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LEADERS IN B. B.

Leaders in the major leagues
through games of Sunday were:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting-Kiner, Pittsburgh, 1856;
Marshall, New York, 1862.
Runs Batted In Robinson,
Brooklyn, 40.
Home Runs-Kiner, Pittsburgh,
10.
Pitching-Branca. Brooklyn, IL,
cts.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting zernial, Chicago, 1856;
Kell, Detroit, BAL.
Runs Batted n-Williams, Bos-
ton, 48; Stephens, Boston, 43.
Home Runs-Williams, Boston
IA; Stephens, Boston, 10.
Pitching-Lopat, New York, SO
1000.
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B. B. STARS

Stars Sunday IN games OF the
two major leagues follow:
Batting-Eddie Joost, Athletics,
homered in each game to lead the
Philadelphia Athletics to 80 and
Az double header victory over the
Cleveland Indians.
Pitching - Bobby Shantz and
Charley Harris, Athletics Shantz
allowed only one hit and no runs
in six and two thirds inning after
relieving Bill McCahan in the
opener; Harris gave up but three
hits and no runs in the same num-
her of innings after relieving Carl
Scheib in the nightcap. The AS
won both ends of doubleheader, 80
and Az.
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We paw Seattle prices for SCRAP
lead. Madsen Cycle and Fishing
Supply. ZOE II
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MUSICAL HITS IN
big CITY, NOW AT
CAPITOL THEATRE

Music of all types, from concert
numbers to popular novelty and
romantic tunes are highlight of
big City," M-G-M comedy-drama
with songs, now at the Capitol
Theatre.
Lotte Lehman, noted opera and
concert star making her film debut
in the new offering, sings Brahms
Lullaby" "Traumerei, THE Kerry
Dance" and Irving Berlin's now
almost classic God Bless America
Betty Garrett, Broadway musical
comedy star of call Me Mister.
fame and the girl who made South
America. Take 1t Away famous
also makes her screen debut and
sings three songs-"Don't Blame
Me-" I'm Gonna See a Lot OF
YOU" and the comedy number
"Ok1 Baby Dok1."
Danny Thomas, noted stage and
night club entertainer, sings Irving
BerliIs "What1l Do" 1.-The Whit
fenpoof Song cowboy ditty en-
titled "Yippee-O Yippee-Ay," and
two choir songs, "Sholem Aleichem"
and "Kol Nidre."
The popular "Shoo Shoe Baby"
is played by the Page Cavanaugh
Trio, and final musical highlight
is Margaret O'Brien's first song on
the screen in an impersonation OF
Miss Garrett.
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GIVING UP SMOKING is
WORTH 1890 DOLLARS

BRISBANE-LR- A decision to
give UP smoking by an Australian
tramway man, Norman Payne OF
Paddington. Brisbane, brought him
$19,320. Mr.. Payne sold his to-
bacco, papers and cigarettes to his
colleagues and with the proceeds
bought the winning ticket in a lot
terry in Brisbane. When told of his
win Mr.. Payne Immediately ac-
cepted a cigarette offered to him.
He says, however, that he's still de-
termined to give up smoking.
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MOOSE PROTEST
ON May 81 GAME
IS DENIED TODAY

Denied today by league Officials
on a technicality of the Gastineau
Baseball League rules was the
formal protest of the Moose Base
call Team on the ball game won
by the American Legion from the
Moose ty the score of 4 to q on
Tuesday, May 81.
The protest arose over the de-
cision of an umpire who called
Bud Phelps out after he had hit
home run over the fence and he
had been touched by the third
base coach while making the CIR
cult.
Rule 40, section II of the Official
Baseball Rules reads: THE base
runner is out. if in the judgment
of the umpire, the coacher at third
base by touching or holding the
runner physically, assists him in
returning to or leaving third base.
The runner, however, should not
be declared out if no play is being
made on him.
League President Joe Werner
states that League officials will
| uphold the protest of the Moose
Ball Team in the Interpretation of
the above rule, and it is their
opinion that the umpire was in
error in declaring the runner out.
However, since the written protest
was not filed with league officials
within the "a hour limit prescribed
by league rules, it cannot he con-
sidered and therefore will be
waived.
The game to be played tonight is
last Fridays washed out game be-
tween the Legion and Elks. To-
nights game will start at $50 and
will decide the league leaders as
10th teams are tied for first place
with the Moose six games in the
hole
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JUMPERS FROM BIB
ARE REIN5TATED BY
ACTION, CHANDLER
By JOE IVES

