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LEGAL NOTICES tcont.)
RALPH A. CUsICK. Attorney,

100 Continental Building,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holdins
Probate Court.-Estate of Sara A.
FurberShaw. Deceased.-No. 96S01,
Administration Docket 161.-Appli-
cation having been made herein for
probate of the last will and testa-
ment of said deceased. and for let
ters of administration, eta, on said
estate. by Edwin c.. Furbershaw it
is ordered this 3rd day of January.
AID. 1851, that Joseph Albert Fur
bershaw and Mary Yvonne Bannaire.
non-residents. and all others con-
cerned. appear in said Court on
Tuesday. the 18th day of February,
AID. 1881, at 1000 O'Clock AM. to
show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter" and THE
Evening Star" once in each Of three
successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first pub
lication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. Wit
ness. the Honorable BOLITHA j..
LAWS. Chief Judge of said Court.
this Bird day of January. AID. 1851.
lSeal) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. REGISTER of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. ja5.I2.l9
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HELP MEN
CRAFTSMAN

COUNTERMAN, white, experienced
Apply CARRY'S RESTAURANT. o37
Penna. ave Sc. Ii 3-a22l Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures
Experienced in visual and mechanical
inspection of electronic equipment
to JAN specifications. Apply in per-
son, 6 pm. to 9 pm, MELPAR,
INC. Room 223, Colorado Bldg,
D. c.. or call oV. 1900 for appt.
INVESTIGATOR for national loan
company: excellent opportunity for
young man. energetic, aggressive,
intelligent and ambition to advance;
must have car; good salary, car al
lowance, paid vacation. sick benefits
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE. 16 Car
roll ave, Takoma Park. Md. -
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MESSENGER

Alert young man. high school grad
uate 1920 years OF age, neat
IN appearance. for permanent POSI-
tion with The Evening Star; 5-day.
4o-hour week. Applv0 Personnel.
and Saturday 81
THE EVENING STAR
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mert development; Buckinrham
community, y, 1900 N. 4th st. Arling-
CARPET MECHANIC, experiepced:
Ssarsb sSsseaqy woEk, ke good pay. Call Falls
r dally; SE; al day. Sunday. r
c5ASHiEk, 5Sdd! front office, exper. on MGR
pm. and p.m.-midnight; excel
ployment ONCE, WARDMAN PARK
HSrE., ZOO Woodley rd. NV. -5
CASHIER-TYPIST-Large F st. lew.
elry store: deliehtful ofice; 44-hr.
empl;,; air-cond. ONCE. Personal
merchandise purchased at cost. See
Mr.; LANDY, s12 F st. NV. III
pSoee nsoe psst No 451yg fi1y references Tsle-
CHECKERS f2l, experienced, to work
IN super market: excellent pay and
working conditions. Apply MASTER
SUPER MARKET, 10s0s Lincoln m
ave" Kensington, Md. Lo. 5-lS65.
CHOIR DIRECTOR. for Luthepan
periences to BOX 327-D, Star =
CIGAR, candy, periodical clerk, exp;
goou position for active, able, re-
liable man: 6-day week; daytime
york HIGGER's DRUGS, 50l7
CIGAR AND DRUG STORE CLERK.
eommission ion 'imS; WHEAToN f1sf1 NSaiaFs PHRRs Rlss
Macy Ma. fo 114o5 aO9eSH Ca ave. Sill. spps..
cLAssIFTED MANAGER for the iA Arl-
ington Daily. One man department,
Must be top telephone solicitor as
well as outside. Automobile REQUIRE
II not capable of earning S10O per
week DO not waste. our time or
M sHsfs; sPARKs.o pnSRs OK o4l4 and ask for
CLERK. LIQUOR store. 25 to 40 years
a. a. least 9s years local references.
CLERK HPf p0-A' "A GRfFF1rH SsaTi CONSUMERS
CO. has immed. opening for man for for
general office and stock room work
In its air-conditioning service dept;
man with some knowledge of plum
oing and heating supplies preferred;
opport: for advancement. For appt.,
Cap Mr. Clark, ME- 4S40, Ext. 31S,
bet. am. and 5 pm. -6
Clerk-Photoengraving
We need the services Of an alert
individual to fiji a responsible DO
s1tion In our Photoengraving Depart
inenL; tne successful applicant should
pc 2l.3O years Of age. mathemati-
good attendance; 5-day' 40-hr. wk.: !:
assured salary advancement vaca-
tlons. with pay and other company
benefits. Apply. personnel. Room
sot,,rdsg ssoS; Open q weekdays s;3o-5 and
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave NV.
CLOTHING and furnishings salesman;
permanent. Apply THE QUALITY
SHOP, Wilson blvd, at North High
land st, Arlington. Va. -
COLLECTORS. under SO, light cars
for part time: one day and 3 eve,
and Ga. ave. sections. 303 Appeals
Bldg: 3 to pm. Thurs. Jan. 4
CONSTRUCTION and carpenter su.
struction from A to z; high salar,
paid. References required. Box 372.
H. Star. 3
CONSTRUCTION MAN
Project manager or superintendent
for building construction proiecI
With Iorne establisheG firm; unlim'
State qualifications and experience
Write Hox 341-H Star. IS
COOK and kitchen man. for drug
store luncheonette, experienced only
Apply UPTOWN PHARMACY, 353t
- Germ NTr ave-; cor Porter st. Nv;
needs young men, age 21-30. with
| personality and ambition to teacI
bai5room dancing; no exper cnct
necessary. complete training given
college BACKGROUND desired but moi
essen .al excellent salery and op.
portuniy for advancement. Apply in
person. noon to 4 pm. DON
MARTINI STUDIOS. 502 18th st
NV. 3
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EXPERIENCED
FlIp1 Oil Tr,1ok Driyyn

