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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

LEARN TO PLY at schroms, Taylorcraft
and Cubs; surfaced runways, hangar space
available; repair service. Greenbelt 59S6
now forming. Beginners' and refresher
courses IN shorthand. typinE. bookkeeping
eomptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
81 yrs. Accredited. Inquire now. MA
233s, BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 p st. topp
Capitol Theater.l -
CMIriLiAN ny rGnI Ns,titSU ~ AVN AZ
SALES TRAINING CLASS starting soon
II you wish to learn educational selling
Join these classes free; positions assured
graduates $4,000 ". up. Box 341 M, Star
DUTCH, conversational method: small
classes for quick results; IS monthly. BOZ
2S6-M, Star. 30'
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HELP. poNaETJc.

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESs, White,
oeorEetcxn: z adults, childrsn and
lent white cook; cleaner In 2M days Week;
9S 9sHh Hlhaund5y hMrny MI 23SH 81 &ssfors II q after 9:
family. al adults; eood eelarv: brine ref.
erences. 2o18 q II. NV,
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SELF-SEKVICE GROCERY, business 81,
100 weekly, all cash, no credit: mixed
trade. Price, $4,000. good will and FIX
lures. Best buy.
Self-seryice grocery, meats. vegetables.
Business, $4,000 weekly. Best equipment,
NV. location
Small meat and grocery, colored trade.
Business. $500 weekly. Living quarters
KOGOD & BOOKOFF, MA 1889. RA 6627.
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HIP MEN AND WoMEN tcest.l !.
THE HECAT co. has vacancies for fun and
part-time sales people. in accessories, toys
ana reAdy-to.weAr: many benefits. Apply
personnel once, 2nd floor. THE HEcHT
CO., ST. at 9TH
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (ceot. J

