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Evening star., 1952-01-20

Assistant to Executive
Office Administration
Secretary .
Know Government set-up
Watch Regulations
Editorial
SIS week. Box BOX, Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COMPANION AND HOUSEKEEPER
white. not over So; must drive. i've
IN; good salary. EN-. O6a5. W22 'e
sition. in pvt. home; i've out: refer FER
nfs fnfes eSan Which can be immed. checked
COOK Ss1 al and q .Ed;h.g;: live in apt; ex-
C0OA-Reliable. good cook. neat and
clean; light housework in apt; no
children; good salary; recent local
feis' required; stay nights. DE. SILT
COOK. g.h,w.: 2 adults; new. modern
refs; SIS week pius r fare. ei III. KEi fno
rCo.l ~. ! after II am. -o2
COOk-G.H.W., for. 2 adults: live in
Ab. sl issb, e. aannaa aaana bath bath; q D: c. refs.
COOK. reliable. for diplomats fam
ny, iy, auto washing machine and
9Pfe; e@pfoyed' i's oN ~ fSltlms SBsa nursemsid
work: live In; have other help; must
nave experience and ref. Wo. 3595.
COMPANION. white, to elderly gS isdy:
s'Aan. % liys in; light housework. II.
cSSSSfff; sSsSf sab sssalts; man, paint, zsD...
: Apt; avail; SIS. MI. 9296. ga
Civ girl: Tues; and. Fri. after
noons; nsss, IL to B. Takoma Park. JU.
G:H.W., simple cooking, nice per-
sonality; live in new home: empl,
cple;; older child. u. 7-6657,
CIV; no cooking; Silver Spring. g.
dasn. das Wki 81 sss s55aE5 Refs Fond Of chill
G;H:W;; w., 81 Z Gays: 9 empl. adults,
Mo. "; fsss sssg. Cali Sun or after g.
family; liye in: references; good d
salary. Phone IA. Oslo.
Civ. AND COOK, Arl. area, Mon,
Weds., Fri, II to Z, for 5 adults;
Sessea $o Psr day; refs. req. Call KE.
G:H.M. AND COOK for 3 adults;
pable person; age bet; 25-4Q, with
1oesi sssi. ssfs' gE' esY1Rs sY1Rly; salary $50 per
CIV. So. Arlington girl: like chill
%en %sn wsS, seSd Fri. arGneS cH sso 1905 to S 7sS
G. W. white. cooking; Care Of 3
rss:rt local 's refa Is 81 Gaess5ts Ssse Mo. & y1c'
G:H.W., exp. with infant; Mon. Fri.
IL an. to 5 pm; sit 1 night; local
res; S1s incl. carfare. AID. 2943
for father and 1h.s womaa old air 4oso So
addicted to alcohol; prefer ability
sSo9d Sone.. al;1I IlyinE E.. conditions M in GOOD
with all PRIVILEGES; satisfactory sal
a5y Az and amount Of time on. Box
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I.d.W., LIVE 1N-S25
Light sly. eookins' small family. GE.
Gdhhbhi': shildrehi OIL in; 4osg5 gh.W; mus. love
GEL sI1 s s;h.w,; I5h.dsyy; stay 2 nights;
GiRi. TO to clean 8 house aoSs; and iron each
Friday for employed couple; 10th
Box 4S2-C. Star.
GIRL, white. live in, Ink. and care
VI Week! small 5n eatlsi sssoHse week ends or $40
GIRL, white. young: interested in q
Eood home and salary in exchange
work 10. $500. A"' @so nSSS
GIRL OR WOMAN. colored. with ref
NS Srencss; fs-o s.h.w'; afternoons, II.
HSGsEKEEPER-workins couple. pso 2
throueh Fri: ss7 80 wkiy. WIKI +, Respon- pom:
sloility for children, cleaning house,
sals 9Bendix, DIVA va. ssss sssSsSssins'' launsry sS
live in. care for boy of 8 and girl
Of 5. motherless home; no heavy
york; 5-day week; $50 q month.
HoHsfkEPPFEjR; Sa5l zla Pj VI lsS'I5 sS5e q,
week call 10. s.s55s. go 2Sas
LAUNDREsS. expert. must like chill
dren: Thurs. Fri. Sat. and every
other sun: refs; REQUIRED: excel
st1,rtine salary. Wo: 315s. "a
MAID: with good disposition. who
xssk S'Pa TO sslsat1v' s5 81 g. l:as ss4o o9d'y
MAID, 5-day wk., Thursday and Sun
day OF; g.h.w.. no cooking: live in:
EXP. with recent ref. health card;
MAID-CooK- CIV, 2 m FAMILY;
VIZ. WY W. NeSH1s; eoS7. REFS REG: e $50
MAID (coloredl, live in: must be ex-
sso ca Fjfs 5A sSea9otsEsd Soss re- E. sssi sssyi
MAID for general housework at coun-
try place in Fairfax County. va;
good salary and separate 4-room
house with bath as living quarters.
aei IN iqT sSuPi nsP Is
Call Herndon 262-J.
MAID to live in: general housework,
cnildren; S25 week; references re-
9uired. ia. 2-05T9. 30
have sense Of humor; under 40; care
for healthy 6-year-old boy in school;
checked. DU. ss77. 'e 'A''nS @si
|NURSEMAD. experienced: references;
Sp Sg7. hlye in. Other help employed
ROOM And BOARD and small salary
e. +. middle-ased sSs. lady for light duties.
sTuDENT MoT1HiER's HELPER. baby
sit with 9 VI. old girl in exchange
Tor rm, and board In lovely apt; TV.
IA: S-S473. ST. $500. Ext. 5737.
lWANTED-Live-tn maid with good
references, .g.h.w.. help with child.
simple cooking, good pay. OR. 1884
WOMAN. white. over IS, to care for
oy dss ss Rsse asa sssss'se1eaRiafs ss esT ~ssf W. W.
WOMAN. white, to baby sit with
sleeping infant; 5-day wk.. SIS wk.;
no other work. LA. 6-6736. -22
WOMAN. white. to care for 2-yr -old ;
iGht lii, hsousework; sa live in. Call Rock
WOMAN. white. care Of 2 small chill
dren, also Ink. duties. Lu. 2-ss59
WOMAN. with car tor other means
wn1.S dsys yk r,Eta Phone e Lo .o,. s;sssS 3; 40
for working mother. one is school
aged. Person interested in good
home instead Of high salary. 10
WOMAN. white. to take care Of 3
children while mother works. and DO
general housework; live in: $3.50
mo-: Sun, 2 ewes. Oh. JE. 2-2113
AN OPPORTUNITY to live in a beau
day sunday and = day Thursday
Of Live-in maid. experienced. Wo.
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Experienced
Department Store
Executive Available

