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Evening star., 1953-12-02

PLUMBING SUPPLY counterman: cd
oppor.; able bodied, act. BLOCKS
INC. 1746 Lee hwy. ia. S-s700
PORTER. young man, for pet shop;
top salary. Apply at 3S101 North.
ampton st. NV, KE. 7-1213. .
colored. sober. re-
liable and have neat appearance
Reply in person STATLER FLOR
IST. K street entrance, Statler Ho-
RELIEF NIGHT CLERK for Sat
night at apt.-hotel. LONDON HALL.
1888 18th st. NV. Ma. s-90l9.
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-S75 WEEK

Permanent position with increases for
refined lady, 24-45, who enjoys meet
ing people; car necessary, for 3-hr.
day and 3hr. eve. schedule: no
canvassing or parties. Phone DU.
7-2342. Thurs. 90 pm. only.
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G.H.W. COOK, live in: $50 wk.: of
/ all day Sun. and half day Thurs !;
local refs. req. EN-. 3-1449. %
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 2 hours a
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR with
crew for large or small jobs. Free
estimates. Ii. 7-4334. -
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK; Chin
ney repairs and tuck point; reas.
rates on small jobs. OIL. 2-623S
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HELP-MEN
CRAFTSMEN

being conducted with
qualified applicants on Wednesday
and Thursday. December 2 and 3.
For appointment call Mr.. Dean Glenn
ent at DI. 7-4S00, Wednesday or
Thursday. between 2 pm. and 8 pm.
r. C. A. Service Co., Inc.
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APPLY
National Electrical
Machine Shops, Inc.
9I9 JESUP BLAIR DIR.
SILVER SPRING, MD.

ADV. AGENCY needs several neat
appearing young ladies to assist in
promotion campaigns for leading dry
cleaners; S55 weekly salary; no ex-
per. necessary. Apply MR.. COOPER,
FRurs n%0sTiaoGf ann Ti only No o pho1e 0e calls
BEAUTICIAN. expert; top salary and
commission. LILLIAN CRAMER,
ll5 18TH st. NV -
earnings no @ ewes. BHRREIT sSisEi "iF1ais. PAR.
KER Hatrstylists, S406 Georgia ave.
BEAUTICIAN from Silver Spring area.
Excellent salary and working con-
sPR4sa sHsfcRs faaE BEAUTY "eski sA1oS. slLvER jU
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part
time. JENNIE LOU HAIRSTYLIST
yeT1sJjttya Y lane. il. 7-7ass OF or ij. JU.
CAsHIER-CIGAR CLERK, must he
eexxpperienced; excel salary; day Shift.
CASHIER AND iNvENTrORYS roiSSOi CLERK;
Sd5. S5d2 2 to ,daro start See Mr.; Crismond,
Logan ~ MOTOR co. iii 18th st.
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent posi-.
Non with interesting responsibili-
ties We have attractive offlces; q
fine group of employees: 5-day wk.
and many employe benefits. UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
1879 Eye st. NV, Rm. SOP. -3
CLERK -TYPlST for auto. insur. CO.
Previous office exper. and $3.50
words pei, min. tipping. speed essen
tial; Excel. starting sal. and oppor-
tun1ty for advancement. 5-day wk
Unusual employe benefits; incl.
son: Room No. 423 Fig Bldg. S641
CLERK K-TYPiST-We have openings
for several clerk-typists under 80 in
our home office. Typing speed es-
Sential. Our employees work days
a week from $50 am. til 4:45 I'm.
Monday through Fri Vacation and
sick leave benefits. Non-profit cafe
terra. If you would like TO work
with congenial people in a pleasant
atmosphere, won't you come in and
see US? Apply personnel office. Rm
300. S16 l4th st. NV. 3
CLERK-TYPIST-Ca typist, with
aptitude for figures, payroll audit
work; 5-day wk.; high school grad
uate. AETNA CASUALTY & SURETY
CO, NE. 8-3730. Call Mr.. Scheper.
cony. to Bethesda
resident; 5-day wk.; pleasant work.
conds. Apply in person to Mrs.
Jones, ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA,
1906 East-West hwy, Bethesda, Md.
CLLElRRK-TYPIsT; salary, $50 for
37Ha-hr. week; age 25 to 40; rapid
and accurate typist: Mr.; Elliott,
Island ave. me-, Wash. 2, D. C..
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SECRETARIES

