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Evening star., 1953-01-26

To obtain free copy Of the iIluH-
trated leaflet on 'sThe story Of China"
aenA q self addressed. stamped enyelopo
60 5ncle Ray Ia care Of The star.
Evening star., 1953-01-26
Word Come
Find Is or more words in
RHAMPHOID,

meaning, shaped like a beak. "
Average is %; limit, 20 minutes.
Rules--Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS, such as bats"
Cats" are not used Only one form of a
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Answer to SYCAMORE.
same, scream, scar, scare, score, seam,
scar, smear, sore, some, soar, years,
yore, cares. came, cameo, case, comes,
core, coarse, cosy, CORN. soma, cram,
cream. acme, acres, army, arms, mace,
mayor mare, mesa, mercy, more, moray,
oyer, race. rase, reams. rose, easy.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

SEWING INSTRUCTRESS. age 25 tc
35, for instructing purchasers OF
sewing machines; all brands; salary
and commission on all sales con-
Sssred; cur a. g1Sd SdrN working % %conaiti1ns
MACHINE Co, S25 7th st. NV. -2S
SILK FINISHER, experienced only. or
MANS CLEANERS. 1880 Conn. ave.
sTTEENo GiRtA4PPHER--part lit time, / or 2
phone MR. Johnson. HfSk Sunday. SSr MY NE
sfEN06GGRAPHER, permanent. 5-day
Wk., MISUNDERSTANDING concern, in Alex.
Va. III. S-S200. go
STENOGRAPHER Temporary 5-day,
40-hr week; Apply in person, RKO
knowledge Of shorthand and typ
ing, Experienced preferred: 40-hour
week. RECORDAK CORP, sub
SSidiary OF Eastman Kodak Co. Call
STENOGRAPHER for gen. office work
by national trade association; age
in 20s; 5-day wk., 9 am. to 4:3O
pm Starting salary, S264 81
monthly. disqualification, retire
ment men plan. Call RE. 7-0519 bet; 6
anu pm. -
STENoGRAPHER-Young lady who
is. tired of being q secretary and
who would like to work in a retail
Speciality shop taking care of detail.
helping to wait on trade, some cor
reSpondence, and being assistant to
manager. 5-day week. 2 weeks va
cation with pay. This is for per-
son who likes responsibility. but
who wants to get away from s
hrs.-- OF Office routine. Cali Mr..
Mulligan for appt. NATIONAL
UNIFORM CO., 2o01 K st. NV, Ma.
S-0320
STENOGRAPHER. young lady. for
ply ROSS g. PHELPS. INC, 14l7
STENoGRAPHER -sECY. for law Of
NICE; exper pref, but not essential;
must must be good steno.; 5-day week !;
500. BURKE, 1910 Vermont ave.
Suitp O0E
Evening star., 1953-09-27

YOUNG INDUSTRY
EsTninEs. S2SS7sSoo SS s6G me mS .@s part
unlimited for man with managerial
ability to organize his own selling
and service agency. Unique mar
keting plan for exclusive repeat
product nationally advertised. See
Life Sept. a. p: 10. Can MR..
Evening star., 1953-09-27
NOTICE

Representative of large manufactur.
ing company will again interview
clean-cut men between 20 and So
to fill positions in new factory
branch located in Washington
portunity to advance to the high
income brackets. Earnings to start
$500 per mo. No experience re-
Quired if you are neat. honest
sincere and ambitious. Car neces-
Sary to keep appointments through
popular radio programs. This 1:
itons will soon be filled. Call RA
6-1203 for personal interview.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

BEAUTICIAN. full or part time. ia.
2-9SS9. -2S
BEAUTICIAN, expert, all around;
excel. opport., salary no object; no
nightwork. EN-. 2-1171. -2S
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman, must
be expert stylist, salary no object
VINCENT'S, hair stylist, 723 l1th
st. NV. MA. S-1S90. 80
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman; busy
salon, 8 days: if qualified. name own
salary. WILLIAM OF NEW YORK,
HAIR STYLIST, 1915 Mich. ave. ne.
BEAUTICIAN. male or female; 5-day
INGToN HOTEL. in person.
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman: high
earnings. BARRETT PARKER, S466
Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Nd. 80
BEAUTY OPERATORS, all-around,
days, no evenings; also shampoo,
manicurist. Apply in person only.
ANDRE OF PARIS. 2s4S Wilson
BfAGTi4 Gls1ii HFii 6iPEEfR;AroR "a; for Bethesda
salon; top salary and commission.
EMILE. 1906 Old GEORGETOWN I'd,
Bethesda. or apply 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper., all
BEAUTY SALON, Annandale. Va.
JE 2-67S5. -2S
Evening star., 1953-09-27
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