bU3lNkSS OPPORTUNITIES tConf. +.
dss: 8 ssS.S ;IsS s:is Is, o1:P II ,,sinS,s
Mk. THRU Gaelusivs'. zoos Il. Z.
4 REAL MoNaY-MAKINa grocery store,
.. person who can handle the better class
mod.sp zas f. coa *. hsS:
81 hfoa seos sms AT
sDprOsimsteiy 1850 ' moe ens n.sl sTGs ana fcRs ss
NV: A real money maker; total price,
es6S eSs sSme sa tsa% M5 Ps:tor yoTs
REsTAGRANT. ne; s beer Ai license. n' com. COM
pletely equipped: long established; seatips
cSpsrslty. ry g; long lease; priced to sell.
fsxBEs f1 LAY dof4zGs. IA a4'1i furnished. cit,
So lSts. AZ ssFesgs; aas store in part. N. Z. RYoN
NEWSSTAND foR SALE. Price reasonable;
must @ have 81 900 cash. BOX 3b4-M, Star.
saof e afF 70 is's osssl zee ss
Scs GSocskY beer and wine: also sfi i,.
nnr inS Sos SSo1sarfers guarantee Sl'lo0 weekly
Nv TWO 4-cHaiR Air. BARBER SHOPS and 4.
eo9th ss2t ~ beauty shop Cash only. owner ILL.,
SANDWICH SHOP. sod. fountain. ic.
cream. coffee shop, restaurants with and
without beer and liquor licenses, lunch
eonette and cafeterias, pressing establish
Us and Il y9q ysnt yoa t. s or % BUY
help financing the deferred purchase price
for you. ANTHONY BROKERAGE, 127 7
st. Sc. AT. 7764.
PVT. PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner
small rm. house, property, furn., business
not over $500, on terms; ne. or s.e
Box 30S-J. Star.
VALET AND DRESSING SHOP. located up
per 18th st. NV. CO. 1851 after 8 pm
GAS STATION. large parking lot, with
ample shelter for mechanics; long lease
low rent; near Union Station; good reason
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toontmusd on Next rs0oJ
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ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; statements audits. tax returns:
BUTLER-vALET with Al city ref
erences, seeks position. Tel. TR. 1894
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starting salary; pleasant surroundings;
AecAr Re SonPe c.. St. o's at Eth nv n.v. n'0' AA
sALESWOMAN for full or part time en-
employment, once, 4th noor. LANsBURdH
sAsEs&oMhN. ES sh s'n Win aaa or NV without ex-
ana dresses; See Mr.; Graves. JOSEPH r.
sALEsWoMEN. part time. M; up up to 80 hours
81 Fl sS n 4 s'
Graves 0g6sh yosa sport HaRks &C.
sALEswoMHNGpermanent szff I 81 Rx positions TO,
dependable women. GARF1NCKELs 18th
sXLEswoMEN for fun time or part time
sALEswoMEN. SAL dresses, S. coats Oats and mill.
run ce time 7tS Or Roor ts ARpy
1214-l220 F st. NV.
SALESWOMEN-Lansb 7th, 9Th and
SITS. NV. has openings for women over
OF fesss sor eiM FIJI on or H pnss ts
employmsnt manager. 4th iloor, to arrange
for Or TorktnE hours to suit your convenience
writers, knitting instructor; full or part
time; no experience necessary. Apply al
once; on employment ONCE. 9th noor. WOOD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for perma-
nent employment, pleasant working condi-
tions. full or part time; hours adjusted to
accommodate your own requirements; ex.
cellent g sar salary. sal Apply personnel dept.
SANDWICH GIRL, colored, to work eve
ndns nlnss; experienced in making plsttsrs;
PHHARMACY, H ARMACY, 21st and 6 SITS. NV.
teration and repairing in small cleaning
plant, on percentage basis: WALKER 4
G .speri.no.d ss GO haaanx asah an.
mems and women's clothing; excellent
salary, pleasant daylight shop; permanent;
full or part time; Apply Mr.. Schoenberg
FRED PELzMAN'S FASHION SHOP, 1900
+ St. NV.
SECRETARY. should speak English and
Spanish, to work in Embassy from 10 am.
n neon ga; $lsb per month; Call Ap. 1921
day or full-time position in reser rch labora
tcIy' G' rs ,AsssnilEorth Sc section, n.e. Washington
SECkETARY-STENO0R SO to Sc
yrs. Of age; some knowledge bookkeeping;
Can RA. 1850.
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xOUNG LADf Tor general once work, 40
fRoDJReTs. RsfGe si4 ifth S T.
YOUNG LADY, under IS. for position
typinE and basic shorthand; experience
not essential: excellent working condi-
WOODWARD q LOTHROP has immediate
openings for silk finishers, wool pressers.
alteration operators. hosiery repair opera
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP has immediate
openings for ONCE workers, typists, billing
machine operators. Gift wrappers. markers,
messengers, laundry helpers Apply en-
ployment ONCE, 9th floor.
8: KANN SONS CO. requires the services
OF shoe saleswomen; experience preferred
but not necessary. Apply superintendent
once, fourth floor
WE HAVE VACANCIES for women IS yeass
and over to take positions as salespeople
and clericals: good starting salary. Apply
personnel oface.. End door. THE HECHT
CO.: st. at 18th. =. j
WOULD you like to learn the latest styles,
we nave o. vacancy in our pattern dept,
where the latest trends in fashion are 1t
your nngertips; good starting salary and
plsasspt, cool surroundings; Apply per-
sonnel once, End door, THE HECHT CO..
3 St ct 9TH. -
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: stationery dept, good
pleasant surroundings.
ONCE. 2nd floor, THE
at 18th NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-08
Warsaw Concerto
By Evalyn Tyner
Features Concert

Down by the Potomac yesterday
morning some beautiful melodic
strains were coming from the Water
Gate Barge. 1t turned out to be
Evalyn Tyner rehearSing with the
National Symphony for her local
concert debut tomorrow night.
Miss Tyner is no ordinary SYM
phony sOlOist nor is she a newcomer
to Washington. Her unique classical
approach to piano jazz has brought
her more than once to the stage
OF the Capitol Theater and won her
an entire winters engagement at the
Club Jalna. If the patrons of the
Waldorf's Starlight Roof had any,
thing to stay about it, Evalyn would
be wowing New Workers right this
minute. After nine months en-
gagement at the hotel nobody
wanted to let her 60.
This isn't hard to understand. AS
matter of fact, if the Warsaw
Concerto" sounds anything like ii
did during Conductor Dorati's re-
hearsal, we wouldn't be surprised il
the audience refused to let her 70
home tomorrow night. Swinging a
mlnuet is one thing and swinging
Paderewski's is another, but wher
Evalyn does it as an encore, Alec
Templeton and few others better
look to their laurels.
Beads Of perSpiration were drip
ping from Miss Tyner's face when
she finished the rehearsal and ac-
knowledged the applause of the
orchestra members.
Il never thought when I met DR.
Kinder at a party and he heard
me play that it would lead to realiz-
ing my life,s ambition of playing
with symphony orchestra. OF
course" she said, Il realize that
putting popular music into the clas-
slcal idiom is something new for a
symphony audience, but why not?'
It's exactly the way we feel about
1t. After all If Iturbi can get away
with boogie woogie, Tyner should
be sensation with any concerto.
H. M. S. Pinafore" will open the
summer season at Sylvan Theater
July Is when Gilbert and Sullivan's
comic opera is put through it's PAGES
by the Commerce and Maritime
Choral Society. Singing the lead of
Josephine is the talented local star
Jacqueline Lynch. This same pro-
ductlon was previeWed for the con-
valescent soldiers at Forrest Glen.
The additional e. Bond Pre-
miere' scheduled for the Capitol on
July 10 is Bathing Beauty" an
MGM musical extravaganza in tech
nicolor. starring Red Shelton, and
Esther Swimming PooD Williams
The musical portion of the film
brings into focus the talents of
Harry James and Xavier Cugat, re-
Gently heard on F street in Two
Girls and Sailor"
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BY ALICE EvERsMAN.

