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Evening star., 1949-11-19
Falls Church Loses

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov.
10 (SpeciaD Fails Church High
Schools football team carried
back q record of six defeats
against three victories after end
ing the season on the weak end
of a 42-7 count against Lane here
last night. Fullback Leroy Cloud
scored the visitors only goal on
q 10-yard run after completing
passes Of Is yards each to End
Chester McCarl and Halfback
Fred Landess.
LANE
Ends-serusgs. stott. Keller, Dean, samuels.
Norvel1e, Lewfs.
TACKLES spencer. Bishop. seourss, Hawkins.
Rushton.
ogsrds-Kida. Marshall. Huffman. B.rn..t,
centers-Hushes, Seller, D. Bipsler
Backs-Adarnx wallenborn, VI. Bingler,
Nichols. Jackson. Chapman. \. Theodose. r.
FALLS CHURCH.
Ends-Mecarl, Lynn, Rothery, Porter.
Tackies-Porter. Stearns, Van Meter.
Quard rd-Devereaux. Cushman, Cans.
Schauer.
Centers-Bickrest, AeIntire.
Backs-Landess. Cloud. Miller. Purcell, Clam
b2tttsta. Akre, L. Miller. Trumbo. Tower.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Armstrong Wins Sixth

Armstrong Technical High has
six victories in the grid record
book against two losses. thanks to
Reggie Lees strong right. arm.
Lee fired a 23-yard pass to Arthur
VanBrackle In the closing sec
onds to beat Maggie Walker. 1877,
at Brooks Stadium. Louis Scott
caught a Lee pass to make the
Techmen's first touchdown. while
John Harriston bucked over six
yards for Maggie Walkers score.
ARMSTRONG.
Ends-Scott, Barton. Alexander.
Tackles-Reed, Shelton, Wisanant.
Guards-Thompson, Turner. Miner, Burt.
Bscfs-Lee, van Braekle. Freeman, Butler.
piggs, King, Queen. Rowungs.
MAGGIE WALKER.
Ends-Harrison, Oliver, Mitchell.
Tackles-Green, Stubs, W. Page, D. Page.
Guards-Trent. Aindes.
ssess-Mossy. Blunt. nastins, Lee, Paige.
f1llman. Harriston.
Armstrong .------e IL
Aaggie W1Nef y
Touchdowns-scott, van Braekle, Harriston.
Points after touchdowns-Bowles, Lee Gpiaee-
Evening star., 1949-11-19
.Gumbino Will Get Test
In CoIts-Dons Bottle
~ The Asseeisssd Prsss

BALTIMORE. Nov. 10. - In
Csambino, the former University
OF Maryland star. Is going to get
another chance tomorrow to prove
his pro worth to the Baltimore
Colts.
Coach Walter Driskill win start
Gambino ct fullback against the
Los Angeles Dons in Babe Ruth
Stadium. Gambino In two seasons
of professional play has never
come up TO expectations. although
ut times he has shown promise.
Hes played hardly at ell tn the
lfst two Colt games. but Coach
Dfiskill is going to give him full
opportunity to come through
against the Dons.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
By the Assoeiatsd Press

ATLANTA, Nov. 19.-Georgia
Techs Coach Bobby Dodd Is con-
sidering an offer from another
Southeastern Conference univer-
sity, according to both Atlanta
newspapers.
The Journal and the Constitu-
ton both said Dodd had received
such an attractive financial offer
he felt he could not turn 1t down.
The reports did not name the
SEC university In question, but
pointed out that Dodd makes only
So, 800 as head coach at Tech,
compared with $17,500 the Uni
versity Of Georgia pays Coach
Wally Butts.
AS q result Of the offer, the pa
Evening star., 1949-11-19
LACY'S, INC.

