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FAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. 2 bed
rms. tile bath. kit. 3 exposures.
This is a very nice apt. Adults.
BETHESDA, Md and bedrms.,
iiv. room. din. space, kit. bath
and rear screened porch: S57 30 to
$50. SAMUEL E. Bo0LEY, NC
SILVER SPRING TAKoMA PARK
$500 to Sos incl. utils.. several
enc. apis. now avail; $40 to SOS
incl. utils., a number OF attrac
and . bedrm. apis. now avail.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. JU. g.
SILVER LVi.; SPRING - 2-bedrm. apt.
newly decorated, in lovely Sligo
Park. Picture windows, cross ven
tilation, parquet ifs, Ice. kit. Mr..
schools. Laundry and storage facils.
TV antenna system. S94 incl. utils.
SLIGO PARKWAYS APIS, JU. Z
ROCKVILLE bedrm.. living rm.,
dinette. bath and rear screened
porch; near schools and shoppins
center; $65. plus utils, PO. 2-4296.
SEAT PLEASANT. 1889 Central ave.
y rms. kit. bath auto heat: sos.
rms, kit. bath: S75.
r. R. RUPERT ST 3-S424
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ROOM HUNTING? See US. 8 houses
to choose from; save your feet:
1915 DELAFiELD ri. N.W.-Nice
lge. rm.. gentle home; mr.. transp.;
gentleman; $50 mo. IA. 9-005S.
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EMPLOYED MAN that wants the
tops In q good room and place TO
1--we; Space for car. Apply, 40
A Thklstter g srITDTTo f nm si a s:;mt
Gentinmen &kn An A.rRln
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DOWNTOWN, 1901 r. I. ave. -
Spacious bed-living rm.; piano; 3
windows; $40 week. RE. 7-2T4S.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

Ink. ROOM, private bath, nicely
R fgrni aisSks 1904 l4th st. n Nv
DUPONT CiRCLE--Lt. hskpg. rms
Most complete. most reasonable;
next to shopping. 1416 Goth st, NV
go
174O p ST. NV. "The Churchill
Large sunny rn., compl. kitchen,
linens, $15 wk. NO. 7-9S6S. Ia
ONLY 80 PER WEEK-Nice clean
rooms. 1414 Euclid st. NV. Is
2147 r ST. N.W.-Clock-radio. TV
adj. bath. foam rubber bed. Linens
furn.. Sc. 50. $12 wk. Elk, 3-0653.
1914 18th st. NV
Large rm. with kitchenette; refgr.,
stove. sink $11 weekly. 30
1850 GIRARD ST. N.W:---Lge. dble
rm.. equipped for Ink; range,
COLORED-i3l3 CORCORAN ST.
NV room and kitchenette;
share bath; $3.50 mo. Another
| room, kitchenette: S35 mo. See
janitor or call Ii. 6-5604. 10
COLORED--1412 s ST. NV
room and kitchenette, LIST floor;
$3.50 mo. Also 2nd-fioor unit,
room and large Kitchen. with
refgr.: $40 mo. Ii. 6-5604. lie
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-s.W.

MASTER BEDRM., pvt. bath. Lady.
Kitchen privls.. bus at door. Lu.
1 l-7242 30
COLORFD-7e2 VA. AVE. s.E.-2
| rms, | lge., l medium. $3.50 wk.
| Ii. 4-O09S. Ill
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APIS. UNFURN, D. c. tcont.I APIS UNFURNISHEp-p.
455O MACARTHUR BLVD.

