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Evening star., 1947-06-07
Rook4S Observation-Disclosures,

LARGE corner room. four exposures, five
g-foos windows convenient transporta- :
tIs tIen' ogd5 Syllable or persons; weekly rate
WOoDRIDGEMLairge, nicely furnished
twin,bed room. next to bath. telephone and
!aanndEy a14 y priyN,leges; S25 ca. NO. 3797. 5
one block from Mt. Pleasant Street car car.
I42. A ST. N;E.--Large bright room, twin
BLK FROM @ data cArAohfc AAtilhSie uNIv-Bsau NV s
dnie 5m'; n II ney home, for or q conV.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E-Midsle
room room with connecting inclosed porch, ada
GENT to bath, continuous hot water. unlim-
tied telephone; convenient to transporta-
THE MARRICK, 13S B st. n.e.-An attrsc-
tive guesthonse for girls; large, clean, light
6edf 6eaSes aIsgf I .nG fIGssts sso aqnd5y
Home. HI bus passes door. - Ia. 5s54.
1f15 FRANKLIN ST. N.F.-Attractiye dou-
dry and cooking privileges. S NJ. 54s7. sr.
300 10th ST. N.E.-Two sleeping rooms.
large az front room for 2, one single room.
!6io MONROE IT. N.E.-young lady to
share large room with another lady. twin
beds; beds; $3.50 per week; bus at door. DE
1892 PERRY ST. N.E.--Nice single room
f Tor Gentleman, near Monastery: conV.
43eI, 22nd ST. N.E.-Twin- rm., pri-
yate home; laundry privileges; $40 double,
sd single: care of room. MI oS44 IS
WOODBRIDGE, 3014 25th st. n.e.-Tyo
double rooms, all conveniences, men only,
S2 per week; pvt. home. Inquire WA.
4Ios goth ST. N.E.-Large. nicely furn.
rm.; u block to bus; for quiet, refined
zoe CHANNING ST. N.E.-Double rm..
twin beds; g ga. wkly. Near 4th and r. 1.
NEAR MoN2ssiTITRY-Nicely furnished rm
next next to bath; unlim. phone. other privi-
CoLoRED-51T G sT.-Double room, for
married couple Or girls; eonv. transp.;
CoLoRED-3s4 11th ST. N.E.-Large
front room with twin beds for men; ST so
each per week. LU. 1870 5
COLORED--BR0OKL rm.
for employed couple or 2 men: SIS wk
aoI eoolfcG oRFn Nc fh5ldIep ha I,b PPU 1e74
LIVING room and kitchen for employed
MD. AVE. NE. Apt. -
Furnished room for rent: S25 per month;
colored girl
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ApARrMENrs uhEuRN,sHsp.

TWO UNFURNIsHED APTS.-Liv. rm..
bedrm,. kit. and bath: Georgetown Sec
after pm, DE. 714s. Box 1871. Star.
for I-year lease. unfurn., 3-rni.. Kit. and
bath apt, apt. bldg, vic: Conn, and
Kalorama rd.; Ss5. Ho. 1917. Box 359-J,
eli MASS. AVE. N.E.-2 rooms. kitchen
and bath, $50 mo-; adults only, LU.
conoREp-s16 coi. a.Ie Iith ST. N.E.-Employed
couple only, no children. One room.
kitehenette. senibath, $50 mo. TR. 1899.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-mp. and Va.

