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WANT A GOLD MINE? This is al
most one. Filling station, garase
and body repair shop on No. ] high
way below Shirley. employing B
men; 10000 vehicles passing door
Saturday. but crossed $4,000 last
year. Can easily do $75. 900 yearly.
Shop has all new. modern equip
ment. All equipment. stock, portable
steel bldg. good will and lease for
sale at reasonable price. Owner
leaving account other interests.
About $1,000 down can handle this
deal for Quick buyer. Contact at
once. ROY HELMS. Realtor, Ma
nassas. Va. 112 Yorkshire lane.
Telephone 1S7-J-11.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NO RENT to settled couple; to share
home. Wife as companion and
housework for couple. ia. 2-s77O.
WILL SHARE pleasant country home
with 2 working girls; all modern
improvements; unlimited phone; S15
week. UN. 0663. $
GEORGETOWN-Ma pvt. bedrm.
share 5 other rooms, veranda, yard;
$40. MI 4a47. IS
GEORGETOWN, rm. for / more. in
attractively furn. 3-bedrm. house,
with 3 business women, cow. loca-
ton, reas. AID. 1854. IS
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c 31ds, n x ! ST; NE. one
efse.. s SHH $3.50 mo-. co. sf$s''
CoLoRED-FURNIsHED or unfur-
nished apartments. Ii. 6-5064.
CoLoRED-Two BEDRMs., bath;
pS y67 eptr st. and ae k CO Tor 7s ST! c1 nRh
L. L. 7-64eS.. &c. w. ''i'' 3.
COLORED-APT. FOR RENT rms,
kit. and bath; $67.5O per mo-; 6O25
Sheriff rd; ne. Call after 5 pm.
ROOMS. kitchen;
accept child; 1908 New Hampshire
cSoGI1oREsDD' TWO RMS. kit, bath
and screened porch; completely pvt;
suitable family with child; Christian
preferred. LII. 7-02I2. IS
COLORED-57 K SE N.E.-One room
and kit. semibath. h.-w.h.. cleo,
gas; S36.50. CO. 1923. 8"
COLORED-ONE LARGE RM., pvt.
kit. share bath; all utils. furn; !;
COLoRED-a23s 18th ST. NV
bedrm. apt. avail. in completely re-
modelled and redecorated bldg. in
choice. location; new kitchen and
Py bath with f.c Sh1Tsr ysnstisn
rm. in bsmt.; SS4.5O mo-, includes
all utils.; immed. occupancy: adults
only. See janitor on premises OF
call. ME. 5402. %
- BROOKLAND AREA -
For refined couple; large rm., kit.
and bath. La, 6,9263. 5
bath apt; share kitchen. Call Ii.
COLORED-835 4Sth PLACE NE.
Modern 1-bedrm. apt; new bldg.
g 81 sdfrif1 y rd wo SSflins; sa6s
son, Ma. 1925; DI: 1856. %
room, kit. and bath: refined EN-
ployed couple; 1888 Girard st. NV.
AID 09I L Sc
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REAL OPPORTUNITY
Modern Restaurant, NV.
AIR COND.-$2,5O0 DOWN
LIQUOR Lie. OBTAINABLE
Near 18th and L sts.; heart Of bust
ness section; low rent; 10 year
lease; must sell; make ofier
CALL OWNER, tn. 1914.
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MOTEL.

For sale by owners who have reached
age where business has become too
big for them to operate Wish to
retire. Well-established business and
known as one Of finest motels in
State Of Va; most up to date and
modern on highway; on town sewer
$4,000 down payment. Financial
reference EXCHANGED for inspection
SO we do not waste your time and
ours. Boz 1877. Star. Sc
InEAI DENTAL G0IICE
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3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
SIS, 500!
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6

