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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28
UkFURhIsHED

APIS. AVAIL. at Cobur terrace. 500
Defense hwy. in Bladensburg, Md.
close to schools and shopping CEN
ter; bus stops at door. WA. 276S.
ARLINGToN-Lge. bright rooms,
exec. transp.. shopping. near Wash
ington and Pentagon; avail. soon;
adults. OW 636S 80
GEORGIA AVE, 9719-One and two
bedrm; apis; mr.: transp: and shop,
1S Slnf sc lHf5 nf } I'd 7 s1er sprns
bedroom apt. in suburban develop
P Pen5; ST. Ttil ias5 paid; $3.50 ono mo.
paneled sunroom. End fir. of duplex,
pvt entrance; close to Pentagon,
conv. transp.; adults only; $40.
Call weekdays after 9 or all day
al AND ana B Sab 81 l f4'9 9m, dineste,
kit, bath and rear screened porch;
Phone Rockville 2Os6. -2s
25Oi 2sth ST. N.E.-Bsmt. apt, S55
neat mo in Phoae I'M gas s5 slecrieity and
41I FRANKLIN ST. NE.-Apt., 4
rms. and bath; good conv.; cleo.
1eIs KENNEDY ST. N.w.-1 rm.,
kit. inclosed porch. semipvt. bath;
util. incl. $50; adults. GE. 3735.
ARL.. cow. transp.. vic. Lee hwy
Entire End f.. >, rms. kit dinette.
hall. bath; immed. occup. CHI. 0362.
NEW APARTMENTS, 1517-1e ' st.
propertiesi GE. s9i9. 'S' Ae EMS a.
ALEX.-Unfurn.- bsmt. apt; 2 blocks
off River I'd. on U. s.. l; rms;
util. furn.; pvt. outside entrance.
3o4 Calvert ave. or call XII. S-S062.
ARLINGToN;.Fiys rms tlreplace
YARD sa5ae ,nc, Benaix il .eb basement
M soUTHERN MD.N5o mi. on Route
210, Indianhead hwy: 3 rms. and
bath. all modern improvements.
GERFORD. Bryans Rd., Nd.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Liv. rm.. din.
kit, bedroom. bath: in attr. apt.
bldg: 3 exposures; laundry. storage.
phone facilities: Venetian blinds;
adults only: S76.50, util. So mo.
F RI S1 FINE oFrEREp-som meth
Detached home in Woodside. silver
A., lee. liv. rm., bedrm.. lge: kit.
and bath; newly decor; utils, furn;
no children: SS5 mo-; refs. required.
G92SoiR 5$4Gi f.. newly
remodeled. large rms, kit. 2
baths, closets, firepl.; $3.50. incl.
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GEORGETOWN

Ma. 3440 -2S
CoLORED-132l MONROE ST. NV.
abb, N an a5 3 Tm. .i apts nov avail
FRANCIS 4. BLuNDoN CO. ~ me- INC.
CoLORED-TWo RMS. top floor;
Ms sIio s : large furn. bedrms,; all priyils
CoLoRED-APARTMENr to rent;
private master bedroom to rent; ali
r prlviiegfs; BOY or man to share
CoLORED-LOVELY. CLEAN groom,
kitchen and private-bath apt in
preferred; no children. FIR. 1856.
CoLoRED-a ROOMS. kit, y, bath;
1st f.; refgr.; all utils; NV. sec
co Ha e. c,leysn Er IL fsss b,t s
s59,ao per mo. Applications re-
ceived. 1905 K st. NV. MA. 140s.
c eve. pr SIS COLUMBIA a1a 4, s 1a
bath heat and hot ' Water. XII ian anG
required. See janitor. tbs colum. UNI.
f PIE ra ar1 nv; bssemsnt apartment;
sS RfbALIy G9 r. a SIS 779ss
apt, Civ. rm.; din. rm.. kitchenette,
t nedrm' an and BATH; uslls; INCLUDED;
MENT CO.. ST. 9th ST. NV. IS
COLORED-2 RMS. kit. and bath
to share with landlady only. in
NV. apt. for refined couple or
ladies'; rent open. Available Feb.
9Th; Box 331.L, Star.
CoLORED-OPEN. IL TO 3-10o6
~ st: Sc; new, efficiency apis;
500 mo-; 1-bedrm. apis, SS5 mo.
s az 9tils. incl. TANEN REALTY. ST.
COLoRED-BASEMENT APT.-Un-
furnished; pvt. entr.; working cpie. !;
nc. drun6s; $50 mo. Call ia. 1878
COLoRED-TAKoMA PARK-cple
or single person desired to share
oeau; new 2-story brick bungalow.
cp ping; 81. 5s44, after 8.
smpl. couple. only. Lovely 9 rms :,
Kit; and bath, newly decorated, ali
9tiiities furn. $50 mo. Call HUI
5s2S; after q pm. call MR.. HART
RIA. 1866.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

