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Evening star., 1952-02-18
YOUNG MAN

Age 2l-25. some high school educa-
tion, opportunity to learn hotel
salary and maintenance while
learning; excel. opportunity for de-
pendable man; refs. req. Apply
1908 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

ELDERLY MAN. age so or over. ac-
tive. to take charge as store man
ager of our. branch store to be To-
Gated in vicinity of Fairfax. Va.
Prefer person living in vicinity. One
and meeting customers. Very nice
position for retired gentleman. Do
not telephone. Write letter stating
age, experience and references to
BURNS BROS. Cleaners. Box 243.
Mclean Va
Evening star., 1952-02-18
YOUNG MAN

to start at bottom for oppor-
tunity to learn casualty insurance
underwriting. See Mrs, CASSIDY,
HARTFORD ACCIDENT a. INDEM-
NIFTY CO.. 4th f.. Wire Bldg. 1000
Vermont ave. NV.
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Salesman

$4,000 q year guaranteed II you
are the right man. Here are the
qualifications:
|. % to 50 years Of age.
2. Personality plus.
3. A top producer, month after
month, In your present organ
iZation.
{. A sales leader in all past or
ganizations with which you have
been connected.
5. willing to work hard and Ions
hours.
8. A resident or willing to make
WASHINGTON your home.
7. Owns a gnnd automobile.
8. In yn1ir own opinion
SUPER SALESMAN
Evening star., 1952-02-18

Royal Typewriter Co. of Baltimore Is
usual sales ability. We have a ter
ritory open that offers unlimited
earnings to the right man. Contact
Mr. Sparwasser by phone, Saratoga
SOLO. or write ROYAL TYPEWRIT-
Err CO.. 523 st. Paul pl., Baltimore
Evening star., 1952-02-18
HELP MEN

COUNTER AND GRILL MAN, must
be fast and thoroughly experienced.
BASSINS, 1920 Penna. ave. NV.
EX. al40. is
MEN. colored. 2; apply
TEDDY'S FROZEN CUSTARD. 1851
7th st. NV. after 12 noon. --1S
DAIRY MAN, work on farm. mr.. Fred
ericksburg, Va. Modern home, good
pay. Call Fredericksburg 1410-W.
ME. 4302, DI. 1886. 80
DANCE TEACHERS t1o)-The Don
Martini expansion program needs
young men with personality and
ambition to teach ballroom dancing
ana train Tor branch managers. No
salary. Apply in person noon 10 3
pm; DON MARTINI STUDIOS, 502
18th st. NV. or liza Conn. ave.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-Cast man.
must be able to finish and wax;
excel opportunity, HAMMOND q
DTsTkicHTN DhTATEFEHN' hnpEEsiiNrArryE- I'll a8si 1s Due
to the heavy demand on us for
trained men and women and for
our training courses, the worlds
outstanding correspondence school
teaching, over 400 business and
technical courses have an open
ing for an energetic man under so
VINO Is looking for an opportunity
that has a definite permanency
with unusual money making and
advancement opportunity. Sales ex-
perience helpful but not q necessary
requirement. Must own automo-
blle and be. able to furnish Al
APPOINTMENT only. Phone Mr.. Long,
Evening star., 1952-02-18
MACHINISTS

TOOL, INSTRUMENT, DIEMAKERs
OF lrst class men; top rates with
many ADVANTAGES and opportunities
offered Overtime available Apply
WILKS PRECISION INSTRUMENT
CO, 1921 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda,
Md. OIL. $500. ga
for vegetable market. A.
hr. work week, no evening work; 5
weeks paid vacation per year. sick
leave, group insurance and other
smploys benefits, Apply MILITARY
CHANGE, South Area. TT. Mysr. Ar
lington. Va. Phone OW. o400, Ext.
80. -19
Evening star., 1952-02-18

