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Evening star., 1953-11-15
statesmen

Did reputable Washington firm has
openings for 3 top-notch salesmen,
due to expansion. Our business is
good IL months each year and is
not affected by other business trends:
year the rest Of your life. Com
pensation based on $75 wkly. salary,
plus liberal commission and bonuses.
You must have car for local calls.
Apply in person to Personnel Direc-
tor. RIM. 2O1. Hedin House Hotel,
Rhode Island ave. at Newton st.
ne. on Monday only between 10
am. and 4 p.m.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
YOU'LL ENJOY
THESE ADVANTAGES

"A company with large and
important orders.
AN engineering staff of ex-
ceptionally high caliber.
An organization that is
young enough to have a
spirit of mutual co-opera-
tion.
"A friendly atmosphere.
-Unduplicated research and
testing facilities.
"A respect for and interest
IN new ideas.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
HEAD WAITER
HOUSE OFFTCER

Part time for dinner only. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS dining room, 1900
Mass. ave. NV.
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INDEPENDENT
SALESMAN

National corporation will establish
you in a profitable, semiprofess sional,
easy-to-l learn sales operation, with
out financial Investment on your
part, in protected territories in
D. C.. or adjacent Va. or Md. Ex-
perience not required, as systematic
training and guidance, plus sincerity
and willingness to work, assures i'm
mediate and year-around income.
For local interview, phone MR..
SANDERSON, Monday, at TU.
2-3fi0O liz
Evening star., 1953-11-15
KOREAN VETERANS

to learn the finance
business and earn promotions to
managers; responsible positions as
managers of branch off1ces of large
and expanding finance company;
many company benefits and pleas
ant surroundings; excellent salary
but not essential. PERSONAL IN
DUSTRIAL BANKERS. INC, 500
Investment Bldg. 18th and K sts. n. W.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
S35 PART TIME
PART TIME

Excel. opportunity for sales-minded
person interested in supplementing
present income. Call MR.. JEWETT,
ST. 3-5323, between IL am. and
| pfIl -16
Evening star., 1953-11-15
HELP-MEN

PRINTING sALESMAN-salary 5000
week plus commission for large
growing printing concern. Paid
vacation. Decentralization, good work
ing conditions. Car furnished, Our
men are aware of this ad. Must
have experience. State age. exper
Box 475-A, Star.
PRINTING SALESMAN
Who is tired of selling letterpress
and wants to go into lithography.
Great. opportunity to work with de-
pendable ll-established quality
house. Profitable arrangement to
suit you. Write In confidence stating
exper. and background in 1St letter,
Box 15-Y. Star %
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Leading property management COM
pany desires services of man
thoroughly experienced in ofiice
building and commercial property
management and operation. Appli-
cantS must be between IS and 45
years Of age. in good health. ambi-
tious. not afraid of hard work. Per-
manent position with starting salary
above $4,000 for qualified man. In
application, give a complete history
OF experience, age, etc. Box 322-Y,
Star Ii,
PROOF PASSERS; thoroughly expe-
rienced. or will train; experienced
salesmen.S Salary 500 plus bonus.
TELEcoLoR. l740 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
YOUNG MAN

One Of Washingtons fine mems wear
retail stores has opening for an am
bilious. alert. intelligent young man,
aged II to 80. single, preferably with
college education. who is interested
in embarking on a career in mer-
chandising. The opportunity is out
Standing and assures an extremely
promising future to one with fore
sight and perseverance. Salary
commensurate.
Apply Mr.. Steinbach
LEWIS d IHCS: SALIA, INC.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged in tateTsfdfe com.
nerce or IN the production OF
goods for commerce must now pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana one-hdlf for opertin1e
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Lap, JOB seekers offered iess br
cQpeTed arms should notify the
Wage and Hour DiUtsion b s.
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive 'S-2t30 Extension 1875
Evening star., 1953-11-15
MAN WITH CAR


TO train for position with large ma
tional company: approximately SIS
per week while training. Call KE.
7-19O0 for appointment for inter-
view. -l5
MEN. white or colored. to sell watches
on outside on easy credit; good
earnings. NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO. 719 9TH st NV, -15
MEN, . full time and ] part time
Full-time men with no previous ex-
perience average S100 and up per
week. Repeat business plus regular
customers assures you of steady reg
ular income. Start on a l or day
trial basis if you wish to prove to
yourself what an excel. oppor. this
is. Fuller Brush dealers average
500 and UP per week calling on
regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teaus and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An eXper.
man will make calls with you and
train you If you are interested in
a sure way to raise your income. in
quire at oil National Press Bldg,
14th ard F Sts. NV. or phone D1.
7-A4T7 0r DI 7-340S IL
Evening star., 1953-11-15
DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
P. o. BOX 3046
WASHINGTON, D. C.

