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Evening star., 1953-05-31
WHY PAY RENT?
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
New brick Cape Cod, trimmed with
separate dining rm., large living rm
with fireplace and picture window
ATTRACTIVE stairway to expansible at
tic Full bsmt. with picture window
Close to schools. Open Sat. and
Sun, l till dark. To inspect: Out
Georgia ave-, right on Dennis ave
to Huntley ave-, left l block to the
exhibit house. Reasonably priced
$16,o50. PENWOOD REALTY CO.
LO. 4-S466. 81
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$11,5OO

pI4 ,OOO
See this attractive home near Forest
Glen road; 9 twin-size bedrooms.
large living room, Bendix, stove and
refrigerator included: lovely neigh
borhood; close to downtown express
bus: immediate occupancy; small
down payment will handle. Call JU.
9-SO10
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POTENTIAL 4 BEDRMS,

This rambling brick Cape Cod is i'm
maculate throughout and can be
bought at a very reasonable price.
Featuring a comfortable liv. rm.
with firepl. and picture window.
lge.. separate din. rm.. modern
equip: kitchen. with clothes washer,
bedrms. and bath 1st fl. 2nd A,
completely finished for 9 bedrms.
Beautiful yard with barbecue pit.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to Old
Bladensburg rd. left to Kerwin dr.,
right on Kerwin DIR. to Edgewood.
right on Edgewood to Ladson, left
Gal 0AnHAH H-x~R
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HOUSES FOR SALe-MO.
BEAT THE HEAT

On the breeze swept porch, located
OF of the large liv. rm. Living rm.
modern Kitchen has Thermo oven,
set into the wall, elec. burners set
into stainless steel counter top plus
table space. Light and cheerful
on ON 1st Il, 3 huge Sedrmms. Bed IS and and basS alsS
on 2nd a. Full bsmt. with outside
entr. to lovely lot. Parkwood'S pest
buy at S24.500.
Out Conn. ave. extended
to Saul, left to Wildwood, right to
1912 and our sign.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

SILVER SPRING, OPEN l-6
NEW, BRICK, 4 BEDROOMS
2507 Kimberly st. Featuring liv. rm.,
f1repl.. = din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms d,
bath 1st; f.; 2 lge. bedrms. end
f.; ,partitionsd bsmt. with exit;
ave. on Plyers Mill rd., right on st.
Marsarets Way. 3 blks. to open
house.
SOFT. BRICK RAMBLER
6 RMS, 2 BATHS-$20,950
1915 claridge rd. A real rambler
washer, disposal, iiv. rm,. firepl.,
3 lge. bedrms.; lot 90x160. on.
Viers Mill rd.. on Claidge.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
ElssaK With Bill Leetch SsM

leased in North America have
been recovered as far away as
Argentina, Siberia, Africa,
Greenland. France and the
North Cook Islands Of New Zea-
land. From these recovery re-
ports the ages which the birds
attain in the wild are being
ascertained. A few examples
are: black duck, II years; Cas-
plan tern. % years: purple mar
tin, IA years; chimney swift. IL
years: chickadee. 9 years.
Scientific banding was organ
lied in this country in 1909.
Nearly 6 million birds now have
been banded and up to 100000
now are banded annually. More
than 100000 recovery and return
records have been obtained. The
bands are attached to the birds
by volunteer co-operators who
serve without pay, the work be-
ing under the auspices of the
Fish and Wildlife Service and
the Canadian Wildlife Service.
Special permits have been issued
to some 1000 volunteers, who
do most of the work.
Rain, snow or blow will be no
deterrent to hearty anglers who
will meet at Aliens Fresh, Md,
January 18 in celebration of Ben
Dement, day. While the object
will be catching yellow perch or
snagging carp, the real reason
is to give local anglers the op-
portunity to get out in the open
with kindred souls and informal
ly inaugurate the opening of the
1858 fishing season. Hot lunch
will be served and bait will be
available on the spot.
Harry West is honorary chair
man, Harry Sellers, general
chairman, and Lou Gramlich,
commissary.
Brick Watkins will attend to
minnows, Ed Kemper and Char
lie Allies. reception; Hal Mohat,
transportation; Sid Atlas, Mil
ton Gordon and Salty Mills,
prizes. and Spencer Money, ad-
vice to anglers.
The public is cordially invited
and no license will be necessary.
To reach Aliens Fresh, take route
5 to Waldorf, then proceed
straight ahead on route 301
about 18 miles to sign and turn
left ] mile.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
by the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-Box-
ing's new board of review gets
as its first case one of the Oldest
problems in boxing, where to
hold the heavyweight champion
ship bout?
The three-day-old board. set
up by the New York State Ath-
letic Commission and the Ma
tional Boxing Association, will
attempt to settle a disagreement
which threatens to block plans
for Champion Rocky Marciano's
April 10 return bout with Jersey
Joe Walcott.
Promoter Jim Norris. president
Of the international Boxing
Club. wants the fight in Chicago.
No Chicago, no fight, is the way
he put it.
Walcott Wants More Seats.
But Felix Bocchicchio, WAL
colts manager, insisted that the
scrap be in Atlantic City's Con-
vention Hall (46,000 seating ca
pacity) or the Miami Orange
Bowl (75,000). He contended
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Heavyweights Likely
To Provide Feature
0fCU-Army Boxing

