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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

pickup or panel truck: any make. any
model: all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
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MONEY WANTED.

81 SECOND TRUST NOTE OF $1,000. pay
able $40 monthly, well secured by S-room
modern home in NV, for $1,000. Box
2b1-I. Star
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GARAGES WANTED.
AUTO PAINTING.

WANTED-Garage or space for workshop,
vicinity OF Trinidad, W Virginia or Mon
tellO aveS. ne FIR 0523 -2l
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LOTS FOR SALE.

most csrefuily restricted su6division-
Wsstmorsland Circle, available At 5000
WHITE on mpssxsnseess ss1o seesdaSs M and wo 1851
sysninEs and Sunday -. ,r ,.,s.
ssc SeRs ksa SDto co ka
5505 Georgia ave- NV.
80 BLDG. LOTS, located near shoppins
sH.. 6eas; sundays and ewes. sH. 6l2l.
HnLcREsr. Summit Park. Mt pone;
en- .sas;$r f. ss easSozzA sssz
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2314 Rhode Island ave. NV. NO. 1898.
3 CHOICE LOTS on Hanover s. s, osS ssod sec
sIasys 9th ~ T. s. PRICE sS5 '' CO. Me- $3.50
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS. " acre or
more, in Bradley Hills Groye@1excIusive
FINITE fIR SseG ors oyeG IL ons slss q best Is
sssE s$ y Il
sso 9sss sIea fer 1 70 fas fasn
each Containing over 10000 So. it.; nearby
s = :S.I GkRRiSEas Ra 4sss. 4 Co. Realtors s 1891
sd,Sning ersfpTsh s stss soFsss
SaSEvf ga cassT assI eyes = cAitlsetv. o. ShsSt Iss,
SasnE cali ssY6ER
sfxuFifuG s2i, Fl 20sh Mf VERNON s1yp-5o2f 50.
atss e water front; TRANSPORTATION By
93MhnHs 3TfnR 1stS sa sSGs sLovely lot facing Rock
Street, S5ssf fsSf 1Ek bros c DIT nDssSee sSo
zTTENT1oN AFT shd sSss s6IL6fsRs M Approzimstely
sSns Suitable M IT ssfs for IS
~ e +, sGs.S SgfsEi as HTs $500 Ss n,,tr,st
rs rHeissts: Nd; Hs very n desirable; a 5oSiss;
ss0 s5ss "a. s'OsS ave. 'no Sc. FIR asoa unit. 3.
ATTENTION, VETERANS and builders and
others who are interested in lots 60xl00'
' eisc.; BLOCKS blocks -s to Schools and Shopping
attention and help to veterans in selection
Stall down payment, very easy terms on
Salanse ss Selling npMh 1sst see at fHs GHee
Us | and We viii direct you lou out sP iiss:w.
list COMMERCIAL GROUND, Bladensbure
$3.50. Call Mr.: Malcolm, OR. 6916. with
PIRsT RHsSTE; 66MaEkd2xL, Ri sbHS 1sox17o in shop
pins area: on Defense hwy. SAMUEL p.
IL. Esss1sa IT. e9s q chevy s ss Kst
sSss " W. fssS e II SSP5
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Ef s Rl0eeS enl9 9o.sa ss!so osRsl
up & &sHAPiRo' INC. i1oS vt. ave. NV.
RRoiLINGwooD VALLEY. side lot, with nth
irontase Of about IA feet , about about %"I0o
fashionable Maryland suburbs adjoining
Foes sHoEAkaR edssk EaFk 171s soou s. NV. .oS
ExeLgsTyE @ RoLL1SSwooD CIV o. 90 Beautiful
ns Ssfns ds s4EwGSa ME ssEp GneYy n NE Gassee sse
lent lots, both on and adjoinins Marlboro
os iaa osa. aP or buns hss lots On are sv. p'1a T.:
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81 sHAGffrGI Gfn GGrk BAsNasY Az aS WOODS Chevy
Cha eass your D Scms only few AnEs s4msts' e. r.
APARTMENT HOUSE SIRE, zoned "B
Area: 220 feet frontage with. marvellous
panoramic view, located within four
squares of Sears Roebuck Bladensburg I'd.
store: only so cents per square foot. Ma =
tional 9257. 23'
BEAUTIFUL LOT on Highland dr., with q
walled spring; size Of lot, s3x175.
Large corner plot, near Wheaton Cross
Roads on Brookville I'd. 223x229. Call
s415 Georgia ave.
COLORED HOMESITES-Close-i Airing
ton; wooded, picture view; sewer, water,
RE. Sosa, BOWERS, IYo4 18th St. NV. :.
COLORED-ATTRACTIv HILLSIDE LOT
75x107, on 47th st. ne. between Blaine
ing or large enough for group Of 3 houses;
sales price, $500 cash. Call DU. 5593.
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SUMMER HOMES.