Having been associated for
the past 80 years with the
country's leading depart
ment stores, is desirous OF
connecting here in Wash
1ngton or surroundings,
Seeks a suitable connection
where ability and energy
may be fully employed. Can
be of invaluable aid to any
type of retail business in
management merchandise
ing, promotions, advertis-
Ing, credit and charge
acctS. Can furnish excel
lent references.
BOX 1860, STAR,
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HELP MgN 3 wcMEN tcens. ,

INTERESTING. FULL.TMaE. tele-
phone work; night and evening
shifts; flexible schedules arranged;
some typing required. Call ST. 3322
Evening star., 1952-01-20

INTERESTING full-time telephone
flexible schedules Arranged; Some some
tyoins required. Call ST. 1922 Mon.
en- to take over Avon customer
RseEly. I1s,1; 'paTs RE 6saT hanrs' earn SEQ 500 up
PART-TIME POSITION "a hrs morn,
Or afternoon' for weil-educated
vsa woman r r3o-25; BUSINESS exper, un-
E * g g" !; ssSsss: SITE: R $sis:
ATTRAcTfvE O young sales lady to
Sseason.v cal on retail n grocery stores. Car
w1AaNaIED-Elderly VA VI lady to baby sit,
eS3SS eSS no sun. or housework. EN-.
All woMEN-sell DUPONT Id nyiodn,.
5I-l5s: only bSc pr. No investment: !:
we supply goods. Call collect. Mon.
3, Market A s-42s2, Newark, N. J.
LIFE ms. co. will train inexperi-
enssd white young lady for perma.
once. con9enial atmosphere. annual
vacation. retirement BENEFITS. 1926
EFFicIENT stenosrapher for Ial nart.
tnns, time work in law otfice. AID. 1865
WHITE: for general once work. Typ-
ing tno shorthand. flline, PIX
sWltchboard operator (experience
n9t necessary). in small once. Box
WRITE COMPANION, ,isht Sl nons..
hold duties for convalescent; room,
bosrd; small salary. CO. 9145.
WHITE WOMAN to care for home Of
TWO adults, one an invalid. Refer
ences REQUIRED. Give phone humber.
Box 499-D, Star. 30
MATURE WOMAN-"Middly yoiinp"
and with sufficient. spirit Of adven-
ture to get away from the common
place: excellent pay and future.
Give phone. age. education. Write
p. o Boy 3l39. D. c.
SELL FINEST nylon hosiery guaran-
teed against everything. snagS, nuns,
holes. Demonstration kit Free to ynli
with actual sample stocking. AMER
joan MILLS. Dept, S31, Indianapolis
BIG MONEY in dress line from
glamorous. West. Low prices! FREE
dresses, bonuses! No investment.
Write SUNWEST FASHIONS, Dept
2O2. Phoenix IL, Ariz.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Accountant CPA-NY

