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Evening star., 1947-09-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
Part time. tax returns prepsre5,o so-s state
s4dSs expsqf Books sssred
audited tax reports. monthly service state
nsw books SKI audited
diy ssa sonS Sffs hons MI o'f
ADVEkIfsING. publicity, sales promotion;
view sought; Box 4s1.z; star -
wants extra n19 Dors with sTehitset
BooKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT. IL years
sTes shp esrm postion 81 eSSu caf Oh I 5ie4
CHAUFFEUR, colored wants work; good
references. Call l pm. to p,m.' RA.
CHAUFFEUR GARDENER. Oriental. ex-
perienced. hignlS 9 rscogmlmended' cogmlmaend married;
degree; experience with auto parts: de-
sires some type Of clerical work Other
work considered. Call BAUGH, vi. 1895.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER with 90 months
experience desires permanent Job; house
wiring $40 10th ST. Sc, TR. 1859. L. w.
HoUSEMAN. white, 30 yrs. of age: capable
of complete supervision Of home. desires
o DPsten Iefepenses as sane Box % Rr sta
MAN, colored. desires job as night man,
porter, watchman or general cleaning; :.
S4nsb Gn5 soca resreRcs Bm iT fnd ocs s
JEWELRY SALESMAN, experienced, per-
sonable, energetic. available at once. Box
MAN, young. colored clerical experienced
drivers permit, personnel man. capable
Tsnts eI4 sd p0IitIon Nj 4oea s!Fh' or day. Call sun
PATENT ATTORNEY. registered 35, now
employed. desires new position Gradu-
ate engineer, member D. G: bar. Hayye
ability validity and infringement opinions
n mechanical and chemical arts. BOX
sTTiSi
er, man; legal. accounting and bookkeep-
ing experisnce vailable fer Treessp2onsiole
STUDENT VETERAN, "a. married; desires
prefer position with accounting firm or
VETERAN, colored, desires job as stock
pnowSfsSre p3s SfsSSFe eifIo Ho or o54s eefk some
YOUNG MAN, veteran, colored desires po-
stion porter or janitoT espsed n ssn slevs g.
YoGNG "a MAN. ! " years restaurant expert
ence, desires work, assistant. luncheonstte;
any reas. offer; days only. Box a67-B' Star,
ABLE Ex-GovERNMENT ATTORNEY. age
r., seeks business or commercial 3naa &C conhee nee
extensive travelling. Reply Box 269,B B,
aLGn.ARoUND CHEF wants position; hard
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED cabinet
maker to take charge of shop; available in
two weeks Box 36"-B, Star. -
TYPING, done at home by veteran, also
library research. family history, etc. CO.
AVAILABLE, PUBLIC RELATIONS techni-
clan, artist and promotion specialist of
proven ability interested in making con-
nection with established local Arm or ma
Of training and experience in ali phases
and media: thoroughly versed in art and
literary aspects of advertising and pro-
motion hishy successful record With re- s-
Army; formerly editor of periodicals of
wide and varied circulation. Box 35ss..B,
COLLEGE STUDENTS .(2>. veterans, col
ored, desire evening work; drivers licenses;
ence Ii 1853 bet. and g. 5
WANTED-A Job on saturdays, .1i,daS. Sun SUNDAYS
do practically anything. Experience in
surveying. topographic drafting. gas sta
tion attendant, grocery clerk printing
shop, hotel clerk, truck driving, construc-
tion work and other misc. tasks. Box 2s2-
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EXCELLENT COLORED COOK wishes t.
ane Cali e FR sss Weesdays ase
pm, Sat. and Sun. after 3 pm. -
GIRL. colored, experienced. wants day.
work or part-time work; references. DI.
a4Sa.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time days work
RE. 2532, MARY MILLER, between 10 and
GIRL. colored. wants days work, SIS da,
and carfare. Call Ii. 05S3
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w. from to 3
Mon. through Fri S25, carfare: refs
CO. 1884.
GIRL, colored. desires work as chamber.
maid or nursemaid at night, Telephone
ass1 moTnins or days work; references. sp1U
GIRL. neat, colored.. desires Job as nurse
maid. gen: housework; 5-day week; refer
ence. CO. 6451. -
s0isea snd h's Tuss n" CO. isss e.
& GIRL sSiored desires agss Job nurse%sid
GIRL desires days work; cleaning apt and
light laundry only: for married couple
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time work.
hours. 10-2. references. DI. 1891.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work. Call
Victor 1882. 1905 Kane pl. ne. r.
WOMAN, colored, wishes work: plain cook,
good reference. Call RE. 1917.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDTNG MACHINES, eaIculators cleaned,
oiled and adjusted. All vork Euarantsec.
RE 1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
BRICKLAYER and contractor. brick. &C.
ment and fireplace specially; estimates
free, easy terms. MI. 5056 bet. $50
BRIiCkLAYNG-rireplaces Il chimneys,, re-
tanning walls. walks and steps built t1as and re-
CAMERA REPAIRs-s15 10Th So nv.
e IER sesIsd & d'AlsERT. sGIsHas INC. IA. 47i1.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished into rooms
or apts., stairways, dormer WINDOWS, Iecr
rms. porches inclosed. new or remodelins
cGas1RpYTNrkYIcomplete cs1 IN Ragllt remodelins. resi-;
Eiass TsI HiSsToKTHh HTHGF oKKITTHh1RiA IA 4sas Screen
ing; general repairing done reasonably.
Cali MR.. SWAMI, DI. 5000 after pm.
cusroM- BUILT FURNITURE, functional,
modern. cabinets. bookcases. breakfronts.
own design and measurements; estimates
cheerfuliy given. MI $500, Ex. 41s9.
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial and resi-
DENTAL old and new work. Ventilating,
extra outlets. repairs. REGAL ELECTRIC
TTGGEtcTRicsI TGt Fri a cSoSTRAcToRs-Extrs out
lets, fuorescent lighting repairs. fixtures
ELECTkICAL APPLIANCE WORK only
FEooR FE sss ssERv1cE-1ovest prices in town.
Cali TR. 1386 for free estimate. Ill
Evening star., 1947-09-06
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodelins carpentry, plumb
aasifos q Tsss7 ga RF g
cement s Eork foot
ab61ioNs 6E4 AT Ssa sokeHEs q E. SSssA SsSasRAcrs
RsS5ss HovNo 'ql or rse itsrm ess%sts sSHsss h
AL fBnRaNcHEs OF hom. construction,
undermining and repair. Sept. special, 12'
by IA. one-rm. addition. frame construc-
5 windows, wired 5 outlets; 81 400: pay
en n0n'Ps asi95siRf az nsesax s9s
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS. resid. and
comm: attics into rms. or apts.; dormer
windows, recres. rms ana porcnes 5cl.
HsAfHA1LTf DRIvEwAYs and paving: quail
ty XSrk 1 At reasonable prices FAIRFAX s12
BGNGAIoWs EsSE PA1Nfsp, fsf ~S1a beat SGade en- mate
rial: inside and outside painting of all
ensf SsFE porcses
steps, asbestos and insulbrick siding; re-
modelling and commercial repairs: recre.
NevGss sas 'sssss
cARPENTER!Repairs, c;lgHi II E Repair small Jobs wanted
SOolns any Mq ipioo'hs' Soh IN. IT, o,
cEMrNT E Fl TARRS5kkkk WSkk, stone wallis. n.1stone nao
terraces, walks. chimneys, fireplaces. ee-
vile: Nd: Phone Rockville 35ss. II
Rtsens seME easf1e FREE .
G. {. FIERCE. District 5000. 8.
FENCES. all types: wood, picket. wire,
try. fHs'e coneret. s WorR. Terms N. W. FENCE
ffooR 81; K sGE1kvioE-Nothins GE1kNvHioENthi bu. the best
tnshf auet finstslations sshai Bruee fnissss FIooR
ING coNTRRASToRs, INC. 1912 wiscon-
HEATIN1;Wo ~ furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex-
pert engins@eTins erin yrs y,d to pay SERVICE M
aoaIeaEsTnNs aaSai iE; t1ss ExrEKrs-warm air,
hot water Sos oil gas TsDalrs
1892
ing. siding. suffering, painting. papering;
loT, monthly terms: For free estimate,
MoPERHIzED p. qeE to ceiling
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel sinks.
Worn linoleum sink tops permanently re-
placed; general Improvements. MODERN
PAfSTING FAINT NC AND ND PPAPSER1NG. floor sanding.
water-proonng, roof rep; white mechs !;
suay gnMu .ToH E9Sk' Ap est; 5,sa as2S. GILBERT &
STONE AND BRICK EUIDERS-Cement
contracting and general repairs of all
Ansi E5e coa s5'Pi'fs FR f sosf Or n
STOP RUST. MLDEw, MOLD due to high
humidity. Keep air dry automatically
with a Dryomatic. Easy to install. Now
available. For details call ME. 0562.
u.rpDppoorrNc h.s.,. .,s 81.
rior walls; all work guaranteed. ROBERT
E. PRICE, WI. 3633. So
BUSINESS PROPERTY and home owners.
Spracrete decorates and waterproofs ex-
terror masonry walls at moderate cost.
Comes in several colors; hardens to .
stone-like finish: will not chip or peel Of
CO.. DE, 54o1. After pm. call OR.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
LYING INSTRUCTION under CT Bin o

