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ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. S5SR-SO35 oS
"OAK SPRING FARM"
AT AUCTION
FPTDAV TIME 9th

734-ACRE ORANGE COUNTY DAIRY,
STOCK. GENERAL FARM. TIMBER
INVESTMENT, DAIRY HERD AND
TRACTOR EQUIPMENT.
Home with modern conveniences:
four bedrooms. two baths. servants
quarters; farm equipped for dairy
ing or beef cattle production: four
large barns. including 34-cow
grade-A dairy: 300 acres grazing
and cultivation. considerable timber
value; owner leaving for Missis-
sippi; property must be sold. Write
or phone Orange 1881 for illus
trated folder giving full details.
JOS. M. SAMUELS g. SONS.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

ON MT. VERNON BLvD.4 level lots
all .utils. are in. Ican Elk e4sS
weekdsys- Ewes. and week end. TE.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. 1oox
l55, lovely neighborheoo. nr. coun-
try. club section, Ss2.750. Expert
ss builder WI Vii Rs siad 70 serve you.
IT WoN'T HAPPEN AGAfN-You can
buy looxl5o IT. just OF Mt. YER
non blvd. for only si.T15. See it
sodsy; S..,yo, gERSIeE RE S,SE CARTER DAVIS,
N BEAUTIFUL BRooKMoNT, MD.
| River view lot. 60x1@9 on Ridge dr.
Ideal for rambler with picture win
dow: $4,000 cash By OWNER, DU.
BY OWNER. nearly 9 beautifully
| 500 It.. on Lee hwy, next to a COM
| mercial zone and $50 #. on side I'd
81 200 per acre. Terms. KE. 3-5636.
52 ACRES, nr. Manassas, some tim
Ssy ss5 Sun 81 zoo ever or 6Sit E szas 9s5 Call all
BIZ OWNER. i acre wooded lot in
restricted Falls Church section. Ali
| utilities in and paid. $3.50. with
sl..55o9oo cash. co. o20s or JE.
CAPfTAI VIEW. lot 55th st. between
Ames and Blaine sts. ne. 37laxII5.
Low down payment. We have sew
eral other lots in the ne. area. AID
6s3a. AK. s471. AVON REALTY co.
BETHESDA, MD, area-l5 acres adj
tom f Darr run xooded o csS 51sh or sfxa BEST
offer; OWNER. Sligo a4I6. 80
5 ACRES. near Rockville. Just of
Route 240; cleared, level; paved
Nc TSad; IN sNca 81 3lSs .Sr 49, .r...o
Sc, half acre wooded lot: ideal for
a rambler: 81 200. JOHN A. VENT,
Broker: oCall Cal p. A. Earnshaw, jr..
CLINTON. MD.-l.;aere lot; beauti-
JOIN a. wENTzs VENT sisI BTokeri Ti'n csiI sflns :.
silver vfshiass sPRiNSsS T. SSDseis seoisiGs sSss 7ox
lib, mr.. Dale dr.; l75xlIo in
IMocdmoor; one. 5Ox150 close in.
66ENDRlCk KEN REALTY. 81. 1875.
FAIRFAX CoUNTY-rive acres of
wooded hillside overlooking creek:
IS minis. from Washington by Shir-
FgN Isy hWy; other acreage avail LoR-
FIVE AND 1o-AcRE TRACTS. | mr.. In
a; az seTs; easy terms. JAMES E. Ma
MANOR CLUB ESTATES-very large
fGesiraole lot wooded: membership
further information. 80
14-ACRE HOMESITE; one of the few
remaining choice locations. beauti-
ful century-old oak grove; high ele-
vstion; fine springs; paved road;
S675 per acre
4 acres, view of Blue Ridge Mts. The
years best buy. S625 per acre.
90 acres on Broad Run; 2-mile 'front.'
| age; wonderful fishing and boat
ing; 500 per acre.
DILLON LAND CO, Falls Church, Va
FA. 1859. rs
APPROXIMATELY AZ ACRES e1
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LOTS & ACREAGE WANTED

