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Evening star., 1952-05-30

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Evening star., 1952-07-27
Santa Monica Boy Wins
Western Junior Net Title
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, July &c.
Jackie Douglas of Santa Monica
Calf, continuing in an upset role
today defeated his fellow towns.
man. Jim Read, for the champion.
ship of the Western Junior single.
tennis meet.
Jackie, a stocky 15-year-old
beat his tall 18-year-old opponent
rs, Ga. 6-3. Young Dougla!
was seeded fifth in the tourney
and Reed first.
Another upset took place in the
finals Of the boys singles with Tom
Freiberg of Beverly Hills, Calf.
defeating Mike Green of Miami
Fla. IS, 8-6. Green was seeded
second and Freiberg fifth.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW HAVEN, Conn. July 26.-
Big Don BiSplinghoff of Orlando,
Fla, lingering a lucky silver dollar
whenever the going became rough,
today won the USGA version OF
the national junior golf title. He
beat plucky Eddie Meyerson of Los
Angeles. 2 up, in a stirring 18-
hole final.
To get into the pay-off tussle,
IBisplinghof had to knock of the
1851 champion, Tommy Jacobs of
Montebello, Calf. and 2, and
Meyerson had to eliminate Peter
Geyer of Monterey, Calf. 4 and
2, in semifinal tests this morning.
Bisplinghoff played with a
brace on his left foot, the result
of a displacement of a metatarSal
which nearly prevented him from
competing here.
The 6-2, 195-pound Bisplinghoff
opened up sensationally by win
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Ruh|.Martino Team Wins
Houghton Golf Trophy

Mary Ruhl and Pat MARITIME
won the Al Houghton trophy for
the low gross score in the Federal
Golf Associations mixed scotch
foursome tournament yesterday
at East Potomac, posting a
40-41-81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Swink won
draw for second gross after
shooting an 80, a score matched
by Dorothy Omolecki and Frank
Battista.
Georgia McKeever and Mary
Sayers won low net with an
82-14-68. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Nicholson were second with
I86-16-70, and Kay Thomason
and Hank Miller third with
92-20-72.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
7S Women Golfers
To Play tuesday for
Glass B Star Cup

The Glass B section of the Wo-
mems District Golf Associations
Evening Star Cup tournaments
will be played Tuesday at Manor
Country Club with IS players in
the 11-to-15 handicap bracket
sceduled to compete.
The Star added a Class B Cup
event to the WDGA schedule in
1910. The Class A Star Cup has
been in competition since 1917.
Pairings and starting times an
nounced by Mrs. Ray. M. Weis-
burg, Class B Tournament Chair
man:
Starting From No. I Tee.
S:45--Mrs. J: F; Cross tcolD and Mrs.
NJ. W. Fillium (col); s50--Mrs: C. Mac
Gs1tee ee9 c9 ana Mrs frank w. MS1Dhq S Gelsns
Cons ana Mrs. Z. Y. Brumasi Dfccnsp:
cTampton TS @sssS Cons: t tS:1oMMrs' r. v.
si, Cons and Ms I:: 5w,ss. sdss.
ASas ond Mrs. DAVIS VEN Sse' cecns: aSaS:
9:20-M. NJ R. Kqnits a. NJ and Mrs;
s. DOrsa a; NJ; S2~Mrs' NJ. RoTaso Ra
suast N a.; and Mr. Mrs YMs Nelson Leclair ali a. q, NJ
f. sSSME' J. T. BPowHe G M NMSEHns MaHaSr q g. ans
BECKY Feller tBeth,. and Mrs. Max Tay-
lq5 I.S S,Reth;!; S,;45TMrS; George Leyser
ss5n so@Mts snd M{s' 4usemsH n5sa.'ee setS ana ana
Sassevant tBethj and Mrs. VIM. c.
"ef0s ei0s.oo0Mrs.' v. c. Densmore tB. HI
| l0:16--Mrs. D. r. Monsees (Wash) and
Mrs. F. N. Curley (Wash).
Starting From No. 10 Tee.
Mrs. 7. Y. Filder tManorl; s;5o-Mrs.
ManSr, s55Mrs %r. or,oR HotAe%er Men1
9:oo-Mrs. Jules Friedenson wood
and Mrs: Morris rs, Kraft tWood?; s:9s--
Peyser (wood.l; 9:l5-MrS. Matt schr.nk
e. O. snd osorse MTs e vost Sf'hfp tp q g. end and
Marie Nd1sx sPstes P s. and Ms Ms wp; =
cock &C.. 'cJ: a:aS-Mrs. jarrett white
[chevy chssel and Mrs. Cecil Burnside
! -. G.: 9;Au-Mrs; joseph Hopkinson
9:45-Mrs. Craig Wilton 1KenJ and Mrs.
Ad Howard (Ken.li a:5O-Mrs. J. d. Nor
gan (Ken.l and Mrs. Robert Keebler
j tKen.l; 9:55-Mrs. Jack Minovich Il. 81
and Mrs. Eli Amannel II. s..
lO:n0-Mrs. r. r. Hayman u. 81 and
Mrs w. F, Patterson Il. s.: 1O:05-Mrs.
] /; Rosen Il. 81 and Mrs. B. Rozansky
Il. 81: 10:10-Mrs. Woodief Thomas
/ (Chevy Chase and Mrs. Philip Israel
l &C. c.: 10.15--Mrs. E. B. Lockett (Ken)
and Mrs. Frank c. Cush (ArgD; IO20-
Miss H. Molrar (Arg.) and Mrs. Chas.
| Thomason (Arg)
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Florida Golfers Lucky Dollar
HELPS Him to USGA Junior Title