FLYING INSTRUCTION under GI Bin Of
Rights For details. cali OIL. ssSs.
GI approved: modern training methods,
backed by IA yrs. of know-how; morning
and afternoon classes, starting Sept. g
Plenty of practical shopwork on a big
variety of refrigeration and ar-condition-
ing equipment. Size of classes very limited
making immediate application necessary
NEW YORK TECH. 1904 Benning I'd. ne
MODERN TRAINING, in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approyed By Goysrnmsn,
GREGG p1TTMSN FIN St AND GRaHAS "a ll short
hand, touch typing individual instruction,
speed dictation. Day and evening classes:
start any time. LAKE SCHOOL, 11O1
Vermont ave. tat L st. n.wo. DI. ia
PIANO and harmony instruction for ad-
vanced students given by expert Viennese
pianist and teacher. ME. 2614. O.
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
G1 Training. trail I CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
AIR R-CONDITIONING and refrigeration
classes. starting now. NATIONAL INSTI-
TUTE OF COMMERCE g. TECHNOLOGY.
INC. G1-approved. Note our new permanent
location, 1882 N. Y. ave. NV. DI. 6703
q. OF CHICAGO trained instructor. spe-.
cializing in spastic children: also remedial
work. RE. 5!92 between and /, Tues
day 30 and e.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPING and secretarial |