! WANT 10 OR MORE LOTS with
sewer and water in; or acreage suit
able for large subdivision. M A.
LOTS L6fst1SGS' AND ACREAGE AScqREAGEi Il IN Arl., Falls
Church and Fairfax. LUCILLE
COOK, FA. 1912, FA. 1864. -3l
80 FT. WIDE. white section IN D. c.;
,pvt; individual. Box 3l3-J. Star-2s
LOTS WANTED--pet. or semidet
low-cost housing; sewer and water
must be available. Box 292-c, Star
DIRECT FROM OWNER. in NV, OF
silver Spring. State price, size ano
all particulars. Box 326-G, Star.
WANTED---1O OR MORE ACRES,
Mills or mountain view. within sc
miles q. G. electricity available.
wANTEbAAPpRox. wAN1ihSsfso soS 10 ESnn ACRES ass' good
muting distance D. G; e stream eO for
pond required; good farm consid :
cred; reasonable. Write 1901 n
Glebs I'd. Arlington. va.
LOT WANTED by pvt. party: zoned
apt, NV. dist; prefer. upper l4th
so.9 st; area; e to .d2- * unit bldg. GE,
BUILDER s " WANTS isTfsooi TO BUY La LAND
suitable for future building of 100
operation, Would consider large
acrease snrs without sewer or water.
ACREAGE WANTED - Prominent
builder would like to purchase large
tract Of land in close-by Metro
politan WASHINGTON. suitable for
house DEVELOPMENT; must have avail
State location. price and details.
Box 124-E. Star 90
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26 ACRES-LGE. STREAM
Located in Fairfax County, Va. mr.
building site with lge. trees, small 4.
rm. shack on property that could bt
used as week end and summer camp
long I'd. frontage with well-kept
farm estate on opposite side of I'd
1865 #. of one of the prettiest
streams in northern Va. Only $14..
500 for entire property.
McCAY & McCAY
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TIDEWATER SOUTHERN
MAD VA AMI

MAN
lonial brick home. overlooking miles
OF blue Chesapeake Bay, barns,
farmhouse, farm buildings; suitable
for livestock, grain, tobacco: 81
miles D. G.; immediate possession;
in same family over 100 years;
being s6 sUd se9es to is5s mb.4snd fstse sS$1 sEss
ings; 40 miles D. c.: $1,000.
3. 204 acres, Groom home, 3-room
log cabin. ? barns, large timber,
streams; occupied by good tenant;
tstox TOBACCO cattle grain farm new
tuxent River; immediate possession;
80 miles D. c.: S9,950.
4. 100 acres, historic lower Bennett,
overlooking Chesapeake Bay, H.
loom Colonial home, . barns. tim
Der, adjoins Scientists Cliffs.
strsams; sIs nno immediate possession;
5. 1870 acres. Chesapeake Bay area;
paved road, > farmhouses, Q large
barns, outbuildings; a first-class to-
bacco farm, occupied by :! good ten:
ants; immediate possession; a real
bargain, S9,950.
6. 1S0 acres, Groom Colonial home,
large majestic trees, timber, streams
. barns, We old mill stream: in same
family for over 100 years; secluded
a perfect haven for you tired city
folks: immediate possession; As miles
D. c.; $10,500.
=. so acres, overlooking lower Patux-
ent River, large tobacco barn, loe
cabin, timber, streams, improved
road. AZ miles D. c.; immediate pos
session; $1,000.
Many other desirable farms. water
fronts; send US your requirements
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY, oppo-
site courthouse, Prince Frederick
Nd. Telephone 10S or 93-J. Oper
Sunday. Inspection by appointment
only.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

