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Nelson Catches Jinx To Capture PEA Title
BRAVES CAPTURE
TWO FROM CARDS

ST. LOUIS, July 15.-(P-With
Garden CLEARWATER driving ir
four runs in the second game
including two in the 10th inning
the Bosto Braves won a double.
header from the St. Louis Cardi.
mails today, to 3 and 3 to L. Mort
Cooper, making his first appear
ance in St. Louis since joining the
Braves, won his ninth game of the
year in a relief role in the second
contest.
First Game)
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RING UP
TWO OVER BUNS

PITTSBURGH, July Is Up -
The revived Pittsburgh Pirates
rang up 10 hits and walloped the
Brooklyn Dodgers 1873 in the night.
cap of today's doubleheader, after
taking the opener, 81. Ken Gables,
making good on his first starting
assignment of the year, let the
Dodgers down with five hits.
(First Game)
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Errors-Bordagaray Stanky. Puns bat
ted in-Walker. Cuisine 3. Giopfriddo
Dahlgren 2, Russell. Handley. Salkeld.
Two base hits-Dahlgren: Handley. Three
base hits-Gionfriddo. Home runs-Walk-
er, Salkeld. Stolen bases-Sewen. Dou-
BILE plays Cuisine, Coscarart and
Dahlgren; Dahlgren and Cuisine Left on
bases-Brooklyn s: Pittsburgh s. Bases
en- balls-Lombardi 2; Sewel1 @ Strike
outs-Lombordi 4; Sewell 2. Time--1 80.
Umpires Ballafant. Magerkurth and
Stewart.
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TIT Nu11e1' JUUSt, SdnueTS. nI1HS
batted in-Kurowksi. Mast, Hutchings.
Holmes. Two base hits-.Workman, San
ders 2, Medwick. Home run - Holmes.
Sacrifice-Verban. Double plays--Holmes
and Shupe; Verban, Marion and San
ders. Left on bases-Boston ., st. Louis
5. Bases on balls-Hutcnings l. Burknardt
3. Strike outs-Hutchings 2, Burkhardt 2
,Iits-off Burkhardt 9 in innings; Creel
none in 1. Wild pitch-Burkhardt. Los
ing pitcher--Burkhardt IJmpires- Dun
Barr and Sears. Time-i:48
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ErrorS-BasinkSl CUISINE. HUNS bfrT"1
in-Gionfriddo 3: Lopez. Cuisine: Ell
liott 6; Galan; Walker; Dahleren: Hand
ley 2: Herman. Two base hits-Rnssell.
Handley ?. Coscarart 2. Posen, Elliott
Gables. Three base hits-E'llott. Dahl
gren. Home runs-EIliott. Herman. Sa-
crifices-Handley. Double plays-Saltz-
saver. Barnhart and Colman. Left on
bases-Brooklyn S: Pittsburgh 7. Bases
on balls-Gregg 2; Gsh'es g. King q
Strike o,,ts-Gables 2. Hits-off Gregg
in 2-3 innings: King 13 in 6 1-3 innings.
Wild pitches-Gables. Losing pitcher -
Gregg Umpires Magerkurth. Stewart
end Dalianfant. Time-1:56. Attendance
24,12s.
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Err0rs-Hott. WIII1a1Hs. NuHH Udtteu
ir-Spindel Clay. Libke. Mccormick 3,
Walters. Two base hits-Dimaggio. Was
dell, Clay Miller. Stolen bases-Djmag-
go. Upton Libke. Double rlays-Mott.
F]agcr and D;nges; Mesner. Unser and
McC olmick Left on bases-Phladelphio
Ia Cincinnati II. Bases on balls-Fox 4.
Walters 3. Strike outs-Schanz 2. Wal
tiers 5. Hits-off Schanz in 5 Ia innings;
Fox none in 2 % Hit by pitcher. by
Slanz (Tipton, Libke. Mesner. Miller).
Losing pitcher-Schanz. Umpires- Hen
line. Jordan, Reardon and Goetz. Time
1857.
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CHICAGO BEATS
new YORK TWICE

CHICAGO, July 15.-(P'- The
Chicago Cubs heightened their Ma
tional League lead to four games
today with pair of victories. 5-a
and 7-2. over the New York Giants
as Hy Vandenberg turned in 2
masterful pitching performance be-
fore a crowd of 43,802
First Game)
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RED S0X BEAT
INDIANS, Ga