BOOKKEEPING and Secretaf1al service;
eeo6s stated WI keggs gs5! part 'me
CASHIER-Personable young lady desires
responsible position: will work nights:
CoMMERSAI fSsf faf s de-
gree. desires to teach shorthand. type
writing high aaos SCHOOL. college, business col
G66eMpAMNIoNMLady con N GgoI of refinement, pleas
ing personality. desires position to elderly
1sss DfSrx x AsssrAHA sssHs ssse years of college
knowledge of typing and reception work;
good references. Call RA. 31o3 or GE
DREssMAKING. design. ,remod. altera-
tons: eve: gowns specially reas MIS- MISS
GIRL, colored, wishes nightwork as watt
ca sh2rt h% s4ss ssssT or dSh~asher good refs
and seamstress work in dress shop. FR.
HoIsEKEEPER, executive, educated, ma
phzsician's phi ref ref, Wo. $3.50. !.
Or. counter; steady worker; best ref Phi.
SGRsE, G practical, will care for semi
NURSE NURSE Wsane'a sWhite9, sfcfent; semnvand or
onsns sss aebe if to 4SsS sye yD0s live in
night duty preferred HO. 2033. -
NURSE, colored. sraduate. experienced:
wishes maternity cases semi-invalid: s.
1O-hr duty: Gay. night. Phone vi. 223s. :.
eTDep e5 eEfsl IG 5s4 5st 5day wk' sa5' live in
ORGANIST-Both Hammond and pipe, de-
sires a position in church. funeral home
or dinner music in restaurant. Box 2ss-
PERsoNNEL INTERVIEWER, placement
mer' seven yrs: exp. piaeemen. sI comimeTcisi
can type, Keep records. Box 325-B, Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER. frst-class establish
ment; refined young woman. formerly
owned her own. Box 1907, Star. -
SECRETARIAL WORK solicited. expert
date in business and industrial fields, au-
Phi b. dissertations. Prompt and accurate
service Unlimited time. Excellent refer
ences. Tel. CO. 0335. Apt. 305. r.
SECRETARY, legal experienced, age 3S,
permanent resident; $4,000 per VI. Box
TYPISTS, experienced. desire part-tirne
work at home; will call for and deiissr
STENoGRAPHER. experienced ofice work
err desires afternoon work; is. Box
sTENoGRAPHER. lesal-commercial. To-
Gated downtown. available by hour. Call
pis5Tic. 1866 daily until ivsr9nn gm wors "a can
after pm, Hillside $3.50.
WOMAN, colored, dependable desires work
in ONCE cleaning. VI. 4273.
WOMAN, mature, well educated. desires
position con1pa mon to elderly woman 1--we
In or out; exper. BOX CAB Star.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING SOUTH OR SOUTHWEST to
Texas between Sept. 5 and IL, accommo-
date three. Cali P. CADEM, Dahlgren 265
COLLEGE STUDENT driving 40 Ford tc
L. A. on or about Sept. 8; can take j
passengers. TIE. 9320; 6.
Sunday Sept. z, 6 pm: take 3 pass
share expenses; ref. Call MR.. VAN, Hobart
1877 I945 DE SOTO surbaban: accommodate ate
q: day, eve, wkly., with driver: reasonable
rates Call CHI O144. RE. 217T. H.
STANFORD STUDENT desires ride about
Sept Is to San Francisco; share drivins
and eYnenses OR $3.50 r.
GOING @ TO ATLANTIC CITY, Sun, Sept :
in l947 Frazer will return Wed. eve.
Sept 10. RA. 1914.
DRIVING TO LOUISVILLE Tuesday. Sept
Q: careful driver; accommodate three. Cal
Evening star., 1947-09-06
HELP DOMESTIC.

