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PAINTER
PERSONNEL
ASSISTANT

College graduate in early
sos with theory and prae-
teal experience In personnel
administration. Technical
areas should include Job eyal-
uation, salary administration.
testing. training, etc. Excel
lent opportunity In expand
ing ORGANIZATION. Married
man preferred,
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CLERK-TYPIST

For Art Dept. Of q leading weekly
led and Interesting with about SOC.
OF time spent In tying (mainly
charts and tables, that go into
the magazine, SO applicant should
be good typist. Previous newspaper
or magazine clerical experience de-
sirable but not required: Girl under
IS yrs. Of age. preferred. Extremely
pleasant working conditions. Air
conditioned bldg. and many com
pany BENEFITS. Call DI. $4,000,
Ext. 263 from 8 am. to B I'm.
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Government Employees
Insurance Co.
mot Q Government Ageneyl
14th AND l. SITS. NV.

PHARMACISTS, fun and part time
Excel. position and salary. NE
phHTa;RaM issSs; for relief work
Gd. 10, 5-s672. FOUR CORNERS
pH d4GM Colon LAB TRAINEE -
white. we love our work. There
are other young people who love
one Of them. know fundamentals
Of photography. want to work
hard and learn more-don.t phone.
come In today. 716N KENNEDY
P 10 SiMAER al-round. must
portrait printing, also candid,
MAN. AIExANDER's STUDIO. 1900
Market St.. wilmington. Delaware
|PLAsTERERs C2bl Al mechanics.
KIDWELL q KDWEIL' WE.
PIAsSTHgSRERs. report on Job, 18th
and Que SITS. Sc. or call "a.
PLUMBER, for neW-house work in
Maryland. Must have car. hand
tools and journeyman's card. WA.
10000, 8 am. to 8 pm. %
PLUMBERS t6), experienced for new
construction york; LOCAL Is1srens sao
r ksSslEeEse H izs Rs co., expert.
enced in remodeling work. local
references and drivers license re.
uuired. SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO,
5000 Georgia ave. NV. To. 2-16oo.
r .,n v so x,8ssa ,.c APE ss.o D Ss:
p iH8siSaR Is Sc HElrEERs. ezper,:
s s.saay Jo HSFt &. FF THa Pi4ss
Grandview ave. Wheaton. Nd. p
PLUMBERS WANTED. plenty Of
work. Have own hand tools. Ma.
p fItsRSi HELPERS. with . Yrs.
under CT Approved training pro-
gram, apply at $40 N. Fairfax St.
r HISsiEs, with Nd. ,ourneymsn's
WA. 7-63S5. T. R. RICHARDS;
CARDS. Only iirst class men need
fo npanl ns A ger coNsTRUcTIoN
CO., 23rd ave. on Aver I'd. 3
r stesdg work: e1R gEN e coL lis nc
1886 Annapolis I'd. BiadensburG.
pMhHSMiBTEkk.s7 1aTttEIpERs-B,r prof.
ect' top wages. See foreman. .AGER
CONSTRUCTION Co, 23rd ave.
PS 81 Hfsf experienced. sunday On.
Day work. Apply MIKES LUNCH.
EoNETTE. s24s Ga. ave-. Silver
PORTER eITaR must be able to furnish
local reference. age between u
and IS. Apply JOSEPH deYoUNo.
Porter PORT 4 DRIVER. is niT eOlor.d. over q
yrs, permanent position. CHAN
Oilers DRUGSTORE. 1887 Pc
zen fs2se4 .ssys L"naoVsr HIS 20
REHs s ESTATE Estate statesmen OR
MISUNDERSTANDING Montgom-
cry County once needs 3 men or
women TO toin our sales force:
plenty Of listinRs and above-ayerage
commission ARRANGEMENT. II you
have q car and are rssldent OF
Montgomery County ean ). n r.
100000. any day til 8.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. with
exper. desired, but not necessary,
to I'LL Q 6-man sales stan: many
good listings and leads. Co-opera-
tion assured; lge. volume business
in D. C. and Nd. For interview call
Mr.. Powers, DI. 7-8724.
BASLIKO REALTY CO.. REALToR
1885 VERMONT AVE. NV.
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SALESMAN

