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Evening star., 1955-02-06
Collection Manager
WHO CAN BECOME
MANAGER QUICKLY

Unusual opportunity for man who
has potential for managerial posi-
tion with company ready to open
sfis dditiOnMs M.os S5snchss hsNASSR Gontses Corn Mr
7-5So5. Ewes, HE. 4e71s4. IS
ENGINEER, oppor-
tunity for young single engineer TO
learn construction estimating with
old established local general con-
tractor. Submit resume Of eduea-
salary expected. BOZ I3s-b. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
PERSONAL


I WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself FRANK ]. SCHEULEN.
40s Gath ave. Capitol Heights, Nd.
Ir~oME TAX assist or prepare in in
4 vidual Fed. tax returns. Specisliz-
inr recent changes. Reasonable fee.
ttter TU. 2-56O5. a.
NJ, PLEASANT HOME for elderly
''lvited. NO. 7-3242.
Tr'pERT SPECIAL ASSIST. income
TX and troubles, Est, 35 years; =
CAV week. any-hour service; reas.
TAYLOR, 525 18th Sc. Ii. T-b1s6.
FOR SALE-41h hrs. Arthur Murray
dance instructions, Best offer
Peply Box 112-S Star %
BUSINESS CARDS. s175 per 1000.
Printing, rubber stamps. decals. per-
sonal stationery. RA. 3-27s0. %
WHY PAY RENT? Own this e-rm.
brick g .aptst, Mt. Pleasant. 5000
dn. H. z. BRUzEE, NO. 7-7626.
FORMS 81. o &. Job applications
prepared and typed; personnel coun-
St. t NV. Room, Room q, sT. s.siss. 8.
IF UNABLE 10 attend classes. try
sub, UN. 4-l9S3.
MIMEoGRAPHING, 500 copies, S325.
incl typ. OF stem. EXCH. SERV. CO.
l740 x 81 NV, RIM. as, ST. 3-6 SO
ACCOUNTANT. formerly with the
Bureau, will assist with your tax
returns. Call AD 4-462n any time.
ROPINE CARE HOME-vacaney for
ambulatory and bed patients; excel.
food and kind care; reas. rates. eau
OIL. 6-5069. %
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIVE FABRICS
at amazingly low prices. FRANCIS
SLIP COVER SHOP. S006 Hamilton
st., Hyattsville. -6
Evening star., 1955-02-06

OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR YOUNG MAN
TO LEARN PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT IN A WELL
ESTABLISHED REAL ES-
TATE OFFICE. GOOD SAL
AIRY AND BENEFITS. AN
SWER IN OWN HAND
WRITING, STATING AGE,
EDUCATION AND EXPE-
RIENCE. WRITE BOX 488-
r. STAR. --6
Evening star., 1955-02-06
AUTO MECHANIC


for first-class mechanic,
specializing in automatic trans
mssSn onsg bs. w9sk and Y0S S.ys w teady gaEs sEp
year-around work. Call Mr.. Michael
son. Ii, 3-SS00 2 to 8 pm. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC, 1881 Bla-
densburg I'd. ne. 10
AUTO METAL MEN-Experienced
good salary. Apply in person, Mon
sfE aGTo FfS soDY Z woRks. 1eSa sTASDssP I4SS ksEo
AGTo GJroa rHiNfER, Al n;Ei capable of tatins TAXI
salary. We are always busy. Call
Mr. Michaelson till o pm, Ii. g.
$500 AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS MGR.-City
Ford dealer needs experienced parts
vacations. etc. Reply, stating exper.,
refs, Box 44s-S. Star. --6
AUTO PARTS MAN
and Packard automobile pref. but
not nee. CENTRAL MOTORS. 1901
6inss%sn. 8EHnSGS St ov. Alsf, si5od ya Call "a M
SALESMANt uSeu
cars. Must be exp. Make own deals;
35-45, Est. GIN dealer In the Dis
trict. Give resume of exp. and mari
tai status. Bondable. Good propo-
sltion. Box ASH s, Star. %
AUTO SALESMEN--We need 2 good
statesmen to sell the sensational new
1883 Plymouths and De sotos. Also
man. Exper. pref. Transportation
furnished, top-pay plan, ms. and
VINCENT MOTOR CO, 6Oi3 Ga,
ave. NV, afternoons "a -
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. We have
an opening for 2 experienced used
car salesmen; highest rate of com
mission; excel. selection Of OK used
cars. backed by complete advertising
Bartholomew. ADDISON CHEvRo-
LET SALES, INC, 14th and Fla
afro SALESMAN. used cars: capable
Of making appraisals and closing
deals will train the right man for
q too position in our organization
Call Mr. Michaelson, 2 to 8 pm.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC, 1881
Bladensburg Rd. ne. Ii. 3&sS00
AUTO sALEsMEN-e aggressive men
with successful sales background, to
sell the 1868 Ford, the leadership
car. Associate with l Of Washing
tons most progressive dealers. Com
plete training and every sales help
to insure top earnings. For inter-
view, ph. AD. 2-0ls1. Ask for BOB
Evening star., 1955-02-06
ATLAS AGENCY

