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Evening star., 1947-03-26
HELP MEN
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ADVERTISING ARTIST, thoroughly expert
enced in layout and finished work. .ambi-
tious to be in business for himself with
nationally known. long established agency
This is not an ordinary JOB, but an oppor-
tunity of lifetime. Call RE. 177i for
ADVERTISING wRITER-A man with
Ideas for retail and national copy, news
ond to originality and dependability: sub sub
NIT samples and references: state age,
education. starting salary desired. BOX
APPLIANCE SALESMAN to sell radios. re-
electrical appliances on retail aOer: a must must
RDo 61s sassS aeSrsa and ave- e0nns nus coL0S5
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. exper-
fenced len residential; commercial work. Ap-
'ass 2ppy fhs5 BowERN RNlfasans eo ow0Eatns as
assTANT aFe Ms Manted to ffs,r
for, for the NATIONAL PEANUT coRpoRA-
TION for manager of one of their stores.
AUTO 11e BoPY f'n AND II n FENDER MAN. 5Ss $3.50
esy sGeeF deser ms with RsBy LIN
AUTO BODY MAN. nv must 'sSso be Sober and
experienced; $50 for 5-day week. LENOX
MM9d19R Md1l "a ca 34ss 1901 Baltimore ave- Hystts.'
ATTo Az o.Ig MECHANICS, !1S ,exDsr!snssd en aua-
s es5 ass po,en 4s ps 2ss on edasd
Apply 9 am. to II noon, CALL CARL.
AGTo sff NJ MfcHAics NJ cav experienced NO oilers
hr. wk.; new. garage, well heated: best
CAN Alex. 6767 from to weekdays
AUTO MECHANICS t3). flrst-class Ford
WORKING conditions. Only EXPERIENCED men men
a fDD 5 iSe Sss Nj Els BlSm Ea ave- Ct sa rRAE f5
AU1To-cHRYsLER CORP. PARTS MAN-An
excel. Opportunity for man who knows
oldest parts Wholesale: sood WORKING eond.. md
paid vacation: s to $40. a-day Saturday.
oppNEtunity to advance in large pro-
TkH@ Moh sss Mr do Ssoa s1S
AUTO MECHANTcsIFord dealer ofIering
top vases, vacation and 8 legal holidays
Tth pay and excellent woTkns sons.ions
PALMER MOTOR Co. Queens Chapel I'd.
and and Hamilton St, Hyattsyille, Md. WA.
AUTO MECHANICS, 1st,class: preferably
shop; best Of working conditions; splendid
MoToR CO., INC, 304o NJ st. NV.
AUTO PARTS CoUNTERMAN, experieneed +:
bring references: excel. opp. for right man.
permanent employment with lge. we'll
AGToMoBE a9T S hasi MncaxSres e axs es nsS.
openings for, 2 qualified mechanics; must
have Chevrolet experience; good earning S
Week. We For the men m who % Want Aap permanent
see Mr.. Garner. MCMAHON CHEVROLET Isf
INC. 1928 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-26
HELP WOMEN.

ASSISTANT for membership dues dept;
Ss %nss knew principles of han
pm. AIR FORCE DaisS AssociATfoN. gfiTeeS 1893 sos
khsssIlsffAlEsr 4 flEs BUYER for coat department
experience 5-day, 4o-hr. ,wk,: 2ofe dis
ssne fptfhssss AeR1' hRRsysRs sRo
ssasIsTaNrs AZ ssna ssi suaER for underwear are De-
ppetaiiing paa experience; 5-day. 4o-hr. xk;
p2 eseosa ee on @ raNsbURSaH ARRS En-
sEH IN fff dss six ni.Sers
upholstery " ssgsTs; 5,day, 401hr; yk; Apply
sanasl Once. atR fH sso-s oakor' daily @as Pee
ASSISTANT MANAGER women's lingerie
and corset dept; excellent opportunity;
sfeokE s1esE neSesssFs TS $3.50. DAs DEPARTMENT Mas
BAKERY sAIEsLADY. white exper, pref.
