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Mutual, ITO G, MA. 0954
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg,
18th and N. Y. ave. NV, ST. 9442.


18th and N. Y. ave. NV, ST. 9442.
MEN
Architectural craftsman, experienced.
$4,000 UP.
Electronic engineers (3), pref. exper.
in research, radio, radar tnstru-
ments, telemetering, ETC.; loc. Baltic;
$4,000 to $4,000.
Mech. craftsman. exp. in instruments
or other precision type drawing and
knowledge of eletronics, $1,000 up.
Sales engineers, trainee pref, EE with
some sales exp, $4,000,
Craftsman, exp. plumbing and heat
ing, layout, $4,000.
Accountant. under 35, pref exp. in
hotel or club operation, to $1,000.
WOMEN
Secys., adv. knowl. layout type, ETC.,
to S3,120.
Ind. eng. S3.12O.
Assoc, $4,000.
Editorial, $2,S60.
Legal (2), under 35, S2,S6O.
STENOGRAPHERS
Association, some college, S2,700.
Assoc. (2), Govt. exp. pref. $4,000.
Assoc. 90, gen. exp, $4,000.
A number of desirable positions for
typists in downtown ofices at at
tractive salaries
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Three Lines Minimum

Three Lines (Minimum)
] or times. 35c per line.
B to 6 times consecutively, 33c per
line.
times consecutively, BIG per line.
Special Notices and Personal. SC per
line additional.
New Automobiles. SOC per line. 4-Iine
minimum
OUT-OF.TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line gA Soc
Out-ot-town rate Is charged on all
advertising 35 miles or more f-om
Washington.
DEADLINES
SUNDAY EDITION 2 PM Sat
MONDAY EDITION 6 Pm. Sun
OTHER EDITIONS. 8 2. M. Day before
Branch Agencies / hr. earlier
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
sertion.
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AUCTION SALES

ATTENTION.! Summer sale dates
Thursday, July 20. Aug. 3, II. 81,
1880 p.m. SUBURBAN AUCTIONS.
800 Rockville pike. Rockville. Nd.
C. G. SLOAN g. CO.. INC,
Auctioneers-Appra
LARGE SALE-Bedroom. dining room
and living room furniture, AZ
Oriental rugs in room and scatter
sizes, valuable antique china, glass
ware, bric-a-brac. wardrobes, drop
leaf tables. floor and table lamps,
dinette suites, beds. springs, mat
tresses, outboard motor, tea carts,
sewing machine, large Emerson
trunks. boudoir chairs, screens,
draperies, sectional hookcases, etc;
At public auction at SLOANS, 715
18th ST., Tuesday July IL, at 10
am. Terms: Cash. c. G.: SLOAN
& CO., Auctioneers. Established
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SALES MANAGER

EXECUTIVE ABILITY
opportunity for right man
to share in large percentage Of
profits plus liberal drawing account
and commissions. Must have excel
lent references and complete experi-
ence in janitor. supply and building
lished for 12 years with accounts
all through South and Southeast.
Now located in Baltimore. Write to
M. G. Powell, ROYAL MFG. CO.,
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CARPENTERS (2O)

AND CARPENTER FOREMEN
Top pay for 1st class mechanics, Re-
port to: 5S0S Phoenix drive, Alta
Vista terrace, Bethesda. Directions:
Out Old Georgetown rd. to Beech
ds, left to Admission rd.. left to
Phoenix.
H. ]. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
CAR WASHER to work 8 to II shift;
must be exper, refs. required. Ap-
ply ROSES SUNOCO SERVICE,
1901 Georgia ave. NV. %
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OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF DIssoLUTIoN

