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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23
Hard Play May Win
Redskin Starting Job
For Rookie Yowarsky
By Lewis F. Atchison
SfoY Stuff CoYraspondenf

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 23.-Walt
YowarSky, rookie tackle from
Kentucky, may win place in the
Redskins starting lineup as q
reward for his sparkling offensive
performance in yesterdays scrim-
second in as many days.
"That's tire kind Of blocking we
need" Line Coach Orv Tuttle
beamed as the long haired young
ster from Cleveland bowled over
veteran Lou Karras on four con-
secutive plays. eff he'll do that
for us in games he can forget
about playing defense. Wen find
some one else for that"
Head Coach Herman Ball, who
has soured on a half dozen lag
ging veterans, added his approval
and George Marshall, president of
the team, was enthusiastic.
1.-THE wind has changed" Mar
shall said. Things are beginning
to look a little brighter"
Yowarsky, a 23-year-old, g.
foot-1, 225-pounder, is a moody
individual by his own admission,
Self-Assured Person.
Sometimes I'm up and some
times I'm down." he told us yes
terday before the workout. 81
don't know what causes it but ]
get down a lot-then I think
things will pick up and I feel
better. I can't explain it."
Of Ukranian descent, Yowar-
sky is very self-assured. He fears
and isn't one whit awed
by his professional surroundings.
ST don't believe in giving any
thing or asking anything" he
said. can take care Of myself"
Tuttle says his new charge has
as much personality as can Of
whitewash. but he doesn't care
about that as long as Yowarsky
blocks and tackles,
ct said good morning to him"
futile explained, land he didn't
even look at me. But that's all
right If he can do the job"
. The rookie tackle thinks the Col
Iege All Stars would have beaten
the Cleveland Browns If they had
been better organized.
Browns Don't Make Mistakes.
'"They weren't so hot" he COM
mented. II think we've got better
ball players right here. The
Browns didn't make mistakes.
They didn't give away touchdowns
like this team did at San Fran
CISCO"
Yowarsky had a chance to go to
Notre Dame. but passed it up for
Kentucky, where he climaxed his
varsity career with a brilliant per-
Torrance in the last Sugar Bowl
game, in which the Wildcats de-
'eated Oklahoma and shattered
he Sooners' 34-game winning
streak. He sometimes wishes he'd
rome to Notre Dame. he said, al
though he has nothing against
kentucky.
Paul Bryant was real friendly
oward me-" he said, referring to
he Wildcats coach. HE told me
le thought I'd like it with this
cam and so far I do"
NOTES-Bill Dudley's ailing legI
S troubling him again, although
he claims it's nothing serious. !
A local paper says Neil Ferris,
Redskins rookie halfback, is PLAN
1ing to enlist in the Navy Fer
is says not before he's cut from
The squad, If at all. Harry
0owda was used at fullback and
Cd Quirk at offensive center in i
,wo major changes in yesterdays
workout. -. Some of the vets are
over the two-a-day work.
puts, but haven't protested i
George Halas is conceding the
Rams victory in tonight's exhibit
lion game with the Bears !
Wen win the league game in
Halas added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23

4 IL . bC a u " i
heavy. DON'T
try to set the
hook by jerk
ing the rod
back when the
fish strikes"
Instead, throw
the reel into
free spooling,
leave the click
er on, and let
HIM take out
pie n ty line
(about 10 to 20
can fAa 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23

head sold for $78.950 and an aver
age Of $1,548.
The seven-night total Of ST.
632,600 and average Of $5,337 for
299 head compared with 81 100. 100
and an average Of 1851 for 800
youngsters last year.
Sales officials called the sessions
the best since 1916, when 234
yearlings went for $3.50, 300, an
average Of $6.796.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23
Junior Net Tourney to End