sss sop D0s MAsf asf s6Ss 6SsrS Is. aesao a RI Wy
BEAUTICIAN. exoerienced. to work with
progressive stylist. chance to learn the
sss, ssf seass az ssr hs hhosSsp sHSsl method 20
shoP also IA s4s days
BEAUTICIANs t2l; experieneed all around
Apply FRANCES r. DEE, 623 Penna- ave. Sc.
ssEAgYIciAN: all-asoana operator; a Apply
FRED THE HAIR sTYLIsT at Philipsborn.
sos 11th st. NV. 30
BEAUTICIAN, to learn the instant hair
dryer. 2-all-around operators, l mani
curist. Call Ma 2311. LEE STUDIO OF
HAIR DESIGNING, 18th and N. Y. ave.
nv. 3
BEAUTY OPERATOR. 1st class: air-condi-
toned shop. excel. hrs. and salary. Call
BEAUTY' 81 Uyr' OPERATOR and manicurist,
steady position In exclusive air-condi-
toned salon. MARGUERITE HAMPTON.
czn SH. 1913 days or sH. 6s49 evenings
II
BEAUTY, OPERATORS: must be expert
enced; 5-day week; generous store bene-
ITS and privileges. Apply in person. en-
7tn and SITS. NV. -2S
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-asound operator
for select clientele. must be experienced.
Call in person. PAUL'S HAIRDRESSING
STUDIO, 1925 NJ st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1947-03-26
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MEN. between the ages Of $3.50.
gaged in the planning. sales and instaiia-
interview men nov smS or rscently Ha employed % %
In selling typewriters, adding machines,
duplicating equipment or similar once de-
those men who would like to broaden their
opportunity Tor success in permanent career
employment. Write US your qualifications
so that personal interview may Be ar. ar.
RANGED. All replies held in strictest conf
dsnce; D. Our u. stan has knowledge of this
GI, WRITE or c5o6iIoRED. for on the: job
nigh nl school graduate: not afraid of hard
NATIONAL Small SMALL LOAN "a company Sh Ia,
openns ior outside REPRESENTATIVES, aged
SMITH, $500 +. !. ave-, NJ Rainier. re Ms MS
EArEKlENCED stone craftsman for new
Sapsty plan. doing
work; permanent position for auaiitied de- :.
pendable man. Write stating age. training.
sxpsrience s,ans enc an, and lncioslng samples Of line
Mokps NON ssa AT sfoNEP doASS3Ye RSs 9AaS3e ED
queens Chapel road ne. Washington ls,
LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE mas an
shsD; must be aaaltasd to do @ hsndwo sE K
the arint-a Sign method good opportunits.
In reply, state age, experience and salary
eXpsctsd. Box 45S-T. Star. R2S
man, with accounting background and rea.
sonably recent automobile dealer contact
experience: must be willing to travel
Territory covers Washington to Miami
salary expenses and automobile furnished
state sxrerience and give full details about
yourself: INCLUDE recent snapshot, not
NATIONALLY KNOWN organization has
limited number of vacancies for. college
engineering degree Write, giving Complete
1n,i3orYmasion ,3 concerning yourself to BOX
SCHOOLBOYS. sell Aeroguide magazine
after school and Sat; on every order YOU
make make 81; easy and profitable Call at
l6Z1 st. NV, Room 206. for blanks.--27
OPENING FOR 10 statesmen to sell club
membsrship in our. buyers club: earn up
W;tS 70 SS9 ors per day; only honest hard workers
III I' e7SS sa or ie,erence aenln need apply Phons
pm. Wed. and Thurs. only
Evening star., 1947-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont. /,

TO ALL PLAsTERERS of Local No. 90,
Q. P. q c: F. !. A.. 1924 New Jersey ave
NV. Send in to secretary name, address.
date OF BIRTH insurance. IRWIN TAYLOR.
