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PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLOYE win rent
for | OF. years straight. or with option
to buy. or 8 rm. unfurn. house; new or
siRs ss s Wit: sss sss ~
.. 9. FOREST RANGER. Colorado. Trans.
hauae oy ESP wis neess 1un unfuIn
iS's slls. fs'd nss ss': s7ss Mss
fIof&fDx IDA kIsFbENr desires furn. s@S.d- z.
sssls Sat. 10 or 70 sun sn.o mornins %9
FAMILY Of I'm; with sS' s.,.ar-old child ss. need
or bedroom furnished house; win be
sTHRNf16NARR eSF RRr0ps5sy HT s1s s
wants furnished house; bedrooms, for 3
persons RSe no children; NV. area. Ex. 1880,
AIR FORCE OFFICER and wife desire un.
furnished 2.bedroom house or apartment.
IN, n College Park vicinity; maximum, 81 90.
RECENT RETuRNEE from Cairo, Egypt,
Air Force, Col. desires home for self
snd sss sroda, family; bedrooms considered, 5
ood Ar Falls Church. ehe'esa AIessndriss i1Gn
Sra6 O. 6pnlurn.; maximum, s1a6. KenmNe
sI.ii sRsil 6ssa 6sssTsaaished house in Suburbs. Tsi
Is1f eoSs GSssSsafEc RESPECTABLE business girls dss,r. .
sao Ea 81 PEI tsis 1m nsf Nj sass sa4s .tsa
uNFURNrsHED BUNGALOW. / bedroom,
Sc: section; no children, no pets. Phone
Ak. S06s, $3.50 pm. 10 pm. 23s
nished with 8 bedrooms, baths. garase
.'es eE6 R55sE S. fst''ssd 1850
WANTED: furnished apt. or house, for 1
month. Nov. l to Dec. 1, by couple with
7-yr.-old boy: willing to pay good rent.
HOUSE. suitable for rooming house busi-
ness ness ha1e % dasay dIalssnty furniture; NV SECTION
w HAVE RESPONSIBLE CLIENT Who
desires 4-bedrm.. unfurn. house within
S125 per mo: Please call Mr.. Marchal
RA. 1851, BURR 8 YOUNG, Realtors,
DOCToR DESIRES unfurnished apartment
or house in nv, suitable for combined
living quarters and consultation rm.;
Pm,n,mum Mint 8 bedrooms and 2 baths. TIE.
YOUNG LAWYER. wife, two-year. old
daughter. crave pleasant permanent place
to call home; two-bedroom house or apart
ment: references. Columbia $685. 24s
HOUSE OR APARTMENT. Arlington, near
Clarendon; urgently needed by Navy ON.
GERS family; or 8 bedrooms, unfurnished; F;
TO S125. lease. CHI O134. 24s
VETERAN, wife, wishes to share house or
apt: empl. perm; ref; no children. MR..
CURRAN. DE. 1000. 24s
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HOUSES FURh. OR uNFvRN.
Is Min. from Downtown D. c.

Beautiful. modern home; 4 large bedrms..
3h baths, corner and large picture win.
doTs In both living and dining rooms over
looking beautiful garden and woods; out
door terrace for eating and entertaining;
1st floor has large dining rm., living rna
with fireplace, room and " bath, opening
on Lying room may be used as guest room
or library; excellently equipped kitchen;
play yard OF kitchen; End door has mas
ter bedroom with bath, 2 other large rooms
and bath upstairs partially overlooking
at 1925 month. Exclusively with
Hicks Realty Co., Realtors
oV. 1885, ov. 3967. Ewes, TIE O933,
OV. 6S43. "a
SILVER SPRNG-6-room brick bungaIow
With or without 8 acres of ground; $50
Pnone SH. 94s9. 1920 Old Bladensburs
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E. 8 s.W. (cen's.

CAPITOL HILL location = Lovely front
room; nicely furn.: private dwelling; quiet
to ali shopping and transportation; laun-
dry facilities. desire reputable person OF
married couple. Ii. 1929. -22
1925 RIDGE PL. Sc, nr. Navy Yd.-
Sgle. or dble. rms; nicely furn.; suit. for
2 girls or men; home privils. TR. 2449.
1O3 C ST. S.E.-single and double rooms;
near Capitol; good transportation; 81 to
$12 per week. -22
413 I. CAPITOL-Private entrance: limited
kit. priyil.: twin beds. Call after p;m'
LII 249S -2B
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CATTLE AND LIvEsrocK.