NOI5GE OE DISSOLUTION 0F
rAsn t5ss be Is hereby
and Mrs. saqcasa Tibby R. ASelman syin A0esq under
the firm name Of ..'David's Style
shop 1901 ANNAPOLIS I'd, Bladens;;
midnight, June. 80, 1850, by mutual
consent. All debts due and owing by
the said late firm will be paid re-
spectively by Mrs. Libby r. Abelman,
wh3 VII continus nue. to th carry ~ on the
of 'David's Style Shop" DAVID
ABELMAN, LIBBY R. ABELMAN.
JUST AS CAREFULLY as you would
we handle your garments and drapes
when, We dye or clean them. No
shrinkage' no shine. no odor, hand
QUISITE." GE. 9777.
WOMAN, Ph.D., Phi Beta Kappa, de-
sires research survey, interviewing
or social work. Free to travel. Box
430-M Star.
] WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred by any one other
than nan myself: JOSEPH G; gEEDLE,
D. c. IL
i WILL NOT be responsible for any
than myself. THEODORE w. GAFF-
NEY, 1911 Benning I'd. ne.
DOCTORS AND NURSES Gonzales
cent Home. Inc, 1S Metropolitan
ave. Kensington, Md, LO. 5-3133
or LO. 5-9S76. Treatment and care
of chronic non-contagious, non-
infectious disorders.
Nervous conditions.
Mild alcoholics.
Full cooperation with the patients
physicians. Qualified nurses in con-
slant attendance. Best of food,
good understanding, gentle care.
Reas asonable rates.
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home. Call cox & co.
RE. 1888. UN. 1925. 81. 0775.
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SALESMAN

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
For Washington area. Ex-
cellent opportunity for quali-
fed man. Nationally known
lines. Reply, giving full par
ticulars as to experience, ETC.,
BOX 443-L, STAR
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN-Must be an experienced
sales and kitchen planner; wonder-
tul opportunity for one, wno can
Quallly 70 connect with Washington's
largest kitchen dealer at more than
you are now earning. For inter-
to 1 am, MR.. HARRIS, HU. 664O.
SALESMAN, full time, part time or
siaeLne. to sell nationally advertised
once equipment ia wIde-open deal.
SALESMAN Wan IEDWIo sell a
business stimulator to all indepen-
gent merchants; car necessary;
ssis. ssis5 rSe commission AIMS paid .ior SS:75
and better; representative will in.
terview man in territory. For inter.
view write UNITED TRADiNG
STAMP CO. 226 N; 18th St. Pnila..
SALESMAN, one n Of afae; Baitlmores old
est distributors of nationally -ad-
vertised brand of lady's and chill
drens underwear needs wideawaks
progressive man for Washington and
count: Box 129-R. Star.
SALESMAN to Sell tires, seat covers.
auto. accessories, ETC.; $500 per mo-,
plus. liberal commission plan. Apply
promptly at 10 am. Mon. ESQ
sALESMAN-Experienced in selling
intangibles. Excellent commission
basis. Repeat business protected
Phone Chestnut 4l66. Sunday or
nnignt; Falls Church 51SI.
snce; largest kitchen equipment
house in WASHINGTON: salary durins
framing period; car necessary; won
oertul Opportunity for one who can
9uaniy; 1,arn;yo For, For interview call Monday
E, HARRIS; HU. 6s4O. ior appt. '
SALESMAN, JR.-Natl. mig wants
man to sell church candles and
supplies In Wash; area; knowledge
o. Gatho!ic church and inst. prefd.
Box 429-M. Star.
SALESMEN-Put yourself in line for
pig money, real future; keep stores
supplied with 5c-1Oc to 81 counter
profits for you and merchants; liberal
time. WORLDS PRODUCTS, DEBT
40; Spencer. Ind.
sAtL,EssMENMThoroug tI,das exper., elec-
ELECTRICAL CENTER, 4i4 10Th
sAiEsMEN-window charm. new
n washington but nationally sold.
oners real opportunity for sales
tected territory. CAN week days,
moor. ITS
SALESMAN for custom-mad. dra.
perles, slip covers and reupholster.
ing; inside and outside selling; leads
IuEnlSneo,. no canvassing; car es-
Sentlsl; commission against liberal
drawing account. Apply personnel
6oftce' SEARS. RoEBUCK q CO,
$500 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. Oil
g s6iandsns5urE rd. ne.
SALESMAN, for new and used fur.
nlture store. Apply 637 Indiana
sALEsMAN-Large mems store. ex.
perienced preferred; good salary; ex-
GeiIend opportunity. GE. 9l00, Mon
mission; if you are top notch
salesman, have car, apply for
this sales position. This is an op-
portunlty for 3 salesmen to earn
$4,000 year. Salary. S10O week
Plus commission; bona flde leads
furnished. Apply in person Mon
day, July 10. 9:30 am. sharp, 1924
st: NV, Realty Bldg, Suite 419.
SALESMAN, life insurance, salary
If high school graduate bet. ages
OF 25 and 40. interested in a career
With opports. and income over
JOIN HANcoeR S fsf LIFE PSsilSss ISsuRsGEeE sEe!E
co: 1872 DeSales St. NV.
SALESMAN, downtown business debit
Must be neat appearing and have
sen selllng lab ability; nit!.,, guaranteed salary
GRAVES: EX. ss62, Mon. Enohf betT. MS J.
and $50 am, or ewes. betw. 8 and
$40 pm. Ii 3-9023.
SALESMAN-AT ONCE
National organization has immediate
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RESIDENT MANAGER
ROUTEMAN (2)

