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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-23
INSPECTION INVITED
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON.
AuctiOneers

Fur and fur trimmed coats Ss4sbr ETC. s;ve by
that on Tuesday, March 10, 1854
commencing at 200 PM, We VIII
sell bv PUBLIC auction at WESCA.
LER'S, 905 E St.. NV, to en dece
eharses on garment left with us
in the following names: MS
Frances Alison, Persian Paw; Mrs.
IneZ Baker. Muskrat; Helen Brlgg-
coat, muskrst tuxedo; Miss Louise
Bundick. Blue cloth, fox fur; Mil
dred Burrile, Black velvet with
skunk collar: Florence Collins, Black
srethe ana es SVf5 F DsyI s. Dyed Musk
rat; Mrs. Adolph piToto. Skunk
coat; Mrs. Downs. Black cloth coat
and Blue cloth coat; Mrs. 7. =.
Dye. Marmink coat; Mrs. James
DEMPSEY. ocelot; Miss A Esa Ni;rpsi
e @Gfsn flGth fOai Flet efeq PERSIAN
Paw; Mrs. c. S. Gillian. Sealine coat;
Thelma Gibson. Muskrat coat; Alice
v. Hoey. Green Tweed coat; MIS-.
P Herman ask skunk dioi Jac ceat MIS- sIi
YER Fox O Collar. hat and muff Miss
NJ. B. Hansen, Muskrat; Mrs. Carne
v. Jasper, Green sport coat; MRS:
Fairfax S. Johnson, Seallne coat:
MRS. M Lee, EelRe ClOCil CoaI OAunh
seayerette e coat; Miss a i, Mills
Muskrat coat; Mrs. D. OMelvery.
Persian Lamb coat; Alcene Orcher'
Marmink coat; Mrs. p, s. PANEL
Skunk Opossum coat; Mrs. A; h.
Randolph, Black Caracul coat; Mrs.
Ruth Rector, Muskrat; MS MSS p EGns
Green cloth coat, dyed Muskrat
trim, Beige cloth coat ~ Mrs Mrs. Mary var,
Rinaldi, Sealine; Miss Thelma Sau-
ebo. . White Rabbits; Mrs. Luther
E; Sanders. Marmink coat coat; c MlIs
Frances stevens, 3-pc. blue S Iati
Mrs. Ames stevens. Camel H Hinr
cloth coat: Miss Cora Triesch.
Brown Coney cape, Miss Lillian
Nottingham, Natural SQUIRREL cape,
Mrs. A NJ Winters. Seallne coat
B. Bonner, Gray Coney coat Ear
ties in interest please take notice,
Terms: Cash. PHILLIPSBORN, LII
F St, NV BY PHILIP SCHWARddL'
Assistant Manager. te2:s NM y
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
Auctioneers- Appraisers
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PROPOSAL