A rare chance to own as much space
as a house without paying extrava-
CANT rent for shouldering the bur-
dens and cost of individual owner
ship.
Where else could you buy a fine
home with spacious rooms for only
Sl5,50O that offers all these fea-
lures: Three bedrms., 2 baths, recep-
tion room, living rm.. full din.
more large Closets than YOU viii
need? Also laundry. storage, "a
hr. switchboard and elevator serv-
ice. and ideally convenient for
shopping and quick transportation
The sale must be approved by the
Cooperative and is limited to adult
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Q9th st. and Wyo. Ave. at Col. Rd.)
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920)
Wash. Bldg. RE. 1918 or RE. 1749
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

FERMAN'S TRANSFER CO.. INC,
ne so72; c aftsr PIN. II sir42l9 9;
seperate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. O1O4. UNION STORAGE
co INC. testab l906l
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night: reasonable rates. OR. 1857
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887: eyes,, GE. 1416.
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BEAUTIFUL DEF: BRIcK
r, 18th AND SHERIDAN STE

Grades Considered
OWNER SAYS SELL TODAY: Won.
derful location for your children.
close to schools, Hebrew Academy,
Nativity Parish Walter Reed. A
superior home in immaculate con-
dition with separate dining room,
large bedrooms. full basement,
beautiful yard. big saraee. For
immediate appt. Mrs. Kohn. RA.
MARSHALL J. wApIE co.
1924 14th ct. NV, DI. 3340
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STEUART BROS, INC.
mo 9Th az NV q
OPEN SUNDAY
61O9 LANDOVER RD..

61O9 LANDOVER RD.,
CHEVERLY, MD.
Delightful :t-bedrm. home; lge. hv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm.. kit, cleo.
range and refgr.; breakfast rm.,
full bSmt. with law. oil h.-w.h.; deep
yard; attr. furn. and in excel. cond. !;
near schools, tranSp., etc; $3.50 mo.
]. McKenney Berry & Son
1863 Wis. Ave. Realtors, MI. O513
COLORED-Iee8 EUCLID ST. NV.
Tapestry brick, 3 1-rm.. kit. and
bath apis: front bsmt. entr.; oil
INV h., gar; $lS5 mo-; immediate
occupancy. JAMES CARR. Elk
T40O s.
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BURLEITH

ADJ. TO GEORGETOWN
Beautiful Engnsh-style brick homo.
Attractive and modern throughout.
Features hall entrance. hv. rm. with
! Israe bedrms. with 2-fuii baths.
lovely sun porch. fun bsmt. with
lay. gas heat. brick ssrass; near
to right party. Call Mr.; Slower.
CAMPANELLA a. co.
x. 4113; Ewes. and sun. 10. 81 ~.
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Large living room, dining
room designed for enter
tanning, 2 bedrooms leach
12x15 with double = door
closets and each with beau
tiful private BATH and eff
cient equipped kitchen,
$242.5C
Large living room, dinette, 8
bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen,
$267 so
AIso Eam Tprpisbad Anartu,nnte
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IDEAL RENTAL HOUSE
S-BEDRooM BRICK

Mr.. PENTAGON,
AIRPORT, AND ALL CONVEN-
FENCES.
Now renting at S110 per mo-. unfurn.
FILA monthly payments, S67 80.
Moderate amount Of cash needed
Terms may be arranged. Call
OWNER, CHI. T476. IS
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board. utilities, three elevators. car
peted corridors, delivery service. two
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ATHENA AVAILABLE
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ONE ROOM AND BATH; must buy
n NV. avail. . June IS. Elk. 15 80 S's
EFFICIENCY desired by empl. wom-
an in quiet apt. bldg. RIA. 055S
Sun. and evenings. o.
GEORGETOWN-3 units from $50 to
B. DORIAN, AID. s9i3. IS
WOODRIDGE-Two rooms; utilities
furn.; SCI .05 per mo. ST. 7139. IS
COLLEGE PARk--Two bedrms., Iv.
rm., din. rm., kit. and bath, stove,
refgr.!: utils. incl; 5000. mr.. street.
car. buslines, 25 min. from dntn
Wash. walking distance U. of Md. ::
avail after June Is. WA. 67S5. IS
?-BEDRM. APT; 2 children accepted;
Apt. s. TAX. Pk.. HARRIS. rs o.
6IS KENNEDY ST: N.W.-Neyly dec,
o oea mo- T oSSn kit and bath M S1Ro
SHALL J. WAPLE CO. 1924 18th
14S3 BELMONT ST. NV. Apt. 1os
Modern bldg, 2 lge. rms, dinette.
kitchen and bath. heat, gas, janitor
service furnished: rent S66.33.
Open. HOHENSTEIN BROS. FIR.
503 B ST. s.E.-Two rms, kit. bath;
10 s,b + / IL AVE. N.E.-rwo rms. kit.
e 9stn, l4 fh'i ST. N.w.-Two rms. kit.
bath, utils. incl: SIS.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
eO3 H st. NV. ST. 1920
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RIGGS PARK