II your record will stand the test.
write us, giving full particulars.
which will be handled, in strict
confidence. Our present statesmen
know about this ad. Box a93-L.
Star. lis
SALESMEN-La Sale Extension Uni
yersity wishes to arrange for full
Applicant must be q man OF charac-
ter, good practical education. in
dustrious. Business and sales ex-
perience necessary; Age between 80
and 40. Automobile necessary. This
is an unusual opportunity for the
right man, II means q permanent
the et territory " IS a valuable property
netting upward Of $s. 900 per year.
Thorough training and cooperation
given with leads from extensive ma
tional advertising. For appoint
ment furnish full resume and phone
sa9nsNr nqnssF Boz 13-M; Star l9 zeIv'ce
We viii take the responnsiDillty. ii feT q
your earning minimum of S100
per wk. after preliminary training.
Advance comm Dignified work.
Good income while learning. Call
Personnel Dept. RE. 6911. for in
sAsTL1EssaMGEN-Brand-new item selling
1sfFeoFies s. You open can IN eara Ea SIS 1aa WE
steady. Opportunities for advance
meat to the righ- mer. Apply ALL
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT 60,
sALES-Unlimited opportunities with
large multiple line insurance co. for
For interview call RE. 0771 ask for
MANAGER is
Evening star., 1952-02-18

With car to train locally for perma-
nent position with large manufac-
turing company. WIN consider in
worker Not canvassing. man ac-
cepted win work under direct super
vision of manager. Earnings while
training around S100 weekly. Apply
Monday, 8 to IL am. 1116 o st.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
STOCK-TERK

Young man to learn clothing business:
this is a permanent position with
real opportunity; good salary. APP
ply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
T03 7th ST NV -1S
Evening star., 1952-02-18
ROUTE SALESMAN

Splendid opportunity for ambitious
married man to operate a we'll
established laundry-dry cleaning
route Guaranteed to pay S65 per
week after short training period with
possibilities of increasing to $50
per week with some aggressive SELL
ing. Call DU. I'LL before 4 pm;
after I pm. call MI. 1888. MAN
HAITIAN CO., 1928 Florida ave. NV.
-21
Evening star., 1952-02-18

MEN NEEDED, AGE. $3.50,
WITH CAR, NEAT AP-
PEARANCE, GOOD CHAR
ACTER. IF YOUR PRES
ENT EARNINGS ARE NOT
ENOUGH FOR PRESENT
DAY LIVING COST, WHY
NOT LET ME COME TO
YOUR HOME AND DIS
CUSS THE POSSIBILITIES
OF BETTERING YOUR
SELF? INTERVIEW IN THE
PRESENCE OF YOUR WIFE
PR EFER ED. PERMA-
NENT HIGH EARNING PO-
SITION FOR MEN WHO
QUALIFY. WRITE WHEN
I CAN SEE YOU TO BOX
396-L, STAR.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
MEN
$40 YEARS or AGE

1910 YEARS or AGE
White, to insert papers on Thurs.
Feb. Fl. 1852. Report to Mr.. Fer
Der. mailroom foreman, meZzanine
floor, ready for work at 1880 am.
Positively. no telephone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PENNA. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
HELP MEN

MAIL ROOM CLERK, age II to 25.
graduate preferred. Starting salary.
$40 per week. Hours, 8 am. to
4::30 pm: 5-day week. Call MR..
VAN. ME. 1900. -I8
Evening star., 1952-02-18
1135 21st st. NV.
CAR HOPS

Young men for full-time employment;
salary. plus tips. Meals and uniforms
furnished. Paid vacation and sick
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV. 10
CARPENTER wanted on 1913 Parker
ave-. Wheaton, Md, Georgia ave.
ext lis
CARPENTER-Permanent inside po-
sition in leading remodeling con-
tractors shop. Applicant must be
clean cut and thoroughly compe-
tent to do any phase of remodeling
work. Top wages and liberal bene-
fts. ,,,Apsy Apply to Mr. Edward, JOHN Ohm
F St NV pa
Evening star., 1952-02-18
BANK TELLER

PERMANENT POSITION. s.
DAY WEEK. COMPANY
BENEFITS INCLUDE HOS
PITALIZATION, INSUR-
ANCE AND RETIREMENT
PRIVILEGES.
APPLY THE WASHINGTON
LOAN & TRUST co.
18th AND G SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