Accts.. seniors. semiseniors and jun
iors, for C.P.A.'s Highest salaries.
Acct. construction exp. to $4,000
(2) 25-40, 3 day $75-$s0 upl
Project Mgr, small homes to S15, 5,00Oi
knowl. furn. (44-55) S5uI
Accts.. pay elk, Arl. Start $50
Clerk some tipping. downtown $500
young, h. S. grad. S1T0I
WOMEN
Secys.. stenos.. bkkprs., typists and
ali other oflce personnel. Select
positions, highest salaries.
ATLAS, RE. 7-5767
1920 New York Ave. NV. Rm. 500
Evening star., 1955-02-06
NgoW mo
Engineering, Scientific
FEES PAID BY EMPLOYERS IN
MANY INSTANCES

Electronic engrs. (point- to point
communications research design
devel.. installations, stateside
EIect5Onie ensrs. and physicists, ooo Wv
Electronic field technicians, IRE
control. radar, electronics, state
side and overseas 200-S7,S00
Sr: architect, deg. plus exper. on
Y. 8. military base installations.
bldgs. and grounds. to render
analysts and prelim. design of
facilities 6. o.
Sr. mfg ener., for nuclear group,
exp. radio isotopes, deg. chemical
or electronic ener. S. o.
Procedures analyst, deg. plus
exper. writing procedures for
research electronic plant 8. o.
Sr. electrical engr., deg. plus
professional lie. to analyse and
Govt. bldss q. o.
ST: programmer tmethod systems>
uniVac. Tor operational research.
Research analyst, PhD physiology.
Navy planning engrs. GEE or
physicists). exper. aboard ship
as officer, fire control. or chief
electronics technieian s. o.
.Cartographic craftsmen trainees
and exper. S40-SS0 wk
Engrg. aide, some coll. engrg.,
to $50 wk.
Electro mech. craftsmen to S6, 900
Architectural craftsmen,
many So to 5 hr.
Construction estimstors. heating
and ventilating $500 mo. up
Statistical craftsmen to S4, 200
In many instances, the employment
fee is paid by employers for gradu-
ate engineers
Due to limited space, the above 10 Q
partial listing.
Many other openings. local and
throughout U. 8.
I10R 18th ST EX QS07n
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Alexandria,

CTGAR-DRUG CLERK, good exper
and refs; $50 wk. Apply in person
Monday. sTAR-WHELAN. 11th and
CLAIMS ADJUsTER TRAINEE-Top-
ranking insurance co. has opening
21-30. to train for claim adjust
ing: personable young man willing
to start at minimum salary will flnd
opportunity for future development.
Apply 1919 am. 613 woodward
Bldg. III
CLERK, young (white), ct least high
school education: excellent earnings.
We will train you. Call in person,
S02-S1O Constitution ave. ne.
any weekday. Ask for MR.. LEWIS.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

