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Rice
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furious, but managed to contain
himself.
We teed off. Normally a
pretty fair player, Cobb, still
writhing. lunged at the ball as
if to kill it. We lost the first
seven holes. Sims. as happy as
he was tremendous. was playing
lovely golf. Montague, Of course,
could spot us all 10 strokes each
and murder us; but, awaiting the
explosion. his mind wasn't, on
the game. I, meanwhile, was
trying to soothe Cobb. 1t was
like throwing water on burn
ing oil.
On the eighth tee Cobb pushed
his drive almost out of bounds
and hit a provisional. However,
both balls had landed in a
bunker. so naturally Ty played
his first ball. He came out all
right and managed a boyle five.
Sims was keeping the card.
What did you have, TYP" Hal
asked as we headed for the
ninth.
"a f1ve," said Cobb.
"A, five?" questioned Hal.
Cobb exploded. Grabbing Sims
arm in his viselike grip, he
snarled, Listen, no one ques-
tions my word or score!"
Montague shot between the
two over-age destroyers. Holding
each at arms length, Monty adj
vised both to act their age or
he'd bash their heads together.
Hal was visibly upset by Cobb's
charge. Cobb, however, settled
down and from that moment
shot fine golf coming it. Sims
couldn't hit a shot.
Spiked One on Purpose.
i. That evening, Cobb returned
to Sims insinuation that he,
Cobb, had been a dirty base run
ner.
II only recall Intentionally
Spiking one man in "a years."
he told me during dinner that
night. He was Frank Baker,
who was squarely in the path
in a Philadelphia game-in 1918
it was. There was no other
way to reach the base. From
the start, I concentrated and
worked hours on a new form of
sliding. This was to send my
toe for the bag. I only gave
them my toe. to tag! It was
exactly the opposite of crash
ing in. Why. / couldn't have
been a rough base runner under
my system even If I'd wanted to.
"I'll admit / used to run wild.
but I did it for purpose" he
continued. 81 wanted the other
team to think I was a crazy
base runner to establish
mental hazards one way to
keep up the tension"
AS great as any of Cobb's fea-
lures was his stamina. He had
that at 18-he still had it at
So. AS a youngster and as a
veteran ball player, Cobb hunted
all winter and played ball all
spring, summer and fall. He
actually lived on his legs prac-
tically IL months a year.
Copyright. 1854, by A. S. Barnes a.
Company. Incl
distributed by The Bell Syndicate, Incl
In his merit article Rice tells
hotD he landed Nth the CLepe-
land Net0s at $50 a meek, real
money for q fello,D NTH mar
rage on his mind" The girl,
Katherine Hollis OF Anert-
Gus, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
White Skies Will Run

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 4 R.-
White Skies, recently named
sprint champion of 1854" will
not be retired but will compete
in distance races this winter,
Trainer Tommy Root reported
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Sol Yyurs Traded

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 4 R.-
Catcher Sal WARS of the st.
Louis Cardinals was traded to-
day to Buffalo of the Interna-
tional League by way of Houston
in a deal that brought Outflelder
Frank Carswell to the Cards
Texas League farm club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Car Credit Plays Tomorrow

Car Credit Unlimited football
team, unbeaten but tied once in
eight games, plays the Anacostia
Eagles at 2 pm. tomorrow at
Turkey Thicket playground,
Tenth street and Michigan ave-
nue. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
By Bill Fuchs

Alex McClement is q copper
haired. Scottish-born son of q
dental technician. who, after once
sinking his teeth into something,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Hockey at q Glance

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled in any league
T0day's Schedule,
EASTERN LEAGUE,
Worcester at Washington,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit at Toronto.
New York at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Providence at Cleveland.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
Hershey at Springfield,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Troy. at Cincinnati.
Toledo at Johnstown.
Grand Rapids at Fort Wayne.
TOmorrOw's Schedule,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Montreal at New York.
Toronto at Boston.
Chicago at Detroit.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Springfield at Buffalo.
Hershey at Providence.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toledo at Johnstown.
Grand Rapids at Troy.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Worcester at Baltimore.
Clinton at New Haven.
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Basketball Scores

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Aurora n 6s - wisconsin Tec6 81
River Falls st. IO1-- Michigan Tech IS
Bsit,t sheridan - West Texas S'h sss
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Washington 89--------- Hawaii go
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Officials Near Accord,
Omaha Is Set 10 Join
AmericanAssociation
BY III. Associated Pres.