Brand-new mod. fireproof bldg. Now
pancy. Extremely convenient i and
2 bedrm. apis, $3.50 to $3.50 per
mo. incls. all utils. Ldry. rm., stor-
age. rm., off-street parking sun
deck, central TV antenna. Open
for inspection or call FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411.
SIS 18th ST. S.E.-1st A., 3 rms,
and bath. 2nd f.. 5 rms. and bath,
heat. hot water furn. Further de-
tails call Mr.. Wagner
L. R. TURNER, REALTOR
800 9TH st. s.W. ME. $4,000
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Tops in Living
ASPEN PARK APIS.
r,,, egg l4th st, NV NV -o
2 BEDRMS., $117.50


1NCLUOlN1 UTILITIES
You'll love the Aspen Park from
the moment you see It, Stone en-
trance. mirrored foyers. carpeted
halls. loads of closet space and a
dozen more luxury features. See
res. mgr, Hpt. l07
Aldon Management Corp.
MA. S-5740 Ewes. RA. SOFIA
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e2 A DAY per person; 1101 18th
NV. Attrac. sgle. and dble rms,
IS wk. up, VANNES HOTEL. DI.
DOWNTOWN, 1901 R. I. ave. -
SPACIOUS SInSUWs o ga Wask r Rr plane
ATTRAc. SMALL FRONT sTUDIo
I'm; 27ll Conn. ave. NV. DE; 9
wEsTTMoRELAND CIRCLE AREA
Unusual opportunity for cultured
appointed private home. OIL L.
18Th as AND PARK RD.-Master bed
rm.. pvt. bath, 4 windows. high
boy dresser, writing desk. bookcase;
N 1lsisOT %i ESF R 81 by o , 3525s
PVT. home. RA.. 6-626O. 30
1858 10th ST. N.W.-Businesswom-
en-: sSle.. dble; rms: clean. beaut.
n furn;; m npSS baths. NO 5-9l2g
Vernon ea r' &. n slO My ME. $685. 9S M
ROOM HUNTING? See US. s houses
to. choose from; save your feet:
sgles. and dhles. 2147 F st. NV.
1918 DELAFlELD PL. N.W.-Nice
ssns E Sen sse h nom IT, t saS5s
1883 MERIDIAN PL.-Nicely dec:
2nd-n. front, 5000 wk.: middle,
SO; rear q rms.l S12. TU. 2-4307
1857 P ST. N.W.-Desirable Ind
posure, $50 weekly. 10
1856 QUE ST. NV. 1.-THE Ken
nert'-Clean single rooms with
bath and shower. 80 week. -1g
1914 10th ST. NV. elev. bldg
Newly decorated single rms, mr.
1 :sSYfs 7aSGS E anSS .% " Esss tron hs
or 3; pvt; shower: Kit. priyiI
a4isc 18th 18th 81. N.w.--Giibert Hotel
and houses have an accommoda-
ton for every, taste and pocket
VIE WIZ free sy y1 .hH ~; sfhr SWITCH
3D.: some pvt. baths avail; rates;
$3.50 UP weekly. Call co. 5-73S1
SCOTT CIRCLE--Large front rm.,
private bath. shower; also smaller
single rm. Nothing nicer anywhere.
MRS. STEPHEN. 1929 Mass ave.
CORNER 18th AND L SITS. NV
Small rrn.. running water, gent
Reas. 110l 18th st. NV, Apt. POI
IN JEWISH HOME-Large front rm
with dble. bed, next to bath. OF Ca
ave. reasonable. ia. 9-1o6B.
CLEAN, BEAUTIFULLY FURN. sleep.
ing rn, for empl woman. Rent
reas, Excellent transp. and neigh
borhood. pvt. Christian home
500 10th st. NV" RIA. 3-92i2.
RANDALL HOUSE. 1909 N a. I'm
3-7474--Join the. friendly youna
crowd OF men and women at the
Randall House. Recreation. rooms
sHnSfy r sstvis msIs. s ytch s6 "a
wYoMi HsS'' AvE.-ssls. pvt. bath
steinway; sSs mo. DU. 7-3lsa
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Lovely irt
E BATH nS Said i :.ls h iSn a eis; next
EMPLOYED MAN that wants thu
iiye; Space for car, Apply III
ATTfhlksH ticsr issruDTTo f IN. si IA S;;mt
Gentlemen. $50. Ap. 4.ssia. a1sD
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
New reception room: also II
room. Redecorated warm ROOM
with running water. near tiled baths
$3.50; double. 1880 UP. "a hou
elevator. phone service. Parking
$3.50 mo. Govt. depts. nearby
COLORED-LARGE RoOM--Hom
PRIVILEGES: reasonable. 1917 On
COLORED-ONE ROOM--Employel
couple: share Kitchen with / lady
3b Florida ave. NV, no. 2-0756
COLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
with private bath. for refined sin
gle man or woman. RIA. 1926
cOLORED - 1903 EMERSON ST
N.W.--Large front room. priyat
half bath kit. privils, RIA. 3-5a9s
cOLORED-1gI5 18th ST. NV
Apt. 62-Extra large front room
elev,. bus at door. u blk. to Yol
st. car line: privils. $50 mo-, o
b. the week. woman pref. NO
1884 before 3 pm. 40
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