WOULD LIKE TO RENT place in
country. with option to buy: must
have good. livahle house and some
acreage. within Is miles of D. C.
line; good tenant and responsible
party Write address to MR.
COCHRAN, 431S Monroe ST., Colmal
Manor Md
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II. ID. WI O11ELL
Herndon, Va. Phone 1875
Outstanding Investment
Farm. Mushroom Plant and Gamer!
MARYLAND"

Spring Hills Farm. located in the
Worthington Valley, just off the new
highway. we are offering fol
sale an estate Of 2lO acres of farm
and grazing land. On this estate
are 8 excellent houses with moderr
improvements.
The main buildings contain about
10000 square feet converted into
a modern mushroom plant now aver.
aging " ton mushrooms per day
Cannery consists OF large refrig-
Grating plant of $500 square feet
and equipped for canning tomatoe;
and mushrooms. Most modern dairy
barns now stocked with over 10O
head cattle and modern farm
its entirety for one-fifth the original
investment.
ALBERT P. STROBEL, Jr
Vernon 1875, Realtors,
10o1 NJ Charles CT o
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FARMS FOR YOU

24-a. farm, modern home, $12,5OO.
51-s. stock farm, modern house,
S1S,500.
94-a estate in Louden, $4,000.
102-a. stock farm, Louden, $4,000.
l41-a. valley estate, 100000.
1O0-a. farm, Fairfax County. $4,000
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Tysons Cor. Falls Ch., FA. 66O1
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SPRING BROOK

Silver Spring. Md. Montg. Co.'S dis.
tinctive community of small estates
One of the highest and coolest spot!
in Wash. and vicinity. 2h woodet
acres; winding brook along entire
frontage. Sale by owner. SH. it4l
or UN, 1884. -2S
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FARMS tcont.)

3S ACRES near Frederick. Nd, along
macadam road. - in woods, balance
farm and pasture land. 6-room frame
house house !1, eIectric water system. new
21a acres. near Hyattstown. 80 mi. no
D. c.; summer home with shrubbery,
trees, garden; S5,S95.
13 acres along Catoctin Creek and
concrete road. 13 miles west Of Fred
erick of alt. 40. with 5-room sum
mer home. meadows, etc; $3.50.
! acre, all modern 9-room house, on
maeaasm FsssaFpT Toad' = poM, nesT ETedsriek: Pc
100 W. Church st. Phone ss5. Fred
eerick. ND: H. NJ. Alexander. Rep
~ ACRES, so tillable, some timber,
5-rm. cabin. no improvement; well.
springs. outbldgs; 80 mi from
Wash. $1,000. JOHN H. RUFF,
Vienna 264. -2s
FARM OF 60 ACRES; 40 cleared;
excellent land, good timber, main
road frontage; school bus and mail
improvements consist Of .-story
yard; usual farm buildings.
Price $3.50; terms: $3.50 cash, with
delivery Of deed: balance $50 a
month; immediate possession of
anu pdSLuTS ldnQ.
Write or phone, W. A. C. PETIT.
Louisa. Va.
MONTGOMERY cO.-175 acres. 10
room house, oil h.-w.h., baths.
elec,, phone, large living room, fire.
place; bank barn, double courthouse,
hog house, chicken house, 2-car ga
rage, broom tenant house; houses,
barn and most Of the buildings have
slate roof. all the buildings are in
excellent condition. 25 acres timber;
if you are interested in a really nice
place. on macadam road. 80 miles
to D. C., put your price on the prop
erty; II its reasonable, ] will submit
the offer; possession with title.
| phone; stable, double courthouse, nu-
/ merous other buildings, stream
through farm: on macadam road. &c
miles to D. c.; price, only $4,000
113 acres, 7-room house, cleo. bath
furnace, phone: bank stone barn
courthouse. chicken houses; on mac
adam road, 35 miles to D. c.; owner
started to modernize house, before
FMS finishing Job, lob he s,on moved out vr;st Wsst
5s acres, Groom house. bath, elec.
| phone; stable, courthouse, chicken
houses fine stream through prop
erty; II acres timber; on macadan
road. near B. g. o. alton, 20 miles
to D. c.; price. $4,000.
acres. s-room house. oil h-wh
| chicken houses: beautiful view; on
macadam road; vacant, can move
right in; price, S12,950. Call w. A.
Daniel, Poolesville. 21S6. Route %
Sign" with ]. VINSON PETER,
Rockville, Md.
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SUI hEHN MAR YLAND
Potomac River tobacco farm. To-
produces the best quality cigarette
tobacco; outstanding waterfront;
2200-ft. sand beach, magnificent 49,
mile view of river; beautiful location
for dwelling; springs, streams, good
timber; 1S6 acres; tenant house. 3
tobacco barns; $4,000.
Four chimney Colonial overlooking
Wicomico River Valley on Potomac
Bridge, highway: charming center
hall dwelling: 12 spacious. rooms:
fireplaces. bath: electricity; boxwood
house, farm building; fertile soil and
producing profitable crops: tenant
and. farm. $50 acres, $50 arabic,
large stream. springs; delightful
year-round climate, ETC.: $4,000.
Productive waterfront farm. 1900
#. frontage Wicomico River: long
State road frontage; excellent neigh
borhood; 1877 acres. 70 arabic; soil
produces high-grade tobacco and
other crops; 7-room dwelling, bath,
electricity; on high ridge with charm
gravel pitt good tenant on farm;
Tobacco farm on wicomico River; st,
Mary's Co.; 65 acres; practically
all cultivated; excellent soil; 7-room
tenant-type dwelling; complete farm
buildings, telephone and electricity
available; $4,000: 80 acres adjoin-
ing land and house available.
Acreage tracts; waterfront and in
land; wooded or cleared: priced at
$50 an acre and upward: based on
type. size and location, Request map.
Advise requirements.
7 TNNADn CNTnTp AEn
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Cd. FOO, FalfIaX 4UZ.