HELP wTp.-AeENclEs Cont. /,

sALARIED POSITIONS ,meni. 81. .oOt
in any area other than washington
D C.. our letter. campaign service
viii be Of jnterest to YOU. Our ex.
cellent reputation among employer,
has been developed over q period oi
80 50. ears .n,pts procedure Of nish stang
saaseulaGs saq Ssn'ii fSyeIsd w. sdxRY ASK me- e.
CAPITOL HILL TYPIST-Young, fasi
typist; meet public; fascinating Set
Miss Evans at sBoYD's, 200 18th
AGpiT6R. fH5i 9 sNAl trsvsiins, s7sS4@- Natl. arm
$1,000 and exp, plus. at. once. Mr.
Eord; BoYD's. 700 18th, cor. G
NOR. 1000 and 5000 with gen. bkpr
knol;; $3.50 up; Miss Black, al
opprty. GRACE DUNN. 1911 G st
statesmen, ONCE workers, all kinds
See MISS MORGAN, 1911 @ st. NV
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 @ st
1 NV. (NA. S-2I15). Acct. .Bookkeep-
ing, steno., sales. technical positions
Al BoOKKEEPING, accounting po-
Byrd s at PERsoNNEh ss HSfnsss SERVICE &C. 15ii MF
g ST; NV. tNA. S-6OS8t.
WHITE AND COLORED; men and
women; experienced. with references
Cooks, dishwashers and porters,
time. D. c. EMPLoYMENT CENTER.
800 ,o. lSth St. nv; MA. $4,000.
excep. sal. open hourly; thousands
placed; friendly service; compare
openinss. Est. 40 % yrs. ' yisit first
employment center. BoYD's, 700
Statesmen. all kinds openings. sal.
and bonus. excel. oprty. Mr.. Ford al
BoYD,S. 200 18th. cor. G. INA.
I'm. Burroush ,bk.. mach. oprs..
Miss Mis- Black Ia- at BoYDs. oSiS; % s9o 1ash, Sii.
cor. G. INA. S-2340i.
Al OFFICE, EXEC. tech positions.
eXcep sal: open hourly; thousands
openings. Est. 40 yrs. visit first
Employment Center, BoYD'S. 700
BoOKKEEPERs. several excel. OPEN
ings, top salaries; $3.50; typist with
knowl. bkpr; GRACE DUNN. 1911 G
Sb, NV. flE. f--cES.
CASHIERS. store. restaurant. night
and day opens. Miss Black at
BOYD'S, ZOO 18th. cor. G NV.
A SPECIALIZED
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Has immediate openings for medical,
dental and hospital personnel.
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1885 Eye NV. Columbia Med Bldg.
WOMEN
PIX recept.-typ., up Wise. ave. Sb5
Secy. little dict, mid EOS $50
Typ.-clk.. Queens Chapel S55
Secy. legal; under 81 -------. SOB
Cashier -bkkpr., Sc. ---&--- $50
Reservation clerk, alt. shifts $245
Secretary, exec, type S75
Cashier-teller; m. or W. $500
See Miss White
Many other secretarisl and bkpg.
openings; begnnr. and exp. stenos,
LINDA 4. MATTEo EMPL. sEv.
l406 G st. NV.
Suite 918 ME- S-6411.
By-LINGuAL sEcY. Spanish or
Secretaries, legal - S70-SS5
Secy. business exper. --~- $500 up
eIk: r ,rstsao,; ne; part time sI,S5 III ] b; (
Corresp. clerk. handle insur. claims.
will train. advance: start $3.50
Rental clerk typist. alert, rapid ad-
vanCement Start $3.50
varitypist- p SIN. opr. S275
Technica.. clerks. uptown $235 mo,
Statistical typists $50 up
Alpha. keypGnch opr., exper.. his.
grad. 3 days $500 mo.
Account receivable, bkkpr. $3.50
Med. lab. technician night S275
MALE.
Cashier typist. eXper. $50 up
Paint salesman Salary plus comm.
Salesman, elec, equipment $500 up
Technical clerks S235 mo.
ALLEN O'BRIEN Personnel Service
Evening star., 1955-02-06
HELP WANTED-AGENciEs
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

