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Evening star., 1951-04-01

THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F st. NV. Il
CLERK. gen. ONCE work: knowledge
Miss ssRaEh ssothseB Bsf1 51NI RG'1ss4P icG CO.
CLERK. young lady for general once
work.; 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Excellent
opportunity for adgsncement 41M p dS ISr
HEM TiEas sesa 8 CO. NC. Mttas i4s5 II. 2. ave.
CLERK. for general once work:
VIZ. BUTLERs-FEDERAL. 621 9TH
CLERK ,s7A-hour. 5-da week; per;
graduate; exesllent es5e ONCE environ
CLERK. for mail room, Mon. through
Apply End snd hoor. % I;SS H7ss Eye sfas St. NV
CLERK. for . day cleaning store.
4205 9th st. NV. q
CLERK. $3.50. We have an imme-
diate opening in permanent, posi-
dealers deal Sl for their daily orders. 20:
per week. Cafeteria in bldg. ME.
CLERK, white, 25-45, for part-time
from 2-7 pm. Good pay, exper. not
Old GEORGETOWN rd.. Bethesda, Md
Bethesda resident preferred. .
CLERK-Wanted for stuffing. en-
veiopes; no exper. necessary; 5.day.
40-hr. wk. State age and phone
number when replying. Box 263-Y,
cIERK. one who is quick and ac-
yt,h a tnfaraSfnd in sewing AnnlY
In M person. r SINGER SEWING MA.
CHINE CO., 500 9TH st. NV: q
CLERK, for personnel work, 5-day
wk., no experience necessary. No
typing REQUIRED; Write stating 1aIi6an, age age
CLERKS. white. ages 1s-40. for dry
cleaning store; experience not ne.
cessary. we will teach you; must
have pleasing personality; good
zppy zts5tins sgHEkN Essz cEEakERs stfaaS RGsSn 5S
CiERk. CdfGIEaa for oEeI s,n. NV ONCE work, Ret
store exp. preferred, but not nee.
essary; tipping essential. permanent
position. CAPITAL FUR SHOP. 1908
cilkks c Ri s'T; lwhite,,. under SO. Per-
manent. Excellent surroundings. 40
hr. wk,; annual starting salary,
sSasu1 sion and s. Sick Sois leave. Personal Person in
Psrsonnsl ssaxaaMs;l once. en- NATIoSAI r AZ dio- o
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, Bird and r
CLERK IL R:ei FOR OUT PATIENT pEPT.-
Apply In person. personnel ONCE!
Evening star., 1951-04-01
SALES CLERK

White, Age 20 to 35
For Cigarette or Drug Counter
preferred but will train
right type. Salary and commission,
numerous company Dement'S:
APPLY WHELAN DRUG
500 18th ST. NV. ROOM 214-A.
SALESGIRL, one year experience In
5-and- 10, white. LINCOLN b.
AND-10. 2O5 End st. Sc. q,
SALESLADIES-Evening work, 9 to
8 p.m., for our Glebe I'd. store: Also
part-time help for our Falls Church
isSEs REsisf PaafsE ssssisnssf sis4 WILSON IN
sALESLADIES. for coats and dresses:
steady and part-time EMPLOYMENT;
excel. salary. EISEMAN'S, r at
sAhhEislRabiEs, Afhi al hSs Dneae; eaper. in selling
arsSssS appIy THE Ho ALMA fsls sHoPs. oPs iss J.
Wash. St, Falls Church, Va. 3
SALESLADIES, experienced preferred
but not neces., for shoe store In
District, Silver Spring and Virginia;
good salary, pleasant working conds.
Apply MR.. KAPLAN, 901 H ST. ne.
sALEsLADIEs. full or part time-We
have something new every mother
carry in purse. You collect no de-
posit so no license req. We make
your deliveries. Our record to date,
1909 acceptance on all deliveries.
For an appt.. phone Ii. 1881.
SALESLADiES, experienced, juvenile
furniture and toys: excel. salary
SHOP, 1923 r st. NV. 3
SALESLADIES, experienced, chill
dren's shoes; excel salary and
comm. Apply ESTHER SHOP,
1925 r st. NV. .-3
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CLERKS
WHITE OR COLORED