CALL COOK for reasonable MOVING
rates, by veteran. ia S-21OS.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 2937; ewes. GE. 1416. 29*
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 0104 UNION STORAGE
co INC est 1905
MOVING By VET-Exper. help. every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Call
sny time. MR. COOK. Gil 5137
TRANSFER-STORA
Moving at your convenience. GIL
Gilt. ia. S-351S. s.
IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD 70 MOVE,
BUT HAVE TO, CALL ROYAL
TRANSFER. MI. 1907. 29s
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

din' bath spf Suite Nv T Tiris. ki No
linens 627 Allison. NV. RIA. 47o6.
A Ii Il IL, large hedrms;; auto
ransp ae etf' sho 5TGaeg s GSpv nt
utils. 3 girls pref. .OW. s073.
LARGE LIVING RM.-Kit. -dinette
bedrm.; utils. phone, laundry; beaut.
shop c eewy e saet e Mr. can5e
COTTAGE Ct CRY. ' MD.-1iv. nm.
bedrm.. kit, bath. End floor. pvt
entr;; la-blk: bus; l4-mile from
3 D. M C. Nh klne ssa SIS mo. Call after 8
!" RMS. kitchenette, pvt bath, en-
tire Ire Bird H.; 2 or 3 persons, AID.
SCOTT CIRCLE-Lge. lily. rm-, bed
rm.. kit, ,Frigidaire. beautifully
,s aSsn- s sts vi g. S3l (; INV
din, rm., bedrm. and semibath;
LEI 45th PL. S.E.@s rms. kit
bath, completely furn. See MRS.
McHARGUE. Sunday, .
ONE ROOM AND KITCHEN; utils
For appt.. call GE. 4011; no answer.
call DE. 07la =
TAKoMA PARK-Large furn. apt;
liv... din. rms. two bedrooms, kit.
bath, 3 closets: front and rear
p pos ,,1 or adults; available
Flower ave, Iakoma Park. Md.
BACHELOR APT bachelors shar-
ing; very spacious. 6-rm. GO bed
rms) apt, in Alex. COW. Pentagon;
R Rs1y rassnnSIe rePlace gpsrkine lot
ONE-BEDRM. APT. in nice NICE, NV. sec.
one blk. from 18th ST., COW. to shop
STUDIO BSMT. APT. pvt. bath, kit,
entr.' utils; incl: good transp:; empl.
VERY sEAUTiFUL 2 bedTms'', = antiques
1aej EUCLID N.w.-compl. furn.,
utils incl aed a. 2 lge; rms, bath, kit;
e epEs' p asar:s ref foE $50 or % g of smD
1 ROOM. kit. semipvt. bath: empl.
lady; $50. 642O sth st. NV. Ia
7o5 IoNGFELLow NV rms.
Sus ns sPs eR onfh cp qes s4S y!sh eSDF
Mt. PLEASANT SEC. s343 18th st.
n.w,-1 I'm. and kit, lge. closet;
newly decor: adults; SIS per mo.
2 FURN. APIS. avail. Feb. 1st; CEN
t esl, located; excel. transp. Ii
CAPITOL HILL. aae End st. mel
rm., and kit. run. water and refgr.,
flrSt-fioor front; newly dec.
ALEX. VA.-5-rm. furn. apt, bsmt.;
IA yard. ,, side porch; bus on corner
GIRL, between 2o-a5. to share apt
in Arlington; pvt. bedrm.; conven.
transp. to Washington and Penta-
1857 GIRARD ST. NV rms.
kit, pvt; bath; also 1 rm.. kit,
L iR;fss sr q DC ROOM with fireplace S
bath. pvt. entrance for one man; ref
avail: this summer. WO. .3341 30
HYATTSvILLE-3 rms. kitchen, pvt
bath; bsmt, apt: PVT. entrance; util.
no pets; 500. WA. 4Os3. Us
l26 c ST. Me- and 2-rm apis. /:
Semipyt; and share baths; sa5.S75.
coTFAGE CITY-3 rms; pvt. bath:
semipvt: entr.; heat. gas, elec.. all
non-drinkers. WA. 1855. 80
NEARBY VA.-Detached furn. apt
large liv. rm.. kitchen. bedrm. full
wogrkking couple only; SIS. XII.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Studio apt +;
private bath; adults only: $40, in
Guiding utilities. SH. s43s. =
1922 MASS. AVE. Sc. Apt. 2--Liv,
rm.. .bedrm., large kit. glass Enclosed
porch and bath; completely fur
nished even to kitchenware and incl
heat. gas and light for only SS5. In
spect this week end. WALKER &
DUNLOP, DI. 0222, 1900 18th NV.
NEWLY FURNISHED a-RM. APT,
so; incl. utilities; suit. for . girls
or cple. GE. 1888. SIS
BASEMENT APT. fully equipped kit
nedrm.. sitting .rm,, full bath. TU.
n ST At TIC COM SiSth A n ns SHINY
rm.: flrepl.; tub. walk-in shower;
cleo. refer. stove; 500. DU. S2S7.
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