nkA Rnu SuS
RECEIVING AND MARKIN0 RI.
sood @ 'psS resord Who l. & fairly T sxper. in
purchases: Apply once Yds. lals
KouTr q Fl IA NAN AND SALESMAN. vhits
nonun,on, for bakery products. Can
Hours@fN 81 YSSk ts,-rerm.nen. poa-
tons; no sxperisnse, s, rssuirsd; 1a.. m
sssse'ana IT, :aessn1 en-
cern. We require serious, intelligent,
and ambitious men with. 8 least
hs ss Isessac:s ,ssSs app anS ao..
!a:s sssags1a s1s:i2i rs ;i'sdassBs;. sRssss. s
.22HsSas .223ss sth st; ,an NV; m.,.. -..r .sdr.
refsrensss. sss @ Box 1851. star. 20 70
enced only. FIELDS CLOTHES. 722
.l4th st, NV, corner n. 7. ave. 20
spisnd,d saa nsn1e oppors. ser t@hs @ rsSs man
you are ssps6ls IN ,.;',nI sni,inf tn. on
new Neolite sisns. Apply bet; u
FIANps. .s026 n. st, NV. 81
SALESMAN for business property
dept, one with experience preferred.
BOSS q PHELPS INC" l4l7 e, : St
sAIEsMEN-wsneed two young men
Of character and ambition 70 com
plete our local sales force. Ex-
Defience In our line unnecessary ~
sentiai. Car needed. We are ma
tiona1ly known manufacturer Of spe-
cial printed business forms. Write
for interview givtng .compiete de-
tails as to age. education. previous
sSoas sSSs'nsnsS nanS.r. n'rssa1 sas9 sif'1s ae
BOOK Co. Room 70z Dupont circle
sAEkasxSNseoIEiacfok. sldax MSNs.eesonEiI1aa q T. for indus
trial insurance route: auto neees.
sary. Apply sos Victor BLDG, .52A
saaEs sln 8. RRkinf;.xsrAr1vx Eli; to ;.ii HI .es-
s ni! clubs isryss s ios
stantial drawing accounts, good
Som.nissions; Excellent opportq,nn- IN
apt, RA. $3.50; G2Qs
SERVICE STATION ATT1NDANI.
ssSaisss; s.,spsoa. nc s.s Hsasr 5sis R K
AGO SERVICE STATION. roth ana
sacE hi 1SEE sxEEssiA. ssi ~ wonderful s eppor-
tunity for high grade shoe sales
man. $50 wk. draw aGsinst 10S
sgIg ss%ni'sion; sog sask Snlf ssss sas Ss'. pssd
sHRiPfiNG fRHHi SSA csIskk. sgs hi wholesale gro
cery warehouse. experience required.
Good position for right man eau
In person. Manager. MAzo BROS.
INC, 700 Z 1t. s.W. 10
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Turkey Golf Tourney
To Mrs. Simmonds

Mrs. A. q. Eimmonds won the
class A turkey golf tournament
yesterday at Washington Golf and
Country Club with 91-14-77. Mrs.
Henry Rile was second with
90 1870 and Mrs. Owen Hines
was third with 91-1o-81.
Mrs. Howard Hopkins led class
B with 104-22-82. Mrs. Fran
Richey was second with 111-26-85
and Mrs. Conrad Seibold third
with 116-26-89. Mrs. John Ho-
gan's 105-29-76 paced class c
players, while Mrs. Samhel Hau-
ser won the putting championship
In q playon with Mrs. Hal Nelson.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
ChorIes, kBA Champion.
Moving to Pittsburgh
ky the Assoe;uted Press

" mo Astotsoted PFeSs
Los ANGELES, Nov. 19.-NBA
Heavyweight Boxing Champion
Exzard Charles has become "irked
with his home town" Of Cincin-
natl and will shift his residence to
Pittsburgh, Manager Jake Mintz
said yesterday.
Mintz said Charles. q resident
LOT Cincinnati since moving there
as q youngster from Georgia. was
angered because about three
months ago he was asked to leave
the River Downs clubhouse be-
cause of his race"
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Forrington Hits Lack
OF COLLEGE, Support

A crowd Of $4,000 was expected
for today's game between George
Washington and Georgetown, but
1t should be q sellout. according
to Max Harrington, George Wash
ington director Of athletics.
Harrington. speaking ut the
Georgetown "G" Clubs annual
pre-G. w. dinner ut the Hotel
Washington, urged every one to
get behind college athletics IN
Washington. Harrington said he
enjoyed going to Redskin games.
but added. This has been . pro
town too long"
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Irish-Okluhomo Come
Rumored Set for 1852
By the Associated Press

