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Evening star., 1951-04-15
CASHIER-CLERK

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Woman osas wit with car rs'. for summer S9rk
other misc. duties; hrs. 1880 am.
fSe fS9a ,as saIssryy, y,,t g GOVT; SERVICES SS
dealer In Hyattsyille. Md; exper.
pref; 5la-day wk., excel working
Sd.t MO Wa saitlmSre sgoo ave. Hyattsy!lle'
cAsHIEk1ciGHk ASH MHi tG1g CLERK. 8 70 4
shift: excel. salary, meals furn. 5636
Conn: ave. NV. WO. $500. -15
perienced; good salary snd meals.
zEiBERT's RESTAURANT. 1880 /
CaARWoMEN. Ill RRiWWoMEN white, to work t' 8
nights per week, 5 pm. to pm;
must be in good physical condition.
and H sts. NV. after 4:30 p.m.eib
CHILDRENS APPAREL sALESLADY
es MoNTYs r Ssf KIDpfG Hof lANp s5es psss "a.
ave. Sil. Spg. -17
CLERICAL. young lady, white; vari-
Gus clerical duties. for large auto
parts store; $39 to start. knowledge
OF operating PIX switchboard help
ful but not essential; good hours.
GnTo All nf paNTs' RaSGs' pE 4ao Sges; q. CENTRAL
CIERfcAL ASSISTANT to o. work N;H; in
auditing department; must have
knowledge of comptometer or Bur-
rough's calculator; permanent posi-
tion; 40-hour, 5-day week; many
top-rated cmploye benefits including
mel once. SEARS. ssei RoEBGHesKr oEHsGes rfsSo. : co..
1900 Wis, ave, NV
CLERK, dry cleaning est, exper.
Apply MERIT CLEANERS. 4SIs r.
i ave. ave. Hyattsville, UN. 5000. ---18
health. high school graduate. 5.dSy
Phone for appt.. 8 to i. Ma. sssi
CLERK FOR PRICE MARKING DkPr.
Young lady; permanent position.
company dement's. Cali AT. 400 for
appt; at HEcHNaER CO.. 18th and
CLERK for ; sheet music dept; so some
SMnoTlsdge Mr Hedge Of & music s nsessssTy. See
CLERK. young white lady for ONCE
position in Georgetown: tipping not
as important as earnest desire to
Mnpsaas Isarp eft,es pT9sedure. Contact Mr..
CLERK. colored girl. $3.50 years.
high school educ. exper. In dry
cleaning bus. Steady Job. top sal.
ary Phone CO. 1884. -17
CLERKS to manage cleaning stores,
openings In all sections Of city: good
nay. bonus, paid vacations. Experi-
ence not necessary. Apply $50 7th
st. Sc. 17s
CLERK, white. over 1s, experienced
IN detail figure work helpful; FULL
time employment, 5h-day week,
employe benefits after 3 mos. EN-.
ployment. Apply personnel ofice,
MAYFLOWER HOTEL. Conn. ave.
and De Sales. 10
tai record rm.: meals while on
duty. sick leave, vacation and other
henefits: Apply personnel ONCE.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL. hi New
York ave. NV. lis
CLERK-Young girl for part-time
stenographfc and general clerical
work. Prefer hours 9:30 to 2:30.
Call Ma. 6203 for appointment.
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WV. Oh1N2 ~ aoOvc aQQIeSS. IL
CLERK-TYPIST and switchboard op.
orator. under 35. for electric whole
sale. supply house. This Is q fins
position with excellent opportunity
for adyancement: salary open. Apply
MR.. WERNER. -I6
CLERK-TYPIsT. S45 week: 6-das
week. permanent position. Apply
Mr; Mao H1ssSsby, 1sS H: Z ABRAMsoN co.
CLERK-TYPIST. white, large national
concern; 40~hr. week, permanent DO.
sttion, usual benefits; air-conditioiled
once, Dupont Circle area. Call HU
CLERK-TYPIST, company benefits,
pleasant working conditions; salary
JE@EgsY gs1@s6sh: eo slSS RSS'tl9Rh 18th f. sANe
III
CLERK -TYPIST-washington's old.
est Ford dealer has opening for ac-
curate, typist, bookkeeping back
ground helpful but not essential: ex-
cellent future; 5h-day .wk. insur-
ance ME Rnd and Leave See Mr.; Lane or
lila Vermont ave. -I5
work with Red Cross; tipping, sta
tistical and accounting reports: s.
day week; liberal employe benefits.
Apply MRS. WEBB, 1880 Z st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST for real estate and
insurance once; Arl. resident pref. I;
perm. pos. 37h.hr. wk: Call week
cLERK-TYPIsT. to assist with nay.
roll and other accounting work In
publishing concern. 5-day wk.
hospitalization. ST. 1925. -2l
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent Job with
an established vending machine
company; air-conditioned ONCE;
5h-day week; pleasant workins
conditions. CANTEEN COMPANY,
I21s Mt. oliyet I'd. ne. IF .
CLERK-TYPISTr in subscription full
ing company. An accurate typist,
who Is careful with details will find
this to be interesting and reward
ing work; liberal vacation and sick
leave: free group Insurance; work
in an. air-conditioned ofice with
congenial associates. Call Mon. Fri,
S:30-5, DI. 2a00, Ext 2R1 -19
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HELP WOMEN