Permanent position, no experience re-
quired, age 21 to 80; interesting
work, excellent opportunity with an
established commercial concern. We
require serious, intelligent and am
bilious men, with at least high
school education ano dependable
references: excellent salary. Apply
office, mornings, 9-12
American Linen Service Co.
1888 9Th St. NV.
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ZFD L. WILLIAMS &
ZED J.. WILLIAMS. JR.
q HN"FHINtIb,
PI1RI AIlCTI0N

PUBLIC AUCTION
FINE NEW SII ,VERWARF'
All new. ur-to-date, Sterling, Shelf
field. Cheltineham. Plate e. Other
Hieh-Grade Silver Goods. /
Reed & Barton. F. B. Rogers. Rogers
Bros. o. s. Silver Co., National, and
Other English & American Makers.
Salesmen's SAMPLES, showroom pieces,
factory models. exhibition pieces,
seasons closeouts and other desirable
all new goods Life Time grades, in
original boxes. packages &, wrappers.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
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Thoroughly exper. trim. year around
work, top wages; good opportunity
for advancement; 2 mi. north Of Be-
thesda on Old Georgetown rd.. left
FREEMAN sign and see Mr.. Broad
hurst 10
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MEN, Alex. and VIC, fun or part-time
sales work; no car or exper. nee.
ABOUT So hr. REAL SILK PRO
DUCTS. Phone Sun.-Mon.. OV. 354o
MEN-Exceilent openings for men
MI With cars: Established territories.
f,rnisbsd Mo expe5ienSe zee necessary Training
have Al references Tor honesty ssS
and reliability. Start on a i or
day trial basis If you wish.
apply the FULLER BRUsH CO.
g79 National Press Bldg, 14th and
p1 sts; 34as NV, or call D1. 4477 or
MEN, READ CAREFULLY
Monday, morning, 1890 an. sharp, I
want to talk with Is men who are
really AMBITIOUS in securing posi-
ton that will give them steady en-
ployment. There are no laying of
periods and consistent income is the
income that really counts.
It doesn't matter what your past en-
ployment has been. All we ask is that
you pc wiling to study and learn as
be, necessary that you be willing to
get along on S75 to $50 per week for
the flrst 4 to weeks, while learn
ing our work. A car is essential.
You must. also be able to give the
names names 81 three people who. will
rlty. ! would also like to talk to a
lew men who are mechanically in
cimed ha an. and who know good thing
Apply at 2206 Wis. ave. NV. No
MgHLIIPLEx glI3 topographers wanted.
ord, salary expected, etc. Box
460-M, Star. III
NIGHT SWITCHBOARD operator, re-
tired white man for apartment house
work. See Mr.. Farrell, 2-5 pm.
HERBERT HARVEY, INC, 912 18th
oFF1ccEis cis. ASSISTANT, young man m1q not
over 20 for builders office; pref with
accounting background; no exp. nee.
advancement; 5-day wk. Write Civ
ing full details about yourself to
Box 21-R, Star.
OIL BURNER INSTALLERS with oil
burner specialist license; good pay,