MAN. hard worker, 22 to-
ability for sales work. Would S6,-
900 interest you? For interview only
MEN, ~ I7-45. + interested in serving
their country one night week with
pay, For details and rates of pay,
eall SGT. MOORE; Ii. 4-4601:
MEN, 3 ewes. and Sat-.
ABsqs ABsas 8 s-s5o 81 b@ aRRls nn %asz 7aa wSf
MEN. MEs = flali-time and 1 part-time;
start on a one or two day trial basis
If you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week. Call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant, courteous and buy these famous
experience necessary. An expert
911 NATIONAL PRESS BLDG. 14th
and SITS. NV, or call DI. 349S or
MEN, III rs TAKE ORDERS for GOLFERS,
3 orders per day pays $50 per wk.,
no exp. neceSs. Rm. 422, 1404 New
York ave. NV. -lS
MEN f2) for part time work in Ar
lington delicateSsen. Married men
preferred: Call Mon. 10 am to
MEN 80, white, neat appearing, for
outside sales work; average earning
vancement. We furnish transp.
Apply to 10 am, Room 620,. 724
9th st NV. -lp
Evening star., 1952-02-18
MANAGERS
MANAGER
BASEBALL BATTING
RANGE

YOUNG RESPONSIBLE SPORTS
ENTHUEIAST WANTED
Must be over 20 yrs. old. Excel
salary. pleasant work outdoors. Apply
KARL w. CORBY
CONSTRUCTION CORP
90s goth ST. NV. MR.. ANDERSON
weeF cf February 18th.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
MEN. COIORED


If you have q neat appearance. good
education and can speak well over
the phone, we Offer you an oppor-
tunity to earn a steady $50 week,
plus rapid advancement into super
Y'sion after 80 days. This is an
interesting type of work that offers
unlimited opportunities. Apply 1922
18th st. NV, 1st f., 3:15-5 pm.
only. See MR.. THINNER. -i9
YOUNG MAN part-time work. soda
fountain In drugstore; evenings
and weekands.. DU. 2250.
YOUNG MAN, who wishes to learn
the real estate business. for posi-
ton in. rental department of an
old. well-estahlished firm: experience
not necessary; 5-day week; pleasant
working conditions. INQUIRE THOS.
J. FISHER g. CO., INC.,. 73S 18th
YOUNG MAN, white. high school
graduate. for junior clerk in con-
tractors downtown ONCE; apply In
own handwriting. Box 29S-H. Star.
lis
YOUNG MAN TO HELP ON DE
LIVERIES IN APPLIANCE STORE
AND ANTENNA INSTALLATION
STEADY JOB, coon oPPoRTu-
WASH. ST, FALLS CHURCH. FA.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
HELP MEN

SALESMEN--Leads furn., make nice
saLFPss & 81 PkAiSEIsc,ean FiE III f. ,n, 1a. 19,,n.
men. with or without selling back
@ windows: Make axe big money. Our
car cant Apply FrEtaTe u person or phone for
PRODUCTS 3 TG sss3 co.. s4s New York .e aye.
saIEEsMEN 5s5. for norfolk and
will train you for an executive po-
sltion in outside Saleswork. Salary
during training period. Average
earnings after training. S100 per
week. Apply 10 to IL am. Room
$40; IA 9th st. NV. lie
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced apply in person. Ken
nedy's ESQ Service Station. 12S6
Rockville Pike. Montrose. Md. --24
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
5-day wk., no Sat. or Sum-. no night
work. no experience necessary: do
not phone. Apply SALKELD BROS,
$50 South Capitol st. -21
SHEET METAL Ex-
perienced in guttering and roofing.
Apply NEWCOME SHEET METAL
SHOP. Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna
. 34-J. -19
SHOE SALESMAN. Thoroughly exDer.
knowledge of corrective fitting.
Salary depends on ability. 7022
Wis, ave. WI. 9f91. -1S
Evening star., 1952-02-18

JANITOR. colored. Large downtown
apt. Quarters and good salary. Must
referenee. renee BE- De- 1857 5Se for S appointment. f.
JANIT0R, colored, small apartment
house; salary S13S per mo. plus
quarters. gas and electricity. Apply
1911 Columbia I'd NV. between 4
JANH1TSoR-salary AM and quarters; iS able
to operate stoker. Apply Supt..
1925 New Hampshire ave. NV. is
JANITOR, colored. married, no chill
dren; new garden apts., Nd. close
New Hampshire ave-, bus service
and. shopping center; no furnace
work. 1928 mo. plus apartment and
utilities, Call manager Mon. and
Tues. after am. JU. 7-8054.-19
JANITOR, capable of general main
tenance work; prefer single man.
Call AID. 5706 after 2 pm is
maintenance man. white,
reliable. married. no children. must
live in; .exper. in minor plumbing,
elec. work etc; bedrm. apt. plus
KIfs,gAHESSs Il HzSs An al l1se 1fsoeuNyAN HELP
See Mr: La Nera. IN McREYNoLDs sEI.s s.s;
LABoRERs wANTED4io to wait ali" on
bricklayers. , $500 blk. Agar I'd.
sPAUID1Na. FA 65s9. is. "
LINOLEUM MECHANICS
MUST be thoroughly experienced.
NER'S. 1900 Rhode Island ave. ne
Evening star., 1952-02-18
SALES WORK
ATTENTION
College Students

