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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, excellent light housework;
personal laundry; clean habits; good
wages liye in or out; refs Call Monday,
COOK. excellent general housevork, white;
TMR. M a4ss BET 1 and 3 pm. my OF 'A!"
DAYS WORK or part-time work CO.
GIRL; colored; wishes domestic work after
school hrs. Honest. dependable, willing
ss.r. sf e0'qHss To ssa5s saas days work. 50 snd
GIRL. cclo5ed; wants general hous.work,
nTsi liXsIin cosa2.d No osoT lsai Wee St M
work; rel i' Phon. tx. oess. '''' D:'
dsss issgss Sors omRss1i Be- 4e1 snd reliable
slh or a:.nna e2GF's sp ee'ssi Nj sS sSs5
ssl.se.s ss sosEss s.s s.: JESSIE ssk AD Eork 4s4 f1
s.fs SfsI RAJ ssl0ssa ss5s desires 'h'" days work.
caIl sb aHos n day Sunday Monday after 5,
s :, sslsEsa sSs y. s.nis sx ss4si no eoostas
GIRL. neat, experienced. desires morning
AND. AND early r..t afseTnooa ga.s domestic work i've
GIRL, colored, sood worker. wants 3 days
gork q hours every morning; $3.50.
GIRL, coiored, wants domestic work: 5-day
week: S25; no cooking; good references
GIRi'T - Teolored, wants job as nurse maid
ref. until 81 days week. Call
S 70 8 pm. District s076. 15'
GIRL, coiored. wishes part t-time work eve
ninss or Monday. Wednesday and Thurs
day mornings. References. co; 1878.
GIRL, colored. desires job as maid in store,
beauty shop or cleaning small apis. Ho.
GIRL, colored. wants day work or paA
time; cleaning or laundry. Phone LU.
GIRL, colored desires position as nurse
maid or INV; avail. to live in. DE. 6465.
GIRL. colered wants g.h.w. and child care.
DI. 717S.
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w. or care OF
children, 5a days week: experienced:
live in or out Phone HO. 3114 after 3: 80
weekdays, all day Sunday.
GIRL. s.h.w. wants evenings work. 5-day
Neek; exper. and ref. NO. 9516.
GIKL. colored, wants 8 days work; GOOD
worker; S. day. Il. .0650,
GIRL, coIored, reliable, wishes all-dAy Or
part.time; ref. Call AT. 1894.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, 9 TO 4,
and nights, to / pm. OF IL 70 An.
North 5471.
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HELP DOMESTIC tcent.) J

