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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-12
U. S.. OFFICIAL ON TRAVEL OUTSIDE
 MOSCOW LIMITS

MOSCOW, Oct. 12.-R- Major Gen. John w. O'Daniel, Military Attache of the U. S. Embassy here, reported by telephone to his office oday his arrival in Stalingrad. He the first foreigner in Moscow to journey outside the capital since new restrictions on travel by for eigners went into effect.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-12

France and has caused some inter- national trains to be routed over different tracks. The French coal strike is now in it's ninth day, with no sign of break.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-12
PARIS

PARIS The Communicated railroad strike in France continued to pick up strength today. However. the walkout is still far from being a complete stoppage. The strike has been most effective in eastern
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-12

PORTLAND-A bag round in railroad baggage locker yielded S28,- 0O9 worth of narcotics last night. That's the biggest haul Portland police can remember ever finding U. s. Narcotics Agent John Ii Young said a man identified as Edward T. Nelson had been ar rested.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-12

PARASITIC death Of Henru du Moulin de la Barthete, AS, Chief of Cabinet under Marshal Petain's vichy government in 1940, was an- nounced here today.
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Xmas Cards At
Silver Mask Shop

THE SILVER MASK STUDIO
SHOP, $50 Columbus Ave. Bcs-
ton, is bullying with Holiday
gifts. If you can't spend Thanks
giving with your family, mail
them one Of our most attractive
cards. Also, you will find what
we consider the loveliest selec-
ton of Xmas cards that we have
ever offered for ycur choice in
GLIDING Currier & Ives, Famous
Cathedrals and Winter Wonder
land Scenes reproduced and
published by Gallery Artists.
Choose cards for yourself or your
business, allowing ten days for
imprinting. Come in and browse.
M. J. CAMBRIDGE, Prop, MIL
DRIED DAVENPORT. Mgr.
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cadets honored Miss ROTC" in
review and decoration cere-
mony, Horored as Miss RoTCa
was Miss Betty Hicks Of Tulsa.
Okla.
The Clarence Cameron White
Club senior members met Tues
cay evening, Nov. 8 at the home
OF Mrs. Clara Christian, 400
Mass. ave. Present were Mrs.
Carr, Mrs. Doris Gibson, Miss
Florence Williams, Mrs. Clara
Christian, Mrs. Elizabeth Wheat
ley, who is the clubs pesirdent,
and Mrs. Bailey of Marble ST.,
a new member. Plans for club
activities were discussed.
Dressmaking is taught Tues
day and Thursday evenings at
Royal Dressmaking shop. is
Hammond ST., Mrs. Gertrude
Danes, director.
Mr.. and Mrs George Logan Of
Cambridge were dinner guests last
Sunday of Mrs George S. Wheat
ley, of 81 Camden St. Boston.
The State Board BYPU Thanks
giving service will be held at the
Zion Baptist Church, Everett,
Sunday, Nov. 81, 3 P. M.
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CITY NEWS

