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MAN WITH CAR
MAN--$90 WEEK

Branch ONCE Of NATL CO. has va
cancy for man 22-40 with previous
sales or public contract eXpr. Week
to start at once essential. Apply
HANOVER CO., 1899 Irving ST..
NV. Suite No. /. Mon. only / pm
SHARP
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OFFICE CLERK

to s am: must be able to drive
parking lot. 14o3 New York ave.
OFFICE CLERK
Young man wanted By well-estsb-
lished beverage distributor in Alex
area to assist in office. inventory,
etc. Give full details of education,
experience and salary requirements
in leply. Box ?7S-H. Star.
OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN. ex.
perienced in servicing all types OF
burners: year-round position; ex-
fssn' Co. SCI ssh a and NICE NICE
igan ave. ne.
OPERATIVE BUILDER has openings
for young energetic statesmen with
car. Attrac; proposition. Phone for
interview; WA. 1857. PHILLIPS
PAINTER PAPER HANGER. to man
MM sSssss ssli " VIVIAN 5sJ.J' sTIfTEE
Notwithstanding and expert
enced. Apply Monday morning In
person. 1898 Macarthur blvd. NV.
PATENT LAWYER, D. c.. desires
asst, about yrs exper. as exam
and salary desired Box SOC, Star.
PHARMACIST. white, looking for. a
merchandise man that Is willing to
work; pleasant conditions. good
schedule; starting salary Sl35
weekly. Box 54-G. Star.
PHARMACISTS. good pay and pleas
ant working cond. CAVALIER
PHARMACY. $500 l4th st. NV.
for collese-type store;
pleasant atmosphere: good pay:
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 21st and
G SITS. NV. rs
PHARNlACIST-You man, expert
enced in merchandising, in down.
Apply WHALEN DRUG AGENCY,
l40l Fl ST. NV. RE. 1890, Mr.
experienced. for Conn.
ave DRUGSTORE; top salary. and ex-
tellent working conditions. Apply
Mr.. Herbert Hask. WOODLEY
DRUGSTORE, 1927 Conn. ave. NV.
WO. H-s1T1 -oS
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HELP-MEN
MEN NEEDED

advsrtisins campSisn GOVERNS si srHeat-
er WASHINGTON area. Must be per-
gonable and between the .eges Of
10 and %. Free $50 to ESQ Mon
Ing to receive $40 per evening, plus
bonus. for initiative and perfect
attendance. Intvws. Mon. and Tues.
Room 403, 1405 q st. NV. Mr..
OBR1EN. 20
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CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent only; white: IN large
once. Posting: checking, recording
and typins. Present typing speed
clerical experience is essential.
Should be a high school graduate
over 20. Moderate salary plus cash
bonus, proft sharing, vacation
leave. sick leave and other benefits.
Call personnel dept.
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YOUNG MAN

INTERESTED in professional sales
and managemert field. DESTROYS
and capable of mastering long term
professional training. resulting In
si1ahle income and executive man
ried; age 81 to 10 AS ana DC co meFe
educated. Write full details, con-
Adential. 10 Boz 02-H, Star.
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SALESMEN-Storm Windows: Only
high ealiber experienced cloSers and
ever built. We suarantee--to every
one you demonstrate this window,
will vouch it's best they have ever
seen. From there on It's Q sale II
you are q closer. Highest quality
window mfg. now priced for the
economy windows. Commissions com
pensate for your knowledge, greater
earnings with less effort. This is
not Just another storm window. See
for yourself. Reply in confidence.
you are not presently employed by
U.S. Box 390-D, Star,
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BEAUTY OPERATORS
EXPERIENCED
CALL MISS YOUNG
TOWN AND COUNTRY
BEAUTY SALON
Virginia Square. Arlington. Va.
ia. 6-5965

