davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-08-20
Cords, IS; Reds, Al

Totals, 35 IL 27 8 Totals 80 627 ii
SINGLED for Raffensberger in third.
I Struck out for Erautt in fourth,
Popped out for Byerly in seventh,
Grounded out for Perkowski in ninth.
st. Louis -------- 004 O1O 00O-5
CINCINNATI -------- 101 600 OO2-4
Runs--Hemus. schoendienst, Musial.
Lowrey, Jones, Adams, Litwhiler. Stailcup,
Meeks. Errors-By D, Rice. Runs batted IN
Jones (3l, johnson. Hdcock.
Stallcup (2l. Two-base hits-Hemus.
Home runs-Jones, Stallcup. Double play
Hemus to schoendienst to Jones: stallcup
and kluszewski; Ryan, Stallcup and Klus-
zeWski; Left on base-St. Louis, u; Gin
einnati. 5. Base on balls-Off Cham
bers, 4; on Raffensberger, l; on Erautt. i;
on Byerly. /: on Perkowski. l; Struck out
BY Chambers, 4; by Raffensberger, 2; by
tatt. tEraHtt. l; by Perkowski, l. Hits-off Raf-
Iensberger, in 3 innings of Erautt / in
l inning; OF Byerly. 3 in innings; on
perkowsk In z innings. Winning pitch
er-Chambers Old, Losing pitcher
RafiensbeEger q2-15(. Umpire.Bailan-
Evening star., 1951-08-20

Runs Priddy.. Kell. wertz. Berry,
Runs batted in-Werta t5j, Bats t2j.
Bearden. Kryhoski co. Two-base hits
Mullin Kell, Berry. Carver. Three-base
Double plsys-Kell to Kryhoski. Young to
Jennings, Kell (unassisted). Young to
ART Left on bases--Detroit, 5; st.
of Carver. / Struck out-By Carver, 4;
by Bearden, 2. Winning pitcher-Bearden
l3-3. Losing pitcher-Garver u4-S
Time-1:59.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
SECOND GAME.

Totals 35 13 "a 10 Totals 81 92712
.Struck out for Gromek in 9TH.
Ran and scored. also grounded out for
Robinson in 7th.
tWalked for Fox IN 9TH
SSingled for Tebbetts in Sth.
GSingled for Simpson in 9th.
RAN for Maddern In 9th.
.sa Cleveland ------- d9o d9o ooo ooo o5o-s o6O
Runs Mitchell (2). Rosen, Easter,
man. ZariIla (2), Mast. Kretlow. Error
Easter; Runs batted in-Easter t3l. "a
ell, Ayila ca: Two;base hit-simpson.
Sacrifice-Gromek Dou-
BILE plays-Carrasuuel to Fox to Robin
son, Gromek to Boone to Avila. Minoso to
Fox to Robinson Left on bases-Cleye-
Kretlow, 4; on dumpert, Il, of Brissie. 5.
Struck out--By Gromek. L: by Kretlow, 8;
by Brissie 1; by Lemon. L: by Pierce. 2.
Hits-Oh Gromek. 6 in 6 innings; Of
Gumpert, 8 in 3s inning; OF Brissie, in
q inning; Of Pierce. / in Ia innings; of
Lemon. none in inning; of Kretlow, 8
in 2 innings .tpitched to three batters in
(Boone. q winnins pitcher KretioS
ITime-2:37. Attendance-46,S64.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
Totals SO 10 81 10 Totals 80 27 Is
.Eouled out for H. Rice in ninth.
titled out for Fox in eighth.
0I0 600 60G-1
| st. Louis
Cincinnati

FFHeu UuG TOT FOX IN elghth.
ST. Louis -- 1O1 0I0 110-5
CINCINNATI 010 900 O00-1
Runs-Hemus. Schoendienst (2), Mu-
sfal. Lowrey, Edwards. Error-Adams.
Runs batted in-Musial. H. Rice t2}. Low
schoendienst. Musiai. Jones. Three-6ase
hit-Lowrey. Home run-Edwards. Dou-
Bile play-Brazle to Schoendienst to Jones;
cup to Ryan to Kluszewski. Left on bases
st Louis. 8: Cincinnati. 5, Bases on
balls-Of Fox, 3; OF Perkowski. /: OF
Brazle, 8; by Perkowsky, /. Hits-Ofi
Fox, 10 in innings of Perkowski o
in inning. Hit by pitcher-Brazle
adams, Adcock). Winning pitcher
Brazle t3-D. Losing pitcher-Fox (7-1O).
Time: :O5. Attendance-1S, 1896.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
Indions, ,4-6; Chicogo,0-7