BUTLER, colored; only the best OF CID
chRaSrAG phRaS AG WOMAN, sSsLA good, once . week.
sSo cook asS sHW ohe Ae Of fsS Children
live ho in country home in Falls Church; bHse
day week; S25 for experienced woman.
ccaoioRk.i4SoRsEkEEpER, e. RsiS5E family of 2: mi must
sok ssB Ma N ssS.f|s55.a Ss5s for ,o5oy
~ house on Uniy. of Md. campus. WI,
COOK AND G.H.w.;. experienced; small
family, no young children have lsundress
bath and porch: pleasant surroundings
drinking; have I oese Tseent local references
COOK AND CIV. to live in. pvt. rm
exper. exp D' and md best local refer: have Bendix
Tashe5 and see i anFs Fbon. aa ok sas ssk
COOK and s,hw, good plain cook; 3 adults IS
in family: day cleaner employed. Bendlx
washer, garbage disposal unit. private room
and bath; only steady. reliable person
need apply: S25 a week DE. 1649.-7
COOK-G.H.W.. must be exp, and with good
cut; live in; Kensington section. WI 5Ql L.
i've live in; lovely upstairs rm and bath: city
ref. required. 5519 Both st. NV. OR.
ConpLE CCoo2n4pL TO LIVE IN suburban Washing
ton. man to chauffeur and butler. woman to
cook, must be sober, good reference Box
COUPLE, husband empl. or settled woman,
dren ~ al and have good references. WI O421.
EXPERIENCED. dependable. nice middle;
Isfo sh'w.; adults in family. Cali OR. oSs4
rurNru PERSON IN housekeep and man.
ass ysaT year and hat q oId BABY aosk kIpdness s
sHd GENERan H,l,nsnafSo6 afSousEWoRk aundrS @
sheets. plain cooking. fond Of school aged
after breakfast references; $50 wk. EN-
GENERAL BousEwoRK; ironinga, coo. cook
ard serve dinner for adults adult snd ,s sris nn
s7es sssrnafef refeTenees ssnaass required
and carfare, Cali Gil. 34e4, in Arlington
GENERAL HousEwoRK; 5 days; exper.'
o1tins Tpod ssn EsaS Snd Iefs Sf ST. shafsp
refs. required: hours. IS, Tues, through
Sat-; SIS; GEORGETOWN. Call sat- LIE
G.H.w.-strong. willing. reliable worker;
hsa hsah sha sard der 10 SoS2 to ns
ronins RTslh5ee0a dSi adults Only dspendssle sRd
| experienced WOIkeE uCCo dpbAs' ~-
G.Hw., plain cook, experienced; ,5h-day
| week; employed husband may live IN;
local refs: S25 wk. EN-. 3219. 20
| GIRL OR WOMAN to take care OF colored
| child: small salary, rm. and board. Gan
Girl, s.hw., cooking for 2, Monda,
through Friday: SIS and carfare. Must
have references, dependable. GE. 1856:
GIRL. colored; neat; general houseworS
or days work. TR. 1878. -
GIRL. white, young. TO help around home
live in; go to school If desired. For details
HouSEKEEPER - Will give home and
salary to reliable white .a1 woman and in ovsz ex
seeing my mother. State salary expected.
Box 211-B. Star.
HOUSEKEEPER. for 2 adults; colored; re-
fined: over 80 years; must see reference.
W3 Woi,sfk 57kf fEEprR white wanted by en-
ployed couple. Call TIE. 1852 after Pm.
LHw.. care baby, days, SIS 1st mo;
sos end ETC.; health card and ref. REQ.
ia. 2oos-J, 10 Nm.-o Pm. o.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
SITUATIONS woMEN tcen,.)

