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statesmen

Energetic ns,! men men deEirous Of making
business Arms or private homes in
Washington. the entire State Of
Maryland, will be interested. A
new. essential. patented item is now
available. previously not offered in
the East. Sells on sight and Is
needed by thousands OF people In the
territory. Excellent commission
Write, stating business in which
now presently engaged Replies
CONFIDENTIAL Box 26-E Star.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
YOUNG MEN

Dancing teachers. Arthur Murray
dance studio needs young men with
personality and ambition to teach
ballroom dancing. No experience
Hiven unusuai opportunity to soulse ade
vance to positions of supervisors and
executives. College-trained people
between 25-35 given preference.
Openings In our Alex. and BALTIC.
studios as well as Washington. Do
Farrell between 2-6. ARTHUR
MIIRRAY,S. llO6 Conn ave
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SALESMAN

Leading institutional wholesale grocer
has opening for salesman with auto
State age. experience. Apply Box
11S-C, Star. Our sales force are
aware of this ad. rs
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EXTRA MONEY

Full or part time, S75 to S1e5 wkly.
You could earn that kind Of money
you can work from 8 till Q each eve
ming. Monday through Friday, this
is proven plan operating here and
in other principal cities. No ex-
per1ence necessary as we completely
pearance and be willing. to work
College students acceptable. This
opportunity available for full or part
time workers, Apply, 1900 18th st.
ns:Err syite 80; Monday. Marssh
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Secretarv (F)-S3,60O

0CIICUdIy Vt pO,OOO
Exper. with personality, future; Cap
itol Hill. exper. assoc. Of, $4,000;
civic organ secy., start S22b; secy;-
steno. -bookkeeper, ins. Of, $500;
constr. secy. opprty., start $225;
stenog g-receptionist, S175 up, stenos:
in bank, start 5000 UP. Dozens Of
others hourly. See Miss Young or
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1871 G st. NV, next to church.
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Accountant-Executive~
Exper., not over 40. needed at once
for well-est. Arl. real estate once.
Salary commensurate with ability
dO1R
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T,ARORER T

colored, to clean presses: 5-day, 40
hour week; work starts about 2 am: !;
permanent job for dependable man
who can pass physical examination. !.
$50 per week to start with increases
in pay. age 2O-35. Apply personnel
ONCE, Room 5O4, Star Building:
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-03-27
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
SPECIALISTS

White or COIored.
We are well equipped to collect your
rent and manage your property. We
will also take care Of your repairs
and relieve you of all management
responsibility. Call Mr.. Shifrin
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., Ole
New York ave. NV. MA. 7416. -2s
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ADAMS TEACHER
AGENCY

AGENCY
csIsSssdo ssSsse su'ld'n'' l4'h and q RE.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
110s G St NV.
MEN
Secretary to executive; g S255 mo
RTaIssman' Esttms1o4 ennIts inaaSt a. 500 w Sk
Floor managers. $50 wk.
Assist adjustment manager, open
Admin. tech. mechanical electrical
$50 wk.
Varityplst, SO wk.
Electromic typlst, $50 wk.
Used car salesman. 500 plus.
Stock and shipping clerks. S45.
Field representative insurance, $3.50
Refriserator repairman, s45.
Clerk typist. S45.
Furniture salesman. S40-S50.
Counter salesman. S35.
WOMEN
Stenos., 5 day. S2.4OO-$2, 800 to
start; interesting work.
seey-stsno, seey:-stsno. dsy DAY, ssS s$ss mo: mo-
Clerk-typists. 5 day, S14O-S19O.
Typists, $500 mo.
Clerk typist. personnel. ne $3.50;
Comptometer operators (2D. S45 wk.
Clerk, PIX, S15e mo;
WALTER KEssLER Personnel Service
sI2 Wash Was slds.' 18th and N T.
MEN
Fund raising-Under 55, preferably
with personal rather than cam
psign;tyes pshEa; s sa6 experience travelling e1-
strucrurai st e,nsineer-under 45: expe-
rience desired; multi-story steel
Industrial engineer-under As; de-
shop lob operation; $1,000.
countants-Under As; pref. CPA
public ACCOUNTING. senior exp nee
cssary: 5000.
WOMEN
secys-Capitol Hill; $4,000. Upper
NV, $4,000. Bladensbugg, SSG2.sen;
All: $4,000; LEGAL: lin. shorthand
$1,000; COLLEGE; over 35; 81 400 =,
Tygs5os sgsSo s.n!la As once. ss4os sa15s RsyfGi 1.
ceptionist. $500; clerks, 81 500.
Secy., Exec. type s65 wk.
For exec; for new publication. under
Mi.s RI; efe.r.; e. iNa 9DDEss gsss' at once See
BOYD'S, ZOO 18th, Cor. G
Steno. .-Bookpr., (F) s75 Wk.
Bethesda area; at once. Assoc. secy..
steno.. start 5000; patent law
secy.. start $4,000 up; part-time
steno's daily openings. Need 200
new applicants daily for. current
openings; thousands placed In top
saIaried position Est 20 yrs
eecaIyo eccnpy S pioeI. foors. See Miss Lee or
Miss white (NA. 233s).
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
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statesmen