Whether because OF the popular
idiom into which Tschaikowsky's s
music has been translated recently
or as evidence Of the unchanging
appeal Of its original version, the
ALL -Tschaikowsky program at the
Water Gate last night drew the
largest audience OF the season.
The three prime favorites from
the composers output, the Romeo
and Juliet" tone poem, the piano
Concerto in B Flat Minor" and the
Fifth symphony" were Antal Do
rati's choice.
Familiar row and beloved by the
most widespread and varied types
of music lovers, the demonstration
last night scores for the popular
izers who have made the. themes
known far and wide. To the erudite,
who give special corner of their
affection to Tschaikowsky, the turn
out last night was a vindication.
Apart from such questions, the
concert was a thoroughly enjoy
able one. 1t had for its particular
bright star a pianistic personality
in 1t. Jorge Bolet whose perform
ance of the concerto was superb.
The gifted Cuban artist illustrated
his individuality at once in the
tremendous ringing volume he drew
from the instrument in the OPEN
ing chords. The resonance and
clarity of his tone dominated the
orchestra naturally and made evi-
dent every thread Of the musical
fabric.
To a technique that has an en-
during brilliancy, he brings flnesse
of understanding resulting in many
finely polished effects. His Latin
temperament made much of rhythms
and accents, defining them with
special clearness, and gave fresh vi
tality to each phrase. 1t Bolet is
an artist who combines the intel
Evening star., 1944-07-08

not like kissing in private, at all
You have about so people standing
around. Then the director tells you
how to pucker, where to put your
nose and when to close and open
your eyes. It's just another acting
chore"
Lee, of the Wilde twins, was asked
how she liked herself in their first
appearance in films. II looked too
much like Lynn she replied. But
how did you like Lynn's looks?" the
questioner persisted. "Oh, she didn t
look like either of us" was her ready
report.
Believing that minimum of war
pictures will fill public wants from
now to the end of the war, goth
Century-Fox has gone all out for
musical comedy stories. To that
end the studio has been quietly
building toward a stock chorus of
more than 100 girls-twice the num-
Der usually carried by major studios.
Hundreds are being given screen
tests. Fifty have been signed so
far.
Even the most war-minded lots
are preferring to coast along now
because the writers simply can't
keep up with history. The events
of the last few weeks have been SO
breath-taking that producers and
writer's don't dare make move and
probably won't for some time.
Evening star., 1944-07-08
|All-T schaikowsky Program
With Ballet Huge Success