Runs-Chapman, Rosen, Easter, Boone.
ErrorS-Carrasuuel. Runs batted in
Simpson. Boone, Wynn. Chapman. TWO
base hits-Boone, Wynn, Coleman. Three
base hit-Chapman. Double plays-Avila
to Boone to Easter; Easter to Boone to
Easter. Left on bases-Cleveland. B; Chi
cago, 8. Bases on balls-Of Judson, B.;
of Wynn, 2. Struck out-By Judson, 2;
by Dobson, 4; by Wynn. 3. Hits-On Jud-
son, in 6 innings; OF Dobson. 1 in 2
innings; on Dorish, none In 1 inning.
Winning pitcher-Wynn 04-11). Losing
|pitcher-Judson (4-5). Time-2:1O.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

=, Huhs-SaueF, JackSUn ~, NIppstTIIl'
Thomas. Howerton (2), Saffell 90. Err
I-Klippstein, Sauer. Jeffcoat (2). Metko-
yich,. Bell. 30. Howerton. McCullough.
lTwo-base hits-Jackson, Jeffcoat. Three
stein, sauer, Howerton.. sacrifices-Strick-
land, castiflione, Double plays-Cole to
Ito Cole to Phillips. Left on bases-Chi-
cago. g.: Pittsburgh. 8. Bases on balls-Of
Klippstein 3; of Dickson. 1; on Leonard.
H. Struck out-By Dickson. 3: by Klipp-
stein. f. Hits-Off Dickson. 10 in in
nings; cff Leonard, 3 in l inning; of
Klippstein. in rs innings; OF Law.
none in I inning. Hit by pitcher-By
Dickson (Jeffcoat). Winning pitcher.
Law (4-SD Losing pitcher Leonard
10-0. Time-2:19. 434.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Tigers, 5-6; Browns, 2-2IPrutes As: Cubs, "a

Shicago ---- z--Y-99hhyy 9hy 09d 09d oo999-SS o99-SS
Runs-Jackson, Edwards. Phillips. Bell.
Kiner, McCullough Errors-None. Runs
batted in-Kiner 5. Hatten, McCullough.
Cavarretta. Two-base hft--Cavarretta.
Three-base hit-Phillips Home runs
Kiner, McCullough. Double plays--Miksis
to Cavarretva Left. on bases-Ch Chicago
s; Pittsburgh. z. Bases on balls-Of Hat
ten, 2; Carlsen, 2. Struck out-By Carl
sen, s; by Hatten, 2. Hit by pitcher
Carisen (Edwardsl. wild pitch-Carlsen
Passed ball--Edwards. Winning pitcher
Carlsen Q-0l. Losing pitcher-Hatten o.
81. Time-2:11.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
BIitz Wins Golf Title

! Shelly Blitz won Woodmont's
junior golf championship over
Jack Jaffe, 3 and /.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
Braves, 13; Dodgers, 4

Totals "a 724 8 Totals 80 13 81
walked for Haugstad In .Sth.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Statesmen

statesmen
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
TO ASSOCIATE YOUR
SELF WITH w A S H.
INGTON'S LEADING G
TV AND APPLIANCE
CHAIN. EXPERIENCE
DESIRABLE BUT NOT
ES SENTIAL. 0 u r
statesmen EARN TOP
SALARY COMMISSION
IN TOWN. SEE MIR.
KELLER, GEORGES
RADIO AND TV, BIG F
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
ROIITEMAN
ROUTE Statesmen

