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Evening star., 1947-02-02

rent unfurn1shed 2-bedroom apt. or house
VETERAN AND WIFE, both working, ur;
gently need small apartment. Please cal
ccHHRisTiAiN COUPLE. with Al references
nondrinkers. want furnished apartment
ssa Srvses es Rfsh Nh a muo T9sks f. for sss g.
sire furnished apartment for immediate
occupancy; prefer NV. section or apart.
BEING sqeS ESIcTEbov eess sa epoya 1Toyay VIE %
s-mo.-old son; we are now living in sinrlt
furn. room; Need at once unfurn. apt;
FSHEsLsMT9Xu Fiji LsMT9une 60 s5s sss yl decorate if ne:rd
QUIET. sober. employed brother and sistel
require housekeeping rooms; reliable anc
wakfER ssitsf s0* egrk er sssa Tooms and BATH fur
nished or unufrnished: Sc. preferred, o,
nsaSNsyr NYr Hirginia tad.oo At oos1 49,. :, ,ou..
1nshea Or apt Adults Fl 0uss
shilaEsp ssppsS e psts BOZ ss-a Star A.
Ss ssdFp s Bay 9nSFa a9 g sss s 's
B1aacHHELoR, veteran. desires single. bath,
gekas suadss. ssssnsf sA sa21 so a Sss
EArIoSEp LADY. 1u.. fore forced i to .,,s xs,ssts,
isG ssHsSfssplni sfs NE eS star couple
sssssi hs ciI fxEeSTfaE Rtfss sSs and
Washington residents for over 30 years
must give up present living quarters by
FEB. 81. need 2-rm.. kitchen and bath apt
CLAIM ADJUsTER, wife, s-yr-oid girl
no pets: 3-bedrm., unfurn.. desirable sub
urban ROY HAYS. Standard Accident Ins
REGULAR ARMY MAJOR and expectant
wife need apartment or house furnished OF
unfurnished. preferably near Pentagon;
will be in WASHINGTON 2 yrs: being ey1eted
FEB. 20; at present no children. ov. 02s6
VETERAN AND WIFE desire unfurn. apt.
me. NV or nearby Md. no children
no pets Call NY. 5241. -3
MAIL CARRIER AND WIFE. both veteran:
and S-months-old child. desire furnished
apartment in ne. section Immediately
VETERAN AND WIFE, one child. desperate.
III in need Of apartment furn, unfurn.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