lectual and emotional approach ir
fine proportions and his reading
Of the concerto was richly rewardine
in its revelation Of noteworthy
pianistic talent rounded out on the
deeper side. He was given an ova-
ton at the conclusion OF his per-
fOrmance.
In his fifth appearance as guest
conductor of the orchestra, Mr.
Dorati disclosed new interpretive
powers In the Tschaikowsky num-
bers. He has a particular under
standing Of their Slavic character
and of their contrasts of vivid color
serene melodic song and intense
drama. This appreciation made the
Romeo and juliet" a moving and
dramatic tonal painting full OF
poetry, exaltation and tragedy. He
achieved many potent effects in the
orchestra in this work and in the
Symphony No. S" which closed the
program
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but from reports reaching their pals
the Shelton and Rooney chins are
still up.
Rooney, first assigned to Camp
Macarthur, was hurried off to Fort
Riley, Kans., headquarters of the
cavalry training units. Reports say
that Mr.. Rooney has not yet been
assigned to horse, but he has been
given an implement with a long
handle and three sharp prongs at
the end which he is plying busily.
Pvt. Richard Shelton is assigned
to Camp Roberts, on the coast half
way between Los Angeles and San
Francisco. On his first Sunday
night in camp Red was detailed to
give show to several thousand
fellow soldiers. He all but knocked
himself out, as usual, trying to
please them.
And then what happened? Next
morning at he was on police duty
cleaning up the trash in the very
auditorium where he had been the
star the night before! When one of
Reds pals in Hollywood heard about
1t he quipped:
That's the first time Red ever
laid. eggs and then had to clean
'em up!"
The screen stars are always given
4 tumultous reception when they
appear at camp shows to give their
specialties, but once the Army actu-
ally gets its official clutches on them
the picture changes. Many have
been hazed and tormented-just be-
cause they come from Hollywood
and are personalities. Alan Ladd.
Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda and a
dozen other male handsomes showed
their mettle the first few days they
spent IN camp. And their comrades
had healthy respect for them
thereafter because they demon
strated they could take it-in silence.
X X X
News In nibbles: Both Carmen
Cavallero and Louis Armstrong and
their orchestras will appear in
Hollywood Canteen" So many
rave cards were turned in favoring
Joyce Reynolds at sneak previews of
jamie that this youngster is Just
about set with Warmers for the star
part In Junior Miss" After a
2-year spell on Broadway, Frederic
March is back to play Tomorrow
the World" It's his first movie since
The Adventures of Mark Twain, y
mined almost three years back, but
only recently released Frank
Slnatra is thoroughly disgusted with
screen kissing. Says the voice: It's
Evening star., 1944-07-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
NatiOnal-"Abies Irish Rose.
2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
CapitOl-''Eve of st. Mark: 10: 80
am, LOS. $40, 6:15, $50 and IL 80
pm. Stage shows: 1920, 2::55. $50,
sos and 1880 pm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Holi-
day: 11:05 am, 1880, 2:4O, 4:3O,
$40, $40 and 9:55 pm.
Earle-"Once Upon Time: 1915
am, 1885, sos, $50, and 1925
pm. Stage shows: 1l:55 am, 2:20
4:50, tbs, $40 pm. and 1905 am.
Little "Uncensored":: IL am,
1880, 2:35, 4:25, 6:l5, 8 and $50
pm.
Keith'-'Marine Raiders: HAS
m, LAS, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
GAS pm.
Palace-"White Cliffs of Dover:
Ills am. 1:50, 425, 7 and 9:3s pm
Metropolitan Between Two
Worlds: II am, l, $40, $40, TIPS
and $40 pm.
PiX-"Girls of the Road: 2:l5,
4:25, $40, 8:55, lilo pm. and 1:25
am.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts,
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-07-08
Plenty of Beer Easy;
Buckets Are Different

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Cad, what trouble it takes to get
bucket of suds for the movies!
When Universal propmen needed "a
wooden kegs of beer for 1906 vint-
age saloon sequences in "Bowery to
Broadway they couldn't find any
keg beer on the Pacific Coast, so
they ordered it from Milwaukee.
But when 1t arrived, it was in
metal kegs. So studio carpen-
ters put wooden overcoats on the
l24 steel kegs
Evening star., 1944-07-08

but as It was they Just stuck an
"A" on papa's first name.
They didn't know whether to be
pleased or the reverse the other day
when Ladd got a letter from q fan
IN Dublin, complimenting him on
the name. The Irishman said the
word "Alana" means beloved one"
or little one" in old Gaelic.
Evening star., 1944-07-08
Meat Made of Cork
By the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Needing something to look like
plates of salt horse meat supposedly
to be fed to the brawny sailor crew
IN Two Years Before the Mast"
propmen substituted chunks of dyed
cork. Whenever you see an enemy
submarine sunk in the movies, the
oil slick on the water Is made with
powdered aluminium.
Evening star., 1944-07-08
New Name for Girl
Isn't Really New
By the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Alan Ladd and his wife, Sue Carol,
thought they were being pretty
original when they came up with
the name "Alana" for their daugh-
ter, now IA months old. If it'd been
q boy, they'd have called him Alan.
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and personal effects insured? II
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ting you know how little il costs :,
carry this protection. Gates In
Surance Agency. Phone 800. Horne,
Building. For Better Insurance a,
Il Saving. I2-,t
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WANTED UNFURNlSiED HOUSE
OF apartment by coupl, Wr..u
children. Address Couple" care
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SPEClAl.-READN MINEU orr
sldc Paint Sl.Gg per gallon. &
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BICYCLE FOUND SUNDAY TTT
rUa!y -. Owner may gyt Dlry'yo
by describing and pawn. ,,u ,-S 'G
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GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
Vegetables. Everything for you
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone I39. Always
ready To serve you. Herbert's Vel.
lOW Front. 2J-tl
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NICE ROOMS. GOOD MEALS. HOT
and cold wafer, steam acu.. .g.soa.
able, al Hotel Sanira 3j-Gu
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One Minute Test Answers.

