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ATTENTION

storekeepers. restaurants. ete.--Your
present Ice bills will pay for the
NEW WONDER icemaker; low cost,
Foe particulars. call 0T. eea5. .-2S
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PERSONALS Cont

MEN AND WOMEN. retired. not WILL
ing to be shelved; interesting speak
er. THOMPSON SCHOOL, 18th and
r. Thursday, May 25, 8 pm. No adm
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Al Advertising (F) Secv

Al Advertising (F) Secy.
Start 500 wk.,. real future. for alert
person. Real estate secy., 3 d.
SS5 So Trsds CSnstr seey d. sr ei
Travel Bureau, secy., 1925. LEGAL
STENOG., / gr. OF $3.50. NEED
100 new applicants DAILY. top sal
aried positions. Est. 33 years. Thou
SANDS placed. Visit first Miss Lee
BOYD'S. TOO 18th. Cor. C
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MAN WANTED

Enersetic man willins 10 work long
hours for exceptional earninGa or
portunity. Call WA. 7li5, pm 70
3 pm. or = pm. to 10 pm. Car
helpful but not Necessary. rs
MEN t3l white. We can use retired
men who are Still active and ca
pable Of doing o GOOD days work.
We will train you for sales posi-
tion with guaranteed earninEs after
two weeks training period. Apply
$50 am. Room e27. 724 9th
MEN-start on q l or Q day tYisl
basis II you wish TO determine what
an excellent opportunity this is.
The Fuller Brush Co. has few
openings In established territories.
No experience necessary. Instruction
furnished By experienced men, Ap-
ply 979 National Press Building.
l4tn and sts NV, or call DL.
MEN to take orders for Colliers. q
orders per day pay s72 per vk',
no experience needed. Rm. 424.
YOUNG MAN to work in paint store:
exper. preferred but not ESSENTIAL.
ADply ly1l VIA "a
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, No. ~
WILLIE GROVES and ANDREW
THEODORE PAPPAS, individually
and as partners TIA PERFECTION
PIE COMPANY, were duly adiudged
bankrupts on a petition fled May ?
1850. THE FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS will be held at 321
Tower Building, 14th and K SITS
]. 1850. at 400 PM, when credi.
tors may attend, prove their claims
appoint trustee, appoint a com.
mittee of creditors, examine thu
bankrupt and transact other bust.
ness. JOHN A. BRESNAHAN, Ref
cree in Bankruptcy. my23.
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statesmen
ROOFING-SIDING
LIBERAL DRAW
ST. 1116, 8 to IL AM.

SERVICE MAN experienced In Tv
saS snS saod s% nop App 5sDir ~ ,sSS
31O@ Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced married men, Eood op-
99,on, 9HItSns: SDplx sxessn bnpoNT oSTFkPs sIRs s91
sERSiiGtEA ESSitA sTsTioS 1SHH SS"Si SMiisSSkGRks. isSSkGRks 81,
with future, good salary plus
olf e8Pue CO. HSpp!Ss SSs sI.r IL pf5G'0n rG NV HOMES
SERVICE STATION
Shift manaser. Must be sxpsri.nced
and have local references. Top aAl-
,,ryy. ary. bonus, bonus, vacation; ho;pitsli5a, liza
ESQ fSRs' SERVICE. iotS i'; and Nan:
SHEET METAL ana roofer mechanic.
all around man: must be fast. Ap.
ply 302 Cedar st. NV,
SHEET METAL and rooms helpers
"a. e: I'm ARD's ave-. D''T;i9 Tsfoms isa fsfs Ma
SHOE sALEsMAN-Experienced only:
liberal salary and commission.
YouNG's. 1905 p st NV. -as
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced, for
family store store xYHsEyp ;sls5y plus s0pmi.-
NV, or 1918 l4th st. NV. ca
SHOE SALESMAN--MuSt be expert
enced, capable after, steady posi-
ton TO one who quallfies. EMMA
JErrIcK SHOES. 1887 = st NV.
SHOE SALESMAN for Conn. ave.
ladies' shoe store; only those ae-
cuStomed 10 making hish salaries
need appi. See MR.. ROSS. 1905
sHoPsMiTfH DEMONSTRATION. par,
time only, for Friday nights and
Saturdays all day; Thorough knowl-
edge OF home work shop power tools:
willing to stand before audience
and explain details. Boz 1870.
star ga
SILK AND WOOL FINIsHER twhits,.
Must be reliable and sober; STEADY
position, in nearby Va, $50 week.
Box 33a-E, Star. -27
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AUTO SALESMAN