HEREAFTER, will not be responsible for
any debts other than those incurred by
myself. PHILIP l. MANSFIELD. 1900
NoTicE is HEREBY GIVEN applicants:
Abraham j., Gilbert Solomon and Sidney
Morris Green. Trade name: .Arsille DGS
R4I5stonl MaFI5s locVSsed at S5le Columbia pike
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control, at
its Offices in the Central National Bank
of April 1917 for license to self wine
and beer off sale" at the above location. :
FORD FOB l94l de luxe station wagon; body
mileage: S1,3s0, CHI 4252 -27
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY wanted-Highast st
eash n 3 2 prices HI Free appraisal. ARTHUR
Evening star., 1947-03-26
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ASSISTANT MANAGER wanted. man or
woman. Tor ladies' ready to wear; very
E9od sss. Salaa salary w. Apply PALo. 72o King St,
BookREEpiENaG Ea CLERK for office of med
a F:idas s satardsg ST pP Der houp hMondfo for
l month. No applicants with full-time
CHECKERS, food and beverages, for sum-
mer season resort hotel; experienced only.
hoboth Beach. Del. -2S
south as Of esdsishfF Roef1Is W Wife l4e {
assist in res; .Sl5O mo-. with usual allow.
ances; good living quarters with modern
Eeekyills RoAEyl 1859 ewes. Sat. and Sun, -3I
drinkers; woman for housework, man to
rent rooms handle linen, etc.; Ink. rm.
and $500 ;; No; Do not apply II you drink
mi past College Park. TO. 567S. -2S
MAGAZINE SOLICITORS on fast selling
average sales run to $40 per day. Cali
at l625 K ST.; n.w' Room 206. for inter.
SECRETARY, man or woman. for ONCE of
foreign purchasing commission: must speak
Spanish huently; typewriting required;
$500 monthly. DE. 2730 2s'
WANTED-Part-time bookkeeper to keer
the accounts of local professional bust
ness, preferably one employed in Govern
ment accounting department. Box 40S-V,
Star. 27s
Evening star., 1947-03-26
Births Reported
tFrom D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics. ]

Frank and Marie Aware, girl.
Albert and Elizabeth Arritt, boy.
Luis and Maria Banos, boy.
Joseph and Carmen Barker. girl.
Charles end Rosemary Beales. girl.
Chester and Virginia Botticelli. girl.
James and Mary Brew, boy.
Cecil and Laura Brown. boy.
Joseph and Me,ba Cannon. girl
Thomas and winifred coulby. girl.
Thomas and Helen Couch. boy.
John and Ella Duffus. boy.
Thgmas 3fss aan and Mara lara FFsl9sas Fsr9ons att r
Richard and Edith Ganong, boy.
James and Henrietta Garner. boy.
john and e Ethel dedeon, 1aiiii.' giri. Guy
Emii % and H AIvina h'a ariSeSsRss ,RRss' gifI HGs'
Miibert and Julia Hardy. girI.
Thomas and Catherine Heriihy. girl.
eSsres snd ana Msriyn9 Mari 9oRRss Rssh heoyi ysir
Waiter, and Rose Lasley.. girl.
franklin and GATHERING Lowe. boy.
Robert and Mary Merker. sEiril..
RRebbsy. Rebsy. AND and Gs5S Bssty MMer Moere boy Boy
Frederick and MaFtory Murphy. boy.
Richard and Audrey McIntire. boy.
Samuel and Mary. Neal. boy.
Mqrsse Mrsss, and nd JSssphnf uNxa NELSON boy
Donald and Virginia Ohr. boy.
John and Faye Phalow. girl.
Raymond and Charlotte Pelissier. boy.
Thomas and Claire Perkins, girl.
Frank and Esther Piovia, girl.
Everett and Tamiline Reid. girl.
Daniel and Ruth Roelens. girl.
Morris and Miriam Rosenberg. boy.
Joseph and Nancy Silcott, boy.
