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Evening star., 1953-03-24

MAINTENANCE MAN-Carpentry and
general repairs of various bldgs:;
D. c. drivers license. DREYFUSS
sRSopsss 1o1s 18th st. NV. Ma.
MARK2EERs. laundry. good Job and
present markers make in excess of
$50 for 40 hours. Apply in person.
STERLING LAUNDRY. 1921 27th
MEAT Ii; " CUTTERS. exper., for lse.
super market; top. salary. paid vac.
Harris. JUMBO FOOD STORES.
3439 Benning I'd. ne. -26
MECHANIC for work in appliance
paint and repair shsop. Good work.
ing conditions and excellent op-
portunity. All employe benefits in
Guiding vacation, sick leave, pension.
disqualification. Evening appoint
ments arranged. Call Mr.. Shallow,
at G. E SUPPLY CO. HU. 3-6S00.'
MECHANICS HELPERS, Is and over,
seasonal. EN-. 3-4769. -26
MECHANlC-Immed. available; good
pay and working cond.; exper. in
motorcycles and outboard motor
repairs desirable. JU. 9-605O.
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MAYER & co.
42l 7TH ST, NV,

CASUALTY CLAIMS MAN, old line
wise Maryland and D. c.; 8 years ex-
perience. Write giving experience
and salary desired. BOX s6-C. Star.
CEMENT fINIsHER-Must have had
8 yrs. exper. on concrete floors of
colored concrete. Call KI. s-53S7
CLERK. iI RfKS'if for general duties in once
OF warehousinE and trucking frm.
cation. other dement's. MIR. MUIR
PLY. AID. 2-2s83. PA
CLERK-MESSENGER
Young man. 1919 years Of age, who
is alert, neat in appearance, and
courteous, for permanent position. in
our accounting department: 5-day
40-hour week. Apply Personnel,
Room sos: open weekdays S:30-5
and Sat. 9-1: no phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
CHAINMEN, preferably experienced.
for survey party work In and around
Alexandria. HOLLAND ENGINEER-
ING. SCI King St. Alex. Va. Call
KI. S-21S8 for appointment. -26
CAECKEk -CASMlERi modern sell; sell;
service focd store; permanent. Gan
CSHHksCEERR.SGiRocERIEs. exper.. good
salary; Ice. air-cond. Super Market,
LEE SUPER MARKET, 223S N.
Pershing dr.. .Arl., Va. -26
CIGAR CLERK, exper.; dependable;
day work, no Sundays; permanent.
VAs SS4o4OO tsO
Evening star., 1953-03-24
HELR--MEN

FLOOR MAN, white, sober, exper.
only: laying oI sanding. Call after
FORMICA MECHANICS, exper., top
wages. Call MIR. GEORGE CLAY
Monday morning after 10 am. for
FTRRHNiiTUkE fRHNSiii III slHHIERRss4AN:fsoods salary
and commission; all-year position.
g21 @ st. NV. Wash, q. c. or SO
No. Qlebe I'd. Arl., Va.
GARAGE ATTENDANT
Experienced only need apply. AL
BAN TOWERS, 300 Mass. ave. NV.
CREDIBLE MANS white; night work;
expertenced; must be non-drinker.
GRooCERYY' CLERK. white or colored, U
knowledge of meat. D. C. refs,
willing worker. Apply 406 II. ne:
GROCERY MAN, eXper.: with good
reference; good salary and bonus to
proper party. Box 470-z, Star. pa
HANDYMAN-McLE HARDWARE
STORE, Mclean, Va. Day, Elm.
wood 6-3293; eyes,, JE. 2-2417.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

When 0nsDeTtnO advertisements
GddreSSed to Star boTeS, do NOT
iHcloSS original references, photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
SonGI gGlHe. Copies serUe the pUr.
pose and originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
statesmen

