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ACCOUNTANT, pert time: books
loo. refs; prompt; rsas. 10, e-64fi7,
AcC0 C0lNTAET--kil phases of, ee..
countine. No business TOO small. Let
ssep w N ycu saIIsnl on tis S' risSt path Bcciss
eaught up. Tax work. s1s ne. II.
ACID 600 dsS6srAs1- -BooKKEErER, BOOK.
osssd fSaen' SsaIa z p dais; ss.sssnts ssps Ss
and tax Tsturns. uN. a-s332. r.
NAN, white. age 50, desires once
O. salary ana sonmission .ales 20 po-
model ear. Tsie. Ludlow 2-06s0:
nrGH SCHOOL AGE white boy. &c.
ciirate with figures. good on phone;
sxper. ee store clerk, quick 70 learn;
prefer Brisftyocd or Silver 6pfins
area. HA. 2-4l36. 20
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MTUATlolls ls.--lAHN

yEAT coLQaE2D Ed 0IaL. .. e salsssn salssssn
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

IraNN RADlO sROApcAs9lN0 ip
SEi IlIsf VT. s':;i.s -. d
% % 900 N.p.M 4nlitc4 g e
IL. faisEsfsds iass 3 Z. sses..ih %. "A. TIT. j.
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New class. sl2.B0 mo. Or IS VI. incl.
use Of machine; new machine upon
sS%ss|ssssae sesesssa. 4sc q cs',F's y r.ss aI.' la
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Secretary-B kkeeper

Seere etary-B ookkeeper
Knowiedge OF accounting essential.
Good salary. Employe dement's. Box
44D-M, star. 3Us
eTKN0GRAPME1, Law ftfm. etf.ccHd.
bldg. near 6tatlcrj pleasant work.
ing conditions; permanent; 6-day
week; ssalafy y sgis 49, suai'feationus.
sTEN0GRAPHER. genefe1 once work.
4msil once: vicinity iath a1d hneds e &c
may 6e adiusfsd . meet individual
requirements and ability. Paid
M. 1TiIHaNsiNRLE. pk. aaSSSS. --ss 81 !
STEN0qRArHERi for small branch
is ana aeoussts g sspise VIII the ssDer,snss m sss
answering. teisphcns. Good salary.
Permanent position. One other GIL.
sfENSodRGfHER, 1855; shorthsnd.
ie izo tygans y .saos ~ sisssTis iyDsv%sise5i %
tions; established organization. ex-
pnndines stnftinK salary 500 weekly.
Give experience, education, etc. Box
siTfEaNSoaRSfhER. young isdy. about
ri SarLSs issl ise isss.s ,sis ,sss x a. e nv =
sTRNOGRAPHRR; s-day, 4o-hr. week;
ideal working conditions; hosp. and
ga,d !, yses ! stiens, Apply IN ,Pgss1sona; Z
saENc cSkAPHER.sEcRErARY under
20; 6-dny week. 9ruuD hogpitaii1a.
tion; air conditioned once. eood
stsrtins salary. Phone ME. ,s-iz17
gfEN0 0dRKfHEks law cface. q 70 1
On eaturdass. Write Boz S2lsR,
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STENOGRAPHERS
Fast and accurate for temporary azlt
naft-time day aseignments. No Neei
end workers. ST, 3@1072. ---27
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MANAGER
PARKING BUILDING

wonderful opportunity for 4 J. man. man
knows cars and has supefvtsory
ability. Man should be 2 resinsns
sood service 10 local customers.
Amply
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NnfpI0 DYED MEN

rhr,s syes. end sst. pnrs.t.ns verb
sble g meet pablis; e hrs hrs Ap1ly
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MEN AND VETS
nrD Av1TT