W114 j e Wv NNI4IxtG0
Excellent vacancies for clerks in dry
cleaning branch stores in various
sections of the city. Full time or
part time. No experience necessary.
Salary plus bonus and employee
discounts. All permanent positions.
Apply in person, ARISTO CLEAN
ERS, branch store. 3427 14th st.
NV. Corner Newton), Monday
morning after am.
CLERK -STENOGRAPHER = q time,
20 hrs. wk:, to July l; GEORGE
Civil Serv. G. F. 3; approx. 81 80 hr
Phone Sun, MI. 1851 Ext. PA;
Mon. MA. 5000, Ext 1855.
CLERK -STENOGRAPHER, for pub
fishing company. to perform clerical,
tipping and stenographic duties,
week. paid vacations, paid sick
leave. free insurance. DI. 1900,
CWRK-TfPIsT, insurance office,
Hyattsville; experience preferred.
CLERK-TYPIsT, age 1s to 25; must
be able to work 7:15 am. to 3:15
pm. one week.. and 3:15. pm. to
lib pm. following week. En-
ploye dement's after 8 months en-
ployment. Apply personnel ONCE,
MAYNOWER HOTEL Conn. ave.
and De Bales Ut. %
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COUNTER-SALES CLERK
LIQUOR STORE

Attractive pleasant woman, age "a
40i excellent working conditions;
no experience necessary. Apply in
st. ne. Ii. 6-0S90. Il
ASST. young lady exper. in
all phases Of credit work pref,
but general ofice background ac-
ceptable. Must be able to type.
Perm. position with old established
D. C. firm. Company benefits.
Phone AT. 1400 for appt. at
HECHINGER CO., 18th and H sts.
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

AGENTS. ORGANIZATIONS - Big
easy profits selling Americas finest
greeting card aSsortments; 21 cards
for 81; stationery, napkins, novel;
ties; bonus plan. Write, phone or
visit MASTERCRAFT, 1911 a st.
nv. WASHINGTON 5. D. c.. Dl. O9oS.
ALTERATION WORKER for dry.
cleaning store; part time. Apply
3223 Georgia ave.
APPLIED MATHEMATICIAN
cal Engineering and Research or.
person with MS or BIS degree in en-.
gineertng, applied math., or equiv.
alent. Job involves operating csIcus
iating machine, mathematical operas
tons such as solution OF simultane.
Gus equations, plotting OF curve,
graphical and mathematical iuteefes
tion' and . small amount of draft.
Ing. Good applied math. background
essential. Starting salary ebout
$4,000; exact amount depending an
ment. OV. 2177.
white. to solicit orders
IoT nome dressed poultry, retail only.
tull or part time. Phone 10. 5-l36i
for small poultry farm:
white couple with references and
experience: furn. house and salary.
Box Atty, Star,
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TYPIST INTERVIEWER - Woman
with some knowledge Of selling, to
interview applicants for member
ship in nationally-known organiza-
tion. Pleasant working conditions
with possibilities for advancement.
Phone MISS KAY, RE. 1904. after
Observation-Disclosures. alert, ac-
curate and pleasant, for physician s
air-cond. city office. Will teach nee
essary medical terms to bright girl.
Typing reports from debating ma
chine. monthly statement and keep
ing daily logs. No shorthand neces-
wk;; s225 to $3.50 per month. Write
full particulars and references. Box
WAITRESS, experienced. on food and
liquor; nights. Excellent earnings,
Apply in person. No phone calls.
1906 r. !. ave. ne. Il
WaTR5ssEs "a gs5ssJ. S HDy Hs
RANT. 1887 18th st. NV, -
WAITRESS. white; hrs. i1:3O am.
to $50 pm; good salary and tips;
air cond.; beer. Apply MOWERS
REST: 6525 Georgia ave.; RA. 9725.
WAITRESS. WAITRESS. wanted, exp. Apply 1859
WAITRESS, white, exper., hrs. lis.
Apply in person, FAIRFAX RES
TAURANT, 1897 Pa. ave. s.e. Il
WAITRESS. S25 per week. excel
tips. fine working conditions; mid
day shift. u noon to $50 pm.
sifaEs saIEYs A0ct5 coFrEE esIeSa sHoP. $3.50 $3.50
WAITRESS, exper.; good salary; good
working conditions. 4701 Suitland
I'd; Sc. HARTMAN GRILL, 20.
WAITREss-Exper.. kosher style
food. Apply In person SOLOMON
RESTAURANT. 129 Kennedy st.
MATTRESSES, white. full or part
time: must be neat. AVIGNONE
FRERES. CO. 0333. 1777 colum-
bia rd. NV. p
WAITREssES. experienced. neat: no
nights, no Sundays. TESTERS. Gil
wAITREsS COUNTER. 5 days. no
nights, no Sundays; 1927 Eye st.
NV, or call Sun. Greenbelt 4706.
WAITRESS, refined, exper.. for exclu-
sive night club. Apply between 8
and 6 Pm, 1020 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

