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f ssIs. nj. irs SsdI PsiTfas S $3.50
stream SsaIm: Is M o cat. s 81 serei
bedrms.. 10 acres. l36.ft, chicken
house. 40-mi out. $4,000; & bed.
rms. 81 acres. two additional
torndstions' Is mi, out. Isi4 500
s5TdA.RNES REALTY CO.. CIR
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ALEXANDRIA,

Near Penn-Daw. See this Lowell,
3-year.old. 3-bedroom brick ram.
bier. living room. fireplace, dinins
room. de luxe kitchen. panelled rec
m, with lovely yard. The Colonel ha,
at the low price OF Sl9,75O. Oper
today 302 Dawn drive. Direction
No. ] highway past Penn-Daw. fol.
Low our open sign TO house. Blanken-
ship Real Estate. ia. s-O497, so
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DOwDEN TERRACE. near Seven
Corners. Beat the heat with
membership In your own swim
ming pool. Owner forced 70 sell
large brick .3-b@drm. rambler on
extra-laree lot with trees. Wall
connection owners loss. Price.
S2l .D5O By OWNER. JE. 2-lA5a.
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eLEAN-LocATIoN COUNTS. piui
durability for finer living. ANTIQUE
rambler in Colonial styling SO per.
feet can't ind thing wrong. 4
beorms:,. 3 baths. spacious liv. rm
overlooking wooded scene: complete
rec. rm. plus rumpus area: kit
packed with cabinets. DECORATING
you agree. LANGLEY REALTY. FL
6-4s20.
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n; ARL.-3-bedrm., brk. rambler
baths. lge. liv. rm. with din.
area. lge. kit. dishwasher and
eisp. STORAGE attic Storm win
COWS. Pull bSnt Paneled rec. rm
Laundry rIn.. Lee. level fenced lot
S0xlO0. walking dist. elementary.
s i1nos sbo ans ca ssDl., h!1h schools
OWNER, 621s n. Both st.. jE.
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sets e-DNON
S14,750-4. bedrms., ~ baths.
den scr. porch, bsmt, and 2-car "a.
rage; on h.acre lot. with garden
growing,
si5.fbQ-3.bedrm. rambler. ;,
acre cor lot. 2f;it. liv. rm. with IRE.
pl.,, excellent KIT newly decorated
suit you, EUIA s, BANKSoN. Ascent
ia. S.l830, JE. 4.l6D6.
ARLINGTON Z ,bedrms,, 2 baths,
brick Cape Cod beautiful rec. RIM. ;
earage;. terrific lot. ideal loc.: only
si0,p5O with $1,000 On. to auaiified
purchaser Open TO dark. 500 N
Kenmore st. lust on Pershins drive.
bedrms, . baths, or 3 bedrms
and ] bedrm. apt. This ali brick
Beauty Is located on q dream lot
over " acre. Open 1 TO dark. Total
price only Slg.p5n. Directions: Out
Route Route . 70 Dunn Lorins rd., left TO
:. JOHN N. ANDERSON -.
IA. s-s2iA "a. 7.0iO6
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-year-old brick rambler
3 bedrms carport. bsmt., firepl.,
Chain-link fence, many extras. As
s nsnsv o lSHSn lp IN asasa Sesu'
FAIRFAX BIG FAMILY HOME.
residence / blk, on Route so Per
with many lovely old shade trees
den and Law. on LIST floor: modtrr
all-elec klt dishwasher and dis
MAKE OFFER Approximately So.
4O0 at flrst trust at 4hst payabl,
SllQ. mo: incl. taxes, FRANK 9
AID. J.1sDj or TX. 3.i412.
FALLS CHURCH. Poplar Hts-3'
6earm Tsmnler ooas pp.n ,. &c eho KS
shop, swim booi close. BY OWNER
Sl7,p50. JE. 1851.
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LOUDOUN Goa perfect retire.
ment home; new stone rambler on
an acre: 4. twin bedrms.. IN baths,
stone fireplace In liv. rm.. full ized
din. rm.. hot-water heat reduced
70 Sle.950.. s. o. BURTON. Lenah
Va. Fairview 7-5442, or Lynr
Realty, JE. 2-04OO
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LAKE BARCROFT-GraciOus liyini
can be yours in this 21s-yr. -old
custom-built brick and stone ramb.
which should please the most dis.
eliminating = Ice. bedrms., ga
baths. de luxe kit. 25-sq.-ft. rec
rm. On h-acre wooded lot. Priced
way below value for quick sale
Open today. Dir: Columbia pike "a
Sleepy Hollow I'd, follow our sign
TO l4Q0 Lakeview dr.. BLANKEN-
SHIP REAL ESTATE. IA. S-0497
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WILLIAMSBURG BLVD. = ;I-bedrm
nrick rambler: full bsmt.: rec, rm,
with fireplace: Ice. level. Anchor.
fenced corner lot: select location
$4,000. J. H. BENOIT. KE. s.
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SWIM WIN EyE "a, l DAY. IN exclusive
level. center-hSll split level with "a
nying room, separate dining room
with sliding glass wall TO private
daylisht recreation room. separate
rooms, Z full baths. 35' finishe6
utility basement. carport. I-acre
heavily wooded lot. Sea. $50 WITH
S21.1U0 loan. CT. 6-4ls3.
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SPLIT LEVEL