RESIDENT MANAGER, for 55-unit
apt; house, located vic. National
Cathedral; middle aged; exper.. re-
liable and trustworthy; good salary.
sAIRs 1Ps Ts1s Res SHS sssv STR
part time. II you live In the Vicinity
Of Hyattsville, College Park, Land
over Hills or Greenbelt and have a
car you can make q very good in
come selling the worlds leaders in
Their field. Frigidaire, RCA tele-
Vision; VISION; Maytag washers and Hoover
5issss sSss; ,n for ~, ,app1IIntment. annI1 Tr,ers
SALESGiRL. experienced preferred.
part time, 8 days per week; pleasant
person; RosEMARIE DE PARIS.
sz1Es s45 i aish Srss ssss. sEt in sssy
sALEsLaDY ADJ for retail stationery yag sales.
ses sey maraser; Waas r.. NJ = 8; s. eINN CO. 14l7
sry sgreHa1gW snd cpWp s,4 Apply WlAsHNaToN va !.
sALEsLADIEs. experienced. chill
dren's shoes; excel. salary and COM
MISSION, MSS Apply ESTHER SHOP.
sAIEsLAbfEs ii1a / 81 s'T Tor shoe store; na regu.
Kss1ANPD Ksaszi AhPDl' eoi H St ne. IA YR.
SALESLADIEs, ready to wear and
accessories for fine ladies speciality
store; experience preferred; perma.
taent position with opportunities fo1
o'DoNNELL CO., 34o7 Conn. ave,
Evening star., 1951-04-15

