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Evening star., 1936-07-26
Army Girl Is Married
In Setting of Flowers
At Blue Ridge Summit
Daughter of Gen. Robert Patterson Is Give1
in Marriage by Her Uncle.
Other Weddings.

bride, was her matron Of honor, and
wore a green mousseline de sole gown
designed with full skirt and puf1ed
sleeves and trimmed in yellow. She
wore large leghorn hat and carried
bouquet of yellow roses.
The other attendants were Miss
Alice Sullivan, Miss Katherine Sulli-
van, Mrs. Leigh Austin Fuller, whose
gowns were of yellow mousseline de
sole, modelled like that of the matron
of honor, but trimmed with green.
Judy Ely and Patricia Sullivan were
the flower girls and wore green or
CANDY frocks trimmed with yellow.
Mr. Francis L. Sullivan, brother OF
1Soa wEnNTNCS pona AZ
Evening star., 1936-07-26
DR.. and Mrs. Murphy
Leave for Maine

DR.. Joseph A. Murphy, chief med
ical inspector of the District Of Co.
lumbia, accompanied by Mrs. Murphy
and their younger son, Joseph Muir
ply, jr., left the Capital yesterday for
Cape Roster, Me. They will motor
by way Of the Hudson Valley, the
Green Mountains Of Vermont and the
White Mountains Of New Hampshire.
They will return in August to their
Summer home. at Rehoboth Beach,
Del.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
Rear Admiral Dunbar
At Summer Residence

/ Rear Admiral Arthur Dunbar CMed-
ical Corps, retired) and Mrs. Dun
bar are spending the Summer at their
country home, on the Severn River
Tuesday afternoon they were at home
and had among their guests Comdr.
and Mrs. John Bowers Of Annapolis
Admiral Dunbar was at one time head
Of the Naval Hospital at Annspciis.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

(See WEDDINGS, Page g.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
Engagements Announced
Suzanne Carroll Hill Betrothed to
Phillips H. Clarke.

das Polk in the Confederate Army and
was a writer of note. His paternal
grandfather, r. L. B. Clarke. was
appointed by President Grant in 1869
as Judge on the Board of Appeals in
the Patent Office and served on that
tribunal for 80 years. For many
years he was chairman Of this body.
On his maternal side Mr.. Clarke is a
nephew of DR.. James Harris Rogers,
distinguished scientist and inventor.
Mr.. Clarke is actively engaged in
the real estate business and is now
(Continued on Page 5, Column %
Evening star., 1936-07-26

r IS Britannia Majesty's Ambas-
sador, Sir Ronald Lindsay
will sail the middle Of next
L month for England, where hi
Evening star., 1936-07-26

EVERLY, Mass, July 25.-For
- Washington colonists and So
n journers on the North Shore
~ there has been a program Of
Evening star., 1936-07-26
Mrs. Doak to Sail
For Hawaiian Visit

Mrs. William N. Doak. widow Of the
former Secretary of Labor, will leave
Washington August 81 for the West
Coast. From there she will sail for
Hawaii to spend several weeks.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
WHO
ARE UNEMPLOYED.

In and around Washington are men
that are complaining about WORK peins
very hard to find. Some OF theSe men men
for work, or want something that is easy
to do for a mere existence. To the men
looking for a chance to prove thelr aplIitS
with possibilities OF earning gooa' con .
Sistent living for themselves and their
families we can present a splendid oppor-
tunity.
In our previous announcements We have
not Interested in men who are merely, con-
cerned with the limitations OF small IN
come However, we will go long way
in helping man to a lucrative and per-
manent future if that man is big enough
and willing enough to realize that ne must
pay the price and prove his worth to us
by actual and conscientious hard work:
In order to assure that no man VIII
income used as a harness over him. we
pay our men on profit-sharing basis,
giving them 8 chance to receive in dollars
and cents what they actually earn earn ord
mutual No Investment is REQUIRED from
any man Qualifying. We finance every
Our requirements are: Good references
hours interview with our factory repre-
consider real opportunity to you?
This ad gives no honest. industrious
man an excuse for being out OF work we
are not interested in ad seekers or fioaterS.
Apply in person Monday morning between
g 80 and 1890 o'clock sharp. 205 Denrike
Bids 1910 Vermont ave. NV. This is a
special interview and may mean the turn
ins point of your life, resardless OF your
This is not an ordinary ad. but this is
not an ordinary selling JOB. we nrmis
believe this represents one OF the outStanu-
ing opportunities of the decade in specially
eole
Evening star., 1936-04-19
statesmen,