A1ENN1
Colo Bldg. 1871 G St. RE. 7-3a3s
u. S. Empl. Service
OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING
3l5 18th STREET NV.
NO FEES
SECRETARIES
Private industry S3,000-S4 900 D. a
Government S3,1 1888. .4l0 D. a
SHORTHAND REPORTERS
Government loverseasl S3,7a5-S4 500
Plus 25e6 ditferential.
BI-LINGUAT. STENOS.
English and Portuguese tu. s. cit.l.
GS-6 S3,975 pa
STENOGRAPHERS
Private industry 5000 S., 800 D a
Government S3,950-S3. .l75 pa
Govt. toverseas1, S3,g5n- n-S3,4IO o. a
Plus 25es differential.
CLERK -TYPISTS
Private Industry 81. .400-S3 600 D. a.
Government S2,750-S2,950 p a.
Govt. (overseasI e. S2950-S3.175 pa.
Plus 25eo Differential
VARI-TYPLSTS
aovernment Govern au'''S s525s:.,o5" s5,25o-ss$,,o5" p p a.
salary shown depends upon
ability and speed Other positions
daily. Local and overseas.
DO NOT TELEPHONE --1S
Evening star., 1955-02-06
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERS
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS

80 years old or younger with bache-
lors or masters decree. Write for
appointment.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
National

Employment Service
Sales repr.. aircraft parts.
$433 mo- plus
sales. natl. food CO. $500 mo.
Sales, poultry to retail stores.
S325 plus comm.
sales, ianitor supplies S433 mo. plus
Sales, ofc. machines t2l
1928 plus comm.
Sales trainees S250-S30O plus car
Sales, bldg. supplies.
S65 wk. plus 2Ga comm.
Sales. route supvisr. $500 mo. plus
nffinn Drnfnccinnol
Evening star., 1955-02-06

COOK, short order, fast at grill:
must have local ref. Call XII.
S-2S95. -S
SALESMAN - Young
R=0A4A Ae
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Box 216-s, Star
CHEMIST, ORGANIC
Ph.D, recently out Of school. with
good academic record In chemistry
and the ability to utilize this knowl-
edge In independent research, IN
plastisol and polymer chemistry;
stimulating scientific environment
advancement: salary Commensurate
with education and experience
Please send detailed resume OF ed
ucation and experience, salary ex-
pectations, age, the names Of sew
eral professional references and
grades received in scientific courses
to
District Discount Company
Evening star., 1955-02-06
HELP--MEN
CONSTRuCTION ENGR,

Recent graduate andIor practical
background for layout and inspec-
ton of bridges in Washington. D. c.
area. Must be able to lay out own
work; car required; sick leave. paid
vacation: opportunity to associate
with consulting engineer on ex-
pensive highway program. Send
resume of experience and salary re-
quirements to Box 309-S, Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Collection Manager

Collection Manager
Fer large real estate organization ;
must be thoroughly experienced in
collection procedure; good starting
salary. bonus and vacation plan.
Free hosp. and SURG. benefits.
Write. giving complete resume. incl
exper.. education. age etc. Box
Evening star., 1955-02-06

top spot in our organization; ex-
cellent opportunity for an expert
enced used-car man to get set for
the coming season. Call Mr.. Mi
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1781 Bla-
AUTO BODY MAN. experienced; the
finest working conditions; excellent
pay plan and special benefits. See
Mr.. Divers. OLD DOMINION MO-
TORS. Body Department, Madison
and Fairfax sts., Alexandria, Va.
AUTO MECHANICS. t2l. exper.; work
in pleasant section NV. nr. Silver
Sprlns; hosp. plan, paid vacation;
pref. studebaker exper.; only quail
tS5 HGwsn Sppt With Ne Riss IA ys3 s23oo
Afro MECHANIC, for new car. get
ready to work under excellent con-
ditions in new modern bldg. Apply
CAITHNESS BUICK 7700 Wiscon-
sin ave. Bethesda. OIL. $4,000,
AUTO MECHANIC washington's
oldest Chevrolet dealer has opening
for | experienced mechanic. yaca-
tion with pay: hospitalization: top
earnings for a good man. See Mr..
Stocker. BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
CO. 1880 Conn. ave. --6
AUTO. MECHANIC. exper.; perm.
position; salary and bonus, 5-day
week. Insurance plan, paid vacation.
Twin post lifts. clean uniforms sup
pled. WILSON PONTIAC. INC.
1925 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring;
Evening star., 1955-02-06

