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Evening star., 1951-03-16
Crime Probers Told Saratoga
Was Beehive of Gaming Dives;
Costello Ordered to Heorino
Senators Give Gambler
UItimutum to Testify
Or to Face Arrest
BULLETIN

NEW YORK (P).-Gambler
Frank Costello, who yesterday
stormed out Of a Senate Crime
Investigating Committee hear
ing, said today he will return
for questioning at the commit
tees orders.
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When You Sell or Buy
Use Star Classified

A tremendous showcase is ovoiI-
obIe if you wont to buy or sell goods
and services. Thot showcase is The
Stor's classified cd section. The
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(see FOREIGN POLICY, A.
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(See CRIME, Page ABB
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Continued on Page A-9. Col.
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w e ather Forecast

considerable cloudinesS. Highest in low
sos. Fair tonight: lowest "a in city, % in
suburbs. Tomorrow cloudy and warmer
(Full report on Page AL
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stretched across Korea for 80
miles. It's keystone is the Chinese
field headquarters at Chunchon.
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uide for Re a ders

An Associated Press NewspoE
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(See PARK. Page A-7D
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(See KOREA. Page A-4D
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Continued on Page AT, Col. 1.)
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-28
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LAM0TTA I5
 5T0ppEDIN
 7TH ROUND

NEW YORK, June 28 -tR-Irish Bob Murphy, the fighting ex-sailor with the golden touch in his leather mitts, was almost in sight of his goal today a shot at the light heavyweight title = following his smashing seven round technical knockout of Jack LaMotta.
 The smiling, red-haired slugger, boxings boxoffice sensation and the pugilistic hit of television, set the stage for a crack at Champion Joey Maxim by battering and slicing the Bronx Bulls swarthy features be- fore 21 ,257 roaring fans at Yankee Stadium last night. The gross gate was $116,690.
 Tn addition some 28,650 spectators witnessed the theater-cast in Il theaters in eight cities.
 From the fifth round on last night LaMotta, very slow afoot at bulky 175 pounds, dripped blood from every pore. He was cut over and under both eyes, was cut on the chin and mouth, and there were lark bruises on his cheeks. z Just before the bell rang to end the seventh round, blood gushed from a deep cut oyer Jake's left eye.
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JUDNICHIS FINED; QUITS,
 WALKS OUT

SEATTLE. June 28 -lT-The Se- attle Rainiers are having Walt Jud- nich troubles again.
 The slugging outfielder. whose potent bat helped lift the Rainiers to the top of the Pacific Coast base ball league, packed his personal be- longings and stalked out of Sick's Stadium last night in protest against a $lOo fine imposed for an earlier absence.
 Earl Sheely, Rainier general man. ager. announced the fine after Jud- nich, the leagues leading hitter, left the squad without explanation at Sacramento last Sunday. He missed the Tuesday night game with Los Angeles here, but turned up at the Stadium yesterday.
 Sheely said Judnich explained he had been visiting his ailing wife in Glendale. Calf. But the fine still goes Sheely said
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5HUT0UT I5
 HURLED BY
 4. REYNOLDS
By Associated Press

The hottest hurler in the majors today is Allie (Wahoo) Reynolds, the part Indian righthander from Bethany. Okla, who tolls for the New York Yankees. Last night he racked up his third straight shut out as the Tanks whipped the Wash ington Senators, 20, on five hits.
 The victory plus Detroits 3-2 win over Chicago enabled the Yankees to climb to within one game of the American League leading White Sox. The third place Boston Red Sox also closed in on the leaders with 6-5 victory over Philadelphia s Athletics and are now three games off the pace.
 Dodgers Crush Giants
 Brooklyn's National League lead- ing Dodgers crushed the New York Giants, 10-4, to widen their margin to six games over their interborough
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ops 0KkYS PRICE
 RAISE NEW MODEL
 VS CHRYSLER CARS

WASHINGTON, June 28 --lR- The Chrysler Corporation was au- thorized today to increase retail prices on II of it's new design models equipped with V-3 engines.
 The OPS said similar increases will be granted other automobile manufacturers who bring out model differing materially in design anc structure from cars they previous ly produced.
 The increases in retail list price for Chrysler cover five models.
 This marks the first time ths price agency has set dollars sifu cents ceilings at retail for asftomo- piles. i.
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IN
 WIN BY4-2
 OVER STARS
By Associated Press