To sell once equipment. to business
and Govt. offices in washington:
experience Of comparable. nature
required: commission and bonus
basis with minimum guarantee
paid semi-monthly: vacancy In
established territory with. excel
PITNEY- BOWES, INC.
1925 X ST. NV.
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THE EVENING STAR

1lu1 ia. AVE. N.W.
AIRCRAFT SECRETARY to editor.
5ookkeeper-secy.. $3.50; excel. future.
law secretary -V--s755 Ek'
5tenog; mr.. Bladensburg-M $40 *:
excel position. S65-$90 vk. Visit
BOYD'S Test. 40 yrs.l, cor. q and
18th NV, ST. $4,000.
ASSISTANT TO OWNER Of exclusive
restaurant: must like people. type
menus, hostessinR, generally useful
MR.. EVANS, ia. 7-9SSS, after IL
Assistant BooKKEEPER. 21-35i
downtown speciality shop. Exper
with adding machine and type
writer, 6-day. s7M-hrs yk.i WED sa
Thurs, 12:30-9. Paid vacation;
S45.S56 wk. depending on exper
and ability. Chance for advance
ment. Write, giving address, phone,
age, expers marital status and
salary expected; Applications lack
sidered, Box 174-S, Star. %
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HELP-MEN

REFRIGERATION and air cond. me-
chanic; commercial exper. .neces-
Rary: perm. yeaf-found work: TOP
pay. 2o01 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
PERTURBATION MECHANIC. year
round Esga sS6 5SEd yG III eS sSRStS o
Ala Canal st. Sc. Mr.. Lewis, 8 to
10 am. 4 to pm. -
Atom MECHANIC. axnar
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ings; good starting salary. see
Mr.. Phillips. MARV1Ns. 734 th
st. NV. .
AUTO FINANCE CLERK
VIII train young lady for interesting
job In major finance company. Must
be able to type. All modern dement's.
All cSo Ssssssa nav ave- D NV. M
BANK BOOKKEEPERS
bookkeeping machine
air-cond. once: free retirement and
lfe Insurance. MUNSEY TRUST
co, 1929 e st. NV. "a
BEAUTICIAN, exper. all-around OBJ
orator, In exclusive neiRhborhood
salon. WO. 6-9465.
- 2 good operators
needed badly, since We nave lost
,s siEIs l snd s.i sa.y. co. s-osSs
sEAurrcrAN. MAN1ouRIsr1; IL
cense, no experience needed; per-
manent waving. tinting: top
salary; modern busy salon. Cali gA.
3-9669 or OIL. 4-5461; 49,
BEAUTICIAN eolored. nes ems co
pooling. Top salary. Call RAi o.
B gST9 OPERATOR, with mana
ger's license, to manage hotel beau
ty salon; salary and commission; @
day week. Cali EN-. 3-gS42 or OIL.
1855; ewes, call ~. S.4141. ~ nd
so@mission. MARTINTs STUDIO
4oS5bi: Ewes. 10. S-4747. II
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-round; B.
and eommissi tseon on. 4-S7o1. IS
BOOKKEEPER TYPIST - Exper
bookkeeper. familiar with double:
ENTRY system, as9 "a, aaD, rls P psr:
SON: air.eond. ONCE. Write Box
B ss5sh,E Eli ASST, with auto;
exper, pref: air-cond. once; good
sal. and working cond. See Mr..
BUcHH1EER. CENTRAL MoT ~
BSooKkS i1seGiR to operate book
keeping machine; under 35i p
day week; selary $50, Must be
fications. Box 1888, Star. %
BOOKKEEPER. expeL.: typing;
days: $3.50. POTOMAC EMP
AosccYYS,, 1884 Wilson blvd Arl' ia
D-sUbU.
BOOKKEEPER, good opportunity;
thorough knowledge. capable OF
handling heavy volume, Start as
assistant, handling purchase books,
cash dispersements,. bank recon-
citations, payrolls, etc. wanted by
construction company. located IN
Hyattsviile. Reply giving complete
information, including age, to Post
once Box 329. Hyattsville, Md;
BOOKKEEPER for new-car dealer.
Salary commensurate with ability.
5-day wk.. air-eond. once. group
ins. and other benefits. Call MI.
Hickey at BOWMAN STUpE-
BAKER, ia. $4,000. 6.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, experienced: must type; D.
day week; air-conditioned ONCE.
Apply in person. afternoon only
to Mrs Strauss, MAJOR MASTER
PIECES, INC, OIL 18th ST. ny
MACHINE OPERA
TOR-Leading automotive concern
has immediate opening Tor BOOK
keeping machine operator, 2o-35'
personable with good references,
some experience required with de-
sire for further training and sti-
peryision. Good starting salary
with company benefits. 5.day week.
Apply Mr.. Branson, CALL CARL,
INC 1880 oath St NV. -
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HEAD WAITER for Ksnvood Coli
and Country Club, Cau Mr..
SCHECK. OIL. 4-4666. -
HARDWARE CLERK, responsible
steady. for perm. employ. Apply
413 Sth st. Sc. 8 a.m.-12. -S
HARDWARE CLERK Statesmen
Preferably over rs with some ex-
kUPPKRTs. 1921 7th e. NV. DO
not telephone. IS
HARDWARE SALESMAN, 20 to 40
years old; experience helpful but
not essential: excellent working
conditions, and company dement's
for the one who qualtf1es.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO.
s455 coIEsyILLE RD.
SILVER SPRING, ND. -
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SECRETARY

