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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BUSINESSMEN and scientists, do you
need weekend or evening services
of competent secretary? 100 w.pm..
own typewriter; tech. and scientific
research; edit. tn. 5000, Ext. 213.
-12
LAWYER, research or administrative.
PRIVATE TUTOR-well qualified, ex.
perienced. professional references;
call IA. 1860. 12A
SECRETARY-Exp. construction and
chemical ind, assume responsibility;
CO 1865 after pm anytime week
sECRETARY. mature, competent
psrs or full time position. Boz
sRcKET AIRY legislative e. Sec
rotary, competent stenographer:
TIPPING, steno and complete book
keeping service done at home by
qualified secretary; 10 years expe-
rience; reasonable. 81. 734S. IL
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER de-
sires afternoon work; excellent
shorthand. ia. $1,000. ia
AVAILABLE. experienced fur flnisher.
dress and coat remodeler. Phone
NO. 1923, to PM, or GE. 1904.
70 ~ am. IL"
ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN!
typist or clerk for a half day, full
day, or longer, call MISS BARRETT,
DE. 694S. -13
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

statesmen
OR
SALESWOMEN
The Reuben H. Don
nelley Corp, telephone
dir ectory advertising
sales representative for
the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Co.,
offers an unusual oppor-
tunity to a few alert,
aggressive statesmen or
SaleSwomen to sell repre-
sentation in the CLASH
fled Directory. Ages 26
to SO, some college back
ground. Sales or allied
experience preferred but
not essential. Car nee
essary. We have a COM
plete sales training pro-
gram. Salary while in
training. Liberal draw
ing account against
commissions. Progress
can be as rapid as your
ability to develop. Ex-
cellent working condi-
tions, 5-day week. Previ-
GUS applicants need not
re-apply.
APPLY
10 AM. NOON; "a PM.
1121 18th ST. NV.
SECOND FLOOR
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HELP MEN tcont.l

HAN 10 take charge of radio and tele-
vision service department; prefer
college graduate in E.E. or advanced
course In electronics: exceptional
opportunity with excellent salary,
permanent position. Box los. Star
MAN. white. to work in retail dry
cleaning plant and store; steady JOB,
excel. working cond.; opport: for ad-
Vancement; exper. pref, but not
essential. PEELERs, INC. 230s
e sla. i' D1' 1 sYi me- Sun ifter
NAN. experienced In clothing. for
partments. Salary and commission.
Permanent position. M. STEIN g.
CO.. liza l. st. NV. Cat Conn. ave..
NE ., free r se: sF. s,a 4, vs Ear
$3.50 day to start. RIM. 422.
,i sGea F'dff time or part time mlz Are
you satisfied with your present in
come? Full-time Fuller Brush deal
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant. courteous, and buy these ia
nous everyday necessities regu-
larry. Each new dealer Is given an
established territory with regular
sussemsr s., and x s% BY aDp0i R
4lSAt AnCbklV0. kA4 CAP. ih0A W hA
train you. No exp. necessary. Start
on / or 2 day trial basis. II
you wish to prove TO yourself what
an excellent opportunity this is.
Due TO the tremendous demand for
famous Fuller Brush products q
few openings are now available;
full or part time. Apply ell Natl.
Press Bldg. 18th and r SITS. NV, or
call DI. 4477 or DI. 349S. ---13
YOUNG MAN for credit once; good
salary; perm. DOS. Apply Mr.. Trice.
FRANC JEWELRY CO.. 627 9TH
st. NV. Id
YOUNG MAN with ambition; won
derful opportunity. good salary. and
future; exp. unnecessary, to learn
electrical wholesaling. JU. $4,000.
Ia
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate
with self assurance, ambition and
some tipping ability, for training in
responsible. permanent position;
5-day. 37h-hour week. AMERICAN
SECURITY CO. OF NEW YORK. $40
Southern Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV.
IA
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HELP WOMEN