Now comes the fall and time
to prepare for the following whit
err. Do you need extra money?
II so You can cease worrying. Go
to II. b. Budding Company at the
Little Building, rooms S30-S31
18th fioor) cor, Boylston and Ire
mont SITS. There in privacy you
can arrange for whatever amount
you need. Do not be embarrassed
for money when relief can be so
readily secured.
Mrs. Sadie Ward, soprano,
sings for Educational Benefit at
Berea Seventh Day Adventist
Church, 712 Shawmut Ave, Rox-
bury, Rev. T. L. Davis, minister,
Sunday, Nov. IA, at PM. Mrs.
Gladys Peraue will be accom-
pan.st. Assisting will be Mrs.
RhOda Cole, pianist. A Outlet
Supper will be seived at the
close of the program.
P1ul Robson left By plane last
Sunday for an appearance in
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Elizabeth Jackson of Philadel-
phia.
The first meeting Of the new
ly formed "Purla-tue Club" was
held at the home of Ruth M.
Hunter Of Roxbary, organizer, on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 8. on
GERS elected were Ruth M. Hunt
er, president, Alice Collins, vice
president, Anita Barrows, secre-
tary, Virginia Remy, financial
secretary, and Beatrice Moody,
treasurer. Other members are
Cleo Crayton, Louise White, and
Ollie Shearion. After business a
delicious collation. was enjoyed.
John Murray, 8 Ebert ST., Rox-
bury, student at the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music, is a
member Of the violin section Of
the Conservatory Orchestra. He
viii play in a concert to be
Given by the orchestra in Jordan
Hall, Boston, Thursday evening,
November 10. at BIS.
At opening meeting of the
Ieaguettes, held at $50 Column
bus ave, officers we're elected as
fellows President, Chamaine
Gardner: vice-president, Fran
cine Roberts; secretary, Eliza
beth Pierce; treasurer, Ruth
Spooner; journalist, Ann Reid.
During the meeting 90 girls were
awarded membership certificates
from the parent body, The Rest
haven League, on completion of
a six month probationary period.
Plans for the coming year were
discussed and different commit
tees chosen.
Mrs. Ida B. Williams of $50
fremont st. was rendered a sur
Prize birthday party on oct. "a
at 1905 fremont st. by members
and friends Of her Household of
Ruth. There was lovely birth
day cake, a pin with her name
Inscribed besides many beautiful
cards :. During the evening a
collation. was served.
Mrs. Williams was delightfully."-
surprised and thanks all who
llade 1t such a delightful occa-
sion and remembered her with
cards and other gifts.
A WINTER CARNIVAL viii be
given at the Twelfth Baptist
Church, Rev. w. H. Hester, pas
tor, in the early part of Deem
Der. Watch for the date. Aus
pices of the clubs and auxiliaries
of the Church.
Miss Lois Lawrence Of Boston,
was presented as Miss Battery
c" at Hampton Institute last
Wednesday Whe', the Institutes
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fist Church. Bearning mothers,
with their babies, church friends,
and others, crowded the parlors
of the Paige home. Winning
babies were: Henry Battle. 1853
Crawford st., LIST prize; Joanne
E. Davis, IL Windsor S. End
prize; Barbara Lewis, As ottawa
ST., 3rd prize.
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Kingston, jamaica. He Travelled
by Pan American World Anyways
Clipper from Miami, Fla.
A very interesting program
will be presented by the Liberia
College Club of America at the
regular Coffee Hour. The Guest
speaker will be Benjamin Tan
ner johnson, who very recently
toured England, France, Holland,
and Belgium. NJ. Johnson will
report en- his visit in these
countries, and moving pictures
relating to his trip will also be
an added feature. The public
is invited to hear him on Sun
day, Nov. 81, at $50 PM. at the
International Institute, 100 Bea-
con Street, Boston.
Mrs. Henrietta Tracy of 20 Ball
St., Roxbury, was a winner of
one Of the prizes given at Tim
othy Smiths Store, Friday, Nov
5.
The Clarke Merrill Beauty
Shoppe at 5O7 Shawmut Ave,
has fine grade of hair goods,
including chignons, wigs, trans
formations and Page Boys,
Ture in Saturday morning at
s:15 over Station WTAo GA on
your dial when Vera Carney in
PRODUCES the Barnett family.
Mrs. Margaret Montey, 81 New
comb ST.. has as houseguest Miss
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Hub Pianist
At Xavier

NEW ORLEANS Stanley Kir-
ton Of Boston, accompanied
Hortense Love. soprano, in 4 re-
cital in Xavier University Gym
nasium Friday, Oct. 20. Kirton
teaches piano, counterpoint and
musical form in xavier's school
Of music. He is a graduate Of
the New England Conservatory
OF Music in Boston and last year
he taught at Knoxville College.
Tenn.
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Z P1ul Robson left BY plane last
Sunday for an appearance in
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Baby Contest
Winners

A lively diversion was pro-
vided by a popular babies con-
test Sunday, Oct. 81, at the home
Of Mrs. Paige, 7O8 Columbus Ave.
The contest was held by the
ushers beard of the 18th Bap-
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Photo shows PERRY COMO,
star of stage, screen and
radio, who will appear at
the Boston Garden, Nov. 20,
at the third annual Jamboree
held in aid of the Christopher
Columbus Catholic Youth
Center, one of the many pro-
jects sponsored by His Elk
celIency, Archbishop Rich
ard J. Cushing of Boston.
, 1948-12-14
Edwin E. Bobb
To Lecture Sunday
AT Pelton HulI