DON'T WORK FOR PEA
NUTS. SELL A HEALTH
AND SAVINGS PROGRAM
NEEDED BY EVERY FAM
lily. THIS rs YOUR OP-
PORTUNITY TO JOIN A
STRONG SALES FORCE
AND MAKE BIG MONEY
IN A NEW FIELD. SEE MIR.
SHAW, AT SIC H ST. NE.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
SAIESMEN

statesmen
weekly: selling leads By
new WOd and Exclusive. endorsed By the
country's leading experts. Needed in
all homes. Chance for quick promo;
tion in national organization. Call
MR. sDat AEsEY4i .IS EEY14isalio, lo-l2 and "a "a f0r
SEAT COVER INSTALLATION MAN;
good pay; good shop; coo SILVER
sPsTG sTs' SG TIRE gnzEss' CORP 5000 oeSEsiA @sS
must be familiaE gdI +, with IA
gg9ss$PH g9sff'Ht kiNskS.' ResltOF' 81 8:
SERVICE MAN for neld repair of
major appliances. Good working
conditions and excellent opportu-
nifty. All employe benefits. including
vacation, sick leave, pension, hos
pitalization; Evening yen app. APPOINTMENTS q y
suPPEY CO. HUI. S-6S0o. ga
SERVICEMEN-TRUC DRIVERS; Q
needed. LEE TIRE AND RUBBER
CO. niIs 627 K st. NV. Apply In SS person
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
exper. preferred. Vacation with pay,
bonus and top salary. Apply in per
son, WILLIAM A. BARBER. 10th
and Maine ave. s.w. -26
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced. 6-day week, d. C. driy-
er's permit; good salary. Apply
JOENNY'S TEXACO SERVICE STA
TION. Goth and New York ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION Attendant.
white, fabrication exper. and good
salesman; refs; $40 day. plus comm
and vacation. .esBARRONS SUNOCOI
SERVICE STATION, Wis. ave. and
River road. -27
Evening star., 1953-03-24

Millwork Shop Foreman
Exper. man; perm. position. Apply
HESLOP LUMBER & MuLWORK
CO.. 724 Eye st. s.w., Ma. S-4451.
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INSURANCE.

Man with car for established debit
life, capitalization and A. and II.
Telephone Ma. S-2S76 for appt.,
or RA. 6-67S9, ewes. or week ends.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
MElP--MEN

9NEER-Structurai, TO assist con-
Waslhington once; Able to PG. double IS
stc seent so sssRo siss g. SEssSAs ssfsAssy As
soCIATEs. s9s Main ST.. Hacken-
coSTACf soSki &; :. AND PROMOTION MIN
(White) large wholesale distributor.
DAY day SR. sRD' ABBY d9'Iii M 1Sit Fulton. i1si
c6sNasfsuciTTioN Ssa II 9iTTioN EsrnaAToRE&SfEx-
cellent opportunity for good man
with experience IN general con-
write. BOX l47-c. star. -25
COoK. AND HELPER
lsEs lMssdac @ RftsFsn'ss asD sxsrAAggPa' AAgP' sTzk TzE
HOME, 5000 New Hampshire ave.
ne. --26
DAIRYMAN wanted Immediately.
AsSye sSs sSte steSadd SsEd ark:r SSSsr so
tSs ters. Uo other ben benefts. Salary. $500
pei, mo. Best of references only
VIEW. Warrenton, We, Calverton
DAiRYMAN-Reliable. married man
Apply OLD FIELDS DAIRY. Rte. /.
Box 240. Upper Marlboro, Md.
married man with small
4O-cow barn. Modern quarters; good
salary; bonus. Phone Gaithersbyrg
DELIVERY BOYS, colored. over p
for Sicvs retail Liquor sGT store we furnish Isl
MAN; 21-35 yrs. pre-
ferred, to drive truck and deliver
light products for old established
food concern. JOB. REQUIRES collection
obtain one. Must be in good phys
ical condition. Good position for
one interested. in steady work. at
good pay. Paid holidays, vacation,
sSsl IS sns s:f toE SS SJS3 sS
DGp6sMaNMApply sppGlRtnNsn.i managers one once,
between 10 and 5 pm, RKO-Keith's
Theatsr. 619 18th st. NV: -26
DRIVER, part time, for private school
S9,, bus in nearby fa wirs!snissG ssG to sDPT9x 9s6
pm; can K1. s-12O2. 8 a.m.-5 pm.
DRIVERS - For wholesale laundry
and dry cleaning routes; good sal
ary. vac. with pay. Apply SAM
BURKA. $50 7th ST.. Sc. pa
DRIVERS - For taxicaps with or
without hackers card. II you are
not o licensed driver ARRANGEMENT
may be made for private instruc-
ton which will assist you in passing
CO. OF b. c. INC. 1901 New York
ave. ne
for drugstore; must
have D. c. license and good record.
Apply In person, AMBASSADOR
REXALL DRUG STORE. 14th and
for cleaning store
must have excellent lengthy city
reference for honesty and reliability
apply S307 Conn. ave. NV. -26
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Statesmen

