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Evening star., 1949-12-03
By ,hs Assoelofsd Press

Judging from . total Of go
bowls defunct but many
still kicking-naming q football
classic" must be an awful ordeal.
You can imagine how long 1t
must have taken to think up the
spaghetti Bowl" the "Bacardi
Bowl" the Lilly" or the Beauty" )"
No doubt there have been. and
possibly are, far more than 60
football bowls. But go is all
available after a tireless search.
AS hard as many names must
have been to come by, not one
bowl manner thought to select
something footballish-for in
stance, "The Pigskin Bowl" or
"The Mouse Trap Bowl"
Instead, manners honor in this
order: Foodstuffs, horticulture,
geography, natural resources, ami
mails, history. legend, irritants. Or
ganizations and alcoholic bev-
erages.
Also, there are IL names which
defy classification. Just call them
miscellaneous.
The various types Of foodstuffs
hpnored are: The Spaghetti Bowl
Gas mentioned above), the Peanut
Bowl, Sugar, Junior Sugar, Orange.
Tangerine, Pineapple, Peach, Sal
ad. Raisin. Coconut and Chocolate.
Plant life, other than edibles.
most l1onored are: The Burley, the
Tobacco, Rose. Junior Rose, Texas
Rose, Cotton, Flower, Orange Bios
som, Azalea. Oleander and the Lily
Bowl.
Far from sighted is geography.
commemorated by such great foot
ball games as the Great Lakes
Bowl. the Delta, Dixie, Shrine
East-West, Shrine North-South,
Prairie View, Smoky Mountain,
Harbor. Oriental and the Mid
State.
Natural resources made further
famous by football are: The Oh
Bowl, the Coal, the Sweetheart
Bowl (classed by some as a natural
resource) and the Beauty (ditto) I.
Three animals have bowl name
sakes: The Gator, Lions and Cattle.
History isn't sighted by the Alamo
Bowl and the Blue Gray All-Star
game.
Legend Is revived by the Vulcan
and the Santa Claus.
The Shrine Bowl (not to be
confused with the Shrine Cigar.
the Shrine North-South or the
Shrine East West) is named for
Shrinedom. The Dust Bowl is
Evening star., 1949-12-03
SITUATIONS MEN

ADV. ARTIST desires work eyes. and
Sat; Prefer art srt' but will do other
sEEGnBoY. E9Ik "a typist, gass' elevator operator.
ment evenings and Sat. Box l02-L-
ot,ice mgr. typist; 20
years exper. all phases Of double
entry. incl. payrolls,. constr. costs
assume sna 9fs fa charge iax and EM assii ia51
BooKKEEPER-oFFIcE MGR. hsay,
personnel, desires full-time position.
Phone Greenbelt 3oeo. Box 6s-L.
NAN, AN 4s, wishes position. chauf-
feur, houseman, best city reference;
1aNsaEMENr 1Gps aEis1ns esgsT exggsIsraNT sss sss. or
light mfg. exp, general ofhce pro-
cedures, payrolls, personnel, trans.
portation, ETC.: 8 yrs. bulk plant,
major oil CO.; Q yrs. payroll supv'
construction: 5 yrs, packing wnse:
mgr; age IS; avail. immed. BOZ
l1sAia; ssiai rRA1NEE or execu-
tive's assist, amb. young man. grad.
Cd. desires pos. BOX 57-L. Star. So
PAINTER. frst-class. interior. exte.
rior, kitchens, baths; best OF REL;
:. day oE job, DU: 7sll' ho,, small,
and large jobs; inside work; guaran.
teed satisfaction. MI. 612s, after. 3.
RADIO ELECTRoNIC ENGINEER-7
yrs. experience in research and de.
sTRiUtcsT1SUKAL-CiviI. ENGINEER de-
sign. field and constr. exper, desires
work. 10. ssSe. 4.
YOUNG MAN. free to travel. desires
cross country trip or as travelling
representative. Referenees regnesttsd tsa
experience. CaI 10. 2:224Ss Mr..
WILSON. to II am I to 8 Pm
YOUNG VETERAN, desires on-the- JOB
training In refgr. dept. just out Ct
refgr. school, no exper. Ii. a-ooo7.
Ex. GI. college student. desires work
after pm. weekdays, all day 6at,s
good ref. WO. 576S.
fruit and vegetable
clerk; best references. Box 124-Ls
Star
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Army Adds Stanford
To so Grid Schedule
By the Asseeiofsd Press