If the loss of Outfielder Herb German is a jolt to Hollywood's Pa cific Coast League pennant hopes, then all is not so well, either, in the camp of the Seattle Ralnlers today.
 The Rainiers, leading the league with a two game bulge on Holly wood. are still minus the services of Walt Judnich, the PCL's leading hitter.
 .Judnich. who evidently attaches more importance to the welfare oi his ailing wife than he does to pennant in Seattle, walked out of Sick's Stadium in huff last night after being fined $100 for going AWOL.
 The Rainiers managed to win .without him, however, beating Los Angeles, Az. The Hollywoods also won without German, who broke his leg in Tuesdays series opener with San Diego. The Stars dusted off the Padres this time, 5-1, to square the series at a game apiece.
 But whereas the Stars have capable replacement for German in the person of Dino Restelli, Seattle has nobody to plug the hole left, temporarily perhaps, by Judnich. His loss cuts the Rainier garden corps to three, including Al Lyons, who pitches part time.
 Oakland Moves Up
 Oakland, with Earl Rapp driving in four runs, moved into third place with a 6-1 conquest of Portland. Sacramento tumbled to fourth by way of an awesome 15-2 thrashing administered by the lowly San Fran cisco Seals.
 1t was the Seals third straight win. Bill McCawley contributed two home runs to the assault, Ray Or teig got one with the bases loaded and Dario Lodigiani homered in two more of the runs.
 Making his reappearance on the coast was Walt Dropo, the Ameri- can leagues rookie sensation ot 1850. Dropo fell into a batting slump with the Boston Red SoX this sea- son. Optioned to San Diego in time for last nights game, he was still slumping; no hits in four trips. San Diego's lone run materialized, though, when Dropo hit into dou- ble play.
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K!D TROUT DERBY
 TO BEGIN JULY 1

Hey kids, want to win bicycle, good camera, sleeping bag, fishing outfit or theater passes? These prizes will soon be on display at the Thomas Hardware store.
 Get in the Territorial Sportsman sr ronsored Junior trout derby for youngsters under 15 years of age. It begins July l and runs until August 19, inclusive.
 Contestants can register at either the Thomas Hardware Store or at Juneau Young and will be asked to sign the conservation pledge. An entry fee of 25 cents will be charged to cover the cost of brassard CT colorful shoulder patch which will be given to each youngster. They are being shipped air express from New York today.
 All species of trout will be con- sidered provided they are caught by rod and reel in Salmon, Mont ana, Sheep or Jordan Greeks. Size will be determined on poundage basis after the fish is dressed and gills removed.
 The two hardware stores will be the official weighing-in stations. The validity of the catch must be certified by an adult and the trout must be hooked and landed by the contestant without assistance.
 Don't forget your s1 resident fishing license.
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W0CDENFACE RUN-OFFS NEXT FEW DAYS WITH
 SEATTLE CHAMP DUE

Eliminations for the local Wooden face championship are to be run of in the next few days. according to Arnold Soloy. recreation director for Evergreen Bowl
 All boys interested are requested to report at the bowl for the run offs. Dan. Sullivan, Seattle Wooden face champion is expected in the near future to throw against tb< local champion. He was to havgNaF- rived in Juneau aboard the<cenah but sailing of the vessel (<as can celled by the recent spAiSe.
 Sullivan won his 1laska trip by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-28
fW5 MAKING STUDY
 DUNGENESS CRABS. ICY STRAIT AREA.

The U. s. Fish and Wildlife Ser vice is inaugurating a study on Dun9eness crabs in the Icy Strait district, with the cooperation of crab fishermen in that area, it was announced today by Howard Bait 20, assistant regional director.
 Don Funkhauser, fishery aid, who arrived from Seattle this week, was flown to Icy Strait by FWS pilot Bob Meek and went aboard the hoat Betty Jo, owned by Ernie Flet- cher.
 Baltzo said that the Icy Strait area is normally closed to crab fishing from June 15 to July 31, but it is being kept open this year to make studies and observe condition of the crabs in order to have a basis for proper regulations for the future.
 The study will continue through the summer, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-28
LEADERS IN B. B.