Small Acreage Tracts
Several small acreage tracts and very
large lots; in excellent residential
sections Of nearby virginia, within
few minutes drive OF downtown
Washington- Reasonable prices, lib
eral terms.
TERRY B. SIMMS
GE. 1887, Pa. 6517. rs
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II A.. 20 mi. D. C.; stream: charm-
ing 6-rm. house, bath, picture win
dow, knotty pine, fireplace, bsmt.,
mod. kitchen, hdwd. floors: INV h.
screens and storm windows; screened
porch; Handicapped; outbldgs.. S14,-
$50; $4,000 cash.
10 a., grass; 80 mi. D. c.; finest mt.
view; 7-rm. house; new condition;
cleo, phone: barn, outbldgs., $1,000;
81 800 cash. RALPH A. STYER,
Realtor, Pleasant Valley, Va, Rt.
so. Phone Arcola 5255 or Woodley
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Paul P. Stone, Realtor

WE HAVE DAIRY FARMS. cattle
farms, and other farms for sale;
large and small acreage. Fine
houses, good farm houses, and old
restored ones What would you like?
Write us, call us, or come in to
see us
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Hillcrest Heights, Md.
wooded lots In this excel
lent residential section Of moderate
priced homes. Drive out Pa. ave. sc.
to Branch ave. Turn right about 2
blks. over District line at our sign.
Terms arranged for your convent
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
HI. 5447, HI. 4243, MA. 1879. go
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POOLESVILLE-15O acres. modern
60-cow dairy barn, 7-room bunga-
low; long hard road frontage;
Near Hyattstown-160 acres. modern
40-cow dairy barn, large bank barn,
T-room house. electricity. steam
heat, running water; S2T.500. FRED
B. CUSHMAN, $40 Frederick ave-,
Geithersburg, Nd.
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MILL CREEK PARK