Experienced IN selling better quality
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F ST..
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YOUNG MEN

faad 70 ea tne
sary; 5-day week, $45; permanent
work, good salary, vacation with pay;
good opportunity ofardvancement.
Apply Monday. 8 to 10 am.
ACME MARKETS
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AMCO PRODUCTS CO.

Need salesman to sell Russo combi-
nation storm windows and screens.
Rusco door canopy and Alumaroll
roli-up metal awning. This is an op:
port. for a man to connect himself
with an estab. WASHINGTON arm. Our
products are well known throughout
this territory and are extensively
advertised. Car essential. Come IN
and hear our proposition. Phone
MA. 4151 for appt.
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AUTO Statesmen

AUTO. statesmen
New and used cars, wonderful op-
portunity for capable men to con-
meet with young aggressive new car
leadership. Rapid advancement to
position as sales manager to one
qualified. Proven sales plan with
live leads furnished Men selected
must be able to deal with high class
prospects. buying one Of America S
finest cars. For interview call in
person,
WINCHESTER, INC.
ave- Alex Va -07
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The Paint for Better
LIGHT BETTER Sight

World-famous Luminall fat wall
paint is used by lighting and health
experts to decorate schoolrooms for
serves 1t. too. Gives more and
better light than any other paint,
II lovely pastel shades for homes.
The easiest paint to use; Only
"a $50 ss9a.eoa sai: 5uILEH-pEfNN = e r " PAIN
JEWELRY-Let Rodin create 9 mag
nificent piece of Jewelry with your
own stones in gold, silver or plat
mum.
Rodin also makes tarnish preventer
at 81. RODIN JEWELERS., sos
I'll, n VI PIE zOQ2
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SERVICE MANAGER

SERVICE MANAGER
Large automotive establishment. Sal
ary, bonus, life and hospital insur-
ance for employe and family; re-
tirement benefits. Opportunities for
promotion. Reply in own handwrit-
ing only, giving full information as
to age. education, marital status
and details of experience including
photo, II convenient. Box 304-C,
Star. .----..-
SHOE SALESMAN
An excellent position for experienced
salesman: salary plus commission;
also part time. Apply JOSEPH DE
YOUNG, 1925 F st. NV.
or Principal
District manager of F. E. Compton
a. o.swill interview superintendents
principals and outstanding men
teachers for vacation position pay
ing $500 to ST 200 for the summer.
Will also discuss with those inter-
ested who qualify unusual opportu-
nifty for permanent manaeerial po-
sition where YOU will earn consid-
erably more your first year than
your present salary, and advance
rapidly. Requirements: Age, 2S-40;
good record and reputation, sound
work habits, plus ability to inspire
and lead others. Write in conf
dence, giving complete school and
business experience, to MR.. w. D.
SHAVER, Suite 731. Southern Bldg,
Washington 5, d. C..
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MEN WANTED