EEGISTERED HEREFORD BULL, 1916
months eld pom99 sseeans BY rssStsy
Herefords. Apply j. T. GIBBONS, La
Grange Farm, Haymarket, Va. Phone
CHoicE WHITE-FAcED Hereford steers;
az head. 26 white-faced yearling heifers.
Rpsss gH RSsi4 nae. NE 1Ss
average ZOO lbs, $500 each. UN. 3915.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WOULD YOU LIKE to share a nice home
with 2 eongenial family7 Prefer some one
who will care for my children while ]
work 5 days a wk., OF would consider
caring for .child. of an employed couple;
lge. grounds: ideal for children; either
furn. or unfurn. For details, call NO. 4727
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1417 K st. NV. -
CHEVY CHASE D. G

8 bedrms, 2 baths; S23,5Oo. Charming
stone and brick home, in a lovely setting;
screened porch and open terrace; modern
kitchen; End a., 3 good-sized bedrms. and
2 baths, sun deck OF bedrm.; stairs to
bsmt.; att. garage; property in excel.
cond. To inspect. call JAMES e. SCHWAB,
OR. $500; after B Pm. call 81. 1875, or
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1884 Wisconsin ave- OR. 1925 till 9 p.m
CHEVY CHASE. ID, g.

Spacious center-hall home, Q blocks west
Of Conn. ave-, within walking distance Of
elementary, Junior and senior high schools.
Spacious hall, large living room with open
fireplace, big living porch. unusually large
dining room, kitchen. pantry and tiled
lavatory. Four fine bedrooms and two
baths on second floor. Bedroom and stor.
Beautifully handicapped lot with s8-ft.
frontage. House In splendid condition
throughout. Mr.. shackelford. Ma. $500;
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
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CHEVY CHASE

Rock Creek Park-we have custom built
this modern home for one who Is not in
ness; complete except for decoration op-
tional with purchaser. Featuring. true
plete bath. liv. rm., din rm.. ultramodern
kit, screened in back porch, side sun porch;
up are 2 very large bedrms. and bath,
excellent closet and storage space; attached
garage; individual recreation room with
fireplace; full basement; so It. Wide lot,
EDW. = MCCORMICK q CO., ST. 3262.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED,
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WILL SELL 2-BEDRM. semidetached home;
or apt in Brooklyn. GIL. O622. IA
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THE BROADMOOR


Wash s outstanding cooperative. Conn.
ave. at Porter st. NV. Vacant: poss. upon
title; 2-bedrm., 2-bath home with foyer,
liv; rna., sun porch, kit. and dinette Il
bedrm., bath and reception hall may be
used independently with pvt. entrance
from public CORRIDOR; full price only
ST. 800. Once in Apt. 112. THE
HhRoaADMooR: Hsaal Open IL am. to pm.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
(Authority on cooperative plan since
1920, responsible for most Of Wash.'s CO.
operative apt. developments). washington
1920 CONN. AVE. NV.
1st floor apt with exposures, consisting
q foyer. living Im., bedrm. large porch.
kitchen and bath: price. S7,960, terms.
See Mr.. Lewis. Apt. No. 5.
HOME REALTY co.
1925 Penna. ave. NV. OR. 13o1.-24
CONN. AVE. & NEBRASKA
5112 Conn. ave. n.w.-Several bright apis.
in modern nre resisting building Has
fne exterior appearance, 8
rms. kitchen, dinette and bath; price.
$3.50 and up; all apartments have
to pm. Saturday: open l pm. to pm
Sunday and daily.
HOME REALTY co.
1928 Penna. ave. NV. OR. s413z24
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

EX.GI DOCTOR AND NURSE with small
child desire one-bedroom apt, furn oI
unfurn., vic. Mt. Alto Hospital; reference
Call 81. 1884 "a
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CHEVY CHASE. ID. q.