4N3IL N1tIG1A 124t1A
Plan now to build your home in this
beautiful wooded development,
Lots % are r. w. acre or larger. o which
will insure an uncongested condi-
tion. Here are a few reasons why
you should purchase: Low taxes,
high elevation, restricted for q
sound investment, historic country,
and a large stream for your year
round pleasure. Located mile
west of Annandale, via Columbia
pike or Lee-Jackson hwy.
MILL CREEK PARK DEVELOPMENT
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Luxury For a Small Family

Luxury For a Small Family
A lovely remodeled home on 1Ot
in the restoration of this house
Liv. rm. 1Sx24 with fireplace, 1SX2L
de luxe elec. kit, . master bedrms
lSX24 and 1SX20 and modern tile
bath; fagstone. front and real
screened porch;~ bsmt., oil heat
New masonry poultry house for 2OC
hens; poultry included This farm
now grazing 35 head cattle. In
estate country west of Warrenton
Va. Price. S16.S5O.
DILLON-LAND co.
a C
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NEAR OLD DOMINION DRIVE, Fair
able, schools and shopping at near
per acre up, HERMAN E. .GAsCH
g. SON, 500 woodward Bldg. MA.
nsld;,.S 1s5d; SATURDAY a1 ra and Sunday, call
3 LOTs-N.E. location, . blks. of
B. cRSELPA aHS Pzleef fNcs very s4fs fseiRiE i9th
rEMFLE {! Pc HlEGs IL GSGo Mp.-Niee lot, ti9 i9o.
downtown Wash: price, $500. MR.
PARKER. 5165 Fisher I'd. Sc. LO.
1s-ACRE LEVEL LOT, in dandy loca.
tion Of new homes that, $50 down
cEc eas SO B. per IuPoa PH6sR T Reaor Rnreh5Ss oW
553a; ewes CH. sail. 80
Lanham-Glenn Dale rd.: lays well
mostly wooded; city water; State
MoNTGoMERY 10 T1Snsi Y coUNTY-4 SotttTi acres
between Bethesda and Rockville
level and may be developed: $4,000
or best offer. WORTHINGTON
sEAbT9 81 T9o Esstors sves mr. s4fa pun6sr sa ro
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE. aooxs45
it.; viii sell below market for quick
sale. OWNER HO. S035. go
TAKOMA PARK-Lot .47x15O: in
fine central neighborhood; hugh
rkiseG faiseG: SHoEa1s SE aSts' cousry-ls
miles to D. c.; acreage tracts. rea-
sonably priced and terms: school,
bus, electricity and telephone serv.
RAMBLER GREENHOUSE" LOTS
90, amidst finest Sc. homes. facing
Defense parkway; 55x14O each;
owner,s sac; make offer: Ak. 0460.
sewer and water. splendid location,
9Th and Chesapeake sts. Sc BEALL
TURNER q CO., 1105 Vermont ave,
80 ACRES. Just on Old Georgetown
road, suitable for subdivision. FRED
B. CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40 Fred
eriek ave, Gaithersburg.. Tel. 299.
40xI I46-29th ST. nr. Military road
Beautiful neighborhood, Is minutes
from downtown. Owner anxious tc
sell. Priced at $500. $1,000 down
KoGOD g. BOOKOFF. 63I e St
NV. MA. 93s9, Ma. 1874. 90
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II ACRES, so tillable, some timber
3-rm. cabin. no improvement; well
springs. . outbldgs; 80 mi. from
Wash. $1,000. JOHN H. RUFF
Vienna 264. -2s
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FARM, CLOSE IN