SALES REPRESENTATIVES
Earn while you learn. Our COM
pany. one of the largest. is ex-
panding its silverware division in
Washington D. C. and adjacent
areas. II you are friendly per-
son, like to meet the public. have
q car and phone and can devote
20 hours per week to business. we
same time pay you high commission.
For personal interview, write Box
200.V. Star. -
Evening star., 1951-04-01

CASHIER-CHECKER; must have cafe
terra line experience; top salary. MIR
EVANS. 1923 Eye st. NV.
CASHIER-TYP age 25 to 45, with
good telephone voice and personal
fly; 40-hour week; pension plan
most beautiful furniture store
Phone Mr.. Matthews at Woodley
1914 for appointment. COLONY
HOUSE, 4244 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HOSTESS


Excel. position avail. for exper. young
woman. Apply CROWN RESTAU-
RANT. 517 18th st. NV. 3
"HOUSEKEEPER-MGR." for board
ing club; live in! Interview SO
pm. Monday, 1776 Mass. ave.
NV. Neat, reliable. efficient exper.
HOUSEWIVES, white. with 8 or
more ewes. per wk.; can aver. $50
or more per wk. conducting charm
forum; car and phone helpful; free
training; no delivery or collecting.
For interview call KE.. 3-5052.
NSURANCE-Clerk- -typist, 2O-35 yrs.,
familiar with rates and policy writ
ing: Az. 5151. S:30-4 pm. II
interesting, outside work; no ex-
perience necessary; good pay; hours
10 am. to 4 pm; 5-day week; car
preferred. Apply MRS. RUTH STILL
LER, Monday. April 2. National
500, Il I am. to 2 pm. 8 pm.
INvoICE CLERK, exp. in handling
invoices and receiving papers;
must be familiar with bookkeeping
machine. Perm. position with old
established D. c. firm. Company
benefits: Phone AT: 1400 for appt:
at HECHINGER CO.. 18th and II
SITS. ne. a
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CREDIT CLERK

Some typing helpful, excel. oppor-
tunity for some one experienced in
inStallment business; 5ha days. good
starting salary, with chance for ad-
vancement. Apply Mr.. Saunders,
UNION CLOTHIERS. INC, 307 18th
st. NV. .
Evening star., 1951-04-01
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

Due to the loss Of keymen and be-
ton we have several attractive posi-
ttonS now available to ambitious
women, ages 25-45, with cars. who
desire permanent position. Enjoy
meeting the public, prefer large
earnings and guaranteed salary Of
700, plus large comm. Selling ex-
perience helpful. but not essential
We will train you thoroughly. Apply
SUN LIFE INSURANCE CO., 2O46
Wilson blvd, the Conklin Bldg, 2nd
floor, or call CHI. 1850, S:45 am.
to ) p.ln, Monday Or Tuesday
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CASHIERS

Prefer young lady with
loan and finance expert
ence; however, you can
qualify If you are accur-
ate with figures and have
fair tipping speed and
enjoy working in subur-
ban Maryland.
WE OFFER:
(D-Free group insurance
(2)-Free disqualification
(3)-Paid vacations
(D-5% annual bonus
(5)-Sick leave
(6)-PleaSant working
conditions
APPLY IN PERSON
American Finance Co.
1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE
MT. RAINIER, MD.
OR
1882 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
or
1910 LEE HWY.
RoSSLYN, VA.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
OFFICE ASSISTANT
RELIEF RECEPTIONIST

Attractive opportunity for young
woman under 20 with some PIX
experience; interesting work in con-
genial ONCE; must be competent typ
ist; 37z-hr.. 5-day wk.; hospitaliza-
ton; wks. vacation. ST. 2540, "a
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HELP WOMEN

to sell furniture In our
GEORGETOWN furniture store. Hours
are 5 to 8 daily except Thursday
and Saturday. These two days will
be from ! to 8. SMITHS TRANS
FER 81 STORAGE CO., 1918 o st.
NV See Mr. T. T. Rnherts
Evening star., 1951-04-01
STENOGRAPHER-
CLERK
THE PULLMAN
COMPANY
Apply Room 2os. Union Station.
,Steno.-Clerk