Free to work evenings SO, SlO0 to
$3.50; weekly commissions. must have
car, good appearance. Thorough
training in the field with experienced
statesmen, calling on specially de-
yeloped leads, to sell educational
reference books for parents and
children. Very attractive samples.
lures. Saiable fast deal; moderately
priced: sold on low monthly terms.
See H. D. BRUMFIELD at Buriing-
ton Hotel. 1870 Vermont. SUM-, Men.
Tues. UP to 3 pm. or write. Phone
calls not accepted. 1Ss
Evening star., 1952-02-18
CLOTHING SALESMAN

Experienced man for mems dept,
excellent salary. steady position,
advancement assured. Apply HOLLY
WOOD, 703 Tth st. NV. -19
OR-SALESMAN - Will pay
SIS per day for collection, 2oeo
comm. on new accounts, 10ee comm.
on add-ons and bonus; must have
good car. EMPIRE HOME EQUIP
MENT CO., 2619 Mount Vernon ave-,
Alex. 10
Evening star., 1952-02-18
CLERK
CLERK
IL pm. to z am.

25-35 years Of age. capable Of han
ding details. and willing to give reg
ular ATTENDANCE; 40 hr. Wk.; icb
ations necessary prior to sending
proofs TO our advertisers. Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Open week.
days o:30-5 anu Sat. 9-1. No phone
calls.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

SHOE SALESMAN
Women's shoes. permanent position,
excel. salary. Apply
L. E. MASSEY
sos 18th st. NV. 10
work; excellent salary. Joe Tash,
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO. 719
STOCK CLERK (colored pref.), ex-
per. not necessary; must be hard
worker; good beginning salary. Ap-
10
STOCK CLERK-To fill orders and
wrap packages. Oppor. for advance
ment. Vacation with pay. STOCK
ETT-FISKE CO, 9l9 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
DISTRICT MGR. AT ONCE

siolal oTganlIatlon Tor perm. career
IN aistinctly Iow-pressure field. Our
cants must be good statesmen and
recruiters: Previous exper. in hiring
and developing sales people on di-
rect-to-the-conSumer basis required,
Not desk Job. Car necessary. Care
Iul training given right applicant.
prSoVen Fl SUCCESSFUL program. and ex-
York.
DISPLAY CARPENTER and shop man.
CYTELL EXHIBITS l. CRAFfs Tss'
l73l e st. NV, Elk. 1880. -f9
mechanical experience
desired. Specifically lay out ol
paf'i Exesen esismeles sslaFS and suS aaS
employe benefits. Call ME 69Il.
DRIVER for dry cleaning establish
ment. Prefer man knowing Petworth
ana Br1ghtwood sections but not
$500. See Mr.. Norberto, DEBONAIR
VALET. 1906 Underwood, GE. $40.
DRIVER for light delivery; perm
PCS PCS. Apply AZ WILLIAM HAHN 4
DRIVER asr EIs n.p for dry clessning route; for
SSslary and commission, Apply 435
DRIVER, white. for wholesale leg gro
eery; must be sober. good refer
sR sRokEs1 coRS essfen' ,s{o {SSlTER z. EeoD s'e
DRIVER, 25-3s yrs. of age; pre-
vlous experience; must know city.
And and have D; G. drivers permit.
Mai' and ee eec able to handle na5 reffigerategs
44lS Conn; ave. NV. lis
able. regular job. Should know Chevy
Cnase area. HIGGER'S DRUG, INC,
5Ol1 Conn ave. NV. is
DRIVER SALESMAN, white, for estab.
Dry cleaning routes; guaranteed SAL
e. vi 5sasSs sSsitfa f4sl St. shN!TAEg AM
DRUG CLERK, exper. in drug or re-
tail sales; $50 weekly minimum, cap
a6le man can soon earn more. HIG-
ehN 3 DRoG' lNc'' 6ol7 Conn. ave.
DRUG CLERK. thoroughly exper. and
fqtpTe' ne; S75 wk. to start. Box
ELEcTRfefAN, IGs7Ei Ssis 1gt-clas. mechastc: @as
EGacFRyc. EGP PsY e e.. asys' alsziof, ARGYLE Mis
MECHANIC wanted
with 2: e. license. Call 10. 3-5sI3.
f1rst-class only. Cali
:, AAnnapolis 1866 collect. is
ELECTRICIAN-Also helper. D. C.
license. Permanent for right man.
SH. 0909, JU. 9-8467. Is
ELEVATOR MAN, colored, must have
D, C.. license; hrs. $3.50 pm. to
midnight. day OF Saturday. Apply
ONCE 201. 1923 Conn. ave-, Monday,
ENGINEER
Evening star., 1952-02-18
THE EVENING STAR

