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Evening star., 1950-04-16
MEN


This Is an opportunity for meehani-
cally inclined men 10 become Sales-
men, selling q new renoyatinE ma
chine for homes and ofices YOU
SEE NO DIRT-SMELL NO DIRT
WHERE DOES 1T GO? Come in
10 o'clock sharp Monday. We have
the answer 70 your money problems.
You may see concrete evidence Of
weekly earnings OF Sl50-s3On and
meet. the men who are doing n.
No investment to make. Car IA
necessary. Apply IN person. Room
EOS lsl1 ST. NV. Ask for
Mr.. Machines.
NEN, married, with cars. 70 train
locally for DOS. with large msnufsr-
turing company. Not eanyaEsinR
Earnings while training Around
800 weekly Apply lils oEt Sc.
10 am. 10 pm ia
Continued on Next PaxeJ
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Mutual, ITO G, MA. 0954

Arch. craftsman, exper.. S10O: const
eng. plumb. -heat. design. S100;
steno., dys., fut. adv. starts S234;
elk -typiSts, Bethesda, $50: investi-
gator, car, 2-yr. coll, S1S5; route
2 yrs. coll. S1s7; typist, fast,
Secy., legal, $4,000: steno.. legal,
$50; secy., assn, $3.50: secy., some
dictaph., S55: stenos:. fig. apt. S55;
jr.-sr. stenos. S175-S220: bkpe..
mach. opr., $3.50 up: typist-PBX
RECEIPT. to S220: hostess, ding rm.,
$40 oluS meals IL
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AUTO MECHANIC-only lst class
With ChrySler products experience
need apply; or men with experience
on Bear wheel attainment and frame
STRENGTHENING machine: hourly
WAGES. Call MR. RIVERS. Rockville
:.alR Ia
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SALESCLERK
A Preferred Position

good personality and sales ability.
Start $40 week. After 3 weeks this
man should earn UP to S125 weekly.
Outstanding future. Permanent. Ap-
ply at once. Box S5-E, Star.
SALES ENGINEER-Experienced sales
engineer for heating and ir-condi-
tioninE. Engineering desree desired
but not essential Write stating
ING ENGiNEER1Nd CO. INC. si51
9th at. NV; interview will be ar
SALESMAN, experienced. general re-
SURPLUS INC. 400
s sALEsMAN for sporting goods; must
have selling experience and knowl-
edge Of fishing tackle; good hours
and pay. Mills CO.. 9th and z SITS.
direct factory sales of
cabinets, ranges, etc, to builders.
dealers and distributors. Very
profitable connection on commission
basis for experienced man. AID. $500
for appointment.
with q following in the
construction business; permanent
SALESMAN to cail on srocery trade;
age 25-35; permanent position, good
f:i.I.ne.n S.sry must srsKMAS efys sar s36 ~
CORP. Call LA. 6-66s7 for ap-
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MESSENGER

High school graduate. 1923 years Of
ase; neat in appearance. capable OF
passing physical exam. Apply Per-
sonnel, Room sos.
r.sHIs
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Educational
HELP MEh

observation-disclosures ioI indus
trirl insurance route, auto nee esSAry-
S03 Victor BldS "a 9th ST, nv
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GARAGE CLERK

FURNITURE F1NISHER
Good hours. good paw. Apply MAX
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SALESMAN-SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY FOR A
CAPABLE AND EXPE-
RIENCE ED MAN TO
HANDLE SALES OF Ma
TIONALLY ADVER-
TISED BRAND NAMED
APPLIANCES AND TEL
EV1SION WITH A
LARGE, WELL-ESTAB-
LISHED WASHINGTON
CONCERN. CAR NEG
ESSARY. SALARY, $50
PER WEEK, PLUS COM
MISSIONS. POSSIBLE
Sl00 OR MORE PER
WEEK EARNINGS. AM
PIE LEADS FUR
NISHED, WITH HALF
DAY ON FLOOR. GIVE
COMPLETE INFORMA-
TON AND REFERENCE
IN YOUR REPLY. BOX
09-D, STAR.
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Auto Service Salesman
One of Washington's largest General
Motors dealers wants 1st-clasS serv-
Ice salesman who is full-fledged me-
chan1c and had experience as serv-
Ice salesman. Excellent opportunity
for right man.
OuriSman Chevrolet
$40 H st. ne, TR. 1890. See Mr.
Presgraves. -16
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WAREHOUSE sUPERv1soR-ship-
ping and rec. exper. req
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN
AGER-Local retail exper. req.
WOMEN.
ST-SECRETARY - Must
be able to meet and deal with pub
lie: subst salary
Girl, FRIDAY-Take full charge of
smell Cffice, no steno. REQ
STATISTICAL CLERK-No typing
nee.
ASSISTANT DIETITIAN-very nne
organization
PROGRAM DIRECToR-Bxcel. sum-
mer camp.
TTDC TkHDT CEDyIT~T
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neutrality-suspicious.