The District Recreation Depart
ment's junior tennis tournament
will conclude tomorrow with
matches starting at / pm. at Tur-
key Thicket, Tenth street and
Michigan avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23

z q I1IET CIIlS
week and his Eustis team has
beaten Myer twice in three nom
conference games.
The two clubs lead in the double
elimination event with 20 records.
Their game tonight, starting at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23

Five years ago-Georgie Adj
dams outpointed Steve Belloise
in a ten-round middleweight
bout at Madison Square Gar
den.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23
Fort Myer and Fort Eustis Pit
Crack HurIers in Game Tonight

Fort Myers Johnny Antonelli is
scheduled to pitch against Fort
EuStis' sgd Thrift in q battle to-
might at Griffith Stadium for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
bv "SaIfvo MiIla

White Marlin sport fishing is
different. From my personal ex-
periences, here's a few hints that
may be of help. Use light tackle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23
Totals 81 627 IL

:, Kuns-M. Rudden CT. Cady, Bladnn.
Hughes. Lamon, shine, George. Errors
Cancer J; Ridden, Kimmel Heinbaugh
George. zanger, J. Ridden. Two-base ait
Three-base hits-Hughes. La :.
Tassa. Walk-Kimmel. Double plays-J
Ridden to M. Ridden to Curtis; George
to Bladen; Hughes to Curtis. Left on
Hits-of Kimmel. 8 In 7I innings:
OF Freisem, in ~ innings: on Mitchell
9 In v inning: OF Harrell; 8 in 9 INNINGS
B.. by Freisem. 2. Strikeouts-Harreil, s.
Winning pitcher-Kimmel. Losing pitcher
UNDERESTIMATE and Vaient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23

Plans were being completed to-
day for the basketball game at
pm. Sunday at Griffith Stadium
between the Harlem Globetrotters
and George Mikan's United States
All-StarS.
The game. sponsored by the
Touchdown Club, is expected to
draw the biggest crowd ever to see
a basketball game in Washington.
The HarlemiteS will arrive by
plane in New York from Europe
Saturday. They set many attend
ance records on tours to countries
Sundays game here will mark the
first Of a series in this country.
in South America and Europe. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23
Additional Sports
On Next Page
$4,000 See '7rotters in Berlin
And Pay Tribute to Jesse Owens

congratulate him. Mayor Schneider
said into the microphone:
Hitler wouldn't shake your
hand. I give you both hands"
The crowd roared.
Evening star., 1951-05-17

PA1NTING-PAPERH
Attention homeownerS General home
repairs from basement to attic: 30
mos; mos; 10 pay. Call GE. Z3oo' jE.
Evening star., 1951-05-17
HELP DOMESTIC Cont

MOTHERS HELPER, g.hw.. care 9
small children; live in; excel. salary
WOMAN, colored. housekeeper; live
in. upstairs room; no cooking: must
like lbe children. on all day Thggrs
COUPLE, to live in, for g.h.w. and
cooking; references. CO. 4754. -23
YOUNG WOMAN. 25-4O. g.h.w., cook
help with 2 small children: live in,
suburban home; S25 wk; recent To-
cal refs required WI. 9074. 20
ENERGETIC WHITE WOMAN to help
mother care for children and coun-
try home. All modern cow; $40 mo.
rm. and board. Fairfax 119.J-l.
LIVE Unsettled. g.hw.-cook, good
nate Sundays of. OR. 3677. lis
SETTLED WOMAN for part-time
work in exch. for 2 furn. rms. 2270
Cathedral ave. NV, AID. 5919. -2l
WILL GIVE SETTLED LADY nice
home and reasonable salary, white
or colored, in exchange for light
housekeeping duties and care of
small child for employed couple. ia.
4 1906.
CoLORED GIRL to care for 2-year-
old child while mother works; 81;
SIS per wk.; b days. Apply 81
18th pi. ne. after 7 pm. is
Evening star., 1951-05-17
PAINTING, &C. PAiPERING. a ROOF WORK.

corrnrtry foor FINISHING. mason
work and remodeling. RE. 3261.
Evening star., 1951-05-17