BEAUTY OPERATOR; ali around:
small downtown beauty salon; air
conditioned 5-day wk., vacation
with pay. Phone ME. s-1223 after
BEA { f o oPhERaAyrio permanent DO
sition. full or part time. modern
aforementioned salon. 1885 F st.
NV. Elk. 3-607O. go
BEAUTY OPERATOR MANICURIST-
Excellent salary plus commission.
LON, s4S" Piney Branch I'd. Silver
Spring Md II
time; guaranteed salary and COM
mission. CULMORE BEAUTY SA-
Lend Ion, Falls Church. Va Call calls E'
with knowledge of
tipping for real estate once; perna-
nent position with varied duties.
$40 weekly to start. 5,day week;
Apply Monday to WOODBRIDGE
REALTY CO, 1917 Rhode Island
ave. NE NO. 7-72O3.
BOOKKEEPER or accounting clerk.
Exper., desired by local branch once,
permanent position. Call Mr.. Tucker.
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MESSENGER

I6 or II yrs. old, white, for once
messenger work. Must have COM
pleted the 18th grade and live, at
home. Permanent work only. 5-day.
40-hr. wk. and chance for advance
ment. Call Personnel Dept.
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JOHNS-MANVILLE
CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR

Requires high caliber men
for estimating and selling
Johns -Manville products di-
rect to home owner. Car
necessary. Experience helpful
but not essential. We train
you. Salary or drawing ac-
count while learning. This is
q growing corporation and the
men selected have q perma-
nent future. Don't miss this
real opportunity. Here is the
position in life you have been
waiting for. For interview,
20. between 8 am. and S
Pm, S04 Kennedy ct. NV.
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Young Industry

business opportunity for
exclusive product. advertised in
Lie. Time, Sat. Eve. Post, others.1
5000 $500 per mo. part time.
!S500-$1. 900 per mo. full time.
81 900 and above for man with
ability To- train and supervise. Call
Mr.. BELL at WO. 6-706S or pU.
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MAN WITH CAR

MAN WITH CAR
To train locally for permanent posi-
ton with large manufacturing Co
viii consider inexperienced man
who is willing worker. Not can
vassing. Earnings while training
around 500 wkly. Apply 1116 @
st. Sc. Q to II am. 80
YOUNG MAN. 20 to 80. draft exempt.
night school student or some college
training in business administration.
economics or accounting. Must be
personable and able to deal with and
meet the public. This position starts
on Q clerical level but opportunity
for advancement is good. salary de-
pendent upon education. experience
and other qualifications. 5-day. ara
hr week gSd ApPly N Personnel 2rs , ef1ee,
ANCE CO.. SIG l4th st. NV. II
YOUNG MAN who can use q type
writer to work in our Business
Property Department. II successful.
you could become a salesman. BOSS
4 PHELPS, INC, Real Estate. I417
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no. 2-2476


Accurate typist. 1890 years Of ase,
who Is capable Of dealing with gen.
ecsition 0G ssdsy p9ns r ssRsn Hpt
ply Personnel, Room sos: open
weekdays. S:30.6 and sat. 0-12.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1lo1 Pa. Ave. NV.
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statesmen

You don't have to settle for smaller
income to represent 4 product which
satisfaction. Our product is the
established leader in its field ma
tionally advertised, universally
known, endorsed and needed. Sold
by home demonstration only to in
terested leads. Unaffected BY any
conottlons but birth rate, which
for sincere hard workers startin0
with liberal commissions and pro-
tected territory. A car Is necessary
Call for appointment. Mr.. PAU
Merritt. BABY-TENDA DISTRIBU-
TORS, 1012 Pa. ave. sc. Ii. $4,000.
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Statesmen
ATTENTION

Local territory now open In wash
inSton and environs for qualified
men over 80 to represent national
corporation In direct-to-consumer
sales capacity. Consistent and In
teilieent effort will insure immedi-
ate and substantial year-round in
corlc and permanent career IN
distinctly low pressure field. No
down payment, delivery. or collec-
ton problems. Repeat clientele.
Successful applicants will receive
complete training and supervision
tunity for advancement. Car neces-
sary. For local interview. rite
classy, Box 314. Lyons. New
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YARDMAN, colored. Full time year
round work for able. experienced
and sober man under so yrs. Apart
ment development near Rosslya. Six
DAY week. S140 per month. Call
MRS. STOKES, ia. $4,000.
work. Must have high school edu-
cation and be personable: 6-day
week. good salary. meals furnished.
For appointment, phone MR.. WAY,
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HsLp-..-MsN