BAY FRONT or river front house, modern,
furnished, suitable for adult family Of
fou, for 8 or summer months. Please
give details. Box 1911, Star. -22
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MOTORCYCLES.

SPRING IS COMING! We have only a few
look. over our complete stock Of riding
goods and accessories. We service all makes
and models. INDIAN MOTORCYCLES
SALES. 911 9th st. NV. RE. OIL.
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Not This
BY Paul Ford

small dogs resembling the Chi
huahua (chee-WAH-wah. The
papillon Is so called because the
creatures ears suggest the wings
of a butterfly.
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MONEY TO LOAN tcontinued) .

FUNDS available for 1st and
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
IL DWELLING LoANs-Amortizing in
90 years: no bonus; no appraisal charge
ED. BATURIN. District 0782. 21'
HOME LoANs.L9w monthly payments
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS g. LOAN
ASSOC, 6i0 18th st. NV. DI: 2340.
ST
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My rhobia pamphlet lists and pro-
nounces most OF the recognized phobias.
For a free copy, send a stamped, SELF
addressed envelope to Prank Colby, in care
of The Star
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JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,, Attorney,
Southern RIdg

southern Bldg.
Holding Probate court.-No. ee673, Ad-
Fha he o a the s seate aSe .. %l
Of the District Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
a on the estate f Of
Al persons having claims against the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
before the LIST day of February, AID. I947;
otherwise they may BY law BE- excluded
1915. 0N CURTIS tIF1Is Nv WALKER. HELEN {.
Nd NJ 5SSES5 SS1N1S Dsss{J sss Rst:
Clerk Of .he Probate Court. fe14.21 .2s.
LEoNAEP P,; 4; BLOCH IA Attorney
Holding Probate court..No.o es :s7S. IA:
sat II. M y the to sfsts Gxe of %ass
land has obtained from the Probate Court
of the District of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Emma !. Banf'
All persons having claims, against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the, vouchers thereof. legally
before the 7th day Of February. AID. 1e47;
otherwise they may BY. law be excluded
sds MAup haBd e. s Eh sSs asS q 4os
G. scALLEY. Deputy Register Of. wills for
Probate Court. fe14. .21.28.
BRANDENBURG = BRANDENBURG,
DISTINCT AiS!r''s couRr s l'a q stFff TsE United
Hgss: ssss Z; e.Ssso D!s'5ss q
I Thss the sabscFibsr, q the District q e:
Court Of the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Inea j.
late All 1h the psrsons nsref haSns S e0G%Hs
asainst the deceased are hereby warned
e exhibit the With the
s9 otheTwse tSsy Ssy nay Sy
law be excluded from ali .beneft of said
ssy ei undsF my JOHN C. .hs
THOMAS e scsiLEY' pepssy s1i Resister eSe q
Of the Probate Court. fe14.21.2s
-,.u D0wNEY RICE, Atterney;
States for the District Of Columbia,
ministration.--This is to Give Notice: Ths:
the subscriber. of the District of Column
81 sa ihs saf bs. s dsSm fs
ministration on the estate Of Elizabeth A.
Fem, late of the District of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the. same, with the vouchers thereof. le-
gally authenticated, to the subscriber. on
or before the Sth day Of February, AID.
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this. 11th day Of
February. 1946. DOWNEY RICE, 800
Investment Bldg. tSealO Attest: THOM-
AS c. SCALLEY, Deputy Register of Wills
for the District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court fe14,21.2S
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LAFF-A-DAY

