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Evening star., 1954-11-04
LUMBER

MEAT CASES, all sizes, new and used;
s: s.. delic.. red meat, meat blocks:
al fixtures must 20. PRICE REFGR.
MOTORS. $3.50 for VI. u. h.p.
Heavy-dqty motors also. 251a II
PR0MoGkAPH fGo sat1 kES0RDs a;s,I, J.: sale
popular; 60H Of list price. SPRING
VALLEY ELECTRIC SHOP lSOB
Mass ave EN- 3-Is75
PIANO. Kimball, 44-in. apt. size up
right: solid walnut; new cond. in and
out: 1895. .WO. 6-1456. -7.
srili, sD. dresser. ss R "a. s4ssib. ''H'"'sn
PIANO, antique Stsinway squsre
aI9 gTaiid; Gv excel; sond. Best ofier. must
One Of many great values In KRIS
great anniversary sale Of famous
make pianos KITS. 1880 O st.
PiANocs@Used uprights, s4s and up.
sOes AiS Vase' sT p e sss 'p5nSsis pTSNo sS asST s
l015 lth st. NV. 'just above the
PiIL22sNHo5ss1small-size iL2s sH5s new spinets in
Sn1S S1ahoEasRS ~ SlaSho aHish; sa9s; 9o.Slg SSlg s25
Thurs. "sv eVes.i -" ana asss 8 oeorsia r. ave. ave-.
Silver Spring topen every EVENING".
PIANO. Wurlitzer spinet: excel. cond.:
mahog. case; full key board. JU.
PIANO, stsinvay. factory rebuil.
msnt at q .495. MUSIC SALES
PiANOS--0rands. stefnways i2D. in
finest condition; model L mahogany,
model A ebony; both far above Az
PIAN0s-Brand-neE standard make.
full keyboard spinetS. only $3.50.
Mahogany finish. 10-year guarsn-
tee. Also many values IN used
spinets and consoles. ST. $4,000.
PIANO MART. 1918 7th st. NV.
pIsNos@pent iHSs so9ye ths u,sr erarg rkglrrs Tf.s.
anniversary sale Of famous make
from regular stock, small deposit
will reserve selections till Xmas,
KITS. 1880 O st. NV. RE; =
PIANO. steinway. rebuil. spinet style.
MUSIC SALES CORR. Zoo 8 Z.
ofANOS FOk hENT-Rental or purs
chase rental plan. JORDAN'S. cor.
ner 18th and @ SITS. Phone ST.
$4,000, and 1882 Genrgia ave-. Ell.
yer Spring (phone JU. 6-1105). SIi.
yer Spring store open every evening.
Downtoyn store open Thursday eve
PnaNos IAN if;oR RENT-spiness and
consoles. So monthly and up plus
slis!!:s slsas: pitsso tl;s is'islP' ssF lSi. slss
PiisAiNtojs. III g. steinvay. rebuilt console.
EGsic SAILS coRS. 1900 8 9:
PIiNOs-we have . sood selection
Of used and door sample spinfts
and consoles that We are offeTing
at eeally worthwhile reductions.
Easy terms. ST. 3-9k00. JORrAN's.
corner 18th and g SIS. NV. --5:
PIANO, baby grand. Lester: IN heaut.
eond. Must see to appreciate. Sac
ri1ce S495. XII. S-1313.
PIANOS. BENCHEs fnew S101, Wtirs
liter spinet, $225: Stetnway. etie1.
isss5 ssr s55sSSs sss sel Va a. aS4 %. 4.ssss:
PIPE, Eslvy black. cope. cast iron.
cut-thlead fixtures. BLOCKS. NC.s
l746 Lee hwy,. IA. $500. -
lcontinued on Next Pags3
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HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

sTENo.. BKPR.,. TYPIsT. for part
time job wish active business, part
time, call Mr.. Wolf or Mr.. Ostfow,
10-2, HO. 2-5400. --4
Evening star., 1954-11-04
PAINTIN1. PAPERING