ENODOCE nAANs fuI super meLksL'
s9sE RI Ma ARE Ws saso psnH.
PRESS RES FEEDER, to feed piaten
press by hand, STEADY. job for Q
good man. Elk. 3-039S:
apisss quality IS't operator sass sS1s dsor.
PkoDuCE MAN. experienced. Apply
CYMAc's MARKET. 401 9TH st.
PROTECTION MAN
With some department. store police or
security Sc ~ Hr, 1acksround' auaiined active
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT CO.
ST. AT 18th NV.
PURCHASING AGENT. assistant, for
m eee Industry Mnsi n s
eXper. in all phases Of purchasing
s sIsc ,rs supplies snS mstsTiais Can
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-we are
s SGTns so ST yns men waG ESnt pr. 70
ierred but not essential; must be
OIL. 1855 or OIL: 4-0642: CARL
REAL ESTATE SALESAfAN---n you
a are experienced in northern W., W.
ner about the opening In our once.
Best commission Arrangement to
fast moving sales organization. AR
REAL EAH HEE sA4EaTE 81 sAiifs ssSGs excs s
opport. for full time exper. man.
Apply Woodbridge Realty Co.. :3i77
Rhode Island ave. ne. NO. 7.7.03.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN--One OF
Washington's fastest-growing real
estate sales organizations has sew
aggressive real estate statesmen. II
you can close q deal. II you won't
take. no for an answer, II you want
the kind Of sales opportunities pro-
duced by the most powerful adj
vertising in the METROPOLITAN area,
plSs the best financing; call T; y.
E MoRsag! a4os ce asor at Ave- Ave. nv alse
REAL ESTATE SALESAiAN-Good
opportunity In active once with
plen,N of ,istings. Call he. $4,000.
PECK CO. 1850 New Hamp. ave-,
R kanslf IsI psTf: MssdLiEsmEN-Assr...
sive: exper. not necessary: men to
work in active once full time. Must
have own car. Apply any day after
10 am. al5 10th st. NV. DORF-
MAN d CO. ME. S-lOS0 Us
REAL ESTATE statesmen. part time.
men or women. Complete sales
training. d. c.. Md. Va. Start 7:30
pm. Tues, and Thurs. PAUL J.
MILLER Ola 14th st. NV. Don't
R IVIe ESTATE sALEsMEN-s exper.
men with record of selling; adver-
Using support; ONCE cooper. air.
conditioned once: parking space;
plenty Of listings and clients.
Multiple listing realtor, FRED j.
GEORGE. ia. S-6797. 30
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN (ONEl
Experienced only, preferably in sex,
ne. and nearby Md; age 1855.
You can earn good living with
this company. small sales force, over
"a century In business. Plenty
listings new and used houses. Must
be able to work without close super
vision. Call T. o. Campbell. MA.
S-o191: Suns. and ewes, LII. -0634.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.. Realtors
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Parker. Smith g. Donnell. Inc. has
one vacant desk and offers finest
working conditions and cooperation
to the right party. Call MR.. PARK
Err for discussion In confidence. ia.
S-U1Hi
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NsEs-MEN