AUTO SALESMAN
Experienced only need apply. Must
have ability to sell new trucks along
with passenger cars. Commission
basis; drawing account: transp
furnished. See Mr.. Mahouey
ADDISON CHEVROLET. 14th st. and
ria: ave. NV. "a
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars, TO act
as manager and ok. finance deals,
cure future. In reply. state age and
experience. Box 24S-G. Star
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NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
170S G st. NV.
MEN

Payroll cashier, knowledge Of &C
counting, $50 $50 wk.
Routeman, wholesale food; must have
pany; excel. opport.; start sos. plus
Controller, dept. store exper.; S6,500-
$500.
Unit control mgr, retail unit control
exper. nee; $500 = S5, 900.
5th-class engineer, hotel; electrical
and plumbing exper.; future; start
$50
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Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
SPECIAL NOTICES

LARGE BUILDING, 5ox12s it.. for
rent; dance floor complete; could
be used for barber shop. beauty
shop. any other business. Call
West River 5064, MRS. WAYSON.
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GARAGE attendant and car washer
white; shift midnight to S am
sWAaGEs, sSFA%soins co. sS''tlsoi asoo. Can L2s sF
GAS APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN
Commercial experience preferred
PPermanent sob; Good opportunity
dR6cIRYa iS6 chasia' CLERK. iisRRk young man m2s sx.
knowledge. of check-out cash regis
apply. 1877 Conn. ave- NV. ~ss
GROCERY CLERK-Colored. Must
have D. c. permit and references
Do not phone. 11th st. Market
3lO4 11th st, NV. -333
GROCERY MAN with super market
NsHAM sHPak HRRalkR IN mRsk RRfasfa Bgsk sd
Nichols ave. sc. Us
GROCERY STOCK CLERK. must be
thoroughly exper. in grocery work.
This is work with a stock crew for
4 chain of super markets. Only q
thoroughly exper., active man will
be considered. Excel. salary ard
s SGrkaE appy sons,59ns seom smDlSys Ssns
Trust Bldg. shirlinston shoppins
GROCERY H'A wAfREHousEMAN - An
experienced grocery warehouseman
can find a fine opportunity for
ment with our organization. Paid
vacation. free disqualification and
surgical insurance as well as excel
working conditions. Apply Room
124. Shirlington Trust Bldg. Shir-
lington Shopping Center. Arl.. Va.
HEAD BARTENDER for country club;
must be all-around man. nom
drinker, honest, and have local refs.
Good salary and tips. Call MR..
MCKENZIE, SH. 1915. -25
HOUSE MAN. to live in; must be a
good cleaner; drivers permit re-
uuired Salary plus room and board.
Apply 5000 New Hampshire ave. n e.,
q to IL am. K-4 bus. -25
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
ADAM A WESCHLER a. son,
Aucti0neerS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE q
DWELLING KNOWN AS 1877 c ST.
BY Virtue of a deed of trust re-
corded in Liber No. S056, folio SIS,
ct seq, one OF the land records of
tthe District of Columbia. and at
BY the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale by public auction, In
1tont OF premises, on WEDNESDAY.
THE THIRTY.FIRST DAY OF MAY,
1850, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
fh9ll8yips hsfTff ID deseEi6ed df, property in the
numbered Forty-three (43) in
Harry A. Kites subdivision of lots
IN Square numbered Northwest CT
Square Ten Hundred and thirty
three Northwest Of 1033), as per
plat recorded in the Once Of the
bia in Liber 4S at folio "a.
% DEPOSIT Of Of shS 500 reaaired ahE cHsHi Of purA
chaser at sale. Examination Of
title, conveyancing, recording, reve-
nue. stamps and notarial fees at cost
OF purchaser. Terms to be COM
piled with within 80 days from day
Of sale; otherwise trustees reserve
the right to resell property at risk
after 5 days advertisement of such
sale IN some newspaper published in
washington, D. c., or deposit may
be forfeited. or without forfeitine
oepost trustees may avail them
rights against defaulting purchaser
EDMUND M EMMERICH.
r; EDWARD EARLY,
my19,23,25,27, Trustees.
THOS. j, OWEN a son, Auctioneers.
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YOUNG MEN (21