neutrality-suspicious.
Young man or woman, degree re-
auired, must type. Prefer exp. but
will consider well trained grad. Good
salary and OPP.
Saleswoman-teacher or social worker
for select shoppe handling educa-
tional toys.
BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
1905 Ga. Ave, 81. 1924.
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statesmen

Steady wear round INC NJ Nth d.
pendself year ECunG products
AlgmlGGn Awnl"g.
Alum, mum DcNr CauCrlrs
ALUMINIUM combination Green aSA
storm vtnd0wS anc doors
We make them giSht N--s .r ou- own
modern plant To yN- a. ssl-S-
man ~ ruesHS
:. Immediate installations
30 Immediate commissions
3. Pleased customer for further
,cAdt
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION-Va. Aberdeen Angus Assn,
Hill Farm. Fredericksburg, Va; s
bulls. 60 females. Sale mgr, S. l..
SHANNON, Jr.. Box 800, Fredericks-
burg Va
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Evening Star Building


PLUMBERS-EXperienced, new work
Apply 5U4 Forest Glen I'd. Silver
Spring. Md. 7:30 am, Monday
PLUMBER. Of foreman caliber. to run
and install plumbing jobs; take
complete charge Of housing projects;
Montgomery and Prince Georges Cos,
top vases, Refs. required. Reply
Box 41S-C, Star ."
PRESSERS. experienced on woolens;
must be a steady worker and able
to produce quality work: apply in
person: do not phone. ALEXANDRIA
CLEANERS, 604 Montgomery St,
Alexandria, Va. -l6
enced. Call LO. 5-9S2". -l6
PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR, for
metal fabrication company; must be
experienced. DAILY. MERRITT a.
SULLIVAN, INC, rear 034 c5th st.
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AMBASSADOR
EMPL. SERVICE, INC
BUSINESS MANAGER
MAN
1924 K ST. NV: REALTY BLDG,

Automotive field. travel; must be ex-
perienced in accounting and all
day only. Expenses and 4,S0O.
WALTER H. KESSLER
PERSONNEL SERVICES
612 Washington Bldg, 18th and New
York Ave. NV. ST. 944@.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys.. stenos., bkprs.. cashiers, elk
typs., ofc. mach. oprs. Many other
select office positions.
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 N. Y. Ave NV
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Fed l.. williams & Ted Z. williams, Jr
Auctioneers
LARGE SALE USED
FURNITURE
Williams AuCLlOn HOUSE
a1s New York Ave:

a1S New York Ave.
TUES, APRIL 18th, 2 PM.
Living room suits, twin bed room
suites. breakfast sets, lounge and liv-
ing room chairs, odd chests and
dressers. new mahogany Z pc. dinette
set, mahos. drop leaf tables, mahog
console tables, platform rockers, odd
sofas, innerspring mattresses, odd
beds complete, tables of various
kinds, odd side chairs, floor and
table lamps, small electric refrigera-
tor, numerous odd pieces, other
household effects. Auction house full
of splendid and useful articles.
AuctioneerS phone, MA. 2679.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
TEACHERS

TEACHERS
Q) With degree in social studies and
experience in upper elementary
grades, girls school. $500 mo. !;
(2l with degree in physical educa-
ton and several years teaching
experience, girls school, $500 mo-:
kindergarten: t4) resident teachers
in out-of-town girls Junior college
for Ia Spanish. (b) home eco
nomics. (cl art, (d> piano, te) COM
mercial, ~ history, 5000 mo. plus
board and room.
Colorado BLDG. 18th and G RE 1928
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SHOEMAKER

