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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-10-11
AIO-8 June '53

OHlt0u OUdLeS
 Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska
 Date: Sept. 12, 1855
 Serial No: 021191 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Alvin H. Pederson has made application for a homesite un- der the act of May 26, 1884 (48 Stat. 809) Anchorage Serial No. 021191 for a tract of land described as Lot "A, U. s. Sur vey No. 3302, situated on both sides of the south Sitka High way about 312 miles easterly from Sitka. Lat 57 degrees O2 finutes 34.395 seconds N, Long 135 degrees Is minutes 33.553 seconds w., containing 1.6O acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claims in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be bar red by the provisions of the statutes.
 Walter E. Beck
 Asst. Manager Bate of First Publication: Sept. 20, 1855.
 Date of Last Publication: Nov. IS, 1855.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

Street Floor Washington Only
1000 2sc-ssc Washcloths. first
and seconds 5 for 100
21-3.sS Linen Cloths, 52x52f,
solid colors --- 100
l2--4.ss-5.9e Linen Cloths, 70x
e0%or Sixi0Bv. !, solid colors 400
6I--2.s9 Mat and Lid Sets; 2ix
36@ mat -.---4-.----. L49
e-9.9s Foam Rubber BOIsters,
lexl2x4g top n so
8lSec. 2.e0 Mohawk Rercale
Sheets, 72xl06s ------------i.99
63-Sec. $50 Mohawk Percale,
Sheets, Skies -----2.19
10o-7.os Rayen- Cotton Damask
Sets, 64xs4~ cloth, 8 napkins ~
50-s.S9-5.9ss Chenille Spreads,
twin or fun sizes - $50
800 Seconds $50 scalloped PiI-
low Cases -----2 for 100
Evening star., 1955-11-03
UpIsOIsfery,
CtsrflssssS

5rd Floor. Washington Only
Ass Ready-nade Draperies,
fully lined, assorted patterns,
cor long l4.99 pr.
rs Pm. 7.s8 Sheer @FibeFgiase
Scuiplurcd Curtains az long
s..---e-.--.. : .4,.4- : - ~ a.49
l5--i0.sS Ready-made Slipc0y-
ers FOR Chairs, 2 patterns $50
l0-2I 90 Ready-made SIipcov-
ers for Sofas, Q patterns 1899
i0--7.ss RoIi-AMay Bed Covers,
3gs size, assorted patterns SIS
50 PrA 39s Cafe Curtains per-
Gales IN provincial patterns l.s9
15-i.sa Auto Seat Savers to
protect car seats --4-- "a. $50
25-2.Ss Reupholstery Plastic,
black only, 54s long zyd. loo
rs PR. 5.es aChromspuns Draw
Draperies. solid color Jacquard
pattern, gOs long -------- 4.99
Street Floor, washington Only
1000 Yds. 1.6e-2.25 Drapery,
Elipcover Remnants. to Sgd.
lengths, assorted fabrics. 36v TO
az wide ------- I'd. sc
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Knit Ui.sIies

Street Floor, Washington
e-s.ss Fomous Make Nylon
Tricot Slips. Sizes a and 70 4.99
6s-l.e5 % 2.s5 Famous Make
Nyion Tricot PantieA Broken
size range ------------ - tstU
s-5.95 Dutchess Nylon Tricot
slips. Broken sire range 2.99
ID-7.ss Famous Make Nylon
Tricot Gowns. Dress length;
sire 32 $50
Ie--i.99 Cotton Pilsse slips $50
Evening star., 1955-11-03

|of 400 persons. including repre-
|sentatives Of foreign embassies
here. that the slime has come
when we can look beyond grants
|ip-aid TO trade. travel and In
|festment. as 8 primary means o.
building economic strength whers
new strength Is needsds d q,
Tree world.
Expansion Of world trade b
production Of tarins and Other
trade barriers has been sought
les the alternative to continuing
American aid TO foreign lands
Ihe said.
Americans must develop
greater confidence In the ability
|of the American economy "to
meet and overcome healthy In
|ternational competition On q free
enterprise basis-and with q
minimum Of Government help, =
he said.
The luncheon. held In the
Willard Hotel. was sponsored by
the World Trade Committee Of
the Trade Board.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