O"i IouI oWil Apt. Home
The Rroadmoor tcorner Conn. ave.
and Porter ST., a lovely, bright.
corner apt, in Washington's out
standing coop apt. bldg; contain
ing, liv. I'm. 13x25, corner bedrm..
Enclosed sun porch, din. rm.. kit :,
bath and entr. hall; Completely
rcdecorated and large new refgr.
Immed occupancy; priced only
S15,5O0.
So New York ave. NV apis To
choose from in this economical
downtown bldg; entr hall. l bed
r, lily. rm., kit. and bath, for
$4,000: or entr. hall, 9 corner bed
rms, liv. rm., kit. and bath, for
$1,000: the cost of operation and
maintenance on the 2-bedrm. apt,
is only S21.4O.
1871 Lanier pl. n.w.-A large apt,
with 2 bedrms., Nv. rm.. kit,
pantry, reception hall. bath and
summer sleeping porch, for only
$3.50. Only ] block from the ex-
cellent shops and transp. at 18th
and Columbia I'd. NV.
By Apt. crly. call weekdays, RE.
1918 or RE. l749.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop apt. plan authority since 1920
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COOPERATIVE APIS. Cont
VACANT
Do you need space?

We have 2 apis. with 3 full exposures
listed for resale. both much larger
than the average unit available in
2 baths, large din. rm.. liv. rm.. re-
ception hall. kit. pantry and den.
Both are priced very reas. one at
S16.500. the other at $4,000. and
require about y in cash. The
monthly, payments on the balance
very favorably with rent for SIM
liar aptS.
This is an excellent opportunity to
buy more space than the average
house, in a good NV. location, at a
comparable house.
Shown BY appt. only. Call on week
days. RE. l21S or RE. l740.
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MODERN STUDIO APT.