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, experi-
enced; unlimited phone. Call NO.
2677. --19
TYPIsT, beginner: very good chance
for Advancement; permanent posi-
tion. Investment BLDG, Ma. 1884.
opportunity for
girl interested in learning INSTALL
ment credit work; top salary; perma-
nent. 1877 9TH st. NV lis
TYPIsT.. under 40; 37la -hr. wk.: with
large fire and and casualty INSURANCE
can advance to important position
Apply NORTHEASTERN. s12 Wood
TYPIsT, experienced. for service
dept, newspaper once. 5-day wk.,
disqualification and other employ.
benefits; advancement. co. 1915.
TYPIST, assist bookkeeper; small
congenlal once pleasant interesting
TYPisT. TYHsk; ~ Mutual RSgSii 1nsuranc. 1eeaey, Mas
1901 Il st. NV; 6-day vk., air
eond. ONCE. life insurance. hospitali-
gation .Yith surgical expense. Call
MISS JONES. MA. $500. III
Evening star., 1951-05-17
HELP WokAEN

train II YOU have bookkeeping. ex-
perience: good hours and salary.
Apply in person only, personnel Of
flee. PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL. End
and D sts. Sc. -17
PAYROLL CLERK; must be able to
use calculator or comptometer;
pleasant working conds.; 40-hr..
5-day wk.: excel. company benefits,
discount privileges. Apply Miss
Jones, SEARS, ROEBUCK g. CO.,
1901 Lawrence ave. ne. is
Evening star., 1951-05-17
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT (degree), several years
experience, seeks responsible posi-
ton with private enterprise or pub
liz aeHS9nting frm STd BTT 1R7-C' sta; staT;
started. kept: all taxes Statements
Long exper. Reas. Box BOOK. Star
ACCOUNTANT -CPA. Is years diver
Sified eXper.. desires responsible po-
stHHA sitiop Il star' private industry -26 Box
DRAFTiINGMPart time. Electronic.
ience. MA. 0614, co. 1928. is
GARDENER. married, no children,
desires house with facilities: Ex-
perienced gardens, lawns, shrubbery.
Good references, Box 446-s' Star
capable complete charge; excellent
BACKGROUND and following: Is years
one company. Box 43S-B, Star,
man HdJt gS4oFsdj FR sa5s wishes any kind OF
Man, 25 college grad. sele., BIS; in
geology; pract. exper, toolmaker
craftsman. Healthy vet. Go any
where. DE 4sS6. II
STUDENT with background, careful
driver. good swimmer, good morals;
References. OR. 5292.
WLN n lOl CLiBLOJ AiCLib OuN
Jobs, yard work. wall washing. paint
ing house cleaning, etc. SALIVA
TON ARMY, Harbor Light Corp,
NE. 4532 -23
YOUNG MAN. B.C.s. degree. mar
Eied., public accounting experience
Employed as Office mgr and ac-
countant automotiye jobber. Desires
change; responsibility desired; per-
manent. Box Alb, Star. 49,
YOUNG MAN, high school grad,
seeks part-time work daily from l
o'clock; can type. I.B.M. experience.
Box 42O-B. Star. 49,
YOUNG MARRIED MAN with family;
fairly exper;. in all phases of meat
business. buying, merchandising,
etc. wants good opportunity in that
field, preferably in buying dept. Of
chain store. Has business of own
and is well known to all iobbers and
meat packers serving local area,
| Will sell his business If right oppor-
tunity comes along. For more infor-
nation write Box s5-C, Star.
DAYS WORK for Saturday: house
cleaning or yard work; man, colored:
references. LA 6-G563
Evening star., 1951-05-17