ming the first three holes, which
included a birdie three on the
third. Meyerson, ST, and 1885,
pounds, captured the next two.
however. They exchanged ad-
vantages on the seventh and ninth
with the Floridan one up at the
turn.
And that's how it was as both
youngsters fought it out on even
terms until the 18th where
Meyerson lost his touch. A bad
second shot by the Californian in
which he topped the ball, and a
hook shot into the woods, decided
it.
Bisplinghoff, one down at the
turn, against Jacobs, evened the
match on the 10th with a two
footer for a birdie, and finally
went in front to stay on the 18th
when the 1851 champions putter
failed him.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
H.. Yacht Loses Lead
In Olympic Star Races
BY the Associated Press

HELSINKI, July 26 - The
American yacht Comanche, skip
pered by Jack Price of Miami.
Fla, lost its lead in the Olympic
Star Glass competition today.
The Comanche held a narrow
margin over Merope of Italy at
the start Of today's race after a
two-day layoff. But Merope
scooted home first in 2 hours 81
minutes Al seconds, while Conan
che wound up third. Races to-
morrow and Monday wind up the
competition.
In the overall standings, Co.
is now second, 419 points
behind Merope.
Today's finish was neck -and-
neck with less than a minute
separating the first three boats.
Gem III of the Bahamas finished
in between Merope and Conan
che in 2:55 fiat. The time for
Cne COmanCne was Z:55.l6.
The other main American
yachting hope. the six-meter Lila
noria. suffered a setback wher
she finished eighth in today's race
won by the Finnish party.
In the SIS metre class, Complex
II, commanded by Britton Chance
of Philadelphia, finished third be-
hind the British and Argentine
entries and remained in the rum
ming.
Denmark retained the lead in
the Finn class by wide margin
although Britain won today's race
The American entry of Edward
Melaika of South Boston, Mass,
retired. 1t was running last in
the field of %.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Requttu Summaries
Pacific One.Desigus.