FA1N1IN0, : III GIt1N0
Carpentry. FILA loans IA. 6.9703.
PAPERING AND PAINTING. AL; 20
Yrs. expef. Work done ct $40 uL.
Guaranteed. reliable. LU. 4-2377
PAPER HANGING. painting and ear
PAPER N0W--Iow prices. Al work:
newest SAMPLES: interior patnting.
RARER MAMGMG, SO per room up;
sWRATkRrRO0rafREgGs
drepfoofing. waIl sc1aptng. Free esti.
mates. II. l-743o; II. 7-o0BT.
Evening star., 1954-11-04

BEAUTTCIAN to work Il
white beauty shop. Must be light.
complected and neat. Call RA
3.9669. - --IQ
Evening star., 1954-11-04
HrL.P.-..MoMEN

MOTHERS EARN WHILE CHILDREN
LEARN: W! SHOW AvoMsS, .nc!s, ~! ssE Xmas ,;s
SNn STs nsGa ahS ds0sERs1aess Esnn
before Xmas. RE. 7-sl07: 20 !
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MATTRESSES
LIGHT CQLQRED

L4Gl14 NAt1NJ1kGD
Must be exper. and have good refs
No night or Sunday work. Please ID
not apply unless you are thoroughly
exper. EXECUTIVE PHARMACY,
900 Pa. ave. NV. -6
GIRL WANTED TO work In store
make herself generally useful, SCI
/ Miss joyce. ADLER'S ENGRAVING
SHOP, 1893 @ st. NV. No phone
WOMAN, refined, educated, wiIiinr
to work for good opening with es-
tablished business concern: age not
important; 50 400 VI. Box 133-H,
EtsW, 20
WOMEN, white, ls to 80. to Learn
cashiering and checking. naking,
salad making and cooking; $50 week
plus meals, pleasant working con-
ditions: no Sunday or night work
/ See manager. SHOILS COLONIAL
CAFETERIA 1882 Conn. ave. nv
NO phone calls. I'D
Evening star., 1954-11-04

SALESGIRL for bakery; not over 35;
5h-day week; S45 to start; rapid
advancement for right girl. Apply
in person. SCHuPP BAKERY. L542
Conn, ave NV. --5
sALRSLADIES. experienced. for gift
and lamp department. Apply In per-
son. WALES, 1919 G Sc. NV. --4
SALESLADIES, experienced. high sal.
ary, plus commission. Apply KOPY
KAT. 1907 Georgia ave-, Silver
selling costume Jew.
clry and gifts: excellent salary
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. TREASURE
TROvE, 1908 @ st. NV. -S
SALESWOMAN. part time. II you can
devnte 12 hrs. or more ewes. OF
week ENDS 10 supplement your pres
ent income. It Is an item that ap-
peals to women. Car necessary. II
trult interested report to 1871 II
ST. NV. at 3 pm. sharp, Thurs.
Nov. 4.
SALESWOMAN
For retail credit clothing store: ex-
perienced; pleasant working cnndi-
ticns; salary up to S100 week; per-
manent position. Apply 737 9TH st,
NV. --6
Evening star., 1954-11-04