claim department. auto insuranca
company: good typist. under 36i
Dictaphone experience helpful but
not required; 6-day week. Call Mr..
Gilmore. ME-. s-6545. Is
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JANITOR, coicred, sober and reliable
with knowledge Of maintenance re-
pairs. permanent Job. No children.
Good salary and quarters. Apply
S6l9 Piney Br. I'd, sil. Spy. Nd.
bet. 8 and 1, u, 6-7111. "A
JANITOR, colored, downtown apt.
bldg. Reliable and have good refs.
Salary $126 per mo. and apt. mo
chiidrenJ. Phone ST. -3-S932.
yANITOR, colofed, settled RESPONSE
Bile man. under So. for permanent
job as End janitor ct apts, In Silver
spring. Must be dependable. sober
and willing to. work. No quarters;
WHEELER. ~. -7-7372. .-3
JANITOR, colored: for apt. house;
must be exper., courteous and re-
liable; apt. utils. and salary. Box
JHNiToR, eclored: new s-story ele-
yator air-cond. bldg. in .downtown
e Minsntaa:0o Oh neat. Must have eth
apt. and $3.50 o NO. Apply in per.
son bet. 5 and 5 pm. SIDNEY 2;
MENEH Co.. 1913 Eye ct. NV. 3
JANITOR, colored, married. relia:
Bile. sober: must have good local
refs. and exper. with oil burners:
Qtrs. and salary. ST. 3-4667. -
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ROUTEMAN


laundry and dry. clean
ing route. Good pay. Paid yaca-
ton and other benefits. Apply OLD
COLONY LAUNDRY, $3.50 Blair
I'd. NV. %
ROUTE SAILS DRIVER, VIII train;
personable; $50 plus commission.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY. 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl., IA g.
AND SIDING CREW. with
work, 1st-class mechanics only. Call
South 5-4S65. Mr.. SADLER. --6
SALESMAN, age %, with car; no
exper. Sales position offering SAL
airy. commission, bonus, car ex-
pense. all benefits. to sell estab-
hshed wholesale accounts, Metro
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
LUsTRA CORPORATION OF
Large national manufacturer and
distributor Of light bulbs and quo
resent tubes; also quality line
of lighting fixtures and specialties,
desires the services OF Q competent
and aggressive salesman for the
Alex.-Ari. area: average earnings,
$4,000 TO- $4,000 yearly. Weekly
dFs sS agaitnhs1t earned sFo,r
Insurance, Republication. bonus
and other benefits; experience call:
ing on industrial and commercial
accounts helpful; car necessary.
For appointment and interview.
cali J. s. zEPPENFELD, George
Mason Hotel, beginning Tuesday
afternoon. -S
SALESMAN, for Wholesale food
products house, handling both
.ail on the institutional trade.
Good opportunity for someone who
can produce. Give full particulars
in reply. BOX 223-R. Star.
SALESMAN. portrait: II you have aye
product. Work BY appointment.
En-. S-Ssa1. CoLoRART STUDIOS.
experienced. to sell ra-
dos. phonographs and small ap-
planes. Apply POTOMAC APPEL
ANCE q Tv CO., 9th and = SITS. NV.
liquor: aggressive. for
perm. sales career; top merenan-
disinR retail frm: top SAL; unltm.
opuor Roy f6R-S. HtAf. --9
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cLIRK:TYPIsT: ExPER;s ,, ABIITTT9Y
AIRY. PROMPT ADVANCEMENT.
EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY FOR EU-
TURE. EXCELLENT WORKING
COMBS. REFS. REPORT Mr.. M.
KRESSIN. TrGnsp. provided during
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Clerk Typists (5), $55-$63
JANE BuRcH. RIM. 226 Bond Bldg.
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statesmen
$500
SALARY

