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Evening star., 1949-03-04
Building Superintendent

To take charge Of large downtown
ofice building with about 40 en-
ployes; 3rd-class engineers license
desirable but not required; good sal
, ary s and permanent position for
ployment history for the past 5
years in application All replies
confidential Box 69-K Star a
Evening star., 1949-03-04
statesmen

For calling on established customers
only men capable of earning gooo
money need apply. Liberal commits
sion and cash bonus arrangement
Car neces. Apply UNION CLOTH
ING CO, 3O7 7th st. NV. -6
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Statesmen

For national advertised lines of tele-
vision and major appliances; full OF
part time; liberal commission; ex-
perience desired but not necessary.
Call MR.. CAMPBELL, OK. 1872
hatuaen O and 10 m a
Evening star., 1949-03-04
statesmen

80 to so wears of age, who can meet
top-level executives and sell them.
Special trainer will instruct you In
proven plan. Advance against
earned commission. Only men OF
So 600O-S10,000 per yr. caliber
would qualify. Phone MR.. BONE,
RE, 1892, for appointment. -6
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Statesmen
STOCK MANAGER
YOUNG MAN

Aee 1922, high school graduate
1BM tabulating machine operator,
no experience necessary, permanent
position in life insurance CO. Apply
Room TO7, S16 18th St NV 4
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Clerk-Stenopranher

Central location: diversified. interest.
ing work; 2-girl office; requires neat
appearance; age 20-30. and desire
for perm. pos; salary depends upor
ability For appt.. ME. 1870
WESTERN EXTERMINAT1NG co
Evening star., 1949-03-04
COLORED

Earn S25 to $50 per week in spare
time. S25 per week salary and
commission to energetic full-time
worker. ANDREWS, 2213 Georgia
ave. NV. b
Evening star., 1949-03-04
SALESMAN

Two orders a week get you $50.
in a single day. Field and ,ofdce
training given new men. Apply
MR.. MURRAY
Evening star., 1949-03-04
AUV ISIH SL. ~. We, tIII.
SALESMAN

S5. .00O-u UP class. Career opportunity
for right man, apt selling only. We
have more contacts than our pres.
ent staff can cover, supported By
radio and magazine publicity. Draw
against earned commission. ENCY.
CLOPEDIA BRITTANICA, $40 Rims
nldo 12th onI NJ etc n W A
Evening star., 1949-03-04

BUSINESS SERVICES
BOOKKEEPING AND income tax Serv-
/ ice Small business accounts a Spe-
| cialty ReaS. rates. IA S7S5.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
Cocktail Lounge Hostess

OUOh UdII 1OUK16C 11O0VVDo
Experienced food and beverage serv-
ice: attractive with proven ability:
references required; exceptional op-
portunity for right applicant. Write
fully giving experience and back
ground Box 194-B, Star. 10
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Place
Place
Sunday Classified
Ads EARLY!

Classified ad customers who
have not already placed their
ads for The Sunday Star are
urged to call them in this eve
ming or early tomorrow morn
ing. This will eliminate the
last-minute rush to place ads
and will assure every one
prompt and efficient service.
Your cooperation will be
appreciated.
Telephone Service From 8 AM.
Sterling 5000
Evening star., 1949-03-04
YOUNG MEN
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

1. B. NJ, key punch supervisors; need
KIP. sup. for daywork Immediately
Reply BOX 1855. Star. -6
SPENCERIAN PEN ARTIST, exper-
fenced, to inscribe certificates and
diplomas in spare time. IncloSe
sample, preferably old English style
to indicate experience. Box 414-B,
Star. a
Evening star., 1949-03-04

ReStaurant-Donut Shop
Fully equipped, with modern donut
machine. Good colored location.
doing good business; pinballs. music
and cigarette machines pay good.
Will meet health dept. requirements.
Five-year lease, low rental. Sacri.
flce to cash buyer. Apply LITTLE
JACKS, 2O4O Georgia ave. NV
DE. 1922 for appt. 8.
II Rms, 8 Baths, 2 Cars.
Rent, 500; oil heat, arranged in light
housekeeping rms, very good iurn.
Owner has rms. and pvt bath on
1st flr. for self; income quoted. $50;
$500 handles. Call ST. 1857.
G.. J. YOUNG, Broker
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
BOARDING BARGAIN
Near 10th and Park rd.-,-17 rms. 5
baths. 4-car gar. oil heat. newly
decorated and painted, clean as a
pin: corner house, fenced-ino yard;
near large school: first $1,000 gives
possession. Call ST: 5757.
G.. J. YOUNG, Broker
1929 Vermont Ave.
Evening star., 1949-03-04