TOLEDO SCALE CO., Scale and Food
ings In protected, franchised ter
earning potential exceeds $4,000
the first year. Complete training;
ages 26-38. Phone Ia. 9-1200 for
appt. with district manager or
write resume to S71S New Hemp-
shire ave. NV. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-24
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.

PORTER, full time: excel. pay: Nd.
114Ol Ga. ave-. 10. $4,000. -26
P0RLERs S;R s.. r-Snlty Miiitary ;s District OF
RI. Bldg: sls. North Post. Fort
PoRTiEiRCLisht Porter porter work for e ex-
elusive store. Colored young man,
exempt from draft, good hand.
vtead Trtns pc Bring refs with you dGSd 700
dependable. reliable young man.
References required. Apply Wed.
morning at $50 only. 521 18th st.
POTTER oisi DRIVER for self service
market, oo5 Apply NORMANDY MAR Ma
PsEssER HSOS ezperienced ssnfne d. on s'' silk ana
EnoWledge now HsS Of tailoring iS 's work. pis ABBY
3217 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. -25
PRESSER. WOOL-Part-time, piece
work; 230s R. J.. ave. ne. DU.
PREssss&SAN OR PRESS FEEDER
REAL ESTATE statesmen = Earn
while yoHs learn. MISS DILLON,
REAL Ia 4ElSf48; Estate SALESMAN, So a good
opportunity for all-around action
in real estate selling. Several sub
divisions. Experience preferred. not
essential. MR.. TOWHY. ST. 3-2363.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. white or
colored, with car. for active specu-
lation office that has plenty of
not necessary, but must have neat
appearance and be q live wire. Make
good money. SOL INVESTMENT CO,
730 Maryland ave. n.e.. Ii. S-5307.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
Evening star., 1953-03-24
CANVASSER

CAR WASHER, 6-day week; good
salary. Apply JOHNNY'S TEXACO
SERVICE STATION, goth and New
York ave. NV. -26
CARPENTERS, 1st class mechanics,
for framing work: Bring tools ready
Tor work: o GlenSide dr. and Jackson
CARPENTERS. experienced only. Ap-
ply. Williamsburg blvd. and North
Little Falls rd.. Arlington, Va.
CARPENTER-FOR competent
in all phases; permanent; good work.
ing conditions with excellent future,
Tor man who can run an efficiently
scheduled. continuous operation Of
8 to 10 houses. Salary open. Replies
confidential. Box 393-B. Star. -26
CARPET INSTALLATION ASST.
TO TAKE MEASUREMENTS. KEEP
STOCK AND HELP WITH install
LATIONS. EXPERIENCE PRE-
STRONG, WfELTNc WI1hSi oGNN YoGNd NAN.
APPLY TO MIR. WHITAKER.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
AutOrnobile Salesman