Our season is just begin
ming, earnings commensu-
rate to ability. Leads fur
nished. Men applying must
be of neat appearance and
have permit to drive car. Ap-
ply to Mr.. Keppler, Electrical
Appliance Department, The
Hecht Co., between 10 and l l
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SITUATIONs-DOMESTiC.

WOMAN, colored young, wishes laundry
by the day or cleaning, 81 day. Refer
ence. z. j.. 1870 Huntoon ct. s.w.
WOMAN. colored, neat. wishes work of
any kind. day or night. Call between
9:30 and and after 5. Met. 3241.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. wants
laundry or cleaning by the day. Call Lin
coin 1142-W.
WOMAN. colored. wishes day work. house
cleaning. 2 or days weeks references.
Call Lincoln 3OS3-W.
WOMAN. colored. reliable: part time 5
days week; % Light cleaning, ann omGss; apart part
Phone North S516.
WOMAN colored wants work part time
l to z PM; plain cooking. child's nurse
no Sunday. Phone Columbia 37S1.
WOMAN. colored. wants work by day or
part time. Call North 10251. References
YOUNG GIRL. colored. would like a job
as waitress, mothers helper or chsmber-
maid. Call Adams 1862.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SALES POSITIONS OPEN.

SALES POSITIONS OPEN.
A conspicuously successful sales organi-
gation. one whose performance in 1880
attracted Nationwide attention and COM
ment has recently moved into much larger
quarters and is expanding its program for
1885 with the objective OF doubled pusl-
A'''' RADIO BRoADcAsTING
over the Columbia Station furnishes our
fnen BONA FIDE LEADS for their daily
work No cold-turkey calls-no door,
bells to ring. These men are making real
money. just like the old days before the
depression, Month after month the aver
age commissions are M
AVERAGING MORE THAN $4,000
PER MONTH. ,,o,u
The top five men each month usually
Our statesmen sell Q) that which, every
one must buy. c5j We have quality OF
this this product that is infinitely, superior.
(3J We have better method for ne
purchaser TO acquire the product. g.
And we sell it for about one-third the
Competitors price. This is fourfold
combination that would mean success IN
any line. A man of national reputation
will give you the interesting story
MONDAY MORNING
at ten O'Clock. Whether you are now
employed-partly employed or idle-come
up and hear about it, Positions are open
to those who can qualify as to honesty.
ambition and intelligenee
MOVING PICTURES
teresting picture of your sales career. Get
of the elevator at the twelfth hoor.
Tower Building. 14th and K streets. ten
D'cl0ck Monday morning,
Evening star., 1936-04-19
statesmen.

Factory representatives
will interview a few men for
a responsible position in a
sales organization with an
old established local reputa-
ton. See Mr.. Horan, Hamil-
ton Hotel, Monday at 10 am.
sharp.
THE HECHT COMPANY
Requires the services of a
high-type sales representa-
tive for their oil burner and
gas range department. Abil-
ity more important than ex-
perience. Phone National
1857 after 10 am. Monday
for appointment with MIR.
SWongner.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
General CONTRACTING.
HOME OWNERS,
Johns-Manville Deferred
Payment Contractors
OFFER YOU