The public bible lectures
sponsored by the Watchtower
Bible & Tract Society Of Brook
lyn, New York, will be resum-
ed this Sunday afternoon, Dec
ember 10, when Edwin Bobb
an ordained minister, will de-
liver an address entitled who
Are Gods Minister'S"
This discussion will be held
at 3 p. m. in Pelton Hall, Chris
tiansted.
An invitation has been is
sued to the general public.
, 1948-12-14
American Republics
To Investigate
Costa Ricun Churge

The organization Of Ameri-
can countries has under con-
sideration appointment of a
fact-finding commission which
will be sent to Costa Rica for
the purpose of investigating
the charge made that the coun
try has been invaded by Mica
raguan troops. Decision might
be made at today's session.
Yesterday diplomats confer
red and searched for an accept
able solution. However, it is
unlikely that troops of any
kind will be sent. As far as
the United States is concerned
Continued on Page a
, 1948-12-14
Virgin Islunds Youth
Council MONIES It's
ADVISERS

The newly organized Virgin
Islands Youth Council with
headquarters in New York city
has obtained the services of
Atty. Leander Roberts, Atty.
James A. Bough and Malcolm
Jackson, as advisers to the or
carnations Insular Planning
Committee. This announce
ment was made by Alexander
Farrelly, chairman.
Securing Of assured techni-
cal advice has been necessita-
ted, among other things, by the
Councils plan to submit pre-
pared testimony to Congress
sional Committees on legisla-
ton for the Islands, and to Sc
cure the introduction of other
beneficial legislation in the 81
Congress.
, 1948-12-14
Hotel Pink Funcy
Opens Officially
Tomorrow

A new hotel, with the ro-
mantle name Of Pink Fancy
will open officially tomorrow.
Something new in design,
the building is all truly pink
with deluxe apartments. The
rooms are given such names
as Flattery, Fantasy, Felicity,
Frivolty, Upper Joy & Lower
Joy.
Each apartment has an cleo
trio kitchen with porcelain
bath and hot and cold running
water. 4
The excellent work of re-de-
signing this building and max
ing these deluxe apartments
was done by Owe Olsen, local
building contractor.
Mrs. Margery Olsen, real es-
tate dealer, is in charge of
Pink Fancy.
, 1948-12-14
Matching of Horses
To Be Completed
AT Kings Hill

Matching of horses for the
Christmas races will be COM
pleted at a meeting scheduled
for tonight at Kings Hill Po-
lice Station.
The program was not COM
pleted at last Sundays session
the Jerusalem Track. In the
meantime, however, plans are
going forward for one of the
best race cards to be held here
, 1948-12-14
Cords Upset Braves
Toke 2 Comes Of 8

Cardinals were triumphant
on Sunday when they clipped
the Braves, ga and 1916, drop
ping the first game IA.
The final score for the first
game Braves 7 runs on 10 hits.
Three Braves men got homers,
Todman, Monselle Isa-
room and Henry Martinez. Car
dinals 4 runs on 5 hits.
In the End game the Cards
went wild with s runs on 9
hits. Braves 4 runs on Z hits.
Up to the fourth inning the
score was 90 when Jim Peter
son Of the Cards trippled with
two on.
The last game brought the
Continued on page 4
, 1948-12-14
General Clay Sees No
Russidn MilitarY
Preparations

General Lucius .. Clay, y.
s. Military Commader ia Ber-
lin, says that he has, thus far,
seen no indications of any ex-
tra-ordinary military prepare
tons by the Russians. This
was in reply to the report that
the Soviets are moving large
bodies of troops and equip
ment. He said he could see no
CONTINUED on page a
, 1948-12-14
Return
To headquarters In
Washington

Garland L. Rounds, Chief
Engineer of the Bureau of
Community Facilities Of the
Federal Works Agency, re-
turned to Washington on De
cember 10. Messers. Tuttle and
Simmonsen of the Public
Roads Administration have
also returned to Washington.
Messers. Underwood & Gold
en- of the Public Buildings Adj
ministrattion are still in the
Virgin Islands working on
plans for hospitals and school
buildings.
Definite decision will not be
reached on the sites of the va
rious public buildings until
the Govern has had opportu-
nifty to confer with the Public
Buildings Administration of
ficials.
, 1948-12-14
u. S. Would MOI Aid
Communist Govt.
In Chino