G.H.W.-Live In; 1oc. ref; age, 1885
neneix b a: aGss aDGsssshsr; good salary, D1. Ssss
CIV; e. s:,,a1 msrnins; 80, week; Spring V,l
aa.w'. III. wo soisssS ssss for launa: also 1nowl.
Write Box 5,L, Star, Ia
esldIen w. coIarsd pan s,taIss vs m fond
Ss2. local references. Wo. s4S4. lis
work and cooking for lady. 1858 Mint
SGid GIRL q, On WOMAN. white. settled, to care
for year-old baby and cook for employed
fafeSPHlsE Ga 2w for 7tae moth.r,sss family
ssSS sss sss quarters
and mas sy Re 9s sooa s s09s s
through o'clock dinner, 5-day wk Do
not can bet. | and 6. co. 6313, $500
s@s subarban Snss' Sos yi II ssss
o09s or write 4oi5 s. ssth st., Ar.
HoUsEKEEPER, white. consenial: 4 rms;
elderly, couple, wife sick: suburban home
$sI,. Az; =$S II ~: assR s5 #fss
EoSEK a.y Kt mTst 4a ps experienced choice of
ssos 70 fI1 hoSs per xees m
to l pm, Tuesday through Friday; SIS
per week; good recent local references re-
| auired. Box 491-J, Star.
ironing; i've in: 5M.day wk.: ti ss5; must at
MAID. g ii W., assist cooking. Bendix must
be fond OF children, health card and city
eSceent saisrg tsaee sH ss 74aa e upstairs rGSm
MAID for small guest house. age 40 to
g., size up to is; hrs: gao 70 4;so' exc;
MAID, een'l housework. assist with chill
dren ages q and 81. to work Mon. Wed,
Fri and Sat: from 10 to pm; must be
S16 wk. and carfare. RA 1929.
help with baby; fond Of children; ample
hestS esFy eeTtss ts s5 o1a and
MOTHERS HELPER, white, middle aged,
i've i've Inv wig $40 enassn Wfy cs sI0d Ia hessi osi refs
REFINED RELIABLE COUPLE, colored;
wife to cook and housekeep forse adults in
exchange for basement apt. co. 1889.
kfELAslE Eel B mU5th whits to care for in
Convenient location Te at conn 'na and "SFSs %yo.
ming ave. NV; small apt; personal de-
arg aas aRq Wlte Fefssencss soH A sts4 good
WHlE CoOFLE IOr nOuSeWOrK. care Oh
ma smaEns lawn or aFS aTnkns middle 3S s IN Hs4
WOMAN to look after 2 daughters for
WOMAN OR GIRL, white, settled, wanted
for general housework in q country home,
small family; will give good home and
Writ Write MRS MRS. F. WHITE, Louisa. va. r. :,
WOMAN. white, As to so. live in; house
work. small house, . adults and 4.nno .old
baby; $50 wk. BOX 271-M, Star,
WOMAN to care for 2 school-aged chill
dren and do light housework: resident
Mt, Rainier vicinity preferred. UN. 0339.
WOMAN; " middle to care for IL
WOMAN who enjoys children and dog,
TO care for children g yrs. and / yr.
1SsS wSMxs ixasr xss Can ssted Eli isss ~bo wants
home; must be fond Of and experienced
with children; Ink. other help emuid. !;
city references. Phone ia. S779. Ia
WOMAN, two days cleaning and ironing:
SOC per hour. Call Monday, Elk. 1884 .
HOME FOR WHITE LADY, to help with
lisht housework and care Of 2 small chill
dren; small salary. oW. 94O0 Ext. 300.
PERMANENT ROOM AND BOARD for an
elderly colored woman in exchange for
the care OF my child. Phone FA. 1884
ROOM. BOARD. small family, help care
for 2.yr. .-old girl. MRS. GERRY F.
SCARANo. Silver Spring. Md, r. F. D. 1.
tWANSIEDLsettled WANTED colored woman to, care
$35 month. 1910 Calf. st. NV. MRS
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AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
81 ssss siii y, dasn,, Men and women Phone Olive:
soSEaRN SSSS III ?TfiiaAnre IN e.sas, culture. ii,
