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BUSINESS MAN
as manager


OF dry cleaning shop
Experience not necessary
Steady, interesting position
Apply EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 37OO
Georgia ave. NV.
BUTCHERS (2). experienced. Apply
STEAKS, INC, 454 L st. NV. -25
BUTCHER. reliable. with reference;
good working conditions; must be
sober. none other apply, Apply in
person Monday am, SUSSEX S
MARKET. 401 H st. ne.
BUTLER-YARDMAN, part time. pre-
fer afternoons and early evenings.
WO. 334l after IL am. or call at
3539 Williamsburg lane NV, of
Porter ST., for interview. Refs. Room
avail. on premises.
BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR. white; sum.
mer. N. Y. State; winter, Wash,
D. c.; references required. MI. 1886
between 8 am. and pm. -27
CAB DRIVERS, late model and radio
cabs. II you do not have an iden-
tification card. we will assist you In
obtaining same. Low down pay
ments on new cars If you wish to
buy. Reasonable rental fees. BOB'S
STUDIO. 131 18th st. ne. Ii
CANE coUNsELoRs. 1921 YRS.
BOYS CLUB OF WASH, g. A..
SYFE, Mon. AT. 0a49.
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70 Place J Star cla,sif,.d IA Can
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture,
glass, china, frames, bric-a-brac.
SUBURBAN AUCTION. Rockville.
Md.
ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture
glass, china, frames, brio a -brac
etc; Thurs, June 9Th, 7:3O PM;
heated bldg. SUBURBAN AUCTION
Rockville, Md,
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ARLINGTON

WOMEN
Sec'y, economies field, s days S292
Sec''y, for summer, 5 days ---$ $275
Sec'y. real estate, 5 days - $50
Sec'y. top bank oppor.. 5 days S235
Steno., slow, Falls Ch.. days $50
Sec,y. attorney. 81 81 so hr
Clerk-typist, So. Arl., 3 days - S245
Clerk-typist, medical. 5 days - S22O
Temp. typist, summer, days $225
Clerk .typist. Falls CHI, 5 days $50
2. +. typ, any i hrs. day lj1p 500 mo no
Payroll elk. Wilson blvd, 5 da. $50
Security anal, no exper., 5 de. S20s
DrattSwom., some exper., 3 da. S2.22:1
Dental assistant S5C
RECEIPT, doctors office -----.- $500
MEN
Steno., male S35C
Asst, trust ON, law deg, S da.- $50
Bookkeeper, 5 days $50
Head craftsman, 5 days. Open
craftsman, some lexper.. 5 days S22a
Sales mgr, ad. exper., b days 500
Bank clerk, learn tax work $23s
Potomac Emp. Open 9-8
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl., ow. ZOO
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
I time 39c per line.
% times consecutively 35c pel
line
2 times consecutively 33c per line
New Automobiles DOC per line 4-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal SC peI
line additional
Claims for errors must pe made IN
insertion.
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HELP MEN tcont.,

ACCOUNTANT (JUNIORy for medium
sized CPA firm. Statetage, education,
experience, salary expected and
references. Box 39O-Y, Star. -25
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Clerk
Under 80 yrs, students working on
accounting degree acceptable; 5-day
VIZ, excellent earnings: hoL Shop. e
luncheon meals. paid vacations. sick
APPLY HOT SLOPES. INC.
Room. 200, 1341 G st. NV.
-. -27
ADDRESsOGRAPH MIMEOGRAPH
operator; To work in mail and stock
rm;; 5-day wk. Apply MR.. GOLD.
Administrative Trainee
Inside salaried position for recent
phases Of automobile insurance
underWriting in preparation for
aidministFariVe i@nrina rat vf1na future; We are
interested in career with one Of
the largest and most progressive
automobile insurance companies in
this area. No selling or travelling
msnt involved EY Plssss Ys,S esll for .s .appeint;
INSURANCE CO., ST. 1900. Ext.
251. -27
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for local
magazine; need just one good sober
man; can earn 500 or more week
ly. Your time Is your own ami every
day is payday. Box 33S-X. Star.
ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE
Salesman wanted to sell 20 ads on
our. Standard Hotel Directories now
in better hotels in Eastern United
States. Liberal commission. Write
THE GLENN H. STAYSA CO., INC,
$500 Belford ave, Baltimore 6, Md,
or phone Baltimore, Clifton 749I for
Washington appointment.
APPRENTICESHIP OPEN for young
man, close. to 81 years. to learn
chance for future. Gi approved
CHESAPEAKE PLATE a. WINDOW
GLASS CO.. 1855 New York ave.
ne. LA. 6-5S00. pr
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CLERK

