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The Nome nugget., 1949-07-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
 SECOND DIVISION,
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE of HERBERT SPENCER,
 Deceased.
 No. 786
 Notice Of Hearing On Final Report Of Administrator And
 Determination Of Heirs Notice is hereby given that the Final Report and Account of the administrator of this estate has been filed, and that on the gth day of September, l949, at the hour of ten o'clock AM, a Hearing on the said Report and Account will be had; and also at such time the Court will determine who the heirs and distributes of this eS- tate are:
 Objections to the said Report and Account, and proof of heir ship, will be heard at the time aforesaid.
 Dated this 9th day of July, 1919.
 C. C. TANNER,
 Administrator de bonis non Publish July 8, Is, 22, 29, l949
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Hoyas, Eagles Hosts
In Diamond Games;;
CoIoniaIs 5wamped

GEORGETOWN and American U
baseball teams had featured roles
in a skimpy pre-Easter college
sports program today. The Hoyas
had q date with st. Johns oil
Brooklyn at the Hilltop. while the
Eagles were host to Randolph
Macon in q twin bill.
Tourists from Lafayette. mean
while, did little premature egg
rolling yesterday In swampine
George Washington. 20-l. The
Leopards rolled out eight con-
secutive eoose-eges against the
Colonials before an unearned run
in the ninth saved the home team
from shutout.
Coach Vince De Angels Of g. w.
couldn't quite understand 1t as
the visitors powdered three huri-
ers for 18 hits. Five runs In the
first inning and five in the eighth
clinched the game. John Tierney
hit a homer for Lafayette with
the bases filled and Pinch-hitter
John Hippo connected for the
circuit with one mate aboard.
Maryland's Joe Fitzpatrick lost
another heartbreaker at Chapel
Hill, where the Terps took a I'll
beating from North Carolina. but
Coach Burt Shipley's squad hoped
for better things today against
Duke.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
By Burton Hawkins

| A heavy. depressing silence set
tied over GrifYith Stadium today
with the departure OF thunder
voiced Jake Early. But while the
Mats definitely have been drained
OF color which they scarcely can
afford to lose. Manager Joe Kuhel
feels he has bolstered his catching
department with the acquisition of
Ralph Weiael.
| Purchased from the Chicago
White Sox at cost of $40 900.
Weigel Is husky right handed
hitter who notched a mediocre
.233 average last season. He was
employed in left field when the
White Sox developed q shortage
of outfielders due TO injuries.
Early. granted his outright re-
lease by the Mats. left for his
/ Kings Mountain IN. c. residence
and with him went the last dash
of color on the Washington club.
Jake was an expert needler of
the Mats foes and when he found
that on occasion Boston's Ted
/ williams could be distracted by
his grooming. Early crooned.
Jake departed with an ailing
arm which had prevented his
playing with the Mats in exhibi-
ton games this spring. President
Clark Griffith of the Mats. an ad-
mirer of the uninhibited Early,
said today he was searching for
spot TO place Jake.
Possessor of one OF baseball's
strongest. most accurate arms,
Jake was handicapped by his bat
ting deficiencies. but he won
following with his incessant chat
ter. fiery spirit and keen sense OF
humor.
Jake's ability was not unrecog-
nized. In the la43 All-Star game
Evening star., 1949-04-16
by the Assoeiytsd Prsss

BALTIMORE. April is.-The
listing ~. Di Mysgio. CT" win be
missing again from the opening
day lineup Tuesday when the New
York Yankees start the American
League baseball season.
Joltin' Joe will be in Baltimore
getting X-ray treatments for a
pain in his right heel. The treat
ments, which last about . minute
and q quarter daily, are to con-
tinue at Johns Hopkins Hospital
until Tuesday and Di Maggie in
dicated that his physician might
prescribe different treatment after
then.
Tuesday will mark the seventh
opening day game In II years that
Di Maggie will have missed.
In a news conference yesterday
the star center fielder said he
didn't know when he might be
able to get back into uniform. but
he added I'm very optimistic" He
declared that he never gave q
thought" to retiring.
Di Maggio's heel was operated
on for removal of q bone spur last
November. and he complained OF
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Griffs Buy WeieeI to SuppIont
EurIy, Adrift With AiIinq Wing

