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Evening star., 1946-05-30
FARM and GARDEN.


FLAGsToNE Walks and terraces, IRE
walls: F. MARCUCcIo. Phone Rockville
IANDDscApE GARDENER and contractor
resa.nse ana ds pe5ks
ings, fertilizing, spraying; trees. trimmed
I9oNs 9S MHRkEF ans N1RsfRrEs oSsen:
Gsps ess posed sas Ass1 San,.
and pick color; trees, weeping cherry, weep
ing birch, veeping willow; towering plants.
fsult trees. dogwood and boxwood: every
tnns for and sp.1 nowsr
ANIMALS, petunias. rerbenas. scarlet sage,
portulaca, marigolds Zinnias. poppies lark
spur. astors, snaps and all ether annuals
Open every day 'shi' iii O'clock. ineIudins
SUNDAYS. Delivery Service. Telephone WA.
$3.50. Hyattsville. Nd
TOFSOIL---Rich topsoil: orders being taken
r2sriI for imImsdiate Ss delivery Also sand and
soDDiNG. GRADiNG. ToPsoIL. Cali WI.
9731 between am. and pm. weekdays.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, four best Varie-
more: also Chrysanthemums, Sweet Will
liamS, Irises. Primrose. Delphiniums, ORR
entail Poppies, creeping and tall Phlox
fon John M BuasnoFT' colesville. Nd Call Ash
WELL-RoTTED COW MANURE, ground
and sieyed. Delivered in 3-bag order at
$1.25 per bag bu. per bag. WI. 657O.
ia 1sas $685. car zE:.
HORSE AND WAGON. very good, $500,
sau. wv v.ss sseashfs aHsdt t0 sssen trac.os Of
a. z4:a assis!: IL! .Se;. Se W. oees esss. SUPPLY GO"
Evening star., 1946-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AccEss4RIEs 4! SI|I IS, FL your camera, dsrkroom
cameras. cameras. projectors, enlarsers. electric ex-
papeTs phoso so'0b sooRs and pnssS saS
RsS Rs5S 5|f y ~ r 'sef NV 'Sas aaS
ADMIhNlsTRAIIvE' Adm INST sscret.rial and stem;
ser and bsster STOCK than s Usual: % SOM. very very
MAsoS Ah pumps ax psns sSS sur.,
exch;; machine shep facilities: shaft re-
fender sanders, exhaust fans, belts.
zfS s sssVs i
Shop or or laboratory: come ON early | as we have
LIZ Sy e asPae5s co s sn sner:
nfR afR cSNDiTioNER-why cGS suffer this sum-
Sssp II ssa @hdop mode VIII Phons
O7o6 or call Apt. 404, 2325 18th st. NV.
AIR IR-CoNDITIoNING and refrigera atins
! AL
ANTIQUES-Clearance of large stock-al
w.sek.-ineludins pictures and frames. els
TssEe sSsygs XasDsM sys cans q 4p9s Rits'
AQUA net evening dress, new. 1918 size;
full skirt, slip; SIS. EN-, $3.50. 81
AQUARIUMS, all sizes; tropical fsh. sup.
plies; live food. AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO.,
asnEsTos ASH sia * Ysoor coAr1NG-rinest quail
sToREs, Phone At 400. 20
liable service GtCHNER, Ma. 1870.
ATTIC FANS, "a to 81 inches Cool entire
house. Be sure to be cool this summer
See your dealer at once while supply lasts
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.. 2473 Sner-
man ave. distributors
BABY CRIB. scales. toilet seat. blankets
diapers, chair. end tables: new cond.
cheap: leaving town. 80 Crittenden st
BAR-6-ft. circular bamboo bar. fou,
stools and back bar; good condition. Cal
BARBECuEs AND BRonA1REs will broil
chops, steaks, roasts or fowl over open
fires in your yard or summer home; hand
Electric EoUfpMENT CO. 2473 sher-
man ave. NV, NO. 1919.
il,.. BATH TUBS TUBS lsl, stationary tub, GO 2