TULSA, Okla. Nov. 19.-The
Tulsa World says 1t has been re-
liably informed q regularly sched-
uled football game will be played
between Notre Dame and Okla
homa Universities at Norman,
Okla, In 1852.
The Irish also will meet Texas
University at Austin, Tex, during
the 1851 season, the newspaper
says.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
100000 Ducks, Geese
Reported in Bay Area
BY the Assoeiotsd Press


Duck hunters opened fire at
noon yesterday In what probably
will be one OF Maryland's most
successful seasons in years.
Game experts say there are
about 100000 ducks and geese
feeding in the Chesapeake Bay
area, with the top supply on the
Susquehanna fats.
The 40-day season-up Is from
last year-also should be good on
the Eastern Shore along the
Northeast. Bohemia, Elk. Sassa-
fras and Chester Rivers. g
The daily bag limit is four ducks
and two geese. The time limit is q
half hour before sunrise until
sunset.
Public shooting areas have been
set up on Taylors Island In Dor
chester County and Cedar Island
in Somerset County.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK-Young man,
must be good typist and able 70
meet public also must be energetic
work. Five and one-half day wk.
Excel. employee benefits. See Mr.
Kackley, HILL q TIBBrTS. INC,
I114 Vt ave NV. -2l
ADJUSTER, opportunity TO- receive
vision for permanent position In
handling automobile casualty in
sur ance claims. Younger man age
rs to so with some legal training,
Is desired Box 119-J. Star. -21
auto. finance company, must have
ear. Excenent salary and reim-
bursement for expenses. Expert
ence helpful. Apply In person. Mr..
Flax, EaUITABLE CREDIT CO..
Evening star., 1949-11-19
De Mutho Wins Over MIS-

Chick Richardson had a hand
In almost all the scoring as De-
Matha High edged National Train
ing School. 7-2, at N. T. 8. Rich
ardson was smeared in his end
zone by Don Baker to give the
Trainers a 20 lead in the first
quarter. The De Matha halfback
redeemed himself In the third
period by intercepting George La
Roque's pass and running 73 yards
for a touchdown. John Schin-
holtser kicked the extra point.
NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL.
Ends-Baker, Rochelle, Maud.
Tackles-Kendall, Berman. Hemo, Smith
Guards-Mason, Plume, Prosser.
Centers-Ieach, Touhey.
Backs-Beach. LaRoQue, Cable, Aaivsy.
DE MATHA.
Tsckles-Mays, RubeAck, Garrity, Cousnhn.
Guards-Boyer, Parlon.
Center-Saltsf. -
van, Schinholtser. ,
De MathA -
Touchdevn- Point after touch
safety-BaEsr tackled Rieh.rdson).
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Wilson Teachers Open
With East CdroIinu

Wilson Teachers College will
open its 1949-50 basket ball season
tonight when 1t takes on East
Carolina Teachers at Jefferson
Junior High at 3 o'clock.
Making their debut under Coach
Phil Fox. former Roosevelt High
mentor. Wilson will present tow
ering players in 6-foot-4 Bill Gray.
6-foot-2 Steve Vermillion and
6-foot-1 Rice Hall. Other MEM
bers Of the squad include Jack
Spicer, Al Giuffreda, Kenny Burns
and Billy Hibbs.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICES

