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Evening star., 1940-09-25
S13.5OO-New Williamsburg,
q nd Path IN First Floor

Center hall. near Chevy Chase Circle
Bedroom and bath on first. bedrooms and
room of masters bedroom. Colonial
brick. Flemish bond. oil heat; 6O-ft: lot;
in restricted location of higher-priced
homes Transportation, public and pa
rochiai schools. street. improyements in
and paid for. THOS. J. FISHER & &c;
CALL MR. CHAMBERS WO. 147S.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
NEAR CHEVY CHASE
COUNTRY CLUB

New, modern 6-room home: large lot:
owner will accept $500 cash. balance like
rent. or will ACCEPT small row house IN
trade. District 2724: evenings, Woodley
Evening star., 1940-09-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

LARGE MODERN HOUSE; GOOD DOWN.
town section for high-class rooming and
boarding business. Box 274-B. Star
Evening star., 1940-09-25
OUTSTANDING.

A used tapestry brick house. near Roose-
welt High: very large rooms. " baths;
plus pantry. front porch and 2 screened
porches, stairway to finished attic. 2-car
in exceptionally fine condition: price is low
and terms can be arranged to suit: can be
seen only by appointment. Call Mr..
Evening star., 1940-09-25
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.
6401 9th ST N w.

OfLI OCII u ~. w
Semi-det brick, rooms, bath, $40
built-in garage: Electrolux refriger-
ator; completely renovated. For inspection
see Mr.. Ganzert: 715 Tuckerman st. NV.
HENRY J. ROBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave District s14l.
For Regularly Employed Colored.
FROM Sl4 so TO $3.50.
Washington Housing Corp,
931 H st. NV. National 3510.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
NEW HOMES.

The homes you have been waiting for.
Center-hall plan. beautiful detached and
: rooms with | and baths. Large. high
| lots Don't buy without seeing these bar.
gains Open and lighted every night and
Sunday. Drive out now
141S n ST NV DI 1877.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
S6.850.

Chevy Chase, D. c., bet. Conn ave. and
Nebraska aye.-Attractive brick. 8 rms,
bath. hot-water heat. screens elec. refs {;
built-in garage. Reas terms considered.
Ewes. phone Temple 1868.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
729 18th St. NV. Realtor. MA O753
Evening star., 1940-09-25
HERE is NEWS.

This is the house that so many home
FOUR BEDRooMs AND SE,15 FOUR re BATHS 1ins ns
cluding bedroom and bath on frst noor)-
think OF it, An unusual living room
(25x14). 1t also has a beautiful recrea-
tion room and maids room in the base
ment. Large wooded lot You will be
amazed az the price at which It can be
the details with pleasure. EN-. 6576 or
Evening star., 1940-09-25
$l3,500

An exceptional value In Q
fine new home in highly re-
stricted Bradley Woods. A
splendid all-brick center
hall home on Q large site
with towering oaks. A big
living room with fireplace.
large screened porch spa
cious dining room, ultra
modern kitchen with ample
room for table and chairs,
extra first floor room and
bath: 2nd floor, two excel
lent bedrooms and bath:
built-in garage. Located
Just beyond Kenwood on
Bradley Blvd. at Rayburn
Rd. Sign at corner. Ed
MUND !. FLYNN. woodward
BldT. Republic 1913. Eve:
nings. Mr.. Duevef, WsrAelA
AIRS
Evening star., 1940-09-25
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

MAPLE q JAMES. INC. -DI.- 3346
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
IF you WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE
am paying best cash prices prices ior D, e.
Cali or write y H. PARKER, 1924 l4th
CALL TAMMARo ToDAY-ToP CASH
2 Ewes C. %oodey ns sses
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. any condition z A.
BARRY. 3439 14th St NV. Columbia 60s6,
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KERN aes2 Woodley pl NV CO 2e75
CALL wAsHINGTONs LARGEST BUYERS
MII1Ss " 5Ss P95E4Ss 2pa sESasTH1s %ssTH s9uSE
TO ROOMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE.
Like possession within As days. D. c. only.
All cash. z. A. GARVEY. 1928 Vt: ave.
DI. 450s: eve. and Sun. Georgia $500.
Hsye eaS tHE city RNpS snd seSOs CO o5 ss
H st. NV. Ma OLA.
CoNoREss1oNALn EMPLoYE DESIRES
eash si1 4 e1es 0iP Box o. ss ad STAR "
LARGE MODERN HOUSE, good DOWN
town section; for high-class- roomina and
boarding business. Box 125-B. Star.
HAVE PROSPECTS FOR H1LLcREsT
US; prompt attention given sll listinRs
WAPLE a. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. DI 334s
property, brick or frame. location or con-
ditlon immaterial, For . cash sale for
your property call
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
205 Invest. Bldg. Republic 11s1.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR d.
C.. property If the price is right. Frame or
brick, large or small condition immaterial.
r. A HUMPHREYS
sos No. Cap Realtor MA Os1a
Evening star., 1940-09-25
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
3 LARGE HOUSES