Today's best buy. $3.50 31st .nl. NV. Yp
New detached true center hall, living room.
large dining room. modern kitchen. powder
room, large screened porch: 3 large bed:
garage, large wooded lot; trades considered.
inspection by appointment any time. TO
reach: Out Conn. ave-. right on Nsbrasks
and right to exhibit home. D. Q. BIE0M,
RA. 1901.
CONTINUED % Next Pags.) 4
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

bedEms En- and d.: b baths: r.: Just sTss Of Western
the peace and ,auiet Of .. suburban com
schools, churches. stores and direct bus
lines. 1st a. has spacious center-entrsncs
hall, lge: living rn1, dining rm.. large
screened porch; End a., excellent bedrms,
and 2 baths. stairs to storage attic; oil
h.-w.h., 2-car garage; nice, level lot Price,
$27,5O0. To .nspect, call JAMES E.
scHWAB. OR; $500 After pm. call
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REFINED ELDERLY LADY desires room
and board in private family. Phone VI.
O596. As
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HOUSES FOR sAls-Ne,.hw.,e

NEAR EASTERN STAR HOME-Sl2,o56,
borhood. semidetached, 5-room brick; gas
storm doors ana GaiK windows S
to s TsEI rsh bcks ~
PAUL ? ~ eMAdoFFIN. DU. 1927. House open
sn:: q . E. 5ss .ssE sssP s:ns: sis; &
heat ADt available. s4S sf''a ar $685. ST. 81
SPECIAL sARGAIN-Nssr 14th and Ali.
s%: Secure sathi hi; 9 ssrfss sods
so"s 1SIs s'' IssE s4AE RSR;
sEicK sk Sssi BuNaALo%Lc,os.-,n NJ S5Sg to aS Nv.
and bath, full basement: only SIS. 250.
&c For "a appt; e. can LOUIS RuDDEN, Eek. 67o7
Sra 81 oH aNp StsGi MADISON ST. N.w.-ultr. mod.
Saod ern Satbs, s,ick gas heat Holy
sSs$ s s 'FRi' kay III Ely e. e.:
ryS Bsarn ArTs sssz ssr 81
Is9!Is EIoSIk S-KM. xsTs'.s Tske%s Fsrf-oa.
PrIeed st rsDrodastion p Cost. t0f al H"nss ssp:
sep: bsmts:; level lot, soxso6; location
-, Rssa IfSsisTsfs kRSE4y e T. '
sSAMRLEE ssn, 9a. S,efe. s1tes baths psnslsd
kitchen. ssrbaEe disposal unit; Suilt:in
R.seis ssasonss1 saaz R REsts ave. WI s9gs gSd
SHEPHERD. PARK-Det. brick, vacant, 3
ha bmS;; r.. iss' 1 nv; Nv; rm:. mirrored nrepl.. IN
bath on i,t d; bedrms H efssd and bsss bssSr% on
nes5 nes dedefst.dm 5sest sm oil 'Rs Rs.t bath in Ssms
Kensington-6 rms, iiv. I'M with lRe
picture window and frepi.. lot. iooxi65
With with beautiful shrubbery and bulbs. A
petworth-Lge. 2-family house. gear
sassasei sasnt Oh hrine neat; ia good buy:
lne9me T61ays eyer $500 per mo plus owners apt.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
a custom-brilt brand-new home. very at
stFactlHey ser NV cdn,nlae dnished det bedrms pow
washer Near schools. transp., etc,
JOHN LIPSCOMB & co.
MI. O6oo; ewes. call John Gill. MI. 1905.
American University Park
| : hSQeC.
and recond. 1st A., liv. rm., din. rnl., Kit.
6edrm, Y bath and den; 8 bedrms., bath
End n; maids rm., toilet in bsnt; large,
deep level lot; gar; near public and paro.
chlal schools, shopping, excel. transp.
WALTER S. CANTREIL
1887 Conn. Ave, Wo. O6Os, MI. 242S.
American University Park
Home open everyday from to 8 pm
1901 Alton pl. n,w.--A new red brick Co
to lonial IL home IN st; AIMS Parish and close
This. This home 'n is on beautifully landscaped
TO the right is a 24-ft. living room with
large screened porch at rear; to the left
is 2 spacious dining room and O modern,
we'll planned kitchen with de luxe gas
range % and SIT. refrigerator; at end Of
The second floor has 3 large bedrooms
with closets and 2 baths; stairway to
Well-ventilated and insulated attic; full
basement a with laundry trays and toilet;
E. M. FRY, INC.
Realtors. WI. 6740. 1928 East-West Hwy.
-25
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POULTRY end EGGS.
JAMES FEED STORE. sl9 < st. NV. ME.
O0s9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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BETHESDA-S17,95O
RETHESNA AREA
BURLEITH-S15 TN
CHEVY CHASE n q