cOLORED-S97e AMEs ST. NE
n Ha; S1ivis assl' e. e.: i HTss;r mar, MAG
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK rm. and kitchen.
share bath with l or 2 others; LIST
floors: cow. to stores and buses.
Adults only; $55 per mo-, utils. in
Guided JU. 9-S466.
TAKOMA PARK, Md rms. and
bath: 1st. a.: COW. to stores and
buses. Adults only; $S5 per mo-.
utils. included. JU. 9-S466.
BRANDYWINE, MD.--3-room apt,
500 mo-; 10 miles Andrews Field.
Fairview 2-226l. ~
BERWYN-3 rms. and bath, pvt. en-
trance; adults; S75. WE. 5-5l9t.
GLENDALE, MD bedrooms, iiv-
ing room. gas kitchen. bath and
porch; private entrance; End floor !;
heat and light included; $50. Cedar
TAKoMA PK.-Liv. rm.. . bedT@s.,
tile bath, kit Furn. above average.
Adults. $97 so JU. 5-2150. Ia
TAKOMA PARK--Nicely furn. eftic.,
kitchen and bath apt: utils.; blk,
bus and shops. JU. $500. 10
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. din. hath: utils. incl; sos. so:
cple; refs: no pets. 10. 3-8SS9.
CHEVY CHAsE-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
Observation-Disclosures, pvt. bath: nr
country clubs and NH. OIL. 2-3l73.
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DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any descrip-
ton; gold and silver: cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy all
kinds Of GOOD. used furniture; tor
prices. IA. $3.50. We do moving.
FURNITURE wanted today-Good
furniture. any amount: also some
bric-a-brac, late gas stove, refriger-
etor and plano. Please call Nh.
GRADY Ma 2-2R79.
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APIS. FURNIsHED--vA.

DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - Fur.
nished and unfinished apis. fire.
proof bids. ianitor service. iaun.
dry privileges. continuous hot wa.
ter; S75 to $500 Call TIE. 5000
between 10 am. and pm.
ARL. ---Well-furn 1-bedrm. apt. witt
small extra room; mod. bldg or
busline mr.. Fl. Myer, ) Minis. Pent.
D. c.; sos. plus utils. JE. 1926
81
MOD. BLDG.-Living rm., bedrm.
bath, dinette. kit: above average
all utils,, laun. facils. ia. 7-0660
NICELY FURNISHED bedroom
apt. rent 500 per month. Cal
MRS. WOLF ia. 5-5555 I'll
ALEX.--Liv. rm., = bedrms., kit.
bath, screened porch. A very nice
apt. 500. TIE. 6-23?3. 81
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PEKINGESE and toy terriers, cross
ed. $40 to $50. Toy collie, 81. RE
6-S174. 10
BOXERS. males. z wks. to 8 mos,
hashy marked. Reasonable. Cal
SP. 4-4S71 --22
COCKER. black and white, Axe
reg, all shots, VI. old; $50, 10
7-2912. 30
COCKER PUPS, Axe registered; S2t
and up. 1915 Hamilton ST.. Hyatts-
vile. WA. 7-227S. --25
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP, black
8 mos. old. all shots, Axe reg
istered. LA. 6-3764. --22
GERMAN SHEPHERD AND DALMA.
TIAN, female, both Axe. Sale OF
lease. Also 2 give-aways. Siamese
stud serv. JO S-3617. FL
GERMAN SHEP. PUPPIES, wormed
shots: look like Rim Tin Tin; coun-
try raised; reas. JU 9-0206.
SAMOYED, Q yrs. old, Axe reg.
good with children. Write or phone
MRS. FLOYD EYLER. GIL Clayton
ave. Waynesboro, Pa. Phone 5l5.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