SEAMsTRESS. white. exper.. for Slip
cover and upholstering work. GE.
SECRETARY front office Of national
association; excellent stenographer
capable Of assuming responsibility
College training preferable but not
essential. Age. 25 to 80. Pleasant
working conditions. 5-day week
paid disqualification; salary S240
per month, with opportunity for
advancement. Call AID. S400. III
for part-time work,
1890 to 1870, five days week,
S1.50 an hour. Apply by letter or
in person. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
UNIVERSITY, HOO 18th st. NV.
SECRETARY. temporary. so to 80
days. Dictation 100-120 words. Ac-
GIrate, neat good salary. Phone
and administrative as
sistant to. purchasing agent. Gov
eminent electronics contractors Of
nee. Write Box 47S-C. Star. 20
SECRETARY for construction COM
pany; good typist, minimum short
hand. knowledge Of general ONCE
procedure and payroll; 1-girl once;
pleasant working conds. and good
salary. tx. 3416. -33
Evening star., 1951-05-17
WOMEN

YOUNG LADY, checker for grocery
market; experienced: good hrs. and
good o., wages. Vs Call ia. 6-sa4a, Ar
YOUNG !t1EsSa' LADY LADY for soda fountain;
hours 1915. Mon. through Friday
HILLANDALE PHARMACY. Call
LO. 5-2502 or Ii. 3-1123. -19
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work
in general contractors ONCE. Must
be good typist and accurate with
figures. Perm. employment. 5-day
TYssk YssEc With 9Th paid vacation Box
YoTNG lady for clerical position
with local office of large corpora
ton. with knowledge of typing; must
be high school graduate; legible
handwriting; 5-day work week. Box
YOUNG LADIES. age 1925, to teach
ballroom dancing; experience not
necessary; complete training given
free; excellent salary, vacation with
pay. Apply in person. l to pm
VICTOR STUDIOS. 1880 Conn. ave.
YOUNG LADIES. to train as comp
tometer operators Salary paid
while training: Permanent posi-
tion. 5-day. 40-hr. week. Pleasant
working conditions. Liberal dis
count on purchases. Insurance and
plan: Apply PEOPLES DRUG
sToRss' 9, Employment once, = P
Evening star., 1951-05-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
ADDITIONS
.REMODELING, REPAIRING

!. l. AlNSWORIH. RA. 1918
BRICK. block, cement, stucco and
Eaterprooflns: good service. Call
2 fvIr.ls F BEASa a4Sd 5so1 Temple rd. Sc.
BRICK WORK. cinder block, porch
retain. wall, concrete work and plaS-
VICTOR. 10. 3-e510. -.3
BRICK WORK in general; repair;
porTeShes and fireplaces. retaining
BUILDiNG. remodeiins, repairing
carpentry. brick. cement work. MR..
BAKER. Ii 3-372S. 19s
BUILDING REPAIRS, all kinds; no
job too small; by hour or contract.
ME. 1868; eyes,. 81. 5000. BURGESS.
BUILDING HOMES, remodeling Of
fees and stores, made-to-order cabi-
nets; counters and shelves. Call
CARPENTERNG, plastering. cement.
Ing Ing; fhrsproofing hoIoe r0eEmneodeling; 0Eno build
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on con.
tract basis MR. LAWRENCE. RA
CaRPENrRY, cabinet work, remodel
Ing ms a9d sa rsPsiss sPss general contTact- tG.
cARPENTRY,f ALTERATIONS = Ut The
best in all types finish work Call
q F. 81 DENIS, LIZ. l-5512. IL
'ELOGGED DRAIN PIPES eIecu lcaIls
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO-
ROOTER. phone RA ssss anv day
any night
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
pairs short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 1922, any time.
-22
FENCE Galvanized chain INK. ali
posts IN concrete: Immediate erec-
ton" Get the best for less; 80
evenings and Sunday. NO 5528
Evening star., 1951-05-17
BRICKS