FueI OH TUCK DrlVerS
Full or part time. day or night. for
experienced drivers. Men acquainted
with Washington streets preferred,
Good wages with excellent working
conditions. Apply in person. GRIF-
FIFTH CONSUMERS SERVICE BLDG.
LOO First st. ne. Ask for Mr..
5 AND 10 CENT STORE
Manager for large and modern store;
experience essential. Phone DE. 5I69
for interview. -
II You Are Not a Salesman
Or do not think you have the ability
to become one, do not read any
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5 AND 10 CENT STORE
BUT. If YQII ARE

BUT, IF YOU ARE
or think you have the ability, call
Manager, who will show you one of
the most intriguing ways to earn
up to $3.50 per wk,, that you have
ever seen. Call between 1880 and
1890, T. j. INLAND. RE. 1921.
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MECHANICAL ENGRS.
Desisn and drafting exper. in either
plumbing. heating or air-condition-
ING; consulting enRineers offirf :.
good working conditions. 5-daS
week: state salary and exper. pox
449-H, Star
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MAN

MAN
Experienced In military supply proce.
dures; background IN electronics and
engineering preferred; age 25-35,
Can RE. Sl25. IS
MEN, for waterproofing and brick
pointing: good pay, HO. 677S; ewes.
RA. $685. -?
MEN. for driver-sales work, on estab-
SEvEN-UP WASHINGTON. INC,
1928 Kenilworth ave. ne. -
MEMO experience necessary: clean
cut, personable, as sales trainees
81 hour while training. rapid ad-
yancement. Get in on the ground
organizations in the country. AIS
II st, ne, 1st floor. between o and
Il am. No phone calls please
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HELP WOMEN
INSTRUCTRESS

HOSTESS, for cocktail lounge, must
have experience. Apply Box 374-E
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ENGINEER