CHOIR SINGERS-Especiall altos,
for both solos and chorus; some Eay,
some volunteer. Downtown EpiSco-
pal Church; morning services; ora
tories; radio Addition appointment.
COUPLE. colored, to manage and
clean rooming house; good salary
and quarters. Must be honest and
good worker. Husband can have
other job. Cash bond required. HE.
COUPLE, for rmlng house; maid, S226;
jan. -chauf, $50; recent refs. Apt.
avail, S16 wk. AID. 2-9296. 30
COUPLE, thoroughly exper in do
mestic work, to take charge of SUBJ
urban home. cook, houSekeeper. but
Ter, houseman; man must be able
to drive and do some gardening.
Nice liv. quarters including TV:
salary, 1925 per mo. BOX 4S4-X.
EXTRA CASH-selI Xmas ana every.
da. cards. Also Xmas imprints,
stationery napkins and novelties,
SAMPLES on appproyal Write or cali
MAsTERCRAFT ~SOl 10th St. NV,
Wash D c Dept S Dl 7-090S.
MOTION PICTURE PRINTERS and
darkroom workers, experienced pre-
ferred. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Pleasant
working cond. Immed. employment
Apply in person, BYRON. INC.
1925 Wise. ave NV -2g
Evening star., 1953-09-27

COLLECTION WOMAN. experienced;
high salary; permanent position.
MI; strauss, BUTLERS FEDERAL.
coMPaS1oN 81 an 81 7 ny iHTousEKEEpER 70,
semi-invalid woman living alone
Box saw. Star.
COMPANION N-HOUSEKEEPER to dc
light housework. prepare meals and
drive for an active elderly lady;
beautiful suburban apt; have clean
ing woman for most Of heavy work
Phone OIL. 4-0546 or write Apt. 516
3 Pooks Hill rd.. Bethesda, Md.
COSMETIC CLERK, experienced;
full time; good hours and pay
SUITLAND PHARMACY, 4692 Suit
land I'd. Sc. 10. S-2974. 30
C0tINTERGIRLS, day work. no Sun
days; exper. not neces.; meals and
uniforms incl. Apply in person, 522
1I3th st. NV. EWARTS CAFETE-
DENTAL ASSISTANT, age 20 to 80;
experience not necessary; must be
neat neat IN oa66 appearance; Bethesda ONCE.
Dental ASSISTANT. 1s to 80,
exper not necessary; knowledge of
typing.. Downtown ONCE. Perma-
nent. Approx. 35 hrs. wkly. Salary,
S1S5 mo. Box 27S-T, Star. -27
DENTAL ASSISTANT. centrally To-
Gated office. State. salary expected
DIETITiAN. chief: ADA member
FREDERICK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Frederick, Md
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Government Workers
HELP-WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT-Excellent opportun-
ity. Must be able to assume full
responsibility for branch operation
OF large corporation State educa-
tion. experience and initial salary
required. Box S3-M, Star.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST, ONCE
supervisor. Chemical and engineer
ing research organization needs
capable woman with several years
experience in office supervision and
business relations. College back
ground and secretarial proficiency
required. Must be intelligent,
alert and personable. This Job in
wolves supervision of other personnel
and requires person able to take
responsibility. Salary open. Call
XII. 9-7500 for appointment. -27
ADVERTISING Production Assistant
paper. retail or agency Experience.
Will consider beginner with schooling
in related fields. Write, giving age,
experience, salary requirements, to
Box 95-V. Star
Evening star., 1953-09-27
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
SECRETARY

If you are interested in advertising
and have secretarial BACKGROUND
we're interested in you. We have
opening in radiC-TV dept for .gooc
secretary: radio experience helpful
5-day, 40-hr. wk. Call DI. 7-740O
If you feel you qualify! 80
Evening star., 1953-09-27

