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Evening star., 1952-02-17
Attack Folds
In Third Quarter,
Penn Wins by 70-6
By the Assoeia.ed Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. is. -
Pennsylvania overcame a nine
point deficit midway in the third
period to defeat Navy, 7O-65, in
the second game of a double
header in the Palestra tonight
|Villanova upset Louisville, 1864
in the opener.
A crowd of 4,463 saw the Quak-
erS take their 18th win in 81
games. and the Middies drop their
seventh in 20.
Penn started strong and had Q
10-1 spread with only 4 minutes
gone, but by the end of the first
period Navy cut it to 1917. They
then battled on even terms until
the Middies ran off seven straight
tallies and led at the half, 1892
Trailing 40-49 with 4 minutes OF
the third period gone, Heylmun
led a surge that put Penn on tor
to stay at 52-49 with a minute te
go in the period.
There were 13 lead changes an6
IL ties In the free-fouling battle
as Villanova avenged a 90-68 set
back handed it by the Cardinals
in Louisville six weeks ago.
Bob Lochmueller, .6-5 Louisville
forward. led the scorers with so
points, and Vil1anoya's Larry
Hennessey had "a and Ben Stew
art %.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Fast-Closing SaxonY
Two Lengths Behind;
Why Not Now Third
BY me A..oeio..d Pres.

MIAMI. Feb. 16.-Pilaster. owned
by Mrs. Henry L. Straus. led 10
other younger horses home today
to win the $4,000 Miami Beach
Handicap on the grass at Hialeah.
Plaster. at eight, the oldest
horse in the race ran the mile and
a half on the turf in 1901 over
a fast track and won by two
lengths over Woolford Farms
fast-closing Saxony.
c. B. Bohn's Why Not Now was
third, 21a lengths back Of
Saxony and half q length in front
of Palatine Stables Chicle II, in
the field Of IL three-year-olds and
upwards.
Chicle III Holds Record.
Chicle II set the track record
for the distance two years ago at
2:29 fiat, but he was no match
for Plaster today
The eight-year-old Plaster
was tenth at the start but moved
up rapidly. passing one horse
after another as they rounded the
club house turn. He took over
the lead midway the stretch and
by the time they reached the far
elbow he was three lengths in
front.
Saxony. ninth at the start,
moved up to seventh. along the
backstretch, and then made his
bid as they rounded into the final
drive for home. However, he
could not catch the smooth run
ming Plaster. Why Not Now and
Chicle II closed ground, but
neither could overtake the old
fellow under the clever handling
Of Jockey Nick Shuk.
Plaster, carrying lis pounds
two less than he will carry in the
Widener-went postward the
favorite and paid $3.50, 1920 and
SS.oU III blAC % 1nuG0ClS. 0dAUtly
returned 1920 and $40 and Why
Not Now paid $4.70 to show.
Horse Took the Lead.
"The horse went to the lead
himself" said Shuk. "You can't
hustle him. He started to loaf a
little at the three-sixteenths pole
and I had to hit him q little, but
he was all right"
Jockey Conn McCreary. riding
Saxony. said he had "a smooth
trip but we just couldn't catch
him"
Why Not Now was making his
first appearance on the grass and
Jockey Sam Boulmetis said he
had mo excuses"
Frank Bonsal, Pilasteris trainer
said he hadn't intended to enter
the horse in the $4,000 Widener,
but "it looks like we will have to
run him now. Of his race today,
he deserves the chance"
Plaster earned $l3,35O today to
add to the $4s.75o he won last
year. r. A4SE - z.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
I HE SUNDAY STAR, washington, D. G. =
Three Game TILE Series
Scheduled al Fort Meade

The Fort Meade Generals and
the Medical Replacement Train.
ing Center Caduceans win open q
best-of-three series Wednesday at
8 pm. at the post field house. At
stake will be the Fort Meade
basketball championship and the
right to represent Meade In the
Second Army District tournament
at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Md. March l0-14.
The second game will be played
Friday at $50 pm. end the third
game, if necessary, Tuesday,
February 26 at 8 pm.
The Generals have won as Of
80 starts defeating many Of the
leading service clubs in the area.
The Medics. who boast q 30-4
record. lead the northern division
of the Middle Atlantic Inter-
service Athletic Conference with
"a 17-2 record.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Suntu Anitu
Continued from Page BID