BUSINESS COUNTER
Roung man. 2I.35 yrs. Of age. neat
in appearance. courteous and will.
ing to give regular attendance; 40
hr. week. This Job provides ex-
more advanced positions in the ad-
vertising department. Apply Per-
sonnel. Room sos; open weekdays
S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna Ave NV
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CLERK

PHOTO. ENGRAVING DEPT.
pable Of handling details; knowledge
Of slide rule helpful but not essen.
tial; 40-hr. week. Apply Personnel
Room 605 Open weekdays. S:3O-5
and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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CASHIER

CASHIER
Perm. position. experience preferred;
must have good character refer
ences; salary commensurate with
ability. Advancement. CENTRAL
LIQUORS, INC. SIS 9th st. NV.
CASHIER-SHOP CLERK for WorS
with automobile dealer, knowledge
Of Ford automobile parts helpful
but not necessary; hours S-5 pm
Mon. through Fri. 81 pm. Sat.
urdays; paid holidays and vacation
Decentralization. See Mr.. Church
STEUART MOTOR CO., 3rd and
H StS. ne. -25
CASHIER-TYPIST. mortgage loan
dept; young high school graduate,
required: paid vacation: start al
S175 mo. Call EX. 1880. -27
CHAUFFEUR AND GARDENER, som.
cooking exper. preferred; refs; tC
go away for summer. WO. 6463
CHEF. garde-mgr.; also buffet man,
white. Apply chef, CARLTON HO-
TEL. 18th and K SITS. NV. -25
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CIVIL ENGINEER
Young man. who has re-
Gently graduated as q civil en-
ginSer. or has been studying
CIV! ENGINEERING for 2 or 3
must have automobile and Be
fairly good draftsman:~ this
position is with an old. cstab-
lished Washington firm. is
permanent and offers great
opportunity for advancement.
For personal interview call L.
Q. MINEAR. Ii. 3-357S.
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It1Iv l1CE1L EMFLJO I MENT
1O13 18th st. NV, 2nd Floor
WEDDING INVITATIONS
Thermesraphed Raised Lettering
convenience.
NORTH WASH. PRESS
$40 Upshur St. NV.
RA. 96S3. Ia. 3932.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
SeGys.; stenos,, bkprs.. recpts.. typists,
oprs.. cashiers, PIX oprs., others.
1420 N Y. AVE. NV, RIM. 5O6.
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Thomas j. Keating, Jr.
Attorney
Centreville, Maryland
SALE OF PETROLEUM
DISTRIBUTION BUSINESS

DISTRIBUTION BUSINESS
In accordance with an order of the
Orphans Court of Queen Annes
County. Maryland, and pursuant to
er Of certain of the real estate
hereinafter described, the under
signed auctioneerS will offer at pub
lie sale in front of the courthouse
door in the Town OF
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BULLDOZER OPER