Iss sfck kquaatZE aNERa1 e sSSaE %sEeR asEs ss5n eo
Brentwood rd, and w sts. ne.
MI. 6177. III
BUILDING TTRMS-Open Sats.. 81.
RUCKER LUMRER 1920 Wilson
BaHfDrS GtTi Heaf Ma2TERAfs Me2 Bsaai III lem Sy
4S-in. rockwool bats. 4-inch thick
ness. 61ac per So IT.; 2l0 lbs. as
phalt roof shinglc. all colors. S6.25
per so. BALTIMORE LUMBER CO.
500 New York ave. ne, LA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-05-17
HELP WOMEN

CoONTER GIRL OR WOMAN, white.
for salad and sandwich counter in
ewes. or Sundays; $35 and meas
EX. 7S45. 519 11th st NV. III
CREDIT CLERK. Credit collection.
General office work. No shorthand.
viii train right girl. Good salary.
MacMANNES, 1879 G st. NV. See
Mr.. Davidow. -19
Evening star., 1951-05-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont,

FLOOR SERvICE-Notning but the
best; laying. sanding. finishing.
cleaning: parquet installation Bruce
finishes FLOORING coNTRAC-
TORS, To INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
FURNITURE REFINIsHING We
make it look like new; reasonable
HOME e5iE' iMFRovEMENTs s,ifl old & and 0nsv, new,
carpentry. masonry. concrete and
flagstons6 "a sao6 Terms arranged. SMITH
MATTREssEs remade, 50 up. STEIN
BEDDING 60. 1924 18th ct NV.
PAINTER. inside and outside paint
st., ns RSssG9sOs %Spe ME D5ssssS ssa5 free e:ti-
PAINTING. commercial! and residen-
speciality. THE LINDA DECORATING
CO. LO. 5-1952 Ii. 4-16o4. -15
2rice you can afford to pay. Can
~ 1-92lS after $50 pm. 20
PAINTING, PAPERING; frst-class
atelY. Mr.. PoAT. GE. 5643. 2s'
PAINTING, PAPERING ommerciaL
years Mr. 'LAWREN.P RA n7G3.
sood joh at low price, call MR..
PAINTING, PAPERING. ROOF WORK.
c9rr"rtry floor hnishinT. mason
work and remodeling. RE. 3261.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGNG-Ist-
class work; guaranteed; free esti-
mates. Wo O4O4. 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Attention homeowners General homo
repairs from basement to attic: 30
mos; to pay. Call GE. 1856. GE.
PAPERNG AND PAINTING
al BEcKE1 H2Ef 'si4nasss NJ $3.50 'rfs So ea 9o5s MR.
Low as SS5; white mechs., good
workmanship. TU, 0216 after 5.
PApER1NG-Larse or small Jobs: rea-
iSea0le ISc sos satfs penna HoMscRAFrEFs a1e rs
PhpER1Id, APE Il IP4fS1; PxfS4;rNe For ne nea.
cain cali Georgia oEsn S4od q leAS0nA0'e Paf D!sfeS'
PAPERING. PAINTING, expert work
hg top mechanics lowest prices.
GREEN DECORATING CO., GE.
PaPERING. PAINTING and floors re-
hnlShed. decorating; all work guar;
p PER HANGING, painting. white
mechanic 20 yrs. exper.; do own
work. lookout, MI. 009O. 30
PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster
ing; special price this week GE.
1856, GE. 1895. Call ALEGAND.
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room.
1851 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed GE 42S3 GE 246l
Evening star., 1951-05-17
HELP WOMEN
PART-TIME TYPIST

VIII try to arrange hours to suit,
between $50 and q. Monday through
necessary; ability to use or willing
ness to learn debating machine
equipment.
HECHINGER co.
18th and H SITS. NE, AT. 400
Call for Appointment -23
Evening star., 1951-05-17
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

OPERATORS - In
crease your earnings BY working a
few hours at night or on week ends
A Nation wide concern has need for
extra help. Call Mr. MANN Ma.
S206; 8 am to 5 p.m
Evening star., 1951-05-17
TYPIST-CLERK