permanent position. See Mr.. Smith,
A. P. 'WOODSON CO. 1913 H ST.
nv nv bet. o and noon Monday,
PAINTER-Must be first-class and
able to work inside and out. GL.
PAINTER - Maintenance representa-
1--WE, exp. TO sell painters ana main
tenance accts.; SAL, bonus, pension;
good future; write, do not phone or
call. A. c. Park, SHERWIN-WIL-
LIAMS Co.. 1917 14th st. NV,
Washington 5. D. C.
PAINTERS and painters helper. 18th
and So. Nelson sts., -Arl. ia. 2-9340
Sun. 10-2; Mon. 5-7. 10
PAINTERS, experienced. BOARD OF
EDUCATION, Rockville, Md. Apply
maintenance ofdce, Monday, 7:30
PAINTERS 90, 1st class; top wages.
Year around lob. Apply 100 Dor
set ave., Chevy Chase, Md. Ii
PAINTERS, 1st class mechanics only.
long term const.
job, report to Roosevelt and Syca-
more SITS. tUp Lee hwy. left on
Roosevelt). LURIA BROS. %
PAINT SALESMAN-Long- established
Wash. distributor offers exceptional
opportunity for experienced man to
sell dealers, contractors, institutions.
etc. Complete line, nationally-known
paints and accessories. Liberal COM
mission arrangement with weekly
drawing account. Qualified man
should earn $3.50 to $500 per week.
Your detailed reply held in conf
dence. Address Box 62-L, Star. 3
combination man
preferred. Must be first-class. GIL.
1415.
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II you are interested in really better.
ing yourself then here is a wonderful
selling opportunity. 1t will easily
plus rapid promotion. To those men
selected we will give an IMMEDIATE
DRAWING ACCOUNT WHILE WE
THOROUGHLY TRAIN YOU, we
prefer that you be over %. married
anQ own car; or We will assist in
securing one for you.
we are the worlds largest manufac-
turers In our industry. we secure
leads FROM NATIONAL MAGA-
LINES; RADIO. NEWSPAPER AND
You'll never get anywhere If you
Apply to Mr.. Kirkland,
20 to 8 pm,
1921 18th st. NV.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
VILLA ms Anctinn House

Williams Auction House
91s NEW YORK AVE.
This. Friday & Saturday, July 14th
and 18th. Commencing at 1880
Each Morning. Continuing Into
Afternoon Each Day..
Sterling Flatware in Chests,
Numerous Sterling Gift Arti-
cles, Decorative Pieces, Gift
and Anniversary Numbers.
Lifetime Quality. Many,
Manv Lots.
Magnif1cent revolving lazy Susan,
English Shefield trays, Shefield tea
& coffee services complete, English
footed gallery trays, large supper &
buffet dishes, covered g. open veg
etable dishes, revolving dishes, sand.
wich trays. odd tea g. coffee pots,
Sheffield carving sets, steak sets
handsome candlebrss, Paul Revere
bowls, large. & small punch bowls,
Sterling goblets. sherbets. vases
bread & butter plates, candle sticks
etc. Gold lined serving spoons,
ladies, hot-water kettles, gift pieces
anniversary celebrations. Numerous
other very desirable articles.
PUBLIC EXHIBITION DAILY UNTIL
SALE HOURS.
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SALESMAN