1st class exper In all type work,
should have knowledse Of complete
shoe rebuilding and rehnishing and
general leather work. must furnish
satisfactory refs. steady empl !
modern equipped shop ATWELL s,
332 Commerce lane, Rockville Nd.
-16
SHOEMAKER WANTED, please apply
In person. BLUE FLAME VALET
SHOP. 940 r st NV. is
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced, per-
manent position, pleasant working
JOSEPH DE YOUNG. 1145 Conn.
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4ere9 e. roff FoGnF soe s1fnS
HOMES, Georgia ave-. Wheaton. Md
Rjrhrannd %
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COLLECTION MAN. experienced in
telephone Work. LONGS. 73l 7th
COLLECIoR-sA SALESMAN: $40 q day
Plus commission and bonus, Must
ards. GENERAL HOME EQUIPMENT
CO., So K ST. nv.
COMPOSING ROOM FOREMAN.
tWors1nsl, for small print shop; nom
sts3h s,coholic; publication and Job work:
coSccRESTTE AND CEMENT mi finish
contractor; footings. grading, base
ment, steps, porches, garage floor
house Job. Mass. ave. mr.. D. c.
D. c. Is.
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN. must be
tial construction. Excellent oppor-
tunity for capable man. Apply Mon
day, 1880 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
CONTRACTORS ASSISTANT. expert
fn nsia IN fsnRns and Fes2i6l sR6pns fns ms
terials. estimating. helpful. Must
know city. Md. and Va. Permanent
position for sober, stable, married
man. Write, giving experience, edu-
aualifications. Box i6-E. Star. is
COOK, short order. for drugstore;
no Sundays; exper Apply in per-
son only. NATIONAL DRUG CO,
1000 Conn. ave. NV. -
COUNTERMAN. experienced in Kosher
delicatessen, restaurant. Apply 1913
7th st. NV, sun. afternoon.
COUNTERMAN, exper., good salary
RESTAURANT. 51s3 wilson blvd,
Arlington, Gil. 9405. -17
COUNTERMAN; no experience neces-
sary, one who desires permanent
work. Apply 1900 Annapolis I'd,
BladenSburg Nd. is
CRATERs - oualified craters of
household goods required ir nedi-
sE6R sts!y Az Apply ~ in PEI; person nc coLoN1AL
Credit and Collection Man
store. We will pay W top salary to
man who is aggressive and possesses
initiative. Steady position, excellent
future. Box 43a-C. Star. lis
CREDIT MANAGER, EXPE-
RIENCED, FOR WELL-ES-
TABLISHED APPLI NCE
COMPANY. CAR NECES-
SARY. SALARY. SIS WEEK
LY. GIVE COMPLETE IN
FORMATION AND REFER
ENCE IN YOUR REPLY. !
BOX 139-D, Star.
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exper.: capable of operating milk
ing machines. Herndon 169-W-2.
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HELP kEN

CARPEETERS-L7e. construction job
Apply to MASTER BUILDERS, 4so5
r. ave. HyatssYille. Mo. lie
CARPESTERS-Mus be 1st class.
Report to Mr.. WARD. 5Su5 viii
NETT road. Alta Vista Terrace. lis
CARPET MECHANIC and helper. ea-
perienced only, permanent ooStt.cn,
top salary, no lay-offs DIENERS.
INC. 500 P. l. ave. ne. IL
CAR WASHERS, must be experienced
and h8T" D. c. drivers per~1it. Ap-
ply BA3BER'S ESQ SERVICE, 10th
sn6 zine avc. S.v.
CASHIER and general clerical, exper
pre-: perm noll spc ICe'. IuLure
for alert person: 6-6ay week Apply
bet. 10 am. and pm. LUBAR.
1900 6 s.. nv. is
CHLF NEEDED, capable and cxpcr'-
enced: sl.o carver and steam table
men needed. Apply ll9 3 ST. Sc.
Ehnn~ ~
Evening star., 1950-04-16

GAS STATION ATTENDANT. hours i
pm. TO 10 pm; good future and
salary for right man. Ashton 437l;
ewes, 81. 0796. --16
GAS STATION MANAGER. good op-
month after. short training period;
reasonsble hours, vacations. sick
leave. bonus. etc. Apply promptly,
10 am Monday FSSO CENTER.
Wisconsin and Que st.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER-Youns
man to work on inventory control
and MARKING Of merchandise tchina
an, and glass and one that Toyld ~ be e
GH1NA h4fsSs'ee esToaRE eaEa iss conn MAKiiNs I'VE
GRiLLMAN. white, young man. not
over 80 years old, to work to 12
evenings: S;55 week; must be re-
liable and sober Apply in person
Monday between l and 4, 3201 Mt.
Pleasant st. NV.
GRILL and steam table. man, white,
CHAsTLETON PHARMACY, 18th
and r sts. NV lis
GROCERY CLERK. white. young.
Some knowledge of plants and
flowers preferable but not essential
Apply in person only. 1900 Wis.
GRouSSiDoKEEpER, uSSiDoKEEpER maintenance man,
salary, 500 mo. and complete main
tenance: Good washington refs.
Haberdashery Salesman
;,,
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DANCE INSTRUCTORS
COLLEGE TRAINED