SALARY ---------$300
National concern has opening for
two experienced statesmen with
cars, married. 20 to As yrs. OF
age: $500 per mo. salary plus
bonus plus Christmas bonus. no
drawing account. This Is . salary.
bonus position. Call in person. 10
fy n to ;; .Tp % MSn T fssi w ssh
st. nv, ask for Mr.. r. L. GER
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STENOGRAPHER

Interesting position In our promo
ton dept: 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Young woman, 2O-35 years of age
who has . pleasant personality and
is able to type and take short
hand at q reasonable speed. .Apply
Personnel. Room sos: weekdays,
1905. and Sat, 0-12. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna Ave. NV.
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statesmen

MAN. white. refs. 5406
Queens chapel I'd. W. Hyattsville.
SERVICE STATION Statesmen
Young men. 21-30. high school
graduates or better. Opportunity
for selected applicants to advance
after extensive training. Starting
salary, S293 plus bonus after so
days; employe benefits. Apply SUN
OIL CO, 1910 Conn. ave; nv;
experienced In selling and service:
nightwork. 6-day week, weekday
of: salary and commission on
sale, Must be nondrinker and have
local reference. Apply after 8 am.
Wed. at MEYERS SUNOCO SERV-
ICE, 2l25 14th st~nW B
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laundry and dry. clean
ing route. Good pay. Paid yaca-
ton and other benefits. Apply OLD
COLONY LAUNDRY, $3.50 Blair
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THE EVENING STAR C..
HELp--WoAEN

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1853
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CLERKS

UNIT CONTROL DEPT.
KNOWLEDGE OF TIPPING
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK
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MANAGER
SOCIAL CLUB

Opening available ct the Civilian
Club, Fort Meade n We TX. n kno owl
sonnet MANAGEMENT desired. Write
to club for Job details before for
mai application Is submitted.
write CIVILIAN CLUB, Fort Geo.
g. Meade, Nd. =
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REFRIGERATIoN MECHANIC, exper
and installation. WI. e-6466. -
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SECRETARY

And assistant to president Of last
opportunity for alert girl, 20-35,
available Immediately and inter-
ested in progressive MANAGEMENT
responsibility; IBM typing, eye Tor
figures and ability with customer
relations required. Employe bene-
ITS; air conditioned. Apply 3lo'
1928 Conn. ave. NV, 9-6. Il
Evening star., 1955-06-10

no ScCIct GILL oS1SAA 40 1AAAANA1ON~~
fayorite summer suit What's the best place
to buy your Palm Beach suit? Why at the
Hecht Co., of course, Washington's favorite
store. Hundreds and hundreds of these icy
cool, "million-dollar fitting suits to choose
from. Palm Beach suits for tall men, short
men, stout men, thin men. Smooth fabrics
and nubby weaves :. dark shades, light
shades, middle tones with an especially
large selection in our luxury-lined model
that looks and fits like the most expensive
tropicals Make the Hecht Co. your head
quarters for Palm Beach j.. =. nearly everyone
else doesl
Palm Beach Cool Trim, skeleton lined, $3.50
Palm Beach springweave Tropicals, 45.00
.R.yon. moh.ir .e.ta. and 81 nylon n most styles
Mems Clothing End Floor. Washington; Street Floor.
Sauer Spring and PARKington
Buy Now! Pay " in July
VI in August. Va In September
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Rlasf86AseRALL
ls8S:a BEAT
fI 2tAL~E BY BURTON HAWKINS
BY BURTON HAWKINS

