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Evening star., 1951-11-03
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Sale by owner. Blk mos.
old; Ia stories: large lot. s0xl70.
fenced; large studio liv. rm. with
beamed ceiling. stone firepl., set-in
paneled wall din. r.n, complete
Youngstown kit, with electric dish
washer and garbage disposal unit:
seSrms; sSi and full baths on 9 levels;
ENTRANCES to yard, Not subject to
BETHESDA. MD.~S195oo; vacant;
a 6-rm; brk. Colonial residence in .
newer home community with school
neadsoy cend bss Fun .tt bsms with ga sas a
once open nj. til g. 8. EpW. Il Il. JONES JONES
q CO.. INC. Chevy Chase. D. c..
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-This strik.
ing, residence is only 6 months old
have have offered for sale this year. stu
contains a vaulted and beamed
ceiling liv. rm. with firepl., din
rm.. modern equip: kit. with gar
bage disposal and dishwasher, z
lge. bedrms. and tile bath; Ind a
has twin-size bedrms. and an
home must be seen to be appre.
ciated. Price. S31. 800. Call w. B
WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Located 2
blocks from the Brookville shopinf
center and situated on approx. ]
acre OF ground; this older home has
been completely .remodeled and ir
perfect cond.; the home contains
tiled baths, including q dble. liv
rm., and completely modern kit
porches; an abundance Of towering
shade trees and beautiful shrubs
make this one Of the LOWEST homes
y EM fhegS sSgo Chase Call w. B. WRIGHT
oLEEY. near theater-Three-b -bedrm,
Sas Sasemsnts' 1HG IS s,4 appEox pE0 h.acre lots;
HUGH W. MYERS. sH. 1855.
only 4 yrs. old. on fenced '' and
s4@s saadsd lot SoGEEYs E SCHOOLS sock1iGIh
SILVER sPRiNGw5-rm' brick bum
galow with expand. attic, bsmt.. gas
heat, fenced yard; Price, Sis, 800
SILVER SPRING-S13.95O Colonial
area. of liv. rm., firepl., screened
porch. eating space in kit; storm
windows and doors: conv. to schools
and bus. Conv. terms. COUNTY-IN-
vESTMENT, INC. JU. 8-5100. LO
SILVER = SPRING AREA - Brick Co.
lonial lge. liv.. rm.. firepl., lge. din
rm.,, kit, 3 bedrms.. rec. rm.. storm
windows. bsmt.. gas heat. Price
$16.950. SH. 0424. Ewes, LA
$500. L. H. CARMICHAEL
SILVER sPRiNG - Brick. side hal
home. Lovely liv. rrn. w/firepl., din
rm.. lge. kit, breakfast nook, Side
screened porch. 2 twin-sized bedrms
and / sgle. bedrm., 2 baths. full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. slate roof. det. ga.
rage. awnings, storm windows, quick
poss.; walking distance to every.
thing 81. 1854. GRUBB- Will.
LIAMS (over 40 years in Silyel
SILVER isPRING-Large brick hom,
on quiet street. walking distance Of
all schools and shopping; liv. rm
w/fireDl., din. rm., kit, den. twin.
size bedrn. and bath. 1st f.; twin.
size bedrm. and sgle.. bath. 2nd f..
slate roof, garage, incl. yard; full
bsmt.; gas h.-w.h., quick posses
Under market price. 81. 4554
GRUHB-WILL,IAMs stover 40 years
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

EAST CAPITOL sT.-Attrac. s-bed.
room. bath; liv. rm:, din. rm., kit.
2-car brick gar. S12,95O; $4,000
cash. Call Ii. 6-2700 or AID. 1912.
S;E:--Lovely 3-bedrm. semidetac chec
orick; very reasonable. Buyer as
sumo GI AZ loan. Owner, NavaI
officer being transferred. 3473 23rG
st. s.e.. 10. 2-4499. Il
$1,000 DOWN. Carroll st.; g rms.
gas heat. Price, $4,000, balance
S75 per month. STEELE. RE. O493
TWO-FAMILY. semidet. brick in Con.
gress Heights, sep. entrance each
apt. 3rd apt. roughed in. rented
furnished, 500 each apt. Price
$22,500. incl. all furn. wonderful
perfect cond.: terms. Immed. pos
session Of owners apt. JOHN L
SHELTON. REALTOR; 10. $4,000
BRAND-NEw, s-BEDRooM BRICK
homes with de luxe GE equip. kit.
finished rec. rm.. 2 baths. very
lge. level yard. Very desirable 10.
cation near all conv. and schools
Only two left at this price. Cal
Mr. Bartlett. 10. 3-464S, with AL.
DIRE. INC, LU. 4-O747. a
OWNERS lge. rms. ami, hard
wood fis.; oil h., tile bath. 2 from
$4,000. Substantial cash. Ii. g.
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DOCTOR!!!!