BULLDOZER OPER.
Large farm in Virginia $50 miles
from WASH, D. CO.; permanent posi-
ton; must have considerable ex-
perience as operator; modern house.
9tlIisles; COW and garden furnished.
Hts. Station, Washington, b. c.
BUS BOY. colored; good pay, meals;
sundays on. Apply 1926 21St st.
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DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL CONsTRUC.
TION-Montgomery County Board
Of Education requires services Of ex.
perienced engineer to direct and
supervise school building program
Must have civil engineering degree
and considerable experience in ad-
ministrative and supervisory work
concerned with engineering planning
ing projects. Salary. $1,000 tc
$4,000. depending upon education
and experience. Call MRS. MARY
NAN, Rockville 1881 for details
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MEXICAN ATTORNEY.
: LUIS Rojas de IL Torre
80 East 42d Street
New York l7:. New York.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL BUR.
Lab, techs; fun, part time :. to S3,41O
Med. eecys., experienced to S3, 600
Eecepts:. type. medical to S225
rms. DIS Offices Ton Saiary
Dental Secy's. assistants to S81,
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CIVIL ENGINEER

CHINA PACKERs ana craters.- MER.
SaANIS TRANSFER q STORAGE
CO.. 920 & st. NV Mt. Hite
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Or Room 200. 1341 G st. NV;
-27
CAR WASHER = Good salary. plus
commission and overtime. CON-
NoR's. INC. 272l Mayor I'd, Sc.
CARPENTER, experienced, to acs i. as
working foreman. with knowledge Of
building small houses; steady work
and good pay; Poolesville. Montgom-
cry County Md, area. Can Oh
CARPENTER. 1st-class mechanic. to
house; $16 per day. Report with
tools, 1911 Goth st. NV.
CARPENTERS-Good men on franz
ing; long term housing project.
Conn. ave. park OPP. Viers Mill
Village on Viers' Mill rd., Wheaton,
Md. See. MR.. HOUGH or call LO.
5-9S3S days; 81. 934S ewes. -25
CARPENTER. exper., reliable, work.
ing carpenter. to come with estaD.
be a producer; excellent opportunity
for man interested in custom, res.
idential home construction. Cal
Monday evening, May 20. Oh
7142. -25
CARPENTERS, rough or finish. Cal
ewes, WO. 1857 or days RA. 95S8
CARPENTER-FOREMAN to work with
tools; permanent position; state age
experience and starting salary
Write Box 270-Y. Star. -26
CARPENTERS and carpenters help.
ers, experienced; long job. top pay
A9Ply aTR,lTenN EIsld once. GELMAN GEL CON.
subdivision. 13016 Evanston st
See superintendent. 80
CARPENTERS HELPER, white; per-
manent position. See Mr.. Keller
EBERLY'S. HOS K st. NV. -25
CASHIER - Need reliable man tc
cashier and check out merchandise;
excellent salary; must be response
BILE person with store exper, and
local refs. SURPLUS SALES CO.
425 10th, st. NV. 80
CASHIER. for cigar and drug counter;
good hours, good pay. Apply in
person, DORCHESTER PHARMACY,
24S0 10th st. NV. -27
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RUSROY
1900 Mass. Ave. NV.

Colored. Don't apply unless you have
mad experience in good Restaurants
or hotels and have been employed
or more and can furnish good refs
Hours. pm. to / am. Salary Sac
and meals to start. Call in person
between 3 and ) pm. ONLY, rear
Of TED LEWIS RESTAURANT, 1865
Conn. ave. NV. -26
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CAR HOPS
APPLY
ANY HOT SHOPPE

salary plus tips. meals and uniforms
furnished: paid vacations and sick
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General News
HELP MEN