AuLO1I1OUklC Od1GSlI1d1l
Ford; 2 exper. salesmen with transp..
to sell the full hne Of Ford cars
pnT plan: 'faeSS oor priyiisses. fnfss e0 csiI Mr
Barnes, Ii. 7-S300 for appt. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO., 920 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. -23
AUTO SERVICE MAN, married, 25-
80, in used car dept. Phone Ii.
6-6464. MR.. WEIGH. pa
SALESMAN-We need
Q man. to sell the all-new Ford
truck; he must be aggressive and
willing to work; excel. opportunity
for right man; plenty co. benefits;
pay plan open. See Mr.. Robinson
at FRANK SMALL JR., INC, 216
Penn. ave. Sc. -2S
BARRIERS, .exper.. middle aged pref,
perm. position. excel. salary. Apply
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE 80
Evening star., 1953-03-24
RARTEEJDER.

Experienced and refs. required. 10
am. to IL pm. No Suns. Salary,
$50 wk. Apply Mr.. Levin. LAUREL
HOTEL, Laurel, Md. Laurel 80.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
PLATE CARRIER

The Star has an opening in the
pressroom that offers an opportunity
for advancement. The applicant
Of age. Of heavy build, and capable
Of giving good attendance. Must
be able to pass q physical exam.
Apply Personnel. Room 605. Open
8:3O-6 weekdays and 0-1 on Sat-
urday.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, should have B. C. g..
degree or equiv. and at least q
years experience. Permanent posi-
ton with large corporation. Salary,
State age, experience, references,
address and telephone. Box 215-C.
Star. -26
ARTIST, commercial; also capable Of
doing 1ayoutS; state age. Qualiflca-
tionS and salary expected. Box 44-B.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

LAWNMOWER and small gas engine
mechanic, exp. not necessary. See
MR.. PENDLEToN. 1880 Ga. ave,
LiQUOR SALESMAN, retail store.
capable Of complete management:
must have local. references; state
Replies held strictly confidential.
BOX 191-C. Star pa
MAN. experienced man
to. take charge Of lube stall. Good
salary. See Mr.. Krobath. AMER1-
GiaS. GAS sSERVIG;E, sS lS;,n.tGE CENTER 5sSSe N
Evening star., 1953-03-24
MAN

Married, age 20-35; service dept.s
SAL; daytime hrs; refs. required.
Apply 1912 am. WESTERN EXs
TERMINATING CO., 1923 18th NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
DRIVER-SALESMAN
srSouthern MARYLAND"

Man who now lives in
Charles or st. Mary's County.
Family man, age 23-4O, having
q lively, good personality. for
becoming o salesman. Call on
our established customers (tav-
erns, restaurants, retail
stores). Here's a solid future
for you with o leading whole
sale supply company. Start 500
wk. plus car and entertain
HTnnO MA 81 QQ0
Evening star., 1953-03-24
BELLBOYS WANTED

Must be experienced. Apply Alban
Towers, 370O Massachusetts, ave
NV. 40
Evening star., 1953-03-24
ALTO SALESMAN
AUTO statesmen

Large Ford dealer wants experienced
new and used car statesmen. Excel
lent pay plan. new-car demon
stratorS. See Bob Rodes or Jack
CO., INC. 3040 M st. nv.
Evening star., 1953-03-24

MACHINIST, 1st CLASS
Prefer Job shop exper.: permanent
job with old established manufac-
turer. Apply
STONE STRAW CORP.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
LANDSCAPE
rrxY-

Prior experience in this field not
required as thorough training by
1O1-yr. .-old corporation assures i'm
mediate earnings with no OF sea-
labor involved. Car required. Tele-
phone JU. 9-6166 or ia. S-S429.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
DRIIG CLERKS

DRUG CLERK, experience necessary
Apply Mrs. Turco, MAXWELL &
TENNYSON, Suite 1O3. 915 l9tf
Evening star., 1953-03-24
YOUNG MAN

assistant to warehouse once man
ager; 5-day. 40-hr. week. SIM.
MONS. MATTRESS CO.. 4th and
Charming stS. ne. next to Barber
q Ross: --26
Evening star., 1953-03-24