Ages. 22,-@9. Positions open with op-
portunity for rapid advancement to
positions of supervisors and mana
gers. No experience necessary.
First month after training. mini
mum guarantee. $500. Apply in
person from 10 to l pm. Mon.
thru Sat. Training program begins
April "a. Do not phone, see MISS
O'nAv
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RADIO MAN

Must have audio amplifier service
experience. to repair hearing aids
Will be given special training. Ap-
DIV ri 18th st n n
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The Star is in need OF another garage
clerk Who hes had experience in
bookkeeping and automotiVe parts
He should be 1885 years of ase, a
high school graduate, dependable
and conscientious; 4G-hour. 5-day
week. Apply Personnel, Room SOC
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1950-04-16

Haberdashery Salesman
Young man, experienced in selling
fine quality mems furnishings. full
or part time; highest earnings pos
sibilities for aggressive man with
bere. FASHION SHOP, i've, 1900
F st. NV. lis
HAIR STYLIST-with Arlington fol-
lowing for new salon; experienced.
Call CHI. 9s03 is
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SHOE SALESMAN
THE BOOTERY

Experienced. selling quality shoes.
only need apply; steady positionI
GOOD income.
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REMEMBER

REMEMBER
Zero Beginning One Year Ago
LARGE SUCCESSFUL
ORGANIZATION TODAY
KIRBY DISTRIBUTING co.
SSH l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
PLATE CARRIER

The Star has an opening IN the press
room fer plate carrier, with sooo
opportunity for advancement, The
applicant should be a high schoc.
graouate, of heavy build, conscien-
tiouS in attendance and per ormanct
Of duty, and be able TO pass :
physical examination Apply a.
Personnel, Room 500.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
SALESMAN

Mems clothing department store ex-
perience necessary: commission
basis, excellent opportunity to earn
good salary; discount on purchases:
free disqualification and other en-
ployee benefits. Apply personnel
ONCE. 5th floor THE GOLDEN
BERG CO, 9TH, Sth and K sts. NV
Coin Machine Mechanics ~
Excellent. permanent. and profitable
positions for reliable, experienced
men with largest operators in East
See Mr.. Vierbuchen, SILENT SALES.
17G1 Columbia I'd NV is
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself. ROBERT E. SIBOLE,
1905 T St. Bradbury Heights: Nd.
Evening star., 1950-04-10
Jewish Community Center
To Sponsor MARRIAGE Talks

A series Of three Tuesday eve
ming lectures on Modern Prepa-
rations for Marriage" will be
sponsored by the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center. Edward Rosenblum,
executive director. announced.
DR.. Walter Stokes, a Washing
ton marriage counselor. will speak
on Physical and Medical Prepa-
ration for Marriage" tomorrow
night. The second lecture, April
18, will be given by DR.. Leon M.
Lurie. psychologist. who will
speak on Psychological Prepa-
ration for Marriage" The last
session, on April Is. will be de-
voted to discussion of "The Spir-
itual Preparation for Marriage"
DR.. Hyman Ezra Cohen, president
Of the Washington board of Rab-
bis, will take part.
All sessions will begin at
$3.50 pm. at the Jewish Com
munity Center, Sixteenth and @
streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-10
] Republicans Seek
S18 Billion Reduction
In Legal Debt Limit
~ the Assoeiotsd Press