YOUNG MEN AND VETS
TRAVEL
Ages 1926, Florida and california.
Lsrss Ss,tdcos s sdv sroup;. nss. hxH; i,;niIe. 1o!
nssss'hiih very hish poasssntisi. as Iust bs bDi: ss:
customed to earning eS6-S1Q0 VIZ.
Commlsslon and bonu6 Cash adv.
New cars fufnikhed. Excellent iu-
tare; See Miss Hunter. A-nis
c.pslsoi ana S0p@Ssons sss nv. pcst pSons:
tact tact soik. Monday S throush Friday.
hours 0 70 o p.ln.; car essentiel.
Monday evening between and Q
yoB II PnnELiNa nniz hSo no h0usk 4kxILEks.
Truck n Ecss TThr,, Tishhr ,, iSe. rRANspoRf Gng glssFT
cto. CsiI WA. T-0426. ii \
ExfERiENCEb 5 AND 1Oe STORE
steckman wanted: must have expe-
gience and ability to work. super
wise and mAint9in orderly stock
room; good pay TO start ana excel-
lent future salary for ths right n man. a.
ReflIfneaei &. 9. aRrRe aepiE Eo. sesa cciesssiHiii:' sHi'
FIFTH on THIRD CLASS EN0,t mnd.
air-eond. ONCE bldg, sood. yorElnt
cOnd., 3-10 pm. shifts must BE- wili-
ing TO work sal. conamsnsrrae y
TIME FoR a CHANGKs Are you
tired Of waiting for raises IA pay?
our sales stan u short of Miall-
power for the new b 4eascn; no
s7psrfenee reauirsdi eecd pay; ne
fdr men whe ysnt 70 MofE etn tn
dRExR IN xS x. MOTORS 4 INS, z466 CSpa. @
W2NTED--Men desiring 70 enter the
rect-to-consuner selling. We win
train you at our expense. and pro-
vide you With the ppportnntty 4 70
{ exceed your present income sy sy az;
a B.
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SITUATIONS

@n1anaauaaysnz.lnra.-r
PRACTICAL NURSE, ccicred, wishes
work day of niehi; reilA, and exper,
Or eensFal hcussvork. Lu. 1920,
sEyKNTn DAT ADVENTIST LADY
white. .desifeB yprk. a. eompaiionl
lh.N. live In. HAs 3-llnQ. 2cs
|EHREHlkNcE DAT WORKRR desires
/, work. City reference, Ii z6.470l.
GIRL, coicred, dseifea doctor receD.
or chlId care EogE NE. es0f7e. 2
i.rs i.s: ssr g iscSlnf Sssl sgss asS. r. 70; ear
LADY coicrcd. desires s.h.M.: plain
ecokfng MofpinEs cf aftetnoef1e; /
cCE0RkD LADY. asairss s.h.x ana
eoeking o. nurstns: szper.. refs. n.
Yo6gG woMAN asslfss WORK ss
& :s.,Is .ss Iss. 'sgs s.s q M sss
4 RkiIssfk 51Hs2k WOMAN de.ir,s ,os
eaYing for elderly lady. RA. e-933z,
C0LOEEu GiHk desires e.h.gs,
days week. Live N pr out. Fond o.
cSnSeRb s,.ssEi Msdsraa sas.s ss,soo; Sork ysrss-
class cook Or eaEinG for tsn'i-inra-
COLORED LADY denires care o;
children Or Invalid and Inv. ~
4 I~11ges gss -
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SAFES MANAGER

