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Evening star., 1949-09-24
Devitt's Hunt OF Fast

Tom Hunt. Devitt's star back OF
last year, is off to a fast start this
year. He passed % yards to Har-
vey Ray for one touchdown, ran
6 yards for another and inter-
cepted PASS to set up a third in
his teams 24-6 conquest of Rich
ard Montgomery at Rockville.
DEWITT.
Ends-Scalley Ray, Price.
Tackles-Berger. Wohlfarth. Rodiar
Guards-Strong, Wilson, lavish, Klemco-
witch.
Centers-Rallis, Weadon.
Backs-Kelley. Hunt Newman, Parker. Raj
ferty, Burback
ROCKVILLE.
Ends-Cooper, Brannie, Wire.
Tackles-Coleman, Nicholson, Thompson
Burrows.
Guards-Harman. Pumphrey, oanley, Neb.
bett.
Centers-Floyd schwartzbeck
Backs-Leighton, King, Vioette, Grant
Case. Harding. Mcdonald, Deer.
ReekVille ss,s ,------------ --------------~----- g g - &t
Touchdowns-Grant: Hunt, Ray, Kelley
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Cleveland - Newhouser
U7-10) vs.. Feller U3-13).
New York at Boston-Lopat 15-s)
vs.. Kinder (22-5).
(Only games scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn (night)-
Heintzelman d7-9 or Thompson d-D
VI. Newcombe 15-6).
Boston at New York-Spahn 09-13)
". Hiebe f2-2) or Jones 14-1D.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati-Chambers
O1-O vs.. Raffensberger Q6-16).
(Only games scheduled.)
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Porker-Groy Defeated

Because Parker-Gray High o<
Alexandria couldn't stop Johnny
Lewis it took a 1910 beating in
Baltimore from Carver Vocational.
The Baltimore backfleld star
scored touchdowns with runs Of
I3 and 20 yards.
PARKER-GRAY.
Ends-valentine, Moses. Smith. Ward.
Triplett.
Tackles-Bumbray. Burless, Vaughn. Bass.
Taylor.
Centers-Boyd. Smith.
Backsr-Jordon, Brooks, Jennings W. Tillery,
Moore. Shepherd, Walter Hargrove, Willie
Hargrove, r. T1llery, Harris.
CARVER.
Ends-Jones. Robinson.
Tackles-Bonds, Herry.
Guards-Brayfeld, Dennison.
Center-Marshall
Backs-vaughan. Lewis, Paders. euarles.
Carver .-..-- . S-i1
Touchdowns-Lewis ca.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
UnheroIded Hardin Joins Stars
In Western Golf SennifinuIs

tional, was forced to go 18 holes
to beat big John Jacobs III, five-
time Iowa champion from Cedar
Rapids, up. Frisina elini-
mated former National Amateur
champion Richard Chapman of
Greenwich, Conn, 2 and /,
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Fights Last Night

BY the Associoted Press
NEW YORK.-Terry Young. 14OA,
New York, outpointed Enrique Bo-
HOLLYWOOD, caIif.-Rudy Garcia.
126, Los Angeles. outpointed Jackie
Blair. 1854, Dallas (10).
OMAHA, Nebr.-Baby Joe Wolcott.
1904, Omaha, outpointed Alvin VII
liams, 1921, Wichita 1O).
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Continued From Page A-12)

touchdown on a 20-yard end run
and helped set up the other two
with his consistent ground gaining
and passing.
Ends-Keler. Deane, Makielski.
Tackles-Spencer. Thraves.
Guards-Marshall, Barnett.
Center-Hughes.
Backs-Wallenborn, Binsler, Adams, Nichols
Theodose, Shipp.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Ends-Wedel, Hanback, Jones.
Tackles-Dixon, Shelhorne, Sloper.
Guards-Richards, Scott, Simms, Guess
Center-Philps.
Backs-Wood, Brown. Carrow, Thompson,
Cooksey, Henry, Pope, Stewart.
Lane - ---------.---------------- IL Ola
George Washington --..---- T-19
Observation-Disclosures Shipp; Carrow,
Cooksey. Wood. Point after touchdown-Wood
fnlaremAnfN
Evening star., 1949-09-24

