N. H. Ave. formerly the italian
Embassy. A family hotel of distinction
and quality. with true Southern hospital
ity and service; all outside, lovely rooms.
private baths: moderate rates.
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Sab Observation-Disclosures or
Unfurhished

MASS. AVE. N. E.. 611-Entire floor. priss
vate, room bath, hall furnished, or 8
rooms unfurnished: rent reas.; adults only.
THE ALTON. 1,445 Park ,Rd. N. VS.
rooms. kit, bath. southern exposure.
elevator. Resident MANAGER. Adams 3451.
THE BOND. 1880 New HAMPSHIRE Ave.
IN W rm, and bath. $27 80: furn.
$$33 800; rm kit AND bath S37; furn;.
frigeration: elevator, Resident manager.
2 ROOMS. kit. & bath. large closet, stor-
age room, h.-w.h., gas, elec Frigidaire;
adults only; S52.5O.S59.5O sHep. 2928.w.
IS Apartments Unfurnished
Aprs o!aaa V al sec[lon0 Kent0 reasonsbIe.
BOSS & PHELPS. 14l7 K ST. n. ".
APARTM ENTS IN ALL SECTIONS
Real Eatate Mort 3 Guar Corp
APT. RENTALS. reduced schedule Car
at your convenience. DIstrict O392.
0oWES VIZ HE. ms. lit NkSltt.o b. s5l 80 'NA. $3.50
c ST. N. E., 418-2 large, attractive rms,
kit. alcove. gas. elec. incl. 81 week.
c N. E, 228-2 rms, K. & b., back porch
ami. S35. Apply bet. s a. m. { s p. M
20, gs{ {S0sEcoRAS n oQTRTs Ta;ISn.I ooss
kit, bath, mr.. schools. stores, cars. S37 so
KENWOOD. 1450 Irving st. N w-Two
rooms, kitchen and bath, on corner of
building. very desirable. low rent, includes
free electricity. gas. refrigeration; private
stall for auto
PA. AVE, s. e. ee6-2 rms, kit' bath
PRINCETON PL. n. ". 613-3 rms, K. &
b., Frigid., lSe. incl. por., h.-w h. gas cleo
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Observation-Disclosures

B ST. n. E.. 12O1-Corner' large living
bedroom, kitchen & bath. ami: cozlly
fl1rn: reas To employed adults.
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"A COIored Apartments
80 Houses for Rent-Unfurnished

80 Houses for Rent-Unfurnished
2535 BLADENSBURG RD.-Vacant Sep
tember 2: 7-room,- modern homo With
man 1888 Bladensburg Rd. Phi. Lin. 940O.
ORREN ST NE. 1928. mr. 18th & Fla.
Ave.--New 6 rooms. bath. corner brick.
PENN ST. n. E.. I281-Modern Groom
house and bath, basement, builtin
garage: reasonable. Adams 5429.
8 ROOMS. 2 baths. detached home. MI:
Chevy Chase section. Immediate possee.
sion from owner. Box 81. Times-Herald:
Ola Wanted-HnuSes to Rent
DEMAND FOR HOUSES
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., INC.
22S SHOREHAM BLDG. MA. 47Ho
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Rentals
Apartments Unfurnished

r ST. n. W.. 1855 rms, KIT. and bath:
FriEidalre free: furnished II desired.
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For Captain of Police
EVERETT r. RIVAS
For Captain of Police
LAURIE ROBERTS
For Reelection

cludes Hamilton. Toronto, Ottawa
and Montreal. several former col
lege players from this side viii
be seen in action. Wally Masters,
former Penn hackfielder. is coach
ing Ottawa and has among the
imports Tom Graham and Lorne
johnson of Temple. Jack Kline of
Penn and Abe Eliowitz % Michi-
gan State.
Montreal has several ex-eol-
lege gridderS, including Hal Bay
singer Of Syracuse. Warren
Stevens Of Syracuse is head coach
and director Of athletics AT Uni
versity of Toronto and Lou Hay
man. a teammate. Is coaching
Toronto Argonauts of the Big
Four Union.
bill Ssoren, Detroit L. player
last year. is the new coach az st
Michael's college in Toronto
which composites in the 0ntarie
Rugby Football Union. The mum,
Der OF imports Is growing yearly.
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ARMY TEN DOWNS
LIGHTHOUSE UNIT
DIAMONDBALL GAME YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON RE-
SUITS IN SCORE OF SCI

