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MODERN HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.
I'll FOURTEENTH STREET NV.

23s
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting. plas.
tering. carpenter work, roof paint.
Ing. repairing: NO Job too small
s|lI3. g;; :i.I III:
PAINTING. ROOF coat
ing and caulking; reliable and reas.;
p sSt fTss TA 9Sss a9S tine
81 y rn' MR. Es.iq IAWRENcE RX S7os
sSstInss ca saEI !sDsir' Sss
scrapins. roof repsirins; no drink
ing, honest work. AID. 1925. --22S
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
j. M. SELBY, UN. 144S, LU. 1-6S06..
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
reas.; white mech: immediate sery.
ice. Mr. BUNoER, ST. 1929, 22'
tile. Terms: excel. work. on. ss0f.
PAINTING. paperins. decoratins, SEN
eralo contraaetins; low rates. pc.
inside and outside paint.
ing; reasonable prices; free e stnt:
p mats; W APE pMFrEoRss ssS;
washing and paper cleaning. reason
able. Can r SMITH, Ii. .3-423S.
vate homes; work done By self. CAN
IA; s9Ss for free estimates; ; m2s -
T Teiiss6le white mechanics. .o.i 70.
P aisssRi PAINTING zsp.-
cial low price, this week: Work
guaranteed. Save. sPIGkL; IA.
PsafPTEaRiHANGNG, PArNT1NG-Whsts
R work. soo e S5i sMTPeto oe1o0 ose
!. PAPERINq AND PAINTINq 4,
AL work. Estimates free. can MtS.
BECKETT. MI 0930. Do. AO63.
PAPER HANGING, SO per room M;
1859 Sunfast washable paper; WORK
guaranteed QE. 1893. or oE. A61.
zIEE Earl anaqsns saS Pp ss up:
per; inter. painting; est. 81. 1882.
frst-class workman.
ship old and new, also patchwork.
rfGsals s Mh az cement work: no lob
too far nor too small. HUI. 1870.
THOMAS. 93S r. I. ave. NV: "a
REPAIRS - Old ana
new work. large and small Jobs; sat-
I. isise; gs,srantesd; AZ. hsasi wiz SHi 4lS
and new, done BY plasterer; no con. \
tractors: estimates free. XII. S-2ga7. 4
pLAsTERTNG WORK, old and new.
patching our specially. OR. OBI.
DE. 340l. LINDSAY. 23s
'LASTERING, cement, waterproofine,
skilled white mechanic, prQmpk
'TuMBING AND HEATING-Free
estimates. Lowest prices given. An.
eszei 1ooasl1asd on Next Fss:5
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Switchboard once Clerk
American Linen Service Co.
Du. 1880
ASK FOR Mr.. BAILEY

TELLER, under IS. 0alaried position.
Free retirement. disqualification.
group insurance. Perm. position
With opportunity for adyancement.
Apply Personnel Dept, NATIONAL
SAVINGS d TRUST Co. 18th
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MEN 4V4n.ARTE NOW

= Va CAANAOS kAGht OSA SSSSt See W. .
wall washing. carpentry. house
cleaning, etc. SALVATION ARMY
Harbor lights Corp. ME-. 4532.
q. s. A. r. RESERVE OFFICER. re-
called, 81 years old. married; de-
gree In accounting, some legal train
Ing. experienced ONCE manager de-
sires position with. established f1rm
on or about December 10. when re-
leased from active. duty. Free to
travel or locate self anywhere. Call
or wrise r. B. PAZ. 1929 Forrest
81, Apt 103. Hyattsville. Nd. ON YIN.
WANTED BY ELDERLY MAN, re-
tired teacher. exper. college DOR
mitory manager-position as desk
clerk. time-keeper, custodian. apart
ment manager or similar position
in hotel, apt; house or business;
MAN, "a. veteran. MA. Univ, Of
N. c.. fluent French. Span, ltal.,
have library and college teaching
exper. EXP. typist. Box 464-L. StaE
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HELP DOMESTIC
$40 N. RANDOLPH ST.
ARLINGTON, VA.
MA. 500, EXTENSION $3.50