G4N11IN LEN
3rd class license; must have oil
purher experience and be qualified
Ior maintenance work; good salary
and quarters, NV. apt. bldg. Phone
RESIDENT MGR, OR. 1850. -
Factory FIELD REPRESENTATIVE
Immediate opening with outstand-
ing manufacturing company. Job
REQUIRES constant travelling out of
washington branch office. The man
we want must have successful sales
experience, good appearance. pleas
ant personality. be sober and a hard
worker, with a respons sible clean
record that will bear investiga ton,
Car essential. Please prepare writ
Ten application with local references
sno sn phone for appointment. Salary,
$500 per month. plus travelling ex.
penses. Robert Magee District Sales
Manager, AMERICAN COOIATR
CORP 2524 Penna. ave. s.e. Phone
FARMER. experienced in tractors and
machinery salary or part shares.
a. once. MRS FRANK S. PERRY.
rort Royal. Va. Caroline Co. -
FIREMAN. colored: 8 to II pm. See
engineer. ALBAN TOWERS. -5
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>@>@A%4Nof 4oLI = OF. urW %
NURSE, graduate or reg, for busy
physicians once; good typist, toS,
notch ability and personality; good
hours, top salary. references. Box
NURSERY sG5iovERNEss, small coun- o.
Try estate; 3 school-age. children, !
woman and settled disposition.
Light upstairs work References re-
CURED. Salary S100 to S125 per
month, room and board. Phone Ma.
Si20. Ext. 1887, 10 to 4 daily, for
oFFIcE woRKER-Familiar With
tnstallment credit work, capable
typist and stenographer, steady po-
sition; and good working conditions.
paYRSGIi sHf Rs9I,k; csEkk. SsfI ura.- a. ,or
earnings records records and nd0et tax 30; report oSt
sSmpany. I ANSHoR" " rfaEpRooPa fSissiSSe'PH
iNG .Xi GO GO. gQ9 F st; nv. %
for dependable person. Salary de-
pending upon experience. 5-day
week; ,CEco STEEL PRODUCTS
CORP. 2O11 K st. NV. MA. 5S14.
PAYROLL-TIME CLERK; steady en-
benefits; ability to type but not nee
essarily a typist. Apply STONE
STRAW CORP. 900 Franklin st. ne,
PIX OPERATOR, general ONCE. cash
fering experience desirable but not
tions and salary. Apply In person.
between 4 and 6 pm. HOGATE s
RESTAURANT. 9th and Maine
PIX OPERATOR, tipping req: for
large. nationally known truck manu-
facturer; 5-day, 4O-hr. wk. THE
WHITE. MOTOR CO., 2765 Jefferson
Davis hwy, Arl., Va. Otis 5000,
,Mr: Ashman, 5
PIX OPERATOR, 5-day week. meals
and disqualification. tipping REQUIRED.
Sl45 mo. SUBURBAN HOSPITAI,.
BetheSda OIL, R7nn "a
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ELECTRIC MOTOR
REPAIRMEN
APPLY BETWEEN 9-4 MONDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY. 9-12 SAT.

MACHINES SHOPS, INC.
9l9 JESSUP BLAIR DIR,
SlLVER SPRING. MD. -
ELEyAT0R OPERATOR, experienced
and and sober man with permit; day
22l9. California st, NV NV. ~ ms n-ssS
ELEVATOR OPERATOR PORTER,
coiored, for large new apartment
building In Arlington. Va. Hours, 7
am TO pm. $l25 per month.
See Mr.. Medford, B. r. SAUL, CO
925 18th st. NV. "A
ELEVATOR OPER. - White, sober.
Tor, small downtown bldg; salary
and paid vacation, Apply superin-
tehoent' 1917 F ST. NV, Room 212.
ENGINEER, young man, bet. 25 and
90, With civil engineering back
ground. familiar with construction:
slve re1s.. eXper.. education. age and
45S-D. S-ar. 'A
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MANAGER
For candy store. Apply MARTHA
WASHINGTON CANDIES, 62l9 Ga.
ave. NV.
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MGR No. 5000 OPERATOR, age 25-
20; Experienced. 5-day. 40-hr. wk.
BECKERS, 1914 st. NV. IS
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DEBIT MAN

