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Evening star., 1952-07-13
statesmen!
If you know how to sell,
this message is for you :.

If you know how to sell :. Lacy's, Washngton's
largest television and appliance chain, has inside
openings for to men who desire to better their
your advantage to decide now to make a change
from your present position whether it be mems
furnishings, clothing, furniture, shoes any other
product :. to one that has no limit on your salary
or advancement. We want men who have only the
best records in other fields well as in television
and appliances men who have engaging selling
personalities These openings are only for those
who ambitious, sincere and have real desire to
get ahead. disqualification, free life insurance
vacation with pay, and many other employe benefits
Confidential personal interviews
will be given tomorrow, Monday
evening" from PM to 8 PM.
LACY'S Executive Offices
9th and E Streets NV.
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HELP-MEN
SHIPPING AND RECETyINC

SHIPPING AND RECEIVING FORE.
MAN. Must have. ample exper. tc
must be capable Of expeditinG in.
coming and outgoing orders and
maintaining door stock. Apply in
person, CAPITOL SOUVENIR CO.,
HJ6 Penna. ave. NV. Ia
SHOE SALESMAN, for part.time:
steady position; 6.9 pm. and ali
day Saturday. Apply LENLER S
SHOE STORE, 427 9Th st. Sc. Ia
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YOUNG MAN, with car. to make few
doughnut shop; permanent position.
salary and car allowance Apply
bet and IL am. at $3.50 Piney
Branch rd.. Silver Spring. Nd.
YOUNG MAN WANTED who is am.
bilious and wishes to place self
in secure. position Of responsibility.
THIS position in our service dept.
oners interesting. varied work in
addition to an excellent salary and
working conditions. A BACKGROUND
in service or installation work would
be helpful. Apply to Mr.. Edward,
9SnN 3Sit q, q; WEBSTER q SONS. INC.
800. Ia
YOUNG MAN for servicins ONCE ma
chimes, local trainins: permanent II
satisfactory. Phone Hobart 1887.
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MECHANICAL
CRAFTSMAN

Originate assembly drawings from
layout and sketches. detail draw
ing. prepare sketches from engineer S
data. For further information and
personal interview. please phone 81.
700, Personnel Department.
VITRO CORP. OF AMERICA
962 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring, Md.
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PAINTERS

straight time Jobs, with
apt. incl. as part of salary Tor
cash allowance therefory for steady
and experienced men; must have
car; maintenance work on A50-untt
ing qualifications and telephone
number, for interview BY appt.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
1000 30th st. Sc. Apt. 1.
PARTS CLERK, for appliances dis
tributor; high school graduate. with
some exper:; good pay: 5-day wk..
1 ARchs hEs eSzs eSMzATANT1c Mr.s W. ave- aprat :.
La. $500. La
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!white) for large wholesale distri-
2asSss spsiy 1,ai SdSS Sth sk 81 nx vacation etc.
STATION ATTENDANT; exper., d. C.
permit; local refs; RoY's SHELL
SEERVnICE' SERRVyn g9I n cayitol St, IA
4ppy "ta 9oo Rhode 70 1sisnd HGad avs nS
STOCK CLERK MESSENGER to
handle ONCE supplies for local in
surance company: Inside, work. 5-
fsy ns wssh eehdsdSs 5o AGO. ss esfesn per WGTs
aovERNMENT EMPIoYEEss IN: IN
sURANCE CO.. 14th and L sts. NV.
STORE FIXTURE FOREMAN-com.
plete knowledge, willing to produce;
excel. opportunity. Box 3l5-A. Star.
STOCK CLERK. exper. only; 4o-hr.
wk.; annual and sick leave; holi-
days with pay. Apply ANDREWS S
AIR FORCE BASE EXCHANGE.
STOCK ROOM MAN. and . perpetual
the firsf for a man Of ability to
take complete charge Of incoming
man wishing to learn the automo-
ventory system in buyers ofice.
Good salaries and working condi-
tions. MILLER-DUDLEY CO.. INC.
Itl6 14th st. NV. -l9
SUPERINTENDENT for apt. project:
maintain oil heating equipment,
make minor plumbing and electrical
repairs, care Of lawns and shrub
berry. supervise janitors; small apt.
provided. Reply. giving details and
exper. to Box 134-A. Star. Excel.
SERVICE MAN. Car
furn. Must have 2-yrs. exper. out
side calls. See r. Dowd. DOWD'S
TV. AIS Conn. ave. NV. la
TREE EXPERTS wanted by estab-
Eood snsd p.g % D 'ead1y i41y .yes Werkess as Gny sg
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GROCERY MAN