COOK. CIV, live In or stay 2
s slsnss "a IN. ds sse. e1Derisn'ed ssf-
COOK. and downstairs work, pleasant
capable person to live In; 8 school
age children;. other help employed;
refs, required; $40 a week. Box
cook, e G.iHsw., experienced; live In,
beautiful new home; $40 week. Cali
COOK -G.H.w.. live in country. 40
miles from wash; own room and
bath; 2 school-age children: all
conveniences; top salary. Box 21S-0.
COOK, white. s.h.x.. ll::electric
pleasant sunny rrn. with pvt. bath:
good permanent position; refs. req;
excellent salary. Phone OIL. 1859.
COOK. s.h.w, live in, family 81 Q
ence and ref. required S25 . VIZ.
70 start unless aualifiea tions are
c sSSEe ny,sEsse ,., Pq; 2Ss7; "a
Seip5: days. s niiS i've N. up sDsnss
req; $50 wk. EN-. 1910. as
COOkING-G.M.W. - Live in; help
with 2 children; need responsible
Rssso s4s Nth regent ts losal refere1ses
VI "a. 1OOO- -Ef
COUPLE or 2 persons. white, to cook,
serve, clean, launder, care for chill
dren when mother away; large fam
My; country: Europeans encouraged.
EX. 1912 weekdays. --22
COUPLE with own car; home mr..
5sthesda; live in: references. WI
G.H.W:. exper.: plain cook; live in
upstairs rm.; 2 young school girls;
local refs; excel. salary. RIA. 0347.
G.H.w. and child care: on y day
Thurs. and every other Sun; excel.
sal; must live in. RA. O36l, pa
G.H.W., must be experienced: live
4 Y; must have refs; $40 vk: ~.
G.H.W. - Some nursing experience
helpful; willing worker. DE. 1896.
G.H.W.-Reliabie for Q employed
adults; from ! or 2 pm. thru din
tenhouse It. NV. GE. $500. after 8.
G.H.W., white. for family Of 8:
live In, nice rm: with. pvt. bath.
OIL: 4525 or pI. 1869. -26
GHW, colored; help with cooking;
1--we in; 5M-day week; $50; must
have references. tn. 1881. I'D
CIV. nice upstairs room: fond OF
children; plain cooking; Thurs. and
Sun. on; refs; $50 wk. EN-. 66O9.
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w ava NV-~s StaAs
rYPIsT, with knowledge Of simple
bookkeeping and detailed billing;
must be accurate typist. like details.
and be good at simple mathematics;
leading washington advertising
agency: interesting work and oppor-
tunity to learn specialized field: B.
day wk.; excellent salary with good
future. Phone RE. 1929. IL
TYPIsT with knewledse Of general
fits: Starting salary commensurate
In person at 2O4O west virginia
ave. ne. between hours Of 9 am.
and 4 pm. Morday. Sept ~, or
phone for appt. LA. 6-7707. --22
IYPIST, must do general tipping and
De Willing TO learn and operate small
switchboard. Good pay with oppor-
seruggs, CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
a aSGl oronoco st. Alex. No PHONE
rYPIsT. permanent position: 5.aay
wk.; pleasant working cond.; exper.
not nee; 40 w.p m. $50 Woodward
rYPiSTS, 1885. for fire and casualty
insurance branch once; modern, air
conditioned ONCE: pleasant sur
roundines and excellent chance to
advance to important position; 37M-
hr. wk. Apply Mr.. Shannon, NORTH
WESTERN NATL, S12 Woodward
Bldg. -24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
ALTERATION
HANDS
SEAMSTRESS
FILTERS
FINISHERS
MACHINE OPERATORS
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
r ST. AT 7th NV.

