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Bra-Girdle Salesman

Bra-Girdle Salesman
Following ladies speciality shops.
dept: ory-goods stores; To sell fast
Tor line $50 established accounts
given. Md. Del; P e; Va; Pray
BERNSTEIN. Southern Hotel. Ralti-
more Md. Monday. Is
RRICKLAYFRS. 20 white. lst class
mechanics OF. advanced apprentice
Apply on lob. sunset Manor. mr..
Baileys Crossroads, Alex. Va; l yr.'s
BRICKLAYERs. at 5000 N. H. ave;
long lob; must be 1st-class me-
BERICKIAYERs - First-class me-
chanics; top pay. regular work; See
Mr.. Latham, 4gl5 Earlston drive.
Dir: Out Mass. ave. block past
District line to jamestown I'd, right
4 blocks to Earlston dr.. left block
BRICKLAYERs, LIST class. good pay
for good mechanic, 8 days week.
Open shop. Call after 6. 20.
S-S2l6 -26
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THOs. j. OWEN q SON, Aactioneefs
Illl & ST. NV.

story ROW sRIckk DWELLING
S1MSER isss 5 sTREET. SOUTH:
By. virtue Of . certain deed Of ,rusi
FOLIO as et seq. Of the land record.
Of the District Of Columbia. and 81
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction IN front
THE ting gEsnlEei n TH pRS *
b oehl5 ie ne so At noSE
scribed land and premises. situate
in the District. of Columbia. and des-
ignated as and being Lot SO In Her.
Sn; Ssr Sp q pteo oss p Ssua are
Once Of the Surveyor for the Dis
triet q Columbia. in Liber 30 at
Terms: Sold subject to q prior
building associationt deed Of trust
for approximately So, s34 :SS further
particulars OF which viii be an
ease Or &C . soy. o: sa Sse tr sc to pu Be-
paid IN, cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
required. Conveyancing, recording.
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
nents made as OF date Of sale. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the
trustees
DOWNEY RICE.
FRED j. RICE, JR.
and pooLEY,i I HssSrney.
for Noteholder. 1904 K st. NV,
WASHINGTON .. D. C. Sterling 3-l205.
ap1 SGT, 22,25,27.
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1911 q st. tST. 3-3664D
ACCOUNTANTS

ACCOUNTANTS
Public accountant. 1880 st. SiUC
Semi Srs. (3,. for CPA TO $50 wk
Bookkeepers t5) S75 to 500
Bkkpr.,. constr exper., Alex TO 500
Jr. accts. go. excel. ODD. young
Asst. bkkpr.. NV. exper., 70 $40
Asst. bkkpr., cxper, ne. $50
Asst, bkkpr., Arl. exper. - S65-STO
Accounts rec. elk. Alex. $50 up
Cost clerk. exper Bethesda $50
Elerk-typists t2l to S2!5 mo.
Sales mgr. trainee 24-2S - to $500
Field underwater, ms. - TO $500
Sales, some engr educ. to 100
Sales traipee, mems wear $50
Once clerks t3l $50 ia, sos wk.
ATLAS AGCY. RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. Room SOC
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By. Order CREDITORS COMMITTEE
OF BRADLEY'S, INC. ap21.25,27
ADAM A. WESCHLER a SON.
tioneers-Appraisers,
LIQUIDATION SALE
HiQh. Grada Gfork 80 AFa,f