Relocated In Washington
area. Interested in responsible
position with q future. Six
years public accounting ex-
perience. Eight years general
and cost accounting experience
in controllers department of
large firm. knowledge Of
taxes. Married with q family.
Box 1O-K. Star.
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ExceIlent OnnortIInitv

Maid for g.h.w. Someone who will
appreciate pleasant Job and lovely
private rm. and bath in country
type home. No objection to employed
husband who would be willing to do
ODD Jobs in. spare time. Must like
children and be reliable. Ample time
Call ElmWood 3540.
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HELP weMEA
WOMAN
1ARLINGToN)

To take complete charge Of hosiery
and lingerie dept. Must be fully
exper; and be able to furnish excel.
refs. Excel, salary and comm, paid
group disqualification, paid vacations
and other employe dement's.
WRITE GIVING FULL PARTICULARS
P.O. BOX 2OS6
POTOMAC STATION. ALEX, VA.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
JANITOR, Al Ref.
Settled Man, CO. 34O1

MAN. colored. 35 years old, desires
part-time job. evenings. VI. 2190.
MAN, .colored. IS. wants Job, truck
Sriver; Ed helper or warehouse helper
MAN. colored. experienced baker, de.
sires work. AK 41Oa.
MAN, eolored, desires part-time work
after after p,m,; very capable and de-
MAN, colored, wants light truck driv-
week; refs. co. 0s54..
Man, col, exper.. desires work as
waiter = elevator oper. or porter
MAN, colored. in need Of work: ex-
gEi esEEie6sssS 6ssa. ehauHsur' butler; live in.
MAN. col, desires evening job from
e Pm pIa.sa nntil 1880 or II pm.
MAN. eolored. now employed. with
drivers permit. wishes part time
eve. work after $50 pm. or work
OF any kind; exper.; refs. MI. 1868.
MAN DESIRES permanent position
in mortgage banking, real estate
sales management. or administra-
tion. Experience: Mortgage bank
ing oficer, real estate sales man
agement, builder contractor. Liberal
Arts degree and Law BACKGROUND.
Married. Children. Phi. TIE. 1854.
ewes. 20s
Evening star., 1952-01-20

CLERK to work in dry cleaning
store. perfer experience but not
OR DRIVER ROUTE SALESMAN
for established route. DALE CLEAN.
ERS, 81. 1113.
CLERK-TYPIST for wholesale con-
cern; must be experienced. pleasant
working conditions. good pay. Ap-
ply SIS Pennsylvania ave- NV. go
LANGUAGE TEACHER
Experienced in direct conversational
method. For group instruction.
French, Spanish, possibly other
LANGUAGES. Write in confidence
stating full qualifications. back
ground and time available. Box
18TH, star.
CLERK, 18 to 3S. white
to act rs inter.ofnce messenger and
perform slight clerical duties; hrs.
S:15-4:45. Monday Friday; pleasant
ONCE and associations. See Mrs
Dunn. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL, 1901 Penna. ave. nv.
MIMEoGRAPH oPR., experienced
rs PM. 81 per hr. Cali OR.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

MATTRESSES, white, night work. {,
Gays Wk.; salary. $50 wk. Apply
st. sc. DO
WAITRESS, white, part time; over
81; meals and uniforms FURNISHED
CHEVY CHASE INN, 55IO Conn.
~
GIRLS to address envelopes by hand
q Snr @ once; excel. salary. ELSE
MANS 601 7th st. NV.
LADIES-Big profits selling tor quail
nylonS. Plain and novelty styles:
samples free! vanRYSWICK Co.
Brown Bldg. Phila. 6, Pa.
LADIES'! AVON representatives serve
ssS weekly. ri. 0Ss5. N earn Ms s0'
LADY. refined, work in hrs. Of own
choice. day or eye. About S3 an hr
pm. $3.50. RIM. ZOE. 10 i4th st.
LADY. white, to work 4 evenings Der
week: average $40 per eve; car
and phone helpful. Phone KE.
3,S052 for appointment. -2l
LADY. as field manager, preferably
over 30. for most interesting and
lucrative work, should be able to
deyote or hrs. daily; car help
with other ladies: earnings COM
LADY. TEACHER PREFERRED, to
live IN private school, do some simple
tutoring and take charge of small
group Of resident children. Give
Evening star., 1952-01-20