Jerry and Margie Smoot, boy.
Everett and Genevieve Stout, twins, bo
and girl.
Evening star., 1947-03-26
SALESMAN.

CREW MANAGERS for local territory:
agents paid daily; average earnings, $50
Per Per, day; ss,. large over-write; new electric
5f 'ss 5i5 sfs Eye 0'n'ass 8: as Wa Wasp hDFo
HABERDASHERY sALEsMAN-youne n,an.
thoroughly experienced selling high-ouaiity
atty and fine appearance; hishest earning CARING
Ras sSy eg % se m is sd E9g to
SSsffos sao Ra5E.nf sc A2RS faS5
MAJ, Man, sxperienced in construction sales for
RHaFF' PaPFR saArsATS IA s42G for appointnent.
sary we teash You IN oeT es nese
warehouse GOOD commission IN mis- nn rate 9Mee witS ahS
liberal drawing account Those chosen
y yisg grS telephone II; 1910.
paIansess pEltns Swing auaiestOn and pss
Hhelesals yb1s saas paper house doing business in
know about this adj Box 56-s. Star.
SALESMAN. mems fu,n1s.,i ,ings, opoortu-
nnsty nay to 5enI 5on sinas @
WASHINGTON resident at least l year with
ca5 year retail sdd dselng exp
Mr. MasidsS hafore II 70 a Tasrs Or aft after i0s
pm: GRosNER Of 1925 F st. NV. I28
SALESMAN-Drawilg against commission;
nsS hSas anad nsEs eo sss go sna
sALEsMEN; experienced. to sell furnitur.
Germ; unusual large earnings. Ali replies
9 9eld IN strict confidence. Box 49S-x.
SALESMAN, garage equipment: excellent
opportunity with growing concern; dis
{. and Vicinity: only those With exp expert
mo- In
car necessary. For appts phone CO. ess sa$s7.
statesmen, interested in selling life in
ages Of 1855: hish school sraduate. te.Tsna and
Locking nna for position offering security
1as eo s9HF sHNS1cK e. SS s.e1p I
sALEsMEN-splendid opportunity for %IS men
wide-awske sales orsanization; ,ee no experio Ssp
s5aR ysz pf5ESHs
a ss sf nM mA 4als seaoan5s TA 5e II
EssSs t of$
saSssFS SS s ~. E r.
account and commission. Box s4-s, Star.
ssALEsMAN!--Are you interested In making
know hew to work on. their own Initiative
ested 90 eontsc sns bfpN bfaas + inter
$500, 311s Mt. Pleasant NV. 80
SECURITY SALESMAN. e5 to 50; expert
ence not necessary; will train 4 otherwise
HOS 18th st. NV. RIM. 2o3. RE. s676.
HEATING EXPERIENCE, gas or oil, to Join
established reputable compay; excellent
an!s osl'Sas %ArHssdSxsD' HsfsS5zs only sokp
RkFuTHbnE 1Iyaf st. established aX storm vino window
nexperenced. to share T in isneee exceient earn 0l
ings, bonus plan and paid vacations.
WEaTaERa6ARp efexao' eoK Soy 14p 4snx qSy
coLLEEGE GRADUATE, about a5 years MSo old.
for sales position in our rapidly exrand-
EaEc4ke get g. 1856 sss Mr. n Res aSs
NATIONAL FOOD manufacturer has osen-
lngs for Cd or (2l specially statesmen SELL
ing nationally advertised food products;
had at least i've years' eXperienee W in 'the the
markets and jobber... Car required. Guar
anteed salary and commissions. State
sALEsMAN for rN mems mems furnishings and
clothing dept. and fire mems wear store;
~ Sasnf sfsSsn' nns sfagfsgR
kEAL l2l EsraTE s. a;M sALEsMEN-Reply in nd own
essential. must have car. over IS yrs. of
age; very attractive proposition, only Q
yyaaeancies Apply at once. BOX I2ssx.