PAPER HANGING
Painting. Low March prices; imme-
date service; white mechanics
Emerson 1913. -
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SILVER SPRING

Store bldg. 25x6O It. with full bsmt.;
new shopping center; suitable drug
or confectionery. Why pay key costP
Call FRANK L. HEWITT, ST.. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
anu II 90 on
CANDY SALESGIRLS

White, experience not necessary
uniforms furn., meals; no Sun. work;
disqualification free. No phone calls
HUYLER'S
ait 18th St NV 8
Evening star., 1949-03-04

ADDING MACHINES, calculators
cleaned. oiled and adjusted. All
work guaranteed RE. 1177. UNITED
TYPEWRITER co S13 14th st NV.
ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRITERS S
purchased and traded. repaired
quickly; reasonable; machines for
sale. standards and portables: est
IL yrs. OFFICE MACHINES CO.,
913 10Th VS.. Ins. Bldg. RE 2s2S.
BRICKLAYING and cinder block
work experienced, 1st class me-
chanic EN-. 9002. g.
f1replaces, chimneys,
walls and walks. built and repaired.
A. FAGNANI. AT. 1894
CABINET MAKERS. Custom built
cab. bars, bookcases, rec rms Fine
carpentry and repairs. IA. s629.
Evening star., 1949-03-04

CAFETERIA CASHIER
Typing necessary; good salary. goot
hours. Apply in person only. person
mel office, PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
Evening star., 1949-03-04

fenced in publication or agency op-
Grafton, for responsible position with
publishing house, handling business
details advertising department. Box
335-X Star
Evening star., 1949-03-04

snss ssse.. 2iflefh[e0s 9Th IT, S. kANN sons GO
PHARMACISTS. part time. every
other night and every other Sunday
psH3hHRMAcIsT s3H MAJ. sisr Virginia registered
pharmacist day work. 5-day week
good salary Amply WALGREEN co
in the Pentagon BLDG. -
PHARMACIST WANTED-,one desir-
ing light work. registered ~ Va or
lev Springs, w. Va, or address F; o.
PHoToGRAPHER to run studio dark
rm, doing comm. and portrait WORK
and to act as End phter. 10 owner
tions and salary desired. Box l96-
rsuSsERs RI sfsE = 1ss class all ! around Gun,
Must have good appearance ano
furnish the best in references. Ap.
piy only if aualifled. This is q
permanseJnt ysar-rognd Pc position aST5 Ap;: Ap;:
PRINTER, part time, chance to carr
extra money for experienced. sober
active, all-around man; in n, small
Job shop. Write complete details
ot, Of Past asssd In I
work. names of presses In the or or
der that you can operate them best
age, marital status, schooling, EN-
pioyer refs. desired rate OF pay
PRTNTiNGSMan for composition, an ,o'
press work in small Sn19 sh9p; l1o, l,
RADIo TECHNICIANs l2n; genera gen s "a
stand radio PRINCIPLES. make neat neat
fast solder Joints; 81 30 pei. hr. plu
overtime. One top technician mus
have more than service training
pref commercial ticket holder Wit wiz
Ri, so per hr., overtime paid; mus
agree to l-week trial: permanent 10
rieht party. See Mr.. Sparks afte
RmsTssass saas M fSc phHnsse i9se fa5is Ho auihe Anl
HExL "a ArliaSFd3nTE EsTdTE vi SALESMAN = Ful
time for progressive Falls Churcl
ONCE for thorouehly experience
man cspa1ls& . & e Ss1Sninf SWaaNnk sf1es Fa m na5
xTAG n GHi iEsf2TE yss9i eTssL statesmen ts7 t
handle our rushing spring business
Only ambitious, men need appl,
Exper: not % nee. ont 9s ear Is; ss;,,sI1RBA] SaR M]
RIfETToSscaERs, IET5stMaEERNss PORTRAIT, expe..
enced for work in studio. HARRsl
g. EwING, 1913 F st. NV. N
tgibutor' permanent position, 5-da
wk. Apply 1l21. 5th st. NV nw..,;o-
opportunity for ambitious youn
man who is experienced in selltn
mems furnishings. Apply ofhct
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 s
SALESMAN, young man willing
learn prosperous business frol
Tround up; must be at least
hish school graduate, own trans
portation preferred; answer IN oW %
handwriting stating age, marlts
status and qualifications; wonderfl
opportunity for right man. 20
1o3-B, Star. %
Evening star., 1949-03-04