An unusual opportunity TO learn aA
interesting business with bright ad-
vancement prospects,. Require hiFh
school graduates. age Is TO 90. OF
character. engaging perSonAlity.
VINO are anxious 20 tackle hard worki
ers permit. thoroush knowiedse Of
ings, p to IL.
American Linen Service
a233 sth %. NV.
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WOMEN

SECYS.-STENOGS.
Seey., import, export; good shorthand;
under 50 yrs; days, S55 $50.
Receptionist secy., girl once,
days; $50
Secy., publicity; 8 days; $3.50.
Secy:, chemistry or general science
background; 20 days annual leave;
8 days; start $2,400.
Informa tion receptionist, j yr. col
lege, 21-31 yrs. no typj-.g re-
CURED, days, $3.50.
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ing nne menswear copy preferred.
Exec Excellent opportunity on q perma-
thoroughly experienced man or
Mr.. Thos. Saitz, LEWIS Il THoS'
sALTZ, 1909 G st. NV.
COUNTERMAN-To walt and assist
behind the bar, for night work;
have good references. Apply in per
son, 5311 Wis. ave. NV. "a
COUNTERMEN, exper. not necessary.
A.pdg Apply at ool once, GLEN ECHO PARK
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN
Carving exper, IRv1Ns REsTAU-
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN. exper.,
sYAN,s GRILL, 7 47is issoz Lee zishsas. xSas,
CREDIT MANAGER. dept. sa Store
knowledge; good opportunity, pleas
large % and eeciusise ec S seps Mnsn'nsoGa: ssoGes
excel. working conds good salary.
See MIR. LANDY. S12 r st. NV.
DIsHWAsHER, young man tcoloredl =.
TAURANT, 916 18th st. NV.
DELICATEsSEN MAN, exper. Apply
in person, KOSHER SUPER MAR
kET. Marinoff and Pritt, 6235 Ga.
DELicATTEssEN coUNTERMAN -
Must be completely experienced in
al phases Of kosher-style delica-
lessen sandwiches, salads and dis
play; salary, SIS to aualifled man.
Apply SHIRLINGTON DELEGATES
Sc sen Shirlinston Business Center,
DIsTRIBUTOR-Man over 40 yrs of
age with car. to Distribute advertis-
1nR in suburban pFafar
living in southeast WASHINGTON or
Prince Georges County. Md. See
MR.. SIMON after l pm. at 1885
< st NV, Roem 102.
CRAFTSMEN, experienced in plumb
ing, heating or electric. Elk. 5655.
DRIVERS wANTED-we need men
who are good drivers and can work
days Q week. Average pay $50-S60
week. II you do not want q per-
mansnt JOB don't waste our time.
AAsLlMoToH Aadson ste srfiIFton G1Tx CAB l12s N
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
rental rates: must have Identifies
ton card. Diamond lot, loI N st.
sfs MfEhylN !5saSIhed AESRInaH i.un
dry and dry cleaning route; ex-
sales experience helpful. HUB
LAUNDERERS. 37th st. and East
ern ave. Mt. Rainier. Md. Is
DRUG CLERK
Fun time, experienced only: excel
sns hsnt saaey postop pns c9mmsSiob PM
WI g}Ssr SS4|ss if
DRUGGIST. competent and expert
enced to take complete charge Of
drugstore on salary plus percentage
basis. Write Box 40S-G, Star. .-25
DRY CLEANER for solvent dry clean
ss.r5 ssE plant a:s e eEsANE4ss eHIsa sRss
ELEVATOR LEV ron opERIToR, Fl ( eolored with
permit, must have knowledge of
switchboard operation; large apt.
bldg. on Conn. ave. hours 8 am. to
manager at NO. s5es. .ss
ENGRAVER
On nne steel dies for the manufacture
York: excellent salary. Write: age,
experience: Box BIG. Star.
FOUNTAIN MAN. young, for evening
work and every other Sun. NEW
HAMPSHIRE PHARMACY, 5000
FoTNTAiN 81 II + ~ MAN. exper.. . -S Or 3
nishts wk.; live in PetWorth s.ctlon;
pref. high school student. PET
FRAME MAKERS wANTED-Union
scale. Apply Mr.. Frank Troth, BAR
BER 4 Ross ROSS 5th and v sts.
FRY cOoK-Ail nisht work, must be
exper. and reliable; $40 wk. to start,
Call Mr.. HOWLIN, between Q and
10 am. Wed. SH. S140.
NApnrNYrpC
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg, l4th and @. RE 3q3S

