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Marion progress., 1949-12-15
FIRST METHODIST

The First Methodist church will
have a Christmas program at five
O'Clock, Sunday afternoon, Decem-
Der 18, Rev. J. B. McLarty, pastor,
has announced.
The program will be given by the
children's division of the Sunday
School under the direction of Mrs.
Garland Williams by Mrs. T. l..
Richie and Mrs. Rowe Mauney.
White gifts will be presented for
local distribution and an offering
will be taken to aid Bishop Paul
CARRIER of the Geneva area.
On Christmas Day there will be
Continued on page four)
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North Cove P. T. A.
To Meet Tonight

The North Cove Parent-Teacher
association will meet tonight at
1880 in the school building. An in
teresting Christmas program has
been planned and it is hoped that a
large crowd will be present.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15
CONTEST WINNERS
FOR LAST WEEK

Last weeks winners in
the Read-The-Ads contest
were as follows:
DR.. B. A. Dickson and
Mrs. Donald Steppe, Mar
ion adults; C.. A. Frick, stu
dent. Paul Ross, route l,
Marion and Miss Mildred
Jarrett, rural winners.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15

HOLIDAYS
FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Schools in the Mcdowell county
system will close December % for
Christmas holidays and reopen
January 2. ~.
Marion City Schools will close
Friday, December 16, and reopen
January 2.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15
Christmas HOLIDAYS
For County Offices

County offices will observe Mon
day and Tuesday, December 26
and 27, as Christmas holidays, it
is announced this week. The origin
al plan was to close Saturday and
Monday, but the change was an
nounced yesterday to coincide with
the closing Of business firms.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15
Today's Paper
Has Two Sections

The Progress is composed
Of two sections today. Be
sure you have both sections
of your paper.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15
FIRE WEDNESDAY

An electric refrigerator explod-
ed causing fire at the residence Of
J. W. Forney in Black Bottom last
Wednesday. Firemen reported only
slight damage.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15
ESTABLISHED 1896
Christmas Services
For Local Churches

Christmas services for Marion
churches have been announced as
follows:
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
A Christmas pageant, "Star OF
Bethlehem" composed by Mrs.
John Finley and Miss Hilda Good
man, will be presented at 1880
o'clock, Sunday evening, in the
First Presbyterian church, Rev. C.
W. McMurray, D. D., pastor, an
nounced this week. The pageant is
under the direction of Mrs Finley.
The annual White Gift service
will follow and the Joy Gift offer
ing for ministerial relief will also
be taken.
The Pastor announced that there
will be morning worship at IL a. m.
d. Christmas Day, but other plans
for that Sunday are incomplete
and will be announced later.
The Sunday School Christmas
tree party will be held at 1880 p.
M, December 10.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15

Further information is contained
in a page advertisement in this is
sue of The Progress.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15

NINE SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.
Marion progress., 1949-12-15
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN

The annual Children's Christmas
Program will be given at St. Mat
thew's Lutheran church Sunday
evening, December 18, TOO p. m.
The theme of the program is the
Seven Great Joys of Christmas
time. These seven scenes will be
presented in tableaux by the very
smallest children of the Sunday
school.
The children to have part are
Gray Rivers as Mary, Mary Lind as
Joseph, Linda Gail Case as Eliza
beth, Jerry Pennell as Gabriel, Cor
don Godfrey as Simeon, Rachel
Hewitt as Anna. Bernice Fox, Faith
Frenzel, Grace Frenzel, Ann Rob-
erts, Julia Mckinney, and Mildred
Mckinney will be angels. John Eek
erd, Bill Eckerd, Jerry Kolts, Da-
yid Nichols, and Blaine Mckinney
will be shepherds.
Some of the old familiar Christ
mas carols will be sung by the chill
dren and the congregation, and
there will be some new carols. Ev-
eryone is most cordially welcome to
this pre-Christmas service.
On December Is in the morning
service at 11:00 a. M, the congre-
cation will celebrate the great fes-
tival of the Saviour's incarnation
and birth.
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H DAMAGED

Considerable damage to the We
hicles involved resulted from a
crash between a pickup truck
and an automobile at Orange
Grove Monday. Roy w. Rushing
of Pensacola. Fla, rammed the
rear of a homemade pickup
truck operated by Frank Carol,
Route |, Pascagoula, when the
latter slowed up as the car in
front of him stopped, A. o. Davis,
county highway patrolman and
investigating officer, reported.
The back of Carols truck twas
torn off and the front Of the au-
tomobile was considerably dam
aged, he said Charges of reckless
driving were filed against Rush
ing.
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ROTARY DINNER

