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Evening star., 1951-10-24
FURNITURE

TsPe5fHS nRfRr pEsKf EEsRnshPt r. 44SS SstsEan; rams
PAINTING ana paperinE. Satisfied
MR: LAWRENCE. RA. e5O3.
PAINTING, wall scraping: for a job
well done at price you can afford
ps,2T,N t9 2ay Cal JU. 5-s2Is, ii
free estimates. RA. 0036, 80
PAINTING. papering. plastering. re-
pairs, very reasonable prices. Better
iob for less money. ia. 1889. ~
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING-Pure
PhfNTNSGA, G. PAPERING PAP RI ah sFG9 FiTst-clas
WorkmanShip: Work done immsdi-
stely, Mr. PoAT. GE. 5643. "a
PAINTING. PAPERISG. floor sanding
Best materials; white mech: Md Va
PAINTING Interior, exterior; KEN.
T3nins;, p!astering. HULME days
~ s-49b1. ewes, LA. 6-4l56 +
PAINTING. plssterine, papering. re
PAiNTING, PAPERiiNG. nSi For az; a GOOD
JOB JOB at low price. call Mr.. XIX
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING. specia,
pllNSo llllS Nttk. WORK guar
anteed. Save. SPIGEL, ia. s92s.
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING: white
mechanic; 90 WIS exper. do owr
work. MI. 00eO, lookout. ~
PAPERING AND PAINTING by 1st-
f!ffS REANs' "fife Ii 7-6sss' msssanic' Call MR.
PAPERSG. 5-rm,. 2-story hall house
+ low as So: ". mechanic: own work
RALPH, Me. s14s; aft. 5, TU. 0?I6
PtPER FaI1 n; HANGING. !, sII s.. UP per room
guaranteed. GE. 1888, GE. 246I.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work: estimates free. Can Mr.
BECKETT. MI 0930. DU 4O53.
Eefs spesiaty sei'lcsf cs M and ss5
PLASTERING, repairing. PATCHWORK q
speciality, by white mechanics;
pf2fMRfSGc T99S sffSyice; .Sp Ssss uT!r, ~ Hh11 -
Iob too small. Free estimates
PLUMBING' AND HEaT1NG-person
al service. 1St-class work and rea.
Sonahle prices. WA. 1924. -25
REFRIGERAToRs REPAIRED alsc
PEPEND0 REFRIGERATION CO.
49,. CFCo.s oN. co
REMoDELING. painting. papering-
Excellent work at very reasonable
price. MIR. TEL. TIA. 1885, ewes.
ROOF PAINTING AND REPAIRs-
Average roof painted. S25 Materials
furnished. G. F. BEACH. 10 s-2o4l
ROOFING, all types; new work snc
and painting. A. D. THOMAS
SEAMTRESS, wishes Job tailoring OF
any Syei Kind also draperies. Call Ii
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Free P in.
sToSE 19ssi!oT orr,IlNq RhSRe rs 81 l4SS 29
pstioS:. steps. driveways. walks. Cal
JERRY. Free est, LU. 1876.
TELEVISION SERVICE-Fast. thor,
ough, guaranteed TELESERVICE
RA RA. l455 or 10; 5-464O. -2s
TELEVISION SERVICE, fast, accu.
rate rate' Teasonable piI abbe.; Get it fixed now
fsEcTRoN1c EEL PS csSI MA1STENANcE ST X ssso4 SS
TELEvisIoN REPAIRS n W same "a da,
service; day and night calls. Mos
reas. rates in town. LU. 1000.
TYPE WRITER REPAIRiNG. al
reasonable. OFFICE MACH1NRs INES
CO. 18th and Eve NV. RE. 2S2S
THE AMERICAN WAY
Improve your home today-Storn
/ WINDOWS. aluminium; triple-tracl
and outside easements: fencing
! rooms: recreation rooms, brick gar
/ cement Iriv oh n1a
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ACCORDION, 120-bass. Call RA
6525. 90
ADDiNG MACHINE. S35; Royal type.
writer. Sl5; mimeograph. S35. CEN.
TRIAL, 2019 l4th st. NV HU 5l2l
ADDING MACHINE-victor; full key
board; brand-new condition. Cal
Sligo $3.50 E to 3 pm. 25'
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs por.
table, 1.colnmn, S45: cash register
$40: 329 st: ne:
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs cleo
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 l4th st. NV
ADD. MACH, Burroueh's desk model;
new gray finish; $50 or best offer
CAPITOL SCHOOL. rear 1l2 18th
st NV ST 4O14 ~
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ROOMS UkFURNlSHED

THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS with
hath, So Gallatin ST, NV. go
COLLEGE. RM.; lovely loo: cple {;
daughter, 10 -; TV; like home; i'm :
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tceni.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WATERPROoFTNG OF ALL KINDS,
cement work: all work guaranteed,
ROBERT E. PRICE, DI. 1923. 26s
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ANTIQUES
SPECIAL SALE

Bethesda Chevy Chase. Washington S
Large Antique Dealer" offers you a
big SAVINGS at their fall sale begin
ming Monday, October 22nd-ending
items here not shown at antique
from responsible local dealer. Old
price tags LETT on each item. New
yellow tags show marked-down
prices. Discounts Zip to 40rc on
some items. More than 400 pieces
of antique furniture in cherry, NAH,
tifully refinished. Big stock OF glass.
CHINA, colored glass and cut glass.
Many other items at sensible low
TERMS IF DEsIRED, FREE De
THEsDAcFEEY ffhEfn REEY cRAsE RAEElNG ASr1ouhs RE
9 PM, CLOSED SUNDAYS. -
ANTIQUE COLLECTORS. browsers.
Just opened a new shop for dis
criminating buyers. Early American
furn., pattern and cut glass. china
COLLECTORS CORNER, 1898 II ST,
NV; MI. 6;i40. Open daily. l0-e;
Sunday. 1916.
and wool shirts, size 20. pink
AUTO SHOP ToUiPMENT%Meta.
work benches, floor lacks. welding
torch. body jack. etc. Open Oct.
~ ana 20 1907 corcoran st. NV
BABY CARRIAGE. 81: stroller. S5.
caii MRS. WfMER' DE. 4aoss
BABY CRIB without mattress, and
hlgh chair; both Sl1. uN. 7lla;
BABY CRIB sALE-Need room for
toys; full-size cribs, $685. up;
NATIONAL. BABY SHOP. 24Si 18th
st. NV: Open Mon. Wed. and Fri
BABY FURNITURE SALE
Thayer Hi-Chairs. 80 as: baby car
riages, Sla9s; stroilers, IS as
cribs slaaS: playpens, slo.Ss;
BERGER S BABY STORE
34I2 l4th St NV, TU. 3443
BASINS. SINKS. BATHIUBs: puilt
in, S...5. Fittings, new or used
BLOCKS. 3056 n st. nv NO. 7so:;
BATHROOM SETS. complete With
closets s35, Vios tie tmetaD, SO
each rm. Ma. sl40. RE, 2l7o,
new. used. built-in legs:
sinks basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. 5670
bEpRM n,I, SUITES ssSo cnEy sIs6 E;, mao4e naom
suite sect sofa, . chairs. cocktail
tier table. SIPS. RA. 56t3. ~
8EDRM.. solid maple; chest -on-chest.
vanity bench. mirror bed, springs.
inner-Spring mattress; like new,
500: moving. must sell. Dl. SSi9
Evening star., 1951-10-24

THE, AMERICAN WAY
Improve your home today-Storm
windows. aluminium; triple-track
and outside easements: fencing;
Brixite siding and asbestos: bath
rooms: recreation rooms, brick gar
ages; cement driveways: change-over
heating plants. oil and gas: all
home improvements: FHA. The
American WAY rs months to pay.
c. ". EGGLETON, DU. 0147.
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"AIR CONDITIONERS"