The Army diamondball ten de-
feated the strong Lighthouse team
yesterday afternoon at the army
field, by score of 5 to !. The
Army scored their runs in the
first frame, as usual, and the Slop-
pies scored theirs in the seventh.
Richards of the Army pitched a
great game. Twice he held the
opponents scoreless with two on
base and no outs. He kept them
down to just five singles.
Score by innings:
r. H. E.
Sloppies 900 900. 100 / 5 q
Army :. 500 900 COX 5 8 8
This afternoon at 4 o'clock
the Slipperies will cross bats with
the Pelicans at the City Park,
weather permitting.
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Today's Horoscope

The person born this day seems
to be a lover of the mysterious
and may very likely be supersti-
tious. The indications are for a
love of study in retirement or for
a solitary life, and if other aspects
are at all vicious, there is danger
of Imprisonment, or at least, of
very severe criticism, however
much deserved or not,
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fsPoRTsA
PEARSON, COAXED TO PITCH,
PILES UP MOUND VICTORIES
f.y AssocIated Pressl

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. "a
tall highlander, who plays the
guitar and sings hot-cha tunes
when it is not his day to pitch,
made life easier for the Cleve-
land Indians.
The Indians, who cracked up in
mid-season and then recovered,
owe much of their recent winning
streak to young Monte Pearson.
Down at the Lake Front Sta
dunn fans would just about as
soon see Monte stroll out to the
mound to start game as any of
their favorite hurlers-Oral Hide
brand, Mel Harder or Wesley Fer
rell.
The reason is that after joining
the club from Toledo in July when
the team was in a bad slump Pear
son won eight games in his first
10 starts. One of his losses was
due to errors afield. and another
was by the score of 2 to /. In
seven weeks of campaigning he had
an earned run average of 2.33. ID"
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RADIO REPAIRING

RADIO REPAIRING. We repair
all makes. Guaranteed service.
J. L. Showers Music Co. sspsI
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POPULATION DRIVE
STARTED BY NAILS
STRESSES HEREDITY
tny Associated PRESS,

BERLIN, Oct. EMPLOY
ing the slogan, Victory or Death"
the ministry of propaganda has
launched a campaign to familiarize
the nation with population prob
lens.
German citizens, says an appeal
sent to all German newspapers,
must be taught to think in terms
of "erbbiologie," or heredity.
fundamentals must be ham
mered into the consciousness of
the nation" says the appeal.
Germany's vast number of "ve-
reine," or civilian societies, have
been drafted for the campaign.
They have been asked to cut
fees for members with large fam
lilies and to- distribute propaganda
literature so "every German in
the remotest village will be reach
ed and permeated through and
through by this enlightenment"
Pamphlet material can be or
dered from the nazi party offices.
All profits derived from the sale
thereof will be turned over to
needy large families.
MISUNDERSTANDING" it explains,
"extends beyond the narrow
sphere of the individual. into the
vast reaches of generations, Gen.
turtles. and millenniums."
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. Pearson is chap who always
preferred football and basketball
and had to be coaxed out to a
baseball diamond at Fresno, Calf,
here he attended high school.
And then he had to be coaxed
to pitch. He preferred to play
first or third base. But the
teams only pitcher turned an
ankle, and that settled the issue.
Pearson became a pitcher, with
Dutch Leonard, former Boston
and Detroit star, teaching him
tricks.
After a little experience with
the semi-pro teams, Monte was
signed by Oakland and farmed out
to Bakersfield, where Louis
Guisto, former Cleveland first
baseman, really taught him to like
the game. After that he was with
Phoenix, Ariz., and then with Oak
land. 80.
Pearson became the property of
Cleveland in 1881.
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Today's Birthdays
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Most Rev. James DeWolf Perry,
bishop of Rhode Island and pre-
siding bishop of the p. E. Church
in America, born in Philadelphia,
SO years ago.
Frank S. Regain of Rockford,
H., lawyer, lecturer and Prohibi-
ZIONIST, born there, II years ago.
James c. Roop, of Virginia, for
mer Director of the Budget, Wash
ington, d. c., born at Upland, Pa,
45 years ago.
Charles w. Holman, of Wash
ington, ID. c., farm cooperative
organizer, born at Winona, Miss,
AZ years ago.
DR.. Robert M. Haig, noted
Columbia University political
economist, born at Columbus,
Ohio, 46 years ago.
DR.. Virginia Gildersleeve, dean
of Barnard College, New York,
born there, Sc years ago.
Rt. Hon. James H. Thomas,
Britain's Secretary for Dominions,
horn So years ago.
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RAIN PREVENTS
BALL CONTEST