MINED. POSSESSION
New 3-bedrm., LIST q. powder rm.
full bsmt., mod. kit. S11h and $125
mo. Call Mr. LLEWELLYN, MA.
$40 or OIL. .7oS. -
SMALL BEDRMS., .
kitchens. 2 baths, 2 liy. rms, auto.
hot water. cleo, henhouses: can
be used by l or 2 families; 500
per mo-; located on lRe. farm near
center of town. Call Marlboro 1887
or WO. 5000. IS
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CoLORED
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

CO-OPsKAIIVE ATS. YALE
CONN. AVE. vICINITY-301s Porter
st. NV, desirable LIST e.; foyer,
liv. rm., bedrm., dineIte, kit; So
500; For inspection, call OR. 1891
CIYDESDALE PL.-Liv. rm.. dinette,
modern kit, Ige. closets and bath.
Only $4,000 with So 600 required.
Low monthly payments. J. LEE
DoNNELLY. Ma. 1916; eyes,. Oh.
4o74.
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SYT,VANTA

Near Gordonsville, Va. in the beauti-
from sr Sstor spr6f yasy Males
nificient 150-yr.-old mansion stand
ing in its own 15-landscaped acres.
Completely modernized; 4 bedrooms,
baths. guest room, state dining
room, completely modern kitchen
ception hall, beautiful high-ceilinged
living room and servants quarters;
guest cottage with bath and kitch-
en-; modern swimming pool, 60x20 IT.
with commodiuS cabana. May be
rented either furnished or unfurn-
ished. For further details or appoint
ment to see. write owner, C..
BARNES, Sylvania. Gordonsviile,
Va, or call Gordonsvilie 66-J-2.
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BRIGHTWOQD

1900 blk. Rittenhouss Ut. n.w.-pcs-
session. TWo-story modern brick;
Colonial front porch, 1ge. living nm.
dining rm., modern kitchen and den
baths on End a.: full basement. sas
h,-w.h. Al condition: Priced to eel.
Call till 8 pm. weekdays.
VIM. Caloniris Inv. Corp.
IO12 18th st. NV. DI. 1855
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
|. Three-bedrm. contemporary ram
bier in q modal community of Lee
blvd; mi beyond Seven Corners.
Kit. equipped with range. refgr.,
exhaust fan and garbage disposal
Floor-to-ceiling fireplace: exposed
beam ceiling. Generous closet space;
attached carport with storage nm;
$3.50 mo-.
?. Two levels of the above type home
with lge. ground-level recr. rm.. with
additional fireplace in q wealth of
STORAGE space; i4-acre, corner lot,
curb. gutter, paved street and all
city utils.: $3.50 per mo. July /.
to 1890 Wilson blvd. Arl. IS
HAVE AVAIL. several excel. . and 8
bedrm. homes in and around Silver
Spring area. Call SH. O424. Ewes,
L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY
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diately; $l25 per mo. Call MI.
Cooper, 10. 3-3665 or
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
10. 9-91lO -
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
Historic old stone house. newly re-
novated. with all modern conven-
isnSe sG,, s3 T. miles niles from D. e ,,0 or
room, dining room, library, recrea-
ton room, 4 bedrooms. baths. q
car garage, spacious grounds.
Available Immediately on lease for
one year or longer; $500 per month.
Write OWNER. Box LA Star. a
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NEW COND., NEWLY PUHMlbHED.
N. H. ave. NV. at Dupont Circle
Colonial msnsion-type home and
income; semidet. brick. 2 street en-
5 lovely spts., ii rms. : baths;
$4O0-S5O0 potential income: vacant.
title ready, move in. $1,000 cash,
bal easy. BOX 124-Z Star
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EMBASSY SECTION
Entire LIST floor. beautifully appointed
town house, suitable bachelor OF
couple. AID. 9676. IS
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BACHELOR APIS.
1880 r ct. NV; I'm. and bath; re-
frigeration: In mod. elev: bldg
switchboard serv.; rental, 500. Apply
janitor. -
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Toduy's
Stock
Market