WASHINGTON, June 6-R-
Baseball Comml ssicner A. B.
Chambers abrupt reinstatement OF
the Mexican League jumpers is re-
ceived with mixed reaction.
Chandler extended an offer late
Sunday to major and minor league
players who skipped to Jorge Pas
quels outlawed Mexican league
three years ago to reinstate them
in organized baseball if they SC
desire.
They had been barred hy the
Commissioner in 1916 for five years
after accepting large bonuses and
salaries to play below the border
Many of them now are playing on
Canadian teams since Pasquel stop
ped offering the. hugh inducements
Chandler said the players neec
only apply to the President Of
their respective leagues = Fore
Prick of the National League anc
VIII Harridge Of the American
DAMAGE SUITE CONTINUE
Minor League Boss George M
Trauttmann said he will reinstatt
"the four or five players" who went
to Mexico.
The players who were reached
expressed extreme delight over the
action. However, it was learned
that the three players who now
have suits pending in New York's
Federal District Court for damages
suffered by Chambers suspension
order plan to continue their &C
lions.
Former New York Giant out
fielder Danny Gardella is suing
organized baseball for $250,000 and
two two former st. Louis Cardi-
nal pitchers-Max Lanier and Fred
Martin-are suing for $2,500,0o(
from the Cards. Both suits are
based on the legality of baseballs
famed" reserve clause. This clause
in effect makes the player the
property of his club until he is re-
leased or traded.
REASONS FOR ACTION
Chandler, in formal statement
said his action was taken at this
time because, after three years
it seems a fair thing to do, ano
because the threat of compulsion
by court action now has been re-
moved by recent unanimous de-
cision of the Circuit Court of APP
peals in the Martin and Laniel
and Gardella cases. The court
recently refused to order the rlal :
ers reinstated.
Chandler did not specifically
state what provision will be made
because of the 25-player limit now
in effect On all clubs. But he in
dicated the players would "get a
fair chance to remain in the major
leagues"
SENATORS TO BENEFIT
The Washington Senators will be
able to pick up their two men be-
cause they are carrying on.y q
players. The New York Giants,
however, would have SO if the eight
players concerned apply for re-
entrance, because Manager Lee
Durocher now has the full quota 0,
rs.
Owner Branch Hickey said the
Dodgers have room for one player
but the remainder of the clubs are
up to the limit now.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted TO 81. AIMS Hospital
yesterday were Ismael Vosotros,
Harry johnson, Jefferson Manning
and Mrs. F. Ordonia.
Discharged from st. AIMS were
Mrs. Robert Smith and baby boy,
Mrs. Adelaire Bailey, Jefferson
Manning and Mrs. Frank Cashen
and baby girl.
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GRAYS IN MONTANA

Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Gray, now
enroute for visit in Scotland, are
enjoying themselves at present IN
Montana. A postcard, dated June 3,
from Ekalaka, Montana, says they
are having lots of fun, going to ro-
deos, sheep and cattle ranches.
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VIII BASEBALL

Final scores of games played ovel
the weekend in the Western In.
ternational League are as follows
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Spokane 9-3, Vancouver IL.
Tacoma 81, Salem ga.
Victoria 5-4, Wenatchee OIL.
Yakima 11-8, Bremerton Ill.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Salem 6, Tacoma /.
Spokane S, Vancouver 4.
Yakima IA, Bremerton S.
Wenatchee IL, Victoria 8.
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new YORK GIANTS
ANNOUNCE TRADING

NEW YORK, June 6-4RtThe
New York Giants today traded in
fielder Bobby Rhawn and pitcher
Ray Poat to the Pittsburgh Pirates
for pitcher Kirby Higbe. The Giants
announced it was a straight trade
with no cash involved.
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American League

Saturdays Results
New York II, st. Louis 3.
Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 3.
Detroit 10, Boston 8.
Chicago 2, washington l.
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DANCING CLASSES

Now enrolling, Tap, Baton, Twill
ing, Acrobatic, Eccentric, Social
Dancing, Boys Acrobatic -..our.
Working Girls Relaxation Glasses.
Phone Red SIS. 50 got
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National League

Saturdays Results
Brooklyn 8, Pittsburgh 6.
New York 8, Cincinnati 8.
st. Louis 2, Boston l might.
Philadelphia /, Chicago O.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Oil Official Explains
Gas Increase in East
BY the Associated Press