gal. hot-water heater. 2 hot-air furnaces
IL. fireplace mantels with. colored tile
Call Wisconsin 1875 for appointment
from to IL am. go :,
HEDS-Mattrsss with Army cots: will sell
IS or less for $40 to sig: studio couch,
S35: exchange for chairs or stands. lis
6tL st. n.s. 80
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDIONS, clarin saxophones.
ss.s sns sths5
hbbISG iAHS e0 MAcHiSEs aiH s., csieu
TEb S04sh sfd ahs co si5 sf 4th
AM IN INTERESTED in buying cups and sau-
bris- .ebrac, ola Glass. DORA MILESTONE
NE; So59; After call WA: 1850; .,
rus.
hiIhest cash prices paid. can MURRAY.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects. bet
ter-grade china and bric,a-brac in any
amount yanted aan at once. Please call MR..
aS4RH aS4fotEsoSseof.tov MA Sso buyer desire. IN.
glass and jewelry. single pieces Or entire
ss. and sonaensa T be sssh
available. Washington references. In
sHsY and St Boa
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture,
contents OF apt or houses at once We DO
BeT,R BGDRooM SURE eomeete with double
bed gOoS oYaisyE wanted CO sasg
once; once viii vii pay highest possibls prices No
masr 1oa.s Nh TRa' dRY Ssa nave No o :s a please call
aas. also compressor and caroinator. s6 Gx'
ssesssoriss eour6t At hiShest prices. BREN:
MEh; En-. ss$ Pa aAaE axe NV" OPP. Dept Of
CAMERA, e9lsif Ref,s1 x'o Or folding type wanted;
sTlns sI sIa saIso sses5sories. Call MR.. WEISS
CA ses :s Srsa sssn rob
sHoTb sSPsIy: eos rs .s. ~ ta..S =
cAMERAsLeisss Contsx, Other toreiSn
Ass moss
aRS us Il hsefis ssin Ptff io
style and year. Box 2l2-J, star 81.
REknAss 'f'a sa I! S'e
CLoTHNG-Msns and boys Highest
R5jesss Rsid 1874 9Psn H4ts ssv:aias. se WIN eau
9Ss' VI .ss ssh'ps oD.n z:ss' .s.; vi hSs g.. "a St
e t. sis PER sais siso Y VI; '$|xcH' s: aiS7 M Pa a
piAMoNDss nGf c6fDHsh.ss Sf1o M sa cash prices
Pi1a HhaHus eft MAKr eR5 osf $40 sefors st. you SELL
sqa ssfssssa 'fsflSsh s,sn Raao EENss
%ps Se s0shs
pawn tickets purchased. Highest prices
paid. NEW YORK JEWK1iRY CO.. 7a7
kLEcT: ;,; EAN. a. c. uN. s.ss after 8. so,
n sfGf %R iRS $685.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at, once; will buy
sa ste sodss Ss Rises MS aSA q s9rs M h0@s %
FURNITURE; inner-spring mattress. VIZ
buy, entire household. Prompt removal
s NJ tH 70 buy som. mes
used household goods: also piano. Phone
evenings; Republic 3672. 2a',
eSs ss
RE 1904: ewes. NE. 5SI7. 1as
FURNITURE-Will pay. highest prices fol
ssd anaaes OF Hsi
GOLD-Brlng your old gold. silver platinl
seTRai RiHN Ssfssed INS ierslry yesIs s5 cash
LAWN Ss MOWER; !,S power or hana; ss46 must be
MOTORS, III. h, q. u horsepower. lis
volts. 80 syeles. 1,725 rpm; any guam
MTSsrdhAiL si1TS a sissi siiSsssirRuMENrs-w. pay ca cash
| trumpets, cornets, etc. Mr.. FARREN, 1890
St. nv S,;,I Cal RepSelis s,ss esl2 ,,vs .sl
clocks bought for cash. EN-. 42O5 and
| give address.
PIANOS wANTED-orands. spinets. any
make 90, Or cSnditien; also good uprishts.
PiANowwe al are looking for spinet, apart:
s ss.s ssR:.tht CASH & s1sad prss oie' s4ss
sass. :'as N ao. $50 ssos.' any condition; 'A DAY
Evening star., 1946-05-30

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcost.