The diamondball game that was
scheduled to take place last night
at Bayview Park between Fl
Fenix and Cubs was called off
owing to the inclement weather.
This game would have been
the second contest of the new
league schedule.
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SPORT
| SI4ANTS
81 ALAN GOULD |
nv Ansas.asea l'rresl

1t may not be surprising to
see the two .smost valuable player
awards for 19s3 20 to the pitch
ing aces of the world series ri
HGenerap' Alvin Crowder of
the Senators and Carl Hubbell of
the Giants.
Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics
and Chuck Klein of the Phillies,
this years batting kings, also will
collect plenty of votes again, but
they won the big prizes last year
and hardly figure to repeat under
the circumstances.
Players like Mancuso, Ryan,
Schumacher, as well as Manager
Terry himself. played vital roles
in the success Of the new National
League champions. but whenever
matters reached critical stage,
Hubbell was the man who rose
mightiest to the emergency. If
the vote were left to the Giants
themselves, they would make it
unanimous for the Oklahoma mas
ter of the screw-hall.
Like HubbelI, Crowder is one of
the most willing of workers in the
pit1ksAe craft. He shouldered the
blgGest Assignments tor Manager
Jbe Cropift Andf consistently won
tie games that the National need
ed.
Joe Shows EN-
Joe Hauser, in setting a new all
time record of 60 homers in Min
neapolis of the American Associa-
ton this year finally convinced his
closest neighbors and severest
eritics--the baseball writer's of st.
Paul--that there was not much
''fluke" to his achievement, il any.
1t happened that Hauser broke
his own baseball record by hit
ting his cath and 65th in the St.
Paul park. where the fans ''razz-
ed" him as big pop-fly hitter by
taking advantage of the short
right-field fence i'm his home
grounds across the bridge in Min
neap0lis.
"He made US eat some Of cur
past ntteranees." wrote st. Paul
critic afterward. Joe demonstrate
ed that fences near and far are
no barrier. He can hit 'em over
any fence, as he demonstrated
when he hit two over the right
field barrier. Only about SO
have sailed over there in the his.
tory of the park carrying dis
lance Of SeS fet over q 80 foot
harrierl and never before had
any performer placed two bali:
over that fence in one game"
Canada Grabbing Gridders
"You probably know" write;
NJ. J. ouinlan. sports editor Of
The Niagara Falls Gazette, "thai
ex-eollege players are finding l
fertile field for their talent il
Canadian amateur football rank
these days. In the Big Four In
ter-provineial Union, which in
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WANTED
FOR SALE

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE. One
bundle Sc, containing 25 ED
papers. The Citizen Office.
mayI-tf
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Today In History
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1656-Miles Standish, Pilgrim
leader, died at Duxbury, Mass,
aged about ~.
1S3S-Black Hawk, famous
Sank Indian war chief, died in
Iowa. aged about II.
1S67-Hi5toric Whiskoy Riots
in Philadelphia.
Buckets of sand are the traps
recommended by the bureau of
fisheries to catch the small snail
like drills menacing oyster beds.