C&SS4CA l1OlN GALE
High Grade Stock of Mems
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Including
Excello: Jansen. Troy Bronzini, Carter
Zero King, Lilly Dache. Freshman
JSayson. Westminster. Jackinan
SMALL STOCK LADIES' WEAR
Practically New PHILIPPINE Mahogany
WALL AND FLOOR CASES
Midget Marking Machine: Mirrors
Se''ee e. E. c hfR coE Reff Els' Etc
BY Public Auction y.
at Bradley's, Inc. $3.50 Georgia Avenu,
Silver Spring. Maryland
April . IS. i { ! = is s Am.
Dress and sport shirts. neekwear
entertainments. sweaters. braces
belts, carriers. pajamas. hosiery
siaets trousers ' iaeEsss Se Nestc sasts
ralncoats. walking shorts. loungine
and bath robes. dresses. blouses
shirts, beach Eear. cologne, toilet
water. shaving lotion, small leather
goods. watch bands. jewelry. etc.
Modern high-grade Philippine mahos.
any fuorescent illuminated wall and
tables and fitting mirror, to match
Kimball Midget" ticket marker
pair settees. female manikin Goa,
forms. rugs. office desk, awning
By ordei CREDITORS. COMMITTEE
Of BRADIEY's INC. ap2I .25,27
THOS. j. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers,
iii E ST. NV.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO
sfRGET. Nv e PREMISES sa5 T
Sz li Ssr q No. P ss Of Tr iuo r:s 4
the Land Records Of the District Of
Columbia, We shall sell in front of
the premises on THURSDAY THE
9TH DAY OF MAY AID, 1855 AT
T TVS 1.Tll S ,s O'CLOCK PM; Lot Lot
in David L. Morrison and others
subdivision OF lots In Square num-
bered Three hundred sixty-flve
1850, as per plat recorded in
Liber H.. D.. c. at folio 6, in the
Once Of the Surveyor for said
Terms OF Sale: All cash. Deposit of
Ferns Of rs sae d Sc e ts Of sas
within thirty days from date Of
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to. resell the property at
purchaser, after Ave days advertise.
ment of such resale in some news
paper published inAthe District Of
Columbia. or deposit may be for
feited. or without FORGETTING de-
post, trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable
rights AGAINST defaulting purchaser.
Further particulars at time of sale.
Adjustment of Real Estate taxes to
date of sale. All conveyancing,
recording and revenue stamps, etc,
at cost of purchaser.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, JR,,
JUNIOR r. CROWELL,
Surviving Trustees.
THos. u OWEN. 4 SON, Auctioneers,
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ACCOUNTING CLERK--Young mar
70 handle sales records a.n ana ss Dssr
national ora. b-daS wk. Usual en-
ploye benefits. Air cond.. once. Cal
Mt. Neish. or Mr.. Hedrick. Ma g.
AssisT. ACCT. sago: sxpers auto.
under IS yrs. GENERAL EMPLOY-
MENT. 1907 II NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES
WILLIAM d. PAYNE. Atm

WILLIAM D. PAYNE. Attorney,
s05 Perpetual Building.
Filed April z. 1876. Harry NJ. Hull
Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
I6r the District of Columbia -
afLp q F oscAs r. DS WxlK2Ek Elan e Al
5 s.MoRpER 81 P HgsioI III NJ.
The object Of this. suit is to obtain
a judgment establishing Of record
by adverse POSSESSION plaintiffs title
to Lot 30 in SQUARE A.. said prop
s scty pen n inc more Da5tisuars de
motion OF the plaintiff. it is this
9TH day OF April. 1865, ordered
that the defendant. Oscar N. Walker,
# living, cause his appearance to
Pc fer. entered daI herein eIn on OF PetSre The
and legal holidays, occurring after
the day Of the first publication Of
this order, otherwise the cause. will
&c proceeded With as in case of de-
fault, provided a copy Of this
three successive weeks In the wash
Evaning Star before said day: and
that the unknown defendants. the
unknown heirs. devisees. and alien
ees Of Oscar n Walker, II deceased;
herein on or before the FIRST rule
day occurring three months after
the first publication hereof, other
wise the cause will be proceeded with
as In case OF default. provided
COPY OF this order be published twice
e month Tor three months in The
Evening Star Is, EDWARD NJ. CUR
RAN, Judge. Seal [,ttest: HARRY
M HULL CLERK. BY JOHN B.
NOONE, Deputy Clerk. ~
ap1 S.25-my2,9 -jel,S
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C0UNTERMAN, for cafeteria style
restaurant; nightwork; closed Sum
days and holidays. Apply TERRY'S
TAVERN. 3 H st. NV. --25
ave. NV.
C0UNTERMAN - Kosher-style deli.
catessen; must be ton man for fast
store; excellent salary to right man.
Apply SHIRLINGTON DELEGATES
sen, Arl,. Va. TIE. 6-OO96. go
COUNTERMAN, day work: good pay.
Apply 1899 Columbia pike, Arl-
ington, Va, next to Navy Annex.
CRANE OPERATOR, colored. Branch
Of leading automotive concern has
immediate opening for experienced
crane operator for evening shift.
4;30 to am. Courteous. person.
able and ambitious man only; must
have d. c. drivers permit and good
record; excellent starting salary plus
commission and company dement's.
Apply Mr.. D'Anna, CALL CARL.
INC. 1901 w. Virginia ave. ne.
CREDIT ,TRAINEE, s275: no car nee.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT. 1907
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ACCOUNTING ~.
STUDENT
NV. LOCATION

NV. LOCATIUN
Excellent opportunity for a youpf
ing night school, or q recent grad
uate. Preference given to applicant,
with cost accounting experience In
private industry. 5-days 40-houI
week. Liberal benefits.
1s41 @ St. NV. Room zoe
---26
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HOUSEHOLD PuRNrrURF,
FURNISHINGS. CHINA.