BEAUTICIAN, al around. expert
enced; salary and commission. pref
H sEssl6 Y SEaux i saHoa sox sSaS
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. capable
handling all phases Of double entry
bookkeeDins; must be able 70 tyre
airy $4,000 per ". Call MGR,
Broadmoor apts., for Apt. Wo.
FLORIST desires man or woman
(whitel. Some exper. pref. Good OPP
oprtunity to learn. Apply CLAIRE
FLORISTS, 1913 Wise. ave. All day
Sun. or Mon. --23
SHORT ORDER COOK-DISHWASHER
combination, from 3-12 pm: good
salary. 6916 4th st. NV. Takoma
w RfFF 2 oo G for h.ndym ana and
cook. farm nearby va. Good salary
and home, ME- 1900. d. 3f336
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
HELP--WoMEN

NURSE. practical or undergrad,
white. live In. sanatarium for new
Gus cases. Call Laurel 1875. -22
NURSES AIDS. good salary. full
maintenance, permanent position;
live in Ref. LO. 5-OS72. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
TELEPHONE
AID CLERKS

g. Il i = f
Young women. 1888 yrs. Of age.
voice, have the ability to speli wei
and are capable OF typing at least
35 words per min; hours. 9-o, 4
days and 81 on Sat. Apply Per-
sonnet. Room sos: open weekdays.
S:S0-5. and sat. e-l. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST. alert
young woman fwhttel, 24-40; az
gressiye personality, capable Of ham
ding people and aituatiuns; busy
ONCE: sales experience and knowl-
edge Of city preferred; IS or SO hr.
wk.: salary open. Apply In person.
Monday or Tuesday. l404 N. Y. ave.
TELEPHONE Iiaii HON. ssOiICIroR. IS to SO,
with pleading telephone voice. and
ability to talk with confidence,
Sales experience preferred. b-day
Wk.; salary and eommission. Apply
HARRIS AND EWING. 1918 y ct.
nv. aft ! p.ms 2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT ookkeeping and tar
service for all businesses. statements,
audits: reaS. EX. 2727. 28s
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, de-
sires work, IL pm. to z am; ref.
FIR. S937. Sum-. 4 pm; Mon, any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
HELP--WoMEN
TEMPLATE LETTERING
WITH
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL PLANT

sirable but not necessary. we will
train you.) Higher than average
wages, excellent working conditions.
generous benefits. Write. stating
marital status. age. education. ex-
perlence, references and addresses
to Box 46-J, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
TYP1sTs (2)
T'YPISTS
TYPIST

Conscientious young woman, 1885,
Yrs. q age for . permanent position
a typine speed al Al lesst III ~ord;
per min. is required. Five-day. 40
hf. VIZ. Apply Personnel. Room COS:
open weekdays. e:3O-6 and Sat,
0-1 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

estimates. remod.
c cum Se1Hh CO.. NE. ees5.
and home remodeiing.
HAMILTON CONSTR. RE. AIT zee
alterations. repairs.
Gan WHITE day or nisht. 70.
AIR-CoNprrroNERs removed ana
also ,,m. st1 ore as SsS per season. can 7ns
AWNINGS taken down and stored.
% to $2.75 per window. CAL 70
III S5SmOs SHADE ssESace' SHOP la 0S Ssss
Washington blvd. Arl.. Va.
BRICKwORK. new and repair. Re
tanning walls. walks, steps, outdoor
ssslsssstion. K. ". BLApEN. 10.
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL. 1r.-
e concrete po work: class 4 Jobs:
B RS1EEbIRdt EGf Sri aSssg s.p.i1as.
carpentry, brick; cement work NO.
B gil; NJ NGE-:kRa AkaSE = Roots.
walks. drives. painting, decorating.
FLA. REED CONTRACTING Co.
81 1910. LU. 4-1268. FA. 1888
,db. sDsiTs .o 1 e nee.
chanic. MR.. SLACK. LII. 4-01gl.
CARPENTRY q suBcoNTRAcTIRa
Builder or owner; we win SUBJ
one sRs J ss::.F: e. ss * s'aR''s.
CARPENTRY. VIRGINIA. additions.
alterations, repairs, dormers. atties,
mo 9als to pay. ia. b-62boj JE.
C2&RsPPaaiSiTRY. alterations. repairs, re-
medslins old spd M. new ,,w work. Mr..
:ss'5ssi! NJ Ill., ss
CHRSPENTRYDFirst class. Aitera.
tions. repairs. additions. and con-
crete work; by day or contraets
CEMENT HES fBRfiCCR0 mason; steps. side
walks, driveways,,, patios. water:
pro o2ii. wells; az az minor rePasiirs'
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electriealy
RooTER, Phone IA. ssss any day.
FENCEMGalvanixed chain link; all
posts in. concrete. Immediate cree
payment, SO months to pay: Phone
Il. 4.45SS; evenings and sunday.
FLOORS sANDED AND FN1sHKD-
Old floors made Ike new. can
FURNITURE REPAIRED and refn-
ished. Antiques . specially. no.
1884. "a
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
a = A~.laAaNS AktNaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
CLERK-TYPIST
Mature Woman
Considered