An oil company official yester-
day told a Senate subcommittee
that gasoline prices have been
raised in the East to compensate
for a drop in revenues from other
petroleum products.
The witness, appearing before
q Banking subcommittee checking
prices of gasoline and oil. was
A. L. Nickerson, a director Of
socony-vacuum Oh Co., New
York.
Testifying after earlier wit
nesses had accused oil companies
OF keeping gasoline prices high
while there is a General down.
ward trend in prices as a whole.
Mr.. Nickerson declared an alb
normally. warm winter In 194S-
l949 had depressed the fuel oil
market but stepped up demands
for gasoline 10 per cent
with fuel oil storage filled to
abnormally high levels for win
ter time and fuel oil prices soften
ing and gasoline demand firm," he
added, I'VE had to realize more
for gasoline to help cover the un-
diminished cost Of a barrel Of
products"
A spokesman for the CIO Mari
time Committee charged that ma
jor oil companies are transferring
registration of their tankers to
other nations And not passing or
savings to American motorists and
homeowners who use fuel oil for
heating.
THE oil companies claim that
the transfers are necessary to
meet competition, said Hoyt s.
Haddock, executive secretary Of
the committee.
Evening star., 1949-06-30

Corpl. Michael s. Mccarthy. OF
the police Accident Investigation
Unit, ran a close race with the
stork today.
Corpl. Mccarthy was hailed at
New Hampshire avenue and
Waterside drive NV. about $50
o'clock this morning by a
distraught young sailor. Lawrence
Ryan. of 204 Thirty-seventh
street NE.
Mr.. Ryan said he was. trying
to get his wife to Bethesda Naval
Hospital, but his car had q steam
, ing radiator. Corpl. Mccarthy.
after a quick appraisal OF the
situation. told the sailor they'd
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Accident Investigator Wins
.CIose Contest With Stork

best get on TO the hospital, Cal
trouble or not.
Turning on his siren. the police
man headed for the hospital, fol-
lowed by Mr.. Ryan.
While en- route, Corpl. Nc
Carthy called for an ambulance
to meet him. and stepped down
harder on the gas.
: The two cars reached the hos
pital at Gas O'Clock. Two min
utes later. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan
were the parents Of baby girl.
On his way back to Washington,
Corpl. Mccarthy said. he was
passed bye the ambulance. on its
way to meet him.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
.31-Yeor U. S. Service
Ended by Miss Miller

Miss Alice NJ. Miller. 900 Nine
teenth street NV. retired yes
terday from a position in the
Army Plans and Operations Di-
vision. after 81 years Government
service.
1t. Gen. Albert c. Wedsmey eT
deputy chief OF staff for plans
and operations, presented Miss
Evening star., 1949-06-30

Il the dishwashing product you're using too
strong for your hands? Do thsy look rsd-fssl
drawn or rough? Then switch 10 Ivory Soap
for dishes. Ivory gives you everything you
want In your dishpan -sospy-rich suds that
do the job in = hurry. plus the most famous
skin care in the world! When you start ussns
Ivory for dishes, your hands viii grow sohss.
smoothsr, iovelier in just sos week Make The
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Evening star., 1949-06-30

Miller with q plaque in tribute &c
aer service The plague vas tn
scribed with facsimile signatures
o. Army Secretary Gordon Gray
Gen. Omar T. Bradley. army
Chief Of STAFF. and Ma. Gen
Charles L. Bolie.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
VenezueIons at Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS. June 80 R.-
Three Venezuelan Navy officers
have reported to the Naval Post
graduate School for specialized
instruction. They are Its. Andres
o. Moreno. Pablo E. Cohen and
Jose v. AZopardo.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Hellenic Group Seeks
Convention for D. c.