New 1851 a4-h.p. units in factory
sealed crates. Regular price. S39g 30
Season-end cioseout for cash buyers
S.23. PARAMOUNT CO. Ga. ave
at w st. NV. HUI. $500. The
criginal cash discount house -
ALLIGATOR HAND BAGS. genuine
Cuoan imported; from $40 to S35
also wallets and belts; S20ec dis
counts Tor cash. Ala Buchanan ST
NV ia 4354
ANTIQUES--Govern winthrop desk
French curio cabinet. Theodore Hav-
Hand Limagco china. complete set;
Sisque figurines and ivory figurineS
French clock, Victorian sofa with
orig; horsehair. paintings. OV
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LOST OUR LEASE

Have completely equipped poo
tables Here's your chance to buy
one for your club cellar or buy all
) and 90 into business FOR yourself
Will finance one or all Nav be
seen "a pm KINGS BILLIARDS
ldl North Howard. entrance or
Favette ~
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MIscEL. FOR SALE (cont. }
BUILDING MATERIAL

DO1LO11N1 NlA l EIl1hb
Used lumber, 2X4s. 2X6s. Kiss. 2Xl0s
sheathing; also radiators, doors, win
doWS. etc
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
,SY ..iS- :, 4
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WASHER. new automatic in factory
crate. Agitator washing action. Top
loading; sacrifice. $3.50 cash. .GE.
1924. -e5
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home improvements.
hSmt. to roof; up 10 r yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CONTR. CO.. RE. 4471.
ADDITIONS and undermining. cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates, NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO. a3l New York ave. NV.
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TELEVISION
OPEN SUNDAY, is
model, cash or terms. Biggest dis. dis.
PLiANcE, Ju. 7-946n' ioiaa
Colesville rd Silver Spring --3i
"TELEVISION"
New 1852 models; discounts for cash
buyers: no demonstrators no floor
samples: all new sets in factory
sealed cartons. PARAMOUNT CO.
Ga. ave. at W st. NV. Hudson $500
The ORIGINAL cash discount house.
TELEVTsIoN
Many New Sets Priced
BELOW Wholesale
COST
Table models. consoles. combina atoms.
A special deal on any TV We sell.
Latest models in factory cartons. All
popular makes.
No trick ads. no high pressure.
trade allowance on old Tv or
radio-phono. comb.
CASH OR TERMS
Open Evenings Til 9
Cat1lrdav san
No PHONE QUOTATIONS

NO PHONE QUOTATIONS
BIAIRS TV. 1922 Wis. Ave. NV.
TRUMPET. beautiful 2-tone rose and
yellow gold. B-dat Conn. peri. cond.;
TELEVISION SET, new 20-in. '52
MuntZ, never out of orig. factory
carton; below wholesale price; small
down payment, easy monthly pay
mentS ia 2-13T5 -oT
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PI,ASTERROARD

snss5 nisaks rock De2 eze s. AcE anS %REGK 9tt
ING g. BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
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FIJRNITTJRE

Sale Of floor samples and one Of Q
kind. Complete Selee ton OF Heller
studios in modern decorator fabrcs.
highest quality construction Mod
ern section sofa by "Burri7." 3
pieces, total length o II. ii IN. Ex-
ceptional value at S3S4; 3-pc. !iv
Fm- suite, 81 1a-S%5o. Lounge. &C.
casionRl chairs, platform FocEers
sofa aeds, studio eouches hide a
beds, roll-aways. All prices. fiye-
piece dinetteS. S37-SIIa Juricl
din, rm. suites in maple. silver fox.
mahogany, oak BIZ reductions,
odds and ends OF lamps end. Geek
tai tables; floor and table LAMPS
ishes, SI29-S269. Chests. dressers
springs, mattresses ..stionally al
vertiSed and guaranteed HOLLYWOOD
units, s57 up. Household m'Scel-
laneous
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OFFICE FURNITURE