and promotion
work with grocery trade in Washing
ton Metropolitan area. Box 362-V
sALESMAN--Real opportunity for a
man interested in his future. Ma
tionally known adding machine COM
pany that has been successful in
the manufacture and sale Of its prod
uctS fol. more than 30 years has
an opening for a. man who desires
Plus bonus. oppertunities SAh; for 'aasid rapid
advancement. CHICAGO home office
representative here to interview you.
Cali MR.. HUSKA at DI. 661l
Friday between 3 and 9 pm. -26
SALESMAN-;Interior decorator. 2E
to 45: to sell spreads, curtains, slir
tion for established quality retail
business. Good appearance and
convincing sales personality i'm
portant; viii pay top salary. OPP
portunity for, right person. MEYERS,
Conn ave. at s st: pU. 5742.
SaaesMAN saes@aa to E1pfFiensfS se hsssins
the mighty double action. automatic Ii
oil heating boiler and hot-water
heater. in one complete unit. 1t is a
sensation and has unusual selling
1teasures; 1saaust io,v We are Washington's
directly from the manufacturer and
have a marvellous proposition tt
offer. AS we do most everything for
home modernization and have many
services to offer the home owner, q
salesman can make more money here
than with outfits selling only ! type
Of work. CONSOLIDATED ENGI-
NEERIMG & DISTRIBUTING CO.
OF AMERICA, 400 H st. ne. -2s
SALESMAN, retail store, mems fur.
nishings; permanent position: NJ
sALESMANwAppliance, television, re.
tail store; experienced only; attrac.
tive proposition to right man. Ap
ply r. T. powd, DOWD'S RADIO
AND ELECTRIC CO.. 441S Conn
SALESMAN for plumbing department
have car; liberal mileage allowance
draw against commission. Appl,
personnel office. SEARS, ROEBUCK
y CO., 1856 Colesville rd., Silver
SALESMAN-Man to sell for leadint
oil burner supply house. calling OF
established trade only. Splendid op.
portunity for right man. Appl!
r. E. MICHEL CO., 1920 First st
SALESMAN with car; hard working
dependable. willing to canvass: ma.
be middle-aged or retired. Substan
tial draw against liberal commits
sion. Qualifications and reference
SALESMAN " WANTED :. Exceilen
salary pulls commissions. Idea
working conditions. Apply A g. I
TRADING CO., 9Th and d sts. NV
Evening star., 1951-10-26
HELP MEN

WANTED for construc.
ton Job. Must be able to drive
pickup truck. Apply bridge, River
dale rd. and East 66th ave, River
dale, Nd. 81
TREE MEN, fully experienced, sober
81. S722 or JU. 1854.
TRUCK DRIVER, 22-35 years. for
bakery and caterer: sober, reliable;
rel. required. For appt.. call CO.
TRUCK DRIVER, fuel oil delivery. ex-
perienced only. Steady all-year
job. good pay. Ii. 3-4099. -2S
Truck DRIVER, must know city
salar nhas xppIy ssag ar0qRa WassisoFoS i9S; HtsS
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS. 5000
Evening star., 1951-10-26

SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
mobile Div. GEN. MOTORS CORP ;
have immediate opening: must have
leadership exper.; excel. .opport. for
Richmond, Va. temporarily. Cali
DI. 7475 for appt. rs
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Full or part time. Excellent salary
and commission: must be expert
enced. WOODLAND SERVICE CEN
TER. 1925 N. washington blyd.,
SERVICE EVi1ssgn STATION ATTENDANT P
tions; paid vacations. No phone
calls. See Mr.. OBrien or Mr.. Nc
Fayden. o'BRIEN SINCLAIR STA.
TON. End and Constitution ave
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
work in downtown filling station;
opportunity for shift managers posi-
Mr. Nicholson, SINCLAIR SERVICE
SERVICE sEAHN sfarioS 9Esh sps ATTENDANTs Fl NJ;
and fabrication mans daywork only;
SERVICE 81 sT2TioN Hi EMPLoYE@All
daywork; no Sunday; good pay
NSsaS1t NNC. WV. ILl1.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MANAGER
Toms Auto Service, Inc. has an
opening for reliable, experienced
man to managed $3.50 pm. to L.
midnight shift. at their Wheaton
Nd, branch; enjoy all the benefits
OF large corporation. /. E. vaca-
tions with pay, disqualification. yearly
bonus. etc.; $50 per wk.. plus 81
commission to start; Sundays of
Cali our manager. MR.. BREEDEN
between am. to 3 pm. except Sat.
SHEET METAL woRKERs-Appl,
South George Mason drive anc
South Columbus ave. MR.. JOSEPH
WARREN. I'd
york Or roofing work, union wages.
siSGERsi J. WANTED laST for Folk s opera
Company, eolored; small salary to
BE- begin; oo1 splendid opportunity. oGali
SPECIAL OFFICER; white. middl.
age; for large apartment building:
$50 pm. to 5 am; must be sober.
honest and reliable. Apply resident
manager, 24S0 10th st. NV. NO.
$500. --27
Evening star., 1951-10-26
HELP MEN
SERVICEMAN