Santa Susana Stakes for fillies,
was won by Seasons Best, with
Hadassah second and Your Hos
tess third.
The Calumet Farms elected not
to enter its star filly. A Clean.
She would have been the favorite
in the mile and one-sixteenth
race.
Jockey Andre Kolonics brought
Seasons Best up from behind
entering the stretch, and took her
safely in front of Mrs: E. d.
Jacobs Hadassah. William Goetz'
Your Hostess, after a setting
duel with Toubolady. ran third.
The time was 1:45A.
Seasons Best paid 500. $40
and $3.50; Hadassah. $3.50 and
$3.50; Your Hostess $2.10.
Jockey Eddie Arcaro took
charge Of Bryan 6. in the San
Antonio and broke him on top.
Phil D. took up the chase, with Be
Fleet and Moonrush trying to keep
up the pace.
Arcaro, seeking his 10th stakes
win at Santa Anita, kept Bryan
G. in front, and Intent stayed
back, awaiting a proper time to
move UP. When Bryan G. began
to fade. Phil D. took charge and
then Intent, ridden by Jackie
Westrope, began to move, and so
did Bed O. Roses.
The Vanderbilt mare and In
tent were just a little too late.
They couldn't quite catch the
w. c. Martin four-year -old.
There were 46, 900 fans on hand,
and Phil D., the so-called poor
mans friend, got a big ovation
when he stepped into the winners
circle. His owner, a Texas cattle
man, collected $17.450 net from q
gross purse of $4,000.
Phil D. carried lit pounds, Bry-
an G. 124, Bed O. Roses 100 and
Intent 1l8.
There was no immediate ex-
PLANTATION for Hill Princes with
drawal.
Earlier in the week the stable
had intimated he might not race
in today'S feature. Turf experts
had noted that the 1872 pounds
handed Hill Prince was the heavi-
est OF his career and he also would
run the risk Of injury. But yes
terday he was formally entered.
Evening star., 1952-02-17

87.2 for the semester Just COM
fpleted. well above the school av-
erage as a whole. Two junior var
sity stars, Jimmy MOTLEY, Chuck's
brother. and John Keen made
straight AS.
Doran. 6-foot-1 redhead and
the father of three children-Ed-
die, To-; Alberta. 6. and Hal, s.
played football at Ohio University.
So did Dutch Usilaner, coach Of
Tech. And that's another reason
Doran wants another crack at the
,high-ranking Trainers.
II don't say we'd beat EN-" he
says. "but it sure would be whale
of game to watch"
Andsat this point. CIV and Tech
are good candidates for final
berths in The Star Tournament.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Ager Methodist Keep
Unbeuten Slate CIeor

Ager Road Methodist thumped
Brentwood Methodist, 90-27, yes
terday and remained undefeated
with q 100 record in the Prince
Georges Recreation Junior Church
Basketball League. Joe Vasco was
high for Ager with 81 points.
Hyattsyille First Methodist de-
feated Riverdale Presbyterian, 81
% b another game.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
DAILY Double paid sI3.305

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; Z furlongs.
Ensign {Burrl $40 40 $50
Lily White tMehrtens) 4.1O $50
raf Tims. Minor .sEsss ssFEsssers' zoo
Also ran-Decapolis. Boomer. K Ave-
nue.. Ruyton and Reauisition.
FOURTH EAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ats IatIss MsneEy ewdh' dRS 'seS ii 1850 $s5S g $50
Gambler tRodriguez) $3.50 1870
DirsSt rect. Mister T tErrico, 7.so
Also ran--Disconsolate, woodford Sir,
lon. Mr.. Joe Puck. Kosadus and Delta
FIFTH RAcE-purse, $4,000; claiming;
Mr.. Willie (Burrl 1890 40 $50
Appease Not (Widman) $50 $40
Auffg Zine. AaTa 1!sss. Ssieck0hs' o''0
Also ran@Fair Appraisal Ace Scholar,
Outland, Bennington and Bolog.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; allow
STsf.y SIdia AdITsl tMssI,.n.1 Errico' $50 So 3SS
sAI9ntoWn Tlms' n:ssEs' s5Esek0n'' $50
DELEGATE. WaT POPPY. ASbe Sting and
Sea Grass.
p SEVENTH RAcE.ThHe The Miami Miami Beach
olds and. up; / "a miles.
Plaster (Shuk) - $50 40 $50
Saxony, fMcCrearyl $50 40
aWhy Not Now (Boulmetis) 4.7O
Also, ran-~Daiquari. Prince Of Roriston.
Libba; Gold GIN. Ghisls Cd Dart BY.
&C. B. Bohn entry
EIGHTH RACE-purse, SO 500; claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up; III miles;
Okamsel (Stout) 7.20 $50 800
Muzxle (Culmone) 6.10 $50
Dinner Hour 1ThompSon) 500
Also ran@Ground Fog. Cutting Edge.
a Bombast. Frost Bitten, Lionheart, Re-
fun. Eleyen-Boy. Jr.. Kama and Road
runner.
q 8. Segal entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Jam Session (Gonzales) 106.70 $500 $40
Thee and Me tBurrb $40 2.60
Quiz Song (StoutD SIC
Time, 1:24B.
Also ran-Ratsplan. rry-skurrys Ar
thur PLATE, Rose Beam, Shy Bim. Allies
Pal. Directoire, Questagain and Air Flight.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
New OrIeuns Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. S1,30O; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; l IL miles.
Yale (Willis) 1880 ZOO
Athlete (Walker) $40
Time, 1:50l5.
!, Also ram Security. Captain Joe. Car
Hermione, Leamour and Bluue w.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlones.
Templemoyle Ferraiuolo)
1920 $40 4.4O
Fresh (Keene) $50 400
Peace Sword (Willis) $40
Time, 1:144s.
Also ran-Pilot Man, Survey, punster
Siddons, Boss Jack, Fighting Louie, Equi-
pass. fKidalley and Jennings Boy.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
HiuIeuh Results