PIANos-arsnds, spsr.neat uprisPts, .ol
;ss''i r. as '''i 's'
way dealer. DI s464. Ii You have = spinet,
any size upright or srand to sell You
win be pleased with our cash offer and
i$;'S s$$E. e. D '''s e aolsss v
REFaiHsEXSAr6R&s: R2aG Hs Xt 6SR WASHING machines.
electric appliances. any condition; best
Rise: Rlse GEAR l4tH asD s iisr6s 4s 1910 sl
Buick, 40 series. Cali WI. $500;
SEWING MAChINEs-ws buy all types.
psens gSesr si4 s RE- 0utsSa. iSao RE-
a;sa vets need sops qid
sssS sss.ea.ss AsS pfsss paid Box
TYPEWRITER, any make. standard or
portable. Ii. 1856 days EN-. 1859 eve
aSaEsss .rs: q % qssrs ss snr rsssa Or
WASHING MACHINE WANTED. in sood
condition; Maytag preferred. Call TE.
VIZ VIZ PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver.
jewelry. diamonds firearms, clothing, musi-
cal sna Tbs Says yon ea Max
By PRIvxTE Party. Complete furnishings
for. two-bedroom apartment; twin beds
| preferred dining and living room suites.
rugs, lamps. small tables, pictures. etc;
WsN1sn Ss rs RIK ACs AL aa u
trailer; prefer double; reasonable. Gail
Evening star., 1946-05-30
POULTRY & EGGS.

NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLRTs. 81
months old As many as you wants 81 .6e
TuRktY iahs Gs RGGs 81 sa52 95s s'ss Der WA asa7
BRorLER RAIsERs-H you wan. g. S
eseoSStsSssf 3 ihifEa ay.,t.ys asi N osss seh w
4OO NEW HAMPSHIRE RED CHICKENS.
s weeks old. 81 each. Falls Church i442-M
-4 -
SALE-Two electric brooders. new; 80 feed
sacks; very nice coats, ! red coat suit;
want to buy or I0-week- -old pulletS; will
trade. w. L. HAMMERLY, Hillmead P. o.,
Bowie, Nd .
Evening star., 1946-05-30
BOATS.
PROPELLER RRPAIRING-

p.Ilsr r.paired now eRANk DEL Sauf vae P5s-
ennis 't CRAFT sf saad cabin cruiser. IS IT. lons
sses m sHVEN CABLES EsE Gag ca
s!sss S's Mis-: M Nd. dd ar r0ln' Ar Sise
n fsdo Xii sspaF shs and
yoltages Special types made to order.
War surplus 2s, basteries s.Sl snitable for boat
@ei ao-FT. TO ssAnBoAr, "v" bottom, s sloop-
sgasd $50 set q wet sales for sale
selling. I turned over in middle of Chesa-
peaks Bay on Friday and had to swim to
.o Eh Ike iaoss s nifa motor
sPEEDBoAr deeone,. "A IT.. Buzsard
oGHbd2sb 6GjHi p2ai u Mo4dn: Is ~ to ss g; sp
wanted; must be in good condition. WI.
TTWo REFINED MERMAIDs-our home is
sailing away: want living quarters aboa ID
.nother .notth boat; best references Call NE
s'5ls Es rE4os tEAesq se e.rRs sss sR5: &ss:
ave, s.w., Washington 4, D. c.. Executive
90 YACHT, Just overh.uled. sleeps 8. twin
l25-h.p. Latrobes; not in Govt. service;
prss S1sSoo rs brldse-dssk ldg dsIx.. double
m.p h, perfect condition. See the new 40'
Wheeler sun lounge cruiser at Maryland
Yacht Club boat show June l and 9, or
inspection now by appointment. ST1CKELL-
WHEELER YACHT CO., 05 Penn St. Bal
timore. Phone Plaza 54l1. =
PENN YAM PLYWOOD RUNABOUT, brand
asIt ply 1pnns sIeGn mno
reduction gear. including pump. boat hook,
life preserver, Danforth anchor, extinguish-
er, tenders. tarpaulin cover, SPARE rudder
and propellsr: $3.50 fob. Washington
sNIPE. 15l f.. new deck and paint; can
6e a seen at Columbia Yacht Club. Call Ma
FOR SALE--1s-tt outboard runabout, 90"
deep, 5" deck, A 8" beam. Call HI
DExD-RIsE CABIN CRUISER. 4en it.;
fully equipped. fine condition.; 71-h.p
Gray engine. battery charger. radio. COM
sn four sse0s And
hunks; ideal for cruising, party nshins OF
living quarters. Now at berth 81, An
napolis Yacht Basin. Phone Annapolis
tn THOMPSON, 1155 #. 8" Sutboard motor
shssspesEs ' beach harseS' owner W S,ssf ss a'a .
BEACH Drive, Naples Cottage, or call DI
SCHOONER YACHT Anna Robbins, - It,
sac. at 81 900, 81 800 down, $500 mo. Sea
Scout Pier; 9Th and Maine ave. s,w., 81
sys eSesen MaF'en1 eond5es fssed pr,as
ries s: s75 Mr.. D1AMoNp, SSD 'sea sea seou1 eoui
Pier. 9Th and Maine s.W. 81
Evening star., 1946-05-30
AVIATION.