Super-market man with managers {
experience; salary dependent or
your ability. Apply Sun. until &
pm. weekdays until Q pm. WEST
OVER SUPER MARKET. 1868 N
Washington blvd. Arlington, Va
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18th and Pa. Ave. NV. --16
ROOFERS, composition. Must be
union carpenters. Call LO. 5-0s22.
ROUCE SALESMAN. opportunities
and promising future with leading
aundry and dry cleaning: security,
permanent. and income well in eX-
cess of So 600 per year to men who
show willingness and interest, start
ing salary more than $3,5Q0; paid
vacations plus many additional
benefits; we will train you thor
oughly. Apply Mr. Wine, 3-5 pm.
BANNER LAUNDRY, 901 Oronoco
ST., Alex. --15
ROUTEMAN, we have a permanent
position in our sales department for
a man between @5-40 years of age.
Trere is an excellent opportunity
Tor advancement. Vacation with
pa Hospital and accident insur-
ance. Apply ELITE LAUNDRY. 3lI9
l3lh st NV. 10
ROUTEMAN. dry cleaning and laund.,
On est. route, Sun. UN. 0l50; Mon.
AP. 5000 MERRITT CLEANERS.
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SALESMAN

COFFEE CO. has omen.
ings in Northern Virginia and WASH
ington for a high-caliber Salesman
who is sales minded. The man se-
lected must be 25 to 45 years OF age,
married. and able to make bond.
Salary. commission and bonus plan.
Company average earnings SS5 per
week. Transportation furnished ex-
psnse paid. Phone MR.. O'NEILL.
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WAREHOUSE MAN

TO manage small but busy wholesale
floor covering branch. Shippinr.
RECEIVING, phone orders. Accuracy
WIN ngureS NECESSARY. Permanent
WAREHOUSE MANAGER. must be ex-
cspabIe cer 70 take nsmalind complete charge and
GROSS. 1924 24th st. NV. III %
BOYS. over Is, exper. with rowboats.
BASIN BoATHoUsE, foot of 18Th 18Th
BoYs-Fig. easy money. Sell name.
{!se. BOX ai5-E. star 'e'e XII
MAN, to do general farm work; pay
Sl4O per mo. house, garden. fuel
si,di. And ! gal. milk day furnished
farm machinery. Refs. REQ. Prefer
GRANyILIE GERANNIyIIdLIE BERRY. Mclean. va
Man white; $3.50, to work in frozen
food food warehouse Of Leading whole
after l. noon noon at AS No 10th hNaGNSvS st. s.W
No phone calls. lis
MAN: to, WORK as parts clerk ir
electrical supply house. Apply be
sEsF. fTfsF Ii si4 'Rs e. St. D% nv C. A 15 15P
MAN. .colored, single lover 35). who
is otherwise employed. who can do
painting and plastering In exchange
for small 1-rm. and bath house
keeping apt. NE. 5544. IA
MAN WANTED: Free. everythina
you need to make money. No
cash or exper. necessary. Demon
stration sells on sight. Product
nationally advertised. Take orders
urgently needed maintenance spe-
clalty. Lib. comms. Men over
35 wanting growing income write
Box 17R6. Cleveland Ohm
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SALESMEN-YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Rawleigh Dealer wanted at once for
opening in Greene. Orange or Spot
sylvania counties. Excellent oppor-
tunity for increased earnings. Write
RAWLEIGH'S, Dept. G-l4-10oX.
Richmond, Va.
statesmen (3), research service. We
will take the responsibility for your
earning a minimum of SlU0 per VIZ.
after preliminary training; advanced
commissions. dignified work, good
income while learning. Call per-
sonnel dept, RE. 6911, for interview.
statesmen t2) for our clothing dept.
SALTZ BROS. 1341 F st. NV.
lis
statesmen (2) for our furnishings
dept. SALTZ BROS, 1341 F st. NV.
-15
Statesmen, new miracle outdoor
lights sweeping country. Enormous
demand from gas stations. motels,
drive-inS. nite-Spots, auto agencies.
Written money-back GUARANTEE
clinches sales. Exclusive territories
to statesmen and distributors. Make
$50 to $500 per sale. No samples,
no investment, no lighting expert
ence required. W. H. LONG CO.,
Chicago 10. Ill. Est. 1911.
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SALES TRAINEE