millwork; closed Sats. RUCKER tuM-
Shk S$G sRn Py0 eh eosss eSss
lining, gig per board IT.; AXIS .flr
PlyEo%9a Psc % 81 81 81 lsc t So T. &c e ss So IT, f.;
ing, 13c board foot; white asbestos
shingles' .oa,. 80 sq.; co sray-mottlfedS
lbs. asphalt shinsles: red srsenn' en
ga. s94. S5c bd. IT,; !. Piyscord
sheathing at 12c q SO; IT,; y" clear
flush fir doors, $500 each; Kimsul
tRSef e So e m and e raised e psnes aEnI.s
$3.50 ea.; 13s-in. French doors,
$3.50, open; 1A-in. French doors.
$3.50 open: Bsautifgl sda Kiln dry
BAfTImoRR BtSeP4Rt iSF fUMBER q9snsHsR safLEf co Ii.
1861. 1900 New York ave; ne:
BUILDING? Remodeling? Well. see
Az r5t IT, WTeebing ssins,on many amy wssS 5slS.
ington and King sts. in Alexandra;
Ace, is first with preWar prices ;t,.,Sdn ana
one million s,Es nrick dcor cieaneqh aan aheatee nq
SO so. Basins, built-in tubs. r. "a,
diations pipe. for fences. cast IL iron
slate plpes' and and ea'5lt Complete line Of new
So. atH It. warehouse. Stop by y, and Sc; see
what you can buy used: you VIII VIII
be amazed 9,nesx One TRIP Free se deiivery. All M
SAVE save time mi day aho SAT- ACE WREcKiNd
8s17. 4o02 Minnesota ave. ne. =
CONTINUED on Next PssO
Evening star., 1949-03-04

FURNITURE FINISHER and repair
man; 5-day. 4O-hour week: generous
company benefits and privileges.
Apply in person, Employment once
THE HECHT co. Service Bids, 14Ol
Oakie st. ne. Take Ivy City bus"
Evening star., 1949-05-09
ID. {. Group 10 Attend
Oklahoma Convention
I0f Southern Baptisis

A large group Of Washington
laymen and ministers will attend
the s2d annual session of the
Southern Baptist Convention to
be held May 10 to 20 at Oklahoma
City. Okla.
More than $4,000 Baptists from
.2l States are expected at the
meeting. The Southern Baptist
Convention has a membership of
6,4s1 ,9s1 and 26.622 churches.
Convention president is the
Rev. DR.. Robert G. Lee OF Mem
phis. Tenn.
Executive committee meetings
Of the convention will be held
May 16 and II. George 3. Fraser
of Washington. a member OF
Chevy Chase Baptist Church. is
president of the denomination s
executive committee.
DIR. Stith to Attend.
DR.. M. Chandler Stith. execu-
tive secretary of the District Bap-
tist Convention, will attend meet
ings of the denomination state
secretaries to be held May Is, and
IT.
The convention is expected to
state its views on such issues as
civil rights, state aid to parochial
schools. liquor and other social
problems. 1t will launch a world
program of missions in the fields
OF evangelism, education and be-
nevolence.
Two Washington Baptists are
scheduled to address the gather
ing. DR.. j. M. Dawson, public re-
lations secretary Of the conven-
ton, will speak on the opening
day and DR.. Arnold T. Ohrn. sec
retary of the Baptist World Al
lance. on May 10.
ID. C. Pastors Attending.
District area pastors. who will
attend the convention and their
churches include the Revs. Edward
Hughes Pruden, First; j. Ray Gar
rett. Second; X. Owen White.
Metropolitan; Edward B. willing
ham, National Memorial; Ward
b. Hurlburt, Brookland; Frank B.
Burress, Fountain Memorial: A.
Lincoln Smith. Congress Heights;
David r. Chastain, jr.. Christ:
Evening star., 1949-05-09