Secy's.-Stenos.-Bkprs.
Unusual choice. excel. positions. Sc.
lect locations, highest salaries
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
SECY.- .-RECEP., $4,000
Assoc. ofices, excl. opportunity.
Capitol Hill secy.. und. 35, $500.
Public relations secy.. $500; small
statue, pleasing personality.
Law secy., exclusive law ONCE.
Medical secy.. 5-da; attrac.
Advertising office stenog.
Always excellent openings. See
Miss Young. ST. 1864.
PERSONNEL SERVICES
1871 G st. NV. MA. 6OSS.
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SALESMAN

Excsllent opportunity to work fol
sales experience but not neces.
sarlly in real estate: must be will.
ina to work. Cali AID. 053i for
appt -;
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GARDENERS
4 men; 81 per hr., apply 7:S0 AIN
m- MILTON, East Potomac Coll
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HELP MEN
FURNITURE
SALESMAN

Opportunity for experienced
salesman to earn good SAL
ary on commission basis
Excellent chance for ad-
vancement. Employee bene-
fits.
APPLY
PERSONNEL OFFICE. 5th FLOOR
GOLDENBERG'S
7th, Sth and X sts. NV.
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MEAT COUNTER MAN-Experienced
sober and reliable. Apply INDIAN
SPRING MARKET, Coiesviiie and
Old Bladensburs rd., -Four Corners,
MECHANICS. trucks, exper. men
good wages and conditions. Apply
TO IL. at sTEUART TRUCK CEN
TER. 2001 W. Va. ave. ne, AT.
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Statesmen

l WANT AT ONCE 10 MKN 10 sE l.
THE NEW RINSE AWAY oARBAoH
pISPoSER ON FHA Plan, THIS
HOME SHOW GRINDING MARBLES
MEN WITH SWEEPER, COOK
WEAR, APPLIANCES, STORM WIN
DOWS OR OTHER SPECIALITY
SELLING PREFERRED, WILL CON-
sipER spSs Irs lew rpaSr PART.TiME MEN X
TO NOON N
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HELP MeN

sALESMEN. exper In mems furnish-
ings and clothing. METROPOLITAN
HABERDASHERS, Ss6 llth 81. nv.
"a
Statesmen, permanent above aver
axe opportunity, for outside canvass
ing Car necessary. Apply UNION
CLOTHlER, INC, 3d7 ith st nv,
Observation-Disclosures
The Keystone Automobile Club Ntli
add = saleSmen TO the D. C terri
tory Selling force II you have
selling experience and are NlilinG 10
work for future. We will train you
and pay you while in tIAining We
are only interested in expeTieneed
statesmen Call DE. olOo for an
appointment "a
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APPLIANCE
statesmen
THE HECHT co.