SERVICES OPERATOR. waite, to do
Apply II person. SINGER. sEWINo
MACHINE CO., 31G7 M st. nE,-
R5r,ss RIS s5ii Pinss sSHSsii@ Branch d.s,iys; @
siah nph'nFi FFiN1sHER, exper.; excel. Day,
good working conditions. steady all
year.round position: Apply ARISTo
SILK FINISHER
Quality. worker. only; pleasant per-
tlS si1p; hvbs h,gh salary lH5aa Apply EXQUISITE
SKIP LOCATOR. part time, to work
in store. MR.. JOSEPH. 7f9 7th st.
sTENoGRAPHER-Five-day. 4o-hour
week; salary. S270 month; conven-
lent location. Box S4-Z. Star. -16
ISTENOGRAPHER-Part time. under
30; Sd;25 SdSH per hour. Phone Execu-
IsTENoGRAPHERs (e). part OF full
time, Falls Church area. why spend
all that time riding the bus In and
out OF Washington every day? Here
IS. an excellent opportunity for 2
sef as rssorss one ..S e
and contracts, and the second ste
nographer for .dictation and once
work, for. Falls Church flrm; ex.
csllent salary for the right persons.
STENoGRAPHEk-5-oay. 40-hr. wk..
pleasant working conditions. air.
conditioned office. Government Con-
So trset Dept; III r, ?; I. ANDREWS PAPER
sTENoGRAPHER, average shorthand
and typing speed and accuracy. re-
CURED; age 20-35; working. sched-
ary, $500 per mo-; paid vacation
and sick leave benefits Apply In
person at FORT LINCOLN GENIE
Terry. 3201 Bladensburg I'd. n.e.,
ask for Mr.. Collins. -15
STENOGRAPHER, experienced or be-
ginner; permanent position with old
hour week: employe benefits. Apply
STONE STRAW CORP. 900 Frank.
lin st. ne. lie
STENO. for part-time daywork in In.
suranse agency. Call MR.. A1NnEY,
STENoGRAPHER, s-day wk.. hos.
DtStdss50n DDrovdsd MUpSa sEErfa serYss s i
Cali Mr.. wells, MA. $3.50. III
tessionai association. 37la-hr. week,
24-day an. w.: salary dependent
upon qualifications. ITS5 Massachu.
sets ave. NV, Room 400.
STENOGRAPHER. accurate In short.
hand and typine; 5.day week. 9-5:
nice surroundings. Ma. 2oS0. LII
STENOGRAPHERS - Public stenog.
can use good stenogs. awaiting Govt.
clearance; also housewives interested
In part time mo eve. or week end
applicants pleasel. ST. 1871. --16
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1951-04-15

Ambitious recent high school
graduate or night college
student to assist with gem
eral work in Washington
Office Of nationally-known
firm of business consult
ants. Reply in own hand
writing giving background
and salary expected. Box
442-Y Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
CI,ERK-TYPTST

37Ia-hr.. 5-day week: vacation with
pay; bonus vacation for good at
tendance; sick leave; economical
cafeteria facilities; group insur-
ance. Apply Room 800. S16 14th
st. NV. between 8 a.m.-3 pm.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
HELP MEN
MUNTZ Tv


OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
MAN WITH TV OR RADIO
DELIVERY EXPER. TO
TRAIN FOR DISPATCHER
AND INVENTORY CON-
TROL POSITION WITH
NATIONAL TV ORGANIZA-
TION. KNOWLEDGE OF
TYPING DESIRABLE. CON-
PANY BENEFITS INCLUDE
CAPITALIZATION, PAID
VACATION, ETC. SEE MR.,
BROWN, 7-8 PM.
SIC 9th ST. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
NO SHORTAGE HERE!

Vital products for the home. Sales
exper. helpful but not necessary.
Plenty of leads; rapid advancement.
Come Come a in and talk It over: Apply
tween "a and rs. Ask for Mr..
CISSEL at desk. No phone calls
please.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
HELP WoMEA

HOUSEKEEPER, white. refined. for
employed couple, two children ages
and q; pleasant home and sur
ronndings. Write Box 453, Fairfax,
Evening star., 1951-04-15
HELP WOMEN
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR

SxA3 ~ 424S4xA oQ1 G1b v 1kJkRxt
Young woman with some exper. in
cafeteria or restaurant work. must
have good health and ability to
direct and train employees in dining
room, dishroom and kitchen In cafe
terra In Govt. bldg: age % to 45;
annual and sick leave, GOVT. SERV-
ICES. INC. 1l35 21st st. NV. --16
CASHIER for business on. of hospital,
knowledge Of MGR. 1000 pref. but
not nee. Salary. S160 mo. and
8 meals. Telephone DU. 1920 Mon.
after Q am.
CASHIER for fine Conn. ave. ladies'
specially shop; permanent position.
Apply THE ESSIE ODONNELL CO..
3407 Conn. ave. NV. -17
CASHIER. experienced, to work In
night club. full or part time. Apply
at once, 1411 H st. NV.
CASHIER. exper. on MGR posting
machine: pleasant working cond. !;
6-day week, S-hr. day. See Mr.
Edwards. VIM. 3. MILLER FURNI-
TURE CO., sth and Pa. ave. Sc.
CASHIER CHECKERS. immed. need
for alert young women to. train for
permanent openings in cafeterias in
Government bldgs. Early hours. s.
day wk. GOVERNMENT SERVICES,
INC. l135 21st st. NV. --16
Evening star., 1951-04-15
PIX
PIX OPERATOR

PIX OPERATOR
For work in. large apartment build
ings. Apply personnel ONCE, CA
FRITZ. 1904 K st. NV. III
PRACTICAL NURSE, to care for ell
gerry lady; refs. req. Catholic pref.
PROOFREADER, experienced. for
scientific journals; some typins: K.
day wk.; 4-wk. paid vacation. sick
leave. pension plan. EX. 5000.
RECEPTIoNIsT-Full time or eve
nine, lady 21-30, to meet public
accept messages. etc. Lady wanted
for ewes. 9 to 8 pm. Write ftiiiy.
long -hand. STUDIOS. 1898 Conn.
RESIDENT MANAGER for garden
type apt. development; must be
thoroughly experienced and have
good references; nice apt. plus sal
ary, Please write fully INCLUDING
quaiincattons. age and family status.
Box 4S8-V, Star,
SALES AGENTS-Get into q real
business; learn to sell real estate;
start In Mont. Co. I viii let Vol,
work In the field each day with an
exper. agent. Call Pop HARTMAN.
81. 077b. 81. O776; eyes,. SH. 0593.
-17
Evening star., 1951-04-15

GENERAL OFFICE WORK, must be
accurate and like figures; excellent
working conditions, 5-day week
insurance and other dement's. Apply
70, n. J. HEINZ CO. (57 Varieties),
5th and v SITS. ne. 30
GENERAL OFFICE WORK Perm.
position; pvt. concern; 5-iay wk.,
conditioned ofice; typing and
PIX. desirable. MISS WHITE, Elk.
5S67. 10
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATIONS, best
working conds.. vacation with pay;
salary commensurate with ability:
5-day. 40-hr. wk. Box 2l5-Y, Star.
HOSIERY SALESGIRL Prefer ex.
per-; permanent position, excel,
salary and comm. opportunity for
advancement. Apply L. E. MASSEY
SHOES. 606 12th st. NV.
HOSTESS, exp. Hours 7-3. Apply in
person from 9:30 to 12 moon.
HOTEL RALEIGH, 10th and Pa. ave.
NV. See PIERRE. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
NoTTCE 10 ZOE AppLICANTs

ANSAAbE Az ~OD A6E 6EAAShNA0
Firms engaged In interstate
commerce or tn the production
OF goods for commerce must
non pay at least rs cents an
hour and time and one-halt
for Overtime under the Federal
Ware and Hour LaW. job
seekers offered less by copered
firms should notify the Wage
and Hour Dfpision, u. S. De-
partment OF Labor, telephone,
Executtpe 1890. extension
1j42.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
HELP WOMEN
CLERK
One-Girl Office
CASUALTY INSURANCE
Careeer-C)pportunity

Insurance experience and stenogra-
ply helpful but not essential. Need
4stsGn 1etss 'aeaps eare YORK % ypns
good salary. Call ME. 0S90.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
CLERK
CLERKS
DARLINGTON