Observation-Disclosures in contrac-
tors ONCE; knowledge Of shorthand
and typdinngg. Cali between 2-5 Pm.
sE Sci E13AE srENoeRApHER. az.
20-35, excellent opportunity for In
telligent young woman to begin In
teresting business career in newly
created dept. in personnel ONCE Of
Massns located stsIn In
ats. shorthand knowledge waived il
average. Apply Mr.. Lee. STATE
kfNa sfpd EIN4 fsSa ,s SSRe s. a92
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. de-
sirably having experience In patent
law. general law. or engineering;
must be. rapid and accurate; So hr.
per week, depending upon experience
Replies strictly confidential. BOX
sh hfsiF' S SiaEi s1psr, 1912 i1E ?
CLEANERS. 1905 18th st. NV. 49,
SHOE SALES CLERK, 5-day week,
noon BEST AP ao 445s conn essS1s
SILK FINIsHERs 49,. experienced
work Sam sUkAKAe. $50 7th s; 81.
SILK PREssERS-Experienced only.
Mus, be fast and good. Steady Job
cffasSR sl'a Ply 67rk agD iea1 sss
s sii Re FOUNTAIN .lRL. ,hit ts' or
colored. experienced; full Gr part
time work. CROWN DRUGSTORE.
220i 4th st: ne. near r. ]. I'VE.
STEN0GRAPHER and general ONCE
assn; 5:day wE.. . to 1870. csil
sTENOGRAPHER for publishing firm;
9-b. days; S55. Phone ST. 1914.
sTENoGRAPHEK who would IKE to
learn settlement work; mortgage
l9an; .e 5S,day week; cow. location
sTnNo Sss1i capab,. YOU young
lady, TO assist. research executive.
small industrial organization. per-
s so.n6I. S With capacity for assuming
ss monthy cs RfFp 81 1870 ..art
STENoGRAPHER for downtown Arm;
4O-hour week; salary, $50 week.
State qualifications and experience,
BOX 374-H. Star. -13
STENOGRAPHER - Permanent posi-
ton with national association; g.
day wk.; advancement possibilities.
Apply 1l2S 18th st. NV, Ii
ticn. small stan, eongenial condi-
in person. 912 Barr Building. l3s
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
EXPERIENCED OR
INEXPERIENCED
AGEG lQQ0

E11 HTYpEnEHNCF ~
AGES 1880
hours 3 70 REGULAR Day incress ss,
:eEnsSSi ae Can I Na sab E Ssne A.
ACCOUNTS CLERK to help book
keeper maintain Job costs: Apply
NEERINq q pisfRfsUT7Nd co.
A ssf TlSsffa a Bo6 Ski MI must
have exper.. pleasant working eondi-
tons, 6-day wk. Apply in person,
RINK BROS. 11Os Conn. ave.
ASSISTANT DIETITIAN, white wom-
must be graduate and able to do
special diets. Box 2S9-R, Star.
ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN, white Mls for
non-Government educational scien-
library degree; experience in SPOT
ting, abstraetine and classifying
news material, and ability to cata;
sSta s.iass eonstss sne Wis issDG re.
quirements. Pleasant surroundings,
liberal leave. retirement. Replies
tSlereuCes. MARTIAL statuS, age. al.
S Scs and nd. telephone number. Box
ASSISTANT RESIDENT MANAGER.
experienced; large apt. community;
clerical and tipping background
NECESSARY: salary plus 'pt. RE.
BEAUTTCIAN, all around; closed
MONDAYS. 1920 18th st. NV. co.
$3.50 or CO. O2S3 -12
1EAUTICIAN = Good manicurist
wanted. good salary and commits
FREp THE HAIRsTYLIsT ct Phil
1PSBORN, COS 18th st. NV. Ia
DEAUTICIAN. exper., refined, all
around. for perm. position. No eve
nins. work. Apply In person, RENE.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 per wk.
plus comm; can earn S65 to SS5.
Apply LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
oR&sSER&. ITO Eye ct. nv. -1B
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Clerk-Stenographer

Real estate firm desires the services
Of an experienced young lady, cana
BILE Of accurate dictation and tipping
Must be high school graduate and
have good recommends lions. Salary
commensurate with ability. Five
day week. For interview. call MR..
K1OWELIs MA. 5000. Id
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SAI,ESI, AIDES