You can buy Wundo We've Rugs in all these
sizes not all the Ioreer ones ore here in
every color, but are quickly ovoilobIe:
2'x3--$4.s5 3'x5'- 5'--$I3.s5 e'xe'- -S47.5o
2'x4--$6.95 4xe'- '--$2I.5o e'xl2'--Se5
Or have the super-Iuxury of Wundo We've
woii-to-woll floor covering /. to order only,
priced at friendly, quolity-investment :.
$S.95 square yard
Evening star., 1949-09-24

Touchdowns-Grant; Hunt, Ray.
Newman
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
School For Butchers
Trains Pupils On
Real meat.

NEW YORK. March 81. GAN
.P)-Former servicemen seeking
to become proficient in the art of
breaking down steers, pigs, sheep
into neat roasts, steaks and chops
from which Mrs. Housewife may
select meats for the family table,
can now attend a school which
will train them for the butchers
trade-and on real meat.
The school, which opened here
early this month, is called the
Meat Cutters School of Manhat-
tan. It's avowed purpose is to
eliminate the traditional strawhat-
ted apprentice from city butcher
shops. A private institution, it
will not only handle ex-GIs under
the bill of rights, but will also
be open to non-veterans.
Backing the school is a group
headed by Charles Thai and Harry
F. Saltz, white. Both men have
been in the wholesale and retail
meat business for Is years. The
group also operates meat cutters
schools in Baltimore and Phila-
delphia, from which 500 have
been graduated. The institution
cooperates with the board of ed
ucation and wholesale meat deal
ers in setting up a course of II
months. Currently, apprentice
ships require from three to six
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
United African
Company Appoints
Three Africans

LAGOS, Nigeria. March 81. GAN
P)-Three young African employ
ees of the United Africa compa-
ny the mammoth English combi-
nation which is the most import
Africa, have been promoted to
managerial positions. S. O. Soni-
bare, j. j. Phillips and F. d.
Orune each of whom has seen
from 10 to IL years service with
the firm are the men elevated.
United Africa company has AT
ricans as departmental managers
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31

years before a man becomes an
expert.
The schools curriculum was
prepared by Swift and company
and approved by the board of ed
ucation and the Veterans Admin
istration. One hundred and fifty
would-be butchers were present to
begin learning the trade on open
ing day. Glasses are held daily
each week. Non-veterans are
charged the same fee as ex-GIs.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31
Defender awards
Sen. Humphrey
Certificate OF Merit

WASHINGTON. March 81. CA
NP)-Sen. Hubert H Humphrey,
Democrat of Minnesota, received
the Chicago Defender Certificate
of Merit last Wednesday for his
contribution to the economic well
fare of his community, as we'll as
we'll as his personal effort to carry
forward the principles set forth by
the late Robert S. Abbott, founder
of the Defender.
Sen. Humphrey endeared him
self in the hearts of American lib
erals when he led the successful
fight at the National Democratic
convention in Philadelphia last
JULY toinclude a strong civil
rights plank in the Democratic
platform.
Before his election to the Sen
ate last November, Mr.. Hum
phrey had already won nation
wide acclaim because of the lib
eral record which he made serv-
ing as mayor of Minneapolis.
He attained special recognition
by the establishment and success
full operation of the Minneapolis
Fair Employment Practices COM
mission. This was the first FEPC
with teeth to be set-up in any
city and one of the first three
local FEPCs to become law.
Appearing before the Senate
labor and welfare committe last
year, the then Mayor Humphrey
MADE a strong appeal for the
passage of a FEPC which would
prove beneficial not only to min
orlty groups by allowing them an
equal opportunity to earn a liv-
ing, but would strengthen the
economic status of the nation by
the complete utilization of man
power of this country.
Running true to form, the Min
nesota senator has continued his
fight for passage of liberal legis-
lation on the floor of the U. S
Senate during the short time which
he has been a member of that
body.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31

