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Evening star., 1951-09-16
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT tpupIicI Dookkeepins
10 o-72sT or FA 7430
ACCOUNTANT, public; books started
keen. tax and other financial state
ments. DE. S726 or JU. 1890,
ACCOUNTANT-Experienced in auto
mobile and real estate accounting.
bookkeeping. to tax returns, desire
position with future; SS5 wk. to
ACcoUNTTANCYi STA : sCHooiL CSHHso5oi honor grad.
empl. in resp. managerial position,
seeks part-time association with
SSPA or public accountant. TU. 2426
Acct Get ,,,GIs GRAD; exper;, desires part
prepared Box 154-T, Star. 1S'
ARTIST, versatile, desires work eve
nings and week ends; will give ref
BooKSKiEiEPEIRs- PER -AccoUSTfANT Ssfa desires
Wyancenent' var 5Hnt age 3o' Bcs. Phone
BC0kKEEEEfPiER-CAsHIE machine or
hand, costs. billing, files. receivables,
payables, payroll, type and teletype.
answered BOX 1877, Star.
B00KKEEPER wants part-time work.
erences. MR.. WILCOX. ST. 4447
Monday.
CARPENTER - See KING, mainte-
nance work: can DO painting, ce-
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
desires part-time work. available 10
hours a week. Box 30-T, Star.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, desires job at
driving Of any kind; with refer
ences. GE. 1927.
CHEF, AL, sober, fast: spec. sea
foods: dependable. JACOBS, ell
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ARTIST, commercial. free lance;
newspaper magazine. poster, dis
play, hgure and fashion. SH. S713
CAPABLE young lady. years exp.
sires position as assist. mgr, mgr uo or
assist. buyer in exclusive dress shop.
pg pMiiilng 20 aassume responsibility.
cnMPsNGT69S; ph9Ps Sc; 1000 s9irdS Rm. ,;gai 29ai 80
lady, dependable, i. h. duties. good good
home live in, ref. furnished Ia
coMiPsANIoN-Ladv with excellent
background desires position. Free
to travel. No cooking. TIE, 1918,
COMPANION to lady. by reliable
woman; good home; nominal salary.
DREssMAKER wants sewing out by
day; allegations. Call after 1890.
EXP. MEDICAL stenographer would
ELEVATOR iof oPERaToRi fLsST L. '%i colored.
wants job day or night; exper.,
ExEcETiVa SSfSd} iTIsA sECkETARYAfExcellent ti isif
stenographer; variable background;
local refs. wants one-man assign
ment offerlng respon. and initiative;
age SO, good appear, nice person
aIitS. 5-day wkH; S15 to start. Box
r &. BooKKEEPER. exp. fin. state
ment, pay rolls. etc; coll. back
ground; acc'ting also; fast typist
steno. desires position. Ii. 3-9150.
GIRL. colored, desires ONCE work:
can do clerical and typing; refer
ences. Call Ii. 4-5766. liz
GIRL wishes Job as clerk or recep-
ZIONIST; high school grad. / year
college: typing experience and ref
erences. FIR. 4122.
GIRL, colored. desires work RS maid
in rooming house. hotel or cleaning
offices: good ref. Call all day Sum
GIRL, colored, intelligent. high school
education, willing to learn, wishes
night Job as waitress in nice place.
RA. 1878.
GIRL. colored, neat, wishes waitress
or counter girl. afternoon; ref.
DU. 1885.
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HELP WOMEN
WANTED

PUBLIC RELATIONS PERSONNEL
A well-established local firm
enjoying fine reputation, re-
Quires women of high caliber.
You can earn $4,000 per
year and more II you have a
large acquaintance of middle
class and upper class people.
We repeat, you can earn
$4,000 year in public rela-
tionS work. This work does
not require you to engage in
selling anything. 1t requires
no solicitation or request for
favors. We are interested in
people who can talk interest
ingly about beauty art and
culture. Full training will be
given you for this work. You
may work at this public rela-
tions job during the day or
evening Full or part time.
Please write full particulars
concerning your previous en-
deavors and also your contacts
with organization. Please ad-
dress your replies to Box "a
= Star -22
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