Exceptional location for ofice and
residence, next to Washington
Cathedral and Mass. ave.
A stately brick mansion, in excellent
condition, with great facilities for
entertaining; II rms, baths, sery-
ants quarters. etc.
HOME REALTY CO., REALTORS
RE 1897, Ewes, ia. 4-0574
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i, n GRAVATTE

1913 K st. NV. Realtor. Ma. 0153.
COLORED-RHODE ISLAND AVE,
brick home; gas INV h.: only So 500
down. RA. 2200; ewes, GE. O51S.
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GAITHERSBURG| bedrms., liv.
rm.. din. rm.. q acre; nr. all schools
and Shopping, Price, S13.500. LIST
Chevy Chase View-4 bedrmS.. 2
baths, brick; gear gar. den. lge.
liv. and din. rm., elec. kit. din.
alcove; maids rm.. bath and rec.
rm. in bsmt.
viers Mill-Assume AZ trust. S63 .25
mo-, > bedrms., full bsmt.. gas
heat: new. alum. storm windows;
excel. cond. Price, S10,950. Low
down payment
Wheaton Hills-Brick rambler; as
sumo AZ trust; liv, rm. with firepl..
bedrms: gas heat Sl2,950.
Chevy Chase View-Brick. s bedrms..
liv. rm.. din. rm.. all-elec kit. full
bSmt. with rec. space; "a acre; 3
blks. new parochial school. $4,000
LIST trust. IS yrs. may be assumed
HAYCRAFT
LO. 5-0357. Olympic 9406
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COLORED - BARGAIN. 1898 18th
st. Two lovely complete apts. Det.
bldg. Separate entrances. oil heat.
Gar. zoned comm. Painted and
papered throughout. Vacant. 81. 500
S3Sg. d9Sn' oM' KAERY aS4o. o. STEELE. RE
COLORED-12th ST. Me-, half square
north of Lincoln Park-Seven rms. !;
can easily be converted into two
apartments. Direct from owner
Box 36-Z, Star. A.
COLORED-201O EVARTS ST. Ne
Open l to Sun. Immac. semidet
brick home with lge. beaut. lot. One
OF the most desirable sect; schools,
stores, tranSp. Four bedrms., lge.
liv: and din. rms. with cheerful
bkfSt. rm., full bsmt. and lge. dble.-
car gar. See this house today. Priced
right: Excellent financing. M. T
FABRIlIO. Broker. 1904 K st. NV
cGSoR5ns, EX S57s, Ias, Pc; OH KRIS sr-ol.,, -
Sun. 2 to 6; 8 beautiful rms; large
rTm,; gas heat; good terms. JAMES
COLORED-615 X ST. N.E.-Rov
brick, s rms, 2 baths, gear brick
garage, h.-w.h.. prick and con.
crete porch; deep lot; early ros.
session; inspect oy appt. MAURICE
FITZGERALD. 1871 G st. NV, Ma
CoIoRED-1os seth ST. N.E.-Two.
story brick with 8 .bedrms., ~
baths. full bsmt., gas h.-w.h.; excel
cond.; conv. to everything. Price
Sl476O Terms Call FIR 4O30 4
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BETHESDA-S19.95O