of oe'ss1' az t.s5s. saashs y
BEAUTY ofERATodkss i1 rs NE NEEbEpMModern 81 M
training in all subjects; day, night and
'asSs It sSHo6 Isl. ssp4sRs
sHs RE- 44s sHa Gsa 81 ranps Ia
prs9srIsd Emily sMH b.
LEARN TO pRIvE-Look for the two
r. %4sT MTTHSP SSEnss seHSet so 90 17s4 iep
sss yeeSdn wonAN ro tsashs, che
eLRnssu su'9i For M sss4asa ssss
5sS Sor e1Ssn from sa9
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, new dual con-
sSI1o.s ss%EsF TA FSeso.:e eAzszs 4, ts5s os5g1sSo
nsaa3ny 1ns snesshE sES tnS
e. 500. Approved 4 for nM al trsinins oo @fs q
courses Ttonns of hsh .eoo ana so
ekAe1z I?s$ sfss !fsso 8: 1esn na eo s7s7
eSosaY s9S IS sigdsn' ssSs By FRED ARTHUR
ha. Tn1 taor @sdRs tasm
seuipped studio, with Individual instrae.
& Rhod. nGx Island cav AZ. aH 81
IUToRING in celles. algebra. Latin,
jn greek, <. French and English. Telephone
GREGG AND PITTMAN SHORTHAND,
touch typng; individual instruction speed
9sz ns fssea. fi's vsmsns tsas
nYSsE aye; sat L st; n:w3: DI. il14. II:
p pePsonay G af 1ervsS nsS M
no NJ .q2bslIIgg!ation .2sIg!s write UTILITIES DIESEL
sEN eE4ss sS1 T1EspaT ss't tn. School o,
Real Estate for men and women. 1906
10th St. A a quarter Of q century Of ex-
practice; trains applicants to become
Tuesday ] sI.TiI ana THURSDAY s weekly a. 5;so 70
TUESDAY 'T next. sf Phon. ' Rp. 42ss, @ Mondas ssa
and Tuesday, for information as to- en-
rollment or come direct to school class
GERMAN LESSONS and tutoring by Ger
maan.born anIa. ~, younnlso nlo1 lady; German collese
efS1fs' efvM sER21cE h4 G?os Books Clerk, ..mpl.
ST. stenosra apher-typist, 81; general test,
81 arithmetic, 81: statistical clerk. 81.
MERIT PUBLICATIONS, 313 Evans Bldg,
FRENCH and real French only taught
by experienced native teacher. very rea-
sonably. CO ss41, Apt. 203.
now starting with touch typing; best short
courses; salaries to S45 wk. UP; dozens
Of openings now. BoYD's, 1888 r. MA.
BOOKKEEPING CoURsE-Learn to earn.
with comptometer or typing; also bes.'s
an6 refresher course in shorthand and
today TO better pay. iEst. 30 yrs) Ae-
credited: BoYD's, 1888 r. Ma. 2340.
TUT0RING-Algebra, ,geometry. Latin,
mentary. Junior hizh subjects. UN. 1883.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BABY SITTER, 70, eXper.. ewes. ana week
ends; ENDS; NV. MARJORIE MORGAN, GO.
sABY SITTER, reliable and dependable.
ssookSkEIfPER. young. experienced, IL. B
EsssgSSTnsieil1sgi. ses ;sss-M: star. is.
cssHs1Ea HsiEi exRsTsnss RosTFss s d ss
lime employmsnt durins ossS day. neat At,
CHRISTIAN GIRL desires paEt-sipe empl
SE ssyththne Sseeas NJ l. B. Il s45s
eye; gowns speciality; reas. MISS BERT.
tiIS trs' oarERAToR II D. s1psii.nesd iii iii
colored. wants one-day-a-week work. sun
days only. Call DU. Os64,
EXPERT TYPiNG zone at home In even
ings 59s and SUNDAYS Republic a4o4, Ext
GENERAL CLERICAL, tipping. knowledse
shorthand, mature. desires permanent po-
sition. Box 374-M. Star.
GIRL. colored, reliable, desires position
as maid or waitress in shoppe, store. Of.
fce, club or hotel Please call after $50
GIRL, white, young. experienced typist,
Saturday,. sssaTss phons roaeT sise
GIRL, colorsd, wants any kind work
GIEIs csiofsd, wants elevator Job. 10.
GmE. colored,- desires days or part time
work. Ii. 5s7s.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
DOMESTIC

