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AUCTION SALES (cont. ,
THOS. J. OWEN q SON, Auctieneers
435 Southern Building

THOS. J. OWEN q SON, Auctieneers,
435 southern Building
TEgStssS %asy SALE rI9rb q YsluasIe %as6NSS 6Wo7
PWELLNG, BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. 2713 BRUCE PLACE,
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. S739.
Folio 400 ct seq, of the land records
of the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction in front
of the premises, on TUESDAY THE
TWENTY-F1FTH DAY OF JULY
A. D. 1850 AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, the following-described land
and premises, situate in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as
and being Lot 6S in Square 5745.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior build
ing association deed Of trust for
approximately S6,952.30 further
particulars Of which will be an
nounced at time Of sale; the purchase
price above said trust to be paid in
cash. A deposit of $4,000 required.
Conveyancing, recording, etc, at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the
discretion Of the trustees.
=. SPENCER FITZGERALD,
r. E6MET RHODES,
Trustees.
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MINNIE A. CHEsELDINE.

Attorney, Colorado Building.
Filed July Is, 1850; Harry M. Hull
m THE uN1rE6 SlsyEl sfArEs DISTRICT
ScApiTAt III ny MoRTdAoE ( TILL
CO. INC. body corporate. Plain
tiff, Versus PERRY o. COLLINS
ct al, Defendants,-NO.1 1350-50.--
The, object Of this suit is removal
the District Of Columbia Known for f
purposes of assessment and taxation
as Parcel 1859 and more par
ticularly described as follows: Part
Of the farm of the late Henry Mar
portion @ fes0'th of the farm Gnsa mentioned nd in
EQUITY Cause No. $685., Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia
beginning at the Southwest corner
Of Berry.s land on the East side
zoo feet: thence South 1928 feet;
thence South SAY. West 232 .9s
feet to Sligo Road; thence with said
Eesa bens 15sR EneRn ass Is tsrte s se lss1
cept trat portion taken in con-
demnation for street purposes In
the United States for the District
s, fss5 a,s.&:s fss{ 4:
fendant RoLAND COLLINS cause
his appearance to be entered here
in on or before the fortieth ,day,
days. occurring after the day of. the
flrst publication Of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded
with as In case of default. Pro-
yided, o COPY Of this order be pub
lished once week for three sue
Law Reporter. and The Evening
Star before said day. (S.) DAVID
A. PINE. Judge. (SealD Attest:
HARRY M. HULL, Clerk. BY
ELIZABETH M. KoWAISKI. Deputy
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OOT-OF.TOWN hAIE
Eour Lines (Minimum)
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted by any one
but myself. ARTHUR E. BURRELL'
49lOh Meade st. ne.
dehtS incurred By anyone other than
myself. WILLIAM n. TURBERVILLE'
WI WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one
other than myself. CHARLOTTE L.
BAILEY, 1114 Abbey pi. ne; 10
any debts incurred by any one
other than myself. CHARLES WARD
JR,, 1911 H st. ne. To-
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SALESMAN