SEAMSTRESS-Custom tailor desires
experienced seamstress; steady en-
ployment; white only. XII. S-S011.
SEAMSTRESS-Custom tailor desires
| experienced seamstreSS, steady en-
ployment, white only. KI. S-S011.
SEAMSTRESS--Exper. on mems and
women's clothing alterations; per-
manent position. M. STEIN g. CO..
| l714 L st, NV, at Conn. ave. pa
SEAMSTRESS, drapery, one with
| experience. Good position of a per-
manent status. Excellent wages.
! 7O2 9th st. NV
SECRETARY for LAWYER; permanent
| petence, reliability. speedy short
interview -27
SECRETARY for hotel work. Apply
Mr.. Bruce, HARRINGTON HOTEL
18th and E SITS. NV. Ma. S-Sl4O
SECRETARY. age 20 to 3s; secre.
tarial work in once Of large Wash.
tngton organization; must be pro.
ificient at shorthand and typing
Experience necessary. Starting sal
ary. $500 mo-; 5-day, 40-hr. week
education. work history and teie.
phone number. Box 240-X. Star.
lSECkETAhX, eXper. and reliable, &C.
curate shorthand, for interesting po.
sition with well-known frozen fooc
distributor; pleasant working condi.
tions and many company benefits
salary open; prefer resident of Hy-
attsville area. Personal interview
Mon, Sept. 2S, bet. 8 am. and IL
noon. GOOD BROTHERS INC. 1901
37th pl., Brentwood, Nd, UN: 4.
4400. -27
SECRETARY for International Air.
craft Co.'S Washington branch
ShSrthand 11gg typigHg; filing oI some
| full, Small office, pleasant conditions
In reply furnish full particulars con-
corning education, experience, mari
tai status, and recent picture. Box
32-V, Star.
SECRETARY to partner in real estate
sl1wGo law Office; expesisnee; sSS s3S-hr. wesS'
! SECRETARE- Executive of national
organization requires top flight sec
retary. Opportunity to advance for
one possessing ability and initiative
Excellent shorthand and typing
| Good salary. Age 25-35. For ap.
pointment. call RE. 7-s52S, between
IsECRETTARIAL EDITORIAL assistant
| to editor of new science journal
knowledge of science helpful, but
not essential. Shorthand desirable
but interest and ability more i'm.
port,ant. Modest salary; Free t.
mers. Also two part-time typists
Outline training and experience
giving telephone number. Box GOV
! Star
Evening star., 1953-09-27
WANTED-TWO MEN

Nationally known manufacturer can
sales positions with earning oppor-
tunity of $50 to start. Character
references required. Call HE. f.
1915 ANYTIME Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Advertising Production

advertising PrOQuctlOn
Bright. energetic, young woman ca
pable of handling pasteups, correc-
tions and follow through on large
scale newspaper advertising. This
is a permanent. position with excel
oppor. for advancement. Excellent
salary. Apply advertising dept, THE
HECHT CO. Washington. -27
ASSISTANT = Permanent position
open; take picture frame orders;
experience helpful but not necessary;
4S-hr. wk.; vacation and sick leave.
Apply by letter. MICKEISONS
709 g st. n.wA
ASST TO MGR, Zee pages 20, 21
Oct. 9th LOOK MAG, then cal
CO. 6-2514.
TITLE CLERK-New.
car dealer has opening for expert
enced title clerk: 5A-day. 44-hr
wk.; 500 wk.: switchboard expert
ence helpful. Box 324-X. Star.
BAKERY SAT,ESCT ERIK
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Secretary
White

For Secretarial posi-
ton; must have knowl-
edge of shorthand, and
be a neat and accurate
typist; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
No parking problem if
you drive; many other
employe benefits. Call
Mr.. Stahem for appt.,
Ii. $4,000. L. P. STEU-
ART g. BROS, INC, 1873
18th st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
BAKERY SALESCLERK
COLLEGE PARK. MD.