stalleu. Big savings. LII 4-O2UU
IA. S-0442. sP 3-67oS til Q pm
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Porches, patios. retaining walls. tile
drainage. Also waterproofing.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo. Ju- a-1769
FLOORS REFINlSHED LIKE NEW;
r COVER. WA 7-SS6S any time
FLOORS SANDED, expert work: $50
6 CO.. ST. s-s570; 10. 5-4982, ewes,
FLooRs sANDED, finished: new, SIC;
old, 1Oc sq. It. and up. Cali any
time. C.. L. HINsoN. 10. 1876.
FURNACES. heaters, ranges repaired
cleaned. parts: lowest prices. ACME
STOVE ltllI 7th NV Ma ssSab2
GENERAL TCONST. AND REPAIRS--
Masonry. carpeting,. concrete. ROOT
guaranteed. s l. r CONSTR. CO.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. R pIas.
tering. carpentry work. Ioof paint
ing, repairing, PRINT. UN 4-h334
PAINTING. PAPERING waterproof
ing. int. and ext: FLA loans avail.
For est. JU. e-47T1. JU. b-42la.
s..s ss 4SD sSsaR 5arrR1ssasYl RHSas5ss s g.
NJ. 5000. -
PAINTING, int. and ext; free est;
reasonable price. WEBB, IA. z-0317
after .. all day Sunday. --14
PAINTING. papering, plastefing, Free
"a s' yfs an' eapsr sSs ''i HUFF a. 5saso
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
Evening star., 1954-11-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. expe-
rienced in all phases Of casualty
and fire insurance; Position with
tion required. Members oi our Or
ganization know about this ad.
Replies strictly confidential. Answer
giving age and salary expected. Box
109-A. star. -
COUPLE, no children, to. manage and
and reliable, husband may have
other Job. Call ewes. HE. 4-S32S.
Evening star., 1954-11-04

ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping. au-
dts. and taxes. Complete business
service. monthly. uuartely, or as
your needs require. Tel. Ii 7-7s17
CUSTOM-MADE drapes and cornices
made to order. BASSETT DRAPE q
coRNIcE CO.. TU. 2-427s. Q a.m.
to d m. -
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DESKS-DESKS

$50 .AvAILAHLE TYpEWRTTERs
WALNUT. OAK, MAHOGANY, $13. SO
AND UP: TABLES Chairs. gILt
SAcRIFTCE PRICEs. FREE DE-
LIVERY AND PARKING. MAN
HAITIAN OFFICE EoUTp co.
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-04


ing items at bargain prices.
FRAME BUILDINGS
80 Ft. by IS Ft., 2 Story-$995
Open daily and sat. s.5: sun. 1-5
HARRIS WRECKING co.
Opposite Naval Research Isboratory.
CABINETS-We are changing our
.i display e, and Los ere selling , 8 mode
sTER q SONS. INC, '27 r st NV,
csSipsTSfNG-up sslSrSg TO sos sAv1aaeosl nao
All brandsl All coIorsI Any size!
CHANDELIERS, crystal; large selec-
ton. Of hiRh-aualtty. ali-imported
crystal to choose from: also fine
collection Of brass and modern
d.,s ddin,ns I'm. rn hxtgres; 1 p9 pnllS9En sI,p and
PLY. 1925 l4th st. NV. AD.
cLoffaiNG-presses. 2 cocktail. sew
scoa ssal sDorts port cray ssis size u; very
CRIB, wax birch, Kantwet mattress:
GOOD condition; $50. KE. $3.50.
DAIRY BOXES. new. used, s.s. and
reach-fn type; all kinds meat cases;
peer coolers, I. 4. cases; walk-tn
boxes, counter equipment: remeintng
II sery. bus. only. PRICE REFqR.
CO., 340O Ga. ave, IU. 2-2656:
Evening star., 1954-11-04
S35 WEEK
AGENTS

MAKE UP TO 1OG% profit BY selling
our flne line Of Xmas cards to your
friends and neighbors. Free imprint
folder CREED'S. 412 10th st. NV
Evening star., 1954-11-04
lREpAlRs AND SERVICE tcont.)

PLAsTERuNG KEPAIRs, old and new
work. large and small iobs. Rees
White mech. Work guar. JU. 9-4l54
REFRIGERATION. repairs, an makes
work guaranteed. FREDERICK's
REFRIGERATION, INC. ia. $1,000
ROOFING. all types: gutter. spouts
earrentry and painting. a. .
THOMAS. WA. 7.7362.
ROOF REPAIRS. gutter ana spout.
ing; estimates free. HAMILTON
| RE. 5-6565.
FING-WATERROoFTNG sERy-
ICE; exper.s work guar; white
mech; low cost. Mr.. NEVINs. II
7-620o. lie
ROOFING. carpentry. painting. re.
modelling: 1st-class mechanics: worb
fully guaranteed. ME. a-0540. Ext
| 534. -6
ROOFING REPAIRS, cutters, down
spouts, painting. etc.; white mechan-
les. JACK SPARKES, HO. 2-s439.
ROOF REPAIRS, sis; 90 years serv-
ing d. c. and Md. Prompt service
Call MISS LANKFoRD. IU. 2-l040
ROOF REPAIR AND PAINTING: low.
est rates in town. White mechanics
Evening star., 1954-11-04
FREE
BUSINESS SERVICES