NATIONAL Academy Of Broadcastine
gay courses In broadcasting leading
to professional Jobs commence Oc-
Ss fSSer cdarse '0 se sDsc1 HnIo sys Ss
PIANO '''I NsTR.-Experi. teacher:
pupil OF Viennese masters. Rosa
sax 1880 R st. NV, DU. $500, Ext.
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS -
ton Once; EASY METHOD pRiv-
Once: GIL. 50Ss Ow. 1878.
ENGLISH for foreigners, beginners,
Intermediary conSultants; by exper.
y snlysiGsity n,ciGst woman. MI 4126 after
EARN s'GS6i YOUR HIGH SCHOOL D1PSo-
MA at home in your spare time. 1t
offers big ADVANTAGES also the new
quick met method hoo in typins and simpli;
HoME TUTORING. als.' Lat, fr'.
Sp., Ger, Eng, arith.. read; elem,
u; high, sr: high sub. UN. 1888.
PIANO LESSONS, private. adults and
children. EN-. 9714 or LU, 4-0S66.
PBX -RECEPTIONIsE course easily
learned: age no handicap. Dav class
tuition $50; night, S25 MRS.
CHANDLER HU 1924 ST 727S
GREGG SHORTHAND, typing. dicta-
ton, day and evening classes exp.
COLLEGE teacher; 81 mo. 81. 1850.
OUR COMPLETE. thorough course in
dental technology qualifies you for
an interesting career in this field.
Free placement upon graduation.
Call or come in for further infor-
nation. KERPEL SCHOOL OF
DENTAL TECHNOLOGY. $40 9TH
st. NV. ST. SS40.
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul.
ture; all subjects taught Approved
for GI training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL.
LEGE. 1910 G st. NV. Dl 1852.
MATH., without magic; ten talks that
take much mystery from arithme-
tic, algebra and geometries in gen.
eral; Mon. or Wed. ewes. WO. 0331.
TUTORING, grade, high school sub
jects; guidance; adult education;
exper. all educational work. ia.
MUSIC sTuDIo--voic..
violin, piano taught; five lessons for
Sl2 Sat, Sun. and eve. instruction
only. DE. 1149.
MISS SPARKS tap and ballet dance
classes. Lyon Park Community
House. Glasses start Saturday, Octo-
Der y. Call CHI. S494 10
TEACH PIANO, So per lessons, in
your home; specialists children.
Phone 10. 2-9269
NEW CLASSES now starting in
SHORT HAND, TYPING. bookkee y
ing, comptometer. spelling. Eng, AC-
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER-Exper.. white. grand
mother; by hour; single days; any
time; refs, RA.. 1881
COON; white, middle aged; expert
live in; avail Oct. lst. Box S9-T
DAYS WORK or baby sitting; de-
pendable. DI. 1857.
GIRL, eolored. wants G.hw. 5 or 5ta
GIRL, colored, desires light house
work and child care. Call sun.
bet; 9;30-4:30 pm. DI. 4190. :
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w. and cook
seeS. sseS fS1 So. ssss. sssS some nights sa'
GIRL, colored. desires Job taking care
Of children. Refs. HU. 1920.
GIRL. colored, wants ) days per week
GOOD ref. Ii. 3-0673.
Call RA. 9I97. -
GIRL. colored wants work as kitchen
Hf H1lpsT ps55s or cleaning; nights only.
GIRL. colored. desires chambermaid
work in rooming house; local ref
erences, HO. S5S2.
GIRL, colored, wishes work in private
= home hon or oflce VI: 1875. ,
couple; 5-day week onlv. Du. 001 I.
GIRL, colored. desires job after school
as baby sitter and light ironing. 4
to 9:30 LU, 1-S343.
GR aaod rsteT sGored s6od desires ds days xsrE sps
HoUsEKEEPER and companion.
white; cheerful and experienced;
LaUNDREss. 6RsSN f,fst st slass. sssF wishes
bundle or family wash, take home.
curtains, chair covers. NO, 642S.
MAID AND G.H.W.. exper. In child
care and plain cooking, wishes 5
days a week; also willing to work
out Hgoe OF the city; rect. city ref. De.
MAID wants Job as g.h.w. and cook
ing; best ref; days a week. Ex.
MAID. colored. desires full-time work;
NURSERY GoVERNEsS, experienced,
fond of children. enjoys country
life. Box l49-T. Star.
WIDOW wishes employment in a
airy Would like to locate in Chevy
Chase vicinity. VIRGINIA JULIA,
WOMAN, colored. exper., desires
g.h.w. 8 days week for working
mother. S25 and carfare. LU.
WOMAN. colored. wishes part-time
wo-i, DL Sl3S
WOMAN. colored settled. desires
mornir" work 2 or hour, or p
half days; good all-around; refs,
757 Fairmont st. NV. NO 1899
WOMAN. colored. wants general
houSework; 5-day wk. co. 6O80.
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work
Or part time; references. ELSIE,
WOMAN. colored. wants part-time
work. Cali EX. 1854. MRS. BUTLER,
WOMAN, colored. desires liVe-in lob;
have good refs OR. 1897.
WOMAN, colored, AZ, wants Job gen.
eral house work; will stay nights;
WOMAN, colored, desires part-timel
work after $3.50 pm. Experience inl
restaurant and night club. Cooking
or waiting. AK. 0420.
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MECHANICAL
ENGINEER
S6.O0O-S7.OOO