a4 t1sfss :ss III
GEoRGEToWN @ q Dupont Circle area.s @
@ sfsnal ,ssI,tlemsasn fe9s p s''fs Box 'S!sS sSS
s e s
Reliable, permanently employed veteran
aD n~ secea esdfr
SRfDH RSis fsIs.asRsossi ~ need Ss
room furn. apt. by Feb. %; both employed
vVEETEaasa2tN. IRAN wife. a-mo. .-old baby, need small
sfo fs or Ea1 hs g. ro9R s}9er y S Fs1 pn No. Call "a
Carried Aospital' vile sss and soy & mos, Old
si5S p5ss' ps1AG5E Write pk. JAMEs /. WELLS. Gar:
sS H9SD Of 1ota s aDuIrs ana ga peaT ass nr ait
ground neor or elevator; Gsas; ceny: to Il:
m 4Hp pxudaaa gaH saSa need sssf
er Keeps house M willing i TO to run run sWitch6osrd
part time; dauahter works in Pentason; .iiye
quietly; s n1 pets; situation desperate write
aPT, sf1 'f1 fg1NFuRN.;' . rooms, kitchen. bath
married e9gple ns children; Northeast pre-
is65SS YoGsa eeupER eS 1R' with s-mo baby desire.
9a Tlsnty yo Defnf gs nfasy H ssapi0ssd no pets
coRRif eosi sssPpoNpEsff + for ' ont town news.
paper DESPERATELY needs 2-bedroom apart
sR' es e sHs esp's ter after shtla family
located. wife, z sons, aged 9 and 4; desire
school sch and stores: excellent care gusran-
tssd best references; sSsd maximum $1oo w W.
HoRHMaN tS5nhsMhsaSN sq549s oaso xeeEasys I've 2Ssentnss
sst9sday Hn ane sunday s.sS.r RA .hinston e1hIi4 %
yesfs Mo and ehd sasnu dssss uunfarnshed apart
ment; have to vacate present home; best
Te,sEsnsss3; nv, ynaG,Ha pTsierTss 1sss Call MRS
By yETsRaN i'sf and wife. furnished or un.
ersbls ii ns esil b. RI z44s
YonNG You G0f EMPGoYEp af COUPLE. permsnsn,
residents Washington, desire unfurnishsc
eRsssmeRs aRaY' Rsndoiph u sessiSa sss4 Call MR. ass
tasaished n sps.. aIs . sse. can "a, asss. :.
touseteeping rooms. for . months. begin:
sHsEI siai seWsIsTff WTEfRAs eS e4meriean Jspanese5
wife and child. Z or ] bedroom apt, q
WORKING COUPLE needs ! or 4 room
SPs v4snia s M Rsy easif5sp af 5sis after ia
VETERAN AND WIFE, both employed
perm D. c., need apt, furn. or unfurn.;
rent to S55: no children or pets. Call pU
aoiPpIHN THE DOOR, RIcHARD"-ror Ca
able Q or 8 fwiiling to shafel: Northwest
preferred. Phone Ma. 1894, Ext. 627., o.
HO 1340, Ext. f20. ID
preferably In the Northwest section. PHONE
AID. 3770. -
Evening star., 1947-09-21
HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTANT. accountant jr. for c, P. A:
ofice; tipping, previous commercial and
exp ate age edu
handwriting. g :" Box 3i4-E. star. sp ~ '"D
ACCOUNTANT: junior: veteran GI training
graduate or advanced student. Detail ed
ucation, experience and qualifications in
eSte5 4S sSH BOOK $3.50 auto
mobile experience preferred; 5l2-day week.
permanent position; salary commensurate
oUR1s@AN OUR aS cHESRoEE sSf Tisek 1Ne sio + s.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK for local
young man with some accounting or gen.
eral office experience; should be able to do
some typng. Apply in person. 1898 Tay
ADvERTfsING SOLICITORS, experienced,
to work on rail, labor, legion or blue book
ADVRRTisiSG R0GR sG Ing cory 81 and layout man.
established assncy Can RE. III for
sEiaE ssnPsE McLsus A.
P 4Tt sHdpf AND @ kADro ssh aAS st. enpsr
store; good opportunity for experienced
man; pleasant inside working conditions
Pgsk APPkEST1cGrso NJ ag s6ay Young men, not over
II 70 aSS1sf MsqG5ng meehsnics dna at GRIF
1873 between 7:30 and 10 am. or 4 and
APPRENTICE with some mechanical abil-
Rf H3skfF 2P S55 sa st oDD6f
Ing; guarantee s175 for 5-day' Wv week Ae on
q oiIl must have type-setting experience
ARTIST, thoroughly experienced in retail