tut PellIIa. Ave. NV.
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, under 35.
to handle large mailing list; no
Raniz itlon: 5-day week; salary
So 500 per yr. Call ME. 6315. Ia
CLERK-TYPIST for bookkeeping office.
Able to do simple bookkeeping, type
figures and operate adding machine.
Accuracy and neatneSS more impor-
tant than speed. Five-day week.
good working conditions; handi-
capped preferred. ME. 5940 for
appointment. go
man for retail installment store;
steady position; starting salary. SIS
per wk.; opportunitw for advance
ment. Apply Box 352-B. Star. -23
Evening star., 1952-09-17
By MerreIl Whittlesey

An official of the Professional
Golfers Association was asked to
pick the winner Of the $4,000
Celebrities tournament that starts
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Bowl Bid Statement Disovowed
BY 7otun1 in c Conference Letter

ED Fite, our Southwest Di-
vision sports editor. covered the
press conference" Petersen added.
land he quoted Tatum in the
same manner as Ratliff. 4.
The stories were factual and ac-
curate accounts of the press con-
ference"
The A. P. story of the press con-
ference quoted Tatum as saying
they'll probably suspend us
again" in the event a bowl in
vitation was accepted, and the
U. P. story said Tatum declared,
MY guess is that the administra-
ton would act just as it did last
year"
II make a lot of mistakes and
I probably talk a lot of times
when am supposed to be listen
ing" said Tatum in his letter.
"but please feel certain that I am
so sure that we will not attend
a bowl game this coming January
l that have already agreed to
coach an all-star team for the
Shriners in Miami. Fla"
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Mats
Continued From Page c-1.)

probably will be a 20-gamer but
again it may prove that a team
can have three pitchers of this
caliber and still lose. Last sea-
son Bob Feller. Wynn and Garcia
won 20. 20 and 20, respectively,
but the Yankees still prevailed BY
q five-game margin.
There's no getting around It,"
Harris contends. New York Just
has a few more good ball players
than any other club"
AS for his own club, Harris fears
I'VE may have shot our bolt. I
hope not, but I don't see anything
to encourage me-"
After today's game the Mats re-
turn to Washington to open a
three-game stand against the Red
Sox and to finish the season on
the road against the AS and
Boston.
P0rterfield Sabotaged.
What happened to Porterfield
last night shouldn't happen to
anybody. From the third to the
tenth inning he gave up only one
MT. On the scoreboard the Mats
played errorless ball. On the field
IL was another story.
First man at bat, Dale Mitchell
mt fly which Gil Coan played
into a double and Mitchell scored
to give Cleveland a 10 lead. Por-
terfield was shaky in the second
and 1t became 80. But from that
point on he was superb. Mean
while. the Mats were nibbling at
Garcia. -
Nibbling is the proper term. too
Ihey got two doubles, two singles
and a base on balls in the third
inning and still only scored twice
They tied it in the NTH, 3-3. and
it remained that way until the
Cleveland 10th, when Bobby Avila
grounded deep to Pete Runnels
with two out. Runnels made a
nice grab but his throw was bad
ana Avila was credited with a hit.
up came Dolby to slam his sink
ing drive to right field. Jensen
missed a shoestring catch and
that was the ball game. It was
the 14th loss against II wins for
Porterf1eld and. more important
1t may have cost the Mats a cut
OF the World Series money.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Pro Golf Authority Picks KroN
Or Ford to Win Celebrities

