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ply. 1925 14th st. NV. %
PLUMBER, experienced. for repair
work. 1st-class mechanic with at
ssss A4eHlsoa sTi sfestasRif e Keller 4ss!. fRs
1246 Taylor st. NV. go
PLUMBER
with D. C. drivers. per-
NIT; must be sober and reliable.
Call Ii. 3-0130 and give references
and qualifications. 80
Plumbers, Steamfitters
Construction work. Cali Mr.. Huber,
Al. 1859, or Mr.. Louis Wright at
PORTER, experienced, with refer
SRss5i %Sop eRosEHisa aRs}F Nc eeSs' eo 75s S9s 56
PoRTER. young. for general stock
DRUG CO. 1872 14th st. NV.
PORTER, young man, exper.; must
have local references. Phone Dl.
pREssERs az. wool, experienced;
high piece rate or salary; good work
NER LAUNDRY, $50 7th St. Sc. 3O'
PROOF PAssER. neat appearance;
Commission. Phone Tu. 1851. 80
RADIO SERVICEMAN
We have an opening for an expert
enced man, one familiar with AM
FIN and record changers. Top pay.
ample car allowance, excellent work.
ing conditions. Steady, all-year-
SON. LACYs Service Building, Half
and Que st. s.w. Il
RADIO TECHNICIAN
Radio and television repair depart:
appliance store has opening for ex-
perienced radio repair man. white.
i;sseIt. Excellent i,a chance to advance e.,dn in
Depending au, on willingness sa 'ri; to work
kELLEY. ahd lssfni OR. foF aoSip spD'' call " MT
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN : Ac-
tive man. for progressive Silver
Spring firm, favorable commission
arrangement; experience not essen
naIcS sla1, SH; lo1l; Ydina nj. Bowers. FRED
RECEIVING AND MARKING ROOM
man; one who is thoroughly familiar
marking; prefer man who is pres
speciality or dept. store. Apply in
own handwriting, giving experience,
age and salary expected. Box 55-D,
Star. %
RELIEF ENGINEER and fireman fol
Saturday and Sunday work. MAR
LYN APIS. 5000 39th NV. Mrs
Lever res. mgr, EN-. O700 or call
Mr.. Sherwin, H. L. RUST CO. MA.
S100. Il
RO0FER, exper. with drivers permit.
Cali RA. 9043. 80
ROUTE MAN-For estab. route; in
dustrial laundry. Must have route
REx & CLEANING GAS SERVICE, M sas6
Marlboro Pike. 80
ROUTEMAN-Valet shop, new devel-
opment, unlimited poss.: exper. not
nec.' guar. salary Mr. Hoffman,
QUEENSTOWN VALET SERV., Bill
Chillum rd.. Mt. Rainier, Md. =
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. RECREATION' ROOM
Albert Einhorn specializing in mod
ernizing Easements into attrative
recreation rooms with the latest
materials; paneling; living rooms and
attics done over; free estimates
cheerfully given. 433 X st. NV,
Ma. 1869: night phone, 81. 1882. .
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DISPLAY MAN

Creative, ambitious young man to
handle chain of local appliance
stores; good salary and opportunity
for rapid advancement. Write Box
SS-R Star 10
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ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS
purchased and traded, repaired
quickly: reasonable; machines for
sale, standards and portables; est.
IL years. OFFICE MACHINES CO.,
corner ere. of 18th and Eye. Ins. Bldg,
BRICKLAYING, freplaces, chimneys,
walls and walks built and repaired.
a. EAGNAi.A, 10. 2-1994.
BUILDINGs remodeling, repairing,
carpentry, brick, cement work, paint
CAMERAS. movie equip. tforeiGn OF
domesticl repaired by own service
dept: BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV
Trade.ins. Free parking. RE. 2434
CARPENTER work OF all kinds. Cal
Mr.: LAWRENCE. RIA. 9703 or To.
CARPENTRY-General repair; shelv-
ing and combination storm doors;
reasonable. JEFFREYS, FIR. 7941.
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SALESLADIES

