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They can and do get out OF order. causins
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NIRA's DOLL HosPlTAL-pressed and
undressed dolls, doll clothes, doll repairs;
WF SSny kEPaiR lGssi9n nnvERYrHiSGwater II pumps
electric motors. washing machines, guns
locks, electrical. and mechanical appli; i;
arces. KEYS made: handSaws nleo. olo-
Nichols ave. Sc. TR o4o6
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockhold-
ers of the National Capital Insurance CO
Of the District of Columbia; for tne nee eiee, c,
any other business that may be broushi
to the attention OF, the meeting will be
held At the once Of the COMPANY wssh. Esah.
tsstonis inston D. s' G. AVa Wednesday y January II
1919. between the hours Of u o'clock noor
and :, o'clock pm. R. EDWARD EARLY
6IcK BLINDS. SIS and uu: includes blind
decoys and boat; Plenty Of ducks only raii ii
Fh R.leS 5S 5f9m or = wayside "a sst SMdS 1 sss4.
THIRTEEN-Find l3 hints of how to b
elegant and make large SAVINGS o,1 at az IN. 1ns
s psper ,s TO-DAY. n ExauIsfTE. ths Dys Works
Specialist. corner Ga; and n II. aVes
eFff sS fsfnHfsHfssMsSpe HHs yeu need
soesfseRsss ssfesn Fssm to1 yon n,Fe ATLAS SoENeY
EEon sstK-sst Of medical !, books; 20 soss sso
published in 1876; all books in excellent
sGas''1Sa GAS WaTER HEATERS. 20. 80. 40 gal
automatic: no cash needed: small monthly
payment: immediate installation. THOMp-
SON l. STANSBURY CO.. INC: II. ao2e
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WANTED-HiEn,
MARKEL. GAO St NV MA. 02S4.
ACCOUNTANT. expert-Books started. kep'
part time: tax returns prepared: state
GRAY's DOLL HOSPITAL, est. 1887: We
repair dolls, toys. brio and sen
wigs shoes and doll clothes: prices right
See our dolls dressed and undressed. old
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HELP MEN and WOMEN Cont }

COUNTER GIRL OR MAN-Must be, ex.
BOWLING ALLEY, .0O4 Nichols ave Sc.
COUPLE, white. dependable; man to set
up pins in bowling alley, woman to work
Meals m and GOOD d saaTy Can No ses sfs
MAN to do outside work. lawn. garden
and look after II registered Angus; wom-
an. s.h.w. for / man; separate, modern
lying quarters, for only; fair salary.
MAN for dry cleaning route; girl for coun-
ter work; shoemaker, all around; resi-.
dents Of Arlington preferred. Mr. Puckett,
D0MlNIcK,s VALET. 1880 Columbia pike.
MIDDIE-AGGfE;D WHITE COUPLE to car.
drinkers; excellent quarters; ref required.
saIEs HnS si nx RE sSs or vom
en- can earn up to $3.50 per hour extra
money along with present job full time
Or or part time evenings, Saturdays and
32ls forappointment. Id
NOW is THE TIME to earn $50 to SIS
Wkly.' full or spare time. Room 334,
Harr:ngton Hotel. 10 am. to pm
ATTENTION MAGAZINE and book sales
men men or women we have an attractive Of
ef1er one :, n must be SEEN Apply in person
APARTMENT DWELLERS, men or women,
keep your present Job, but earn up to 81
per hour conducting pleasant. disniied
ouslnes in your own apartment building
among friends and neighborhood. Product
onereo f.o a NECESSITY. not luxury. Sells
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AGENTS.

