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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, expert
enced, part time, orfhome improve
ment CO., to work from home; ST per
hour: good opportunity. ST. 3-S570
SOLICITOR and typist
White, 20-35 $175 per mo. Air
eond. ONCE, paid vacation, group
insurance. Apply In person to zoos
North Moore St., Rosslyn. Va.
--27
TYPIST, to operate Remington Rand
bookkeeping machine: salary while
Week See D1 Nh hmisi pos Trnst 1e Tas
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST CO.. 900 r st. NV. ---26
TYPIST, misc. clerical and tipping:
5-day S5-hr. week: not over So:
$45 wk. to start. Box l75-v. Star,
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TEACHERS, college trained. for nur-
sery, kindergarten and first grade;
small. select private school. small
classes: hours. $3.50 to 1880. In
reply. state age. training and ex-
perienee In full. Boz 40-V. Star
TEACHER, nursery or Underwater
for private school In s.e.: state age,
education. exper.. salary expected
and phone number Box Adv. star
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HElP-MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIANs. colored: exper., man.
st. NV, AID. 1851. -26
EXCELLENT POSITION for college
graduate with BACKGROUND In physi-
cal sciences to work with research
organization; rood typist. Write
fully. r, o. BOX 596S, Bethesda.
rooming house. Apt. and
small salary. Must Be dependable
and honest. CAN IA. S-6561, rs
pm rs
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sTENoGRAPHER

Experienced. age 20 to IS. perma.
nent position. varied duties, good
salary. many benefits: initiative
essential; dictation required. 90
APPLY ROOM 414
AMERICAN SECURITY a TRUST CO.
730 18th st. N. W.
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REFGR.. gle: perfect cond.: sealed
unit; $50, Stove. gas. apt. size
like new; $50. Four windows, {
paae; $40. Ii. 3-O952.
REST. KIT EQUIP. stove. hood. grill
sinks and grease trap. workable
chairs and tables; reas. DU. 10000
RUGS Reasonable: Administer. px12,
shaded blue; broadloom, hight blue,
lOxl Persian. I0x16: Vel. taupe
l2x14; with pads; excel. cond. West
inghouse refgr., $50; Frigidaire DIP.
FREE. $780,: Bendix washer. S2b:
mahoe. dinette, Duncan Phyfe. 500,
IA. 7-0463. Ia
RUGS. Oriental. large and small
pieces; prices very reas. RARE RUG
SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV 81
RUG French import, Oriental de-
sign; brand-new, ax12. $50, or best
offer. JE. 4-0a42. --26
RUGS--American Oriental Rug. gx12.
6,cushion glider. porch rockers
SEWING MACHINE Home. cleo Con-
sole;. sews forwards and back
wards; several attachments. $50
sE%SING sG MACHINE. Simplex. port.
able, never used; fully guaranteed
locally EN- 2-2352 ga
SOFA-Reeency, good condition. $50:
OIL. 2-S6SS. 80
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FARM AND GARDEN