To sell one of the leading aluminium
awnings manufactured salary or
commission. Contact salesmanaEer,
Monday evening, 7:30 to 8, No
other time. ST. 393S. -16
statesmen WANTED 120 middle.
aged men to call on real estate and
building construction companies,
sgting snt ls;zs our IN. Torridaire nd gas range,
make good money. Write, giving
Iuil references LIST letter. BOX 3s1.
statesmen with cars. for permansn. Is
positlon with growing retail appli-
sETHEspAs soTi TE1Evfs1oSN Ssf MS a ANb S0fhs. sH.
DIG. 1855 Old GEORGETOWN I'd. is
Statesmen. full time, for real eS-
SsEH . " A,!zH sH'ES 7a S. S$ o1 z
statesmen to take orders for WtS Gus
an1c. s9m tSaiEl0ring' SsE2sLgg good 7xe commission.
sALESMEN-We are interested in de.
our our selling SIdrs orsanization. $50 salary
car IS necessary. Apply @ 2s s 18th st.
ne. Mornings between 8 and / pm.
SpAE1N-AsBTeSSlVe and inter-
ested men to solicit fuel oil and coal
accounts; high comm. paid; leads
InrnlShed. Apply in person. ll24
Florida aye. ne. -l6
'ALESMEN. familiar with Perma
stone. Form stone or similar type Of
consumer selling. Good opportunity
Ior year-around connection in
Miami, Fla. Commission basis. Leads
475lM, 4497t5aisnest Star. Must have car. Boz
'ALESMEN (4) - Amazing proi1ts
calling on service stations, garages,
car dealers, etc. to introduce FI.EX.
)-nIE, the sensational new beauty
coat Tor automobiles which is easily
applied in 20 minutes and guar. for
yr.; not q polish, wax, glaze or
paint, Flex-o-Iite revitalizes and
oeauttnes faded finishes, protects
new finishes and absolutely stops
paint from fading. Everyone wild
ABOUT this miracle product. Fast re.
peater, protected territories. -Four
easy sales a day pays you over $50
per wk. Phone for appointment after
9 Pm, ROBERT EDMONDS, DU.
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AUCTION SALES
THOs. ], OWEN q SON. AuctiOneers
435 Southern Building

STORY ROW BRICK DWELLING
Known AS PREMISES 1916 l
Satsd StsIS March Sh' 81, 1850 and recorded
June 6, 1850, as Instrument no.
SSSO5 In the land records OF tne
District of Columbia, and az tne
REQUEST of the party secured LnerS-
by the undersigned trustees VIII sen,
at public auction in front OF Ine
premises, on MONDAY THE SEn-
ENTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. ..
Ia5n. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
folIowine- e-described land and prem
ises, situate in the District Of Co Co
lumbia, and DESIGNATED as ana peins
Lot SS in John T. Fmley'S sunoiVl-
sion Of part Of Square 1047. as per
plat recorded in Liber 81 foIo 1ZO
Of the Records of the once Of the
Surveyor for the District OF Colum-
Terms: Sold subject to a 2 prior sd 300 dseS sS
further particulars of which will be
announced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price of above said trust 70 ne
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500 90 re-
duired, Conveyancing, recorolng' etc.
At nurchaser's cost. Terms to be com
plied with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop.
erty may be advertised and resole
At the discretion of the trustees.
HARRY j. KANE, JR.,
ROBERT Z. HAMMOND.
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Fights Last Niqht
by the Asseeiaisd Press

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. - Rudy Garcia.
1SS 1SS: Los Gn,a Angeles s; stopped Harold Dade,
LONG BEACH. N Y.-Billy Graham,
145, New York outpointed Tommy Bag
zano, 149, Hartford, Conn, 10.
NEW ORLEANS-Tommy Campbell,
1874, Rock Island, ILL., stopped Gene
Burton, la. New York, 2.
BROOKLYN (Conye ISland)-Tony Pei
lone, 14534, New York. soutpointed Adrien
MorRart, 1861 France. 4
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Braves, 6; Reds. 4
Totals "a 727 Q Totals 40 IA

Totals "a 727 9 Totals 80 Is 81 12
Grounded out for Usher in ninth.
Popped out for Pramesa In eighth.
fFlied out for Blackwell in seventh.
, sGrounded out for Smith in ninth.
Boston - OO1 O03 OO2-6
Cincinnati ------------ 900 900 022-4
Runs--Elliott, Holmes (2), Crandall (2),
Kerr, Adams, Ryan (2), Wyrostek. Errors
Marshall, SPAIN. Runs batted in
Crandall %, Reiser, KluszewsN (2),
Wyrostek, Usher. Two-hase hits-Torge-
son, Elliott, Crandall: Adams, Kluszewski.
WyroStek. Double play-Spahn to Kerr
to Torgeson. Left on bases-Boston, g.;
Cincinnati. 10. Bases on balls-On SPAIN,
out---By SPAIN. s; by Biackwell, 6; BY
Smith, /. Hlts-Of SPAIN, 10 in 7h
innings; OF Hogue, in rs innings OF
Blackwell. in 2 innings OF Smith, 2
in 2, innings. Hit by pitcher-Holmes, by
Blackwell; Holmes, by Smith. Wild pitch
Blackwell. Winning pitcher--Spahn 90
Time-2:24. ,O32.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
colorado Bldg, 14th and q, RE. 393