Has immediate openings for
experienced. 5-day, 40-hour
Major appliance statesmen.
20% discount on purchases
plus many other company
benefits.
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THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

TEqstssS STosy ns&scstn sals # yal4aRe yh ny TWo
ING. BEING KNOWN AS PREM.
HdsrtHSs iSES N0; s-3 3s42 BENNING ROAD
BY wi Virtue HneHaia of a certain deed of trus,
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1905
Folio $50 ct sea-, of the land records
Of the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured
thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees
THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE A.p.
1850, AT THREE-THIRTY: O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the District
Of Columbia, and designated as and
being Lots u, II and l3 in Square
59sl in Loffler's subdivision of part
recorded in the once of the Sur
veyor. for the District Of Columbia
in Liber ~ at folio "a, together
with fixtures.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
OF trust for approximately $9,23l 30,
with interest At five, per CENT per
fart8er papticuars 5aGn Rfse%0eT n Which viii me- &
announced at time Of sale: the pur.
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500. .OO
required. ConveyancinR. recording
ETC., at purchasers cost. Adjust
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad
vertised and resold at the discretion
Of the trustees.
DOVE G. BROOKS,
GEORGE r. JORDAN
my20. %. .26.29,31 Trustees.
rHos. J; OWEN q son: Auctioneers
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

DRIVER SALESMAN-S6O wk., an
other foods, $50 wk. another frzn.
foods, S42.50 and bonus. MISS
DODGE, 200 18th st. NV, cor. G.
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PROPOSALS

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, Ma
tional zooloRical Park. Washington,
will be received at the Director S
Once, National Geological Park,
Washington 8, D. c., until 3 O'Clock
pm. June 2. 1850, and then opened
for furnishing Borsemeat, Fish and
Bread for the period beginning July
], 1850. in accordance with speci-
fications, copies of which may be
obtained at the Directors Office.
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tcontinusd % Nsxs PassS
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CONSTRUCTION SUPl
COPY WRITER

One who has had experience in writ
ing f1ne menswear copy preferred
Excellent opportunity on a perma-
nent or free lance basis. Only
thoroughly experienced man OF
woman will be considered Apply
Mr.. Thos. Saltz, LEWIS & THOS
QAT,TZ IA00 ef
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PRESSROOM LABOREF

Colored, heavy build, age .5-35. ca
pable OF passing physical examina-
tion, Apply personnel. Room sos,
EVENING STAR BLDG.
Evening star., 1950-05-23

APPLY IN PERSON. EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 3rd FLOOR, r ST. AT 7th
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Washington Whips
T.. u. in Last Seconds
BY the Asseeioted Press

CHESTERTOWN, Md, Feb. 4.
Guard Ken Sullivan tossed one
in from midcourt with only three
seconds remaining tonight to give
Washington College a 64-63 vic
tory over Catholic University in a
Mason Dixon conference basket
ball thriller.
The home team held a slim
lead throughout most of the game,
only to lose it when with one min
ute to go Joe Della Rata was
fouled going in for a shot. Della
Rata made the shot and also the
free throw to put Catholic ahead,
1852.
Washingtons Jim Taylor got
the jump ball but couldn't get
into the basket for a shot. After
passing it around a moment, the
ball was given to Sullivan and his
spectacular shot followed. throw
ing the crowd into an uproar.
Nick Scallion led the victors
with Is points. but he had TO
share scoring honors with Della
Rata, who was thorn in the
side of the Shoremen all evening.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
c. U. GroppIers Score
Over Baltimore U., 21-8