ROOMS FURNlSHEO-MD. and VA.
ALExASRRlAwRoom ~ M for . gentlemen,
elFfh oFF WrLsoN Fl son iliIa BIvD.-Large sleeping rm
nicely turn; suitable for couple or 2 men,
sETHEsDAncaoL i DOUBLE RIM, spa
pS9S 1 sonv. tfanap. p: $3.50 Ps'6 WR. 9ei5aa 81.
ARLINGTON - Single room for refined
youngg lady, conyenient og1 to busline; SO
LOVELY EoNhtE. MASTER A qls'i BEDROOM, TIN clos
cts, nicely furnished, with de luxe tded
bath; in private home: desirable location:
e9nv. y. Pert @Pentagon' Navy, Army Airport. Gail
100 CENTRAL AVE, Capitol Heights. Nd
-l5lgnt, a2ry, oouoie front room. next to
bath, with or without kitchen privn.;, ex-
ARLINGTON ROOM. kitchen and home
priytleges: 1o-min. bus service, conven-
tent ie TO peasagon. stores; private o home
aRiINGToN, ar Ii S5re eooe North Stafford ST.
baf @ @ conv r Toe T BUS sac dentaman aea sn0ssr ox
iiS9i eard ST. N, Arlington-Attractiye
deGors tsa; cool. cony. location; $50 mo.
ROOMS for couples, very attractiye @ mod-
trem Wash. BUS service. Falls chggrcb
FURNISHED BEDROOM, kitchen prtvi-
leges employed couple only; $40. AL.
leges: employed couple only; $40. Alex.
trastiye double .o deMnstaiEs y ROOM n"xs to
PRIVATE HOME, conY, transp.: / or 2
or married couple. Gil. 4e83, IS
ROOMS FOR RENT--June 18th through
Sept 1st: delightful and restricted sec
tion Of Alexandria, single or double oc-
cupaneg. sufficient bath facilities, also
lounginG room available and tennis courts;
men only. no meals: references required
BCHLAyER 81 PULLMAN, INC. agents, 105
s. Royal st. Phone ALEX. 2422. Oy. 2215.
s
m HAYTTsyJLLE, MD-Newiy decorated
room; single q double. HY. O6os. IS
ALEXANDRIA, TA.-Room for employed
couple or man; convenient location: un-
limited phone: 50 Der week single or $40
BETHESDA AREA-Bedroon. living room.
fsssa aan aenss onfs VT soss sunday or
sfpSsT ps r, Pr 2 n sssu,Say g
liv. rr.. kit and laundry prfviis.: Q refined
ladies. CH- S4s2. --S
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. ond s.w.

213 1Ith ST. S.E.-Large. comfortable
room, in congenial home. double bed; men
or employed couple preferred. $40. FIR.
1927. $
s43 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E--Large front
double sleeping room: 80 week. FIR.
ROOM IN NEW HOME for couple or single
person home privil: telephone expected
July; reas Write Box I20-K, Star g.
i@s 9Th ST. S.E.-Living -bedrm. and kit,
cleo refgr and gas range: girls, en-
ployed $50. Also comfortable sleeping
room next to bath, employed lady. So5.
HILLCREsT. gill 32nd pl. se.-Private
home, single room. double bed; for girl
CAPITOL HILL, l12 C, st. se-Lge dble.
I'm. with twin beds, semipVt. bath, S45 mo.
TR. 1908 s
s5 1th 81. s.E.-Lovely furn rm, next
bath, in private home; breakfast privi-
ieges; 50 per week. FIR. $3.50. So
ASACOSTIA-Single room, private home.
cony. transp., gentleman preferred Ii.
441Q &
STUDIO RIM. kitchen privIle ses, a'aiI to
neat, refined young lady: $40. LO. 1887.
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AVIATION,

ENEkY ONE WHO FLIES neeus Complete
AVIATION insurance protection. Consult
SHlVERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
vermont ave, nv DT hoo
CUB COUPE, cruisers and trainers; Aeron-
ca Chlef. Piper Cub dealers. BLUE RIDGE
AIRPORT OF. Ii 5s25 after 2 -
ONERHAULlSG Is OBSOLETE, Cash and
old englne sets new one; A-f5S in stock
Can COASTAL. AVIATION, RE. 3S3S. -I3
sTINSON. 4-plaee. 2l5 LycoBing, starter.
fall instruments, 2-way radio, licensed; sX-
ce9ent condition. Phone PA @423-J -g
FLNE-MEMBER CLUB has membership
avsilable; Aeronica TAF-da excellent con-
dition; hangared Alexandria airport. II
bT43 as
AIRCRAFTERS, INC, offer Stinson $50
GemonStrstor With 200 hrs tachomefer
time; fully equipped 2-way radio. land
Ing lishts, blind flight instruments and
nares. This is priced over $4,000 new,
for immediate sale. S4.S50. to make way
for new lh5-hp. demonstration. AIR
CRAFTERS,. INC Rshohoth Beach De-.
stnons Rehohoth S63I S
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ROOMS EuRk. OR uNEuRN.