Modern det. brick on large corner lot with
beautiful trees and shrubbery: center hall,
large liv. rm. with picture window and
and bath and screened side porch; end
moor bedrms, dressing room. den, bath
with shower; 24-ft. paneled recr. rm. with
home in immaculate condition; oil heat:
built-in heated garage; fenced side yard.
Billingsley & Sanderson CO.
4934 Wisconsin ave. OR. 1925 till 8 pm.
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$1s,Soo; cash Tea:, $500 No AGENTS.
A9psha A8 shss SGNaAISW 81 IA s'ss s74sos.ausltul
tra-modern. fully, equip. kit and bath, with
many extras, including aluminium windows
and screens. shutters, gas &C. heat. etc.
e " foi further 'infoImst|Sn
isSs is ~ s.h .fS?. r. NV: immediate possession
house IS in esselien very
Gs PREss sE sS1s h.
closets Q baths. double living rm.. din
Wsq ksd 'ne aE sss or
UNUsUAL CHARM-In this Colonial re-
entrance to a7th St. house eontainine iiv.
1st floor, dining rm. on garden level,
and sefsa bath oor ssss5S7se
Call Mrs. Finn. at sANDoz. DU. 1884.
NV. FIRST PREsENTATIoN-Beautiful
@brand-new brand Cape COD Colonial tust com:
mile radius Of White House: delishtful
Of Potomac valley; contains bedrms, f3
are twin-size), full tile baths, 2 hre-
places, screen porch. built-in garage, su-
osrP or PHNK sSeS!us.Ia pHps pf ia l4iI
CONSIDER THIS LOCATION, amid Spring
Valley, Wesley Heights and Kent-Beauti-
1s47; rooms, 3h baths, clubroom, 2-car
garage, screened porch 1sx22, servants
quarters: Call Wo. 4764, or FRANK 8.
NEAR 81. AIMS, WILSON HGH-New
brick Colonial of finest construction; cen
snnas, ssI,hsl rs plan T9Gms baths; ,S ssa aI Ss
s: s.IsHf PHnLfPs: 3I' iii: '''' WIN tAA
HOME WITH NCOME-Beautiful 2-fam-
fly with vacant newly decorated apart
ment for owner: rented apartment practi-
eeslly pays all sll expenses; sl6,5oo. GE.
soo zoo block ea; ~1sa WALNUT ST. N.w.-a-story,
lge. rms; tiled bath. front porch; full
bsmt;, oil heat, garage. Venetian blinds,
Bendix washer; lge: lot; newly redecorated;
priced reasonable; terms. Mr.. Barker, Sligo
HOME AND INCOME, near Dupont Cir
Gle. in. exclusive white section. Embassy
row; IA rooms. with elevator and air con-
ditioning: Call r. HERANDEz. BROKER,
Pg5 9s,5oS go CASH, OF approved. 8 and 2
room new detached brick homes in Glen
TO reach: Drive out Mass; ave. extended
to 300 block, turn left block to homes.
For information call Mr.. Nolan, Ma. $3.50;
nishts. DO. be37. Ext. 304. Open Sat-
md sunday.
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CHEVY CHASE. ~. C.

O11TV N3I11NC, % u
First time offered. Detached prewar brick
ment Schools. Liv. rm. e With S''f arepIace. %
large din. rm., kit, pantry and lavatory
LIST floor: End floor has bedrms. and Q
finished srd door; gas h.-w.h.; 2.csr det.
garage. Just, OF Military I'd. where there
Is bus service. Reasonably priced At
RAYMOND B. DUNN
1920 Wis. ave- NV, OR. 7632. -23
CHEW CHASE
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American University Park

43rd and Brandywine n.w.-This 6-rm.
Semldet. brick home with oil heat, large
substantial cash; concrete front porch, 3
sarge rear porches, convenient location.
9l4,Sou Call MT. Moser, Ia. 1881 with
. Il KAY REALTY CO., INC.
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American University Hts

This property is located 3 blocks west Of
WE, WIS. ave. with public, .parochial schools
ouS, shopping center and churches nearby
a very comfortable home in fine cond., is
toeated IN a newer home community; at
Irae. rms, tiled bath, storage attic. Poss
WIN deed. This Is an excellent value on
todayS ,ntii market. To inspect. call wo. 1900
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

1401 18th N.W.-Large dble. share rm
man. man seiective menus; switchboard. AZ AZ
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Steelcraft in So, 26' and 20' models. See
Mr. Hughes at STEELEcRAFT DOCK,
Maine ave. and M st. sw. ST, 4145.
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BusINEssWoMAN desires small furnlshed
after $50 pm, Lincoln 1914 23s
STATE DEPT EMPInYE and vife desirs
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

LIGHT HAULING and delivering, eve.
nings, Saturdays and Sundays. Call NO
S00A pa
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CO. -oP. APIS. FOR SALE

0LORED-UNFURN. APT. wanted; re.
r. 6593, MR., GRuIO -22
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-03
Brunette, B, Wins Divinq
 Title for U. }.