Winning everything in between
the first and last bouts, Catholic
University's improved wrestling
team defeated Baltimore Univer-
sity, 81 to 8, yesterday at the C. U.
gym. 1t was the Cardinals first
win in two starts against Mason
Dixon Conference opposition.
A trio of Catholic football play
ers scored three straight falls to
turn the tide in the home team S
favor. Bill Holl started the chain
by throwing Howard Hladik after
4:05 Of their 145-pound bout. Bill
DeYoung made short shrift of
165-pound Gunther Brand, put
ting him down in 1:24, while
Whitley Hubert had to work $40
to pin Francis Wagner, Baltimore
light-heavy.
Heavyweight Leon Goldberg
scored a fall for Baltimore, pin
ming Jim Whelen In 4:20. The
results:
el.lensd tSa D2snfsSeny Saa Hsfsssyy Tg3pt a, de-
cisIoned Don RSeds ls-45,' w. ~ DE-
cisioned Al Shapiro (6.D. " ~ oe-
Eors5a 155 pse,rnSd'sEBill s,.S's Holi &c. % pinned
pinnsa ass eaHnnasTH5l aansbsT BLAND. 9deY0uns 'cuo
pinned francis Washer. Au0'f' 'o' ~
pinned Jim Whelep No.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Arduous Americans
Conceded Chance
For Ski Title Today
BY the Asseeioied Press

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Feb. A.
Light snow fell on Lake Placid
today, assuring perfect conditions
for IS ski jumpers from eight
nations who will compete tomor-
row for the worlds ski jumping
championship.
The snow fluries busted about
a half inch of new powder over
the 65-meter Intervales ski hill
as the contestants made their
final practice leaps. There will
be no practice jumping tomorrow
before the actual competition be-
gins at 1880 pm. Each man will
make two jumps and that's all.
Tomorrow's forecast was for
cold, mostly sunny weather with
the possibility that the wind
still would be strong enough to
affect the jumpers.
The Americans, surprisingly,
were conceded a good chance to
win, or at least place we'll up in
the standing. They have been
working harder in practice than
any of the the other contestants,
striving to perfect their form for
the exacting Federation Interna-
tionale de Ski judges.
Harold Sorensen, coach of the
United States team, said he would
not be surprised If four of his
charges placed among the first
ten, naming Arthur Devlin of
Lake Placid and Merrill (Mezzy)
Barber of Brattleboro, VT, both
.1948 Olympic team members as
the most likely prospects. He gave
Wegeman, Gordon Wren of
Steamboat Springs, and Arthur
Toxic Of Brooklyn outside chances.
Norway's eight-man squad re-
manned as the favorite with al
most any one of them conceded q
chance to win. The concensus of
the contestants was that they are
so nearly equal in ability that the
man who has a good day will oe
the winner.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Improved Roosevelt
Scores Upset Over
Wilson by al TO 33
HiKh SchnaI Standing.
By George Huber

Roosevelt threw up a sliding
zone defense in front of Wilson
yesterday at Uline Arena to upset
the Tigers. 47-33. in what turned
out to be the feature of the Dis
trict public high school basketball
series tripleheader. That result
was combined with Eastern's CO.
4s triumph over Western to break
a triple tie for first place in Divi-
sion /. 1t left Eastern's Ramblers
on top.
Central moved ahead of idle
Mckinley Tech in Division 2 by
swamping Bell as expected, 6o-35.
To start the stretch drive in the
schoolboy basketball race Roose-
welt showed itself the most i'm
proved team in the series by the
manner in which it defeated VIII
son. The Riders held down VII
sons heavy scorers with their
tricky zone and moved in front
early In the second period and
stayed there by healthy margin
the remainder of the way.
Rider Honors Are Spread.
Scoring was spread through
out the Rough Rider lineup with
Bob Cooper getting Il points, Ed
Graham IL and Walt Vollecke 10
to lead the attack. Wilson'S Ev
Eynon for the first time this sea-
son was his teams big gun and
took game honors with IS points.
The two teams were deadlocked
at go in the first period, but early
in the second Roosevelt moved
ahead, 1910. There Coach Hank
Bristor of Wilson sent, in an en-
tire new team in an effort to solve
the Rider zone, but it was unavail-
ing. BY halftime Roosevelt had
q 23-11 margin and kept safe
edge through the next two frames.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Seton Hall Swimmers
Defect Catholic u.
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