WEST POINT, N. Y. Dec. s.
Army's 1850 schedule announced
yesterday includes games with
Stanford and Michigan.
The Cadets. ranked fourth in
the final Associated Press poll
for 1949 and unbeaten in their
last 20 contests, will visit the West
Coast for football for the second
time in 20 years when they clash
with Stanford at Palo Alto. No
vembef 18.
On their last trip to the Paci-
fic Coast in 1929, the Cadets also
played Stanford. losing 34-l3 to
the Indians in . postseason
game.
Michigan will tangle with
Army in New York's Yankee Sta
dunn, October IA. The Cadets
whipped Michigan. 2l-7 at Ann
Arbor this year.
Besides Stanford, Army has
added two newcomers to its sched-
uIe, Colgate and New Mexico.
End Don Foldberg, a crack pass
receiver. was elected 1850 Army
captain.
The schedule:
SEPTEMBER 80. coigate; October 2. Penn
State: October ~, Michigan at Yankee
Stadium; october 81, Harvard at Cam
bridge; October 2S. Columbia at New
York Baker Field,; November 4: Penn
sylvania at Philadelphta; Noyember II,
Palo Alto; November 25, open; December
>. Navy at 2hiiadelphia.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
|BowINomers Overlook Football
lin DESIGNATING Their Classics

|clasSed as an irritation because {
the name. not for the type foot
ball played.
Havana's one-shot Bacardi Bov
Is alcoholic beverage only for cey
tain representatives.
Miscellaneous bowl names cove
subjects far and wide, such as tt
Glass Bowl. Will Rogers, Pape
Powderpuff, Senior, Sun, Sur
shine, Feather, Shrine Cigar. Or
timist. the Ice and the Refrigerc.
tor.
That makes SO. The remainir
one Is the Corn Bowl, which !:
unclassified.
In all likelihood 1t was name
for the corn plant, not CO,
whisky. But you can't be too sur
Evening star., 1949-12-03
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. white. 1st. foor in pvt:
home; must be neat; good enal )
some exper. nee; live in or out.
COOK, SO; ia1t a.a.v., Monday .hregsh RI
ray. qefs.. 3 q sdSits. y s"i NO, sss3. Apt, II.
good refs: age 25-45: rm. and bath
Accommodation: live In; good wages;
adult family. Apply IN person MOI
Dec: 5, between an, and PM
cSSok-MxIp. S5k til - coiored. 80 to 40. i've
week; family Of /: other help em-
ployed; local references; S25 week
to start. RA. $3.50. -
G.H.w. for 8 adults. Live In. Health
card; LOCAL references; $2b week
CIV. nG aoli; ~. in; light laundry and
cookins, Tor employed couple With 2
ss,'diI:aa: ssasiT:a: sssn csn W. " sts y start Is''
G.HW.. Co capable maids: / 70
dren; both 1--we in; local refs. IN.
Git Git. on WOMAN. white. nys in.
board, small salary. Wo. 92e6. =
HOUsEKEEpER. whits. middle ased.
care toT 2 @ sA3ldresnG;1 'sG1 live In; rsf'.
HOUGsiKEEPER, white woman. for
g.h.w. and care Of 2 children. Lave
IN, Annapolis. BOX Sem. Star. .e--6
colored, kind to tots;
room and board. little Pay. Ak.
MAID, live In, s2B week: Q adults.
i child: must like children, do s.h.w.
and laundry. We have electric
dishwasher and other appliances.
References REQUIRED. OR. 1905. "a
WOMAN, white. to live IN, on Army
Post, with room and board ana
s%sr Snsrt.r. aslsssl 4osl-p. Fort se'so'f s osSS'
WOMAN, white, kind, methsrly. re-
fined, to kaep house End care Tor
7-yr.-oid Girl while mother work.;
i've IN Or. out. or. 1851. -
WOMAN. White. fef hgussksepef ne
7o56. 5Si7 FAIRFAX g.. Afi. We
.h'r Il 4 . .3
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Last Niqht's Results