Paul Hoffman, ECA Admin
istrator said that the United
States government is watch
ing the setup in China before
reaching a decision. If a coali-
ton government operated for
the benefit Of the Chinese peo-
pie favorable consideration
would be given. However, he
made it clear that a govern
ment made up entirely Of com
munists would hardly get fay
orable consideration for fur
Their help from the u. S.
He is going to Marking to
talk with General Chang Kai
, 1948-12-14
Attorney Bough Due
III ST. Thomus.O On
Thursday

Attorney James A. Bough,
formerly District Attorney &
now head of the Caribbean
Section Of the Dependent
Areas Division Of the United
Nations, is due to arrive in St.
Thomas from Guadeloupe on
Thursday, December 16.
Mr.. Bough may remain sew
eral days before returning to
resume his duties at United
Nations headquarters at Lake
Success.
, 1948-12-14
High Priority Asked
For New Phone
System In VI.

The local Government has
asked that a high priority be
given next year to the Federal
Works project for the installa-
ton of a new automatic te1e-
phone system in both st. Croix
and st. Thomas.
, 1948-12-14
British Worship To
Visit ST. Thomus
In Junuury

British Vice Consul Henry
l. O'Neal has advised the Gov
ernor that His Majesty's Ship
"Snipe" under the command of
Commander c. George Walker
will pay a courtesy visit to ST.
Thomas early in January.
The ship is scheduled to ar
rive on January Z and will re-
main several days.
Evening star., 1948-07-12

CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Fort Wayne, Ill; Saginaw, b--b.
Flint, Id: Grand Rapids. ia.
Muskegon, Q; Dayton, 6.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
'Quanfico Linksmen
Take Firm Command
In Virginia Series

The Ouantico Oficer's Club golf
team has what appears to be safe
291k point lead with only one match
remaining in the four-club round
robin Northern Virginia series. The
final match will be played August Is
at Belle Haven.
Quantico dominated the third
match of the series yesterday at
Fredericksburg by scoring SO points
to As for Belle Haven, Is for the
hosts and only "a for the defending
champion, Washington Golf and
Country Club.
That left Quantico with 146 points,
Washington with 1862, Belle Haven
with 941a and Fredericksburg with
rs.
Winners in weekend club events:
CONGRESSIONAL (rwo-man team cham
pionship]: First flight auarterfpalsIG; ;,,I: p
Given and !, pr W 5.l J. ESens dedeatea sns sliy
SFeais Phsa ana and G X whsfS Mfer defeaed Elmer
jenkins and A. w Familiar, 5 and 4;
B. L. Eberts and HAIRY Bachman defeated @ e
F. F. E McArdle and H: l. Andersen 2n ID de-
feated E. v. Brumfiel and Z; M warner
and l. SECOND @ ighS pstsSe0n semih9sNJ J. n NeI- u
HtndS Isnd and A H. A. Mihills, 3 and 2; L 4.
jennings ard j. NJ. Young defeated E.
Hodges and Dr.. J. r. Curry, : and BE l. ,o,s
KENWooD Board Of Govsrn9n5s y 5Sonose sonnee
man 76-slE26. 12l, the su1dsI Leader. otbsy r1sy
Ss2-3ss' e1 l$4; 4td sSii.y G 7ks.746s. s1aa' 1ss
SGEsiT~PPi EAST ~PioToMAc Il, MIXED scotch four
some5-Mary Ruhl and John BaGhman'
9I 25-6f; Nellie Smith and N. c; BroWn
| S7-i9-6s: Hilda Barnes and Al smith,
MANOR. MANOR tBest bali feursomes2mTuttSy s.r anS
esik; Ed Kekenes, % S4-2I-b3 tied william
clsrks099 son E,,,iT H 1aIsMss MaTsen; william Love
urc .WS%snBs %es Burrows' i2s1ae ss1ho-Ss slhe
PRfNCE GEORGES (Kicker,ss, handicap .,s
| tournament)-.Low gross to Biliy Grlmn
with under par 1w 35aoTos; gct TommS SeIone I'VE
3!9m1 9n1aMfo: klnSef S. 3. smith T "a -1amso; {: N
/ Harmon. 77-16-6I: Map. c. E. MORRISON
sSISTmSNs iSbIaN SPRING "a. s. Kay !, TroPhy'vv . v
sshl stfnsys Esymssa4 slase a.st as2
WOoDMoNT tscotch foursomelNsDr
M0n a9dms9 asg nd R.Db Or GOLDSMITH Asn chsfs snd
L0a 0aaRhMYNAvY hiitiNsA 5Hickey Or points toyrns-
EEarnhardt and Panl johnson, As points.
WASHINGTON Horton Cup)-Medanst
R. Hotze tnsr With 4o nSRsm6Sai Rsyn6as BY ss1ese
nav and W. q. warner. 7s-13-s6. Match play
in hnt the tournament for plyaers with handi-
| caps of II through II begins this week.
ruRasr RnThtsPAo sa,soGea = AH Frank fEegost s.
Dr. DJJ j. j. Koopman, ss-21-77.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Barnett Claims Winning Score
In Md. Open Will Be Over Par