Interesting work IN person.
mel dept. for experienced typ
lists; vacation with pay. group
insurance, including hospitali-
cation and other employe
benefits; 5-day, 4O-hour week.
Apply SAFEWAY STORES.
INC, 1S45 4th st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-05-17
BUILDING MATERIAL
WRECKING

Old Homes. 1703-l7O5 K st.
For Sale, Closing Out
All material for sale. Mantels. hard
wood paneling, doors. stairs, inside
shutters, elevators, heating plants.
mirrors, pipe. plumbing, radiation,
steel beams. hard brick, lumber-au
sizes. stone. marble. iron fence.
Visit our yard. Bargains. We deliver.
ARROW WRECKING co.
HOO 8. Capitol. Ii. 3-2602-
Evening star., 1951-05-17
TYPISTS

noon hours available Temporary
or permanent, Good salary. C Mr..
Swain, NATIONAL FURNITURE CO,
sol 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-17
HELP WoAAEN

YOUNG WOMAN, alert, white. for in
teresting telephone work; no sales
5 days; salary open. Also part time.
Sat, and Sun; salary open. MA.
YOUNG WOMEN (2), white. intelli-
of large National Publisher: 10 tc
, daily; $40 to $50 per week on
liberal percentage basis; experience
unnec. Write. including phone num-
yoT,Ne 6sT t. HSX %0MgS 4F,C is.ss SssFs mart t,s
for retail Candy Shop shop; Rrs Rrs' ioS id
11-3, 12-5, weekdays; 90 sats
Must be neat and attractive; exper
not nee: but helpful. Apply in per
son to Mrs. Wiener. ROBERT WIN
sToN CANDIES, 18th and F SITS.
NV. -17
YOUNG WOMEN
IaRe aR ca4as Names n N
Washington and suburbs Outside
work; no selling; working hours,
$3.50 am. to / 80 pm: pay, ST. per
hr.: good hours for housewife who
wants extra money. Give phone
number in reply to Box 445-B. Star,
ATTRACTIVE OPENING Tor young
public. to serve as clerk-receptionist
IN local hospital: good working con-
oitions and pleasant environment:
must have tipping ability neat ap-
pearance. GOOD personality: vacation.
sick leave. social security benefits
Apply in person at personnel Office
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
MEDICAL CLINIC NEEDS registered
nHrse; S2,250 per annum. Call
EARN SIS TO 500 in your spare
time, selling unusual household
y call a. TID, AD 6s34 for details; 30
AVON representatives earn $20-S4O
wwkly. Pleasant repeat business. RE
EXPERIENCED WHITE LADY. not
over 35, skilled in preparation OF
food for roadside sandwich shop.
Must be clean, honest, intelligent
and willing to take responsibility
Excellent salary. SH. 9783, after
REAL ESTATE and insurance ofice
secretary, living quarters provided
for 2: must have ref. experience
not necessary but preferred JA
2-23S1; ewes. Gil 2463 --17
ARE YOU AN ALERT. CULTURED
WOMAN, 35-55. accustomed to earn
ing S3,000-S5 900 yearly? Educa-
tional service; position permanent
High commission. Trans, excellent
bonus. Write qualifications fully to;
Box @1l-C. Star
10 WOMEN needed at once to use
telephone from own home; can earn
81 to 81 per hour Cali in person
tor drtati.. ~ IItl1 st, NV I?
Evening star., 1951-05-17
MAID

