davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Chicuao Livestock

CHICAGO. April ; 4F' ,fuspA, Sal
$50 pounds and down. 50-f5 cents higher
than Wednesdays average: heavier
weights very uneven. mostly $500 cents
higher; market slow at advance; good
and choice 10000 pounds 20 .5G-21 90;
top, .9T.0O: 260-29o pounds, 25,b0-2s, so:
290-34O pounds. 25 .00-25.15; sows strong
to % cents higher: most good and choice
sows, 22.00-2275; choice ightweights
~ saiaole ii cattle. $500; total. 1900: SAL
ysarlines and heiters % cents higher:
instances SO cents 70: very active at
advance: top average, choice steers, 21.15;
choice 1.726-pound big weights, 1850:
bulk avcrage-medium to strictly. good
steers, 21 .50-2609;. beef cows and bulls
strong to 90 cents higher: heavy sausage
bulls to 1875: ganner and cutter COWS,
1o.g0-12 ,75: most beef cows, 3.59-1 80;
vealers firm at $500 down: odd choice
head. 26.00: stock cattle continue dull
Salable sheep, $500; total. 5000:
slausflter lambs mostly steady: top 10
cents lower; good and choice fed wooied
Western lambs, o22.75-23.0o; top, a3.oo
good to choice 9T-pound clipped lambs
with fall shorn pelts carrying medium
end. 20.5o: other classes scarce: few
native slaughter ewes steady at 1880
down.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Wushinaton Produce

N rsss ssDp.. Si p.ns
W. ioG Gn srssd
srsssa Msfs ( mixed .;slss: sslss:
Al; q. s. Grade c. "a. Commercially
ssa Srases fses s :Fsaf s 9aa. sFss e
sndns sna Mach sss' 81 was s' Gases nead
ing 1855 cases direct from sradins sta
'''I.fv live rouLTRY-Msrket weak on
heavy fowl with Price prices to cents nn
as@snd PRICES paia ob 2is Wash5astsa s1be
DRESSES sa5s roULTRY 1tsH.i sa tieed 'ei and some
Western box ed)1aMarkst stesdy st,sss at
Wsshins tor: Fowl, heavy. 44-45:: broilers.
ti-4s snd i5sers ,s mostly ny,,ads sd; ross!ery
pounds = Fruit. and y.s.t.b,...
APPLES-Demand fair, market about
steady. Maryland, Pennsylvania, virginia
and West virginia, Y. S. No. l. ,lss unless IS
otherwise stated. bushel baskets, bushei
inch, 2.b0-a.75; 2la-inch, 3.0o-3.5o; ~,
inen, 3.5O-3.13: all sizes SHOWING ssaid
wide range M II prices o 81 .ineh Sisea .na
inch, 225-275; 2h-inch and larger, 300
:,..,,5, sealded wide ranse in prices, 20
inch sh and V1 larger. s.oo.a 80; Delicious. So
inch, 8 O0-325 2h,-inch, :.75-4 90; Wine
saps, 2-inch. no sales or demand; 2hs-tneh,
3. 5o-3.75; 2la-inch 1854 so; 22k.-inch.
domestic grade, 25o-2.75: Mcintosh, ga
inch. 2.50-3.o0.
SNAP BEANS-Florida bushel hampers.
bonntifuls, s.o0-s so: plentifuls, eO0-6 so;
Black VaIsntines, 9.25-9 SO.
BEETS - Texas, half : crates, 3 Dozen
225-2 80.
crates, wide range in prices best 7.35-7 so.
fair condition. 6,o0,6. 80. ,.
round type, Florida btshei basket, packed
locally and 5O-pound sacks, 1851 80:
Texas Los Angeles. crates, 1858. SO, mostly
around a5U; 5O-pound sacks. l.65-I..5:
New YORK. 5a-pound sacks. Danish
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Gar rssonp papers Seized
.UnIawiuIy BY U. 5,
Defense Charges