21-35 years OF age: good permanent
Jobs, with steady year-'round earn
ings, with paid vacations, sick leave.
free transportation and other bene-
fits; learn to operate streetcar or
bus. We will teach you and pay you
while learning. Apply now. Monday
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment ONCE, 1882 NJ st. NV.
Take route 10 Rosslyn. 90 Cabin
John, 80 Friendship Heights street.
cars direct to door
MILLWORK MANAGER
Experienced millwork man, capable
Of taking complete charge of
specially woodworking mill and also
capable Of quoting prices on special
millwork: wonderful opportunity Tor
q good man. Write Box AK, star.
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HELP MEN
- a

Celored. man with experience as
1419 F st. -.----.-
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SHOE SALESMAN
VETERAN

VETERAN
We're willing to train q veteran in
our on-the-job training program
Objective-Housekeep and main
tenance supervisor. Prefer one with
some department store BACKGROUND
Pleasant working conditions. 2OT
discount on all purchases. free hos
pitalizat tion. Apply 1890 to 12. 2
to s or by appointment At the per-
sonnel ONCE, 5th floor. GOLDEN
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AMBITIOUS MAN
25-35. white, willing to start ut
bottom, to learn luggage repair
business. BECKER'S. 1914 F st.
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YOUNG MEN, 21-3(

YOUNG MEN, 21-30
Who wish to become salesmen; won
derful opport. to learn selling,
sales psychology and sales manage
ment; several to be trained and
formed into the fastest and hardest
hitting sales organization on educa-
tional service in the East; must be
neat. personable and mentally alert.
Interviews suite 729, Dupont Cir
Gle Bldg. -2S
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OPPORTIINITY

Three opportunities in one. salesman.
BIC surprise IN store for the rieht
man. To sell, buy and manage an
established auto accessory business.
II you have . following and know
the business. answer this. Conf
Dental. Box 145-E, Star.
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MAN

High school graduate. 2O-25, general
ONCE work, knowledge of tipping
preferred; permanent position with
experience necessary. cali L. J.
Milliken, MA. 41s1. for appoint
ment.
CHAS. G. STOTT & co.
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small hotel in
unattached, rm.
EDWARD HO-

FANrERs. hrst class. RIA. 1927. s.
PAINTERS. also . good combination
men; must be good MECHANICS. steady
emRIGymePtA euslify. RA. fDs fss4t those that can
rsDHe, sIDINa & eARs5eef'fse sooPfNa c.. Sosi
Rhode Island ave. ne. ..
PAPER HANGER, Al mechanic. must
be sober and ID, reiisble; prefer nsxrW maa 2
HsS HOME e'E SERVICE sHR "@ssi ssi7 VS. sys
paaRSrr-r1ME REPREsENrAT1vEs-A
leading local investment banking
rm Is considering VIII bn
already own or are thoroughly IA
pany shares and feel they would
like to try to place them with
OthfTs On eom%ssiGn ama SseFsronns ssss S Snte
PARKiSG 1I LOT LOT ATTENDANT. dis
abled veteran or retired Government
employe. must be married, for night
pxTESr EHEs HSS pRAFTsMAs Ism Star: Local 2g frm
man; maj permanent position. full time;
man only need apply. Box 4sz;B,
PiaAaRMAcIsT, registered, full time,
good hours, good pay, good sur
roundings; references required. BOX
92-B, Star. -27
PHARMACIST, good, steady position,
500 week. Box 366-D, Star.
PHARMACIST, reg, salary 500 per
wk.. modern drug store, Tappa-
on Rappahannock River. Box 491-
rsaioffsosGeRArHERs fsse who know how to
photograph babies; good proposition,
salary and commission. Call at
MELLEN STUDIOS, 11bb Bladsns-
Pin IN I sETTERs WANTED to set BINS
in one of Washington's busiest
bowling alleys. We will teach you.
9P1LLWAY BOWLING ALLEYS.
5000 Nichols sve. -. 81
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SALESMAN. married to learn our
branch operations and sales method
40; must have car: not canvassire.
Apply 204S West virginia ave. ne.
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MAN. experienced in better
~ mems wear. Apply ONCE.
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 F
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SALESMAN, wholesale cigar and to-
bacco; age 80 to 40; opportunity for
excellent earnings; name brands
only; car necessary. Box S5-E,
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MECHANICS HELPER. colored: must
know how to repair truck tires.
have mechanical knowledge; must
have D. c. permit Apply CAPITOL
MEDICAL TECHNIClAN, white or COL
ored; general hospital routine: start
Ing salary. 5000 per month: 40
hours per week. Phone FA. 2sss.
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A PROFITABLE CAREER IN SELLING!
This 1O5-year-old company recent!y
research. developing new scientific
tude for success in life insurance
selling. II you are between 25 and
AZ years old and interested in ca,
would like to build . business Of
your own which offers unlimited in
come possibilities. we invite you to
write for an appt. Interviews and
thoreSsh@ test tsstins are. are being sehsdIlsd che, asd
meet our requirements. we are pre-
pae' time career. "a S.t Our $-yr: Training
program and . special income to
help you get started nri; tas.Y assure ,yn yGur
education. business experience, mar
etc. Charles p. Rice: Mgr. THE
MUTUAL LIFE INsURANcE CO; OF
NEW NEW ,Ye YORK, = - 42i;4a2 Southern
wANTEpM6sed R'sTii %aihinfson car . lot attendant
GOOD salary Tor right man. ABBY
Murphy, N TtsSl'' FRANK SMALL, L. Jr'. INC
SELL a high quality food ilne to 70
better stores in this area; If YOU
are the man we are looking for. call
co. Abb regarding an appointment.
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA will receive
written applications for the position
of planning engineer and mainte-
nance engineer until o'clock pm.
Saturday. April 9, l949; applicants
should have ensineering degree ana
NIT resume Of experience and edu-
cation in detail, tosether with salary
desired and date available; personal
interview is desirable. Applications
should be addressed to the CITY
HIGH EARNINGs possible! sell solid
brass name plates for front doors;
p on essh 81 ,9$ sale. Wrisee
Fl 1MSs,sndaia Nm.
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Must be acquainted with contractors
ern virginia: must own an auto
mobile; salary is based on conmis-
sion. For appt. call TIE. o2sl or
Evening star., 1949-03-27