VI G4b w
Roofing siding rock wool
insulation :. tin and iron roofs,
cutters and spouts on the
JOHNS MANVILLE famous s.
year plan.
No down payment :. no liens
or mortgages against your prop
erty.
TO qualify for the above terms
:. you must own a small equity
in your home with taxes for
the first part of 1885 PAID.
Remember, we do not sublet
our work you deal direct
with the JOHNS-MANVILLE De-
ferred Payment Contractors at
all times.
If You Need :.
A new roof . side walls :. or
rock wool insulation - in fact,
ANY home improvements -
phone or write this office and
member of the firm will call and
give you a free estimate, with no
obligation to you.
AMERICAN
RE-ROOFING CO.,
1913 14th st. NV. CO. 4551
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened by Modern Machine Methods.
All Work Fully Guaranteed.
Parts for All Mowers
New and Reconditioned Mowers for Sale.
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.
w. I. ATCHISON CO.,
424 7th st. sw District 4443.
PAINTER and paperhanger; rooms, S3?0
and up; work guaranteed. ]. Jones. 24lh
Eye st. NV. Phone West 2465.
lContinued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1936-04-19
BEATTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wo2certul French method used Dr. Della
Ledendecker 3025 o st NV West 1870
OPEN 3 am. to 9 pm: Dunbar's Beauty
minute permanent, S6. so: special care
for white, dyed and bleached hair, Ss;
hair tinting. facials. scalp treatments
Doc service. Call Cleveland $3.50.
MOTHER LEAVING CITY TO LIVE IN
country for Summer: can take good care
of one child Potomac 3591W.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
HOSIERY BUYER
CONTINUED.

HOSIERY BUYER.
If you can qualify as a per-
son of demonstrated ability,
with experience as a buyer
or assistant buyer of hosiery,
this position in one of Wash
ington's better stores will in
tereSt you. Address Box 451-
G, Star office.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SALES POSITION.

SALES POSITION.
Factory representative will
interview applicants to rep
resent responsible distribu-
tor of automatic heating
equipment through a lead
ing department store outlet.
Phone Mr.. SchWem, Hamll-
ton Hotel, Monday after IL
am. for interview.
THE HECHT CO. REQUIRES
THE SERVICES OF A RE-
TAIL RADIO SALESMAN.
AGE 81 to 35, ABILITY
MORE IMPORTANT THAN
EXPERIENCE. APPLY EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE, 4th
FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SlTUATlONS-MEN.

MAN, colored. reliable. as chauneur. por-
1TeShsn seynsIG Eurt sSsw
like janitor work or general work. around
yard or house for free rent: best references.
Address Box 420-E. Star ofiice.
NAyAL IA. ,o oFF5cER 1etifins desires Posi-:
BOZ 4Ss-E. Star ONCE.
PAINTING. papering. plastering. 12 years
experiences; sober workman; by day Job;
reference; by colored man. Decatur 0066.
PHARMACIST. registered. thoroughly expe-
rieneed; references furnished. Address Box
PRINTER -PREssMAN. long experience. all
ence, Address Box 3-G. Star once.
SOUTH CAROLlN1AN. colored. "a years,
handyman, houseman. dishwasher. small
Issac.
UNIVERSITY, STUDENT wishes position
as tutor TO boy over 10 private family:
French. English: etc; free to travel: best
WANT JOB chauffeur or service station.
Phone Metropolitan OSO9.
YOUNG COLORED MAN wishes Job as
chauffeur: call Decatur 4740. Harrison.
YOUNG coLoRED. MAN wants position as
Bostie. Decatur a3is-J. A'' ''e''
YOUNG MAN, white, as chauffeur. free to
Address BOX 4o6-E. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. "a. good background edu-
cation; desires position; 8 yrs. exp. in
financial work. photographic and general
drafting Address Box 62-G. Star once.
YOUNG MAN. II. versatile, well-traveled:
experience as correspondent. office manager.
sales electrical and x-ray engineering,
| medical and dental fields: types: general
qualifications excellent: references. viii
consider anything. anywhere. Address
| Box ABE. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. colored. 20 yrs. would like
| steady work as porter or driver in store or
private family. Call West 1511-J Sun
| day
YOUNG MAN colored wishes work as
houseman, porter: honest, trustworthy;
drivers permit; reference. Adams "355.
YOUNG MAN. colored. % desires to work
for for, bachelor or position as houseman.
YOUNG WHITE MAN with Dodge. light
delivery, desires employment: CAPABLE. in
dustrious. honest. George Kerns. EN-. 7745.
CALLING FOR OPENING-A man. middle
age. healthy. intelligent. hard worker,
| normal habits. respectable. neat appear
| ance; has wide range of experience in
| mechanical and building lines; heating and
plumbing; capable handle rental property
al repairs foundation to roof: would con-
slider MANAGEMENT of large farm or estate;
| landscaping. blasting for old or new or
| chards. experienced with live stock and
| poultry. Compensation open for adjust
| ment against proven results. Credentials
| as to ability and integrity at interview.
| Address Box l43-G. Star once.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
WANTED-SALESMEN,