Estimates on your painting and re-
pair work. GENERAL REPAIR CO.,
XII S.1777 -
Evening star., 1954-11-04

EXHAUST FAN, S6v.
4 metal clothes lockers.
8 metal storage cabinets.
3 plywood partitions, q ft.x15 It.
Excel. cond Reas. Ma. S-6S6l.
FOAM RUBBER, 30-in. matt. $3.50;
Al sizes. J. II. GICHNERs 251S II
st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FREEZER, Il Gu. It. uprisht. $3.50.
JoRDoN FREEZER. KI. s-90s4.
FREEzERs-wholesale prices On ma.
tional brands; no extra charge for
%ocpNoss0 ss0mDlsssisIy DsssI.NcsS sSsarsnsisSSs IosSs
FROZEN FOOD CASES, brand-new.
Jordan Model Nc; 5-year quart
conim.; glass-top sliding door; self.
cont; S325 while they last. Also
new and used s. s; cases; cheap.
Eyeryshins Ush6D must 60. PRICE BEE sEFoR.
FURs-1Mink Jacket, dark ranch;
Call OIL. 4-54s1 bet. 2 and 10 pm.
FuRs-Beayer coat. size u, . Yrs.
old. beautiful eond.; 5000. AD.
4-6320 between 6 and z pm. --5
FUR COAT, stylish gray. size IA,
worn only ! season; orig. $3.50: sell
FSa Satrs coat sas: s.. Ssaq!q IaP g.. ssass s.l
KE, S.5S90. -5
FURNITURE-Used beds. SPRINGS,
new mattresses; lge. elec. refgr.;
folding cots, mirror-dr. wardrobes.
ADMIRAL FURNITURE, 1908 9TH
st. NV. cor. N. Y. ave. IS
BARGAINs-Brsnd-
better-grade bedrm., dining rna., liv-
ing rm.: factory closeouts and
cash. LION WAREHOUSE BLDG.
iSSVs iSS.Vs. SAT SAY. iii lHiz RE. RE- 7.fsio. DAi'
FURNITURE-Modern bedrm., liEht
finish. dble. bed. bookcase headboard,
Harvard frame. tailored spread,
duster and bolster; 2 night tables.
drawer type; lee. chest; vanity with
Sf75. TU. 2-4I37. d
FURNiTURE : Bed. complete; Good
condition; S12. ia. 1881.
FURNITURE - Antique a bed with
box spring and mattress; also oval
marble-top table. Lo. 5-Q5b7. --5
FURNITURE-Complete 2-bedrm. apt.
suite in perfect condition. Sacrifice
price. RA. 3-4454. -
FURNITURE-Moving. will sell cheap,
contents OF 6-room house. 4I34
22nd st. ne, LA. 6-34S6. 20
Observation-Disclosures and lounge
chair, $50: walnut dble. bed with
innerspring mattress, $50; plat
form rocker with ottoman, $50. Call
TE. 6-4359 after q pm. -6
Evening star., 1954-11-04

DIAMOND KfNd. peri. IS pt. ana :
side dia. and 5-dia. matching we'd
ding ring; appr. certfi. value $3.50;
win sacrifice. il. <-7273. -
Evening star., 1954-11-04
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

openings available irnmediatel!
nn to high sr ssssf f s tsspnSns nSrs ts ss per per
in special telephone rooms. Earn
ings commensurate with sale!
ability. Apply In person to Mr.
jackson or Mr.. Harris In RIM. 204
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1954-11-04
SALESCLERK