$4,000 TO $4,000
Grade A position for an experienced
protected territory with established
accounts; association with an ag-
gressive company whose products
are consistently promoted, national
ly advertised, and accepted by more
U.s.A. Position offers high earnings
and excellent advancement oppor-
tunities to man 2S to As with car,
good appearance and personality
plus experience in supplying quality
produets to industrial firms. Cali
bassador, for appt. Monday or Tues.
day. IL
SALESMAN - Experienced phono-
graph record salesman to travel
State Of Virginia selling established
labels to established accounts. S100
weekly, draw against 7% commits
ence selling records to stores. No
average $3.50 to 5000 week. Per-
manent position. Box SAL. star.
ALESMEN-manufac Of popu.
lar line Of scrapbooks and display
albums desires statesmen in all terri.
tories to carry our line and side
lines. We prefer men who at pres
ent are, advertising solicitors. and
advertising agencies and large Sas'Is's. cor.
porations. Attractive Commission
and territorial protection to tight
man, INQUIRIES solicited from all ter.
ritories: Box 276-L, Star.
or part time; men,
young men. students; the newest.
hottest, most sensational money.
maker on the market today; guar.
anteed to sell on sight; leads fur
nished; liberal commissions paid
daily. Central Bldg, Rm. 312, sos
G. ST. NV
ALESNfAN-Leading Art Needlework
Manufacturer has excellent Side
line for hard worker, with chain and
variety store following; opening in
.. c., Virginia, Maryland, Delaware.
Box 19-M, Star.
Continued on Next PaEel
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AUCTION SALES Cont

Ecu ~. WHlhms q Le0 IL. Wllnamss JE.i
Auctioneers g. Appraisers
PUBLIC
AUCTION
At
Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave.
THIS TUESDAY (JULY llth), PM
New g. Used Furniture From Storage
Warehouses, Dealers Floors, Homes,
Apartments g. Other Sources. Mostly
OF Better Grades, Ready for Use.
Burl walnut bedroom suite.
Chrome breakfast set.
Small metal porch & garden tables
"Chippendale' odd sofa.
2-pc. living room suit.
Odd good style walnut dressers.
Odd walnut chifforobe.
ODD beds complete.
Mahog. 9-pc. new din. room suite.
fine quality, up to date style.
Several rugs.
Lounge g. liv. room chairs.
Platform rockers.
Spiral springs.
Apartment size washing machine.
Odd china cases.
Chinese hand carved arm chair.
dragon pattern).
Numerous other household effects.
Advance notice: Large public auction
this coming Friday g. Saturday
commencing. at 1880 each day,
July 11th. Sterling, Sheffield,
plate g. other silyerware of all
kinds. All new. All by nationally
known makers. Public exhibition
now to sale hours.
AUCTIONEERS PHI: Ma. 2679.
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FURNITURE ARTIST

Man or woman. Experienced in draw
ing housewares as well as all types
OF furniture. Excellent salary. s.
day, 40-hour week, Air conditioned
offices. Apply with Samples to the
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WOMEN

Medical lab. technician-
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CONTINUED on Next PaEeJ
Evening star., 1950-06-15
Good Control and Pitching SovV
Morrero's Work for Mats
Given High Praise by Williams