HOUSTON. Dec. 4.-Omaha
apparently is "a bit closer to
Triple-A baseball but the Me-
braska city will have to wait a
few days longer for completion
of the transfer to the American
Association.
Announcement of Omaha's de-
parture from the Glass A West
ern League may be made next
week at the major leagues con-
vention in New York.
Representatives of the West
ern League and the st. Louis
Cardinals, although recessing
negotiations, said yesterday they
are confident a successful con-
clusion will be reached within 10
days.
The Cardinals want to trans
fer their Columbus, Ohio, Amer
lean Association franchise to
Omaha, where the Cards also
own a Glass A farm club. The
matter being negotiated is the
amount the Western League is
to receive for damages resulting
from loss of the valuable Omaha,
territory.
The recess was designed to
permit further study" but the
negotiators indicated only a few
formalities remain.
:. Western League officials also
have indicated they are perfect
ing plans to operate in 1855 with
six teams. The loss of both
Omaha and Denver to the Ameri-
can Association would be a
severe blow, but the league has
no intention of folding.
Negotiations involving the two
leagues dominated the annual
minor leagues convention, which
ended here yesterday.
The franchise shifts are a
direct result Of the American
League Philadelphia Athletics
being switched to Kansas City.
On Monday the New York
Yankees sold their old Kansas
City Blues American Association
franchise to Denver. The price
to be paid the Western League
for territorial damages still is
being negotiated.
Major Leagues Will Plan
Expansion to 10 Clubs
NEW YORK, Dec. 4 P.-
Concrete plans for two 10-club
circuits are expected to be
mapped out at the major league
baseball convention starting
here Monday.
The American League will
consider a proposal by Hank
Greenberg, general manager of
the Cleveland Indians, to expand
the circuit to 10 clubs by 1856.
The National League also will
discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of in
creasing it's cities to 10 within
two years, although no official
notification has been given to
its members.
If and when the two leagues
become 10-team circuits, it is
believed that Los Angeles and
San Fracisco would become Ma
tional League members while
Montreal and Toronto, with the
Minneapolis-St Paul territory
an outside choice. would become
members of the American League.
Other proposals include changes
in the rules pertaining to play
off of postponed games at the
end of the season. and making
all unfinished games. regardless
of the reason. suspended games.
The owners also will consider
the list of players requests in
Guiding the raising of the min
imum salary from $4,000 to ST.
200. The night game problem
also will be discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04

In his merit article Rice tells
hoto ne landed Nth the CLeue-
land NeiDs at $50 a Ueek, real
money for a fello,D tDith mar
rage on, his mind" The girl,
Katherine Hollis OF Amert-
Gus, Ga,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-03-15
Both Bring Harvest Costs Down

Because they work fast and keep going Case Combines
day. make savings of costly mahours Their sturdy
annual upkep These everyday
savings economy of cash outlay
But harvest time there's than crop!
And Case Combine often find the pounds of seed
bushels of grain harvested than
b That's like having harvest your dealer
how much you stand cash crop
with new Case Combine.
Evening star., 1954-03-07
II WING with Bar
IL ney, Joanne
had decided. pre-
FEATURE FICTION