Dry cleaning store. no ex-
perience necessary; salary
plus bonus. Prefer some one
with sewing ability. Apply
AR1STo STORE. NO. 63. 2918
MINI. ave. s.e.. or LU. 1-1b00.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
SALESMEN
Big Earnings
Start
Immediately

II you can sell and have been waiting
for that big break to develop, this
Is your chance to strike while the
iron Is hot. Our newly opened Wash
ington once has openings for two
men who will start earning big
money FAST. No canvaSsing. no
selling of personal contacts. All
appointments made, for you from
who have invited you to their homes.
See Mr.. Rupert, 2314 4th st. ne.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont. J

DIAMONDS. lady's IA cts, $3.50;
iady's j e.. isn emerald cut. cut $s3S;;
mans 9 cts. 81 ,595. LIVINGSTON
u CO.. 1923 h st. NV. NE. s-526S.
DINETTE SET. maple. 5 DC; very
: good condition. Call after 9 pm.
RA. 3-1z7S. Is
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 1851
edition, "a volumes and 2 year books
including bookcase. Excellent eond,
$50. Call RA. 3.2229 after pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Machine Bookkeeper

Permanent position, with
old established real estate and
tor of MGR 5000 Typewriter
machine: Pleasant surronnd. .rsG,I1.
37la-hour week; no Saturday
work; lunches furnished free:
Decentralization and life insur-
ance furnished free after rea-
sonable length of service.
Salary commensurate with
ability. Opportunity for
advancement.
CALL MRS. RIESS, Ma. S-2112
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Sorry to Leave Browns

CHICAGO. June 24.-Jarring
Chick Jagade, the fierce running
Cleveland Browns fullback, said
today he was quitting profess
sional football.
"I have informed Paul Brown
that I will be unable to play this
fall because of my position with
Precision Casting Corp. of. Chi
cago," he told a reporter.
II certainly have not asked to
be traded" he continued. IF ]
continued to play football, it
would be for Cleveland. Brown
has been wonderful to me and
I want to do anything I can to
help him and the team.
However, the president of
Precision Castings told me that
/ must make up my mind be-
tween football and business
Then he made me such a nice
offer I just couldn't turn it down
That means no more football fol
me-"
Jagade, a University of Indi-
ana graduate, came to the
Browns in 1851. He took over
the first string offensive fullback
spot as Marion Motley grew old
er. Jagade looked particularly
good in the last two champion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Jolly Saves Braves Again
10th Win in Row Keeps Hoddix
Happy as Shutout String Ends
By the Associated Press

Harvey Haddix, the Cardinals
southpaw who's leading the ma
jors with II victories, said today
he isn't disappointed because he
lost his bid for a fourth con-
secutive shutout by an eyelaSh.
81 just want to win 'em all"
Haddix explained after his SPAR
king I'll victory over the Pirates
at Pittsburgh last night. mo.
I'm not too disappointed that I
didn't get another shutout. We
won, didn't we? That's what all
the Cardinals want. just to win"
Haddix allowed only five hits
to the last-place Pirates as he
won his 10th consecutive victory.
It was a particularly pleasing
win for Haddix because the last
time he was defeated, it was by
the Pirates April 20. On that oc-
casion. the Pittsburghers nipped
the Cards, 4-3, on a two-run
single in the ninth inning by
Dick Cole. That was the little
lefthander's third loss Of the
season..
Haddix was rolling along in
fine style last night, having given
up only two hits until the tor
menting Cole came up in the
sixth. The Pirate ir1f1elder fouled
off a pitch, then sent drive to
rightf1eld that went for a triple.
A moment later he scored on an
infield out to mark the first run
scored against Haddix in 81 in
ningS.
Ruins Chance of Record.
With Coles hit went Haddix'
chances of beating the record of
4612 consecutive scoreless in
nings set, by Carl Hubbell, former
ace of the Giants. And the hit
kept Haddix from trying to tie
the National League record of
four consecutive ShutoutS held
by several pitchers.
II wasn't worried about that
HIT" Haddix said after the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