q. HAYS !Kans.) STATE y 7,, phil gniv;, 81 q
SSllEs EMpesif ees otI. W,lisn c1, J1Hf uSiy
Black Hills (s Dak) Teachers SO .
scottsblun tNsbl) !: c. Il
g.. g. Tes.' Ben. q Mhn3 Mich h.nessf nssa 8
south Dak. Univ. 56 Sioux Falls Col. Is
Talyor 68 = (overtimel Manchestsr q
HUNTINGTON go ~--... Concordta undC
Creighton IS Colorado College bd
Culver-stockton ,66 Simpson 5S
St. Cloud Mimi ,4s st, Johns tMinn.l 3e
pskinsen H q 81 ,.ast,. East, MSntnni Sntm.i e e
Bemidji 1Minn.) 81 jamest'wn IN. d. SO
Arizona "a
U. 8. Navy Air Pac tsan Diego) Il
Arkansas Tech 80 Beebe (Ark-) ]. c. 40
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Utah, Utah State Quints Shine
In Beating Coast Loop Cogers

the first held in the new $780,
900 william Neal Reynolds Coli
scum before q record crowd Of
11,2O0.
Columbia Of the Eastern (Ivy)
League set a new school record Of
81 points in swamping Kings
Point. 97-44, while Syracuse. a
major eastern independent, began
Lew Andrea's 25th season as
coach by trouncing Toronto.
1916.
Otherwise there was little do
ing from a national viewpoint.
Western Illinois retained its Four
State Tourney title at Peru, Nebr. :.
by whipping the Peru teachers.
59-49. in the final of the two-day
competition,
Evening star., 1949-12-03
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY for lawyer and builder;
must have knowledge of bookkeeping;
excellent working conditions. 5-day
week. State qualifications and refer
enees. Salary open. Box 177-J. Star
SECRETARY -sTENoG. for well-es-
Vic. Hyattsville, Md: insurance ex::
perience preferred. Intelligent. good
personality, initiative; Permanent;
ESy ERsply sa.r II own h'ndwF'tins' s01
sTENOGRAPHER. in research organi-
zation; 5-day week; pleasant work
ing conditions. 722 jackson pl. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER. claim clerk. NV.
Washington: large automobile tnsur-
ance company afiliated with Gen
eral Motors: 5-day week, group life
and disqualification; salary to start,
fs shoa. osRSrtMsn.Hz MaH soF Ne sso or
appointment. IS
sTENOGRAPHER. part-time. 2 to 8
pm. age 20 to 35. for government
purchasing agency; good salary.
Call DE. $3.50 after noon. -3
STEN0GRAPHERS, permanent posi-
s ,Sns vth ol. natisnsl q Monasy brana
WOOD coRP., 1880 [ st. NV. -
TECHNIClAN. part-time; pediatri-
clans ONCE. Call HO.. e611 be-
rYPIsT with some knowledge steno.
graphy. general ONCE assistant; good
erencss. BOX 4oS-M Star. -5
e: =hss r. $685. 5S5 sffs Iss si9o6: Mo1
WSiTTREssEs. eolored, experienced
soda fountain; day or niEht TaFk; :
to start. Apply 1907 17th st. NV.
GIRI-cashier and cigar clerk; must
be exper. with best of local refs.
hsying ,.stn., a. least sS y. r. one as. d G.
LADY. having complete knowledse Of
agency experience. Reply giving de-
tails Of past experience, age, date OF
availability. etc. Salary commen-
surate. with ability. BOX 425-H. Star.
WOMAN wanted as companion for
elderly lady; live in. Days call MA.
2319; eves.. IA. 2163. -5
WOMAN, white. kind, motherly, re-
fined, to keep house and care Tor
7-yr..old girl. while mother works.
YoUk ys T. Easy e S9t soe qE rets sssl stationery
store; give experience and former
employment. Boa 432-H, Star. Il
YOUNG MOTHER and child. over .,
exper, in care of children, children
to live in nursery. VI. 2966. .--4
store" .tors. o1Hs; coMMoDoaE HOTEL. +
and North Capitol stS. -
Evening star., 1949-12-03
HELP MEN

PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. over
have b. c. permit. Apply parking
lot, corner 18th and = sts. NV. --3
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF PASsER,
Is proofs per day: All sood; 2gSs;
Can TU. 25s3 or Elk. 1858. LoUBE
poRTTER oaTER' for general work in a ise.
super market: excel. wages and
working conditions: other employee
ISGToN TaEXTER BLDG. shirlins-
rSerEh. 81 Il experienced, T., Gu M Y ps.7
iea; iass a'.s5 sa.h an. 81. nv: wN De' D9s
PRINTERS HELPER
YOUNG man to learn printing bust.
ness: prefer recent vocational scnool
araduate; splendid opportunity % fer
BURGESS. $40 Conn. ave. -
fuDfms ins for = "thoroush1y experienced
xorfins cond.. including paid vac.
and disqualification and snrGical
coversge. Apply 124 Shirltngton
Theater Bldg. shirlinston Shopping
Center. Arlington. Va. -6
RECEIvING CLERK-An excel. posi-
ton iof . eCoeI. sstueo Msn, .s snis
In skin and accuracy. and. since It
is q position Of trust, your record
must bear very close examination:
Wares are far above average and
vorkius conditions and emplcye
benefits are excellent. Ref. Apply
Hnston Shoppfng Center, Ari.. Va.
SALESMAN, to sell auto dealers, gas
stations, stores, one Of the most
amazing cleanips and POLISHING
products of modern times. Phone
DE-. 340f for appt. -
SALESMAN, young man for Laundry
and linen supply rental service; car
preferred; local BACKGROUND and ref
erences. Drawing account and car
expenses; excellent prospects Com
pany established since 1900. Apply
Hox 3S-M ctr -
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Men Read Carefully

Men Read Carefully
Are you oSsnf sor ,usns :na ,senPs' smPsy
1 need s men to start work ct
once. You must be neat In appear.
snss sssocisssd seS VIII 1uisS ! so-yr,-oid ID nation:
wide firm already well established
IN washinyton and vicinity. but
now sxRsndinE; Unlimited "a oppSss; POI;
msnss.rs .nass pse'tion: si
viii be held Monday morning. Dee.
S. at $50 s.m. sharp. Mr.. coli
QUIT, 2206 Wis. ave. NV. - :
NAN: !:. q. g sTadl;; I: 1s.2a' s.2l re- r.
while learning. WI. 3l42. -
YoUnG MAN to assist n garaSH SrS sna q
PsRRsr PsRrFa Rsnssn.ss n s:sr APH3c Psi3c q. sve
You,NG NAN for shipping depart
Appiy COLONIAL BAKERY CO.,
rear 1886 Ga. ave-. Silver sprins,
YooduNo MAN WANTED to make sp..
pay; no experience nee. Phone after
$40 pm. or all day SUM-, To. 1881.
VETERAN, part-time receptionis.;
exPerisnsse not necessary. csil
,inaaf:HSBa II: So AND rnocEpuEEs-sz:
azs .,s .SiDs Ss's .oysss. saslsf .. anaass W.
siissss.aSs::IIs ssiss SSss::::IIsi9sssi; 81 3. ! Is sS' :ssssS'
0t6s F
Evening star., 1949-12-03
High-Seorinq Gardner
TO Test Caps Tonight
In Warrior TussIe