COLLEGE PARK. MD.
DOWNTOWN, D. C.
VIRGINIA AREA
Under 40 yrs. over 3 it., in. tall;
6-da. wk., including wkends. Related
and work nylon uniforms furnished,
Immediate openings in modern. at
tractive SUI sIrroHndings;; Apply
Room 200, 1341 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
BEAUTY OPERATORS
Full or part time; excellent earnings
guaranteed draw and commission
fine salon. Apply
THE HECHT co.
F. ST. AT 7th NV.
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Fenton st. and Ellsworth Drive
PARKINGTON
Arlington, Va
Glebe Hd and Wilson Blvd.
BILLING CLERK-Accurate, rapid
typist, experienced with adding and
calculating machine work. Must
THAI. RE. T-241e. @27
BOOKKEEPER, for auto dealer; ex-
perienced sales journals, payable
snd ana TNseeivaole; receive ,ts knowledge Of Gen.
to type; conv. location to NV. area
and Silver Spring. Write. giving
EDUCATION, experience. age, etc. Box
BooKkEaPER, SS1i iaPEi double entry, age age 40
to so; small downtown rental and
furnish experience, references; must
furnish bond; salary open. Box
BooKKEEPER. experienced only,
NV. washington or nearby Mont
gomery, Co. preferred; neatness and
attractive personality requisite; 40
Eour week; Box PITT, Star. --27
BOOKKEEPER. single entry; 5-day
week; good hours; pleasant working
con ons. Apply in person,
WHEATON FRESTONE STORE,
Is 1id3o5 5-s3s9 SssrEia ave. Wheaton. Nd
BooKKEEPER-Young lady wanted
for general office duties with ma
ional association. White Age 81 -35.
knowledge of National Cash Register
Bookkeeping mach. required. Excel.
oppor. for advancement, 5-day week,
paid vacation. free disqualification
and life insurance. Apply in person
to MISS SCHULZ, 1900 R. I. ave.
NV.
BOOKKEEPER - Remington Rand
machine experience: age 21-35;
salary open, permanent position.
ST. 3-6055.
BOOKKEEPER with real estate exper.
assume full responsibility small real
estate ONCE; ref. Box 76-V, Star. =
BO0KKEEPER-SE medi.
cal; shorthand and typing essential
no medical technical exper. neces-
sary; good salary. pleasant workine
conditions; 5-day week A goo6
connection for the right person
Call ME. $1,000 bet. l pm. and
BOOKKEEPER-SECRETARY; S75 up;
excel. oppor. for capable girl TO
take charge Of once in fine mems
store; exper. in accts. rec. and pay
able; able to type; conv. to transp.
congenial surroundings. RA. 3-9100.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
YOUNG MEN
5:3O-9 Pm.

We have openings for 3 alert younG
men to sell Book Of knowledge or
qualified lead basis. S1,000.000 ad'
Vertising program is developing
more leads than our staff car
handle. Must be satisfied with SAT
per Wk. guarantee against commits.
sion. Phone Mr.. HARRISON. HU
2.R0A1
Evening star., 1953-09-27
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
White, neat appearance for route
work with local field manager. Av-
Orage earnings after training. $75
wk. See Mr.. CHAMPAGNE, 1915
Oaia at NV 2 to pm Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
LOCKHEED
GEORGIA
CALLING
ENGINEERS!

Excellent opportunities in a
long-range production and
design program on the
C-130 Turbo Prop Cargo
Plane, which is being de-
signed by LOCKHEED and
will be produced in the Ma
rietta Georgia. plant.
This long-range production
schedule is going to carry
a vast number of people
quickly to the goals they
wish to reach.
There is also a continuing
schedule of production for
the BAT Stratojet Bomber
Immediate Opportunities
With a Future for:
Structures Engineers
Structures and basic loads ex-
Stress Engineers
and dynamics experience. 0''e'
Stress Analysts
Stress or basic loads or flutter
and dynamics experience.
Weight Engineers
Weight Analysts
Engineering Technicians
Some weight or structures expert
Aircraft Designers
Structural, equipment or hydraulic
experience. Electrical desisners
not needed at this time.
Engineering Drawings
Checkers
Liaison Engineers
Drafting Engineers
Service Engineers
Technical Illustrators
Must be thoroughly familiar with
blueprints and .isometric draw
ings. Should have one year
formal training plus . minimum
tion experience, including air
craft handbook.
Aircraft Instrumentation
Engineer
Prefer experience in structures
and strain gage measurements.
Assembly Supervisors
Must have recent supervision ex-
perience in aircraft assembly.
Enjoy excellent working con-
ditions, low-cost group life
health and accident insur-
ance, sick leave, vacation
with pay and many Other
benefits. Excellent living
facilities available at mod
crate cost.
A SPECIAL LOCKHEED
REPRESENTATIVE WILL
BE IN WASHINGTON
SUNDAY THROUGH
WEDNESDAY
SEPT. 27th-30th
INTERVIEWING HOURS
SUNDAY, 1912 NOON
and "a PM.
MONDAY THROUGH
WEDNESDAY, 1912 NOON
"a PM. and 7-9 PM.
| CALL EX. 3-5034
And Ask for
MIR. D. G. ROGERS
JOIN THE LOCKHEED
JOB PARADE!
| LOCKHEED
AIRCRAFT
CORPORATION
Georgia Division
Marietta, Georgia
-9s
Evening star., 1953-09-27
$500 MONTHLY