''-'--' ARsfffNGToN. V1RG1NIA
Sealed bids, in duplicate. will be re-
ceived by the Arlington County
Seheol nI B9srd at the Board d., Once atHe
1iFSn NoFtn a2 quincy d S5Fee em FridSH
ton of the addition to Bancroft
School at 625 South Wakefield
street, Arlington. Va.
The addition is to contain q class
looms. multipurpose room, kitchen
Drawings and specifications. infor-
nation for bidders. bond and insur..
ance requirements and form Of
Ferrara. 174l Desaies street NV.
Saturday. February 81. 1858. 49,,
General contractors proposing to bio
msy sssgGe the 6 loan de Of pans Sd
teen Dollars tSl5.0Ol per set. All
plans, specifications and addenda
must be returned in good condition
within Four "a days after the
opening of bids to obtain refund
reserves the right to waive any in
formalities in or reject any or all
bids.
Each bidder must deposit with his
lid security in an amount Of not
less than Five Percentum f5Te) OF
The information for bidders.
No bidder NAV withdraw mis- bid
within Thirty 900 days after the
actual date Of the opening thereof.
All general and subcontractors must
cate OF registration from the vir-
ginia State Registration Board before
they may bid or undertake a con-
tract in the State of Virginia.
By order of the
ARLINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD
Arlington. Virginia.
DIR. BARNARD JOY.
Chairman.
J. BRAUN. Clerk.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Young man. 22-30 yrs. Of age. pref
erably q veteran, who Is neat In
appearance, courteous and is cap
able Of handling the general pub
ity clear driving record and b. c.
drivers permit are required. Job
consists of making collections on
classified advertising accounts: g.
day. 40rhr. week. Apply personnel,
Room sos: open weekdays ..8:30-5
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MEN, 2I-65, neat appear
ing accuSt. to meeting public; 6-hr
DAY; no car or exper. nee; about
SIS wkly. Apply Tues, Wed, Thurs,
1O-2 RIM. sol, no 14th st. NV.
COOK. coLoRED, experienced. sober 3
Must be fast: references required;
hSd nsh' E E2tE sIsed pR SS6 e s6a
D EGG GGn5 a SALESMAN RS due to an
accident to one Of our decorators,
we are in need of serious minded
person who can sell upholstery and
slip cover. jobs: ;, The person Sc
lected must be Of the highest caliber
s snd 6 be CAPABLE Of earning tS
j AACOCOooAJt
selling ability Is Of the utmost im-
portance. Apply DIAPERS CO.,
1888 Wis. ave: NV, HU. $1,000.
DooRMAN-Dependable colored man nj
between 25 and 45, for large, new,
apartment building; will also act
as bellboy. Opportunity for high
earnings. Must be strictly asober,
exceptionally good disposition. re-
liable, good physical condition and
furnish good references. Call EN-.
29SS05 for appointment for personal
interview. --22
DOORMAN-Depend colored man
between 20 and As for large new
apartment building. will also act
as bellboy; six-day-week. Opportu-
nifty for high earnings. Must be
strictly sober. exceptionally good dis
position. reliable, good physical con-
dition and furnish good references.
Call EN- 2-S805 for appointment
for personal interview.
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BARTENDER

Hotel exper. nee. Call MA. 8-5lS5.
between 8 and II. ga
BASS SOLOIST for Protestant
church work. State age and expert
ence. Box 224-Z, Star. pa
BOY. intelligent, for sales and stock
work; full time lob for one who
business. Apply Mr.. Dessner, S. N.
MCBRIDE CO., 200 H st. ne.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. with
knowledge of tipping. in a congenial
construction office; must be middle
aged; good pay based on experience;
paid vacation. Box 3s7-z. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. able to
DO all bookkeeping, including state
ments; S-hr day, 5-day wk; en-
ploye benefits. State in own hand
minimum salary needs: good refs
required Box 4OO-Z. Star "a
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AUTO statesmen

opportunity to be associ-
ated with LARGE FORD DEALER.
Experienced preferred. We want
aggressive men only Our sales
men make in excess of $4,000
annually. Confidential interview
can be arranged. See Bob Rhodes
or Jack Hutchinson. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO., INC, 3049 M st. NV.
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HELP MEN tcont. J

AUTO GLASS MAN. experienced in
all types Of auto glass repairing
must be able to manake business:
AUTO MECHANICAL Horner,s Cor
ner. 9th and Florida ave. ne. Open
AUTO MECHANIC, opportunity for
make money on 5000 basis; clean,
well-eauipped shop; Studebaker ex-
perienee preferred: See Mr.. Krobath,
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER. 5S5
n Glebe rd;;; All; IA; o7-7732: II i,
in Buick repairs preferred: plenty
usua! employe dement's; basic nat or
hourly rate as desired. See MR.
McABEE, 1914 Diagonal rd., Alex,
XII. $1,000, OV.- $4,000. ga
AUTO PARTS MAN-Ford exper pre-
ferred. Good salary plus monthly
bonus; vocation with pay and other
Dspsa .h APPLY fn 9ssSSn 6 NJ Kpys
I'LL 18th st. NV. DI. 7-5S00
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN-For Used
car lot; experience desirable but
not necessary; TRANSPORTATION fur
Ply . to j pm Except sunday at
s725 Piney Branch I'd, Silver
A iGgFt1s SALESMAN lie; to establish 1 him
self in stable and permanent busi-
ieadins pods e mon ~d deaier and (
can huild. high-income producing
position for yourself. Auto-selling
experience not essential. For inter-
view and all details see Mr.. RoSin,
BEAL MOTOR CO.. 140t r. I. ave.
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THE EVENING, STAR
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.