OLYMPIC POOL, WEMBLEY. England, Aug. 3--tR-Mrs. Victoria .Manalo Braves, 23-year- -old brunette beauty from Pasadena, Calif., won the Women's olympic Springboard Diving Championship today for the United States.
 Seventeen-year- Zoe Ann Ol- sen, American Springboard Cham pion and high school senior from Oakland. Calf, was runnerup in the event.
 Patricia Ann Elsener of San Fran ciso placed third to give Uncle Sam's nieces a sweep in the speciality just as Americas men divers earlier had achieved.
 The United States basketball team was forced to stage last half rally to turn back a tough Argentine club in the Olympic preliminaries today, 59 to ST.
 The Argentines led, B to 26, at intermission and Uncle Sam's boys had to uncork a fire-truck finish to keep their record clean. It was the third victory for the i Americans in the group e" elimina- tions and the first setback for the Argentines. Chile clinched a berth in the
 championship finals by easily de-
 feating the Philippines, 68 to 39. 1 The United States water polo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-03
THAT WAY WITH WOMEN" FEATURE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

That Way With Women" star ring Dane Clark, Martha vickers and Sydney Greenstreet, which will be the new screen offering tonight at the 20th Century Theatre prom ises something special in the way of light comedy romance.
 In the new Warner Bros attrac- ton dynamic Dane Clark and viva cious Martha Vickers make their de- but as romantic team and their performances are likely to add many more devotees to their already vast legions of fans.
 To round out the complement of stars, Sydney Greenstreet sheds his familiarly sinister villainy for his portrayal of J. P. Alden, jovial mill lionaire auto manufacturer.
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plenty of time to spare. Forsythe caught on for his first hit of the evening and Selmer then took the badly pounded ball for two- hase ride which brought in both basemen. Joe Guy, former Elks hurler, then climaxed the show by rapping out single and bringing in the third and last run.
 Legion Gets Busy
 Firing in the last of the seventh, Phelps began bowling them in and the Legion was quick to catch on. Metcalf, the first man up, pounded out a single deep into right field, which was only few feet short of being fish food; Bell stood at the plate for the four necessary losses and took base on a walk, and young Bill Orme came up third to swat out double into right field and bring in the Le- gion's first run.
 Nielsen then singled for his first counter in four tries and was brought in by Notar's deep clout into center field. Cope, who had walker to first. was caught mak- ing third for the retiring out after Jim Nielsen had famed. for the second out.
 Pitching an exceptionally good game for the first six innings, Phelps let down in the last of the seventh to rob himself of a one- hit game and a shutout. And the lone hit had been a bunt which Phelps and Tyvol had stood pat iently over, waiting for 1t to roll over the four line it didn't.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-03
} TEAMS EDGING
 up ON BRAVES IN
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
By JOE RE1cHLER

Major League baseball fans, gog- gle-eyed over the closest race in
 American League history, finally
 have begun to realize that the Ma tional is having whizzer of it's own. Slowly but surely, the New York Giants, St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers are creeping up on the pace-setting Boston Braves Whereas only two weeks ago the Braves were sailing serenely along on an eight-game spread, today
 their margin is only five games. Yesterday it was the Cardinals
 turn to gain ground on the leaders. Enjoying their biggest batting day of the year, the Redbirds teed off on five New York pitchers for 20
 hits to humiliate the Giants 2l-5. The victory enabled the Cards to virtually tie for third place with the losing Dodgers, who own slim
 one percentage point bulge over the Redbirds. Both are only game behind the Giants and six off the pace.
 i Del Wilber and Enos Slaughter led
 the Cards assault. Wilber collected three hits and drove in five runs.
 Slaughter, who got on base in his first five times at bat, also collected three hits.
 The lowly Cincinnati Reds handed
 the Braves their third loss in their
 last four games, 3-1, as Southpaw
 Johnny Wander Nicer bested rookie
 righthander Vern Bickford in a l pitching duel under the lights in Boston.
 Johnny Schmitz outpitched fou1
 Brooklyn hurlers to give the Chicago
 Cubs an Thinning Az victory over
 the Dodgers.
 The Phillies and Pirates enjoyed
 a day of rest.
 In the only American League game, played at night, the St. Louis Browns staved off a late rally by Washington to defeat the Senators 1-5.
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'5W0RD5MAN' I5 ENDING TONIGHT,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Columbia's exciting romantic dra-
 ma, The Swordsman," the new Lar try Parks Technicolor starrer, will
 end it's successful run at the Capi- tol Theatre tonight.
 Ellen Drew plays the leading sup
 porting role. Other featured players
 are George Macready, Edgar Buch-
 anan. Ray Collins and Marc Platt. Coming tomorrow at the Capitol is Lost Honeymoon" starring Fran chot Tone. Ann Richards, Tom Con-
 way and Francis Rafferty. The film is said to be riotous comedy, ' full of laughs and racy dialogue. The gags. it is said. fly thick and last.
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MOOSE 5M0THER5
 LEGION CHANCES
 16 T04LA5T NIGHT
Phelps Connects for Lone Homer in Heavy Game
 -Gdme Tonight