NEW YORK R-Profit taking
made heavy inroads on stock mar
ket gains today, and prices held
to the upside with difficulty.
Price changes spread out over
a rage extending to between one
and two points either way at the
extremes, tut the plus signs held
the edge.
American Crystal Sugar was up
between one and two points after
directors declared ain extra livi-
dend of $1.45 and regular quar-
terly Of 30 cents as against a 30
cent extra, paid year ago.
Eastman Kodak lost ground. The
company reported sales last year
at new high up is per cent from
| the previous year. but earnings de-
clined TO 1923 share as against
$3.50 the previous year.
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Florida's Record Breaking
Racing Season Continues
Today At Culfstrcam Park
BIZ GENE PLoWpEN

MIAMI R Florida S record
breaking racing season continued
at Gulfstream Park today and each
of the states 81 counties began
reaping the extra dollars.
Opening day attendance for Gulf
streams final Al days of the Flor
ida thoroughbred season was Il ,591
which beat the previous record of
20.270 set in 1913 and was far
! ahead Nof last years 1887 crowd.
Records fell al the betting
windows, too. Wagering on a single
race set a new high in the fourth,
again in the sixth and yet again
| in the featured seventh--the 81 800
Inaugural Handicap.
James Crates Tripoli, with JOCK
ey Ted Atkinson up, tripmphed in
the 6-furlong feature in the speedy
time OF i:09 3-5 to win by three
parts Of a length from Mrs. Alfred
Roberts Eatontown. Fifteen went
postward.
Betting on this race alone was
a humping $2O7 ,15l-biggest in
Gulfstream history,
The modernized Gulfstream
Park, called one of the finest rae
ing plants on the Atlantic Seaboard
drew. almost as many sightseers
as genuine horse players on its
opening day.
Throngs packed the spacious new
clubhouse and filled all the boxes
and promenade space. not to men
ton the 1850 seats, They spilled
over into the big cantilever grand
stand, too, and it accommodates
$500.
/ Wagering on the 9-race program
amounted to 81 sos, 013, compared
with last years opening day handle
of 81, 333, 448.
That followed the pattern Sc
earlier at Tropical Park and Hia
leah Race Course, where both at
tendance and betting set new rec
ords.
AT the same time, State Comp
. trOller c. M. Gay announced II
Tallahassee he was mailing check
for $4,000 each to Florida's 6
, counties. This brought the total Q
, racing money distributed to tn
counties to $4,000 each--more tha
! they received during the simila
( period last year.
The counties received $4,000 ]
racing money in January and SIS
600 last month. Tuesdays distribt
ton of $4,000 compared with SIS
900 sent out in March, 1851.
Racing revenue is distributed I
the counties each month from jan
uary through June. Last year eac
: county got $92 500 from horse an
dog racing and jai alai operations
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Browns that such a system. de
signed to keep players from the
fans before games to safeguard
the athletes from gamblers, would
be in effect this year.
There really is nothing new
about it," Prick said. II have
talked to American League Presi-
dent Will Harridge and National
League President Warren Giles
concerning precautionary meas
ures, and l asked them to caution
the players about talking to- strang-
ers, but that is all.
Nothing has come up to arouse
suspicion that any tampering has
been attempted, but we just want
to eliminate any possibility of that
happening.
Sometimes strangers will come
and offer to buy players meal
or a drink. We just have to be
careful about the players being
picked up by men they know moth
ing about.
"But as far as a police system
is concerned, we plan nc such
measure. We will continue to ex.
ercise constant vigilance, that S
ALL"
The commissioner made it clear
that his conversations with Har
ridge and Giles was more or less
routine, and just case of locking
the barn before the horse is stolen
| LEXINGTON, Ky. R-Big Bill
Spivey's protest that he was tried
and convicted without benefit OF
a hearing was shrugged off to-
day by the University of Kentucky
Athletic Beard.
The towering star of Kentucky
1851 NCAA basketball champion
ship team said he was denied the
privilege of answering "undis
closed accusation" linking hin
with the basketball scandals.
In response, board spokesman
said Tuesday night only that the
board would stand on its decision
The decision stripped the 7-foot All
America center of his athletic eli
gibility on permanent basis ant
he was suspended from school.
Spivey's attorney, Elmer Drake
joined him in statement criticiz
ing the nature of the action.
= ut is our feeling" said Drake
THAT we Drake and Spivey
should have been informed of tn,
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SubRon'4D Defeats
AlIyon Softballers