FLAGSTONE PATIOs. walks. retain-
ing walls, cement and stpnevork.
Ing ssedins. MARcUcscciI;o. 20.
2-35SS.
PEACHES--Entire crop Of approx.
1,400 trees. Warrenton, Va. Grad
ing equip. and storage available.
Make offer. JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664.
LANDscAPINa AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil, manure, trees. shrub
berry. azsleas FOU6E a. Bid. JE.
4-0646. JE. c-2s43. il. 3-0s7S
TOE SOIL~-very good rich TOP soil
fol- lawns and green houses: very
reasonable Call 10 S-493a. 30
sODDrNG AND GRADING, bluegrass;
lge. and SIN. Jobs. Also we deliver
; SSa; ySs lay 1t. 70 s-49ss
TOPSOIL. z tons delivered locally:
Sis. Additional charge for distance
delivery. RE. $4,000. 80
TREE REMOVAL, trimming. top
ping. Land cleared. Call ~. B.
BULLDOZERs for grading. exeavat-
ing, land clearing. Free estimates.
Call UN 4-S533; night. AP. T-O59s.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil. blue
stone, tree removing: excavating and
hauling. Mr.. HARDING. HE. 4-ba73.
TREE REMOVAL. pruning trimming.
I'M A OOaa OoOo .0yfss,,s
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Stone, FlagStone, Cement
Specializing in retainins walls. patios.
flower boxes steps. walks. drives.
porches, lily ponds. fireplaces. etc!
24-hr service, For q free estimate
call JERRY, LU l-4756
TILE-New installations and repairs
baths. pprches kitchens. ARMANl
BROS IA $4,000 III S-2o96.
TV REPAIRS, free estimate, day or
night service. Reas. rates; all work.
parts. labor guaranteed ] yr We
also specialized In Muntz service in
d. c.. Md, Va. ia. 1892. II
FOR 1ST CLASS remodeling, repairs;
builder. cali LU. 2-TS1o 81
ALL KINDS Of bldg repairs and re-
modelling; windows repaired, sash
cords replaced. Ii. $1,000 ewes.
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Unscramble the sets OF letters making word
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ITALIAN TEACHER---Must be ma
tive. part time. Apply BERLITz
SCHOOL. s39 18th st. NV. ~
EXTRA Cash FOR You
Popular priced Christmas cards
bring QUICK. EASY PROFITS
Friends, neighbors buy on sight!
Write for money-making plan and
sample kit on approval. PEERLESS
GREETINGS. 3f6 N. Michigan. Chi
cago 4 III
ARLINGTO N-ALEX. I,
See List Sun. Star. Mon. Post
POTOMAC EMPL., HOURS 9-S
1884 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-05ls
Oil King st. XXI. 9-5055
PART TIME
S60-$100 week. no selling. Dignified
work rs instructor ct $3.50 per
hour. Must have late model car
and be bondable Age $3.50. Send
resume and phone number to BOZ
196-V, Star. --27
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BULLDOZER. oliver OC-3 HYDRAULIC.
5-ft. blade, good condition. S1,75O.
Also trailer to hanl same. $3.50. Caii
LAITIMER. JU. q-131O. ga
CABINET, hutch top. spoon racks;
pine. Al condition; originally 5000.
sell for $l35. OIL. 2-6529. ga
CABINETS-Kitchen Also used fau-
set. 722 Erie ave, Takoma PARK.
Md. JU. 7-6132. -o7
CALCULATIONS Friden. Monroe
comptometers. $50 and UP. CEN
TRIAL. 2019 l4th ST. NV Pa
CAMPING SUPPLIES
Tents, cots. 81 Ponchos rape. Cole
mani stoves, 15es disct Tarps, drop
cloths. ], H GICHNER, 2513 NJ st
NV EX 3-2h27 -
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ADDITIONAL
PERSONNEL
REQUIRED

An increasing work load necessitates
sons for key engineering positions.
We win be pleased to consider
experienced personnel who feel they
can qualify for our rigid Job require
n1ents and who are looking for an
long-range- development civilian and
military programs.
AERODYNAMICIST
Degree with strong math BACKGROUND
plus experience In stability, control
and performance.
CATALOGER
years experience In electronics and
electro-mechanical Industries.
COMPUTER
ENGINEERS
Electrical engineering degree plus
and development Of anaiog COM
puteFs.
DESIGN CHECKER
Minimum Of years. draftins room
experience, including 2 years as
O. DESIGN systems and dimensional
checker.
FIELD SERVICE
ENGINEERS
Electrical engineering oegree or ac-
credited vocational school certificate
experience. Some overseas positions
available.
MACHINE DESIGNERS
Mechanical engineering degree or
equivalent plus experience in design
and DEVELOPMENT Of machinery and
: machine tools.
MECHANICAL
DESIGN ENGINEERS
Degree or equivalent plus 8 years
design-level experience.
MECHANICAL
LAYOUT CRAFTSMEN
Engineering education plus several
years layout experience.
ERGO is Q growing. progressive. pri-
vately owned research and develop
ment frm located In suburban
Washington, d. C. We are in
terested in hiring only qualified
persons for long-term programs.
The openings listed above will chal-
lenge-and reward-the abilities Of
forward thinking, energetic persons
who are willing to accept responsi-
bilities and tackle problems Of more
than ordinary complexity.
All INQUIRIES answered promptly and
in confidence.
Proof Of citizenship required.
ERGO
ENGINEERING q RESEARCH CORP.
Riverdale, Md, WA. T-4444. Ext. 100
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BUILDING MATERIALS
Clearance Sale
In Both Yards
All Bldg. Material /.
At Great Savings