"A Varnum st. NE.
In almost new 2-family house con-
sisting of large living rm.. / bedrm..
kitchen dinette. bath and laundry.
full basement and yard. All con-
venienceS of a modern apt. with
the atmosphere and accessories of
individual home. Rent sos. plus
utilities Available Immediately.
Call Mr., PARKER. RIA. 1883 or
COLORED-ATTRAC. 2-rm. apt
> adults; % min. downtown; rea-
sonable. Ii. 3-S105. rs
COLORED -I619 INDEPENDENCE
AVE. SCI rm. Ice. kitchen
dinette, bath. VIM. HARRISON, Ii.
CoLoRED-1341 MONROE ST. NV.
No children. Open Sun. 1870
B'aNsEMRRSl%Tl APT. in Chevy Chase
home in exchange for part-time
services of ref. col. cple. WI. 1914.
COLORED - EMPL. CPLE. = Furn.
front nm. and kit. HU. S671.
COLORED-DESIRE working couple
for furn. apt. Also l unfurn. apt;
will accept 2 children. AID. 1904.
80
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COIORED

NOAN/fIEO
ONCE Of A. NJ. DRAISNER now offer
ing LOUDOUN apartments under
cooperative plan at 314 East Capt.
toll: excellent neighborhood: 5 and 6
room. bath apt. homes. For details,
call or come to 1404 l. st. NV,
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LONG BRANCH APIS.
SILVER SPRING MONT. CO.

SILVER SPRING MONT. CO.
FOR IMMEDIATE AND
FUTURE OCCUPANCY
and bedrms... iiv rm.. din. rm..
2 BEDRMS.. $50 to SCI.
Util. Incl.
l Bedrm.. SIT
NEAR MONT. CO. SCHOOLS
theater within walking distance.
Large. modern apis. Spa.
cious closets and cabinets.
kiitshen fan. Venetian blinds.
streets and sidewalks Ample
on-street parking.
Rental once on project, rear s7oe
Ma Ma si IS sos7s, I'd Silver Spring
CATHEDRAL SECTION
Davis Place and Tunlaw Rd.
Inspect these delightful new 1-bedrm.
az ahts WIS conveniently l tSa one block
equipped Kitchen With automat matte
washing machine: $3.50 per NJ,
SAMPLE apt. at 1000 Tunlaw I'd,
attractlvely furnished by Milton Il.
a hoSsi si,r ln f,o, agent on premises Sat
6 to 8.
Sydney z. Mensh & Co.
RE. 0736. 1927 Eye st. NV
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1876 P ST. Sc. SO
Facing park, . nm. apt, furnished.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL
shower, $3.50 to $3.50 per day for
Completely furnished apt. tub and
| or 2; full hotel service: no time
limit 500 Goth st NV. MA. 5426
DU POINT CIRCLE AREA. 2-rm. apt,
vestibule with lge. closet, front 4
windows, firepl., furn. studio style,
100, o.. CHILDREN oeo,
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COLORED-NR. NAVY YD.
10 VIRGINIA AVE. Sc.
+ bs Tom St apt and 1oI sober ss cp
No children; $50 mo. incl. ali utils.
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Edmund j. Flynn

IO-op. ADJ. Pan Authority
Since 1920
COLORED-646 NEWTON PL. NV,
Apt. 4: one r. K. bed. $3.50 pays
down payment in LIST mo-; thereaftef
$50 monthly for upkeep interest
and principle; no other expenses.
ia. 5474. -2S
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
furn. 1-bedrm apt: liv.
rm.. dinette. kit. tile bath; share
bsmt.; 500 incl. utilities Call
Mon, Rental Dept FREDERICK
W. BERENS. INC, 1928 X ST, NV,
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THIS IS It'll

