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7 h e Crucian Senators
.<Abramson, Hodge and La
waetz who, incidentally all
originated from the Frederik-
sted area,) said that if a mar
is sick and needs ambulance
service, there is also debate
ever which ambulance is tc
pick him up. 1t is not unusual
for the ambulances from Chris
tiansted and Frederiksted to
meet in the road and transfer
a patient from one ambulance
to the other it was said. That
sounds fantastic, but the Cru
clan senators insist it is true.
Dr.. Eric O'Neal, the Commits
sioner of Health, who explain
ed that he was hearing many
of these complaints for the
first time, cited a case to prove
what he is up against.
1t appears that a man claim
ing to be a physician, recently
arrived in St. Croix and APP
piled for a License to practice
medicine. Of course, such an
plication takes some time
BECAUSE the examining board
has to,check the mans creden-
.tials: DR. O'Neal said he was
surprised one day when he
went to St. Croix to see this
man in a doctors 6 a r b
and completely in charge q
t h e Frederiksted hospital
Moreover, people in Frederik.
sted were screaming that this
poor doctor was being dis.
eliminated against because hi
was not granted his Incense
, 1958-05-17
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Senator Lawaetz and Theodore
Thomas were involved in a hot
exchange over certain procedures
of purchasing pursued in Saint
Croix. At the end of the meeting,
Senate President Anduze COM
planned to Commissioner O'Neal
that his employees should be told
how to address members Of the
Legislature.
The hearing which started out
with a lengthy and healthy exam
ination Of nursing problem, be-
came increasingly heated as the
situation in st. Croix was dis
cussed. It was abruptly postponed
to permit DR.. Evans and aides in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
JEWELRY
Retail Diamond
Salesman

Volume producer only. II
you are not making $4,000
"a year, this is your oppor-
tunity to join one Of the
East's finest jewelry stores.
Store managers can apply
if you have the ability to
create diamond sales in
high units. Send full re-
sumo in first letter. This is
not a Washington firm. Our
staff knows of this ad.
Write to Mr.. Jack Landau
co ED. MORRIS CO., 20
W. 48th st. N. Y. C.
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HELP MEN
rienced duct work. ALLISON, AID

SHOE MAN with exper.: steady po-
aRaMoSU YSTsp shoE s :fsES Ply:
Tond TI0re -
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HELP MEN
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEES


Excel. oppor. for young man, "a
35, interested In banking career,
prefer coll. degree and NSA or ALB
trng. 81. approx. $4,000, NAN
As AGE! C0MTgLTANTs. INC
OFFICE COPY EQUIPMENT ne.
RAIRMAN--Braneh once, nation.
al concern. has opening for intel.
ligent. high-caliber young man
with mechanical and electrical
aptitude; 5-day week. many hene-
fits: car necessary; in Qeorgetown
area. Only men with spotless
for appointment. Ap. $4,000.
orc. MGR. TRAINEEi 1880: credit
tleld; car nee; ) days: to $500
POTOMAC EMPL,, 2334 Wilson
blvd. Arl., IA. $4,000.
PAPER sALEsMEN for sale Of
printing papers. packaging. coarse
papers and duplicating machine
papers Compensation based on
background. paper experience and
ability to produce volume promptly
For Interview appointment, call
UN 4-S002.
PARKING ATTENDANT, 20-25
yrs; interested In future In park
ing industry. Local references and
experience REQUIRED. Starting sal
airy S55' Der wk. Reply in writing
to Box 453-Y, STAR.
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN WITH CAR. 4O-6o yrs.
cheerful personality; sales ability
good man for calling on retail
stores for. local wholesale arm
$50 wk., plus car exp. Box 364-V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
statesmen
Here Is
AN OPPORTUNITY

Are YOU looking for . change In
position that offers an opportunit.
for a future with security
II so. q nationally known cor.
poration has q nontraveling open,
Ing for alert statesmen with initia.
tive seeking a career opportunity
To aualifed men q position Il
available at $500 monthly plu,
bonus. All applicants will receive
thorough training and the organi.
cations cooperation and interest
Reply in confidence. giving age,
education. experience and marital
status, to Box 424-v, Star.
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THE HEIGHT CO.

