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Evening star., 1951-07-08

majors. =. When Sonny Workman was asked
why he didn't include Johnny Longden among
the 10 best race riders he ever saw, Sonny
Snorted: "Longden? He's just another jockey.
Anybody can hustle mount to the front and
see how long he can stay there
Jimmy Nichols, the one-armed golfer who
toured Army Navy's rugged course in 70 dur
ing the annual Army Mayfair Force tourna
ment on July 4, has a sense of humor as well
as a remarkable game. He watched an
admiral crank up on the tee and drive ball
better than he ever hit one in his life.
Nichols watched the flight of the ball and
draMled. "Admiral I see that Won haven't been
Evening star., 1951-07-08

New York 01o 900 201-. 4
Boston ----------610 102 O0X-1O
Runs-Mantel. Mapes Collins, Jensen,
I: Di Magglo (2), Pesky t2). Williams (2)
batted :n-Doerr (2). Vollmer "a. D.
Di Magic, williams icy. Jensen, Collins
90. Mantle. Two-base hits-Kinder. Wood
Inns, Lett on nases-New York. II. Boston,
nolds. |; Of Shea, 2. Struck out-By Kin
der, 1C; by Shea 3 Hits-on Reynolds,
Reynolds t9-5): Time-2:45. Attendance
of OvermLre. | in , innings. Hit by
picher-Reynolds tBoudreau). Winning
piteher-Kinder 40 Losing pitcher
Reynolds (9-5). Time-2:34. Attendance
Evening star., 1951-07-08
White Sox Lead by Full Game After Red Sox Ro Yankees 1914
Win, Lose, or Draw,
By FRANCIS STAkN

PURSE OF $1,000 and plaque bearing the names Of
100C Jamestown, Y, baseball fans will be presented to
lrv Noren July Is at Municipal Stadium in Ceve
Evening star., 1951-07-08

Runs-FQX Zarflla, NiarhoS, Carrasouel,
Rogovin, Young, Delsing Wood. Error
Minoso. Runs batted in-Lollar Carras.
ouel 49, Robinson. Wood Dillinger Two
base hits-Csrrasquel, Marsh. Rogovfh.
Dillinger. Home runs-Carrasquel. Wood
Left on bases-Chicaso, g.; st. Louis, s.
Bases on halls-Oh Rogovin. 81; of Pill
lette, 8. Struck out-By Rogovin, 5; by Pill
ninss; OF Hogue, 3 in innings. Winning
pitcher-Rogovin t5-4l. Losing pitcher
Pillette (3-O. Time-2:24. Attendance
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday
Phila.. H. Wash, 3.
Boston. 10; New York, 4
Detroit, ID; Cleve., 3.
Chicago, 5; st. Louis, 8
Games Today
Phila. at Wash. (2), 1::3C
New York at Boston.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleve. at Detroit (2).
Evening star., 1951-07-08

Totals IS s271O Totals 35 S27 16
'Fouled out for Pillette in 9Th.
fGrounded out for Upton in 9Th.
tFouled out for Hogue in 9th
Chicago ----- OBJ 600 1O0-5
st. Louis ----- 200 001 OO0-3
Evening star., 1951-07-08

Totals 3S IL % IS Totals 34112 81 g.
sSingled for Shea in 7th.
fSingled for Overmire in 9th,
{r
Evening star., 1951-07-08
NATIONAL

NATIONAL
Results Yesterday
New York, 7; Boston. {
Cinci., 8; Chicago, &.
Pitts, 8: ST. Louis. /.
Brook, 6: Phila.. 2
Ill innings.
Games Today
Brooklyn at Phila
Boston at New YORK.
st. L. at Pittsb'gh t2).
Cinci. at Chicago (2).
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Deaths Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics.
Mary Purdy, 50. 1889 Mass. ave. NV.
Henry Adler. SO, Accokeek. Md.
James Isaac. IS, Blue Plains. d. C.
William Waite, SO. United States Soldiers
Home.
water Phillips. 90. United States Soldiers
Home,
Vernon Cole. SO. 1927 Allison st. NV.
Mary Brooke. n. 1912 Garfield st. NV.
Hugh Winemiller. SO, Santa Monica. Calf
Alice Mcdowell. 6S. 1431 Parkwood pl.
Joseph Tempera, "a: Washington, D. C..
Edna Derby. "a. 5000 63rd ave-, Riverdale
Donald Cray. 33, Osborn. Ohio.
Robert Berdaus. %, 124 4th st. Sc.
James Walburn. 8. Granville. Ga.
Infant Williamson, 284I MAYOR I'd. s.e.
Sarah johnson. AZ. 800 N st. NV.
Bernetta Washington. 81. 10 K st. ne.
Lue Ida Spain, 81. 315 L st. NV
Howard Waters. ~, Baltimore. Md.
Roger Reeves, 2. 2014 N. Edison st.. Ar
! lington. Va
Evening star., 1951-06-17
MARRIAGE License Applications

