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Female Help Wanted

BEAUTIciAN - Expert hairdresser; six
years experience. unusual opportunity
permanent. Townsend s-si3i.
DRESS business In your home only am-
bilious women wanted, percentage and
PROFIT: $50 weekly See Miss jenkins.
Royal Crown Co, 629 Woodward.
GIRL. white. 1880. general. no cooking,
own room. 81. 5TiO Chalmers.
HOUsEW YORK General experience. white
no cooking; stay; excellent home. Uni
versity l-7s7i.
HoUsEWORR - General assistant; no
cooking; laundry; stay. Excellent home.
Hogarih 50si.
HousENORK- Experienced. general. plain
cooking: no laundry. Private room !,
bath: stay. $40. University 3-3465.
HOuaFWORK General. experienced: no
laundry; excellent home; references. $40.
Townsend b-5OT2
HOUsEWoRK - White. experienced no
cooking, laundry; private room, stay
Lenox 1913
sEWORK-Whts general experience;
no cooking. stay excellent home. Town
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Dancing Instructions
Lessons

sTUDENTs-Classes In Voice Building.
Tone Production, 81 hour Madison $3.50
PLAY swing piano. 40 lessons cHRISTEN
SENS, $40 Mich. Thester Bldg. CHI. oH9a
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Male Help Wanted

lCANvhssERs WANTED Drawing &C
count and commission. Apply $500 JOY
Road
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the biz sunday Times Want Ad
Section
ERs-Experienced. with fair know
edge OF city; no need 20 be unemployed :
make money with Radio Cabs; age Il or
over. Apply $3.50 Woodward.
MOVING Van Driver and Helper Sober.
hnsky: honest al least years eNpe-
Renee steady. asa East Willis.
STRONG boy wanted 10 learn upholstering.
Apply sOOs Gunston street.
TWO young men good wages. steady post
tons See Mr.. Gibbons. Republic Hotel
BAY city, 10 ?. m only. No phone eaiis
USED car mechanic: good man with tools;
specially good On Fords. Doahe Nc
Cresdy, 1922 Livernos
YOUNG men. 1921 neat high school grad
yates; free 10 travel with circulation
group: permanent good future. commission
and travelling expense advanced. Hotel
Eddystone, Mr. Long, after ?. Don't phone,
YOUNG man. 1922. with ear; must be
neat and free TO travel; permanent posi-
ton Apply 10 a. m. only 562 Book Bldg
YOUNG -Typewriting. some book
keeping must drive car. Doane Me-
Cready, 1929 Livsrnos-
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BRACELET-siver chain, green stone,
horseshoe dangier: keepsake. Reward.
Arlington afT6.
PoCKFTBooK lost. black leather con
tents valuable owner only. Reward.
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POODLE -- Small white female vicinity
Huhhell Plymouth roads. Family pet
Reward Dawson 1912.
PUPPY-Male German shepherd black
lawn, long haired. Reward. Townsend
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Washing Machines to Rent

machines. 81 per month Every
machine excellent condition" Northlawn
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Washing Machine Service
,do,o and Wall Cleanine

wall washing part time Jsnitor.s
service. expert service. Terrace 2-e023.
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Furnished Houses for Rent
Bungalows for Rent

BRICK VENEER income type bungalow
Five rooms down three up: furnished E.
modern Including store IN rear WIKI barner
shop and confectionery fixtures Corner
Georgia ana Mcclellan owner.
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Funeral Directors
Lost ana Found

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Maie Help Wanted

BoYR-is-ls years, with bicycles; for
pleasant outdoor work good nay. See
MI swarihout 20t New Telegraph Bldg.
shelby and Congress streets.
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s2O-2i-22 TRANSFORMATIONS BLDG,
JONES EMPLOYMENT Reliable day
workers. couples porters, maids. walt
resses. Columbia 1910.
NUMEROUS positions open for experienced
office sales and technical personnel
MAC HENRY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
$40 Grisworld Building
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
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Income Bungalows for Rent

BEAUTIFUL hve-room lower. heated stove,
( refrigeration; also upper. very attractive
Rsdford ss72-W.
FivE-RooM UPPER. $50
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Furnished Flats for Rent

SHERIDAN. $40 est Anthony = Five
rooms, bath. ore. two couples. prese
4i0S.
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Hotels
ADDISON HOTEL
Residential Hotels