The match was held to raise funds
to send Baltimore's five public links
qualifiers to the national cham
pionship. A similar match recently
was held in New York as q charity
affair.
Tomorrow is the entry deadline
for the Middle Atlantic Senior goli
championship for the Walter r
McCallum Memorial Trophy that
will be played Thursday at Burn
ing Tree. The minimum age is St
for the 18-hole medal play event
won last year by Roger Whiteford
Entries close with Secretary DR.
Robert A. Keilty.
The attendance at the new Fort
Dupont golf course over the weel
end was only fair with number ol
golfers complaining that of1cials o1
the public links must have beer
keeping the course opening secret
Most of the players who turned Out
were extremely pleased with it, how.
ever. Much of the favorable com.
ment was devoted to the greens.
The United States Golf Associa.
ton today closed the entries for its
first junior tournament after ex.
tending the deadline four days. Of
ficials Of the local golf association
who worked with the USGA in So
liciting entries were critical of the
methods used.
They felt that boys II and under
were too young and inexperienced
to be forced to dig up entry blanks
fill them out, pay a So entry, get the
entries in on deadline, etc, insteac
Of allowing them to send the en-.
tries to a local representative who
would forward them to the USGA
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Swedes, Czechs Clash
For Davis Zone Title
By the Associofed Press

STOCKHOLM, July 12.-Tennis
forces of Sweden and Czechoslo-
vakia will meet later this month
for the European Zone Davis Cup
championship.
The victor then will take on the
winner of the North American Zone
eliminations for the right to chal-
lenge the United States, trophy
holder.
The European finals must be COM
pleted before July q. The site has
not been fixed.
The Czechs gained the finals
Yesterday by defeating Italy, 3 to 2
Jaroslav Drobny, Czech southpaw
ace, triumphed over Marcello Del
Bello of Milan, 11-9, 6-3, 60, in
the decisive match.
Gianni Cucelli of Italy conquered
Vladimir Cernik, 6-2, 2-6, 6-3
6-3.
Sweden advanced Saturday by
beating England.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Kansas at Sea

BY The Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, July l2.-The
answer to what the University OF
Kansas will do about the Big Seven
Conferences ultimatum to fall IN
line with the leagues eligibility
rules appeared to be somewhere In
the Pacific today.
Chancellor Deane w. Malott, who
10 days ago defied the conferences e
Interpretation Of an eligibility rule
that made five Kansas transfer stu
dents ineligible for further COM
petition, was reported on a two
week Pacific cruise with the uni
versity's Naval ROTC unit.
In special session here Saturday,
the Big Seven ordered its members
to cancel all games with Kansas
unless the dissenting member no
titles the association of its inten-
ton ito abide by the rules"
The deadline for Kansas to get
in line was set for July "a. The
faculty representatives approved
the threatened ban on Kansas by
a Stool vote. Kansas State. which
voted with Kansas when the rule
was interpreted at Lincoln, Nebr.,
May 81, did not vote Saturday.
University of Kansas officials
were noncommittal today. Ray
mond Nichols, executive secretary
to the chancellor, said he had con-
tacted Malott and the university
head had mo further comment at
this time"
Evening star., 1948-07-12
With Bill Leeteh

it up to the boat, our landing net
was too small. We made the at
tempt with the net, but it broke
under the weight Of the fish. Our
only alternative was to try to ease
him over the side, but the hooks
would not stand the strain and he
broke loose and slowly swan into
the depths Of the lake.
Gene Bjorkman, formerly o1
Washington and now here repairing
his health. is coming up to fish with
us this afternoon. Genes many
friends will be glad to know he
again is in fine condition. Steak.
are in the ice box. also bass f1let.
aplenty with all the trimmings
Should be a large evening.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Roach Is So Favorife
Tonight Over Perry,
Trying Comeback