AND LEATHER FURNITURE
Floor samples, new. at contract
prices; leather sofas, club chairs,
desks. steel files, lamps, accessories.
MANLON, 4l6 9th NV, EX. 72l2.
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ADDITIONS

ADlJl i lONO
PorcheS, garages and recrea rms
reason. estimates; best refs. GE
500. "a
ASPHALT DRIyFwAYS AND WALKS
Work unexcelled. Free estimates
Gail OW 5US2 -3a
EASEMENTS ENFORCED. driveways
porcheS. cellars, steps. All work
guaranteed HU. 4SS@
BRICK WORK In general nreplaces.
porches. retaining walls. concrete
work; class Jobs. RINALDI L.
CO. FR. 234@ 81
CARPENTRY. remodelinE repairs
and cabinet work. Call JU. S-4136.
CARPENTRY. dormer windows. attics
finished porches inclosed: new or
remodeling. j. E. HENDRIX. UN.
plastering painting.
paperins; hinsing. complete remodel
ing. building new home: terms,
WILLIAMS. NO. 725s. 90
- General remodeling.
cabinet work and store fronts. Cali
MR.. LAWRENCE RA, 97U3
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES WANTED
SILVERWARE ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china. glassware and bric-a.
brac. D. Milestone, North O30O
HOUSE OF GIFTS, l43S Wis. ave.
BEDROOM, dining room. contents OF
nome. cash. We do moving, storage
IA. 2937; after Z pm, GE. 1916
Evening star., 1951-10-24

OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS. FILES. TABLES, CHAIRS
largest selection: lowest prices: Govt
Proc Recond.; priced right; parking
on premises. D. c. SURPLUS SALES,
5ll New jersey ave NV -
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TYPEWRITER, Underwood, late mod
el. Always under service contract.
139 10th st. NV. RE. 1888. MISS
GEORGE "a
TYPEWRITER, I.B.M. Automatic
Elite type; Just completely over
hauled at cost Of S135. This is 9
bargain. Box BOOK, Star
TYPEWRITER, Royal. new gray
finish excel. cond.; $50 or best
offer. CAPITOL SCHOOL, rear 1I2
18th st NV. ST. 9044 PA
TYPEWRITERS. all makes: sales
rentals. repairs. Terms. Our Ais
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO
l431 E. Capitol st. Ii. 3-00S2
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OPEN SUNDAY. u TO 6

DAWSON FURNITURE co.
"245 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
FuRN., 3-piece liv. rm suite with
slipcovers. rug and pad; pullman
cabinet roll ll-away bed. play pen.
car bed. baby walker. 11n3 Alpine
st, Apt, II. District Heights. Md,
stand, S: Coffee table 81; be BOOK *.
shelves. SIS: striking clock. s.,
odd chairs. Si-Si; matching spreads
and dEapes SO ca: dreSserS,
FuRN.1Wslnut bed, sprine and mat
6-SIi5. ~
GARBAGE DISP0SERS. and dish.
washers. new, below wholesale price
dispoSers, special builders model. S6s
up;. dishwashers: Sl95 up. leading
MAKE iull suar Cali GEORGE
cakASK tauirarSr, reasonable
GAS RANGES. new, used; also coal
ACME sTovE. loiI Eth. NA. ss5s
GAS RANGES. new. used: credit: in.
s,ailation. PEERLESS SALES 2237
Gas as: aS1, SToVT. pE. SsE9 Ga,..,,e, taD,. ton
White enamel, $40; 4S-ineh eabinet
SINKS with fittings. $40; steel wal
cabinets, lox@Ox4",, $40; lax20xaO
So; all In GOOD condition. 5321
18TH st, NV
GRAFLEX, 4x5 series D, F45. KA
ia lens. 3-cot film. holders. carry
ing case: So See F. @. BRAITSCH
Apt. CO.,. 300 Regina st. Aiexan.
dria Va. tShirley Duke Apts)
HEARING AID, Sonotone, lates,
model a40-E; cost SIa5; any rea-
sonable cash offer. Also several
mems suits. A. long ESQ Erie st
Sc Apt -. vi 22S3 20
Evening star., 1951-10-24