PLYWOOD-8c So. Ft.
BUILT-IN TUBS WITH FITTINGS.
x4g.5O
exile AND IA FIT. :,5c EA.
RADIATORS zoe FIT, AND UP
TOILETS AND TANKS $12g5
BASINS S7.95
DOORS WITH JAMBS 81. 95 UP
WINDOWS. COMPLETE WITH
SPRING BALANCE. S2.a5 TO $3.50
NATURAL OR BOTTLE GAS FOCAL.
HOT-WATER HEATER SN.9h
APT.-SIZE STOVES SIg95
SHELVING BOARDS Sc FIT
CORR TIN &c SO. FIT
Sc SO, FIR
WALL SHELVES 50 or
ICE BOXES - 81 OK
BASE CABINETS - So OH
SCREEN DOORS S1.!)5 EA
MASONITE. SOC AND ST PER SHrET
2 MILLION BOARD FIT. OF IUMRER
$40 To Ssh PEP M
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
White. full time. split shift. arm
service. over 81. TALLY-HO RES
TAURANT, So nth st. NV. --27
WOMEN f2l opportunity for ambi-
tious woman to earn money from
h home !. I IN !. conjunction ,na with LEADING
phone. Write for Interview. Civ
Ing bone phone number. to Boz
w6MEN @ needed .. once to ssry.
RI. 9 7rs1 y hrs, Of own sno @s4
YOUNG LADY. resident Of p. G,
county to do survey work and learn
appliance and kitchen selling; per-
manent position: salary and com
M Nae I'M p. 4sss Ap svs ss4 Hsat.s ss
GiRI--With higher education to
c ciiiis ss Of sss AVE h On sssss
AGES e2-40-Fuil or part time. with
pos for those who qualify; 81 per
hour. plus bonus; day or eve. work
Contact, Mr.; Gibson; PRUDENTIAL MIA
LIFE a, INSURANCE =. CO. 6is wSshe
UNUSUAL WOMAN. with car. free to
work, from pm. to pm. Call
weekdays from 10 to IL. JE. 4-b637
VACATION AT COUNTRY ESTATE
with nay for companion-house
keeper; Aug. 1 to Sept. Is. Phone
uSSGpiMiffssfbo oPTPpoRT TssfrSss Earn
$50 per week; work early eve. hrs:
car; white; Westmoreland sterling
and crystal. Call KE. T-093b or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26

FAMILY MAN
For responsible sales position
with large national distrib-
uting organization. Neat ap-
pearance; no investment;
car helpful. II you are avail.
immed., call JU. 5-135l, ask
for MIR. LLEWELLYN.
Directions to get to 10000 Insley 81.
Go up Georgia ave. to Plyers Mil
I'd. turn left and Insley II FIRST left
of RlyerR Mil I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26

FREE DELIVERY
FLA FINANCING
ACE
Wrecking & Building
Material Co., Inc.
D. c. YARD In 4-05Of
4002 Minnesota Ave. NE.
ROCKVILLE YARD Pc .-eo11
Rt. 240. Mile North Of Rockville
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I 0A01kk6A
Experienced. Call OIL. 4-777s fol
appointment. -26
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. part time:
exper. and neat. Apply In person.
TRIANGLE PHARMACY. 18th and
FOUNTAIN HELP, colored; refs. nee.
sssary. Exper. Call after 2 pm. RA
GENEkAL OFFICE WORKER with
bookkeeping experience: must b.
able to type: excellent working con-
ditions; 5-day wk.; state uualifica-
lions, experiences and salary ex-
pected; give refs. Box 13-V, Star
GERMAN TEACHER. must be nstiv,
Of Germany. English not necessary
Apply BERLITz SCHOOL. S39 17tf
GRILL GIRL with fountain expert.
| ence. Uniforms furnished. Apply
in person. CHASTLETON PHARM
ACY, 18th and r SITS. 20
HOME ECONOMIST - Major appli-
ance manufacturer Baltimore branch
requires full-time services OF grad
uate home economist. Salary open.
Automobile required. Enjoyable work
involves conducting utility and
dealer sales training and customer
demonstrations. Present home econ
omist leaving to be married. Fol
interview contact Box 1SS-V. Star
or telephone MR.. PALMER. Hopkins
7-73(l0 Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26
TECHNICAL
AIDES

No Experience Necessary
To assist in data processing
computation, etc. Som {
mathematical aptitude nec-
eSSary.
5-Day, 40-Hour Week
Many Employe Benefits
Convenient Location
Applied Physics
Laboratory
THE JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
1921 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26