THE WHITTIER
Deiroi,'s nnest residential hotel, 70 .
rooms Burns Drive. out East Jefferson
LIZ. 1000.
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Painting, Decorating

JMPLETE decorating service: expert
workmanship: guaranteed: estimates
asnnahle Temnle 2-llhs.
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Male Help-Saiesmen

NEW MFXTCO Wholesale Chill Compan.
wants FIVE Al sale0pen. 1861 Bagley
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Rentals Wanted

GIRL wants sleeping room: - month !:
east side. good transportation. White
Miss Bentley. I'LL Craft.
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F.Ir Wanted-insfruetion

If YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH OF
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Give age and occupation. Box B-5s75 De-
troit Times.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Basket Ball Games
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Virginia, AZ: Maryland, Is.
Kansas State "a: Missouri, "a.
Rice, So: st. Mary's (TexD, 80. ~
santa Clare; s.; San nrdaa FRANCISCO SO.
washington (MdJ. SO; Johns Hopkins,
Bethany (KansO, 81: Ottawa, 25.
Rhode Island State, so; Wayne, 81.
Rider, SO: Wake Forest, 35..
Muhle@nbeEg, u @ SO; Leoapon spfgnd valley de 90.
Defiance, Al: Kenyon 81. oo
xIfred Mitep0erfi Hiol6root m f'ndl4fz GEORGETOWN
Midland, 80; western Union, 2s;5
Stout Institute, Al Eau Claire Teach
r r A Sales; sG 80; Alliance; All SO; w.,n.+or
ssIsm5 sss RiSsF' Sa Ms;nsssh4s, As seshlsy So g.
Bradley Tech 45; n, North hd,a, Dakota 20.
asae'' haWrence $$ Tech. Is; St. Marys
nsiliR3s!l nlinols Tech, q; Grand and Rapids, IS.
Rose Poly. SO. N. c. A. G. U. dndian-
St. Joseph's und), So; John Carroll, A,
Arkansas Teachers, 50; Arkansas Col
Hendrix, 5O Magnolia A. and M, 80.
Mercer %: Chattanooga, 27.
Eastern Montana Normal, 81: carroll, SO.
West Virginia Wesleyan, 81: Bethany
Nv. Va). AZ.
Carthage, SO; Elmhurst, %.
Concord Teachers, 80; Davis and
Ekins, 50. an
Kings College IN. J0, 81: Wheaton, "a.
Kansas wesleyan. ~: Mcpherson. 80.
college Of Emporia. 80: Bethel %.
Delta State Teachers, 58: West Ten
nessee Teachers. 90.
Joyola New Orleans), 61 Louisiana
Kemper, "a; Graceland. 23
Austin Peay, 33: Union (Tennl, ~
East Tennessee Teachers, So; IuscuIum,
william and Mary Norfolk). 4o: Fer
Roanoke college, 81; Lynchburr Col
beGe, 10.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Arkansas Tech Bouts
Promise Trouble
ForCoIumbus
Draw With LoyoIu Team
Is Hint Southwestern
Squod Is Formidable