PIANOS - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar.
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and upright: fun resonant
tone. Baldwin patented. full blow
action. lifetime durability Available
In wide selection al eye e-sppealinp
cases in mahogany. walnut light
e EXCLUSIVE "A AT eGitjs Hudo woRcH
go5 G st. NV
Evening star., 1951-10-24

VACUUM CLEANERS
Special sale. over 100. all makes
sacrifice at S9.95; worth S20-S30
guaranteed. Try before you buy
TOPS VACUUM STORES. Ii. 3-2200
Evening star., 1951-10-24

MT. PLEASANT-Single room. lisht
housekeeping facilities; $40. Apply
MANAGER, 1854 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Miss German Bride
or William West

Miss Patricia Anne German o1
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, and Wash.
ington was married yesterday tx
Mr.. William Black West, jr., oi
Danville. KY. The wedding tool
place at the First Presbyterian
Church in Fort Lauderdale. A
reception was held at the Lauder.
dale Yacht Club.
The bride is the daughter o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DAME
German and the bridegroom The
son Of Mrs. William Black West
and the late Mr.. West. Tht
newlywed couple will make then
home in Miami, Springs, Fla.
after a honeymoon in Nassau.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Miss Gren0dier
Engaged to Wed
Harris Ewing Photo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grenadier
of Alexandria have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Ruth Lee. to Mr.. Seymour Su-
bitzky. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Subitzky of Mount Vernon, N. Y.
The bride-elect attended the
Washington School for Secretaries
and now is employed at Air Cargo,
Inc. Her f1ance was graduated
from the University of Missouri
School of Mines and Metallurgy
He now is associated with the
Ground Water Branch of the
United States Geological Survey
as geologist.
The wedding is planned for
February.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Hostess Finds Protocol Is Simple
Continued From Page DID

Continued From Page DID
ally. reflects not only Mrs. Sim
mons enviable taste in interior
decorating. but her wide interest.
outside of friends and diplomatic
doings. Many are the interesting
prints that hang on the walls, and
curious she had purchased in coun-
tries where she has accompanied
her husband. The history of these
|curios. and Of the many maps
she has collected, she has taker
pains to trace. "You know. was
an archaeologist before I was
married" she modestly said.
AS a matter of fact, Mrs. Sim
mons graduated magma cum
laude with special honors in
archaeology. from Byrn Mawr Col
lege. A real beauty with brains
she won an international scholar
ship after her graduation, which
took her to Europe. This European
Experience she has found to be
Invaluable to her husbands pres
|ents position. Since their marriage
In 1886, he has been stationed
only on the American continents
Sports and Gorden
Mrs. Simmons, who enthusias-
tically admits to glowing the aca-
demic atmosphere" also is inter-
ested in remedial reading. and
last winter returned to college
after many years." to take some
special courses, her eye on a
masters degree. But with three
young sons and her extra-heavy
social schedule. she found she
could not keep up with the home
work." and has not continued this
year. But it's something she
wants to get back to some day
She is an avid reader.
The fortyish. greying blond
also is a golfer and tennis player.
And a gardener. That's one OF
the delightful things about this
house. You can get out and rake
leaves and dig around whenever
and however you want to. We
used to live on Kalorama road.
and I always felt odd digging in
my own garden, with the public.
and especially the gardener of the
French Embassy, across the street,
eyeing my activities" she said.
Her husbands job pretty mucn
limits the volunteer work she can
do, too, Mrs. Simmons said. In
the past, however. she has worked
with the Red Cross. Community
Chest, Junior League, YWCA and
Visiting Nurses Association. II
still do little jobs. but no execu-
tive work." she declared.
She is a native Washingtonian
she reminded, attending Madeira
and Potomac schools and making
her debut at the Mayfiower Hotel.
So her interest in the doings OF
Washington is perhaps deeper
than that of some State Depart
ment and other official wives. AS
a matter of fact. she is SO de-
lighted to be living in the Capital
again, after many years in Can
ada and South America. that she
hates even to leave in the sum-
mer for their home on Mount
Desert Island off the coast OF
Maine. That may sound odd,
but our back yard and garden is
so pleasant" she hurriedly add
ed.
Maine, though. is very appeal
ing to the Simmons sons, John.
IA and Huston, IL, both students
at st. Albans School, and Malcolm,
6. a student at Beauvoir, the
Washington Cathedral Element
airy School.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Army Division Gives Dinner Dance