paired with the buffers. and
since they alternate in hitting
shots. it leads to interesting
predicaments and q lot of
laughs.
The gigantic scoreboard of the
dead Boston Braves is being dis
mantled for shipment to Kansas
City. Walker Cooper. then
with the Giants, once smashed
a plastic panel. snarled the in
tricate lighting system and lit
up the board like q pinball ma
chine. =. It contains 1000
feet of neon tubing and gives all
information except the name Of
the plate umpire's wife.
Manager Chuck Dresser well
coined the Senator's squad today
with a long lecture which stressed
spirit, a fresh start and frank
appraisal of what to expect
from him as their boss. !.
Pete Runnels kept busy last fall
broadcasting high school foot
ball games in Lufkin. Tex. and
constructing new home in
Pasadena, Tex.
X y II n
Bruce Edwards, the lame
armed former Brooklyn catcher
who has been behind the plate
only once in two years. doesn't
know if he'll be able to help the
Senators at all in that depart
ment. =. The Senators are
gambling that physicians and
Trainer George Lentz can restore
enough life to the arm to per-
NIT Edwards to catch every
fourth day or so. Edwards
played third base with Los An
geles.
II really don't know what's
wrong with the arm" Edwards
explained. Drying up of a fluid.
or something, they tell me.
They've pumped me full of
needles from time to time, but
every time I try to catch my arm
is so bad I can't lift it the next
day. The fingers go dead and
I have to pound my hand against
my leg to get any feeling in the
hand. =.
Dresser says, "It's a long shot
that his arm will bounce back,
but if it does we'll hit the jack
pot. Edwards is five times as
good a catcher as Roy Campa-
nella. He can't hit with Roy,
| of course, but as a receiver Bruce
is much better. He really bosses
those pitchers around and he's
| smart"
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Andrews Star Leavinu,
Plans Baseball Career

Service basketball in the
Washington area is losing an
other former collegiate star who
is going into baseball, not bas-
ketball, after his discharge.
Due for release shortly is
Chuck Newton of Andrews Air
Base. the former Kentucky star
who will become a pitcher at
Binghamton. a Yankee farm.
Several weeks ago Dick Groat
Of Duke left Fort Belvoir for
the Pirates.
Newton's farewell to Andrews
last night was a good one as he
scored % points, same as Cliff
Hagan and Lou Tsiropolous to
lead the Airmen to a 1886
triumph over Camp Kilmer
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Jewish Tourney Here
Lists Able Dc. Five

Washington will be represented
be an able contingent of former
college and high school stars in
the sixth annual National Jewish
Welfare Board basketball champ
ionships here this week end.
Coached by Hymie Perlo, for
mer All-Southern States selec-
ton from Roosevelt High School
and Jerry Friendlander from
CCNY, the Washington Jewish
Community Center team is one
of eight regional and sectional
champions competing for the
title.
Foremost among the Washing
ton players are Tex Silverman
and Kenny Hirschfield from
George Washington University,
Ronnie Garshag, 6-foot-5 former
American U. star and Erwin
Ornstein from Georgetown.
Others include Bernie Wolf,
who played for Roosevelt High
and CIV, Terry Gregory and Ross
Keith from old Central High,
Phil Perlo and Weaver Marion
from Roosevelt and AL Lang
mark from Coolidge.
The tournament gets under
way at Z pm. Saturday with one
game at the Jewish Community
Center and three at Georgetown
University's McDonough gym.
Semifinals are scheduled at 2
pm. Sunday, with the finals at
9 pm. following a consolation
contest at z o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Mar. big
Bob Baker has eight wins in a
row and no place to go. So the
Pittsburg husky put it up to his
manager today to get a second
helping of Cuba's Nino Valdes.
"I don't think We'll have much
chance of getting Valdes. but
I'll give it another try" said
Dusty Bettor after his 6-foot-2,
2141a pound gladiator decisively
outpointed pudgy Rex Layne OF
Utah in a telecast 10-rounder
at Eastern Parkway Arena last
night.
Bobby Gleason, Valdes' man
ager, wants a $4,000 guarantee
and that kind of money is out, :"
added Bettor. after all. 1t was
Bob who beat Valdes in their
first fight and not the other way
around.
Baker, now ranked as the No.
4 contender, beat Valdes in a
10 on May 81, 1853. Since then
the giant Cuban has, swept II
straight and has scared to the
No. ranking behind champion
Rocky Marciano.
For a while against Layne.
Baker didn't even look like he
merited a No. 4 position of the
favorite's role at 5-to-1 odds.
The 20634 pound Layne gave his
taller rival fits in the first five
rounds by scoring repeatedly with
long rights to the head.
In one exchange of rights in
the fourth, Baker dropped Layne
to one knee. Rex bounced right
up, but Referee Ray Miller tolled
the mandatory eight count. The
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Baker, Winner Over Loyne,
Wants to Fight VoIdes Again