Leaders in the major leagues thru games of Wednesday are:
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Batting tbased on 150 times at baD - Musial, St. Louis, .372, Rob- ingson, Brooklyn, .36l.
 Hits Ashburn, Philadelphia, 92, Dark, New York, 90.
 Home runs Hodges, Brooklyn, 24; Kiner, Pittsburgh and Westlake. St. Louis, IT.
 Pitching (based on five decisions Brecheen, St. Louis, 50, 1000; Roe, Brooklyn, 10-1, 909.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting - Minoso, Chicago, .36l; Fain, Philadelphia, .356.
 Hits = DiMaggio, Boston, 93; Fox. Chicago. 90.
 Home runs = Zernial, Philadel- phia, Is; Robinson. Chicago. Is. Pitching Gumpert, Chicago 7-1, .S75; Teller, Cleveland, 10-2, .833.
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rivals. The St. Louis Cardinals wal loped the Chicago Cubs, 12-4 and Cincinnati edged out Pittsburgh 2-l.
 Cleveland shellacked the St. Louis Browns, 8-1. Boston's Braves and the Philadelphia Phils were rained out.
 The 32-year-old Reynolds was in trouble only in the fifth when Gene Verble slammed a three-bagger with one out. Allie preserved his shutout by getting rival pitcher Lon John son to fly to short right and Gil Coan to ground out.
 Reynolds Record
 Reynolds, in registering his eighth win against four defeats, hasn't all lowed a run in his last 23 2f3 inn ings nor a base on balls in 34 2f3 innings.
 Allie is shooting for three more marks most successive shutout games, most successive shutout inn ings and most successive innings without base on balls = but he has long way to go to reach any of them.
 Former Records
 G. Harris CDoc) White hurled five straight shutout games for the White Sox back in 1904. Walt John son pitched 56 consecutive innings for Washington without allowing a run in 1913. Christy Mathewson dio not issue base on balls through 68 consecutive innings for the Giants in 1913. White owns the American League mark of 65 1i3 innings. He accomplished the feat in 1907.
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ton of Senator O'Conor, chairman of the Senate Crime Investigating committee.
 The citations now go to the Just ice Department, for possible prose- cution. Contempt of Congress is punishable by up to @ year in jail and a Sl.000 fine.
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SENATE CITES }
 CHICAG0IANS ON
 CONTEMPT CHARGE

WASHINGTON, June 2s IT. The Senate has cited George s. May, head of the Tam O'Shanter Country Club of Chicago, and two alleged members of the revived Capone gang on charges. of contempt of Congress
 In addition to May. the others cited are Rocco Fischetti and Mur- ray L, (the cameD Humphreys, both of Chicago.
 E The Senate acted without debate and by unanimous vote on the mo-
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B. B. STARS

Batting - Enos Slaughter, Cards -walloped two singles, double and triple and drove in five runs as the Cardinals trounced the Chicago Cubs, 14-2.
 Pitching - Allie Reynolds, Tanks pitched his third straight shutout as the Yankees defeated the Sen- ators, 20. He now has hurled 28 2f3 consecutive scoreless innings and 34 2I3 innings without allowing a base on balls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-28
CARPENTER ARRIVES

Jack Hackman of Helena, Mont arrived here yesterday on PAA from Seattle to join the Carson Construction Go. here as a carpen- ter. He is staying at the Hotel Ju- neau.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Helmuth Wedow, Jr., of the US. Geological Survey from Washington, D. O., arrived here yesterday from Annette on PAA and is registered at the Baranof hotel.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
WILL GAMES

Final scores of WILL games Wed nesday are:
 Vancouver 2, Yakima 1. Victoria 10, Tri-City 1. Salem g, Wenatchee 0. Spokane 10, Tacoma 6.
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CARBINE FIRING ON
 RIFLE RANGE TONIGHT

Members of Battaliop Headquar- ters Company of ike 2osth Infan- try Battalion (S<p) will fire on tst Rifle Rangoscfiis evening.
 Membe,e are to meet at the Ar morv .6t '. The evening drill per- iodSwill be spent in qualification 1aring with. the carbine.
 FROM KETCHJKAN
 Jess D. Ison of Ketehikan is reg istered at the Baranof Hotel
 EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
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FROM VIRGINIA