Of the convention. ths Rev. A
Klsuplks Of the Baptist World Al
lance. and Or. William J. Grow
der. department Of masssons di-
rector, District Baptist conven-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-05-09

Frank Squires. Covenant: c.
Michael War;. Luther Rice. Her
bert w. Baucom. Takoma Park;
Frank X. Brasington. First. Silver
Spring. Md: J. Raymond Nelson.
First. Bethesda, Nd. and John 7,
Coburn. Fifth.
Onicials In Baptist organizations
here who viii attend the meeting
include Herbert w. Ludwig. presi-
dent Of the Brotherhood Council
Evening star., 1949-05-09

Northern Sogway contains
Europes oasr Siae1eT wsRh
reaches from the mountain Aeawhis
directly 70 the sea- !; rejects
deep blue coicr,
Evening star., 1949-05-09

IVES, many of today's engines have been
stepped-up.. ;. they call for more power.
full gasoline! Now Shell gives you the most
powerful gasoline your car can use-Sheii
premium-its "activated." No other fuel
can top its power in your car!
This is made possible BY Shells own,
specially produced power comPonents and
by Shells own blending methods!
Actually, Shell splits molecules TO get
more power for today's more powerful
engines. So you get gasoline that's 'acti-
waited" ways!
I. Aesivufsd for knoeklsss powsri
Pulling hard in low gear or fraveiing n full
throrIe, Shell Premium delivers FULL quiet power!
4. Aessva4sd for fast .sstawsy.
Shell Premium delivers the extra power you can
feel-no baking" no "sfusiering you 30.
). A<sivafsd for fvE Hllsass.
Shell engineers sbaIance" Shell Premium 70 fhaf
every drop Of fuel goes 70 wofk for youl
Evening star., 1949-05-09
Aciivufion makes
the difference

Shell splits molecules: Shell scientists take
the finest available crude-acfivste the
molecules by splitting them and reafrang-
ins the atoms according 70 Shells formula
for perfectly balanced gasoline. The
result Shell Premium, the most power
fuI gasoline yoar car Gan use!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
FOX BEAUTY, DEPENDABILITT AND Val
YOUR SMARTEST CHOICE Is BULovA

Imagined Despite the rise in other COSTS you sill bu,
a Buloua for no more than you paid in 1871 = from
S2475 to $500! Today-as your gift choice make the
smartest choice of lifetime stunning, Buova
Watch. At better jewelers. everywhere
The Valley settler., 1949-03-04

N. '0 N. VCI CO iO NHCOLTIE
 PEH7ON Cont. from page l of Ircorporat ion and set a date for an e1c ct ion should ho doc ide in favor of the
 movo. Bonaf fdo res idents were defined as be ing adults, 21 years of ago, uho have re-
 sided in tho Territory for one year, and
 80 days in tho Vicinity. H.C. Mau roughly outl inod the proposed boundaries of tho area to be incorporated as reaching Tar cast as tho Airport but
 not including the Airport; to tho south as
 far as tho Fir Grounds, but not inct,.ding tho r. ir Grounds; to the vest includlp 2 tho Lucas, Snodgrass and part of tho Brrcoo addition; and to tho north including +i.e', Smith, Christensen and Snodgrass addit ..ss
 Al H2.en uas present at tho meeting ri +;i-
 carefully comp ilQd set of figures to p.cyo that .Incorpo rat ion would place a financ !: burden upon tho CorElun ity rh ich would o.v~, Uoigh all of tho advantages that might >o incurred. He proposed rather that Utl1,- ity District bo formed. IL EaGen's report had boon included tho ont fro bur don of tax es for which this school uould bo rospor. 1- bio. T'lis has been est imatod to bo about $25, ,ooo. .oo according to fiburo s received from Dr. Ryan. Carl R3arusson stated that he felt that tho Incorporation Of tho School District
 should roally como first because the burden of the school taxes should be born by the, Valley and not by tho tom alone. Ib.c. stoc,, collod for a listing of advan- tagos from Icor. .,orotion. ... ...-. He uas answered by Jack Maze rto stated that it vou1d give us bargain ing pouor and and agency which could accept, funds such as
 tho al1ocation for the Hospital and funds for the Airport. He stated that. TO rould have to put somo thing out before. No could loxpoct some thing. Then he pointed out that Iuo could have better 1au and order, bo able Ito finance the Fire Dopartaont better, and get Federal Houo ing. Tho disadvantages ; luore, he said, ma inly taxes. ..
 II Ha'cn at this point began plugg ing for tho Utility District. He no intod out that taxes would not be noce ssary if tho Di str .ct lovned something with Uhich to mako monoy, such as Tater, Seuor and t lac Fire Denart tmont UHdor this arrangomontr Ue would be ablo to lgct the l% tax that be levied hero under tho nov Tarritor ia1 1aV.
 C.r1 Rasmussen said that t1p Utility Die | trict form had one fault and that vas g;il-t
 the people had no control over the Co-ris
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