Manager Joe Mccarthy permitted
him TO catch the entire game As
the American League defeated the
National Leaguers, 5-3, II was a
tribute 10 n vociferous but good
natured receiver who never quite
achieved stardom despite his Sc
lection as an All-Star.
Early broke in with the Mats in
1899 and remained with them
through is43. when he entered
the Army and later saw action in
Europe. He was traded 10 the st.
Louis Browns for Catcher Frank
Mancuso In l9t7. but returned 10
Washington on waivers last year.
Jake will be 81 years old next
month.
Weigel came up with the Cleve-
land Indians In ia47 after lead
ing Eastern League catchers In
fielding and batting .2ss with
Wilkes Barre. He failed To make
the grade and was shunted to Bal
timore, where he hit .2ss,
Twenty-seven years old. Weigel
Is a 6-foot- / Inch is5-pounder
who Is entering his seventh season
of professional baseball. He bat
ted .306 with Lima. Ohio. In 1910,
shifted to Charleston. s. C.. for
two years. where he hit .22s and
.306. then spent three years In the
Coast Guard. He returned from,
the service to Join Wilkes Barre,
A graduate OF International
College at Fort Wayne. Ind.
Weisel is q resident Of Coldwater.
Ohio. He is expected to join the
Mats Immediately.
Washington was to battle the
Baltimore Orioles today At Grif-
fifth Stadium. with Dick Weik
slated TO fire for the Mats, Dick
Welteroth will pitch tomorrow
when the Mats invade Baltimore
for their final tuneup before fac
ing the Philadelphia Athletics on
opening day here Monday.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
LoveM Spurns Pro Basket Ball
For Life Career in Music

from Syracuse. He was also the
target OF Boston Of the Basket
Ball Association Of America.
which had that loops rights TO
decker with him.
1T was the toughest decision
I've ever had TO make" said
Lavelli. the nations major col.
leee individual scorer last season.
He registered 1884 points In OF
games with Yale--a record~-and
concluded his collegiate career A.
q member Of the East team
against the Vests aces early this
month In New York.
Tony's mind was made up
shortly after he sold three OF his
compositions to the Broadcast
Music Corp. Of New York-"Cock-
tail Time at Dusk" and Scottish
Lad and His Lassie." ballads. and
You're the Boppiest Bee Bop, q
novelty tune.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Bio Trout Landed
After 5th HOOKING

II caught him with q picked
minnow and it took me Is
minutes to land him. I've been
after that baby five years:
hooked him four times and lost
him. l can tell you. catching
him on a fly-rod Is about the
biggest thrill I ever had"
District anglers fiocked to
nearby Maryland streams today
as the trout fishing season got
into full SWING. All hoped for
big week end of sport but few
dared hope for the luck OF
John Brozdo of Titusville. Pa.
The Associated Press today
reported that Brozdo. after S.
years of trying. finally landed
a 27h Inch. 7-pound trout.
1t was 7-inches longer than
any catch reported opening
day In Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Exhibition BoseboIl