"You tracked mud through the
galley, left your toys strewn on the
deck, got fingermarks all over the
bulkheads-now go topside on the
double and turn in without chowi"
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1871 s-passenger sedan: a. beauti-
full car. very clean inside; formerly
chauffeur driven: way below OPA ceiling.
~: 7e5; HYATTsvILLE BUICK co.
BUICK s o. !ss sedan; looks ana rqns very
BUICK 1910 Special, 4 door: excellent
MoNTdEoMEsRY \ E nssY MOTORS, 1928 Georgia
cxDILLAC. 1895, 4-door touring sedan;
Meael ss of SO Rs spesa ssa4 in nice condition. RE
CADILLAC 1857 Sedan, model 75, tlne e con-
ns aoe Hylyat Fans cPs4ch T9n sio5 ora Ssi
car condition with heater. completely over
hauled. including paint job: car still in
garage. ready to go; will take S75 and
oPA Ceiling fAs MR e aREEsR RRsRee FR so 1sso 5h on
CHEvRoLET dsipi 1855 H 4.door sedan. good con.
dition; S2a5; within ceiling; 1924 v st.
nv, DU. 47o7. L. ROBINSON.
exssent mud drive SISs r.ea ashn ofh
ceiling: trade and terms. IA. 8si4. ~23
CHRYsLER 1941 "S' small Crown Imperi-
al 4-dr. town sedan, black, radio and heater,
irls nuid drive ons,Ewner S,E car clean good
win sell for 1896. RANDALL MOTORS,
INC. l150 18th st. NV, Ex. 1900. .-21
DODGE 194I club coupe; r and h., fluid
drive, 10000 miles. 81 ,O02. within, OPA
essh 0n1S Ko t0f asSs s,aer model plus
FORD 1941 Tudor sedan: heater: new
car condition; ceiling 5000; trade desired
One Of METROPOLITAN Washington's Largest
Nash Dealers, LoMAR MOTORS. SH. 400.
FORD 1884 Tudor de luxe sedan; S good
tires, motor like new, S264, within OPA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-08
MCCORMICK TO KODIAK

Rocky" Mccormick. member of the Juneau Police Force, leaves today for Kodiak where he will in- vestigate a job-prospect as Chief of Police there.
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the season, made it seven wins in the last eight starts for the PhilS
 After slamming his l1th homer to force the game into overtime Charley Keller drove in the run that gave the New York Yankees a e-5 1l-inning decision over the Cleveland Indians.
 Pop Bottles Fig
 Tn a hectic night affair featured by pop bottles tossed at the um- pires, the Philadelphia Athletics 6owned the St. Louis Browns 5-4 in 10 innings when Barney McCosky, who doubled, came home on Pete Suder's fly. The Philly fans, re- santing Umpire Bill Summers rul- ing that Johnny Berardinc's close to-the -foul-line fly was a home run. tossed several bottles at Sum- mers. Later they let fly when they disagreed with a second base decis- ion by Umpire Red Jones.
 Detroit and the Boston Red SoX we're not scheduled. /?
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.FIfTY-SIx ATTEND
 SITkA CONFERENCE
 OF YOUNG PEOPLE

Fifty six young people from l3 Alaskan communities were present at the Young Peoples Conference of the Presbyterian Church held at Sitka from May 28 to June 3.
 Those attending from Juneau were Mrs. " R. Booth, instructor; Robert Howell. who was. elected President of the Student Council; Elwin Wright, Don Peterson, Charles Mcclellan, Edwin Heisel, Terry Pegues, Barry VanSandt, AL ice Jean Davis, Shirley Robinson, Claire Folta. Anita Brown and Pe- dro Barill. The Juneauites returned here yesterday.
 pr. Gilbert Close, Director of Young Peoples Work for the Pres byterian Church, was the Director for the coa~erence and Miss Caro- lyn Mathews. Secretary of Womens Work, was an excellent leader on the faculty.
 Dr. John F. Paris, retired editor of several Presbyterian religious magazines, was an addition to the faculty and sponsored conference newspaper. Presbyterian ministers and their wives and the members of the Sheldon Jackson School composed the remainder of the conference faculty.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
43 PASSENGERS
 ARRIVE BY pAA