PARKINGTON, ARLINGTON, VA.
Glebe Rd and Wilson Blvd.
MARRIED MAN, bet. ages rs ant
40, for outstanding sales position
in Washington, d. c., and Sc. Md
All local work, must own car
Starting salary S425 per mo-. plu,
complete welfare benefits and re-
tirement plan; promotional op-
portunitiesi must have had sue
ceSsful sales experience. Please
write giving particulars and tele-
phone number. All replies will be
strictly confidential. Write to Box
399-v, STAR.
AMBITIOUS FAM. MAN, bet. 90
45. TO learn the life ins. bus.
Should rave equiv. OF his. educ J.,
neat appear. above-aver. 70 and
I Pc NOW empl; opRCsT ,,E e earn While
FERENCE WITH PRESENT POS
MIST men earn S2OO-S40O per
mo. while learning We're a very
lge. old company. Write Box 244-
d, Star.
EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN n
bank operations wanted for coun.
try bank centrally located be.
tween Washington and Baltimore
Give complete banking experience
in resume. Send all replies Il
Box l22-B, Star.
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in q 81. 50
Am. europe To 81 1000 Travel
paid Write only Employment Info
Center, Room a4S 40 Stuart St.
Boston 1B
PART TINE = Armed Forces ant
Government employees: wonderful
opportunity to earn over $50 wk
in your spare time. Call Mr.. WILL.
NER, DI. T-2S99 between 4:3(
and @ pm.
AMBITIOUS MAN, TO BECOME
SUPERVISOR FOR REAL SILK
CALL MISS MINOR, MA. S.7356.
PART-TIME
Can't sell? No sales experience
With our training. you average. $9f
per week ewes. and Sat: white
car necessary. Call Mr.. FINCH
tn. 2-3l32. Mon. and Tues,
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MEN. able TO meet public
8 hrs. per day. average So per hr
70 start. See Mr.. Shelton, HOME
READERS SERVICE. INC. Albe'
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PATENT
ATTORNEY

Outstanding opportunity for pat.
ent attorney with electronics back.
ground. Location In upstate New
tronic equipment. Opportunity To
participate in all phases Of patent
practice. and to assume considerable
responsibility. Salary llberal-com-
mensurate with experience. All re.
plies confidential Write
BOX 39O-V, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
ENGINEER

Reliable, sober, well experienced IN
all phases oil burner and apt.
house maintenance work. must
have good references: excellent SAL
fully oualifed. Call D1. 7.7t4o.
for apt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
YOUNG MEN
PART TIME

$40 per evening, 8 TO $3.50 pm
National concern has. openings In
production department for 5 men
Is to 80. white only. year-rounc
occupation. High school education
or better. Must be free 5 EVENING"
per. week. Can lead TO fulI-time
ss4s4hpfs or pers pSsiIo intet Ta Elk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

Freedom is doing what you
like. Some Computer Pro-
examiners like best to
match their wits and skillS
against difficult program
ming problems. This char
acteristic COR idioSyncrasy)
Iof liking complicated prob
lens is one of the chief
qualifications of the pro-
examiners we need at Sys-
tenn Development Corpora
ton in Santa Monica,
California.
Those who qualify will work
on the largest man-com-
Iputer system in the Nation.
An important aspect OF the
work involves formulating
novel and ingenious pro-
grams to attain maximum
use of computerS.
The positions require at
least one years solid ex-
perience in high speed
digital computer program
ming. plus conceptual and
logical capacities of a high
order. A college degree, in
GLIDING math through cal
Iculus, is necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

SALES $1,000
WASHING TON, D. C.
AREA. SELL BY APPOINT
MENT ONLY. MARKET
UNLIMITED, WITH PROS
PECTS WANTING SAME
DAY. CINCH FORCLOSEs
ON TODAY BASIS. SOME
OF OUR MEN EARN UP TO
So, 900 A MONTH COMMITS
SION. EVEN A BEGINNER
CAN MAKE $3.50 EACH
w EEK. $500 MONTE
GUARANTEED TO START
PHONE RE. 7-44O8 FOR APP
POINTMENT FOR INTER
VIEW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