Trade Association
Executive
We are looking for the right
man for a fine position as
assistant to the executive.
vice president of a National
Trade Association. This
position offers excellent
possibilities for the future.
Applicants should have ex-
perience (or training) in
public relations, public
speaking and must be able
to prepare effective written
copy.
National Headquarters are in
Washington, D. c., with a
substantial amount Of trav-
cling to all sections of the
country.
Applicants should be between
80 to 40 years of age and
must have a college degree.
All inquiries will be conf
Dental. Please submit COM
plete personal data so ar
rangementS can be made for
a personal interview.
WRITE TODAY TO
BOX 154-z, STAR
Evening star., 1953-11-15
WATERS

10
UPHOLSTERERS, experienced: SO per
hsTrvS hopr for right h1, man; s;v STEADY TSTk WORK
$3.50 10th st. NV.
WELDERS WANTED for aluminium
and steel pipeline out OF town. Call
LU. 1-5232. -15
BOYS, white, for proof press operator.
Must be Is or over; no experience
required. JUDD & DETWEILER.
INC, lexington pl. and Fla. ave.
ne. 30
MAN. plumbing supply store: prefer
exper. good opportunity. BLOCKS
4610 Baltimore ave. WA. 7-560l.
MAN-For repair work In large apt.
development in Silver Spring area.
White man with some painting ex-
perience preferred. Excellent work
ing conditions and opportunity for
Advancement. 5000 per mo. to start.
Tel. Mr. Finney. JU. 7-Q3S3 Ia
Evening star., 1953-11-15
CLERKS q

Two high school graduates; age, II
to 90; some filing experience help
week. GOvERNMENT Employees
INSURANCE CO., l4th and L sts.
NV. Please apply at L st. entrance.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
MAGAZINE MEN

Life. Time and 20 others on budget
plan. Entirely subscribers choice
no set clubs; either 2 or 3 yrs; tor
comm: transp.; elbow verif., local
road or free lance. Also nce-in- : a :
lifetime Transportation paid) oppor.
tunity for s good men to assist
as crew, sub. ofc. and sales mgrs. IN
opening large w. Coast territory
McMANIS, Cairo Hotel, z to 8 pm.
Sun. through Wed.
MECHANICS WANTED-If you az,
interested in establishing yourself
with reliable concern, not afraid
OF hard work. looking for q per.
manent position. good pay, grouI
insurance plain. paid vacation, ther
you are the man we are looking for
Apply in person. See Mr.. Tucker
R. B. CLARK MOTOR co. (Chrys-
er-Plymouth Dealer, 624 S. Wash
ington st Falls Church. Va. -15
MESSENGER BOY, white, d. C
drivers permit. Call RE. 1929
MESSENGER
For clerical and messenger work; re-
cent high school graduate; advance
ment: permanent: 5-day week. Call
DI. 7-74O0. HENRY J. KAUFMAN
81 ASSOCIATES.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
JR. ACCOUNTANT

Young man wanted for full time
permanent position in accounting
nste now studying accounting in
night school Must have completed
at least one full yr. of 3 yr. course,
two would be better. Call personnel
Evening star., 1953-11-15
MESSENGER

1917 yrs. old, white, for office mes
senger work. Permanent job only.
Must have 10th grade education
and be willing to work. Good
chance for advancement. 5-day,
40-hr. week. Call Personnel Dept
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Part Time
Part, Time

Young white man with car who needs
to supplement present income. For
interview call Mr.. Miles, between z
and q nm I,O 4-0R51 -l9
Evening star., 1953-11-15
HELP-MEN
CONSIDER
HELICOPTERS