WOMAN-White, light housework; ;
home. Box 4s7-c, Star.
WOMAN OR GIRL to work in restau-
rant; experience not necessary. Ap-
ply Sunday only, NEW HOWARD
CAFE, 109 G st. NV
WOMEN to arrange over phone ap-
pointments for representative of
families interested in the best; must
have good contacts or be able to
make some. Box ak. Star.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

COLORED CLERK-TYPIST
COLLEGE TRAINED
For interview. Sun, call NO. 4617,
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
r., ~. GUARANTEED $40 WEEK
PLoS MEALS AND UNIFORMS FURN
FuLL-TIME POSITIONS ~
DAY OR NIGHT
osveral new shoppes opening soon,
permanent position. pleasant work
lng conditions, vacation with pay,
SICK leave, group insurance benefits
empioye purchase discounts; training
Ao1 of9In0tsons: Apply at any
HOT SHOPPES
,r. OR Employment once
USE STAIRWAY TO End FLOOR
ROOM 200, COLORADO BLDG
lS4l @ ST. NV, NO PHONE Calls.
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HIP WoMEN
Tvnist-Sfennrranlnar.

For large laundry-dry cleaning tarn.
Excellent working Conditions. sici
leave. vacation with pay. 5-day wK.
apply IN person or call DU. 11ll.
MANHATTAN CO., Laundry and
DRY Cleaning. 1928 Florida ave. NV,
Evening star., 1952-01-20

LADY FOR RETAIL STORE
Gift shop or stationery store
experience preferred. Well
established store In down
town area. Phone DI. 1868
after 9:30 am.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

WAITRESS. for kosher-style delica.
lessen: lessen daywork. !sood working con-
1t1,Sns; MSSrs r,v, Apply W IN person. FORE
Shapel rd., WA. 7789. Closed on
Evening star., 1952-01-20

=. AMAZING MoNFY-MAKERs!
New all-occasion greeting card values
1ell Sado themselves ua rs You make up to
LUZ casn pront on sensational 2l-
selling boxes. Personalized sta
tionery, matches. etc. Assortments
on approval, other samples FREE
HYCREST. 70 Chauncy, Dept. 1873,
Evening star., 1952-01-20

MECHANIC with heavy duty ex-
perience on Mack. White, Twin
Coaches and buses wants position in
oifiFFiicE MANAGER ia "a administrative snHi
Diversified BACKGROUND In business
management, supervision Of all ofice
detail, personnel. bookkeeping. sta
tistics. reports, public relations. Re-
ply Box Six, Star, or phone TIE.
PLUMBER AND sTEAMFlTTER. first-
class mechanic, wants work, day,
contract. BOZ 2e-K. Star.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment, odd jobs. yard work.
wall washing. carpentry. house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 453s.
MKT. RESEARCH ANALYST
10 yrs mkt. public opin. survey exp. !;
A. B. deg. psych; white. age 81
yrs: resume references furnished
CO. S977 or write Box 445-C. Star
Evening star., 1952-01-20

DO YOU KNOW SOME ONE?
Piano teacher to teach school. age
beginners. 4 to 8 daily. plus q to s
Sat; certificate. degree or sup. of
music training preferred; good pay.
Box 447-D. Star.
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
Fifth aye. IN. W flrm desires women
Vogue" Mademoiselle. Good COM
missioners. Write MODERN NAN
NER. 260-AN Fifth ave. New York. .
- GREETING CARDS, 25 FOR 81
Exciting value all-occasion assortment
sells on sight. You make 1OOef
pront-S50 on boxes! 81 Imprinted
stationery, de luxe assortments, per-
ssonahzed matches. napkins. othe.
imprint SAMPLES FREE. boxes on ap-
proval. ARTISTIC. 1881 way, Ell
mira. New Ynrk -
Evening star., 1952-01-20