CLERK for cigar counter; excellent
salary good working cond: Apply
EMPIRE PHARMACY, 1888 Conn.
ave. -26
CLERK K-TYPIST-Position with fu-
ture; young man; knowledge of book
Keeping; excel. opportunity for right
person. Apply only in your own
handwriting. Box 373-Y. Star. -27
COLLECTION MAN to take charge
OF Pol dept. Will pay top salary
to to right i h, man. LONGS. 7s1 5th
COLLECTOR, exper., full or part
time; must have car; high commits
sion, bonus; Write MERIT METAL
Philadelphia a., Pa. @27
COLLECTION MANAGER-Exper. All
type inStallment loans. Medium size
growing bank. D. C. Metropolitan
area. Write Box 3O9, Silver Spring,
Md.
TOR-SALESMEN
Rapidly expanding credit store 1.
looking Tor men experienced in route
selling and collection. Plenty d
leads. Top commission, plus liberia
draw Outstanding opportunity fol
the right persons. Apply ENBEF
SALES, 1915 9TH st. n.ws
COLLECTION MEN (2)
To handle installment accounts b,
telephone only; good salary to start
permanent. See Mr.. German, UNI
vERsAL JEWLRY CO.. 635 r st
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

colored. 25-35 years Of age, neat in
appearance. a;r courteous and willing
hour week Apply Personnel, Room
6oo open week days S-:30-5 and
sal. 81 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1IO1 Penna. Ave. NV
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COLLECTOR

21-30 years of age. neat in appear
ance and capable of meeting the
public. Must have knowledge Of city
clear driving record and q D. C.
drivers permit. Job consists of max
ing collections on individual adver-
nished. 5-day. 4O-hr. week. Apply
Personnel, Room COS; Open week
days 5000 and Saturday 81 No
phone calls.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BOOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS,
ATLAS. 1920 N. z. ave. NV. RE. 5767
TEACHERS WANTED-Pos. paving
$500 to $1,000. BALTIC TEACH
Frs AGENCY, 516 N. Charles St.,
Baltimore, Md. Mulberry $780,
TYPIST (F). real estate, knowl.
shorthand, $1,000; downtown Of
@ ness: must be good: See Miss Reed.
SEs1NNE5 NV RAJ 5,ia SERVICE 1911 G st.
MEDICAL DETAIL SALESMAN. S3o5
up. Miss Bell, BOYD'S, 18th and
q sts. MA. 2340.
STENOG. (MJ, exper.. $500; typist,
several; $50 wk. up; law students
Tor claim adjsts. See GRACE DUNN
1911 G st. NV. RE. 2S28.
PAYROLL CLERK CF.). bkpr.. constr J:
excel. salary. Miss Black, BoYD's,,
I2th and G sts. tNA. 234O).
ADAMS Teachers Agency has. top
no1ch HI ,, vacancies; $3.50 to $500 mo.
colo' 5lds' l4th and G.. RE. s93s.
RECEP. sTENoG.. female. mr.. Ken
shorthand. Miss Mss Grant. ran soYD,s. Sa h5tte f1e
18th. cor. G. ST. 1865.
RECEPTIONIST. female, statistical
typing; S60;;S65 wk. Miss Evans.
~ ~ D. 1@tH ana " SCS. MA. 1910,
TYPIST CLERK. female, cashier, COL
lee lee once. Miss Evans at BOYD
ssEERyfGE' 81 yRsS' 700 18th. cor. G NV.
NEED TODAY, stenogs.. S65-s75 wk.:
epeeo0kkeepers ee0 to S75 wk.; Typists to
dreds of openings, interesting work.
MISS Young, PERSONNEL SERVICE.
I3ll 9 st. ST. 1864.
FILE CLERK, 3 yrs exper.. coll. ed.
$$2225; bookpr.. mach. oper.. MGR,
21o0; dr,s assist, underwater
tra1nee. MISS GRACE DUNN, l3II
& st. NV. RE 2S2S.
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1855 EYE ST. NV, RE. 1858
Drs. asst. temporary. $50 week: re-
eeptlonist-typist, Dr.'s Office. 81, 800:
X. NJ Dr.''s ONCE, $4,000; medic.
secys., good salary.
DRAFTS (M), electronics, excel. SAL
ary; full or part time,
Accountant ,exper. 500 vt
TypiSt. exper. SSS Wy
Stenog., exper S30o in
Miss Bell (NA, 234o). Est. So SO yrs rs
BOYD'S. 18th and g SITS. NV,
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ACCOUNTANT, SIS. 900
Exper pub. accounting. Junior accts.
5000. Miss Gray. Ma. $3.50.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 q st. NV. Next to Church)
LEGAL SECY., SITS WK
Assoc stenog. start $40 wk
PRIVATE SECY. in NE. $500
Real estate stenog.. bkpr. SIS wk
Beg. stenogs. start S60-S65 wk
MISS GRACE DUNN
1911 @ st. NV. RE. 2S2s
ALEXANDRIA APEA
Sec, top Alex position. over ~, $3.50
Clk. -typist, service wife, 5 d.. S22s
Sec, service wife. d. $27s
Sec. Internal. rel, 5 d. - $30f
Admin. Sec. King St., 5 d. Se5s
IClerk-typist, sec
Bookkeeper. 5 d. $50
Jr. clerk, no typ. 5 d.------ So
Reg. nurse. S-4 40. 5 d. S32C
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGCY.
oil King ST., Alex, AL. 7022
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ASSEMBLIES wanted BY electrical
manufacturing firm. Apply In per.
son to MR.. LAMPE, 931 Selim road
Silver Spring.
ASST. MANAGERS. attendants. lu.
brication men. experienced, white;
excel. salary. day and night shifts
Apply in person. personnel manager
8. d H. GARAGE. 1885 ! st. NV
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MOTHER, practical nurse, viii give
day care, infant to 8 years, pvt. IL
censed home. WO. 1902. DC
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PERSONAL Cont
GET OUT OF DEBT