;%s5l: SSsTl: Teachers Experienced: ao!sF o!sF.
THE Hs' a ATLAS AGENCY specialists in
aceount.nts. once manasers. RE.
ExsPPEERiitEfNcED wRifriEah prepares
addresses. club papers. toasss; plans
A COUNTRY sAN1TARIuM, With
beautiful surroundings, will take in
valids. chronically III or .conya-
sdna' issina food; aaa reasonaSis price. rs Tels-
RE%soN Raass sr0Y1s hfaHT sAsfHARfgM' II T!ss
xShfss NsyT i:n Ssvnsss shsss g. ss the s APy Ps;
coed price CAN pg; g; 97Ra; 5;e eyes. %. q,
SeiE SFeARiTNERsH1p: aosie. Is hereby
given that the partnership OF David
N. Kay, J. A. Brown and Claude
"AAA Realty compans," with ofsces
at 9719 Georgia avenue. Silver
Spring, MARYLAND, bias been dis
solved as Of November LIST. 1949.
By the withdrawal and retirement
Sem ond 'aa os tbe said parsners who
has assigned ali Of his interest in
the said partnership to David M.
Kay and ], A. Brown; said remain:
ing partners shall continue said
partnership business under the same
COMPANY" with ofices at 9719
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring Mary
land.
ATTENTION, DUCK HUNTERS
Best spot on the bay. Full limit every
day. Call for appt as dates are
lilhited. BOB LEATHERBURY,
West River 4692. -24
SWEET CIDER AND APPLES
Black Twis, stayman. and Delicious:
sold direct from our own orchards.
PLAINF9ELD ORCHARDS, Out Ga.
ave. to Glenmont. Nd. right 5 mi,
Rt. 1872. at high water tower. W.. W.
MOORE. Sandy Spring. Md, Ashton
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Oil Burner Mechanic

Oll BURNER M6ClldIllC
Must be experienced on all makes
Of oil burners. Must be reliable and
have references. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for the right man. Phone
before 8 pm, DI. $685..
PAINT DISPATCHER, experienced.
for large retail paint outlet. Phone
s skooSHasD sSH1 iS+ eo'' so5"''fassso ssis o.s.ssis
PAINTER. must be 1st-cisss. Cali
Mr.; BOISE at 1880 pm. Rockville
PHARMACIsT - Registered in Va.
Full or part time. COLONIAL VII
LACE, 1ds7 Wilson blvd.' Arl.. Va
PLGMBER. exp. Iobbins: DR.. permit.
local ref; top wages for top hand;
PsrW1nsns;x PsWpWsxf 3 az dsys osAs week. scs JOE
FLUMBERS (2l, with Maryland jour-
n1 nsyman.s ssst sssd. SOBER good workers.
rLGMSEk L1n Hn igIS AID HELPER. exDeri-
enced, Tor tobbing and remodeling
shop; good wages and steady work;
references required. J. c. FLOOD
CO, 2012 18th st. NV. -22
PORTER No nights or Sundays.
COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY.
17ss3 Wilson blvd Ari' Va, OK OK.
FoRTER, experienced. wanted for
super market. CORAL HILLS SUPER
MARKET, 4737 Marlboro pike Sc.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HELP MEN tcont.l
FLOORLAYERS

hsi1''sss hish vases: s'!P M jeb. kspess
Tsasy FnaN feE SeoENgTRucIIoN EaTs aS sE Co. soasn
Capitol St. 2 blocks over District
FOREMAN, for sheet metal shop.
must be experienced IN roonng3
shop. Write experience in detail.
references and phone number. Box
rSki Ii1,'' OIL Sisfi DRIVERS. 4o-hr. work
necessary; must have good driving
Apply The AMERicAN OIL Co.
1900 N. Arlington Ridge rd.' Arl-
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. must b.
experienced WOODLAND SERVICE,
1925 North Washington blvd.
GkockR9 A,cfkis99' CLERK. part time, som.
HOTEL CHIEF EssNEEs; Es;.,.sl.. .sll. q: y:
slyins a.s. g; full particulars. past
HouRseHMxs.J sTuRssfHM%xiss.;J ;JAN1roR. to live M n; no
s'aH sssard.y AoD' oDly. IN l{ea issh g. qs
INSURANCE SALESMAN. opportunit,
.eouna s4s sxH %s4sa asS't nan ss Ct
s2ss' ss29ssess X %R s'S 'SSeaRok2 ii e start -,S a.
JANIT0R, excellent opportunity 70
ing in district. Apt. and good sal
Local references required: Apply
IN person, Monday. BErTzML, Real
aariei Eaatiei 1915 x st. NV" 9d Mrs.
JAHiToR, for NV. apt. BLDG. sth-
and salary; no children; local TeN.
Apply resident mgr: 3O6l !dano
,Axrros, .aeseu.hly F.l..sl. ~ man
able to furnish local references:
hours start at s pm. Apply in
fns.sSn fnssrsS9s, ~ 472S Bethesda ave. Ia Be-
JEWEIkY EVEN Ma SALESMAN. .xper. Perm.-
nent position available for right
man; good salary and excellent COM
mission; sq vpe See e. MI. Lows, SCOTT scosTrT
JR. ACCOUNTANT. with public accts.
firm, some travel involved. must be
aectg. school graduate. excellent op-
portuntty. good working conditions.
Apply stating age education. BOZ
Ms1TGuTfER. a2si9; ussfI; reliable. .xper.. NO
drinkers; good hrs, good salary.
steady Job. Apply in person.
ALEXIS MEAT MARKET, 3104 M
MEoaxh1c. Il; aixhs automobile; ,ezceiisn.
opportunity for 1st-class. all-around
mechanic. CRANES SERVICE CEN
TER, 3101 r. ]. ave. ne, DU. 92O2.
lie
MILLWORK ESTIMATOR - YOUNG
man, experience necessary. perma-
nent position with good salary for
right man. Apply Frank Troth.
BARBER & ROSS. 9Th and v sts.
MoToRcYCLH GnHA OPERATOR for Pick
up and delivery in Ford Agency,
Maryland permit required, excel.
working conditions. See Mr.. Bowen,
BILLH1MER & PALMER. 3l1O
Hamilton st., Hyattsyille. -2l
on BURNER MECHANIC, exper. IN
new installations and repairs. Can
WI. 1885 -10
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Shifting, Headaehy
Common Colds
Quickly Eassd