Young man. 34-2s. with some sales
experience. or who has the desire
to sell Must be aggressive and
have good personality. National or
ganiZation. Supervised, prepared
training course. Protected territory
Salary and commission. Interviews
by appointment only. MI. 5000,
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MEAT CUTTER, stock man. all
around work in grocery store. Ap-
ply Monday. Ho. 370O. 2409 Frank
Mai III +, SALESMAN aaiLtEM for full-line pack.
ing house: 25-mi. radius Va. side;
salary and comm; only exper. and
consistent person need apply. Call
Manassas. Va. SS-W-22. Ia
MECHANICAL ENGINEER for estab.
lished mechanical contracting firm
specializing in municipal and Govt
work; would prefer man with esti-
mating experience; excel. salary to
qualified man. STEWART BAINUM
CO., GE. 043T. -16
MECHANIC-Exper.: good pay and
good hours. Call CY. 9679. Ia
MECHANIC, experienced gasoline en-
gines. permanent work. RE. 4797.
MECHANIC, young, must be good
and brazing: 4O-hr. wk.. top wages
if capable. Apply chief engineer
M. J. ULINE CO., 3rd and M sts.
MECHANICS 70, to work in modern
Ford agency Must be sober and
reliable; excellent salary. 5i2 day
week. Call GWYNN JAMESON
MOTOR CO.. Waldorf, Md. Waldorf
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MAN
MAN WITH CAR,

Middle aeed. to manage pickup ONCE
BERGMANN'S LAUNDRY. 623 G st.
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IRON WORKERS or steeplejacks OF
wreckers for tower work with burn
ing exp; S125 weekly. ST. 3470.
JANITOR, night work in large apt.
house,: desire mtddle-ased. reliable
and sober colored man with switch
board and elevator experience; salary
and quarters: / night on each week
Box 231 B, Star. lis
JANITOR for small ofice bldg: must
be reliable and have references; at
tractive salary. Apply RIM. 204
JANITOR. colored. for apt. bldg
Must know operation Of coal stoker
switchboard. elevator and general
maintenance. Must have. best ref.
erences. Good salary and quarters
See Mr.. Clohan at E. J. FLYNN
CO.; 44s Washington Bldg. RE
JANITOR. must know maintenance
work. Apply Office, 3511 Davenport
st. NV, am. to 5 pm. EN-. 1919
-19
JANITOR for sarden-type apts.. ir
Hyatts,. to. live on premises; nj
children: salary and living quarter.
furnished uN 250N
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Guard-Watchman

(White) for once building. age limit
65, to work 3-day week, rotatins
shift, in a scientific research organ,
ization. Must be physically sound
sober. and well recommended. Cal
HARDWARE CLERK-Exper. helpfu
but will train ambitious man. Excel
oppor. Apply Charles E. Hartman
BARRIER & ROSS CO., 5th and
SITS. ne, DE. 050I. lis
HARDWARE SALESMAN. must be
experienced: good pay. PINEY
BRANCH HARDWARE, SH. 47TT.
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Salary Plus Incentive

Factory training at our ex.
pense before territory assign
ment.
If you feel that you qualify.
write Box 1907. Star, imme.
diately outlining your qualifi-
Salohs Wi hs srranSed persona n Wa ebins
ton. D. c., for those who meet
our requirements.
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Sales Representative
AA-A1 Manufacturer of Ma
tionally Advertised Uten'
sils, Gift Ware and Spec.
ialty Items

Here's real opportunity
for 1952-and the years to
come. Due to the increased
availability of metals, We are
interested in a man to take
over the Baltimore and WASH
ington. D. C. territory ter
ritory with established ac-
counts built UP through per-
sonal sales contact during the
past years.
We have an opening for an
aggressive. salesman to sell our
line in surrounding area.
He will call on distributors,
jobbers and premium and pro-
motional users. Our products
have been on the market for
more than Az years. are known
for quality. backed by national
consumer and trade paper ad-
Vertising programs.
Because this is q better.
than-average position, We will
consider only college graduates
who have had at least two
years of successful sales ex-
perience. Age 25 to IS pre-.
ferred
Evening star., 1952-07-13
LIQUOR SALESMAN

Opportunity to make perm. connec-
tions with ability and perso :Ly
In selling; good salary. excel. oEpor-
ttln!tF for advancement CENTRAL
LIQUORS, INC. 5ls 9th st. wv.
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SALESMAN
$125 Draw to Right Man