Pan American Airways yesterday flew the following passengers to and from this city:
 From Seattle: Robert Reeves, George Alfors, pr. Lloyd Hines, Bess Vermilyea, Issac Morse, James Black, Harry Hermanson, Clifford Wilker- son, Harry Welborn, Ben Fochroy, Joe Krank, Faye Ball, Lenore Ball.
 Billie Renshaw, Mita Marr, Paul Daudley, Esther Johnson, Bertil Johnson, Geraldine Johnson, Betsy Mattscn, Jean Vaara, Jack Burford, Stephen Smith, Barbara Smith, Lee Sweeney, James Casanova, Evelyn Bush, Nancy Bush.
 Mary Fix, Grant Saylor Katheryn Howe, Paul Howe, Jean Herr, Janet Howe, Harold Johnson, August Kru- lie. Hans Simonson. Robert Arps, Hubert DuGas, Viyan Peetrson. Margaret Campbell, Beatrice Camp bell.
 From Fairbanks. Lew Joy.
 To Seattle. passengers were: Lor- ma Kubli, Joyce Beach. Elizabeth Beach. Marion Craig, D. O Johnson, David Frohman, Lewis Frohman, William Russell Albert Love. Fred Palmer, E. A. Larson, Robert Sam ford, Earl Reamer. Marty Babic, T. A. Mansker, Agnes Hiltz.
 To Fairbanks: Edward Cameron.
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CHURCH PRESIDENT
 TO ARRIVE TODAY

s. E. Bringhurst, President of Northwestern States Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints. and his wife will arrive here this weekend from Portland, Oregon.
 The couple will spend several days in Juneau and then continue to the interior. They plan to remain in the Territory for at least three weeks. and will make tour of the principal cities during that time.
 MT. and Mrs. Bringhurst will be honored at dinner to be given Monday night by members of the Latter Day Saints Church in Ju- neau. It viii be held in the Odd Fellows Hall, and will include a special musical program.
 three, Jerry Magorty .laced double
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

@s eaiss No. 5553AA sst In the Dictrict Court for the Terri
 tory of Alaska, Division Number
 One. At Juneau.
 HOWARD LAWRENCE TRENT,
 Plaintiff, vs. LA RUE TRENT,
 Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America. To the above named defendant, GREETING. You are hereby required to appear in the District. Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Judicial Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty (30) days after the last publication of this summons, in case this summons is published or within forty f40) days after the date of it's service upon you. in case this summons is served upcn you personally, and an- swer the plaintiffs complaint on file in the. said court and in the above entitled cause. q
 The plaintiff in said action de- mands the following relief; Dissolu- ton of the marriage now existing between plaintiff and defendant on the grounds of incompatibility of temperament.
 And in the event you fail so to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, and as herein stated.
 Witness the Honorable Geo. F. Alexander, judge of said Court, and the seal of said court hereunto af- fixed this 9th day of June. l946, tSeal of Court) J. H. WALMER,
 Clerk of the above entitled court.
 By P. D. E. McIVER,
 Deputy Clerk. First publication, June 8, l946. Last publication, June 29, 1946.
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OAKS NOSE
 OUT SEALS
 BY ' TO $
lBY rnE Assoc1A1rn pREssl