OhteUcStbHs'
resden pft hss kts ksEss "a. ~ FHdniy Ii inuG
Ralph -Rrosden. Rocky Mount. n c.. 3
sSHokI9k hiI, kNI9 ssess Ressrt seoa NJ Lawrence WYE
s Second g. bns fns K II Flank 1R'qR; si7s
spr.ne;, Md; Speed; 55o;lI1. -oo. nj, a.
Link s'' a'0 S'S9s Essy I'd A,5,snIss., nss ''
sss aSat seas Msass Msss ke"l1nl 3el
H'ck; Jcres, aERaf S. Mchseis @ Nd speed. @ Ss45s
sescad ssa hessa hess l. h6 ssat ss4 2 Massie TX
aoa, M Tofsii, I, s points. Scat 500; Maggie TX
First heat: ai'n! f. nv S'ses'ss Boy Woody, Elvoo,
Endres. Grand island. N. Y. speed, 52 .295
Second heat: l. Silver; 2 My Boy WOODY
WOODY. Ss.i 76o, SSs ssilver 'f Is winner with 6es
''.e - 4s.cubie-Irssh. RanaseSt:: g! bouts: p,,
seull Vsnspor M. SvfiSa' pss a G. x Al soud waI
Pal; i'ssSs s@shsky. Bin shSey. Baltimore, Nd
sDfSS Total points: Mickey Mouse. 500; M
80 w. 4S-Cubie inch Hydros.
| f1fSL HeHt. 1--Jim ooJ A44'
rison, Norfolk, Va; Saw Dust. Johl
Holcombe. Wormleysburg, Pa; 3-Shootin
Star. Milford Scull, Ventnor. N. J. Speed
49. 9.046.
pust; s.oHi Toots, Russ Hawk EnOla, Pa
Total points: Jim Boy III. 500: So,
Dust. 600, Patricia. Paul A. Price, Fairfax
Va, 33s. price scored two fourth places.
1S5-Cubic- Inch Hydros.
First heat: 1-Shirl III, ClarenGe Col
lins. Norfolk; Va: 2-WaaWa. william
Dn Joe Palmer. Arlington, Va. Speed
i Second heat: l-sabra, john NJ Kipl
Baltimore, Md: 2--Sin. Charles B. Lloyt
Hsrrisburg, Pa. 3-Fran-Du. Speed
Total points: sabra. 4s6: Sin, 4es
26S-Cubic-Inch Hydres.
J First heat: You All. Bob Rowlant
!. Norfolk. Va: 2-Jezebel *, Aubre
Second heat: Wee Tommy Tucke
!. I'd a; ,Alexsandro1iess Baltimore; 2
's7sos Total POI points oe5e 5es.Ssl % K 500; You Al
400; Wee Tommy Tucker. 400.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
A stockouthoards

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oPss Psst PATERSON ssss MS; s. Wow H. fieRsTd R:st
Vernon strans, severna Park. Md; g.
Bed Rooster, Donald A: Riedel Hsssbrouck
Second heat Miss Wow; Half Fast;
Salem. n c. Speed. :I4ls1 mph.
Total points, Miss Woy: 800: Half Fast
500: Green Hornet 394.
C stock outboards.
First heat: Little 10. R. A. Dawley
bmanifi m iiRarnGfk Bsrreif r Val iusby Md skP4fE
5000 mph,
Second heat ortd71 lMBlqs Streak rs,oA a poEs "
Donald Bowen, Illumination, Nd. 9.
E ,sa y Brown Richmond Va Speed
Total points: Blue Streak. 500; slo
Poke 427; Little So 400.
run In this claSs.)
3 stock outboards.
n.de seElf aassnoucf nss HssRts fSn fons
r. 5. Rickard, Winston-salem. N. G..
3-No. sO-E, Ed Cahen; Richmond. Va
PetSi this class. "' N ' "e''
Total points: Sum Fun, 400: Tons
800: S0-E. 225.
d stock outboards.
First heat: 1-snuffy, II, Kenneth Eek
etrom Baltimore: Baby Boo, Jack Holt
Fort Belvoir. Va: 3-No. 1l1-Z. Clyd
Holder, Winstop-Saiem' N. c. Speed
second heat: baby Boo; Snuff
II; 3-47-E, Herndon Wallace Richmond
Speed. As 130.
Total points: Baby Boo 700; Snuff
II. 100; Ill., 1874 tBaby Boo wins o
fastest timel
D service runabOuts tinboard).
FiIst heat: 1-sklp: Harry Biskfort
Hutton, London Bridge. Va; 3-Jezebt
vi, Dr. Henry Wyman, Washinston. SpeeS
second Heat: Skip: 2--Let's Go Il
3-Jezebel VI. Speed 1881.
Total points: Skip, 500; Let's Go !
Z service runahouts.
First heat; Iayauehp y. Tsncts eSsTtSn, E1Ts 1Gs
w. K. Neville, jr. Norfolk, Va; 3-Stink
Too. w. s. Pratt. washington. Spec
Second heat: 1-vaughn Francis; 9
Phaynoasom ayosm V1n' s-stinky Too. Spec
Total points: yaughn Francis, 80,
Rhantom VIII. 600; Stinky Too, $50.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Mother of Three Takes
Iowa Golf Championship
BY The Associoted Press