LEATHER WORK GLOVES.
Leading manufacturer offers short, fast.
moving. one-price sideline; year-round
sales: 10eS comm. weekly. Write today.
GENERAL LEATHER MFG. CO.. 1000
Evening star., 1936-04-19
YOUNG MAN.

inexperienced but married and living
the business world. Has GOOD education
and splendid health. so a worth while op-
portunity is. the important thing. The
TO advance. Have you such a position?
Address Box 412-E Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

HOSTESS MANAGER FOR HEALTH
hotel in mountains; investment Of S3 900
will purchase share IN property and insure
permanent employment. Address Box
S5-E Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
ENCLOSING.

Process engraved letterhesds. envelopes.
cards, s3 e5 per 1000; water marked;
steel enEravins at half usual prices. s; 9.
OOHERTy, 1342 18th NV. Decatur bS2 Z.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

DE FOREST: TRAINING TMEvIsIoN.
RADIO AND SOUND ENGINEERING.
WANT FEW YOUNG MEN.
Training division of prominent sound
equipment manufacturer is selecting few
young men, now employed, TO train in
spare time for positions in television ana
with all expenses paid. including trans
portation to and from Chicago factory will
be awarded best student. State age. phone.
occupation. Address Box 126-E. Star once.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEl

s1r bt, ,senned; I hGuseSeeper COOK & enaqi- W.
bachelor or two people: highest city refer
enceS from well-known people. ADDRESS Box
4lSE. Star Office. 2O'
FILIPINO and American couple; Al ref
erences: butler, chauffeur houseman wife s
maid; both cook Address Box 46-G. Star
office
Evening star., 1936-04-19

A SINGLE-CAR GARAGE OR BASEMENT
room suitable for a small non-commercial
shop; d. C. electricity must be available.
Address Box 31A-E Star once.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

tCOntinued.)
DICTATION. TOUCH TYPEWRrrINo,
| GREGG SHORTHAND.
! Superior Instructfon-Reasonable tuition.
| STANFIELD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL,.
| 7lO 14th st. NV. Phone District 1858.
HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS.
Oldest and Largest in America.
Write for Free Diesel Booklet.
Box 10. Arlington Sta. Baltimore. Mo.
THE QUICKEST AND SUREsT WAY TO
EMPLOYMENT.
Complete courses on international tabu-
lating and asserting machines are now
available to limited number OF students.
only course of its kind offered In the city,
Easy to Learn. Widely used in Government
departments. Rates reasonable. Day and
evening sessions Glasses now forming.
Call for demonstration.
STRAYER COLLEGE,
Homer Building 18th and F Sts
Washington. D. c.
GIRLS-GIRLS-GIRLS!
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Spring is best time to start Special
discount continued tor a limited time.
Visit our school without oblisation or write
for catalogue. Jobs secured for gradu-
ates. Expert instruction. Easy terms:
Modern School of Beauty Culture. 1917
F st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs ana
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co.. 3l9 st. s.w Nat. 6679.
BRICK WORK stone work. cement work
and painting. reasonable; satisfaction
guaranteed Phone Lincoln 95@9.
RITZ DEP Graduate ensineer will
~ AADGAI build your home and
save you, money; $1,000 and up. Phone
Evening star., 1936-04-19