after all, we had a SO lead
and my job ito win ball games,
not to concentrate on shutouts.
OF course, I don't like any runs
scored against memo pitcher
does"
The clever 28-year-old south
paw led the league in shutouts
last season, hurting six while
compiling a 20-9 mark. Asked
if he hoped to win 20 or more
again this season, he grinned
and replied: well. now. I never
predict. but I hope. sure hope.
! think I had a 1913 mark around
the time of the All-Star Game
last season. I don't know how
many I'll win this year, but I
sure hope I don't lose many
more"
Haddix has beaten every team
in the. league. Pittsburgh has
been his victim three times and
he's won two apiece from Gin
cinnati and Milwaukee and Phil
(See HADDIX, Page C-3)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Appendicitis Puts
Johnny Podres on
SideIines 80 Days
By the Associated Press

BROOKLYN, June 24.-John-
ny Podres, top winner among the
Dodgers regular starters and the
only reliable left-hander on the
staff. today was placed on the
disabled list for 80 days after an
emergency operation for appen-
dicitis at Long Island College
Hospital last night.
The 21-year-old pitcher. who
has a IA mark, complained of
pains just before the game with
the Redlegs and was rushed to
the hospital.
Carl Erskine is the only other
seven-game winner on the staff
and he has lost six times. Left
handler Preacher Roe, who has
been getting only spot assign
mentS, has a % record.
The Dodgers said POdreS would
be replaced by a pitcher from
the farm system within two days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Trabert Beats
Britain slope
Al Wimbledon
19-Yeur-OId Wilson
Gives U. S. Ace Scare;
Washer Tops Larsen
BY the Associated Press

WIMBLEDON, England. June
24.-Tony Trabert, the tourney
favorite from Cincinnati. was
given an unexpected scare by
Bobby Wilson, a 19-year-old
English schoolboy, and sixth
seeded Art Larsen was upset
by Belgium's Philippe Washer
in the fourth round of the ALL
England tennis championships
today.
Trabert, seeking to add the
Wimbledon title to his United
States and French champion.
ships. defeated the young Briton,
1913, 86, 60.
Washers triumph over Larsen,
the former United States cham
pion from San Leandro, Calf,
was the first major surprise Of
the tournament. The scores were
1912, IS, 90, 81.
Seixas Beat New Zealander.
Vic Seixas, the defending
champion from Philadelphia,
advanced with. a 6-3. Ga,
81 triumph over New Zea-
lands Mark Otway.
Wilson, one of Britain'S bright
est prospects. gave the overflow
crowd on the No. / court a thrill
when he broke the hard-hitting
Trabert's service in the very first
game. Tony evened the count at
Sail when he took the young
ster's serve. Games went with
service until the 18th when Tony
blistered two of Bobby's serves
past the outStretched racket of
the Briton to win the set.
In the second set each held
his service until the 14th. Ira
bert, leading TO. broke through.
Tony angled a corner placement
and then Wilson Melted an over
hand smash for the last 2 points.
BY the third set Wilson was q
tired and spent youngster. The
husky American cracked through
Wilson's service in the third
game and easily ran out the set.
Larsen Washer Match Thriller.
The Larsen-Washer match
was a two-hour thriller. The
Belgian Davis Cup ace concen-
trated his fire on the 29-year-old
Americans backhand to win out.
The left-handed Larsen fought
off 3 match points in the final
set before he finally succumbed.
(See WIMBLEDON, Page C-2)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Sievers Is on Brink
OF Losing Job After
4 Hits in 10 Games
By Burton Howkins
Star Stoff Correspondent