A veIl-built. 5-rm home with ex-
for 3rd bedrm. Pull bsmt.. recreation
rm., built-in garaEe.. Lot 60x200;
FHA approved. Sll.500. 81, 400
down, SIS per month; vacant. Early
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NORTH ARLINGTON-Custom built
sslo DSS e aSat h. s 81 ,,h sriS;E
Ice. din. rm., lovely scr. pch.. eating
space in kit. full bsmt., recr. nm,
maids rm.. att. gar; closets galore
JOHN NJ, i anderson. jas 5. pSass
Or IA. S-s2l4. Ask for GRACE
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OPEN DAILY TIL sOLb-Prleed
far below reproduction cost, As.
sumo lge. 4Dses loan on this 3.
Ice, bedrm.. brick rambler with
carport, In Mclean area. Sep. din,
rm,. . hrepls., unique and cool
rec. rms patio, lge. lot, draperies,
mirror and other honey additions.
S21,500. Dir. Out Old Dominion
dr.. 10 Kirby I'd. overpass. left 10
Chesterfield ave. and right TO 1902
John M ANDERSON ia. 7-ei0e,
STRIKE WHILE THE IRON rs HOT
You can pick. up this home fol
$4,000 On. and very easy monthly
payments-not only that--if yot
don't need bedrooms, you car
make one small chance and have
a separate apt, TO rent out or fol
your mother In law, Fenced yard
2-car garage, near everything, vel
In a flne N Arlington neighborhood
asking Sy4.5OU---shown by appt
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee high.
wav, KE $4,000
CITY LIMITS, FALLS CHURCH
Real bargain You can't afford q
miss this one . bedrooms. Masonry
Colonial, full basement, separate
Level lot with beautiful trees. Si3,.
$50 for the week .end' Cali jE
msnt 20 'O SSy. JOSEPH an 70 W. apP sahY
CO. il3 West Broad st., Fall
Church. Va.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