BASEMENT. 6eI 3rd st, n.w.-Lease year
fos6 e5 moTe ad S e. up e I teaant Mn o showeE
FRONT ROOM, next bath. employed gen.
tlefnan or couple; no drinking, consider
Ink. AT. 1919. Is
2 ROOMS for sleeping or Ink: no drink
AT SSl9 --S
COLLEGE PARK-Attractive s-rm. semi
bungaiow. 5 rms. and bath down 3 rms
and bath up: pvt. entrance to upstairs
Call UN. 1856 fer details from OWNER
No agents s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDoZER, 6l2-yard pan and expert
operator with or without pan. MR.. BOND.
RE 272T 10"
PIANO for rent Baldwin spinet, $40 per
month no. 0500. Ext. Tl5. 5
VACUUM CLEANERS recondhioned. l.
year guarantee. Call WA 5I22. Sunday
IL to T. s
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM WANTED-Priyate shower or bath
garsge; Govt. employe. JOHN w. ScHCTT,
741T 14th st, NV. Is
SINGLE ROOM for student attending
George Washington University convenient
transportation desired if possible near
school. Box Ask, Star. -
BUSINESS GIRL, permanently employed,
desires attractive furn. studio rra in club
residence, conv. to Dupont Circle. GIL.
S194. IS
LADY, refined, settled. desires furn bed
room and kit apt, NV section: prefer
basement; exch refs. Box 175-K, Star 90
REFINED GENTLE middle-aged woman.
to TRANSPORTATION. Box 115-K. Star s.
WORKING VETERAN and wife desire liv-
ing quarters with reliable person who will
care for 6-month- old baby. OV. 0S50, 81
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POULTRY ond EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K St. NV,
Me .0C89-Bahy chicks, feed and poultry
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETs and
laying hens: incubator and other poultry
equipment Call Spruce 024I-J. 5
C0CkERS--Must be seen to be apprecf-
ated. Males and females; reasona Bile:
Axe. LANDoVER KENNELS, WA. 60s4
PULoRUM controlled started chicks. N
Hamp., r. !. Red, Barred Rocks, White
Rocks, White Wyan. or Leghorns, S1o.5Q
per 100. u. S. approved chicks, shipped
G. o. D. direct from hatchery; your choice,
81. so per 100: S1.eJ per hundred deposit
with order. Always open. D. G.. MAY
WELL Defense hwy, Lanham, Md, HY.
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AVIATION tcont. j

FAIRCHILD PT-19, Just relicensed;; wings
out RE- 1854 after p.n. -
ERCOUPE, less than j 5 hours, privately
hangared, perfect condition; priced at
81 600 below cost. A perfect foolproof
and spendproof plane VIII include course
in Instruction; $3.50 cash payment or car
or boat as down payment. CaH OWNER,
HRisToCRAT 3 PcLM 125 warner, high
est reasonable offer based Hyde Field
BaIcHeRAfT aIsSa1GIiA Fl ceiTB, 2s5 Jacobs cruises
100. 300 total hrs; 7e ma}or hrs slnee' zee
Queens chapel Airport. uN. 4234 IS
SALE OR TRADE-Sliekest North Amer
lean AT-6 Texan in the country Blind
group both coekpits. Radio and ship
converted and licensed. Everything
works. Cruise. 100 m.p.h. on % h. OF
|lS0 on 27 gals See at Capital Aircraft
repair shop, Hyde Field. Owner at MA.
1857, IL TO z pm. After 3. cal DU. $500.
Ext. 622, Mr.. JENNINGS. 81
AIRC0UPE. has 100 hrs, 2-way radio,
sensitive altimeter; $4,000 or best offer.
Giddings larger planes. Call FA. 2I2S-R,
-
AiRPLANES FOR SALE at prewar prices
New Aeronca Champion - at discount
New Aerolca Chief at discount
Taylorcraft demonstration or------ 81 500
Stinsop Voyager. 90 h.p. ---------- $50
1a46 Aeronca Champion --------- j 800
s5-hp. Cub J-3 ------ 500
K-20 Aerial Camera p 3
Terms and trade FALLS CHURCH AIR
PARK. Falls Church 29Sg S
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. BIS
/ b. N