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. experi-
enced. good contact: drawing acct.
against commission Mr.. Morse,
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors,
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|t6 IN, 81 out ON
pAA THURS. FLIGHTS

Sixteen arrived and 33 left on
Pan American Always flights yes
terday as follows:
From Seattle: Maynard Stimson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Collier, Hal
Windsor, Josephine Martin, David
Horton, Walter Moy, Roderick
Blatchford, Leon Gonzeles, Mrs,
Walt Riley, John Montgomery, A. o.
Erickson, Anna Erickson, G. Chris
tophersen, Walt Krebs, Bob Krebs.
To Seattle: Beatrice McNeely
Rosline Hermes, Arvis Aamot, Ann
Gehringer, Marie Ratcliff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irv Curtis, Marvin Wilson, Ell
len Wilson, Sharon Wilson, Hannah
Jensen, John Geyer, Edna Geyer
and infant John, Walter Bust, Louis
Trexler, Carol Karnes, Mr.. and Mrs
H. Blyberg, Paul Maxwell, Mrs. j
B. Reher, Ada and Lynn Dunn, j
Martin Durocher, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Galloway, Williams and Roy Gallo
way, Howard Ottke, Juanita Wilson
Jack Matin, Jon Peterson, Dorothy
Crawford, DR.. G.. T. Stewart.
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LEADERS IN B. B.

Here are leaders in the Major
Leagues through games of yester-
day:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting-Zernial, Chicago, 1866
Sievers, st. Louis. 1856.
Runs Batted In-Williams, Bos-
ton, SO; Stephens, Boston, 80.
Home Runs = Stephens, Boston
IL; Williams, Boston, 9.
Pitching-Lopat, New York. 40
1000.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting-Kazak, st. Louis, 1863
Schoendienst, st. Louis and Mar
shall, New York, 1868.
Runs Batted In Robinson
Brooklyn, "a; Kiner, Pittsburgh, ~
Hcme Runs Kiner. Pittsburgh
10; Mize, New York, 8.
Pitching-Branca, Brooklyn, 10
1000.
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PADRES WIN
WITH HEAVY
BAT SPREE
(By Associated Press