FIRST RACN-Purse. So. coo; claiming;
4-sear-olds and up; Il miles.
Sabson (Widmanl 4.60 $50 ESQ
Boulevardier (Hanford1 7.50
Time, 200.
Also ran-Sedulous. Chief John O.,
Cinder King. Hexton Larry D., New Hope,
Tinsel. Cannoneer. Narcissus.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; " furlongs.
Royal Hello. tBreckons) 6.10 $50 2.90
Mr.. Del (Heckmann) 6.f0 400
Garibaldi 6Widman) 4.70
Time, 2:34.
Also ran-Artist Life. Bad Hombre,
chureo. Molly Flag, Market Hill. Chagin
and Big Oak.
Evening star., 1952-02-17

] ng m q nua j
after this sea-
son provided
the Presidents
breeze through
the remainder
of their scl1ed-
ule and The
Star Metropoli-
tan and Virgi-
MIA State tours:
nanlents upde-
feated.
"I,ve said.
all along that
"a retire after
25 years or 500
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Iowa Defeats Purdue;
IIIini Beat Ohio State
BY the Associated Pres.


LAFAYETTE. Ind, Feb. 16.-The
Iowa Hawkeyes, fifth-ranked bas-
ketball team in the Nation, re-
mained tied with Illinois for the
Big Ten lead by beating the cell
lar-bound Purdue Boilermakers
tonight, 90-67.
Chuck Darling, top scorer In
the conference. led the Hawks
with % points. Iowa took the lead
for keeps midway in the second
quarter and pulled away fast after
the half.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Feb. 16 up.
Olive Follmer pumped in 20
points tonight to lead Illinois over
Ohio State. 80-53, and keep the
Illini deadlocked with Iowa for
the Big Ten basketball lead, each
with 81 records.
EVANSTON, ILL, Feb. IS (H.-
Indiana tonight defeated North
western, 96 to IS, and the teams
set new Big Ten total scoring
record of l81 points. while the
Hoosiers scored 38 free throws for
another conference record.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. 16 R.
LED by Big Ed Kaiafat. Mime
sta downed Michigan, So to A,
in Big Ten basketball game here
tonight.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 16 P.-
Left Carlson's field goal with two
seconds to go gave Michigan State
a 57-55 victory over Wisconsin
tonight in a Big Ten basketball
game.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
By Bill Fuchs;

Albert E. tRasty) Doran, bas-
ketball coach and director OF ath-
|letics at George Washington high
School. may put away his coach
Evening star., 1952-02-17

Totals 81 8 ITO Totals 1SI24
Scores at Halftime: 49-f6 phelpsl. 3. I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-22

= LNoV4N - ~
He there is more that
d n giving the readc.
ann What We hope to
ihe near future But
Hn ~ things there Viii
1urous fillics as Miss
2 whose contours exceed
.' ~ the celebrated Coca
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-22