In order to protect its dduer.
tisers from receiUing circular
matter, II Is expressly URderstood
and agreed that oil such mat
ter tctu be lDtthheld as tar as
possible bv The Star. Only bona
hde ANSWERS to odOeTtisements
addressed to boT numbers In
care Of The Star tpiu be deIiUeYed
to ddDeTtiSeTS on presentntion
OF the boz number ticket.
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AS, 81; Browns, rs
Totals 80 z t26 10 Totals So 927 8
Fiied out for johnson in seventh.
FIRST GAME

81. Louis ----------- 200 900 000-2
Phlladelphia ------ 200 900 O01-3
Runs-Upton, Kokos, Dillinger, Valo,
Chapman. ErrorS-Fain, Chapman, Runs
batted in-Hitchcock (2), Chapman. Two
base hits-Wood,s Upton, Dillinger. Sacri-
nee hits-Jehnson, Moss. Left on bases
St. Louis. q; Philadelphia, IL. Bases on
balls-Oh Brissie, 2; off johnson, 3; OF
Marshall. 2. Struck out-By Brissie. 3;
BY johnson. 8. Hits-On johnson, z in 8
INNINGS; of Marshall, in l inning.
Winning pitcher-Brissie abb. Losing
pitcher-Marshall DID. Time-2:13. At
tendance-3, 900
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Giants, 7: Pirates, 5
Totals 3S IL 81 Is
Totals 35 S27 10
Mueller in eighth.


'Struck out for r. Mueller in eighth.
New York ---- 700 900 OOO-7
Pittsburgh ----------- 300 ITO OOO-6
Runs-Stanky, Irwin. Thomson. West
rum, Dark, Gilbert, Jones, Rojek, Bell,
ktner o., OConnell. Error - Gilbert
Runs batted in-Thomson, Westrum (3),
nell, r. Mueller. Two-base hits-Dark,
kiner. Three-base hit-Kiner. Home runs
-Westrum. Kiner. Stolen base-Irvin.
Hopp. Left on bases-New York, 8;
Pittsburgh. Z: Bases on balls-Of Mac
Donald. 2; on Jones, q. OF Lombardi, /;
BY Jones. 1; by Lombardi, 1; by Dick
son, 8; BY Maglie, 2. Hits-on Chambers,
In " inning; on Macdonald 2 in
on Jones. 2 in y inning: on Magiie, 8
IN 8h innings; on Dickson, 4 in 72s
innings. Winning pitcher-Magie (5-2).
2:39. ,323.
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Box Scores of Yesterdays Major Leooue Games
Red Sox, 13: Chisox, |
Totals 80 b24 8 Totals 80 IA ~ IA
Grounded out for Aloma in eighth.

Ufouhueu OUT TOT Aloma IN eighth.
CHICAGO ------- 90 ! 900 600 ]
Boston ----------- OF (11) DOL O0x-13
:, Runs-Holcombe,, Di Maggie, Pesky (2l.
Doerr. (2l,. Zarilla, Tebbetts. Errors
Maleski, Holcombe; Runs batted in-Teb-
belts CD. Doerr (2), Stephens (3), Zarilla,
Dropo. Three-base hit-Doerr. Home
runs - Tebbstts, Stephens. Sacrifices
Doerr. zarilla. Double .plays-Doerr to
Dropo. Left on bases-ChicaRo, 5; Boston,
z. Bases on balls-on Kinder, 8; of Hol-
eom5e. !: on Aloma. 2. Struck out-By
Kinder. 3; by Holcombe, /; by Aloma, s;
by Haefner. /. Hits-On Hoisombe, 8 in
2 innings tpitched to batters in 3rd);
OF Aloma, 8 in 8; OIL Haefner, 1 in i,
Winning pitcher-Kinder (7-aj' Losing
pitcher - Holcombe (2-5). Time - 2:IO.
Attendance-S,73O
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Draftsmen-Civil Engineers
Young graduates preferred; once and
neld, on sewers, water mains. con-
crete structures. Submit experience
record. lettering sample and salary
desired. BOX 4Rh.M Star. -1R
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Mount Rainier BOOKING