Viola Coates, III Lanham. No. = VIZ
girlia jackson, II, Arlington.
Wilbur Fieagle, 80, and Harriette Hayes
rs, both Of Silver Spring.
! Leonard Iapaas 26. Vancouver, Wash. sno
Louise Williams, ~, South BEND. Ind.
Charles Eaggerty. z, Terrao Alts. ". Va, Va.
| Rock. N. c.
Albert Silverman, 27. Wilmington, Del.
4 and Emily Hamon. "a, Hyattsville.
Carl Thye, 21, Silver Spring. and Joar
Pickett, Is. 1401 Oglethorpe st. NV.
James Fremster, 30, Charlotte, N. c., ant
Julia Hodges. "a, Meridian, Miss.
Billy McKnight. 20. Merigold. Miss, ant
| Isabelle Fortner, %, Hemlock Grove
Jack Etheridge, "A, baltimore, and Doro
they Hamilton 26. 2010 Wyomini
Russell Roberts, 90, 1922 Connecticut ave
NV, and Betty Wilkes. Is. 1908 Florid,
i ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Births Reported
from the D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics

BOYS.
George and Doris Bailey.
Thomas and Vivian Bayer.
James and Ellen Bierbower.
Alfonzo and Elizabeth Brown.
Frank and Grace Brown.
Vincent and Celine Burke.
John and Kathryn Cloonan.
Angelo and Anna Cordone.
Thomas and Elise Costaggini.
John and Dorothy Crawford.
James and Eva Fears.
Edward and Rose Ferdenzt.
leonard % an and Mary aaliagher.
Vernon and Mary Hill.
David and Gertrude Hobbs.
Roger and Estelle Houle.
Horace and Joan Lehman.
Frederick and Ruth Marsteller.
Arthur and Frances Matlack.
Arch and Mary Mcdonald.
Louis and Nathalie Meltzer.
Thomas and Mary Monks,
Philip and Gertrude Murphv.
Myrdon and Barbara Neumann
Joseph and Josephine Oreto.
Armando and Josephine Pacheco.
Bruce and Evelyn Porter.
Francis and Dolores Quinlivan.
Leaning and Marian Rice.
Harry and Stefani Salkeld,
Carlton and Helen Saunders.
George and Hildreth Shaw.
Victor and Esther Siegel.
Richard and Marion Singer.
Willie and Maradell Smith.
Thomas and Helen Stark.
lSpurgeon and Jean Terry.
Harry and Thelma Thole.
Robert and Grace Bassett.
Robert and Louise Hackett.
Louis and Carrileen Lee.
Albert and Audrey Lindsay.
GIRLS.
! Harold and Helen Barnes.
Arthur and Martha Bowers.
Henry and Gertrude Brezden.
| James and Stella Burke.
Jack and Dolores CLANCY.
/ Bill and Grace Cornett.
| Richard and Louise Criswell.
John and Margaret Crimmins.
Robert and Margaret Davis.
Gibson and Carmelia Deck.
Forrest and Mary Eary..
Francis and Maraget Flanagan.
June and Roberta Fox.
| Donald and Mary CARVE.
Robert and Betty Green.
Ards and Dolores Hall.
Richard and Jeanne Hasty.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