BECAUSE OF THE VARIETY
OF ENGINEERING PROB
LENS IN THE NEWEST OF
ALL BRANCHES OF AVIA-
TION, THE WORK is
BOTH EXCITING AND
CHALLENGING.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
MANAGER-TRAINEE
$1OO-$125 WEEK

Based on previous public contact OIL
direct consumer sales exp, with
national company opening local Of.
fee. Applicants should be between
24-40. capable of directing actiyi-
ties Of others. Product is nationally
advertised. No parties or canvassing
Car and ability to start at once
essential. Phone DU. 7-2342. Mon.
day to 2 pm. only.
MANUFACTURERS' representative, in.
dustrial maintenance and production
materials; returns immediate; per-
centage large. Profitable future in
territory. ENSIGN PRODUCTS Co,
1928 E. roth St. Cleveland 8, Ohio
Evening star., 1953-11-15
BANK BOOKKEEPER


Competent, bank trained Burroughs'
bookkeeping m h i ne operator.
Starting salary, $50 per 5-day week
with advancement in salary after
30 Z day probationary period, Our
bookkeepers start work at am.
and leave not later than 5 pm, ex-
cept one day Of each month when
statements are transferred: Pleasant
working conditions. disqualification
and other benefits provided by bank.
SECURITY BANK, 9th and G SITS.
NV. -16
BANK TELLER, experienced preferred
but not essential. Excellent hours
and working conditions. Personal
interview only. See Mr.. Kensinger
Citizens Bank Of Maryland, Bladens-
BEAUTiCIAN or stylist. experienced
operator; high salary paid. plus
commission. Apply Mr.. Robert,
ANDREAS HAIR STYLIST. 1851
Fenton St, Silver Spring, JU: B.
9525. --16 :.
BEAUTICIAN-Expert all-around. full
or part time; salary no object;
hoiIrE Q-6 EN- 2-I171 -16
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HO. 2-2476
OFFICE ASSISTANT

MILLWORK-Exper. man wanted for
mill. E1SINGER MILL & LUMBER
CO.. 4736 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
SECURITY OFFICER

Fully trained and experienced in mil
itary security procedures. Must pos
sess security clearance. Give full
details of training, and experience
and salary requirement in reply to
Box 57-A, Star. -15
Evening star., 1953-11-15
ASSISTANT MANAGERS

ADO1O I 141N I LVI1A1N1ANI4VO
A CAREER CAN BE YOURS
We are seeking young women age "a
"a for positions as assistant mana
gers with the country's leading slen-
derizing chain. Prerequisites IN
clude, college background, good sales
and administrative experience. Must
have well-groomed, attractive ap-
plicants without these qualifications
need not apply. We offer a position
leading to complete management and
unlimited financial future. Start
ing salary $3.50 per month plus very
generous bonus ARRANGEMENT. See
personnel director. suite 415,. III
14th st NV, interviewing hours
q fo
Evening star., 1953-11-15
CLERKS
BRANCH MANAGERS

bRANCf1 MANA1GILO
90 excellent positions
available in 2 prime
Northwest branch stores
and one outstanding
branch in close-in South
east.
Excellent salary plus
bonus, paid vacation and
employe discount. Ex-
perienced preferred but
not absolutely neces-
Sary. Ages % to As pre-
perred.
APPLY IN PERSON
MONDAY MORNING
Between $3.50 and IL Noon
ARISTO CLEANERS
3427 14th ST. NV.
Corner Newton)
TU. 2-3223
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statesmen
COLORED

N<>$A4N<4b44A>
Aggressive statesmen who don't mind
making a lot of money for progres-
sive plan Of ftailing S19.y5 quality
storm windows. Attend sales train
ings course, pm. any Tues. and
Thurs. night. 1888 9th 1t. NV.
statesmen
Vacuum cleaner and sewing machine; /;
earn from $3.50 to $500 weekly,
calling on bona flde leads, no can
vasSing. Exper. not necessary. Car
essential. See Mr.. Owen, MODERN
STORES. 623 9TH st. NV. -15
statesmen
WE HAVE THE LEADS.
WE PAY THE BEST COMMISSION
WE HAVE THE BEST FOOD PLAN.
WE HAVE OUR OWN FOOD LOCKER
PLANT AND MEAT CUTTING
LOWEST FOOD PRICES IN d. C.
CALL AT 691S 4th ST. NV, SUN.
OR MON, 10 AM. to PM.
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MEN
MEN