BOSTON, July IS. - Up - In a
a.roe which was called because OF
. heavy rainstorm with two out IN
tha f;rst half of the sixth inning
the Boston Red Sox beat the Cleve'
land Indians ga at Fenway Park
today,
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Errors-Treadway, Kerr. Runs bat1eo
tn-Kerr, Jurges. Nicholson, Cavarretta =,
Lowrey, Merullo. Two base hlts-krN0
= Three base hit--Williams. Home run
Cavarretta. Stolen bases-N1cholson,
Pafko. Double Plays-Hansen, herr ailo
w.;ntrauh. Hausmann, Kerr and Vein
traub. Left on bases New York .;
Ch;caeo 8 Bases on balls - Brewer s.
Emmerich l. Strike outs - Brewer 2,
Wyse 8 Hits-off Brewer Z in 9non e
out in 4th); Hansen in 4; Emmerich U
in l. Losing pitcher-Brewer. umplfes-
Eoegess, Pinelli and Conlan Time
1.54. Attendance (officials)-43,SoS'
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CINCYS DEFEAT
PHILLIES TWICE

CINCINNATI, July IS R -
Kennedy survived a ninth inning
rally by his former teammates
to-day as sthe Cincinnati Red
defeated the Philadelphia Pnillies
81 in the second game of a double
header. Cincinnati took the opener
81.
(Eirst Gamel
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Err0rs-FIa gger, AntoneIH Mott. nuf1s
patted in-Dimaggio Miller, Unser Ken
redy. Two base hits-Dimaggio. Ken
nedv. Three base hit-Unser Stolen b'se
-Libke. Left on bases-Phi!adelphia IL.
Cincinnati l. Bases on hails-karl
Kennedy 8. Strike outs-Kar1 l. Ken
nedy 2. Umpires-Jorda, Reardon, Goe'z
and Henline. Time-1 AS. Attendance o.
OLA
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Talbert Takes West
Senior Tennis Title

MENASHA, Wis, July Is. Up
Bill Talbert of Wilmington, Del.
who won the National CLAW Courts
tennis singles championship in Chi
cago last week. today annexed the
western senior title and shared
honors in both the mems and mix
ed doubles
The tournaments seeded No J
player defeated Elwood Cooke.
Boston, seeded No. 2. to win the
singles crown teamed up with Cooke
to win the mems doubles title a: d
finally, with Doris Hart OF Miami
Fla, won the mixed doubles.
Miss Hart was another title COL
lector, also winning the women :
singles crown and sharing in the
doubles title combination
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WY, O0f311NS''
DATED in Weintraub, Gardella, reyes.
Johnson 2, Pafko. Merullo 2. Two base
hits-Hack. Johnson, Cavarretta. Stolen
beses-Cavarretta. Merullo. Sacrifices -
Lockman. Merullo. Double play Weln-
traub (unassisted). Left on base--New
York 5, Chicago 6. Bases on balls - Fls-
cher 3, Emmerich l, Vandenberg l. Strike
outs-Fischer 2, Emmerich 2, Vanden-
berg 3. Hits-off Fischer IN 4 innings;
Emmerich in a. Hit by pitcher-by
Vanderberg tReves). Losing pitcher
Fischer. Cmpires-Conlan, Boggess and
Pinelli. Time-1:5o. Attendance (estimat-
ed)-42,0G0.
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D1MoUT TO TERMINATE

SAN FRANCISCO, July I5.-EH
The western defense command
today ordered the alrea dy-suspend-
ed dimout regulations on the West
coast terminated August l, and
advised governors of the eight
Western states that blackout regu-
lations no longer are required.
Mai. Gen. H. C. Pratt, command
ing general, announced the end OF
the dimout rules. in effect since
August 5, 1912, in public procla-
nation No. %.
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OFFICER NOMINATED