Exper. in design, purchase and use OF
mechanical and electromechanical
components. Seeks administrative
not consider commission on sales
Job. Location Washington or NV
Box 41l-R Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HELP DOMESTIC Cont,

GIRL, g.h.w.. help with children: live
IN. Write to 35 University pl., Prince.
GIRL, " white or COL, for g.h.w., plain
cooking. no laund. live in; Thurs
Pm, pn oa5 alt Sun. on; ref; S27 Wk
GIRL, to live in and do g.h.w. and
help with baby State ref. and exper.
Health certificate required. RA.
GIRL. white, Ink. and care of l
small child. live in: week ends OFF;
=; $2o per week; JE. 3;;9803. lis
HOUSEkEEPER. to live in; expert
enced; fond of children; ref; S25.
OIL. ora. is
HOUsEKEEPER. white. experienced
cooking, general house work; in
family; must have reference. Rock
vile 1850. lie
HOUSEKEEPER, some one who really
wants home; willing to help en-
ployed widow raise 4 children, ages
yrs. to 3 mos; no. laundry or
salary; beautiful location. North
Chevy Chase. WI. 1895.
HOUsEKEEPER AND COOK; live in;
S25 to start: must be fond of chill
ences. Call Sunday, AP. $751;.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, for mother
less home. Phone Monday. MA. 7311
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK
Business couple, Kensington. Md. !;
must be good cook, have excel. refs,
settled man or woman, pref. sleep in,
loyely rn. and bath. Sl20 a mo.
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Outstanding Opportunity

Many women nave made good in Wall
Street and this fascinating and
growing business is attracting many
others who are interested in selling
sound investment securities, If you
are ambitious. lave good connections
and are interested in becoming
registered sales representative Of the
New York Stock Exchange with Il
prominent local investment firm. and
can finance yourself during a brief
training period, write for interview
Swing full background. references
and qualifications. Box 2eS-L. Star,
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HELP WOMEN
The Stauffer Svsten

a
Eye st. salon needs young lady oi
refinement with cultured back
ground, under So. Phone RE. 1888
Monday $3.50 am. until IL noon
for interview appointment.
GIRLS-TRAVEL u. S.
Neat, single, 1925; leave immedi-
ately, tour Calf. and Western States
transp. paid; no exper. neces. aver
age 1925 mo. to start. See MR.
ALKON. Harrington Hotel, 1890
to : pm, 49,
PHONE WORK
Age 21-29. with unlimited phone OF
private line; health ms; 3 ewes
week, 81 hr. to start, then S1.25
EX. 6S4S AFTER 10 am. Leave
name, phone.
COLORED-EARN $50 to 500 wk
in spare time demonstrating plastic
products in the home. Call MRS
SIMMS. 10. S-755S for details.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HELP MEN 3 WoMEN Cont.

MAN AND WIFE (white only, to
work on poultry farm nr. D. c.; very
attractive proposition to right
couple. Prefer couple now engaged
IN farm work. Call MR.. CLARK,
LO. 3-7496. --I7
MAN AND WIFE or settled woman to
run rooming house in exchange for
Groom apt. DI. S625.
MAN OR WOMAN, over 1s years
week, See Mr.. SAGER, Room $50,
Evening Star Bldg, $50 am. to
4:30 pm. -l7
MAN OR WOMAN to cook in small
institution; nearby Va; comfortable
quarters KE- 81" liz
MEDICAL CL C NEEDS
Sec. (for membership dept.1 typina
60 % words per min;; esh shorthand 10, LOO
Typist-50 words per min; S2,145
File cierEMtyping nec,; s1.o25 pei
Annual leave provisions and medical
coyerage. Call EX. 0007 bet: o.
AIT pm. -16
OFFICE MANAGER. Photographic
studio. permanent position, good
salary, efficient and personable
Write fully to LAUREL OF WASH
INGTON, 1922 18th st. NV. lis
PHYSICAL THERAPIST needed. full
or part time; good salary and work
ting conditions; start at once. Dial
ia. 2-l600. o am. to 3 p,maH-16
preferably exper. in
commercial stationery line, for large
progressive stationery. and office
supply company; good salary and
hours: conv location; employe
benefits: 20% discount on all pur-
chaSeS, including gifts. Call RE.
$3.50. MR.. CLARKE.
a Ink. room; woman to work III
lodging house. Free rent. plus small
salary Man must be employed; non
drinkers; reliable. Box 152-L. Star
10
RETIREG COUPLE, manage rooming
mouse. exch for bsmt. apt, light
work: good location. EN-. 413l. la
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HELP WOMEN tcont.l