sins psrts, complete Inc Frestons aircraft
tires and accessories. SKY, SUPPLY, INC,
Beacon Field, Alexandria, Va, TIE. 1895.
HANGAR SPACE AVAILABLE. Cali spruce
0SSS
AIRCRAFT-Re-coveri welding, sheet,
enEns ssa
FIELD AIRPORT, Alex. S342. -3l
IMMEDIATE SERVICE or maintenance and
LEEsBURSG ARPoRf Leesbufs. Va. -
Evening star., 1946-05-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYs, country roads and
soAps PASN essmaSsi ca a
SsfHALr !; AND CONCRETE eonst,qss1es
ss1DnShef0S sDIpER coSTRAtrSR SS AZ SISU sensal
gsIREs S@s SSS SSSs @
porehes AND walks. chimneys. freplaces.
FSssys M eh0ps noskys S4sJ
our sresiaity. coMMGNiTY PAVING CO,
6R11EWAYs " IS snd md access eeae roads Our price
Is not always the cheapest, but We do give
you your moneys worth. Let us estimate
IooRs fH9 RsFf BE.3fFHhkY f3RFFHHAE 81 ssDEp and
pTREs s FIooS SERVICE. EE. sS ss9S. g. ss:
esEs Ress msss sf MoRR1s hf ST. @s9hsn?S
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing put the best;
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning. par
ING CONTRACTORS, INC. 1872 Wiscon-
ise HONE We RESovATiiNG and general con-
tracing TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, call Ex.
biO2; evenings, CHI 5547. Free estimates.
HOUSE ALTERATIONS, repairs and re-
modelling, painting and papering Call
AID; Qos1; evenings. Sligo 2615. sHocKEY
1RoNWORK,. Are escapes, ratings, angles.
beams guards: burglary protection, sates'
DUPONT IRON WORKS, MA. 1856. 3
PAINTING, interior and exterior; papering
carpenter work; remodeling of all types.
Including roofs. Leave message for MR..
WILLIS. Terms can be arranged TR. 1910.
81 am, eve. 40 pm; FIR. 1852 all
day. -
PAINTING, decorating, papering, floor re-
finishing. roof repairs, waterpi oofing; work
guaranteed. White mechanics, references
furnished. Established 1925. GILBERT a.
HAMILTON, AID. 5129.
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL. install
IATION Co, 6602 Wis. ave WI. 1900.
RETAINING WALLS and porches. Let us
estimate your work in concrete. brick or
stone. COLEMAN. SH. 6O22 3.
ROCKS AND FLAGSTONE-Are you build
ing a walk outdoor fireplace, wall rock
garden, foundation? Wholesale and retail.
Call US for ine rock. EN-. s754., -
ROOF REPAIRS. renewed, painted cutters.
spo9ts free 4cyNnn ysNstnlnmats; 50 yrs. reliable
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAgLFIELD CORP. for Johns Ma9vilie
roofing and siding, also storm windows.
3340 N st. NV. zone Z. HO 4l2O.
Evening star., 1946-05-30
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