SALESLADIES
Ages 20 to So; several openings for
permanent positions available for
cigar and newsstands in hne hotel,
applicant must be neat. courteous
and dependable; experience not nee
essary as we will train you; inter
esting work in pleasant surround
ings. Apply in person to MR.. SIT
RICK At newsstand In. lobby in
Wardman Park Hotel between 8
am. and 10 am. or 2 pm. and 4
pm. No phone calls. Ia
SALESLADY. experienced. good salary
and commission. Apply WASHING
TON SPECIALITY SHOP. 1874 r St.
sALEsLADY, selling costume Jew
elry and gifts: excellent salary.
pleasant surroundings. TREASURE
TRovE; 1908 @ St. NV. ia.
knowledge Of music necessary. See
Mr.. Urban, KIT MUSIC CO., 1880
sALEsLADY for our permanent stan;
exp. better ready-to-wear; salary
s esTnins $. joan ROBERTS. 100
sALESwOMEN. experienced. ladies'
ready-to-wear, 10 am. to PM:
$40 per wk., plus 2es commission on
all sales. Also opening for part
time. 6 pm. to 8 pm. Apply In
person, 10 to 8. YEAGERS, $3.50
Colesville I'd. Ia
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YOUNG LADIES

YOUNG LADIES
Intellisent, neat and attractive to
ers. interviewers, supervisors and
receptionists for one OF Americas
While You learn: full or part time.
Apply In person. noon til 10 pm.
DON PAILINI STUDIO
1926 Conn. Ave.
underxritins dept. Of insurance
company; exper. pref. but not nee
sssary; tipping required. can ST.
Young S5gS LADY for marking room.
preferably exp. on pin-ticket ma
eraI discount sasth priyiesss s9d many
% 3iasF 1 ssS5s P'a Mass sR Ro @sis
xoJfNS HI wi WHITE WOMAN. between is
ONCE. Applicants must have ability
to work rapidly and accurately with
figures, actual experience helpful but
not necessary to capable person. Cali
r nH dsRWE oMf h ss es2 ate. + shopps1s
for. retail SHOPPING service; no ex-
ment; must be free to travel. Apply
g51 Warner Blds' 18th and =
Wanted ssi; FED IMMEDIATELY, by inter
national organization. translator,
into Portuguese from Spanish and
English. Also wanted, Portuguese
stenographer with English. Provide
education, employment history. Re-
ALERT YOUNG WOMAN for general
ONCE work; retail store experience
preferred but not necessary; tipping
essential; permanent position. 1908
$50 is YoURs-seM only 100 boxes
Of Welcomes famous 81 for 81 all
occasion cards. Write for selling
plan and samples ON approval. VEL
CONE, Dept. 1OS. 1858 Plane St.,
EASY = EXTRA E II 4. MONEY. Sell greet
ins cards, stationery to friends and
neighbors. Samples on approval.
Fast local service. COLUMBIA ART.
$50 r at. NV. RIM. 500. RE. 4716,
II to 3 pm. weekdays. la
NATIONAL CONCERN needs cashier-
bookkeeper to do general ONCE work;
pleasant environment, diversified
geIk; 5hcrasy week; a.o CAN ,. COOK 3
N: for further details. Ia
NAVAL OFFICER wants settled, re-
liable white woman. preferably over
80, to look after motherless teen
age boy and 4-year girl, and keer
house; refs. required. Phone ewes.
y "a o On A012 Ia
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FOUNTAIN GIRL Light colored,
thoroughly experienced, on soda and
s sans, CHI. block s for for alternating a
store reference. EXCELLENT salary.
MACY 2760 l4th st. NV.
ming work. CONGRESSIONAL DRUG
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. light colored,
m be expe ri sdd. hours 4 pm
nishea. ExEcu HhS 'h PHARMA teg
909 Penna. ave. NV. Ia
FOUNTAIN GIRLS CO. colored. for
busy drugstore: must have 2 years
recent exp. on one d. C. fountain;
S25 wk. to start. 1901 Ga. ave.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER and
assistant bookkeeper. Must be ex-
dictation. JULIAN {. COHEN q CO.
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 1000. Is
INSPECTIONS for local manufacturer
pm. to IL midnight): experience
not necessary; steady employment.
higher-than-average wages: oppor-
tunity for Advancement; excellent
working conditions. Company bene-
fits include paid vacation and holi-
days, life insurance. retirement. hos
pitaliZation, sick benefits. Write.
stating marital status, age. educa-
ton and general background. Box
102-R, Star, IL
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