ing money winner who captured
the Insurance City Open in Hart
ford early this month.
The fellow explained both are
consistent. both playing good golf
at present and both have games
suited to Prince Georges and CO.
lumbia.
Following practice rounds today
at Prince Georges most of the
stars will participate in clinic
starting at 6 o'clock at East Poto-
mac. A driving contest will follow
the clinic.
Clayton Heafner, who has been
to the practice tee twice since the
Tam O'Shanter tournament but
not on golf course to play, tried
II holes at Columbia yesterday.
Heafner has put on 30 pounds
since the Tam ended August 10
and he was about to pop a button
on a new sport coat.
Jock Hutchison, who at SO is one
year younger than Freddie Nc
ILeod, played the full 18 at Colum-
bia with "Mr. Mac" and Ricky
Willis and George Sharp, two club
members.
Jock, always one of the games
fastest walkers, started at his
usual pace, but before the four
some reached the home green Jock
had slackened his pace bit. ME,
too." Freddie said, II just about
made it."
Sam Snead must like Columbia
he said it was too tough for him,
That's what he said about Mount
Pleasant last week before winning
the Eastern Open.
Sam had a SO that included
deuces on three of the par three
holes. and he probably wishes he
had saved them for Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Battle With 1CUto TEST
Ambitious Jayhawks;
Game on " Here
BY The Assoeioied Press

LAWRENCE, Kans., Sept. IT,
There's no secret in these parts
about the University of Kansas
intentions Of challenging Okla
homa and Colorado for the Big
Seven Conference football laurels
And Kansas fans, as well as the
coaching staff. will get good line
on their teams. chances of league
and sectional honors when the
Jayhawks open with Texas Chris
tian University at Lawrence Sat-
|urday.
(The game. first of IL to be
televised this season on the
NCAA's TV program, will be
seen here over WNBW, starting
at 3:45 p.m.)
Kansas started well last season
by outpassing TCU, 27-l3, but
Wllted in the Big Seven race before
Champion Oklahoma and Colo
RADIO. the runnerup.
Coach Jules v. Skies SAYS he
believes his Kansans have good
chances in both the battle with
TCU and the campaign for Big
Seven honors. =
We've got chance of beating
|TCU again and we'll be in the
scrap for the Big Seven title, -
Skies said. "Of course TCU will
be stronger than last year and SO
will the Big Seven"
Kansas has a field-full of
capable backs, even counting the
loss this week of Bud Laughlin
|all-conference back, to the Army
Charlie Hoag. Bob Brandeberry
and Galen Fiss. all holdovers, fit
in an offensive unit nicely with
Quarterback Gil Reich. ex-West
Point star.
The Kansas passing attack pro-
PEELED by Reich and Jerry Robert
son again should be one of the
tops in the MidlandS.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Unbeafen Dep Paulo Meets
Chinese Mailman Toniqhf

lilo DePaulo, the unbeaten
italian. meets Lu Kim, 280-pound
Chinese wrestler, at Turner'S
Arena tonight.
This bout shares the spotlight
with another hour-limit match
bringing together Gene Stanlee
and Tony Martinelli.
In other bouts, Adrien Bail
largeon meets Aldo Bogni, Lord
Spears meets Don Jardue and Joe
Swenki meets Jack Dillon, all 80
minute bouts.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Coach
Jim Tatum of the University of
Maryland has circulated a letter
throughout the Southern Confer
ence diSavowing a statement he
made at a press conference in
Fort Worth. Tex; August 4, and
attacking the integrity of an As
sociated Press reporter and of the
United Press.
Tatum intimated at the press
conference that Maryland, which
was barred from Southern Con-
ference football games this fall
for accepting an invitation to the
Sugar Bowl, would accept another
bowl bid if rendered, despite con-
ference disapproval.
This is absolutely not my feel
ing nor is it any ones feeling at
the University of Maryland" )"
Tatum said in his letter.
Attacks A. p. Writer.
Tatum termed Harold v. Rat
lift of the Dallas A. P. Bureau,
who wrote the A. P. story of the
press conference, IAN unscrupulous
of the press" He declared
that the United Press picked the
story up" from the Associated
Press.
Ted Smits. general sports editor
Of the Associated Press, declared: !:
"Ratliff is an experienced re-
porter In whom we have absolute
confidence. Others present at the
press conference corroborate that
his story was a fair and accurate
account Of the proceedings and we
are standing on it,"
Calls Letter Ridiculous
Leo H. Petersen. sports editor
of the United Press, said Tatum's
letter as it concerned the United
Press was ridiculous"
Evening star., 1952-09-17
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