and in some cases store managers
in several of the colonies. The
current promotions are said to be
the result of a new policy of pro-
noting Africans within the or
ganization.
Thirty-one year old Shonibare
said in describing his new job,
Judging from my experience
with UAC and my close study of
conditions in government service
| believe there are better pros
poets of advancement under the
mercantile organization than in
the government service for Afri-
cans with ability, energy and
drive"
You get better results by sd
vertising in the Daily Express.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-31

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Evening star., 1949-01-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ROOFING, ali types; no Job toe
UEL c. BOYD. INC, GE. 1865.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned, oiled and
adjusted. All work guaranteed. RE
1l77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
S13 14th NV.
UPHOLSTERING AND SLIP COVERS
For guaranteed workmanship and
reasonable prices call ACADEMY
= 9PRoLsTER1NG I u TH Si- co" s4aa 14th
wArERPRooFlsNG isP ooi NO. Leaking b,..,
ments inside or outside, above ESQ @,
PRocToR WATERPRooFifNStG5m ifSt5msses co'
OV: 1924, VI. 1854. 10
WATERPROoFING cellars, walls,
nei noors, chimneys, roofs, repaired,
pRAfkEb THit bbEytHs; A6To BLOCKS IL s4t ana head,
suarshteedo wEIp1T, SaSc'eei INc!s SIS TGfi lsi
St. NV, FX. 4O94. ~
FOR PLASTER REPAIRS call GIA-
oolNTo' TR. s7s7 and LU 0s97.
HAVING TELEvIsIoN TROUBLE.
Call v. A. ELECTRONICs, HU. 9432
LOT prompt installation and service.
ATTENTION-Small contracts given
special attention. Experience. equip
ment and individual specialists for
stone, f1agStone, cement, brick, car
pentry. Waterproofing, drainage,
painting. cutters installed, cleaned;
lots f1lled. grading. landscaping, tree
surgery. Planting, fertilizer, topsoil,
bulldozer clearing; driveways, walks,
walls, terraces, curbS, fences, ga
RACES, porch Enclosures. additions,
ieeIeatlon rooms; free estimates. Ii.
1925, OV. 6OO5 IL.
UT. HOME OWNERS, additions, re-
pairing. painting. Kem-Toning, with
winter prices; first-class white me
cnanlcs; you can save. Call ca.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
SITUATIONS MEN
ACCOUNTING GRADUAT

ACCOUNTING GRADUATE. -. mar
RED; desires CPA connection or ac-
countlng future. AK 0U47. 10
ACCOUNTANT. eXper books started,
Kept part time. tax returns; reas.
AGTo PARTs-Exeprienced; jobber
bsekground; ccmPlete internal op-
BooKKEEPTSc s5o1sI2 RGS "5-f Fax StaF SERVICE tG'
Books kept. tax returns prepared
reas. HoRGAN, Gil. 44oO, Ext. 292
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Books
reasonable. Box 43S-L. Star. l3s
BOY, colored, wants work as counter,
bus boy, OF dishwasher. Reliable.
B9Y s}slk 20 csi Tagts so 19se 1go as stock5q0m TS
BOY, l6 refined, orphan who doesn't t
smoke or drink. desires work in a
school, home or farm for board. TR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; set
tied married man. thoroughly exp.
sen, preparing, buying, counter work;
now employed. Please write Box
DETECTIVE, department Store.
plants, capable of organizing and
directing plain clothes and uni
II.
CLERK. experienced. sober
snd reliable; NV. sect. preferred.
Hobart 15l5. 10
MAN, colored. wants any type work
day or night or part time. Call
MAN. colored, experienced tailor
willing take work any kind. as
driver store heiper. Ii 6S63 10'
colored. has own hand
tools; good references. AK. 1857
PAINTER AND PLAsTERER. coiored.
desires steady position; frst-class
service; can also do repairs OH most
anything. palch-plaSterlns Spe
cialty. Box Abr. Star. IL
PAINTER DECORATOR. first-class
work by the Job. prompt and rea-
sonable; RE1sMAN, OR. 400; OR.
inside and outside: wall
washing, caulking Reasonable prices
free estimates. WADE, ME. o943.
RESTAURANT MANAGER seeks po-
sltlon; experienced go anywhere.
Box 46-R. Star. IL"
YOUNG MAN. 80. white. desires part
yrs. experience as shoe repair An
lSher. VIII also accept other type
work. JOHN E. SCUNDBERG, 1915
Mass ave. NV. RIM. LOG. IL
RADIO; electronic and electrical de-
vices assembled and wired bv highly
skilled technlCianS: time open on
contract basis. Box @Hl-M, Star.
MALE SECRETARY. with
writing ability: desires Saturday or
part-tlme work. Box 396-L. Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
re