Listeners and viewers will
remember that this is the quar-.
tel with two race members
which had Governor Talmadoe
having tafrums over the pro.
grams being broadcast and
viewed In the Peach State. He
threatened 10 ban il from the
State. but the 'Redhead' stated
that as long as nc has his pro
grams. the mixed singing group
would be feature on them.
The concert is und,f the spon.
sor ship OF the KING solomon Bar
fist Church which has boueh. th,
18th and Marquc tc site 4, Il.
future quarters Better get your
tickets carly for the 3 . M per
formance should be- a must foi
al music lovers judging iron ~,
az tistry az the quartet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-22

be no Maidl Gias in Detroit this
ear Seems that Paradise val
10y Business Businessmen say
That only the carnival ana bars
m the immediate llcinis made,
afy bread out OF the desl
howevcr John GOWNS SAID
nat 'hcrc Will be one.
Former Deiroiier. Larry Oar.
nell. recently waved ms first
sides for Columbia. Work
Baby. Work" and Il LET, NV
baby are the fumes.
Larry was formerly with Regal.
b
Happenings: S turlav a.sh, 4
ngse birthday pagit l b.
t.toNn FOE Dtloies Maddox a.
-nSeod IN, Campu Roum III
ri-l Wgddcll's You,h Gus now
4oicnt Room Of Py,arAd K ,old
.nA Con pary Rcd Hun BONE
Saunders has waxcd aaotle lit
= y Blues backed Is -Ciprtle
Lowe iea'uring jane b IS
.Nealht Gospel Tru.u w4h
n nalia Jackson the Cla Wd
SINGER and The Seloh Jabaee
Singers headed tbs ns Iar.
lem Globe trotteis h.f Is ~ j.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-22
We Fingers
lisp at Fox

l, s's e Michael h :.
ko ,..a win J,''
FTDsn.elle D'f'e.N
spy drama oP'
he Fox has '''
sb..s sequence. 10. to
| '' said TO nys si any
S,snce ever filmed
H., in odd Man
brought Mason 10
: d American mo-, -
feet for long hours
4 in 81 SETS Which h.o
khe chase Of ne .
PLAYED by Rem.
sstel SPY c'ce'o
|cture Bonnie pa
bgh the Geius''
lal9u-"
lar in ls'anoul.
[ Horn, hafbor q or
|ver the Gala'a %
4 three most iaH
| the worla on'
ln,sl Eypfes> slls
|Brazl
kAai such 'o'e F"
lsr acio. VAIN i~.
I'D Reaa.e When
! sirenaog, as,s-''
d his sy..'y %
S pace io iaC 'as'
s hales q seii \
Iv.ot, from pl,1it
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-22
B1RDLlVD
= zeDLA1VD By C. HOUSTON Rypn
Mariners III,
-EIz.Sle Dun
BY G. HOUSTON BYRD

go, , ia. should be delightful musical treat f NJ,
thur GodfreY ng nrs' local appearance the Mariner Ar
Temple Baptist Church l4th and Mar,rttn S"rs AT the
noon, March 30 W f"''''' sunday alter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-22
Mite
|. iifein'
Richard tBiiD Williams

80 Richard lBill) Williams
Ill BLUE II seems
atup 10 say that King
Tho boss of the trumpet
haye 1t. Is much better
board. It's the opinion
corner that the big boy
on the ball with the
pi az the mater IS the
the house rocks when
Them 10 the groove es-
raN4n 10 the tune OF
pse Blues
NFNTERFlELD BAR -- Mike
Mncr Of the Chester
W.e Sound-OU spot OF the
'v appears TO have ev-
undcr control. a host
d, has an evcr-pleaSIng
III meeting new and old
md having them feel his
M caafm to then realize
ta, stcrficld IS the roster
a of
wrE PINE TAVERN May.
heard Of small places
Gould not get IN Well. /
pun, is one Of those
4 house full of good
oueis. And say fell
rc fliies here don't
w.l,A al the bar or
tt
%N BOY PARRISH New
sunny Boy. Dctroi,'s
i ihc keyboard, VIII
~,n and heard over
loral radio stations
Il IS also re-
Ill Mamie Williams
tan amateur show
p, sonny Boy This is
tA.l d lot Of people are
i 90 see BE ON the
'h bll.n'
..t~ CONFECTIONERY
ncm management OF
3sreHns tins roster al
tll thu csr marks of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-22
MADISON REsTAuANT

Likcablo folks are nice pcopl,
20 meet and hkeablc person is
always good one 20 knox Ann
counter e.fl 81 Madison Rcs'aa
ran; has Wy ~ ectlInf alone
with the ruff and taft. the Kind
and meek thcy all Ike Keep
up The good wosk Ann
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-22