Married man, aged 30-50, OF proven
industrial insurance BACKGROUND:
guaranteed salary to start; unlimited
earnings assured later. MA. 2443.
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OIL fSUU. -
OFFICE MANAGER, BooKKEEpER
FOR StECIALTY STORE TO TAKE
eREpfTs. eeRREMPHsE Ercs cHAReE AReEInEEEfA EfANRLE s3+
AIRY AND OPPORTUNITY. BOX
299-D. STAR. @5 80
OFFICE WORKER-Man to do gen.
srfail ssral once work answer phone. type
oiils ETC: one preferred with knowI-
eoes ?, raaio and television. COLONY
GAoIo SALES & SERVICE. 6Ii9
PAINT 4 sasElTEisMAN. 4 LES to work TS IN
pSr, ely W. +; wfNsLoW' CO. 5"''s De New Nn1
psfNTrRHss pspS7 IHs and njwi b.,ocrs re,or+ ~ 80 !,
Church. Va. 2oproxima.ely ,
miles on Rt. Z between Falls Church
nd 1yson's Corner. -
PARTS CLERK ASSISTANT-Perma
nent employment, good, salary to
must have drivers permit; 5A-day
week, insurance coverage and vaca-
PART-TIME DRIVERS, experienced
oil truck drivers wanted for part
Time employment; must be able to
EfTn.rmns1istslg;. EDTk rlmmmedistslg; Apply 70 GRIP
ST Sf n q wv
PHARMAcisT, "a registered. 4o-hour Rs
week; $50. CALIFORNIA PHAR-
MACY, 2162 California st. NV.
PHARMACIST-Exc salary and
hrs; good opportunity for adj
van yancement cement 1886 Conn. ave. NV.
PHARMACIST. reg, full time; idea,
working conditions; excel. opp. for
1Tgg5essiys TERssEs ppapr y9ang man. RRddyER Rd1I
PHARMACIST. in nearby Md; exp.
preferred but not necessary: to nc
manager-owner opening new store.
BOZ 49-k. Star -
PHARMACIST MANAGER, for large
drugstore in apartment hotel in SaT-
asota, Fla; past management ex-
perience preferred; permanent posi-
ton, must have Florida license. For
interview. call j. C. BLAKE. VI.
PHoToGRAPHERs, proof passers
callers and coupon men or house-t
house men for new coupons. MOYE
NV, Kass Bldg, Suite 917. -5
PLASTERERS (5O, 1st-class white
mechanics only. Report 10 office,
at $500 Branchviile rd., Branch
vile. Md. TO. 6606. %
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Floor Manager

experience In supervising employees
necessary, Excellent opportunity for
store background. Generous emnioYe
benefits. '1' eiiipioSe
BOX 89-K, STAR
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TIRE CHANGER

Colored. 25-35 years of age, good
physical health and capable Of CIV
sonnel. Room SOC; open weekdays
5000 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
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PLASTERERS
Wanted; 1st-class men only. Phone
XII. S-9079 after pm. -
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-6
HARDWARE CLERK-For large. sub
urban store; permanent position
experienced preferred. aitRongh 1tHu Nin moi o
essential. See Mr. Hoover. AKMAN S
HARDWARE, Bladensburg, WA.
HARDWARE SALESMAN wanted in
HEAD JANiToR, colored, ; 05 exper-, ca.
pable to work with and supervise
other janitors. Garden-type apis,
Prefer man with knowledge of lge,
oil burners. Fully qualified in minor
reliable, and furnish local refs, Nc
children. $50 per mo. and excel
lent quarters. Apply S6l9 Piney
Branch rd.. Silver Spring, Md, be.
tween am. and pm. -5
Apply Mr.. Bryce, manager Of HAR.
RINGTON HOTEL.
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MTLLWoRK ESTIMATOR - Large
mfllwork firm needs experienced i,
capable man to make take-of from
plans. lists for shipping, and de-
tails, to shop, Must be accurate.
steady and sober. Write fully, stat
ing age, experience and salary re-
trgtnn Ia u e q
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MACHINISTS

Job shop experience. Top rates to
qualified men. Paid vacation and
capitalization. Apply BOWEN AND
CO. 4712 Bethesda ave, Bethesda.
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MAYER & co.
Al Ith ST. NV.
= 1erE eCX-~<
CLERK-TYPIST
(SOME KNOWLEDGE
OF SHORTHAND

Young woman, 2l-35 years of age,
high school graduate, neat in ap-
pearance and capable OF giving good
attendance. Applicant selected will
remain q clerk-typist until she Is
able to pass our shorthand test,
then classification and pay rate
will be changed to that of stenogra-
pher. Apply Personnel, Room sos:
open weekdays. S:30-5 and Satur-
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OFFICE BOY

H s; grad, good opportunity to learn
esllSlneS5. slr no exper. necessary. Call
OFFICE MANAGER. BOOKKEEPER
EOR StECIALTY STORE TO TAKE
SOMPLhF e CHARGE, HANDLE
CREDITS. ETC. EXCELLENT SAL
Say !sdo AND OPPORTUNITY. BOX
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Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1951-06-10