ON AND NEAR IbCn ST.
O-6 bedrms.. 3 baths, 1st-fl. lavatory,
etc. Furnished, $3.50; unfurn., 5000.
(2)-4 bedrms 2 baths, center hall. Fur.
nished, $3.50; unfurn.. $135.
(3)-4 bedrms. and sleeping porch, 3
baths. Unfurn., $135.
J. A. WEINBERG CO..
Woodward Bldg. Ma. $500.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
BEAUTIFUL MT. PLEASANT.

SHOWN by Appolntment.
Mr.. Bedell, Columbia $685., or
OWNER SAYS SELL.
SEE AT ONCE.
1900 MCKINLEY ST. NV.
VICINITY 14th AND ALLISON NV. :,
BRICK. 21-foot house. splendid conol-
ton. completely furnished: two roomers
twho wish to stay). whose rent pay IN
terest. taxes. fuel and water rent: an
opportunity for a couple; ideal location
between streetcar and bus. near stores.
CAL rHos H s0r E Dr1fs gARRELL SCI CO., Realtors.
72l 10th st NV National O165.
Evenings. Georgia 1850.
ON TENN AVE. AT LINCOLN PARK.
S-room and bath brick, electricity. etc.:
nicely arranged for apts or roomlng pur :
pose; this house needs some repairs; put a
real bargain at $3.50: terms II deslred
1880. Eve and Sun. Atlantic 2702:
BETHESDA. MD-Ss.75O.
Convenient location in Battery PARK
:, bedrooms. baths. maids room. Oil
spW RfyReI H. !S5 jones' Co. INC woodley asoo.
,s,o WoopRIDoE. ?; ca .u
brick home. % gas heat; every modern cow;
1909 Otis pl. n.e.-New all-brick. ,6-rm,
bunsa allow. slate roof G.-E; heat; elegant
location. $1,000 down. balance like rent.
OPEN DAILY TILL . P M.
Used bungalows and houses, S6.250 up.
..s, ,wSSopRiipoES I + Realty aortS Co. 7aoa
Evening star., 1940-09-25

81 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
and rms. kit. bath: ref; $40 UP.
INTERNATIONAL BANK. District Os64,
Downtown, 1912 Eye st. NV.
3 large rms, kit, bath elec. refs. $50
mo Free cleo Inspect, day only.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS

Part of Monastery Grounds).
5 new detached homes, consisting OF 9
and z rooms and 2 and 21s baths, attached
" VISIT SAMPLE HOMES,
1925 18th st. NE.
1918 18th Pl. NE.
PRICE, $10,450 AND UP.
Open Daily and Sunday Till 8 Pm.
Drive out r. /. ave. to 18th St. ne. lett
on 18th st. to Otis pl.. then left to 18th
St. and property
LOUIS H. HALL,
REALTOR AND BUILDER,
2125 Rhode Island Ave. NE. Hobart 5000.
UPPER 10th ST. SECTION.
Beautiful semi-detached brick home. Just
breakfast room. huge dining room; auto
matte heat. An exceptional value at 81 L.
$50. CAL MRR. Mr. BURR. MA. 2o4o. Eve
NORTHEAST BARGAIN.
q R5O 18th ne. nr. H st.-substantial
%1,VOo brick, o rms, bath; conveniently
situated. Ideal home pr investment.
1srmI Calls rsesiyed until Pm,
Leo N. Bernstein b Co., ME. 400.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
CHEVY CHASE, MD, $3.50

SITUATED CLOSE TO CONN. AVE. ON
A WOODED LOT 140xI95 FT. ONE OF
THE FINE OLD RESIDENCES OF THIS
DELIGHTFUL COMMUNITY. The house
rooms. > baths. sleeping porch and stair
way to fioored attic; 2-car garage: vacant;
immediate possession.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
American University Park.