Several positions available for appli.
cants with minimum of 2 years
recent experience.
Speed and accuracy in shorthand anc
typing essential.
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SlTUATIoNS-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER.-B.S.
accounting dearee. Experienced and
highly qualified. Genl. ledger, fl
rancial statements, tax returns. pay
roll; desires challenging position
with progressive company. Minimum
salary SS5 ,wk. TU., 2-5404: 81
GIRL, col, alert, wants job as clerk
receptioniSt; knowledge of typing
GIRL desires lob as wrapper. Call
PkAcTiHc2i' 1H2si' NURSE. colored, exper.
or Il hour duty. RA. 6-7545. 3
RESTAURANT MANAGER, woman OF
culture. responsibility; experienced
in business. Box 322-Z Star.
SECRETARY, Ediphone operator. pa
tent experience, .clerk-typist PIX; at
least S65 weekly; employer passed
away recently. LU, 1-2932. 2"
sEGTL tsn assisR SERVICES yGr osr dF bom
typing. Tel. dict. by thoro. exper.,
capable refined Girl Friday. Cali
TYPIST. mature; small office. full or
part time. take slow dictation. LU.
2.3630. l | am. or ewes. 3"
REFINED COLLEGE GRADUATE as
lady in Fla Excellent references
COLORED, Clerk-Typist. PIX op-
perator. neat and exper. 10. 2-l74S
CoLoRED WOMAN desires work; ex-
peIience with mems alterations. 10
CoLoRED GIRL. office work exper
or CLERK IN store or dry cleaners.
Ii. 6-1457 -
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KITCHEN
REMODET,TNG

h1 1Of1EN
REMODELING
Steel and wood IN colors. Birch
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimate and FREE planning
service Liberal terms. 80 months
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co.
KITCHEN CENTER HU. 3-6640
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Co ommer-
cial and residential; satisfactory q
PAINTING inteEior fs1 al and exter15 s
THOMPSON DT 7-4S71 p
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
lowest rates in town; white me-
chanics; free estimate. 10. S0l "a.
Ss}ts to 81 sm w5s S5ss
guarantee. NO. 1880. -
PAINTING color in the home intr
and extr, RESIDENTIAL and CONNER
cial. Wallpaper removing. No drink
ing honest work; AID. 4-6325. -
PAINTING interior, exterior. free
est Call A. DOMINCK. JA. 2-6S30.
PAINTING. lNTERIOR--30 years sat.
Free estimate Cali HOBERT. LU.
2-52S3 after 8 pm. A
PAINTING PAPERING, INTERIOR,
exterior. For reasonable estimate,
call JU. 94771 or JU. 5-4219. la
PAINTING, papering. plastering. floor
sanding; free estimates. RUSSELL
A.. GREEN, TC 2-5022 -
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, tax re-
turns prepared. No acct. too small;
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FURNITURE
PENTHOUSE MODERN

Low-cost warehouse opera
tion. factory closeout and sur
plus stock add up 20 real
money-saVing values. Shop us
and cOmpare
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$3.50 PER EVENING"

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged in interstate COM
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must now pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-halt TOR Overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Lao. Job seekers offered less BIZ
coDered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour DiDtsion u S.
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive S-2420 Extension 1878
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Travel in Md. and West Va

Mature man to interview certified ap-
plicants for professional training
program. Excel. compensation on
commission basis. HU. 3-85ll
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CREDIT

O4t4JA<4 l.
Experienced young lady to assist in
credit dept. and do routine work
Must be able to type. Apply Mrs
Strauss. MAJOR MASTERPIECES
INC. Oil 7th st. NV. -3
DANCE INSTRUCTRESSES
20 needed tmmed.. 10 exper. neces.
sary; excel sal. paid while train.
ing: age 20-2S. For appt.. call
DU. 1880
DIETARY AIDE, white, experienced
in institutional food; hours, i am
to pm; $3.50 mo-; live in. Apply
dieticlan, SUBURBAN HOSPITAL
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 4-6750. IS
DRUG OR COSMETIC CLERK, must
be experienced; permanent position
good hours, excellent working con-
ditions, in new store. DRUG LANE,
1926 Riggs I'd. Mr.. Folus or Mr..
johnson, AP. 7-9191. q
FUR FINISHER. white only; part or
LAzARoFF FUR SHOP. 3163 Mt.
Pleasant st. NV. -3
JR. SECRETARY-National organi-
cation desires capable young lady
for general ofice and some secre-
tarlial work: 5-day wk.; insurance
and Decentralization; ne. loc. Call
KITCHEN HELPERS, white; meals on
duty. ARLINGTON HOSPITAL. ia.
S-j6u0, EXT. '35. a
GIRL. experienced: ::
hrs: 2 to II pm. Apply in person.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, -3
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PART TIME