BETHESDA-$19,950
Think this over carefully-owner must
sell this week end due to transfer.
Located near Leland Junior High
School. 5 blks. from Bethesda Hot
Shoppe. Prewar Colonial. lge. bed
rooms powder room on 1st A., oil
h.-w.h. side porch. built-in garage;
venssian " sast blinds; pretty stream M, runs
sold before Mon. VIM go 81.
BETHESDA-$23,9 $50
Adjoining Woodmont Country Club
close-in Bethesda. Three-bedrm. lux
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
tile-bath brick rambler with ex-
pandable attic for 2 more bedrms.
full bsmt. with stone fireplace; liv
xish hsse lss dnns it1ns Eep extra aae
lge.. kit. with breakfast space, dish
washer and disposal. This home is
well worth the asking price. II
has o CT commitment Of $4,000
but builder will take lower price for
a fast sale. Located Just of county
YORKTOWN RID. NV.
Here is a beautiful new brick ram
bier with a built-in garage, heavy
slate roof, 3 lge. bedrms., 2 full
baths, huge liy. rm. with firepl., full
bsnt., stone front and all for the
low price Of S29,950. Located in the
middle of group of luxury Colo
mails and ramblers. Close to the
park.
LOCUST HILLS-$32, 500"
Beautiful white hrick Colonial con-
tanning 3 huge bedrms. and 2 tile
baths on the 2nd f.; lge. liv. rm..
full din. raa.. kit, 1a tile bath on
the 1st f.; pine-paneled den, 10x1 g.;
breezeWays huge pine-paneled recr.
rm in the Nbsmt. opening onto patio
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
OIL. 1888, Bethesda. It'll 8 pm.
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5O7 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
6-rm. row brick: 3 lovely bedrooms;
redecorated throughout; floors. re-
finished; oil h.-w.h., storm windows,
doors. Owner asking only, S2;5ou
cash; S14,500 May consider less
Try for yourself.
V. D. JOHNSTON
Hu. 1872. DE, 5e3o
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcon..) HOUSES sALE-Mp. Cont, !

cow. BoLLING-ANDREws FIELDS
Two-story brick. semidet.; 3 bedrms.
recr: rm. Nr. bus, school, stores
$12,750; $500 cash. McCUNE, ex-
elusive agent. 10. 3-6SS9. a
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SALE BY OWNER
OPEN SUN, | TO 6

UPEN SUN, I TO b
See and buy 1916 Allison st. NV.
Excellent 10th st. location. A fine
9-rm. 60 bedrooms, Semidetached.
brick house; > baths; oil heat; slate
roof. garage; porcheS; yard. All
rooms are spacious and delightful
Truly a wonderful home to enjoy
forever at the correct price
". B. REALTY, ia. 0S94. RE. 0676
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2O1 SPRING AVE

OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TIL DARK
Takoma Park bungalow. on lge, COR
ner lot, lge. front porch, new avn.
ings. liv. rm. with frepl., full din.
rm.. huge kitchen, 3 nice bedrms,.
modern shower bath, lge. attic. Full
bsmt. with outside entrance; gas
h.-w.h.: storm windows and doors.
Detached garage in rear. Out New
Spring. left to house. Cali Mrs.
James. AP 2l93. KIRKS REALTY
CO. Realtors HO RrrS -
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HAMPSHIRE ESTATES

HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
S213 Tahona dr., Silver Spring
Beautiful rambler; liv. rm. with FIRE
place. dining IL" mod. kit. with
Bendix wash. mach; 2 twin -sized
bedrms., bath with shower, bsmt.,
rec. rm. with picture windows, lge
patio; gas-fired radiant heat; End
into 2 bedrms. and bath; plumbing
already roughed In for 2nd a. bath.
Open Sat. and Sun, to dark
JOSEPH F. SWAIN, INC.
JU. S-47I1. Realtors, ST.. S737
Directions: New Hampshire ave. ext
to University lane, left to Tahona
Or. and our sign. 4
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BEARDLEY WOODS
(Bethesda, Md, U. S. A. }
White brick rambler located nr. the
heart of the country club area. 81
liv. rm. -din. rm. comb. 3 bedrms., 2
baths; kit; lge. storage attic; full
bsmt. with law. garage. Not sub. to
$29,950
Cape Cod with l. r, d. r.. kit. Law.
and screened porch on 1st A.: End
Il. has 3 bedrooms and bath with
sun deck over attached garage; Law.
In bsmt Choice of colors on this
house.
$685. $50
B. J. FISHER
OWNER BUILDER
ST. 1858 OLYMPIC 1927
Dir: Left on Bradley blvd. from Wis.
ave.. approx. 2 mi. to 7640, and
open till dark.
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COLORED-PETWO
It's vacant; good-sized rooms; oil
hot-water heat; garage. Let me
show it to you any time. Reasonable
B. Weaver, WO. 4944.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 l4th St. NV DI. 3346.
COLORED-DETACHED
Large living room with fireplace. large
dining room. kitchen on 1st floor;
3 bedrooms and bath on 2no; iul
storage attic Near New Hampshire
and Randolph. Call Mr.. Hunter.
MA. 1900 or GIL. 5285. BOSS 4
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
KENSINGTON
GO nm nNyTyNT