Baseball games in the 12-and-
under and unlimited classes are
wanted by the Mount Rainier
Boys Club. Call Chris at Union
1929.
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PLUMBERS

Mechanics with 8 yrs. exper or more,
for new construction work. Apply
ATCH1NSON & KELLER, INC, 1915
TAYLOR st. NV, between rs am.
or 4-5 pm. -16
PLUMBERS HELPER-Exper. help
first class with good refs. This is a
good opportunity to learn for an
exper. man only. Year-round Job
with good working conds. for clean
Sgs; Gniu am6itiors spb sSs person. Apply MR..
PLUMBERS HELPER, experienced
man. for jobbine shop; drivers per
init and references required. Apply
j. c. FLOOD CO., 2012 14th st. NV.
PREssER, with d. C. drivers permit.
FEN cEAERs soo MissoTrt Saw sTs ays
PoRTER-WTiitth5 WITH permit; live in na neigh
days. HELLER's bakery, 1921 MT Mt.
RES Fsasaas EsTaTP St PE fntsT II rssT
opportunity for man with thorough
knowledge Of virginia property. II
you, have ability. can close sales, ac-
WORK, call Mr., Hart, ia. 4-162O.
KEak1 EsfAff 4zRs hss nsg l6 ex
perienced. energetic man, accus-
TONED to earning a minimum Of $9,-
900 per year need apply. Our ONCE
has more than sufficient listings.
Also complete drafting and building
department; group Decentralization
REAL iaA 0EsT2Ay estate SALESMAN wanted, G
good income, full time only. Call
MIR, GRAHAM, 81. COLO thru this
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-APPLI-
CANT SHOULD BE OVER AGE Is
AZ AID oHATs HAVE s1ME s24 e real Abr ESTATE TSI
CALL MR.. GLASS FOR APPOINT
COM: AVE, OR. o4o0. Id
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
assured. Phone MR.. ANNENBERG
for interview. Ii. 7-S357 or DU.
1895. -16
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER, in
mediate. sale; excellent opportunity
for right man: salary plus commits
RELIEF MAN. coiored, 8 days and 8
nights per week; must be able to
operate switchboard and elevator;
salary, 500 month. Apply 230S
Asnmeao pl. W. DO pm. Monday.
-16
ROoFER, experienced; call between
~ noon and 8 pm. Sunday. UN.
RM; CLERK for 1O0-rm. hotel, city;
only exper. need apply. See mgr,
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL. Is
ROUTE HAN, white, between ages
25-35, guaranteed pay plus COM
mission, good opportunity for man
who has experience in selling and
outside soliciting. Apply 6O7 H st.
ne: STIEFFS CLEANERS. 10
ROUTE SALESMAN - Dry cleaning
route, age 1886, married, respon-
sible, honest; good salary and work
ing conditions. See Mr.. Dave Goode,
81 Pm, at HAMILTON CLEANERS,
queens Chapel shopping center, west
HyattSville. liz
SALESMAN - Experienced, familiar
with grocery trade; to sell frozen
food to grocers, must have car.
RE. 07%S. -16t
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statesmen WANTED

To sell nationally advertised products
IN Wash. and vicinity, Guaranteed
against earnings which are unlimit-
Cd. Constant repeat business as.
sures stable future. Age no obstacle.
Can Re. 7O40, Monday or Tues, for
Evening star., 1950-07-15