NATIONAL news magazine has an open.
ing in its accounting department
for accurate typist. with liking fol
ngures. Pleasant working conditions
b-oay. 40-hr. week: many employs
from our ORGANISATION win be avail.
able for personal interviews ct thl
D. s.. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. or
Monday, September 20, between
$50 and Q pm. Come to the ole
p. o. bldg. 18th and Pa. ave. NV
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS-Per.
manept position In finance once
ct 1898 TAYLOR ct. NV. Clean
comfortable SURROUNDINGS; friendly
people with which to work; vaca-
ton with pay. paid sick leave. hos
pitalization and insurance benefits:
6-day. 40-hour week. 8 amt AS
pm; excellent Transportation IA
cilities, Hot Shoppe luncheon meals;
periodic merit increases. employee
ment once. HOT SHOPPE, INC,
RIM. 200. 1S41 @ st. NV. -23
COMPTOMETEK OPERATOR, 4o-hr
wk.; vacation with pay and Other
company benefits; starting salary
ability. Apply in person at 2O4C
West Virginia ave. ne. between
hours Of 8 an. and pm. Monday,
sept 22, or phone for appt., LA.
0-7707, -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES claim Of
nee; hours, $50 to $3.50. 5 days.
Apply MRS. KOHLER, SIS Wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

ATHIINES NEED
sssf MI s1sEisi "A sassfk r 81 saos
@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

% card pullers. This work is similar
to Ming. Group insurance, paid
vacations and other employe bene-
ATS; 6-day, 40-hour week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
7GlENERAI. CONTRACTORS

Additions, dormers, finishing attics,
basement apartments, porches In.
closed, Easements waterproofed, Gin.
der block garages and complete re-
modelling services. No money down
and months to pay. Ask to see our
new 1868 wallpaper patterns. For
appointment and estimates, Sterltns
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01
FARMS AID RANCHES

OUTSTANDING BUYS-Ca) $1,000 down buys
over 100 acres of irrigated cropland with good
improvements. Low cost water. Close-in
(b) 160-acre irrigated farm. Modern home.
Fertile soil. Newly constructed corral and
feed yard. Just q few blocks to both grade
and high school 100000 with terms (c)
80 acres of Huntley Mixture pasture plus 40
acres of summerfallowed ground ready for
early spring planting. Close to Billings $25,-
600. Terms /. Cd $50 acres of irrigated
farm land plus some pasture. Very attrac-
tive modern home. Sheep and full line of new
machinery sold with the farm for $42. 900.
Terms (e) One of the top wheat ranches
in the Broadview country -. ID $500 acres
for winter wheat farming and excellent range
with live water for 200 cattle. $4,000 with
crop - (g) Mountain ranch on beautiful
stream. Irrigated hay meadows and pastures.
Range for 200 cattle. Electricity, telephone
and close to school. Modern home :. Chi
Over 200 acres irrigated. Large modern home.
Live water for stock. $34, 600 with terms . :. ()
Foothills sheep ranch with excellent improve
ments. Irrigated hay meadows. Live water.
Natural shelter. 27,000 acres all in one block.
Western Insurance & Mortgage Co., 1901
Division St., Billings. Mont. Phone 9-5538.
STROUT CATALOGSJUST OUT Ranches,
Homes, Farms Country Businesses, etc. 3646
bargains, 81 states. East, Midwest Green
Cover; Western edition yellow Either FreeI
Worlds Largest, our Sind year. Save thru
Strout. 520-BL SW 6th Ave, Portland A. Ore,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01
TURKEYS