sented many Of the same problems and pleas
ures as living with an affectionate pet moose
During the day the rooms of their pre-fab
house seemed large enough. When Barney
came home in the evening. the house shud-
dered and recoiled. He thumped and beloved
- all in perfectly good spirits.
It wasn't that she couldn't understand it.
He was vast, big-muscled young man. ex-
fullback. ex-Marine and now promising pro-
duction engineer. He had led muscular and
expansive life thus far. And now he spent his
working days in the huge high buildings where
there were mysterious machines perfectly
capable of picking up locomotive and chew
ing it like so much bubble gum. Spending
each day in a place where only those Of good
lung capacity could make themselves heard
at all.
She knew his basic tenderness and the good
warmth of his love- But sometimes she wished
that he would not cause her to remember the
time neighbor's St. Bernard puppy. in pom
derous affection, adtumbled her over porch
railing.
BARNEY sloshed through cyclonic showers.
ate desperate holes in the food budget. and
delighted in swooping her up and lifting her
on high until the top of her red head bumped
lightly against the ceiling After one year,
four months and three days Of marriage she
had adjusted to very happy home life which
included bass renditions of the Marine Hymn,
the alma mater of Carnegie Tech and Some
Enchanted Evening, all with a constant back
ground noise of doors shutting thunderously.
Evening star., 1954-03-07

Adjustment was only slightly complicated by
memory of the house where she had grown
UP, happy and restful and quiet house. This
one was happy - and anything but quiet.
But on this spring evening jeanne paced
the living-room floor. teeth set, scowling.
grimacing. making telling gestures at the
empty room, practicing up for a marital lee
ture. OF stage Barney was making those
wallowing noises which left the bathroom floor
awash with water he managed to bounce over
the top Of the shower curtain.
The essence of Joannes complaint she had
summed up thus: II is dandy 10 lire wiih a pet
moose and lOre you dearly. but in public,
Barney. you must smbdne yourself ss
HE CAME into the living room buttoning his
favorite shredded flannel shirt. water-pasted
hair already beginning to spring up. and fell
into his chair with an emphasis that would
have delighted the upholstery repair place.
Il tried to yell through the door. dear"
jeanne said but you were being PIMA. After
dinner we 60 to the Shubleys'."
He looked at her, stricken. "Oh, no! Not
after the day I've had Not after crane
operator drops five-ton forging. Not after
OReilly reads print wrong. Not after Mark
loads the new gear job on my back. Do we
have to-"
She nodded
He sighed. $50 we have to-
But first want to have a serious word
with you. Barney"
He raised one eyebrow. Thought you
acted funny. Come here, and we'll talk"
She took a cautious backward step. "Uh-uh.
I'm going to talk from here
"Hmmm. Bags packed? Back to momma?"
Evening star., 1954-03-07

Mr. Mcdonald. sCtO spends of his time sviing
hnrd-hitting novels. turns 10 the Fighter side Of
married life in short stories Here's one. THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1954-03-07
DHE TRIED TO
MAKE HER
MAN BEHAVE
by John D. Macdonald

Illustrated BY .4tnjGlo,'
Evening star., 1954-11-07
HELp--MEN

OFFICE SHIPPING MAN. are 1888
white; fast typist. good once ant
shipping man; sales ability. gooe
phone voice. Apply to MR.. COHEN
OIL-BURNER aJRSHs sERvICEMAN, IA.
rniliar with Arlington and Fairfax
counties. Good salary and working
conditions. Phone JE. 2-1965. -
OIL TRUCK DRIVERS, experienced;
permanent position. good salary and
gocd working conditions. Call DI
or TRUCK DRIVERS, with knowl.
edge Of Ari. and Fairfax Co. area,
Call MR.. HARRILL, JE. 2-1966.
PAINT AND WALLPAPER SALES.
MAN, for. store inside D. c., permit
nee. Apply Mr.. Hoover. els 7th
PHiNTEes. expert exterior contrac.
tors only. Call Ii. 7-8627. -
PAINTERS f2l, sober: mostly inside
pTa THrki knIGss4. UN; 4z-ss5oe a.. .na : n,,rn.
ings 9 wk, and part Of Sunday; So
hr. CONCORD PHARMACY, 1915
new Aemp. ave. NV. -
fuli-time work; must
be. honest and reliable. State age,
salary expected. references required
All replies confidential. Box 233-H
PHARMACIST. full or part time;
excellent position; NE: top salary
30
Evening star., 1954-11-07
NElR-.-MEN

YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined.
learn pocketbook. luggage, repair
ing; good trade; some pay while
learning; GI training avail; viii
consider partially handicapped or
some previous exper. After IL Am.
NFEDLECRAFT. 726 11th st. nv.
YOUNG MAN. to learn builders hard
ware; draft exempt; advancement
opportunities; Springfield (Va,) area,
Call KE. 6-897i for info.
MAN, for Sopening In cur
stock room. IN opportunity to learn
the wholesale automotive parts busi-
ness, with chance for advancement,
good salary and working conditions.
TeIsrenses rssuirsd; MIELER-DUD-
YOUNG MAN. 2l-2o, draft EXEMPT. iS
some college BACKGROUND, for inter.
esting position. In our underwriting
dept. excellent opportunity II you
are interested In career In hfo
INSURANCE; many somnany BENEFITS.
INsuRANcE Co. SIS iztR st. nv nv.
YOUNG NAN. m under as. SO, @i1 for
junior administrative Job in cur
home once; must be draft EXEMPT.
ana 9 resident Of the WashinFton
Metropolitan Area during last fiye
years, and able TO deal with the
public. Preference viii be given to
college. graduate or Q college night
student rajoriffe In accounting or
business administration. Apply be.
tween 8 am. and 3 pm. to Per-
sonnel Once, Sd floor, EoUTTAEIE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. s18 18th
Evening star., 1954-11-07
HglP-...-MEN

SALEsAGAN---S500 monthly startins
salary for Q executive type statesmen
to represent large Eastern corpora.
ton; no travel, sales experience .ans
ability desired. established resident
25-40 years old, married. capable
o. assuming Responsibilities: in re-
qliesting interview. please include
CONFIDENTIAL. Box 408-H. Star.
SALESMAN; office supply and comm
stationery store, excel. opp. goot
nay with one Of leading companies
prior exper. in office supplies es.
sential for consideration. Call Miss
Esckman for appt.. RE. 1880. IS
sALESmAN-A nationally known A.
.sni,sa naneiai organization, marketing .its
an opening for 3 men. 10 men who
qualify, an excel. opportunity Is
open Immediately. Salary and COM
mission. Write giving full details
end phone number. Box III, Star
SALESMAN - A 75-year-old Eastern
mutual life ms. CO.. with Complete
training course. desires to add 8
Men Men sspa. e sts present e or
S6.o00 or more yearly. II you can
qualify. Q truly remarkable oppor-
tunity Is open immediately. SALARY
and commission. Write giving fun
particulars about yourself and phone
number, Box 141-E, Star.
SALESMAN with car to work in
Hecht Co. dept. store. Some out
side selling from store leads. High
sadnf: appy iso5 aEsrfss R ave- sso PEI Monsss sss
a-1"Innly.
SALESMAN for @. M. Dealer: auto
experience not necessary. State age
and experience. Drawing account
Box 329.E, Star.
SALESMAN, for mems furnishing
store; experience preferred but not
necessary: excellent earnings. won.
salRr rosRso5EnP's$ sRoP s1s EpRly g. W NATiosAl
SALESMAN, age .25-45, industrial
and ordinary: salary and commits
sion, car allowance, lifetime secur-
ity, vacation with pay. sick and
pension benefits: opportunity for ad-
vancement; car necessary. PEOPLES
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 817 9th st,
NV. Mr. Shreye.
outside sales; cash OF
week. on diamonds, watches. jeweiry
ana silver. Apply In person. LIV-
1NGSToN JEWELLERS, 1929 II
mems furnishings expe-
rience; wonderful opportunity for
rlgnt man. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP. 617 14th st NV. -9
SALESMAN, prefer family man. tc
solicit and sell medium and top
quality home portraits; fee and
comms. Write background and ex-
pectancy. Box 6-H. Star.
COLLECTOR, for estab.
lished Industrial insurance route;
auto necessary Apply 500 Colum-
bian R'dg.. 4l6 eth st. NV. IS
SALESMAN, meat for New York
hotel and lcstaurant supply house;
drawing account against commits
sion with car allowance for Wash
ington and adjoining territory
knowledge OF products preferable
but not essential but must have
experience In related line. Box
ssiiEsiMiASNf siisii NV WANTED to travel Del,
Nd. D. c. and N. Va. terr. with
complete line calendars and adv,
spec. Exclusive contract with full
protection repeat business. Salary
and expenses advanced against lib
eral commissions. This is full
time connection with real oppor-
tunity, for q producer. Good car
essential. Write ut once. stating
age, and outline your experience,
TYf1N Afhurn Ind
Evening star., 1954-11-07
PHARMACISTS