POSITION as maid or housekeeper
In private family or rooming house
BY young colored girl; references.
SOUTHERN GIRL desires work az
mothers otE ,d helper aoo q general house
WHITE WOMAN wishes part time
work; good cook. or baby sitting;
can live in; ref. Box 90-S. Star.
lf,ax, ti.,,aaa Nv. IaasaA
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SITUATIONS MEN

MANAGER, presently employed as
general manager of auto agency;
reason for leaving. income too low;
can furnish best Of refs; married,
two children. Box 270-R, Star.
MANAGER. exper. women's, children's
ready to wear smallwear; supervise
sales, personnel, windows. Box SIS.
Star. IA
MANAGERIAL and sales experience;
AZ; married; college graduate; local
resident; car; desire permanent posi-
ton in Washington. Box SS-S, Star.
Ia
NAVAL OFFICER. retired, age 81. de-
sires position in managerial or exec
utive capacity; skilled nautical and
maritime matters. Phone HI. 7060.
PAINTER, 80 years experience; non
drinker, good color man, can layout
work and supervise same. E.
COOPER, CHI. 1853. 12'
REAL ESTATE - Desire permanent
position rental department real
estate ONCE; yrs experience; ex-
cellent reference; immed. avail.
VERBRYCKE, WO. O696. -13
VETERAN, age 81, married. settled,
sober. desires 4 or hrs. work eve
ningS and all day Saturday. E. o.
SMITH. 3035 18th st. NV. AID. SS77.
FELLOW GIDEON: Retired Govt.
man, age so, excel. health, desires
clerical work, T. T. HACKNEY,
3035 18th st. NV. AID. S877. 10"
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

tion department; 6-day. 4O-hr. week,
company beEefits In addition TO
salary: high school graduate. 1885
years OF age. neat in appearance,
and able to give rood attendance:
reasonable shorthand and tipping
speeds are required Apply Per-
sonnet Room SOC. Open weekdays.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

1895; permanent position with lge
company; interesting work with
pleasant working conditions; Mon
Fri, 3 TO 5: pay commensurate with
ability. Apply MR.. RUPERT. Gil
am. SOL Rhode Island ave. ne.
10
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HELP WokAEN

CLERK-TYPISTS, excellent opportu.
nifty for advancement. KAY JEWEL.
RY, 801 H st. ne. Up
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HELP WOMEN
KEY PUNCH OPERATO1

KEY PUNCH OPERATOR
Experienced; 5-day. 4O.hr. wk.; sal
srsnsp from pa 20 vacations Ea p and ses
leave. Phone for interview. CAPI-
tai TRANSIT. MI. 1868, Ext. $50.
liz
LABORATORY AIDE-Girl, willing to
train part time for photo.-lab. color
staas amaceaons pRot ta exper
age. Box 112-R. Star. lis
LABORATORY AIDE-Girl willing tc
train for laboratory technician. in
medical laboratory: Box AR. Star
enced only; good pay. Apply ready
co work. SAM BURKA, $50 9TH
MARKER AND AssoRTER for laun-
Apply LUNA cLEANERs. 1908 i4th
NV La
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. to work in
wholesale automotive equipment
tons; Starting fass Salary y sagb. i Z. 5.
JULIEN. INC, 1443 p st. n.w.-1S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., must
be thoroughly experienced. with
knowledge Of bookkeeping: excellent
intersstinr e Soqk stas:
salary desired. age, refs. BOX 1884,
TELEPHONE collection workers. must
have some experience in locating;
highest paid salaries. 5-day week.
Advancement: permanent. Apply
REGAL. I'll 9TH st. NV. lis
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COUNTER GIRLS for
dry : cleaning stores -
expd. need only apply.
LUNA CLEANERS
1905 18th NV.