Just z mi. from the D. C. line, out
Branch ave. Sc. on Allentown Rd.i
excellent 7-rm., 1-bath house in
good cond.: several small barns
ideal for farming or subdividing
has good main road frontage. Price
S32 900, terms. Mr.. Cross, AID
3992; Mr.. Phifer. HI. STA or VI
1875.
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CONTINUED on Next Passl
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oas az trEs frut. shade shade s395o ar rms souse 20
a., well, pump, cleo, phone, $4,000,
4 rms, 6 a.. shade, fruit. spring,
So 500: II a.. 8 rms, elec. large
a.. 175 a. grassy stock farm, Z r.
cleo, barn, $4,000; show place
cleo, . baths, modern house, hwy.
$50 a., tenant house, barn, S35.-
600; 3 nice houses in Remington, )
to 10 thousand. B. F. PERROW
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RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA.-Sa
acres, 6-rm. house. spring and well
water. Delco lights: > streams
through property; near Flint Hill;
priced $4,000. HO. 6S0S. Box
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@alassAiah{9&f

National League stint by one
pitcher since Lon Warneke hurled
four innings in 1894 He allowed only
one hit-a handle-hit single-and
struck out six in shutting out the
American Leaguers from the sew
enth through the 18th innings.
3 Shutout Innings
Blackwell came close to matching
Jansens performance, holding the
American Leaguers to a lone hit in
three shutout innings. The long,
lean Cincinnati right-hander sent
the near-capacity Comiskey Park
crowd of 1927 home limp from
exhaustion when he wound up
things by forcing the great Joe Di-
maggie to slap into a game-ending
double play.
Nearly all 10 of the 25 National
Leaguers who appeared in the
lineup covered themselves with
glory. There was the brilliant catch
by Slaughter of Walt Dropo'S sec
ond inning clout that appeared
headed over the center field wall.
There was Ralph Kiner's titanic
home run that tied up the game in
the ninth inning. Slaughter also
shone on offense. 1t was his triple
in the second inning that set up
both runs. Jackie Robinson, who
led off the inning with a single to
right. crossed the plate on Slaugh-
ter's clout to the center field wall
Slaughter came in with the second
run when Hank Sauer flied to right.
ShottOn Shows Them
It's impossible to overlook Shot
ton, the much abused pilot. Booed
numerically at his pre-game in
PRODUCTION for his intended bench
ing of Sauer in favor of his own
Duke Snider, Shotton redeemed
himself in the eyes of the fans
With his strategic moves.
'Burt's 18th hour switch from
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FINAL PURCHASE
OF pulp TIMBER
GIVEN EXTENSION

The preliminary award of IL
billion cubic feet of Alaskan pulp
timber to the ,Ketchikan Pulp and
Paper Company has been modified
so that the company will have
until August 2, 1861, to qualify TOR
final purchase of the timber, Lyle
F. Watts, Chief, Forest Service,
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
announces.
Under a preliminary award maze
to the Ketchikan Pulp and Paper
Company on August 2, 1913, the
company was required to meet
certain qualifications for final pur-
chase of the timber. The date Tor
final award has now been extended
a total of two years Watts stated,
so the company will have additional
time to complete arrangements for
construction of a sulphite pulpmill
using the magnesium base process.
Commercial application of the
magnesium base process is under
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Sauer to Slaughter paid off in the
second inning when Enos made his
glttering catch His move of
Slaughter to right and Pafko to
center in the middle of the game
set the stage for Andy's game-sav-
ing grab.
New Receipt Record
The days receipts of $126,179.5l
was a new record. After expenses
are deducted, the cash goes to the
players pension fund.
All-Star score by innings:
Nationals 02O 900 001 900 Oh 10 0
Americ'n 001 020 900 900 00-3 8 /
Roberts. Newcombe "a, Kon-
stantly 90, Jansen Cd, Blackwell
G2D and Campanella; Raschi, Le-
mon "a, Houtteman 90. Reynolds
0O), Gray 13, Feller Q4 and
Berra, Hogan 60.
Homers: Nationals - Kiner
Schoendienst. WP-Blackwell LIP
Gray.
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NATIONALS TAKE
HIGH H0N0R5 IN
ALL-5TAR CONTEST