Under d. C. lGlD. couples nlLSt
apply for a marriage license on
one day, aDait three full days ana
receiue the license on the ftth
dag. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Lewis petterer, jr.. 3S, 2012 Q st. nv.
and Gladys Finney. 3s. 2120 10th
st. NV.
Arthur smith, jr.. az. 829 New jersey
ave. NV, and Myrtle washington Sz'
S0S L st. NV.
Samuel Conrad. Al Harrisonburg; Va.' ano
Bernice Kline, 40, Broadway. va.
George Richter, %, 914 D ST.. me-. and
Lydia Jones. 40. 719 Irving st. ne.
oliver Perry %, District Heights. Md. anc
Helen Widmyer. "A. 1906 st. ne.
James Finn, %, Cumberland. Nd, aIie
Louise Crawford, 81. Upper Marlboro. Md
Charles Hupsicker, jr., 45, Chestnut Hill
Pa, and Marie Schalk, 80. Vienna. va.
Arnold De Wease, 90, Arlington, and Doris
Brooke, 81, 1349 Euclid st. NV.
Richard Stockstill, 23. 516 18th, st. Sc, ane
Mary Bradburn. ID, Alexandria;
Adolphus Sparks. 20, Aucilla. Fla, ane
Elyire Kersse, 20, Hopewell. Pa.
Sterling Perry, 2i. Forestvtlle, Nd, ant
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Club to Crown Miss Texas

The Texas Club of Washington
will crown Miss Texas" at a
picnic at Grove %, Rock Greek
Park at z pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

Marvin and Mary Hayes.
Paul and Ruth Illg.
Dollan and Catherine Jordan.
Richard and Gloria King.
Joseph and Bina Kiyonaga.
Harry and Ruth Marshall.
Robert and Margaret Martin,
Charles and Margaret McCusker.
Robert and Shirley McVicker.
Paul and Marion Mtnkner.
James and Frances Mobley.
ICharles and Josephine Novotney.
George and Margaret Phillips.
Chester and Catherine Roy.
A. Frank and Mary Rubino.
Milton and Edith Shapiro.
Hyman and Mildred .Verber.
Kasper and Lydia Chestnut.
Freeland and Peggy. Carter.
IToro and Hanako HtroSe.
Julian and Willie Lawrence.
Arlena and Sylvia McGill.
TWINS.
John and Mary Hoover.
Edward and Rita Walsh.
George and joyce Bode.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Gets Illinois Degree

Joseph L. Henry, of 4S14 Sheriff
road NE, has received q doctor
of philosophy degree from the
University of Illinois.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIsT

sALESGIRL for Rreetine card dept. :
fuH time, perm. position Apply
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE d SONS,
1421 F street NV. 30
SALES GIRLS needed at once. Perm
work in pleasant surroundings
HANDLES SC a. 10c STORE, 26ls
Columbia pike. Arlington. rs
exper. necessary. THE GIFT STALL.
1904 x st. NV 81
Evening star., 1951-09-28

SALESLADIES - Ready-to-wear and
millirery; must be experienced;
excelle.t salary: steady position !.
Apply l0lS Conn. ave. 20
SALESLADIES, experienced preferred
but not necessary on ladies. women
apparel. Excel. salary. Apply Mr.
Blond, mgr, BUTLER'S FEDERAL,
621 1th st. NV. 40
Christmas: enjoyable work; pleasant
surroundings: experience not es-
sential Apply manager. GARRISON
TOY & NOVELTY CO.. 1915 z st.
Evening star., 1951-09-28

permanent; excel
lent surroundings; 40-hour week;
Good opportunity to advance. Lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Under
30. Personal interviews between
$50 am. and $50 pm. Person
&c SOCIETY. 3rd and r SITS. ne.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
CLERICAL,