PLASTERER. top pay. to finish 2
houses: also plumber, top pay. Ex-
per. only. MIR. FRANK. DU. 7-2496.
PLUMBER to work in nearby Va;
W W a be sss good mechanic and sober
PORTER, coiored, for jewelry store;
must be neat in appearance. bet.
20-35. Apply LIVINGSTON e. CO.,
P OF Z -D 81 YER colored. expert
enced, with Chevy Chase-n.w: area:
e caSsE '' PHzR Slis msH Wo S SsSS
PRODUCE VEGETABLE MAN - Ex-
perienced only. High salary. .5la-day
week. LARGE air.GonditIoned super s.y9I
RADIO H ofS REE!iPsAfHRFMAAN. experienced e1i in
audio and Office intercom., work
Will make service calls: need d. C..
drivers permit; permanent employ
ment with paid vacation and hos
pitalization. Reply by writing letter.
quared; excellent opport. for right
man. Box 50O-Z, Star. -23
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC for re-
pair of packaged commercial re-
frigeration and STRENGTHENING
%UrE and macy pay sSdtona bene
fits for a man who can produce.
RETAIL LiQUOR CLERK. no exper.
necessary; excellent starting SAL
airy; good working conditions per-
manent position; must have refer
ences. Box 64-Z, Star. --23
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-An ex-
cellent opportunity to sell suboivi-
sion; experienced preferred, hut not
essential Call Mr.. Touhy. JAMES
A. HEWITT. 1920 Eye st, NV. ST,
3-2363. IA
REAL ESTATE statesmen, part
time and full time. Phone MIR.
BOWERS, AP. 7-S400; eyes,, UN.
$4,000. -22
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PLATE CARRIER

PERMANENT position in our pressroon
with 8 chance for advancement
21-3U years Of age. high school
of giving good attendance; must bt
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel. Room COS. Open $685.
weekdays and 0-1 on Saturday.
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ROUTE
statesmen

We have several openings on high4
paying routes for married men, age
p to 40, No experience necessary
good pay while training. For fur
Their Information, drop by and sec
Mr. Schlegel any day between 1:30
pm, and $40 pm,
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SALESMAN

National organization wants rep
resentative for D.. c. area. Semi
professional. dignified. Repeat bus
mess Training given equivalent to
Ayr. college education. EARNING
from SIS to $3.50 and more wk.
on incentive basis. commencing
Immediately. Car necessary. StrictlS
confidential. No information d.
vulged by phone. Call ia, $4,000
to arrange for interview. 90
observation-disclosures in D. c. and
vic for 3 ambitious young men TO
sell a complete line of custom built
screens, steel. pronze and aluminium.
Also a complete line Of weather.
strips, rockwool insulation and COM
bination storm windows and doors;
car necessary. Call Mr. Mann. Ia;
6-5630. for appt. CHAMBERLIN
CO. OF AMERICA, 1925 New York
Statesmen. full or part time; best
offer in town, try it and see for
YOURSELF; no high-pressure. Apply
Mr.. Louis. Mon. or Tues. BAUSER-
MAN HOME SERVICE. $500 Dixon
ave-, Silver Spring, Md. Pa
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
Real Property Acquisition and Utili.
Service, General Services e Rdminiss
tration. Washington, D. c.. UP to
300 pm, Eastern Standard Time.
March >. 1888. to lease for a
-. 1855. Tor the use for parking
purposes Of certain areas in Square
1871, Washington. D. c. All pro-
posals must be accompanied by the
REQUIRED deposit and submitted on
be obtained IN Room G-329. Of the
General Services Building, 10th and
p Streets, NV, Washington. D. c.
The General Services Administra-
Or all PROPOSALS, and to waive any
informally In proposals received
the interest of the United States.
II more than one proposal be Of
Ter Tered by ans one P. party BY or I.r in
partner. agent; or other person. ali
such proposals will be rejected.
Bidders are requested to visit the
propertv and inform themselves as
10 all conditions. it being under
stood and asreed that the property
SLldIl uc lcdOcu ny tIIc NCueEdl
Services Administration in its pres
ent condition. except that the pres
ent lessee shall have the right to
remove his signs. lights portable
wooden building and perSonal prop
erty. fe13.1S.23
W T.RY T0Mv,S sT6TRBAS sA M
NO. 1892 W&S.-WATER MAIN
AND SEWER CONSTRUCTION
Sealed proposals for constructing
ir Taylor and Randolph Streets.
Beilemead Observation-Disclosures Dis
trict approximately 1.03O feet OF
6-inch and lao feet OF S-inch
water mains. $50 feet of 6-inch and
1.S25 feet of S-inch plain concrete
or vitrified pipe sewers and 1900
be received at the once OF the
mission; Hamilton Street; Hyatts-
February *, io5s at zoo Pm,
Eastern Standard Time, at which
place and time they will be pub.
licly opened and read. Plans and
specifications may be obtained from
the Office of the Chief Enaineer OF
the Commission, Hyattsville. Mary.
land. upon deposit of $500, which
deposit will be returned to bidders
or to those returning plans and
specifications in good condition
RAYMOND W. BELLAMY. L. s.
RAY. ], NORMAN AGER COMMITS
sioners. Attest: JAMES B. PARK
HILL, Secretary-Treasure fe2O.23
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BOOKKEEPER
Motors Insurance Corn