SALESMAN-NationaI concern needs
nlgh-type man to complete its local
sales staff. Previous selling experi-
ence preferred but not essential aR
man selected will be trained in our
WORK. Good commissions with op.
portnnity TO- increase earnings in
proportion to productive efforts.
needed. Answer giving age, marital
status, education, previous employ
aH1 ment snd Si phone number. Bog
tim, star. -21
SALESMAN for major home appli-
anceS, GE. Westinghouse, Bendix
products; must be experienced and
asES g9od reference, manager type.
Apply j. L. BATEMAN a. son, 2OOI
n. l. ave. me-, HO. 2200. -I6
SALESMAN for television, radio and
nome appliances; excellent oppor-
!sunlty ior an energetic man who il
entng ment FL Iot future; rapid advance
monthly bonus. One Of Washing
tons oldest appliance storeS
COLONY RADIO. 6l19 Georgia ave-
COLLECToR-For a..
taonshed insurance route; unlim.
lted opportunity for q man With
ability. Auto necessary. Apply 5O3
victor Bldg, TIA 9th st. NV. -I9
SALESMAN - Automotive accessory
salesman for nationally advertised
P.ooucts. St Car essential. Box 33s-L.
SALEsMAN-Yes, 1t Is true We hSvs
the. product that can be deiiversS
and must be had under any and an
conditions. Permanent position for
the right man. Must have car. For
Iurtner details call SH. 464O. la
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eighth. -
st. Louis 600 200 30O-5
Philadelphia OOl 600 OOl-9
Runs-Lenhardt, Sievers, Friend, Up
ton, Widmar. Lehner, Upton. Error
vers, Friend, Lenhardt (3). Two-base
hits-Dillinger (2), Kokos, Lehner. Home
runs-Tipton, sievers, Friend, Lenhardt.
Double plays-Friend. Upton and Len
Left on bases-St Louis, A; Philadelphia,
1. Bases on balls-Of Shantz, 2. Struck
out-By Shantz. 10; by Widmar. /.
Hits-Oh Shantz z in s innings; OF
Wyse, 0 in l inning. Winning pitcher
Widmar (4-5). Losing pitcher-Shantz
t6-S). Attendance-3,077. Time OF
game-1 hour 81 minutes.
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Dodgers, 1;Cubs, O
Totals "a 27 q Totals 81 627l5
:Flied out for Rush in eighth.

'Flied out for Rush in eighth.
fStruck out for Serena in ninth.
Brooklyn -------------O00 600 100-1
Chicago -------- 900 900 OO0-0
Two-base hits, Hermanski, Pafko
Double play-Smaley to Terwilliger to
Caverretta. Left on bases-Brooklyn. IL;
on Palica, 4. Strike outs-By Rush, 3:
by Palica. 6. Hits-On Rush, in s
innings; Klippstein. l in 1 inning. Win
ming pitcher-Palica (3-l), Losing pitcher
(9-9). Time-2:2O. Attendance
-20,364 lpaidD
Evening star., 1950-07-15
Pontiucs NeeAGumes

The Wilson Pontiac 17-and-
under baseball team wants games,
home or away. Call Eddie Hen
shaw at Georgia 4124 between
5 and Z pm.
Evening star., 1950-07-15

To sell one Of the leading Aluminium
awnings manufactured; salary or
commission. Contact salesmana0sr
Monday evening, 7:3O to 9. No
other time. ST. 1898. is
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REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-APPLI-
CANT SHOULD BE OVER AGE 25
AND HAVE SOME REAL ESTATE
OR OTHER SALES EXPERIENCE.
CALL MR.. GLASS FOR APPOINT
MENT. MARVIN j. DUNCAN, 4420
CONN AVE OR n40n If
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indians, 5; Yunks, l
Totals 80 727 z Totals 81