ROOMS EUR.-MD. and VA. tcont.l .
FOR REFINED GENTLEMAN. large front
bedroom, well ventilated, furnished nicely.
Phone ia 1TS2-W s.
405 CARROLL AVE. Takoma PARK, Md
Three furn. Ink rooms suitable e. SH.
1E3S g 4
breakfast facilities; on busline: $40 mo.
ALEXANDRIA-Roon, twin beds. private
Navy Annex. D. C. OV. 4154
C0L0kED--III3 p ST. E.W-Furnished
room. suitable for 2: cooking and laundry
PRIVILEGES: no Children. At. 1904.
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ROOMS uNEuRkIsHEn.

Il BLK. OFF MINI. AVE. Me- adj
rooms, next to semipvt bath: can be uset
light housekeeping: constant u w, shower
eInDl. eopple or empl. couple with i ehil,
As yrs. day care: laund. and pirn
privils, $50 mo- AT 4453 IS
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pooMs FuRNisHsp---Ncrthwest.

EEx-GI - Moving, packing. storage. viii
move your trunk or your house; spec. rates
to veterans. JOHN GLOVER, GIL. 616o. IL.
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private bath. in private home, Wo 5o39.
| 400 FAIRMoNT ST. NV. Apt 5o7-
Employed young lady desires oornnete
/ large, nicely furnished room. next bath :
: large oSet, cooking privileges, elevator
. and sEi -hboard service; S35 mo. co.
II:5 CRITTENDEN ST, N.w.-Large, cool.
master bedroom; double bed; private tiled
/ 18th ST. transportation; unlimited phone.
pleasant surroundings, private family ia.
! If5 LoNGFELLow ST NW.--Large room,
gs gsxt to bath. twin beds, for 2 gentlemen,
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. f5l9)-Dou-
bic, room for ! Or 2 next shower hath. in
wsa-Eept home: excellent trans Ia.
@IiG HuIDEKoPER PL., Glover Park
lge., cool rm facing wood. senipTt bath:
s9nE, Jransp.i uniim, ph.; gentleman: $50
1915 CHESAPEAKE ST. N.w.-cool at-
! tractive rnl. in private home. excellent
sIiryy sfs sTsnspRassa SRsSs tigp II %o; 41la 80.
/ attEEctiye. lrst-7oor corner room next
/ bath, dble. bed; S45 single, S55 double
lsiDrIs.s lass PaeABgs Bsls st. Nws5ass . 5a5
18th s. sFRYFFsal aPPthsF si5i So qE 7$aa $.
| good trsnsp RA, 404l $
So Y2u If1lon 81 aear Get Printing Once
/
| tien1an, $40 per week NO 2043. s.
| WARDMAN PARK AREA large double
room. twin beds. 500 mo; single room,
| S35; comfortably furnished. gentlemen
| private home; unlimited phone: excellent
I transport alton. DE. 3S6s. IS
/ CHEfY CHASE, d. C.-Bright, comfort
+! abl room, next bath: 1St noor; private
t adult home; gentleman; refer. exchanged,
! WO- 0216 ~
| Ii3a GIRARD ST. NV. Apt. 4o6--At-
| tFactiyely furn. double room, twin beds,
next bath; 2 ladies: $50 each. Do. 43l2.
f4sa- KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Master bed
! room, pvt, bath; bus at door; suitable
/ for coLple or B girzs; 5 windows, 2 closets
/ ia $751; -s
| 1891 WYOMING AVE. NV. Apt. al
/ Nicely turn. double rrn-, twin beds. Inlm
phore De 0g37 -
/ 1915 RIGGS PE.--waiking distance: 1st-
a. froat, cool comfortable; empi adults.
! $50. Also single. SIS. DU. 1858, 20
h3eI I3th ST. S.We-Msster bedroom
tr-5f b-rr. = 1uI+r. re7r > Carst1eS. pvt,
- -.!5s, 44E.s praFI.5 GE 1897 IS
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HOTEL FOX, 916 14th st. NV. ME. }7544
-Sgles., $40; dbles, S16 wk: lge. rm.,
twin beds, run water, SIS: airy sgle. run
water, Sl4 wk.; trans. rms, 81, So, 81 day.
Evening star., 1947-06-07