MiIburn's Capsules are In
tended TO bring you relief In
short order. They start work
as soon 6 you take them
help you feel better right away.
Annoying snf1iing and nag
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the 1iscomforts Of = cold are
often relieved In 3 short time II
these pleasant capsules are taken
Is directed. Discover for your
self this easy way to help you
feel better when you have . cold.
Get Z package Of nLBURNB
CAPSULES now at your favorite
drug store. Only $50 the box.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Ouuntico Sturs Injured

QUANTTCO. Va, Nov. - (Spe-
cial). ,- Backfeld stars Rudy
Flores, Benny Moore and Roy
Russell all were sidelined with in
juries today as the Quantico Ma
rines prepared to battle Niagara
University in Butler Stadium.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

Mount Vernon High School
trounceo the Bulls "B" team.
1918, last night at Mount Vernon,
The Mounts still have another
game on the schedule Thanks
giving Day date with Fairfax. So
far they have won three. lost I'VE
and tied one.
MOUNT vKRNoN.
xnas-Hoesie LArksy. west, Derr.
Tackles-Cooke, Coekrsn. Simpson, Atkin-
dusrds-Brokav, Aec4n. p4tts. Every.
Centsfs-E1el, Bufk-
Baeks-8sre. Nosfclk, Kuhn, NeWyiIk,
shinsult, Petttt, Evsrit*. Dcwnss, Brown
Kelley.
Ends-pay, Drendel, Wainsueh, Weh,
Gevenaugh, Whitshufst.
Tsekiss-osliisr. pelansy. Jennings, nisst
duards-ward, Buckley, Ksnnsbssk. Dsush-
srH -r.
HseSs-piehl, Cole, Nudsis. oiife., Seminar
wiiiiama, Laughran. aoNsal hartain
ssSs' ss;''. v.rnsa-----n i -
TooehSsvns-NorfoIk. Psttit. xvsrttt. psrr
YeIIsy. Leughxan, HudEts, CAvanAugn. feann
after touehdoWns-West, Kelly, Laosnrsh
{placemsnts1.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Tech Hurriers Ahead

Tech had low score Of IS points
to win the Anacostia invitational
cross-country meet yesterday.
Eastern was second with Al. fol-
lowed by Anacostia with 81 and
Roosevelt with 30.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
5PERTY MANAGEMENT

Large real estate firm has
opening for man between 80
and As years Of age who Is
thoroughly experienced in
handling rental properties
and apartment houses;
must have car. Excellent
opportunity for the right
man. No inquiries made un-
til after an interview. Adj
dress Box 491-J, Star.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Shipping and Stock Man