s14,oS0 for si5,50O FHA-approyeo
hrk. Cape. Cod in ideal location
Frepi. in lily. rm., sep. din rm.. 3
bedrms.. full hsmt., screened porch
Excel eond. RORecHACH REALTY.
tio7 JE y a 5s9sss St. Falls Church.
OPEN TODAY, 10 I'll 6-Big new
brick split level; choice N. Arl. To-
cation; from the true center hall
TO large liv. rm. with firepl., formal
din. rm., very large screened porch.
push button colored kit. with table
space, up Q few steps to 8 bedrms.
and 2 tile baths. down q few steps
70 big above ground. rec. rm. level,
plus. full hsmt. level; garage: tree
shaded lot. Priced below $40. 900.
To inspect: Out Lorcom lane, right
on Old Dominion DR.. TO Rock Spring
rd.. left to Yorktown blvd, right
70 Harrison st. and right to 3lst.
THE DARBY CO.. Realtor, IA. g.
DON'T MAKE A MOVE I'll you have
compared this 3-bedrm. brick home
In the terrific 'Lorcom lane area
for only S17,250. I blk. from
Nellie Gusts dr.. and Lorcom lane /;
iv. rm. with tirepl.. separate din.
rm:. equip. kit, screened porch (;
full bsmt.: large tree shaded lot.
For further details, call THE OAR
BY CO.. Realtors. IA. b-D803.
Gil a n1WNfG = -,
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YATES GARDENS, SEQ, s50-- s bed.
rms, ga baths, full bsmt, separate
din. rm. with bay window. Ice. liv
rm. with fireplace brick and brand.
new. one leftiil S. O. GERACHIS
20 s; Wash. st.. Falls Church
JE. 2-23l4.
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FOr SALE BY OWNER-FiVe.bedFm
ana earport split-level. with sN
paths and finished recreation rrn:
on u acre ground. with city sewer
ana water: close 10 schools and
shopping area. In Cobbdale sub.
division. Tairfax County. Virginia
eoonf enlent financing; price. S2s,-
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LIKE TO PUTTER? The GARDEN is
green thumb" The beaut. flowers.
shrubs and the shade from the
lovely. trees make this 5-bedrm.. ..
bath home In Herndon worth q mil
lion but special today. S24 $50.
LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-a4O0.
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LORCOM LANE AREA, Z minis. to
Pentagon--3-bedrm. brick rambler
tu:l bsmt. with garage and rec. rm.,
screened porch. all-elec. kit, ali
conditioners:. beautifully Handicapped
OWNER. ia. 7-I42a
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DIREcT from BuILDER-75.it

THESE SELL like hotcakes3-Spot
less .3-bedrm. bath and a half bYk
rambler. with expandable walk -up
attic; compl; equip. kit. with eatins
space. located In beautiful Kent
Gardens This can be yours for
only S20.500. MONCURE AGENCY,
6Sl2 Lee highway. JE. 10000
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FOR THE FAMILY NEEDING ROOM.
$4,000 down; owner offers stone
Colonial in North Arlington: center
hall; 5 bedrms.. 8 baths; gear
attach. earase: large screened side
porch Total price. S2e.5O0. JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

NORTH ARLINGTON = Beautiful
Cape Cod: large liy. rm. with fire-
pl., separate din. rm.. den. kit. 2
bedrms.. each with separate bath:
basement with finished rec. area
and fun bath; oarase. Corner
lot. trees. shrubbery. S2O,5O0.
Open III q, 252R Key blvd.
ARCHER REALTY. CIR. 3-361S
ARL., Lyon Viliage. 2si5
KEY blvd.-White frame house. like
nI ne m. rms ,,l lFe; attic tsogld Be 2
garage. Ice. lot: near buslines'
stores; ~ min to Treas. BLDG
[. C.; $4,000 Easy terms. OWN
Err. ia. 2-2l33.
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a MoTHER's PARADIsE-AimostE.
and eating space in kitchen; bsmt.
mas 3b-tt. paneled rec. rm. for the
children. Price. only $iS,95O. with
top financing RoRScHACH REAL
~, ilQ7 W. Broad ST., Fails
Gnurcn, va. JE. ,2-3706.
FARMHOUSE = 8 : room, . story
frame; on acres: shady lawn:
outpuildlngs; fruit. Garden: no
from town. hour d. C.: So. 500,
low down payment. OWNER, Man
asSag 74O.W
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NORTH ARL.-Attractive Cape Cod
3 bedrms., Ia baths. spacious liv
rn... dining rm- center hall. scr
garden porch. excel. neighborhooo
cow. location: Sl7,500. assume
easy payment mortagage. Gail
OWNER. IA 4-n34n
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s. 1000. FHA or assume good loan
2-bedroom house In excellent con-
dition on a beautiful. laree lot with
BBI Isn ny. f r. trees rust 81 c1luT-
MESSY. Agent, JE. 2.2024, u. Q
llOl. ewes. OF. 4-7122
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A CHARMING 3:bedrm.. 2-bath brk
n quiet residential area Of n
or the children m is eS6o eY HEDGE shEs
REALTY. ia. I'll $40
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NEAR SEVEN CORONERS-Modern,
-oedroom rambler. DINING room.
,i fireplace SCI; porch. patio; fenced,
iHn nn1s h-aere lot with pro-
600; assume A. loan, Immediate
occupancy. BY OWNER. JE. 3-9T55
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
PiIIette Released
With Al Record