If you want to rent nv beautiful CO.
operative apt. home; located in
lovely Hampshire Gardens, at 2I5
Emerson ST. NV. just 90 min. to
downtown and near neighborhood
shops. Call RA. 1885 today; ref
erences required; s125 per month
SILVER SPRING-Nicely furnished,
moderately priced. 2-hedrm modern
home. Call Mr. Fried, SH SOLO.
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MONTGOMERY V
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
GARDENS

t101 haywood pl.. Mt. Rainier. Md
One and > bedrm. nicely furn. apis. ::
lge. closets: laundry facilities in
basement; utilities included: close to
shopping center. DC. busline Apply
in person, 8 am. TO pm; Satur-
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NEWLY FURNISHED a-RM. APT,
so; incl. utilities: suit. for . girls
or cple, GE 1888, SIS
BASEMENT APT. fully equipped kit
bedrm., sitting rm, full bath TU.
5446. 364S 18th st. NV. -2s
n ST. AT CONN. AVE.-Spac. sunny
rm.: firepl.: tub. walk-in shower:
cleo, refgr.. stove; 500. DU. S2S7.
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. TaFd: GaI, HI REp as59 ;; g.
lonial home. facing Rock Creek PARK,
bedrms.. 2 baths. powder rm.,
pine-paneled recr. rm., 4 firepls.
stone terrace, lge. shaded yard,
maids rm. and bath over attached
2-car garage; attractively furn.:
immediate possession to Aug. RI
with larger period possible. S275
LOWER CHEVY cHHAsE-4 bedrms.,
, baths, maids rm.: emo. lease or
longer, starting Feb. IA; S212.75
monthly. OIL. S776. rs
PARK RD. NV. 1000 block-Senli.
det., 10 rms. q bedrms), 2 baths,
Law. screened porches, gas heat:
S215 mo. To inspect. call JU. $500
or BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417 K
st. NV. -2S
ESTATE. overlooking Potomac River;
most unusual and ideal for en-
tertaining: LIST A. has 2 large liv.
ing rooms. kit. and powder room:
large terrace; 2 bedrms and .
baths on 2nd f., and l bedrm. and
bath on Ord A.; oil. heat; $500 per
mo-; prefer adults. To inspect, call
WI: 919l. or BOSS & PHELPS,
INC. MA. 1900. rs
5 RMS, bath, full basement, large lots
reas. Apply "a Westmoreland ave..
Takoma Park. Nd. go
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GEORGETOWN-Open for inspection
Sunday 2-6 pm. $500 Prospect ave
n.w;;-Living room. . bedrooms.
per month on lease. Call Mr. Wash
burn. TU. 2G91. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV. DI.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BIG TRACK MEET
 SET FOR SEATTLE

NEW YORK, May 10 -R- The NCAA service bureaus listing o1 best performances up to last week end indicates little Occidental Col 1epe could win the NCAA track championships at Seattle in June.
 So far this season. Occidental men have the best times in the 22o- dash. 44O and 880 and are up nign in several other events. Walt Mc- Kibben of the California school IS tied for first in the 220 with 2l seconds; he has the best 440 time of 1:47.8; teammate John Barnes leads the half milers with 1:52l' ana Bob McMillen is second in the mile at 4:13.7.
 Don McEwen of Michigan leads the milers at 4:11.3. Other outstand- ing performers include pole vaults of is feet 1A inches by Don Lag of Illinois and IS feet is inch by Don Cooper of Nebraska, a :09.5 hundred by Tom williams of Los Angeles State, a 55 feet AZ inch shotput by Parry O'Brien of Southern Cali forhia and s foot 9a4 inch high jump by Charles Holding of East Texas State.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
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SEATTLE IS BEAIEN UP
 OAKLAND ! ! ND
By Associated Press