We will arrange to pay all your pills
on YOUR signature only, with pay
ments you can afford y No more
credit worries--NOT A LOAN CON-
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lniniStrative Trainee

ADDRESsOGRAPH MIMEOGRAPH
operator. To work in mail and stock
rm.; 5-day wk Apply MR.. GOLD.
LOO: K st. NV, RIM. /.
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SA24O4A- l 10 y ..s
MESSENGERS. 1920 YRS; 5 p,
CLERKS WITH LITTLE TYPIISiHS' TYPISiG'
OTHER JOBS, NO TYPING.
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER q
SECRETARIES-MANY EXCEL EN1
LEGAL. RADIO. COMMERCIAL
AooooiAiloNs ANS So, sSSlsR S0TsAERS .iIis;
EMBASSY TYP, SHORT HRS $S'0ot $'0ot
RECEPS.-1NFo, l YR. COLLEGE
AUDIT elk. NE. D., $500 $500
SLk1i, Kk1ii,,TYPS;: ADV. 5 D.. $1,000
CREDIT MGR. 5 D. OPEN
JR. BUYER TRAINEES OPEN
GENL. BKPRS., 5 D.. NE, S3,4OC
MARYLAND JOBS
|C1K.-TYPS., 5 D. S5O-S6n
SECRETARIES - $6O-$65
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1019 18th st. NV. Elk. 727O.
Evening star., 1952-01-26

There isn't much difference" said GFansand Rice
Me Patton has the 100 yards in o. Twotenths or one
fifth second doesn't to be such rugged barrier
about two yards faster than has yet run
this distance When consider all the great runners from
the pas-from Bernie Wefers through Paddock, Wykoh
othersyou how much those two yards
might mean"
"wE KNOW THE MILE can be run in minutes fiat" )"
Cromwell continued "This may be the first big mark to be
wen the combination of speed and en-
durance that will turn the trick AS it k we are less than two
seconds away"
day ago stood below the pole vault record bar Of
This height gave you the impression of the Empire
State Building up until you got dizzy You could
then what meant 6 feet even with the help OF
vaulting pole.
believe part of the trouble vauting 1s feet is
the first look at this dizzy height.
DEAN CROMWELL has always through his long
COACH the angle there set limit to anything Who
what future years will bring?
recall the day when Gardner Of Yale evauted
3 feet set record They have passed that
forgotten mark by almost full yard.
recall the day when John Paul Jones and other great
mes were turning of 413 andeven 42 Now they
have these figures cut down to 4O1 plus, or 402.
by year all the old marks have been Clipped away
We now Olympic year at hand when the best
world will be giving the best they have may
be the human element has toped into slump due to success
sve wars wrecked oldfashoned British form in
field But the famous Dean Cromwell OF use Is still
looking fall by the wayide not this
year. at least in the future.
THIS GENERATION see one equal Ty Cohbs
491 hits Ruths go home in his ncted-
ible total of TIA home runs.
Every today will be broken in time, but the
majority of such happenings will take place when most of us
dust and dreamleSS.
think Cromwell believes the 7-foot high Jump may be
break reach The 100yard dash IN
seconds me-unt supersprnter arrives
The mile will be run in minutes fiat when they find the
happy combination of great at peak form and fast
will least be interesting to how some OF
these marks cracked-and this olympic year should
give part of the answer.
Aniance)
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Freshman Ace Denies
Quitting Noire Dame
BY the Associated Press