ADDITIONS. remodeling, rec. rms
special winter prices; terms eSti-
mates. Virginia only OLD DoMIN-
ION CONTRACTING CO. Gil. OIL.
CONCRETE, cement work. footings,
driveWays. porcheS. basement floors
steps. retaining walls. old and ne w
work. C. GALEA, AT. 1864 or FIR
coNcRETE AND FLaGsroNE.d dIE drive
ways. porches. walks, walls terraces,
TON DOVE, EN-. 1874. day or eve
FENCES-An type fences; winter
prices in Jan; posts set in concrete: +:
all material is galvanized. BnT
FEooRs sEhSE sASbE6 g. rsntsheG sT eGo cleaned
LUCAS, RA. $3.50 @Ie
FLOOR SERvICE-NothinE but the
best laying, sanding. finishing,
cleaning, parauet installation: Bruce
ToRs e5Eass 1Nc isia WiscCnsin sohlRAe ave-
GARAGE. icxao. aluminium overhead
door, service door six light windows,
YoI y SIDING. erected s5"s. PROC
HOME ONE REMo1EL1NG. additions. mis at
tics and rec. rooms, Kitchen plan
Ming. cabinets and appliances; wall
tile and rubber tile flooring SUB
URBAN CONST. CO, UN. 3352 days
and evenings.
MODERNIZING and additions: cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
INC CO, 1903 Eye St NV
NEW CONSTRUCTIONS, alterations
and estimates WI 1854 10
PAINTING AND DECORATING, 4"
yrs. at making homes brighter For
'nexcelled workmanship at reas.
rates, call LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS,
REcREATIoN ROOM finished in
pine, with fireplace and mantel and
tile ceiling. Call PROCTOR, 81
REMODELING and home repairing
by expert mechanics. Free estimates
Call CHI. 1858 after 8. is
ROOFS. asbestos and brick siding;
ther ONE improvements; D. C. and
any part of VA. or Md. Monthly
payment plan. Free estimates.
MARYLAND ROOFING CO., Silver
Spr,ng. Md. Sligo 235g.
FREE, REASONABLE ESTIMATES on
all phases of home remodelins and
improving; low down pymt.. 36 mos.
TO pay HYDALE CONTRACTORS.
WA 6443. UN 4"41.
HYATTSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting, papering, interior deco
rating; all work guaranteed. Terms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. S4S6,
day or ewes.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, white woman. first class; light
work, reliable, upstairs room: good
refs BOX lO0-R. Star.
desires Job to clean ofice, Call
Girl. colored. wants s days work;
50 day and carfare. Telephone AT.
wants laundry work to
do al home; experienced, reliable.
NO. SIS9. -l@
WOMAN, colored wishes part,time
day work. References ia. o2lo.
WOMAN. white. experienced, wishes
cooking and l.h.w. also care for
semi-invalid; l1:3O-6:30, days;
>2l; city only. AT. 55o".
WOMAN desires apt. to clean, or
days work cleaning. Call LU 1922
WOMAN, colored, wishes half time
or days work NO. 1915
WOMAN, light colored, wants work at
night. IL pm. to 7 am; Can do
cooking. cleaning or any kind.
Phone AK 1857 TO-
WISH TO PLACE my reliable day
worker Monday and Thursday, Be-
thesda, Kenwood area. WI f172.
COACHING in arithmetic and physics.
primary grades through high school.
36:4 Van Ness st, NV. Telephone
FIRST-CLAss DAYWORKER. also one
TO work D days per week. NO. $3.50.
DAYS WORK WANTED. have
CITY references AT 2434
Evening star., 1949-01-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont. }