pitcher with such splendid control
and general pitching knowledge.
After seeing Marrero I found il
easy to understand how he had
won rs games while losing only
eight for the Havana team in the
Florida International League last
year. Nor was it any surprise
when a study of the records
showed that his earned run aver
age of 1.53 last year was only
slightly better than his earned run
averages of the two previous sea-
sons which were 1.66 and 1.67.
This little Washington hurler is
certainly quite a contrast from
most of the rookie pitchers you
see nowadays who have so much
trouble trying to get the ball over
the plate that they can't develop
the pitching savvy which is so
necessary to pitch winning ball.
McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
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which is lucky enough to pick
up such a diamond in the rough
Immediately looks stronger than
it did on paper before the season
started.
Conrado Marrero is a. perfect
illustration. This little graduate
from the Florida International
League is quite a pitcher His
efficient efforts on the rubber
should be of tremendous help to
Washington this year. Yet his
name was hardly mentioned be-
fore the season started.
Marrero is definitely the excep-
ton to the general rule. It isn't
often that a pitcher jumps from a
league of such low classification
as the Florida International to the
majors and makes good with a
bang.
And seldom do you expect much
from a pitcher who stands only
5 feet z and weighs only 158
pounds.
Marrero defies all the rules. But
he gets the ball over the plate
and he puts something in every
pitch. He has proved to be far
more effective than most of the
highly publicized bonus pitchers.
For one who is facing big league
hatters for the first time. he has
exceptional control and pitching
savvy. During my years in the big
league I've seldom seen a new
Evening star., 1950-06-15
MiehaeIs SuppIanted
By Doerr in Ballot
On AII-Star Team
By the Assosie.ed Preas

CHICAGO. June Is. Bobby
Doerr. Boston Red Sox second
baseman. and Harold Peewee)
Reese. Brooklyn Dodgers short
stop. took over the leadership for
starting positions today in the
national fans all-star baseball
poll.
The poll. TO select starters for
the annual game July II in Chi
cago's Comiskey Park. opened
Monday and will continue until
midnight July /.
Doerr moved ahead of Cass
Michaels Of Washington with S.
o0S votes to 4.423 for Michaels.
Reese took the lead from Marty
Marion, Of the st. Louis Cardinals,
in the National Leagues short
stop race by collecting 5,5s4 votes,
only 81 more than Marion.
Stan Musial, st. Louis Cardinal
first baseman, continues as the
highest individual vote getter
with 6,622.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
First Base-Dropo, Boston, b.737: Pain
PPnaillssdsiphia' Pals s'4s2; Heinrich New York
second ease-poerr. Boston. 5.oos;
tln;f Misnaeiss SO Washington. 4'423' Priddy. De-
:. Third base-Ken. Detroit. e.l2s; Dill.
l,nSer' Philadelphia. 4.27e; Pesky. Boston
shortstop-stephensB Boston, 1865: Rix-
quito, New York, 5,07s; Joost, Philadelphia
catchers-Berra, New York. 5.4ss; reb-
pets, Boston. 4.9S9; Hesan, Cleveland,
. ogtfieldsrs-J; Di Massio, New York.
Boston, 4,703; Eyers, Detroit, 4,3Is:
Wertz, Detroit, 3.629.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First base--Musial. St. Louis, s,52e:
SGbs,itkus' Sb,naa' PsLnssdelphia. 3.2os: cavarretta,
Second base Robinson. Brooklyn. g.
S16: schoendieHst. 81; Louis. 1914;
Third base-W. Jones, Philadelphia. s.
sosion H9si Hestan a1l Cincinnati. s77s; Elliott.
shortstop = Reese, BROOKLYN. 1884;
aianiNnl. sinnssl. s5IIo 81 Louis 6'6os; stalleuD Gin
.-Catehers@campanella. Brooklyn, g.
Cooper: Boston. a45sso'i'n'a' a,45s. 1880 w.
eoS: KineT, Pitss5ursS. 5as7s; ssuer. Gas' chi. S
ssgo: 4s1S: Jethroe; Boston. 4,s4S;
Evening star., 1950-06-15
Baseball
(Contfnued From Page CID