The gentleman who predicted
Arkansas Techs ring team would
go long way this season evidently
wasn't joking, for tomorrow nights
match with Columbus represents
the second jump on a 3,OOO-mile
trip from its native RusSellville and
return.
And while little has been heard
about the SouthWesterners, their
A draw with Loyola on the first
leg of the trip is a weighty letter Of
recommendation. The New Orleans
mittenmen are not accustomed to
being held even. Loyola usually has
one of the South'S best teams and
always a finalist or two in the ma
tional tournament.
The National Guard made heavy
inroad on Arkansas Techs roster,
taking both of its 175-pounders and
stripping it bare of all save one
letterman. That worthy, Jimmy
Ferguson. will meet up with Bernie
jackson in the lightweight duel.
The teams most colorful per-
formers are redheads, Tom Fulton,
127-pounder, and K. o. Donoho,
middleweight of note. Fulton is a
durable gamester. In his first COL
legiate match he survived five knock
downs to kayo his opponent. He'll
try to duplicate the feat of Ronny
Leurick of The Citadel, who out
pointed Lou Taub last week. Taub,
however, is reported much improved
over that performance and ready
for Fulton.
In other matches Mike Diamio,
Tech bantam, meets Charley Roh-
mer; Windy Morris, las pounds,
tackles Elmer Jacobson; Pascal
Glaviano. 165 pounds. boxes Charley
Cox; and Heavyweight Richard
Misenheimer will get either Ray
Weir or jim McAleer.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Off 10 Losing Start,
Iowa Five Seeking
Fourth Straight
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7-Iowa's Hawk
eyes, who bounced back into the
victory column and have stayed
there since losing their Big Ten
opener to pace-setting Wisconsin, go
after their fourth in a row tomorrow
and a second-place tie in the title
race.
Iowa invades Ohio State, whose
Big Ten fortunes are in direct con-
trast to the Hawkeyes. The Buck
eyes began the campaign with three
successive triumphs, but now are in
the midst of a three-game losing
streak.
In other title matches, Purdue eX-
poets to continue its comeback at
the expense of Chicago, which has
lost four in a row. Illinois, crippled
by ineligibility, plays at Minnesota.
Indiana and Michigan are idle.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Brown Gets Youthful
Coaching Helpers
Al Ohio State
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. -Four
high school men are included among
seven assistants hired by Ohio State
to aid Football Coach Paul Brown.
Three of them were Browns chief
assistants at Massillon High, where
championship teams won him a
reputation.
Five of Ohio States eight posts
now are held by coaches fresh from
scholastic competition.
Here's Browns staff:
c. c. Widdoes, backfield coach;
Paul Bixler, ends; Fritz Mackey,
tackles; Hugh McGranahan, guards;
Eddie Blickle, varsity reserves;
Trevor Rees. freshmen coach, and
Fred Heisler, assistant freshmen
coach.
Widdoes, McGranahan and Heisler
were with Brown at Massillon and
Rees, former Ohio State star end,
came from Shaw High 1T East
Cleveland.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

Several moves to increase the pop
ularity of professional basket ball in
Washington are being considered by
Chris Heurich, jr, owner OF the
Brewers.
With soft lighting, swing music
and floor shows already on the pro-
gram, Heurich is planning an oc-
casional double-header, top-grade
refereeing and exhibitions with out
standing touring pros.
The first American League double
header to be played here is sched-
uled for March 9, with the Brewers
to play the Baltimore Clippers and
the New York Jewels to meet the
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Last-Minute Sp|urge
By E|izabethtown
Nips GaNaudet

Gallaudet basketers still are gasp
ing after 52-46 defeat handed out
by Elizabethtown College last night
in one of the widest battles seen on
the Kendall Green court this season.
Not until the last two minutes of
the game was it certain which team
would pull ahead. Two rapid shots
by Al Raffensberger and single
basket by Ed Shirk put the game on
ice for the visitors.
Trailing lib, Gallaudet spurted
to deadlock the count at 24-all by
intermission, but the visitors rallied
to take the lead at 35-31.
Raffensberger paced the victors
with 10 points while "Ducky" Quick
led Gallaudet with 8.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Hoya Quint in Stride
Again, Is Favored
To Trip Yale
Shows Class in Victory
Over Colgate Earned
By Bornheimer's Shot
Special Dispatch to The Star.


HAMILTON, N Y, Feb. AL
though back in winning stride as
result of last nights 1896 basket
ball game at Colgate, Georgetown
departed from here today, leaving
behind the impression Of an out
standing, but not a championship
team.
The Washingtonians we're headed
for New Haven, where they wind up
a three-game road trip against Yale
tomorrow night. Off the Ellis form
in previous games, Georgetown
should win without being extended.
The Hoyas had their hands full
last night as Hank Fawcett sparked
Colgate's attack with Is points and
kept his mates in the running
throughout.
Six times the lead changed hands
before Bill Bornheimer looped in an
overhead shot in the last minute to
clinch matters for Georgetown.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
A. u. 10 Test Simpson
In Basket Ball Tilt
With Swarthmore
ColoniuIs Face Fufmun
Tomorrow in Paralysis
Benefit Contests