With the top half of the score board looking much like Califor- mia license plate, the Moose last night got off to quick start to wade. through the error-happy Le- zion in l6-4 game, if the mean ing of the word can be stretched to include last nights marathon of base running.
 vuille was the first man up and made base on a walk, Lawrensen then made it on an error, and Phelps, the third man to take the plate, drove out his first homer of the season to put the Moose out in front 3-0 Selmer and Sim- mons scored two more runs in the first to put the Legion five runs behind before taking bat in hand. And bat in hand is all they took for the first six innings, being held to one hit (which was fluke) and no runs.
 Five runs not being a convinc- ing lead, the Moose racked in the same number in the second inn ing on two hits and four errors. The Legion was especially gratiutous to Jim Vuille, catching for the Moose, who walked to first and made home by the same method when Bell made bum throw to third.
 Hurlers Changed
 Rudy Notar, starting hurler for the Legion, was replaced by Niel- sen in the first of the second inn ing, but the Moose onslaught con- tinued. After being pulled from the mound, Notar was shifted to third and then to left field, but his barrage of costly errors con- tinued. Being unable to pull his throws out of the air, Notar would have done more damage to passing aircraft than to Moose runners trying to make first.
 Not havlng displayed spark or life in the first two innings, the third inning got underway with Cope of the Legion making beau- tiful stop of Jim Vuille's hard- driven fly into center field. In the first of the seventh, the Moose once more opened up with the heavy batteries when the first four men up tagged Nielsen for four hits and three runs. Phelps was the first to bat and swatted out his third hit of the day in four trips to the plate. Although only clean single. Notar muffed the ball in center field and when the Legion decided to quit juggling it round, Phelps was talking poli- tics with the third baseman and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-03
3RD EDITION OF GUIDE
 TO ALASKA IS READY

Lou Jacobin's third edition of the Guide to Alaska for tourists and sportsmen is now available, it was announced today. Jacobin is visit- ing in Juneau and is staying at the Baranof Hotel. His home is in Los Angeles. The book tells visitors pla- ces of interest to see in Alaska, what accommodations they might expect and other informative material.
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Summary: Home runs Phelps; three base hits. O. two base hits Phelps l, Selmer l, Orme l.; double plays: 0; struck out by Nielsen 2, Phelps 8, Notar 0. walked by: Nielsen 6, Phelps 4, Notar |; hit batted: Nielsen l, Phelps 2, Notar 1; runs batted in: Phelps 3, Selmer 4, Forsythe 1, Lawrensen l, Vuille l, Guy l, Orme 1, Nielsen (E) 1, Notar l; umpires, Erbland at the plate and Lowe on base.
 Weather permitting, the Moose Douglas game postponed from July IS, will be played tonight begin ming at 6:30 o'clock.
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assured himself of the modern pentathlon title in the Olympic
 games by capturing the fourth event in the program swimming. The 34-year-old artillery captain
 swan the 30O-meter (327 yards) test In four minutes, 27 seconds.
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CHATHAM VISITOR R. M Tucker of Chatham is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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team was eliminated from the Olym- pic tournament by Sweden, which scored a TO victory in second match.
 The brawny Turks supplanted the United States today for free style wrestling honors in the Olympic games.
 Only two Americans, Glenn Brand of Clarion, Iowa, and Henry Witten- berg, New York's grappling police man, could boast gold medals in the mat game after the Turks got through.
 Sweden's w. o. c. Grut virtually