MT. and Mrs. R. k. Crongery of Wytheville, Va, are stopping at the Baranof hotel.
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PETERSBURG IFS SUPERVISOR HERE
 BEFORE TRANSFER

ClM. Armstrong, division super visor of the U. S. Forest Service in the Petersburg district, arrived in Juneau this week on business for his department.
 Armstrong is being transferred to the Juneau Headquarters in mid- July to be Divisional Supervisor of the Admiralty Division. He will succeed Mel Hardy who has been transferred to Cordova.
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outpitching nearly 11.500 other Seat- tie schoolboys for the Old Woody title.
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FROM SEATTLE

Ronald Dougal of Seattle arrived yesterday on PAA and is stopping at the Baranof hotel.
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Sporfs Briefs

Wimbledon, England Young Hamilton Richardson scored major upset of the Wimbledon tournament by defeating defending champion Budge Patty.
 Forest Hills, N. Y, - Bobby Riggs beat Welby Van Horn and Rancho Gonzales whipped Frank Parker in the National Professional champion ships.
 OAKMONT, Pa. Jim Terrier shot a three -under-par 69 to take the lead in the Professional Golfers Association championship.
 Inglewood, Calf = Special Touch, s4.50, won the s15,000-added Chico handicap at Hollywood Park.
 Peter J. Verdin of Anchorage is registered at the Baranof hotel.
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Peter J. verdin of Anchorage registered at the Baranof hotel
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Evening star., 1951-03-18

fve-year history inspired the management pledge
fresh funds for next Branch Hickey the man of many
facetS-a turned on" only has shifted his rghhanded
outeder Ralph Kiner first base but he's toying with
bizarre idea The Pirate boss has ordered left
handed first baseman, Dale Long, to learn to CATCH
ITO my way of thinking" Hickey says, "a le-handed
catcher do the job well righthander The objection
lefthanded cachers when most of the
batters were ghthanded Even then it didn't
LARRY DOBY IS THE official captain" of the Cleveland
Indians four Negro players their quarters Tucson Arz
but by the real boss Luke Easter He
checks eating habits enforces the midnight urew and generally
the show Furthermore Luke may emerge the Tribes
"take-charge" guy in the field this
The Cincinnati Reds kidding Coach Danny Ltwhier,
attended umpes understand
the problems of the arbters Because of this schooling
Ltwher appointed to umpire behind the plate in
intrasquad But when third base took off
to steal home while the pitcher warming Litwhler
excedy tapped the catcher the shoulder and yelled Look
out he comes"
Now that Bill Veeck has sold out his holdings
and retired from the after brief fling
star in The Man Who Dinner he writing novel
It's hero is said to be Cleveland first baseman who
leg in the Pacific heater Veeck did John CarmchaeS
excellent article in the Esquire titled The Lip With
Chip indicates that Branch Hickey knowing that
later he would sell his Brooklyn stock final fathery
gesture to Leo Durochr when he advised him to shift to the
Giants manager.
THE TERRIBLE TEMPERED Russ Meyer Phlies' pitcher
has promised to be this least of
his teammates Eddie Waitkus believes him This week
during game Clearwater, Meyer took wind-up and
first base moved up Last year Russ would have
tipped his wig" day kept
head and got the side out"
Jimmy Dykes is the only in Florida who didn't
have naSquad game before the exhibition opened
This led gagster comment: dykes
two teams of Athletics the field at time" Earl White
hi the old souhpaw envy players
night baseball diet but he admits that insofar cuboWners
concerned, it's necessary I'm 1933 when the
pennant Washington sad only 900 people
home Now the Mats have drawing between 100000
100000 with second division clubs"
When Bill Dewitt of the Browns asked to explain his
grippe at Happy Chandler at this weeks reputation
missioner he harked back to 96 producing kilograms purpo
ing show Clark Griffith had agreed send Jerry Pddy
st Louis for Johnny Berardno $4,000 when Beardno
noises like going movies Dewitt cited
Griff got Chandler to cancel deal which made
faith Dewitt holds it against Chandler and Griffith STILL
although the next the Washington fit of
pique at Prddy practically him to the
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Kansas City Tourney
Goesto Ham|ine Again
BY the Associoted Press