Evening star., 1947-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS, 90. 80 90 Gal.
automatic; no cash needed. small monthly
payment; immediate installation. D. A.
GAS HEATfNG BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed, small
monthly payment, immediate installation.
ACcouNTTANT. expert, i 'k books started.
kept: part time: tax returns prepared.
statements, audits' reasonable. OR. 2014
BOOKS KEPT. monthly statements. S. s.
and VIII. reports; excel. ref. accurate
work; reasonable. MI. 3743 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1947-03-26

Daniel and Adeline Sullivan, boy.
Louis and Ethsi Tor Torreyson. son.si; sirl. IVY
Wilfred and Blanche Vienneau. girl.
Joseph and Helen Watson, girl.
Francis and .Albina Wendorh. boy.
Edwin and Elizabeth Willett. 10y.
David and Julia Zirkle, boy.
Arthur aud BERTHE Day, boy.
Woodrow and Rachel Elijah, girl.
Alfred and Eula Carter, boy.
Turnstill and Maraaret Hill, girl.
Coleman and Mary Jenkins, boy,
Walter and Norma johnson, girl.
Thomas and Anita Manage, girl.
Steve and Dorothy Matthews. boy.
Constance and Carmelita Pittmap. bo
James and Gladys shelton, boy.
Joseph and Clarice league. Girl.
Benny and Francis williams, boy.
Evening star., 1947-03-26
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines Minimum

Three Lines (Minimum)
time - ----- Sic per line
2 times -- 31c
3 to 6 times consec-
utively - 29c
z times or longer
conSecutively -~-. 26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices SC per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE 90
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line 45c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made
in time for correction before
second insertion.
When canceling classified ad-
vertisements be sure to make
a note of the cancellation num-
Der. This is important in case
your statement does not show a
credit for the cancellation.
If advertisement was prepaid,
retain cash register receipt,
which bears a serial number,
with date, and Identifies your
advertisement.
Lost ana Found Advertise
mentS appear on Page AS.
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SAII.ESMAN.

opportunity with
tributors of natio
c. and vicinity:
ence and followil
car necessary. Fo
Evening star., 1947-03-26
Classified Advertising is
the outward and visible, sign

of reader confidence and re-
sponse. The Star prints
each week a larger number
of Classified Advertisements
than all other Washington
newspapers combined and
on Sunday, the big day In
Classified Advertising, double
that of its Sunday competi-
tors combined.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Texas Aggies' Big Sta|
Whiz as Kicker, But ;
Prefers Baseball
By the Associofsd Press

COLLEGE STATION, Tex. Nov
6.-Ahead of Southern Methodist
University's undefeated, united
Mustangs this week stands one OF
the greatest kickers the Southwest
Conference ever saw.
He's Stan Hollmig, and he's the
guy who put the foot back into
football. They call him "the home
run king" because he kicks strikes
Hollmig is the fellow who brought
Texas A. and NJ a $40 upset VIC
tory over Baylor because he hit the
coffin corner so often the Golden
Bears never could get out of their
territory long enough to launch
an offensive.
So accurate were his kicks that
in his 10 boots for an average OF
438 yards there was only this
flaw: A 74-yard quick kick
trickled 2 feet on the wrong side OF
the red corner marker.
Against Arkansas last week he
had what you might call bad
day for him. His first kick went out
on the 1-foot line. Later one went
out on the 10, then the Arkansas
safety man caught one on his ano
another boot was blown back ir
from the sidelines, so it went over
the goal. On that kick the fielc
judge stood behind the flag ready
to line 1t up on the S, then had tc
move behind the goal line as the
wind caught the ball.
Booting into a 12-mile hour
wind, his two other kicks were not
within range of the flag. =,
His record at kicking to date is
Against Southwestern, for ar
average of 48.0; Texas Tech. fol
46.7; Oklahoma, 8 for 405; Louis
lana State, 9 for All; Texas Chris
tian, II for 25s3 chad one blocked
Baylor, 10 for 43.8, and Arkansas
10 for 80.