MOTORS insurance Corp.
GENERAL MOTORS AFF1LIATEl
Has an interesting opening on its
clerical staff for a young man, age
20 to %; tipping ability essential;
good starting salary plus GIN cost
of-living allowance; possibility If
advancement unlimited. For APP
ME. S-3270. ga
BRICKLAYERS (2), report with tools,
2507 Kimberly ST., Kensington. Md.
BUTCHER WANTED, steady work; re-
liable. Apply PROVIDENCE MAR
KET, 14S E st. Sc. -a5
BUTCHER Experienced: steady
work: 500 per wk. Good working
conditions. Reply Box 1907, Star.
Experienced. good SAL
ary; 5h-day week. Large air-condi-
toned super market. LEE SUPER
MARKET. 2233 N. Pershing dr., Ar
lington, Va. -25
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ARLINGTON-ALEX,

elk. cashier, some typ. 5 d. S24t
Clk., some typ. yng., 5 d. S24.
elk. typ. science field, ) d = So:
Statistical typist, exper. $6(
Recept.-typ l girl ofc.. $3.50 S5(
Recept.-typ.. attr.. Fairfax, > d. SOC
Recept.-typist, airport. yng. : d. S1at
RECEIPT, rusty shrthd., Falls Oh. S5C
RECEIPT. typ Wilson blvd. S45
elk. -steno Wash. ST., : d. 49, S2f
Sec'y., no shrthd. ; d. S275
Sec'y., biology field. 3 d. - S27i
Sec'y., public relations, d. $3.50
Steno., service wife, 5 d. - S24 G
Comp. opr. s. Arl.S 3 d. -- $50
PBX-typist. 3 d. go. $20(
Records elk. no typ. 5 d. S20i
Bank teller, will train S20C
Nursery sch. asst, P. T., aft. S10r
POTOMAC EMPL.
1884 WILSON BLVD. ARL. ia. 7-170C
Oil KING ST, ALEX, XII. 9-7022
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ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE

a 1L1AO, THU N. s. 11VG.
Secys., stenogs., hkprs.. recpts., typists
oprs.. cashie;. PIX oprs.. others.
f420 NEW SDRK AVE-. RIM. SOC
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PHARMACIST

White or colored. for NV. neighbor-
hood drugstore; top salary, ideal
working conditions, vacations. in
surauee benefits. etc. RA. 6-3333,
10 3-222o -23
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AUTO Statesmen


Expel fenced for one OF Washington's
t,astest;growing General Motors
in men capable and used 10 earn
in between $4,000 and $4,000 an
nuGpy Exceptional working con-
dittons as to floor time. management
and PERCENTAGES. We are interested
only in men who are steady sober
and industrious, not hoaters. Ex-
cellent references required. Do not
apply unless YOU can furnish q com
ment We prefer men between ages
25 ant IS but this is not essential.
Answer this ad only II YOU meet
with these requirements. You will
not waste your time. as every appli-
cart will be given an interview at
strictly CONFIDENTIAL. BOX 29-Y. Star.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen
Dodge leadership has opening for
new and used car statesmen. Ex-
celIent opportunity for men with
sales ability, Apply WILLS, INC.
A 4nasna sEkiv Ycei SALESMAN va 1--WE
eaye en- epnns GT se esses sa rn
mani. must be able to diagnose
trouble. make estimates Of body re-
pairs. write repair orders, and
capable Of meeting and pleasing the
public; prominent position: good
salary and bonus. See Mr.. Kidwell,
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.. INC.
Washington's Oldest Chevrolet deal
BARRIERS. BEAUTICIANs wanted,
ST. .3-s365. If you are not being
serviced. Stephan's Dandruff re-
mover. Hair lotion
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HE EVENING STAR