1t looks more and more as if the
San Diego Padres will get atop the
Pacific Coast league only by taking
the lead away from the Hollywood
Stars, directly.
Thursday night was the same old
story. The Padres slugged out an
Is to win over Los Angeles while
the stars pitched to 7 to win
ever Portland When San Diego
wins, so does Hollywood.
The Stars thus maintained their
three game lead over the Harris
men, The two tangle in a seven
geme series starting June 7.
PADRES GOT Is HITS
The Padres climbed three Angel
pitchers for 18 hits, including four
homers. Max West ignited the home
run blast in the first with two
aboard for his Itch of the season.
Other Padres hitting for the walk
around were Harvey Storey, Dain
Clay and Larrupin' Luke Easter
who got his 10th. The Padres bat
ted around in the second and
seventh, scoring six runs in each
frame.
At Hollywood, Willard Ramsdell
knuckle- balled the Beavers with an
eight-hit performance. 1t was his
fifth win He got stellar help at
the plate from AL Unser who drove
in three twin tallies in the third
with homer and doubled in an
other in the fifth.
RAINIERS WIN
Heinz Becke doubled in the 18th
inning at Oakland to score two
runs and give his Seattle Rainiers
G to 4 win over the Oaks Beck
er's double was hit at rightfielder
Jackie Jensen, the University OF
CALIFORNIA; great football and base
ball star playing his first profess
sional game. Jensen, signed Thurs
day for a $4,000 bonus, couldn't
quite get to the ball. Jensen flied
and grounded out in his two times
at bat.
Al Lien southpawed the San
Francisco Seals to a 3 to win
over Sacramento although the WIN
ners were outhit 8 to 6. Lien was in
trouble in only one inning-the
eighth. The Solons only run came
then on Len Rates double and Joe
Martyrs single,
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ai1aS|6
Orphan Golf
pro(onqlIIulers
Jinx,on Links
BY ROBERT MOORE

RICHMOND, Va, May 27-R-
Ray Wade Hill, an unknown or
phan" golf professional from
Shreveport, La, set out today to
conquer jinx which has dogged
the medalist year after year
through the history of the PGA
tournament
Hill waltzed off with medalist
honors in the thirty-tirst tourna-
ment yesterday by touring the
courtyard Hermitage Country Clut
layout in four under-par 81 for a
36-hole qualifying score OF 1856
two strokes over the medal record
Only twice since they started
giving the Alex Smith Memorial
award in 1881 to the PEA medalist
has the star who carded the best
score in the qualifying play man
aged to take home the crown at
the close of match competition
DIN Dutra turned the trick in
1882. Byron Nelson, co-medalist with
Johnny Revolta in 1945, also was
around at the finish.
A single. stroke behind Hill In
the wild scramble for medalist
laurels was slammin' Sammy Snead
the long-driving Masters champion
from White Sulphur Springs, w
Va, Snead played the back nine in
three-under- par 80 yesterday foi
a 36-hole total of 1877.
Another unknown like Hill, How
ard Schmidt, of Chino, Calf, fin
lshed the qualifying with a 1873 as
did clayton Heather of Charlotte
NC, and Johnny Palmer OF Badin
NC. George Fazio of Conshohocken
Pa, had a 1879.
Today's first round OF match
play included Ga players with quail
flying 36-hole scores of l49 or Get
ter. Three of them, including Hor-
ton Smith of Detroit, had to earn
their berths in, sudden death
playoff involving six players.
After 80 matches this morning
and l6 this afternoon, the fielc
will be reduced to 16 aces who vii
fieht it out in 36-hole matches
until the champion is crowned
Tuesday afternoon.
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American League
DESTROYER MADDOX
DUE AT EARLY HOUR

Arrival here of the US. Maddox,
a Navy destroyer, is set for 4 O'Clock
tomorrow morning, according to
word received at the Governors
office. She will remain in port until
Memorial Day.
City officials, with the assistance
Of the Business and Professional
Women's Club, plan the sponsor
ship of a dance tomorrow evening
at the Elks Hall for all enlisted
men aboard the destroyer.
AWVS will entertain officers from
the Maddox and officers aboard
the USCGC Storis at the CLIO
union hall from to midnight.
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EFFORTS RESUMED,
END FORD STRIKE
CIV Associated Press