beds. >unlim. phone; on carline; suitable
1916 33rd ST. N.W.--MaSter bedrm with
private eatn and shower; overlooking
garden In Georgetown: l blk to bus and
StreeCcar; gentleman; $50. Phone DE.
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2019 MASS. AVE: NV, Dupont Circle
closets, inner-Spring twin beds -
1880 BELMONT ST. NV, Apt. 402-
AttraGtiys e9o5 s bedroom, for gee9tlemen,
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MIscELLANEous WAITED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula
tors, bought and sold and rented RE. HIT
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. s13 14th st
NV
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23
|CAR0LINAS SEMIS
SET FOR TODAY

CHARLOTTE, May 81 - R -
Three veterans of the fairways and
a comparative newcomer to
Tournament golf hereabouts won
their quarter finals matches to-
day in the 22nd annual Carolinas
Women's Golf meet, and will play
in the semi-finals tomorrow.
The pre-tourney favorite, Mrs.
Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel
Hill, winner of the title in seven
former years, advanced by viz
tue of a 4 and 8 win over Mrs.
H. W. Stone of Greenville, S. C.
In tomorrow's play she will
meet another veteran, Mrs. E. C.
Griffith of Charlotte, who elimi-
mated MS. Shelley Caveness of
Greensboro, 2 up.
Favored to meet Mrs. Page in
the finals is Jane Crum Cow
ngton, once a University of South
Carolina coed from Orangebure
but now registered from Colum.
bia. Mrs. Covington, a seasoned
campaigner. trounced Mrs. George
Corcoran of Greensboro by a 7
and 6 count in the quarter. finals.
In the semi-final round, Mrs
Covington will face the youthful
Priscilla Buckley of Camden s
c., a little publicized player but
-ated with n of the lowest of
the event for the last three years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23
CARDINALS TRIM
PITTSBURGH, Al
Birds Rally In Seventh
For Three Tallies;
Dyer Banished

e ST. LOUIS. May 22.-(P-The St.
Louis Cardinals punched half of
their eight hits in the seventh in
ming for three runs and a Al
triumph over the Pittsburgh Pr
.ates tonight in a four-game series
opener which drew IA, O34 paying
fans.
Redbird manager Eddie Dyer
was banished by Umpire Art Gore
when he protested vigorously a
close play at first in which Whitley
'Kurowski was called out in the
sixth.
The big inning included singles
by Joe Garagiola, Red Schoen-
.dienst, Terry Moore and Stan
.Musial. Musial scored on a passed
ball.
d. Homer Howell singled and scored
the Pirate run on Bill Cox's fly to
9th in the third, and the Cards
tied it up in the sixth when they
made the most of two bases on
balls by Kirby Higbe.
d. Southpaw HOWE Pollet scattered
seven Pittsburgh hits for his second
victory of the season, against five
defeats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23

INDIANAPOLIS, May %. -
fP,- The Indian polls motor
speedway management smaoth-
ed the way tonight for holdout
members of the American 81
ciety of professional automobile
racers to get in the 519-mile
race May 80, and ASPAR lead
ers planned to pub their mem
bers quickly OIL the new pro
posals.
Anton Human, Jr., speed
way owner. agreed personally
to put up extra money for quail
flying prizes for post entry
ASPAR drivers.
Ralph Hepburn, ASPAR presl-
dent, left for Chicago after
the conference and said he
would pool ASPAR drivers to-
morrow. He said he had "15 to
I9" ASPAR cars ready to enter
If the majority voted i'll favor
of accepting the new conditions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23
Army Men To Team Up
With Ford M o t o S