Sixty-seven Rotarians, Rotary
AIMS and guests from Pascagouia
met with the Ocean Springs Ro-
tarv club for a dinner party al
Gulf Hills hotel Wednesday night.
Walter Wellington, Biloxi attor-
ney, was principal speaker and
in his talk he likened Rotary to
the building of a house, empha.
sizing the utilization of good ma.
terial. Several special numbers
we're sung by Miss Bernadine
Wulff of Ocean Springs.
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Red Cross Roll
Call Fails To Meet
Minimum Quota

A total of S8,356.77 resulted
from the annual Red Cross Roll
Call which was brought to a
close in Jackson county last
week, Paul Fry. publicity chair
man, announced. This represents
the total collected with the ex-
eeption of returns from one res
idential district in Pascagoula and
one rural community, he said.
The amount is less than the
s8,645 collected last year and I'M
der the minimum quota of $10.-
100 assigned to this county, w.
Ed Wiggins, campaign chairman,
pointed out.
The breakdown of the total fig
ure follows: Pascagoula, $2.746.23
individuals not contributing
through the town, $278.60; ingalls,
Sf,68322, Jackson County Mills,
S275; Moss Point Mill of the In.
ternational Paper Company. ST.
0l1.50: rural. 1886, 80; Moss Point
s75242; Ocean Springs, $1,068.61i
Keesler Field. $180.28.l
A meeting of the board of di-
rectors was scheduled for Thurs.
day night at the Red Cross of
flee at 7.30 D. m when operation
of the chapter during the coming
year in view of the failure to meet
the minimum quota will be dis
cussed, Mr.. Fry announced.
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Pre-School Clinic
Dates Announced By
Heolth Department

Dates are announced by the
Jackson County Health depart
ment for the following ~pre-school
clinics to be held during the
month of May. DR.. Andrew He'd
meg, director, announces the fol-
lowing dates, Lake elementary
school, Monday, May 2, at $50
a. m. and 100 p. M; Pascagoula
Negro school, Friday. May 6. $3.50
a. M; and Central school, Mon
day, May 8, at $50 a. m. and loo
p. m.
Parents of all pre-schooi aged
children who will enter school
for the first time in the fall are
urged to bring their children for
a physical check up, DR.. Hedmeg
said.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The meeting of the Jackson
County Historical Society sched-
uled for May 2 has been post
poned until Tuesday, May 10, Mrs.
Winston Nolan, secretary, an
nounced Thursday. The meeting
will be held at the court house
instead of in Escatawpa because
of the unusually large crowd ex-
pected to hear the guest speakers
who will be DR.. Mcclure, history
professor at Mississippi Southern
college. and Cyril E. Cain, men,
Der OF the faccaty.a at Mississippi
State, who is writing a HISTORY of
Jackson county.
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SALZBURC MUSIC
SCHEDULED

VIENNA - (AP) - The 1949
Music Festival. July 27-Aug. 81,
will include performances of six
operas, three plays and "a con-
certs.
Paying its annual tribute to
Salzburg's most famous native
son, the festival will feature two
operas of Wolfgang Amadeus Mo-
Fart, 1.-THE Magic Flute and
Titus. Conductors who have
been invited to participate include
Wilhelm Furtwanger, Bruno Wal
ter, Edwin Fischer, Josef Krips,
George Sell and Hans KNAPP
pertsbusch.
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A D MEMBER OF PHI
ETA SIGMA

Friends of Jayee Ray Murphy
will be interested to learn that
he was IN of the 81 students re.
Gently initiated into Phi Eta Sig.
ma at the University of Missis.
sippi. This is a national fratern.
ity in which a student must have
a 2.5 or B-plus during the first
term of his freshman year to be
eligible for membership. Mr.,
Murphy, who is a freshman In
the college of liberal arts, is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H, Muir
ply of Guffport. His sister, Mrs.
W. M. Burns, resides in Pasca-
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CARDS OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

We are very grateful and wish
to express our appreciation for
the lovely flowers and the many
acts of kindness of our friends,
both in Pascagoula and Moss
Point, Miss, at the time Of the
death of my husband, Rev. T. H.
Jones.
(Signed) Wife and Children.
2B 1t p 4-29
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WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Martha Sorey Leonard and Rev.
J. P. Campbell, pastor of the col
ored Methodist church in Pass
Christian, and a former pastor
of the Moss Point Colored Meth
odist church, who are both resi-
dents of Moss Point, were quietly
married on Monday evening,
April rs, by Rev. Crump, pastor
of the Moss Point church in the
Methodist parsonage.
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Both gold and iron rings were
worn in early times by the Per-
SLAMS and Hindus.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