$125 Draw to Right Man
WE WANT TWO e, MEN TO HAN
DIE OUR BONA FIDE LEADS ON
ENCE PREFERRED BUT NOT ES-
SENTIAL; CAR NECESSARY. 20
MILE RADIUS. SALARY PLUS CON-
MISSION. PLUS CAR ALLOWANCE
RIGHT AWAY. MR.. WYSE.
BOND VAC. STORES, INC.
61O 9th ST. NV.
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HOTEL PAINTER

First class man for year round posi-
tion. ) or 6-day week. Welfare
insurance. disqualification, etc.
Paid vacation. Apply in person
only Housekeeper, CONGRESS
SIONAL HOTEL. 800 New Jersey
ave. Sc.
HOUSEMAN, white, pleasant working
cond: Apply. housekeeper. CARLTON
HOTEL. 18th and K sts. NV.
INSTALLERS-Exp men to
install aluminium windows and avn
ing: steady work. See MR.. McIN-
TOSH. 400 H st. ne. --l5
INSTALLERS, ALUMINIUM
Must be experienced. to install alumni
mum windows and doors. Highest
salary: good working conditions.
Serviceman and detail. Bring ref
erences. Apply ALL WEATHER
STORM WINDOW CO., 5403
Georgia ave. NV. Do not phone.
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statesmen

Part time for one of Washington S
largest furniture stores; must be
sober, responsible and ambitious
Apply to Mr.. Charles. CURTIS
BROS. FURNITURE CO., 204l
Nichols ave. Sc. Ia
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MANAGER

FOR APT. RENTALS
Man about 35 years for rental dept
Of large garden-type development
with experience in this line or hotel
Must have nice appearance ano
pleasing personality in order to bt
Write BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY
3l3 North Glebe I'd. Arl.. Va. Il:
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
Our administrative training program
offers an excellent career oppor-
ing companies. Basic qualifications
Age 1928. preferably married col.
lege education. Washington back.
ground. Telephone v. W. HOLLE.
MAN, DI O333, IA
Evening star., 1952-07-13
HELP-MEN
ROOM CT,ERK

Experienced young man to work on
front desk of downtown hotel; alter
mating hours. Apply in person to
MR., FULLILOVE.
HOTET PATTEGu
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statesmen

and appliances. Excellent
opportunity for aggressive man to
earn big money. Salary and COM
mission; no night work: company
dement's, See Mr.. Steifel, MARVfNS,
734 18th st. NV. -l5
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LEDGER CLERK

Suitable night college stu
dent. from Bethesda Chevy
Chase area; 5-day week,
personal applications only
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERI.
CANA, 4606 EaSt-West hwy.
Bethesda, Md.
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statesmen

OALGOMEN
IF YOU ARE OVER 2l. HAVE A
CAR: LIVE NEARBY AND WOULD
ERAGE, PLUS LIBERAL BONUS,
INVESTIGATE THIS POSITION
PERMANENT. NO TRAVELLING,
NON-SEASONAL. LEADS FUR
NIsHED THOROUGH TRAINING
CESS. FOR INTERVIEW CALL Mr..
TEVIS. WA. 2501. -I5
SANDWICHNIAN and counterman
wanted; must be exper in kosher
food. HOFBERG DELICATESSEN.
1922 Eastern ave NV. Ia
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
FULWIDERS, Esso Service Center,
1015 8. Capitol st. s.w., Ii. 4-9sG5.
SHEET METAL MEN: all types out
side work. perm. jobs. OXFORD
ROOFING CO. FA. 1880. LA
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HELP MEN (cont. }

ENGINEERS HELPER, white. for
Srk dny II Sor stsam rSUs pSSer ,s4H plant 4snE Rnby
to chief engineer. GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY. 37th and o NV. Ia
ENGINEER, Sd class, twhitel. CO.
LUMBIA HOSPITAL. 25th and L SITS.
NV. HU. 1000. --I5
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LINOLEUM MECHANIC needed for
linoleum installation Apply at 1902
l. st. NV, or call RE. 1865. Ia
LIQUOR CLERK. white. must know
wines and liquors: good pay. 1918
i7th st. NV. after 10 pm.
LITHO-PRESSMAN-Quality press
man with thorough knowledge of
Harris presses. Man with ability
to adjust and maintain presses
pref. Top wages for right man.
Box SOB. Star.
LUMBER AND MILLWORK SALES
MAN-Opening for experienced man
who can sell and service jobbing
and commercial accounts. Salary
open. Box 307-B, Star
MACHINISTS - Research develop
ment firm has openings for full
time machinists: good pay and bene-
GtS for qualified men. Cali AIR
TRONIC RESEARCH, INC. Bethes-
da. Md. OIL. 1876. --I5
MACHINIST. first-class; prefer Job
shop experience: steady, permanent
employment in clean, light. WELL
yentiled shop. Apply STONE PA
PER TUBE CO.. 900 Franklin
MACHiNIST. FIRST CLASS. 1igs and
fixtures; paid vacation and holiday
Apply 4IgE,,r,Inv N person WASHINGTON y
Calvert rd, College Park Md Ia
Evening star., 1952-07-13