FURNISHINGS. CHINA,
GLASSWARE. ETC.
AT PU BL1c CTloN
Consisting in Part Of
Pleyel French Baby Grand Piano,
Carved Lifting Top Chest. Mahogany
Dining Room Furniture, Mahogany
and Walnut Bedroom Furniture,
Upholstered Sofas, Arm Chairs and
Occasional Chairs. 5-Piece Chrome
Dinette Set, Drop-Leaf Gate Leg
Tables. Nest Of 3 Mahogany Tables.
Coffee and End Tables. Fireplace
Equipment, Toro Gas Power Mower,
New Portable Shower. Books. Paint
ings. Pictures, China, Glassware.
AT SLOAN GALLLERIEs
us 18th Street NV.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a AT 10 AM.
c. q. SLOAN e. CO., INC, Aucts.
ap26.
THOs. ]. OWEN Q SON, Auctioneefs.
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AUCTION SALE or FouR-BED.
BRICK DWELLING, BEING Known
sfAcF PR NnR4Hwrs ITf1s LAN1EF
By virtue Of the authority vested IN
me. will offer for sale at public
auction In front Of the premises on
1856 AT FIVE O'clock PM. Loi
4O4 Square 1859. subject to cove
nants and restrictions OF record. il
any. same being improved by prem
Uses 1918 Lanier Place. Northwest
TERMS OF SALE: One third of pur.
chase money to be paid In cash
and the balance payable In two
equal annual installments repre-
scented by the purchasers promis.
sorry notes PAYABLE in one, and two
deed Of trust on the property sold
and bearing interest at 1--WE per
centum per annum. PAYABLE quar-.
option, A deposit e q q ss S5SH % IL J
cash or certified check therefore
REQUIRED At time Of sale, Examine
ing and revenue stamps to be paid
piled with within twenty go, days
from day Of sale. otherwise deposit
will be forfeited as liuuidated dam
ages, whereupon all rights of the
purchaser shall stand terminated
Possession given with settlement
Trustee reserves the right to with
draw property from sale inspection
before day of sale can be arranged
with undersigned trustee. GEORGE
G. GERMAN, Trustee. $50 18th
Street, NV. ap16.1s,20.22.25
THOs. J. OWEN q son. Auctioneers
III 81 NV
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THOs. j. OWEN q SON, Auctioneer.
III E st, NV.

Trustees, Sale Of Valuable pETACHEE
A AS FE sTREaT F NoRTHEA ISL WAL
By virtue OF q certain deed Of trus,
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1OO34
FOLIO 265 ct sea-. of the land records
Of the District of Columbia. and al
the request Of the party secured
win sell. at public auction in front front
THE 'ns rwESTYE1o ~ THbn aY of
APRIL AID. 1865. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. the following de.
scribed land and premises. situate
desenssea S as and q pe i0um Lot an r.
yieth's subdivision of part OF Block
8. WOODBRIDGE as per plat recorded
in the Office Of the Surveyor for the
District OF Columbia lin Liber 70 at
folio 81 Now known for purposes
81 g, assessment and taxation as Lot
ing, restriction line as shown on said
plat
Terms: Sold Subiect to a prior tbuiid
approximately S6,525.l2 furthei
particulars Of WHICH viii be an
chase price above, said trust to be
required Conveyancing, recording,
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
Terms to be compiled with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and fesold at the dis
erection OF the trustees.
ARTHUR WILLCHER,
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
Auctioneers.
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4-J4UU. 10
B0OKkEEPER Automotive pref. !:
good starting salary: -5lasday week
3-SsO0. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne. --3S
BOOKKEEPER, for citS's largest
liquor store; capable. earnest work.
er: perm. position with excel oppor.
for advancement, CENTRAL
LIQUORS, h1S 9th st. NV. i
BOOKKEEPER--Prefer retired Gov
ernment employee. under % years:
short hours. pleasant environment;
very moderate salary; Social Sc
perience. BOX 234-Y. Star. --25
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTAMT-Must
have knowledge Of double entries:
splendid opportunity for accounting
student, with franchise automobile
leadership, Box 320-z, Star. --27
BOOT BLACkS-~-Steady lob: good
fins ZOO Eve ST n w Oh
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RRICKLAYERS