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Evening star., 1949-04-16

spurs prove as painful and serious
as pessimists think, the banner OF
the once proud Yankees may be
dipped frequently in defeat.
But Dt Maggie or not, Stengel
hardly inherited a pennant win
ner from Bucky Harris. He's got
an aging club with uncertain
pitching. a mediocre If hard-hit-
ting catcher, and a f1rst base prob
lem. As a guess. the Yanks are
. fourth place team.
The two hot-shot hurlers Of the
championship year Of 1S47. Frank
Shea and Joe Page. both were los
ers last season and must prove
themselves again. Vic Raschi was
slightly marvellous when he won
10 games and Allie Reynolds did
all right with 16 wins, but they
were pitching for a club that had
Di Maggie and Tommy Heinrich
hitting for a total Of 6S1 bases be-
tween them. Neither Di Mag nor
Evening star., 1949-04-16

ncfif EH Iiay have SuSh y oiS ycAA
this time
In an effort to strengthen the
mound orps. the Yanks acquired
Fred Sanford from the Browns,
for whol he won IL and lost II,
but Sanford Is no youth, he's
botheredby increasing weight and
finally. hes never pitched for .
winner n the majors. Some guys
just cant.
Di Mggio is not Stengels only
outfield sif." There's some ques-
ton as 10 how much ball Charley
Keller on play, q situation some
what aleviated by the fact that
Johnny Lindell Is available and
that Geie Woodling, an ex-Indian,
Is on The roster after hitting 1886
for San Francisco. But neither
has ever been a Keller at his best.
Billy Johnson, Phil Rizzuto and
George 5tirnweiss will be IS per
cent of the infield. barring in
juries, bit the Yanks have no first
basemat at the moment Chances
are thai Jack Phillips. reformed
shortstp who failed to burn up
either the international League or
the Anerican Association. will
play tn bag.
The tanks have the best hitting
catcher In Yogi Berra. who can't
catch much, and a terrific defen-
siye Gather in Gus Niarhos. who
can't hit much. Regardless of
which nhn he employs. Stengel Is
destinedto have regrets.
In faG. Casey may regret that
he ever left Oakland. II Harris
was firel because he only won q
world Championship in 1947 and
was eliminated last year two days
before tie end Of the season. what
chance has Stengel II this proph-
ecy cones true and the Yanks
come forth?
Evening star., 1949-04-16
-Four Derby Hopefu|s
In Chesapeake Test
AT Graw Today
BY the Assoeioisd Press

HAvRE DE GRACE. Md. April
16.-There1l be some more weed
ing out of the Kentucky Derby
chaff here today in the Chesa-
peake Stakes.
Four of the seven 3-year- old
colts entered for the $50, 900. pot
are being tested for worth to run
in the Louisville classic. The
owners of Capot, Colonel Mike.
Swap Out and Taran, should
know after the Chesapeake If
they've got contender for the
1949 championship.
With only three weeks remain
ing before the first of the triple
crown events. the Chesapeake dis
tance is a natural conditioner for
the Derby. The Chesapeake is a
mile and sixteenth. three-six-
teenths shorter than the Derby.
As the Derby post time draws
nearer there's q corresponding
narrowing of the prospective
starting field. In the past two
weeks four highly regarded ELI
gibles have been declared out.
The latest was S. I. Crews Com
modore Lea who pulled up lame
yesterday in a warmup for the
Chesapeake. Previously. Blue
Peter. Mr.. Busher and Ocean
Drive had been scratched.
Therefore, how Capot, Colonel
Mike. Swap Out and Taran come
out Of the Chesapeake will go a
long way toward sending them to
Kentucky.
The cynosure of most Derby
minded folks will be Greentree
Stables Capot. He came down
from New York this week after
finishing second In sprint to
Buzfuz In his first 1949 race.
Capot ran off last year with the
Champagne Stakes, Wakefield
Stakes and the Pimlico Futurity.
Greentree is hoping he'll give the
stable two-ply punch with Wine
List in the Derby.
Eugene Jacobs Colonel Mike
also came down from New York
for the Chesapeake.
He's captured his last two starts.
King Ranch's Swap Out and
S. w. Labrot. jr.'s Taran should
produce some fancy stepping If
they rate Derby consideration.
Swap Out was beaten by q 7-to-l
shot here Monday and Taran fin
ished fourth in the same race.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Pyramid Method
Moy Save Ball
Club for Town
BY the Asseeioisd prsss