CLERKS 1white). permanent. excel
lent SURROUNDINGS; 40-hour week:
good opportunity to advance; liberal
vacation and sick leave; under 40.
Personal interviews between $50
aAfoNAI cRa IaG aE6dRAFHe r fsHiense socfETY Hss
3rd and R SITS, ne. i
CLERK, to handle incoming tele;
phone calls; must be courteous and
eficient; perm. position. ATCHlN-
SON & KELLER, INC, 1245 Taylor
81 St SIpx nv ns,A IA .iSds Sdoo d.,,e.tssssr eve.
and dependasls. yasn yya,ss;n Of Geso@rgs 81
CLERKS for accounting department
Of old established retail firm
typine. Permanent position. Desir.
tons, ton Cali GAIT & BRO. INC,
DI. 1884. Mr.. Edwards. rs.
CLERK with. knowledge OF switch
s sGsf9 The sGRS GSsSoADMoo B S5ss'a sedi s1'sa
CLERK-For gen. clerical work in
retail store (no selling); exp, not
nee; full time or part time: steady
work; good salary and. usual benefits;
Of most recent smploymsnt In lst st
Box 44I-S. Star 80
CLERK. white, with pleasing per-
sonality to manage cleaning
branch store; good salary. quick ad-
vancenent for right person; IL :3C
am to s pm weekly; 8 to J
Saturday. Call MI. 2.SS 40
CLERK for dry cleaning store in
Bethesda. Md See Mrs. Brown al
1900 Old GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda
Nd. or call BLUE RIBBON LAUN-
DRY. WI 97SS. --2S
CLERK. white, exper.. for dry clean
ing, high school graduate: S45 to
start. CHILLUM CLEANERS. GE.
CLERK, white, exper, retail cleaning
plant; perm: ats. and ewes. Elk.
1876 or GE. 5454. II
Evening star., 1951-09-28
HELP MEN
WINDOW TRIMMER. experienced
good Aalary and hours: Appl
WALGREEN CO.. in the pentagor

wINDoW TRIMMER, experiences
GOOD salary and hours: Apply
WALGREEN CO.. in the Pentagon.
-3
MAN. to work in parts department.:
Kershenstein, WIsSINGER CHEvRo-
LEI CO.. Falls Church. Va. FA.
MAN. to deliver orders and work
.; c: drivers permit and local refs.
GE: 5961: ewes. TIA. 0922. -2S
MAN with rental exper. for large
apt. development; Arlington resi-
dent preferred. Apply in own hand
Tritlng' stating stating qualifications ana
good working conditions. Box 165-S,
MAN IAN for battery manufacturing ~s and
repair department. LEETH BROTH
MaS,ws MEaSs, 1Sso eaatR a$tR st WaaS nv stock sns
want ambitious man willins to work
hard to accomplish exceptional re-
Wash. area. Offer excel. salary, car
allowance plus bonus on all sales,
Reply confidential. Box 2o3-s, Star.
MAN. mechanically inclined TO work
in auto parts yard. BRENNER'S S
AUTO PARTS, 1910 Montana ave.
ne, LA. 6-9500, 80
MAN wanteu who is familiar with
Washington streets: willing to learn
shipping and dispatching Apply in
person. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO..
1107 Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl., Va.
MAN, white, for position as scale
clerk in coal yard; must be sober,
ambitious and able to furnish good
references. Reply giving age, edu-
cation and past employment. Box
MAN to assist carpenter on small
jobs; no exper. necessary, but must
have Md. drivers license; work in
Chevy Chase area. Call MR..
TURNER. OIL, 1643. 30
MAN, white. strong, steady. reliable:
mechanically inclined;. drivers IL
cense, for Job with future. Salary
and commission. Are you presently
employed? Box 31o-S, Star. 80
MAN WANTED-To drive truck and
help in warehouse; permanent Job at
good pay for right man. r. E. MI.
CHAEL CO., 1920 1st st. ne. ST
MAN WITH CAR-would you like
to increase your weekly income SEQ
to S25 or more during your spare
time selling Rawleigh Products to
consumers nearby? Write RAW
LEIGHS. DEBT D C. I-l4-247
Chester. Pa
Evening star., 1951-09-28
SALESGIRLS
AGED 10 TO 35

Several permanent positions open in
fine hotel cigar and newsstands: in
teresting work in pleasant sur
Surroundings; applicants must be
neat. honest and dependable: good
opportunities for ambitious persons.
Apply in person to Miss Clark at
NEWSSTAND in lobby of willard
Hotel, 14th and F SITS. NV. between
s am. to 2 pm. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
HELP WoAEN
CLERK
PERMANENT POSITION