D. S. PULLORUM CLEAN Broad Breast Bronze
turkey poults Matched in Billings from top
quality West Coast Matching eggs. Yellowstone
poults always rank tops in the Montana
Dressed Turkey Show Follow the lead of the
April End write today for prices. Yellowstone
Hatchery, Billings, Mont
NEWPORT original Certified Broad Breasted
Bronze poults, U. S. Certified, Pullorum clean.
Strictly unlighted Milton Newport Turkey
Hatchery, Tangent, Oregon.
PACIFIC Broadbreasted Bronze turkey poults.
o. S. Pullorum Clean and Approved. Write
for prices. All poults from our own breeders.
Pacific Hatchery, Tangent, Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

jerks TURKEY PoULTsL Mammoth Broad
Breasted Bronze. Small Beltsville White. u. S.
Pullorum Clean and Approved. Lowest prices.
$4,000 turkey eggs and poults produced
weekly. Write for big catalog jerks Hatch-
cry, Tangent, Oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

MISCELLANEOUS
PEAFOWL. Swans, pheasants, guineas, geese,
ducks. thirty varieties pigeons. bantams. Stock,
eggs John Hass, Bettendorf, Iowa.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01
POULTRY EQUIPMENT


NV - AanaS. W see soh az, papy ,,a;a
used batteries Tin good shape) for sale, Start
ing 1000 capacity of day-old chicks, size over
all AZ 'x61 'x72" Finishing batteries size
30''x42," four sections, and 31'Ax47s four Sec
tions. Electric picker and scalding tank. You
don't have to wait until order can be filled.
W. Earle Morris, Phone 1904. Rte. 2. BOX 1872,
Great Falls.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

FOR SALE-Registered Ayrshire bulls from
high producers. Also a few choice heifer
calves and springer heifers. Ayrshire Dairy,
Great Falls Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01
BULLETS

So WEEK OLD PULLETS range raised. Write
for literature and price list. Pullorum Clean.
Washington Cooperative Hatcheries. P. o.
Box 1913, Everett, Wash. BAyview 2293.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01
LIvEsTocK

BUY AYRSHIREs Now-America's fastest
growing dairy breed Good individuals heavy
mixers with percent test and udders that
wear. Highest carcass value of any dairy
breed. Write for literature or list of breeders
near you. Ayrshire Breeders Assn. 86M.
Center St. Brandon VT
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

FOR SABESRegistered coming yearlng Angus
bulls, one or a carload a few short two's,
/ Swear herd bull. Priced reasonable. John
E. Perkins, Deer Lodge Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

FOR SALEAbout 20 registered Polled and
Horned Hereford bulls From yearlings to 4
years old John C. Pryor, Route s, BozeInan,
Mont Phone O52-J-3
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

FOR SABEThree good registered yearling
and two-year-old Polled Shorthorn beef bulls.
McAlpin & Sons, Poison. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

FOR SALE-Registered Aberdeen-Angus bulls
coming two year olds Strandvold Knudsen,
Route /, st. Ignatius. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

REGISTERED Red Poll bulls. 8 months to 2
years old. Oscar Richem, Choteau. Mont.
STRONG. healthy, high-grade dairy calves.
John Hofrnann. Tilla rnook. Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

TWO AND THREE WEEKS OLD White Rocks
and New Hampshire cockerels. Phone 610-J.
Dependable Hatchery Red Lodge. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

BABY CHICKS 1880 per 100 as Matched.
Pullets: N. n. Reds $28, Leghorns $50, Austria
Whites s34 in 100 lots. U. S. Approved &
Pullorum Passed. Bitney's Hatchery, KalispeIl,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

TIELAAHOOK CALVES personally selected for
production. Frank J. Ryan, Route /, Box "a.
Tillamook, Ore
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

FOR SALE-Registered polled Herefords, s.
year-old herd bull Dingwan breeding would
trade. so registered polled Hereford hetfers.
10 months old, May delivery. Seven regis-
tered polled Hereford bulls. 10 months. old.
Seventy steer calves. 10 months old. r. J.
Ryan. Waller, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01

WANTED Registered karacul buck. Harry
Tuna, Cut Bank, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-01
SILVER COLUNTBIAN BROILER CROSS
POULTRY BUYERS