Truly immac.. Irk rambler which
features all-elec. kit. full bsmt., 2
bedrms.. and fenced lge. cor. lot
Lovely neighborhood; eonv. to
schools, shopping and bus. Open
sun, ! to- 9. Drive out Conn. ave.
105O1 Howard ave.
& Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. LO. 5-2S00.
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OPEN SUNDAY, is

Cape Cod style. nr. Rock Creek Park,
beautiful as an artist painting
brick and stone construction, 7-rm,
home; spacious liv. rm. with stone
f1repl., nice din. rm. and den. All
steel kit, 3 double bedrms., = baths,
full bSmt., 2-car gar, many other
features. Call Mr.. Argonis.
CAMPANELLA & co.
Evening star., 1951-11-03

Better Mt. Pleasant Area
1920 Hobart st.-Beautiful semidet
home, overlooking Rock Greek Park
Near shopping, schools and al
transp.; z rms, n baths. bedrms.
recr. rm., gas h.-w.h., built-in ga.
rage; Al condition; easy terms
Open Sun, 30. S1GLER d. CO.
GE. 3431: ewes. 81. 3S2S.
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ABOVE THE AVERAGE

Is this Tyr. .-old stone rambler, located
in Chevy Chase area abutting Rock
Greek Park; vacant. Priced to sell
quickly. Call ME. 1143 until 8 pm.
], WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor
, 1951-03-30
US, British Forces
Move Aheud in
Koredn Fighting

Two American Divisions and
the British Commonwealth troops
have joined up and are now even
with other United Nations divi-
sions holding positions to the east
and west, thus Strengthening out
the Allied line ACROSS the western
front in Korea. The line now runs
through mud-choked wilderness
some five to six miles south of the
38th parallel.
Tank patrols in the west probed
within three miles Of the parallel
Thursday and reported indications
that the Reds are withdrawing in
the area, generally north of Seoul.
On the central front, north of
Chunchon, other patrols ran into
extensive communist mine fields
protected by machine-gun and
mortar fire. They found the COM
munists entrenched in strength
along a series of three-thousand
foot ridges, just south of the pa
rallel, prepared to make a deter
mined stand against any north
ward advance by the Allies.
In the area northeast of Seoul,
Red forces entrenched on an es-
carpment seven miles south of the
parallel, were holding up the al
lied advance.
, 1951-03-30
Governor Nominutes
5 to Virgin Isldnds
Planning Bodrd

Governor de Castro has sub
mitted to the Municipal Council
of St. Thomas and ST. John and
the Municipal Council of st. Croix,
the nominations of Cyril Creque,
]. Antonio Jarvis, and General
Walter J.. Reed of St. Thomas, and
c. Anders Petersen and Axel
Schade of st. Croix for member
ship on the Virgin Islands Plan
ming Board.
The primary function and duty
of the Board is to prepare com
prehensive and general plans for
the physical development of the
Islands.
, 1951-03-30
Virgin Isldnds Nurses
Meet in Fsted
On Sunday. April !

The Virgin Islands Nurses AS
ISOLATION will hold a public meet
ing on Sunday afternoon, April l,
at 4 o'clock at Bethesda Hall in
Frederiksted. A nurse from Puer-
to Rico will be special guest of the
Association.
Nurse Blyden of ST. Thomas,
President of the Association, will
preside. All friends Of the nurses
and interested persons are invited
to attend.
, 1951-03-30
Steiner With Crew
Thirty Aground
Off SundY Point

The Panamanian steamer
Mary" of 1882 net tons, ran
aground of Sandy Point at about
10 o'clock last night but was not
observed to be in distress until
between 6 and 7 o'clock this
morning.
Bound for Baltimore, Maryland
with 1867 tons of Brazilian iron
ore the vessel carries a crew of
thirty. Captain Spyros Manassas
is in charge. Owners are Toboga
Companie Navierra of Panama
City. Panama.
The Coast Guard has been sum-
moned and a big C.G. Amphibian
flew over the area at midday
today.
, 1951-03-30
Several Letters,
Manuscripts on Hund
For Publication

Several letters and manuscripts
all in connection with the propos-
ed Organic Act have been received
over the past two weeks, many of
these are so voluminous that it is
difficult to schedule them for pub
LEGATION.
Among the letters on hand is
one from George Van Ripper, one
of st. Croix's newest citizens,
dated March "a, 1851, which read
ers will find interesting. This let
ter will be published early next
week.
Mr., Van Ripper was formerly a
Representative from Wilton, Con-
'necticut, in the State Legislature.
, 1951-03-30
U.N. Sea, Air Forces
Strike Hurd ut
Communist Ports