gALEeHGEN---Ady. novelty ats over
telephone dial, fast seller: LIBERAL
comm; free samples. ACME MIG.
6IF Chelmsford st.. Boston ~.
SAILS MINDEH MEN: women q re-
seliins; earn while learning; guar
Anteed income for those who qualify.
With friendly personality, real de-
sire TO get ahead: CO. 6-2514.
SECURITIES SALESMAN
man: VIII furnish leads. co-opera.
and the SknoW.hoT' to get results.
Liberal drawing acct. kindly phone
gASN g. !ol los 10 'P 18th ' z. nv :.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced, good salesman; d. c..
J0HNNY,s TExACO SERVICE STA
TON. goth and New York ave. NV.
SHEET METAL WORKER - ExDer.
TT Sl E aISssnsicsl A HacH me
silSer sp 5nGs s Hd' Js'uD Blair Dr.
SHOE REPAIR MAN
Experienced only. All around. Per-
manent position. Cali KI. s-4047.
rs
SHOE SALESMAN for women's high
Grade cancellation shoes. Excel.
earnings. SHOE FAIR. 1929 Conn.
SHOE SALESMAN. exper., for family
shoe store Apply col H st. ne.
SHOE SALESMAN, family shoe store
exper. steady job; salary; 1855
Wilson blvd. Arlington. ia. 7-2004.
|sLIP-cOvEl CUTTER. for fine Gus
tom tom, shop; plenty Of work. .Call
sfo sfT p SIX an. n1 WOOL Sis s1perisaaed
Apply BLACKSTONE CLEANERS,
1902 L st. NV, ST. 3-1461.
TAILOR, experienced, mems cloth
ing: must be able to operate press
ing machine: good pay. Else
MANS, SOL nth st. NV.
TAILOR, fully exper. Homen's and
mems repairs, alter. Full or part
time. EEEDLECRAFT, 72B llth NV.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Estab. mfRr. has exceptional openine
for exper. salesman, who. after
learning line, has ability to advance
to supervisor: Wash, area. Start
500 wk. Can make twice that
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Statesmen (2)
EXECUTIVE CALDER

XIU,UUU YEARLY RATING
Information service. appointment SELL
ing only; prestige. dignity: advance
percentage basis; no charge backs
expandins organization. You will be
trained by MANAGEMENT for our career
business. Phone RE. 7-6911 for APP
DOintment IL
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PART TIME

Men (3l. age RI TO 80, willing to
work 90 hrs. per wk. ewes. and week
ends earning around $50 per wk.
while learning. Car necessary. Neat
appearance. Excellent sales train
phone, Ii. 3.143R. Pa
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SAL ESNlAN
PARTY PLAN DIVISIONAL MGR
Exper. In party plan. selling direct
to consumer. Beautiful line OF pop
man can earn $500 weekly within
30 days. Good comm. Write. stat
ing full details. BARBARA DARU.
Emit. II E. 41st ST.. Wilmington,
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Ho. 2-247s

NIGHT WATCHMAN
White. between 1885,. 1870 pm.
to : am: must be able to drive
parking lot. 1403 New York ave.
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RARE
OPPORTUNITY

turer Of weli-repeating. high equality
gift packaging items and Ereetins
cards needs q young married man
to represent them full time In this
area We will train this man to
handle our established accounts IN
department stores. gift shops and
stationers. Our men make above
average incomes. A rare opportunity
for q serious, forward looking youna
man Write Box 33S-G, Star.
SALESMAN-MEN'S WEAR
Clothing. furn., shoes Il
..ne store. Apply Mr.. Green
blatt. GROSNER Of 1925 = ct.
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WIREMEN

Permanent and interesting position
with q friendly expanding Company.
Minimum of . yrs. experience in
wiring. soldering and assembly Of
e!ectronic parts required Must be
able to read wiring DIAGRAMS and
schematics.
The Ahrendt Instrument Co.
1910 Calvert Rd.. College Park, Nd
I'M 4-h61S =,
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SALESMAN

live-wire salesman with
car to call on hardware stores.
Good opportunity for the riEht
man. Many accounts already estab-
ATLANTIC ELECTRIC g. HARD
WARE CORP, 3726 10th st. ne.
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1sOsNs GApCIlGuCC
preferred: Phone Ma. S-4593. 80
TELEPHONE statesmen
Sell radio spots. local station; spe-
cial deal. Previous experience nee
essary in selling advertising or other
leads, high weekly commissions. Me
rELEvISION REPAIRMAN - outside
e ealS ear car furnished: DowD's Tv.
IkACIOR-IRAlLER DRIVER. part
time Job. l night each wk. leaving
after q pm. Must be sober. reliable
man with good driving record. APP
ply DISTRICT NEWS CO.. 2216
TRuGcK DRHIvERs t0. mus, know
Washington and vicinity: year-round
position. daywork. e days week: good
salary to start. For Interview. see
Mr.. Atkins. No phone calls. WASH
lNGTCN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS,
INC, $3.50 River I'd. Bethesda. Md.
Ty OUTSIDE REPAIRMAN. Apply
1881 'Georgia ave. NV. rs
TYPIST--English or Canadian; know
ledge Of figures. for embassy. $3.50
mo-: once trainee for bookkeeping:
some typing. Se5 wk.; typist for
Bethesda. $50. LLOYD's EMPLOY
MENT. 1920 New York ave. NV.
roonn ROQ
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
HOS 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-To-0
90
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.PHOLSTEREE