OCO1lOs~Sl n
Sc. Perm. position. Pleasant ONCE
IN apt. dev. 40-hr. wk. Annual sick
leave. Salary. 2,700-S2,S50. Call
MR.. NOREM. VI. 6102, 9-4. II
in
law office, experience not essential
but require ability to adapt self to
legal work; age 1890; good start
ing salary y including group hos.
pitalization. Hours. 8 to 5. Give
ssygalihcstions and references, Box
sgETo TIzi SIsf; SSaG;prr.pv n.,. =. en-
time, for well-established lawyer
investor; 5-day wk.; good salary.
Apply afternoons, daily. 729 18th
st. NV, 3rd floor, front.
STENOGRAPHER-T part time;
national news magazine has opening
for exper. girl to work Thurs, Fri.
and Sat-; pleasant working condi-
tions, interesting work; salary open
to right person. Box 1l5-T. Star
Evening star., 1951-04-01
COOKS

COOKS
Age 25 to 40. exp, in large volume
restaurant or cafeteria; liberal pay
policy, meals and uniforms fur.
nlshed; paid vacation and sick leave,
group insurance and purchase dis.
counts.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE,
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1724 H ST. NV.
COUPLE WANTED, BUTLER-HOUsE.
MAN, WIFE, COOK AND G.H.W.;
QUARTERS. PHONE OIL. 66Ss.
DANCE TEACHERs-Don Martini
mas openings for young ladies and
men, ages 21-30. with personality,
as ballroom. dancing instructors;
full and part time positions avail
given free; top salary and oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply in
person noon to 3 PM, DON MAR.
TIM STUDIOS. 502 18TH st. NV,
DRUG CLERKS, experience desired
put not neces.; permanent position;
so0ds so0d pay an6,I and hours; o excel; working
STORES, employment once. ~ P
room CHECKER, experienced, 4 an.
RgrI BY stewards ONCE. HAY-ADAMs
FOOD e CHECKER. exper.. for Te cit,
club. State previous employment.
PIX OPERATOR-split shift; good
sTsATroogsep5:s TsATrose5s e5 i E sfts0n; ss.s 3lx. HOTEL M
REAL ESTATE SALES
MEN g. WOMEN
l5 sales persons needed with sales
ability, in active office; new and
old homes and contacts available,
state age and experience. Box 52-V,
door-to-door, for estab.
Photographic studio; highest income.
RooL Ral6 WeeklEs PkEssGks@2Rep;ort Gk; 2gse; IN
GLEANERs Gle NJ CLOS R. I. ave.. River
WANTED-colored real estate sales.
men and saleswomen: will train:
new otfice; good opportunity. LA.
MoSTGoMERY co. government has
opening for the coming and license
inspector for field investigations
and enforcement work. starting at
S4,200; need civil engineers for
highway engineering work. and in
accepting applications for police
force, secretarial positions, etc.
Write or phone personnel ONCE.
cOL0RED TEACHER, English; part
tons and give phone number. Bog
125-Y. Star.
1continued On Next PassS
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DANCE INSTRUCTORS

Arthur Murray needs attractive and
ambitious women. 21-29, for their
expanding studios. Nc experience
necessary, we will pay you while
you're training. . College graduates
preferred. Earn $50-S120 per wk.
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO, l1O6
Conn. ave, 2 p.m.-10 pm.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HELP WoMEN
LEGAL SECRETARY

Small, congenial ONCE; excel. oppor-
tunities; starting salary. S65 per
week. For interview. write, describ-
ing experience, to Box 144-T. Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
SALESLADY

For social stationery department; full
time, permanent position. Apply
VIM. BALLANTYNE a. SONS. 1921
st. NV. between 10-11 am. and
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CLERK
CLERK

For interesting work In purchasing
ONCE of life insurance company;
37h-hr., b-day wk. Apply Rm. 300,
21H 1Ath st NV d
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CLERK-TYPIST

Competent typist. adept with, figures;
air. conditioned offlce; liberal hos
pitalization. surgical and life ins.
benefits free. If you're the type who
like to work in an exciting, demand
ing and exacting industry. like tele-
Radio Corp. of America. Apply Mon,
or Tues. morning. 507 s. 18th st.,
Arlington, Va.
tJust OF U. S. No. l Highway
Evening star., 1951-04-01
HELP WOMEN
CornptoIneter Operator

operators to work in
modern once in ne. section: pay
according to ability; pleasant work
ing conditions. paid vacations, group
ploye benefits. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES. INC. 1S45 4th st, ne.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