An increasing work load necessitates
selecting Q number of technical per-
sons for key engineering positions
experienced personnel who feel they
can qualify for our rigid Job require.
nnents and who are looking for an
opportunity to advance with OIL
long ange-development civilian and
military proRrRms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26
SALESLADIES

Experienced in selling dresses. coats
and suits. Salary and commission.
Permanent position; good working
conditions; vacation and manv COM
pany benefits. Apply Mr.. Poland.
HUB FURNITURE CO.. 18th and b
SITS. NV.
SALES TRAINEE-Opportun for
friendly type person with desire to
sell 6-S wk. training period with
salary prepares you. for sales posi-
knowledge of tipping and pleasant
telephone voice required. Intelligence
more important than experience. 8
day wk Apply HENRY b. GILPIN
CO., Wholesale Druggist, All 8
Capitol st. between 9-10 Am.
SEAMSTRESSES. experienced: al
once. NEW ENGLAND PURIFIERS
III 18th st. NV. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26
MOTOR TRAVEL

CALIFORNIA HERE WE COME. Leav-
ing July 80 or Aug. /, take 9, $40
one way or $50 round trip. Return
Aug. 81. Phone ia. 9-2492. rs
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PART TIME

A large manufacturing and MANAGING
company has opening In sales divi-
sion 5 evenings week and Satur-
tervieW phone Ab. 4-39Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26
REAIRs AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. PORCHEs. screening.
complete remodeline service: esti-
mates free al work fully guar
No money dn 30 mos to pay SEcC
SALES IN S-30l0. day or night
ADDITIONS--ALTERATIONS
Attics, porches. recr. rms. day or lob
free estimates. 10. 2-1639. go
AIR DUCTS .attics, rec. rooms. heat,
ing repairs. humidiiers, hlters. free
estimates. RA. 3-T2s1. -27
CONTROVERSIES
places. walls, steps, all types o.
masonry. A. FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994
BRlCKLAYING CONTRACTOR Fire,
places walls steps 81 types 81
masonry A FACsNANl III S-19a4
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK--Re-
pairs. all types. fireplaces re-
paired: reasonable rates. small Jobs.
oliver 2-623s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26
KITCHENS OR
BATHROOMS OF
WHITE OR
~Nr NnnD yY1TT ~

COIOhED ! LIE
OF YOUR OWN SELECTION
REMODELING AND REPAIRING
ALL STANDARD-GRADE
AMERICA N-MADE TILE
EDWIN E. Elicit
ID. C.-Md. -Va.)
COLUMBIA 5-8731
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HELP-woMEN Cont. ],

DANCE TEACHERS. ballroom. evening
work. ages 10 to 80, exp. pref. bul
not necessary. Complete traininf
! given. apply In person. THE VICTOR
DRUG CLERK, exper.. pleasant
personality. reliable refs: Cd. VIZ.
no Sun. Apply in person. BRAD
LEY DRUGS. 5000 Arl. I'd Be
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FURNITURE
DISCOUNT HOUSE

G. OftNl QftG
DISCOUNT HOUSE
5 1926 5-pc. chrome dinette S49.0t
1890 2-pc. sec. sofa. hair ll9 OF
289. so 3-pc. sectional sofa 1859 OF
329.50 2-pc sectional sofa 129 .0t
6995 uphoi chairs. spring SO. 0(
1880 bunk beds, complete 1913!
400. 80 6-pc cherry dining room
suite. Grand Rapids Mfg. 24Q.0t
219.00 7-pc. din. rm. suite 1880
KING, 1908 Georgia Ave. JU. 9-5S9l
GARAGE, pre-fab, I4x20: cost 81. OF
new; now $500. INQUIRE COLLEGE
PARK PAINT e HARDWARE. 735(
IR IA 4s,sst blvd. collese PIX. N Nd.
GAsDENi HOSE HOSE. Is IT,. 81; N-inch
ad to 25is II st. NV
GAS RANGES, new. used installa
Georgia ave De 2-5566
GAS RANGES. new. used. repairs;
sTovfso. Io,, V9 rs nv. tsns sa s aSSs
GAS RANGE
Anderson sealed-hea oven, deep well
stove griddle. Perfect cond. Less
than u price; S20p. EN-. 3-l4e3.
IRoNER, conIon. white porcelain sH
console type; S35. Call Randolph
Lawn AVN MOWER. neo-Royal; excellent Ell
PIES HARDWARE Co. 32i1 Co
lumbia pike. Arl.. ia. 7-7575. "a
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QPERATNR