Swarthmore's visit to American
University tonight ushers in a week
end of mild collegiate activity on the
court.
George Washington launches the
second half of its campaign tomor-
row night in game with Furman
at Riverside Stadium. Proceeds will
be donated to the fund for fighting
infantile paralysis.
Tommy Simpson, a newcomer to
the squad, will get real trial as
varsity performer for A. U. against
Swarthmore, and Coach Staff Cas-
sell is banking on the youngSter to
add a punch to the Eagles attack.
He netted points against Ran
dolph-Macon earlier in the week
and gave a good, all-around per-
formance.
Capt. Hugo Schulze. Bart Resse,
Carl Byham, Jim Hollis and Archie
Norford probably will start for
American, but Simpson will be sent
into action early in the fray.
Furman doesn't figure to extend
C. w. The Purple Hurricane meets
William and Mary tonight in the
fourth game of its road trip. 1t lost
to Richmond and Washington and
Lee and defeated Hampden-Sydney
in previous tests.
With a record of II victories and
defeats to date, the Colonials have
a chance to better their best court
record by taking their last eight
games and they have that goal in
mind.
The Colonials' starting lineup
probably will be unchanged from the
last game. despite serious bids by
Joe Gallagher, Charley Jones and
Roy Mcneil for first-string jobs.
Coach Bill Reinhart now has about
eight men on par and will be able
to keep his machine in high gear
the full 40 minutes of play.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Heurich Planning Twin Bills,
Other Pro Court Stin1uIonts

Philadelphia Sphas. To supply a
good brand of refereeing, Pat Ken
nedy, one of the Nations most pic
turesque arbitorS, and Chuck Solo,
dare, another of the same stamp,
will be here for the February %
game between the Brewers and
Sphas. Solodare and possibly Matty
Begovich probably will handle the
game this Sunday between the
Brewers and Clippers, which fol-
lows tonight's contest between the
same teams in Baltimore.
The Harlem Globe Trotters and
the Original Celtics are among the
independent touring quints Heurich
may bring to Washington.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Card Pinned Write Sad Page History of 7ep College Park
Grid Coach Quits
After 20 Years
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WACO, Tex, Feb. 7.-Grizzled
Morley Jennings called it a
career today. stepping from foot
balls coaching ranks after %
years in the role of Giant
Killer" down here in the hurly-
burly Southwest.
The soft-spoken, 51-year-old
mentor of Baylors Golden Bears,
said he was weary of the grind.
But, say those who profess to
know, Jennings is not leaving
the field of athletics
His resignation yesterday at
Baylor left the way open for
Texas Tech of Lubbock to name
him athletic director. He often
had expressed a desire for such
position and reports from Lub-
book indicate he will be offered
the job.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Two-Mon Novelty Shoot
Tops Gun Club Card