WAREHOCSEMAN. white. 1890, Ia
WORK in frozen food warehouse OF
Leading wholesaler. Good opportu-
nity for steady. reliable man. See
MR MORRIS after ~ noon at AS
wAREHoGsTE;MASS. 0eSpe eSDeriene.d Sa,ts; fur fur.
niture; white. Apply 14l 18th St.
WXREHoUsEMEN for wholesale f froz.
en- food distributor; experienced pre-
IerTeG; must be reliable. EDWARD
l4SO Okie ST n z A Ra2En -
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MACHINIST'S HELPER
Excellent opportunity to learn fine
trade; paid vacations and hospital
i2ation. BOWEN CO.. 4712. Be-
thesda. Md. Ia
MAIL ROOM CLERK. exper. helpful
but not nec.: perm. position. 5-uay
i0-hr. wk,, pleasant working cond..
liberal discount on purcnas seS. in
retirement pian. Apr ~Eoj1' l. !
DRUG STORE employment office,
- ? st. ne. Iii
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FIREMAN
Food Clerks
GROCERY-MEAT

Food Clerks
GROCERY-MEAT
CUTTER-PRODUCE
Top hourly rates, based on super.
market experience; 5-day week. paid
vacations, regular increases. Apply
manager, JUMBO FOOD STORES,
3439 Benning I'd. ne. -15
FOREMAN. precision machine shop:
capable Of taking complete charge
of mod. completely equip. shop.
Must be fully qualified in millers.
lathes, turrets, gear cutters. heat
treatment, Jig borers and precision
Erinders: parts held to close tolsr:
plant. AHRENDT INSTRUMENT
CO., College Park. Md, UN. 400.
FoRMIcA MECHANIC. must be first-
class veneer man, must be able to
take charge Of shop; top wages to
right man; only experienced men
apply. XII. S-9S05.
FOUNTAN or counterman for busy
food counter; must have lengthy re-
cent local fountain refs; $3.50 to
1870 shift. 1901 Ga. ave. NV.
EURRIEk TO OPERATE ana manage
cold storage vault. Cleaning, glaZ-
ing. and repair business on prof
Il INCENTIVE nlan: See MI: Smith.
r.. SMITHS STORAGE CO.. 1918
FuSNITEuiRnET FuHS III nT SALESMAN, experienced ue
come evening work. Apply 2O21
Evening star., 1952-07-13
HEtP-MEN
TV SERVICEMAN Dram
TV BENCHMAN
TV SERVICEMEN

We have openings in all sections OF
the city for experienced outside, full
and part-time technicians, with
cars; guarantee plus liberal commits.
sion paid vacations, insurance; per.
friendly organization; all Of our out
sioe servicemen earn over S125 wk
Drop IN our air-conditioned shops al
4:3g 9th st. NV. Just OF Ga. ave.
az Varnum, or phone MR.. MEYER
Evening star., 1952-07-13

Box 1887, Star
Evening star., 1952-01-06

existing before the meet, but
he was one full stride behind
Attlesey. His coaching of At
tlesey is directed largely at
starting. Attlesey, in COM
menting on Gehrdes' ability
to get off fast. declared that
he hopes he will be able to
start with the same speed.
With Russia expected to
come into the Olympics this
year with a strong team, the
Navy Is bending every effort
to have this squad, known as
the Navy Olympic Squad, in
top form to help uphold the
leadership the United States
has held in the international
meet so many times.
OF the others on the squad,
Brown Shapes up as one OF the
best. His mark of 9:09.9 for
the two-mile places him
among the leaders In the
United States, although it is
from the mile up that the
Europeans take most of the
glory.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