PALIMINO GELDING. beautiful, register
ed, golden color. white name and tail,
sound and well broken for lady to ride.
Also Enssh rs and western tass Can be
DR.. J. D. ARNSPARGER. Gen. Delivery,
Charles Town. W. Va
Evening star., 1946-05-30
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont. J

TILE. painting ana paperingi. new Of &c:
pair: satisfaction guar, LOMBARDO. Nj
TILE REPAIRING and new installation
ey returned veteran, 22 yrs. experience
ARMANI BROS. ia. 1900. go
TfPE ~ IEKs cleanea, oiled ana ad-
GNiTFp TYPEWRITER CO. SIS i4th n !.
TYPEWRITERS-Mino repairs to rebuild.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER Co, i43l e
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
,{hi; ,{S,AL;BaE1RSTI, INC. sla 10th st. NV
WASHING MACHINES, vacuum cleaners
Te.Tn5gVsrategS nV Sp ssrpssired; rs S4.,hr service
WiNDoWSs oS we '2RSRsAirHER-srR1rrEp, caulk- m
Ing sash cords. small repairs. G. g.
YARD WORK. minor repairs; hedges
trimmed lawns moved; contract or day.
Call after 5 pm, CO. 4073. i
WE USE THE BEST material for exterior
work. Our mechanics are insured. Call
Tor free estimate, NO. 624S or Ex. O06S.
LET Ut CLEAN IT. make It look like
ieums; free estimates; ia. 0355. 4.
NOW in position to do any kind OF alter
alton Jobs Prepare plans. RA. O146. 5'
Evening star., 1946-05-30
COAL, WOOD and FuEl OIL

approximately sHa-cord load. s37 50, Cal
Pleasant 1868 after q or write II UptoE
dr. Kensington .
Evening star., 1946-05-30

BARGAINS--sofa. matching chair, 6-pc
dining set, bureau, iron. leaf table, elec
shaver, IT. scale, lift. 3-sec. ladder; excel
cond.. unusual; sacrifice. Apt. l, 915 r s.w
Evening star., 1946-05-30

CONTINUED on Next Paga.1
Evening star., 1946-05-30

sPECIAL-New low prices, Ken-L-Biskit,
80; 10 per 1oQ; Ken-L-Meal. $6.75 per 1905
delivered. Call ARMAN FROSTED FOOD
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-16

BRITISH MODEL Jane Lynch, %, on,
OF six English beauties, currently
touring the U. S. 10 show and sci.
British fashions. is shown as she
appeared at fashion show in New
York. She is modelling a green
beakling skirt in scotch tweed,
green sweater. and long green
ribbed stockings. International
Evening star., 1946-03-05
.U-Lions Gather Star
Talent for PIayoffs

A lineup that features vetera,
goalie More Roberts. 80, and sly
other former American Hockey
League players will represent Wash
ington Lions tonight when they oper
their l2-game Eastern Hockey
League championship playoff series
against the Philadelphia Falcons at
Uline Arena at $50.
Former big leaguers who are with
Washington are Norm Calladine and
Bill Whittet of the Providence Reds
Don Webster, Hershey Bears: TED
Garvln. st. Louis Flyers. and Charlie
kraiger and Jimmy Russell, Buffalo
Bisons. All are forwards. Coach
Make Bennett reports that all play
ers are in good shape and the team
at full strength.
The Falcons finished the regular
Eastern League season in second
place, while the Lions were at the
bottom. Dave Kemp will be in the
nets for Philadelphia. and will be
supported by such talent, as Hank
DAmore, Jimmy Wilson, Clayton
Lavell, George Kelly, Vic Lofven-
dahl. Paul Gardner. Johnny Chenier
Fred Kovalchuk, Al Shawchuk, Har-
vey Jacklin, Murray Comfort and
Joe Desson.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
-AP Photo.