KANSAS CITY, Mar. II. -
Hamline University of st. Paul,
Capitalizing on height. won it's
third National intercollegiate
Basketball CNAIR) championship
tonight by beating James Millikin
University. 69-61.
1t took the best the giant Pipers
had to win. Not until the closing
three minutes, when Hamline
struggled into a 66-61 lead, did
the issue appear settled.
The Pipers started stalling and
the freeze worked to close out one
of the Journeys most exciting
flnales, witnessed by $500 fans.
In the game for third place,
Baldwin Wallace of Berea. Ohio,
defeated Regis College of Denver,
82-78, after rallying to win a g.
point deficit.
In the drive to the finish Of the
championship game it was Lloyd
Thorgaard and Jim Fritsche who
nullif1ed the shooting of brilliant
Scotty Steagall of Millikin who
counted for 20 points.
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Dykes, advised that Bobo New
som would like to pitch for his
said, He won't be
pitching for me" Sid Hudson
was red-faced when he opened
his equipment bag on arrival here
. He forgot to pack his glove
Vice President Calvin Griffith
admits the Mats would like to OBJ
tain either Charley Silvera OF
Ralph Houk from the Yankees
to bolster the catching corps, but
doubts that the New York club
would offer enough to get Bob
Kuzava or Gene Bearden.
"We claim Houk and Silvera
every time their names appear or
a waiver list" Calvin says, "but
the Yankees merely ask American
League waivers and they can dc
that any number of times. Il
they ask waivers on both leagues
three times, they have to let the
player go the third time. They're
just trying to find out who's in
terested."
Calvin believes the Mats fir,ally
will get one of three catchers from
the Red SoX either Matt
Bats, Mike Guerra or Buddy
Rosar. -. The Red Sox also
have available AL Evans, formerly
of the Mats. . With Hal Keller
making no impression whatever ir
early games, the Mats quest of 6
catcher has reached the must
stage.
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2 Red Sox HwIers Stop Cards;
Braves CIout Gray, Beat Tigers
BY the Associated Pres.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar
.17.-Walter Masterson and Maur-
ice McDermott handcuffed the
Cardinals hitters today as the
Red Sox took a 2-to-1 decision.
Both clubs scored once in the
first inning. Then Masterson, who
gave up three hits in the opening
frame. held the Cards to two
singles in the next four innings
and was the winning pitcher. Nc
Dermott, despite touch of Wild
ness, was very effective, allowing
just one single in four innings.
One Of McDermott's pitches
caught Solly Hemus. St. Louis in
fielder, near the base of the skull
in the ninth inning. Hemus was
taken to a hospital after emer-
gency treatment. Doctors re-
ported later. however, that he was
not seriously injured.
The Red Sox put across the
winning run in the fourth on
singles by Walt Dropo, Bobby
Doerr and Billy Goodman.
Boston fA) 100 100 O00-o o
81. LOUIS tN] - 100 600 000--1 {
Masterson, McDermott t6p and Guerra;
PreSko. krleger 60 and Garagiola
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right. ). The longer throws from
right field would have been more
demanding on SAM sore shoulder.
1rv Noren has thrown to the
plate twice from centerfield in
exhibition games and both pegs
were perfect. He nailed one
runner, but Keller's error per-
mitted another to score and cost
the Mats decision Friday night
against the AS. Merrell Whit
tlesey, The Stars golf writer, is
vacationing at nearby Boynton
Beach, and is witnessing the
Philadelphia Washington series.
After winding up their series
with the Athletics here tomorrow
the Mats will be idle Monday and
Tuesday. But thereafter they
will have only two off days before
opening the season with the
Yankees on April 16.
Some of the Tigers were re-
marking the other night that 1t
was decent of Detroit officials to
allow them to use their own cars
on trips despite the fractured
skull suffered by Art Houttemar
in an automobile accident al
Lakeland two years ago. The
next night Catcher Bob Swift OF
the Tigers was shaken up when
his car overturned.