UPHOLSTERER
Experienced only. Apply at 33ls
Volta pl. NV. go
lWATCHMAKER, for jeweiry store, rs
miles from Washington; permanent,
petent mechanics only. Write full
details box 1000. Star IS
Evening star., 1954-03-14
Ry Bob Honson

John Marshall High School of
Richmond defeated defending
champion E. C. Glass of Lynch
burg, 49-45. in Finals of the
Group Virginia basketball
tournament last night before a
crowd of 5000 fans.
In the consolation game,
Hampton took a 56-55 overtime
victory over Washington-Lee on
a layup shot by little Joe Watts
in the last minute.
Marshall held a lilo first
quarter lead but took a 34-19
halftime advantage, mainly on
the shooting and blackboard
work of Larry Rauppius. The
Lynchburg team. meanwhile.
couldn't shake loose it's scoring
leader, Wistar (Red) Nelligan.
Marshall shifted it's attack
after intermission and, with Don
Goode hitting for IL points, held
a 1874 lead at the end of the
third period. Glass was held in
check by Marshall's man-to-man
defensive in the final period.
The Justices, Central District
winner. thus took their second
State championship in seven
Evening star., 1954-03-14
New Board Selected
By Equestrian Group

Ruling that only residents of
Maryland could serve on its
Board of Directors. members of
the Association of Maryland
Horse Shows have chosen a new
board.
Claude w. Owen, elected first
vice president at the aSsocia-
tion's January meeting, was one
of those unseated because he
lives in Washington. Rufus
Gardner, previously elected to
the board. also was ruled ineli-
gible for Office because he did
not belong to the association in
1853.
Members of the new board
selected at a meeting in Balti-
more were: Henry Dentry, Lii
liam P. Luke, John A. Wagner,
Charles Gartrell, Fred r. Diehl-
mann, jr.. Fred Hughes. jr., Ro-
land Hartman. A. w. McDor-
man. Mrs. w. Graham Boyce,
George Edel. Mrs. Donald Brad
ley, Hugh Wiley, Walter Appel
and Mrs. Frank Sterbak.
The association also discussed
a suggestion for dividing shows
into A. B and C classifications
to put horses of equal ability on
a more level basis. No action was
taken.
Evening star., 1954-03-14
"a Baseball Games
Top CIV Spring Slate

A 24-game baseball schedule
for George Washington Univer-
sity. opening with games here
against Trinity March % and
25. was announced yesterday.
Also announced were programs
for other spring sports-golf,
sailing, track, tennis and rifle.
Five dual meets are lifted for the
track team which last year, the
first for track at CIV since before
the war, had only two meets.
The schedules:
Baseball.
March March 49, Trinity rs, Trinity 30.
April >, vPI; 3, Rutgers; s. W&M; g.
Michigan; Q. at VMI 10. at VPI; - at
W&L; "a, at GEORGETOWN; u, at Duke:
%. al Virginia; "a, at W&M; 26. Duke:
-: Richmond; 20. at Maryland; 30.
May 3. MARYLAND: ;, virs.nia; 8.
GeOrTs5f"n; TMf g. at at Test Sirsinia '2
April 5. Dartmouth; 10. at George
town; IL; at Vrsinia; J WIZ II at Ricnm2nd: WM4:
20. W&M; So. Maryland. -
May II, Western Maryland.
May =, Southern Conference Golf
Tournament at Rifn9ond' TTaeF'
April 10. Roanoke College; 25. at Viz
sinia: IS. at W&M;
May 8. at Wal; 10, at Richmond.
March 90, Hampton Sydney
Ap[iI =; GeoTgetoTn; wsM 3 Name Ia Msy: ~:
May /. vMI: 4, Virginia.
Evening star., 1954-03-14
Consolation Game.
with Bill Leetch