DES MONIES, July 26.-Mrs.
John German, 27-year-old moth
Ter of three children. made sue
lcessful comeback to competitive
golf today by winning her third
Iowa women's golf championship.
Mrs. Germain, the former Phyl-
Ills Otto of Atlantic, Ia. defeated
|17-year-old Patty Westfall of
West Des Moines, 5 and 4, in the
36-hole final.
The champion. former Western
Women's Amateur ruler in 1945,
was one under women's par at the
finish of the match on the 32nd
lhole.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Recreation Open Tennis
Will Sturt AUGUST 5

The District Recreation City,
Wide Open tennis tournament
will start August on the Ban
neker Courts, Georgia Avenue and
Howard Place, NV, with the
finals for August 9.
The tournament is open to all
players except professionals and
competition will be held in mems
and women's singles, mems dou-
bleS and mems novice class.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Olympic Soccer Teams
Draw SemifinuI Foes
By the Associated Press

HELSINKI, July 26.-Germany
will play Yugoslavia and Sweden
will meet Hungary in the semi
final round of the Olympic soccer
competition. The drawing was
made today. -
YugoSlavia, No. / favorite since
its defeat of Russia, will meet the
Germans Tuesday in the Helsinki
stadium at Z pm. Helsinki time,
pm. (EDT). The Swedish Hun
garian match, in which the latter
is the favorite, is booked for Mon
day at the same place and time.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Texan and Californian Win
In Broadmoor SemifinaIs
By the Associofed Press

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
July 26.-Buster Reed and
Johnny Dawson scored crushing
victories today in the semifinals
of the Broadmoor Mems Invita-
tional Golf tournament.
Reed. North Texas State Col
lege team member, easily defeated
Bob Goldwater of Phoenix. Ariz.
defending champion. 5-4. The
veteran Dawson of Palm Springs
Calf, breezed past Dick Spangler
jr.. of Lincoln, Nebr., 7-6.
Reed, leading member of the
North Texas NCAA championship
team, showed the best golf Of the
day. He didn't muff a single shot
in the afternoon round after
leading Goldwater / up at the end
Of 18.
Reed and Dawson meet tomor-
row for the championship.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Italian Fencers Take
Olympic Epee Crown
BY the Assoeiofed Press

HELSINKI, July 26. - Italy's
star fencers tonight won the
Olympic team epee championship
once again confirming their posi-
ton as the worlds top epee men
In the crucial last match against
Sweden, the Italians scored eight
victories while the Swedes had
five victories to finish second.
Switzerland was third and Lux
embourg took fourth place.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
10000 See 10 Boats Capsze One Sink Regatta on Potoma

with a golf competition or exhibi-
ton with exceptions for specific
Ievents)."
1t hardly was by coincidence
that the USGA stressed the above
subjects, as apparently they are
the most-often violated.
We recalled a conversation at
IA national championship Of some
time ago in which two pros and
an amateur from the same club
Qualified. Somebody asked the
amateur how he could afford to
attend so many national events.
and he said his club took up a
collection for this particular one
and split the expense money three
|ways-between the two pros and
himself.
Leo Walper, formerly Of Wash
ington and now a driving range
owner in Pinehurst, N. c., played
at Manor the other day and after
the usual excuses about his in
frequent play, fired a two-under
par 68. Mary Ann Downey,
Baltimore's young golf star of ma
tional reputation, will compete in
the Women'S Western Amateur in
Los Angeles this week. The
District Golf Association calls at
tention to its annual family tour
nament Friday. August Is at Belle
Haven.
The National Active Club con-
tinueS its hole-in-one tournament
today at Rock Creek. Entries will
be accepted all day on the old
fifth hole. Four holes-in-one were
made in the Baltimore News Posts
annual hole-in-one tournament
concluded last week. Charley Bass.
Ter won 500 for closest to the cur
among the proS-34 inches-anC
Johnny Musser won $50 second
among the pros for a shot Al
inches away.
X X X II
Washington Golf and Country
Club continually comes up with
events in which the members
seem to have more fun than any.
body. Last week it was the annua
breakfast foursome between the
Blues and Grays, in which all
contestants wore campaign hat.
and drank free beer from kegs al
several points on the course. Next
will be a mixed scotch foursome
August 10, to be followed by q
corn roast and music by hill
billy band. AS a sartorial note fol
the latter event, coats and ties
will be prohibited.
Following complaints from con-
testantS in some of the recent
Monday pro-amateur events that
food, drink, towels, etc., are virtu-
ally unobtainable. Manor Club an
nounces it will be open full blast
for tomorrow's tournament, in
cluding stands at the 9th and
18th holes. The legitimate excuses
OF the clubs has been that after
busy Saturdays and Sundays, they
do not have the help nor time to
restock FOR the Monday events.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Michigan Names Perigo
Head Basketball Coach
BY the Associated Press