FREE sAMPLES-Bis profits showing
amazing glow in the dark specialtieS
House numbers, pictures: plastic novelties.
relisious and nursery objects. etc: Large
"SO-FoG" WINDSHIELD CLOTH. In
stsrtly removes bury mist, frost, sleei.
snow. Stops lnd4Sield fogsinE. Samples
sem on trial. KRISTFE, 102, Akron,
WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles direct
Profits Under the SpotliEht' GLASS PUB.
co EllNnod CITY. Pa
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MEN WANTED

81 to 40 for good, permanent jobs with
an assured future. Learn to operate a
we will teach you and pay you while
averaging about $50 weekly. with paid
vacations, vac IONS SICK Leave Tree transportatdion
through Friday-between $50 am. and
IL noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment ONCE. 1892 NJ St NV Take
Routes 10, Rosslyn; 20, Cabin John: 80,
Friendship Heights, streetcars direct to
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,JANITOR
MEN

Factory representative of large corporation
will be III Washington Monday, November
Is. to interview men regarding q plan to
place them in a business for themselves,
without an investment. We have nothing
TO sell you: no deposit required Several
men will be given the opportunity of be-
ing in their own business with life Sc
curity Age is no barrier IN this business.
Neatsappearing men between the ages of
25 and 4P, whose home life is consenial
and who have an honest desire to prove
their worth Concrete examples show in
comes of 500 to $500 per week. Apply
In person to Room 200, 1871 H st. NV,
1890 Am. Monday, November 15, and be
prepared to- remain the balance of day If
selected Car essential
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

ALTERATION WOMAN and tailors eI-
perienced suits and lady's coats: fun OF
part time. Apply at once, g. FEIDMAN,
Cook. CO N man n or woman. cans person for
interview at l4o0 Swan st. n.w DELu4
RESTAURANT. -l6
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PARRER

BARBER
colored. for work on children's hair. In
the beauty salon st our eprins Valley
'''' on IGARF1NCKELS
? et. ct i4th. -1e
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC

For installation Of automobile radios and
heaters; 5ha-day week. starting salary.
$50. L. 9. JULIEN. INC. 1443 p st. NV
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Are You of Average Intelligence?
Opport for average young men to earn
above average commissions on fast-sellins
dollar item: don't try to guess, let us
day Apply in person, PETRIE STUDIOS
EOS 18th st NV. -15
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INSURANCE MANAGER

Life insurance company Qegal reserve with
over billion in torce) desires successful
producer as washington manager on salary
and attractive bonus contract Please give
facts in confidence for local interview.
Agency supervisor, Boz 172-H, Star.
JANITOR
Age 22-32, married; 5-day, 40-hour week
permanent work for dependable man who
can pass physical examination; good work.
ing conditions and planned salary advance.
ments. Apply personnel ofhce, Room 5O4
Star Bldg.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa ave. NV is
Kitchen Cabinet Statesmen
We have several fine opportunities fo
exper. salesmen at q hne salary and com
mission basis; car is necessary. See Mr.
Miller oct. and 12 Monday, Nov. Is
BETTER HOMES AND KITCHENS CO.
sos 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-n you are
!es 9su ?tR s Is % as :sG.n; ss .ad
fik ZEAL Iof Es4sfE M "a saLEsMfSAArsressiv. sss Of
nce requires experienced statesmen with
s;1n eensens ~,
ePkP ePsf EsT%rE asGe sts sAIE 4 po 1DsI ssss nus
sHSl SsH1fR ssfSsalsR.S i
., Pun or par, time Day or nss.
s. sGT.n eeS
srSesr 5s
sta4is ru.s Pm 'haln p.R shsre' Rs seass
PAUL PAUL. j. Miller Ex.' '7o76, Real Estate
efs ehs s,ness sth Or Eithou1 G cars al open to
fs!K fRsh!FKRrckRAafoS sf1ss on 0es
generous company dement's and privils:
HEcHT CO. service bldg, l40l oakie
RELIEF MAN, colored, modern apartment
ons nas noea pe .oO:T nd .nd
Apply resident manager THE EDDY
sToNE APT 1901 .,n..H vt ave. ,Iats,.o nis bns
not Necessary; good salary: excellent work
ing conditions. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORE. employment once; ~ st. ne.
ing for young man who has had some sales
experience; preferably in radio. appliances.
automotive supplies or similar Territory
excellent opportunity TO build Q permanent
connection with one Of the city's, iersest
distribu.ors Salary and sommissisn BASS: 81:
sales manager. la
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statesmen EVERYWHERE
Who are calling on srocers and restau-
rants. answer this ad; here is a dandy
sideline that you will easily earn S25-
81 90 per vk. extra; take easy orders from
your business friends and customers for
cups, napkins. janitor and restaurant sup
plies; all orders quickly delivered: don't
miss this opportunity: replies strictly con-
ddential: rush letter or telegram at once.
nav n
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SALESMAN