DUPLEX HOUSES FOR SALE.
Will remodel to suite buyer.
$4,000 down payment, balance
like rent. Phone 202-M or 1901
Cherubusco St. IngleWood Homes.
Inc. i5 ing DC "a
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APARTMENT GAS RANGE -
Good condition, $27.50. Phone
732-M, or SAC Joe Street.
% 2t p 4-29
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BEDROOM SUITE -Chifforobe,
couch, dinette set for sale cheap.
803 Polk Avenue. 90 1t . 4-29
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WANT TO BUY-A home in or
out of town? See II. p. Human,
926 So. Market ST., phone 1891.
10 1t p
Is ACRES with store building
30'X60' complete with fixtures,
house attached to store with 4
bedrooms, bath, living room, and
kitchen. All modern conveniences.
lights. water and gas. Also on
this Is acres is 4 room house with
all modern eonveniences all with
in IA mile of good fishing and
hunting grounds priced at $8500.00
on black top paved road.
4 IL ACRES with 100000 or
more worth of azaleas and camel
has with a Groom house with
lights, water and gas at S2200.00.
$4,000 cash down, a CT Loan of
$20.83 per month and butane sys-
tenn notes at S7.35 until Feb l,
1850.
l IL Blocks back from the beach
a 5-room house with all modern
convenienees on a 65xl00 fl. lot
and lot next to it with Is big bear
ing pecan trees. Lot is 65x107' all
for $4,000. Half cash, balance
on time.
A REAL HOME on the edge of
town on 107x150 #. lot with all
modern convenienees. Large
chicken yard and house. 5 pecan
trees, 3 fig trees with a beautiful
lawn with picket fence. Priced
at $4,000. II. P. Human, 926
So. Market Street, "Realtor",
Phone 1871, 81 Sell The Earth.
16 1t p
FOUR ROOM HOUSEWIFE S
large pecan trees on lot 50xl80'
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22b BUILDERS SUPPLIES 22t

HARDWOOD FLOORING
Made Of kiln dried beech and
ash. Lawn chairs, plywood boats.
oars, paddles. Paseagoula Decoy
Company. 831 n. Pascagoula st.
22b If be 5-22
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OFFICE

REMINGTON DESK Typewrite-
Humans, 926 So. Market ST,
phone 1871. 22-a 1t p
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HULL IS, 7 beam, complete with
wheel shaft. Rudder. trowl, boards
lines: 49, 5 10 beam speed bull
complete wheel, shaft, rudder: 0
h. p. Wisconsin, with clutch, like
new; 1 IL h. p. Clinton. reason
able. Cooper's Garage, phone 1877
anytime. q ct p 4-29
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? BOATS. ACCESSORIES

az BOATS. ACCESSORIES ~
"a CABIN Boats beam, hull
in perfect shape, can be seen at
Escatawpa River Bridge. Phone
4566, L. w. Garrett, Escatawpa,
Miss. 81 at D 4-22
NEW SAIL. MAST. Boom, gait,
center board, rudder for a IA foot
sail boat. Phone SCI, Pascagouls.
Miss. 81 ct D 4-29
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DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
Portable with table. Army Shoe
and Supply Store. % 1t p 4-29
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Approximately 27,000 pounds
q aluminium 90 into the making
Of 4 6-z5.
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V"IOLIN-CELLO and Champion
AZ h. p. motor and boat. All prac-
tically new. Prentiss Crane, 2008
Elder Street, Moss Point. Miss.
% ct p 4-29
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BIRDS AND PETS

FULL FLOODED ENGLISH Be-
dels. 5 months old, males. A. L.
Rrenehyl Corbeille, Cumbest
Bluff. Ri. 2, Pascagoula. Miss.
"a 1t p 4-29
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TWENTY-TWO-a
REMINGTON-RAND Kodet Port
able typewriter. 926 So. Market
St, Humans, Phone 1871.
22-a II D
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SALESMAN = To sell Plastic
Paint in Pascagoula and vicinity.
Full or part time, no capital nee
essary. Call Biloxi Glib or write
u. R. Gautier, 1901 Porter ST, BIZ
loxi, Miss. 8 2t p 4-29
GOOD MEN WANTED-Billups'
Petroleum Company needs good
men who want steady jobs. No.
experience necessary. High school
education or equivalent and be
willing to work. Age limit is "a
to IS. This is permanent work.
Absolutely NO DRINKERS, NO
DRIFTERS. Train for 90 (ninety1
days in either Memphis or New
Orleans. While training single
men will make $4,000 per month.
Married men S175.00 per month.
Earning after training period will
be from SITS to $500 per month.
depending entirely on your a5il-
ity. If you are interested please
report to Miss. Employment Serv-
ice, Psscagoula, Miss. for more
information. It ? 4-29
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FOUR ROOM HOUSE-With S
large pecan trees on lot 50xl80'
at 529 Willow Street. See owner
at $50 So. Pascagoula st.
Is 1t D 4-29
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HOUSES FOR A L