jewelry advertising, art. Splendid oppor-
tunity for the right man. Bring samples.
APeE s NJ SRA ess 1880 South HoHard
i aRrfsT aND LEfTERER able to
our ideas and rough-drafts into occasional
mailing pieces and ads. Please write name
ADDRESS, phone and rate to Box 164-E
ASSISTANT FLOOR DECORATOR. ambi-
furniture business; excellent Opportunity
AssfsFANfc c4 2AsAGER s in st. charge of coee
ton; man experienced in small loan or
finance work and owning automobile pre-
auto loan and finance aps in Wash
ington. Write giving age, experience, pres
snt employment, marital status. Box 800
AUTo BODY MAN, must be experienced;
nss sloo MMkEoS Tssky SSdaE Teek See NJ
SfES sGTo oeHsSfS SopYMaS sSS, and painter. good
sfssay sson GR EssS slfFy Ho s9d wS1nnf
GGTo sTi 0'n BRAKE RAJ E N MEcHANrc's HELPER.
must be alert and mechanically inclined.
AZ AUTO & GLAss IS INSTALLER. steady work,
SO days, good pay to right man, SIS wk.
STANDARD AUTO GLASS. 624 N st. NV.
AUTo LUBRIcATIoN ATTENDANT, exp,
inside work good starting pay; young man
pref. Call Mr.. Friel AT. 020O NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO., Ford dealer, 920 Bla-
AUTO MECHANIC. white. exper. on all
makes. must be sober and dependable;
excellent opportunity for right man. Ap-
and e sts NV. 90
Evening star., 1947-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WOULD ,PERsoN ny SEDAN. waiting for
lisht at vermont and Thomas Circle, Mon
Fla, and Pa. cars contact BOX 14-H Star.
DIAMONDS, old jewelry and silver wanted
c4$ CO. l42$ st. NV. ME. 344o.
GAS WAFER HEATERS. syHs 20. 80. "a 40 Neaf gal,
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
gTHNsRi1RY gayHmsns lWmediate aeod installation D. A
GAS HEAT1NG Boilers and hot-water
heating plants: no cash needed: small
po1thy srRNgBURY esymGns nea5sss m Has installation
sPEcraL AfSHS HAND PAiNTiSG N ING of wedding
improvements: invitations. certiheates
s1a Ps'FEs tns SE FTnnH 6Ea9s 9Sa Pho
east or northeast. MARYLAND or Virginia.
Inlte s9a or colored. COX q co. D1. 4254'
WANTED-women to make doll clothes at
dane ds1 o Slns MERAs shnpf g TS5k DOLL 4RPz Nal
S02 st. NV. Room 27.
VETERANS-Bring out your uniforms. we
dye them into attractive civilian colors;
hf RsSU56 cox da sPeGas and s2e G
HEREAFTER. I WILL NOT be RESPONSE
myself; my THEODORE F. CROSBY, Grove ss.
ACCOUNTING sERvICEs-Fully qualified
accountant, will open: operate and estab-
lish controls, expert food and liquor. OV.
1907. or write Box 4l3-p: Star
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING-Five-da day
service work guaranteed L year. ARTHUR
Markell. $40 F st. NV. MA. O2S4.
THEY SAY THE DYE WORKS specialist
is guilty of doing the best dye job in town.
One trial proves the verdict. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS. corner Ga. and N. H. aves
ATTENTION. clubs, lodges. churches so;
cials, associations. memberships of all
kinds-Profit for your organization from
sales of Christmas cards, All l-occasion
cards. wrappings, etc. Wholesale prices
On 4IpssrIa l9ts IT ESQ, eyes. 6 pm; .,
--Reeistration Of voters continues to Oct,
44th.. Register now: and avoid the long
line Oct. 4th. CENTRAL REGISTRAR at
Arlington GoIIthouSe, or call Gil. 71s1,
cate. Home lessons at studio rate. Fall
class now forming. WA. 2147.
ART SERVfCE-Photo retouching, letter.
Ing, layouts, mechanical, topographic
drafting. leroying. designing labels for all
purposes in color. Consultant on special
work. Call Twining 2921.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