Aaron Perry, Washington middle
weight, shows the home folk to-
night whether hes got q chance to
make a success Of his comeback at
tempt. He fights Tavern Roach, a
promising youngster who's being
hailed as a threat to top-ranking
I6o-pounders, In the 1o-round main
event match at Grifnth Stadium.
Several years ago the big-shoul-
dered, hard-hitting Perry appeared
to have a bright future in store.
But somewhere along the line he
sizzled out and hasn't done much Of
anything recently. He's only %
years old and still has chance to
make a success of a fight career If
he can regain his early form. APP
parently he's sincere in wanting to
do so and for the last several months
he has been a regular worker
around the gym.
Perry has split in two fights this
year and enough OF his old fans
Ilhc Ills ClldllCCS IOillsHC W AiOAN
down the odds by which Roach
normally would be heavily favored.
The ex-Marine is a 58 choice for
tonight, but a year ago he would
have been 1-3 or better. He's beaten
such as Billy Arnold, Norman Rubio
and Herbie KronoWitz and dropped
a close one to Marcel Cerdan.
One change has been made in the
supporting card of three 10-round-
ers. Leo Stolls of Baltimore has
been substituted for Jackie Lyons
as opponent for Heavyweight Jackie
Crawford. Lyons reports an in
iured ankle. Other 10-heaters are
Jimmy Cooper against Joe Kay,
feathers, and Ken Stribling against
Randy Brown, middleweights. Coo
per and Stribling are seeking to
reverse earlier wins by tonight's
opponents.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Promoter Rushes 10 Sign
zaIe for Cerdan Fight
" ,bs A,sesicssd Press

BRUSSELS, July 12.-Andy Neid.
erreiter, promoter for the Tourna-
ment Of Champions, was rushing
back to New York today to close
the deal for . September title fight
between World Middleweight Cham
pion Tony Zale and Frances Mar
eel Cerdan.
Neiderreiter saw Cerdan regain
his European 16o-pound crown Sat-
urday night by outpointing Cyrills
Delannoit of Belgium in Is rounds.
Neiderreiter said to close the
deal he had only to confer with
Sam Plan. Zale's manager, on de-
tails, but he expected this to be
mere formality.
Ray Robinson. the welterweight
champion, also has been seeking .
shot at Zale's title.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
w. L. Pct. W. L. Pct
Pueblo AZ 36 .551 Denver 80 40 494
lincoln AZ SO .53S Omaha 80 40 4sI
DesM ines 40 Al .494 siouxCity 35 45 .43s
Denver, 40; Lincoln, 3-S..
Sioux City. SIS; Des Moines. 1-1o.
| Omaha, I'll: Pueblo, %.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Hawkins
rightfeld, and Walker Cooper, New
York, catcher.
Blackwell to Start for n. L.
Continued From Page A-14D

rightfield. and Walker Cooper, New
York, catcher.
Blackwell to Start for n. L.
Durocher was expected to name
Ewell Blackwell of the Cincinnati
Reds as his starting pitcher and fol-
low with Johnny Sain of the Braves
and Ralph Branca of the Dodgers.
An expected sellout crowd of $4,000
will pour approximately SIS, 900 into
the players pension fund. Game
time is 2:3o CEDT) and in case of
postponement the game will be
played Wednesday at noon (EDT:
Harris said First Baseman Mickey
Vernon Of the Mats would take over
at first base after Al innings. Mas
terson, Washington's other repre-
sentative, will not see action unless
Newhouser, Raschi or Page requires
relief.
The American League will be striv-
ing for its 11th victory in the 18th
annual spectacle. The National
League has won only once in the last
seven years and has lost three
straight.
Three years ago-Major League
Club owners approved Senator A.
B. CHappy) Chandler as base
ball high commissioner.