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. 90
Freshman Ralph Gugliemi. who
made good as Notre Danes quar-
terback in the last game Of the
1851 season, has assured Irish
officials they can forget a rumor
that he is transferring to Ohio
State.
The rumor was ST. ong enough
that Moose Krause, Notre Dame
director Of athletics. telephoned
Gugliemi yesterday at his home ip
Columbus. Ohio. where the youth
was spending a few days between
semesterS.
"He told me to just call It a
rumor." Krause reported with q
sigh of relief. He said. 7 wouldn't
leave Notre Dame for a million
dollars"
KrauSe said. he first heard the
rumor during the Christmas holi-
days. He heard it again yesterday
from an Ohio State source. Then
Ed Brennan. newscaster for Radio
Station WWCA in Gary. Ind. re-
ported he heard Gugliemi had beer
offered an eight-year medical
scholarship at Ohio State. Thus
Krause's telephone checkup.
Coach Woody Hayes of Ohio
State said in Columbus that he
wouldn't care TO comment" on
the rlmor.
Gugliemi engineered two touch
downs in Notre Danes 1912 VIC
tory over Southern California last
December 2, going in for Quarter
back John Mazur when the Irish
were behind. He had a season
passing record Of n competitions
In So passes for 438 yards
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Maryland Relay Team Seeks
Third Straight Victory

The University of Maryland's
2-mile relay team will go after it's
third straight victory tonight at
the Millrose Games. running in
an event against Yale, Columbia,
New York University. Army and
Providence. The quartet of Bill
Tucker, Gus Meier, AL Burhler and
Tyson Creamer previously won in
The Star and Philadelphia In
Quirer Games.
The Terps also will have Mort
Cohen In the 60-yard high l1ur-
dies and Kenny Thornton. a
freshman, in the 1,000-yard handi-
cap.
Navy will be represented by a
mile-relay team against Army,
Kings Point and Brown. Running
for the Middies will be Bernie
Czaja. Gene Falgoust, John Swan
and Bill Branson, with Charles
Cole as alternate.
The Navy Olympic squad has
four entries: Bob Chambers of
Southern California in the half
mile, Jim Brown of Arkansas in
the 2-mile, Gene Haynes of San
Jose State in the mile, and How
ard Bugbee Of Southern California
in the 60-yard dash. ."
Georgetown will not compete
because of examinations.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Dozen FIIies to Compete
In HioIeoh's S Jasmine Stakes