Lge. finance COMPANY has opening
for single man, age 21-30. who
wants future. Car furnislied. Many
company benefits. Apply In person.
3510 r. !. Ave-. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
SALESMAN
statesmen

Exper. in telephone sales Of advertis
ing or or radio promotions. Call Dl
Evening star., 1953-03-24
TRUCK DRIVER. WHITE

nv BENCHMAN; exper.i steady work;
top salary. Call 10. 2-0525. 20
enced, good pay. PENN TV Co,
9OS 18th st. s.e., Ii. 4-004S. 20
experienced; only
steady work. Apply LOUIS MOGINe
3212 Volta nlAce NV --2R
Evening star., 1953-03-24

MILITARY RADIO AND RADAF
MOBILE COMMUNICATION
MULTIPLEX MICROWAVE
COMMUNICATIONS
TELEVISION. TUBES AND
ANTENNAS
Evening star., 1953-03-24

1108 10th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Colts Start Work
For Cardinal Game
By ihe Assoeioted Press

WESTMINSTER, Md, Aug. II.
Coach Keith Molesworth sent his
Baltimore Colts through a morn
ing workout today as he pre-
pared his gridders for an ex-
hibition game Saturday night
with the Chicago Cardinals In
Lubbock. Tex.
Commenting on Saturdays
10-7 loss to the Philadelphia
Eagles in a tuneup game at Nor
folk, Molesworth said, 1--WE
looked good in spots and also
bad in spots"
The Colts biggest trouble in
the close game, the coach OBJ
served, was erratic passing. He
praised his defensive line and
complimented his defensive
backfield. Although the Eagles
completed lot of passes. he
said, most of them were short
passes"
Only three injuries were re-
ported in the first outing of the
year. Halfback Tom Kalmanir
may have a broken nose, Half
back Buddy Young received an
elbow cash and Tackle Ken
Jackson a lame back.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Dekker's Big Head Revives
Memories Of Tree Adams

oregon State College, may not
know it, but he has clinched a
berth with the team. A rookie
can tell by the way club officials
react to his request for advances
on his first pay check. A player
sure to stick can get almost
anything within reason, but
loans to the doubtful ones are
small for obvious reasons.
: Still remembered is Orlando
Mazza's request last year for a
dollar. He explained he didn't
want to get too deep" into the
cluD exchequer.
Baker came into McCann's
office the other day. grinned
and said, "Hi-ya moneybags.
How's chances?"
"How's chances of what?"
asked Mccain.
"Of getting fifty" the rookie
halfback replied.
"I've only got 500 bill and
three Ones" McCann told him.
why don't you take the hun
dred?"
Nope" Baker decided. Can
you let me have $2?"
Evening star., 1953-08-17
BY the Associated Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 17.-Native Dancer headed
west again today for the Ameri-
can Derby at Washington Park
Saturday with a possibility his
jockey might be suspended by
Saratoga stewards.
The Dancer put on another
great show Saturday by romp-
ing to a f1ve-and-one- half length
victory in the Travers Stakes
with Jockey Eric Guerin, Alfred
Vanderbilt's contract rider, in
the pilots seat.
There was nothing wrong with
his ride, but Guerin's mount,
Porterhouse, was disqualified
two races earlier in the Sara
toga Special.
The Saratoga Special was a
$17.250 winner-take-all race for
2-year-olds and Guerin was rid
ing the favored Porterhouse for
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Birdie Finish Helps
Bogdrts 70 Victory
In Patterson Golf