2s, both 81 1913 gth St. nv.
esssnss scn I AfTs Sas " a1a 1s.s k1stis q Law
Irwin Yonng' ir. no, Altoona. pa, AND
Laura Sknge1 5000 North Capitol ST.
Cleveland Thomaeson. q. 1898 HlelIe
|. St. ST 2 - srS 1clfiA Coates, rs, te2b
Pred Hsmsrs Is. 20sa zth Il. ne. and
csrolSn faxiO, is, $50 Division ave.
|Dsniies 6nderson. as, seae 18Th It. NV,
and Viola Smith %. 1910 9th st. nv.
Robert Halseino, %. LatonsyIlle. Nd.
Charles BAILEY. 90. 1897 9TH st, s.ws
and Lucille Manus, 10. e1b Columbia
Windsid Penney. s., 1et Elmirs st, lsy;.
' Rse Asr A. A.aEtYg sssf ssS. ss 'ss ss. ss. z:
Maurice Washineton. Is. and Betty
Gross. q. both of .45e Kings ct. NV.
Franklin Jones, "a. 4472 Hunt pl- me-.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Mattresses,
BOE Springs

Loaper Leuel, Arlington Only
I--sl.bo EngIander sSs5 Coli
Extra Firm Mattress, heavy
woven ticking. double size.
soiled z-5---- -i.zs-s.--------s-z3 = z3.t0
I-ls.5o Serta sles Corr Mat
tress, heavy woven ticking,
double size. soiled $50
I-17.So EngIander Mattress.
preblIiit borders, disc. style,
double size 20.00
1--s7.5e BOX Spring, fancy
woven ticking, double size.
l--A0.se Serta Box EpFing,
multi-coil construction, disc.
ticking, double size 1s.00
I--S2.5o SyIccn Restwell Mat
tress, stitched prebuilt borders.
disc. ticking, twin size 1850
I--lo.55 EnEIander Super
Bodyguard Mattress. firm,
heavy woven ticking, twin size
soiied -z---------s--.- 4---S wv
l-4o.5o serta APosture -eases
Mattress, extra firm. disc.
ticking, twin size -1e.68
llo.so Highlander sF0am-tops
Mattress, stitched prebuiIt
borders, decorator ticking. twin
Size 4-@--@&-s- = - ai-.- e0stS
l-s5.5o Englander Mattress,
prehuilt borders, disc. style,
twin size --------- 1899
I--49.sO EngIander $50 C0irs,
Mattress, extra firm, disc. style,
twin size q. 80
l--s7.5o EneIandeF Isox Spring,
sturdy coil construction, twin
size 1882
l-l0.5o Simmons Deep1leep Box
Spring, twin size, soiled 3i.00
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Day Of Recollection

Catholic nurses in the WASH
ineton archdiocese win observe
q day Of recollection. starting 1t
8 an Saturday at the Washins-
ton Retreat House. 1000 Hare
wood road NE. The Very Rev.
Ignatius Smith Of Catholic uni
|yersity will be In charge.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Mattresses,
BOH S,Drisaas

3rd Floor, Washangton Only
Is2.5o RestweIl Innerspring
Mattress, firm, disc. ticking.
twin size ---------------- ze.S9
I-s2se Foster White Swan
Mattress. stitched prebuiit bor-
ders, heavy ticking. twin size,
s0iled -----------.5- ---- x9.SO
I62.5e Foster White Swan
Box Spring. helical-tied con-
struction, twin size z9.99
I-4S.5e Ecrta le5 Con Mattress,
disc. ticking. twin size, soiled
1888
1--ss.5o Serta aFoam Top Mat
tres, fancy woven ticking, twin
size, soiled ---- 1888
1--ss.se serta Box Spring. rose.
u charcoal ticking. twin size
---------ss-5--.-----z4.99 z4.99
l-2eso rnnefsnEine Mattress,
rolled edess striped ticking.
twin slae - { 2-z---le. e.e8
i2s.se 16z srslns striped
ticking twin sire sDiled i45s
flnso MFtnehs aron HsIIy-
wood EleaS ara Outfit twin
Size. innsfspIing mattress link
spring base. sample l.5S
lsS.so sinslasns Mattress,
crushproof borders, disc. tick
ing, twin size, soiled 4z.50
1-ss.5o simzaons Box sprlng.
disc. ticking. twin sire, n.
earnple $3.50
s-S.ss Foam Latex Pillows,
zippered covers, soiled "a. 2.sS
Evening star., 1955-11-03