CHEF. colored or white; must be ex-
perienced and have references; g.
day week: Sat. and Sun. of: hours,
10 to 2 and 5 to Q: excellent salary
Call HO. 2-4500. ask for manager
experienced sll-round
man, specializins in sea food prepa-
son. CRESCENT CAFE CO, INC,
1898 New York ave. NV, Mr..
BomZe or Mr.. Frank. %
Evening star., 1955-02-06
HELP-MEN
EDITOR-ELECTRON

Electronics writer with knowledge OF
| field and industry for leading busl-
! ness magazine publishing Arm, Give
| experience and salary expected. BOX
! EO-G CtaI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Cast Is Off,
Knox May Play
In Rose Bowl

LOS ANGELES. Dec. IA Dr.
The cast has come of UCLA
.Tailback Ronnie Knox's broken
leg and his physician says he
may be able to play against
Michigan State in the Rose Bowl
game.
DR.. Walter Scott said x-rays
showed the fractured fibula
above the right ankle was heal
ing normally without any COM
Iplications.
Knox broke the bone in the
opening minutes Of the Wash
Iington game. He will be on
Icrutches the rest of this week
but will watch practice sessions.
He will wear a hiking boot
with a special built-in support
Ito test the leg.
Another examination will be
mace early next week and by
then it will be known definitely
If Knox can see action. He is
the Bruins top passer.
Coach Red Sanders received
news yesterday that Johnny
Smith. end who was being con-
yerted to linebacker for the
Spartan game, is out with a
shoulder separation. He was
injured in a stiff scrimmage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

For the first time in MANI
years, the number of unattach.
ed entries will not be limited ir
the 22d annual Golden Gloves
tournament, sponsored by The
Star. which opens January 2t
with the first preliminary rounc
at the Fort Myer gymnasium.
Unattached entries were
limited in the Golden Gloves If
previous years for many rea.
sons, chief of which was the
fear that some would be over
matched.
With the establishment Of the
beginners or subnovice division
Iof the tournament, the entry
lists have been thrown wide
open.
The absence of service person
mel in the tournament this year
also has prompted tournament
officials to let the bars down on
unattached participants for the
regular novice and senior
classes.
Meanwhile. the subnovice d.
vision has caught the fancy OF
many youngsters who have long
awaited the chance to compete
in the Golden Gloves but fear
ed they would De out of their
class. Coaches at boys clubs and
at some of the local universities
have reported widening interest
in this class, which is restricted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
'S850,000 Reported
Bid for Nashua

CHICAGO. Dec. IA (Pj.-A
bid of $3.50, 900 for Belair Stud:
Nashua has been made by q
Chicago horsewoman, the Chi
cago American reported today.
Mrs. Titus Haffa, president Of
a company which manufactures
portable electric appliances. de-
lclined to reveal the amount OF
her bid, but said:
"Ive made a big bid fol
Nashua. mailed my certified
check to New York yesterday
It's not in order to tell how
much"
Bids on horses owned by the
late William Woodward, includ'
ing Nashua and 81 other horses
win be opened tomorrow.
Mrs. Haffa last summer hac
Ia 500 bet on a horse, My REQ
Gefiin, who scored o record
mutual of 1882 at Arlington
Park. She won $14.100 and gave
most of 1t to charity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
|AUCoach Feels
Eagles II
Much Too Fine