Serviceman wanted with
car for vacuum cleaner
and sewing machine out
let. Good salary, car al
lowance and many other
benefits. If you are me-
chanically inclined and
the right man, apply in
person at 723 9th st.
NV, Mr.. Wise.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
HELP MEN

SALESMAN, experienced home i'm
provement salesman to call on Gus
TONERS and house leads: must have
knowledge Of home remodeling work
and lob costs. We are Washington 1
thousands of satisfied customers. are
well equipped and can offer 0 rea
proposition to qualified man.
CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING ANr
DISTRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA
Evening star., 1951-10-26

OAAA4SAA
For. small downtown air-conditioned
town manufacturer: 3s-hour week:
employe. benefits; paid, vacations.
etc; references. required as to ac-
curacy and dependabiltty. Phone
ME. 3492 for interview bet. S:3O-5.
CLERK -TYPIsT. claim department:
large stock & casually CO.; experispcs
'raMni general once work fHu and reilet on on
BELL MUSIC Hc c., Co. iios ' q St Nv.
psrm posttion bdsy 9S szSef zohr Hse Wf
ern bldg. TWENTIETH CENTURY
FOX FILM CORP. AIS 3rd st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT. white: young lady
life insurance company. Excellent
working conditions, paid vacations,
retirement benefits. Shorthand
helpful but not essential. No .ex-
CLERK-TYPIsT. with knowledge Of
shorthand, for immed. empl.: accu-
racy with figures required; pleasant
sdns seday xk,; eo hosp. con contract % and com. ar.
pany benefits. Call HU. 1855 for
interview. EMERSON RADIO OF
WASH, INC, 1922 14th st. NV.
preferably from Sill.
yer Spring area; old. established A.
nance company; pleasant working
conditions; 40-hr. week, insurance
and nospitalization; previous experi-
ence unnecessary but desirable; in-
teryiews Fri. Oct. 26: GENERAL
ave-, Silver Soring. .-26
TYPIST-Experienc with
thorough knowledge Of fire UNDER
writing and general insurance pro.
cedures required by General Insur-
ance Agency with offices in modern
air-conditioned bldg. Highest SAL
ary. Our staf knows Of this adver-
tisement. Write in confidence, giving
full details. Box 2S1-V. Star. 30
-TYPIST; generai ofice work;
full or part-time: good salary: per-
manent. EMILE. 1921 Connecticut
CLERK 1925, no experi-
ence necessary; steady employment,
5-day wk.' Call CO. 4700. Ask for
MR.. COHEN for appt. 80
Evening star., 1951-10-26
PORTERS

PORTER-DRIVER, colored: sobers re-
liable; day work. CHANDLER IS
DRUG. LandoYer Hills. Nd. UN.
PORTER WANTED-Fine opportunity
for the qualified man Excel. salary
and pleasant working conditions
Apply Mr.. Silverman. SURPLUS
SALES CO., 925 Penna. ave NV.
PoRTERs. day shift, o amt pm;
night shipt, Q p.m.-11 pm. Salary
$50; > meals furnished Apply 40lj
S. 2Sth ST., Arl. TIE 0O96. 81
PRESSERS. experienced: wanted ir
cleaning plant at 3107 MAYOR I'd
PRESSER, in Alex. Va; silk and
wool. top quality only; excellent
wages and future. Phone KI. S-1354
PRESSER. wool: experienced: must
be good: salary from $50 to $50
wk.; steady position. Apply 2400
14th st. NV. rs
PRESSER for small modern dry
cleaning plant; salary. Cali SH
PRODUCE CLERKS. part or full
time. POSINS'. $3.50 Ga. ave NV
Evening star., 1951-10-26
statesmen