Young white man with car who
needs to supplement present in
come S35-S75 wk. Opportunity for
advancement to full time career.
Call AID. 2-6445. ask for Mrs.
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SITUATIoNs-DoMESTlc

ICHAMBERMAID WORK at night
clean; office. and housework. DU
IG. G.H.W.-Dependable colored girl de.
SireS days work. any day except
Thursday. Call after I pm. Ii. Z
G.H.W.. or cleaning doctors office
Al refs; 5 days week. DE. 2-37I6
OUSEKEEPER--Car of baby OF
invalid; will live in. Box 217-z
HousEKEEPER COMPANION, with
refinement and ability. prefer elders
VIII 60 anywhere. Local refs. Boz
133-X. Star. @
TWO LADIES, colored. desire genera
housework. cooking or days work
ri FetfSfRee' IiSES APTs II 7tdTl aFFIcEs Sr,. =
tho?oashly Hfs CLEANED Eefhf ever1thing dd don,
ceilings to floors; refs. ST. 3-0a31'
WOMAN wants lob as maid or nurse
Call Ex. 3-S152.
GIRL desires g:h.w., plain COOKING
Good pFsei re1F nqFse 10 j? a6ySe5 ySssTs one place
WOMAN, ,colored. would like work as
g:h.w.,. days work or 5 days; city
LADY wants days work, 3 days wk
ga Gall / Ho, 255ls9' cB after 8 pm. ,.-,.
COLORED WOMAN desires house
work. 5 days wk.. 1870 to $50. AID.
4-S556.
COLORED WOMAN. experien ced
wishes days work; references. Ii.
$3.50.
COLORED LADY wants g.h.w., no
cooking; fond of children; dity refs.
Ii 7-2045.
GIRL. colored. desires gh.w. with
cooking; 5-day wk.; refs. Ii. q
col. GIRL, part or full time g.h.w.:
good cook. fine exper. WIchildren,
plan meals: excel. ref. ME. S-4577.
COLORED GIRL desires gLh.w. or
child care; exper. Cali D1. 7-191l.
COI( RED GIRL desires or 3 Gays
wk child care or Ink, UN. 4-6SsI
COLoRED GIRL wants g.h.w.. .
days, Tues. and Thurs, city refs.
HU. 3-429S.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
CLERK-TYPIST
COST CLERK

Young woman. 25 to 80 years, pre-
ferably with college degree, with
Home Economics and ACCOUNTING
background opportunity for finan-
cial progress ard advancement;
many other benefits: $50 week. )
days. For application and informa-
tion send a short resume including
name, phone number. mailing ad-
dress to Box 465-A, Star.
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new; will sell reason.
ably. Call HA. o-So06. -

ACCORDION. new; will sell reason.
ably. call HA. 2-S296. 3
ACCORDIONS-Clo Of hand
made Italian Instruments; below
wholesale cost; 100 bass. treble and
bass switches. Sacrifice. Union A.
3S45. ia. 9-57S7. l3s
ACCORDION, new. 1e0-base. Scan
deli Contore ISL. with sets of
treble reeds, controlled by switches
Bass reeds controlled by double
action switch. Bargain. $500. JE.
4-0494.
ADDING MACHINE-Burrou desk
model. $50: Al condition. Rentals,
repairs. sales on all makes GEN.
st. NV. HU, 3-512l.
AIR COMPRESSOR. ,.1o GU. It., on
4 rubber tires; hose, couplings,
starter: Contractors should see
this. Call LA. 6-4252. -
ANTIQUES-Gracious croch mahoe
sofa; 8 graceful side chairs; rea.
Sonable. TIA. 9-S233 -
ANTIQUES, period pieces: sofa. table
desk mirror, bookcases; reas. See
by appt. JE. 1926. A
ANTIQUES. Your shopping chore
ends a; our door. BELL. HINDs
(ChriStmas) STORE. Hundreds OF
lovely Gifthings. ST up. Az E
Capitol st. A
ANTIQUE WASHSTANDS, upholstered
chair, Sl5 ca; folding chair. SO;
miniature chest and table. OIL
4-1034., 1927 Cordell ave. Bethesda
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HELP-WoMEN tcont. J
PEDICURIsT and manicurist wantel