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HELP MEN AND woMEN

ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER; 5-day,
35-hr. work week; good working
conditions; paid holidays and vaca-
ton, Call MR.. PETERSON. HU.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
HELP WcAAeN
STENOGRAPHER

With general ONCE exp. and ability
to meet the public; 5-dav week;
salary. $50. Apply JAFFE. Gil 18th
st. NV "a
Evening star., 1952-01-20

G.H.W., LIVE IN-$25
light cooking; small family. GE.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

PERMANENT POSITION
Omen Feb. !. II you have experience
ip kinderearten work. child psy-
age $3.50, college framing estab-
ished corporation will consider YOU
for full-time work. Educationai
sales service, complete training
our expense. Position worth $500
per month to qualified persons. Give
letter of application. Box 277-D.
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lcontinued on Next Pa0oI
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Can you use a man. in his early
thirties. with successful sales back
fields? Qualified for sales manage
ment or administrative responsible
ties. Capable sales correspondent
ana copy man. adaptable to promo
tionai ideas. College education. late
model car. Interested only In bona
Evening star., 1952-01-20

INTERESTING fuil-time telephone
work, night and evening shifts;
flexible schedules arranged; some
tyoing required. Call ST. 3322 Mon.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

STENO. O.-SECRETAkY, experienced. to
working conditions; hours, a to s.:
5-day week: good salary. 925 18th
st. NV. Cal ST. 2252. -22
Evening star., 1952-11-06

ence and Big Ten champions.
Dallas Cotton Bowl will have the
Southwest Conference winner as
host team. But the three confer
ence races are far from settled,
and nobody can say for sure at
this date who'll be defending
conference honors January /.
Orange Bowl Officials to Meet.
The Orange Bowl at Miami will
hold q committee meeting this
week end and members refused to
discuss any. possible teams until
then. A spokesman commented,
however, that November is an
important month in football and
we want to pick the best teams. Z"
A rundown Of the top 10 teams
shows that only one besides Geor-
gia Tech. eighth-ranked Tennes-
see. Is eligible for a bowl bid. The
Volunteers. who have appeared in
many bowl games in past years,
are still trying to live down an
early season loss to Duke, which
lost 28-7. to Georgia Tech last
Saturday.
Michigan State. No. /, is a men,
(See BOWI & Pare CAY
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Ex-kentucky Stars Barred
From All Sports by JUDGE
BY the Asseeiafed Pros,

NEW YORK, Nov. GA Judge
ruled today that three former
University of Kentucky and Olym-
pic basketball stars convicted Of
conSpiring with gamblers must
not engage in any amateur or
professional sports for three years.
The players are Ralph Beard
and Alex Groza. All-America
choices. and Dale Barnstable, all
of whom were placed on probation
for three years after being given
suspended sentences. :
General Sessions Judge Saul S.
Streit told Beard and Groza in
his chambers that their sports ban
would apply through the proba-
tionary period. The same notifi-
cation was sent to Barnstable, who
was not present.
Evening star., 1952-11-06

Gen. Eisenhower probably will
play his golf, if any, at Burning
Tree after he becomes President.
The President-elect is a mem
ber of the exclusive club on River
road. and. as President, he will
become an honorary member Of
many clubs throughout the coun-
try.
Eisenhower has played golf at
Burning Tree at least a half dozen
times in the seven years that Max
Elbin has been pro there. Be-
cause of the privacy the club af-
fords. it would be the most likely
site if he should continue to play.
Cliff Roberts, chairman Of the
Masters Tournament and one of
Eisenhower's frequent playing
partners, told the Associated Press
yesterday that Ike was a very
good golfer, scoring regularly in
the low 80s.
But Eisenhower is more modest
and said his score usually is 80 and
up. Elbin. who has given the gen.
eral several tips but never a full
lesson. said the latter figure was
correct when Eisenhower last
Evening star., 1952-11-06
By shs Asseeies.d Pres.