SAN FRANCISCO, May % tE).
duane PiIlette. former major
league hurler who had a record
of 4 wins and I loss when he was
released Monday by the San
Francisco Seals. wondered out
loud today Just what a pitcher
has to do to keep his job.
Pillette. who spent seven years
in the majors. had hoped TO 60
back and become a l0-year man.
According to Pillette, Seals
Manager Joe Gordon said Boston
was sending down a younger
pitcher to take my place, that it
was also a question Of money
and that wasn't a relief pitcher.
Its too bad" Pillette told re-
porters. baseball has reached
the point where it isn't a ques-
ton Of whether you're doing the
job but rather one of how old
you are and how much money
you make.
I'm 80. My father Herman
Pillette) pitched until he was so
and my uncle Ted was 40 when
he retired"
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pUROCHER GYES pUROCHER a FEW TLPS
Borbizon, Back in Form,
7 okinq Aim on Belmont

the Kentucky Derby his return
to form bodies i'll for Calumet
opponents.
Bar biZon, odds-on at $3.50,
ran the l 1915 miles in las.
He is expected to go in the $780,
000-added Jersey Stakes at
Garden State Saturday. That
will be at / 70 miles, another step
toward the 112-mile Belmont on
June Is.
Willie Hartack. who rode Iron
Liege to victory in the Kentucky
Derby and to second place in
the Preakness last Saturday,
shifted to Suffolk Downs In Bos-
ton yesterday and chalked up
another triumph. This time he
steered the speedy Boston Dcge
to victory in the 6-furlong Paul
Revere Handicap. A l-to-lO
shot. Boston Doge paid a mere
1920.
The favorites in the feature
races at Hollywood Park and
Jamaica didn't fare as well,
however. Fucker Up. 4-to-5 at
Hollywood. got beat by COVERT
C$9.l0) under Ralph NeveS. At
Jamaica Goulash. the favorite,
finished third behind Mr.. AL L.
and Writer. Ridden by Ray
Broussard Mr.. AL L. paid $39 80.
Shoot Man t$S.8O) ran over
his field in the stretch to win
the Challedon purse at Bal
moral in Chicago by four lengths
as the favored Hasseyampa fin
ished out of the money.
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PascuaTs Feat and As Skid
Give Senators New Heart
Shutout Boosts
Griffs' Hope Of
Escaping Cellar
BY BURTON HAWKINS

Help is on the way for the
Senators. It's arriving in the
form of the Kansas City Ath-,
letics, who are behaving as If
they're jealous of Washington's
cellar occupancy and want to
take over.
The Athletics have been blank
ed for 20 innings, they've suf.
fered five shutouts in their last
eight games, including a five
inning scoreless tie with the
Orioles. and have lost seven Of
their last eight contests.
So. all of a sudden, the Sena-
tors are only 41a games out Of
seventh place. If you think that
that isn't heartening. compared
to what was happening to them
earlier in the year, well, you
haven't been commissioning with
hem regularly.
! In fact. there's happiness all
over the place for the Senators.
In the course of a victory over
the Athletics last night at Grif-
fifth Stadium, Camilo Pascual
turned in the clubs second Shut
out in 203 games. Chick Stobbs
pitched the lone shutout for
Washington last year, beating
Baltimore on September 5.
Pascual's first major league
shutout. a seven-hitter which
resulted in a 80 triumph, was
running a sad second for five
innings to the pitching Of Ryne
Duren.
The Kansas City righthander
retired the first Is Senators in
order. allowing only one ball to
be hit out of the infield. Then
Lou Berberet wrecked his hopes
in the sixth with a leadoff homer
which sailed into the leftfield
seats.
So the Senators have two VIC
tories in a row and can compile
their longest winning streak Of
the season by whipping the AS
again today. They'll entrust the
job to Ted Abernathy. who will
be opposed by Alex Kellner.
They can bring particular Joy
into the life of Eddie Barnett,
See SENATOR'S, Page c.
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NOT ON DEFENSE IN SIXTH WIN
Pierce Calls Victory
His First Good One