Fully experienced In electrical sup
plies and lighting fixtures; only men
with such experience should apply;
good salary and good future for
rtght person.
Beacon Electric Supply Co.
eosi 18th st.. Silver spfins. Nd.
SOLICITORs FOk PH0f0GRAIHER.
At once. TcD commission. Phone
sfOcK Dor and xrapper, coiored.
fapenisnee noon rsssFfea HRY aAYNPe NAPeS c,iprS ap g
o02 14th 81. nv. 40
4TOCKAAN. capable of receivtng and
shipping shoes with the prospect Of
becoming D Sale1men with high
Grade concern. Boz 204-H. Star.
(Continnsd % Nsxt Pass.b
Evening star., 1949-11-19

When anspertnc ddpertisements
addressed to Star bo8es do NOT
inclose original references, OF
other materials Of personal rdlue:
Copies serps the DErDoss and
oSt0t&a may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
BRICKLAYERS

Experienced only: steady work, 10.
TsaTsse, III so :sss s':s'a, :ss,
.s!rdHI a11a 3 I.,,.si:. .ss s4n,ri.ne.d: sooa
isassa; psssss. sfz saIz1s sssysosoD yooD sfSsE
cxs cLEANkk and poli,hs,, szpsi;
Ro1,fi. s4s VIZ e e.i efis ST. ssee se'i sod., aa''
CAKPKNTEkS, must have transporta-
don: home Improvement division.
ssDors. ssDst.. .t sam. at 1924 Wis: $50 sSs''
cfERk. n,sh. Il pm, te : ana z
hotel trsnscript. Apply OF ofaee 2ol,
ssssss.; sss; s.; s.s:Dtsa. s;so am: 70 81 ! b.
cIEEk wanted is5 retail ,,I:. ,.pnss' q ns.s .na
and capable Of making change cor
sfDE sGs17'.: n.us6sY sass eeel' so iraa pa:
to 8 pm. 120 Commerce lane.
Reckytlls: Md; Rockville s55o;, ,: -as y,
ary,- S37 80 per 6-day week; Ap>
MaNnLEH w MANA>ssNA a1
coU5NTiI Ss5 NAN. experienced. for
Kosher deiicatessen. Apply At 5S2s
KAstern ave. NV. -21
DANCING TEACHERS
Arthur Murray. Dance studios need
young men with personality and am
bition TO teach ballroom dancing.
ins i conrse riyen. Unusual opportun-
ffy 10 advance to position Of super.
visors and executives COLLEGE trained
men between 1922 Civen prsf: 20
not .. phnns sn,, or Apnly DBL niss ferre Ss-
Arthur Murray Studios
1106 Conn. Ave.
DRTVKR, white. for linen supply
route. Must be dependable. not over
fRieT Il sas nisi iSts s0Gd sdkRvics. asii q &
pRaiivrns wanted for DIAMOND cabs;
new and used ears avail: rsas.
rental rates; must have identtfea-
aon s.rd; pi,nssnda, Hqs a,llSRiYMan lssi aol N st.
.s:. .ss.' s,l7:l af spa'as aasf "a. ss2- ssSs:
DRrHR-PoRrER. local busIness
WARD LIQUOR STORE. 21o6 7 st.
pnSirvrn-sALEsHAN-HREs Roor
BKER, quar-. SALARY and commission.
Extra Dement'S. 5-day wk. Call TO.
ps.s1H4EfssaaTHsn1s. ss14 fos aHRsn nssadsll 81 donuss and
sveet goods: experienced only. Ap-
ply 7os Mishisan ave: a.. 9:s Ia Is.
kxp. only. state ase and duaii,ca-
lions. Box 117-J, Star. --24
ENGNE8ki must be graduate and
experieneed. .preferably with anmu-
nttion fuses; must be elistble Tor
confldsnttal material: referenees re-
auired. Phone WI. S226 for sp-
xNdMsIEK; Ssi sfiii1i rsfriserat,oH experienes
-squffed; tth and 7th license: A4ply
chief engineef. CHEVY CHA6B Ex
xNSiNf71 With Class aSs nesnss u
better. ni{ht shift I htsh.pn:essrs
esLsnt pay; Permanent DosisssScn.
rfInINo hoy, part time, to set Din
nsrs for Bachelor. Box S$SSe,A ~
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Porker-Groy in Front