The Ford Motor Company and
representatives of the striking CLIO
United Auto Workers meet today
in another effort to solve their o.
day-old dispute.
The negotiators are trying to
reach an agreement that will send
100000 men back to their jobs. Last
night, company spokesman said
that management's latest offer had
heen turned over to the union Off
Gals to give them time to study it
in advance. It's provisions were not
made public.
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VIII BASEBALL

Scores Of Western International
league games played last night are
as follows:
Salem IL, Yakima d.
Bremerton 5, Victoria l.
Spokane 6, Wenatchee 4.
Tacoma at Vancouver, rain.
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COMING up
With wins
By JACK HAND

Watch the st. Louis Cardinals 60
now that Stan Musial and Enos
Slaughter have started to hit.
The Red Birds probably can't win
the pennant, but they definitely
cont belong down in sixth OF
seventh place.
When the Cards limped home
from the East, Musial was slumping
and Slaughter was SO tad he had
been benched for a few games.
Home cooking and morning prac-
tice at Sportsman's Park liked that.
In 10 games at st. Louis, Musial
hit 316, batted in eight runs and
smashed three homers. Slaughter
did even better with 1852 average
for the home stand and nine more
RIBS.
Both Musial and Slaughter hit
home runs last night in the Cards
1876 victory over Pittsburgh. 1t was
the third straight for the rejuven-
ated Birds and their fourth in the
last five games.
Ralph Kiner got his 10th home
run of the season for the Pirates
to go one up on Johnny Mize.
CARDS-PHILLIES TIED
st. Louis victory in the only Ma
tional League game moved them
into a birthplace tie with the Phil
lies.
When rain washed out the New
York Yankee-Detroit game, both
f. the Boston Red Sox and Washing
ton Senators gained half-game
on the leaders.
Now five back of the Yanks, the
Red ,Sox made it six out OF eight
since their return to Fenway Park
by dumping the st. Louis Browns
Us. An error by Eddie Pellagrlnl
and a close play at second base
helped them score four unearned
runs.
Mel Parnell failed to go the route
for the first time in eight starts
giving way to Tex Hughson, the
eventual winner, when the Browns
went out front temporarily in the
three-run eighth.
Ted williams singled with the
Eases loaded in the eighth to drive
in the winning runs off loser Nee
Carver
CLEVELAND LOSES
Cleveland closed its disastrou.
Eastern tour by bowling to Wash
ington, SD, in a game called aftel
the first of the eighth to permit
10th teams to make train con-
nection. The world champs lost
to 9 in the East and 10 OF IL since
leaving home.
Gene Bearden, world series hero
in '48, failed to go the route for the
fifth straight time. The lefthandee
knuckler was mauled for five run:
IN less than three innings, although
Larry Dolby gave him a two-rur
working margin with his sixtf
homer in the first.
Mickey Haefner, who stopped the
Indians with one hit May 10, scat
tered seven hits for his fourth VIC
tory. He has trimmed the Tribe
II times in % starts during his
major league career.
AL Evans led the Senators attack
with four singles.
The other Major League CLUBS
u-ara NOT scheduled
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B. B. STARS

stars of games played yesterday
in the Major Leagues are as fol-
lows:
At Batting-Al Evans, Senator'S
len Washington attack with fou1
hits for perfect night in 5-4 VIC
tory over Cleveland.
At Pitching-Ted Wilks, Cardl-
nals-shut out Pirates for last seven
Innings after relieving Jim Hearr
in second inning of 1876 win.
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tu@deto help defraysexpenses of'the

fused to help defraySexpeilses Of the
prsanization.
The boys from the Navy ship
Maddox are cordially invited to go
in.
The Wednesday meeting brought
to close the series of lessons
for this season. During the sum-
mer, one regular meeting for work
and business will be held each
month-on the second Wednesday,
in the church parlors. On fourth
Wednesdays, there will be social
meetings, a member of the group
acting as hostess in her home,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-27
EMERGENCY RUN
FOR CGC 1884

Yesterday afternoon at 1870
o'clock, the 83524, skippered by
William Bentler tBMCD, left on an
emergency run to Fishery Point
opposite Tenakee Inlet for the VAL
or, owned by Willis George. The