United Nations forces struck
hard at the communists by sea
and air as the Chinese rejected
General MacArthur's offer to
discuss a truce on the battle
field. One B-29 Superfortress
carried the war to the Chinese
doorstep; it fought off inter
ceptor enemy fighters and
bombed a half mile long
bridge across the Yalu River
border between northwest Ko-
rea Manchuria and Sinaniu.
Sixteen other BIOS blasted
airfields around Pyongyang,
capital of North Korea and
eight more hit the enemy's
east coast port of Hamburg
The BIOS altogether dropped
21O tons of explosives on three
target areas.
United States Sabre Jets
also tangled with communist
jets over Northwest Korea on
three occasions with no known
to either side.
, 1951-03-30
La Prensd CLOSING
Caused by u. S.
Lawyer, Paper Says

A pro-government Argen-
tine newspaper "Democracia"
has limited that the closing of
La Prensa, the worlds largest
Spanish language newspaper
was caused by a high foreign
official who is a lawyer of Wall
Street. The paper said he made
impudent and indiscreet state
ments in defense of La Prensa.
The official referred to might
be Secretary of State Dean
Acheson, who indicated that
the closing of La Prensa would
hamper the improvement of
relations between the United
States and Argentina.
, 1951-03-30
John Brown RESIGNS:
To Take Post With
Office Of Price Stub.

John Brown, clerk with the
Child Welfare Division, has re-
signed his post effective today. He
will take a position with the
newly established Office Of Price
Sterilization which will be head
ed by William Johansen.
Mrs. Naomi Cyrus, head of
Child Welfare, in announcing the
resignation, said herself and other
members of her staff are sorry to
lose the assistance of Mr.. Brown.
, 1951-03-30
Public Concert for
Benefit Of Rcd Cross
Suturduv Night

A public corco~t will be given
for the benefit r. tho Red Cross
tomorrow night il Frederiksted
at the bandStand at $50.
Miss Marie Richards is in
charge Of the musical program.
Wesley Thomas will be at the
piano and Attorney R. H. Am
phlett Leader will be master of
ceremonies.
The public is invited.
, 1951-03-30
Novel Task Force
Cory Out Longest
Siege in History

A United Nations naval task
force has paralyzed the stra-
tegic east coast port of Won
son with a terrific lombard
ment of forty-one straight
days and nights. The siege, pro
badly the longest sea and air
bombardment of a city in his
tory, is still going on. United
States, British, Dutch, Austria
liam and South Korean war
ships are participating.
In Wonson, Rear Admiral
Smith told a press conference,
you cannot walk on the streets;
you cannot sleep any time in
twenty-four hours unless its
the sleep Of death. Yesterday
was the one thousandth hour
Of the siege. 1t is the first time
in naval history, that l can re-
member, the Admiral is re-
ported to have said, that ships
had laid siege to a city for such
a length of time. In one six
minute bombardment alone
an estimated 5000 communist
troops concentrated around
the city were killed, he said.
In another tWo-minute attack
the task force used every
available gun from the sixteen
inchers Of the Missouri to light
armament of destrovers. It
killed an estimated 1000 of the
enemy.
Two other communist east
coast ports, Sonjin and Chon-
gin, have also been placed I'M
der a full naval blockade. The
entire communist road and
rail network along the east
coast has been disrupted by
naval gunfire.
, 1951-03-30
Russiuns Reject
Protest of u. S.
Berlin Commandment

The Russian Commandant has
rejected the strong American pro-
test against the shooting up of a
bus convoy containing 70 Ameri-
cans and blamed American mill
tary persons for the incident. The
Russian member of the Four
Power Berlin Commission sent
the American commandant a let
ter summarily rejecting the re
presentation.
Major General Lemuel Mathew
son, the Commandant, made his
protest in person to the Russian
representative after II East Ger
man police fired on two BUSES in
the four-bus convoy as they were
leaving the sector with the Ameri-
cans mostly women and children,
after a sightseeing tour.
United States and British auth
critics regard the shooting an ex-
tremely serious incident.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-29
Golf Tourney Being Played;
 Scores High