SEVERAL INGLEWOOD HOMES
For sale at a sacrifice. II. p.
Human, 926 So. Market St.
phone 1871. 16 1t D
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Sunk in front of ingalls,
Shipyard, IL plywood skiff with
6 h. p. Elgin cupboard motor. If
found please notify H. M. Waters,
329 w. Midway Avenue, City.
3 At p 4-22
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WANT TO BUY-A home in or
out of town? See II. p. Human.
926 So. Market ST., phone 1891.
10 1t p
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SHRUBS 22e
WANTED TO BUY 2

HIGHEST CASH PRICE-Paid
for used furniture. Home Appli-
ance Company, 436 Lincoln Ave
nue.. phone 1891. % be 81
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OLD SEWING MACHINES
ANY condition and any make.
Humans. 926 So. Market st.
phone 1297-J % It p
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LACKWEL WILL Buy any
thing. sewing machines, ice boxes.
gas stoves. lumber. Phone 1861.
% st p 40
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LUKE'S GARAGE
AVENUE, LET LUKE CHECK
YOUR CAR. "a YEARS AUTO
EXPERIENCE, PAINTING FEN
DER AND BODY REPAIRING.
ALL WORK STRICTLY GUAR
ANTEED GULF SERVICE. GAS
AND OIL. PHONE GA. OPEN
AFTER 6 ?. y. ! st ? 4-z2
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6 Gu. Fl. Deluxe Hotpoint" cleo
trio refrigerator, $4,000; 152 gal.
Butane Gas tank. apartment
range and heater. Only used a
few days. Price $4,000. Annie
Laurie Ware. See H. l.. Lyons, 3
miles east of Vancleave.
% 1t p 4-29
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TRADE TALK,
B. B. CIRCLES

SHREVEPORT, La, April Str
Trade talk continues Between the
New York Giants ana the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The Giants came here without
Manager Leo Durocher who stayed
behind in Fort Worth, Tex, to con-
fer further with Branch Hickey,
President of the Dodgers. There
was no announcement, but Duro-
cher is understood to be still seek
ing che or two utility infielders
and a pitcher on a cash basis plus
scma second string Giant material.
There is positively nothing defi-
mite pending" Durocher said.
We're liable to get together on
some transaction but that will
have to be future developments.
Durocher was expected to fly
here from Fort Worth to join his
team for another game against
Cleveland.
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BRIDGES GOES ROUTE

At Los Angeles, Bridges, who adj
mits to 40, Travelled the full route
to notch his second win of the sea-
son. He had only one lad inning
the seventh when the Angels
punched five Of their ten hits for
three runs to tie it up at 4-all.
But the Beavers scored the two
winning runs in the tenth on
singles by Ford Mullen, Dick Sino-
vic and Eddie Fernandes and an
error-all after two outs.
Rookie Tom Kipp made brill
liant debut with the San Diego
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Boudreau
Is Now in
Fine Shape

SHREVEPORT, La, April 8-lR
AT least one Cleveland indian
about whose spring. training form
Manager Lou Boudreau ought not
TO worry is-shortstop Lou Boud-
reau.
Lou hit a home run, double
and single as the Tribe topped
the New York Giants 11-8 at Fort
Worth yesterday. His startling con-
trltution, however, was a stolen
tase-his iirst of the exhibition
schedule. He took second on
catcher Walker Cooper. sliding in
neatly away from the tag.
Bob Feller got socked for nine
hits in five innings and was be-
hind 6-3 when Mike Garcia re-
lleved him. Cooper greeted Garcia
cy pounding a homer over the left
field fence, but Mike went on to
get the victory.
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OWEN GETS
JUDGMENT
B. B. CASE