One Of the weakest classes in
intercollegiate boxing in recent
years, the heavyweight. may pro-
vide the highlight of Saturday
nights Catholic University-West
Point match at Brookland If the
omens are correct.
Coach Eddie LaFond has a
pretty good puncher in Carl
Fisher of Newark, N. j.. to rep
resent the Cardinals. while Coach
Herb Kroeten has two big boys
to choose from, Frank Hicks and
Ronald Lincoln. Hicks is vet
eran, but Lincoln, a football
player. is pressing him for the
starting role.
The Cadets have four veterans
from their 1852 team, which was
runnerup for Eastern Intercol-
legiate honors, including Capt.
Jimmy MCGEE, runnerup for the
132-pound crown. and Carl
Crews, 1856 pound champion.
Crews, however. may not be
ready for Saturdays debut and
may be replaced by Don Rumble.
MCGEE has moved up to the
139-pound class. where he'll meet
Norman DiCarlantonio. a WASH
ington boy who formerly at
tended st. Johns. The Gu bat
tier shapes up as too green for
his more experienced opponent.
but LaFond is expected to come
up with a couple of surprises,
and he may be one.
The Gu coach likes Fishers
form and willingness to trade
punches. Although a rookie, the
Newark lad has shown marked
improvement since reporting for
training and should be ready to
go three rounds at top speed.
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ed to announce yesterday that
the fight was all set.
''Now It's My Turn"
IF Felix wants the fight in
doors, 1t will have to be in Chi
cago," Norris said. He had it
all his way for the fight in Phila-
delphia. he put the bull on me
then. Now it's my turn.
We're agreed on all terms ex-
cept for the Site" the promoter
added. "Al WE'LL Cmanager Of
Marciano) has agreed to Chica-
go. We can gross $3.50, 900 there
with an extra $250.000 to $780,
900 for television. Where can We
do any better financially?'
Asked what he thought the
outcome would be. Norris said:
II believe Felix is bluffing. He'll
go to Chicago"
Evening star., 1953-01-14

tamuskeet, N. c., more than
1000 birds were taken and in
surrounding territory an esti-
mated 10000 plus. Alreacy
there is talk about cutting the
limit back to two daily with a
possession limit of four.
Earlier this season we reported
the kill of a banded male black
duck by our shooting companion.
Fred Allnutt, and have Just re-
ceived the history of this bird.
1t was banded at age unknown
October 2, 1948 at Montezuma
Refuge, Seneca County, New
York, by Howard Amidon Of the
New York State Conservation
Department and shot November
Is, 1852, at the mouth of Harris
Creek in Talbot County, Md.
Wild birds banded and re-
Evening star., 1953-01-14
TALLEY r. HOLMES.
HENRY s. PENN.
fa9 1C1A T-,,s+ a
THOS. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.