To work In large downtown ONCE
. bldg. Applicants must be. exper. :. tbe-
tween 80 and 40 yrs. Of age, wear
size IL or IA uniform and be at.
once. CAFRITZ CO.. 1920 4 ST.
NV 2nd floor --27
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ERGO
HElP-WokAEN

ENGINEERING d RESEARCH CORP
Riverdale, Md, WA. 7-4444. Ext. Toe
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MASONRY WORK, all types. Salts
Du, h-ss43 or CIR, 3-0OS4. .--2s
PAINTING lst-class work, interior.
rates. Call anytime. HE. 4-290s.
PAINTING, Papering, Carpentry and
General repairs. Call LAWRENCE.
"a s,a503; u $500
mates call JU. 9-4771. 80
PAINTING. interior. exterior: gen.
repairs: white mech: free estimates
JE. 4-l59S. ia .2-7770.. rs
PAINTING. exterior and interior.
rs a asse5 Prices qh soa fTse estimates
PAINTING. PAPERING; quality lob
at reas. price. Do own work.
PAINTING. EXTERIOR. first class
S work mat S5,aa ~ 20 Hyn yeFk
PAINTING. inter and exter.; lowest
rates in town; white mech; best Of
refs; guar. work: free est. Ho.
PAINTING. general repairs. paper
s aaRsh Mr. T RfDENo6R DU S@s.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior
do my own WORK reasonable prices.
Free estimates. BRADLEY. 10,
PAPER HANGING. 50 per room up;
| 1854 Sunfast washable paper: work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or JU. 9-760S.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, Al. 20
yrs. experience. Rooms decorated.
$40 up: guaranteed. LII. 4-s377,
PLASTERING. old or new. Also paint
ing. First-class service. NO. 7-4075.
800
quick service by white mechanic
Reas. Free estimates. JU. 9-4154.
| -27
ROOFING, all types; cutters, spouts.
| Carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS. WA. 1882
lSTONEWORk. flagstone terraces,
walks. brick or block retaining walls
chimneys fireplaces. all kinds of
cement work, pipe drainage. F
Evening star., 1954-04-30
CrambIitt Holds Lead
In Marlboro Racinu

Bill Morgan, with three
straight victories at Marlboro
Motor Raceway, went from third
to second place in the point
standings among the 10 top
drivers but still couldn't dislodge
Johnny Cramblitt from the top
position.
Morgan's three straight wins
put his total at $50 points.
Cramblitt has $50. In third
place with 200 points is Lou
Spears while Reds Kagle
dropped from second to fourth
with 240. Vernon Kirk with 2lO
is fifth, followed by Preston
WEIGH. 200; Joe Haas, 100;
Johnny Dodd. jr., 140; Bill
Gross, 130, and Horse Kagle, 100.
Kirk holds the track record to
date for 10 laps with a time of
3:08.6, an average of 63.8 miles
per hour.
There will be no racing at the
track Sunday because of the
National Capital sports car races
at Andrews Air Force Base.
Racing will be resumed May 8
with the first late-model, pas
senger-type automobile racing
program of the season.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
0uantico Boy Wins
Marine Feather Title
Speciol Dispateh 10 The Stor

Ell TORO, Calf, April 30
Corpl. Harold Conklin of the
Quantico Marines. the Wash
ington ID. c. Golden Gloves
featherweight champion, has
added the All-Marine title to
his collection and next month
will shoot for the All-Service
title.
Conklin picked up the Marine
title by beating Corpl. Bob
Rigsby of Camp Lejeune in last
nights finals of the Marine box
ing tournament. Rigsby was
game but outclassed. and took
a good trouncing from Conklin.
Other title winners were: Fly
weight, Corpl. Phil Ortiz of Ha-
waii: bantamweight. Pfc. Lindy
Burgess of Camp Pendleton:
lightweight. Pfc. Walter Byars
of Camp Lejeune; light welter-
weight, Pfc. Randy Horne of
Camp Lejeune; welterweight,
Corpl. Wolfgang Fleck of Ha-
waii; light middleweight, Corpl.
Sonny Ingram of Camp Pen
dleton; middleweight, Pfc. Rich
ard Hill of Camp Lejeune;
light-heavyweight, Sergt. Jesse
Barber of Camp Pendleton, and
heavyweight, Corpl. Bud House
of Camp Lejeune.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Quontico Pitcher
Strikes Out 76 in
Beating Lokehurst
Special Dispatch TO The Sior