Government agents acted in a
high handed, unlawful, undemo-
cratic and un-American' manner In
their seizure of documents bearing
on the Carson conspiracy case. the
attorney for Henry M. Carson,
guiding genius Of the wartime mu-
nitions empire, asserted today.
The attorney. Charles j.. Margiot-
ii OF Pittsburgh, former attorney
general of Pennsylvania, essailed
the Government agents actions In
arguments before Justice Henry A.
Schweinhaut in District Court. The
arguments were on defense motions
to suppress evidence in the case.
Carson is one of four under in-
dictment on charges of conspiracy
to defraud the government in con-
nection with war production con-
tracts. The others are his brother.
Murray Carson, sales manager for
the Carson companies; Joseph F.
Freeman, Washington representa-
tive Of the organization, and former
representative Andrew j. May, war;
time chairman of the House Mill
tary Committee.
Methods Challenged.
The defense is contending that the
Governments evidence was obtained
from the defendants improperly.
Mr.. Margiotti told Justice Schwein-
haut the defense knows the Mead
committee, which investigates war
time contracts, turned over to the
Justice Department papers it had
seized and some of these were used
before the District grand jury.
The lawyer said Murray Carson
has filed an affidavit that Mead
committee agents went to the Cars
son Chicago office, made out blank
subpoena and served 1t on Mrs. Jean
Bates, Batavia Metal Products Co.
stenographer. The lawyer asserted
the subpoena was not signed by any
authorized member Of the committee.
Although this was not legal
search warrant, 1t was used as such,
he contended, and the committee
agents spent more than two hours
in the Office, going through papers.
The agents took letter from
Evening star., 1947-04-03

Murray Garsson's ofiice written to
May but not vet mailed, Mr.. Margi-
Iotti declared.
FBI Obtains Papers.
Papers were Illegally obtained by
FBI agents from Mrs. Jack May.
wife of the former Representatives.
nephew, he said. These. he said,
related to the Cumberland Lumber
Co. in which Mr.. May allegedly was
interested.
The Government also took Henry
Garsson's private papers and steno-
graphic notebooks from Chicago
and these were used as a basis for
the perjury indictment recently re-
turned here against Henry Carson,
Mr.. Margiotti said
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Business Briefs

Bank CIearings in "a leading cities
in the week ended April 2 totaled
Sl4,260, ,Ss7 900. a new 1947 peak. and
a gain of 10.4To from the previous
week and 97oo above year ago.
Dun &, Bradstreet.
Freight Loadings in the week
ended March 90 totaled 829,412 cars,
a drop of 1,7To from the previous
week, but 2.59o above year ago
Association Of American Railroads.
Automobile Production in the
United States will total 95.573 units
this week VS.. 88557 last week
Automotive News. The latest estimate
includes 68.855 passenger cars and
26,718 commercial vehicles March
output reached a new postwar peak
of 3o3,350 cars and 1929 trucks.
Canadian Dollar free rate) at
New York steady at 92374 cents
to the American dollar.
United States Steel Corp. can
give no real consideration to the
adequacy or inadequacy of present
steel prices until union demands for
q substantial wage increase are dis
posed of, said President Fairless. His
comment followed reports that price
cuts were coming soon.
American Tobacco Co. stockhold-
ers approved plans to offer 896, ,404
shares of common B shares to pres
ent holders at the rate of one new
share for each five Of common or
common B outstanding at $3.50 a
share.
Ohio Seamless Tube Co. stock
holders approved 2-for-l split in
common stock All outstanding
preference stock was called for re-
demption April l. t
Gulf Oil Corp. stockholders will
vote May % on a resolution to au-
thorize the company to borrow up
to a total of $200,000,000 At pres
ent Indebtedness totals $84,000,o0
the firm would be able to borrow
$116,000o00 if and when needed.
Food Machinery Corp. offering OF
$4,000. 900 of 2laTo sinking fund de-
bentures, due 1862. and 10000 shares
of ga % cumulative convertible pre-
ferred stock. was marketed at
1905 and 101, respectively.
Southern Pacific Transportation
System earned S6.486, ,225 or S1.72 a
share in two months ended Feb
ruary % VS.. S4,588,016 or s121 a
year ago.
Barber Asphalt Corp. profit fol
194S was S18.525, sci or S4329. in
Guiding S23,838,141 from sale oi
Venezuelan royalties and $685. 800
profit for sale of refinery and ter
minal. Net for l945 was 1872 ,297
or 80 cents.
Northern States Power Co. earned
s1o.115,7ll or $2.52 in 1916 VS.. So
181,875 or sl.20 in the previous year
Gaylord Container Corp. profit
for 1e46 was S5046. .022 or s242 VS.
sl.104.s75 or SI54 in l945.
Seaboard Oil Co. of Delaware
aarned s3.000.586 or s243 in 1916 VS.
S2.72o, ,o22 or s2.20 in the previous
year.
Reliable Stores Corp. net income
for 1916 was S2,000,S 1888 or $536 VS.
S79o. .461 or s225 in 1945.
Wayne Pump Co. earned s506 ,79(
or SITS in three months ended Feb
ruary 2S VS.. S127.4 All or A cents
year ago.
yisking Corp. profit for 1946 was
st,7e2,766 or $500 VS.. sl,l63, ,029 ol
sle6 in 1915.
Taggart Corp. earned s792,694 OF
SO cents in 1916 VS.. S495.5T8 or s.
cents in the previous year.
Eastern Air Lines reported reve-
nue. passenger miles in March to-
tailed $4,000 900. a gain of lofo from
the previous peak set last December
It carried $4,000 passengers In
March and reported . load factor
of 74es.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Market AVERAGES
Chicuqo Gruin