4V141N
Work part time evenings: must be
& neat ar aRa dNN amSti1qs car M
. to s pm, Wednesday only. lis
YOUNG MAN, white, excel. oppor-
tunlty to learn auto parts business.
Must be willing to work 9 days week
and have D. C.. drivers permit. No
smokers or drinkers need apply.
See Mr.. Hart, 2001 Nichols ave, Sc.
YOUNG MAN age 90 to 30 with me
chanical ability needed nee to a.I.ISS assist
ment project. College training or
exper. desired. Good advancement
opportunities. Salary open. Call KI.
YOUNG MAN. to learn general ONCE
work; 5i2-day week; paid vacation;
group hospitalization, ETC.; perma-
right man. MA. $4,000 bet. IA p I'm.
YOUNG MAN. white. wanted to de-
liver eggs and learn to candle and
grade eggs. Reference. JU. 5-5072.
MAN. for pickup and delivery
service. Must have fair knowledge
of District and surrounding areas.
D. c. permit required. Apply in per-
son. PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 3040
NJ st. NV See Mr.. Buckley. Ia
YOUNG MAN, 90 to 25, draft. ex-
empt; some college background; to
worF in a clerical capacity in our
underwriting dept. Excellent oppor-
tunity If you are interested in ca
reer in life insurance. Nominal sal
ary to start Apply Room 300,
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
SIG 14th st. NV. -19
MAN to assemble lighting
fixtures. Good pay. Steady work.
MAN, white, to work in auto
matte laundry. So. Arl. resident
pref. EN-. 2-7354.
MAN. under 30, with fire
and casualty insurance. exper. in
office of local branch of nationally
known company; chance to advance
to important position; mod. office,
37la-hr week Apply. NORTHWEST :
ERN NATIONAL, S12 woodward
YOUNG MAN, assistant shipping and
receiving, call Monday. Mr.. Blake
lock. SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTORS
YOUNG MAN. colored. soda fountain
ewes, 8 too: Sun. 10 to 10. CALL
FORNIA PHARMACY. 2162 Cali
fornia st. NV 10
Evening star., 1953-11-15
JEWELRY SALESMAN

z cellent opportunity for advance
ment for fully experienced, agrees
slVe. ambitious, high-type man:
very good salary plus commission
ar1 maximum company benefits for
right person. Apply to Mr.. Wilhite
a. CASrLEBERG'S 3OlS Wilson
blvd. Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
The DAY
BERLIN
STARED
by Louis Berg
This Week MoUie and TY Editor

We're the Reds invading the West
zone too? No, it was Carol Reed
shooting new movie thriller !.
photographs by Mos ScIteIer
Evening star., 1953-06-28

She might have been spared her fright if she had
seen the cameras What she had witnessed was a
scene from Carol Reeds The Man Between" the
British director's most important film since ''The
Third Man." and good bet to create even more
excitement than its predecessor.
''The Third Man" took place in Vienna: The Man
Between" is set mostly in Red Berlin. For obvious
reasons it could not be filmed there. However, Reed
worked sometimes within 10 yards Of Red-occupied
territory. The Stain posters were Britishmade The
V0lksbOlise uniforms were limitations But all during
the filming the actual Red police could be seen glover
ing at the audacious moviemakers from across the
dividing line.
One of OuS Exlxas h Haissina
BERRERs who love political jokes laughed and
eered at the Russians The idea of the fake and real
Red policemen pacing their beats along parallel lines
amused them.
For Director Reed, however. it posed problem
His fear. and the fear of the West Berlin authorities
was that one Of the extras might slip of with the uni
form and cause trouble.
We put Gordon around the set to prevent this,
and every uniform had to be accounted for" Reed
told me- I'VE lost one extra ~ don't know to this
day what happened to him but no uniform, for
tuhately."
Reed confessed that in most of his pictures, he
deliberately seeks "gimmick" Some special and
Evening star., 1953-06-28

sure-fre effect that
In ''The Third Ma
either. In The M
use a tune whistles|
Krause, aGerman|
part in the film.
The other acton
Nef, Claire Bloom
as the leading lady
and James Mason
Berliners hailed
Miss Bloom tn
Berlin -and fold
curiosity. He was
played the Germal|
Reed said his pu|
to the Russian zol|
who were annoyed
are mainly in ths|
hoped to convey 4
jittery feeling thai
actors to feel it. q
Evening star., 1953-06-28