Part-time and Full-tirne
Aristo Cleaners has o few vacancies
for counter clerks at our Fairling-
ton branch. ITO Fern st. (neaf
Post Omce). No exp. neces., ages
MR.. OKINS at above address. III
Evening star., 1951-04-15

thoroughly exper.,
full charge complete set of double
entry books, for fine ladies' speciality
store. Permanent position. Apply
Mr.. SINRoD. National Press Bldg,
BooeoiKikEsEePINe oei CLERK for account.
ing office Of busy downtown spe-
cialty shop. Must write well. be
good at figures, enjoy detailed
clerical work and be under 40 years
of age; married or single, graduate
OF parochjal and Catholic high
school preferred. Excellent sur
roundings, perm. position. Start at
$58 for q 4S-hour week; opportu-
nifty to advance. State your pres
ent age. describe your experience
and name the schools you aave
attended in confidential letter in
your own handwriting to Box 295-V,
MACHINE OPERA
TOR-Young lady to learn operation
OF bookkeeping machine in account
ing ONCE; 5 days wk.. pleasant work.
Ing. ing conditions n, ss2nrApp Apply general Of
,2600 Woodley rd: NV.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, for Burroughs machine post
ing accounts receivable; Permanent
Gary Carver; MAoRUDER INC. 1iss
BooKKEEPING MACHINE operator
typist, Remington Rand: 6-day, 40
hour week; salary, $50; permanent
position for settled. dependable per-
son; small wholesale business. Box
4S0-Y Star Ia .
Evening star., 1951-04-15
ASST. MANAGER
SEAMSTRESS

White; exper. on power machine;
highest pay; 5-day wk.; good work
Ing conds. Apply ROBEY AWNING
q SHADE CO., 1904 r. ]. ave, NE.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
HELP WOMEN
ASSEMBLERS

For bench work. no exper. neces-
5-day week. disqualification and
paid vacation. Apply BOWEN g
Co. 4712 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda,
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Jersey Driver Wins
Feature al Lanhanl

Bill PfiSter of Eatontown, N. j.,
has moved into third place among
the point-scorers in the National
Association for Stock Car Auto
Racing. Inc, and has established
himself as one Of the favorites to
take the honors at West Lanham
Speedway this season.
Pfister raised his points and his
followers last night when he rode
tc victory in the 25-lap feature
before $500 fans. Pfister COM
pleted the distance in 6:51.20.
Lucky Loux of Seilersville, Pa,
and Charlie Dyer of Newark, N. j,
finished second and third. respec-
lively.
Engine trouble plagued Lou
johnson Of Wilmington, N. j., and
Frank Schneider of Lambertville,
N j. Schneider had swept seven
straight events at Lanham before
being sidelined on the first lap of
the main event last night. John
son had to pull up on the fifth
lap.
Sportsman car racing returns to
Lanham Tuesday night, with Bill
Holland, 1949 winner of the In
dIanapolis Speedway 500-mile race,
heading an all-star field.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Sales Berth Takes
Hunk Anderson
From Bears
By The Assoeiaied Press

CHICAGO, June Is. - Heartily
Hunk Anderson. line coach of
the Chicago Bears for the last II
seasons and one-time head coach
at Notre Dame. today announced
his retirement from football. He
said he will devote his entire time
to duties as salesman for a
Detroit steel company.
Anderson said he will devote his
Zee week ends to scouting for the
Bears. which he joined in 1922 as
a guard.
Anderson, of Calumet, Mich,
played under the late Knute
Rockne at Notre Dame from 1918
through 1921. He became Rockne's
chief assistant in 1926. After two
years as coach at st. Louis Uni
versity, Anderson returned to No
ire Dame as line coach and moved
UP to succeed Rockne in 1881 after
Rockne's death in a plane crash.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
SIverken and Strawberry Fox
Take Leads at UpperviIIe

performing under the colors Of
Mrs. Deane Rucker Of Crosse
Point, is well in the lead in the
important conformation hunter
division. The 8-year-old SON Of
Coo d'Esprit under the agency
of the Alex Calverts of Warren
ton has amassed 14h points.
His closest contender is Mrs.
Frederick M. Warburg's Fahion
Plate. from Middleburg. with 61a
markers, Six classes remain on
today's schedule for this division.
Llangollen Farms Adventure fol-
lows with six points.
The show continued today with
"a full schedule which got under
way at 10 o'clock (EDT and
featured the thoroughbred breed
ing classes. pony and junior
events. Tricolors awaited the top
performers in the pony. 3-year-
old, green and conformation hunt
er divisions.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
BY The A.soeioted Press