DETROIT W.P-The Ford Motor
Co., will aid the War Department
in it's army training-in-industry
program.
1t. Col, H. H. Daubert, w.. 5.
Army Ordnance, will study each
department within the company
department of the F o r d Rouge
plant and take actual work assign
ments within the company organl-
cation. He will be al the plant for a
year.
COL, William E. suck, Jr., army
personnel and administration. now
is studying personnel and indus
trial relations procedure at the
Rouge plant.
The army program is designed to
acquaint officers with industry's
general problems, to strengthen re
lationships between army and IN
dustry, and to give industry ar
insight into the needs OF military
procurement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23

ment and try for his fourth victory
in the annual 5OO-mile Memorial
day ace
Shaw was not likely to be called
from the front office. Entries held
out by the ASPAR group may cut
the field to about 26 cars-seven
less than the maximum-but there
probably will be enough drivers
for all cars fast enough to qualify.
Ralph Hepburn of Van Mugs.
Calf. ASPAR president and hold
er of the track qualification record,
was in indianapolis today but said
he would not be interested in max
ing a post-entry unless the S75,0OO
purse were increased. Rex Mays.
veteran speedway driver and
ASPAR member, also arrived with
a car but said he hadn't decided
what to do.
The Tucker automobile plant in
Chicago had named Hepburn and
Al Miller as co-driverS Of the 275-
horsepower Tucker special in case
the Speedway-ASPAR differences
were ironed out.
Shaw would like to drive the Il
cylinder. German-built Mercedes
imported by Don Lee, Inc, of Los
Angeles. He said he would take
the wheel if Lee could not find a
replacement for Duke Nalon, the
original nominee who stayed out
with ASPAR. However, Nal Ord,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23
HEAVY SCORING
IN LUMBER RIVER

WHITEVILLE, May 22.-Lumber
River League results this weeF
were as follows: .
Boardman defeated Tabor City
SO. 1nman and Floyd were the
batteries for Boardman, while
for Tabor City, Fowler catching.
Spivey and Stevens took the mound
Boardman smashed out IS hits to
five for Tabor City. Both teams
made two errors.
Proctorville beat Chadbourn, roll
ing up 20-12 victory. The winners
collected % hits and made only
one error, while Chadbourn made
10 bingles and four miscues.
Brown. McLenney, Hooks, and
Derrick followed each other for
Chadbourn, with McLelland behind
the plate. Leggett and Graham
were the P~roctorville batteries.
Claredon decisioned Evergreen
So, making 10 aits to the losers
nine. Each team committed two
bodies. Field and Nissan pitched
for Evergreen, Bowen catching.
Ward hurled for Claredon with
HARRISON doing the receiving.
Sundays slate of games includes
Cerro Gordo at Boardman, Claren-
don at Proctorville, and Tabor
City at Fair Bluff.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23

Playing in the s~ftar.a
D Dunn ari His5 ons. sz,ercisesso 'M y: y
Twins a bit Of baseball Dua9,EsTs
yesterday, 7-3. ''A e~ducst~
sanford's win boos.aa g.
Pxsf so me see0nd-plscs. "I T. Ia:
Red Springs, to four lS- t'i out I,
wilmington, resting in t ~ gaasg
a half game behind tn tn. '2 a Nj.
days earlier in Clinton oath a
IL The spinners collected =,
OFT Joe Kochli. Six Of Oft tb y
gether with an error. mad aeaa' d
runs IN the first half Of tba 'o' t,
inning. Wilson, the s T5 me se'oa:
Ter 1lelder, got four hits ) ~
five trips to the plate N% 5s,. out q
a mate in the fifth, wber 1' ~.
ped out a homer. ne H.
~ s sh santord's first
man. took the runs baft,.' 'a
honors, however. His ,r goY.eo /
second cleaned the sacls ID Il
FL BIZ l., Stone went all Of t5.
SCI scattered 1eoa hits. one Of them ! ,, NJ
fifth inning. '''eF l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23