AURORA HILLS-Quiet. comfortable
home. semipvt. bath. gentlemen.
Ma. S-5254: ewes, OF, 4-7641. lie
ZOOS End ST. S. ARL.-Larse front
room. bus at door. Near Navy
Annex and Pentagon. ia. S-0619.
N. ARL.-Extra-la large 2nd-fioor stu
do room, use of garden. phone,
BEAUT. lge. rm. Dbl. bed. New pvt.
home. Mr.. Pentagon, on busline.
Gentleman. ia. 4-0560. go
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Now available--One and three
bedroom apartments with modern
equipment in duplex and S-family
buildings. Also completely furnished
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Nice dble. and sgle, rms. for young
ladies, men; elevator; excel. board
--21
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly lady
in pvt. home. Call OIL. 1-3025.
RID. NV, 2ooi--Nice
rms. air cond.. TV, good meals;
SIG wk.; young people. CO. 5-2493.
I'll IRVING ST. N.E.--Nice room
with board for gentleman. Call DU.
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 10th nv
Lge. dble.: 2 girls. Other vacancies
Choice menu. PIX, TV. II
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 Ashmead, east of 1900 blk.
Conn. ave, on Rock Greek Park
Pvt. room with IL meals. $1S-$2S
wk.; dbles, with "a meals, S36-S45
wk.:: 24-hr. swbd., elev.. TV. HO.
1856.
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CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
Large liv. rm., bedrm., din. foyer,
kit, bath; all utilities, switchboard
and elevator.
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RENTALS FROM $3.50

To inspect. see agent at LIST ano
TAYLOR SITS. NE, from . am. to {
pm. or call RA. 6-256Q (M-2 bu:
runs Through the development).
J. B. TIFFEY a. SON
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TOPSOII.

II you want the best. call today.
High assayed, cultivated soil. 6 Gu
yds. Sl5 and up depending on mile
age.
10. $4,000 Ewes. 10. S-636l
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Pleasant Hills
Between Hawaii Aye; and

Hardwood Rd. NE.
An in-town development that
offers the "away-from- town" atmos.
phere. bordered with trees and hav-
ing lovely well-kept grounds; vel
within q one-bus-fare location.
All buildings are modern in de-
sign; each apt. with large picture
windows; storage and laundry ia.
cilities provided.
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Don Dell Ousted
BY Texas SchooIboy

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
June % tR-Eddie Sledge Of
Dallas Tex, and Ned Nicely OF
Atlanta met today for the Ma
tional Interscholastic tennis
title.
The fifth-rated Sledge elimi-
mated top-seeded Don Dell Of
Bethesda. Md. 6-3, 6-3. in
yesterdays semifipals, while
Nicely, No. 2. downed AL Roberts
No. 6. New York City, 2-6
81. 6-I.
In the doubles bracket, un-
seeded Nicely and Harry Thomp-
son of Atlanta faced second
ranked Dick Ogden and Edward
Simmons of New Canaan, Conn
Nicely and Thompson knocked
out top-rated Bob Macy and
Roger Mccormick of Coral
Gables. Fla, 60, 60, yester-
day. while Ogden and Simmons
were defeating Hunter Faulconer
and Ben Keys of Alexandria
Va, rs, 81.
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ALSO FIRST TO VAULT 10 FEET
Bob Gardner, Sc, Dies;
Ex-U.S. Golf Champion