TVHE startled old lady just at
i left came out Of her house,
not SO feet away from the Rus
sian zone of Berlin, spied the
Red Volkspolissi Peoples Police)
and Stain posters pictured on
this page. clapped her hands to
her mouth and sclirried indoors.
The Russians had taken Overt
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Trobert Opposes FIom
In Nassau Quorter-FinoI

GLEN COVE, N. Y, Aug. 27
(P.-Top-seeded Tony Trabert
of Cincinnati, ex-sailer, takes on
Sailor Herbie Flam today in the
quarter final round of the Mas
sau Bowl Invitation Tennis tour
nament.
Trabert, released from the
Navy a couple of months ago, is
warming up for the national
championships next week. Flam,
former Junior champion from
Beverly Hills, Calf, probably
would be one of the top threats
at Forest Hills if he weren't in
the midst of his service hitch.
The semifinal bracket will be
filled with the winner of the Art
LarSen-Sven Davidson match.
Larsen from San Leandro, Calf,
is a former national champion
whe never regained his form
after taking the title in 1850
Divadsson is the Swedish ace.
A couple of collegianS, Bob
Perry of UCLA and Hamilton
Richardson, the national inter-
collegiate ruler from Tulane, be-
came the first two semifinaliStS
yesterday. Perry won in an up
set over 39-year- -old Gardnar
Mulloy of Miami, 81, 1-6,
Ga, and Richardson turned
back Fred HagiSt of Berkley,
Calf, Ga, Ga.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Champion Arcade Team
Looks 10 REGIONAL Event

Arcade Pontiac is the District
softball champion for the fourth
year in a row as a result of last
nights 1913 victory over the
Adputant Generals Office at
Banneker Recreation Center,
and now is looking forward to
the Central Atlantic Regional
tournament at Williamsport, Pa,
September S, 6 and 7.
Arcade will compete with sew
en- other teams in the regional
for the right to go to the ma
tional championships at Miami,
Fla, September 1923. The Dis
trict champions have won the
regional once. in 1850, but were
eliminated in the national tourn-
ament.
Dewie Renfro's four-hitter' and
Tommy Sullivan's two home runs
highlighted the Arcade victory
last night. The Garvin's Grill
Girls defeated the Baltimore Fill
lies, Al, in a preliminary game.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Bullets Trade BarksdaIe
To Boston CeItics
Special Dispotch 10 The Siar

BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.-The
Baltimore Bullets made their
second trade within a week to-
day when they sent Don Barks-
dale to the Boston Celtics for
four rockies and undisclosed
cash.
The Bullets, rebuilding for the
National Basketball Association
season, acquired the veteran
Max Zaslofsky and two rockies
in a deal with the New York
Knickerbockers earlier this week.
Barksdale, former USLA ALL
America, came to the Bullets
two years ago. Last season the
6-foot-6 Negro averaged 1873
points per game.
The rockies acquired were
Francis Mahoney. 6-foot-4. from
Brown University; Vernon
Stokes, 6-foot-2. st. Francis Col
lege; Herman Hedderick. 6-foot-
5. Canisius College, and Jim
Doherty, 6-foot-6, WhitWorth
College.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
40O-Pound Shark
Captured in Nets
Colonial Beach
Special oisp1sch 10 The stor