American University's basket
ball team is drawing it fine THU
season and if the pattern con-
tinues, Coach Dutch Schulze will
have trouble going to sleep al
night.
Three of the four games the
Eagles have played have been in
doubt until the closing minutes
two right up to the final second
AS a result, the AU record OF
one victory and three defeats is
a bit misleading. The mark
easily could be in reverse.
Only one game, a 24-point loss
to Navy at Annapolis. has been
a clear-cut decision. The Eagles
lost by two points to Georgetown,
won by five in a thriller against
Catholic u, and last night lost
I65-63 to Davis & Elkins on a
Ilast-second shot by Jack Arbo-
CAST, his only goal.
In another game. Bridgewater
toyed with Gallaudet. 97-67, in a
iMason-Dixon Conference clash
at Gallaudet.
In the game at AU, both
teams took turns leading
throughout. The Eagles held a
1888 advantage at intermisSion
and things waxed hot until the
final horn.
With less than one minute re-
manning. DIE got out front by
four points. but Joel Comito
scored two fouls and basket tt
tie it. The visitors then froze
the ball and with seven seconds
left called time for strategy.
| Waiting until the last possible
second. DIE banked everything
one that shot by Arbogast.
Paul Wilcox led the visitors
with % points, while Franz
Weiss scored IS for AU. IA ii
the first half. Comito scored II
Gallaudet was never in tn,
contest against Bridgewater anc
went down to its fourth loss il
five starts. The Blues are l.:
in the conference. Bridgewatel
has a Al overall record anc
last night made its league debut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Lions Obtain Jim Motson
Solve GooIie Problem

The goal-tending situation OF
the Lions hockey team, a mud
died affair all season, is expected
to be cleared to everyone's salts
faction when Jim Matson reports
for duty today.
Norm DeFelice, borrowed from
theHershey Bears, will be in the
cage for the Lions against the
Clinton Comets in an Eastern
League game at $50 o'clock to-
night at Uline Arena.
But starting tomorrow night
against the league-leading
Blades at New Haven, the Amer
lcan-born Matson figures to be
Washington's only goalie. New
Haven, inc dentally, will play the
Lions at Uline at $50 Saturday
night.
DeFelice has helped Washing
ton win both games since he re-
ported her" last Friday. But
the second victory against Bal
timore Sunday caused protests
by the Baltimore management
On the grounds DeFelice is the
property of a team of higher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
FL Choice
In TV Bout Tonioht

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Dec. IA up.
Veteran Gil Turner was rated
"a 2 to / fayorite over young
Jackie Labua for their l0-round
middleweight bout tonight. The
fight will be televised and broad
cast nationally (WMAL-TV,
Channel 7. in Washington at 10
PM.
The reorganized state OF the
middleweight division, with Ray
Robinson champion again, lent
special interest to the battle in
the County War Memorial.
Promoter Norm Rothschild has
offered to try to give Labua a
crack at joey Giambra of Buff
falo here January 20 if Labua
can beat Turner. Giambra, one
of the top middleweight con-
tenders, is returning from the
ARMY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
.2,722,605 See
.NFL Games for
Airline Mark
By the Associated Press

Professional football played to
the biggest crowds in its history
this fall, an Associated Press
survey Of the II National Foot
BAH League cities showed today
Attendance was up approx
mately 1877 per cent over 1854
also a record.
The clubs reported 1855 at
tendance hit 2,722,685 compared
with 2.415.948 in 1854. Average
crowd for 70 league games in
1855 was record 37,8l5.
This is the fifth straight year
that attendance has shown a
gain. which began when the
league merged in l949 with the
now defunct All-America Con-
ference.
Only three teams. the New
York Giants. Pittsburgh Steelers
and Detroit Lions reported de-
cllneS at the gate.
The Los Angeles Rams re-
ported the largest attendance
397. 1897 for six home games. The
Rams, Western Division cham
pions. meet the Cleveland
Browns. Eastern Division title
holders. in the championship
game in Los Angeles December
26.
Baltimore reported the biggest
attendance jump, total of To-
58S more than 1854, or 236,826
The 1855 and 1854 attendances
h1, al,thr.
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classification than EHL clubs.
The protest has not been al
lowed and. ordinarily, the Lions
might try to hang on to De-
Felice. But a league meeting
next week in Philadelphia may
strengthen the classification rule
and with Matson now available
the Lions hope to satisfy every
one, including themselves
Matson should prove satisfac-
tory. The 22-year-old, 5-foot-9,
160-pound native of Minneapolis
interested Washington last fall
when he was training with the
Detroit Red Wings. Fort Wayne
of the International League OBJ
tanned Matson, who has a fine
average of 30 goals allowed per
game.
With the goalie problem solved,
the Lions hope to stretch their
winning streak to three games
tonight against the team that
beat them here last week. Clin-
tons victry last week was its
first over the Lions at Uline's in
two years.