Parker-Gray of Alexandria, led
by Mel Carroll, whipped Jefferson
of Charlottesville. 26-7, last night
at Alexandria.
Parker-Gray II eA
Jefferson .----------o -
Tuuehdowns-CarroIl, :; Tripiett, Valentine.
msnt), Carroll (pass), Jones frun).
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Rhode Island Pharmacy
1880 First Street NV.
Is q Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conven-
ientIy located throughout
the City for the oecep-
tonce Of Classified Ad-
vertising.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
College Football
Scholastic Football
By The A.soeiatsd Press
Nv fhe As,oe;ated Pros,

. By me HtSotldfod FTotf
dranby (Norfolk) O.. warwick III
TaxeWeil vs.. ~Appalactia, postponed. snow
Geo. wash. Oanvilie) Is cradock ol
Jefferson tRosnoke) II
7. C. GlAss Qynehburg1 14
Peabody fPetersburg) 20 Phentx
Rsnsdlstibns bs,. sq E.
PoQuoson Is 13-------------Ma Matthews 81
Glen Allen "a 64 Culpeper 12i
Hishland SpfinSs II
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Adiuster-Inyestigator

s1-24. Excel. opportunity for quick
advancement in rapidly expanding
sitfon requires hard work from .
man who's used to being better than
adeQuate. Company dement's, insur-
ance, etc. Car necessary during
training period. Salary and car ale
lowance. Phone Mr.. West, e-5, WA.
1926.
AETNA FINANCE co.
S215 r, I. Ave-, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
ANNOUNCEMENT
HANNA AYOUB RUG
mEANINH TO

Open evenings, Mondays through Sat-
urdays. until 8 o'clock. A complete
selection Of broadloom carpets on
sale.
5225 WIS. AVE, WO. Gill
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Radio Service Men

on AM. IN and record
changers. 2o7s discount on al pur-
disqualification. Must have car.
We Pay Top Salaries
And Car Allowance
Evening star., 1949-11-19

Lock Trouble? MA. 6O58
Home and auto locks repaired and
replaced. Keys fitted to any lock;
door checks overhauled.
CENTRAL SAFE & LOCK CO.,
9O2 EYE ST. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
PORIERS

GOOD pay. Apply Mr., Ettlin. 3rd a..
BOND CLOTHES, 1885 r st. NV.
FRODUCE AND VEGETABLE NAN
must be experienced: excellent pay.
blum your way through. CORAL
HILLS SUPER MARKET, 4737 Marl-
horo pike Sc. 30
Evening star., 1949-11-19
Mount Vernon Ahead

MISUNDERSTANDING fuIut AkSSx
down-Schtnholtser.
safety-Baker (tackled Riehardson).
Evening star., 1949-11-19

First-class strip and mastic men onlyf
high wages; LONGTIME Job. Report
ready for work TAO am. STAN
BERN CONSTRUCTION CO.. South
Capitol St. 2 blocks over District
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Welcome, DR.. Weizmann!

The visit of DR.. Chain Wezmann, beloved and ven
erabe president Israeli to the United States late in
Aprl will be truly monumental event. 1t will be monu-
mental for victorious brothers in Israel and for the
Jews of America, well.
President Trumans presence at the dinner in New
York City honoring President Wezmann will symbolic
before the whole world the bond of friendship linking
America with the newborn Jewish state. And will
demonstrates in warm and dramatic fashion, the knship
of spirit between the nations each to life IN
travail and strife each founded the mpersabe prin-
cple of mans right to freedom and dignity.
We of American Jewry will have opportunity, on
the occasion of the Wezmann dinner to pay homage to
the man who than any other individual is respon-
be for the fact that the Jewish homeland exists today
strong and free That man. of President Wez-
mann himself At the same time we will have an oppor,
ny to realize anew the debt of gratitude which and
the Jews of all the world to another man-for his
support of Israes righteous cause his unyedlng cham
democratic doctrine That of course, is President
Harry S. Truman.