hLo HOAANA NAM Auug eAptIl
snsic; e run gIs :. kE HtlfassiN cfESsS
HAvRANs RESTAURANT, l0it
9th 50. NV.
R0OFER, flrst-ciass, ali types Of
s coa. sl So isth S e. n.el ROOFING
|RoUTEMAN, ase 2i-35, for estab,
fno%iedse 81 City Dla and s sSbuSs;
viii be helpful; must Be married. Married.
honest and willing to work. NO
OTHER NEED APPLY. Refs.
carefully checked: many COM
Mr.. Mason, End m, CRIB DIAPER
SERVICE. 7O1 Lamont st. NV
ROUTE Statesmen, age 2i-4O
established food product route,
company operates from Penna. Il
Fla. with branches In all major
southeastern cities. This opening
applies to local area. Everything
furnished incl, proper training and
supervision, 9-day wk., paid va
cation plus 2 paid holidays an
nualls Insurance and ,hospitaliza-
pretzels, etc Apply in person, i
INC. TIA CAPITAL FRiTo Co,
1880 Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Nd.
SALESMAN for manufacturers
representative: builders supplies;
ssaii details Box aa $685. star 4; 80.
Observation-Disclosures DIRECT
SALESMAN. New accepted prod
uct; Tremendous potential, profit
able repeat business, high annual
income. Phone JE. 4-S093, Sum
days or after @, weekdays.
SALESMAN, exper., Competent, for
commercial refrieerators, coolers,
iSil OBTAINS o'iBR Box sseii.IK. STAR states
SALESMAN for FIRE extinguishers:
experienced, with references; full
aetalis. background. etc. Box $685.
SALESMAN-This Is q small ad for
a big lob. Our product has ma
tional acceptance and we are the
Leaders In our field. This position
viii pay q satisfactory salary plus
monthly bonus. This Is not insur-
ance or once machines. Applicant
must have. successful sales record.
Reply as briefly as possible. Our
sales department know that we
are running this advertisement.
SALESMAN TO collect and sell life
m laS, n s. p; g; $50 weekly to start.
SALESMAN, 2I-20-Nurses, beau
ticians, Mattresses and doctors uni
forms; Car. 500 drawing. BOX
2b1-V. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
ENGINEER
ESTATE ECONOMICS

LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
We desire to add an executive
type, COLLEGE trained man, over agg
% TO our Analytical Services DiVi
sion. II selected you will be trained
10 perform q special business and
Estate analysis service for important
clients.
Such Economic Analysis training
q exclusively available in our COM
paIiy. 20 years OF experience and
know -how have gone into this sales
executive development program.
You will receive adequate COM
pensation from the start. Average
earnings OF the established men in
our organization are $4,000, In
addition, they accumulate a deferred
income for themselves at the rate
Of $4,000 q year. Previous expert
encs not necessary, but sales. ad-
Vertising. finance, or business oper-
alton desirable. Our exclusive APP
titude tests can help you deter
mine your qualifications.
Write In complete confidence or
call Carl Furniss, Connecticut Cen
-eral Life Insurance Co.. 927 18th
ct. NV, WASHINGTON, D. c Me.
S-4755 between . and ); also eve
nings and week ends between $3.50
and $3.50 at OIL. 6-419O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
MELP WOMEN
tcoNTINuEpl
ACCT. S4.800

Some bkkpg.. type. excel position.
Bkkpr, type, contractor $50
Bkkpr., Laurel area SIS
Bkkpg. mach. oprs.. Conn. ave, $75
AcctR. elk, assn. sos
Asst. bkkpr.. payroll. sos plus mis-
Accts. rec. elk, type $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
YOUNG MEN

Opportunity for ambitious YOUNG
men, in full-time stock and selling
stock job: must want to learn
merchandising in large department
store; high school education de-
sirable but not necessary: excellent
chance for advancement. with ex-
cellent company benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
HELP MEN
INSURANCE TRAINEE

Young man, not exceeding "a
years Of age. service free, learn op.
erations Of progressive insurance
company: tipping necessary: liberia
benefits included. Write giving full
particulars. Box 427-D Star.
INVESTIGATOR. PART TINE. fol
negligence lawyer; CLAIMS expe'
rience preferred: replies confiden'
tial. Box 140-v, Star,
JANITOR, colored. exper.. for NV
apt. bldg; must be have knowl
OF Iron Fireman and be able Il
make minor repairs; ref. REQ, Call
EN-. 2-S063.
JANITOR. coiored. part-time; Arl
garden apis: married. no children
oil burner exper preferred Apt
in exchange for services.
MA. 8-0508
Dreyfuss Bros. 1919. 18th st. NV
KELSH.MULTIPLEX instrument OBJ;
orators, full-time, permanent. new
local corp. Write brief qualifica.
tons. Boz l03-V Star.
KITCHEN MAN: general all around
porter and dishwaSher; must
know short order; good pay. Lu
L@UuIU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
SECYS. = STENOS
OTHER POSITIONS
Accountant-Rk

OPEN TO $40 PM. THURSDAYS
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 n. z. Ave. NV. RIM. sos
Accountant-Bkkpr.
Positions for accountant Rrad.
and exper. bkkpr.. previous exper /;
salary S3.900-$5.50O.
AVIATION PLACEMENT
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. RIM. BOZ
AID 4-6616 AID. 4-S342
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REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN

Established, fast-moying arm In
preference, but not n Scess's9es In.
come up to $4,000 annually Il
start. Cali Mr.. ERLIcH, GOTHAM
REALTY. INC. JE. 2-7300.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

PIX OPERATOR for Conn. ave
apt. bldg, 1880 am. TO $3.50 pm,
0 days, ,!exper.. reliable person
appt. CO. 5-S105.
PHARMACIST, young, ambitious
good Qppor. DISCOUNT DRUGS
5317 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3-3466
PHARMACIsT-Must be competent
fast. prescription man. OOes pre-.
scription work. Should be ready
to work April /. $3.50 start, plus
bonus. health benefits. vacation,
4S-hour week layerage). SHEP-
HERD PARK PHARMACY, RIA
$4,000. Interviews with Mr.. Wolfe
sunday afternoon or Mon. night
PHARMACIST
Work in suburban Maryland. ex.
cellent starting salary, WORKING
conditions and full company bene.
fits, including Q sharing re.
tl Or sn .D BlSD Gs TO- e eeslI
PHOTOGRAPHER to manage anc
operate portrait studio: good pro-
MOTION salesman. Write Boz
PHOTOGRAPHER, portrait, expert.
enced. Write Box 4S0-V, Star.
PLUMBER-Registered D. c.; fol
real estate work, full or part
time. Box 360-V. Star.
PORTER.JANITOR, coiored. fol
downtown once BLDG; over rs,
DREYFUss BROS.
1919 10Th st. NV. MA. S-05S0
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ACCOUNTANTS
D. c. Ennnl. Excl
ADM SECY

ADM. SECY. 1890
For national corporation. must
work with executives in govt. and
industry. degree preferred, career
opportunity, single.
FRENCH SECY. --$375
No shorthand, will translate con-
hdential material.
EXEC. SECY. S430
Complete responsibility Of ONCE
detail for national iirm, local
ONCE, bank or security back
ground helpful, degree preferred,
unusual financial opportunity.
irregular hours.
IP. r. SECY. = $3.50
For national trade association, will
assume duties of top girl. 2S-40
yrs. will raise to 81 500 after short
training period.
SECY., Beginner
Start $500. national trade Asso-
citation, will work for l man.
downtown.
ASST. TO EXEC.
start $500, public contact. good
tipping for confidential material,
no shorthand. raise in 90 days.
Beginner TypiSt $3.50
No experience required, 5 days,
downtown.
CorreSp. Researcher
History or English major, some
tipping. will dictate own mate
rials. salary 3,60O-S4, 500, de-
pending on experience, back.
ground and ability.
ITRAINEE $500
For national trade association. apti-
tude with figures. must be able TO
organize own work, will train on
I.B.M. equipment, no typing, some
college helpful.
Service RepreS. $3.50
Above-average appearance. must
be able interview and generally
work with public. some college,
5-day wk.
lCLERK-TYPIST 1925
Small office of professional firm.
Varied duties. Good typins.
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2508
723 Sheraton Bldg. I'll 14th NV:
Admin. Secys. to $4,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RELA.
TIONS. CAPITOL HILL, LAW.
EnIJCATION EMBASSIES AND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
HELP MEN

RESTAURANT MAN, fully expert
opportunitY REFERKNcE S.
HAvRANs RESTAURANT, 1916
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
YOUNG MEN

Large expanding company has
several permanent once positions
open for high school graduates who
are single These positions offeI
good opportunity for advancement.
Apply Room 900. SD I4th 81. INV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

MANY OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman
235 Woodward Bldg. RE. 7-44l4
733 18th st. NV at II
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER for
office Must have experience;
good pay: 5-day week hospitaliza-
ton and other fringe benefits.
Call Mr. FRIDLEY. Elk. 3-OS00.
ASST. LIBRARIAN. research org:
some cataloguing exper., in college
or univ: some typhlg, age to 40;
$3.50 mo-: ) days; Conn. ave. area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
AMBITiOUS FAM MAN. bet %

PART TINE = Armed Forces and
Government employees; wonderful
opportunity to earn oyer $50 Ek
NER, DI. T-2S99 between 4:3(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
AL Announces
Schedule Shifts