Alert individual for permanent posi-.
tion in our composing room: 5-day
40-hour week. Job consists of keep
ing payroll records and attending to
other related duties; 25-35 wears OF
with figures and handling details.
A typing speed Of 35 words per min
Is required. Apply Personnel Room
sos. Open weekdays. S:30-5 and
Sat. 8 to l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna, Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
HELP WOMEN Cont. !,

BEAUTY OPERATOR. full or part
time. FRENCH BEAUTY sHOP
2S21 14th st. NV, AID. 9674. A
BILLING CLERK and general offic,
worker for wholesale paper firm
Apply in person. 900 Newton pl
NV, interviewing 9-12 Saturday.
BOOKKEEPER for double entry SET
OF books. wholesale toy and novelty
k4}Soi.pR pS9as5ii 5-day sH1rs VIZ co HAsRoLP s61, r
NV. 80
BOOKEEPER. experienced for per.
lished real estate ONCE; 5-day
week, vacation and sick leave
group hospitalization; salary com.
mensurate with experience and
ability. Apply Mrs. Anson, FRED.
ERICK W. BERENs. INC. 1926
BookkEEPER AND OFFICE MAN.
AGER-Exceptional position In Z
wen-known downtown, long estab.
nShed flne wearing apparel store
Excel. salary. knowledge OF retail
credits helpful. Reply with detail,
OF qualifications, exper.. age and
salary expected. Applications strictly
confidential. Box 1885, Star. II
BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT, ac.
counts receivable, under 80, knowl,
edge of tipping essential; 5-da.
week, vacation, insurance, hos.
pitalization;. newspaper ONCE. Ad.
Yancement. CO. 1918.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
CLERK

CLEnh
For. interesting work in purchasing
ONCE Of life insurance company;
37ha-hr., 5-day wk. Apply RIM,
300 sl6 14th st. NV" bet: o
CLERKS for records and filing. typing
require rssSirSsd' csI willns n1 407s to NIL in where
Hss'eu' DYoMAT1c sn AT eoiS CORP.
S12 Y. Fairfax St. Alex. Va.
CLERK-TYPIsT, Insurance company
Mon. through Fri. . to 5. Good
AGER. 1909 L st. NV. -2s
Company in in. silver sprrins area;
pleasant Ss E9Tkng MF %EERs an eaerp saod
for appointment.
CLERK-TYPIsT, bet. ages Of 21 and
work; 51seday week. Apply in per-
n1S,Nd; sS1 tS n 4 Srs Gsrrssso; soaI INSTITUTE r
csERk slysE sRPEtppS PYpEs4 Nd .x.., onno-,sO,.v 40
for young girl In sroWing Small small in loan
CO.: pleasant working conditions,
and air-conditioned once. Apply Mr..
sStsuart' 1890 Ga. ave-. Silver
VLEhA-I ffISTs Unoef 40 yrs. OF
age, pleasant environment, 5-day
S6 SSE45S 4i5So NAMESK1czsN 4 M lINsUKxS5SsSSEH S5 sSH
CLERK-TYPIST. general once ex-
perience necessary; pleasant working
conottions; excel. OPP. for qualified
person; Apply. BARBER q ROSS
CO.. 5th and v sts. ne. DE. 05Oi
CLERK for typins orders
filing, and taking phone service
orders; permanent; convenient down
town location. EDGAR MORRIS
SALES CO., 7l2 18th st. NV. rs
CLERK-TYPIST must be able to use
simple arithmetic and type figures
accurately. 5-dsy, 37-hr. week,
vacation with pay; pleasant working
conditions. Apply Mr.. Enos, IN
DEMNITY INSURANCE CO. OF
NORTH AMERICA. $40 woodward
Bldg 10Th and H SITS. NV. 3
CLERk-TYPISTS for general ofice
work; 5-day. 40-hour week; perma l.
nent position; paid vacation. hospi-
tallzation, sick benefits. etc. p
a ave- s.w; Apply in person. 8
necessary, permanent positions: s.
oay. 40-hf. week: pleasant working
eaaruRy Il nso sox pGfsfn PM ooRp slds
CLERK-sTEiNoGRAPHER, claims dep.
cLERK-TYPisT-Larse casualty in
Apply 626 Dupont Circle Bldg. va
Evening star., 1951-09-28