MILLERS BAR Noted M
blggesi l;,lc bar iu town kc'.
AID Miller owner rcek Win ~"
hep cats The wise Gals and
kittens have bfown,kn a.;
II hoppin the cu, Is sod hw'
ever seen. but in al good fur
Here you'll find happy bunch
Of girls and BOYS the Week Ions
thru with NJ Mile DON p
bl, 10 make the place more We
mcrrlcr
Evening star., 1952-06-06
HELP MEN

CLERK. white. to work In wholesale
upholstering supply store; must be
able To- type. Call MR.. NORTON.
CONsTTFRUICcTIoN sTTFRUICcTIoN MAN-Excellent { Or.
Is an expert on finishing houses in in
Phone WA. 3977. d
CONSTRUCTION sUPERNTENDENT
familiar with commercial work;
~ Rqstisr; sA0eS6p Spen shop. ia. 2-6eO0 or
COOK. eolored. all round; to assist
sdss 0V Week oS wire s' or r'exr wrten nosssGn cHaf
STEWARD. Penn Beaver Hotel.
Rochester, Pa. Sc
COOK. 2nd. colored; all-around
kitchen man; night work; closed
Sunday. DANNY'S 6TEAKHOTSE,
corner Good Hope I'd. and MAYOR
csoSUiNFTiiEiRMAN. 81 FTiiEiMAN young. with so som.
good starting salary with ,excep-
ply Mr.. Mills or Mr.. Sharran, LIB
BEY LUMBER CO. 626 New York
ave. NV, MA. 1928. %
COUNTERMAN, preferably one who
ELLIS RESTAURANT. 1OI1 E st. NV.
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN
Night NisntworE; nI,v exReEi R1EirSsSd soSd stsEsins
DELICATEsSEN. 1922 Eastern ave.
COUNTERMAN. COOK. Able. Manage
colored fountain. Must have length
local refs. Excel. sal. and bonus.
COUNTERMAN (white). exper.. must
be reliable and neat. Apply d c
DINER. HOO Vermont ave. n.w.-S
COUNTERMEN-White or colored.
For meat stand: full and part time.
Some exper. necessary. Stands 4S
and 40. ]. MILLER. o st. MARKET,
7th and o sts. NV. %
DAIRYMAN, experienced. with ref
erences; good wages. permanent job.
good house to live in. Apply In per-
son. JOHN M. BEANIE. Olney. Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

Collection dept. of major investment
company. White. scollege background
preferred but not essential: exper
preferred. Fine opportunity for man
with initiative and ability. Phone
ST 42O0 Mr. nATY n
Evening star., 1952-06-06
BEAUTICIANS

Top salary and commission; paid va
cation. free disqualification, insur-
ance. Apply CARL'S. 18th and =
sts. Phone Miss Bass. MA. 1918.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
HELP MEN

AND PAINT salesman;
must be able to cut glass and make
keys: exper. and reference required.
Apply in person, 1928 1st st. NV,
s to 8. Or call Ia. 9326 after z
pm. -
HOTEL AUDITOR, complete charge;
dsy work; knowledge of MGR. sys-
tenn desirable; excellent opportunity
for right man. RIM. 423. Union
Trust Bldg. 18th and H sts. NV.
HOUSEMAN, colored, age 80 to AS,
must be experienced, no Sundays,
good salary and working conditions: !:
references required. Call EN-. 4357.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
HELP MEN
statesmen
Aw TO MEN WHO QUALIFY

BOND VACUUM & SEWING
MACHINE STORES
61O 9th st. NV. Elk. 63e
Evening star., 1952-06-06

SALESMAN-Opportunity with future
with old established expanding flrm
Ct young men; salary, bonus: car
lowanace; territory Md. and Del.
saGEsMENi,' All NJ S'SFi WHOLESALE FIRE.
WORKS-Part or full time or side
line. District area to retailers: high
CO. i10S Mt. oiiyet I'd I'd. ne. .i Ns
SALESMAN--Wholesale foods; salary
and car allowance; for summer or
perm. Box 277-Y, Star. -
SALESMAN-Men's hats and fur
nishings. Experience not necessary.
Salary and commission. Excel. op-
portunity. ADAM HAT STORE. 1899
sALEsMhASN. hiS to introduc. new pro prod
uct. Excellent opportunity for right
man. Car necessary. Call AID. 81 40
Az: IN: iaE S1PsE Pss sm: ssnsr: snJ Fsss e.
for ewes: and Saturdays. Good
hoIrs hours and pay: CAPITOL SURPLUS,
SALESMAN, wholesale souvenirs,
novelties; good opport. for aggressive
personable young man with car, Ii.
SALESMAN, painting and decoratins;
raI, fuiI Or I,,p part tDn tine; good opportunity.
SALESMAN. with car; Wholesale
novelties. general merchandise, etc;
good go0as %as HDnSrtunifY ca II for 7seo
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store; permanent position, excellent
earning. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP. 942 F st. NV. %
SALESMAN for radio station; give
experience II any; college man pre-
ferred. Reply to Box 243-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
BAKER