McALLEN. Tex. April le.-The
McAllen baseball club needs cash.
So group has stolen . chapter
from the pyramid clubs in hopes
Of raising the dough.
It's working this way:
Thirteen citizens have sent out
100 letters. On each letter are the
names of five or six persons. Those
who receive the letters are asked
to telephone those whose names
are listing. asking:
Would you back q plan to finance
the baseball club and how much
money would you subscribe?
Indications today are that those
polled favor backing the club.
Plans are to purchase the fran
chise now owned by Andrew j
Paris so that McAllen will not lose
the franchise to another city. Ar
Injunction suit has been hled
against operation Of a ball park al
the proposed site. The suit has
halted contracts for advertising
sale of advance tickets and Other
preseason sources Of income.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
s Sports Stay Home Fans Get Break Radio Teevson
Hamilton Gets Wish
As Locke Puts Tor
Him asSpeeiaIist q
o. - A..~s 4na~e ses&s

VIRGINIA BEACH Va Artl
ts~Bca aam.iana of tAs Fstnos
Georges Country Csae. LAntcses.
Nd assen ass rsace Ire Feraark
Ger. ~ssh eeslAc patti llss
R0tes teeke
AAraalsnns wsSh easnes sgsss To-
eas F,cr tnese. ths 1caannea-
naasx, South AfTscA. SsAF ssl 60
slsr PUTTING tcr Hamilton iseks
wsli be the psgtssF on Rses tour
mar club IN The so1f-tsAEn sg~-
caal.tx match ef the tlneao Cav
slAer SpcS .alsSt Coll Tournament
Hamilton wlll De the driver ana
team captain, Each Of TIE fcar
team PLAYERS wtll make only tire
shot for which he Is most famous.
Roex long iron specialist ~ta 30
Jimmy Demaret Of otai. Calf.
who cracked
We wtn need oniy q very abort
pattrf today
The approach Shc,s for hAntl-
ton quartet wtll I've thnss az Oens
Saraaen Of Germantown. N "
who cApiAined his lsss specialists
team 10 triumph over ene coached
by Walter Aagen
The Hamilton Specialists viii
be matched with q four man club
led by Jim rcTraeT OF San Fran
cisco.
Paired tn the other match slA
be fout-rna teams eapsained by
Ellsworth VIA Of Iowa City.
Iowa. and CE Mlddieeon 81
Memphis Tenn. both Ions irons
experts
The team wtnding up with the
low medal score will divide tatso.
While all al this Ia golns on,
the fellow who did everything
with the touch Of q specialist yes
terdas will be lust part OF the
gallery. He Is Frank Stranahan.
the Toledo. Ohio. amateur. Stran-
ahan carved a s-under-par o..
including six brides over the
4. s.o65-yard Cavalier course In the
first round of the s&-hole medal
competition
Three strokes back Of strana-
han were Middlecoff and Loeks
with 6Ts Toney penns Of Mem
phis. Tenn. and 4. J Dutch,
Harrison OF Richmond. Va The
latter siSihiy troubled by the high
wind. scored 67s. johnny Pal
mer Of Badtn. N, C.. and Dick
Meta. host pro. came out exactly
even with par. scorins eos,
Tomorrow the tournament wili
end with the Anal 30 holes OF
medal play,
Lev worsham. defendins cham
pton, shot a4-3s~T0 TO wind un IN
a Ave way tie for seventh.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
DiMog toMiss Opening Game
For Seventh Time in II Years

1t paining him through this years
spring practice. He left the Yam
kee team Tuesday at Fort Worth
Tex, to fly here for consultation
with his physician. DR.. George
Bennett.
Di Maggie said no further oper-
ations on the heel are planned,
However. the Yankee Bomber
said that even if he had to sit out
the entire 1949 season he thought
he still had a few more years in
baseball" -
While Di Maggie is awaiting
results of the heel treatments
Yankee Manager Casey Stengel
plans to use Johnny Lindell In
center field. g.
Three years ago-Ace Adams.
relief specialist. pitched his
300th game for New York %
the Giants downed Philadel-
phia. 8-4. NJ
Evening star., 1949-04-16
sy IRE As,eeia,sd Press