BECAUSE OF the alertness of
J. L. Oes) Barrett, Cascade, presi-
dent of the Montana Flying Farmers
and Ranchers association, Montana
fiers have a homemade parachute
which has proved indispensable dur
ing the recent rough weather.
MIR. Barrett picked up the idea
while at Vancouver, B. C. He has
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

used the chute repeatedly and found
it very practical in good weather or
bad to deliver supplies to his sheep
camps.
This parachute is made of burlap,
the only suitable cheap material.
One of the reasons it is suitable is
because it is SO porous. Solidly
woven material will not work I'M
less vented.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

According to Barrett, it is best to
get a piece of seamless burlap. The
one shown in the accompanying il
Illustrations is about 10 feet square.
Folding is not difficult.
The shroud lines, made of ordi-
nary clothesline are Is feet long.
They are attached securely to the
corners of the chute by knots. After
the shrouds have been knotted to
the parachute the free ends are tied
together leaving enough of the free
ends to tie the sack of supplies to
the chute.
Folding Chute
Here is how the chute is folded.
First spread the chute out care
fully. Then fold in the sides toward
the center as shown in figure l. Note
that the lower right and left hand
shrouds are about one-foot apart.
This is very important. Figure l
also shows the shrouds from the up
per left and right hand n ly-
ing between the lower left and lower
right shrouds. These shrouds
should be kept in this order always,
that is from left to right-lower
right, upper left, upper right and
lower right.
Now fold in half by pulling the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
Stockman Uses Burlap Chute
To Deliver Supplies

By LOUIS ]. TRUE, Secretary, Montana Flying Farmers
and Ranchers Association
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

SPRAYER!
q sG 5as' $4,000 F4 f.o's ;,

Americas first l-aluminum
crash-proof, rust-proof sprayer
=. thirty years of manufacture
ing know-how, built into every
SPEEDY SPRAYER.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Widdoes Succeeds Peden
As Ohio u. Athletic Head
by fhs Associated Press

ATHENS, Ohio, Dec. 16.-Car-
roll c. Widdoes, head football
coach. today was named athletic
director and director OF physical
education at Ohio University.
He will succeed Don c. Peden
former Illinois football star who
retires December 81 after 26 years
service here. Peden will retire to
his farm in Iowa.
Widdoes came to Ohio U. early
this year as head football coach,
after relinquishing his berth as
backfield mentor at Ohio State
University. At Ohio State he had
succeeded Paul E. Brown as head
coach when the latter entered the
Navy.
In 1914, his first year at Colum-
bus, Widdoes led Ohio State to an
unbeaten-untied season and the
Western Conference champion
ship. After the 1945 campaign
Widdoes voluntarily gave up the
head coaching job. and Assistant
Paul Bixler moved into the tor
spot.
Widdoes stayed on for two years
under Wes Fesler, then took owe,
here. In his first season, his Bob.
cats won four, lost four and tiec
one.
Evening star., 1949-12-16

end on the football team, and last
year was top scorer in area school,
boy basketball. went on a 27-point
binge in st. Adams opener yester-
day against Eastern.
Eastern won, however, 52-42.
Jack Merelman led the Ramblers
with Is points. 1t was Eastern's
first victory in two starts.
Roland Erickson put in four
baskets in the third period to get
Anacostia over the hump in its
58-49 victory over Bulls. Tom
Garland Of Bulls was high scorer
with % points. Ronnie Ryan
scored 18 and Ronnie Brooks. IT,
to lead Anacostia, while Erickson
tailed 8.
st. Johns had an easy time with
Chamberlain. coasting to a 71-2s
victory at Fort Myer. Jack DAILY
scored is points to lead the assault
Tech didn't injure its reputa-
ton by losing close one to Amer
lean University's freshmen, 1910
at Uline Arena. Bob Jones scored
a one-handed set shot in the wan
ing minutes to put the game on
ice for A. U.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
w. & N. Tour in Ohio
Has Marked bearinq
On Basket Prestige
BY the Assoeiossd Press