EgHssfsf gTosY ssls e ysIHfSs rEX TT3
PWEaLING PYTMIINe IIEIIY gEING 5p KNOWN yH AS IS
By virtue of a cretain deed of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1855,
Folio 299 ct seq, of the land rec
ords of the District of Columbia,
and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
DAY nF The e 'fs FwENTY.s1xTa eSs'ssI: Fl May DAY
OF JANUARY AID. 1858. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. the following de
scribed land and premises. situate
in the District of Columbia, and
numbered four a. in Daniel Breeds
subdivision Of Pheasant Plains" as
per plat of said first mentioned sub
division recorded in the ONCE OF
the Surveyor for the District o1
Columbia in Liber County. 2 al
described, by. metes and bounds in
said deed Of trust. Said property
now known for purposes of assess
n ment and taxation as Lot sl1 in
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for approximately S4.625. .OC
announced at time Of sale; the pur.
chase price above said trust to bt
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500. .O(
required. Conveyancing,. recording
etc., at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date of sale. Term:
to be complied with within thirty
900 days, otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may bt
advertised and resold az the dis.
cretion Of the trustees.
WALTER MILLER.
STANLEY T. EWELL.
ia14,16,19,2l.24. Trustees.
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ADVANCE NOTICE
Entire SIS, 100000 Stock New
Up-to-Date Furniture of
All Kinds
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION

CON THE PREMISES,
Discount Furniture Store
1928 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
OPPOSITE CoLMAR MANOR
TINS HNp f95; ps!h Asn 1sso sam An. AND 4sO
Store of high grade and me-
dium furniture, all new,
much nationally known
items, suits, odd pieces, toys,
gift articles, bedding, rugs,
light fixtures, ETC., etc.
Cherry, mahogany, maple,
walnut, blond and other
popular finishes. Bedroom
suites, chrome dinette suites,
odd sofas, lounge and living
room chairs, sofabeds, stu
dios, hundreds of tables of
every description, children's
furniture, innerspring mat
treSses. pictures. bric-a-brac.
Everything clean, ready for
use, no junk. Will be sold
piece by piece. Free park
ing in rear.
Terms cash, prompt removal.
Public inspection. Wed. and Thurs,
sale days THfs FRI. AND SAT-,
1880 AN. and 7s30 PM. each
day. FOR DETAIL INFORMATION,
CALL MA. S-261o.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Sealed
Proposals for the. construction OF
Annandale High School to be erected
on State Route No: 649, of Ravens
ginia, will be received by the County
School Board Of Fairfax County.
Virginia. at the office of Supt. w. T.
Woodson. Fairfax Court House. Viz
ginia. until 7:30 pm. February II.
1858, at which time and place they
Copies of the Drawings and Specifi--
cations and other proposed contract
documents are on file and open to
inspection at the ONCE Of the Su-
perintendent Of Fairfax County
Schools. Sets Of the documents must
be obtained from Robert A.. Will
sOa st4eats
Virginia, upon deposit OF 10000
each for the first two sets. II
within 80 days after the ultimate
time set for the receipt Of bids, the
documents. are returned undamaged.
the deposit will be refunded to any
bona fide proposal for the general
contract. To non-bidders, S35. 90 of
each set deposit will be refunded:
Additional sets OF Drawings and
specifications may be obtained from
the Architect on deposit OF $1,000
80 DAYS of ultimate time set for the
receipt of bids, $4,000 of said
deposit will be refunded. Each
bidder will be required to submit
with, his bid, bid bond, or certified
school Board of Fairfax County. in
the amount of five (5) per cent of
the bid submitted. No bid may, be
withdrawn for a period Of 80 days
after the ultimate time set. for the
receipt Of bids; however. the right
is reserved to reject any or all bids
and waive formalities. All bidders
must be registered as Contractors in
the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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PERSONAL

DRESS DESIGNER. originals. made
to order from sketches; no two alike.
tsfnsTHYIok 1ak iNSoHd sss w TAA g. ss
est. over 80 yrs. All days. ewes. any
IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by state and county Super
DANCE iisica rNsrR6cTioN-prev. iNsSsrRsi6SctsTfiHoNp with
natl. known studio; compare cost.
Call LLOYD MITCHELL. DI. 7-4676y
for your free COP,
q tHT hoHk1et; nsnrsHHu sHGuhD u1EssnSs1 GIVE NY NY
swers your questions on Why your
child will benefit from dancing. ct
what age he or she should start.
what type Of lessons. how dancing
alievtates poor posture and physical
defects, etc. Phone EX. 3-4100 for
sGmr to 5Ffe e e sGDy ARTaWs nREsiIs MSRRA9 tTSP
DANCE STUDIOS, 1106 Conn. ave.
NV Studios in Arlington, klex-
andria and Silver Spring.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
\; VALUE IN TowN--Hem.;
each dufins Jan. Fitting Incl. coat
hens, 50 up. Refining re-weaying,
rre.psiring: NEEDLECRAFT sERV-
DANCE CLASSES. with nationally
lessons. DALE DANCE STUDIO. 30
18th st. n.w.s Ma. S-24o2. lis
lection:3 free estimates. reasonable
prices. Va. and Nd, 10 3 pm.
MORRIA Ii. 4-eS20. 15'
Evening star., 1953-01-14