When answering adrertise-
n1entS addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal Ualue. Ad-
Dertisers often fail to call JCr
all replies addressed to a Star
bor number and this mail is
destroyed it remaining oUer 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement,
Evening star., 1947-09-21
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
time per line
z times
to 6 times consec-
utively --------30c
times or longer
consecutively ---26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices Sc per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per 45c
Out-ot-Town Rate Is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion
When Eanceling classified Advertisements
be sure TO make a note Of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show q credit for the
CANCELLATION.
II advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears q serial
number. with date, and Identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Classified ADVERTISING
Office Hours

ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
IL pm, or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout the
city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

ELECTRIC WIREMEN at once. for exposed
FIRcfKoNiGs nsp; HKsT s5 GciNTsa GS tzas 70 .dv.
large installations of P. A. and sound sys-
may be called in as jobs arise. Good COM
pensation for right man. Give age, etc
EGEvAToR EGf iaS5R oeiPaEERAroR, eiaE white. with Ii
cense and experience. for ONCE building;
ssnosr st. n9 Reem Reeni 1888 SSS week. Apply l4ss
town once building: good pay. See 'Supt.,
EIEvAToR SaiH 05 ofEkAToRs RS 81 cieanseut aw
e yEs 3i sss Ehs
week; Apply. personnel once, HOTEL
sLEvAToR elR oPEkAroRs sad s's white hs good SAL
ary and workins conditions, paid yaea-
5lon SS7 woaanma peTmandn5 s,ds See MR.. BART5EY'
ELEvxToR oPERxToK, white, reliable;
ENGINEER, for general construction work,
field and ONCE: college training desirable;
cHAp eli sss7 ARPly AZ s. nler9E ns "a 545 bEAg
ENGINEER, 5th class, downtown once
bldg: good opportunity for enterprisins
young man: permanent position; 40-hour
week. Apply Room 40S. S16 l4th st. NV.
ENGINEER with 5th-class license for night
shift also jsnitSr for daywerk nses
resident engineer in Conn. ave. apts See
Mr.. Koonce, TIE HIGHLANDS, Conn. ave.
ENGiNEERiNG-D G-DRAFTsMAN. heating and
HERE eHRhps 81 Conn ADRE
NV. Ex A $50. A'' ii-o o'"h' ave-
ENGINEER. eolorsd, reliable. srd class
See Cooper at HOTEL HARRINGTON. ga
Evening star., 1947-06-19
\XE',:;;' |! s. 5:
-

DANCE.
Senior dance on starlight roof. Jewish
Community Center Sixteenth ana q
streets NV, $50 O'Clock tonight
LUNCHEON.
District Bankers assoelssion msn1era Mtara
and guests. -
in paSemIs tbe knieflts hsp'e u coismbus Han 80
Tenth street NV, o'clock tonight.
MUSIC.
Army Medical 6, Center Ban Band raal,,esI Soneea.
$50 pm tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Smithsonian Institution, National Col.
lection Of Fine Arts. Tenth street and q
Constitution avenue NV. open Am, 70 70
assasn se oWsl Say pans sRef IL pastel by
rice Kidje1. through June 20.
Commerce Department Building. Four
NV. wv open @ Sac "a am. to 40 pm. week
days and 8. am. TO pm. SUNDAYS:
Exhibit Of handmade table glassware,
Howard University Gallery Of Art. on
campus at 240l Sixth street NV, open
10 am: to 5 pm, Mondays through FrIe !.
Art. through September 30; exhibition OF
Negro art. through June.
Nationai Archives, Constitution avenue e 1Il
iopen S:45 am. to 5:I5 pm. weekdays and
1870 to 3 pm. Sundays: Documents reiat-
ing to Army activities from the Reyolu-
tionary War through World War II.
| through June.
weekdays: ! Photographs by Oscar selden-
berg, through June.
Fish and Wildiife Service, under main
| lobby in Commerce Department Building
Fourteenth and streets NV, open o
m. to 4:30 pm. daily: Display OF ami
mails and fresh-Water fish, for an indefinite
| period.
National Gallery Of Art. Sixth street and
Constitution avenue NV. open 10 am.
| to pm. weekdays and 2 to 10 pm. Sum
days Indigenous art of the Americas from
| the Robert Woods Bliss collection, through
June exhibition OF chiaroscuro prints,
| through September Is.
Columbia Technical Institute, 1888 YER
to Q pm. daily: Annual commercial art ex-
| hibt through tomorrow.
Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and
Collection of Harvard University, 1908
Thirty-second street NV, open 9 am.
to p m Tuesdays through Saturdays and
. to pm Sundays Collection of early
Christian and Byzantine art, including new
definite period
! Library of Congress, open am. to 10
pm. weekdays; 8 am. to pm. Satur-
days: Original Lacock Abbey copy Of the
Magma Carta, on loan from the British
government until December 10. 194S: orig
| inal draft of Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
manuscript, Of Lineolns threespage auto
| 1fth annual exhibition OF prints produced
| in 1a46. from the Pennell collection.
/ through August ! Dayton C. Miller col
lection Of flutes and related materials.
Evening star., 1947-06-19