has gained its economic strength
by encouraging business initia-
tive, investment Of risk capital
and resourcefulness to meet coni-
petition
aour national policy" Mr.. Nc
clellan told members Of the
Washington Board Of Trade.
"forbids restraint Of trade. car
tells, and monopolies BY secret
agreement. our economic sys-
tenn is based upon the free enter
prise concept there Is no need
for trade barriers between any
OF the States as q protection
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Notions

Street Floor, Washington Onlv
5e--7sc Ironing Board Covers,
assorted colors 59c
20--2.9s Door Hampers, assorted
coiors -.-----149 149
16-s.9s German-made Pinkers
4.9s
25-s.ss KIelnert's Girdles I.6s
30--ssc Rubber Kneeiing Pads
2Dc
1s-1.is Pants Hangers, TO hold
6 pafrs s.-....s----59o 80
3s.ss Chests as S -s.s9
Evening star., 1955-11-03

against competition resulting
from restrictive, less rewarding
concepts Of enterprise.
Unfortunately. the United
States Is today one Of the few
nations with such complete eco
|nonic freedom and individual
opportunity"
Mr.. Mcclellan said the Eisen-
hover administration Is engaged
in q policy Of gradual. two-way
removal of trade barriers Of all
kinds, simultaneous with the re-
moval Of the causes Of those
barriers.
He told . luncheon audience
Evening star., 1955-11-03

and Marsuerit.- Edmunas. 80. seIs
Knox pi. s.e.
Charles Pyne. IS. 1914 18th st. p.va
and Lucie johnson. rs. Huron. Q. Dak.
WilIiam Brooks %, chattanootas Tenn,
and Willis conkis. is. a7I0 Terrscs
Dupslt Cohen q, and neshlls Rossn-
libby ssriskisnd, e, so5i TunisH "a
IRaS Doxpsys ifa "a, Roanoke, va, ana
Daniel SNYDER. 80. RuftensE1lle. Md ana
Helen eulliysns ~. seso 18th 81 ~
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Found

Second FIOor. Washington Only
2ys.so 10 so Bras. Girdles,
CoFsettes. Discontinued styles:
broken size range LOO
so-5.ss Girdiea Taperettes.
Bras. Discontinued styles, broken
size range 2.ss
Is-Fortuna Girdles, Panties.
Tearose; broken size range 2.ss
l-7.Se maternity Panty Girdle.
size 81 ------------------2.o9
Evening star., 1955-11-03

srd Floor washinptoa Only
IS Decorated Tuneheon Sci,
81 Be. seryice Tor 8 S.lDs
ID0 Decpratsd I,aby Plates
2ss HIask Metal C6nstls
Scts, 3-pc. l.49
ls-lss Square Pyrex Covered
Casseroles 0ec
Is--I.09 Decorated KarthenWare
Tidhit Trays ---------4- = 40
25--5sc Decorated Range Sets.
3-pc. $1,000. 4.-------------- DC
s-6.g5 Pottery Tumhler Sets.
e-pc. with brass holder s.9S
l2-a.9s Black Metal and Wicker
Kangaroo Servers LOO
Evening star., 1955-11-03
GOres
Street floor. washington

ss Pairs2.oo Fabric Gloves.
Rayon with suede-like finish;
bright colors: broken size range
:. -. - --A------ I.4S
"a Pairs-2.oe Gloves Woven
fabric, nyion stretch. White or
black: lit sizes 6 to 8--1.Oo
SIS PaIrs-2.oo Fabric Gloves.
Double woven nyion, snortie
styls, Beige, navy. gold, brown;
sizes 8 TO Q IN group Loo
Evening star., 1955-11-03
NeaIiaees

Second FIoor, Washington
sB-s.gD 70 B.s9 Cotton Crepe
Robes and DuSters. Broken size
5o-s.0o Cotton Quit Jumpers.
Upper front: misses broken size
range ---.-.... loo
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Teesss' Wens.