nv conscience believe to- be the
best for my country.
st say with all the sincerity OF
which I am capable that such a
test must be applied to everything
by everybody in this country for
a long time to come if we are to
restore peace and freedom for
which this Nation was founded
and to which 1t is dedicated"
Senator Byrd, recalling some of
his Is years in the Senate. said
he supported President Roosevelt
so long as "he stood on his plat
form of 1882"
Senator Byrd added that Mr..
Roosevelt "left his platform six
months after he was elected"
( Apple Growing His Hobby.
Since then Senator Byrd has
been at outs with the White
House.
"As a consequence" he said. II
am probably the only Senator who
has been invited to the White
House for a dinner only once In
18 years"
Senator Byrd emphasized, how
ever, that II have supported both
Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.. Truman as
a member of the Armed Services
Committee In all measures for na-
tional defense and in vigorous
prosecution of the two wars we
have been engaged in"
When he is not spending long
hours at work as a Senator, he
seeks out his hobby of seeing
things grow-especially apples.
His earliest ambition was to be
an apple grower. He succeeded in
that very well by becoming the
largest apple grower in the world.
tits great pleasure to me to
plant young orchards" he said,
land then see them grow to ma
turity. That Is creating something
productive and of benefit to the
country"
Evening star., 1951-06-10
Senator Byrd Reaches 81 Today
Still Fighting for Less Spending
Battered Hot Symbol
Of His Long Bottle for
Greater Economy
By Frank Toyor
Associcted Press Stoff Writer

Senator Byrd, Democrat. of
Virginia, becomes 81 today-still
fighting for less Government
spending. still hating "isms" and
still wearing aged hats.
The battered hat is something
of a symbol of his years Of bat
tling for greater economy. It
dates back to when he was 80
years old and the newly elected
Governor of Virginia.
He refused to be a "silk hat
Harry" wore a derby to his in
auguration. and has been trying to
cut public spending ever since.
He succeeded well in this as
Governor-turning deficit into
a surplus before he left that
Office.
In the Senate. he admits it has
been an uphill fight.
"But I feel with all the sincerity
of which 1 am capable" he said
in an interview. "that a con-
tinuation of New Deal and Fair
Deal policies to their ultimate
conclusion will destroy the SOL
vency of our democracy and lead
us to a state of socialism which
will destroy the liberties of our
people"
Not Discouraged.
His fight, he said. has put him
in 1.-The shadow of Presidential
displeasure for 17l2 of the 18
years I've been here although the
have been Of the DEM
ocratic Party"
There are times - unpleasant
times"-when he feels that he is
accomplishing little.
"But I haven't become discour-
aged" he added. rising to pace
slowly near his desk.
IT haven't become discouraged
because I believe it is necessary
to have sincere opposition to a
rising tide of what I believe to be
State socialism and squandering
of the peoples money"
With the people back home, he
added, there is more definite
sentiment for a cut in on-defense
spending than there has been for
Ia long time"
Motto for Senators.
And it was only last week that
la quotation from a speech by
Senator Byrd was sent as a
motto" to each of the other Sen
Iators by Senator johnson Demo
Icrat of Colorado.
Senator johnson thought sc
much of the quotation that he had
lit printed on parchment "fol
framing as a wal. motto"
The quotation:
"The test of my vote in the
Senate and my actions elsewhere
now as they have been in the pas1
and as they shall be In the fu.
ture, are determined by what ir
Evening star., 1951-06-10
Donohue Hits Effects
OF Red InfiItration

Development of liberal thinking
in America has been crippled by
infiltration into well-intentioned
organizations of agents of Mos
cow, in the form of members Of
the Communist Party" Commis-
sioner F. Joseph Donohue warned
yesterday.
He told a luncheon meeting of
the National Press Club that "too
many of us who are interested in
the progress of human relations
have not been careful enough"
Mr.. Dorohue said he was deeply
concerned about "the question of
our internal security resulting
from infiltration of the Com
munist Party into the fabric OF
our life"
He warned that Americans are
inclined "to be SNUG and sit back
and think that the things that
have happened in our time all over
the world couldn't happen here. "
but he asserted, they can happen
here"
Mr.. Donohue was introduced by
DR.. John j. O'Connor of George
town University, president of the
council
Evening star., 1951-06-10
LAWYERS to Meet Tuesduy

Roger P. Greene, president of
the Incorporated Law Society of
ireland, will address the annual
meeting of the District Bar Asso-
citation at $3.50 pm. Tuesday in
the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

Seventy species of maple occur
throughout the world.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
LITTLE SPORT
Middle Atlantic Pros to Have
Match With Ryder Cuppers