A two-man novelty protection con-
test will feature the weekly shoot
tomorrow of the Washington Gun
Club at Benning.
Teams will be formed by selecting
high and low average shooters as
teammates.
The program will include the reg
ular Is and so target events with
25-target distance handicap as
the final.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Defeat by Cavaliers
Is 14th Straightfor
Maryland Quint
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb.
7.-Cutclassed by Virginia, Maryland
dropped its 14th consecutive game
last night, Alb, but the Cavaliers
are not boasting about it. They do
point with pride to the fact that they
stopped Gene Ochsenreiter with a
single field goal
Despite the fact that he's with a
tail-end quint Ochsenreiter has been
one of the most consistent scorers in
the South Atlantic area this winter.
In no previous game had he been
held to one field goal.
Virginia led by 25-9 margin at
the half. The entire Cavalier line
up scored before Maryland got a
point.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Loss in Ring, on Court
Looms for Maryland
Tomorrow Night
Double Defect Would Be
First for Old Liners;
w. Il. Five Favored
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Catholic University's supporters
were running temperature today as
they sensed another victory over
Maryland in tomorrow nights
seventh renewal of the clouting
classic at College Park.
The Cardinals themselves figured
on taking the Terps like young
gentleman reaching for a second
helping of his favorite delicacy.
Physically they're sharper than a
surgeons scalpel and ready to carve
another decision out of Marylands
hide.
A torrid atmosphere pervaded the
College Park campus. Coach Mike
Lombardo's gladiators couldn't even
work up yawn about the bruising
business as they tapered off. C. U.
can be the peepul's choice, the Terps
will wait and see how the score
cards tally when all the ballots are
counted before getting excited.
A bit of history may be made to-
morrow and it will be dark chap
ter in the Old Liners sports annals.
Their courtmen tangle with Wash
ington and Lee in the first half of
double-header and figure to lose.
If Catholic takes the ring match it
will be the first time Maryland has
lost both ends of a twin bill It has
lost in basket ball and been held
even in boxing, but never beaten in
both.
Six Sophs in Terp Lineup.
Six sophomores are listed to ap-
pear in Maryland's lineup. Charley
Dorr, 127-pounder, and "Hotsy"
AlperStein, crack 145-pounder, are
the lone vets. Alperstein is an odds
on choice to whip Huck Hughes. but
Dorr will have time with hard
hitting Lenny Baritone.
The remainder of the lineup will
be as follows: 120 pounds. Judson
Lincoln; 1876, Pat Quinn; 155, Bob
Miller; l65, Harry Butler; IT'S, Herb
Gunther; heavyweight. Len Rodman.
The card couldn't have been ar
ranged more attractively by Mike
Jacobs. Quinn'S duel with clever
little Leo Gaffney figures to be
one OF the nights liveliest encoun-
tiers despite the fact that Leo is
going in with a slightly damaged
eye. 1t was slit open by Jack
Natwig in last weeks bout with
the Coast Guard, and one good
punch may be the youngsters un-
doing. Pat is tall, has long reach
and probably will concentrate his
fire on the damaged orb.
Gunthers engagement with Leo
Houck, jr., in the light-heavyweight
class, stands up as another of the
high lights.
Bout of Polished Punchers.
Both are polished craftsmen, but
Houck has the better record. He
kayoed Jack Bastian of Lock Ha-
ven and outpointed Jim McLaugh-
lin of the Coast Guard Gunther
won a decision over Lucius Henson
of South Carolina, drew with the
same Mclaughlin and lost to Ken
Rathbun of Virginia Houck ap-
pears to hit harder.
DORIS bout with Baritone will
find a slugger and boxer paired.
Dorr IS the boxer and will dis
cover Baritone not congenial COM
panion.
On paper, Catholic appears to
have the stronger team. but mast
matches have proved that form goes
Slightly screwy on this eventful
evening. The only certainty is that
they'll be in there swinging from
the first bell to the last echo, and
it should be rousing good show.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Missouri Line Coaching Job
Likely for Smith of Lions

If Smith comes to Tigertown 1t
will be the direct result of his friend
ship with Paul Christman, Missouri
hero the past three campaigns.
The athletes met two years ago
at fraternity convention in Yel-
lowstone Park and late last fall
Smith spent some time on the Mis-
souri, campus visiting Christman.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Game With Roosevelt
Last Ditch Affair
For Wilson High
Tigers Are Out Of Race
If Beaten; Anocostiu
Faces Tech Five

Wilson High Schools basket ball
Tigers have their backs against the
wall and will be fighting against
total elimination from the schoolboy
title race tonight when they face
Roosevelts championship five, again
one of the toughest in the loop, in
the windup game of a double
header at Tech.
Anacostia is in a similar spot
going up against Tech and the
Indians have even less chance of
upsetting the dope than has Wilson.
The Tigers and Indians have only
one victory against three defeats
on their series records and another
loss for either will end the last
mathematical chance of taking a
spot in the championship playoff.
Riders Seek Playoff Spot.
Should Roosevelt win as expected.
it would make the Rough Riders the
first quint to be guaranteed a play
off spot.
The Tigers have turned in some
good performances to date, but their
inexperience counts against chances
for an upset over the well-balanced
Roosevelt quint, especially if Hymie
Perlo. Frank Ciango. Tom Robert
son and the others are any way near
their usual form. In two of their
recent games, however, the Riders
have had rough going. They were
defeated by Western and required
an overtime period to nose out
Episcopal in Alexandria. Coach
Tony Kupka will point out these
facts to his team to pep it up
tonight.
Other Promising Games.
Other promising games are on
today's schoolboy schedule. Richard
Montgomery of Rockville is playing
at Bethesda Chevy Chase and while
the Barons are heavy favorites they
will be taking no chances. This
is one of the games bearing on the
Montgomery County title and it
could be a repetition of last years
exciting clash in which the Orange
Tide led nearly all the way before
being nosed out. Bethesda appears
too much for Rockville tonight,
though, especially with Bob Keene
back in action.
In other contests Central will
visit George Washington in Alex
andria and Montgomery Blair will
play an interstate engagement at
Fairfax.