-to-wear and millinery: expe-
rienced only need apply. Excellent
salary, steady position. Apply at
101S Conn, ave "a
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Furniture Shop Foreman
AND
SERVICE MANAGER
TELEvISION AND APPLIANCE

experienced in handling people.
easant surroundings. Salaries
ben. Reply Box 164-D. Star.
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RECREATIONsROOM

Beautify your kitchen with q colorfu
Formica sink top, installed in your
home for as little as S75. Free
estimates AID 2S1R -3n
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BOOkKEEPER-CAS exper. in
general raj Logger ot aqS and payroils. & to keep
machine bookkeeping; 5-day week.
Should I've near Silver Spring. Box
425-Xs1Star. .
BooKKEEPING machine operator;
under 9f; must understand double
entity bookkeeping and have past
record u fast and accurate Under
wood .Sunstrand machine operation;
no othexs need apply; above aver
age saHy; 4o-hr. wk. MR.. TUk-
exper. in self-service gro
Gerry. Apply CENTER MARKET,
620l BALTIC. ave., Riverdale. UN.
experienced in run
ming MGR machine 1000; very good
salary, depending upon ability and
experience; permanent position; good
chance for advancement. Apply Mr..
Kaye. HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
CAsHER-CHECKERS, for super mar
ket. Apply in person, 45O6 Lee hwy.
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'MlscELiANEoUs FOR SALE.

MIscELlANEoUs FOR SALE.
AGG8kp,oN sa;,9,.Ia 1,ss, lso t bass, ; excellens
ADDiNG MACHINE. R. C. Ale Alien;
Royal noiseless portable typewriter;
f1uorescent fixtures; Simmons metal
business desk and typewriter tables:
Ming cabinets; Delta table saw;
Sears-Roebuck belt sander; tables;
chairs: house and office furniture.
Al 1949 models; sacrifice. Call
A661NG aies MACHINE, sunstrand TI eIec.
trio, heavy duty with direct sub
tract; rseonditioned; guaranteed;
ADDING MACHINEs-Dalton. hand.
S39.5Q; Burroughs elec. with stand,
aRoesm1inston' aos1 1o-keS elec' s1a5, GIL.
ANTIQUES: For sale and at auction
Saturday, October /, Mt. Airy, Nd.
Kiwanis Club Benefit underprivileged
children. Noon on. Bake sale, food,
drinks, etc. Prize registered pure
bred Hampshire gilt at auction, 8
pm. When in Mt. Airy, stop at the
sign Of the Wheel. Large selection
of ANTIQUES. china, glass and furni-
ture. Early American, Victorian,
etc. Rough and refinished. Special
pine Dutch sink, refinished, S35.
Fifteen rope beds, S12 each and up.
Main Street. Mt. Airy. Md. Phone
Mt. Airy 46. We Deliver. II
". OLD LEWIS oRcaaARD. ia mi mi.
from Centreville, Va ON Clifton rd
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TRAINEES

(White), interested in becoming foun-
tain managers; good starting salary;
uniforms and meals furnished. kp-
ply Friday at F. w. WOOLWORTH
CO., 1900 l4th St NV II
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IT,AST'ERERS

White mechanics. for white finishing
d. 3e46.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

TRASH REMOVAL = free estimates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AID. 5457.
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AEIP kEN

PLUMBER, mechanics only need ap-
ply. 1925 14th st. NV. -6
PLUMBER, experienced. for repair
work. 1st-class mechanic with at
least 8 yrs experience. Apply
Z am, ATCHISON a. KELLER, INC,
l246 Taylor st. NV. 80
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RETIRED:

Earn S75 per week working Q to 8
hours each day in a dignified bust
ness: gray hairs an asset; car is
necessary. See our MR.. BANKER,
4101 Suitlahd I'd. s.e.
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CASHIER AND CLERKS
Energetic young ladies for 1000 MGR
machine and application interviewers
in large credit jewelry store; excel
lent starting salary, pleasant work
pany benefits and paid vacation,
Wonderful opportunity for advance
ment to those who qualify. Apply
ready for work to Mr.. Kyle. BATES
JEWELERS., 9th and F SITS. NV.
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RADIO TECHNICIAN