Ralph Bogart, the Maryland
State Amateur champion and
his father, Capt. I. C. Bogart
(U. S. N. ret.), of Chevy Chase,
won the Maryland State Golf
Associations father and son
tournament yesterday. thanks to
their birdie on the 18th hole and
some weird play by w. B. and
Jerry McFerren of Indian Spring
on the 18th hole at the Country
Club of Maryland in Baltimore.
The Bogarts won with a gross
79 in the alternate drive, alter
nate stroke tournament. Ralph
drove off the 18th. his father put
his Short-iron second 18 feet
Evening star., 1953-08-17

from the cup. and Ralph dropped
the putt.
The McFerrens had the event
locked up coming to the par
three 18th. w. B. McFerren hit
the tee shot into the ditch and
both father and son took a wack
at the ball in the water before
they pulled it out and took a
penalty stroke and finally holed
out in a four-over-par 7.
The McFerrens finished with
80. to tie Leo and Perky Culli-
name, the defending champions
from Kenwood; Hank and Gary
Robson of Prince Georges and
Joe Shiller, sr., and jr., of Sails
bury. The McFerrens won the
playoff for second gross.
Low net went to the Schillers,
80-l3-67 and Ernie Caldwell, ST.,
and jr.. of the host club with
84-14-70. Forty-eight teams
competed.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Guerin's Status in Question
AsNdtive DdncerHeods West

the Llangollen Farm of Mrs. M.
E. Person. Porterhouse defeated
the Pacemaker, the Cain Hoy
Stables Turn-To, by half q
length.
Ironically enough, it was
Jockey Henry Moreno aboard
Turn-To who lodged the foul
complaint, claiming that Por-
terhouSe had borne out down the
stretch interfering with the Cain
Hoy juvenile. Moreno was
aboard Dark Star when he beat
Native Dancer and Guerin by a
whisker for the only defeat
handed The Dancer in his ca
reer.
The stewards disqualified Por-
terhouse and made Turn-To the
winner. So Moreno got the
winning Jockeys 10 per cent, or
$1,725, and it's up to the stew
ards if Guerin is to get a sus-
pension.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
By Robert B. Phillips

If there is a shortage OF lar
gesse among the Democrats
these days, it doesn't show up at
their blowoutS.
The 18th annual Prince
Georges Democratic Club horse
show at Suitland. Md, yesterday
was as packed with spectators as
the old WPA and operated with
free wheeling, like lend-lease. At
the end, one generous owner was
willing to give away grand
championships gesture blithe-
ly made and grandly refused.
George Di Paula's Lariat
earned the Elmer Pumphrey Me-
mortal Trophy by stacking up
1012 points in the open jumper
division. Next in line for the
grand championship was Claude
w. Ovens gray mare Sky's
Shadow, who had topped the
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Football in Spotlight
After NCAA Clears
Basketball Powers
BY the Asseeiated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Two of
college basketball's perennial
powers. Kentucky and Bradley,
were back in business today
cleared of athletic irregularities
which brought a years punish
ment.
Kentucky now can wheel out
the big, talented team which was
forced to sit out the 1928
season and Bradley is eligible
to play in the National tourna-
ment. from which it was barred
last winter.
The National Collegiate Ath-
letic Associations council put
these institutions back in good
standing yesterday and also
closed the case on Midwestern
Of Wichita Falls, Tex, which
had drawn a slight reprimand
for it's recruiting tactics.
With this old business out of
the way, the council was able
to turn to the new-the cases
~of three other members who have
been accused of violating the
athletic code.
These are reported to be Notre
Dame and Michigan State, two
of the country'S biggest powers
i'll football, and Arizona State
at Temple.
Michigan State had the No. l
football team in the Nation last
year and is heavily favored to
repeat. Notre Dame, a past
champion, is regularly in the
first 10. Arizona State has been
moving toward the big time. a
fact which probably has brought
it's athletic policies under scru-
tiny.
The NCAA council said an an
nouncement on the status of the
three schools, never identified
officially, may be expected late
today.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Teen-Age Mines Open
World Series at Hershey
By the Associated Pres,