4th Floor. Washington Only
s-Teens' 1888 Raincoats Of cor
tinroy .-.----.. 600
l-2.99 Cotton Poplin Unlined
Jackets !. l.6S
$3.50 Cotton Fiaid Or Plain
Sport shirts L69
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Hosiery

Street Floor. Washington
i27 Pairs As Iss sheer NyIons.
Broken size and color range
--s.-----------2 prs. 100
Is Pairs 2.ss Wool slipper Socks.
Discontinued styles. small size
only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go
Sc Pairs 7sc Budget Nylons.
Discontinued colors, broken size
range -----------2 prs. LOO
81 Pairs I.oo Wool Socks. Broken
size range .----------S9o
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Sport tSsCemf'
Second floor, Washington
cfrenf Flanr lglfnnSnm

Stfeet 3'lQ0F, AfIillgt0n
$50 and 4.ss Sweaters. Assorted
styles. fabrics. coiors. 81 to 40
In group = 4---- =: Z. 2.D0
$50 Corduroy Fancy Pants. As
sorted cclor, broken sire 400
40 % 500 Cotton Blouses. Asst.
c0l0rs. broken size range 1.aa
5,0S TO ssS8 Winter Cotton skirts.
Assorted dark shades; broken
bi1e thkiee - esS1
Evening star., 1955-11-03

HOMsesrMres
5fd Floor. Washin0to,i:; :;

5fd Floor, Washington;
LoiDer Lepel. Arlington
1S-3.s5 Merry Mops," self
wringing, cellouse sponge LOO
lo--1.00 Peg Board Panels with
IoO--l.2s Wool Triangular Floor
24-2.ss Wonder Wand Car
Washers, long handles 100
l5-2.9s Metal Shoe Shine
Boxes -~----------- LOO
30-3.9S Metal Wall Cabinets
for bathroom. etc. AS Is L99
I0o--59c Aluminium Tumb-
75-l.oO Enamel Dish Pans.
10-qt. size -4----- ----- 600
i50 Soc Snap : On Gutter
Guards, keeps leaves out 29c
30--5.98 Aluminium Indoor
Bafhtub Dryers A-----.. 3.9e
2o-l.oo Wonder Cleaning Metal
Polish SOC
I5e-Irregs. s79 Rubber Land
lisg Mats -------gp
Evening star., 1955-11-03

Ntreet Floor. WnshiFgt01l
20 500 Bags. Leathers or fab
TICS --a-s > :. = ~. ~ ; ~. bsVv-
15-7.9S Leather Bags s.97s
ss.95 and 1895 Bags Leather
or 1n0T3cn 4. + > - = v = y, n w.UW
rs Vomen's 100 Belts. As
IS 100 Bags. Plastics Or fab
riCE y ~ - : A.DUs
spfRs fnx
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Furniture