CHICAGO. July rs tR.-The
following American League
schedule changes for playing
of postponed games and other
switches have been announced
by win Harridge. league pres
ident:
At Chicago-August 3. New
York. two games: August 10.
Kansas City. two games. twi-
night double-header.
At Kansas City-August 3.
Washington. two games.
At Detroit-July q, WASH
ington. two games: August 3.
Baltimore, two games; August
10. Chicago. two games.
At Cleveland-August /. Bos-
ton. two games, twi night
doubleheader: August 10, De-
troit. two games. twi night
double-header.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10,
Baltimore. two games.
At Baltimore-August 4, New
York, night game (open date) I;
August Is. Kansas City. night
game (open date); August 10.
Kansas City. two games. twi-
night doubleheader.
At New York August 10,
Boston, two games; August IL,
Baltimore. two games. day and
night. separate admissions for
each game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
EurIy Expansion
Urged by Perrin

MILWAUKEE,, July Is (P).-
Lou Perrin. owner Of the
Braves, declared today that
baseball should set the wheels
in motion for two 'i0-team
major leagues no later than
this fall when the majors hold
their Joint meeting.
"The present owners will
have to make some sacrifices, ="
Perrin told a news conference
at County Stadium before to-
days game with the Cubs. Eve
may have to divest ourselves Of
some OF our talent"
Perrin. one of baseball's lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
No Brain Dumuqe
Suffered byDuren

DETROIT, July as N9.A-No
brain damage whatever was
suffered by Ryne Duren. ace
rookie relief pitcher for the
New York Yankees. when he
was struck by a pitched ball
here Thursday.
That was the verdict today
OF Duren's physician. DR.. A. II.
Whitaker. following exhaustive
tests.
But the young pitcher. who
suffered q conclusion. win be
hospitallzed &C least another
day or so and stiil Is subject
10 dizzy spells and has a head
ache.
Paul Foytack. whose pitch hit
Duren high on the left cheek.
visited the Yankee today. DR..
Whitaker reported II was q
friendly is-minute meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
SENATORS
Continued From Page CT

with none on in the fifth of
Griggs, and the Tigers got to
Valentinetti for four runs In
the seventh.
Kuenn opened the. assault
on Vito with a double to CEN
ter and Gail Harris walked.
Kaline's grounder skipped past
Yost for a double, scoring
Kuenn. and Tito Francona was
purposely passed. filling the
bases.
Wilson'S sacrifice fly to CEN
ter got Harris across. and Ossie
Virgil thumped a triple down
the rightfield line. sending
Kaline and Francona scamper-
ing plateward. before Moford
watched a third strike and
Boiling flied to Sievers.
NOTES: Pedro Ramos and
Camilo Pascual will oppose the
Tigers Frank Larry and Hank
A tiirre in a double-header to-
morrow. =. Manager Cookie
Lavagetto benched Norm
Zauchin and Jim Lemon to-
day. zauchin has gone
0-for-l4 since smacking q
homer against Cleveland, while
Lemons only two hits in II
tries have been infield affairs.
Martin, in addition to turn
ing in a slick play on Sievers
in the first, darted to his right
for Herb Plews' grounder in
the fifth. whirled in the air and
tipped a soft strike to Harris
at first base for the out.
Lavagetto tried to make a deal
with the Tigers today. with
Martin the object, but General
Manager Johnny McHale
wouldn't listen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY SUTTON HAWKINS

voting TO request approval to
move.
Murphy's resolve 10 fight at
the moment Is the strongest
deterrent Washington fans have
going for them. 0abe repeat
eddy has declared he'll carry
the matter 10 court and It's
the firm conviction Of his bait
terry of lawyers that he'd win.
There were battles within
battles. with estates still 10 be
settled ana taxes 10 be paid.
Still undetermined Is the value
tax men will place on the SEN
ators' stock handed down TO
Cal and Thelma. with Murphy's
bid Of sos a share for a por-
ton Of those holdings perhaps
complicating the issue.
It's q chaotic scene, what
with Washington apparently
about 10 realize its dream Of q
long-needed new stadium, but
with no assurance that there
will be a baseball team TO play
In 1t. There are rumors that
Grifith Stadium Is about TO be
sold TO Howard University.
There are people with vast
amounts Of money willing TO
purchase q major league fran
chise for Washington In case
the current Senators shift. but
that would require expansion
Of one Of the leagues even 10
be considered.
There are numerous people
with faith in Washington as a
baseball city. Commissioner
Ford Prick has said it would be
catastrophe" for Washington
to be stripped Of major league
baseball but that's like your
next door neighbor saying it
because Prick is powerless TO
prevent the catastrophe.
Bill Week has declared, "a
move Of the Senators from
Washington would be another
classical baseball misplay. Not
only for prestige reasons, but
also because Washington is
basically a wonderful baseball
town" Frank Lane. general
manager of the Indians. says.
II have alwsUs regarded WASH
ington potentially as one Of the
three best franchises in base
ball" Too bad they're mere
observers Of the scene.