LADIES! Now is the time to start
with AVON! New openings, custo-
weekly part-time. RE. 0795. --17
WOMAN to train for dental labora-
tory, 5-day wk. Apply 2nd A., 1872
Eye st. NV. -16
WOMAN, to do cooking in motherless
home. father, 4 children. P. o. Box
276. Beltsville. Nd lis
WOMAN-Part time, to clean show
room samples. Steady work. Elk.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN

GRADUATE. undergraduate, practical
1li nurses available for full. par, time
PRACTICAL NURSING, ST. 9112
Evening star., 1951-09-16

and women take
orders for Sweet Georgia Brown
Beauty products. Sells on sight 20
colo ed clientele. Write for sample
case offer VALMOR, CABLE Michi-
san ave. Chicago I6.
MANUFACTURERS AGENT for Gus
tom production (Yoderl cold roll
formed light metal mouldings, trim.
tubular and structural shapes. HUM
PHREY ROLL FORMING. INC, 7lg
E. Zlmmerly. Wichita, Kansas.
WRITE 3 WORDS
COLLECT S7.65
Make S7.65 on lO-second demonstra-
tion to merchants. Write on glass
! with. amazing magic crayon. Presto
"a 5-color advertising message takes
fire and glows like brilliant neon.
Four sales day bring S30.60 profit.
Don't wait. Rush penny postcard
for full details. complete sales kit
all free. MAXILUME CO., 125 W.
Hubbard ST.. Dept. CL-93, Chicago
10. ILL.,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

AGENTS, ORGANIZATIONS - Sci,
Americas finest CHRISTMAS CARL
assortmentS. Name imprints. SO fol
$125 Stationery, napkins. novel
ties. Bonus plan. Samples on ap-
proval Write. phone or visit MAS
TERCRAFT. 1911 @ st. NV, Wash
inptnn <. n C. DI 090S
Evening star., 1951-09-16
7 THE EVENING STAR

l1O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
WOMEN. white or colored. for part
time interesting undercoVer work;
excellent pay. good future; no eX-
perlenee NECESSARY sS womshh eho nee1eo SIS
1897. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
EXECUTIVE POSITION
anparel iewelrx annli-

B0X 99-I, Star.
COL. BOY wants work as dishWasher
or kitchen helper. Ii. 6-S546.
COL. MAN wants job as janftor or
fireman. 33 yrs exper. MA. 53I9.
COLORED MAN desires work 3 or 4
hours in morning and after $50
Pm. Refs; Ii 6-ss41.
COL. YOUNG MAN desires Job as
driver or porter CO 699S,
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HELP WOMEN
TMMEnIATE OPENING