Emhattled Oakland it's Pacific Coast Baseball League, command menaced by a near-tie after three straight losses, dashed back at the hcunding San Francisco Seals and emerged with a one-game lead
 Manager Casey Stengel had to call out four of his moundsmen, and his Acorns had to work more than three hours last night, but they eked out a 7-6 decision to turn back the hard losing Seals persistent bid
 Oakland led most of the way and put over the tally that grabbed the victory in the ninth inning. Charles Metro bunted safely with two cut and sent home Les. Scar sclla.
 President Charles Graham of the Seals announced the purchase of Vince Di Maggie, eldest and least spectacular of the three baseball brothers, from the New York Gi- ants. The distance hitter, who went without safety in 25 tries for the Giants, is expected next week to rejoin the San Francisco club, where he got his start l5 years ago.
 The Hollywood Stars last night continued their tough treatment of the once powerful Angels of Los Angeles, winning to 5, while San Diego edged out a 6-5 margin over Seattle and Sacramento shut out Portland, 9 to 0.
 Hcllywocd's victory was it's fourth straight over the hapless Angels. The Stars piled up seven tallies in the first three frames to pace Sa- cramento's l2-hit slamming three pitchers.
 Al Olsen yielded II hits to the Seattle Raii.iers, but San Diego's Padres warded off a ninth-inning threat for a count of three games to one in the series. Bill MatheSon singled with the bases loaded in Seattle's thee-run half of the eighth. Del Ballinger's seventh frame triple, scoring Bruce Knopka, produced the winning run for San Diego.
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3 VETERANS OF BASEBALL
 SHOWS 'Eh
GAP SPORTS WRITER) BY JOE REICHLER

ClauCc Passeau, Mort Cooper and Bobo Newscm--three veterans who etched their names in world series annals with brilliant pitching per- formances-gave indications today that their lengthy and meritorious Major league baseball careers were farm from an end.
 At various times during this cur rent campaign it appeared that each of the triumvirate was about ready to call it career
 Yesterday Passeau was practical ly cne-man team as he pitched the Chicago Cubs to 20 victory over the National League leading Brooklyn Dodgers. Besides hand cuffing the Flatbush Flailers with four singles, the 37-year-old Miss issippian won his own game with a two-run homer in the last haM CT the ninth inning.
 Arm Not Gene
 Cooper belied the rumors that hls arm was gone" by twirling a brilliant three-hitter as he pitched the Boston Braves to a 3-1 victory ever the Cincinnati Reds under the lights. In turning in his 116th big league win, Big Mort had perfect no-hitter for six and one-third in nings before Bobby Adams who scored the Reds lone run, singled.
 Newsom, making his first start for his new Washington team, also had no-hitter going into the seventh, but with two away he gave up pair of walks and two hits = the only ones he allowed = en- abling the Chicago White Sox to overcome a 20 deficit. A double by Cecil Travis in the eighth and a single by Al Evans gave the Mats a 3-2 triumph.
 No Union Troubles
 Laying aside their union troubles, the Pittsburgh Pirates, hitting safe ly in every inning, whipped the New York Giants 10-5 in night con- test at Forbes Field, A threaten ed strike by the Cubs over union recognition was called off only an hour before game time.
 Frank McCormick's grand slam home run off Johnny Beazley pro- duced a 5-2 victory for the Phila- delphia Phillies over the St. Louis Cardinals. Ken Raffensberger, in registering his initial triumph of
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TRACK MEET

COMPTON, Calf, Sune 8. = Swedens heir-apparent to Gunder Haegg, slim, notwithstanding Lem mart Strand, made his American debut with an easy victory in the 1,500-meter highlight of last nights Compton Invitational Track and Field Meet.
 Los Angeles Athletic Club won the team title and Oklahoma A. and Ms jumping jack of all trades. Ralph Tate, won three events, but Strand swiftly stole the show for 10,3O0 fans with a 60-yard victory over the San Francisco Olympic Clubs Johnny Fulton. Strand was timed in 3:516, two-tenths of a second behind Les MacMitchelrs meet record set in 1941
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Willie Pep
 Comes Batt
By SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, June 8.-There i' one more broken jaw and one less featherweight champion on Jacobs Beach today, and the beachcombers felt sorry for Sal Bartolo and well comed Willie Pep as the first mo- argument" 126-pound king since Henry Armstrong was taking the little men apart.
 The broken jaw was plastered on Boston Sal last night in Madison Square Garden in the course of an minteresting tussle in which Wee Willie flattened the Hub town thumper in the twelfth round of a Hereunder to make one feather weight boss blossom where two have been blooming for almost decade.
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Pitched for Miller in the sixth. @a Batted for Metcalfe in the sev- enth.
 Summary Doubles, Cope, Me Lellan Harvey. Balk, Miller walk ed, by Miller 3; by Vacura l; by Jensen ?; struck out by Miller 8; by Vacura l. by Jensen l2; plate umpire Parker, base umpires Krause and Gleason. Time of game l hour 40 minutes.
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0Idiiiiiners, EIks Play
 On Monday