Starting salary for 2
executive-type Salesmen
to represent large East
ern c corporation. No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; eS-
tabliShed resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
BILE Of assuming respon-
sibilities. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
An replies confidential.
BOX S8-S, STAR
Evening star., 1953-09-27
SECRETARY

The Star has a desirable opening FOL
o capable woman between 81 anc
35 years of age who is interested
in a permanent position in an ex'
ecutive's ofice: shorthand ane
quired We desire an indiv1dua
who is neat in appearance. capable
of meeting people and able to give
good attendance; f1ve-day. 4O-houl
week. Apply to Personnel, Room
COS, between 8 and 5, and 9 to
on Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Machine Bookkeeper
CALL MRS. R1Ess. MA. s-2112

MAID with experience for exclusive
beauty salon: good refs: must bt
good sal Apply in person Tues.
5:3o to $3.50 pm. SYLVAN, 100:
Evening star., 1953-09-27
IF

You are free to go to work
Immediately, you have a car,
you are over 21, you are not
afraid of work, You can sell
and appreciate a permanent
opportunity for 500 per wk.-
phone JU. 6-5413 any time
Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

PATENT LAW STENOGRAPHER or
secretary; $50 per week: old eStab-
lished firm; patent experience, typ
ing and shorthand skill required.
Respond by letter, stating expert
ence and personal qualifications: re-
plies kept confidential. Box i09-X.
Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER. neat, experienced.
capable sales person. familiar with
operation of higher-type photo
graphic studio; also. opening for a
Photographic printer Call Q to 4
every DAY, EN- 2-4SR7. -2Q
Evening star., 1953-09-27

NURSE, REG, WHITE
For podiatry clinic; 40-hr. week,
evening until 7 pm. Must be ex-
ceptionally neat and have pleasant
personality Good starting salary
with advancement. Call JU. $3.50
for interview appt. on Monday
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Enjoy excellent working con-
ditionS, low-cost group life,
health and accident insur-
ance, sick leave, vacation
with pay and many other
benefits. Excellent living
facilities available at mod
crate cost.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
PART TIME WORK

$50 to 8 pm. National concern re-
duires services of 6 neat appearing
young men, 1s to 80 to work ewes.
Ia library div. Must have high school
Satisfied with $40 per eve. to start.
Dial Hu. 3-624O Mon. and Tues.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
SALESLADY

for our coat, dress and
children'S wear department.; excel.
salary and commission ARRANGEMENTS.
Apply Mr.. Sher, EISEMAN'S, 7th
Evening star., 1953-09-27
MAP DRAFTING

MAP DRAFTING
Good opportunity for woman expe
rlenced. in topographic drafting.
Ideal location, pleasant office at
l4th and New York ave. Call RE.
ATLANTIC MAP co.
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNT-
CLAN. white, experienced; to work
IN doctors office; full or part time.
MEDICAL SECRETARY Fails
Church; starting salary, 5000; Young
lady preferred. Box 326-S, Star.
MESSENGER MAIL CLERKS. one to
work 8 to 4:30 pm. and one to work
$50 to. pm; 5-day week. Mon
thru Fri; $40 per week. GOVERN
MENT EMPLOYEES ms. CO, I4th
and L sts. NV. Please apply at
L st. entrance.
INuRSEMAID WANTED-McLean, Va.
area. Take care new baby. Some
exper. essential. must be pleasant,
willing and fond of children. Also
z school-age. children other help.
>12,Y1 Own rm; Ref. required, EN-. 2-3522
IN: Care for elderly gentleman
Evening star., 1953-09-27
HELP--MEN Cont
MEN PART TIME

Our product has no competitors
No canvasSing and you earn $40
SO wk. White. car. 1890. Apply
7706 Georgia ave. NV, Suite A.,
nm Sharp Sunday
Evening star., 1953-07-31
By the Associated Press

TULSA, Okla, July 31.-Deane
Beman of Bethesda, Md, the
medalist in the United States
Golf Association junior tourna-
ment, was on the sidelines as 16
survivors entered the fourth
round of play today.
Two rounds of 18-hole match
play yesterday reduced the field
to workable proportions and
Beman was among those elimi-
mated. He bowed to William
Muldoon of Columbus, 2 and /.
Another of the players ousted
was Terry Thomas of Canaan
daigua, N. Y, who came up with
the first hole-in-one in the six
year history of the tourney. He
made his ace with a No. 6 iron
in the 165-yard 14th hole, but
finally bowed. 2 down, to Fred
Wicklow of Hillsdale, Mich.
Although Beman is out of
the National junior tournament,
he has another honor awaiting
him on his return home. He is
one of the players selected to
play with Ben Hogan during Ho-
gan's exhibition at the Goose
Creek Country Club Saturday,
August 8.
Beman, a 15-year-old who en-
ters high school this fall, is
something of a power hitter
although he weighs only 100
Evening star., 1953-07-31