OAICOWIAN
Good salary, car expense and commission;
permanent; $1,000 $1,000 year; capable,
dependable man worthy Of this good posi-
tion to. call on local merchants taking
wholesale orders for wrapping supplies.
bags, cups, napkins, hundreds Of essential
business supplies. Apply wholesale divi-
sion, Greater
AMERICAN BAG g. PAPER CO
FR 1909. RA 1884.
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Statesmen
Experienced in selling mems furnishings;
excellent salary and commission; employ
ment once. third floor
Raleigh Haberdasher
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SALESMAN

For electrical appliance dept: will train
responsible man. 25 to 40 yrs of age:
auto. neces.: liberal draw against COM
mission: leads obtained in store and pros
pect hle maintained; employe benefits
Apply personnel ONCE SEARS ROEBUCK
a CO. 1900 Wisconsin ave NV
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SHOE REPAIRMAN
YOIING MEN

To . man who wants to learn the chain
store business; S41 to start. regular In
creaSes.
II you want to start at the bottom as
. food clerk and learn the progressive
chain store business. there's . good job
work with one Of the biggest retail organ
nations In America.
safevsy offers: Group insurance. sick
benefits and paid vacations, retirement
plan.
Applicants must be between 1s and 80:
high school graduate or equivalent in work
experience, have . pleasing personality
and like to deal with people
SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
1sAS 4th st ne $40 Am to 3 pm
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MESSENGER

MESSENGER
Age Il. with D. c. drivers permit; 40
hour week, good working conditions,
planned salary advancements. Apply
personnel office. room 5O4. Star Bldg,
THE EVENING STAR
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MESSENGER

White boy, age 16 to 20, to work daytime
in business ONCE of newspaper. 4O-hour
week; s24 weekly TO start; good working
conditions, many employment advantages:
opportunity for advancement If hish school
graduate now or later and ambitious to
get ahead. Only those who want perma-
nent, fuii-time employment will be con-
sidered. Bring birth certificate and apply
personnel ONCE, Room 5O4 Star Bldg.
!. THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1948-11-14

FIVE ASSISTANT ENGINEERS, 10 con-
struction inspectors, 3 craftsmen. rod.
men. / chemist. eomputer. permanent
position: capitalization and retirement
plan. Apply personnel director. WASH
NGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COM
MISSION, 4O17 Hamilton St, Hyattsville,
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IIUI IA. ave. NV. II
NIGHT FIREMAN
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
44e0 Conn Ave. EN- 1900. Ia
RESTAURANT MANAGER

Not over so. must be sober, reliable and
experienced with references for past fve
years; business now averaging $4,000 per
month: equipment new; air conditioned
strictly drst class in every respect; will
make profit sharing or rental basis to
right man Box o60-G Star IA
Evening star., 1948-11-14

TELEPHONE SALESNEN for interesting
work in large internationally known or
ganization; permanent position for women
ality. Box 4Sl-G, Star. IL
WANTED-Shov card writer. sign painter.
PINES SIGNS, 624 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DONUT
! SHOP-White, Advancement opport;: night
ATE sTTENTiON i AUTO BODY MEN. Capital
| Cadillac Oldsmobile Co. 1929 22nd ST.:
NV Has opening for l lst class metal
Nuckols or MR. BROWN.
RECEIVING DEPT. OF hne Conn. ave.
ladies apparel store requires young man
tion with oppprt for advance Apply
THE ESSIE O'DONNELL Co. 3407 Conn.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

interested in interviewing mechanically
inclined young men for service work with
excellent future. Established training pro-
holidays, sick leave and vacation; prior
experience unnecessary. Must be ambi--
ticus. of good character and have high
Informal tion. to BURROUGHS ADDING
MACHINE CO., 14l9 H st. NV, Washing
ton 5, D. c. Ia
Evening star., 1948-01-25
BowIers Honor GPO's Barnard
In Event at Lofoyettee To-day