SALESMEN-FENCE
One of the largest and Oldest com.
ings for fence statesmen with ex,
perience. We feature all types oi
wood styles as well as chain links
COMMISSION PAYABLE IN FULL
ON CREDIT APPROVAL. Car essen.
tial. Call sales manager. GENERAL
INDUSTRIES CORP. OF. s016, fol-
annninfr,aant -CT
Evening star., 1951-10-26

ARE YOU RETIRED. living off a
small income. have . good car and
in good health? II so, and you are
looking for q permanent position
that offers you many employee
ssnsfs sia aeo4ss aRRS INc0hE .1s gy.f Es7SE
ADVERTISING AGENCY MESSENGER
Here's a real opportunity for some
one who wants. to learn adver-
tising: plenty Of chances for ad-
young men need apply. hsA' Mr.. fftaey. Foiey.
KAL. EHRLIcH A. MERRICK. 314
MEGHANIcALLY faSf HHttahf INCLINED pes person
for Venetian blind installing. Apply
ING CO., 2021 18th st. NV, do not
VIZ ARE LOOKING for several intel
ligent people for full-time position
in our credit ONCE. Plenty of op-
for bsns ian and also
through Christmas. Apply KAY
JEWELRY CO. S01 H St ne. -2S
DISABLED vETERAN-n you can
operate a National cash register and
a., a Psx switchboard. there is a
MERs s0RRNEa5asz RaRpWARE i9r foRE N9R phoae P5s
3I17-l9 14th st. NV. -27
WANTED-Man for profitable Raw
leigh business. Good living at start.
Write RAWLEIGH'S. Dept. DCJ-14-
sUNo6o sSTTATffoN-aood exper..
capable white man to act as asst
to boss and manage shift Start $50
wk., immed increases with proven
capabilities. 18th and Pa ave. Sc
GENERAL. ALL-'ROUND colored boy
for supermarket: experience not
er's permit. 3516 18th st. ne. -26
RETIRED MAN
For few early hours desk work in
exchange for room and spending
money. Must be sober. Apply
EDISON HOTEL, lila 18th st. NV.
"a
Evening star., 1951-10-26

SALESMAN. experienced in selling
sporting goods and athletic. equip
ment; excellent opportunity and per
ePORT CENTER, 500 b 81. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
HELP MEN
PLUMBERS
PORTER

Experience preferred but not essen
tial. Steady position, good salary
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
Co. 7nS 7th at. NV I'll
Evening star., 1951-10-26
statesmen

A real opportunity to start a
career in the automobile
business. Become associated
with one of the Washington
areas largest Ford dealer
ships. Sales experience es-
sential. Substantial earn
ings to those who qualify
and can apply themselves.
Contact Mr.. Shaw, MONROE
FORD CO., 1887 East-West
hwy, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

MAN. white or coioTed;. general help
in grocery store; some exper. with
produce. stock work, etc; good
salary; city refs. Apply IN person,
4139 Wheeler I'd. Sc. -26
MAN, inspection ability. to check
record players and receive instruc-
tion in repairs; experience desirable
but not essential; 5-day, 45-hour
wk.; time and half over 40 hours
Apply BOWEN & CO., 4712 Bethesda
ave, Bethesda, Md. go
MAN to work evenings In waffle
shop. must be able to handle help
and be q good supervisor. Top SAL
ary and meals. Apply WALNICK'S
WAFFLE SHOP. 1143 Conn. ave.
MAN. white. to service merchandise
vending machines; established route.
no selling. Must have p. c. permit.
$50 week to start. Telephone RE.
MAN to work at counter and assist
In warehouse of leading oil burner
supply house. Good oppor. Apply,
1890 Ist St, ne. ST. 0354, 2s
ranges and kit. equip; no car
needed; 51a-day wk.; many oppor-
SUPPLY. CO.. 1901 Decatur st..
MAN, coiored. ' part time. to clean
bowling alley: hours II am; to s
CENTER oOn4 Nichols ave Sc
Evening star., 1951-10-26