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
knowledge of accounts receivable and
payable; good at figures; 5-day wk.
Apply Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR MAS
TERP1ECEs. oil 9TH st. NV. Us
BANK BOOKkEEPERS. Burroughs
bookkeeping machine operator. exp,
sSs' Mi MuNsH% G3"Rlsi5|E fk6sr Co. 81 fGRa $sa
z st. NV -
BEAUTICIAN-Fun or part time;
highest salary plus commission;
BEAUTY 0esz sALoN snce 9ao7 7aanum 7hA1moSn st.'
nj ,Rainier WA. 4o56. 80
spare time. Cali AID. 1855. @2s
dp.Fatc7s Ssed spsg
Beauty SHOP, s5sll sss4 E. aaHT caDitoE st. s..
BEAuTIc1AN. neat NovELL's I1 HAIR
STYLlST. 139 Kennedy st. NV
call RA. 75l2 or apply in person.
exper.; perm. position;
no eve. work; 8 days wk: RENE,
l704 Conn. ave. NV. DE. 3313.-30
BEAuTICIAN, starting salary. up TO
&LiAs fR Ssaa9fG 1915 Michlssn das q. =. me- als.
BEAUTICIAN for Boiling Fled beauty
shop; salary and commission; no Sat-
grday az afternoon work. 10. 2-9Q0o,
BfEAUfiCSiHAN-Full SH or part time; @s Top
salary and commission; pleasant
working conds.; paid vacations:
choice openings at several Of our
shops. Call Ma. 1918, CARL BEAU
TY SALON. 18th and F sts. NV,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. shampoo and
| manicurist. also all-around operator.
| Hrs. SO, days, good salary. Ap-
j ply. in person. GASTON OF PARIS.
/ l741 Conn ave. NV. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR-All-a around op-
orator, with following; good down
town location in estab. shop; excel
salary. good hrs, pleasant surround
ings phone MA. 5000. 80
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced in
tinting; also girl to do shampoos
and manicuring: excellent working
| conditions: 5-day week GUILBO'S.
1645 Conn. ave. MI. 1910 for appt.
! -3
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced all
around; days wk.; $50 q wk.
and commission; steady position
Il Apply BILLS BEAUTY SALON,
| 1406 Monroe st. NV. IL
BEAUTY OPERATORS -- Earn @s6-
S100 week, salary plus commission.
An air-cooled. modern shop: steady
position. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR.
DRESeERS. 1710 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-28
HELP MEk
CEILING UNLIMITED

II your sights are higher
than YOUR present sales posi-.
ton offers. we have an OPEN
ing for he right man. This
Is permanent opportunity
with o sizable concern. Must
have good record. Replies
Mr. Jones
Evening star., 1951-09-28

CASHIER, night, experienced. Apply
manager. NEPTUNE ROOM. 18th
and E SITS. NV. Il
CASHIER. good pay. company BEN
efits, pleasant surroundings; expert
enced preferred. INQUIRE MASTER
SUPER MARKET, S147 Conn. ave,
OIL. qS22. --3,S
CASHIER, experienced. for retail
store: good salary; no phone calls
SURPLUS SALES CO.. 425 10th
CASHIER for beauty salon. Know
ledge Of switchboard an asset. Good
salary, permanent. EMILE, 1921
Conn. ave. 80
CASHIERS, typists and bookkeeper
for general ONCE work. excel. salary
and opporsunities Apply Mr.. Blond,
mgr. BUFFERS FEDERAL, 62l fth
st. NV. 80
CASHIER, part time; also assist SELL
ing handbags; top salary. See Mr..
st, NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-28

MO J. OAL Op OIN1A11A
RE. 5000. Mon. Oil.
AVERAGE $50 DAILY
Direct and specially salesmen. over
40. free to travel to Florida. Texas,
California for winter; front money
deal you've been looking for-for
20 years Call K, F. HARRIS. sales
manager, HARRINGTON Hotel. e
VETERANS
Interested in making $100 wkly.
must be able to travel; transp. furn.
cash drawing acct; no exper. nee
Can for appt.. MRS. FERRO. HO
2104. 10 a.m.-2 pm. rs
SMALL LOAN
Collection Manager
man to take complete
charge Of collection department;
GOOD starting salary and definite
future assured to right man. All
replies will be held in strictest con-
fldence. See Mr.. Jones.
ALLIED FINANCE CORP.
So25 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring.
80
Evening star., 1951-09-28
SECRETARY