William and Mary tonight opens
a three-game trip into Ohio which
will have . marked bearing on
its prestige in the basketball
world.
Still unbeaten after four starts,
the Indians face John Carroll
University tonight in Cleveland
Arena in the second half of 4
twin-bill. Tomorrow they tangle
with powerful Akron University
at Akron and on Monday they
take on perennially strong Bowl
ing Green.
William and Mary, with Chet
Giermak pouring in points at q
32-per-game clip. will be favored
against John CAROLS Blue
StreakS.
John Carroll has a new coach
in Elmer Ripley. who left George
town after last springs athletic
department shakeup. Ripley is
building for the future and to-
night may tell whether that
future has arrived.
The Blue Streaks have won three
in q row.
Only one game is scheduled to-
night In Virginia. Lynchburg,
beaten last night by Hampden-
Sydney's defending State cham
pions, plays host to Gallaudet OF
Washington in a Mason-Dixon
Conference battle.
Emerson Johnson dropped In az
points as Hampden-Sydney de-
feated Lynchburg last night. &c.
47. johnson tried 13 shots from
the floor and made good on 10
In an amazing display Of accuracy.
The Norfolk Naval Base stood
of second-half Emory and Henry
rally to defeat the Wasps. 1850.
Wake Forest, in a stop at Guam
tico, hung a 60-45 shellacking on
the Marines.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Griffith
Continued From Page C-1

in midseason, but later lost that
effectiveness.
johnson attracted the attention
Of the Yankees while attending
Jefferson High School at Portland,
Greg. There ne pitched six no
hit, no-run games. made a tre-
mendous leap to Kansas City Of
the American Association and won
his first seven starts. He entered
the service and : at Fort Lewis
johnson pitched II times, won IA
games-10 by shutouts.
A 6-foot-2, 2oo-pounder. John
son didn't help himself with the
Yankees by his eccentricities. He
repeatedly loved breakfast in bed
and once incurred the. wrath OF
New York officials by ordering
four dinners. with roommate Spec
Shea, instead Of the customary
two. Harris. though, likes John
sons fast ball and is convinced
Don now is ready to adopt a more
serious attitude.
Evening star., 1949-12-16

linguistic problem for Holm
berg as he speaks eight Ian
guages. an accomplishment
which may be of great value
in his chosen profession. He
is enrolled as a journalism stu
dent at Tennessee.
In his training, Holmberg
follows the Swedish Speed Play
method in which daily exercise
including walking is carried
on during the entire year.
The Junior Chamber Mile
with Holmberg, Wade. Ross.
Jack Barry, the Irish champion
and Jack Twomey promises to
be one of the greatest contests
of the indoor season and at
least one other miller who has
broken 4:10 is expected to COM
pete.
Tickets for the 26-event pro-
gram may be had at the busi-
ness counter in the lobby Of
The Star Building or by mail
from Room 724, The Evening
Star Building. Prices at S1.20.
81, SO and 81.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Gonzogo-Co in Pro PreIim;
Blair Quint Visits G. w. HiQh

High school basketball takes a
breather tomorrow with only two
games scheduled. Gonzaga, which
was to meet Coolidge today. will
face Calvert Hall of Baltimore to-
morrow night at Uline Arena in
the preliminary to the Caps-Bal-
timore pro game. Tech will face
the American University freshmen
prior to the Roanoke Eagles game
at A. q.
A total of n games-heaviest
load 50 far this season-was on
tap today. A last-minute change
found Montgomery Blair playing
George Washington High at Alex
andria instead of Fort Hill at
Cumberland.
Blair has beaten Gaithersburg
and Priory. but in George Wash
tngton went up against a team
that was not beaten here last sea-
son and won The Stars Metropol-
itan tournament.
Roger Kinsbury, 6-foot 4-inch
ace from st. Albans, again Is grab
bing q big share of the spotlight.
The rangy youngster, who played