Radio and television repair depart
ment of large Conn. ave. electrical
appliance store has opening for ex-
perienced radio repair man. white
Excellent chance to advance in
electronic field. Regular promotion
depending on willingness to work
and learn. For appt. call Mr..
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TEL LEVISION INSTATJ.ER

Exper.; perm, excel. working cond.
opportunity for advancement, grouy
hosp. and other advantages. MAJOR
1925 II st. ne. See Mr.. Smith
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RADIO SERVICEMAN

We have an opening for an expert
enced man, one familiar with AM
ample car allowance, excellent work.
ing conditions. Steady, all-year-
round employment. Apply lin per-
son. LACY'S Service Building. Half
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NAOf1IEh
$40 per week. Excellent working
conditions. KOPY KAT Womens
Wear Stores, III H st. ne.
CASHIER-WRAPPER
Permanent position with excellent
salary; 5-day week.
HAHN SHOE STORES
1901 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
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retail cleaning route
Salary, plus commission. 4013 So
Capitol ST 40
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With and without cars; excellent
working conditions. 5-day wk.. group
disqualification and other advan-
tages: only experienced men need
apply! No phone callsi Mr.. Sill
vera, PHILLIPS, INC, 2012 shan
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FORMICA SINK TOPS

IZIS Pa. ave. Sc
GET YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS
done now w. D. TAYLOR. Phone
81, 3942 evenings
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Experienced, with D. C. drivers per-
NIT; must be sober and reliable.
Call Ii. 3-0130 and give references
and qualifications 40
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-14
Many Attend Tea Y
 By Trinity Guild

More than l0c guests attended the traditional Trinity Guild Valentine Tea Saturday afternoon in the un- dercroft of the Episcopal church.
 Tables were decorated with lace cloths and red tapers with floral arrangements in baby nuns and red carnations.
 Asked to pour during the after noon were mothers of St. Vincent Guile mothers, Mrs. Sam McPhetres, Mrs. Lois Estepp. Mrs. Stan Grum- melt, Mrs. Clayton Policy, Mrs. Vance Blackwell, Mrs. K. 0. Merritt, Mrs Herb Rowland, Mrs. James Ryan, Mrs. William Whitehead, and Altar Guild President Mrs. Helen Rolf.
 Serving were Mrs Harold Brown. Mrs. Leon Alexander, Mrs Fred Dunn, Mrs. Burke Riley, Mrs. A. F. Ghiglione, Mrs. J. Shoette and Mrs. Don Apland sn
 The Committee in charge was Mrs. Waino Hendrickson, chair man; Mrs. E. M. Policy, Mrs Alice Brown, Mrs. Eugene Nelson, Mrs. David Ramsay and Trinity Guild President Mrs. Edna Lomen.
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EQUAL PAY
 DISGUISED
 IN SENATE

(Continued from Page One)
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NEWMARkER- HUMPHREYS MARRIAGE CEREMONY IN EAST ON JANUARY 2e

The marriage of John Newmarket son of MT. and Mrs. John New marker of Juneau, is told in the following society page story which appeared in New York newspaper
 Miss Jean Hamilton Humphreys daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry l. Humphreys of 3 Gilchrest Road be- came the bride of John Mansell Newmarker of Juneau, Alaska, at a ceremony on Saturday. January 23 in the Community Church at Great Neck, New York The Rev. Leon M , Flanders officiated at the ceremony
 Given in marriage py her rather the bride wore an ivory satin gown with a train and veil of venetian lace which was attached to coro- net trimmed with pearls. She carried a bouquet of white liiacs and ste 1 phanotis.
 Her sister, Miss Janet Humph- reys of Great Neck, and Miss Mari lyn Krayer, of Greenwich, Conn.,, were her only attendants. They wore gowns of emerald green and carried muffs of white sweet peas.
 George Harkoff of Bayshore was rest man and ushers were Donald Hanlon of Great Neck and Donald Robertson, of Manhasset.
 "Following the wedding, recep- ton was given at the home of the bride on Gilchrest Road, Great Neck, L. I. Among the out of town guests in attendance was Miss Helen Golf of Washington, DC, sister of the groom's mother.
 At the time of her marriage, Mrs. Newmarket was associated with the American Broadcasting Co.,, in New York City.
 Mfr. Newmarker was graduated from the U. s. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point. He is cur rently employed by the Moore Mo Cormack Steamship Lines as an officer on the S.S. Argentina.
 "Following wedding trip by mo- tor to Florida, the young couple will live in New York City
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N0RAH TAXES IA
 50UTHB0UND TRIP