etore for, general work work sI;s, around
S: N. MCBRIDE CO, zoo H st. ne.
MAIL AND INFORMATION CLERK
-Neat-appearing young lady.
no experience necessary, some typ
ing required; alternating hours. Ap-
ply IN person, Mr.. Fulll!ove, HOTEL
RALEIGH 18th and Penna. ave. NV.
MANAGER for 25O-unit apt. bldg;
must be capable and exper. in super
vlsing help. keeping records, collec-
tion of rentals, ETC.; salary, S16OI
per mo. and apt; local ref. req
For r "a appt' phone ST. s932 before
MANICURIsT. attractive young lady,
under 80, for 1st-class barber shop.
Excellent working conditions and
5-day week. Apply personnel office,
L st. entrance, HOTEL STATLER.
MEAT WRAPPERS, 2. experienced,
for modern super market; paid va
cations, disqualification. Apply 1923
MESTeAI RhSde Islsnd sRdsET.pG aye; .ppG -, Ia
room; good hours and salary. Apply
Rf1s2s sniz KosRfFAI Pf152Rn; and oss and
NURSE. Ssf; fs PRACTICAL. white; live in; lp pri-
vate home. OIL. O717. is
NURSE, white, registered; age 20
to 30;5 busy diagnosticians ofice;
9 to 500 daily; to 1870 Sat.
Call Mrs. LAWSON. EX. 0404.
NURSE. registered, white, Protestant.
40 to $50. Call GE. 5000. -2l
! NURSE, white, UNDERGRADUATE, age
y to 4o' for private hospital. co,
NURSES. registered and practical.
| for general duty; rotating shift; ,5Ia-
| day week; salary and full main
tenance. Call nursing supervisor.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda,
Nd. Il mi. from District line). OIL.
OFFICE CLERK with experience in
garage work, make entries; no typ
ing; permanent: ANNANDALE BODY
| WORKS, FA. 470S. III
OFFICE GIRL, knowledge Of tipping
and simple bookkeeping. Vacation
| conditions. Apply HAJEs. Famous
for Chicken" 948 N. Y. ave. NV,
bet zen and 4 pm. lis
Evening star., 1951-05-17
SALESGIRL

SALESLADY. white. to work in frozen
custard store nights. Call RA. 422l
SALESLADY, experienced ladies'
ready-to;wear; full or part time.
LA. 6-420S. 30
SALESLADY. selling costume. jewelry
and gifts; good starting salary;
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; excellent op-
portunity for advancement. TREA-
SURE TRoVE, 1908 G st. NV.
SALESLADY for exclusive Conn. ave.
speciality shop. Excellent salary and
experience preferred. Ma $751; WSi
SALESLADY. young, In large jewelry
store: some experience desired; sal
ary and commission. Apply in per-
son, Mr. Roth, CASTELBERG'S.
1904 F st NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-17

Is FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone. cement walks. steps and
porches and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIO. SH. 1859.
FLOORS sANDED and, fnished; old
PGooR PGSs5 @aas sERv1ca ~ vi i,eaa aAzloS
Evening star., 1951-05-17

ComptOmeter Operator
Young lady, exp, for perm. position
in Office of motion picture organiza-
ton. 5-day wk. See MR.. SHAFTEL.
9TH A.. Warner Bldg, 18th and E
n W IN
Evening star., 1951-12-09
Federal Tax Drives Gamblers
In Virginia to Other Pursuits

ners, agents and runners, along
with places Of business, must be
listed.
Checking Police Records.
Federal Tax Collector Stuart
Crenshaw, who has charge of Vir-
ginia, says his agents are check
ing police records to make sure
that all gamblers have applied
for the tax stamp.
Mr.. Crenshaw says the tax bu-
reau already has a pretty good
idea who Virginia S big shot gamb-
lers are. For years income tax
returns have been coming in with
wagering and gambling" scrib-
bled in the space for "occupa-
ton"
To some so of these "known
gamblers. the application blanks
have been sent without any re-
quest from the men themselves.
Didn't Ask For Blanks.
One of the men who bought a
stamp. John L. tFred Hannah.
|of Colonial Heights. complained
that he wouldn't have applied had
the blank not been sent him.
Mr.. Crenshaw says there is no
horse betting "to amount To any,
thing now and numbers opera
tions appear to be at a standstill.
The police generally confirm
Mr.. Crenshaw's findings. AS one
of them put it:
I'VE hear the numbers collec-
tors are driving trucks. There's
not so much money in it, but it's
safer"