SANDWICH MAN. experienced, for
Essaesp koshsr sys ds,icatessen' e e Apply 5SS22
SECURITIES SALEsMEN-over-the-
counter firm has openings for two
men; live leads fuyn.; write or phone
for appt. ALBERT KEAvIrZ CO.,
1420 N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 0077.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
CLERKS
CLERK

For dry-cleaning stores. Apply DICK
EYS CLEANERS. 7th and Franklin
Evening star., 1951-10-26

statesmen, EXPERIENCED TO SELL
PAPER AND JANITOR SUPPLIES
TO RETAIL STORES OF ALL
TYPES. IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS,
AND WISH TO HAVE A PERMA-
INTERESTING PROPOSITION FOR
YOU. APPLY IN PERSON. KAHN
PAPER CO.. 21S G ST. NV. --2S
statesmen to sell military uniforms
Excellent opportunity and wonderful
proposition. See Mr.. Udell.
A. g. N. TRADING CO. S0l D 81. NW
Evening star., 1951-10-26
INVESTIGATOR
COLLECTOR

Nationwide finance CO. has opening
for ambitious young men looking
for a good salaried position plus
expense allowance-many company
benefits; experience not necessary,
we train you; car necessary. Apply
in person to LIBERTY LOAN COR.
PORATION. 1925 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring Md.
colored. day 9-6, for ONCE
bldg; must be exper. sober. steady
man; bring ref: GOOD salary. Ap-
ply RIM. 30l. 1911 @ st. NV. DI
JANIToR for small apt. bldg. with
quarters: stoker heat; man and wife
only. Call HoHENSTEIN BROS.
JANITOR, experienced colored man
Must be sober and reliable. Salary
and apt. Call RE. 1891. between
II and 2 pm. only. rs
JANITOR for downtown roomins
house; Sl40 mo. Phone after . pm.
JANITOR AND HANDYMAN for "a.
unit cooperative apt; good salar,
and apt. with all utilities for gooc
worker. Phone WO. 3525. -29
Evening star., 1951-10-26
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE

MECHANIC for fleet of laundry
trucks; working conditions good for
right man. GE. 3657. -26
MECHANICS AND HELPERS, white,
for miscellaneous and ornamental
iron shop. Steady work for relia-
BILE person. ACME IRON WORKS,
1910 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne. LA. 6-1240.
MESSENGER, white. for inside work,
ONCE buildipg; permanent: annual
wkly); good opportunity to advance;
40-hr. wk.; vacation and sick leave
Apply In person between o am. and
$3.50 pm. personnel once, Ma
TIONAI GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
3rd and r SITS. ne. Closed Sats. --27
MESSENGER. opportunity to learn
Psss'. ss n HARMS II AND EWING: SsEs Ssfs
MEssENGER BOY. between ages Is
25;, TO work for advertising agency.
Call ST. $3.50. -2S
NIGHT CLERK. for small hotel;
middle aged, sober and reliable. See
Mr. Paul. at PALACE HOTEL, 1lO2
14th st. NV No phone calls. -26
OFFICE MANAGER-capable of as
suming certain responsibilities in
national trade association. Contact
MR.. ASTRAS. ME. 6150. -26
OIL BURNER and domestic boiler
men. Apply Q L st. s.w. between
7:30 and am weekdays 80
Evening star., 1951-10-26
hELP MEN

MEN, 1S-45 (white): take candid
pictures; no experience necessary;
easy interesting work; $50 wk,
COLUMBIA PIC. oil g st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

BOYS, MEN-COLORED
Fight the high cost Of living by
working several days or evenings
per week as pin-setters In bowling
alley. We pay you every night. Our
per hr Exper. not necessary. we
teach you. Apply SPIILWAY BOWL
ING CENTER. 2004 Nichols ave Sc.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

YOUNG MAN
With some accounting edu-
cation or aptitude for fig
ureS to learn hotel account
ing. Opportunity for ad-
vancement with large hotel
chain. Call DI. 1900. Ext
lit, for appointment.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