IMMEDIATE OPENING for alert,
educated woman; age alas; to
assist local director Of child craft
work; position permanent; unusual
opportunity for right woman. For
interview, write Box 122-T, Star,
giving, age, education. experience
Fash. la 'Rn0ss' IS extra cash. SIS. Amaz-
ing profits. Sell Christmas cards,
so with name, $1.25. Free SAM
Piles. Complete Christmas, every
day lines: Stationery. Free gift
ACT Now-Make Big Money-sell
Christmas cards, 80 with name
S1.25, Free Samples. PerSonalized
Stationery, Napkins, Matches. Com
plete Christmas and everyday lines.
Fund raising plan. Cost nothing to
try. Write SYRACUSE CARD. Syra-
S25 is yours. Sell only so
Compl. line. No exper; nee: Samples,
sell. plan on approval. JEWEL, 366
Plane ST.. Dept. 140. Newark. N. j.
CASH REWARD-S5O
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
Yes, sell 100 boxes OF new 81 -caTd
ST assortments; keep $50 cash profit,
It's easy. Embossed Christmas Cards
low as so for Sl.25 with name. I'M
printed stationary, matches. napkins.
40 new and different money-makerS.
ASsortments on approval. FREE I'M
print Samples FRIENDSHIP, SOB
Adams. Elmira, N, Y.
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK.
Fifth ave, N. Y, firm desires women
to sell dresses, suits, lingerie. Seen
Vogue" Mademoiselle." Good
commissions. Write MODERN MAN
NER, 260AN 9th ave. New York.
CHRISTMAS CARDS. so FOR ST
fast sellers. with name:
$50 yours on Just 100 new Il l-card
ST asSortments. 100 money makers.
Cash bonus. Money-back guarantee.
No experience needed. Get FREE
imprint samples. ASsts. on approval.
CARDINAL CRAFTSMAN, l4oo
MAKE $50 EASILY
SELL NEW CHRISTMAS CARDS
Stunning new Christmas cards sell on
sight. Make Up to l00%c profit,
81 assortmentS bring you $50 on
100 boxes. Embossed cards with
name, 50 for Sl;25, Stationery, 50
Free imprint samples. .asSortments
on approval Write HYCREST, rs
Chauncy Dept. l4-L, Boston l.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
sight, 40 for 81 with name on, and
higher priced lines, 81 for ST, fea
ture box; up to 1909 profit Coun-
try's top line. Samples on approval
Write or come in. Room 500.
COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS
930 st. NV. RE. 4716
Evening star., 1951-09-16

SHORT HAND, TYPING. bookkee -
ing, comptometer. spelling. Eng, AC-
COUNTING. Enroll at once. BOYD's
SCHOCL, 100 18th, cor. G. MA,
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YOUNG LADY

Intelligent and earnest Tor perm
position with excel. future. doing
general work in real estate Office
3Sl2-hr. wk.: liberal salary. etc.
CO. INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
WOMAN-DRTVER

We desire the services Of cour-
teous young woman, 81 to 35 years
Of age. who is neat in appearance
and Is willing to give. good attend
ance. Job consists of making de.
have D c. permit and good driving
record. Apply personnel Room sos
Open weekdays, S:30-5 and Satur-
Evening star., 1951-09-16
AGENTS

WOMAN, middle age. to
care for children, age . to A years
old; live in. Call Elk. 1893.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. J

GIRL, colored, h.s.g.. wants Job, car
inc for sick person. Ii. 3-S165.
GIRL, colored, wants work evenings,
Tuesday, Thursday. Friday, $50 to
9:30; Saturday. same or 8 hrs.
Refs. Call DU. O457.
GIRL, colored. desires job as elevator
e.h.w. or practical nurse, avaiiaba
for day duty. Adams 1925.
LADY-Excellent background desires
position manager apt. house or
rOOminQ house TIE 1918 16S
Evening star., 1951-11-18

nouncer. 1t, too, burned that
same night.
There was the night at Port
ners. Jim announced he had a
pair of lost spectacles the owner
could claim at ringside and got
no claims for them. Next day he
traced them to prominent
Washington physician and asked
why he didn't come up for them.
In the first place I couldn't
see YOU" the doctor told him.
"and you kid around so much ]
thought you were joking"
Jim waited around a half-hour
longer than usual after one pro-
gram at Turner's Arena. awaiting
the owner of a lost set of auto
keys. Again no takers. Four
blocks away, on a bitterly Geld
night. Lake discovered he had
carefully put his own auto keys
in the Arena safe for the night.
It would take volumes to write
the many-sided career of Carna-
tion Jimmy. such as how he went
from door to door to collect for
the Sonny Boy West benefit fund,
"a fund that eventually grew to
$4,000 for the fighters widow.
Or the time he staged a benefit
boxing show at Griffith Stadium
for the Bonus Army. Or the story
of the burlesque queen who made
generous contributions to the Lit
tie Sisters Of the Poor and
wouldn't let him whisper a word
.of it to the newspapers.
Everybody of any Importance
will be out to honor Jimmy to-
morrow night - Jim Braddock.
former heavyweight champion:
Tommy Loughran. one-time light
heavyweight champ; Jim Norris
OF the International Boxing Club,
and too many more to mention.
It's a nice tribute to a nice guy.
The tariff is SIS and you can still
get a ticket at the 400 Club" or
of all places-Jimmy Lakes
Buffet on Ninth street.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Favored Inseparab|e
Third; S1,077,775 BET
By Crowd Of 1851
BY spseiol Correspondent Of tn. sta