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 26 R,-
Twelve 3-year- -old fillies will COM
pete today in the $4,000 added
Jasmine Stakes at Hialeah.
Most prominent entries in the
|6-furlong race-first stake of the
Hialeah meeting-are c. w. VIM
|ters' Whirla Lea, Cain Hoy Sta
ble's Anchors Aweigh and Hush
ably Baby and Vera S. Bragg's
Goddess.
Others in the field will be Ala
Stables Tina Lazar. Boncrist
Farms Jandy, w. A. Edgar's
|Banta. Mrs. L. Fry's Best Air,
Maine Chance FARMS Belle Jet,
Puckety Farms Faga-La, c. A.
ONeil. jr., Airki and George D.
Widener's Mohduma.
Four of the Jasmine candidates
Goddess, Tina Lazar. Belle Jet
and Faga-La-are named for the
$40, 900 added Black Helen Feb
ruary 27. Whirla Lea is the only
filly nominated for the $4,000
Flamingo Stakes, March /. Jimmy
|Breckons, the apprentice currently
leading all jockeys at Hialeah. will
ride Whirla Lea,
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Aussies Debate Sovitt Sit-Down
Over McGregor's Spiked Shoes

Gregor to be permitted to wear
spikes.
Australian tennis officials, al
most without exception, had kind
words for Savitt.
Sir Norman Brookes, president
of the Lawn Tennis Association Of
Australia, said that under the cir
cumstances it was sporting Of
Savitt to continue to play.
Henry Pitt, LTAA vice presi.
dent, declared players under a
terrific strain sometimes hastily
do things they would never do in
normal circumstances"
Esca Stephens, who managed
the Aussie Davis Cup team in
1850, said "Savitt acted unwisely,
but contrary to what the public
may think, know Savitt to be q
wonderful sport and fighter"
Hopman Praises McGregor.
Harry Hopman, captain of the
Aussie Davis Cup team, who writes
for the Melbourne Herald and
other Australian newspapers,
wrote under his byline:
"There may be arguments for
many years on whether Savitt
should have been scratched" when
he disputed the referees ruling.
"but there will be no further
doubt that McGregor has what it
takes for big occasions. McGregor
remained fully concentrated on
winning when Savitt showed tenn
|permental lapses during the final
few games"
Hopman expressed the opinion
that the Davis Cup problems Of
the United States team rejection
of Savitt as a singles player led
to yesterdays incident Savitt
has never been keener to win a
title than this Australian cham
pionship."
Hopman quoted Savitt's argu.
ment that it was unfair to per-
NIT McGregor to use spikes, then
added: "The other side Of the
picture Dick could not see is
that it would be unfair to penalize
Ia net rusher like McGregor by
preventing him wearing spikes
because base liner like Savitt
did not have them and did not
want them"
Evening star., 1952-01-26
BY The Associated Press

ADELAIDE, Australia, Jan. 26.
Dick Savitt, Americas storm
center Of international tennis, hit
the headlines on Australia's front
pages and sports pages today with
his 13-minute sit-down protest
against Ken McGregor's spiked
shoes.
The incident occurred yesterday
when Referee Frank Piper ruled
that McGregor could wear spiked
shoes after the fifth game in the
fourth set of the McG Gregor- -Savitt
semifinal singles match.
Savitt. the defending. champion,
did not have spiked shoes. He
claimed 1t was unfair for him to
have to play in rubber shoes on a
soft turf court.
McGregor went on to eliminate
Savitt. "a. "a. 3-6, Ga.
Tourney Overshadowed.
Discussions over the incident
overshadowed today's all-Aussie
finals in the doubles and women's
singles. McGregor and Frank
Sedgman, Austra.ia's top player,
retained their doubles crown by
drubbing Mervyn Rose and Don
Candy, Ga, rs, 6-3.
Thelma Long, after trying for
years. won the women's title for
the first time. She beat Helen
Angwin, 60. 6-3. Sedgman and
McGregor play for the mems title
on Monday.
Ken RoSewall won the national
junior singles title by beating his
doubles partner, Lewis Hoad, 1913
60.
Savitt told Australian newsmen
he was SO upset by the spiked
shoes incident he didn't want to
give interviews. but in reply to
questions he said he didn't know
whether he would ever come back
to Australia. He said he wouldn't
know his future plans until his
return to the United States next
week.
Still Considers Action Unfair.
He told the Associated Press hi
felt he could not say anything
more than he said yesterday. Thai
he thought it was unfair for Nc.