CLARENDON RESIDENTS DESIRE TRANS:
| portation mornings 20 Western High and
r. P. c.. respectively. Call North 0129-J.'
KIND. UNDERSTANDING MOTHER WILL
! care for boy over 5; refined home: char
acter training and diet. Georgia 1899.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AT YOUR
| home" for 81 (in the District. Potomac
| OS54
Evening star., 1936-04-19
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS G. SERVICE

RATIONS-Building and house re-
pairs. all kinds; small, large; complete serv-
ice. Phone McGolrick. Adams 3s56-R. 1a-
Evening star., 1936-04-19

SAVE LIFEi MEN WANTED AS VOL
unteer blood donors; no remuneration: re-
plies confidential except for hospital emer-
gency use; state age and color. Address
Box 3S0-E Star Office
Evening star., 1936-04-19

MAID colored 90 to 30 years for 9Th. W. !:
must be good laundress and accustomed to
children: plain cooking: home nights; only
strong. willing and capable worker need
apply personally to 1912 Mintwood pl. n W.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINE LoNS
For junior-senior Steno aphers
and typists announced. Let us pre-
pare you We know how. Day-night
classes. You can do better here"
CAPITAL, CITY COLLEGE MI 18th St %
Evening star., 1936-04-19

DREssMAKING SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Dresses. 81; coats refined. So Call Sun
day or after z pm. week days. North
16lS-W
DENTAL WORK WANTED IN EXCHANGE
for advertising thermometers. Address
Box 4-E Star once.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
(Continued.)

| LADY in Government would like house,
keeper tProtestant) to take full charge Of
! home in nearby Virginia; must be GOOD
| cook and clean: German preferred: S25
references. Address Box AGE. Star Of
fee
Evening star., 1936-04-19
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST

Courses preparing for junior and senior
examinations. Intensive speed building
drills in civil service dictation. transcrip.
tion. plain and rough draft copying, and
general tests. Several trial examinations
are included in the courses. Day and eve
ming sessions Glasses limited.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

LADY IN OFFICE. LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
would allow use of 3 acres land for garden
purposes and 5 chicken houses TO party
taking care Of front lawn and raising
flowers. Good opportunity. Address Box
4S6-E Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
PERSONAL.
NOVIItIHutu.I
SONG WRITER

wants to Join orchestra as writer; has num-
Der Of new songs. Address Box 1910. Stal
ONCE
Evening star., 1936-04-19

IF INTERESTED IN BUYING A DIAMOND.
Address Box ALE Star Office
Evening star., 1936-02-26
MANGAN |SREADY
FOR NOTED RIVALS
Reports He'll Go Against
Venzke and Cunningham
in March Is Meet.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, February ga
nj three-cornered climax for the
" indoor distance running sea-
q son, which already has stirred
up so much excitement with the down.
fall of Glenn Cunningham and the
rise of Gene Venzke, was assured to-
day.
It came with the news that Joe
Mangan had recovered from the grippe
and plans to race In the Columbian
mile at the knights of Columbus meet
March IS.
Mangan touched of the first of the
fireworks up in Boston when he barely
failed to nip Cunningham at the tape
in the Prout Memorial games. A week
later he turned the trick in the ia
NOUS Wanamaker mile at the Millrose
meet here, with Venzke running Sec
ond and Cunningham third.
Venzke, the Pennsylvania star, whose
pre- Olympic campaign reached its
peak last Saturday with his world-rec-
ord $500 meters in 3:49.9 in the A. A.
u. indoor championships, has won
every big race since then.
Mangan sent word from Ithaca yes
terday that he had left the infirmary
at Cornell, where he Is law student,
and had resumed light training.
Evening star., 1936-02-26
DONL|N Of GIANTS
QUIT FOR SEASON
Roush Near End of Career
When He Stuck 1t Out.
Bonuses Help.
BL ALAN GOULD,