Vern Gardner, one Of the hot
test rockies since Joe Fulks to
enter professional basket ball. will
bow In locally with the Philadel-
phia Warriors tonight when they
oppose the Capitols in a National
Basket Ball Association game at
Uline Arena at $3.50 o'clock.
:. A special attraction, starting at
7:15 introduces the Catholic Youth
Organization Unlimiteds. COM
posed Of former college stars. in
competition with Henderson Hall
. Marines.
Gardner, three-time All-Amer-
lea at the University of Utah, re-
turned to the Warriors after a
layod occasioned by an infected
foot and registered % points last
night as his team was beaten by
the Rochester Royals in Philadel-
phia, S2-79.
;, Gardner was selected most val
liable player in the National In
vitation Tournament won by Utah
In l947. He also participated in
the East-West charity game at
Madison Square Garden last
March and has accounted for 1T
points In his first II starts as a
pro. an average Of 16 points per
game.
: The Caps after tonights game
will leave for a three-game West
;ern tour that pits them against
the Pistons in Fort Wayne tomor-
row night, the Stays in Chicago
Tuesday and the Lakers in Min
neapolis Wednesday. They return
to Uline's against Fort Wayne
next Saturday.
r Dick O'Keefe and John Nor
lander will be started tonight,
along with Mckinney, Scolari and
Jack Nichols. OKeefe again will
cover Philadelphia's Fulks, who
has averaged 23.5 points per game
since joining the Warriors In
1946-7.
The speedy, aggressive OKeefe
held Fulks scoreless while sinking
IL points before being elected
from the game on six personal
fouls In the third quarter at Phil
adelphia last month.
; Ed Sadowski. George senesky,
Jerry Fleishman, Jake Bornhei-
mer. Nelson Bobb, John Payak.
'Chink Crossin. Leo. Mogus. Mike
Noyak. Jim Nolan and Jerry Rullo
will complete Philadelphia's roster.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
CoroIino Loses Neikirk,
Center on Ohense
Dy the Assoeiotsd Press

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., Dec. s.
The University of North Carolina
football team viii have to play
in the Cotton Bowl against Rice
January 2 without the services
Of their first string offensive CEN
ter. Joe Neikirk. doctors disclosed
yesterday.
Neikirk severely cut his finger
Wednesday when he fell on q
broken bottle. Tendons in the mid
die finger on his left hand were
severed and he bled profusely.
Doctors for q time feared that
the finger would have to be ampu-
tated.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Fork Union Wins, AIT,
In Orchid Bowl Come
ey fhe As.ocioted Press


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dec. 3.
Fork Union Military Academy
routed Columbia Military Acad-
envy, 41-T, here last night In the
third annual Orchid Bowl before
an estimated 1000 fans.
sThe big Virginia cadets scored
on The secgpd play Of the game
and rolled up the seors in each
quarter against the outmanned
TennesseaaS. Il.
Steve Meilinger, "a talented end
from Easton. Pa, caught three
touchdown passes. Pete Williams
took a pass from Mack Warren
for Columbia's S only score.
Evening star., 1949-12-03

TEEx! .TxfIsTs; Ts,|s Is IN ;HsgEsass: y;.ss: ass
+ 3oA 9th st. NV. "
Evening star., 1949-12-03
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

Utah and Utah State took the
spotlight in last nights national
COLLEGIATE basket ball.
The Skyline Six quintets
drubbed Southern California and
Oregon, two Pacific Coast Con-
ference teams, in q double-h header
at Salt Lake City. Utah tripped
u. S. c., 65-44, and Utah State
took q close one from Oregon.
1895.
North Carolina State. defend
ing Southern Conference champs.
successfully started its quest for
another title. The Wolfpack wal
loped Washington and Lee, 67-47.
at Raleigh, N. c. The game was
Evening star., 1949-12-03
BANK TELLERS