It begins to look today as if Joe Gordon and his Sacramento Solons are dead set on causing widespread grief in the Pacific Coast League this season.
 The revitalized Sacramento club moved to within half game of the league-leadipg Portland Beavers, by clouting Ho1lywood, 5-l, Wednesday night behind the five-hit pitching of a rookie righthander named Walt Clough. - .,.--,.,. ..... ..t,s,s
 For the So1ons, who finished dead last in 1850, it was striking con trast to their frequent position as the leagues doormat.
 Portland obliged somewhat. too, by succumbing by 7-5 to third place Los Angeles. Oakland moved into the first division by way of a l4-7 autopsy on the Seattle Rainiers. and San Diego supplanted Hollywood m sixth place by whipping San Fran cisco, 5-4.
 Batwork by Messrs. Lloyd Cnris- topher, Bill Jennings, and Jim Mar shall, for Oakland caused most ol the damage in that wild affair at Seattle. .s.s
 Christopher, with a triple, a dou- ble. and a single, led the runs-oat- ted-in parade with four.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
BASEBALL LEAGUE TO
 ORGANIZE FRIDAY EVE.


 A meeting of baseball team man. agers has been called for Friday evening at in the Elks hall to or ganize the league under Ray C. Day, president.
 Teams signifying entry in the league to date are the Moose, Elks, Coast Guard and Teen Ayers. A schedule of play will be worked out before the start of the season. Ac- tive in practice so far have been the Teen Ayers. The Elks are or ganizing and ballplayers who want to sign up with that team may see Art McKinnon at the Reliable Transfer office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
NAT. GUARD RATINGS
 AND hABTMENf5

SEC. Robert James, 208th Infan- try Battalion (sep). Alaska Nation al Guard, is recommended by a board of review for federal recog- milton as a warrant officer junior grade (W-D. He will be assigned as personnel warrant officer of the battalion.
 Recent enlistments in Headquar- ters, Headquarters and Service Co. of the 208th, are Joseph Wilson, William R. Cook, and Ralph Aus tin, all privates. Back to active duty are Cpl. Samuel H. James, Pvt. Ronald F. Bowman, George Mayeda and Pfc. Edgar Lokken.
 Platoons, one each at Angoon and Hoonah, have been recently formed. They are presently assigned to Headquarters, Headquarters and Service Co.,, 208th Infantry Bat talion (sep), Alaska National Guard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
LA M0TTA,
 MURPHY 10
 MEET NOW

CHICAGO, May 10 -R- Irish Bob Murphy has added the 53rd knockout to his sensational ring rec ord and has won the right to test the iron jaw of durable Jake Ia Motta, who has been beaten but never floored. ..a.,..,
 La Motta, who lost his middle weight crown to Sugar Ray Robin son on Feb. IA, will make his first start as light-heavyweight con tender against the failing Murphy in New York's Yankee Stadium June 27.
 Murphy gained the big money shot last night by bruising and cut ting down Danny Nardico, of, Tam pa, Fla, for a spectacular fourth round technical knockout in a scheduled 10 rounder
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
NATIONAL GUARD TO FIRE ON RANGE ON
 SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Battalion Headquarters Company of the 208th En-, National Guard will drill at the Rifle Range Sun day, May 18th.
 All members will meet at the Armory at 12:45 Sunday prepara- tory to going out as a unit.
 Those with cars are urged to take them. Members will bring their own sandwiches.
 Tho range will be closed to civil ian firing during the afternoon. In- dividuals who had planned on us- ing the range should go out ill the morning.
 In the course Of the next six weeks the local guard unit will re- condition the range and fire both Familiarization and Record Cour- ses with the carbine and Nil rifles, the basic individual weapons of the infantry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
OLYMPIC GAME
 bkAllthhAG OUT

n .f6 f59t8 --- t.~1f- t.sS< 4.-a
 VIENNA. May 10 -R- Olympic officials patted their own backs to- day at their success in practicing international relations.
 th three days here, the 1nterna- tiopal olympic eommittee-without squAbhle admitted Russia to the 1852 Olympic Games, ordered East and West Germany to get together ath- leticarly and received feelers rom members long lost behind the Iron Curtain in Bulgaria and Rumania.
 Russia has not competed in the Olympics since 1912.
 we believe the IOC is the first truly international organization to make such progress in bringing to- gether the east and west" said otto Mayer. chancellor of the IOC.
 The three-day meeting was at tended by delegates from 28 coun- tries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
LEADERS IN B. B.