proper matches are made and to
keep boxing clean
His job will be chiefly to select,
for broadcast purposes each Mon
day. the fight of the week" among
the shows scheduled by the members
of Promoters, Inc.
In addition, the promoters an
nounced, he will "ta) assist in max
ing matches, (bD advise promoters
against matches that may prove
detrimental to the best interests of
boxing and tc) aid boxers who are
deserving Of a chance TO fight for
the championship, but who for some
reason or another are denied their
rlghtful opportunity"
Promoters, Inc, is closely knit
now in Boston, Baltimore, Washing
ton. Cleveland, Philadelphia. De-
troit, St. Louis, Kansas City. Pitts
burgh, Buffalo and Des Moines.
Jack, himself, leaves today for
California to see about additional
members on the Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

Bluege's praise. L like the way he
brings that bat around" says OSsit
OF the former Florida State Lacquer
Hes one of the brightest prospects
we've had in a long time"
The rockies got a run in the first
inning when Myatt singled to CEN
ter, streaked to third on Spence
muff and scored after Lyons flied tC
Spence. They boosted their lead tc
20 in the fourth when Goolsby
pumped single to left. romped to
third on Jack Sanfords single tC
center and scored after Charley
Roberts flied to jeff Heath in left
Hudson's single opening the reou-
lars sixth inning. which was the
first ball the regulars had driven be-
yond the confines of the infeld. led
to run. After Robertson walked
Sid moved to third on Buddy Lewis
lnfield out and scampered across on
Heaths grounder to Lyons,
With one out in the seventh
Pieretti creased the skids for him.
self when he dropped Sanfords toss
at first base in attempting to dis
pose of Spence. Priddy walked and
both runners advanced on Early's
lnfleld tap. Then came Campbell
and there went the ball game.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
.Linkswomen 10 SpIit
A. and B. Journeys