l10l Penna. Ave. NV.
- Registered in Md.
experienced only; excellent working
conditions good salary. SILVER
Silver Spring Md. JU. T-5450. "a
PiiARMACIST-Reg. Md. suburban
D. C store, part time; congenial
surroundings. Good pay. WA
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HELP-MEN
PAPER HANDLER

Colored. 1885 yrs. Of age, heavy
build. capable OF passing physical
mel, Room 6O5. Open weekdays
S:30-5 and Sat, 81. No phone
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FIREMAN
FOREMAN
GRIII,MAN

White, to gIIA SANDWICHES, salads
counterNorK experience necessary
relS required; gooa salary, meas
Phone IT,. 2-1491 Tor appt. ia
GROCERY STOCKMAN, experienced
for super mkt, gooo hours, goou
pay. Apply to MGR. alLer Tues.
am, SI4I Conn. ave. OIL. 4-U549
HEATING SALESMAN to represent
manufacturer OF Dashboard radla-
ton, boilers, circulating pumps, and
accessories, Selllng to jobpers and
uolns promotlonal work with trade.
Car necessary. Once furnished. heal
opportunity. ST. 3-4452. IA
HOUSEMEN, white; employe bene.
hts. See MRS. BYRD, Carlton no
tel, 10th ana K SITS. NV. IA
AND SERvlCEMAN, pub
lie address and inJercommunlcatton
system; u. C, drivers permit re.
Quired; group hosp. and surgical,
also paid vacations. Here is good
opport. tor rIgnt man to get perma-
nent employment; write letter. CIV
ing past experience and salary re-
ired. Box 1897, Star. -23
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ENGINEER, between 80 and 50, with
industrial experience and preferably
engineering education for, casualty
insurance, safety engineering work
GpDii " SAVIOR al aistri St ' engipee ~
HARTFORD ACCIDENT g. INDEM-
NIFTY CO., 1000 Vermont ave. NV,
Washington, D. C. ga
MEN-Fifteen hrs. wkly
ewes. and Sat, part-time work in
hrs. to suit you, viii earn you SAC
WHY. Apply OF pm, Tues, Wed,
Thurs pm 6n1 TIn 1dfh n II,
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JeWelrV Store Manager

And salesman; excellent salary. Ali
replies confidential. Our employees
know of this ad. Write Box l52-Y.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
SCEI'I!-;n,en+o,
gifts Of famous
makes and
frogronces -.

Perfumes and coloones thot come
in many moods. mony motives.
Wonderful ouros to surround q
lovely woman and follow in her
footsteps!
Evening star., 1953-11-29

KIT Pretty Picture" combines Mox Foe
tors Creme Puff ond eoIorfost Iipstiek in O
specioI gift set. For foir. noturoI or me.
dunn complexion --- S2.35
Evening star., 1953-06-11
BY the Asseeiated Press

NEW YORK, June 11.-Leo
Durocher. who in the space Of
48 hours talked himself into and
out OF suspension by Warren
Giles. National League president,
has agreed to a truce with his
favorite sparring partners, the
umpireS.
Durocher got off lightly fol-
lowing his latest brush with the
umpires. 1t looked mighty black
for him for a while yesterday as
the result of his bitter charges
that umpires are ganging up on
him.
Durocher saved his skin by
retracing statements attributed
to him after receiving a telegram
from Giles, who threatened Leo
with indefinite suspension unless
he substantiated his charges or
made public retraction of them.
Leo not only said he didn't
mean it," but apologized to Giles
by telephone. Giles accepted
both the retraction and the
apology.
Leo got into his latest jam
as the result of a quote, attrib-
uted to him, in yesterdays New
York Post. 1t read in part:
Evening star., 1953-06-11
AK Due 10 Take
First Place in League