4kh Floor, W1SlLtJlgL0 TON Only
2-.Il.9B Arm : style Bride
Chairs. tubular steel frames.
legs, green or coral plastic
seats 90
l-l7.95 Oval Bridge Table. grey
metal frame, legs. coral plastc
top --s--4----.------------ t.S9
I.--ls.s5 Lane Cedar Chest, ma
hogany finished. capital style
---------4---.4 ---.4.----z--44---19.9s
Ass Bar stool with back.
black metal with chartreuse
plastic seat and back 2.s9
l--l995 Step End Table, lined
oak finish, formica top -2-s.97
1885 Button Back Modern Arm
Lounge. Gold mattalesse CONF
bination. Foam seat ---s9.s1
1--el.e5 Maple Refectory DIM
rite Table, Duxbury finish. as
Is ---A------------ 3A.S8
1--s.S5 Mar stool, black metal
legs, chartreuse plastic seat RAT
l--le9.D5 Solid Maple Corner
China Cabinet, Duxhury finish,
disc. style -6s.SI
I--2s.95 Pier Bookcase, nnahog.
finished hardwood 14.9T
l--l7.5o Fiip-Top Console Table,
Duncan Phyfe style, mahog.
veneers -----------.--.-- xe.S5
z--1l.95 Foot Stools. beige or
sage fabric padded tops, malog.
finished hardwood 5.99
lass Hostess Tote Table. 2
brass trays. mahog. finished legs
and trim .---A-.,--@---~---J.D9 .D9
1855 KnuckIe Arm Chair. Foam
cushion. gray damask cover,
ies.sS Chest, l-draWefs wax
birch iinished hardwood IT.ss
Fiss-asi itssase
LOtCer LepeI, Arlington QpIv
I--149g End xhblt 1llelf and
scalIoped gallery edEs. niahog.
yeneerS ----- - = --..z 1s11
I--le.95 Boston-styie Rocker,
mahog. finished hardwood 1887
l--le.Bo Commode End Table. q
drawers, mahog. yeneers 9.s7
l--I4.e5 Cocktail Table, glass
insert top. scailoped edge. ma
hog veneers A--.----s- I.e5
1--e.SS Ottoman. black iron legA,
cl1artreuse plastic coyer---19s
l--l9.s5 Capitalists Chair, unin-
ished hardwood ---------4. o.sJ
1-s.S5 Unpainted Magaxine
Rack, I pockets 4.99
I---1495 Step End Table. 18th
Century style. nahog. yeneers
l--11.e5 Unfinished Toy Chest
kiln-dried knotty pine 5.e7
I4.sS Bar Stool. black tubular
steel legs. frame. coral plastic
seat and back $1,000 1.e5
I--l3.95 Magazine Basket, mod
ern lined oak seat and back 5.gT
1--17.95 Bridge Table. black
metal frame. legs, chartrelise
plastic top 9.99
Evening star., 1955-11-03
INF Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington
Little Giri1 I.S9 flannel Lined
Bluejeans. sizes 3 and I only,
100
Little Girls 7.ss Corduroy
Jumpers. Sizes 3 TO 6x $50
Girlsi 2A9 and $50 Corduroy
Fancy rants. Sizes 5 to 6x go
Girls 4.9s Printed Corduroy
Vests. Sizes 8 to 6x -------- 2.l)e
80 and $50 shawis. Pastel
c0lOfB ----------------S.U0
2.ee and 80 Sacque Sets. Pastel
Boys 2.ss White Shirts. Long
sleeves. Sizef 5 and 9 only Zoo
4oc Plastic Pants. Medium and
large sizes x5e
l.99 Baby Biiini Diaper Covers
with Dacron Diaper. For hoys
or girls, sizes large and extra
large Il ~ Sec
2.9S Dresses. Stripes and prints.
Broken size range 3 to SIX I.80'
ToddlerS 2.9s Dresses. Prints or
solids: broken size range. 8
months to 3 years 1.SDi
Girls, 2.99 70 500 Housecoats.
Cotton Or nylon; sizes 8 and
6x Observation-Disclosures LOO
ChiIdren's 90 Socks. Pastels:
sizes ( to 55s ---s---------. $50
40 Cotton Blankets. Rayon
satin binding; size 36x50. Pink.
white. yellow ----------- zoo
100 Polo Shirts. Screen prints
on front; sizes 4 to 8 -----Soc
Evening star., 1955-11-03
HssssaII IIsercItiefs

Mems white Handkerchiefs.
White cotton y 10 for Ice
Mems soc Linen Initial Hand
kerchiefs. Hemstitched hens;
broken assortment Sc
Mems SO Hand Embroidered
Initial handkerchief. sheer
cottons, hand-rolled hens 500
Mems ana Women's e5c TO 39c
Handkerchiefs. Some irregulars.
Mems In white, women's In
prfnts 8 for LOO
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Girls Weas.
IN Floor Wash hiaCton:
,JagssSeD1-s' Weegs.