SIGNS WITH WHITE SOX-
Bob Keegan, a 20-game win
ner, seven by shutouts, with
Syracuse of the International
League last winter, has signed
for the 1858 season with the
Chicago White Sox. Frank
Layne, the S0x'S general man
ager, calls him "the outstand-
ing minor league pitcher last
year" and leaves no doubt the
Sox expect great things of
him. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Easy Victory Shows
GaviIan Is Ready
For Bout al UIine's

Welterweight Champion Kid
Gavilan is in shape for a some
what sitter fight next Wednes-
day night at Uline Arena than
he had last night while easily
outpointing Aman Peck at
Tampa, Fla.
The Cuban Kid meets Vic
Cardel of Hartford, Conn, at
Uline's, and Vic figures to be
more Of a match for Gavilan
than Peck. The bout here will
be Gavilan's final tuneup for his
title defense against Chuck
Davey at Chicago February IL.
Davey, too, was a winner last
night, knocking out Johnny
Williams of New York in the
seventh round at Toledo, Ohio.
A left to the jaw ended the bout.
Last nights scrap at Tampa
was Gavilan'S first since he de-
Tended his title against Billy
Graham last October, and ap-
parently he was just out for the
exercise.
The Associated Press reported
that Gavilan danced around,
let his arms hang at his sides,
clowned and never tried to aim
a knockout punch at the little
known Tampa boxer. The Cuban
Kid weighted $50, Peck ISL in
the non-title contest.
Peck brought down the house
with cheers in the third when he
rushed Gavilan to the ropes, but
there was no damage. Gavilan
stunned Peck several times, but
never followed up his stronger
blows.
A crowd Of $500 paid $11,642
to see the fight.
Near the close Of the fourth
round Gavilan opened up for the
flrst time and belted Peck with
q SlaShing series of leftS and a
couple Of bolo rights to the jaw.
In the sixth, he stunned Peck
with three rights to the face but
did not follow up the advantage.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Row on Site of Morciuno Bout
Is Boxing Boards First Case

the Chicago Stadium'S $4,000
seats are not enough.
When the argument reached
this point, the New York-NBA
board took over and called for
Morris and Bocchicchio to pro-
duce contracts at a Friday
meeting here.
I'VE want to take a look at the
contracts and see If we can't
straighten this matter out" said
George Barton, president of the
NBA. He heads the board along
with Bob Christenberry, chair
man of the New York commits
sion, and Commissioner Abe
Greene of the NBA.
Norris was nettled over the
stumbling block. He had expect
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Please See Mr.. Walsh
COHEN'S
1927 G ST. NV.