CAMP LFJEUNE, July 5.-Col.
Robert H. Pepper, chief of staff
at Camp Lejeune last year, has
been nominated to be brigadier-
general in the Marine Corps:
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GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
NEW YORK, July 15.-(H9-Probable
pitchers for tomorrow's major league
games, with won and lost records in
parentheses:
American League
Detroit at New York-Newhouser $3.50
vs. Gettel 49,
Cleveland at Boston-Bagby (3-8} VS..
Hcflin 0-2).
St. Louis at Washington -(2-twi-night)
-Holngsworth GA and Kramer (8-7l
VS. Nggeling (3-6) and Wolff 9-5)
Chic go at Observation-Disclosures )-
Grove C9-5) and HUMPHREYS (3-6) VS..
Christopher 11-4 and Newson Glib.
National League
New York at Chicago-Mungo 90 VS..
P?sseau C0-3).
Brooklyn at Pttsburgh-Scats 90 VS..
hce 1851 or Cuccurullo 1-2l.
Boston at st. Louis fnight)-Logan e.
y vs.; Brecheen 30 and Donnelly 49,
Only games scheduled.
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The Sports Trail
By WHITNEY MARTIN
By BUS HAM
Pinch-Hitting For Whitney

WASHINGTON July 15-L4p-Sonebody oon
the sports M9rds wartime
war nobllzer Now it Col j.
@ ODT who has been pnchng down on ali of shorts
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The Chicago Bell Telephone co.
was organized in June, 1878, just
two years after the telephone was
invented. It now serves more than
l, al 1000 subscribers.
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Sugar, sweetening substance, is
composed of three tasteless ele-
ments.
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Boston
Error-none. Runs batted SECRECY
Heath. Hayes, Metkovich, Lazor 2. Lake
Newsome. Garbark. Two base hlts-hoss.
Never, Wheeler, Johnson. Metkcvlcn.
Home run-Lake. Double plays hoss ,' 20
rocco. Tobin to Newsome to Camilli.
left on bases-Cleveland 8; Boston g.
Bases on balls-Harder 2. Hausmann ~ ..
Strike outs-Harder l. Hausmann 2. Hits
off Hausmann I in 20 innings; Bar-
rett 2 in i. Winning pitcher-Barrett.
Losing pitcher Harder. Ulnpires -
Grieve, MCGOWAN, Pipgras. Time-l:3o'
Attendance-27,345 fpaid}.
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STANDINGS


American League
ST. Louis at Washington; postponed,
1aln.
Chicago at Philadelphia; postponed,
rain
postponed. rain.
New York 5. Detroit 4: second game
postponed. rain.
National League
Philadelphia 1-6, Cincinnati 6-3.
New York 80, Chicago ST.
Boston 3-5, ST. Louis 1-3.
Brooklyn 1-3. Pittsburgh 9-15.
New York, July 15.-UPHMajor league
standings, including all games played
Sunday, July IS.
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Dirigibles are expected by ex-
perts to play a large part in post
war transoceanic commerce.
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Some flowers change their color
according to temperature.
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Tile, because it is unaffected by
!efinltes, is widely used for floor
ing In homes in warm and tropical
climates.
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zBatted for Rice in 10th.
The score by innings:
St Louis ------- 900 Gil 010 0-3
Errors-Joost Runs batted in-Hof-
ferth CLEARWATER 4, Adams, Sanders.
Two base hits-Gillenwater. Shupe. Three
base hit-Gillenwater. Home Run-Hot-
forth. Sanders Sacrifices-Joost. Shcoen-
dienst. Double tplays-Verban (unasslst-
ed); Joost, Cutler and Shupe. Lett on
hases-Boston 8, St. Louis 9, Bases on
balls-Lee 3, Creel 2, Byerly l.. Strike
outs-Lee 2, creel 1, Byerly 3, Cooper
: Eits-off Lee 9 in 8 innings; Cooper
/ in 2; wilks 5 in 2-s; creel in 4 Ia.
(pitched to two men in 9TH; Byerly IN
2. winning pitcher - COOPER Losing
pitcher-Byerly. Umpires = Barr. sears
and Dunn. Time-2:12. Attendance zo'-
1879 (paid)
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4otdlS %
XBatted for Benton in 4th.
xxBatted for Swift in 9Th.
HxxBatted for Wilson in 9th.
XxxxBatted for Webb in 9th.
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Solled window shades need not
De thrown away. Just turn them
up sldedown stitch a new hem
ana tack the old hem to the roller.
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(Second Game)

totals ------------------ do q
xBatted for Mancuso in 9th.
xxBatted for Mott in 9Th.
xxxBatted for Karl in 9Th.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