NEW YORK. May % (R.-
Funny thing" Billy Pierce said
today. sometimes you can win
ball games and not even feel like
you're a good pitcher"
The 30-year-old White Sox
lefthander "a 20-game winner
last year-said that he hadn't
really felt good this season until
he beat the Yankees last night,
81.
II can't put my finger on it,"
he said. II guess the best way to
describe it is that sometimes you
feel like an offensive pitcher and
sometimes you feel like a defen-
sive pitcher.
1T doesn't always have to do
with the stuff you are throwing.
I've been doing pretty good this
year so far (6-2). but until last
nights game. l always felt like
I was en- the defense"
Against the Yanks, though,
Pierce was the complete master
of the situation. He held the
Bombers to four hits. although
the Sox had to come from behind
a 10 deficit with three runs in
the sixth inning to win.
I've never seen him pitch bet
ter" Manager Casey Stengel Of
the Yanks said. HE was getting
stronger as he went along"
White Sox Manager AL Lopez
said:
This, of course. is the first
time I've seen him pitch in Yam
gee Stadium LOPEZ MANAGED
Cleveland until this year,. And
I'd like to see more. He had
them biting"
The White Sox now lead the
Indians by two games and the
Yanks by three.
1T was an important game for
u.s." Pierce said. because # gave
our team as whole a good boost.
The Yanks had beaten us three
times and we hadn't licked them
once. If that kept up. the team
could begin to think it was
linked"
Like the rest Of the White Sox,
from Lopez right on down, Pierce
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Hot White Sox
Making Lopez
Fine Prophet
BY the Associated Press

The White Sox. with an eight
game winning streak Throwing
out one tie). a two-game lead
in the American League race
and their first triumph Of the
season over the Yankees, are
making Manager AL Lopez look
like a first-class prophet.
In spring training interviews
Lopez steadfastly disagreed with
those who saw nothing but a
Yankee runaway. He listed as
serious contenders not only his
White Sox but Cleveland, De-
troit and Boston. He felt his
team had the best chance to
dethrone the Yankees because
of its speed and a pitching staff
headed by Billy Pierce, his per-
sonal nominee to win 20 again
this year.
Last May S. after the Yam
KEGS had swept a three-game
series in Chicago to wrest first
place from the White Sox. Lopez
vowed his team would start an
other winning streak and re-
gain first place. Before last
nights game at Yankee Sta
dium, the smiling senior declared
THE Yankees can be beaten
and we're one of four teams that
can do it. I think we have the
pitching. speed. defense and
sufficient hitting TO win"
It's a long way to October. but
Lopez has nothing to apologize
for today. His White Sox are
three games in front of the Yam
KEGS. whom they whipped. 81.
last night and dumped into third
place. a game behind Cleveland.
The Indians broke their second
place tie with New York, defeat
ing the Red Sox, 3D., in an after
noon game.
The fourth-place Tigers took a
sizzling l6-inning. 81. thriller
from Baltimore to advance with
in two games of the Yankees.
Boston IS a game-and-a- half be-
Continued on Page C-5, Col. /
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is not kidding himself that the
Yanks are pushovers. But he
thinks they can be beaten this
year.
IF Bobby Richardson hadn't
dropped a doubleplay throw from
Andy Carey, we may have beer
beaten TO-" Pierce said seriously
He was thinking back to another
10 defeat he suffered az the
hands Of the Yanks last year.
But the very fact that we
were able to take advantage OF
the break shows that we have it. y
he continued. Il know the Yanks
would nave done the same thing
But this time we got the break.
The pennant-winDing team is the
one that makes the most of the
breaks"
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SENATORS, 3;
ATHLETICS, 0

Totals % 4 z o. IL 4
Slneled for Boiling in eth.
Kan for Sievers in sth.
Forced Smith for Hunter in 9th.
Ran for Noren in 9th,
Filed out for Trucks in 9th.
Kansas City 600 Oi10 nm n
Washington O0O O0i tt
Runs batted in-Berberet, Becauer,
Lemon. Two-base hits--Cery. Smith
Home run--Berberet sacrifces-Pas-
cual Runnels. Double plays-Bolline
70 Plews 70 Runnels (2l: Berberet M
Plews: BRIDGES to Plews 10 Runnels'
Lett on bases-Kansas City. n: Wash.
mgton, Bases on balls-on Pas
eual, q: on Duren. =: on Trucks.
Struck out-.-By Duren. o by Pascuai,
n. by, Trucks. /. Hlts-On Duren,
IN va INNINGS: on Trucks, in 2ss
innines. Runs and earned runs--Of
Duren. 2.2; of Trucks. Ill; on Pas
cnal 90 Winning pitcher--PascIial
,h-4 LOSING pitcher--Duren fO-3l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Napp, Rice, Rommel
Time -2:33. Attendance, 0f6
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By the Associated Press