PEDICURIST and manicurist wanted;
expert; good salary; no nightwork.
Apply in person. MICHEL'S. co
Helena Rubenstein. 1852 M st. NV.
RECEPTIoNIST. doctors Office, in
suburbs; references required. WA.
7-6US7. Il
SALESGIRL for gift shop. hours SO
pm. 81 per hour. VANITY FAIR.
3t5 Conn. ave. p
SALESLADIES, for retail credit
clothing store: full and part time.
See Mr.; Strauss. BUTLER'S FED
sAEEsEiApIhEs7 AAEEEEii gIh 7tn st openings eM for full
time and part-time salesladies
convenient hours arranged includ-
ing evenings until Christmas. S. S.
KRESGE CO.. 5536 Conn. ave.
NV. near Chevy Chase Circle. IS
SALESLADIES
Experienced in children's wear. Coco
salary. Permanent. JAY DEE'S. 1907
G st. NV. 3
SALESLADIES
Experienced children's wear: full OF
part time; excellent salary and
commission. Apply ESTHER SHOP,
l22S F st. NV. 3
SECRETARY, young lady, for tran
filing and general ONCE work; nc
shorthand nee: 40-hr. wk.; no Sat-
urdays: all company benefits. Apply
in person, DICTAPHONE CORP.
LILO Conn. ave. NV. See Mr..
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A I r L N E

RESERVATIONS. COMMUNICA.
TIONS. See Ad Under Instructions
Il
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PAPERING, painting, plasterine. Neat
clean work, low. prices: Immed at
tention; Cal ia. a:lSS2. :
homes. work done ~ self. Call ia
PAPER HANGING ana painting, waite
mechanics For the best. it's FRANK
J. TOLSoN CO, HU. 3-1d60. &
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING, plas.
tering, do my own work. Reasonable
price: guaranteed. RA. 3-69Ql. =!
inS. See MIR. VAN, JU. 9-s6S9
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up
1858 suniast washable paper; worE
guar. RA. 3-7393 or HE. 4-S555.
PAINTING and papering, 20 yrs,
isfaction guar. Any time. ia. 9-0396
PLASTERING REPAIRS. old and new
work: large and small Jobs; reas.
white mechs.; work guar. JU. 9-4 "a
PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairs,
remodeling; guaranteed satisfaction;
24-hr. emergency serv. RA. 3-7500.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, work
done by registered plumber, call any
timec day or night. Once tel. NO.
BUILT or inclosed. with
regular or glass-louvred jalousie
windows; free estimates. SECO
SALES, JU. 5000, day or night
RE- E-UPHOLSTER OR REPAIR your
living room furniture; also reff,ni$sh
BACHELOR, LU 4-5499. -6
REUPHOLSTERING and restoring an
tloues, sll work guar CHILDS CRAFT
SHOP, EN-. :1-746S, after 4 pm
ROOF REPAIRS, all types. lowest
rates, guaranteed work: white me
chanics; free estimates. 10. S-0134.
ROOFING. WATERPRooFING, paint
ina plastering; white mech: spec
low price now; work guar. Ii. 7-S209
A.
ROOFING. all types; cutters. spouts
carpentry and painting. A. D
THOMAS WA 7-7352
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DESIRE JOE WITH A FUTuRE?
INSURANCE.

Due to expansion plan. opportunity
for. five experienced. capable and am
bilious industrial A & H Hospital
and Life debit men, Salary $100 per
week and commission. Also one su-
pervisor. S125 per week. 500 cash
bond required. +. T. Gardiner. 1017
Evening star., 1953-12-02
.IAIOIISIES

Custom installation at low cost of
SMITH, AP. 7-8645 or JU. S-1366.
Evening star., 1953-12-02

When GnstDertna advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original references photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
SonGI UGlue. Copies SeTue the pur.
pose and originals DtGv get lost.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
STENOGRAPHER

We have an opening in our promotion
dept for young woman 23-3S
yrs. of age to assist in our market
research operation. Permanent posi-.
tT tVniny snG shorthsnG Tk skiie spe Te
uuired. Apply Personnel Room COS
Open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat
9-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-12-02