At 453O Sixteenth street
NV, behind O low brick woll,
stonds the Official residence OF
the Ambassador from the Do
minicon Republic ond his fom-
lily. CircIed left; The Am
bossodor, Senor Don Emilio
Gorcio 0odoy. CircIed right:
The Embassy hostess. Senor de
Cnrrio C,odov
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

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HalcyOn Day
Japs Ex-Prisoner Digs Up
SIS, 900 Buried Gems

MANILA. Feb. "a ms
These are the best three days of
his life, Richard Lille of Washing
ton told correspondents today
Yesterday, returning from three
years Imprisonment in the Santo
Tomas intcrnmcnt camp. Lille
dug up $4,000 worth Of icwclry
belonging to him and his wife, and
buried by him near his home just
before the JapS invaded
Yesterday was his wifc'S birth
day, their first special ami
NcrSary' since their liberation
Today they start for the United
States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Boy Critically Hurt
Playing 'Hangman,

Jerry Lovelady l2-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Elmo Lovelady,
272S Newberg, is in Eloise Hospi-
tai in critical condition today from
near strangulatSon, suffered while
he was playing "hdngman' with
his brother.
The father said that Jerry was
found unconscious, with a rope
twisted about his neck, after his
brother, Danny, called his mother
for helm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Admits Staying Rival,
Faces 10 10 IS Years

Joseph Syiut, p, Of 59f9 Otis,
faced 10 to Is years Imprisonment
today on his plea Of guilty to
manslaughter in the killing Of
Thaddeus Piwowar, %. of 1887
Thirteenth, a rival Sultor
Piwowar was shot as he sat in
a parked car beside Miss EugcnIa
Zeluzcwski, Is, OF $685. Prairie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Deny SpeIIman Trip

NEW YORK. Feb. - GNS)--
Reports that Archbishop Francis
J. Spcllman Is en- route 10 the
Vatican for a special conference
with Pope Plus XII were denied
today at the archbiShop's New
York residence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Windsor Bank Robbed
Registered U S Patent OAiee

Border cities police are seeking
four masked bandits who robbed
a branch Of the Imperial Bank
of Ontario at 1906 Tccumseh,
Windsor, Of SSO3 The holdup was
the second for the bank in the
past year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

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Evening star., 1945-06-06
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
fLL5I INE.
Plnlenta otjicinalts. J

AllSplce is native to the Caribbean
islands, also to some areas Of the
adjoining mainland of Southern
Mexico. Central America and North
ern South America 1t is all-Ameri-
can. So far, no attempts have been
successful in growing 1t away from
its native home.
Allspice trees are beautiful ever
green's belonging TO the Myrtle
family. The average height is 30
feet. Some grow at low elevations.
others al attitudes of 1000 feet. The
fruit is developed in terminal clus-
terS in the leaves. The berries are
round and 3 inches in diameter
When still green shade, they are
harvested, soon turning the rich
brown color found in good CONNER
cial berries
The commercial product is from
Mexico, Jamaica and Guatemala
The four-year averages from 1887
l94l of shipments from these three
countries were: Jamaica, more than
100000 pounds: Mexico, about 500,-
O00 pounds, and Guatemala Is 900
pounds OF the worlds production.
the Western Hemisphere uses slight
~ more than 40 per cent; the re-
mainder is sent to Europe.
Allspice. the common name is due
TO the predomlnating flavor and
Evening star., 1945-06-06
BY FRANK COLBY.
OkinaMa