CHICAGO. April 3 H1-Grains moved
over fairly wide price range in nervous
market on the Board of Trade today
Prices were lower at the start. but a
rally developed upon announcement that
the Production and Marketing Admins
tration had re-entered the -four market.
Wheat recovered losses extending to
around cents and feed grains followed
the uptuIp.
The rally ran into selling pressure,
however, and prices reacted quickly.
Traders noted that the new PIMA -four
buying Irice was 20 cents q sack under
The level OF the first two days this week
Wheat closed - lower to 81. higher.
May 245'a-2 49,: corn was 1a-3s4 high
er. May I. .75la-l.75, and oats were 7s-1ss
higher, May S6ss-s4.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Wholesale Food Index
Declines During Week
BY the As.oeiatsd Press

NEW YORK. April 3-Dun &
Bradstreet's wholesale food price
index dropped to $645 in the week
ended April /, the lowest point since
February II and a decline Of ii cents
from the previous week. A year ago
the index stood at $4.19.
Items declining in the week in
cluded -four, wheat, corn, rye, oats
barley, beef, hams, bellies, butter
cottonseed oil and steers.
Evening star., 1947-04-03

SEIECTEO Ii
NEW YORK CITY
10 so ll2H
FOREIGN 2::s0
Ccpenh 4Iss 53 0Sd
Denmark 6s AZ 96h
Denmk 4ias 62 Sotz
7anam 5s63A st 1o1l4
DOMESTIC 2::30
Ala ct So3Ixs6T 1oAzS
Am&F p 5s2tb38 1o7A
Am T d. T IS 81 124H
Am T&T2s4s 6i 1iA5A
AmT&T gas so lola
Am TIT 2ssss6 9SlA
B 80 / st m As S9lA
E 4 O 95 A 63
s Il o 95 C -
b & O 1000 D 62
B & O cv 10 ~
BosS Me IS 81 98A
Eost Me 41as 30 60
Bush Term 5s55 81
Cal 81 Pow 3s16 LOG
Can Pac As perp 1o3lA
celanese SIS ti5 1o5A
Cent Ga SIS SOC. l3h
Cent Galst6s45 0ohA
Gao Sias g6 d 1o55S
Chi6Alton 3s49 AoM
CMStP4l las.044 57st
Chi&Nw 4tase9 10
GRIP 4lss 80 2oKs
C r IP As IS 77t
GRIP # As 81 STA
chtUnst 2sss63 lo41.
CCCStL 4has II -
Clev UnTr bsT3 Jog
|CleyUnTr4tss77 1oSsk
Col G&E 3tas71 1o6st
Cons I'd 3iss 4s 1coss
DenAR @ 4s SO 60
Dn&RGW5s55a ia
DUO 1t 3ias 65 1o5A
GenRe&ut 1850 1874
Geodrich2a4sfi5 1o2i1
Greyhnd IS 50 1o4
dM&O B2044wi 66L1
Houshld 2s1sTa lo1iA
Hud&M in 5s 81 -
I'll Bell 2s4s2s1 1o4M
&c 4s4s 66 o1is
ICCStLou5s63a 9Ai4
IntHydroElfs44 los
Evening star., 1947-04-03
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April 3 lP,--Cotton fl
lures declined today under lianicasfon L.
auenced by higher acreaae forecasts al
a showdown in cotton textile sales.
Heavy general selling depressed the me- !.
ket almost s. bale in early dealings, bl
partial rally followed as mills cover
contracts against textile orders.
There was o fair amount OF short cpS
ering and switching from May into laS>
months, prior to first notice day, April
Late afternoon prices were 81 .05 bs
,ower to 10 higher than the previous cl5
May, sos: july. 1870. and Octco
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Capital Shares Sold
Over Counter Resist
Downward Trend
By Edword c. Stone