DRIVERS (fuel oil. year-round EN-
ployment; exceptional opportunity
for men 20 or older, with good
knowledge of Washington area. II
you know trucks and can offer
good p FefSFeRS6s %oo6soN Ne e. 9S iSlS
DRIVER for professional Office: must
have D. C. permit and know Metro
politan Area thoroughly. Apply 1ll5
nniv1ss ,Ith s. FoR nT TRa%2;,G2aeRRs-witb R%; 2eR 6 or
without hackers card. If you are not
a licensed driver. ARRANGEMENTS may
ination. YELLOW CAB CO. OF
D. c.. INC, 1901 N. Y. ave. ne
DRIVER AND OPERATOR FOR MO
BILE SNACK BAR, 4O-HR. Wk.,
ANNUAL AND SICK LEAVE. MUST
HAVE DRIVERS PERMIT; APPLY
BASE EXCHANGE. ANDREWS AIR
DRUG CLERK-Evening work and
sas9So sa.sEg 1886 Conn., ave. Wo
DRUG CLERK. must be experienced
good hours, excellent working condi-
tions. DRUG LANE, 1925 Riggs rd.
EIRcFRicAL LRt!1Ihii DRAFTsMAN-E NGI.
NEER-For consulting engineer S
office; for lighting and power lay
outs. Elk. 3-5655. IS
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored;
licensed; pm. to II pm; salary
$I00 per mo. PARK LANE BLDG
FOUNTAIN HELP full time daily,
l part time ewes. Apply at foun-
tain. 420l Ga. ave. -3
FURNITURE SALESMAN. salary anc
commission: very active floor: some
previous experience desired. Call MR.
PINKUS. HO. 2-6557 or come in fol
interview, 8 to 1890 am, 151t
14th st. NV. .
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN
Some experience in upholstering;
many company benefits. Exceptiona
opportunity for a sober man. See
Mr.. Beck. executive offices.
Georges
D. 10
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ERGO

& RESEARCH CORP
Riverdale, Md, WA. 7-4444
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PAINTING
HOLIDAY SPECIAL

'15 any avg. rm.; immed. service. free
estimates. guar. work. KE. S-4660
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ANTIQUE JEWELRY

BICYCLE, mans Schwinn. like new,
S2S. AID. 1895. -
BICYCLE, girls 26-in. super de luxe
model; won in contest; brand-new.
Phone JU. $4,000. -6
BICYCLE, girls, 2O", prac new, $40:
Hyde rink roller skates. size /, $40,
prac. new. LA. 6-5528. .
BICYCLES (4)-Two % in. and one
"a in. one 16 in. 10. 2-9543. 8
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE-Reming-
ton, model S5-E with stand; 10
$3.50 or best offer. JE. 2-1S90. MR.
MrCASKTTI
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HELP-WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. permanent,
interesting and responsible posi-
tion recurring an aptitude for
figures. Experience helpful. We have
attractive Offices. fine group Of
employe benefits. UNITED SERV-
ICES LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 1928
Eye st. NV, Rm 5O2 "a
Evening star., 1953-10-05

the first down, but Fox crossed
them up and tossed a long pass
to Len Ciemniecki. Ciemniecki
was behind all the N. C. State
defenders when he pulled it in
on the 81 and went on to COM
plete a 60-yard payoff play that
put the game out of States
reach.
BY the same token, Eddie
West, the sophomore from
Alexandria who was quarter
backing State, also crossed up
the Colonials on one occasion
and almost got a touchdown
that would have made a lot of
difference. Late in the second
quarter his team was fourth and
10 On the CIV Is, and a field
goal was indicated. State lined
up in field goal formation, but
West instead passed to Billy
Teer.
Halftime Stopped Drive.
The play got a first down on
the four, and it might have led
to a score except that the half
time intermission interfered after
State had time to run off only
two more plays.
West is a big boy-standing
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Victorious Quantico
Looks 10 Eustis Game

The Quantico Marines foot
ball team is all set for Fort
Eustis in a game to be played
at 2 pm. Saturday at Quantico.
Eustis upset Boiling Air Base,
last years Armed Services cham
pion, TO, in the opener for both
teams last month. The Marines
defeated Boiling, 1912, two
weeks ago.
Since losing their opener by
three points to Cherry Point, the
Marines have won three straight,
counting yesterdays 31-0 vic
tory over Dayton University at
Dayton, Ohio.
Two touchdowns, two extra
points and two safeties gave
Quantico an 1870 halftime lead.
The Marines first touchdown
was set up for them by a Dayton
tumble of the opening kickoff.
John Amberg bucked over the
last yard.
The two safeties were followed
by touchdown pass from Steve
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Ray Fox and Eddie West Shine
In Crossing Up Opposition