- - - - - ~ S'NSsS ~SHe''
SUCCESS CAN BE YoURS-Learr
shorthand, touch typing. compton,
eter, bookkeeping: review and be-
Glnners classes now starting; call
in. BOYD'S 200 I:th. cor. G,
THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE for
men and women, 1906 10th st;
an approved training institution;
New Year classes now forming; the
course covers all important subjects
useful in practice; for information.
LEARN IN SAFETY TO drive safely
New cars Complete dual control.
EASY METHOD: North 1894
TRAINING In beauty cul-
ture, all subjects taught Approved
by Government for GI training
WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE,
shAurfG fl1@ 9 oprRsToRs 81, f;si; q; lFfnvn ,1si
Modern training in all subjects; day.
night and part-time classes Get
our free catalogue MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL, $40 N. Y. ave.
ME. IN Established 1918.
PLAY PIANO and COMPOSE in 3
months: specialls,. voice training,
concert preparation. Dupont S63I.
PIX OPERATING is pleasant. digni-
fed, age no handicap, day or evening
classes: tuition 500. 22l Bond Bldg
1904 N Y, ave NV, ST. 1333s. ii
7 TORN G-Shutlns. rerarded
Grade hleh; experienced teacher
Evening star., 1949-01-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES

TRAINED MECHANICS in demand
Learn a profitable trade: auto
Diesel mechanics, auto body and
fender, refrigeration, air condition
ing, electricity. appliance repairing
radio. television servicing, building
construction: immediate openings;
part-time work and living facilities
available; GI approved; nonvets ac-
cepted; easy terms; commercial
trades registrar interviewing $50
am. to 6 IN. daily Apply 1871 G.
st. NV, Room 200, phone MA. 2114,
Ext >.
PIANO LESSONS-Will go to pupils S
house; teach both adults and chill
dren. WI. 40s4 after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-01-10
STENOGRAPHER
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, g;h;w.. exp, live in. upstairs
rm and bath, 3 adults in family.
COOK AND G.H.w.. colored. t experi-
enced, recent local references; 3 in
family no v. lfundsy ~ syo go go North for
CooK-G.Hw.. live in; lovely pm
with pvt; bath, / school-ae child;
Salary SO per. wk. Apply MRS
COOK, experienced for prominent
Washington family; must furnish
good refs; may live in if deSira BILE
no laundry or maid work. Call at
ONCE: 1919 H st. NV, Mon, Tues.
COOK -HoUsEKEEPER. experienced;
small family; live in nice room with
private bath. no laundry; excellent
transp. downtown: $50 weekly; best
rFfTeM TeteEenees. spF.a;Ni. EM 4I,S ,or,o 10 Il
white. for two bachelors; sleep out
no cooking. Must be well-trained for
table service and capable ironer
references required. Phone DE. $500.
Ext. 30, between $50 am. and 5
pm: for interview. IA
must be exp, and reliable; 10 am.
until after dinner; recent local refs
Call between 10 ami pm, AID.
GIRL, white, or woman to care for
, children. Gal 9th ST. NV, 4th
floor, from 8 to II am:
for gh.w. and light cooking: live in,
pvt. upstairs rm. and bath: SO
ra,;s Tk refs IA. 1929 IL
family of ;, not home ali day
good references, health card. GIL.
MAID, exper. g.h.w.. no cooking.
stay . nights. one Sunday evening