We need the services Of o capable
young woman, 21-35 years of age,
who enjoys working with figures and
is CAPABLE Of tyDtng 80 words per
minute. This Is an opportunity to
she newspaper. Apply Personnel,
Room b06. Open weekdays, $40 to
g. and Saturdays. Q TO
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-04-01

STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST
An exceptionally interesting and re.
warding position in main once Of
fine men's-wear store. A real OPP
portunity for intelligent and cap
pleasant working condition. 5-day
week.
APPLY MR.. STEINBAcH
LEWIS e. THOS. SALTZ, Inc.
1909 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

Immediate opening in local
insurance ONCE in claim dent,
Permanent position. Must be
able to- type. Good opportu-
nifty. Apply HOG H st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
TYPIST

To learn operation Of I.B.M.-P.S.M.
in advertising production work. Ex-
nence, congenial associates with ma
ttonally known news magazine. You
Will share in our liberal employe
dement's program. Call Monday-Fri-
day, S:30-5. DI. 1900. Ext. 261. -5
TYPIST
Week end work. Must be fast, ac-
curate, experienced on IBM pro-
portional spacing machines. Sal
ary high. Write Box 299-Y. Star.
TYPIST-TELEPHONE OPERATOR, s.
day week; pleasant surroundings
Apply DISTRICT AGENCY COM
PANYs 1886 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CASHIER

Full-time. permanent position iu
one Of Washington's leading won-
ems speciality shops Pleasant
working condition. Store discounts
and benefits. Apply Mr.. Miller,
PHILIPSBORN
I1th st. between F and G. %
Evening star., 1951-04-01
1101 Penna. Ave. NV

CHECKER Little knowledge q
good working cond. See mgr,
MASTER SUPER MARKET, .10S0s
Lincoln ave-, Kensington, Md. Il
CHOCOLATE DIPPER, responsible
and experienced, for refined estah-
NONE FRERES. CO. 1881. q
CLERICAL and general office work,
in Bethesda-Chevy Chase area; typ
ing necessary; good opportunity for
Advancement. Call WI. 252S any
time
Evening star., 1951-04-01
TRAVEL CLERK

Young lady for position handling
sales and clerical duties. Inter-
national travel organization. Ex.
cellent working conditions; 35-hr
wk.; salary $40. MA. 1922. Mr..
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CLERICAL

Experience In adding machines and
general once work. Pleasant
WORKING conditions with ex-
ment. Liberal discount privileges.
Apply
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CHAUFFEUR

Young lady, 25-35 years Of age for q
to our advertisers; neat in appear
ance, courteous and capable Of CIV
ing good attendance. Clear driving
record and d. c. driving permit are
required. Apply Personnel, Room 500
Open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. S-1'
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-04-01
TYPIST
TypiSt-Proo Reader

TypiSt-Proof Reader
Alert. responsible young lady required
by sales organization to type and
proof read advertising contracts.
High school education required.
typing speed 40 words per minute
GOOD opportunity for advancement.
ADEQUATE training provided to
tromatic typewriter. Periodic salary
increase. considerations. paid vaca-
tion and sick leave after 9 months.
Apply THE REUBEN H. DONNELLEY
CORP, 3rd floor. 1900 Eye st. NV,
between 10 am. and IL noon and
2 to 4 pm. .
Evening star., 1951-04-01
SECRETARY
SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER

real estate ofice has
opening in rent department for an
efficient acknowledgements, %
to 80. yrs. of age. with initiative
and pleasing personality; permanent
position; 5-day week; air-condi-
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1906 H st. NV. MA. 2345 81
CTN CNrf1IIAIN1n nTYTH
Evening star., 1951-04-01
CASHIER

experienced preferred, bright young
woman. accurate with figures and
good handwriting. for exclusive spe-
cialty shop; 5-day week. Apply
.nornings, $50 to 1890. KAP.
LOWITZ, on 18th between and r
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
Red Sox 
 Trading