Trainer Jimmy Jones of Calu-
met Farm is taking dead aim at
the Belmont Stakes. just as he
and his dad Ben did at the Ken
lucky Derby with Iron Liege.
They took Barbizon out of the
barn at Garden State Park
yesterday and the 1856 2-year-
old champion romped of with
the $4,000 News Purse. This in
dicateS that the son Of Polyne-
sian has recovered from a recent
coughing attack. Since Barbizon
was the future book favorite for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
Head of Pirates
IUphoIds Broom

PITTSBURGH. May % R.-
General Manager Joe L. Brown
OF the Pirates has given Man.
ager Bobby Bragan a vote Of
confidence.
Brown told the Post Gazette
last night that he not only has
the utmost confidence" that
Bragan will get the last-place
Pirates Strengthened out but
That he has never given a
thought to changing managers
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMEHICAN LEAGUE
Kansas City al Washington pu,n
cue GOD vs. Abernathy II ~
y, Onlcago az New Wilson 4-1)
Brewer t5-2D wv W.
., Detroit At Baltimore tnish)-Hoeft
i-OD VS. Ceccarelll tO-Il.
~, =, NATIONAL LEAGUE
-. "eE foTa at Chicago-Gomez f6-i)
y brooklyn at Cincinnati tnieht)-
honiax zoo vs.. Kllppstein (O-3)
obbniiadelphia At Milwaukee (nisht)-
Pittsburgh at 81 Louis inigh,,-
rrIend 3-O vs.. Mcdaniel C2-D.
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Puckers Sion Kinurd

GREEN BAY. Wis. May %
l@.-Billy Kinard. a halfback
acquired from the Cleveland
Browns in a trade, has signed
his 1857 contract with the Green
Bay Packers. Coach Isle Black
bourn said today.
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EFFICIENCY EXPERT
GETS OUNCE CAP
IN OWN HOME

LEICESTER, England (P.
"A male efficiency expert
said yesterday a housewife
should get through her work
in two hours.
THE old saying that a
housewives work is never
finished is rubbish" said c.
w. H. Jones of the British
Productivity Council.
I'm the average household
of four a housewife. with eff
fective planning. should get
through her daily routine in
just over two hours"
A member of the audience
asked the lecturer what
happened in his home.
The same as everywhere
else, I'm afraid" confessed
Mr.. Jones. Il dare not men,
ton the subject of efficiency
to my wife. She's the boss
in the kitchen"
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ever Seen-Seven women hoboing
in Pennsylvania Station"
Mrs. Dora Peck, II, who had
1924 in cash, tried to explain
The lounge was rather pleas
ant place to live, she said, and
there was the fun of seeing new
faces all the time.
The women had a routine, she
said. that went mostly like this;
Sleeping. midnight TO am;
breakfast, window shopping
perhaps a try at getting a job
a nap in the lounge if the
weather was bad.
What about your 5athing?'
asked the magistrate.
I'VE have to so to a public
bath or to a hotel for a day OF
two Mrs Peck said.
The magistrate turned Mrs
Peck over to the city welfare
department. She said she re-
ceived pension OF $500 q
smonth.
Charges Of lettering againS'
Mrs. Peck and four of the other
women were suspended.
Judged not guilty of the lott
ering charge was a Mrs. st
John. 60, and Mrs. Lena Ono
ratio, SO.
Mrs. st. John told the court
she formerly worked at Father
Divine's Peace Mission in New.
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Leak of Electricity
Found BY Housewife

DURANT. Okla. (P). - A
woman called the Durant Elec-
trio Co. Office and complained
her bill was too high.
The company checked her
meter and wiring and reported
nothing wrong.
Two days later, the woman
called to apologize. announcing
she had discovered the trouble
1 found a socket without a light
bulb in it and the electricity
must have leaked there"