WE MEET OR BEAT all live poultry buyer
prices. We will buy all the live poultry and
tame rabbits you have at any time. Coops
loaned to shippers. Dressed turkeys ducks
and geese purchased at all times. Pierce
Packing Co.. Poultry Division lilo First
Avenue North Billings, Montana
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Leader
COnesses'

JERUSALEM (JTA)- Mrs. Re-
ja Oren, wife of the leader of the
Mapam Party in Israel who has
been detained for more than eight
months in Prague on charges of
conspiracy, received letter from
her husband stating that he "con-
fessed" to the charges made
against him.
The letter was delivered by the
Czech legation here. This was the
first written word that Mordecai
Oren was permitted to send to
his wife.
The Israel minister in Prague
has not been permitted to visit
Oren. He is charged with activi-
ties endangering Czechoslovak Sc
curity and with remaining in
Czechoslovakia without a valid
visa. His arrest was linked to
that of Josef Slansky, former Sec
retary- general of the Communist
Party in Czechoslovakia.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

of Americas most famous Jewish American
Broadcas Arizona Post Eternal Light Hour
KVOA for two at 1890 Now
in its 4th year,
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

AS is
lhs made in all o.
income, a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02
Sam Snead Fires
IS Round Friday

CHICAGO B-Sam Snead fired
a remarkable 65-seven under par
TO forge ahead by five strokes
at the 36-hole juncture of the $780,
600 Tam O'Shanter golf tourna-
ment Friday.
He tackled his IS on to an open
ing 81 for a 1872 total to keep up
a pace that could shatter the rec
ord Tam O'Shanter 72.hole tourna.
ment score of 269-19 under regu-
lation-set by Byron Nelson in
ls4s.
Trailing Snead into the third
round with 1875 were Tommy
Bolt, Durham, N. c., with a Sec
ond round So; Cary Middlecoff,
the leading money winner and All.
American defending champion,
with a So; and a former Texas
amateur star. Iverson Martin, now
Of Maplewood, N. j., with s..
Louise Suggs. Atlanta, the 1852
women's national open winner, led
her bracket with $50, three strokes
ahead Of Betty Jameson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02
School Cridders
Searching For
Backfield Star

GAINESVILLE Up - The search
was on In earnest for tailbacks
among both North and South play
ers on the Florida high school all.
star football squads, who went into
their second day Of practice today.
The game is scheduled In Jack
sonville the night of August 8.
Both teams will run from the
single wingback formation and the
offensive key to that attack is a
back who can run, pass and punt.
Both coaches, Ish Brant for the
North and John Edison for the
South, are concerned about the
scarcity Of passers.
Brant, Jacksonville Fletcher
coach, Is a little more satisfied
about the punting problem. princi.
paily because Of Jackie Hardy, a
small but proficient kicking expert
from Pensacola High School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02
USO Team Sets
New Record In
Navy Bowling

The USo-NCCS team set new
records for the Navy Wives
bowling league on Thursday, at
the Naval Station Bowling AL
leys. Their high scratch single
game of 800 and team set of
1888 will be hard to beat in the
three remaining games of the
summer loUp. The. weeks high
game was rolled by this teams
Ruby Caldwell with 185 pins.
Bunched right behind were
the high games of Ginny Ko-
raska, WHO contributed 176 pins
to the N. S. CPOs. Dottie Brown
and vi Donlan, who each had q
IT'S. High individual set, 500, was
chalked up by vi Donlan.
The sc e m ingly unbeatable
Chopper" continued to hold
their lead with 81 points, after
winning all three games from
SubRon Wives. USO-NCCS re-
mains in second place with Il
points. after defeating the Nav
Sta CPOs for all points.
Thursdays rieeting was the
scene of a regretful and some
ii m es teary farewell TO tn e
leagues secretary, Dottie Brown,
who has done so much for ne
league and for women's bowling
generally, in this area. During
the past several years Dottie has
been the guiding spirit of the
league, and has given unstinting-
ly Of her time and efforts. It
was she who was responsible for
getting official sanction for the
league from the W.I.B.C. The
Browns will leave this week for
duty in San Diego, and they
carry with them the best wishes
of their many friends in Key
West.
The members of the league
were called upon to vote for a
new secretary to fill thia sum-
mer term, and Winnie Hum
phrey, Of the Chopper" team,
was ',ected.