through June: photographs and hoor plaI ms
Illustrating trends in modern library arcni-
lecture, through June.
Community Education, IDc:, $50 q place
NV open to ,hs,tor Pin rssfsosoi es sori & e IN
tran transit As Groups Washington ~ : scuiptors and
painters. through Saturday.
Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1900 Twenty
first street NV, open IL an. to 10 pm.
Mondays. IL Am. to- pm TUESDAYS
through Saturdays. and to q m. Sum
days: Retrospective exhibition OF paint
ings by Arthur @. Dove, through June
Barnet Alden Gsllery, I27 Randolph
pm. Sundays. Group show by Berkmann,
Calfee. Kainen, Lazzari. Pearimutter and
Robinson, through the summer
Artists Cooperative Gallery, 1880 M
street NV. open 10 M to 8 Pm daily,
5 pm. Wednesdays and pm. TO- Q pm.
Sundays. One-man show OF % Oil paint
ings by John Chapman Lewis. through
SQUARE DANCE.
Advanced square and folk dancing.
Thomson Center. Twelfth and l. streets
NV $3.50 O'Clock tonight.
TEEN CLUB.
Special activities for teen-ageYs only
beginning at $3.50 o'clock tonight. Club
Teen, 6l4 street NV
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Water Gate concert, leave club lounge.
9 o'clock: arts and crafts, s o'clock and
Seventeenth and X streets NM
MUSIC, games, ping-pong, o'clock to-
night. USO Club, Sol Pennsyivania ave-
nue NV.
Parties at Walter Reed and Bethesda
Naval Hospitals. leave club lounge, $3.50
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Pike Report Due Tonight

A report OF the Maryland Park
and Planning Commission, covering
the Rockville pike In Montgomery
Evening star., 1947-06-19

COAT SALON
second floor
Evening star., 1947-06-19

win be held ID the building. 53f
Eighth street s.W. at Z O'Clock
tonight.
Articles made by the children who
spend their leisure hours there viii
be for sale and refreshments VIII
be available.
Proceeds of the event, which has
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Musicol instruments, Record
Changers and Photographs
Less than half price

Frontellini Accordion with 120 bass and treble
couplers Professional instrument, complete with
/ American Commander Trumpet. excellent for be-
ginners Case included. Now--------------s49.5o $50
100 Pieces of Sheet Music mostly pops-type Sc
lections. NoW------------- -------1oe
Decca Portable Electric monographs with de-
farhab1e sneaker Now $3.50
3 Capitol monographs with 4-tube amplihcation.
Simulated leather carrying case Now----$22.45
S Automatic Record Changers which can be wired
into most radios. Now $lS.se
10 SteeIman Automatic Electric Record Changers
with simulated leather carrying case Now S29. so
Is SteeIman Portable Electric monographs with
3-tube ampfcation. Now-----------------$16 $16.75
20 SteeIman Portable Electric monographs in a
simulated lsather case. Tone and volume controls.
Now w----------------------- sl455
8 Table Model Radio -Phonographs with walnut We
neer cabinet Now " S.95
4 Table Model Automatic Electric monographs
with 3-tube ampnfcation. Plastic cabinet Now,
$27A5
3 Table Model Automatic Electric monographs
with 3-tube amplifcation. Walnut veneer cabinet.
W&L-The Music Galleries, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-06-19

been arranged by Mrs. Ruth
Rackow, director of the Council
House. will be used to purchase new
equipment for the house, Com
immunity Chest agency.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Art NeedIework Reduced