Second Floor, Warrington
lo-7.es BIackwatch Corduroy
I5z2.sS Wool Dresses 1900
Bs.oe 10 11.D8 Cottons, broken
sizes 400
2s--i4.gs u 1885 Rayon ana
Wool Dresses HOO
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Street Floor, Washington,
Arlington

arlington
i.ss ana 2.Ds siIk Scsrfs. So"
squares ia colorful prints; hand
rolled hems l.S0
Street Floor, washington OnlD
S3-2.ss and $50 shrugs. Wool
or orion .-@4--- : =. -------. l.b9
l4B-l.0O and i.S9 Blouses.
Broken assortment -------lgc
li-299 and $50 stolea. Wool
or nylon; hand -knotted fringe;
pastels . .'----- --llb0
s-s.ss wool sIsirts Broken as
sortment ------.-.-z. zee
15s.9e Blouses. Nyions and
cottons: broken assortment 2,B9
Evening star., 1955-11-03
BOys' w esls.

Boys Wgu1'
md Hoor. washington; Street FioOr. arlington
$50 Wool Slipper Socks
Uppers of 1905 wool III red green Of blue pat y -
tern effects EoIes Of washable leather. All a9W
from famous maker Medium and large sizes
2.oo Cotton FIonneI Ski Puiomos
patterns styled With crew neck breast pocket .38
and boxer waist trousers Sizes to Is.
2.9o Corduroy Sport Shirts
Made Of fine quality pinWale corduroy. Long
sleeve style with two breast pockets. Broken = HAM
assortment IN sizes to ie Just lo8 shirts At ueX0
this price
2nd Floor ~ GshingfOn Only
2oc 10 5oc cotfon Hose
Assorted styles including Dayy Crockett pat 6.n~
terms and various coiorful stripes. Sizes to 60
losh. Stock up now At this low pricel 00
3i--z.ss Khaki siseks sizes l4 l6, Is--------I.9S
is2ss. 30s Denim Josksss, broken
7-z.9c coffon Jsans, broken szes-------------i.49
s6pn. i.s9 399 Lesihsr Cloves broken --.Ss
4s-s9e Wkss coftos Tee shins, sizes ond sse
3sYoushs 79s-l2s5 Dress slseks broken Sizes At
e--YouiisS, Students iS.9s-z4.95 speH cosss
iejs I6sS-z4.9S Lens Pant suiss Sizes 6-9----7.se
l1--Yeushs', Students 1895, 1885 Year Reund
Sutss button roll style, sizes l536 III group
z-14s5 Two-Troussr Year Rssnd Suits sizes s-i6i4ss
3s-i.0o Rubber Rain hots srnI size Zoe
ss
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Lingerie

Second FLOOR, washington
ID Cotton Challls Gowns. Broken
Sixc1 : 49, y = s ~ : - AsaN
lS Cotton Plisse Gowns. Extra
sizes III broken range z for 800
is 40 Nylon Tric0t Slips.
Broken sine range -- 1.0os
100 Cotton Crepe Paya1nas.
Broken size range % I.9D
$50 Cotton PIisse Waltz
Length Gowns. Broken size
range -~@-----@---- - $3.50 l.v0
6-5.0o Rayon ChalIis Print
waltz Gowns. Broken size 2.9s
So--1.2e Cation Bullt-up Sh0ul-
der slips. Broken size range Loo
a3.D9 Cotton shorty Pajamas.
Broken sire range 4s-----2.0o
Evening star., 1955-08-15
TAM O'SHANTER
Continued From Page A-12