1850, at the AAU champion
ships at College Park, when
he ran in 1875 seconds. Later,
he ran the distance in 1875
both at Fresno, Calf, and at
Helsinki, Finland, where the
Olympics are to be held this
summer.
The squad works out twice
daily between regular duties
at the academy, exercising in
the gym In the morning and
taking to the track in the
afternoon.
Coaching Attlesey are two
men who also made their
mark in the hurdles. Tommy"
Thompson, running for Can
ada. won the Olympic high
hurdles in 1920 in record
breaking time of 14.4 seconds.
Assisting him is Jim GehrdeS
of Penn State, who three
years in a row won the high
hurdle event in The Evening
Star Games at the National
Guard Armory. Running
second to Attlesey at College
Park, GehrdeS was timed in
1877, which tied the record
Evening star., 1952-01-06

THE NAVY is definitely
4 Olympic minded this
year, and just a trifle SNUG
about it.
Working out daily with
Coach Earl Tommy Thomp-
son at the Naval Academy are
a half-dozen top track men,
one of whom is a world
record holder.
The six, all in the enlisted
branch of the Navy but as
signed to the academy, are
Dick Attlesey, holder of the
world record for the l10-meter
hurdles who formerly ran for
the University of Southern
California; two of his team
mates, Bob Chambers, a half
miller, and Howard Bugbee,
good sprinter: Cyrus Taylor,
a sprinter from George Pep
perdine College; Gene Haynes,
a San Jose miller, and Jim
Brown, Arkansas excellent
two-miler.
Principal attention, Of
course, centers on Attlesey,
who broke the record for the
llO-meter hurdles on June IS,
Evening star., 1952-01-06

Chambers, who will run in
the 1,000-yard run indoors,
has been clocked in 1:50'7
for the half-mile. a very cred
table mark. Haynes, with
a AIS mile to his credit, needs
but little improvement to be
among the top men at that
distance. Taylor, a sprinter,
is increasing his distance to
enter the 40O-meter ranks. He
will run at 600 yards on the
indoor boards. Bugbee is a
90 man in the 100-yard dash.
but will find plenty Of compe-
tition at that speed.
All these men will be en-
tered in The Evening Star
Games next Saturday night
at the National Guard Armory.
They will be the first from
the West Coast to appear
here, with the exception of
Doc Richards, the pole-vault-
ing clergyman from Laverne
College, California, who has
jumped here three times un-
der the colors of Illinois A. c.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BY the Asseeiated Press

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. g.
Syracuse's touchdown twins, Pal
Stark and Bob Leberman, reeleo
OF two touchdowns apiece today
to lead the aroused Orangemen
to a 25-7 upset victory over Penn
State which just about ruined
the Bowl chances of the Nittany
Lions.
Penn States only touchdown
came on a sensational 77-yard
punt return by Don Bailey in
the opening minutes Of the game.
Bill Leonard converted. It was
his 18th time in a row.
Stark thrilled the crowd Of 49,
900 in Archbold Stadium with
touchdown runs of Al and "a
yards. Leberman drilled over
once FROM the six and again from
the 2-yard line. s
Only one Syracuse conversion
attempt by Jim George succeeded,
chiefly because Of bad passes from
center.
Stark. in addition to his touch
down runs, outpassed States Tony
Radios with ease. He attempted
Evening star., 1952-11-09
BY the Asseeioied Press

MADISON. Wis, Nov. 8.-Wis-
consin rolled freely in the first
half today but wilted in the
second and. aided by a fourth
quarter field goal, nipped North
western, 24-20, to remain in con-
tention for the Big Ten football
title.
The Badgers, with Alan (The
Horse) Ameche leading a line
battering attack. had a comfort
able 21-7 halftime margin. But
Northwestern took over after the
intermission before 52.131 fans
with Quarterback Dick Thomas
manning the aerial guns and had
Wisconsin reeling at the gun.
Paul Shwaiko's field goal from
the IA in the opening minutes Of
the final period clinched the vic
tory and gave Wisconsin a '3-1
record in Big Ten play.
Ameche Has Biggest Day.
The Badger triumph, coupled
with Minnesota's 14-14 tie with
Purdue, left Wisconsin in a
second place tie with Michigan
behind the still-unbeaten Boiler
makers.
Ameche, slashing the North
western tackles for 159 yards in
80 carries for his best day of the
season, led the three-touchdown
first half assault for Wisconsin.
The big fullback. failed to score,
but was the top man in the
Badger attack which rolled for
293 yards rushing and had the