BOSTON, Nov. 14-iR-Now that the Boston Red Sox have made their first 1852 move = four player straight swap with the Chicago White Sox-General Manager Joe Cronin and Lou Boudreau, the new pilot, indicate they will do much more player dickering during next months baseball meetings.
 They did not need owner Tom Yawkey's fabulous bankroll, obtain ing outfielder- first baseman Dol, Lenhardt and veteran pitcher Randy Gumpert in exchange for young southpaw Chuck Stobbs and rookie infielder Mel Hoderlein.
 But they indicate they have their multi-millionaire boss primed to top all rivals for much needed catching strength and competent second base replacement for the re- tired Bobby Doerr.
 Boudreau paved the way for the deal in a conference with White Sox General Manager Frank Lane in Chicago.
 Its fine for a starter" Boudreau said in telephone interview. And therell be more deals soon if we can strengthen our catching and infield weaknesses without giving up too much
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
Pick 210-|b. Fu||bafk as Batk of Week

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-tR-Ed Modzelewski Maryland fullback, is this weeks back of the week in the Associated Press poll of sports writ CTS and broadcasters.
 Known as the Mighty Mo" the 2lo-pound fullback earned the nod for his feats against Navy Mary land gained only 138 yards rush ing and Modzelewski gained l27 of them. Two of his plunges went for touchdowns.
 Modzelewski proved so pesky in the first half that Navy pulled its secondary closer and closer to the line. This opened the way for Mary land passing that broke the game wide open for 40-2l Maryland triumph.
 The Maryland worKnorse was not the only back to gain praise. An other fullback, Bob Matthias, whose 96-yard touchdown run sparked Stanford to its upset win over Southern California was high on the list. So was Dick Panin's 88-yard I'D. run on Michigan States first play from scrimmage, a play that sparked MISC. to a 35-0 conquest of Notre Dame.
 Others praised included Hugh MeEi,heaayy, i ssya sa.sssggssssss whe seeTea three touchdowns against Califor- mia and converted four extra points last week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
Major Colleges
 May Quit Spring
 Football Traininq

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-tR--Many of the nations major colleges were ready today to follow Yale's exam pie of dropping spring football, but they were playing it cagey = they wanted assurances it would be done on a national scale.
 An attitude of watchful waiting generally followed the report that university presidents, alarmed over the future of the sport, were con- templating reforms likely to affect spring practice, bowl games and the two-platoon system.
 Yale University, one of the ivy- covered institutions that helped give birth to American football, an- nounced yesterday that the Eli would drop spring practice, begin- ming in 1852.
 Smaller colleges such as Williams, Wesleyan and Amherst already had taken such action. Yale was the first of the big ones.
 Others had talked about it, such as the Remember Southern Con- ference and the nine-inember Pa- cific Coast. They recommended the move to their conference directors and to the National Collegiate Ath- letic Association, the parent organi- zation.
 The Southern, by an overwhelm- ing vote of its presidents, also re- commended banning all bowl games. The Pacific coast suggested reexam- ination of post-season football and the two-platoon system.
 The situation in other conferences included:
 Big Ten - Committed to three year contract with Rose Bowl. Question of spring drills to come up at December meeting. Score tary Kenneth (Pug) Wilson says he doesn't know members attitude.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
Golden Bears Lead In 0ffense, Rushing

LOS ANGELES, Nov. IA = R - California's Golden Bears remain the leading team in total offense and rushing in the Pacific Coast conference.
 Latest statistics disclosed that California has gained 3169 yards 2357 on the ground, SIP in the air.
 Leading passing team is Washing ton. with 1890 yards to it's credit.
 Southern California and Stanford are the top defensive teams. USC has allowed only 89.1 yards game rushing and 213.1 on total offense. Stanford's pass defense is lol-9 per game and the team is second Tn total defense, with 2744.
 ENrprpL UANT ADS PAY -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-14
MerriHs Leave on
 Vacation 10 Siates

MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Merritt leave Sunday on Pan American to visit his parents Dr. and Mrs F. D. Merritt at Auburn, Washing ton. This is the first trip to the States in 15 years for the Merritts.
 MT. Kenneth Merritt is to become a 33rd degree Mason at Portland, Ore, while on his vacation. He and his wife are to visit their daughter and in-law, MT. and Mrs. Bob Morrow and their daughter, in Se- attle. The Merritts expect to be home to spend the Christmas holi- days with their children in Juneau MT. Merritt is with the Veterans Employment Service and Mrs. Mer- ritt is with the Territorial Depart ment of Taxation.