In a game that was well play
ed and hard fought all the way,
subRon 4 defeated tie Allyon
stars by a score of 6 70 5 in a
game of softball played at Bay
view Park Monday night for the
March sof' -DimeS'
The game was featured by a
base clearing home run off the
bat of Don Cruz followed by
another home run produced by
Jesus Garcia. 7
Don Cruz on the mound Tor
the Stars. turned in very
creditable pitching performance
and Ramsey for SubRon had
his freball working asl usual,
On Thursday night, beginning
at tbs pm, the SubRbn 4 will
meet Obies sluggers and at 900
pm, Allyon Stars will meet the
G.. E. Squad.
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PLUMBER FREED
[ continued From PAGE One

home. she said, Desmond woke her
up to ask her for check to pay
off some piano men," She signed
a blank check and gave 1t to him.
That's when you should have
had psychiatrist." Judge willard
interposed.
Later, Mrs. Scheintaum con-
tinued. she found her young sutton
gone. He left a note, she explained,
thanking her for the check that
would help him make new start
in life and adding ut. won't make
me forget you, not ever"
Desmond figured his new start
would cost about $4,000. and
cashed the check for that amount.
Mrs. Scheinbaum said. She also
accused him of taking 5000 worth
of jewelry but Desmond denied
that.
Judge Willard prCfessed curiosity
about why the young plumber mar
ried a woman 80 years older than
himself.
Il haven't figured that out my.
self. said Desmond. "But you
can't live with a woman for six
months without having something
IN common.
'You can live with your grand
mother without taking all her mon
ey," the Judge observed.
she gave me the money" Des
mond replied.
Desmond was little hazy abou
what he did with the $40 Zoo. bu
said he went in for some higl
living
He was arrested in San Diego
Calf, in December and returne,
here for trial.
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Brooklyn, DCa Meineke of Dayton,
and Rod Fletcher of Illinois.
Little Johnny O'Brien of Seattle
who scored more than 1000 points
this season, Larry Hennessey of
Villanova, Bob Houbregs of Wash
ington, Ray Steiner of st. Louis
and Dick Knostman of Kansas
State comprise the third team.
Jim Tucker of DlIquesne, Bob
Watson of Kentucky, Walter Dukes
:iof Seton Hall, Billy Milky of
Temple and Ernie Beck CO Penn,
sylvania headed list of 10 ad-
slitional players who received hon
orable mention.
Lovellete, a 6-foot-9, rangy 240-
FOUNDER ,named on the first team
for the second straight year, and
Groat. the. smallest at a mere six
feet, were the two top vote getters.
The Kansas star from Terre Haute,
Ind, received the most first place
votes, 143. but was edged by Groat
in total poins, 1863 to $50.
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Top Meters
Beat By James
Yates Team In La
Sernana AIegre
Play Here