LAKE FOREST. Ill, June %
(R.-Robert A. tBob) Gardner,
youngest golfer ever to win the
National Amateur championship
and the first pole vaulter to clear
Is feet, died yesterday in Lake
Forest Hospital after a heart
attack. He was Sc.
In a remarkably versatile
sports career, Gardner exceIled
also in squash racquets. in which
he shared the national doubles
title.
He was a general partner of
Mitchell, Hutchins 81 Co., New
ork and Chicago stockholders,
a firm Of which he was CO.
founder.
In 1909. when only 10 years
and five months old, Gardner
won the National Amateur, de-
feating a two-time former cham
pion, H. Chandler Egan, in the
finals, A and 3. Bobby Jones was
% before he won the same title.
Gardner repeated in 1915, with
John G. Anderson, 5-and-4
victim in the title match, was
a flnalist the next year. when
he lost to his longtime rival,
Chick Evans. and again in 1921
when he bowed to Jesse Guilford.
In 1912. his graduating year at
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Yale University, Gardner won
the national collegiate pole vault
with a leap of 10 feet, l inch,
thus beating the previous rec
ord Of IL feet, 83s inches set the
year before by H. S. Babcock of
Columbia.
In 1920 Gardner came within
one hole of winning the British
Amateur. In the finals he was
beaten on an extra hole by Cyril
Tolley, noted English slugger.
Gardner was a member of the
United States Walker Cup team
in 1922. 1923, 1924 and 1925, and
captained the squad in matches
in England. In 1919 he played
with a United States senior squad
that beat Britain seven matches
to five in a tournament at Wok-
ling, England.
| AS a squash racquets player,
Gardner paired with Howard
Linn of Chicago to beat Clar-
ence Pell and Stanley Morti-
mer for the national doubles
championship in 1926. Pell and
Mortimer had dominated the
game for years.
Survivors include the widow,
two sons and a daughter. Serv-
ices will be held tomorrow in
the Church of the Holy Spirit
here.
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Calhoun Choice
On " Tonight

NEW YORK, June % (P):-
The answer to how good Rory
Calhoun is may be found tonight
when the unbeaten youngster
from White Plains, N. Y. boxes
more experienced Willie Vaughn
of Los Angeles in Madison Square
Garden.
The 21-year-old Calhoun has
a glittering record of 21-0 with
II knockouts. He has shown an
ability to take a solid punch and
has proved he can take out a
man in one round as he did to
Randy Sandy in his latest start,
May IA. That's why he is better
than 2 to to beat Vaughn.
(The bout will be carried in
Washington by WRC-Tv, Chan
mel 4. and by WRC radio at 10
PM
Calhoun's record doesn't in
clude men who have fought such
high ranked scrapperS as Vaughn
has met in his Al bouts. Although
Willie's record is an ordinary
26-l1-4. he went 10 rounds with
Bobo Olson, losing a decision,
and stopped Garth Painter and
Moses Ward. However, Vaughn
hasn't fought since last July 81.
The reason given out is man.
agerial trouble" Vaughn has a
new manager, Leo Minskoff.
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Top-Seeded Men
Upset in Southern
Tennis Tourney