|sECRETARY-sTENO. for law once,
accuracy essential; 35-hr.. 5-day
wk.; salary to $40 per wk.; state age,
exp. and salary expected. Box
427-R. Star. i
SECRETARIES ex-
perienced, for 1st-class law ONCE;
5i2 days, 39-hr. week; must be neat
and accurate, fast at dictation and
typine; good salary to start and
chance for advancement. Reply
should give full particulars and ref
erences and include sample OF typing
and handwriting. Rox 2ST-R Star.
80
SHIRT FINISHERS. experienced. ASK
for Mrs. Van Horn. WASHINGTON
LAUNDRY. 2627 K st. NV. Il
STENOGRAPHER-Permanent posi-
tion with major real estate lending
firm Work involves tipping, short
hand and general Office duties. So
hr. wk.. vacation with pay. good
salary and opportunity for advance
ment. Must have good background,
ST. 6311 for personal interview
STENOGRAPHER, permanent posi-
2-3 years experience. Small con-
genial ONCE. Interesting work. s.
day week, Call Ex. 6715 between
8 and 5. 80
STENOGRAPHER with bookkeeping
experience. 40-hr. week. Annual
and sick leave benefits. Holidays
with pay Apply ANDREWS AIR
FORCE BASE EXCHANGE, Andrews
Air Force Base. Il
Evening star., 1951-01-15

thing of a fancy boxer. especially
with a f1icking left that hurts
and cuts.
The protective head harness re-
Gently introduced here will not be
used tonight. Some adjustments
or slight change in design seem
needed before the headgear will
be acceptable to the pros.
Headgear Debaters in Draw.
The headgear question was the
subject of a round-table debate
over radio station WWDC last
night. with Heine Miller, chair
man of the District Boxing Com
mission: Jocko Miller, chairman
of the District AAU boxing COM
mittee: Referee Marty Gallagher
and Promoter Goldie Ahearn TAX
ing part. Nothing was brought
out that hadn't already been said,
and the debate apparently was
standoff with Heinie Miller and
Gallagher in favor of the head
gear and Jocko Miller and Ahearn
against.
The supporting card tonight in
cludes three f1ve-rounders and
pair Of fours. Five-rounders are:
Pat Thomas against Coffee Wilkin-
son, featherweights: Connie Will
kins against Gene Harley. middle
weights, and Nose Herald against
Young Satan, welters. Four
FOUNDERS, first of which goes on at
8:45 pm, are Battling Bill Nc
Farland against Ted Yankee,
feathers. and George Brooks
against Kid Flame, heavyWeights.
Evening star., 1951-01-15
NCAA
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NSOIllll1OCu lUlIt rage a. lCD .
ference, will handle financial aid
to athletes.
NCAA leaders were uncertain
over whether the association had
any authority left to govern ath-
letic affairs of the schools. This
despite the fact that the rule re-
stricting recruiting was left in
the constitution. Ed Parsons of
Northeastern University, Boston,
cited wording of the amendment
wiping out the Sanity Code which
read: "The control and respon-
sibility for the conduct of inter-
collegiate athletics shall be ex-
ercised by the institution ITSELF"
May Hit Intersectional Plan.
There was considerable talk that
elimination of the Sanity Code
would cut down materially on in
terSectional football. Some con-
ferences may play among them
selves since, with no regulation
from NCAA, there will be different
rules or financial aid in the vari-
GUS sections. The Big Ten, for
instance, is talking about a round
robin schedule only. This con-
ference was one of the stalwart
hackers of the Sanity Code. The
Southern, Southeastern and
Southwestern Conferences have
similar codes. and will continue to
play each other.
Other major business:
A ban on live television in foot
ball, although this is not legally
binding on the members.
Authorize the NCAA Council to
make freshmen eligible for varsity
competition in event of a national
emergency.
Require bowl games to have
NCAA representation on theil
boards, give Is per cent of the
gross receipts and allocate one.
third of the tickets to competing
teams and prohibit an NCAA
member from playing more thar
one bowl game year.