title was captured by Wifi
Smith, l8-year-old from St.
Clair, Mich, with a 309.
Miss Berg. Miss Smith and
Sanders had won the All-Amer-
ican titles in their respective di-
visions last week.
BoroS, who was two strokes off
the pace entering the final round,
swept past Bo Wtninger, the 54-
hole leader, and Wally Ulrich and
Gene Littler, just one stroke off
the three quarter pace, in his
drive to the rich prize.
Haas took the $4,000 second
prize with his sparkling final
round. while a 3-way tie devel-
oped at 284 between Littler. Bri-
tish Open Champion Peter
Thomson and Henry Ransom
Each collected $500.
Ulrich finished in a tie with
Antonio Cerda of Argentina at
2S5, worth $3.50 to each. while
two deadlocked at 286, Fred
Hawkins and Lionel Hebert, who
collected $1,750 apiece.
I Winninger, faltering to a final
rs. wound up in a three-way tie
at 287 with Jay Hebert and Ros-
burg. with 1,433 going to each
Middlecoff, the No. l money
winner until Boros' cleanup in
the world. was wedged with
six others at 289. Doug Ford. the
National, PGA and All-Americar
winner, was grouped with Sam
Snead and six others at 300.
I Jack Fleck the National Oper
Champion, was embedded at 295
and defending world" titlist
Toski. could do no better thar
296.
Evening star., 1955-08-15
MAJOR LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING (based on 300 at bats)-s
Kaline, Detroit, .34S; Kuenn, Detroit.
3o3; Power, Kansas CITY. .3l9. /

Kaline. Detroit, .34s; Kuenn. Detroit.
.323: Power. Kansas City. .3la;
cago. .308.
RUNS-Kaline. Detroit. %; Mantle. New
York. 95; Smith, Cleveland. 81; Good
man. oBston, so; Tuttle, Detroit, rs,
RUNS BATTED N--Jensen, Boston. 30;
s9one Rs5ro stro,t ss beFrs e. NeE ,usS5 YSf5'
Boston, rs
HITS--Kaline, Detroit, 1877; Kuenn, De-
troit. 147; Smith. Cleveland 145,
Power. Kansas City, l44; Fox. Chi
cago, 1874.
man. Boston and Power. Kansas CITY,
y; smith, Cleveland and Finisan'
TRIPLEs-Mantie and Carey, New York,
HOME RUNS-Mantle,. New York 81:
Zauchin. Boston, Kaline, Detroit and
Terniai; Tazp kansas CITY "a; serFa' New
stolen BAsEs-Rivera. Chicago. 20;
Jensen, Boston and Minoso. Chicago.
IL: BuSby' chicaso' 10; Smith CleVe-
PITCHING biased on 10 decisions, -
Byrne. New York, l1-3: $50: D9no-
a son 81 caeas6 ago F4 Ford New New YoFf Hala EOS
;es4 Wynn, Cleveland, A.. .667;
NIXON; Boston; l2-6, a.66i; go
Z. ,
Turley New York. 1873; Hoeft. Detroit.
I65; Pierce Chicago. los; wynn.
LEAGUE HOME RUNs-74o GeeOrd is
a73 set in 1850.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING Based on 800 at batsi.--
Ashburn. Philadelphia,, .33a: kluszew-
Brooklyn, 329 Burgess, CincInnati,
.3l5: snider, Brooklyn. 30s.
RUNS-snider. BROOKLYN. 100; Kluszew-
fs.; nai,i' "Sns %; Mays. New York, 81; Post,
Cincinnati, So; Bruton. Milwaukee. s..
Runs BAITED iN-Snider. Brooklyn,
aos KlGszswski Ss,a Gineinnds st,,. S9;
Dnia. p. Mays Ney York. SIS
HITS-KluszewSk. Cincinnati. l62; Pest
and Bell Cincinnati. l45; Aaron
Mi!wsqkee. l44 Ashburn, Philadst'
D0UBLEs~Losan. Milwaukee. 81: Post
Cincinnati. 20, Reese. Brooklyn and
Ashburn. Philadelphia. -; snider
TRIPLES Bruton, Milwaukee and, Long
Pittsburgh, 8; Ciemente, Pittsburgh
HOME sevfn RuSsklussewsR SsyeEs see Eiin Cincinnati
brooklyn. 8s; Mays, New York. 50
Mathews. Milwaukee. 30: -.
einnSti Rd' TAShse; and Mays. New si' Yofk. IS
Gillian, Brooklyn. IL.
PITCHING Based on 10 deciSionsl =
Newcombe. Brooklyn, 1873, .s57
Ersklne, Brooklyn. 1914 IA; Loes
Brooklyn. "a. 692: Labine. Brooklyn
Il-5, .6ss; Roberts. Philadelphia
srRIKEo1UTSs-Jones, chicaso. 14s
Roberts. Philsdelphia, l4O: Neweombe
Rush. Chicago. lo9.
Brooklyn, 125: Haddix. ST. Louis. Ill
LEAGUE HOME RUNS-995 Record Ii
1f97 set in 1889.
Evening star., 1955-08-15
Sotch Paige Signed