/ Piece Needepont design finished In WOOL 26x26.
Was S14 NoW---------------------- 50
/ Piece NeedIepont design finished In WOOL 36x36.
Was SGT --------.------------- $3.50
/ Piece NeedIepoint, design finished In WOOL green
background 23x38. Was $3.50. Eow--------$25
IS Skeins Of Fleecy Down Yarn, 1000 wool In
light or dark colors. Were 45c. Now 32c
Is U-Lace-It Plastic Bags In black and red.
Package contains materials 10 complete. Were
SO Spools Of Plastic Corde, ounces. yellow, navy
rose Less than n price. Now------------6 CSC
IL Plastic Bag Handles. white Were Bee. Now,
35c
/ Model Shoulder Strap Straw Bag, red. Less
than II price. Now, including 20% tax--s12
/ Model Bag, black wool and silver metallic slide
fastener. Less than II price. Now, including
1 Model Metallic Bag, gold and black with shds
fastener. Less than n price. Now Including
W&L-Art NeedIework, Eighth Yocs.
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Buzoor Planned Tonight
At Nye Council House

A bazaar sponsored by the Jua-
nita Kaufman Nye Council House
Evening star., 1947-06-19
1000 Records, Toe
Less than half price

1000 Records With Various Labels. Included are:
Performances by outstanding artists, pops selec-
tons semiclassical and hillbilly music. Less than
u price. ---------------------I loo
Evening star., 1947-06-19

County, win be presented at q meet
ing OF The $40 Citizens Associa-
|tion" at 8 o'clock tonight at 100
Rockville pike, the home Of Hugh
". Keiser, association president.
Evening star., 1947-06-19

o'clock, and sports IN thu. park. leave
S,ilh lounge $50 o'clock tonight. use
Club, Club 1911 b street NV
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
ASSAULT, STYMlE
BANG AT RECORD

NEW YORK; June 20. -UD-
Aiming for Whirlaway's all-time
money winning record, Assault and
|Stymie headed a field Of six handi-
cap stars entered today for to-
morrow stunning of the $50, 600
Brooklyn Handicap.
4 victory for either Assault, the
King Ranch club foot, or Stymie,
Mrs. Ethel Jacobs bargain base
ment colt, would put that horse
ahead Of Whirlaway's mark OF
1851, 161 which has stood since Mr..
Longtail was sent to stud in 1943.
More than $4,000 fans are expected
to watch the record attempt.
Assault, who will be loaded down
with 1888 pounds for the mile-and-
a-quarter run, now stands third in
winnings with $538,57Q while Sly
mic, who will carry only 12z pounds
is second with $546, 435.
The winner viii pick up well over
$50, 00c, far more than the $23, CSC
Whir1away earned for his Brook.
lyn victory in 1912.
William l.. Brann's G%allorette,
classy five-year-old mare who won
last years Brooklyn got in at ZIG
pounds and was accorded the best
chance, of upsetting Assault and
Stymie. The Brann speedster will
be ridden by Eric Guerin, the
Kentucky Derby winner who re-
places contract Jockey Job Jessop,
now in Delaware Park for the Dia-
mond State Stakes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
THIRD, SHORT
RACES SIZzLE
Tight Balloting Involve,
Elliot And Cuisine;
Miller, Marion