COOKS. general houseworkers: live in or
out: S25-S30. LADIES EXCHANGE EN-
PLoYMENT BUREAU. 2O37 K st. NV.
HOME LAUNDRY. specializing in ladies'
wear and curtains. LU. 2414.
WE HAVE FIRST-CLAsS COLORED help,
full or part time. Call AID. 063s. PRU-
DENTAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 1853
Wallach nj NV Ia
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SITUATIONS MEN and woMeN
INSTRUCTION. coURSfs.

EXPERIENCED COUPLE desires position
as manager apt. or rooming house, in
exchange for living quarters; husband EN-.
ployed. For details, phone CO. 9239. l4s
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DISTRIBUTION ENGINEERS, electric
Utility expansion. out-of-town: $500.
Designers- draftsmen, $4,000. WALTER
4. KEssLER PERSONNEL SERVICES, 6IS
Wash. Bldg. ST. 9442.
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"eeN' 1ANf ANensL O. st. at l4tn.
sALEswoMEN-Retail store trade: ex-
peIienced, aggressive, to, take over estab-
experience. territory covered. Interview
silI 3 SrrapsSsd Boz ss9,K Star
ply JETLEFF's, 12i4-i220 r St. NV,
ls ana 5ts tsoresses HoT vaned
once; must be expert professional workers
and finishers; best pay II you qualify; IS
Mdndsy day phoDe boDy D Satssaay ssa Sunday and
sEAMsTREss. experienced in hitting and
altering ladies' dresses. coats and suits,
for specially shop; permanent position.
faMsTRiEss i st. SLIP cover E1 sha1 shap must must
pc experienced on fine custom work; excel
lent . workinE condi.ions and salary: See
Mr.; Splitter MAYER q CO., 421 18th st.
sEAMsTREss for alteration dept, wom-
EsEM2ss ns f9sss fnd st. drss:ss ss stb excel salary
sEsAiM,sfkfss:rfTrfER 'es'.ke complete
sfaFs 0F exit o5y
sssHssnrsS F6'' ASsso Co. s sss
ss,la s9AasfTRlsss fasS $. experienced military ls and
sqnSsiqns s noa aaoEEiNe FiEfb Ego fSEoK ESfEs
y 6RS fi M ss'1H5 s6s s'oF
sEcRETARIAL POSITION avail. immed
n editorial of of professional organiza
ing In Eng. essential; 5-day wk; salary,
s. 900. NE. 1850, . =.
general mgr: 5ia-day wk For appt.,
phone Mr.. CLARKE, MA. 504O. Ia
SECRETARY to trade assoc. executive;
must be competent stenographer, person.
able and congenial; salary, $4,000 per VI;
for 35-hr.. 5-day work week. Write, stat
ing age, education and previous working
SECRETARY for network radio station
5-day wk,. exper.; salary based on previous
; exper; state eowplete. details and avail
SECRETARY wanted in once Of an Alex
andris bank: hours, $50 to 8, half day
SATURDAY. Communicate or address cash
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sNOGRAPHER, permanent,
}5-hr. wk.; national CORP,
customers accounts and
office; S175-S190 per mo.
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STENOGRAPHER.
STENOGRAPHER.

become permanently esta
surance CO. branch office;
working cond. Apply
Bldg, 18th and Park I'd.
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for trade publishing
be thoroughly exper.;
responsibility and in
lament position. good
5-day week. Please
; Bldg, 1929 e st. NV.
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company, must 1
willing to accept
terested in perm
salary to start.
apply 112O Munsey
Evening star., 1948-05-05

and movement, Something, how
ever, remains. The symbolic drama
even if it is only one-half of Gra-
nam Greene's drama, is still poign-
ant and large enough, and John
Ford has, at least, given to the film
much pictorial beauty. Out of doors
there is the sun-drenehed beauty of
the. Mexican scenery; indoors there
is the Mexican squalor, the human
sordldness among dilapidated, once
grand architecture. 1t is, in brief, a
film to see, but before. not after
reading Graham Greene"
What long, If we'll made, nara
graphs they write in movie criticism
over there!
There will be a preview. but not a
sneak one, at the Warner Theater
tonight, The picture to be shown
will be Columhia's cemedy-romance
THE Mating of Mile" with Glenn
Ford and Evelyn Keyes.
The normal Warner schedule will
not be interrupted by the alteration
OF tenight's program. The regular
feature, THE Lady From Shanghai"
will go on the screen for the last
time at 9:25 pm. The Mating of
Millie" will begin at II o'clock.
There will be no change in prices
for the special showing. In the
fashion Of previews, it comes for
free.
Bernie Lust Is author of the most
astounding telegram the drama de-
partment has received in weeks. AS
just laid on the desk, it reads:
"'Tawny Pipit' lays an egg stop
Douglas Fairbanks, sr. Adventures
OF Don Juan opens Saturday Hip
podrome"
Few pictures have had a more
cheerful reception, or a more unani-
nous one, from the critics.
X
Bulletin board: "Shoeshine, 1947's
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with Hollywood, as a matter of fact
than most films made abroad. It
Is a glib whodunit, generally enter
tanning, but with. its dull passages
Its diverting moments make UP for
the tagging ones, all right, but they
can't deny them.
The best scenes of Jenny La
mour" are those occupied by Louis
Jeuvet, who can start calling himself
Frances leading film actor without
getting any argument around here.
He can say more with q pointed ex-
preston or the shrug of q shoulder
than many movie performers can
with the dictionary (unahridged}
open before them. In the Dupent's s
new attraction, M. Jouvet is playing
. police inspector detailed to track
down the killer of a Aim producer
who has been found with his head
Dashed In. He makes Antoine a
detective yeu will remember-for
awhile. at least, If not through the
Evening star., 1948-05-05