The WashEnTto2 chapters q
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

INSPECT new fireproof cottase: 4
rooms, bath. screened porch. fur
nHhed; $500 cash. bal. mo. Also
choice lots; $3.50 up. very easy
ssrn miles cf B. a. n.s on s6 as. Sac
once there open daily or WALTER
M. BAuMAN. 1877 K st. NV. ma.
LAKE aiuE JAcKsoN-s.bsdrm. log cabin.
M ss; nssE E5.e ox' 1855? 1888. Ca. s Or
COLONIAL Beach choice lot,
ssil. H.. sl ss77. near "''ef 20 %'''
$40 ACRES, about 2 miles water
front; also ! mi. State road 'front.'
ase. on Washington busline. and
on the Potomac River near Point
Lockout and che s.es,x or sa =; r. r.
finest water fronts in this area.
Dastieaiiy reduced for quick cash
sale. Unless you have GOO
cash payment: please DO not answer
AZ M is1. Re- OF 13 Yous s's own. on ien.r
Potomac on salt water: 3-room cot.
tsse. fireplace, artesisn well. 40
miles from d. c., over paved roads:
o hunting lodge in ducking season
and O summer camp with sailing,
swimming. fishing, grabbing, oyst .s,s
i Hd $500 4 ssin s,1 0oo or Rs s Wi
MINOSA COVE, Deale. Md.-Unsur-
passed location, adjacent to Her.
rinE Bay; lots 50x1O0; $500 #. Of
waterfront: restricted. Reas. Agent
on grounds. Call AK. 1927 or West
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g. AfpAAt <rnua aUn0Y
save 1OG. Comfortably furn. @
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and big screened sleeptng porch. An
with sci. beds and inner-spring
mattresses. Large downstairs sit
ting or dining porch. cleo. range,
refsr and yateS heater. Mai ~ 9
place. Can be seen any day. Owner
now on premises. For details call
or. $3.50 after 9 pm. 20
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 'z6 1h-ton l5s" cab and ehas.
lent eo oiSp sss S 3o-S "a i sasr. OPEN
weekdays tin 9; Sat; and Sun. TIL
r SSns ~ i r.. M ls Ps Sax. .1is
speed rear; Fish plated 7.50x20 &
phys front and rear; excellent conc.
Only $685.. 30-day guar. Open week
days TN 2; ST.: and Sun; ill., TIL s
FORD 1915 M-ton pickup: blue fin.;
er: hardly used; $685.. 30-day guar
I'm s. HILL q TiBBITIs; III
r DiTpops ss .ye nE Ma sa.n ss0e eu,tsSI
for small garage, fllins station;
Hill ! UT: TiiBghITTs, l1iS vs.@on'
ave. NV: wash.'s Oldest Ford
Peel BssIsr al NA; 4, 1850 ss,s -. -, ; wsG
A real buy at $2.e96. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO., Ford dealer, $40 Bla.
c dsnSsSsf r. ,t e; At 600 en., ns1
NAN ~ sA6 sTs't xsb 5l0RGsiisSn isIoE
cHEvRoIEr ie4i lH-ton. Ions
w.b. with l2-ft. platform body;
excellent motor and tires; $395.
sToH.MAN cHEvRoIEr. INC. 1907
I y s e, 5sss ~ is ss.s With lSi..
saet Rssfa eHs w eRz Nc n ssss
FORD pickup K.ton with new motor;
v $SSS; terms, RE. Ssa5. "a 81,
sSard. heater. s.speed axle. 1: ply
tires on front, 10 ply on rear. This
truck has been given excellent care.
Priced below market for quick sale.
S sSsay ySsran Moros g. se roHd
s sss's asoo geo sladen'Ours I'd 10 g.
roRDo ISIS ISIS M.ton Thames panel;
500 miles; co, demonstrator; new
truck guar. like new; Ssas. HILL
nv Wash.s Oldest Ford dealer.
r Soi ssAS' DELIVERY. .insie-owner
truck; maintained IN 1st-class mech.
large feet operator with own shop:
viii gladly demonstrate. Here's Q
cn&nce 70 Eeb q ntgn.cieSS oelVery
unit Of q barsaiA price. $5eS.
PhSne truck dept so cHERNER NO
INTERNATIONAL 1e46 KS. stake
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CHEVROLET 1g4s 2-ton chassis and
cab: equip. with 10-pH tires: used
. only for demonstration purposes:
CHASE MOTOR Co. mic. T726
FCRD 4s t25 heavy duty dump body:
Ford Al c. and c. 1M-tou 16S"
w.b. Tires and mechanical condi-
tion are very good. Guaranteed TO
pass inspection. Priced to SELL TIKI
BROOKLAND CO., 9th and Mich.
ave, ne. Hudson 1883. -25
good running condition. for imme-
diate sale; S3a6, cash or terms.
HoYLE MOTOR SALES, 1345 q
w ii ~ is r. rsssa eSi seas: "a.
%; excel. cond. Consider car ~
NEW CHEVROLET 1913 161-in.
wheelbase. chassis and cab. heavy
duty. 2-ton model; at. substs ntsal
reduction from new price. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR. Co. INC. 7725
wis. ave, OF. 800.
REQ SO 1h.ton hydrsuiie DUMP
9th and Michigan ave. ne. HUDSON
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TRAiLERs FOR SALE

1916 ADAMS, good as new: s rms,
25-ft.; hydr; brakes, bottle gas. We
netiar blinds, mahog. interior has
never been licensed or on q hwy.
81 .ess T IT. Es6 Ssz7. .7o ~ 100 :,
mod. equipment, including Trail
True dolly and awning and porch:
new cond. Priced for quick sale.
See a. Sherr z, III IN NJ Trailer 4 PsIs
20 NATIONAL LANDOLA COLONIAL.
Baltimore ave. Riverdsle. WA. 1908.
rs it.. sleeps 4. fully
furnished; large bottled gas. cleo.
brakes; will finance small down
AZ Mass. ave. NV. Xxx. 1858. TX.
ONE WHEEL. built-up side with top.
new spare tire with tube. Green
SAVE OVER $1,000, practically new
26-ft. house trailer; sacrifce price
81. 795. OWNER. IA. $3.50. --22
trailer. 2s It. straight air brakes.
Price, $500. Call no. OSS4 ewes.
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