AtchinSon and Keller, tied with
Federal Bureau of Investigation
for the lead in the Department
tai Baseball League, each with a
So record, figures to take over
undisputed possession of first
place tomorrow in a game with
Scogna Tailors, at the bottom
with an OF mark.
Earlier in the week FBI de-
feated Fort Belvoir, one of the
strongest service teams in the
area. but yesterday playing in
its own league lost to AK. 80.
Bill Nolan, who hurled for
Georgetown University this sea-
son, scattered four hits in pitch
ing AK to victory.
Swift Electric, scoring five
runs in the first inning. went on
to a 12-1 victory over Jack Pry
Motors in an Anacostia League
game and maintained it's league
lead. Guy Andes. with three for
three. led the winners 15-hit
attack.
In games today, Hicks Chevro-
let plays Union Printers at $50
pm on the EllipSe in the De-
partmental League; Indianhead
plays Marine Barracks at $50
pm. on Anacostia field No. l
in the Anacostia League, and
MATS plays 1920 Air Force
Wing at $50 pm. on the Ellipse
in the Ellipse League.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
10 Heighe Horses Bring
S55,900 at Belmont Sale
BY the AsSociofed Press

NEW YORK, June 11.-A total
of IS horses were auctioned for
$193,950 at the Belmont Park
paddock sale yesterday.
Sundowner, winner of the
Saratoga National Hurdle Handi-
cap last year in track record
time, brought the highest price,
$25. 900. James F. McHugh
purchased the 5-year-old son of
Annapolis-Sun Flo, consigned by
Rigan Mckinney.
Ten horses from the estate
of the late Mrs. r. H. Heighe,
Maryland horSeWoman who died
recently, brought a total of $685.
900. Top price was $4,000 for
Adage, a 2-year-old who was
bought by Preston M. Burch, as
agent for an undisclosed buyer.
The sale continues today with
about 40 more to be auctioned.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, June thames H.
Inglis of Michigan has warned
his fellow members of the Ma
tional Association of State Rae
ing Commissioners that horse
players soon "are going to revolt
and stay home" if taxes keep
cutting so heavily into the
mutuel pool.
Inglis. chairman of the asso-
ciation's Committee on State
Revenues. told the 10Th annual
convention yesterday:
Increases in the rate of taxa
ton on pari-mutuel wagering
are continuing in spite of warn
ings from this and other turf
bodies that the patience of the
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Durocher Apology Slaves Off
Suspension; Stonky Aids Pair

Don't tell me they (the UNI
pires) don't get together before
the game and decide the first
time a certain person says some
thing he is going to be put out
of the game. They do the
same to Stanky manager Eddie
Stanky of the Cardinals"
PITTSBURGH, June II (P).-
Manager Eddie Stanky's peace
maker" role at Brooklyn last Sat-
urday saved two of his Cardinals
from a suspension by Warren
Giles, National League president.
Both Shortstop Solly Hemus
and Catcher Del Rice were fined
$50 for their protest to Umpire
Bill Engeln over ball and strike
call. The Cardinals were defeated
by the Dodgers, 5-4, when Gil
Hodges hit a three-run homer in
the ninth inning after the call
which the players contended
should have been a third strike.
In kilograms to the Cardinals
here. Giles said the players would
have been suspended if Stanky
hadn't tried to control them.
Stanky showed Rice away from
the umpire and then rushed over
to stop Hemus' action after the
game was over.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Womun's No-Hitter
Murred by One Walk

Betty Swank, who pitched a
one-hitter recently. came with
in, one batter of a perfect game
yesterday as Union Trust shut
out Government Employees In
surance Co., 1870, in the District
Women's Softball League.
Miss Swank allowed no hits
but walked one batter. She
famed IL. The victory kept
Union Trust at the top of the
league with a 80 record.
In other games, AAA defeated
National Radio Institute. 1912,
and Second National Bank de-
feated Suburban Trust Co., 20
10.
Evening star., 1953-06-11
Arlington Athlete Gets
Virginia Tech Award
snseiaI pi,nnteh 10 The stnr

BLACKSBURG, Va, June II.
William Park (Whitey) Lem
mond of Arlington, Va, received
the intramural sports champion
ship award at Virginia Tech
graduation exercises here.
Lemmond. junior, is a grad
uate of Washington-Lee High
School of Arlington.
He competed in all intramural
sports here, and also was man
ager of the A Company team
which took the team title. He
was the high scorer in football.
second in cross-country. the 1877
pound wrestling champion and
made the All-Intramural team
as a Softball catcher.