APPLY CONSTRUCTION JOB
6505 14th st. NV.
BUILDING SUPPLY counter sales
man; exper. only Apply WHEATON
LUMBER CO., 2f,02 blue Ridge ave,
Wheaton Md --G6
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COMPLETE, MEDIUM-sIzE DRUG
STORE. STOCK. FIXTURES, FOUN.
TAIN AND PRESCRIPTION DE.
PARTMENT ORDERED SOLD BY
OWNER RETIRING. WILL BE SOIL
AS AN ENTIRETY. PURCHASER
GETS KEY TO DOOR. ATTRAC-
TIVE RENTAL ARRANGEMENT
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Bulldozer Operator

Bulldozer Operator
residence. Must have Transportation,
Apply in person. 2340 Montgomery
ST.. Silver Spring. Nd. rs
CARPENTERS WANTED, both frame
and trim. Apply construction lob,
5000 Piney Branch 3D.. Takoma
Park. CARL N FREEMAN. INC;
CARPENTERS t1M open-shop Job,
Eastoyer shopping center. 8. Capitol
st. extended, opposite 0fassi Manor,
Report ready for work to Lonstruc-
ton superintendent. A. X. WALD-
CARPENTERS, needed Immediately.
Perm. work Good. pay, report to
Job with tools ready TO work. To
reach; Out 18th st. NV. to D. C..
line. left on N Portal DIR. to Tam
srask st.: risht on Tam tas 70
caaAsiP R,Sfls; LIST class. steady work.
thesds. Nd, or call OIL. 6-76s9.
HELPER, experienced.
ment. sEco SALES ENdRs.,
si0l Schrider ST.. Silver Spring,
between and 10 am. -26
CARTOGRAPHIC DRAFTSMAN. sex-
per; only. $40 70 500 wk,; perm perm
CASHIER -BOOKKEEPER. good work.
ina cond.. vacation with pay. COM
pany benefits. COAST IN PONTIAC.
Ii. $4,000. Mr.. Kidd. rs
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV,
CoIlection Manager

Collection Manager
To take over collection desk: mus
be aggressive and ambitious to adj.
vance to manager. Excellent oppor.
tuntty. Apply Mr.. Bowers, BUDGET
LOAN CO., Mt. Rainier, Md. WA
1865. 20
C0LLECTOR-SALESMAN for satur.
day, work only. Must have some col.
lection experience. Salary and com.
mission. You can easily earn S2t
lor one day. Car essential. Apply
ALL-STATE HOME EQUIPMENT co.
l119 kalorama road NV. go
COLLECl OR-SALESMAN. to collect
and sell life insurance in d. C. foI
large co. Phone ME. S-2s40. 25s
COOK. must be. good. Regular iot
Tor right man that stays sober, Sil,
Spr; JU. e-e647. ask for Mr.. Or
CONTACT MEN. 40-85
Neat appearing and able to meet uub.
lie In assigned, protected territory;
no car or exper. nec.: about SIS
wkly. Apply 10-2 pm. RIM. 706
1919 F ST. NV.
CORRESPONDENT; $500: complete
knoWl all calihre guns; must have
therough knowl. 100 books on sub.
Ject. ST. 3-4I50
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BIOLOGICAL
LAB TECHNICIAN

Opportunity for young man in bio
logical production. Experience not
essential Veteran preferred. OIL.
| 4.a40u. ID
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AUTO SALESMAN

BARTENDER. white, nights of Sun
days; permanent Job. Under 40
yrs. Give details Of employment
s sGot for pS Iesvins i iobs Also age and
marital status. Replies of those
presently employed kept confidential.
Box 372-C. Star. -25
BARTENDER. must be white; good
job. private country club, transp.
necessary, Call between IL and 4
pm, OIL. 9-S640. -27
BILLING CLERK, $40: excel. oppor
for adv. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT,
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CORRESPONDENT

CORRESPONDENT
We have an attractive position In
our home ONCE for a man not over
As yrs. Of age. experienced in life
insurance policy owner service work
Must have knowledge of life insur-
anee and be able to write On ex-
celent letter. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. We have q fine stan,
attractive oiflces. 5-day week and
liberal employee benefits.
UNITED SERVICE LIFE ms. CO.
1925 Eye st. NV. 9Th Floor 30
$40
Dishwasher and kit. work $40
Iruck driver texpeD $50
Filling station attendant S55
Porters and bushoyS S35
D. c. EMPLOYMENT ExcH. ''
1912 9th st. NV.
no. 2-421s no. 2-1s72
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BANKRUPTCY AND
STORAGE SALE