26-year-old Layne came back
full of fight, but he ran out of
steam in the sixth round.
From the sixth on, the fast
punching Baker nailed Lyme con-
sistently with left-right combina-
tions to the head. sometimes
tossing them in punches of six
and eight punches at a clip.
The votes, all favoring Baker,
were Referee Miller. Tai; Judge
Leo Birnbaum. 80. and Judge
Bill Recht, SIS in rounds but
Baker ahead on points. 10-5.
In the other network TV fight
of the night, Pat Lowry of Toledo
made a successful New York
debut by gaining a unanimous
10-round decision over Pete
Adams of Newark, N. j., at st.
Nicholas Arena.
Outweighted 154 to 149, Lowry
finished strong to gain the ver-
dict. He won the final three
rounds on Referee Mark Conn's
card for a Sal edge from that
official. Judge Artie Aidala had
it even in rounds. 4-4-2, but gave
it to Pat on points, 6-5. The
other judge, Joe Eppy, had
Lowry a big winner. 3d..
Evening star., 1955-03-01

IL 2 u CA
happy, either, about $7-a-day
meal money in spring training.
The allowance during the
season is So.
Bucky Harris, who visited and
flshed with Bobo Newsom here
over the week end, declares Joe
DiMaggio was the most proficient
player he ever managed, with
Charley Gehringer a close Sec
ond. -. "DiMaggio could do
it ALL" Bucky declared. "He
could hit, field and throw and
I've never seen a base runner
who could approach him. I
never saw him take a bad gamble
on. the bases. Usually if he was
thrown out it was by a whisker. ;"
Detroit Tigers officials are
keeping their players happy at
Tigertown, a barracks installa-
ton at Lakeland, by installing
four television sets :. &. Harris
recalls, as the result of a wave
of holdouts this spring, that Bar
ney Dreyfuss, former president
of the Pirates, never cut a salary
"He wanted his players
happy" Bucky said, "and made
it a policy never to reduce a
salary. He figured that what
ever money he lost by that
reasoning was offset by keeping
the morale Of his team high. y
About Is Senators visited
Pine Castle Air Force Base yes
terday, climbed into Bats and
lunched with Brig Gen. Keith
Compton A low-70 golfer.
he'll play in the Senator'S screw
ball two-ball tournament Mon
day, as will Marlene Stewart,
former British women's amateur
champion Good golfers are
Evening star., 1955-03-01
20 Fights Tonight
Open PBC Tourney

Twenty bouts tonight open
the Police Boys Club, Division
II, boxing tournament.
Action starts at Z pm. at
Club No. 2. Third and K streets
NV.
so pounds hition)-Corneliu
Brown (S.W.) vs., George Sneed 90,
55, pounds-John Stone u3) VS.. Ray.
mond Roach ca.
60 .pounds-Randy Tucker (s.E.) VS..
Ed Walker n31, Verlie Parrish ts.W)
65 pounds-Bin Durham tsE) vs..
Lawrence Edwards tS.W). Georse Har-
20 pounds-Clifton Washington (SE)
vs., Purcell johnson tS.WD Clifton will
liams I3l vs.. Jerry Pearson 90, Ed
Smith tS.E.l vs. John Smoot t2). Charles
Davis (S.E.) vs.. Sterling Smith (2).
u pounds--Carl Howard iS.ED vs..
Mel Harrison tSWl. Bob Stewart (SE)
vs.. James Montgomery (SWO.
50 pounds-ErneSt Tucker tS.E) VS..
Jerome jackson tS.Wl,
9s pounds .exhibitionl-Richsrd Fer
100 pounds-Norman Smith u3) vs..
Junior Burrell t2b
116 pounds--Ronnie Carter tSW) vs.
ia pounds-Melvin Parker ts.El Va.
Sherman Mitchell! 90. James Taylor
u3l VS.. Theron Nicholson tSE)
1872 pounds-Maurice Mcintosh 13j
VS.. James Williams t21, James Harris
t2) vs. John Harper u3).