TIlAc Sollllllltt, ny WTlllIlS So
palpably the best play of the year,
he left the usually divergent groups
nothing to do but agree.
There is no doubt now about the
best play of the year, and very little
about the most competent performer
In the field of dramatic writing.
1t Is quite conceivable now that
the critics and the Pulitzer Judges
never will have anything to quarrel
about again; at least not in seasons
in which there is a Tennessee Will
liams' play around the premises.
The quiet withdrawal of the
Pulitzer committee from the field
of battle does not rob the Gotham
drama scribes of a chance for one
f1areup in the prize
season. According to the New York
Times, which keeps beautifully in
formed on all such things, J. B,
Priestley's The Linden Tree" has
Just been declared the seasons best
play in London.
The same play with Boris Karloff
In the major male role-and the
title role-was chased off the stage
in New York in less than fort
night.
Critics in need of Sunday column
material. which runs short at this
season, may want to make soHe-
thing Of that. At least it provides
a new lead on that old one about
the surprising difference in taste
between New York and London.
After all, London was quite as
abrupt in it's dismissal of New
York's pet. 'Finians Rainbow"
when it opened there earlier in the
season.
This divergence In taste is not
limited to stage attractions. The
English and Americans can be
although they are not alWays-as
far apart in their preferences in
films. The Manchester Guardians
film reviewer for example, found
himself with a deal of admiration
for John Ford's recent production,
THE Fugitive His American COL
leagues, even Ford's most devoted
admirers. thought the screenplay
considerably below Ford's level
In the words Of the Guardians
man
TT is not surprising or harmful
that, in the film, Mexico becomes
just Central American state
(which it did not in the print shown
in Washington, but it is the great
est pity that. because OF all the
familiar taboos which surround
Hollywood film studios, the bad
priest becomes a good one. Much
OF the point Is lost Immediately.
The priest, as played by Henry
Fonda, becomes not man but
symbol OF virtue versus persecution.
With the exception of the Indian
girl. delicately played by Dolores del
Rio. all the other people also 60
through the story with big symbolic
labels written on their every word
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best foreign film, will have it's next
local showing at the Circle Theater
for two days only, Friday and Sat-
urday of this week . . Montgomery
Players will give special perform
ance of their latest production, Our
Hearts Were Young and Gay" at
Arlington Farms Theater tomorrow
night. Proceeds will go to the bene-
At funds Of the Exchange Club of
Washington.
Evening star., 1948-05-05

Jenny Lameur Of the title, velup-
tueus music hall thrush, who admits
Though not to the police) to hav-
ing swung the bottle that hashed
the producer. Still another, the de-
teetive thinks, is girl named Dora.
who insists several times that the
(See MACARTHUR, Page B-laJ
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years. He Is an untrustins man,
but one not without appreciation
of the humor Of life; a man who
knows he is disliked for his profess
sion, but knows also that his job is
a necessary If arduous one.
inspector Antoine's suspects are
several. The leading one is q moody
musician who has recently threat
ened to kill the producer unless the
old roue stayed away from his wife.
Another Is the musicians wife, the
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By Harry Macarthur

Those who find genius represented
in every film imported probably will
see fit to hail Jenny Lamour" as a
masterpiece. Those who ask at least
as much of France as of Hollywood,
however, will find the new Gallo
finn at the Dupont something less
than that. 1t has closer kinship
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Protean Ball Park
BY the Assoeio'ed Pres
HOLLYWOOD,

Studio workers have laid out
part of baseball diamond and
erected grandstand sections within
a soundstage for The Babe Ruth
Story" With only minor alter
ations, the set becomes a copy of
Boston's Fenway Park, Chicago's
Comiskey Park or Wrigley Field, or
New York's Yankee Stadium.
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Williams Prize Play Creates
Peaceful Season in Theater
BY Jay Cormody

Young Tennessee Williams only successful play
a. r
BY the simple fact of having written pouany named "A Street
Car Named Desire he has eliminated
those quarres between the New and Pulitzer
Evening star., 1948-05-05
Louis Jouvet Stars
In Jenny Lamour'
At the Dupont