COUNTER WOMEN. white, for cafe
teria work; no Sunday or late night
work; meals and uniforms fur
f sIS I'm Apply p = ~ rALLY-Ho REST,
c Iii tn nN Vi siT under 10:
ton, insurance, bonus plan and
e ether BENEFITS; ,, s1ny; located In
DANCE GSST Fl TEa aagHi 1880.
Don Martini needs attractive young
ladies with personality to teach
ballroom dancing. No experience
psfson DON ssain MaR f1ysp APR5
BOZ 18th st. NV. 1924 Conn. ave:
Dictaphone Operator
Openings for good typist with some
exper: IN dictaphone Transcription.
Tood oe a With serf pel
Sonnet: excel. oppor. with advance
ment: .5-day wk.. to 4:3O. Please
gan .for, appta MISS HOPKINS.
DIETICIAN. therapeutic diets; hours,
sus Bur a Ho p s-d hstb ssss.
Md. Il mile from District line).
EXECUTIVE sEc'Y. for one of wash
lngton'S leading stores. Must be
expert at shorthand and tipping.
Excel. salary, discount privileges,
and other store benefits. Box 296-
| r. Star a Ia
FILE CLERK and runner; white only;
hours 8 to 5. b-day week. Call MR..
HURLEY. RE. OLE.
FILE CLERK-TYPIST
Young lady. 5h-day vk., group in
surance benefits, good salary and
permanent position. R. HARRIS g.
CO., jewelers.. 1101 r st. NV. See
Mr.. Geraci. 4th floor ONCE. Ia
FILTER AND ALTERATION woman,
must be thoroughly experienced on
coats. suits and dresses; good salary
and fine working conditions. HABER
g. CO.. 1908 G st. NV. -13
FOUNTAIN and luncheonette girls
wanted. Apply to UPTOWN PHAR-
MACY. $3.50 Conn. ave, EN- 500.
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COLLEGE MEN
RECENT
COLLEGE GRADUATE

We desire the services Of q married
veteran. $3.50 years of age who
recently has received, or soon will
receive q degree in architectural
mechanical or industrial engineering
We have available q trainee posi-.
tion which offers possibilities fol-
advancement. Write to box num-
bered below. giving full particulars
regarding personal data, Job expert
ence, and courses taken In college
R0x 2Q7-K Star
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AT ONCE
ATTENTION