REGISTERED. Excellent salary. 4s-houl
week i holidays year with ray
Large prescription business, idea
working conditions. excellent chance
for advancement. Vacation with pay
after year: sick leave after / yr..
insurance and disqualification avail.
able after 3 months. employment
over 20 with = wears service. Write
AldrseSR.i acRiv ,pFopfEs0 K Gsss0h ps1e c R RsToREs
INC. $40 18th st. NV. Washington,
S. S. :sod ss0se oH5 ao oyef fa sar H. lasa 49, 49,
PHONOGRAPH RECORD SALESMAN,
sonls experience in, retail record
sales necessary: .good salary: state
ags. osS eyer. and salary expected
rRSNoSGaRAPHa' ReH dSaRRAAi a'af' RECORD SAVES
MAN; car necessary, travel Mary
land and Southern Penna.; salary
and expenses. Write giving name,
phone number and qualifications.
Observation-Disclosures someone to
show proofs; full time or part time.
514 10th st. NV. 9th floor. 14s
PHOTOGRAPHIC COUPON SALES
MAN, home sittings. full time or
part time. 514 10th st. NV. 9th
PHHoTIio-LAB. TEcHNICrANs, expe.
rience desirable but will train.
Evidence Of citizenship required
JOHN r. O'RRIEN a. ASSOCIATES
INC. 1923 Goth st. NV. %
PIANO TUNER and technician-Want
experienced man to handle quality
line and clientele. Can offer full
time or part-time employment. Lib
eral salary and benefits. Give full
particulars. Private interview ar
RANGED Box 2S9-C. Star. lie
PORTER for large auto wholesale
department. 5-day week. Good
hours and salary. Must have opera
STEUART. INC. River I'd. and B &
o railroad. Bethesda. Md. No phone
Evening star., 1954-11-07

e. E. HIRT
FEDERAL PLATE GLASS CO., INC.
Ii. 4-6101
GOVERNMENT PURCHASING MAN,
part time. occasional evenings or
week ends; filing, clerical duties:
must be presently employed rs Govt,
buyer; age. $3.50: capable Of as
sisting local factory distributor to
set up a Govt. sales dept; start,
$2.25 per hr. Write fully stating
agail; hours you can work. Box
GROCERY DEPT. MANAGER, fexper.
in super market E opsrattii4Gin; paatiGia, excel. eel
portunity for advancement. Call Mr.
Cohen for appt.. LU. 1-9400. JUMBO
FOOD STORES. la
HAIR STYLIST, to work In busy Beth.
salon; good salary plus commission.
HARDWARE CLERK, iuil time. ex-
per. not necessary. ASK for M.
Jones, LANDOVER HILLS HARD
WARE, 7O2g Annapolis rd., Land
over Hills. Md. -
HOUSEMAN, white, live in 8 hours,
6 days; not over so years of age.
,M esll hRA;caiss "A; aislsaA AccoSpHRTisc tSs SapRti oF
ERATOR, senior or junior; SENIOR
IBM accounting machines. wiring
knowledge Of al major. machines;
preferably college graduate with
accounting major or equivalent;
practical accounting experience OF
JUNIOR operator with 2 years
IBM accounting machine operating
experience with knowledge basic
wiring and 2 years college. academic
or practical accounting experience;
age group, 22-30; regular employ
ment; excellent company benefits
Indicate salary expected, based upon
above qualifications. Write Boz
231-E. Star. Ill
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SALESMAN