100 officers and ladies attending.
Gen. Mueller is the chief Of Ca
reer Management Division and
former chief of staff to Gen. Mac
Arthur in Japan.
The motif of the party was the
issuance of a series of humorous
orders inviting guests to report
"for duty with certain imaginary
Army installations where they
joined their dinner partners.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

A dinner-dance at the Army
Navy Country Club last evening
marked the opening of a new
social season for the Army's Ca
reer Management Division.
Col. and Mrs. Robert H. Cushing
with officers and ladies of the
Special Assignments Branch spon-
sored the affair.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Paul j.
Mueller headed the group of over
Evening star., 1951-11-18

Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Benton G. Beach
Iof Arlington announce the en-
Igagement of their daughter, Betty
Irene, to Corpl. Carl L. Butler,
u. 8. A. F.. son Of Mr.. Edward A.
Butler Of Fairfax. Va. Corpl. Butler
now is stationed at the Williams
Air Force Base. Phoenix, AriZ.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
English Tout Gets Six Months;
Couldn't Pick Loser in Pinch

the turn for home and won by
from here to the courthouse at
10 to l.
The horse wasn't even sweating
at the finish, which was more
than could be said, by now, for
Little Arthur.
On paper. Mrs. Green's original
stake had mushroomed into FL ,254
($3,511.20).
Little Arthur feverishly scanned
the entries and fixed on Hislet.
"The only way this one could do
it," he muttered, "is if they dis
qualify all the other horses"
He sent off another telegram
to Mrs. Green telling her the
whole wad was going on Hislet.
Hislet, bet down to S to 2 at
post time, took the lead at the
break. forged farther ahead with
every Jump and scored in COM
mon canter.
Horrified, Little Arthur was now
the non-possessor of supposed
"a ,3S9 ($12,2S9.20) belonging to
Mrs. Green.
When the little tout failed to
come up with the money during
the next three days, Mrs. Green
complained to the police.
Yesterday Little Arthur pleaded
guilty to a charge of "fraudu-
lently converting" to his own use
his clients 35 quid (pounds).
The judge gave the tout six
months to study his form charts
in peace.
Evening star., 1951-04-05

HOGAN AND LLOYD MANGRUM two of the best in recent
yet to sit the oivecrowned plateau This
goes for Lawson Little These the starting
SCROLL plus others who have excellent chances to break
the winning side for the first time.
Among these Jim Ferer Last April Ferrier was leading
the field by five strokes with six to play The show was
practically The closing curtain falling Then Fer
played the last holes in five par while Demare
finished two under picking strokes six holes
That the hammerlock
this occasion returns the hunt with
maFkabe tournament his
has won three and finished second in the other two
FERRIER IS A MAGNIFICENT putter and it might be
mentioned that the putter blade is big part this with
the immense rolling slanting knobby greens 200
approach putt is not too Ferrer face this part
of the assignment with the best in golf today with old
fashioned Jones' Hagen -Travers-Travis touch.
But the memory of that 1850 crash the stretch
disturb his outlook Golf is where memories have
habit of returning to haunt the
Among the leaders who to be well qualified to win
this 18th list Ferrier Hogan, Nelson Snead
Demaret Mangrum and Cary Mddlecof
In this list Ferre Hogan Mangrum and Nddleco have
Augusta year ago Hogan tied at
2sS for fourth place with Mangum next at 29 Par for the
288 for 70 holes Demaret Ferrer and snead
l-2-3 with 283, 285 and 287
THERE ARE MANY outside factors to consider in this
Masters rating. Snead the nonpareil sylst bad left
hand that recently broken Hogan has played only 72
tournament holes and Nelson has been in only
ment Both are tournament shy Mangrum is still nursing
bad back.
Judging past records these golfers are the finest we
have around today.
The play of Hogan and Nelson rated par with
and Walter Hagen will catch big of the galleries Snead
always has his share, No else finer picture
watch where ease is SO perfectly blended into power
If you to accept guess under the physical
dicaps presented would be Ferrer with
Snead always in the running Virginia Sammy
broken hands.
Mangrum is overdue here So is Mddecof who has
played too we'll at Augusta You be this will be
Of the great sporting shows of 1851 with enough meodama
to satisfy the galleries pound
course.
uSorhA American Newspaper Auane)
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Exhibition Baseball
Yesterday,S ResuIt,