YOUNG MEN. real opportunity L
learn the advertising business; SIS
wk. to start. Apply 5000 Conn. ave.
Suite 104, Monday through Friday
Evening star., 1951-12-27
By Howard W. BIokesIee
Associated Press Science Editor

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 27.-I
You want to know how tall YOU
child will be. science has a sure
way of telling, beginning just be-
fore the teen years.
The method was explained to-
day by DR.. Nancy Bayley, DR.. Alta
Gordon and Edward Bowes Of the
University Of California Institute
of Child Welfare. They addressed
"a second-day session of the 18th
annual meeting Of the American
Association for the Advancement
of Science.
The scientists reported they
take X-ray pictures of the joints
of hand, wrist and knee. The
bone development at these three
points, they said, tells ,child's
maturity better than any other
available test. These connections
of joints mature at various rates
but never uniformly.
Studies Begin at 3.
The studies with X-ray begin
at the age of 8. At about IL
these bones become a quite accu.
rate predictor of the final height
of boy or girl.
|. Science is also on the way te
new and better substitutes for the
arms, legs and hands of amputees
Experiments are being made with
Evening star., 1951-12-27
|Wanger Trial 10 Air
| Detectives Reports
On Joan Bennett, Lano
By the Associated Pres,

| SANTA MONICA, Calf. Dec
27.-Walter Wanger's diary and
reports of private detectives he
hired to shadow his wife. Joan
Bennett, and her agent, Jennings
Lang, will be introduced at Wan
gers trial for shooting Lang.
Wanger's attorney, Jerry Gies-
Ter, SO asserted yesterday. He
won continuance until January
Z for Wanger to plead to a grand
jury indictment charging assault
with deadly weapon with intent
to commit murder. He told the
court he will insist that the detec-
tiveS' reports and the diary be
made available, ION one side or the
lother."
To Present All Evidence.
Adolph Alexander. deputy dis
trict attorney. assured Mr.. Giesler
the State will present all its eyi-
Idence.
Superior Judge Thurlow T. Taft
told the attorneys he would make
no order regarding the documents
adding: "I'll leave that to a
Igentlemen's agreement between
you two"
'1ll be happy to take your word
for it." Mr.. Giesler said to the
prosecutor.
Mr.. Giesler indicated later that
Wanger will plead not guilty and
that the detectives reports viii
play an important part in his
defense.
Recovering at Home.
At Mr.. Giesler's request. the
court issued a bench warrant
carrying a $4,000 bond, when
Lang failed to appear at Wanger's
Iarralgnment yesterday in response
TO a subpoena. Lang, wounded in
the groin when Wanger found
him talking to Miss Bennett in a
Beverly Hills parking lot Decem-
Der l3, is recovering at his home
DR.. Marcus Graham, county ja{i
physician, accompanied a sheriff's
detective to Lang's home to serve
the bench warrant. Both agreed
however, that Lang was in no
condition to appear in court, and
Judge Taft said the warrant
would be withdrawn today.
Evening star., 1951-12-27
|Men-of-W Invade
Coast, Sting 5000
FLORIDA Buthers
By the Associated Press

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 27.-Dangel
from the man-of-war appeared
to be lessening today after more
than 5000 bathers along the lower
Florida East Coast were treated
for stings during the long Christ
mas week end.
Capt. Earl Pinder, Miami Beach
lifeguard, reported only Is case.
|of mild stings yesterday com
pared with more than 5000 or
Tuesday.
Broward County lifeguards re-
ported 1880 were treated Tues
day and $500 on Monday.
Haulover Beach, north Of
Miami Beach. reported $50 cases
and a few were reported from
|Crandon Park Beach, further
south
Capt. Rap Booker of the Gran
don Park beach patrol, said the
colorful. floating creatures will be
a menace until a wind blows from
the northwest. west or southwest
to sweep them back out to sea.
THE heavy easterly wind we
had recently blew them in In all
Sizes" he said.
DR.. Hillary Moore of the Uni
versity of Miami Marine Labora-
tory, said the man-of-war has a
small floating body about two
inches in diameter with 10 OF
IL tentacles.
He said they discharge poison
under the skin and is painful but
not dangerous unless the person
|stung had bad heart. None OF
the cases reported was serious.