Barnard tournament with Charley
Paterson, a GPO bowler, the winner
with score of 856.
Also high on the bowling program
today is the one-ball handicap al
Petworth and a special intercity
match at Lucky Strike. A quint oi
Cambridge, Md, pinnen led by
Harvey Wroten will shoot against
Lucky Strikes Minor District League
team which includes Hal Leroy
Jack Hutchison, DR.. E. E. Hobbs
Clayton Brown and Charley zim.
norman.
Besides cutting his weekly one-bal
event back to three games, Proprie-
tor Vernon Graves announced that
following a custom of the last two
years he will contribute IS cents
to the Police Boys Club fund fol
every contestant competing today
and next Sunday. A sum Of $10(
was raised last year. ,.
The fourth annual Eddie Romme
Open on the Stadium drives in Bal.
timore promises to lure many OF the
Capitals topf1ight pinmen. District
duckpinners have won three tourna-
ments in the Maryland metropolis
| this season. Karl Gochenour tri-
umph in the Plaza Non Winner
Howard Parson set a seven-game
national record score of 1901 ir
the Recreation Inaugural and A
Wright scored in the Robinson.
McGraW Open.
Evening star., 1948-01-25
.Sonto Anitu Results
by the Asseeiafsd Press

3-year-olds and upward: furlongs.
spssay Arssawan Eos Gamss T9Mf.,n 1850 59o IL
Triple v (BalaskD 99(
Dh-Ga3 Biscuit (GilberD 34t
Time, 1:131,.
Also ran,-Flying Colonel Hi Class, Fal
Lift, Broker and More Ali.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; z furlongs
Toe Soon yslsy Hasn zsisl 7o so sa saS
Chariyari Jasperson) SOC
Time, 1:25ss.
Also ran-Mishty Lucky, Lucky. Show.
ers, Primus W., Fair Bones, Block tC
Block, Endowah, Buster Maedic and Dow
cry.
TaIRD aIs RAcEwpurse, s3,So9; claiming;
dyearoids and 1va,s upward furSnss kAo
Starless Night (Grosh) 1l.4O $50
Paris Hygro Longden) $50
Time. 1:113s.
Also ran-Lsko, Noble. King. Home
Flight. Pari Brazen, Ali Bah II.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500; allow
ances; 4,year-olds and inward; Ii miles;
Flash Point tArsarol 1920 8.so $50
War Again (Nichols) $50
Also ran-Style Princess. Naau. Heure
Passe, Discombobulate, incoming, Aoia.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse; sa,soo; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward: furlongs.
Grand La G'd (James) 14.70 $50 400
Bradentown tArcaro) 4.70 $3.50
Strike Three (Jasperson) $50
Also sme' 'rannAnteloDe, ni11Atl Sweet Airline, VAL
dina Gaylad, Peribow. Rey FL cone'o.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; allow
ances: 4-year-olds and upward; fur
Winhelds ,(Neves) 1910 5.50 4.oGG
Endeavor (Arcarol 40 3.3l
shannon M1I,o ,o5aG Riehardson) 4'4e
Also ,' ran.fBreesins an Home. plover. Gold
Ace, Pindus.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $50.000 added
the San Felipe Stakes: 3-year-olds and up;
May Reward tArcaro, 17.4O $50 40
2 Solidarity tSsGdlosatl, SGtlbss1tsl 400 SS.sSS
Also Also ran@call Bell pennon, Damas.
Gus, Shawondasee, Starting Time Jacob
Pet, Huski, Grand Pere, Myrmidon,
Manyunk.
Mrs. ]. P. Adams and Mrs. N
Gladstone enuys .stn# - n ~.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purss, $3,5oQ;A claim-
Pipiad fEitzenbergS i7.io 7.iG SIC
Victory Drive lGilberD 40 3.4g
Black Money (Permane) $3.50
Also ran-Herald. Shasta Turban. Bob
Pharack. Count Galreishi Father Nep-
Evening star., 1948-01-25
by Ben McAfwee