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INITIAL EARNINGS $3.50 PER MO
10-wK. PROMOTION $500 PER MO
a national sales organization ha.
openings for men Of good character
hesitate to take UP selling because
Of the uncertainty Of somethinf
new TO them, therefore, we pay
guaranteed salary plus comm. Oul
expansion. program allows rapid ad.
vaneement Must be past 20, neat
Applicants WIN be interviewed. RIM
322 Victor BLDG. 724 9th st. NV
1880 pm. to 8 pm. only, IA
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TYPIST
For teaching and office work
Qualified young woman wanted ia
teach tying and do ONCE work for
a local school. Phone Sterling 1882
or write Box look. Star. ia
Evening star., 1951-09-19
lAFL Claims Evidence
OF Soviet Kidnapings
Inside Free Europe
By james Y. Newton
Stcr Stoff Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Ia
The American Federation of Labor
will present evidence to the United
Nations to show that Soviet Russia
is engaging in widespread kid
Inaping activities in Western Ger
many, Austria and other free
countries near the Iron Curtain.
The U. N. will be asked to inves-
tigate the charges in a resolution
to be put before the AFL's con-
Ivention, probably Friday.
Irving Brown, chief of the AFL's
European staff said the request
will be based on documents now
being collected and checked by his
men. He said that the material
will show numerous instances in
which persons were snatched from
their homes and places of business
and taken into Soviet territory.
Victims Not Identified.
Mr. Brown refused to identify
the victims in advance of the
presentation of the material to
the convention, but it was said
that some of the kidnapped persons
were trade union leaders of Ger
many and Austria who are SYM
pathetic to aims of the free world.
The convention resumed it's work
to-day after one-day recess.
oscar Ewing. Federal Security Ad-
Iministration, was speaking today.
He will be followed by Secretary
|of Interior Chapman, Price Direc-
tor Michael v. Disable, and pos
Isibly Robert A. Lovett, the new
defense Secretary, and Vice Pres
Iident Barkley.
Meanwhile, the AFL issued a
blunt warning to the Democratic
PARTY not to consider the labor
support 1t has received in recent
years as an automatic "sure
thing"
Labor Aims Cited.
The warning was issued by
James L. McDevitt Of Philadelphia,
newly selected director of the fed
eration's Labor League for Politi-
cal Education. Mr.. McDevitt, who
is president of the Pennsylvania
Federation of Labor, said that
politicians in either major party
who want labor votes can get
them only by supporting labor's
aims.
The impression is prevalent" ,"
Mr.. McDevitt said, "that our
league will support the Democrats
no matter what they do. That
definitely is not true"
He said the AFL does not wish
to be identified with either party
and will support candidates who
support labor regardless of their
party affiliation.
Mr.. McDevitt refused to predict
how the AFL's support will go in
next years elections. He said:
I'VE might have to swallow our
words" He indicated, however.
the AFL definitely is interested in
finding out how Gen. Eisenhower
stands on labor and other domes-
tic issues.
Truman Not Mentioned,
He spoke kindly of Gov. War
rem of California. and said he
did not think Gov. Dewey had a
chance Of getting the Republican
nomination. The name of Presi-
dent Truman was not mentioned
in Mr.. McDevitt's first news con-
ference.
Federation spokesmen have
made 1t clear here that they no
longer wish to be identified solely
with the Democrats and will end
their cooperation with the CIO
in political matters. In fact, the
general feeling toward the CIO
lis one Of bitterness In conven-
tion circles.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
India Allows jap Fishino

NEW DELHI (R).-A Japanese
firm will carry out fishing oper-
ations in Indian waters off Bom-
bay and Saurashtra for eight
months as a trial period, deputy
food minister M. Tirumal Rao
told parliament. The firm is the
Taiyo Fishing Co., Ltd.
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by al Stump

Now I've got big sign above my locker
room door, ANYBODY WHO BUMPS THIS -
WELCOMED
Only select few of the longlegs gained
fame in the past, but 1851 has been different.
Kentucky's agile Spivey, at just over seven
feet, is the foremost curiosity. Yet he has
only slight edge on such awesome splinters
as Billy (Toar) Hester. of Arkansas; Walter
Dukes of Seton Hail. Ray Felix, of Long
Island u; jim Slaughter of South Carolina,
and Marcus Freiberger, of Oklahoma - all
between GIL and 7 feet in their sweat socks.
Opponents of North Carolina State suffered
lockjaw staring up at 6-8 Bobby Speight,
90 Bob Goss and Clio Larry Lovington.
Perhaps the greatest collegiate player of this
season will turn out to be Clyde Lovellette,
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SPIvEY's mammoth couch fits him today -
Kentucky authorities ordered an eight-foot
special job. Better yet, Bill Spivey fits
basketball. He is one of many emancipated
players of abnormal size now welcomed in
Americas favorite indoor sport. AS late as
l948, Bill was refused scholarship by two
Georgia schools which considered him an i'm
possible prospect. But this season he is lead
ing All-American candidate. He topped the
Southeastern Conference last year with 578
points and is now an unequaled drawing card.
Fans, and his former critics as well, will
come miles to see Spivey uncoil his length.
Respect has replaced jeers. For Bill Spivey
along with a fearsome flock Of brother
giants, has found ways to master all the
skills of highly technical pastime.
Proving that the extra-tall boys could
match speed with speed, cleverness with
cleverness, on mass basis, was tough, sums
up Coach Howard Hobson of Yale. 1T was
natural that the public would side with
average-size players who were dwarfed in the
scoring zone. But the ability to play the
whole game was there, all the time"
Unfortunately, the ugly epithet - "goon''
- is still occasionally hurled at the Slim
Jims However, deeply held prejudices are
fading before improved training methods.
Says one coach: 1T used to drive me crazy
when we lost to some second-story goal
burglar who couldn't do anything but shoot