GREENSBORO, N. c.. Aug.
Is (P.-The Greensboro Patriots
of the Class B Carolina League
have signed Leroy (SatcheD
Paige, veteran Negro pitcher
who has played with several
major league clubs. Paige is
scheduled to pitch his first game
Wednesday night against Reids-
vile.
Evening star., 1955-08-15
WEEKEND FIGHTS
BY the Associated Press

PORTLAND, Orcg .-Bobo Olsen. 1875
San Francisco. outpointed Jimmy Mar
tinez. 1888 Glendale, AriZ.. uOD non
titleD.
HOLLYWOOD. Calif-Junius Wash
ington, 1885,. Oakland, Calf, out
Angeles, Il9J.
MONTEVIDEo. Uruguay Kid Gavi'
ian. Isl "a. Havana Cuba. stopped jusr
Burgues, 1901. Uruguay, "a.
Evening star., 1955-08-15

Moon t@1 Sarni, Bower, Poholsky.
ErroIs-None Runs bstted in--Poholsky,
Musial C2,, Moon. Virdon,. Kluszewski
o. TTo-base hits-Musisl; Freeman
Sacrifice Poholsky. Double play
Schoendienst to Stephenson to Moon.
Left on nbaSes-Cincinnati. Z: st. Louis,
Collum. z: of Poholsky, @ Struck out
sky, 3. Hits-Ofi Fowler, in z innings;
2 in % inning: of Poholsky, o in 10
1faced batter in sth., Runs and earned
of Collum, IL; of Poholsky. 80 Of
Arroyo Ii. Winning piteher-Poholsky
7-6.l Losing pitcher--Collum (o-7o
Time-2:33 Attendance-l0,36l
Evening star., 1955-08-15

SINGLED TO Skowron in eth
, Grounded out for Diering In Sth.
New York --...- 900 40 200
Baltimore - 10 900 000-2
Runs-Bauer (2) Berra, Mantle 81,
Ford, Marsh Diertng. Error1-~Diering
Runs ba:ted in-Philley, Marsh. Skow-
ron, Bauer (2l, Mantle t2l. Collins t2l
Two-hase hits-Marah. Smith, Berra
Carey. Home runs--Bauer Mantle
Sacriiiees--Abrams, Rizzuto, Konstanty
Collins. Double Plays-Carey to Nc
DouEald to Skowron; McDougald to Col
Inns to Rizzuto; Carey to Skowron
Gray Gray tS Marsh to TriapddNfss,i dfs,iro-e Lett q q
Bases on balls-Ofi Ford. 8; of Lopat. 2
OF Brown, .: OF Gray. /, Struck out
BY Ford, 4: by Lopat, :! by Brown
by Gray. Hits-or Ford; in 6h
on Lopat g In ga INNINGS of Brown
/" in ga innings: of Gray. in
innings. Runs and earned rnns-Of
Ford CO.. of Lopat 90; cfi Brow
2-a); of Ronstanty 900; of Graz
t0-Ol. Wild pitches-Ford, Brown. Win
ming pitcher-Ford 43-6' LosinI
Evening star., 1955-08-15
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