xxperienced; excellent opportunity
commensu ate with your experience.
sEsousI sss hE seNK' Ss5sy' SUBURBAN y "a
BE.cKLASikss III ~, y,.n'eH,, q, cs1l can. after s
BkICKLAYEk4-Report to jon at
18th and North Court House rd.'
sHHstREa9xts. Hs'laataSa; T., mechanic. only. i.ss.
ei0'ss! Hf ssso - q j1 Rsr ssasss ~ Gan ST. o1tS
BRICKLAYERS WANTED - white,
only. CAN "a. 06S9 or apply st
Sth sna aalEfasMlope.l lESIsalll 81 Sc Number
Report to Nj. Roche; Job east on
'hai IA. MEADaoWsEook, siia w INC. -
BRICK MASoNg. white only: top
:. vases: lie. heusing project in Be.
tbeSda: out Old GeoTgetown I'd. 3
biks. past suburban Hospital. left on
Greentree I'd. to Job. See Mr..
p6otokkEEpER, 6takEEEE in Protestant CHRIS
tian Institution; live In; opp. for
service; refs. reuuired. incl. pastor.
Box Ash. Star. -S
BUTCHER, capable Of taking charge
Of meat department.. in new store;
no drinkers. Apply In person, 24o1
Nichols ave. Sc,
BUTCHER, experienced; must be re-
aR sasE nzsKf sstsssasfs' ,sis atsaissa ass 81, ses
CANyAssERS for photographer, at
once; S2 an appointment. Phone
To. 1851 after $3.50 pm. or oil
day Sunday. -
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines iMinimum)
Il or 2 times, 35c per line per
:. insertion.
J to 6 times consecutively, SSc
per line per insertion.
= times or longer consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal. SC per
line additional.
: Advertisements OF New Auto
= mobiles, Soc per line, 4-lins
minimum.
OUT-OF.TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimuml Z.
Fiat rate per line - Soc
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
On all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE AOOHA
Daily. 8 an 20 pm.
Saturday, 3 an. to 2 pm.
Sunday. II am. TO 8 D.m.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
HELP MEN lcont. ]

AIR CONDITIONING sales engineer.
experienced In design and sales for
local position with long-esta6lshed
distributor -contractor Of nationally
used equipment; salary and bonus
Arrangement. Include full record Of
experience and salary desired In con-
ndential application. Box 267.M,
Star. -
ASSIST. MANAGER, local and inter-
state moytns and STORAGE, rug
cleaning. etc. Duties: sales con-
facts, clerical. Administrative, ETC.;
car desirable. Do not reply unless
experd precisely In above. Boz
1871. Star. =
AUTO BRAKE MECMANIC and help
e yognE; white: eos sa.ia;sn n St; nv; .s IS
Hydra-Matic expert. RON PONTIAC,
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 5000. -3t
AUTO SALESMAN (age 25-45). -ex-
perienced, qualified. in high-class
neighborhood, able to manage ONCE,
lot, make appraisals. neat, honest,
permanent position with ADVANCE
ment to right man. GE. 9T6l,
MORRIS d HUGHES. 1914 Ga. ave.
n
Evening star., 1949-12-03
B|adensburg Gamers
First Prince Georges
High Grid Crown

blaQCu6DuIS, tllc Ul1ly AAAAC
feated team in league competition,
is the first football champion OF
the Prince Georges County high
schools following last nights TO
triumph over Maryland Park In
Byrd Stadium at College Park. ~.
The cold night air held the
crowd to about 5000. Football was
introduced in the county this year
in hope that it not only would
pay for itself, but swell the athletic
funds for other purposes. An ac-
counting will be made later.
The final game Of the season Is
scheduled tonight when Greenbelt
meets Hyattsville at 8 o'clock at
College Park.
.Bladensburg finished its league
schedule with four victories and a
tie with Mount Rainier, while
Maryland Park won five and lost
one. Maryland Park defeated
Mount Rainier by the margin Of
a point after touchdown.
Bladensburg won the title be-
cause of a superior ground game.
The winners marched SO yards
to score in the second period. with
Bob Anderson scoring from z yards
out. Mickey Heard and Donnie
Green led the advance and Green
converted.
In its only other threat Bladens-
burg advanced to the II when
Paul Magtutu Tipped a shot pass
to Green and the latter ran 46
yards. The drive was halted there.
Maryland Park advanced to Bla-
densburg's n in its only scoring
threat as Joe Suit and Don GAL
lagher led the way.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
HELP MEN