fDi9 w. Shp. ot.s UtOSAo nOl
Of Soldiers Home gate. 29'
American University Park.
S10.950.
3 bedrms., baths, finished attic. owner
has authorized the immediate sale Of this
thoroughly modern 3-yr.-old detached
brick. Unusually large rooms. Breakfast
nook in kitchen. Very attractive fenced-in
back yard. Detached garage. Gas. air.
conditioned heat. New-house condition.
See this for house definitely above the
average.
w G. & A. NJ MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
1l19 I1tn st. NV. District 4464.
ALL STONE-$15,350.
BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS.
In Cleveland Park-Beautiful detached
stone home. all in immaculate condition;
10 rooms, 8 bedrooms. 3 baths. Ist-fioor
.avatory and library, den or sunroom;
pantry. large bright kitchen modernized
up to the minute; automatic heat, elec.
refg.; large class-inclosed sleeping porch;
rear stairway; the grounds are truly beau
tful and abut one of our finest estates;
q, brook Of clear spring water trickles
through the center of the rear garden.
BOSS & PHELPS, MA. $500.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
BIGGEST BARGA1N IN CITY.

Semi-detached brick, rms, > inclosed
porches, de luxe kitchen, attic over entire
house; 132-ft. lot; soft. alley; entirely
remodeled and in new-house condition.
Priced ridiculously low. Call MR.. WILKEN.
ME. 0045. Ewes, Woodley O0O6.
VISIT THE FURNISHED MODEL HOME IN
HILLANDALE.
s rms. . baths. 2-car garage: over "a
acre: Sl1,15O: terms. Other homes at
50 900 up ia-acre lots, S1.5o0. Open
: JsnS NOBLE soAz, Sales WI es4s.7sso
Evening star., 1940-09-25
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN,

Right In D. c. Just a few doors from
Conn. ave, bedrooms 3 baths, detached
esraee; splendid condition: large living
room and dining room. one screened-in
porch and an open porch near schools
Priced at less than $4,000. Call MR..
CANTREII. HO 4nnn
Evening star., 1940-09-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

$45 PER MONTH-ONLY $6,790.
| Spacious new homes, 3 bedrooms, air
conditioned, lovely clubroom. Open to 8
Pm p; s,,a 4Sl9 No; Cap; ST.. 8 blocks 5o.th no.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
1910 JACKSON ST,
SILVER SPRING. MD.

Nearly new bungalow. 5 rooms and bath.
GARAGE. fenced-in garden. $3.50: worth
much more. Will accept small payment.
balance like rent. Call OWNER, District
2724: eyes, Woodley O432.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
THE COLORADO,

THE COLORADO,
1852 LoNGFELLOW ST. NV.
(At 14th and Colorado Ave,l
Convenient to TRANSPORTATION. Schools
> Rooms kitchen and Both. 81 50.
Electric Refrigeration on House Current
l. E BREUNINGER & SONS
173O K st. NV National 2040.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
QUICK SALE INVITED
TWO-FAMILY BARGAIN

S33 90 per month will buy 415 Marietta
pl. NV. with some cash. Semi-detach
sarsse; '' tine sA condition: S select location.
JOHN LINDER EN-. 1871.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
S11 300

Here is unparalleled value in popular
American University Park 3 bedrms. :,
garase, nice yard. all sood-sized rooms
and frst-quality construction. lovely
new brick home in a new-home section.
Please call Mr. Norvelle, Emerson 5137.
J WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-09-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.
COIORED

COLORED.
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY
646 @ st. n.e.-6 large rooms, bath, "a.
rage. hot-water heat: excellent condition,
Bargain on reasonable terms. Mr.. Raine,
IA. 3441.
OPEN SUNDAY.
WAPIE AZ LANES. INC. DI. BAG
Evening star., 1940-09-25
Sc S5O-APIJNGTON VA

CO., 80, Sb,h5U---ARLINGTON,V VA.
s26 North Woodrow st-Almost COM
pleted 2-story brick Colonial home, iare.
rooms, de luxe kitchen, fireplace. screened
porch cedar-lined closets: beautiful shade
IIees large lot; 10c zoAe. bus lines;
A. approved; just of Wilson blvd.
OWNER-BUILDER. Chestnut ol6h
Evening star., 1940-09-25
WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL.