Incidentally, Stan had rather fol
low in the path of another Hondt
celebrity, Clint Hartung, pitcher fol
the New York Giants-meanins
Hollmig likes baseball better.
Evening star., 1947-11-06

Is
booked a Washington college team
"is the fact that after this
Conference won't be permitted 10
promising players come to g. w. tney
won't be eligible until 1949'
Schedule Built Faster Than Team
Five of games-hve best, ncdentay-are to be
College Park Maryland Will De
perhaps stadium, and Georgetown DUKE
Kansas and v. M. l. will invade Griffith Stadium.
football the schedule dream come true
but anything less able Duke
greatly
played important
schedule but aside from the willing
play G. every break
build football team to hold Its
schedule, during normal peace years
the simply was an
time than getting the slate
the fortunate schools able
football during the With no ROTC no VIZ
aaion the Colonials had to forego the
sport college football squad had
Coona II whom marched of
body join six of whom Joined the Army
Heed Coach Stohey Isn't Talking
football long and hard particularly so for
school which lacks stadium practice field
which talented with
biceps expect their rightful due
Washington certain That Nell
skp Stanley COACH will in 1s4S although the
Western Maryland coach than
Stanley and he won't at this point OF
with three to play but
will shove off hopeful of landing job
immediate hopes for
If problem will confront Faington-that
OF finding qualified risk vctoyes in the
Washington will be able field
Virginia. Maryland Duke Kansas
and winning few decisions
Evening star., 1947-11-06
|Lujjack Ticketed
|For 60.Minute
Role Saturday
By the Associated Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 6.-Not
since the days of the famed George
Clipper Gipp will single player
carry Notre Dams load as much as
talented Johnny Lujack when the
book is slammed on the dramatic
Irish-Army football rivalry here
Saturday.
Lujack is groomed to do more than
he has ever done before in his ALL
America career which started against
this same Army team in 1943. Wide
ly advertised as the brain" and the
arm" Of the current unbeaten Irish
in their march to five stright victo-
ries, Lujack now is primed to
smash and gallop against the Black
knights of the Hudson.
It became clear In rousing scrim-
mage yesterday that, If Notre Dame S
straight football" formula fails, Lu-
jack will chase the passes of his il
lustrious quarterback understudy
Frank Tripucka, or otherwise CARRY
| the ball in some new tricks Coach
Frank Leahy has cooked up for
Army's invasion.
+ All of which recalls the 1920 con-
test of this classic series when Gipp
played the greatest game of his short
but meteoric career by bulling,
passing, kicking and sprinting Notre
Dame to at 27-to-17 triumph over
Army.
| Coach Leahy has Lujack marked
down for a Commute performance.
First off, he'll be in on defense at
safety at all times Then, when he
isn't calling signals and unWinding
his accurate right arm with passes,
he'll be cavorting at left halfback
and providing an aerial target for
Relief Quarterback Tripucka.
Lujack's ability as a ball carrier
to date has been demonstrated only
briefly, but impressively. He has
carried the ball six times and gained
127 yards for a 21.1 average. Leahy
rates Lujack the fastest of all Irish
backs. His passing talent is wildly
outlined in record of AZ comple-
tions in "a attempts for .567 aver
age and if the Cadets will hark
back to the 1943 game, they'll recall
that Lujack. making his debut after
Angelo Bertelli's departure into
marine service. passed to two teAach-
downs in a 26-0 Irish win.
Even though yesterdays scrim-
mage was conducted in the rain, the
Irish concentrated on passes, which
indicated that Leahy wasn't fooling
when he said ,Notre Danes air at
tack was its greatest weapon.
The Irish emerged from their
last heavy workout with one cas-
ualty. Bill Gay, reserve fullback
suffered a jaw injury which may
bench him Saturday.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
|Johnnies Strong
Against Central
lin Crown Bid
By Bill Fuchs

| Scholastic football schedule max
ers must have used crystal ball in
mapping this years tilts for the st.