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, April 6-tR
Mickey owen, who jumped from
the major leagues to the Mexican
baseball circuit three years ago, won
a s51, 428 Judgment yesterday
against his former boss, millionaire
Jorge Pasquel
But the biggest hope OF the
former catcher of the Brooklyn
Dodgers still is to get back into
the majors.
Naturally I'm happy a1out the
verdict" Owen said after federal
Jury had awarded him sum repre-
senting the unpaid portion OF his
salary in the Mexican league for
1916 and his full salary Tor 1947,
1948 and 1919.
The jury also turned down Pas
euuel's damage claims against owen.
What I really want now Is to
get back into organized baseball, ;"
owen declared He said he expected
to play semi-pro baseball this sum-
mer
Gwen was one of more than halt
a dozen major leaguers who were
lured south of the border by the
Mexican league in 1916. Pasquel
was owner of the Vera Cruz Club
and President of the Mexican cir
cult, which folded after he with
drew his financial support.
Each of the players from the
major and minor leagues who
played in the Mexican loop were
suspended from professional base
ball for five years by Commissioners
A. B. (Happy) Chandler.
Victor B. Harris, of st. Louis, at
torney for Pasquel, said the verdict
would be appealed.
Pasquel's breach of contract
claims against Owen were for
S12c.5c0
Judge Albert L. Reeves had in
structed the jury of ten men and
two women not to consider a
$12,50O bonus Pasquel said he gave
Owen. He also told the jury that
if Pasquel had removed Owen as
manager of the Vera Cruz club, 1T
is my duty to tell you it was breach
of contract"
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GAMES
Pc LEAGUE
LONG Ones
BY JIM BACON
Associated Press Srortswriter

ASSOClHleu HIeSS SEOfISWlller
A pitchers balk gave Sacramento
a tenth inning win over Hollywood
and shot the Solons into a first
place tie with San Francisco in
the Pacific Coast League race.
Another highlight Of Thursday
nights games was the pitching OF
Fortland's Tommy ridges who took
on all corners to lead the Beavers
to a Ga win over Los Angeles. This
toe was an Inning affair.
At Sacramento, Jim Hughes
talked across the winning run in
the last Of the tenth. With the
score tied and jim Moran on third
hase, Hughes hesitated in his de-
livery to pinchhitter Joe Marty.
Moran trotted home for the to 2
victory Jim Baxes homered in the
fourth to score the stars only
runs.
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CANDY LEAGUE ON
ALLEYS AT ELkS

The Candy League took over the
alleys last night at the Elks and
Capitol Theatre show tickets went
to E. Lincoln, B. Blanton, I. Iver-
sen and A. johnson.
Schlitz beer, donated by Bud
Whiteside, went to E. Hamilton, A.
johnson, M. Lanvenik, E. Parsons,
T. Hazlett and E. Hagerup.
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IS
SHOWING STUFF
HURliNG FOR AS

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 8-tA
-Cne of the Philadelphia Athletics
IFS is rapidly turning into a
pro. ably"
Hurler Phil Marchildon, who had
a pocr season last year because OF
chronic influenza, went the dis
lance yesterday against the Bir-
mingham Barons of the Southern
Association. Marchildon allowed
eight hits ard famed five as the
AS won. 1915.
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Fight DOPE:

Fights last night turned out as
follows:
NEW YORK (Sunnyside Garden)
Gene Boland, 1541a, Detroit,
knocked out Armando Amanini,
1853, Rome, Italy, 5.
PHILADELPHIA Stonew all
Jackson, Isl, Washington, D. c.,
outpointed Otis Graham, Isl, Phil
adelphia, 8.
ATLANTIC CITY-Eugene Hair
ston, $50, New York, outpointed
Don Ellis, 154, Atlantic City, 8.
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THE DAILY ALASKA EMP1RE-JUNEAU, ALASKA

st. Louis Browns yesterday, but he
still brings solace for Andy Pafko's
pale hitting.
In exhibition games Smalley has
belted out 80 hits, including 10
homers, two triples and seven
doubles.
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ARC. EXPANDS OFFICES

Due to the need for expansion,
the engineering secion of the Alaska
Road Commission has been moved
from the Federal Building to quart
ers in the Feero Building.
That unit, headed by George M.
Tapley, chief Of the contracts di-
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STANDING OF CLUBS
SMALLEY'S HITTING
IS PLEASING GRIMM
Pacific Coast League

DALLAS. Tex. April S-lB-Roy
Smalley, the big Chicago Cub short
stop continues to delight Manager
Charlie Grimm with his hitting in
exhibition games.
smalley was held to a single in
the Cubs 7 to l decision over the
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The Port OF New York has total
shoreline of TIL miles in New York
and New Jersey, with 1000 piers,
wharves and quays.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08

Padres, pitching scattered eight hit
ball and holding the Oakland Oaks
scoreless after the second inning.
The score was 3 to 2.
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vision, is presently concerned with
asphalt tank farms, bridge con-
struction and a new survey.