Federal and State agents say
they'll "be given the works"
We recently heard rumor
that the widening of the Chesa-
peake Delaware Canal had
brought so much more fresh
water into the Chesapeake that
it had spread far down the bay.
harming oysters. crabs and other
marine life requiring salt water.
1t was intimated that Mary
lands Department of Research
and Education had been making
tests for some time to determine
the volume of fresh water. AL
though we thought this fan
tastic. to be safe we wrote DR..
r. v. Truitt at Solomons, and
he. agreeing with us, asked the
Chesapeake Bay Institute of
John Hopkins University in Bal
timore, which has charge of
studying the physical and chem
ical photography of the Chesa-
peake Bay, for denial or con-
f1rmation of the rumor.
A letter from d. w. Pritchard,
director of the institute, assures
us that the fresh water flow
from the Observation-Disclosures
Canal into the Elk River pro-
duces no measurable effect on
the salinity of the upper bay
beyond the. point of confluence
,pf the Elk River with the Chesa-
peake Bay proper.
Evening star., 1954-03-14
BY Robert B. Phillips
Speciol Core spondent Of The StoF

BERRYVILLE, Va, Mar. 13.-
A horse, rider and hunt broke
a jinx together at Woodley Farm
here today when Mrs. James P.
Mccormick Black Fox Run won
the Joseph E. Lewis Memorial
Trophy in the annual Blue Ridge
Hunt races. Young Eugene du
Pont Weymouth slipped the Mid
dleburg steeplechaser across the
wire a short head in front of
Thomas Taylor's Old Fashioned,
who came boiling down the
stretch fastest of all.
Last year Weymouth and
Black Fox finished first in this
race but cut a flag at the finish
line. 1t was said that the gen.
tleman rider had left his car
motor running for a quick get
away in case he pulled another
blooper this afternoon. Mike
Smithwick's smashing stretch
drive on Old Fashioned almost
brought the bad news. Old
Fashioned spotted Black Fox 10
pounds and was full of run after
three miles.
Only Weather Is Off Beat.
For several seasons now. Blue
Ridge has been plagued by freak
ish accidents, but today the only
off-beat item was the weather,
which was purely nasty. The rae
ing program was thrill-packed
and above criticism.
Mrs. John Burke. seasoned fox
hunter from Middleburg, rode a
cagey race to defeat three young
rivals in the ladies contest at
three and one-quarter miles.
Her hunter, McDoel, smashed
hard into two fences during the
first turn of the course, was
nursed along until lc hit stride
again and then pulled away in
the stretch to hold q safe mar
gin over j. M. Mulford's Clifton
Dixie.
For years point-to-point COM
Evening star., 1954-03-14
\
Navy
Continued from Page C-10

foul shots at the beginning of
the third quarter. La Sale
started forcing the play and soon
put the game out of reach.
Naples drove in for three quick
layups and Cola started hitting
from far outside.
Coach Carnevale frantically
rushed one replacement after the
other into the game. but it was
to no avail as La Sale was more
aggressive and had the best of
it in all departments.
Cola would pass off. ignoring
the pleas of the crowd to shoot.
as La Sale toyed with the Mid
dies The Explorers had l9-
point bulge at one time and ap-
peared on it's way to 30-point
decision until the Navy started
hitting again.
La Sale now has a 24-4 rec
ord while Navy ended its season
with 1873.
Listless Preliminary Game.
North Carolina State ended
one of the longest schedules in
the Nation by defeating Cornell
in a consolation game in which
both teams played as if they
knew little was a stake.
The victory was the 27th of
the season for the Wolfpack
against seven defeats. Cornell
lost for the seventh time and
won II.
Cornell rushed into 1913 lead,
but N. C. State forged ahead
by point before the first
quarter ended and never was
headed thereafter.
Mel Thompson, the pug-nosed
scoring star for the Wolfpack,
dominated the backboards when
Ronnie Shavlik, States 6-foot-7
center, was having an off night.