Junior baker, Q to 8 years expert
ence, excellent opportunity to b,
trained for responsible MANAGEMENT
position In large local bakery. Elk.
perienced in modern mass-produc.
tion methods. Salary dependent
upon experiences. Many substantial
qualifications and experience to
p. O. B. 3133. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
CITATION. WASHINGTON, D. CO
BAKERY FOREMAN
Night, exper. in Jewish Rye bread
Kiser rolls, Bagel. etc. Excel. pay
holiday pay, vacation. etc. Oppor.
tunity for advancement for proflt
minded man.
POSINS BAKERY
Call Mr.. Reiter, for appointment
5756 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 4424
Evening star., 1952-06-06
HelP MEN tcont.l

AUTO sALEsMEN-New and used
No experience necessary. Apply MIR
SMITH or MIR. SUTHERLAND, 90(
AWNING INsrALLERs, exper. neees
sary; opportunity for right man
Apply 500 N. West st.. Alex, Va.
BAKER, experienced. for nightwork
Apply in person, SCHUPP'S BAK.
ERY 6542 Conn ave -7
Evening star., 1952-06-06
YOUNG MAN

I
Collection dept. of major investment
company. White. scollege background
preferred but not essential. exper
preferred. Fine opportunity for man
with initiative and ability. Phone
ST. 1900. MR.. DAILY. p
YOUNG MEN ca, -17-25. Free to
travel New Ensland resort and re-
No exper. neces Must be neat and
ambitious. B. r. JONES, Roosevelt
Hotel. 1912. 10 pm. Do not
ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY - For
married man; on a large established
work; 5-day week; age 2e-45; s55
sun LIFE INSURANCE CO, t 1910
Vermont Vernon avenue NV. or call ma.
sTUDENTs-summer or permanent
quick promotion. RIM. 424. 1404
LEADS. LEADS iS' LEADs-Educatiosnal Ms
sslesTan sshsa1 y.a wanted !. BY 3s.yyear.old
can earn $50 weekly and over in
ence. Mr. Smith. ART iNsTRUc-
TON; INC, 800 8. 4th ST.. Min
nnNn oChOOD CuemiSITy Stuuents
Opportunity to learn commercial
laboratory methods. Box 370-A
PART-TIME CLERK for dry cleaninp
sifasdshmsnt s da1 satrsSy shSyrs o2th 45S to
nfaT cal Mr. GseFfTlss sGfnEs oS 1Peo PeT hour s
PART TIME-Three men who car
furnish references may try out part
time in evenings for excellent full
time openings; If you are dissatis.
Hs thinking d mas. :SGst s2s then shanEs ats hS,
242-Y. Star for interview. IS
LOCAL REAL ESTATE OFFICE
would like to. contact general con.
traet9s 1ena2s eafnsy,ry plenty Of cF work meSt'
and plaster. BOX iO3-A, Star. -iS
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, for per.
manent position with wholesale firm
excellent opportunity for bright
yyooysng yyos man. JOS. Guss & sons
PATENT 3i 4 81 Law Nv OFFICE. we'll e1i estab.
lished, desires young man with
technological background for re-
search work; very good opportunity
for advancement; 5-day week. In
replying. supply information as tc
exper;, salary expected. age. etc
HONEST CoLoRED BOY. 1s yrs. o,
over. to drive h-ton panel dry clean
ing truck. MR.. L1STRANI. GE. 666S
PART TIME, ewes; white; militar,
and civilian; various locations
Apply 10 am. Sat, MR.. BROCK.
ExPERT XaH php ALTEkATfoNisr, Ii aTf us; expert
enced on military uniforms, fol
mems haberdashery, in Arl., Va
Write Box 40S-A, Star. -.6
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE; immed
income; earn over $4,000 lst yr
out Of school. This is selling for ont
OF the largest carp. in the world
must have car. No telephone info
NO. 0064 for -appt., 4:30-6:3O pm
only. No trifiers. s.