MARIETTA. Ohio. June TO-
High water and a fast current to-
day forced officials to reduce the
course lengths for the 49th Inter
collegiate Rowing Association Re-
|gatta to 2 miles.
Ralph Furey. chairman of the
Board Of Stewards, said river con-
ditions made it impossible to
anchor stake boats at the start of
the course.
Last year a flash flood on the
Muskingum River brought about
a similar course shortening.
Varsity and junior varsity crews
were scheduled to stroke over a
3-mile course, while freshmen
teams rowed 2 miles. Now all
teams will row 2 miles in the re-
gatta. which gets under way at
$3.50 pm. (EDT), with the frosh
race.
Junior varsity crews will row at
4:10 and the varsities at S.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Fire Department Nine
Wins Firsf-HaIf Title

The Fire Department owns the
frst-half championship in the
Departmental Baseball League
Dutch Schaefer gave up II hits
but spaced them. to pitch the
Firemen to a 5-4 victory over
Northeast Body Works for the
title yesterday.
Schaefer also helped his cause
at the plate. batting in Moe
zanger with the winning run on
a single in the top of the ninth
inning.
Atchison and Keller, meanwhile,
finds itself tied with the Police
Department for the lead in the
Recreation Departments Anacos-
tia League. The Plumbers rolled
over Twining City, 1870, behind
Buck Henry'S 1our-hit pitching
yesterday to gain a tie for the
top spot.
Boiling Air Force scored its
first victory in the Industrial
League. 17-5. over Mailman Photo.
Fort Meade won its 18th
straight, I'll, over Ole Olson, In
dustrial League pace-setter, in an
exhibition last night.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
1raekmen Competing
In Boys Club Meet

Hundreds of boys of all weights
and ages flocked to Eastern High
Schools stadium today for the
Metropolitan Police Boys Club
annual track and field meet.
Trophies were to be awarded
winners in the junior and senior
divisions, while miniature, gold,
track-shoe trophies were to be
given to individual high scorers
in the midget, junior and senior
classes.
In addition, gold. bronze and
silver medals were to go to the
first three finiShers in each event.
Running events, relays, broad
jump, high Jump, shotput and
other events were on the schedule.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
o4Azagg(!Iy| g(!I Is 8 ;@|zdlE
5Y hob Eden.

the gate at night, unless good old
George is standing by" i
So the watchman had been
helping Lucille and Nick in their
meeting.
you must be in love with that
kid. Well, you can have him. He
happened along when I needed
him, and he was just too good a
thing to pass up.
II had to have a front. Dad
liked him and he fit in perfectly.
But I assure you that you can
have him back-intact. But quick.
I'll soon be 18. Then can do az
I like"
Then you can marry Gale?"
you said it. Before I'm al
hour over 18. We're both living
for that. minute
did it ever occur to you that
you're being a little rough on
ICarl?"
Lucille snapped her half burned
cigarette onto the floor.
Baby, I've always had what !
wanted, from the time was born.
Then this big lug Nick came along.
1T was like INT with both of us.
And did dear old dad throw a fit.
He threatened me with everything
from burning in oil to tearing me
from limb to limb. Well, maybe
not that bad. Does he hate this
boy of mine. Works at it night
and day.
Now. don't you see? had to
use Carl"
Lucille paused. waiting for some
comment from Sherry. Sherry
thought minute and then said:
II hadn't looked at it that way.
But it's still tough on Carl
Hell get over it. Then he'll
really appreciate you. He's getting
a girl with.
She started to say it, then
checked herself.
Imagine, sitting out there on
that dark road for hours!"
Sherry stood up.
I'm keeping you." she said.
"Oh. don't be so polite" Lucille
told her. 1--WE both have things to
say to each other. We can work
together"
II could still go to your father"
Sherry reminded her.
"But you WON'T" Lucille said
with confidence. You're not that
type"
Thank you," Sherry said. and
turned to go.
II wish you'd take five hundred"
Lucille insisted. I'm sure you
could use it."
When she saw the look on
face she was sorry she had
it.
ITO Be Continued.J
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Crews Are Racing Only 2 Miles
In Swift Ohio River Current