BOWIE. Md. Nov. 17.-Blue
Hills today won the 18th running
Of the 10000 Thomas K. Lynch
Memorial Handicap, feature event
on the inaugural program of the
fall meeting of the Bowie race
track. The opening-day program
drew crowd of 1851.
Blue Hills, ace of the Charles B.
Bohn stable. closed on the inside
with rush to finish a length
ahead of William Ewing's Audit
ing. HaSty House Farms Insepa-
rable, the favorite. finished third
while Abstract of the Cobbles
stable was fourth in the field of
10 route runners in the mile and
one sixteenth event.
On a trick designated good" !"
Blue Hills, carrying lis pounds.
covered the distance in 1:474s and
paid off $11.80. $3.50 and $500.
The victory netted the winner
of Laurel'S Washington Handicap
last month $1,000 out of a gross
purse of $11,775.
Auditing paid his hackers 81 and
$500, while Inseparable's payoff
for show position was $500.
Veteran Jockey Carroll Bierman
rode Blue Hills today, finishing in
front, also. on Midst in the second
race and Orco in the sixth.
Wagering on the eight races
totaled ST OF. .293. On opening day
of last years second fall meeting,
also & Saturday. a crowd of 1852
backed their choices with q total
Of $988.O79
Evening star., 1951-11-18

intended for Tom Reilly in the
end zone, was smothered.
Parilli connected for all his
touchdown passes in the second
period. The first to Steve Neil
niger covered six yards and his
second to Tom Fillion covered
seven. His third went five yards
in the air to Max Mason. who
travelled Is yards more to tally.
A short plunge by Harry Jones
brought Kentuckys opening score
in the first period, but Harry
really electrified the crowd q bit
later with a 81-yard touchdown
run. 1t broke the Kentucky rec.
ord for a scoring play from
scrimmage.
Another long run accounted
Evening star., 1951-11-18
BY the Assoeiaied Press

COLUMBIA. Mo. Nov. 1.-THE
Kansas State Wildcats. Big Seven
cellar-dwellers since 1912, scored
their first league victory since
1949 in beating Missouri's Tigers,
14-l2, in a rough game today.
A two = touchdown underdog,
Coach Bill Meek's freshman
dominated team led 14-0 going
into the final period after a pass
interceptlon and a 52-yard sus-
Evening star., 1951-11-18
.1O6-Yard Run by Dew
From Kickoff Marks
MDW N-19 Victory

The Military District of Wash
lngton defeated Fort Lee. 40-19
yesterday at Fort Myer in a serv-
ice football game highlighted by
"a l08-yard touchdown run from
kickoff by a substitute back.
Gene Dew, playing in place OF
Jimmy Joe Robinson, sidelineo
with an injured rib, took the kick
of opening the second half and
.streaked from deep in the end
zone to MDW's fifth touchdown
Dew formerly played with Howard
University.
With Herman Ciark's passing
accounting for three touchdowns
in the second quarter, the Rifles
ran up a $50 halftime margin
Ed Burgin scored in the first pc
.iod from one foot out. In the
second, Clark found Burgin for a
l0-yard pass and Burgin went 65
yards more for the touchdown
Clark then passed to Joe Zuraz-
leff In a touchdown play covering
54 yards and to Drew for % yards
and another score.
Lee scored twice in the third
quarter on four-yard buck by
John Peroddy and a 20-yard run
by Ed McGinn, while each team
scored once in the final.
The victory was No. S for MDW
against four losses. while Lee has
2-6 record. The game was tele-
vlsed to fans in this area.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Davis Gains US Yds.,
Needs Only SO More
For Conference Mark
BY the Associated Pres.

LEXINGTON. KY. Nov. II.
Handy Andy Davis of George
Washington gained IT'S yards
passing and rushing against
Kentucky today to raise his
four-year total to 4.772 yards.
He needs only SO yards in his
final game to break the
Southern Conference often
sive record set by Charley
Justice of North Carolina.
Davis played all the time
on offense and defense in the
first half today. but suffered
a side injury on the fourth
play of the second half. The
Colonials' last game is against
Richmond in Alexandria two
weeks from tonight. and Davis
probably will be repaired in
time for that one.
Bino Barreira continued as
GW's high scorer with his
touchdown and extra point
today, raising his season to-
tai to SIS points.