bedrooms. tiled baths, living ROOM
completely finished recreation room. dining
room, large kitchen. This home. situated
in highly restricted neiehborhood in NV.
Washinsto is priced below $4,000 for
quick sale For appointment, call Mr.
Dobbins. WI. 3216. with J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-09-25
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, TWO OR FOUR FAMILY FLAT,
with gas heat. for investment, or veul1
consider store State location and best
price and terms. Boz 460-S. 6taS.
Evening star., 1940-09-25

SIX ROOMS, BATH, SHOWER. GARAGE,
WOODED lot; near school. 10-cent bus;
500 90. Furnished apartment. three adults:
nreplace. oil heat. private porches. garden
Sgsraeer 90. RUBY LEE MINAR.
Evening star., 1940-09-25

ARLINGTON. VA. WHY KEEP LOOKING7
New 6-room Colonial brick: will I'll all
plenty closets, large tile bath. screened
porch. large living room. dining room and
kltcnen. recreation room; aIr-condltloned.
large lot, garage; excellent neighborhood
IN country club section; price, Ss.45O:
terms to suit.
CHI 55l7
Evening star., 1940-09-25
g Acprs Nr.ppvy.

hCFtES NEARBY VA.
broom house. garage, running water
NICE stream: near station. SACRIFICE
BARGAIN, $4,000 INQUIRE o3Ol S. Ar
nngton Rldge I'd Arlinztnn- Va
Evening star., 1940-09-25

FOR RENT WITH OPTION 10 PUR-
ment employe and fully stocked poultry
plant. log house containing five rooms
and bath on first floor and recreation and
maid S rooms with bath in basement: two
nreplaces; six acres of ground: o5 minutes
from Raleigh Hotel. Address s. W. WOOD,
Alexandria Va Rural route q
Evening star., 1940-09-25

| BETHESDA, MD.-A BEAUTIFUL S-ROOM
nome, all conveniences; 3 acres. barn for
norses. double garage with apt above for
servants: beautiful lawn: must have good
reference: 1-year lease at s65 month
starting Oct. /, 1910 "A steal" Apply
after pm. Old GEORGETOWN I'd WI.
Evening star., 1940-09-25

best house for the money in nearby Arline-
ton; Va. 1t is 5-rm. bungalow. brick,
built-in gar. hot-water heat. oil burner.
guaranteed dry basement 1st-class con-
oitlon throughout: conveniently located to
all things: lot 50x165. with some flowers
and garden: will rent to suitable party for
Sho mo. For inspection call MRS RENOO,
Chestnut 9S39. or MUCH easier. MR.,
lao. Chestnut 5O43. 3102 10th rd n.
Evening star., 1940-09-25
ARLINGTON. VA.

Fine large home with bedrms. ~
paths oil heat; refinished like new Very.
large lot. lawn. shrubbery. 7O6 N. TazveIl
st. Price, $3.50
Neat 5-room bungalow. unfinished attic
h-wh tile bath. fireplace; shade Nj.
Masnlneton-Lee High School. l71O N.
Taylor ST. Price. S5,95O
Evening star., 1940-09-25
S8,95O-4 Bedrooms. 2 Baths

Chevy Chase. d. CO bedrooms up. 9
down. real bargain as an investment ol
home. Contains 26-ft. living room. large
kitchen with breakfast nook: detached ga.
rage. Could be made into 2-family house
Call Mr. CANTRELL HO 1000
Evening star., 1940-09-25
JUDSON REAMY.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

u MI. GATHERSBURG. MD.-1o RM.
barn, lse. chicken house lge. sardens'
: dog. fruit trees, grape arbors on 6H
acres, beautifully handicapped $50 90
month. Phone ME 6533 oos
Evening star., 1940-09-25

MI. RAINIER, 1921 34th-8-R- HOUSE,
acres: chicken house. SIS arm buns,
s5'. 6-r house. h.-w.h.~ S4s. WA 1878
,-6 RMS. GARAGE; 1Oc BUS AT DOOR,
REALTY co. se4s wilson blvd dLu5aaa oxfo1a
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-28
CHAPTER XIV