The Middle Atlantic PGA has
accepted an invitation to send q
I10-man team against the Ameri-
can RYDER Cup team in practice
match on Sunday, October %, at
the Cavalier Country Club in Vir-
Iginia Beach, according to a joint
Iannc ncuncement by Tom Utterback
of the PGA Advisory Committee
and AL Houghton, president OF
the Mid-Atlantic section.
The American Ryder Cup squad
will practice at Virginia Beach the
last week end in October On
Satua day. the 9th, the members
will olay matches among them
selves and On Sunday will play
scotch foursomes against pros
from Maryland, Virginia and the
District.
Cup Matches in November.
The Ryder Cup matches will be
played at Pinehurst November 2
and 4. The British team will have
the Pinehurst course to itself for
practice rounds the week before
the matches, with the American
team not permitted to practice.
The British team will arrive Oc-
tober 81 and will be honored at a
dinner in New York on the 22d.
1t will stop of here October "a
to play at Columbia Country Club
Evening star., 1951-09-27
.AIeried ScrambIes Race
For 3-Year-0Id Title
By the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The
3-year-old racing picture was
logged some more today after
IAlerted's victory in the 82d run
ming yesterday of the Jerome
Handicap at Balmont Park.
The Calumet Farm discard won
by a neck over an ex-plater. Mrs.
H. P. Christensen's Mandingo, in
the mile race for a $4,000 added
purse. The highly regarded Hall
of Fame and Counterpart fin
ished third and fourth, respective
ly. However, Hall of Fame car
ried 1913 pounds and Counterpart
1914, as compared with lis for
Alerted and only 102 for Man.
dingo. Mandingo finished three
lengths ahead of Hall of Fame.
while Counterpart was another
length back.
Alerted, making his 9th start
of the year, was purchased for
$4,000 last fall from the Calumet
Stable by Frank Stout, Maiden.
Mass, automobile dealer. His vic
tory yesterday. worth $17,650,
boosted his time gleanings to
$96,510. He has been in the
money 81 times this year, winning
eight races.
Only recently, Alerted nosed out
George d. Widener's Battlefield
with the aid of a 12-pound weight
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Former GHdder's Blast Draws
Angry Retorts From MICHIGAN

over California last January
termed the Rose Bowl "the big
gest farce" Of the whole system
and derided the artificial" team
spirit generated by the coaches
to win games.
"Rabid Alumni" Criticized.
."The rabid football alumni" also
came in for a slap in Jackson's
article, as did the Michigan coach
ing staff for encouragement OF
|untalented reserve players for the
sole purpose Of supplying can
non fodder" for the varsity to
practice on.
The coaching allusion to Char
acter-building" was ridiculed by
the ex-Wolverine star.
"If. in the coaches not infalli-
able judgment, an individuals
character does not seem to be de-
Iveloping in a manner prescribed
by the big time football system,
his position on the team is en-
Idangered. Because all big-time
football players and coaches have
grown up with the idea that it
lis necessary to give your all for
the alma mater. any one who does
not seem willing to do this is
looked on as coward"
jackson accused the Michigan
staff of encouraging a former box
ler, who put his talents to work
Ion the football field.
In a movie review of a game,
jackson said the coaches would
point out play in which the
boxer would land a seemingly ac-
cidental left hook on the oppos-
ing players chin" Then they
would run it over again in slow
motion, Jackson said, 80 that
every one could see and laugh.
"Michigan's maize and blue
players are not encouraged to
gang g-tackle, of course" Jackson
said. "They are simply ordered
to cover the opposing ball-carrier
with blanket of blue"
Evening star., 1951-09-27

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During the intermission Coach
Joe Carlo noticed his ace half
Back was downcast.
What's wrong with you?" Carlo
asked.
Probably still worried about his
tumble, Mike replied: I'm sorry
coach. I'm just not playing q
good game 1t ALL"
well, you just keep plugging
Well break you loose for some
yardage in this half" Carlo an
swered.
Wilson did break Sommer loose
for some yardage in the second
half including 20-yard scoring
run and the Tigers went on to
win, 26-7.
Wilson plays Episcopal tomor-
row at Wilson and it might not
be a good break for Episcopal if
Sommer gets off to a bad start.
There will be a good bit of in
terest in Washington-Lee's game
tomorrow night with st. Johns
at Washington-Lee and not just
among supporters of the two
schools.
The Johnnies whipped George
Washington, 1910. last Friday,
while GonZaga and w. and L.
were playing to a 1913 tie. Cath
olic League fans will be eager for
a line on the relative strength
Of Gonzaga and st. Johns while
CIV will be trying to discover
how it stacks up with w. and L.
The game, in addition to being a