Associated Press Sports Editor.
n YEW YORK, February 26.-Al-
nj though the ranks of major
v league holdouts have given lit
tie ground of late, there Is no
reason to view with much alarm or
believe that, for example, Hank Leiber
will be busy opening day doing other
than playing center field for the
New York Giants.
The stubborn character Of the Lie
Der case, so far battling the best minds
of the Giants headquarters staff, is
not extraordinary or unprecedented.
Hank himself has punctuated a brief
league career with previous salary
arguments. He threatened a hold
out siege two years ago, before he
clinched a regular job. 1t may re-
quire more persuasion and further
compromise before the man from Ari-
zona capitulates, but it's a l-to-l0
shot he soon will be on his way to
Pensacola.
Manager Bill Terry should know
all the answers in any holdout argu-
ment, anyway. Memphis Bills
equawks could be heard for miles in
the years when base ball magnates
were amputating pay rolls He was,
in fact, going to quit base ball one
Spring when asked to take a 40 per
cent cut. But he didn't take that
big a cut and he didn't quit.
Evening star., 1936-02-26
HORSE SHOW OFFERS
VARIETY OF EVENTS
Score of Entries to Take Part
in Six Glasses Tonight
at Fort MYer.

ETNAL schooling for the Fort Myer
q horse show was held last night at
the post hall, and approximately a
score of prominent local exhibitors
stood in readiness today to send their
horses into the ring when the hunter.
jumper and polo pony classes are
called.
The first events, devoted to troop
horses and enlisted men, will be started
promptly at O'Clock this evening,
with five contests for civilians and
officers to follow. A polo pony stake
race, open jumping over trick fences
ranging from feet 3 inches to feet
inches in heighth, and other stiff
competitions were expected to enliven
the meet.
Among the owners to be represented
are Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim,
Fenton Fadeley, Betty Couzens, Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. C. B. Lyman, q. S.
Randle, Maj. James Duke, Maj. Arthur
Thayer, Capt. Marion Carson and
Capt. John Reybold.
Evening star., 1936-02-26
THIRD IS H|SSPOT,
WERBER BELIEVES
Thinks Shift to 0utfieId
Would Weaken Bosox-De.
mands $1,000 Boost.
BY DILLON GRAHAM,


THIRD BASEMAN BILL
WERBER said today he be.
ieves it would be tactical
Il blunder for Manager Joe Gro
min of the Boston Red Sox to shift
him from the hot corner"
Pausing in his insurance sales talk.
Bill said the Sox would be weakened
if he we're moved from third or shift
ed to the outfeld.
He figures the infield should consist
of FoxX, McNair, Cronin and Werber.
IF I'm moved, McNair likely would
60 to third and Mellilo to second" he
said. Il believe the infield would have
more punch and aggressiveness with
me in there instead of Mellilo."
Has Boost for Cooke.
A S TO the outfeld, Bill said, shift
= for him probably would result in
Dusty Cooke being benched, land he's
too valuable man for that"
"Manush seems slated for left field,
Cramer for center and either Cooke.
Almada, Graham or myself in right. ="
right field job from that group, but I
figure the team would be stronger if
I'm at third and Cooke in right"
It may be Werber won't play either
third or right field In fact, he may
not play at all for the Bostons.
There is hitch-a matter Of
$1,O00-in the salary talk between Bill
and Owner Tom Yawkey. If this diff
ference isn't ironed out, it may mean
that Werber will be traded to another
club.
Insistent as to Boost.
PILL said he isn't going to the Sara
sofa training camp unt.! he and
Yawkey see eye to eye on the contract
angle.
1T strikes me as illogical when a
man who has spent hundreds of thou
sands of dollars in base ball has to
quibble over a $1,000 salary differ
ence," he said.
Ranked as one of the best third
sackers in the league in 1884, Werber
had a comparatively poor season IN
1885 and, as a result. he and Yawkey
cannot come to an agreement on his
worth.
All Bill knows about the outfield job
is what he's read in the papers, al
though Cronin wrote and asked If he
objected to playing there.
1T happens that I don't mind going
into the outf1eld," he said. Il think
I could win a regular job. But I hon.
estly believe it would be to the teams
advantage for me to play third"