OAKMONT. Pa, June 29 -R-- IL was man against man, instead of man against Oakmont, as match play started today in the 33rd PGA championship.
 Sixty-four of the nations sharp est shotmakers survived yesterdays drama -draped qualifier shooting l54 or better = to get into the title bracket, and they'll be whittled down tof16 in today's double round of 18- ho,ers.
 Practically all the predicted quail ifiers made the grade, the major casualties being long-hitting Jimmy Thomson of Chicopee, Mass, who gave up after an opening 83; Ro- berto Divicenzo, Argentine champ, who manufactured a robust 80 and 78; and Paul (Little Poison) Run van, the two- time winner from Pasa- dena, Calf.
 Runyan, who gave Slammin' Sam Snead the worst beating of his car- eer, 8 and ', to win the 1888 cham pionship, was one of five victims in six-way playoff for the 64th quail flying spot
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-29
&aYkss6|i4aZ&lf
KILLER IN
 COMEBACK,
 ONE HITTER
By Associated Press


 Frank Hitler, a Yankee who got away, is the new glamor boy pitch CT of the majors after his brilliant one-hitter for the Chicago Cubs.
 Hitler faced only 27 St. Louis Cardinals last night, walking lead- off man Tommy Glaviano in the first and allowing single to Enos Slaughter in the fifth. Both were ,rased on double plays.
 The Cubs backed up Frankie boy with a generous 12-hit attack on Gerry Staley and Al Brazle for an 70 win.
 The Hitler story is Horatio Alger n reverse. Signed by the wealthy New York Tanks for comfortable bonus when he came out of Lafay- cite in wartime, he never quite made the grade.
 Becomes Disguised
 Bouncing around in Newark and Kansas City with a couple of years n the Yankee Stadium bullpen, Hitler became disgusted. He was so dissatisfied he asked George Weiss, Yankee general manager. to trade him after an 11-8 year at Kansas City in l949. Weiss peddled Hitler to the Cubs for $25,0o0 on a condi- tional sale. They forgot the condi- 5;ons when Frankie came through as a 12-5 pitcher for Chicago. last ;eason.
 In Form Last Night
 The 30-year-old righthander never was better than last night. His prev GUS big league high was two hitter against the Phils last Septem- OCT.
 Hiller's sparkler, however. didn't nave as much effect on the National League race as Monte Irvin's two home runs for the New York's 5-4 edge over the leading Brooklyn Dodgers.
 Irwin hit Nos. II and 12 off Ralph 6ranca to clip the Dodgers lead to five games. Branca took a Az edge into the eighth.
 Dawn Game
 The National League staged an- other of it's dawn games, due to rain interruptions, at Cincinnati where the Pittsburgh Pirates fin ally edged the Reds, 7-5, in game ending at 12:39 am.
 The Pirates got away on top and had 7-l lead after six innings.
 Eddie Sawyer's efforts to shake the Phillies out of their day-dreams by banishing Mike Goliat to Balti- more apparently worked in a 3-2 win over Boston in 10 innings. Casey Stengel needed two pitchers Tom Morgan and Joe Ostrowski- to shut out Washington, so, as the Yankees reduced idle Chicagos American League lead to one half game. The White Sox' scheduled day game with Detroit was washed out after half an inning.
 St. Louis, Cleveland, Boston and Philadelphia were not scheduled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-29
VESSELS
 COLLISION
 OFF COAST
Greek Freighfer, American Tanker Come Together
 in Fog Off Coos Bay

coos BAY, Ore, June 29 = Two ships collided in dense fog off the coast northwest of here last night but no casualties were reported, and both headed, damaged, for port
 Ten hours later one, the Greek freighter s. s. Audrey, still was some Is miles off the entrance buoy here while the other, the Time Oil Company tanker Alan Seeger was moving slowly north to the Columbia River.
 Both vessels reported non-crit- ical damage.
 The Coast Guard reported that the Alan Seegera had dumped fuel oil from it's cargo tanks to tighten its load and was due in the Col umhia River by late afternoon.
 Three Coast Guard cutters, the Mallow, the Ivy and the White Bush, raced out from Astoria to stand by. @
 A pilot and tugs waited at the harbor entrance here for the Audrey which reported damage forward And left side aft and loss of both anchors. &
 The Seeger was enroute from Call ifornia to Portland. Ore, and the Audrey, of Greek registry, was en- route from Vancouver, Wash, to Egypt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-29
WILL GAMES

Final scores of WILL games Thurs. day are:
 Yakima 2, Vancouver 6. Tri-City 6, Victoria 5. Spokane IA, Tacoma 2. Wenatchee 8, Salem 5.