AMERICAN LEAGUE
Saturday
New York 7 — Cleveland 6
Boston 8 — Chicago 7
Philadelphia 4 — St. Louis 1
Washington — Detroit 3
Sunday
New York 5 — Cleveland 3
Philadelphia 8 - 7 — St. Lofuis 3 - 1
Detroit 10 — Washington 5
Chicago 6-6 — Boston 5-8
* NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturday
Chicago 7 — New York 4
Brooklyn 13 — Pittsburgh 1
Cincinnati 8 — Philadelphia 1
Boston at St. Louis, postponed rain
Sunday
Pittsburgh 10-5 — Brooklyn 7 - 4,
New York 10 — Chicago.7
' Cincinnati 3-2 — Philadelphia 1-4 j
St. Louis 6 — Boston 5. 14 innings
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Saturday
Portland 5-8 — San Diego 1-4
Hollywood 2-0 — Los Angeles j
1-2 j
Oakland 5-4 — San Francisco j
1-7
Seattle 6-1 — Sacramento 2-2
Sunday
Oakland 7 — San Francisco 4
* Portland 5 — San Diego 2
Seattle 4 — Sacramento 3
Hollywood 6 — Los Angeles 5
Premier Mossadegh Wins
Vote of Confidence From
Iranian Parliament
TEHRAN, (JP) — Premier Mo
hammed Mossadegh won a vote of
confidence from parliament yes
terday amid demonstrations
against the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.
Crowds invaded the company’s
offices and tore down its signs
just before Mossadegh went be
fore parliament with a warning
that violence might follow if the
legislators failed to support him.
They gave him a 91-0 vote of con
fidence.
The premier said there would
be “no compromise’’ with the
British-controlled company. The
government has taken control of
its refinery and other operations
in this country. No method for
/ compensating the company has
been determined.
There was no serious damage to
the offices, but the British em
bassy said a protest would be
made against police failure to halt
the demonstrators.
Shakespeare was the father of
twins.
(Beauty and Barber
Shops Remain
Under O. P. S.
JUNEAU — Beauty and barber
shops must remain under price
control, the Office of Price Sta
bilization told the Banking and
Currency Committees of the Sen
ate *and House last week, accord
ing to word received by the O.P.S.
district office in Juneau.
The O.P.S.’s statement to the
congressional committee pointed
out that the beauty and barber
business was an 845-million-dollar
industry and as such constituted
a definite factor in the cost of
living. It said there were 92,000
barber shops nnd more than 74,000
beauty parlors in the nation in
1948.
This industry is covered by
Ceiling Price Regulation 34 in the
States and by the General Ceil
ing Price Regulation in Alaska.
All territorial barber and beauty
shops are permitted to charge the
highest price they charged during
the period December 19-January
25. Any increases since that time
are in violation of the General
Ceiling Price Regulation, t h e
Territorial O.P.S. said.
Happy Chandler Resigns
As Baseball Commissioner
CINCINNATI, O., </P) — A. B.
Chandler resigned yesterday as
Baseball Commissioner effective
July 15.
The former Kentucky governor
and Senator who had held the
commissioner’s job since 1945,
made his announcement at a con
ference rwith Warren Giles, presi
dent of the Cincinnati Reds and a
member of baseball’s executive
committee.
Baseball club owners twice re
fused to renew his contract which
would have run until May 1, 1952.
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Mrs. Jim Panos Passes Away
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs. Jim Panos who was
a Nomeite for several years.
Mrs. Panos, whose home has
/been in Seattle, has ben ill for
some time. Pall bearers included
Ole Hay, John Solon and Aimer
Rydeen, all of Nome.
She is survived by her husband
Jim Panos, a mining man well
known in this area.
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