Mrs. Howard was out in 46 with
the ace on the 150-yard fifth
hole, and after the excitement
she settled down on the back
nine for her first round under
40. a 80 for IS. She used driver
for the shot. Mrs. Merrill Lord
was her playing partner.
Mrs. j. E. NettleS of Army
Navy, winner of The Post Cup in
Glass B, was winner of low gross
with an 81 inasmuch as the three
scores below her all chose to
play off for low net. Mrs. Net
ties had 43-41.
Other net prize winners, in
order, were: Mrs. George E. Ros-
den of Congressional, 86-14-72;
Mrs. w. E. Howard of Argyle, 85-
1872: Mrs. Paul Eaton of
Prince Georges, 86-14-72; Mrs.
John C. Spearman of Congress
sional, 88-16-72; Mrs. Charles
Carmody of Belle Haven, 1916
-72. and Mrs. Jack Howard of
Belle Haven, 83-13-72.
Mrs. L. N. Hill, second vice
president of the WDGA, and
Mrs. James A. Swink, Glass B
tournament chairman, oficiateo
at the presentation of prizes.
Evening star., 1953-07-31
Hicks Fast and cun Kick
By Lewis F. Atchison
Siur Stoff CORRESPONDENT

LOS ANGELES. July 81
Redskins are hoping the light
ming that hit the Rams four or
five times in the guise of un-
known players with pro league
ability has at long last struck
them in the person of 25-year-
old Charlie Hicks. a safety man
with only freshman experience
in college.
Recommended by Harry Gal
van, one-time UCLA player who
thought enough of the boy to pay
a long-distance toll to Coach
Curly Lambeau, Hicks checked
in the other day and scored an
immediate hit with the coach in
his first full days work. Charlie
is 6-foot-2 and scales 22O pounds
and Curly is weighing the posi-
bility Of converting him into an
end.
The Rams, who picked such
good ones as Larry Robustelli,
Deacon Dan fowler and Larry
Brink far down on the draft list,
also have been lucky in signing
good boys. like might Train
Lane, who merely walked into
camp asking for a trial. They
had Hicks two years ago, but a
rib injury spoiled his chances OF
sticking with the club.
Had Bad Knee.
Charlie got a bad knee in
jury in his freshman year al
Loyola Of Los Angeles, where he
enrolled after a two-year hitch
in the Navy. Last year he tried
boxing and won his first bout
But in his second fight he broke
a thumb and decided to quit
He also played a little semi-pro
football with a local team.
Lambeau likes his men big
and fast. and Charlie fills the
bill. He also has shown sur
! priSing puntlng ability, which
Evening star., 1953-07-31
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 31.-Don't t
worry about last years two-pla-
toon All-America football players
under the new substitution rules
which will make the college sport
a two-way game again this fall.
Three of the % stars named
to the Associated Press offensive
and defensive All-America teams
last year were juniors and conse-
quently WILDE back to play again
this year. They are Paul Giel of
Minnesota, JOHNNY Lattner of
Notre Dame and Steve Eisen-
hauer of Navy.
They may or may not be on
the glory roll again when the
All-America team is drawn up
four months from now. But
their coaches are sure the tran
sition to two-way football won't
injure their chances.
TwO-Way Last Year.
Lattner, in fact. was a two
way right halfback for the Irish
last year, playing 422 Of a pos
sible 600 minutes on Notre
Danes gruelling schedule. Be-
sides making more than his share
of tackles on defense, he ran,
blocked and handled the punt
ing on offenSe.
Johnny also did the punting
and averaged 36.6 yards, despite
the fact he deliberately kicked
the ball high and thereby limited
10 opponents to a total of 121
yards in returns.
Giel played only on offense
last year, but the Minnesota
halfback was a one-man attack
passing, running and punting.
Elsenhauer, great guard,
played only on defense in 1852,
but, Coach Eddie Erdelatz said
that was because the Middies did
not need him on offense.
Frank Leahy. Notre Dame