Tran for Hendrich in eighth.
Cleveland 900 O02 03O-b
New York 600 900 OUl-l
Runs-Easter, Dolby. Gordon, Hegan. Lem
on, Mize. Errors-Boone (2l. Runs batted
Runs-Lemon, Mize. Sacrifice-Rosen
Double plays-Silvera to Coleman to Riz-
zuto. Coleman to Rtzzuto to Mize, johnson
to Coleman to Mize. Left on bases-Cleve-
land. IL; New York, 5. Bases on balls
On Lemon. 2; OF Byrne, 8; or Ostrowski
Strike outs-By Lemon, s; by Byrne, g.
ostrowsEi, in i inning ne n'hssi off Feirief SE
Q in inning. Hit by pitched balls
Byrne Rosen. Dolby. Gordon). Winning
pitcher-Lemon n3-D; Losing pitcher
l-42,106.
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SALESMAN

WITH OR WITHOUT ExPER. Excel.
opportunity to associate with one
OF Americas largest mfgrs. Our
men earn from $1,000 to $4,000
yearly. Excel. training program for
ilnsxper; Phone RA. O640, ask for
Evening star., 1950-07-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 8; Indianapolis, III in
1ingO.
Minneapolis. 12; Columbus. o.
Louisville, g.: Kansas City, 6.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
williamsport. SIS; Scranton. z-S.
Hartford, "a: Utica, 4-5.
Binghamton, 2: Albany, o.
Wilkes.Bafre, g.: Elmira, o.
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Classified Ad Rates
Local AdveftiSerB
Three Lines (Minimum)

Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times. SOC per line.
4 to 6 times consecutively, S3c pei
line
times eonsecutively, 31S per line.
Special Notices and Personal DC PEI
line additional.
New Automobiles, SOC per line. A-Ine
minimum.
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line
Out-of-toWn rate 10 charged on al
advertising 36 miles or more 1Som
Washington.
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.CARPENTERi

: CARPENTERS
Exper. mech. for res. work, Go ou,
Lee hwy. to CherrydaIe. turn right
on. Military I'd. to North 26th ST.
Arl.. c. c. MACPHERSON, Builder
Evening star., 1950-07-15

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal. 3-5; Toronto, ID (second
Springfeld, 3-5; Jersey City, Ia.
Baltlmore, 2; Syracuse, l.
Rochester, 16; Buffalo, g.
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Cards, a.; PhiIs, z
Totals SO o1O24l3 rota,, 40 q o.

~ % HV n 10 4UVAIs 81 3 BX7 II
Grounded out for Roberts in 7th,
framed for Kanstanty in 9th.
@Grounded out for Brecheen in 4th,
snlIaoelphia -------- 002 600 OOO-a
st. LOUIS ------------- 900 20l 1Ox-1
n, Runs-Ashburn, Hammer, Schoendienst
~, Musial. Howerton. Error-Hamnef.
srton (3). Two-base hits-seminicE.
Scnoendienst (2). Home runs-Hamner.
Howerton. Sacrifice = Marion, Schoen.
ulenst. Double play-Nelson, Marion and
Nelson. Left on baSe-Phiiadeiphia, 3; at.
LOUIS. 3. Bases on balls-On Roberts, i:
on rkanStanty. 1; on Staley, 1. strike outs
Staley, Hits--of Roberts, 5 in 8 in.
pings; pn; on Konstanty. 1 in innings: Oh
Prscneen, IN innings; on Staley, in
innings, Winning pitcher-Staley (S-61.
Losing pitcher-Roberts l0-4). Time
1:57. Attendance-25,529
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CARPENTERS

Thoroughly exper. trim. Year around
work, top wages. Good opportunity
Tor advancement. 2 miles No. Of
Bethesda on old Georgetown rd.,
LETT on Beech ave, right on Admission
"a; to Carl NJ; Freeman's. See MR.
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CARPENTERS COY

AND CARPENTER FOREMEN
Top pay for 1st class mechanics, Re-
port to: 5S0S Phoenix drive, Alta
Vista terrace, Bethesda. Directions:
Out Old Georgetown I'd. to Beech
Gr.. left to Admission rd., left to
H. ]. Korzendorfer Co. Inc.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
PERSONAL