Tigers was Hoot Evers' feat in
extending his consecutive game
hitting streak to 10. George Keli
also hit safely in his 18th straight.
Five homers featured the night
game between Cleveland and Bos-
ton. won by the Indians, 7-3.
Larry Dolby, AL Rosen and Lou
Boudreau were the distance
clouters for Cleveland, Vern
Stephens and Ted Williams for
the Red Sox. Williams collected
No. 19 off Mike Garcia in the
third with one on.
National League activity con-
sisted of one night game. Rain
washed out the rest of the
schedule.
The Cardinals racked up their
seventh straight win behind Max
Lanier. The chunky southpaw let
down the Phillies with six hits as
st. Louis stretched it's lead to 31a
games over idle Brooklyn.
Two runs in the eighth broke a
Evening star., 1950-06-15
Union Printers Gain
IFirst-HaIf LaureIs
In SandIot Loop

Union Printers are the first-
half titleholders in the Depart
mental League after Naval Gun
Factory obliged yesterday by beat
ing Washington Gas Light, 81,
on the West Ellipse to ruin the
Gasmen's championship chances.
The Printers have a 6-1 record
in league competition. while the
Gasmen stand 4-2.
G. Catloth pitched all the way
for Gun Factory and gave up
six hits. Catcher Cornwell had
a 3-for-3 day at bat for the
winners.
Randall Motors assured itself Of
tie for the flrst-half title in the
Industrial League by banking
Cameo, 80. on the West Ellipse.
behind Shit pitching by Dutch
Schaeffer. 9
Cameo and Heurich Brewers
are tied for second place with So
records. Thursday they will re-
play a protested game from the
seventh inning. The winner will
meet Randall Monday for the
first-half championship.
Pitcher Joe Tiunis of Fort
Myer hurled and batted the Sol
diers to a victory over the strong
Quantico Marines. 7-6, at Fort
Myer. Tiunis went the distance,
striking out nine and his homer
with one on climaxed a winning
4-run rally in the ninth.
Quantico Marines and Heurich
Brewers will meet tomorrow at 4
pm. in Griffith Stadium to open
the Night of Thrills program. The
Marines were All-Navy champions
in 1947 and '48 and the Brewers
were 1949 city and All-Amateur
Baseball Association title winners.
In Junior CYO boys games, st.
Teresa beat st. Francis de Sales,
8-4, as Bobby Rusevlyan pitched
a five-hitter and struck out IL;
st. AIMS routed st. Aloysius, 14-1.
and Sacred Heart outscored st.
Michael's, 11-6.
Evening star., 1950-06-15

field stands on Tom Ferr1ck in
the ninth for his third hit.
MATS NOTES-Mele hasn't had
a hit in his last IA chances. .
Since joining the Mats Michaels
has batted .204 and Ostrowski $50.
The major league career Of
First Baseman Fred Taylor ended
before it started the Mats
rookie, former Ohio State star,
reported here yesterday only to
learn that Washington had OBJ
tanned Vernon and that he was to
leave today for Chattanooga.
Pitcher Mickey Harris was pre-
sented a second son by Mrs. Harris
at Boston Tuesday night
Mickey will leave the Mats after
a Sunday double header with
Cleveland and spend day with
his family. The shout of
Mickey in the midst of the Mats
now will turn three heads-Ver-
mons, Harris and Grasso's.
Dente retired in the eighth in
ming when he had a dizzy spell
while running the bases. The
Mats invade Chicago tomorrow for
a four game series with the White
Sox. Washington's victory checked
a string Of seven st. Louis wins
over the Mats, who now have a
1912 road record.
Evening star., 1950-06-15
w. & M. Cage Coach
Gains After Operation
BY the Associaied Press

RICHMOND, Va, June is.
Barney Wilson. William and Mary
basketball coach and football
scout. was reported doing splen-
didly" at the Medical College of
Virginia today after undergoing
an operation to remove a lung
cyst.
DR.. Phillip Coleman, attending
physician, said Wilson would be
in the hospital for about a week
The Indian cage mentor was
admitted to the hospital last Fri
day. Observation delayed the
operation until Monday. His con-
dition never was considered seri-
Gus, DR.. Coleman said.