COLONIAL BACH, Va. Aug
27.-A shark, estimated at be-
tween 400 and $50 pounds, was
caught in the trap nets of two
commercial fishermen. George
and Webster Jenkins, here yes
terday.
This is the largest shark taken
here in the memory of veteran
Watermen.
The rare catch did no damage
to the nets, designed for the reg
ular run of rockfish, hardhead
and perch, nor do the watermen
here believe the sharks presence
hurt either the commercial OF
sport fishing.
There's just too much water
here for even big one like that
to scare off the fish," is the way
one fisherman put it.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
10 Treated After Excited Fans
ToppIe Benches at Hogerstown

a pile of dominoes," according
to witness.
Track guards rushed to the
scene to extricate spectators.
Kept overnight at the hos
pital were Mrs. Marie T. Cam
berdell, 40, of Baltimore, who
suffered severe contusions of the
legs, and Mrs. Catherine c.
Romayne, 81. of Washington,
who had a possible fracture of
the vertebrae and injuries Of
the right ankle and knee.
The hospital said the other in
jured who were released after
X-rays included:
Vincent B. Parchment, Red
Bank, N. j., injuries to the left
shoulder and back; Mrs. Lois E.
Yost, 48. Altoona, Pa, injured
neck; Lewis Savarese, AZ, Brook
lyn, N. Y, feet and spine in
juries.
Verna Mae Grouse, 40, of Co
lumbia. Pa, injured legs, and
John w. Reep, 78, Duncansville,
Pa. back and left knee injuries.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
12-Pound Weight Margin
Too Big for Grecion Queen

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. q (P.-Grecian Queen,
3-year-old f1lly champion, found
II pounds too much to give away
yesterday and lost to the Belair
Studs Sabette by neck in the
73d running of the Alabama.
Grecian Queen, daughter OF
Heliopolis, went into the race
with a string of four success
sive victories and seven tri-
umphS in nine starts this sea-
son. The 12-pound spread en-
abled the Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons-trained daughter of Alsab
to score a thrilling triumph in
the ancient l "a mile stake.
Greentree Stables Cherry Fizz
was third in this, the oldest race
for 3-year-old f1llies. She fin
ished nine lengths back of Gre
clan Queen, carrying the silks
of Mrs. Ben F. Whitaker of Dali
las, Tex. Ming Yellow and Bal
lerian were the also rams in that
order.
Sabette, strangely enough, was
the slight favorite over Grecian
Queen, paying $4.20, $2.40 and
S2.10. Grecian Queen returned
S2.40 and $2.10. Cherry Fizz
was S2.40 to show.
Sabette, perfectly ridden by
the veteran Jess Higley, earned
S18,800, and covered the 10 fur
longs on the fast track in a
rather dull 2:06.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Former Players Bid Farewell
To PixIee at Dinner Toniqht

director, heads the Dinner Com
mittee, which also includes Tuffy
Leemans, Hardy Pearce, Bill
Myers and Buck Jones.
Tickets for tonight's party may
be reserved through harrington
at Metropolitan 8-3511. Tickets
will be available at the Touch
down Club tonight.
Pixlee played football at Mis-
souri, under Bill Roper, later re-
nowned as coach at Princeton.
Prior to service at CIV, he
coached at Missouri, Missouri
Wesleyan and Westminster (Mis-
sourD College.
His CIV teams of the 1930s
performed against a number of
powerhouses, such as Alabama,
Tennessee, Louisiana State,
Rice, Auburn, Arkansas, VAN
derbilt and Tulane,
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Scot Eliminates Carr
In Canadian Amateur
BY the Associated Press

Montreal. Aug. 27.-Joe Carr
of Dublin, British Amateur golf
champion, today was eliminated
from the Canadian champion
ships when he lost, 5 and 3, to
r. C. MacGregor of Scotland in
the fifth round.
The 31-year-old Irishman,
who had trouble winning his
earlier matches, was completely
off his game. II did everything
wrong from the tee to the green" ,"
he said.
He swas 4 down to MacGregor
at the ninth. Carr's medal
score at the turn was Al, 6 over
par, His Scottish opponent had
a 81.
Doug Silverberg of Red Deer,
Alta, kept Canada's hopes alive
with a 3-and-1 victory over j. L.
Morgan of England.
Don Cherry of Wichita Falls,
Tex, member of the American
Walker Cup team, eliminated w.
B. duff Mccullough of Elk
ins Park, Pa, and 4. Cherry
held a two-hole advantage at
the ninth and wo nthe 10th, 18th
and 14th holes.