A seven-man team Of Republi-
cans is planning to introduce
bill in the House to force a cut
Of about 50 billion in the admin
istration's proposed spending for
next year.
They said in a joint statement
yesterday that they will propose
setting legal limit of s257 billion
on the national debt instead of
the present $275 billion limit. The
debt now stands at about $255
billion.
The budget which President
Truman submitted for the H.
month period starting July / an
ticipates a IS billion gap between
spending and income - which
would drive the total debt over
the $3.50 billion mark.
The Appropriations Committee
has porposed looping more than
81 billion of the Truman budget,
and in the House Republicans are
clamoring for another cut of like
size.
The seven House members said
the administration "has embarked
on q nonstop spending spree that
can end only in disaster unless it
is checked" They said their plan
would do the job. because under
it "the Government will finally be
placed on a pay-as-you-go basis"
The seven are Representatives
Reed of New York. Woodruff of
Michigan. Jenkins of Ohio, Simp-
son OF Pennsylvania, Kean of New
Jersey, Martin Of Iowa and Cur
It's Of Nebraska.
Evening star., 1950-04-10
Christian Science Lecture

christian Science: The Way Of
Mans Deliverance From Evil" is
the subject of q lecture to be
given at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
ITO Euclid street NV. by Her
schel o. Num- Of Portland, Ore.
He is q member of the Board
Of Lectureship Of The Mother
Church. The First Church of
Christ, Scientist, Boston.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

wanted to see the newcomers to
the PGA final.
Harper took a 3-up lead into
the teatime intermission, teatime
because the second round was a
twilight affair, starting at 4
o'clock in an effort to attract
more fans.
Chandler started the afternoon
round by taking a bogey S on the
easy first hole and his lead was
only two. but he played a great
second shot on the long, tough par
4 second for a halve, and then
holed 40-footer for a birdie on
the third and he was 3 up again.
Williams cut that lead once with
one of his two brides Of the day,
but Harper regained it with fine
birdie on the 9th, or 26th, and was
three up again at ~ despite a
stymie on the 9th.
Williams had trap trouble on
the 30th and Chandler went 4 up.
Harper lost another hole on the
troublesome par 3 32d, but won
the title with his birdie on the
405-yard 33d, where he drove be-
hind Williams but covered the pin
with a S iron and dropped the
putt. Harper was 38-37-35 and
one under par for the final nine
as long as the match lasted.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Culpeper's 3-Doy Horse Show
Offers Well Balanced Card

Olympia; ASCAP horsemanship: 3-day
working hunter; knock down. and-out
Monday. 10 AN. tE. o; IT,.
Model green hunters; model conforma-
tion hunters. green hunters under saddle;
lightweight conformation hunters: open
green hunters. touch -and-out; 3-day work
ing hunters; haR-bred conformation
Monday. eP.M. R. D.T).
Three-day modified Olympia; thorough
bred conformation hunters; 3-year-old
green hunters: $500 jmper stake: ladies
conformation hunters. Race Card 4:3O
EDIT: Mule race. "a mile; County race
g mile; open to all, 1h mile: open TO
all nat mile; Steeplechase, ga miles
Tuesday, 10 AM. E. DT.).
Conformation hunter packs: open jump
ers: 4-year-old and over green hunters;
$500 conformation hunter stake; middle
and heavyweisht conformation hunters;
$500 green hunter stake; 3-day WORKING
Tuesday. $50 Pm. tE. D.. rJ.
Three-day modified Olympia; Corinthian
conformation hunters: amateur wcrking
hunters; green hunter preliminary; green
hunter championship; working hunter pre-
liminary: working hunter championship;
jumper championship: conformation hunter
preliminary: conformation hunter cham
pionship. Race card. 4:30 EDIT; open
to all, nat. 70 mile: county race. - mile;
open to an; nat. IN mile: open to all:
nat, 70 mile; steepleehase. ga miles ever
brush.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

the past few weeks. We had en-
gagged Capt. Rudy Bennett and the
"Skippy" for the trip. The party
consisted of Henry Latimer, Bob
Lusby, Fred Acree and your scribe
After talking with a flock of
boat captains that evening, the
concensus seemed to be that our
chances would be brighter over on
The Hill near Bloody Point Light,
at the mouth of Eastern Bay. ANY,
way Latimer and your scribe
turned in early without making a
decision, and got up at $3.50, ate
breakfast and then woke up Capt.
Rudy, Lusby and Acree and got
under way at am.
Talking things over in the morn
ing, we decided to be ruled by
popular opinion and headed for
The Hill. We got there at day.
break, and trolled until 10 am.
Latimer caught one rockflsh, just
about the limit in poundage, and
this was our only fish. We saw one
other boat take a fish which
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Iourtas, londos' Protege,
WresiIes Dillon Toniqht