II was the police-a thoroughly
outraged and vengeful police escort,
reinforced by . dozen or more ad-
ditional officers from Uncle Lancy's
big rally. The escort was offended
to the depths Of its being. II II
true, 1t had not been In the imme-
date vicinity Of the commission Of
this crime against law and order.
Still, II had been detailed to the
Senator for the campaign, and to
have three girls and q sound truck
kidnapped from under its nose, as It
were, was certainly going to make
talk. It might even instigate an in
vestigation.
The roaring onsweep Of motors
was the noisy approach Of the Sem
ator and Aunt Olympia, in pursuit
Of their children.
Aunt Olympia never forgave her
subconscious for not affording her
some premonition Of what was to
happen that fateful night.
A beaming Madonna with q clear
conscience and red face, she had &C
companied the Senator on his last
trek; received with him the plaud-
its Of the crowds, accepted bouquets,
and at Millsville dimpled rosily over
the handsome evening bag present
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-28

ed with q good deal Of ceremony.
She listened attentively to the Sena-
tors speeches, applauding good
points, the incarnation of devoted
wifeliness and temporary mother
hood.
Eventually they arrived at the
last roundup, Trentfare. There she
received her fourth bouquet, the 9TH
ers being left out of sight on the
floor of the automobile. She didn't
mind at all because the girls were
late.
"God knows they need a rest from
all the speech-making," she thought
leniently. They'll get here in time
for the wind-up-in those costumes
Looking like angels. They'll be a
sensation. They'll cinch every float
er for miles around"
She smiled, she shook hands, she
acknowledged introductions and took
bows, and then fiuttered down in
her chair with modest decorum. But
she couldn't help keeping watch for
the girls. Her fond eyes yearned for
the blessed sight of them, in those
works of art.
Just as the Senator was getting
well launched in what was to be
the climactic closing speech Of the
campaign, suddenly the haggard
face Of Ben Badly appeared at the
side door of the platform. He waved
grimy hands toward Aunt Olympia,
he shook his head, he scowled.
Someone seated near the door whis-
pered to him. A message trickled
along the front row until it reached
Aunt Olympia.
HE wants to speak to YOU
Even then Aunt Olympia was not
startled. It was the girls, of course;
probably wanting to know whether
they should come right on or wait
until the Senator had finished. She
rose, carrying the huge bouquet,
and tiptoed over the feet of the 'front.'
row honor guests on the platform,
whispering apologies, until she
reached the door.
With big, soiled finger Ben mo
toned her to come little farther.
Mis- Slopshire," he whispered
tersely. They swiped our girls"
Olympia drew herself together into
her familiar posture Of hauteur.
Badly, have you been drinking?"
II wish to God had been," he
answered, in voice both evasive
and devout. Brother Wilkie done
it. They swiped the sound truck
and the girls along with It while I
was = snatching bite. A cop
brought me in a side car
Brother Wilkie-swiped-" she
said quaveringly, her knees going
weak.
Republicans, anyhow. And
rushed 'em on seventy miles an
hcur-to the other rally"
where are de girls, Ben. where
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-28

Pillow cases should be ironed
lengthwise to be entirely free Of
wrinkles.
Salt added to potatoes when
nearly boiled insures their fialli-
ness and prevents them from GO
ing to pieces in the boiling proc
ess.
To get rid Of stains on tea cups
rub gently with a paste Of baking
soda and water.
Many . skirt that seems to fit
well enough when tried on and ex-
amined before the mirror, will
prove to be too tight when the Gus
toner sits down in it, or walks
across the room. Women with
large hips should make doubly
sure that skirts are roomy enough
before they buy coats, suits,
dresses or underslips.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-28

ne illusion Il depth 10 created
by building bookcases on either
side Of . wide doorway LEADING
from living room to dining room
The yolk Of N egg mixed with
warm water and used as Won
would soap will remove coffee
stains. Hot sudsy water win
quickly remove the yellow of Tho
egg.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-28

they'll get into this truck over my
dead bodyl"
And he planted himself more Arm
y against the door Of the truck,
both arms outstretched, . figure Of
grim defiance.
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BOWLING SCORES


Navy strength again prevailed
in the u.S.S. LEAFS. H Kress Co.
bowling match at the Terrace
last night when a record gallery
watched the flagship trio, Rer-
not, Fricke and Humphrey, win
two games out of three by 378-
295. 375-303, 35I-38l scores.
A doubleheader featuring Star
Cafe and Six Contractors, White
Star Cleaners and Cheely Lum-
Der Company is scheduled for to-
night, bringing on the floor in
one evening four teams, all close
rivals.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at New York
Cleveland at Washington, two
games.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
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REDSDODGERS
WIN; YANKEES
GAIN ON B0S0X
BEES EDGED OUT BY . TO 2
SCORE; CUBS DROP CLOSE
GAME, WHITE sox DEFEAT
RED sox zZc,