AUTO BODY METAL WORKER, ex-
per-; straight salary; 5-day wk.;
only: NATIONAL AUTO TOP CO.
AUTO Gu115 LAX e4tR s, WAsHERs aT ce,, ans ezpsr..
NIT: for Washington's LARGEST PONTIAC
PONTIAC CO.. 1437 irving st. NV.
AUTO CRANE MAN. exper. and care
ful driver. must have good refs.
for Washington's largest PONTIAC
dealer. Apply Mr.. Peers, ARCADE
PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC-To work in mod
ern shop; twin-post lifts. radiant
heating, all latest equipment; excel.
pay. See Mr.: Dennison. TRIANGLE
M0T6Rs AlGIRs, 3el9 r; aUn J. axe; ne niseivp.1Rl4 l4
tion with pay: bonus: all legal hol-
idays with pay. Apply AIS 3rd st.
afro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
Kaiser-Frazer preferred. Must be
sober and reliable. a t;J} $3.50 s6 basis .M6 aH6
obES Gesky MaSs SGHLEdEt and caaro
AUTo mechanics, ?. Lincoln-Mer-
curry experience preferred: must be
sober, and, reliable: Decentralization;
health and accident insurance: paid
work: See Mr.. wentz. GRADY MO-
AUTOMOTIvE Stockholm man
ager-An excellent opening for a
man with experience to take COM
plete charge OF shipping. receiving
and stocking. MILLER-DUDLEY
ATPo G9 1fc PGR1s ls MEAs I'm st. NEEDED eG for
our Mopar Parts. distributorship. l
business. we are only interested in
men who want permanent positions.
Sc Nj FARFs fslsse soRp siol Mt 4ERls 34sR S.
AUTo PARTs MAN; chrysler exper.
required; pleasant working cond..
above average salary; only appli;;
cants who are interested in q good
future need apply; 51a days; hosp,
AUTO PARTS. 1880 P st. NV, DE.
2-4slo: ewes, JE. 3-9755. or DE.
AUTO fPoLIsHER. must have B. . c.
Ssgm1t; ssg Week oD Mcneil esf to MofoFs d5fs an
AuTo q Sales Sales MANAGER-Prominent
used car lot needs high type man
capable Of buying. selling and man;
commission. Please state age and
experience. Box 156-V. Star. .
AUTO SALESMAN - Wanted to sell
the clean. used cars traded on es-
tablished new Packard. Liberal COM
pensation.- disqualification and, in
surance plan. plus other employee
benefits. Mr. DUNNIGAN, JU.
Q-39O4, 7911 Georgia Ave. --16 =.
AUTO SALESMAN-To learn to sell
Packard automobiles No exp. neces-
sary as we will train you. The only
requirements are ambition. good re-
ferences and willingness to learn.
We are getting ready for our Spring
selling season and the right person
can reap the benefits. See Lee
Tucker or Art Covington from 8
to $50. Apply in person. do not
phone CONVICTION MOTOR CO..
1901 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. lis
BARMAN, hotel; white; Q to 8; perm.
Give refs. and length Of time with
each: No f1oaters or drinkers. Box
BTa6TTli fsa16JTi s'eSi eoSPiFRAroR. experienced
only. fol. steady. full-time position;
salary plus commission, paid va
cation. ELIZABETH MCGUIRE SA-
BOoKKEEPER for accounts receiv-
Mr.. r. A. MEHLER. COLUMBIA
WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO.. NC.
1Q40 Montana ave. ne, LA 8-SS30.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO;
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER 1911 C STREET. SOUTH
EAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. SAP
Folio 221 ct seq. of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction IN front
THE Fl 'sf sNETsENTh gFsRsfi DAY oF aoSRA9 SAsG
ocEock o5a AD- PMS 1898 the AT folloTinst sD1E
described land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being Lot 20 in
Freitag's subdivision OF lots in
SQUARE l014. as per plat recorded
in the once Of the surveyor 1or
the District Of Columbia in Li6sf sI
of way for alley purposes.
Terms: Sold subject to . prior
(buiiding association deed OF trust
particulars Of which will be an.
nounced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust TO be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $5O0.OO
required. ConveyancinG. recording,
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as of date OF sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may De
advertised and resold at the dis
cretion of the trustees.
ROBERT Y. TALLER.
ja8.lO.12.l4.17 Trustees.
Evening star., 1953-01-14

goose shoot
ing and fair
duck hunting
for the first
half were all
that saved it
from being a
complete flop
for local gun
ners. Fin a !
reports OF the
kill will not
be in for
some weeks.
On geese. 1t
will be high.
At Lake Mat.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FOR STORAGE CHAPCES