NEW CHESTS OF DRAWERS, DoU.
Bile DRESSERS. COTTAGE BUF-
FETS. END. COCKTAIL AND LAME
TABLES. MODERN SECTIONAL
SOFAS: TWO-PIECE GROUPS,
also
50 BOXES ASPHALT TILE. =.
GREASEPROOF: REFRIGERATORS
WASHERS EJ,ErvTPTr PANC,r
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HELP-MEN tco.,.l

AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC
Must have transportation. AD. f.
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CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

immediate openings are now
Department for persons with
pleasant telephone manners-
with the confidence and ability
necessary to do telephone sales
work. The sales commission Is
libeRal and the hours can be
tailored to fit your require
ments In many cases.
II interested In steady and
ENJOYABLE work contact Mr..
Harvey. Room 204. The Star
Bldg. 18th and Pa. ave-. be-
tween 3 and 8 nm.
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DoWNEY RICE.
FRED I RICE
THOS. J. OWEN q son, Anctioneers
iii e st NV,

oRsINoER and DooLEY. Attorney.
WASHINGTON ~ n, g, 2; c. Sterling s-l205
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BANKRUPTCY SALE

apl S.2n.2g. 95.27 Trustees.
ADAM A, WESCHLER a SON,
Auctioneers Appraisers
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AutomotiVe WHOLESALER

Has opening for man to work as in
side store salesman and on parts
counter. Good starting ray and en-
ploye benefits. L. s, JULIEN. INC.
I443 z St NV pa
Evening star., 1955-04-13
zlzl g. "'a
JUMBO GARMENT BAGS

Now is the time for you to begin
the important task of storing
you winter clothes. Such ex-
pensive items require the best
of care to prevent wasteful
damage. Be assured of safety
this year by storing your clothes
in these durable plastic gar
ment bags from Murphy's.
Assorted colors available.
Evening star., 1955-04-13

Basting spoon, pairing knife, can
opener, turner, egg beater and
many other useful tools in this
group. AL nickel plated.
Evening star., 1955-04-13

Apiece graduated can
mister set. Each can Is
brightly trimmed.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

Games Tomsrrov
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday

n. y, g: cincin., 8.
Bklyn.. IS; Milw.. 2
Pitts, 12; ST. L.. 3
Phila., 3; Chicago. 4
Games To-day
et. L. at Bklyn, I'M
Milw. at Phila. (nl
Cincin. at Pitts. tn)
Games rosnerrew
Of. Louis st Hklyn.
Chicago ct New York
Milv. ~ Phila.
Cinein. ct Pitts.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
AntoneIIi Win Confirms
Mastery Over RedIegs

17-hit barrage to down the Car
dinals. 1913.
The Yankees held to their
three-game lead in the American
League by humping the Ath-
letics, 1876, in a night game.
Herb Score. Cleveland's rookie
southpaw, famed 10 In the first
four innings and then cooled OH
as the Indians turned back the
Orioles, 9-3. Young AL Kaline
regained the American League
batting lead with two singles
and a triple in Detroit's As VIC
tory over the Senators. And the
White Sox edged the Red Sox,
AZ, for Virgil Trucks fifth pitch
ing triumph.
Antonelli received home run
help from Don Mueller and VIII
lie Mays in retaining his mas
terry of the Redlegs. Ted Klus.
zewski hammered his 18th hon.
er of Antonelli with nobody on
in the sixth, but Mays matched
it with his 14th of Bud Podbie-
Ian in the seventh. Mueller hit
See BASEBALL, Page c.!
Evening star., 1955-06-03
EVEN THEIR BEST FRIENDS BITTER
June Days Rare Enough
So Are Senator Runs

ton hasn't won a game here since
1858.
Before Pete Runnels slammed
a fourth-inning homer of Steve
Gromek, the winning pitcher
in the fourth inning yesterday,
the Senators had travelled II
innings without scoring. accu-
mulating four hits-all singles
in that period. Their other two
runs in the game developed in
the eighth inning when Short
stop Fred Hatfield allowed Juan
Delis' grounder to skip between
his legs for an error, enabling
Jim Busby and Runnels to score
Still Sparring for Trade
The Senators have won six of
% games on the road, are wal
lowing deep in the second di-
vision and in % of their 43 games
have been limited to three runs
or less.
If these statistics can't arouse
the clubs front Office, there sim
ply won't be an awakening. The
front office is still sparing with
Cleveland, New York and Chi
See SENATORS, Page C-5
Evening star., 1955-06-03
ANYWAY, HE CAN SHUT OFF Tv
Dodgers SO Homers
Phony to Durocher