Well, weather permitting, the Old timers and the Elks will clash in a baseball game next Monday night. The game is scheduled to start at 6..30 o'clock, according to Fred Hen- ming who is captain of the Old timers.
 The game has been postponed twice before so by now the Old timers should have the old kinks out of their arms and legs and give the Elks a good workout.
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GAME SUNDAY

The next game is Sunday eve ming at 5:3O o'clock between the ElkS and the Legion.
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JENSEN STRIKES OUT TWELVE MEN
 AS LEGION WINS
Ne arly Makes -Hiffer
 Until Moose SWdifers Get Busy, Last Frame

The Legion battled the Moose 8 to last night in game that while far from errorless was full of thrills. With two away in the last inning Magcrty poked out double to left center field that broke up a no hit game. Mcclellan and Harvey followed him to register the only three hits the Moose got off Jen- sen He st,uck out twelve men while allowing only two free passes
 Following is the play by play of the innings in which runs were scored.
 In the top half of the secona inning Nielsen singled and made second on pebble by the center fielder. He took third on passed ball and scored on a balk. The next three batters went down in order.
 One hit, one run, one Moose CT TOT.
 The Moosc came back to tie the score in the bottom half of the fourth when with one away Cum ningham was safe on an infield error. He went around the bases by the passed ball route. The next two batters were out to retire the side.
 Legion Goes To IL
 The Legion put on the power in the fifth. Cope doubled and took on an overthrow by the pitcher. Vuille drew a walk, Miercezwski sacrificed, Cope scoring. Stragier singled, Vuille scoring and Stragier was safe on second on a double in left field McDaniels went to third when the center fielder dropped his long fly, Stragier scoring. Jensen walked Nielsen hit into fielder's choice, McDaniels beating out the throw to home. Rolison and Cash en were safe on infield errors, Jen- sen and Nielsen scoring.
 The next two men were out to retire the side.
 Two hits, six runs, five Moose errors.
 The Legion tackled on another in the sixth when Miercezwski was safe on an infield error Stragier singled scoring Miercezwski and making second on the fielder's tumble. The next three men went down in order to retire the team
 One hit, one run, two Moose er- TOTS.
 Moose Make Three
 The Moose made their final bid in the last inning when with two away and the count at two and
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MRS. KRISTEN HANCOCK
 IS BACK FROM SOUTH

Mrs. Kristen Hancock, owner and operator of the Kristen Beauty Shop in Juneau four years ago, has returned here from the States and will reopen her shop Monday. : The Kristen Beauty Shop is To- cated near Third and Main street opposite the Juneau Hotel.
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into the outfield, Mcclellan doubled scoring Magcrty, Harvey doubled scoring Mcclellan, and Mcintyre doubled, scoring Harvey Jensen struck out the next batter to put out the fire
 Three hits, three runs, one Le- gian crror.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

 Oakland '; San Francisco 6. Hollywood 8; Los Angeles 5. San Diego 6; Seattle 5. Sacramento 9; Portland 0.
 American League New York 6; Cleveland 5. Q1 innings). Philadelphia 5; St. Louis 4 GIG innings. Washington O.; Chicago ?. Only games scheduled.
 National League Chicago 2. Brooklyn 0. Pittsburgh 10. New York 5. Philadelphia 5; St. Louis ?. Boston 3; Cincinnati l.
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ODD FELLOWS

Memorial Service will be held at Legion Dugout, Sunday night at 7:45. The Rev. J. T. Spurlin win conduct the service. All Odd Eel lows requested to attend.
 FLOYD HORTON.
 Noble Grand
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