mo-. q day off; salary S2,I15.
RA. 3O33 after pm
MAID. steady and reliable, for the
Lisner Home in Chevy Chase; ex-
perience in general cleaning; local
references necessary: salary SlO5
month and meals. Call MRS. ERTZ,
EN-. l722 between 10 am. and 4
NuRsEMAID. fond children, care
hswk,; health eff and loc. refs. req:
perm. pos, attrac. SAL, 5-day wk.
PART-TIME' HoUsEMAN, colored.
some experience as a waiter Apply
the COLONY CLUB, BOB. st. n ".
PART-TIME HOUSEWORkER, white,
small house, Montgomery Hills, Silver
Spring; 3 days week or equivalent;
can arrange hours; occasional eve
S,3ra SGak; oaoa no washing some ironing,
WOMAN to live in. for family of
adults; must be good cook and gen.
eral housekeeper; good health and
good moral habits essential. Please
do not call unless you can qualify
with the above. EN-. s746 10
Evening star., 1949-01-10
MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY DRIVING LEIsURELY Miami
Beach. sometime next week. desires
passenger, help drive; Pontiac Sc
dan. Spruce 0l76-J. 10
RESPONSIBLE, experienced driver,
Will drive or deliver late model car
70 California. FIR. 4541 ewes. 10"
VET AND WIFE wish share drive and
eXps. 10 Houston or San Antonio,
Tex. between 18th and l4th of Jan.
IefS Call ia. 1883. IT,
Evening star., 1949-01-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES, calculators
cleaned, oiled and adjusted. All
TYPEWRITER co. s13 14th st. NV
BRICKLAYING, FIREPLACES and
chimneys built and repaired by
mason craftsman. A. FAGNAN1
AT 1914
BRICK WORK, general, expert me-
chanic. also fireplaces, chimnevs,
walls and concrete, etc. RINALDI
d. CO., FIR. 2342. -16
Evening star., 1949-01-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS

CRAFTSMEN t@.
temp. 9 weeks, $125 weekly. For
other posltions; visit AMERICAN
EMPLoYMENT SERVICE, 9lS F st.
ni HA RELATIONS sEcY.; SIS
start. real future; mfg. rep. recep.-
Secy., start $50 up; Capitol Hill open
lngs; visit today See Miss Lee or
Miss White. BOYD'S. 700 18th, cor
G. MA. 233S. Is fioorS).
SPANISH-ENG. stenog; $500; at
once; young stenog -secy.. new Offices,
S4.40U: dozens of others hourly; hrs
$50 to $50 daily. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1871 G. ST Ma. ZIG.
CAPITOL HILL. secretaries, jr and
srs., Temp. and perm. BOYD S.
700 18th, cor. G. Ma. 234O. Leave
your name today.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has
openings in phys. educ, .
home &c, 3--mathematics. 4-pri-
mary, elementary, 6-indust
arts, science. Apply 204 Colo
RADIO Bldg, 18th and G sts. NV,
RE 1898. 10
SALES MGR, $4,000
Five yrs. Civ. food sales exper., coll :;
cleo. engr- 6eg,. S315 up; technician,
radio-TV. so week, warehouse
supvr, paper, exp. sal. open; acct,
deg, $50 Wk secy o.. tax Jaw
$3.50; Steno., embassy, Sl95, acct
typist, $50
Mutual, ITO G, MA. O954
Evening star., 1949-01-10
$500 DOWN
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDIONS, 100 bass; made to the
exacting specifications of Excelsior
compare with accordions at double
conv, terms. KITS MUSIC CO.,
1880 G st NV. -15
ADD. MACHS.-New Conora, S1O7.5O;
new Remington. S12O.5O, plus tax;
used adders. bargs; easy terms;
day, CO. 1925. Week, 1112 14th n "