NEW HAVEN, Conn. April
l6.-Professional, basket ball lost
one OF It's greatest potential at
fractions last night when Tony
Layelli decided to concentrate on
music.
Yale's all-America cage game
ace turned down numerous pro
offers, including one for sll. 900
Evening star., 1949-04-16

zionist can play
as often and as
well as last
year. Manager
Casey Stengel
Is almost GER
tain to break
his record OF
n yer having
piloted a big
league club to
a higher finish
t h a n fifth
place.
On the other
h a n d. il Di
k9oooin'S hOya
Evening star., 1949-04-16
How They'll Finish-Yonkees, Fourth
Woes Other Than DiMog' Heel
Make Road Rough for Yonks
by Froncis stonn

The fate of the New York
Yankees in 1949 seems to depend
chiefly on a heel-Joe Di Maggio's
heel. II the 35-year-old perfec-
Evening star., 1949-04-16
MHNEMINH&MENN
tidal WAVE
Expected!

This city is about 10 be swept
by q tidal wave and hurri-
cane such as has never been
seen before. It's the thrilling
climax TO Portrait Of Jsa~
ME- starring Jennifer Jones
and Joseph Gotten and OPEN
ing Wednesday ri the Trans
Lux. This terrific storm won
the Academy Award this year
for special effects ss-1drt.
Evening star., 1949-04-16

Today q year ago-Ken
Strong. veteran New York
CANT football player, retired
at the age of 40.
Evening star., 1949-04-16

Heinrich nay have such . big yea
this time
Evening star., 1949-01-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY .

URGENT-Detached brick with 4
Chase. Shepherd Park or any com
parable Northwest location; 1st-n.
den and powder room preferred but
9s. tso Essential; s.i,n,;al x e.sh nss p.sn.nt UP t.
Mr. Hs'1ss Evans, Wo. osso. With SHAN
non 4 LucHs CO. 1906 H st. NV,
pfHECT iii Sr1R FROM OWNERS or 2 rm..
semidet. or det. brick home. IN de-
n: :rse: Ssston noa na'i 7ss fSs fssn ssan
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hear transportation to Bellevue Res.
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H@vE ssy FUR IfSGRcHxsiRs HsssIi;s for homes in
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farm bidss.; beautiful setting. Box
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL colored clients
desiring to purchase det. brk. homes
OF about 8 rms. in good community.
Also . Ions list Of clients desirinx
property Of every description For
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good NV. location. Please call MT:
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Evening star., 1949-01-30
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NUN SOON
ARGYLE CLUB EsTATEs-Det. mod
ssn ssTms eFk osRIsos Ems sis RA hest s41s s's'o'
BETHEsDA-Sl1 900: colse to bust,
churches: 8 rms. and bath. full
b Ssmt,; 2.car ,.r sar;: h;,xh This ls
WALLACE B. AGNEW. INC. DI
BETHEsDx si5,75o. o1. $3.50
cash; new. well-built brick Colonial;
rooms, porch. full basement, Law;
fun kit. gas heat. extras. MR.. NYE,
BETHESDA--owner says sell this
lovely detached nve-room house with
center entrance, slate roof. full base
%sn sns c 9th nS Sussds pef. fene c. Ip, M
Payne. Miehigan 1880, Ext. Gil.
BETHESDA-Nice 2-bedroom bunga-
low on corner lot. blocks Oh Wis.
g51fsd gsgRsAS s sriH NSTSssT StsS e. !s3S
BROOKDALE - Beautiful section Of
Western ave. near American Uni
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nsw.hSuse new eond; rms; ms. 8 rsi twin, n,
sisshe1 Etc eea5a asi,ht sy.rs s.sni ad s.sr
splendid value at S26,95O. Ewes. cali
Va, VA 1925. FRANK s. PHILLIPS; @aI pl.
caAbsIN JOHN PARk-punr.lov. :
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Story Sriek house, on isrse beauti-
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CHEVY CHASE - splendidly con-
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conn. DA' and ''Ss Wisconsin, .ves:; con.
yenient to grade, junior and senior
priced under $50. M. P. SHOE
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dow. fireplace and coal furnace.
$500: $1,000 down, balance month
" Near bus and carlines. MRS
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1NniAN SPRINc, cLtrR neishborhood,
in sil. sps.; we'll proportioned brick
sSteniss sSie reems. nsmt siled bath: bkis. mock
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ewes. 81. 1890, Mr.. Hughes). -
KENSINGToN = 3-bedroom frame
Cape Cod. on nice fenced lot E0x146,
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stove and rsifisssrssear. Sics .s,s LEA: !:
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Re6SsRRy1F9f. easR;y E9fhvills lMlD'os;uns.low s4os; with
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$500 cash, S85 per mo. j. Z
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low; expandable attic with roushed-
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Evening star., 1949-01-30
HoUseS-sALE-N.e. teens. !