NEW YORK. Nov. GA power
full offense isn't the only factor
keeping Maryland and Sugar
Bowl-bound Georgia Tech among
the college football leaders--the
two powers also have the best
defensive platoons in the land.
And Maryland, listed rs No. 3
defensively last week. has moved
ahead Of Tech in the No. / spot,
figures released today by the
NCAA Service Bureau disclosed.
Maryland has limited seven op-
ponents to q total Of 1,095 yards
both rushing and passing for an
average Of 1864 yards per game
yield. while Tech has given up
1,097 yards in seven games for
an 1867 average. Both teams, in
|cidentally. are unbeaten and un-
tied, as Is Southern California,
which ranks fourth in total de-
fense with q 175.8 yards per game
figure.
Southern Cal, No. 8 team in the
Associated Press poll, ranks just
behind Tennessee. which has q
|175.5 total defense figure. Ten
|nessee, always q strong defensive
CLUB under Coach Bob Neyland
has lost only one game and is
Eighth in the poll.
Fordham, q paradoxical team
which can't win for losing, is lead
ing in rushing defense with an
average yield Of only 82.8 yards
Iper game. Despite its good rush.
ing defense and its own passing
Iodense, which rates No. / sta
Itistically, the Rams now have
dropped four straight without q
victory.
Right behind Fordham in rush.
ing defense are Michigan State,
the top team in the A. p. poll,
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Sugar Bowl Combing EIigibIes
For 7eonn to Face Georqiu Tech

disappoint the fans" Dodd added.
Dodd's Southeastern >Confer-
ence powerhouse has defeated the
Citadel. Florida, Southern Meth
odist, Tulane. Auburn. Vanderbilt
and, last Saturday, previously
unbeaten Duke. Ahead are Army,
Alabama, Florida State and
Georgia.
Tech has now played 81 straight
games without loss. The only
blenaish on the string which ex-
tends back to 1850 is a tie against
Duke last year.
The Georgians became the Ma
tion's hottest bowl prospect by
smacking Duke last week. To beat
other bowls to the punch-Tech
had feelers from three major
bowls--the Sugar Bowl broke for
the second straight year a prece-
dent against inviting a team be-
fore it finished it's season.
The first time was on Novem-
ber Is last year, when Maryland
was named to oppose Tennessee.
The game cost Maryland a years
from the Southern
Conference, which has ban on
bowls.
No Sign of Action.
Unbeaten Maryland would fit
nicely into any bowl this year,
but there is no indication the
Southern Conference might re-
scind its rule. Commissioner
Wallace Wade said there sis no
movement as far as know to
change or rescind the conference
rule" but added that it could
come UP at the conference meet
ing at Clemson, S. c.. December
1918.
There has been no word from
the Big Seven Conference about
any move to change rules to per-
nit Oklahoma to play here.
It will mark Georgia Techs
ninth bowl appearance-the Sec
ond here.
Techs first trip to the Sugar
Bowl was in 1914, when Eddie
Prokop set a Sugar Bowl rushing
record in driving his team to a
20-18 victory over Tulsa.
Tech has also appeared in the
(See GEORGIA TECH. Page Cay
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Eisenhauer 10 Oppose
Duke Despite Injury
BY shs Assoeio..d Press

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Steve
Eisenhauer, Navy's toughest rock
In its defensive wall, viii be back
at his guard position Saturday
against Duke despite bruised ribs.
That was the report as Coach
Eddie Erdelatz brought up two
sophomore jayvees to I'LL out his
squad for the tough Southern
Conference rival.
Center Joe Mackenzie and
Guard Leonard Benzi were boost
ed to the varsity. Benzi may be
called on to I'LL Eisenkauer's spot
in case the regular can't hold up
for the entire game. Eisenhauer
was injured in last Saturdays
losing effort against Notre Dame
when he blocked a field goal at
tempt.
More bad medical news hit the
Middle camp when it was learned
Tom Dumont. senior offensive tao
kle, win be out the rest Of the
season with an ailing leg.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Beaten French Boxer Dies
36 Hours After Bout
by The Assoeic,ed Prsss

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Honore Pra-
test, former French flyweight
champion, died in the London
Hospital today. SO hours after be-
ing badly battered in a 10-round
fight.
The 31-year-o1d Frenchman was
outpointed by Zulu Jake Tuli,
British Empire champion, Tuesday
night.
Pratesi collapsed in his dressing
room an hour after the fight and
was rushed to hospital where
two brain operations and a blood
TRANSMISSION were performed yes
terday.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Invitation to Play
Terps Rejected
By MICHIGAN State
BY the Associaied Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Michi-
gan State University has rejected
an invitation to play the Univer-
sity Of Maryland in a Memorial
Stadium football game for char
ity.
James c. Anderson, president
Of the Baltimore Recreation and
Parks Board. announced today the
reply was contained in q telegram,
from Ralph II. Young, Michigan
State director of athletics.
Thanks for telegram" Young
wired. college and conference
rules prohibit post-season games" :"
Arthur B. Price, president Of
City Council, had suggested the
game to raise funds for medical
research at the two universities.