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn fN), 5; Philadeiphia (N3. 4
70 New YORK M3,, 5; Boston tN3. 5
Shieaso ,0A3. 9; Pittsburgh tN3, 8
CHICAGO SN), z; Houston ct. L.. 4.
SNacKsonville N .Saliyo; 8; Boston (A.). Y.
St. Louis A). 49, San Antonio ct. L..
ls Philadelphia tA), 8; Birmingham
Today's Schedule.
Slnelnnatl lNo VS.. Washington (A.) at
n.ls pitats53uTgh a3 rIN) VS.. Chicago tN3 at
J.aRsSnIIEs BT9SEIyn o. u. VS.. Philadelphia CNo at
Boston (N) VS.. Chicago (A.) at shreve-
.,oNs,s, Nsx YORK M N> VS.. Cleveland tAo at
81. Louis 6;,, GN;a Us. Columbus Rebels
at s9ston as,si1orS 1no , vs. Oklahoma City IT. L.
9. Boston "a VS.. Savannah IS. A. L. at
Savannah, Ga.
New York fA,) VS.. San Antonio IT. L.
Tomorrow's Schedule
Cinclnnau lN) VS.. Washington (A) at
=, PHILADELPHIA (N) VS.. Pittsburgh (N) at
New Orleans ~
chicago tN.9 VS.. Birmingham IS Al at
Birmingham, Ala
St. Louis tN.) VS.. Houston IT. L. at
FL. New W., York ,!N) VS.. Cleveland tA.) at
Boston tN9 VS.. Chicago lA) at Jack
:. Brooklyn tN.) VS.. Atlanta Is. A., at At
Boston (A;) VS.. Augusta at Augusta. Ga
Memphis, Tenn w. az at
New York CAD VS.. Austin at Austin, Tex
Phuadelphis ca VS.. Savannah at sa-
!. 81 Louis aA) VS.. San Antonio IT. L. at
Evening star., 1951-04-05
|Hudson's S Sore Back Latest
Pitching Worry for Harris

truck out six, while Connie Mar
ero pitched hitless ball for the
asst two innings. Raffensberger,
who went 81s innings against the
Mats 10 days ago before weaken
ing to allow three runs, became
the first Cincinnati pitcher to go
the distance.
The Mats and Reds shift to
Jacksonville tomorrow for the
fourth of nine-game series en-
route north.
Mats Get New Pitcher.
The Mats acquired new rookie
pitcher today and let another one
go. The new acquisition is Alton
Brown, a 28-game winner with
Roanoke Rapids, N. c., of the Glass
D Coastal Plains League last sea-
son. The one denoted is Ed Davis,
who was sent to Charlotte.
A 6-foot-2, 195-pound right
handler, Brown impressed Harris
when he held the Mats hitless for
three innings while pitching for
Chattanooga Monday. In the same
game, pitching for Washington.
Davis walked four batters success
sively and was clipped for a homo
run.
A resident of Norfolk, Va, the
22-year-old Brown compiled a
remarkable 2.38 earned run aver
age while winning % and losing
II with Roanoke Rapids.