1880. ALL-BRICK COLONIAL; con.
basement, -sas heat. large yard, det
garage; 10 minutes from downtown
by. bus or streetcar: convenient tc
schools and shopping center: nc
decoration necessary; can be shown
at any time TO see. eall Mr; Colds.
borough; EN-. s539. with BE1TzELL
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIvERsITY-pe.
tached, 10 rooms. 9 baths, on lot
50x150. with detached garage. FtrSt
noor consists Of large entrance hall
LYING room, dining room: bedroom
room. sns Esehen Ids dnaf and b.t tSoT Blu; sd
ditional rooms in semifnished attic
Large front and side porches. I
rear screened porches OF heat
Ideally located for either q towr
ses,dfines Sasid e., or r,,as,n aS roomins house
s!n. Sligo 1885. With Be SE1fzELI, III Tofia: 81
1ss 18th ST. NE .pts., 4 room.
bath each noor; excellent condition
End fioor rented for S12O month
81 81 dhdsaT.h. Bargain at sl3,s6o
ss4 D6ttGLAs ST. N.E.-s1 ,oot
GOOD transportation; 6 rooms. bath
& Gonri. n;jwh,; Gob.n baarass fsW .yg. brick ga n
NV. MA. s036. Home, TU 092S
HOME HSp SSiS ISCoME. saaji 200 i9 & D st. n e
Corner brick, 10 rms, 2 apis.
clean as a pin. Make an ofier. Cal
Pep Hartman. AT. 44so. COX a
TODD PL. Me-, near 2nd-very
mic row brick; 8 rms, bath, mod
ern kit, large back yard; oil heat
Priced at only $10,500 Terms
sE sfl ,sss, sss Hartman COX q CO.
CUT TO Go-In choice ne. 9-a
bedrm. det homes. with oil heat
and rec. rms; also two. 2-unlts
under $4,000. For more informa.
tion, call Mrs. Sanders. DE. 3774
with LEATH a. ASHLEY. MA. 3O9G
THREE UNITS. s12.oooIEight-yr:
old brick mot converted). 3 baths
g refgrss; 3 stoves. UN: O759;
front tapestry brick; auto. "a,
heat; B lEe. rms, tiled bath. knotty-
pine rec. rm.. laundry trays; house
in Al cond. Storm doors, win
dows, weather-stripped and insu.
lated. Best of value on today,
market; xl1,b0O. Terms. R. @
ISL RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
rms, new-house condition, new bath
modern kitchen, oil heat; price
S13,500. NO. 1927.