CHICAGO, June 2O.- () The
National Leagues reputation fol
producing sizzling pennant races
has influenced the voting Of fans
in the All-Star poll.
The standings today indicated
there would be close finishes in al
least two positions-third base and
shortstop-with only six days re.
manning in the balloting to deter.
mine the starting lineups for the
18th annual game in Wrigley Field
July 8.
The tight third base contests in
volve Bob Elliott, of the Boston
Braves; frankie Cuisine of the
Pittsburgh Pirates and George
Whitley Kurowski OF the St.
Louis Cardinals. The shortstop
scramble involves Eddie Miller,
Cincinnati; Mary Marion Of the
Cardinals, and Buddy Kerr, New
York Giants.
Not far behind them were
Stanley Hack, third baseman with
the Chicago Cubs, and Harold
Pee Wee" Reese, Brooklyn short
stop.
Elliott has polled II, 718 votes to
date and holds an advantage Of
only isis over Cuisine. Miller,
the Reds home run hitting star,
has been named on 129, 986 ballots
and leads Marion by only 1852
votes in the shortstop neck-and-
neck battle.
The batting down to the wire
isn't confined to the National
League, however. Pat Mullin, De.
troit Tigers, and Buddy Lewis,
Washington Senators, have their
own brisk contest for the honor Of
starting in right field for the
American League. Mullin has col
lected 133,47 votes, just 3,26a
more than the Senator's veteran,
while Bob Kennedy, Chicago White
Sox, holds third plate with 88, 1913.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
SUCCS, KIRBY
REACH FINALS

ATLANTA. June 2o.-- ~ DE
Tending champion Louise Suggs OF
Lithia Springs, Ga, defeated Patty
Berg Of Minneapolis, one-up today
to reach the finals of the 18th An
nual Women's Western Open Colt
tournament. She will oppose
Dorothy Kirby Of Atlanta in the
36-hole playoffs tomorrow.
Miss Kirby, runner up to Miss
Suggs last month in the Southern
Women's championship, ousted
medalist Grace Lenczyk Of New
ington, Conn.,, e-5, in the upper
bracket.
The Suggs-Berg match today
was reminiscent of last years
finals in this event which Suggs
won 2 up, Is they battled down
to the 18th green. The Georgia
entry came from behind on the
second nine to square the match
on the 18th after being one down
at the turn. She won the 18th hole
to 60 one up but lost the 18th. They
came to the 18th green still even.
Miss Berg's speed shot was short
Of the green and behind a sand
trap. She Clipped onto the green
and barely missed her putt which
would have sent the match into
an extra hole. Miss Suggs was on
the green with her drive but had a
long, difficult putt. She went past
the hole but sank 4 four-footer,
coming back for a birdie to win.
Miss Kirby, a seni-finalist in
this event last year. led Miss
Lenczyk 4-up at the end Of nine
holes and closed her out on the
18th after having won the 18th and
18th holes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
Beherens Annexes
Southern Net Title

DAVIDSON, June 20-R)- Bud.
~ Behrens, 18-year-old nationa.
tennis hopeful from Fort Lauder.
dale, Fla, annexed his thiro
ncaight Southern Junior Tennis
shampjonship here today with a
~, 81, So finals victory over
loAn Bell Keeble Of Nashville,
Tenn.
The boys title went to Dickie
holroyd of Delray Beach, Fla,
VIC upheld his first seeding with
-, rs decision over Hamilton
~fchardson, Baton Rouge, La.
u0lEoyd thus avenged his defeat
W RICHARDSON in the cotton states
"uinament last week.
%henfens, who took IL csonsecu-
i've sets with the loss of only II
saNes during the tournament,
Samed with George King. a fe.-
wv toWnsman. to defeat Charles
ueVoe, Indianapolis, Ind. and
~ MonsalVatge, Coral Gables,
ria' ~, $40, 81, for the doubles
ute.
Il boys doubles championship
vent to Richardson and Paul
.Oans, Baton Rouge, La. They dis
sOSea Of Holroyd and Bobby Sier'
d, Tampa, Fla, 6-4, Ga.
Aeeple advanced to the singles
s.als with a hard-fought 0-6, TO,
triumph over Steve Potts,
%"emphis, this morning.
nehrens' successful title defense
"tAeo The end of his eligibility as
pefiormer in the junior event.
mas claimed the crown every
'ssf Of mis- eligibility.