QUANTICO. Va. April 30
Sacramento of the Pacific Coast
League has a great future
prospect in Roger Osenbaugh. a
lanky righthanded pitcher now
serving in the Marine Corps.
A fast-ball specialist, Osen-
baugh posted a not-so-impres-
sive At record with the Solons
last season. He had a To mark
with Stanford University the
previous year.
But the Lakehurst Naval Air
Station team can testify to
Osenbaugh's prospects for the
future. Osenbaugh struck out
Is while giving up six scattered
hits and leading Coach Elmer
(Moe) zorn's Quantico team to
a 20 victory here yesterday.
The victory was No. 10 for
the Marines against seven losses.
1t was Lakehurst's first defeat
in three games.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Gu Trackmen Pressed
By Western Maryland

Western Maryland's trackmen,
who got lost in the shuttle in
Catholic University'S invitation
al meet a couple of weeks ago,
came back to town yesterday
and almost upset the Cardinals
in dual competition.
The Green Terrors won eight
first places to four for Gu, but
the host team more than made
up the difference in place points
to exc out COST victory. West
ern Maryland was unable to put
a team in the relay, thereby
losing it's last chance for victory.
Brendan Doyle of Gu scored
a double in the mile and Emile
run. while Western Maryland's
Duhl captured both shot put and
discus.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Garden State Opens
Tomorrow; $4,000
Handicap Featured
By the Assoeiussd Pres.

CAMDEN. N. j., April 3O.-An
improved and enlarged Garden
State Park opens its spring meet
ing tomorrow with some $4,000
fans expected for the program
featuring the $4,000 added VAL
ley Forge Handicap for 3-year-
olds, and up.
Mrs. j. r. H. T'houron's Royal
Vale is high weighted at 1876
pounds in the one mile and To-
yard feature. Pitched one pound
under Royal Vale by Handicap
per M. c. (Ty) Shea. is Alfred
Vanderbilt's Find, winner of the
recent Excelsior Handicap at
Jamaica.
Other top prospects for the
Valley Forge include James C.
Brady's Landlocked. Trio Stables
Laffango. River Divide Farms
Andre and Saxon Stables Mar
cador. Laffango will carry 119
pounds with the others all in at
118.
Alerted. Pet Bully and Cold
Command have been assigned
lit pounds each, with Magic
Lamp, winner of the recent Ja-
maica Handicap. in at 1l6
Brookmead Stables First Aid is
assigned lis.
The grandstand at Garden
State has been enlarged to ac-
commodcse crowds in excess of
$4,000. Ten stakes fixtures, of
fering $270,00O in added money.
will be run Oft during the 25-day
meeting running through May
81. There will be no racing next
Monday. May 3.
Stakes fixtures will be con-
tested each Wednesday and Sat-
urday. The richest of the 10
stakes is the $50.000-added Jer-
sey Stakes on the final Saturday
Of the meeting-May 20. The
Jersey is a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
run for 3-year-olds.
Post time for the meeting will
be 2:30 pm. washington time)
Evening star., 1954-04-30

The Friends interscholastic
and boys tennis tournament.
disrupted by three days Of rain
during the past six days, faces
another layoff until at least
Monday afternoon.
Play is suspended today while
the remaining contestants play
matches for their school teams
and tomorrow the Friends courts
will be used by the seventh an
nual girls tournament, starting
at 9 am.
The current tourney got in a
solid afternoon yesterday with
five matches in the interschol-
astic section and four in the
boys.
Ray York of Episcopal de-
feated Tom Bass. also of Epis-
copal. Ga, 6-1, in the only
quarter final match in the inter-
scholastic division. Top-seeded
Donald Del lof Landon and Sec
ond-ranked John Harris of Will
son. reached the quarter finals
with victories over Washington
Lees Bob Collins and Roosevelt's
Manuel Quintero, respectively.
Also the No. / and 2-ranked
players among the boys, Don
Ralph of Priory and Jerry Leek
of Paul Junior High, passed their
quarter final tests.
The summaries:
INTERSCHOLASTIC DIVISION.
Second round-Donald Dell Uandon)
defeated Bob Collins tWashington-Lee). !.
60. 6-3. Hunter Faulconer lEpis-
copaD defeated Jackson Yang (Roose-
veltl 6-2 IS. Robert Thore (Wil-
SON won by. default over Bob Morgan
copaD won by default over Robert Will
lingham (George Washington. Ray