Howard James and Earl
Yates teamed up to defeat
the highly lonied cOmbina'
ton of Coach Van and
Peter Narela last night in
a tOrrid evening of tennis
action on the Bayview Park
courts .as the SenlaIla Ten
mis- Tournament play go.
underway. =,
In other matches ON the
program, the Sellers-Smith
duo captured a hard.fonghi
victory over Robison-Zwii.
ling, or, OF. McNulty-Es-
q,linaldo gained a verdict
over the John Yates-Har'
vey Sellers combination
and John and Don Cruz
dumped Leo Carey and
Frank Roberts in the net
play.
I'm the feature match the
Van-Varela duo extended
the viciors To the limit
with James and Yates gain
ing the victory 81, l2.lO
After trailing 81 in the
final sci, the losers came
back 10 tie mp the score q
1910 but they just coult
not get the lead.
Tonight the senli-final'
in the tourney will be run
off when the Yates,Jame
squad opposes the Cruz
brothers and McNulty-Es
quinaldo go mp against tn
Srnith-Sellers combination
The finals in the double
tournament are slated t
be played tomorrow nigh
ON the Bayview Parl
courts.
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teaten badly in his bou with Eu-
gene iSilenD Hairston here to-
night.
II should be a good fight with
LaMctta rated a slight underdog.
Hairston has ambitions Of being
the first man to knock LaMotta
off his feet.
The contract requires that La
Motta weigh in at 1863 pounds, or
less. Hairston is expected to COME
in at 1862. The 10-round bout will
be broadcast and televised nation
ally (CBS) at 10 PIN. { EST). 3,
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of Pitcher Frank Shea.
Shea, a bust since his great
rookie season of 1947, is throwing
his natural slider again, the vets
say.
"This is my last chance and /
know it," Shea remarked.
BRADENTON Rl Roy Harris
field thinks he's found doctor
who'll help him cinch the second
base job for the Braves this year.
He said the Doctors advice that
he stick to diet of green foods
and milk to cure the upset stomach
that troubled him most Of last year
seems to be working.
The Braves used four players,
alternately, on second base last
season.
CLEARWATER R - President
Bob Carpenter of the Philadelphia
Phillies says there is no basis to
a rumor the Phillies tried to engi
neer trade to send Pitcher Russ
!, Meyer and First Baseman Eddie
| Watkins to the st. Louis Cardinal.
for Red Schoendienst and possibl,
EnCs Slaughter.
Manager Eddie Sawyer echoed
Carpenters denial Tuesday, ther
added, Il am not saying ! wouldn'
like to have Slaughter, but there
has teen no talk Of trade.
! SAN BERNARDNO, Calf. Up =
Bill Meyer. Pittsburgh Pirate man
ager, got out the welcome mat to
day for Outfielder George Metko
web.
| Metkovich received permission
to report late so he could finisl
some movie work--an off-seas0l
sideline.
| MESA, Ariz. Up - Bill Serena i
in spot trying OWN the Chicag,
Cubs third base job but he think
ne can do it.
Ahead CT him in the running
for the position is Randy jackson
and pushing from behind is Leo
Brinkopf, 25-year-old rookie from
Los Angeles where he hit 2
homers and drove in 90 runs las
season.
Serena missed almost all of las
season with a broken left wrist
The city of Oslo, Norway, found
ed more than 800 years ago.
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Editors Note:

Editors Note:
desmond was a plumber in
Key West for number of
months. And once gave testimo-
ny in the Kelly case sometime
back.
Plumbing Inspector Alsing de-
clared that Desmond is outlaw
ed in Key West, and is now in
no way connected with any
plumbing concern, union, etc.)
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lavender floretS and minute
shell with a small TUT of flow
erS in ii.
A complete list of the awards
will be announced later when
the final tally is noted and, rec
ord made of the ribbons given to
the justly proud exhibitors,
Although there is nothing re-
naming. of the four-day glory
except patches of scattered color
and the last minute closing &C.
tivity, the beauty of the event
lives wildly in the memories OF
those who saw the spectacular
show. j