CHICAGO. June 24.-1t's a
long time between hits for Roy
Sievers. who could be swinging
himself into major league OBJ
livion unless he snaps his bat
ting slump promptly.
When SieverS isn't hitting,
there isn't much excuse for hav-
ing him in the game. He's just
an ordinary outflelder and some
times is a liability because Of
his shoulder which prohibits
overland throws.
Sievers currently isn't hitting
and hasn't been for some time.
For his last 10 games he has
an .098 average and over that
(See SENATORS, Page C-3)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

weeks the long distance telephone calling Johnny
Bratton Paddy Young joey Gisrdelo Billy Kgore Walter
Cartier, Billy Graham guys like them.
I will guarantee $4,000 They only laugh.
fight him. Golde and you collect the $4,000"
1T IS AHEARNs NOTION or so he maintains that
Holly Minis is the best fighter developed Washington
HE put this town the map like Rocky Marciano did
to Brockton.
1T gotta sincere" stresses because my
favorite Sonny Boy West got killed the ring
used to do things promoter ever did I'd
to the gym and learn him to feint
binations
IT thought he best. Now am sure it is Minis
Did ever tell you how nearly lost best friend
of Mms?"
mo-" came the "At least briefly enough to
remember"
"It long story" Goldie assured "and think our
hearts mended tell it. My and AL WELLS
mean"
LAST APRIL NEEDED a fight for television out of
Washington and got Minis. But can't get nobody ese
call WE'LL, who is managing Willie Troy Willie you
know hot then
at want to fight Minis AL told me- but it means
much to you, okay just don't my boys schedule
upset like you would understand
Of course AL amt asking any favors He was Just
touchy about Minis who nearly beat Sugar Ray Robinson
while back Anyhow Minis knocks out Troy in the 10th
and after the fight WE'LL to says, olde don't
talk to me no more. No favors. nothing
What's amateur ask. Didn't you get paid of?'
Skip it, WE'LL says oughta better than fight
Minis Now, you 60 your way find some other road
Three months we went before AL spoke to me again"
A1EARN INSISTS THAT Henie Miller big wheel of the
district Boxing Commission and of the National Boxing
Association, has promised to Minis No. challenger
for Olsons title if he beats Dykes "Henie told me that"
Goldie says I'm person, yet
Funny thing about Minis don't appreciate him right
away First time saw him. said to myself, good but
he's just another fighter
"Then notice that when he looks like he amt doing
non the other cut and bleeding his back
The beaup character begins thinking he ring with
four So myself 'Golde you been patron of
George Abrams Steve MamakoS Sonny Boy West Smugev
Hursey and Aaron Perry and practically all them kids fought
Tor the title This Minis is the best of the bunch"
THERE WAS VERY little Bobby Dykes in the conversation
until at the end Ahearn remembered that two
make fight. Then:
First Minis better beat this Dykes is all pro and
winner over Durando Mce Gil Turner He is like old
fighters Slattery, Shade and the others who feint
with their heads and feet keep their low wind up
popping you from left field
That's the kinda fighter Dykes is He knows how to
pox hight feint fight box, fight ;"
In short, he knows how to fight So does Holly Minis
And you have Golde Ahearns word for it Minis will
be the next mddleweght champion of the world. He's
going to put Washington the map along Brockton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Sorry to Leuve Browns
Jogode Reveals He's Quitting
Pro Football for Business

ship games, which the Browns
lost to Detroit.
GREEN BAY, Wis, June "a
P.-The Green Bay Packers an
nounced yesterday they had OBJ
tanned Jerry Helluin, 28O-pound
tackle. in a trade with the Cleve-
land Browns.
General Manager Verne C.
Lewellen said the Packers would
give the Browns an undiSclosed
draft choice in 1855.
Helluin, starting his third year
of pro football, is one of the big
geSt men in the National Foot
ball League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Chicago-Schmitz
t2-D or Shea (0-7l VS.. consuegra (S-2),
New York at Detroit-Morgan Cd
VS.. Carver (4-3).
Philadelphia at Cleveland-Porto-
carrero (4-6) VS.. Houtteman T-3.
(Only games Scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelphia (night)-
Davis (3-2) VS.. Dickson (7-7).
Cincinnati at Brooklyn-Fowlef (6-Sl
VS.. Meyer t6-2).
VS.. Liddle U-2).
st. Louis at Pittsburgh--Lawrence
(0-0 VS.. Law (6-6).