One of the citys foremost bowling
leaders for the last quarter OF a
century will be saluted today when
pinspillers swarm Lafayette Bowling
Center for the 10th annual Chilly
Barnard Handicap. Firing in the
six-game event starts at pm.
Barnard for years has kept the
Government Printing Office in the
fore of maple shooting. A team
representing Uncle Sans big print
shop bowled the first duckpin match
here at the turn of the century, and
today, mainly through Barnards
efforts, GPO bowlers still hold an
important place in the bowling
world.
Through his initiative GPO has
been represented strongly in every
national tournament as well as the
city championships. His valued
service several years ago led to his
being named director OF the GPC
Recreational Association.
Barnard is hard bent upon bring
ing out big crowd for the movie
"The Jolson Story" to be shown in
Harding Hall, February 10. The
proceeds will be split between the
GPO Recreation Association and
the Bowlers Victory Legion. Tickets
are 30 cents. A $50 wrist watch Will
be given as a door prize.
Last year 146 competed in the
Evening star., 1948-01-25

Big, blond Clyde Ehrhardt, So1t-
spoken and hard-hitting Redskin
center who had to forego football
last season to nurse war wound,
will rejoin the team for the 1S48
season, General Manager Dick Nc
Cam announced last night.
A strapping 6-foot /, 235-pounder
who was q standout his freshman
year with the Tribe two seasons
ago, Ehrhardt is reported fully re-
covered from the shell wound that
almost took his life in the battle
of the Rhineland and made him call
time out last season. He'll be as
welcome as salary increase to the
Redskins, whose glaring lack of line
men in the early stages OF the Ma
tional Football League. race" last
autumn sent them skidding to
near-basement finish.
Ehrhardt currently is managing a
motion picture theater at Hartwell,
Ga, where he lives with his wife
and their ,3-year-ods daughter
Warned by his doctor. to relax, COM
pleteIy last year to rest q damaged
lung, Ehrhardt did so and a thorough
checkup shows he's ready to 60 back
to the rough stuff.
One of the most popular men on
the 1916 squad, Ehrhardt also was
one Of the most valuable. His loss
was the biggest blow suffered by the
Redskins last season and Coach Turk
Edwards feels that his return might
be the key to successful year for
the club. The big center was drafted
|by the Skins in April, 1914, but was
called to Army duty before the sea-
son opened. He fought in the Ar
dennes campaign and in the Battle
of the Bulge in addition to the
IRhineland, rising to the rank Of
captain and winning the Distin-
guished Service Medal and Silver
Star.
Ehrhardt won prominence at
Georgia between 1899 and '43 before
graduating to professional ranks.
playing on two bowl teams with the
Bulldogs. He helped them outscore
Texas Christian, 40 to 26, in the 1912
Orange Bowl duel, and in 1943
starred in Georgia's 80 triumph
over U. C. l.. A.. in the Rose Bowl.
Ehrhardt, whose signing is fully
as important to Redskin line hopes
as Gilmers was to the backfeld, will
be used as an offensive center
cheering news for Sammy Baugh.
Edwards wants all centers to be able
to play defensive guard, too, and
back up line, and in Ehrhardt he
has man big and fast enough to
play inside or outside backing up
the line.
Ehrhardt, who mailed in his
signed contract, is the seventh Red
skin in line for next season The
Evening star., 1948-01-25
New Orleans Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
anceS; 4-year-olds and upward; fur
Happy Indian SBadgett) 400 as
sunstorm SDuhon) 7.s'
s., Great Card, Artillery Bob, Audito
AAs sEcoNp e5 So''f; kAcE-purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs
Pretty Is tMilligan) 1900 $40 4.ss,
Grafsirchan (Duhon) 5.6,
Also '' 'ran1Hi-Henry, Mia Maria. Littl
Fair Grounds Double-Patty Knot AM
THIRD RAcE@Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 4year-oldr and upward; 6 furlongs
ss5,d1 NJ Nj Gcsqas1 trsnsslio, z4o s:So go IS 8
Valdins Loria tKeene> -s-.7 ~ .7s4.S
Also ran-Razbek, Miss -Busyhee. Mid
dleman, K; Dorko and Four Feathers;
ances; 2-year-olds; furlongs. .
a Pennymaker (Wagner) 2.60 2.20 22,
Barkers Pride (CrowelD ,.-- 2.40 2.2'
q Unequal (Cavens) 2.2'
Also ran-Henrys Pal, Drona Be, Re
Dawn. Murilio, .Prewar Time and Fai
Elite STUD Farm ana n. Compton en-
FIFTH RAcE-purse, ST. 400: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; fur
Easy Easy Spell tDattilo) 400 $50 AZ,
Gatehwsista sMcklemurry) 400 3.ee,
Time, 1:16.
Also ran-Serst. Abe. Good Baby. Bolt
Dandy. Sandstorm and Coronet Star.
SIXTH RACE torisinal 7th race)-
Purse, $500; allowances; 4-year-olds ant
upward; Lis miles.
Frankish King (Payne) 1880 $50 So
Juke Box tWilliams) $40 -,
Busy Pony (Monteomery) 6.6'
Time, 1855.
Also rar-our Best. Red Tag, Franl
Munns. Jacalitos and Rodman Keenon.
SEVENTH RACE (sub)-Purse. 81 200
allowances; 4-year-olds and upward; j
Peacemaker (Millisan) 1s.4o $50 SO,
Quetal (BadgetD 900 %
Playing Pomp (Smithers) 1O.4
Also ran-Religious, Mighty Falcon
Sportsman, Don Mariner. Lestabert, Web
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; l ,ts miles
Kantar Run (Tenaglio) 1880 $40 3.4'
Woodvale Queen (Spencer) $40 4.0t
Ground Signal tzehr) 2.6'
Time, 1856.
gies Ariel, Saraouck. Bay Acre. Dauberup
Evening star., 1948-01-25
Betty Mitchell, Fisher
Pace Ice Skaters as
N. A. Meet Opens
BY the Associated Press