6-foot-3-and is developing into
a fine quarterback. At least twice,
however, he made the kind of
mistakes that comes from sopho-
moric enthusiasm and which
will be corrected by experience.
Twice he was trapped trying to
pass, and instead of eating the
ball for loss he threw it any,
way and anywhere. Both re-
suited in interceptions, one being
carried back for a touchdown
and the other ending a State
foray into CIV territory.
Big Steve Korcheck, GW's
talented center, was perhaps the
individual star. He played a
whale of a game on defense, and
his pass interception on the
State 26 for a touchdown run
back in the third period opened
the scoring. He also kept the
Wolfpack from moving several
times with fine tackles after CIV
punts. At other times he was
down under the ball so fast that
the State receivers had to call
for fair catches.
Strong Defense on RunbackS.
The Colonials aren't getting
much distance with their punts,
averaging about only 80 yards
in two games. But at the same
time the opposition isn't getting
much on runbacks. In two
games the l3 CIV kicks have
been carried back a total of only
rs yards. That's much better
than 40 or As yard boots that
are run back 10 or Is yards or
more each time.
Coach Bo Sherman knew he
wasn't going to get fancy punt
ing this year, and drilled his
team especially on preventing
runbacks. 1t is working very
we'll so far.
CIV plays Virginia next Sat-
urday, and for the first time in
13 games against the Cavaliers
the Colonials probably will be
the favorite. CIV has beaten
Virginia once and tied once, but
never has it gone into the game
as the favorite.
Evening star., 1953-10-05

ed to dedicate Frank Leahy.
the Notre Dame-Purdue foot
ball game to Marty O'Connor. 1t
brought about the simplest pre-
game talk we have ever had to
make. All that was mentioned
was the fact that to the team
which won would go the game
ball, and that if we we're play
ing in a game which was dedi-
Gated to a young man of the
caliber of Marty O'Connor. we
would want to make certain
that he would have the game
ball as a lifetime momento. On
Martyrs return from Warm
Springs Ga, Capt. Don Penza
will present this ball to him.
If we run into many more Sat-
urdays like the last two, we won't
know how to perform on a cool
day. For the second straight
week, the temperature was in
the COS and I believe it had a
definite effect on the play. Teams
going "both ways" in such heat
are bound to slow up as the game
wears on.
Players Escape Injury.
Hence, Purdue, which is US
ually strong in the fourth quar-
ter did not generate the full
steam attack anticipated. Again,
Notre Dame was extremely for
tunate in that not a single men,
Der of the squad was injured in
the game. The fact that, to my
best knowledge. the same was
true of the Purdue squad indi-
Gated what a fine rivalry exists
between these two schools who
were playing the 25th game in
their series.
Just in case Saturdays re-
suits might lead to any compla-
cency on the part of the coaching
staff or the players, a look at
the weekend activities of Notre
Danes future opponents will
diSpel such thoughts about the
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Fresh Ponies 10 Bolster
Washington Polo Club

The Washington Polo Club has
brought in a string Of fresh pom
les for its next to last match of
the year next Sunday when it
takes on the team from Colum-
bus, Ohio.
The club dropped it's second
match in as many days yester-
day, losing to Harrisburg, Pa,
1913, at Brooke Johns farm and
a spokesman for the Washington
team claims that the ponies were
too tired from Saturdays work.
out to perform at their best.
Dave Widener, John Keeler,
jr., and Frank Wilson accounted
for the Washington goals but
couldn't cope with the f1ve-goal
effort of Ben Forney and the
four points scored by Gil Miller
Of Harrisburg. Washington and
Harrisburg now have three vic
tories each in their 1853 series.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
At Least, Leohy Says So!
Saturdays Results Give Irish
Little Cause for CompIocency

remaining seven teams we have
to play this fall. Only one lost
Saturday and that team was
Southern Methodist, which was
nosed out, ga, by Georgia Tech,
a team which we play on Octo-
ber "a.
Southern California defeated a
well-coached, highly spirited In
diana University team. Eddie
Erdelatz's Navy eleven rolled
over Dartmouth. 55-7, to indicate
problems for October 81. AS
mentioned, Georgia Tech re-
manned undefeated as the Engi-
neers doWned Southern Method
ist. Pennsylvania stamped it
self as the team to beat in the
East by defeating Penn State in
their traditional battle for State
honorS.
Pitt First Problem.
North Carolina and Iowa, both
teams which were overlooked in
many preseason observations, re-
corded impressive wins as North
Carolina beat Washington and
Lee, 800, and Forest Evashev-
skis potent Iowa offense overran
Washington State, 54-12, in the