NEW YORK, June 4.-Cincin-
natl Reds scored three runs to the
Boston Bees one marker IN the
first inning of their game yester-
day, and that was all the scoring
done on both sides, the Reds
again winning and keeping a
firm hold on their first position
in the senior circuit Paul Der
ringers sixth victory of the sea-
son was chalked up in this con-
test. Lou Fette pitched master
full relief ball for the losers, but
his teammates couldn't score a
run to help him
Brooklyn Dodgers gained a
one-run margin of victory over
the Chicago Cubs for the third
consecutive time yesterday, scor-
ing a to 2 win on Hugh Ca
sey's five-hit pitching.
Pittsburghss ninth-inning rally
fell one-run short of tying the
New York Giants in their game,
the BUGS losing out, 4 to 8. Bill
Lohrman went the route for the
Giants allowing eight well-scat-
tered safeties-
New York Yankees scored an
other win yesterday, their fourth
in row and tenth In their last
II starts This victory was over
the last-place St. Louis Browns.
Final score was 2 to l. Alley
Donald parcelled out only five
safe blows to the Brownies, the
Yanks amassing eight off two
moundsmen.
Boston Red Sox lost their game
with the Chicago White Sox, z
to 4, Bosox now are only one
game out in front in the junior
circuit, with the Cleveland In
dams coming up fast Boston
outhit the Chisox, IA to 10. but
committed four infield errors,
which aided the Chicagoans.
The Indians BANKED the Phil
adelphia Athletics, 4 to O. Dean
was the losing pitcher. giving up
eight hits, including a homer by
Ray Mack in the fourth inning.
Washington Senators recovered
from theirrecent slump TO defeat
the Detroit Tigers, 9 to g. Gerald
Walker and Jimmy Bloodworth
pounded out homers inl the 12-hit
attack on two Tiger hurlers.
Results of the games:
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Games scheduled for Thursday
night: Park Tigers VS.. Key West
Conchs; Sawyer's Barber Shop
VS.. VP53.
Friday nights games U. S.
Marines VS.. Park Tigers; VP53
VS.. Kew West Conchs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston at Pittsburgh, night
game.
New York al Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St Louis, night
game
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Dry air consists of rs percent
nitrogen, 81 percent oxygen and
! percent other gases
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Malgrat and ]. Walker c. RoS-
am; Harris, Fralish, Barfield and
PardO.
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.CONCHS-BLUE SOX
IN 10-NNINC TIE
GAME ENDED SIS: TIGERS DE.
FEATED C.C.C.
TEN

Park Tigers won from the
ECC.c. Campers by a Is to IL
score last night and Key West
Conchs and Blue Sox played a
I0-inning SIS tie game. The con-
tests were regular scheduled
games of the Island City Softball
League tournament at Bayview
Park field.
In the opener, the Parkers got
only seven hits but scored Is
runs. Gees secured IL safe
ties for II markers.
Tigers showed over six runs in
the third frame on just two hits.
In the sixth they scored five runs
on three safetieS.
Bars, with three out of four;
Campbell and Fralish, with two
out of four, were the leaders at
bat.
For the winners, ]. Pent, one
for one; Ogden, Thompson and
n. Rosam, one out Of two, led
with the stick
C. Rosam and Alfonso for the
Tigers and Fralish and Hamilton
for the Conchs were outstanding
IN the field.
Score by innings: R. H E.
Tigers log 2O5 LIS z 6
CCC. e 3O4 lib OE12 IL 4
Malgrat and ]. Walker. c. Ros-
am; Harris, Fralish, Barfield and
Pardo.
In the nightcap, Key West
Conchs and Blue SOx battled 10
innings to a tie. The game was
called on account of the time
ruling.
Sox scored two in the first on
three hits, and the Conchs ac-
counted for three in the third on
a trio of safeties-
In their half of the third, the
Sox knotted the count and scored
their last two runs in the fourth
on two walks and a single.
In the sixth, the Conchs tied
the score when a walk, two er-
rors and a single by Albury sent
home two runners.
From the sixth on, only two
Conchs reached first base, and
from the fifth on just four SOx
got as far as the initial bag.
Albio Acevedo and Molina
poled two safeties-one-Of Mo
lines hits being good for a double.
the only extra-base blow of the
game.
In the field, Molina, Caraballo
and Gates for the Sox and A.
Thompson, Aritas and ]. Men
endez for the Conchs were the
stars.
Score by innings. R. H E.
Conchs O03 O02 600 0-5 z 5
Sox 2O1 200 900 O-5 8 s.
Thompson and Menendez: Ward
and G.. Garcia.