The faVofite, OF course, was
Washington.
The Huskies swept the river last
year, winning the freshman, junior
varsity and varsity events. The
victory in the varsity race was
the ninth for Washington. Only
Cornell, which has won IL times
has taken more blue ribbons.
The East had most of its hopes
pinned on Princeton. which has
"a crew that turned in some spark
ling practice runs.
There will be an even dozen
crews in the starting lineup.
Here is the way they will start
beginning with lane No. / on the
Ohio side of the river:
Lane /, Massachusetts, Tech;
lane 2. Princeton; lane 3. Pennsyl-
vania; lane 4. Navy; lane 5, Wis
consin: lane 6. Syracuse; lane 7
Washington: lane 8, Stanford;
lane 8, California; lane 10, Boston
T.; lane IL, Columbia, and lane
IL, Cornell.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Golf
Continued From Page A-1o.)

SoaeAAuCO rlOlu dSc A~&U't
the first one, and later Ed Oliver,
and Amateurs Sam UrZetta and
Bo Wininger hit II.
Urzetta, the National Amateur
champion. had the lowest nine of
the tournament, a SO, but he fell
to 38 coming back.
Wininger, a graduate Of Okla
homa A. & M. and now a member
of Atlantic City Country Club,
where Buck WorSham from Wash
ington is pro, is in third place
with 75-71-146.
Worsham is at lat with Clayton
Heafner. who almost tied Middle
coff for the title in 1949: AL Brosch
a perennial contender from Long
Island: Chuck Klein and Paul
Runyan. A poor putting streak
unusual for Runyan, cost him a
better position. Paul has used
more wooden clubs in SO holes than
the big hitters will use in 72, but
he still is a contender.
The 148 bracket includes Jimmy
Demaret, who took two-over-par
six on the 18th, and Craig Wood,
making one of his few tournament
appearances.
For a few minutes yesterday
Hogan appeared to be making a
bid when he started with two con-
secutive brides. But he had four
bogeys in the next seven holes and
finally posted a 70.
Bassler's partners at $50 include
Gene Sarazen, who plays with
Snead today, and may settle Sam
down.
The biggest names to fail to
qualify were Jim Ferrier, the Sec
ond leading money winner, and
George Fazio, who tied for the
title last year.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Penn Agrees With Notre Dame
In Charging NCAA Detection

|NCAA in the current .television
dispute.
Tatun1 made it clear that he
agrees with the contention that
the televising Of live football
games will keep fans away from
the stadiunlS.
Penn has sent letters to other
schools asking them to join in
requesting a ruling from the At
torney General as to the legality
Of the NCAA action.
In reply, Tatum wrote, Tele-
vision is so good that ] am afraid
three or four games each Saturday
will have all the spectators"
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Public Parks Rucketers
Sturt Tourney Today

The annual National Capital
Public Parks Tennis Tournament
got under way today on the Six
teenth and Kennedy streets
courts. However, entries in the
mems, women's and mixed doubles
will be taken until 6 pm. today
at The Tennis Shop, 1926 Nine
teenth street NV, or at the
courts.
Mrs. Willie Herbert, the defend
ing champion, is ranked No. /
among the women, while Frank
Dunham, who won last year. is
top-seeded in the mems class.