Capital securities, Sold over 1ne
counter, made an excellent showing
in the first quarter Of this year by
holding up against the downward
trend Of the general market, sur
vey revealed today.
Washington Railway 81 Electric
Units and District Theaters are said
to have been the most active stocks
In the list. The units, now quoted
at 1914 bid and 1874 asked, have
been in demand because of the
progress made in the Washington
Railway & Electric liquidation plan.
While District Theaters are quot
ed at 8a4 bid and 10A asked, there
has been a. lot of interest in the
shares here. The chain of WASH
ington and Virginia theaters has
reported steadily increasing earn
ings. National Press Building COM
mon is another cheap stock which
has drawn sufficient attention to
push it from ga to 13.
Over-the-counter bank stocks
have been quiet. Latest bids for
some of these issues include Ana
costa National, 200; City Bank, 60;
Hamilton, 5s1a; Munsey, 1856; Ma
tional Metropolitan, 80; Second Ma
tional, 1867 Security Savings, 2l0.
and Suburban National, 221z.
Financiers Honored.
High Government honors coming
to fnanciers are noted by D. j..
Needham, general counsel of the
American Bankers Association, in
his latest lettet to State secretaries,
the top appointment being that of
A. L. M. Virgins as Undersecretary
of the Treasury.
The President appointed and the
Senate conffsmed H. E. Cook TO be a
director of the Federal Deposit In
surance Corp. He has been Ohio
bank commissioner and is former
president of the ABA National Bank
Division.
The Senate confirmed Eugene r.
Black as United States Governor of
the International Monetary Fund
and the International Bank. Mr..
Black was a vice president of the
Chase National and is a son of a
former governor of the Federal Re-
serve Board. Other appointments
made John j. McCloy head of the
International Bank and Robert l..
Garner vice president.
InstaIIment Loans Increase.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ports that consumer installment
loans by leading types of lending
institutions reached s2,o76,0G0, 900
during February, a IS per cent gain
over the same date a year ago
Commercial banks made the most
loans, with small loan companies
in second place.
Prince Georges Bank & Trust Co.
has just paid the regular semi
annual dividend at the rate of 1917
per annum.
The Graduate School of Banking
at Rutgers reports a June enroll
ment of 920 with 440 freshmen, a
new record.
Mergenthaler Linotype sold yes
terday at 521s on the Boston Stock
Exchange.
Morris M Townsend, Treasury
Savings Bond director, appealed to
Florida banks today to back the
new Bond -a-Month Plan.
w. K. Nicholson of Arlington has
returned from military duty to his
post as American Airlines passenger
and cargo service supervisor here.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Flour Prices Continue
Decline at New York
v the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, April 3.-Flour in
the New York area continued the
downward trend with millers re-
ductng prices Is to 40 cents hun
dredweight in the past two days.
Wheat flour spring patents were
quoted today at $500 to $7O5 and
rye -four fancy patents $8.S5 to
$S.95.
Since March IS when wheat values
reached the highest levels in 80
years, wheat -four prices have
dropped 80 cents to as much as 81
per hundredweight and rye flour has
been reduced $l.55 to SITS a sack.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
IN. 7. Bond Market
tfsrs.sss n I N "a 4s:elsssS g 4As4,re srsss

AW0S18St0 EIHB8.B
IL or ISSUES.
Jam FEc Is SO s3ta
IKcppers IS 64 1o4sb
|LehV1 CI 5s74 st $50
'L.eh VI 5sS0O3st 0
|Leh Val As 2ao3 3old
|MSPSSM As al s.
MKT adj 5st,7 81
AZ KIT lst 4s90 87h
|M KIT 4s 81 B N
mo Pac SIS n r Vh
mo Pac gn 4s 75 50
|Norris&- Esx5s5H e9
ENyC ri IS a01S 64sS
INYC 4ias28l3A 4 IS
IN Y C con As 9S ~
lHYNiI&H4 las67 39A
SyNEasH IS So 50
INYNH&H As So is
|NorfikSo5s ao14 3Stz
Nor p cit 4iss75 1924
Nor Pac 4s9T 1lo
pac G&E Is n lo73s
|PennCtAir3,as6p62
'PennERg4 ,as65 1o5A
|PeunRR 3l4s52 loo
Penn RR 3lssS5 94is
onill Pet 2s4sti4 lcA.3
ioGrWest ASIA 81
SaguenayP 3s71 1o5
|StLSF 4Rsa022 5olA
|StLSanFrn4s97 67ls
EStLSowest 5s52 9o1s
|StL SW rf IS 30 eos4
|StPKCLS4 las41 4oNs
Sea AL Is 90 1ooze
Shell I'm 2has1t S9l1
|5kelleyO 2s.s65 lo3is
FSoPac4iasOrT7 o0N
SO Ry Gas So 12o
So Ry en- SIS 94 126M
dOilNJ2sss71 -
Swift&Co2 ss.2 lo2
Third Ave IS 60 63lA
UnO OilCal2As7o 1o4A
10 s Rub 2sss 70 9oN
Wabash 4hs 81 e6A
wabash As 81 9oh
Waiwth gas T6 100
West Sh 4s 1851 6SlA
West Un 5s 81 ooss
West Un 5s 90 0NA
West Tn 4has so ooh
Whl&LkE2s. s821oll4
Evening star., 1947-04-03