Plans for playing the District
Women's Golf Association cham
pionShip in two sections were form
ulated at meeting of the associa-
tion's Executive Committee yester-
day. A separate tournament for e
class players, on course apart from
the site of the A class event and or
"a different date, will be arranged
according to present plans
The decision to split up the tour
ney is the result of the increased en-
try list, which several times has sur
passed II flights although the city
tournament has not been held since
1941.
The committee, meeting at lhe
home of Mrs. F. G. Await, aSSocia-
tion president, also approved eight
committee appointments headed BY
Mrs. A. C. Kelly's elevation to Tie
Craftsmanship of the Tournament
Committee.
Other appointments approv &c
were as follows: Glass A handicaps
Mrs. E. C. Atwood of Kenwood
Glass B handicaps. Mrs. Dorian Plat,
of Manor: assistant tournament
chairman, Mrs William F. Osser-
fort of Kenwood; prizes, Mrs Waite,
A. Romer of Washington; rules, Mrs
Arnold McNitt of Congressional
yearbook. Mrs. Adele Pugh of Ken.
wood. and auditor, Mrs. Ol L. Young
of Prince Georges
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Five D. {. Boxers Left
In National Tourney
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK. Mar. 5.-Five ot
Washingtons original seven entries
IN the National Golden Gloves Box
ing championship tournament re-
main as the event goes into tonight's
quarterflnals.
Three District boys got first-roune
byes last night, while Jimmy Moran
and Cliff Hart advanced with deci-
sions. Moran, lightweight, topped
AL Alvarez of Jacksonville. Fla.
while Hart, welter, eliminated
Tommy Saunders of Huntington
w. Va.
Heavyweight Jim Murphy, Balm
bridge Naval Training Station sailor
and Washington representative
was stopped at 1;22 of the second by
jeff Clanton of Buffalo after taking
three nine-counts, while Ralph Mea
dor, District FOUNDER, was out
pointed by Lubby Grant of Hunt
ington, w. Va.
Teams from Pittsburgh, Puerto
Rico and New York City came
through with two victories and one
loss apiece. Behind them came
Washington with two wins and two
defeats; Newark, N. j., with one win
and one loss; Huntington, w. Va.
with two wins and four losses; Char
lotte, N. c., one win and two losses
and Jacksonville, Fla, one win and
three losses.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
IDempsey's Rich Promoting Job
Seen as Fight Against Jacobs
BY the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Mar. SACK Demp-
sey came back to the fight games
big-time today with a job that box
ing promoters he'll work with de-
scribed as making him some sort of
a Judge Lands of the beakbusting
business-outside of New York. His
salary is estimated as being between
$50, 900 to 100000 yearly.
OF course, none of the promoters
stood up in meeting to say that
stew was cooking against Promoter
Mike Jacobs in connection with the
old ManaSSa Mauler's new combined
spot as president of Boxing Pro-
moters of America, Inc. and a direc-
tor OF Adams Hat Co. in charge of
public relations, sports activities and
possibly swapping brims. But read
ing the script, you didn't need a
blueprint to get somewhat of an idea
about it.
AS a matter of fact. Jack himself
came closer than any one to speak
ing a piece concerning the posi-
bility of bucking Uncle Mike in the
nose -mashing industry.
To-day, in New York" he con-
tended during the cocktail and hors
d'oeuvres ceremonies announcing
his new posts, If you don't fight for
one man-you don't fight
1t is know, too that Jack is inter
ested in building an arena in mid
town Manhattan to stand up against
Madison Square Garden, and that
the members of Boxing Promoters
Of America, Inc, now organized in
II cities, as we'll as Adams Hats,
which has broadcast rights to all
fights put on by Promoters, Inc,
probably would be behind him
on it.
Larry Atkins, the Cleveland pro-
moter who stepped down as presi-
dent of Promoters, Inc, to become
first assistant and aide de camp TO
the eX-champion, described Jack S
new job as one to see that the
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Another Ace Is Seen
For A'sin CauIfie|d
BY the Associated Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Mar
5.-Manager Connie Mack. who had
said he almost was sold on Jack
Wallaesa, had another brilliant
shortstop prospect to ponder about
today.
Jack Caulheld, purchased from
Oakland for s25. 900, teamed with
Second Baseman Irv Hall to make
some fancy double plays that Mack
said looked mighty fine"
DAYTONA BEACH. Fla.-After
answering questions from news
papermen and posing for photog
raphers Yesterday. Jackie Robinson
former U. c. L. A, Negro baseball
and football star, was set to get a
real workout today. Robinson and
John Wright, Negro pitcher. made
their training debuts with the
Brooklyn Montreal groups.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-The
Yankees big three-President Larry
MacPhail, Manager Joe Mccarthy
and Farm Boss George Weiss-are
comforting on which players to keep
in the camp here and at Bradenton,
1t was believed the three chieftains
also were discussing possible trades
in order to get hurting help for
Mccarthy.
PASADENA, Calif-The White
Sox. without good bats, are taking
hitting lessons from Rogers Horns
by. With the exception of two bats
owned by Hal Trosky, the Sox have
cracked or broken every stick they
brought with them and are await
ing new shipment.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

for indoor work most Of the week,
but If fine weather continues he may
have to take the boys out sooner.
Lacrosse, Baseball Attract.
A hasty check of the Old Line dia-
mOnd and lacrosse squads, each em-
bracing more than 30, meanwhile
revealed only few leftovers and
few returned war veterans. The
most notable returnees in lacrosse
are brothers John and Bill Ruppers-
berger OF Catonsville, both former
G1s. Bill has been in school several
weeks, but John an outstanding de-
tenseman, is only recently back from
Tokyo, Bill is feet midfelder.
Kenny Bransford. prewar catcher,
was one Of the oldsters noted among
the diamond candidates. The chubby
backStopper was decorated for his
war service, but Coach Burt Shipley
wants to hear that wood on horse
hide and to see if Kenny can still
throw EN- out at second.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Hoyas Nip A.U. eager,
Despite Pizza' S Play

Hank Pizza was not one of three
American University players named
on the Mason-Dixon Conference
all-star quintet, but last night he
kept his club in the going all the
way as Georgetown nipped the con-
ference champs, 1852.
Pizza sent the ball spinning
through the hoop for eigh field
goals and three fouls, but couldn' t
save the Eagles from their second
defeat of the season at the Hoyas'
hands. Ed Drusgula and Ken En-
giles topped Georgetown's scoring.
Director of Athletics Staff Cassell
announced before the game that
A. U. will not accept a bid to the
NCAA tournament at Kansas City
the latter part of this month.