tsaHs. Issss sss sas's!SPsfss S2sFHs
GILL H27 18th st. NV. 7th floor
statesmen, to sell ladies' hosiery
wholesale to stores. Liberal commits
sion basis; leads furnished; good
steady income. HOFFMAN, HOSIERY Y
MILLS, .972I BALTIC. blvd, College
RsTk' TlN llaxsX Nj WE 6-6o2s; nishts. Syn
outside work n Eaceiisnt S esrnines Er sife ael
right men in one Of Washing tom
largest appliance organizations
Leads furnished daily through tre-
mendous promotional campaign, Ap-
HOUSE. 2i48 oath pl. ne.
SfLESMEN-We have the leads and
need (2l two full-time men for
vacuum sales. We offer full training,
experience not necessary. All ap-
pointments prescheduled, no can
yassing. Salary draw while training
Ac1SM Tif 1sSs''sEE ass Nh Ne. hoTs so4 As
statesmen, national corp. loca
branch needs Q men to call on quail,
flied prospects by appt. only. Mus
be married and have car; S100 K
$500 .wkly. average for men quail
ified by special training: For per
sonal interview. call Mr.. EVANS
$50 to $3.50. RE. 7-2731. %
SALESMEN-2 men who require nc
less than monthly earnings Of $3.50
Must have successful background In
direct-selling field. Draw. against
commissions; no canvassing; w
carry our own accounts. Must bt
under 40 and over % and have cal
in good running order; others need
not apply. Call LA. 6-4S18 between
$50 am: and 1880 Pm, MR.
FEIN6ERG. 10
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NEAL ESINIB bhIESMEN "
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY


RECAPPER, experienced. can Sat.
snH srIoaS. =. Barton st. Arl'' Va. "a
RooFER, experienced all types roof
ing, suffering and repairs; d. C.
permit. Open shop. union scale;
steady work; oBRlEN ROOFING
pG3;pERS Go;; S15 18th 18th St; nns:. ne: ,... -
spout: ss.s5 l Sr. Apply Apply eoa4 Ssle Rhode aH
RoOFERs-ss s; experienced roof help
ers: Apply $500 varnum st., Brent
ROOFERS--2 inexperienced men for
roof work: must be willing to work
hard and must be under 25 yrs.
Apply $500 Varnum ST., Brentwood.
RooorING MECHANICS, experienced
PRUTTT a AND ZIMMERMAN: INC
243S 18th ct NV. CO. 5-2s96
ROUTE SALESMAN, married, to take
over established route in ,,,s;il Silver .
CLEANERS, rear 8S25 Ga. ave.
Car nee. Starting salary. $500 per
mo. Box 146-E. Star. %
manufacturing organization has
looking for q permanent connection;
established protective territory In
D. C. and nearby Virginia; salary
while training: then salary, COM
mission and car allowance. Box
203-H. Star. -
SALESMAN, for leading local whole
saler: best lines and working con-
ditions: every cooperation given
We want q salesman now success
fully selling to ship service stores
and post EXCHANGES: whose income
may be limited by his present con-
nections. Reply confidential. Our
statesmen have been advised OF this
SALESMAN. experienced in selling
sporting goods and athletic EQUIP
ment; permanent position. SPORT
CENTER. 500 d st. NV. 10