NVUAH AILANTIC LEAGUE.
Savannah, 2; Jacksonville, o.
Columbus, B; Macon, O.
Other games postponed,
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HELP MEN
SALES MANAGER

Unusual opportunity for aggressive
man with good sales background
the fastest-growing beverage com
panies in Wash. This is that break
1or the man who has ability and
wants to prove 1t. Reply BY letter
stating qualifications in detail, in:
Guiding age, education and experis
ence. Box 225-R, Star. 10
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HELP MEN

CASHIER-White, for theater night
work. Apply GEM THEATER, l131
9TH st; NV. See manager.
CASHIER, front ONCE Apply man
ayers office. HAY ADAMS HOTEL,
18th and II SITS. NV. -15
CHAUFFEUR, colored. neat, reliable.
with reference. Call CO. 6102 after
CHEF. for high type suburban tea
house. Phone Olypmic 9459. 16s
CLERK, experienced. for hotel; famil-
lar with transcript; permanent DO
sition, 125-room hotel; must come
well recommended; good salary. Box
34-J, Star. lie
COLLEGE GRADUATE-21 to 26 yrs.
OF age, to train in wholesale
plumbing and heating supply house
opportunity for advancement un-
limited for right person; 5-day
week. Write Box 42s-R. Star. LII
COUNTERMAN. exper. in Kosher-style
delicatessen. High salary. QUEENS
TOWN DELICATESSEN, 3l85
Queens Chapel rd., Mt. Rainier.
CoUNTERMAN, experienced Kosher
delicatessen. Apply 1918 Tth st. NV.
DIE FRESHMAN, exper. on carver
and Modern presses. WEBB CO.,
1906 18th st. NV. -17
Evening star., 1950-07-15

CARPET LAYER, 1st-ciass man:
year-around work; sick leave. hoii-
GAYS Snd yseation with pay. LOCK
HARTs. S224 Wis. ave-. Bethesda,
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Evening star., 1950-07-15

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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-07-27
827 Blood Tests Are
Given AtCIinics
indications Are
Campaign Will
Be Greet Success

The free countrywide blood test
program of the Holmes County
Health Department got underway
Monday and indications are the
campaign will be highly success
full.
During the first two-day period
827 blood tests were made - an
average of over 100 persons has
attended each showing of the free
movies preceding the clinics. The
films shown are made in Missis-
sippi and point out the impor-
lance and need for every citizen
making certain he is free from
venereal disease, particularly sy-
philis.
The attention of our readers is
directed to a schedule shown else
where in this issue on the schedule
of free movies and blood clinics
to be conducted by the Holmes
Health Department for the ensu-
ing week.
Watch this paper every week
to see when the movies and blood
testing clinic will be in your COM
munity.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-07-27
Dr.. Marvin KeisIer
Speaks To Methodists

DIR. Marvin Keisler, Methodist
missionary to India and Pakistan,
spoke to a large and appreciative
crowd at the Methodist Church
Tuesday evening.
He gave a most interesting re-
port on the work in India explain
ing in detail the Moslem and Hin
du trouble. He told of the intense
loyalty and faith the people have
and of how many of them are
converted to Christianity but ne
yer unite with church because
by doing so they would become
outcasts.
DR.. Keisler pointed out the need
of the people for education, medi-.
cal care and Christianity. He said
Britain had done much for the
people but that there was much
more they could have done.
The speaker was born and rear
ed in India, the son of now re-
tired Methodist missionary. He
was educated in the U. S.
He returns to his post in Sep
TENDER.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-07-27
Hove You Hold Your Blood Test7

Your Holmes County Health Department conducting an m
campaign throughout the county
OF blood testing years over With this
county. ~ i
ey are OF the things that syphilis they are only
too to take - '
oypns Is not an ordinary disease per cent
the people that have don't anything until s too
ae Don't forget syphilis blind cripple cause INSANITY and
slow death. 10y W
1t Is good thing are all right ca ao
want until It's too Late If missed when il was close
YOU you can go to the Health Department any time of the dav
nave your olooo tested absolutely free I'D this
opportunity for free check your health