Princess Norah docked here at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon after an eight-hour delay at Skagway while the vessel was held up to al low passengers aboard delayed White Pass and Yukon Railroad train to meet the ship.
 Fourteen passengers boarded here bound for the South when she sailed at 4:30. Captaining the Norah was Capt. c. O. Hughes.
 Passengers boarding include:
 To Seattle: L. E. Linck, Mrs. Se- bates, MT. and Mrs. Graham, Mir and Mrs. A. Gair.
 To Vancouver. Mrs. Willi m Twenhofel, Mrs. Phillips and daugh- ter, J. A. Gragam, Mrs. A. Warner ". T. Yolland.
 To Prince Rupert: J. Sinister, w B. Grant.
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s E N A TIE MEASURES
20TH DAY, FEB. l2 Measures Intr0duced)

S.B. 21, by Senator Steve Mo Cutchecn, to levy tax on cigar cites sold or offered for sale in Alaska. The rate would be two cents on package of 10 cigarettes; three cents on package of 20, and eight cents on a package of 50. The fax does not apply to other forms of tobacco.
 SIM. 12, by Senators Frank Peratrovich and R. M. Mackenzie, memcrializing the Department Of Agriculture, U. s. Forest Service, Regional Forester, Public Lands Administration and the Delegate from Alaska, praying that appro- priate steps be ken to es- tablish road suitable for trucking between Klawock and Hollis across Prince of Wales Island (Southeast Alaska. Referred to Transports ion Committee.
 SUM. 13. by the Committee on Transportation, HlghWayS ana Nav igation, memorializing the Presi- dent and Congress, Interior De- partment, Army, Alaska Road Com mission and Delegate, praying that surveys necessary for road be- tween Nenana and Fairbanks be instituted next summer with view to construction of the road as soon as possible.
 Measures Passed)
 SUM. 13, (see above). Rules suspended and passed 16-0.
 S,B. 19, to allow the Bcard of Education to transfer funds from one fund to another within the gen. eral appropriation for support of schools, during the last six months of any biennium. Passed l60.
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Total killed or otherwise disposed of by House, 2.
 Remaining for House action, AT.
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that 2,OO0 women would be directly affected and 10000 indirectly.
 NO SPECIFIC INSTANCES


 affected and 10000 indirectly NO SPECIFIC INSTANCES Senator Rivers asked for specific instances and concrete examples oi | discriminations Evans did not give any, although he said that waitress es are paid about half as much as 5artenders and that telephone oper- ators are the most poorly paid group in the Territory Rivers asked whether waitresses do not get additional compensation in the form of meals that bartenders do not get. Evans drought laugh rom the floor and the gallery when he replied that bartenders "get theirs in different form"
 The Equal Pay Bill was allowed to move along on it's regular course to third reading and will probably ap- pear on the calendar as soon as the Property Tax Bill hearings are dis posed of
 The latter, House Bill 2, was scheduled to come before the Sen ate sitting as a Committee of the Whole at 1 o'clock this afternoon. The hearings will probably continue tomorrow.
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EXAMINATION CAIl-1C
 SCHEDULED WEDNESDAY

The regular monUllly imnluniza- tion clinic will be held at the Pulp lie Health Center, 316 Main Street, on Wednesday morning, Feb. l6, at 10 o'clock. Dr. c. c. Carter, City Health Officer, will be in charge, assisted by the public health nurses. Mss Edna Peterka ard Miss Anne Lello
 Children over six months of age who have net been immunized
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HOUSE SHOWS ~ MEASURES ON CALENDAR.
ToiaI of 5 Bills, Memor : iaIs and Resolutions
 Introduced, 20 Days