Q. VIII you please explain and
pronounce the name OkinaHa End
tell Us why it appears on some maps
as "Okinawajima
A. The name Okinawa us formed
from the japanese "oki ma mean
ing large, great The first syllable
receiyese slight stress. thus OH
kee-nah-Wah. Jima is japanese for
island y Pronounce it JEE-mah
OklnaWaJlma, therefore, simply
means the large island"
Two means rock" There is no
sanction for the pronunciation "EE-
OH Pronounce 1t EEWoe
Ie, small island of the Rvukyus.
where Ernie Pyle was killed should
be pronounced EE-ay. 1t is also
shown as Iejima or Ieshima, both Of
which mean house islstd.'
These additional words appear on
my maps:
Gunto archipelago pronounced
GOON-toe
Retto. chain or group of Islands,"
pronounced RET-toe.
Shlma, island, pronounced SHEE-
NAH
Yama is the japanese word for
mountain. as IN FuJiyama, pro-
nounced FOO -jee-YAH-mah.
FormoSa is a Portuguese word
meaning beautiful" The japanese,
who acquired the island after the
Slno-Japanese War of 1895. gave
to the island the Chinese name of
Taiwan, pronounced ty-wahn.
Domei is one of the most familiar
Japanese names in the news. The
word means alliance" and the Off
cial japanese news agency is called
Domei Pronounce it DOE-may.
The leading japanese newspaper
often quoted as rejecting the opin-
ion of the government-is Nichi
! Nichi. The name means daily"
Say NEE-chee NEE-chee.
Bushido is word which desig-
mates the ancient honorable code Of
japanese warrors. Caution Do not
accent the second syllable. Say
BOO-Shee-doe
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Evening star., 1945-06-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FoXHALL RID. FRoNTAGE-This tract Of
acres offers an opportunity Tor small
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per acre. WM ,ss 4 sAuND6RS CO. Nc
CoLEsVILLE 90 IS'2LE PIKE, Montsomery County.
Nd, $50 to 100 acres, located in The
Metropolitan area a little north of -Four
sell with or without this years fruit crop
and produce. This IS an exceptionally
choice piece of ground highly cultivated
and ripe for subdivision purposes Priced
can be arranged. This evening call Mr.
CO, INC. Reaitor Di $3.50
WOODED ACRES adjoining Woodmoor
portunity for profitable future subdivision
into several very appealing homesitPs with
entrance through Woodmoor. PRICED as
Realtor. Shepherd 1900; evenings, shep-
I-ACRE KNOLL. beautiful homeste in re-
strlcted residential section, 20 minutes
terms. This most desirable building site is
situated in springbrook. risidly restricted
19lacre Development of ATTRACTIVE homes.
where no building site Is smaller than 3
standards assure enhancement and perma-
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croachment. Other sites lip to Is acres.
. Land prices will be higher when building
ing now. Descriptive literature with com
plete plat will be mailed to any address
on request. To reach: From traffic light
at Georgia ave. in Silver Spring. drive up
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I'd Silver Spring, Md Shepherd 900
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Evening star., 1945-06-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
THE UNITED STATES or AMFRICJ

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Dis
irlct Of Columbia Whereas on the 34lh
day Of May, l445. the United States filed
a libel IN the District Court of the United
States for the District OF Columbia, in Dis
lrict Court Case No. 30I5 against VI
cartons. more or less of an article labeled
IN part Net Weisht 20 Pounds Macaroni
Products La Gragnano Napoli Style Mac
carohceHA 100 cartons, more or less.
OF an article labeled IN part: Net Weight
20 Pounds Macsroni Products La Grae-
nano NapOl STYLE Spaghetti -: and
~ cartons. more or less: of an article
labeled IN part: Net Weight % Pounds
Macaronl Products La Gragnano Napoli
Style Maccaron ." and whereas by
virtue of process IN due form of law, 10
me directed. l have seized and taken into
my possession, to wit: ISL cartons, and
81 boxes each containing 90 pounds OF
an article labeled in part: Net weight %
Pounds MacaronI Products La Gragnsno. -
hereby give notice TO all persons claim
ing the said described above, or knowing
or having anything TO say why the same
should not be condemned and forfeited
hat they appear and assert said claim in
the cause on or before the date returnable
June 1915. IN the U S. District Court,
City Of Washington. D c, at 1000 AM
w BRUCE MATTHEWS II : Marshal
Evening star., 1945-06-06

fragrance of nutmeg, cinnamon and
cloves.
Growing allspice trees is not diff
cult. In Jamaica, planting an Or
chard is known as a walk" A
promising site where wild allspice
trees are growing is selected. The
lush tropical vegetation is cut down
and left to decay. The trees are
thus given a chance TO grow with
out competition. In TWO years there
are many small allspice trees COM
ing up. Again. the area is cleared
of weeds and sturdy trees are left
to mature. Within five years. after
slight care. the trees are bearing
fruit A mature tree will produce
100 pounds Of dried spice berries
annually for MANY wears.