CHICAGO. July u IR = Red
Schoendienst . Andy Pafko
Larry Jansen Ewell Black
well
These are the names on every
body's lips following yesterdays Ma
tional League stimulating thinning
4-3 victory over the favored Ameri-
can Leaguers 'in the greatest of all
II All-Star games"
Maybe you'd better add Manager
Burt Shotton, Enos Slaughter and
Ralph Kiner For they, too, sparkled
as the victory-starved Nationals
won for the first time since 1914.
Schoenienst was the big hero, of
course. 1t was his home run into
the upper deck of the left field
stands in the top of the 18th that
broke up the three hour and -
minute overtime struggle-the first
extra inning affair in All-Star COM
petition.
Schoendienst, like the immortal
Babe Ruth, called his shot.
I'm going to end this thing right
now" he told teammates Walker
Cooper and batting practice pitcher
Murry Dickson as he selected a bat.
watch me hit one into the upper
seats"
The scrawny-looking 160 FOUNDER
from ST. Louis has hit only three
home runs all season in 70 games.
In 1916 he went through the en-
tire season without hitting any
home runs.
Once at Bat Homer
Schoendienst, a personal Shot
ton pick because of his defensive
wizardry and his ability to fill in at
either second, third or short, was
batting righthanded against south
paw Ted Gray of Detroit. He is q
switch hitter. 1t was his only time at
bat during the game.
Pafko saved the game in the bot
tom half of the 18th with a SEN
sational catch of pinch hitter Tom
my Henrichs terrific clout that APP
peared labeled home run the in
slant the ball left the bat.
Jansen pitched perfect bal
in a five-inning tenure, the longest
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development at the Weyerhaeuser
Timber Companys plant in Long
view, 'Wash Difficulties which
have arisen in applying the proc
ess on a commercial scale make it
imEracticable for the Ketchikan
Company to complete the final de-
sign for its plant at this time.
The Forest Service agreed to the
time extension because the mag
nesium base process eliminates all
possibility that pulpmill waste ma
terials might pollute the ocean
water and damage the alaskan
fishing industry.
The initial pulpmill, to be buiIt
at Ward Cove, Ketchikan, Will have
daily capacity of 300 tons of pulp,
The az billion cubic feet of timber
which the Ketchikan Company has
agreed to buy will supply a pulp
mill with a daily capacity OF SIS
tons for so years.
The sale area is in the vicinity
of Ketchikan. The commercial
timber is within six or seven mi'-;
OF navigabIe tidewater, with APP
prcximately three-iourths CT the
timber within 2i2 miles.
Watts stated that there is suf-
fioisn. timber on the Tongass Ma
tional Forest in southeast Alasxa
to supply five or six large pulp
mills for all time to come.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-12
Missing American
Pilot Is Located;
Forced Down, Be

VANCOUVER. B. c., July 12-tR
An American pilot missing on a
flight in northern British Columbia
is safe after forced landing, the
Royal Canadian Air Force an
nounced today
A spokesman identified the pilot,
unreported since yesterday after
noon, as Clyde Sampson of Comp
ton, Calf He was on a flight
from Port Hardy to Annette Is
land.
Wiling Ding Irvings open EVERY
NIGHT from 8 pm. till 5 am.
exceEt Mondays. SILT
FLOOR SHOWCASES FOR SALE
At |. GOLDSTEINS.
47-6t
For Phstcring and Tilc-rnone
Ray Ricc-Douglas 81.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-12

For PlRstcring and Tilc-rnone
Ray Ricc-Douglas 81.
Evening star., 1950-10-19

7I4 King Street in
Alsxondria. virsinio
Open Friday nitss I'll 2 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-19

627 9TH s.. N. w. at
9 In Wash.. D. G.
Ops" = EN-. 70 ) pm. daily
Evening star., 1950-10-19

3l37 Wilson Blvd.
In Arlington. virginia
Open Fridsy mites I'll 2 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-19

1i2S u 81. N. {. al
18th In Wash., D. {.
Open 10 EN-. 10 2 Pm. daily