Seyenty-tive bills were introduced in the Nineteenth Legislature dur ing the first 20 days of it's regular session and 10 were approved by both Houses.
 Memorials and Resolutions intro duced total 35, of which 9 have been passed by both houses The House, at the end of the 20th day of the session, Saturday, had acted upon GA measures and had 47 measures on its calendar for further consideration.
 The Senate, meanwhile, had acted upon 32 measures and had 37 re- maining for consideration during the 70 days remaining of the session.
 THE HOUSE
 HOUSE BILLS Total introduced, 54. Passed by House, 26. Killed. tabled. postponed or oth- erwise disposed of, l. Remaining for House action, 27.
 SENATE BILLS Passed by Senate, ready for House consideration, 9.
 Passed by House, 2. Killed or otherwise disposed of, none.
 Remaining for House action, 2.
 HOUSE MEMORIALS Introduced in House, 9. Passed by House, 2.
 HOUSE JOINT MEMORIALS Introduced in House, 13. Passed by House, 4. Killed or otherwise disposed of, none.
 Remaining for House action. 9. HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS Introduced in House, 3. Passed by House, 2. Indefinitely postponed hy House, OEstSA T. JO1N MEMoIt1ALo Passed by Senate, ready for House cons iteration. TO-
 Passed by House, 6.
 Killed or otherwise disposed of by House, none.
 Remaining for House considera- ton, 4.
 arrSr~ C>~r Passed by Senate, ready for con- sideration by House, 4.
 Passed by House, 2.
 Indefinitely Postponed by House ].
 Remaining for House action, l.
 ALL MEASURES Total received by House, 91. Total passed by House, A.
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MRS. BLAKE LEAVES
 AFTER VISIT HERE

Mrs. E. J. (Ruth Blake, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Krugness for the past month, left on the Baranof for her home in Eugene, Oregon.
 During her visit here, Mrs. Blake was the honored guest at many functions given by her many friends.
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of by House, ?.
 Remaining for House action, AT.
 THE SENATE
 SENATE BILLS Total introduced, 21. Passed by Senate, 9. Killed or otherwise disposed oi by Senate, none.
 Remaining for Senate action, 12
 HOUSE BILLS Passed by House, ready for Sem ate consideration, 26. Passed by Senate, 8. Killed or otherwise disposed of by Senate, none.
 Remaining for Senate action, 18 SENATE JOINT MEMORIALS Total introduced, 13. Passed hy Senate, 10. Killed or otherwise disposed of in Senate, none.
 Remaining for Senate considera- ton, 3.
 SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS Introduced in Senate, f. Passed by Senate, 4. Remaining for Senate action, none. HOUSE JOINT MEMORIALS Passed by House, ready for Sen- ate consideration, 4 Passed by Senate, 1. Killed or otherwise disposed of by Senate, none. Remaining for Senate action, 3. HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS Passed by House, ready for Sen- ate consideration, 2. Passed by Senate, none. Senate substitute offered, l. Remaining for Senate action, l.
 ALL MEASURES Total received by Senate, 70. Total passed by Senate, 32. Killed or otherwise disposed of by Senate, 1.
 Remaining for Senate action, 37.
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CREATIVE WRITERS MEET

Members of the Creative Writers Group will meet at 7:30 o'clock with Miss Genevieve Mayberry, in Apt. Is of the McKinnon Apart mcntS.
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SECOND MEETING OF MODEL CLUB
 TONIGHT AT 7::30