Johns Central game tomorrow
night at 8:15 at Griffith Stadium
and the Central clash Novem-
Der 81 at Central Stadium may de-
termine the top team in the Dis
trict's high school realm.
The Johnnies, sparked by the
passing of Jack George, are unde-
feated and united and look the best
among the private high schools
while Central and Tech, undefeated
and united in local competition, are
in deadlock for the public high
lead.
Joe Gallagher, who is enjoying
his first year as head mentor at
st. Johns, has had some capable
assistance from Tuffy Leemans and
Ray Hanken, former George Wash
ington stars who, played profession
ally with the New York Giants.
The Johnnies pulled a successful
switch when they moved Tom Fan
non from fullback to right end
Many observers doubted the wisdom
of that move, for Fannon was a
hard-running ground gaiier last
year, but he is even more valuable
at end. The 6-foot- Pinch, 190-
FOUNDER is Georges favorite pass
target. He has snagged 26 tosses
for 416 yards and six touchdowns.
Beside their passing attack, the
Johnnies have come up with fine
running game and stout line Along
with George, Gallagher has Bob
Pooh, Duany Waldron and Bill Mil
Ter in the backfeld. Pooh is one
of the finest schoolboy runners ir
this area, while Waldron and Miller
also are dependable.
Center Dick Fennell, Tackles Joe
Kidwell and George Donohue and
Guards Joe Cardaci and Lou Nc.
Carthy. all big and tough, make up
the Johnnies' strong forward wall
Dick Robey shares the end jobs with
Fannon.
>, Centrals Vikings build their of.
fensive around Jim Pantos, who
runs and passes with equal potency
Ross Keith, Charley Fuller and jim
Johnson.
Other week k-end games:
Tomorrow-Coolidge at Western (inter
high, 3; Anacostia at Eastern Gnter
high, 3; Roosevelt at Wilson Gnter
high. B.; Friends at Bethesda, 3: Cham
berlain at Rockville. $50; Fairfax at Lane
8; Falls Church at Culpeper, 8; George
town Prep at Loyola, 3:15; George Wash
ington at John Marshall. s:15: Gonzags
vs. Charlotte Hall. Central, 3:15: Nationa
Training School at Landon. $50; st. An
drews at st. Adams, $50; Sherwood a
Gaithersburg, g.
Saturday-Bullis VS.. Jayvees at West
ern Maryland. Episcopal at Virginia Epis
copal, Veterans Institute at Dewitt Wash
ington-Lee at Danville, woodward al
Montgomery Junior College.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Hickey Confers
WithDurocher,
Tells Nothing
BY the Assosiotsd Press

BROOKLYN, Nov. $50 you
want to know who will manage the
Brooklyn Dodgers in 1913? Well,
so does Branch Rickey-he says.
The Dodger president returned to
the Brooklyn offices yesterday and
disclosed he had spent three days
on a private hunting and fishing
expedition with Leo Durocher near
Rickey's winter home in Chester
town, Md.
They hunted birds. They also
talked baseball generally and spe-
officially" And yet the brain Of
Montague street said yesterday "at
this time I have no idea who my
manager will be-"
"r phoned Leo Sunday night and
asked him to spend few days with
me-" Hickey said. Il told him not
to tell anybody so we could talk
with more leisure and less Interrupt
tions."
Replying to harried reporters who
told him frankly that they were get
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same questions and receiving the
same vague answers, Hickey an
swered:
IT wish could give you definite
answer, but I honestly can't" he
said. "All can tell you Is that I
will have a manager by March !.
Otherwise, I cannot answer any
questions pertaining to the Brook
lyn managerial situation"
Hickey was asked If he had dis
cussed any player deals with Du-
rocher.
"Yes, but I also discussed them
with Shotton, Arthur Mann, my
assistant; my coaches and anybody
I figured could help me make the
right deals"