YOUNG LADY desires position as clerk
snced. neat handwriting. BOX ssI-B
YOUNG LADY would like to contact q
Government executive that would like to
have a stenographer: ! am now employed
in private industry. but would like q
change, Box 2S3-B. Stsr. r.
YOUNG LADY. colored, college graduate
as dietician or companion; excellent refer
enee, available Immediately, free to travel
TR. 5424. 8
YOUNG LADY fcolored), experienced, ae-
sires general clerical work; former Govern
ment emp1oye. Phone VI. 2S06. -
POSITION WANTED by attractive younR
lady as receptionist- secretary. no short
hand: dictaphone operator; four years
general office experience. Write Box
2ST-B. Star. +.
SETTLED WHITE WOMEN. general house.
work; willing to live in; references. DU
3944 any morning after 10 or call al
2121 R St NV n for intsTsisw: -
at home Manuscripts. letters, addressing
etc: pick up and deliver. DU. 4543. s.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

NAN AND WIFE, want janitor's quarter
drivers license: references. AID. 2505
Evening star., 1947-09-06

fOonttnus1 On Next Psgs.
Evening star., 1947-09-06

WAITRESS. must have experience hand
ling liquor in D. c.; excellent working con
ditions and tips. Apply in person 12-5,
Conn. ave. -b
MATTRESSES, experienced; good wages.
Apply 2O61 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
Gil. 1915. -6
MATTRESSES (2) wanted, day and night
shifts Apply in person. 4912 Wis. ave-.
Evening star., 1947-09-06

sTENoGRAPHER for large addStnna insurance 5day c9m
wk,; experienced preferred, Call MRS
s44aSoGRAPHERMYoung lady to take
Once Of national concern; 4O-hour, 5-day
sTENoGRAPHER. Srss e. age s,s to s5; 5.day wk.
$50 to 4:30; coneenial surroundlngs. IN
for advancement. Apply Room 7o2, 1343
! ssTSTEN6oGSRArHER-rYprsr. E 3 G small once,
pleasant environment, 51a-day week, COM
aFe, experience and salary expected. Box
iss1TiENoGRhpHER, permanent position. ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement; 5LS.
day week. K1NsMAN OPTICAL CO., 1920
sTiEsNeoGShAPHER ASSISTANT to executive
rational starting sslary sla9
sTENoGRAPHER with experience. 1925
heSlVe ion with MHS blished trade assoc
vSEk!ns vSEk as ee1aItons sf5 month to start
ssaTENoGRAPHER-No saE Me; experience neces
sary' permanent position with life IN
surance company pleasant working eondi I'D
Apply Apply Rm 4os. sic I4th st. NV. -
. TEACHER for large pvt. school, full-time
mum mum Salary. I mos. paid vacation; Yearly
Contract with regular increments; perma-
aSi.E aTSELEPHoNE SoLICIToRs wanted. CAP
: TTAL VACUUM CENTER, 1929 H st. ne
: Dial TR 1884 or call in person. -6
TYPIST-ASST. CASHIER; auto finance anc
small loan company has immediate open
ing, 5a-day week. good starting salary
experience not necessary If you are apt il
sTss s5a svs snd Slins M RaSsf tS aTa nd soo Rhsd
: TYPIsT- CLERK. 5-day week, vacation
J with pay, salary commensurate with abil-
ity and experience. SCHLEGEL g. GOLD
EN-, Kaiser Frazer. automobile dealers
Corner of Mable and Carroll sts., Takoms
TYYpIsT- T-RECEPTIoNIsT. sa5. 44-hr. wk
: DISTRICT WINDOW CLEANING CO.. cal
i, EX; 345s fer interEyieE IN EsEpx .xn.r 1,st.
= young lady who has studied Bookkeeping
, air cooled of1ce. good salary. excel work:
! ing cond Apply offce, YOUNG MEN
SHOP. 1919 r st. NV. 10
!, WAITRESS WANTED-Good working con
, ditions; must have ABC card and health
care: Apply. 1885 Conn; ave =
Eye st. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1947-11-30
c. n. Y. Five Tops
American u, IS 10 81
By the Assoe;otsd Press


I NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-City Col.
lege's highly rated Beavers came
from behind at halftime to dowr
a formidable American University
quintet from Washington. D. c., to-
night. 66-57, before 4 ,926 fans at the
69th Regiment Armory.
Reggie Crockett of American U
led the games scorers with 10 points
The visitors, bolstered by Box
Negley. formerly of North Carolins
State, and Don Hillcock ane
Crockett, last year with Washington
and Lee, stunned the New Workers
with their brilliant plan and led
1890, at the half.
Hilty Shapiro of the Beavers tied
the score Immediately after inter-
mission with beautiful lay-up shot,
but Crockett came back with four
pivots and American U. led by eight
points. City College whitfield the
lead down and when Irv Dambrot
hit with two pivots and foul shot
the Beavers took the lead, 57-56,
with three minutes to play.
C. G. N. Y's Coach Nat Holman
put in an entire new team at this
point ana when the Beavers Everett
limestone scored two straight bas-
kets and a free throw, the weary
Eagles were a beaten team.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

Bill Mathis, a local product who
three years ago was peddling news
papers in front of the Munitions
Building. will return to Washington
as famed sprinter when he com
petes in The Evening Star Games
at the National Guard Armory or
January g.
The 5-foot 6-inch, 147-pouno
Negro, who launched his track
career at Cardozo High, currently is
picking EN- up and putting EN-
down for the University of Illinois
and both in 1916 and 1947 was the
National AAU l00-meter dash
champion, romping that distance in
los seconds.
Mathis has one of the most ter
rife starts of any champion sprinter
for years." explained his coach, Leo
johnson. who also coached the fleet
Buddy Young. Mathis is faster on
the start than was Young" says
johnson, but he lacks Young's leg
power at 100 and 220 yards"
BoOgie- WOOgie Singer.
A respected competitor who in
variably shakes hands with every
opponent before the start of a race,
Mathis is popular with his Illinois
teammates, who are entertained by
Bills boogie-woogie singing. Much
of their fascination stems from
being unable to understand the
words.
Mathis foes know, though, that
any time Bill digs his spikes into
4 starting block he's the man to
beat. Mathis didn't compete in
doors last year, but among his out
Evening star., 1947-11-30
West Virginians WHIP
Pitt, III, in Finale
For Coach Kern
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 29.-Bill
Kern's swan song as West Virgins
coach ended on a zany but trium-
phant note today as the Noun
taineers concluded their season with
a 17-2 victory over Pitt, their first
over the Panthers since 1928.
The sweet melody for Kern be-
came a bit of silly symphony in
the last seconds as the Panthers
scored their points on a safety
which nobody would believe until
the officials verified it in a call
to the dressing room.
The safety came as the final gun
barked and the struggling teams
were scrambling for possession of a
loose ball some place around the
Mountaineer end zone
Except for this last minute of
Pitt-inspired confusion, the ball
game was completely West Vir-
ginia's, although the Mountaineers
wrapped up their scoring before u.s.
600 shivering spectators in a first
half outburst.
The first touchdown. by Kear1e,
on quarterback sneak from one
foot out, climaxed = 43-yard march.
The Mountaineers added three more
points on an 18-yard field goal BY
Richard Hoffman. of Greensburg
Pa, early in the second period and
clicked on a 31-yard scoring pass
from Keane to Sub End Bernard
Huntz of Wyoming. Pa in the last
IS seconds Of the half, Hoffman
booted perfect placements after each
touchdown.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
BY the AsSoeioted Press

MIAMI, Nov. 29.-Sugar Bowl
bound Alabama was given a mild
scare tonight, but defeated the oft
beaten Miami Hurricanes, 81 to g.
A crowd Of 27,941 who came out
10 see Miami take a severe licking,
and the great Harry Gilmer in
action, sat on the edge of their seats
as the underdog Miamians counted
the initial touchdown in the opening
period and then held the Crimson
Tide scoreless until 20 seconds before
the first half ended.
Alabama returned to dominate
the third quarter and strike pay dirt
twice. While their lead never was
threatened thereafter, the Hurri-
canes kept Alabamas second string
in action.
Gilmer was the target for all of
the Miami team and the Hurricanes
kept him pretty well under wraps.
The All-America candidate carried
the ball IS times for 81 yards. He
tried six passes, completing but
two. He also scored IL of his team S
points.
Alabama S first touchdown was set
up when Norman Mosley intercepted
Give Shrader's pass on the Miami
AZ. The Tide rolled four plays
later when Bill Catonhead smashed
through for 13 yards to the Miami