ATLANTA. June % (R).-The
two top-Seeded mems singles
players were beaten yesterday in
the quarter finals Of the South
ern tennis tournament.
Jose Aguero of Brazil and Tu-
lane. ranked No. 7. upset Johann
Kupfburger Of South Africa,
seeded No. 1, GA, 8-6.
Pancho Contreras of Mexico
City and the University of South
ern California outlasted No.
foreign-seeded Armando Vieira
Of Brazil. Ga, 1912. 6-3.
Jack Frost of Los Angeles
breezed into the semifinals with
a 60. 6-1 over Allen Quay of
Miami. Fla.
Alex Olmedo Of Lima. Peru,
another University of Southern
California student, came from
behind to defeat Cuba's Ray
Garrido. 60, 3-6, Us.
Doubles dominated the play
today with matches scheduled in
mems, women's, mixed and SEN
ior doubles. Singles semif1nals
will be played tomorrow.
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Continued From Page CT
had earned a Junior varsity let
ter the previous fall after play
ing in junior high school.
Crew then was a relatively
new venture at CIV and football
was king among sports. But I
told him to go ahead" recalls
the elder Browne.
The next year Maury was in
the CIV varsity boat which won
the Stotesbury Cup in Philadel-
phia and which set a record in
the trials for the National cham
pionship. In this senior year,
1851. Maury was stroke and CO.
captain with Paul Sheridan, who
took over stroke of the Columbia
shell this year at the Eastern
Sprint Regatta off Hams Point.
Maury is the first CIV gradu-
ate to captain any sport at the
Naval Academy. He went to the
Academy in 1853 under the prin-
cipal appointment from Senator
Robertson. Democrat, of Virginia.
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D. {. Support
|So|ace for Yost,
Runne|s in Poll
continued From Pace G.

Continued From Page C-I
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees
unanimous support.
The soldiers agree with the
Nation on all American League
positions except second base,
where they like Billy Goodman
of the Red Sox over Fox, and in
rightfield, where they like Hank
Bauer of the Yankees instead of
AL Kaline of the Tigers.
Among the thousands of en-
tries received at The Star was
one from Newman c. Carmack,
jr., of Steilacoom. Wash. He
picked Washington players to
start in six of the eight positions
open.
For a comparison of the voting
here with that across the Nation
check the results below and in
the accompanying table. The
figures below are total votes re-
ceived at the commissioners Of
flee in New York and include
the Washington area votes. All
players with more than 1000
votes are included. The accom-
panying table lists the leaders
in votes received at The Star and
the percentage of total votes
each has received.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First base---Mickey Vernon, Boston,
19.36S; Vic Wertz. Cleveland. 1879;
s s sko WsSn NsM y sSs a vs poT RS
Second base@Nelson Fox. Chicago.
10. 53S: Billy Goodman. Boston. 9.045:
Bobby 0 Nav ay yS Gevesaa 7ss 81. Billy RI Msr
Third base-George Kell. Baltimore,
1890: Ray Boone. Detroit. Il ,545: AL
Nssn Geveaa Ss 9 asSr EDDIE x xSs
sas CITY, s,e6O.
32 O49: Chico carrasquel.. Cleveland,
LeiteId Mrpu Wiiliam msW Boston SaS 50 49,
4e1' Minnie Miroso. Chicago, 6,716;
Smith Cleveland. 1899: Enos Slaughter.
47s jim Pe1sa Boston 1857 ssS
Rightfleld-Al Kaline, Detroit, 22.975t
Hank Bauer. New York. 1854: Jackie
Jensen JHn SEN ..d Bosto az 5,4se' Jim Lemon
catcher-Yosi Berrs. New York, 36,-
63S; sherman Lollar. Chicago. 2.413:
Sammy White. Boston. g, 0S7:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First base-Dale Long Pittsburgh,
g, III; Ted Kluszewski, CINCINNATI; 1S,-
ZIG; Gil Hodges. BROOKLYN. .. $50: Wally
Moon. St. Louis. 2.336; Jackie Robin
son a.. Brooklyn: q o67 s.,o.na,.ns. N.v
York. ?6.3S6. Johnny Temple. Cincin-
natl. 10 1913: Gene Baker. Chieago. SSH:
Junior Gillian. Brooklyn. 1896
soT Third Edd pssSsn BgysT ws ST Louis
RAY Jablonski. Cincinnati. 11,707.
Shortstop-Ernie Banks Chicago, 90
800: Roy Mcmillan. Cincinnati: 15.ao3:
Peewee Reese Brooklyn. 7.5u5: DICK
Groat. Pittsburgh. 1885: Alvin Dark. st.
Louis, Also; Johnny Logan, Milwaukee.
Leftfeid-Rip Repulski. st. Louis. 49,
Sol: Frank Robinson; Cincinnati III
Del Ennis. Phiiadeiphia, 500: Bobby
Thomson Milwaukee, 3710.
Centerfleld-Duke Snider. Brooklyn.
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Pittsbursh. s46: Richie Ashbsrn. Phil
sdelphia. 5,065; Bill Bruton, Milwaukee
Rishtae;I,d-s Musial St; Louis. %; e
Hank Aaron. Milwaukee, 6.420; Lee
Walls. Pittsburgh. 5.772.
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sarni. New York. 1894: Stan Lopata
Philadelphia. 3.347.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
Autopsy Fails to Reveal
Cause Of Sewer Death