} ANN ARBOR, Mich, July 26.-
William Perigo, basketball coach
at Western Michigan College, to-
day was named head coach at the
University of Michigan.
The 40-year-old Perigo's ap-
pointment was announced by
Herbert o. (Fritz) Crisler, Michi-
gan athletic director.
CriSler also announced the ap-
pointment of Matthew l.. Pata-
|nelli, former three-sport star at
Michigan and assistant coach at
Western Michigan, as Perigo's
assistant.
Perigo, who has coached at
Western Michigan for the last
three years, succeeds Ernie B.
Mccoy, who resigned to become
head of the physical education
department and athletic director
at Penn State College.
Bud Millikan, basketball coach
at the University of Maryland,
was among the candidates for the
Michigan job and was reported
to have been among the favorites.
Millikan currently is on vacation.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

ever MlQQlccOu NAe" ""''eseS'
has been playing for thousands
of dollars, and Bassler for hun
dreds.
Andy Gibson is second to Bass
Ter with a 1873 average for II
rounds, and for those who have
played eight or more competitive
rounds Jack Isaacs is third with
1871 for nine rounds. The surprise
leader Of the District pros is, Bill
Markham, one of the teaching
pros at Woodmont. who for nine
tournament rounds is averaging
1873 strokes per round.
Other leaders behind Isaacs art
Johnny Musser of All View. 49,
for Is rounds: Billy Collins. tht
assistant pro champ from Balti'
more. 1873 for 13 rounds and Ar
Jones, the sporting goods sales.
man. TAB for 13 rounds. A
Houghton is second among th'
District pros with ISL for Il
rounds, including six 73s, his IA
vorite score of the season.
Fred Bolton of Woodmont i!
averaging 1879 for the IL round!
he has turned in scores, but he ha:
four no cards which push his aver
age up. Frank Tenney of White
Flint is ISL for II rounds. but hi
has one no card, and Earl Films
of Washington is 1873 for l:
rounds, with one no card no fig
|ured in.
Gibson has won the most sweep.
stakes, three plus one tie to two
and a tie for Bassler. The latter
has led the most 36-hole tourna
'ments, winning the Middle At.
.lantic PGA, and winning the sill
ver medal for leading the National
Open qualifiers. Bassler and Glib
son are tied for the most rounds
IN the COS with three each.
y X y
The United States Golf Associa-
tion sends another warning to
amateurs, emphasizing the pro-
hibiting of accepting without ap-
|propriate payment golf balls, clubs
or other golf merchandise from
anyone dealing in golf merchan-
disc" and, accepting expenses, in
money or otherwise. in connection
Evening star., 1952-07-27
District Golfers Trail
|As Panowski Leads
Maryland Tourney
speeiol Dispu.ch to The S,or


BALTIMORE, July 26.-Wash-
ington amateurs trailed in 9th
and 9th places as DR.. Walter
Panowski, the 1851 Middle Allan
tic Amateur champion from the
host club, took the lead today at
the end of 54 holes of the third
annual Country Club of Maryland
Round Robin Invitational.
The 72-hole event is patterned
after the pros Palm Beach round
robin in which play is in four
somes and everybody plays every
body else at some time in the
five rounds. A hole won is worth
one plus point.
DR.. Panowski leads with a plus
40 standing with SO holes to be
played tomorrow. Sam Penacale,
winner of the Philadelphia ANA
teur title last week, is second at
plus 80 and Eddie Johnston, de-
Tending champion, is third with
plus %. Penacale has played the
best golf with 219 strokes to 220
for PanowSki and 221 for john
ston, but Panowski has caught
more players on off rounds.
Bogart and Chandler Trail.
Ralph Bogart of Chevy Chase
the Maryland Amateur champion
is eighth with an even standing
for 81 holes and Bob Chandler OF
Prince Georges is ninth, minus
two. Both Bogart and Chandler
have 233 medal scores, or % over
par for three rounds.
Bogart had one of the worst
days Of his golf career today
shooting a 76 in the morning and
I82 in the afternoon. On the
seventh hole of the morning round
he hit two balls out of bounds and
took an eight. He had to par the
next IL holes for his rs.
Scores Another Eight.
Bogart started with five straight
f1ves in the afternoon and agar
hit two out on the seventh fol
another eight. He Clipped into
the cup on the ninth hole to be
out in 43.
However, Bogart has a chance tc
help decide who will be the winner
as he plays in the same foursome
with Panowski, Penacale and
Johnston in the last round tomor-
row afternoon.
Other leaders are Bill Cole,
fourth. with plus IS followed by
Ed Finnessy, plus IA, Ken Scales,
plus three. and Lynn Creason, plus
two. Finnessy had the strangest
rounds of the day. He had 66 in
the morning and 81 in the after
noon. The last player is Rip
Mann of the host club with a
minus Al standing.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Germans 5th in Hockey