HsurIy Sales on the Exchange Today:
II 200 ar. 12o 600 1900 noon $40 COO
100 pm. A1o 900 2;u0 pm. 40 600
tUnit OF trading. 10 shares sln bank.
rnptcy or receiversiitp. or being reorGanfzed
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securitiey
assumed By such COMPANIES Rates OF
div jdends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. speeial or extra dividends are
not INCLUDED I'd Ex dividend xr e rights.
4 Also extra or extras. Plus stock dfvi-
dend. Cash or stock ePaid last yesr.
Payable In stock. Declared or paid 50
far this year b Payable In Canadian
funds Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this rear.
Evening star., 1947-04-03

March 81. ie4a. pursuant to and In
accordance with Article four .t4l OF the
Certificate of Incorporation Of this Cor-
Of this Corporation represented by the
following certificate numbers were called
for redemption at One Dollar Isl .00) per
share, plus accrued dividends from Jan
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA April GPe.-Tils s.
today these transactions By customers us
odd- lot dealers or specialists on the NeE
York stock Exchanze for AprI 2: 3,4gl
safes involving S7,s37 shares. including
IS short sales involvins LASS shares.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
nIyIpENn NOTICE

DIVIDEND NOTICE
At a stated meeting of the Directors OF
the Continental Car-Na-yar Corporation,
held at the main ONCE in Brazil. Indians,
4 quarterly dividend of fiye cents t,05l
per share was declared to stockholders Of
record March 81 194T, payable April Is,
1947. Cheeks will be mailed.
James H. Longshore,
President.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK April iPl.-Disidends
declared:
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. Rod. Record. able.
Accumulated.
9au Meh rf 5{tc Ala 81
Evening star., 1947-04-03

The holders Of said certificates ars
hereby notified to .presens the same TO
demption on or before the e2nd day Of
June. 1887 II any such shares so called
are not surrendered on or prior to June
be considered Withdrawn and such shares
shall not thereafter be called for redemp-
called preferred stock has been once
MOUNT VERNON MORTGAGE
CORPORATION.
BY E. Flapelle Koss.
Secretary.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Garfinckel com nevis at 90.
Capital Transit Ist ref $500 at 100.
Wdwd g. 10th COMO at so.
Riggs National Bank COM ct 355.
Wash Gas ~ .50) pfd-I5 at 10..
Peoples Drug Store com--10 at so.
Wash Gas CONS at %.
Notice--This exchange will be closed
tomorrow Good Friday.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-21
ANGELS MOVE
 TO TOP Sp0T,
 p. {. LEAGUE
By BILL BECKER Associated Press Sports Writer)

Vince. the eldest of the fly-chas- ing DiMaggios, is on the fence> busting beam again and almost single -handedly keeping the Oak land Acorns in the thick of the hectic coast league chase.
 DiMaegio clouted three-run homer last night-his sixth circuit smash in the last nine games-to give the Oaks a 5-3 victory over Portland. It enabled the Oaks to move into seccnd place, one point ahead of San Francisco and one game behind the new leader what again ?--Los Angeles.
 The Angels sailed into the lead on the very gcod left arm of ace pitcher Cliff Chambers who set San Diegos slipping Padres down With four hits in notching a 3-l decision. It was Chambers llth win agains four defeats.
 Sacramento clipped San Fran eisco, 9-4, toppling the Seals rom irst to third and Seattle shut out Hollywood for the second straight time. lo-o.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-21
MASTEnS0N COMING.
 BIC LEAGUE
By JOE REICHLER