A 27-year-old protege of Jim
Londos. who has captured the
favor of local fans, will be after
his fourth straight win here as he
heads the weekly mat show at
Turner's Arena tonight.
Moving into the feature spot
after winning three preliminaries
will be Ted Tourtas of Santa
Monica, Calf, who trained for
two years under Londos and the
late Ray Steele.
Tourtas. a former hand-to-hand
combat trainer in the Army, is
matched against Jack Dillon in
a Commute limit contest.
Supporting the Tourtas-Dillon
bout is q 30-minute semifinal be-
tween Tiger Joe Marsh and Jim
Austeri and trio Of preliminaries.
The preliminaries pit Steve Cob
against Fred Kimball. Mike Pal
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Evans, Dreyer 10 Clash
In Service Net Final

Col. Andrew Evans and Capt.
Arthur Dreyer play for the singles
title in the Headquarters Com
mand tennis tournament at the
Army Navy Country Club at 4:45
pm. today.
They fought their way through
40 other players to gain the finals.
Both men were members of the
Air Forces team that beat both
the Army and Navy teams last
year and won the Abner Leech
Trophy.
Evans and Dreyer will be on the
same side of the net next week
when they meet Col. Harris B.
Hull and Col. Charles Reed for
the command doubles title.
At the end of the tournament,
a 12-man team will be chosen to
represent Headquarters Command
in the Worldwide Air Force
tournament at the Columbia Coun-
try Club July 1922.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
with Bill Leetch

looked to be about two pounds.
There were 19 other boats there,
and when we left, no one else had
caught fish.
This morning, to our disgust,
we learn the fish had surfaced
just after daybreak at the Gooses
that day and there were only two
boats on hand-both out for hard
heads with no trolling equipment
aboard. One captain said the
smaller fish stayed up nearly all
day and they just sat there and
watched them.
Week end reports indicate the
hardhead fishing was best in the
Patuxent River, all the way from
Benedict down to the mouth. The
area from Sand Gates on down
below Clark's Landing proved a
bonanza for many small boat
anglers, particularly those who
flshed after dark.
The first school of trout of which
we have heard, surfaced well of
the pound nets near Breezy Point
early Sunday morning. Some 800
pounds of these fish were taken
by the netters, but the main
school, which was up for over an
hour, worked off out into the bay
In a southeastern direction. Our
guess is they were headed for the
of Sharps Island.
Another tremendous haul Of
nardheads was made by haul
'einers in the Blackiston Island
lrea. lower Potomac, last week. 1t
s reported some $4,000 worth Of
,hese fish were taken by one net
llone. Hardhead fishing had been
air up to that time, but hardly
my have been caught since. Just
mother instance where night
laul-seining using a power boat,
uined angling for sport fishing.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Ray Robinson 10 Put
Two Titles on Line in
Bouts This Summer
BY ths Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, June 28.-What
boxing slump? Sugar Ray Robin
son. officially welter king in "a
States and middleweight champ in
one. pops the question.
1t looks to be a long summer for
Sugar Ray If things go according
to the work schedule of his man
ager, George Gainford.
George unfolded his program
yesterday in Andy Niederreiter' q
Office, where a Robinson Charlie
Fusari welter title bout, August Z,
at Jersey City's Roosevelt Stadium
was announced.
Robinson, in line with a promise
to Columnist Walter Winchell,
treasurer of the Damon Runyan
Cancer Fund, will accept only 81
for the Fusari bout. The rest of
his share will go to the fund.
Fusari, the Irvington. N. j., milk
man. signed a contract calling for
25 per cent.
Before the FuSari bout, Robinson
will risk his newly won Pennsyl-
vania version of the middleweight
crown at Wilkes-Barre, Pa, July
19. The opponent will be Jose
Basora, the Puerto Rican. who
fought a draw with Sugar Ray in
l945.
Then comes the battle with
Fusari, Robinson's first welter de-
tense since he whipped Kid Cav
Ian at Philadelphia last July.
Gainford said the next move will
De a late August bout at Pittsburgh
With Lee Sala of Donora, Pa. Once
again the Pennsy middleweight
crown will be at stake. provided
Ray whips BaSora. This one is
Matchmaker Jack Nc
jinley says he has made mo over
,ures."
Then in September, Gainford
plans another welter defense
against Lightweight Champ Ike
Williams at Philadelphia. Neither
,he Sala nor Williams bout have
cached the contract-signing stage.
Robinson's ultimate aim is win
1ing the undiSputed world middle
weight championship.
In the meantime, Robinson is
going to be the busiest champion.
Or maybe you'd better make 1t
champions.