Activity on the maui market tonisi
centers around Gght-heavyVeig
champion Gus Lesnevich (abOve
New Jersey and Melio Bettina, To-
mel titleholder who halls from Be-
eon, N. Y. They clash for ten rounl
at Madison Square Garden,
Bettina is a squat southpaw, soId
Quilt. Being low to the ground maxi
.1im hard to hit. Melio has enloH
marked success since becoming
heavyweight and hopes to get c@'
to a title shot with the Brown Bon5'
by vanquishing Gus.
Lesnevich has successful ydefends
his title twice since his Coast GsI d
discharge. He chloroformed the BIZ
ish Empire champ and also HTt-
Billy Fox. Gus knows how to
how to hook and, like the Beac0a'
packs a hefty wallop.
Enjoy the excitement, b,o7's
GLOW, on Gillette's Cavalcadeotsp .
over American Broadcastlng Co'D'
WILD, 400 on your dial at u PD
And remember, IN
men 0 o kIlefs
sharp! FEEL WIZ
sharp! BE sharp! eE
Use Gillette Blue NHN
Blades with the H
sharpest edges Yah.
ever honed! n@M
copyrixht. 1877. By Gllest. ssssty Razor e97Es2~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N. c.
Indianapolis Is Still Stunned;
Shaw May Take Wheel Himself

chief Of the Lee racing crew, said
he was dickering with a couple of
drivers.
Other cars still without drivers
included an Alf-Romeo entered by
Fred Frame and Bill White of Los
Angeles; n of the Federal engi-
reering specials entered by Rich
ard Colt of Detroit; the Lee Alta,
Romeo; the entry of Palmer Rae
ing of Indianapolis, and the new
Now Governor special owned by
Lou Welch of Now, Mich.
The Novi, twin to the a in
which Hepburn set the qualification
record of 1894 miles an hour
last year, was qualified last Satur-
day by Merrill Doc) Williams of
Wyandotte, Mich, at the relatively
SLOW speed of 1901 miles an hour
WEIGH contended the car was
capable of 140 and Williams re-
signed.
WEIGH said today he intended to
give several of the new drivers a
chance to drive the car and would
pick a pilot before the weekend.
Twenty-eight cars are at the
track. The lone foreign entry, H.
L. Brooke's Talbot from Coventry,
England, is expected this week.
Most of the activity at the track
today was driving tests for dirt
track drivers WHO hope to make
their first speedway starts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-23
Bucs D0used In Clinton,
Clip Twins, 7 To3

Al Jolson CPlug) has been telling
us for years that April showers
bring May flowers, but he never
got around to saying what effect
May showers have. Manager Nate
Andrews and his Wilmington Pl-
rates found the solution yester-
day-they bring a dearth of base
ball games, especially in Clinton.
1t was just as well. The BUGS
meet Sanford's Spinners tonight
in the Spins back yard, and to-
morrow a similar affair will be
unveiled in Legion Stadium. Al
though the S~anfordians have not
been faring as. well as usual the
last few games, no one can deny
that it is best to have ones best
pitchers all polished up. 1t wouldn't
be a bad idea to do some hitting,
either.
Tonight. Roy Lamb looks to be
the one who must face the Spin
ner's Little Murders Row" OF
Wilson, Nesselrode, Messing and
Pugh. Lefty Louis Cheshire, who
had his only bad day of the seas
on last Sunday at Warsaw, ought
to be rarin' to 60 Saturday.
Victor over the Spinners once
this season, the Pirates would I'm
doubtedly welcome a nice sweep
of the two-game series. which
would cut Sanford's lead to two
and a half games. Warsaw perch
ed in second place a half game
ahead of the BUGS will open in
Smithfield tonight, playing a return
engagement tomorrow before the
home folks.
Still on the injured list for the
Pirates are Johnny M%uscovitch,
whose c%ollarbone was victim of
an unfriendly centerfield wall in
Dunn, and Bill Alsnauer, who is
nursing some torn ligaments in
his right hand. The latter may be
in shape to play in around a
week.
Sunday, Wilmington will play
Shamrock Denning and the rest of
Mickey Balla's Dunn-Erwin Twins,
who will exchange the compliment
here Monday night.
All in all, it's gonna be a tough
next four days.