Associated Press Sports Writer
 "Whitewasher" Walter Masterson, who hasn't been scored upon in his last 34 innings, threatens to win as many games this season as he did all told in his previous five and a fraction years in the Big Time.
 The tall, tespectacled righthand- CT, won only 20 in nearly six sea- sens with Washington. Last night he notched his sixth triumph against three defeats, shutting out the St. Louis Browns 80
 Masterson's 34 consecutive score less innings tops the previous high of 31 strung together by Frank Rapish of the White Sox. Cleve- lands Bob Teller had 29 earlier this year.
 The World Champion St. Louis Cardinals continued their rush for the top of the National League standings by winning their eighth straight 7-3 against the New York Giants
 The onrushing Redbirds now are in fifth place, but only three and half games away from the front running Boston Braves who lost to the Chicago Cubs 6-5 in an after noon game.
 The New York Yankees went back into first place in the Ameri- can League by defeating the slump ing Detroit Tigers 5-3 while the Boston Red Sox were losing to the Cleveland Indians 3-2.
 The Red Sox fell a half game behind the Yankees as Tex Hugh son lost a tough decision to Cleve- lands Allen Gettel.
 Ernie Bonham, former 20-game winner for the New York Yankees, hurled a 60 shutout against the Philadelphia Phils.
 The scheduled night game te- tween the Chicago White SoX and Athletics in Philadelphia was post poned by rain. Brooklyn and Cin- cinnati were not scheduled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-21

only playing one game of the SIX sche duled, others raineo out.
 There is a change in the second half schedule made by Prexy Will liam Hclzheimer and the playing will be as follows:
 sunday. June 22-M Moose vs. Legion. Tuesday June 24-Elks vs. Moose. Weeds, June 25-Legion vs. Teen Age Friday, June 27-Legion vs. Elks. Sunday, June 2o-E -Elks vs. Moose. Tuesday, July l-Legion vs. Elks.
 Friday, Saturday. July 1,
 Fourth of July Series Sunday, July 6-Legicn vs Elks. Tuesday. July g. Moose vs. Legion, Weeds, July 9 Elks vs. Teen Age. Friday. July 1l-Elks vs. Moose. Sunday, July 13- Moose vs. Legion. Tuesday, July l5-Flks ys. Moose. Weeds, July i6 Moose vs. Teen Age Friday, July l8.Legion vs. Elks. Sunday, July 20 Elks vs Moose. Tuesday, July 22-Legion vs Elks. Weeds, July 23- Legion vs. Teen Age, Friday, July 26- Moose Vs. Legion. Sunday, July 27-Legion vs. Elks. Tuesday, July 29- Moose vs. Legion. Weeds. July 30-Elks vs. Teen Age. Friday. August l-Elks vs. Moose. Sunday, August 3--Moose vs. Legion. (Team named last on each date is
 HOME TEAM
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-21
N(AA Baseball
 Dope

DENVER, June 2r tR-Califor- nia's Golden Bears and the Texas Ionghorns, just like everybody an- tieipated, were entrenehed in the finals of the Western NCAA Base ball playoffs today, but the two favorites had to get there the hard way
 In yesterdays first round games, California capitalized on great and sorely-needed-one-hit pitch ing performance by Nino Barnise to defeat unexpectedly tough Den yer. 3-1, and Texas was forced to battle from behind to decision Oklahoma, 1o-9, in wild siugging duel.
 Denver and Oklahoma will meet today for the consolation prize. Texas and California collide at SIS pm. fer the Western Title and the light to meet the Eastern Champion in a collegiate World Series" next weekend at Kalana- zoo, Mich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-21
Grew Race Big Event
 For Today
By TED sMITS

POUGHKFEPSIE. N. Y. June 2l. --LP@The ccstliest, the most unques- tionably amateur and one of the gaudiest of sports spectacles comes back to the American scene tonight after a six-year absence with re- sumption of the 45th Poughkeepsie Regatta.
 Eleven superably conditioned var sity crews, representing the best there is with the exception of Yale and Harvard, are ready to row their hearts out for three miles down the Hudson, starting at 3:15 D. nj. (EST).
 Washington. winner in 194l, is one of five favorites which include Cor nell, Princeton, California and Navy. Since 1892 ony Navy, winning in 1888, has broken the Western mon- opoly
 The remaining six in the big race, a record entry list two above the previous high, are Rutgers, Syra- cuse. Wisconsin, Massachusetts h. stitute of Technology, Columbia and Pennsylvania.