!. Jll'Cl HINCll.
:. The blues OF melancholy.
8. Belgian.
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-AW.-Tnc State primary law dc
cree, hat umic-s second high man
formally asks tor a rrn-of primary.
.n" domination goes to the leader in
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FOR SALE 1897 CuEVROI Er
Coupe Good tires. good Cond,,'o,'
Heater. Phone lO52.J. I.2-,,
GLEN ROGERS BRIQUETS. TrCZ
hontaS washed nut, Now. p>A-
Egg, NcSta Red Ash and hirI, ,''., ",yF
iiy Stockcr and spin, co9Is 4r |'n
Bob Fallincr ut Ii. .. FaII.ro, "n
Son, phone go. 80
FOR SALE ONE HORSE WICC>.
OF Will trade for COW. e n r;N
wares, NLllren. 2-2u
DRY PINE WOOD FOR SALE
Sawed stove length and drIi"a,,,
anywhere in Henderson. d u "a
Glover, phone 1921. % oH.. ,".
BICYCLE FOUND SUNDAY TTT-
rua!E %. Owner may g,i Ilr,'y,
by describing and pawn. ,,u ,-'S
See Earl TcSmcar, South uruic~'
S'''' ."'''' l. 2G-6u
SPECIAl.-READY MIXED Ol-T-
side Paint Sl.Gg per gallon O.
Carter Lumber Co. -
ARE YOUR HOUSEHOLD GODnS
and personal effects InSwrycp ~
not give us an opportunity Of ,c,.
ting you know how little il costs =,
carry tins protection. Gates In
Surance Agency. Phone 300. Unrre,
Building. For Better Insurance a,
Saving. 1871
WANTED UNFuRNISuED HOUSE
or apartment by couple Wr'..ur
children. Address Couple" care
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered a; ne post office III Henier-
son, y c. as second class mail matter
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Argentina is aiding its farmers.
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DRY PINE WOOD FOR SALE
Sawed stove length and drIi'nrn,
anywhere i'll Henderson. y 81 ~
Glover. phone 1921. 30 ,H.. H..
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GLEN ROGERS BRIQUETS, TOG,1
hontas washed nut, New ~
Egg, NcSta Red Ash and high ni,.J
I,y stocker and spin, conf '' C'I
Bob Falkncr ut Ii. .. Fullnc, I
Son. phone 260. 80
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or Will trade for COW. & ~ IN
wards. klttrcn. ., '.,- ~
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FOR SALE 1887 CuEVROI E.r
Coupe Good tires. good Cond.,ion
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Evening star., 1944-04-14
-Four D. T.. Men Listed
For N. A. Golf Jobs

-Four washington men are in
cluded in the slate of officers to be
presented for approval at the annual
meeting of the Maryland State Golf
Association next Wednesday at the
Lord Baltimore Hotel, called by DR..
Robert A. Keilty, president.
Harry G.. Pitt of Manor Club has
been nominated for first vice presi-
dent. John o. Bergelin, Kenwood
and Percy w. LIE Due, Argyle, have
been selected by the Nominating
Committee for vice presidencies.
Others nominated are: Nathan
r. Smith, jr., Elkridge, president;
John D. Hospelhorn, Country Club
of Maryland, vice president and
treasurer; A. Herman Stump, Green
Spring Valley Hunt Club; Walter C
Hopkins, Rolling Road; Charles S.
Californian, Cumberland Country
Club, vice presidents.
Albert E. Steinem, Woodmont, has
been chosen as general counsel, and
Emmit Gary Hillendale, as secretary
The Nominating Committee of the
association consists of Hayward E.
Boyce, Baltimore Country Club;
William L. Jones, Manor, and W.
w. Lanahan, Elkridge.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Harris Sees Ruin of Baseball
|fMoiors Raid Farm Teams

Bison pilot, 'but if the major league
clubs that own minor franchises raid
their farm teams they will wreck
baseball.
"The majors have been hard hit
by stars going into service, espe-
cially the New York Yankees and
the st. Louis Cardinals, but this
undoubtedly will help the game
since it tends to make the flag races
that much closer.
I'm the International loop we
are counting on compact race to
keep interest at high pitch, par
ticularly in Rochester and Newark
two of the three clubs in our circuit
that are owned outright by major
league clubs" added Bucky.