An autopsy has failed to dis
close the cause of death of a
worker who died in a new sewer
yesterday afternoon.
The victim, Charles CUTLER
43, colored, of .208 Twenty-first
street NE. died after an at
tempt to save a foreman who
had entered the 20-foot sewer
under the Benning viaduct.
A third man, Robert S. KUy-
kendall, AZ, of 5000 Fifty-sixth
street, Hyattsville, Md. then en-
tered the sewer, BACKED out and
revived while holding the heads
of both men above water.
First man into the sewer was
Herbert Thompson. so, of 202
North Oakland street, Arlington
who is in District General Hos
pital in critical condition. When
he failed to reappear, Mr.. Quill
ler went to The opening and
found Mr. Thompson clinging to
a ladder and holding up shovel
and asking Mr.. CUTLER TO pull
him out. Before Mr. CUTLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
RIA NegotiQtes
Property Sale in
Project Area CT

Settlement papers are to be
signed Monday in the Rcdevelop-
ment Land Agencys first sale
of property in Project Area CT
of Southwest Washington, the
agency said today
A spokesman said the three
way deal was completed yester-
day Under it, the RIA is buy
ing a one-story brick storage and
repair garage at 81 K street SW.
from the ESQ Standard Oil Co.
for S165, 900 and reselling at the
same price to the 81 K Corp, a
subsidiary of the Miller-Dudley
Co.. Inc.
The latter company will lease
the building and land, remodel
the structure and use it for
wholesaling of automotive parts.
The RIA spokesman said the
new owner, Morris M. Good
man. could have purchased the
building and property directly
from ESQ. but preferred to deal
through the land agency under
its routine procedures to avoid
any cloud on the title.
Under a current redevelopment
freeze on the 39-acle area. which
is bounded by K and NJ streets
and by Delaawre avenue and
South Capitol street. building
changes can be made only with
city approval and must Vonform
to redevelopment standards
Brokers for the deal we're Vein
berg and Bush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
Grace and Rainier
Mark 9TH Of July

MONTE CARLO, Monaco,
July 4 (P).-Grace Kelly and
Prince Rainier of Monaco cele-
brated her homeland's hide
pendence Day today on their
first official public appearance
since their wedding in April.
Monaco's other well-known
American resident, the Rev
Francis Tucker, shared the lime
light. He is the Princes Roman
Catholic chaplain and repeatedly
played large part in launching
the romance
Grace and her Prince attended
a mass celebrated by Father
Tucker in honor of the American
holiday. Afterward she was
presented with a bouquet tieo
with the red and white colorS OF
Monaco and the American red
white and blue.
Before returning to the palace
the royal couple watched a drill
by a group Of Cadets Of The
Prince" an organization of boy,
10 to IA sponsored by Father
Tucker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-04
Kentuckiun Convicted
In Threat to President

DENVER, July 4 (Pl. = Sam
Stepp, 35, Buena Vista, Colo,
mine caretaker. was convicted
by a Federal Court jury yester-
day of threatening to kill Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
A government witness. Charles
D. Sandoval. bartender. testi-
fed Stepp made the threat at
a Buena Vista bar.
Stepp, originally from Inez
Ky. faces a maximum sentence
of five years in prison and $1,000
fine when he is sentenced later
by United States District Judge
Lee Knous.