Here are leaders 1n-major leagues through games of Wednesday:
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Batting tbased on 50 times at bat) Robinson, Brooklyn, .405; Elliott, Boston, .397.
 Hits - Robinson; Dark, New York 32.
 Home Runs - Hodges, Brooklyn, 8; Snider, Brooklyn; Pafko. Chi cago; Jethroe, Boston, 6.
 Pitching - Roe, Brooklyn, 4-0; Brecheen, St. Louis, 20.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Batting = Busby, Chicago, .380; Carrasquel, Chicago, .345.
 Hits = Carrasquel, 29; Busby; Joost, Philadelphia, 27.
 Home Runs = Jensen, New York; i; Dolby, Cleveland; Williams, Boston; Joost, 5.
 Pitching = Lopat, New York, SO; Herbert, Detroit, 40.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-10
Lopai Puts
 Jinx Sign
 On Indians
By Associated Press

As long as Cleveland is in the American League, Eddie Lopat has a steady job. Since June IT, 1949, the chunky New York Yankees hurler has had a jinx sign over the Cleve- land gang. How can Cleveland put on drive when Manager Casey Sten- gel has Lopat?
 Eddie's poison was almost as dead ly when he pitched for Chicago But once he switched to New York he became a sure shot against the In- dians.
 It's rare Cleveland series that doesn't find Lopat pitching the key game for the Tanks. He beat them six times last year as well as the last three times he faced them in 1949.
 They criticized old Case last sum mer when he used Lopat and Tom my Byrne as pinch hitters against this very same Cleveland team. But last night Lopat proved his batting power once more. He hit three-run homer and drove in five Yankee runs in their 9-2 triumph.
 Lopat now tops both majors with a perfect 50 record for the year although his string of 32 innings without an earned run was snapped. Loser Bonn Lemon was knocked out in the sixth.
 It was the Tanks seventh win in nine starts on their first western trip.
 Giants Beat Cards
 Tie Tanks victory probably was the most important of yesterdays action but the New York Giants 17-3 romp over the make-shift St. Louis Cards started more tongues wagging. Leo Durocher's crew now has won eight of it's last 10 starts.
 With eight Cards bedded down by flu, the Giant sluggers ripped into Max Lanier and three savers" for 21 hits.
 Ray Noble, husky Cuban catcher, hit two home runs and two singles in the big push
 In the upper brackets of the Ma tional, the Boston Braves took ad- vantage of the Card collapse to widen their lead. to two games. Vern Bickford allowed only two Cincin- nati singles in winning his fifth straight, 40. It was the Braves sixth shutout job in "A games.
 Ten Winning Win
 Jim Konstanty picked up his first win after three defeats as the Phila- delphia Phils took a 10-inning game from Pittsburgh, 6-5.
 Konstanty rescued Russ Meyer in the ninth, forcing Gus Bell and Ralph Kiner to ground out. Then he blanked them in the 10th while the Phils got to Reliefer Joe Muir for the winner.
 Clyde King tanned the Chicago Cubs for a 5-4 Brooklyn victory
 The American League got notice to expect the worst from Hal New houser from now on as the Detroit lefty shut out Washington, 40, with seven hits. The veteran ace has pitched two fine games in success Sion
 The Philadelphia Athletics scored six in the 10th to drub the St. Louis Browns, 8-2.
 The Boston at Chicago night game was rained out.
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FIGHT DOPE

Two fights reported from last night as follows:
 Chicago - Irish Bob Murphy, 177, San Diego, Calif., stopped Danny Nardico, I'll, Tampa, 4.
 Glasgow - Peter Keenan. IT, Glasgow, knocked out Danny O'Sul- livan, IF, London, for European bantenWeight title.