SOUTH ORANGE, N. j., Feb. 4.
Halls unbeaten swim
ming team captured first place
In all nine events today and won
its sixth meet of the season, 56-19,
over Catholic University of Wash
ington, D. c. Jack Wilson cap
tured the 5o-yard free style event
for Seaton Hall and then
anchored his school to victory in
the 4o0-yard free style relay.
100-yard free style: I-carn Is. HI,
amcorYess Tims' ! eos &C. "; s-MuTDhy &c. U.)
, 50-yard free style: Wilson Is. HI;
Cooper IS. H); 3-Murphy &C. u
Time, 25.1 seconds. o'
- 1bo-yard breast stroke: 1-Kozlow
e H; ;- Smith &C. "; 3-Kimbali
&c. Us. Time. 5:545. ~ '-H0saf
220-yard free style: stein Is. HI;
[swartz Is. HI; 3-Fisher &c. U)
44o-yard free style: Meade Is. H,;
TMKinkus a1n. &C. uo a-Granger &C. I'd
4Oo-yard free style relay: 8. II. Cooper,
Swartz, Rosen and Wilson,.
3oo.yard medley: 8. H. tBenza, Rosen
Diving: l-wirems Is. HI. els points;
2-carpinello Is. H.. b9.e3; 3IRimbsij
&C.. w., 1883
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Longwood Five Is Winner
Over West nottingham

Longwood Schools high-fiying
basketball team won its 10th game
in II starts yesterday, bowling
over West Nottingham Academy,
SAT, at Longwood.
Tony Daukas and Shocko
Sf1earer headed a fourth-period
squirt which put Longwood over
the hump. The host team held a
slim 1864 lead after three
quarters, but Daukas and Shearer
led an 18-point rush In the final
session.
Daukas led Longwood with
seven field goals and three free
throws for II points, while
Shearer scored Is. Bob Anderson
converted 9 out of 10 charity
tosses and dumped in four field
goals to lead the visitors with II
noif1tS
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Eastern and Central Win to Cain Division Leads School Sere
"A. i. Boxers Lose
To Western Maryland
BY the Assoeiofed Press

WESTMINSTER, Md, Feb. A.
Western Maryland's boxers out
fought American University here
tonight, 512-2l2.
Two bouts were halted by the
referee. Joe Cheesman of A. U.
got a victory in the 155-pound
class over Jim Luby when the
bout was stopped in the second
round. Watson Solomon of West
ern Maryland gained a victory
over Bill McElroy in the 175-
pound class in the same manner.
The best bouts of the card,
however, were in the 135 and 1861
pound classes.
Harry Lefew, 135-pounder for
Western Maryland, won a close
decision from Walt Gallagher.
After three rounds of classy slug
ging. the judges had to call q
draw in the 165-pound bout be-
tween Western Maryland's Ted
Samakouris and Americans Fred
Goodwin.
Summaries:
125: Duly, American, won BY forfeit
| I3o: Shannon Western Md, won BY
1875; Lefey, western Md, decision.d
l45: seiland; Western Nd, dscision.d
l55: Cheesman, American, won over
Luby: stopped 1:40 Of second.
,i65; Samakouris, Western Nd, drew
11b: Solomons, Western Nd, won over
McElroy stopped 1:15 of second
cisioned Hubbard 3O-25.