you can pitch q guy outside and
make him hit long ny balls to
center for easy outs. But in
Brooklyn they all drop into the
centerfield stands. especially
when the wind is blowing out
The other day Mays hit three
drives to center at the Polo
Grounds that were caught. All
Of them would have been homers
at Ebbets Field.
But, what the heck. ! don't
blame the club owners for mov-
ing in the fences. II / owned
ball club, I'd build a park just
like Ebbets Field with the foul
lines running about 325 feet to
left and right center. Everybody
would hit a ton of homers, my
club would get lots of publicity
and the fans would flock to the
park to see the greatest array
of home run hitters in the his
tory of baseball"
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Nv the Associated Press

Baseball didn't necessarily bor-
row an adage from horse racing
but lc is true there are pitchers
for teams just as there are
horses for courses.
Take the likes Of Sal Maglie,
who apparently needs only to
throw his glove down on the
pitching mound to beat the
I Dodgers. And there's Don New
combe, whose fayorite cousins
are the Cubs, Ellis Kinder and
the White Sox, Russ Meyer and
the Cubs and Bob Lemon and
the Athletics to mention just a
few.
/ Now Johnny Antonelli, the Gil
| ants talented lefthander, has
| Joined the group with the Red
legs his favorite sparring part
ner.
Belted out in his last three
starts, the Giants ace southpav
got himself back on the beam
yesterday as he went all the
way to turn back Manager Birdie
Tebbetts' crew, 6-3.
It marked the eighth straight
time Antonelli had beaten the
Redlegs since joining the Gi.
ants last year. Before that. with
the Braves, he was on the wronl
side of the ledger with a 81
record against Cincinnati.
But the Giants failed to gair
on the Dodgers, for the Nationa
League leaders went on a 10-rur
scoring splurge in the eighth
inning and defeated the Braves
1872. The defending cham
pions, however, did pick up
game on the Cubs, who droppet
an "a night game to the re
surgent Phillies.
The Pirates cut loose with
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Conrad Defeats Englishman
To Gain British Golf Finals
Texun to Meet
Slater Tomorrow
In Title Match

81 ANNEsS, GUSldHO, Vu1tO
M).--Joe Conrad Of San An-
anio, Tex, defeated Phil Scrut-
ton, English Walker Cup player.
S and 4, to reach the finals Of
the British Amateur golf cham
pionship today. Conrad's OPP
ponent in tomorrow's 36-hole
finals will be Alan Slater Of Eng
land, who defeated Arthur Per-
owne, 8 and 2.
Conrad, a tournament "dark
horse" in spite of his fine show
ing as a member of the Ameri-
can Walker Cup team. elimi-
mated Roger Bayliss of England
in the quarterfinals this morn
ing, 5 and 8. Slater, who yes
terday disposed Of two top-rank
Americans-Dale Morey and
Jimmy McHale-upset Joe Carr
of Ireland, the 1858 champion,
2 and /.
Two other Americans, Billy
Joe Patton and Don Bisplinghoff
Of Orlando, Fla. were eliminated
in the quarter-finals. Patton
took a 7-and-6 humping from
Scrutton and Bisplinghoff lost
to Perowne, up, on the 10th
hole.
The results of this mornings
matches, played in the rain on
course made soggy by a heavy
all-night downpour, were crush
ing to American hopes.
Conrad's Game Steady
The Americans, who had
routed Britain's amateurs in the
recent Walker Cup matches, had
sent nine men into the round OF
16 yesterday. And the three
who survived to reach the quar-
terminals had been strongly
favored.
Conrad was the only one who
played steady golf on the mushy
6 6,657-yard, par 35-36-71 Royal
Lytham and st. Annes course
Patton. of Morganton, N. c..
was betting his shots wildly on
the tee and putting badly. He
won only one hole-the first
from Scrutton. whom he had
beaten. 2 up, in the Walker Cup
matches.
"If I had played him all day
I never would have beaten him, !"
Billy Joe said afterward.
Bisplinghoff. three down at the
10th, rallied to square his match
with Perowne. 25-year-old Nor
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