ALPENA. Mich, Jan. 24.-De-
Tending women's champion Betty
Mitchell of Winnipeg and George
Fisher of Chicago ruled opening day
in the North American Outdoor
Speed Skating, Championships or
snowswept ice today.
The 19-year-old Canadian girl ano
the 21-year-old University of Illinois
star piled up commanding leads in
the race for the senior division titles
which will be determined finally to-
morrow.
Fished captured the n mile and
2-mile and finished second in the
q mile to amass 80 points going in
to tomorrow's last four events.
This gave the feet Chicagoan a
lead of 80 points over Terry Browne
Detroit,s No. l hope in the absence
today of defending mems champion
Mario TrafeI. Trafeli, a Wayne
University medical student, was kept
at home by semester examinations
Although. he missed the opening
days three events, Trafeli is expect
ed here for the last four. The title
however, seemed out of reach for
him this year.
Meantime, Browne scored points
in all three races to take the run
nerup spot.
Miss Mitchell: who won the North
American a year ago in Detroit, cap
turec both the 440-yard and q -mile
today to amass so points, and stood
far ahead of her nearest rivals
Janice Christopherson of st. Paul
Mimi, and Marion Hanley, Gros-
singer Lake, N. Y, each of whom
had 20.
Don Hamer of Minneapolis took
both intermediate boys events on
the opening days program and had
a comfortable margin over Dennis
Beeby of Winnipeg, runnerup in
each event.
Barbara Marchetti, Norway, Mich.
schoolgirl, scored a first and Sec
ond in the internfe dfate girls event
tor a nassow lH-pea,t1 aead over
Donna Wang, Minneapolis, with a
first and as third. ftf -