JENNY LAAOUR," Ves Film eem-
pany release presented by Noel Meadow
snd David Ksy, directed by Henri-Gsorges
Perry from the novel Legitime Defense. y
hy .. A, steemaHi songs by Francis Lopez
and A. Hornez. AT the Dupont
THE
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-01-08
Eligibility Requirements
Effective First OF Year

A revision in Veterans Admins
tration eligibility requirements for
medical and dental treatment and
disqualification will become effective
January |.
After December 81, out-patient
disqualification will not be available
to veterans merely on the presump-
ton that their disabilities are serv-
ice-connected, based on prima facie
evidence. Applications for such
treatment or disqualification will
have to be formally adjudicated as
service connected before treatment
other than emergency can be given
The regulation permitting vet
Grams to enter hospitals or receive
Inpatient medical and dental
treatment on the basis of presumed
service connected disabilities has
been in effect since President Tru-
man decreed the end of hostilities
year ago. VA said this has been
sufficient time for veterans to estab-
lish whether or not their disabilities
are service ce-connected
The discontinuance of determina-
ton on prima facie evidence in no
way denies veterans any rights they
are granted by law, nor does it limit
services given those whose condi-
tions are rated as service connected
VA emphasized.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-01-08
Winter Rabbit Trapping
Project Gets Under Way

The Ohio Division of Conservation
live rabbit trapping and distribution
project adopted by the Conservation
and Natural Resources Commission
several months ago as an expert
ment toward eliminating to some
extent the garden and shrubbery
damage is scheduled this week.
The trapping will continue for a
period of about 80 days and will in
volve the transfer of urban and
suburban rabbits to nearoy rural
sections where food and cover is to
be well established and readily
available. The project will be care
fully supervised by the divisions
game protectors who will distribute
some 5000 live traps to Boy Scouts
and other youth groups who will
be paid on the basis of so cents
each acceptable rabbit trapped. The
traps are so designed that they can
be used to transport each trapped
rabbit to the release area within a
matter of few hours after capture
without human handling.
DR.. E. D. Martin, chief of the game
management and propagation Sec
ton, said today that the project is
not considered a 'cure-all' solution
to Ohio's rabbit population or gar
den damage but that it should pro-
duce worthwhile results.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-01-08
Coziers Win One And Lose Two Durinu
Past Weeks Play; Woodsfield Pros Next

The Coziers dropped their first
game of the season to Kirch's Col
legians 1899 in game played at
the local gym last week A fatal
third quarter which saw the Con-
tainers tally only two points was
responsible for the defeat, after the
score was knotted at halftime 1919.
Jim Waller, Cumberland coach,
netted seven points in the first
quarter to send the Collegians out
in front lilo, but Coziers rallied
to tie the count at 19-all at the in
termission. The victorS came back
strong in the third period with
everybody scoring to rack up IL
points for a 31-19 lead before the
Coziers could find the bucket. Young
looped in a fielder for the losers
only points in this quarter, as the
CollegianS added six more to move
out ahead 1921 to start the fourth
quarter.
The Containers came to life to-
ward the close of the game, outscor-
ing their opponents 1912 in the final
frame, but were unable to overcome
the long lead. Loss of Watson on
personals early in the third, and
Wenzel in the fourth, hampered the
Coziers attack, as did their inability
to convert free throw liz. The
sharpshooting of Waller and Wilson,
together with the rebound work of
Dana Reed gave the Collegians the
scoring edge with 15-11-13 points,
while for the losers the scoring was
evenly divided
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-01-08
Aged BateSvine Man
Struck Down Bv Auto

David Belts, 81, we'll known resi-
dent of Batesville, is slowly improv-
ing from injuries sustained Tuesday
at ZOO o'clock p. m, when he was
struck by an automobile driven by
Donald Forbes, %, of Batesville. The
accident occurred in front of the
village postoffice according to the
state highway patrol, who investi-
gated.
Belts was removed Immediately
to the st. Francis hospital in Cam
bridge. He sustained a broken leg
and severe head cuts.
Patrolmen said Belts, a building
contractor, was walking with his
grandson, John David Coyle, 6, Co.
lumbus, when he was struck by the
Forbes automobile.