HERSHEY, Pa, Aug. IT,
Teen-age baseball players from
eight States and districts ar
rived in Hershey today for the
opening of the first annual Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars teen-er
world series.
Gov. John S. Fine will toss out
the first ball to start the week.
long journey tomorrow as Bronx
and Troy, N. Y, square off in
the competitions opener.
The players, all of whom are
between l3 and Is years old, rep
resent more than 1900 players.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
Tigers, ;; Chisox, 2

Totals 80 "a 10 Totals 40 z 81 IA
Grounded out for johnson in 5th.
TSingled for Krsnich in 9TH.
titled out for Fornieles in 9th.
Chicago - 600 900 101-2
Detroit ------- 100 200 00x-3
Runs-Boyd. Rivera Kuenn, Boone,
Souchock. Errors = Krsnich. Dropo.
Runs batted in--Wright GU, Souchock,
Nieman. Two-base hits-Boone, Lund.
Three-base hits-Rivera ca. Stolen
base Souchock. Sacrifice Wilson.
Double plays-Carrasque to Fox to
Boyd; Boone to Pesky to Dropo. Left on
bases-Chicago. z: Detroit. g.. Bases
BY johnson, 2; by Keesan. l; by
Fornieles, l: by Branca, ?. Hits-Of
johnson, in innings; off Keegan.
o in 2 innings; of Fornieles. 2 in .
innings. Runs and earned runs-of
Johnson, 3-2; off Keegan, O-0: of
FornieleS 90: off Branca. 81. Hit by
pitcher-By Branca boyd, Fox): Wild
pitch-Branca. Winning pitcher-Branca
(3-2). Losing pitcher-Johnson d-3).
Time-1:59. Attendance-19,575.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
By Lewis F. Atchison
Sfor Stoff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17.-One
of the immediate problems Gre
ated by the arrival of three Red
skins rockies from the All-Star
game at Chicago is fitting them
with headgear. You can't call
'em swell heads, but at least one,
Paul Decker. must plead guilty
to being a big-head.
The blond Michigan State end
wears a size 7A helmet. of which
the equipment manager. Kelly
Miller, has none. 1t means de-
lay in time and added expense
in getting the loose-jointed Dek-
ker ready to play against the
Rams here Wednesday night.
Until he came along Laurie
Niemi, Jim Clark and Jim Ricca
had the biggest craniunls-7ssS.
Dick .Modzelewski and Jack
Scarbath, the Marylanders from
the All-Stars. wear 71a and 71s,
respectively.
Dekker's case recalls that of
John (Tree) Adams, former
Redskins tackle and now a
Washington builder, who wore
an 8a4.
Adams stood 6-foot-7 and was
Just big all over. The Riddell
Sports Equipment Co., which
manufacturers the plastic head
gear worn by the Redskins, spent
over 81 900 making a special he'll
met to fit him. The bill in
cluded the travel expense for a
representative to measure the
Trees top from all angles. But
Johns chapeau cost the Red
skins only the standard SIG re-
tail price.
Many times Miller got into
rhubarbs with Long John for
using his helmet as bucket to
distribute soft drinks in the
clubhouse after games. Later
it was given to Mrs. Adams as
a memento of her husbands
football career.
Al Demao's case is just the
opposite. The popular center
wears a 61a. You see him sport
ing his old Duquesne helmet be-
cause Riddell can't build plastic
topper small enough for him.
Seems that the classical shape OF
the signor's noggin battles their
designer.
When Decker discovered the
Redskins had no helmet large
enough to At him he asked Cen
eral Manager Dick McCann to
wire his bride at Muskegon for
the one Paul wore at Michigan
State. He gave McCann the ad-
dress and message, a cryptic
please rush by air express"
"Is that all you want to say?"
asked McCaI11.
What do you mean?" Decker
replied.
Don't you want to sign it,
Love-"
Decker just grinned. "Awww," J"
he chuckled, nudging McCann
with his elbow.
Ace Baker, now known as
that mixed-up. crazy kid" from