HELP MEN
COOK AND SHORT-ORDER COOK.
sxeerisnesSS & Apply nn II .,S person; Ksp.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Sundlun Gets Post

Arthur j. Sundlun is the ne
president of the Woodmont Cour
try Club. Sundlun, past presider
of the Merchants and Manufao
turers Association and a membe
of the board of directors Of tf
Better Business Bureau, We
elected to the Woodmont post fc
the 1850 season.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Coach Sorboe Resigns
At Washington State
By the Assoeiotsd Press

PULLMAN, Wash. Dec. g.
Phil Sarboe. head football coach
at Washington State College for
fiye years, has resigned.
In q letter to the athletic coun-
Gil. Sarboe explained that he did
not believe a continuation Of the
present athletic program could
produce the results in football
expected by fans, alumni and
students. He said he would serve
until his present two-year con-
tract expires July I, 1850.
Evening star., 1949-12-03

V6Sb tsbHS
COOK AND sHoRT-ORDER COOK.
sis f.:
couN4nRMAN 81 41zsi+ I with experience, see
$3.50; good pay. 272l 7th st. ne.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION minaser
Tor retail jeWelry store. ANDERSON
BROS. INC. 704 11th st. NV. -
DANCING TEACHERS
Arthur Murray Dance studios need
young men with personality and am
bition to teach ballroom dancing
No exper. necessary; complete train
ity ns so soalss advance 1sn to POSITION y super
visors and executives. COLLEGE trained
men between 22-32 given pref. Do
not phone or write. Personal inter
views only. Apply Miss Ferren be-
tween 2 and 6 pm.
Arthur Murray Studios
l106 Conn. Ave.
q ssaass sIREs KsTa6RSsf sasssj IT,
pisawsAsarRS III Y ii HiS' MACHINE oPFRsA-
TOR. experienced. Me. 35S2.
DRIVES. exper. brick handlers. LU.
DEiSass asfSas wanted for Diamond CABS;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have tdenttf1ca-
.tion card. Diamond lot. 10i n st
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN
DRUG CLERK, exrer, must have
refs. bondable, doEnsoyn store. nc
EGG GAMBLERS, experienced only
Apply in person, 3. w. Wreen,
ARMOUR & co. SOL 18th st. s-w'
ELECTRICIAN. 1st class, ail-around
worker for long Job. Only Al elec.
tricfans need apply. TIE. 1928. -
ELECTRICIAN, part time. Apply
Mr. King, SMITHS STORAGE CO.
ENG.NEER. coicred. must have 9Th.
class license; modern apt. house;
good salary and working conditions;
must be sober and industrious. Apply
J. A. McKEEvKR CO.. 1914 X st
Evening star., 1949-12-03
'Frostbite Sailors Active

Races this afternoon and to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock of
the corinthian Yacht Club are
scheduled for contestants in the
Frostbite Regatta, sponsored
jointly by Georgetown, George
WASHINGTON and MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Touchdown Guests

Walter Driskill. president-coach
Of the Baltimore Colts, and Navy
Football Coach George Sauer will
speak at the Touchdown Clubs
weekly luncheon Monday at 1890
n N
Evening star., 1949-12-03
SALESMAN

For used-car lot. We can use top
notch man who Is sober and in-
terested In e permanent position.
No limit to earnings to right man.
GARY MOTORS
600 GOOD Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-S310.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
$50, 900 StubIe Fire

CHuLICOTHE. Ohio. Dec. 3
R)-A 48-stal two-story stable at
the Ross County Fairgrounds
burned down yesterday, killing a
harness racing mare and causing
damage estimated at $50 900.