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FOR STORAGE CHARGES
Sotice is hereby given that on Satur-
day. January "a, 1853 at ten O'Clock
a IN. and each Saturday and Wednes-
Gay thereafter; until all goods are
disposed Of. there will be sold at
at e. 6. % sloan ~ and s' Company. uiEn fGgms fncs
T15 9th st: NV. Washington, D. c.,
to enforce liens for storage charges
etc, effects stored with the Security
Storage Company in the names of;
American Film Services. desk. chairs,
shreve c. Badger. household and and
personal effects. etc; Frank Brum-
baugh carton; James E. Cairne.
suitcases. boxes. carton. violin,
trunk. etc; Mrs. Elizabeth Cameron,
crates, trunks. box, barrel; P. R.
Capote: fuE-lined coat; uniform; coat,
Crumpacker, 3 chairs, table, play
pen. Settee; Air-O-Spray Corpora
tton. trunks, car tires. desk, chairs,
etc; Victor M. Evans, radio. cartons;
Miss Alice Hirsch and Mrs. Gordon
Hirsch. household and personal ef-
johnson Peak. 2 trunks and con-
tents: Miss F. Jones. household and
personal effects; Anne Karl. house
hold and personal effects, ETC.; Miss
c. King, . trunks; Mrs. George
Knox. trunk, barrell. box. furniture,
etc; Mrs. Hamilton Lamar. trunks.
boxes. suitcases, etc: Miss Sarah
Love, . trunks; Mrs. E. McNab Mil
ler, cloth coat. household and per-
sonal effects; william John Miller,
rugs, household and personal effects;
Elliott Moorhead. rugs, box. carton,
stove. radio, etc: Elizabeth Norton.
chests. cartons. household and per-
sonal effects; trunk, household and
personal effects. etc: Mrs. William
Quay. cloth uniforms. suits, etc;
Mrs. S. Photopolus, household and
personal effects; Misses Anne p.
and Mary Randolph, boxes. trunks,
household and personal effects:
Marjorie Stafford, trunks. suitcases:
cartons. boxes, rug. etc; Estate of
g. F. Seymour, boards. table. car
tons. files, ETC.; SECURITY STOR-
ja7.14
Zed L. williams g. Zed L. Williams. Jr.
Auctioners & Appraisers.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Lester Slightly Hurt
In Spill at Hiuleuh
By the Axxoeinfed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 14.-Jockey
Willie Lester was slightly injured
yesterday while working a z
year-old at Hialeah Park.
Lester was aboard John C..
Clark's Prissie Missie, which
broke in front and later went
down. The field Of II other
2-year-oldS ran over Lester and
his fallen mount. but neither
was badly hurt.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
Western W. Club MEETING

Movies of sevral New York
Giants pro football games will
be shown at tonight's meeting
of the Western High School
Alumni "W" Club at the Touch
down Club starting at 8:15.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
HELP-MEN

ADJUsTER for major auto
mobile finance corp. College back
ground preferred but not essential.
Fine opportunity for young man
with initiative and aggressive per-
sonality. New car and expenses.
free. disqualification and insurance.
Apply in person, Room 434. Stand
LAYOUT MAN to
handle sparkling newspaper ads for
fast-growing advertising agency
Unusual opportunities for right man.
can become art director and mem
Der Of firm. Call Elk. S-6a21. --19
SERvICEMAN. outside
calls. car furnished salary and
commission. DOWD'S ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE CO.. AIS Conn. ave.
EVENING MANAGER.
parking garage; reliable. responsible.
enersetic, white man with driving
experience. Address Box 81. Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-14
HELP--MEN
CRAFTSMAN
co.

DRIVER, for light delivery work;
references required. Apply HILLTOP
MARKET. 5607 Georgia ave. NV.
DRIVER. colored; must know city
well; neat. courteous and sober.
Apply in person, PALACE FLORIST.
1864 Conn. ave. NV. -16
DRIVER. colored. exper. working in
grocery store; 5i2-day wk. Apply
MARTINS. $3.50 Wis. ave. NV. -l5
DRIVER. colored. exper. in NV. sec
tion. Apply 1923 Conn. ave. NV. --15
DRIVERS WANTED for deliyerins
photo finishing; regular routes; s.
day wees. Apply DISTRICT PHOTO
SERVICE. 1920 9th st. NV. -l6
DRIVER, white, 26-36: TO work for
leading wholesale frozen food distri-
butor. Must know city and suburban
areas and have a good driving rec
ord. Good opportunity for. steady,
reliable man. Apply 415 10th St
s.w. No phone calls. -l6
DRIVER-PORTER. colored, over 81 !.
reliable; permanent Job. H1GGER S
DRUG. 5011 Conn: ,.-16,.
RIVER-SALESMAN to handle estab-
lished tire route, must have sales
ability. $50 per wk. and commission.
Excel. chance for right man. ALL
SERVICE TIRE CO., 1924 Georgia
DRUG CLERK. young man: expert
enced pref: 4S-hour wk.: perm en-
ployment. Apply 2. D. GILMAN,
627 Pa ave. NV. -1S