Members of the new Juneau Model Club who attend tonight's meeting and sign the constitution, after acceptance, will be listed as charter members.
 They also will have the oppor- tunity to vote on the permanent name for the organization of en- thusiastic builders of airplane, au- tomobile and boat models.
 The club will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the A.B. Hall.
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against smallpox, diphtheria and
 whooping cough are invited tc st- tend with their parents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-30
Pills Ashburn Acquires Dignity Wearing Hat
Getting co s2 900 Contract HE Hopes Bride

charge the way third basemen ane
shortstops did on me last year, I'c
pick up at least 20 more hits BY
drilling through the second-base
hole.
II don't know what to do about
SPAIN and his motion to first. Last
autumn I transformed around Ne
braska with Johnny Hopp of the
Pirates and Rex Barney Of Brook
lyn and some home boys.
I'VE famed together a lot al
night and I asked Barney about
Spahn's delivery. Sometimes we
thought it was a balk. You know
Spahn's a lefthander.
We'll, he gets a man on first. He
settles back and looks as If he's
going to pitch. He never takes an.
other look at first. But all Of q
sudden he twists around. steps
toward first and before you car
move the balls there and you're
out"
AS for wearing a hat, his mother
told him to do that. She said "you
stop looking and acting like q boy
You 60 out and get a hat and bt
dignified.'
Well" explains Richie, Il didn't
buy sny dignity but got hat
Then when I put it ONT was the
first time mother ever saw me In
a hat-mother and dad laughed fol
half an hour. Gosh! I felt foolish
But I'm getting used to it now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-30
Morton Denies He Lured
81. Mary's Grid Star
BY the Associated Press

STARKVILLE, Miss, Jan. 20. -
Head Coach A. w. Slick" Morton
Of Mississippi State College said to-
day that neither he nor the school
had contacted Tony Kotowski, St
Mary's (CalifD college football star
reported leaving that school for
Mississippi State.
I'VE are not conducting any cam
pus raids" said Morton, and If the
boy is en- route here I don't know
It,"
He said II Kotowski wishes he will
be admitted since I'VE can't turn a
student, boy or girl, away from a
State institution whether he's from
Podunk or some big school"
Morton made these remarks in
reply to a charge by Public Rela-
lions Director Bill Bettencourt of
st. Mary's College that Mississippi
State had lured Kotowski. a student
sophomore right end, away from the
Galloping Gaels.
Bettencourt said Kotowski with
drew from the college yesterday
after notifying Coach Joe Verducci
he had accepted a scholarship at
the Southern school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-30
FIoherH
(T0ntip11ed froy,o Do On n

pany with the Yankees after the
seasons third game.
Flaherty was succeeded by Nor
man Red) >Strader, his Yankee as
siStant, who now directs the Brook
lyn-NeW York entry.
Kessing said the fate of McKeever
was uncertain. The contract of the
fiery former college coach at San
Francisco, Cornell and Notre Dame
now reverts to the league, which
presumably either can buy him of
or assign him to lesser Job.
McKeever, when informed of his
custer, declared:
Il really believe they got them
selves a good man.
He said he had heard from the
league of his replacement, but still
was in the dark over what settle
ment would be made of the final two
years Of his contract.
McKeever has no immediate plans
for hunting new coaching job.
Smiling Ed faced an abrupt, If
temporary close to a nomadic coach
ing career. A product of Texas
Tech, he had head coaching filings
at Notre Dame lin the 1914 absence
Of Frank Leahy), Cornell 1s45-A6)
and abSan Francisco in 1947.
McKeever's departure from San
Francisco for his Rocket job last
year caused sharp repsrcussions or
the West Coast as the result of ar
open letter" Ed left school authori.
ties on, the eligibility Of San Fran.
cisco footballers.
The furure caused by McKeever's
finger pointing" at his former ath.
letes nearly upset his Rockets coach.
ing Job at the outset Owner Tony
Morabito Of the San Francisco 49'er.
demanded that the league &C
against the new coach, but tn
matter was ironed out behind closet
d00rR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-30
Eastern First Baseman
Siqns With Charlotte

Marty Cribbins, star first base.
man of Eastern Highs baseball
teams of 1916 and 1947, was signed
by the Washington Mats yesterday
to a Charlotte contract. He will re.
port to Washington's Tri-State
League farm club next month.
Cribbins also has played lot Of
sandlot baseball around Washington
He was with the Marx jewelers. nine
that captured the National Junior
championship two summers ago.
Although Cribbins does not have
the height usually associated with
top-grade professional ball players
he Is a great competitor.