HELSNKI, July 26 (R.-Ger.
many defeated Poland, 40. today
in a match to determine fiftf
place in the Olympic field hockey
tournament. India won the cham.
|pionship with Holland second
Great Britain third and Pakistar
fourth.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Jones and Lohusky Lead
Smile Hundicap Ruce

Steve Jones and Gene Lahusky
took advantage of their seven
minute handicaps to beat Veteran
Jimmy Speer in the Washington
Track and Field Club five-mile
handicap race yesterday at Rock
Greek Park.
Jones won the event in the
elapsed time of 38 minutes and
Lahusky was second in Al minutes.
Speer, running from scratch,
was awarded third place. His
time was So minutes.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
McConviIIe Is Rifle Stur

Warrant Officer Thomas P. Nc
Conville, coach of st. Johns Ma.
tional junior rife champions ir
1948. led his Company B team to
q 1881 .425 victory over Com
pany e in the Fort Myer Sd In
fantry regimental indoor rife
tournament last week.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Legion Golf Tournament

RICHMOND, July 26 (P).-The
annual championship golf tourna-
ment of the Virginia Department
of the American Legion will be
staged at the Hermitage Country
Club here August 8.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

|age OF 7l.2 in
lis tournament
rounds. That's
exception scor-
ing for compe-
tition, and in
fact Is better
t h a n Cary
Midlecoh, tn e
leading money
winner ON the
|PGA c IT c u ! I,
who is averag-
ing 71.3 for %
t ur n q m e n t
rounds. How
ever MiddlecnH
Evening star., 1952-07-27
International Courtesy

Freshman Jack Mayes of Lon
don, Ontario. was voted the most
valuable player by his Michigan
State hockey teammates this year.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
By MerreIi WhittIesey

Charley Bassler leads the Mary.
land, Virginia and District area
golf pros in, scoring in the Sec
tional tournaments with an aver
Evening star., 1952-05-16
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w.p.m., accurate with figures. EX-
perience with shorthand and payroll
preferred but not necessary. Oppor-
tunity for advancement Benefits.
Apply between $50 and 5. GIF-
FORD ICE CREAM CO., Silver
Spring, Md. SH. 413S. is
Evening star., 1952-05-16

MAN. to work in electrical
su"pIy house. Apply after :! pm.
c. A. LEPPERT, 9l4 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN with good scholastic
background for position in large,
LOCAL. general insurance agency. Ex-
celient opportunities for advance
ment. Inside office duties. Experi-
ence in insurance underwriting
preferable, but not required. Apply
YOUNG d SIMON, $40 Woodward
MAN. 20 to e5 yrs high
school grad. for general office WORK,
with electrical wholesaler. Moderate
starting salary, with excel. oppor-
tunlty Tor advancement for able and
ambitious person. Write Box l:}4-
YOUNG MAN. 1890. no experience
necessary, to be trained for office
routine; permanent position; 5-day
4n-hour week; pleasant WORKING
conditions. liberal discount on pur-
chases. insurance and hospitaliza-
PGop1Es Es''EsMeat bREG sroRh P5fn empIpy Appiy
ment office, ~ P st. ne. 1t
YOUNG MAN. white, to handle du-
pllcating and mail section of ma
tlcnal organization. Experience on
multilith essential. viii teach
Speedaumat, System. State all de-
tails, including age, education and
experience. Box 264-Y. Star. is
MAN. h. S. graduate to
handle classified advertising for
national trade magazine Oppor-
tunity to learn advertising produc-
ton. Must be able to type. Call
Mr.. MILLER. ME. 10@2 Fri. or
Mon. is
YOUNG MAN to learn wholesale
flower business. Apply between II
am. and 8 pm. 1916 H st. NV.