eNAAA-sA~AS e%A@ @8e Vs. - - =
start $1,000. with excellent potential
EstsSiiShSeSdD retail tdirect sales, pro-
required ii al phases Of sales man
Z agement, including inventory con-
troll. college graduate preferfed; tn-
eslI tsSlSIiiMxs Ms E asss ss iol sd apps sss noralps
sALEsAlANs: unii99itsdn g Z oSD oCSDDportani., ],
Per year tor right man: deal WORK.
sh.d as pa;d as
ton. etc. Please Include complete
Eefersnees also past Job experisnce.
sALEshiAN, 26.ss. for Buick dealer;
( experience preferred. Coed prcpcsi4
saoG nl1 fsr 9e1 rlEes iass ia ssr Rspy y istssr
sell and not afraid 81 work: hcspi-
I talization and retirement plans and
other company benefits; salary. come
mission and bonus arranGeplent.
MAp2HcHiRr MApH5iH n rpss5on, &C. sssaHoE snWlAo NV y
SALESMAN -- One Of WAshing tone
Oldest and most successful Autone.
Bile dealers has, ,epeninn for eddi.
tional salesman; must be man Qf
.pr1yen ealee ab % nqel ueeesEarlly
risn ssssrss SDsld sd
opportunity for large eerninEs. we
have 3 small force ok men who
make big Incomes. II you are
interested and have the NECESSARY
qualifications. call Mr.. ENEW. Pc.
tween $50 and 10 an. e. ~.
SALESMAN, familiar w,th conytruc-
tIon work: saiary and eoninissiofa.
UN. 4-bTo4s ~ e > stsss ~
. Inn only, furniture Or appliance a.
.perience helpful. Good salary plus
commission. Apply n person. at
1909 Good Hope I'd. Sc. 27
sALksMAN. young man with car. g
b. B. & for iafss compsns. Nh
8-2S40. ....- r.
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REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN
REAL ESTATE
Statesmen

&t411AA1 AaAO IA - -
statesmen
Expers young and ambitions, for
one OF the largest deyel0pments,
building hundreds Of homes an
nually:, an opportunity Of life
time for steady. energetic men who
are lookjns for large income; draw
Kay Construction Co.
sss Msi.a Sisa,ls. a w W.sson & odss M home ssio
REkQOFING sALES1fEN. old work.
good gutufe experienced preferred.
CAL IE. 4-b64s. after o pm.
for photoeraphic stu-
do. with .at least 10 veafs expert.
ence. Apply IN person. HARRIS d
EWING. 1919 = st. n.ws see Mr.
RGoFKiR, Asphalt shingles, expert
enced. Phone JK. S-S432 after 2 pm.
"a. expsr,snesd. Il not
experienced and reliable 90 not
apply. IA. b-7242, Mr.. HALEY,
ROUTE SALESMAN, for, estabiished
laundry and dry cleaning. route. Ap-
ply between 3 and 3. see NJ: BaEclitt
At the HOME LAUNDRY. 1l01
Rauni st. ne. Cash bond REQUIRED
ROUTE sALEssrEN--2 enersetic men.
under so: GOOD appearance and In
terested in Q good future with 9
progressive ErpWing nrm. Apply -
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EYnclIfive Assigfanf,
THE HECHT "a.

PARKIN0TON. ARLINGTON, va. z
olebe Rd. and Wilson Blvd.
FOUNTAIN GIRL wanted. With ex-
perience. white only. days week,
ss,J Sish r. adD SsnSsS: M;I:an fSSd gISS psIi ps
rxTriT. IL. ~ Iak. 90
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BABY SITTER, white, weekdays.
$40 70. 3. qrandmother preferred.
We, gniv. Of Md $40 per VIZ. HA.
BxRRRiRnxi CLERK. good wages. work.
ing conditions: must be neat and
clean. Apply In person only at 5000
n. washington blvd. Clarendon, ya.
BEAUTlcIAN. mais Or female styiiss.
leadinE silver 9pring ealon: excel
BEKuTfCfxM, man Or woman 10 work
IN lBethesda's LARGEST salon. Excel
lent salary, plus commission. Call
BEAUTICiAis-HIANicURIST, expert
sIsss GHly: aa ear. srssv q fglI tRs ssn| sn|
pExukY CffEkxf'ok. iaiii 81 part.
time. exper.. necessary: also Nd,
bHkxHFi bHkSxsHss oPsas4S siaC or .goRrs.soHn.. sgRs; h
oldest beauty salon. wpndeffui op-
BEAUTY OPERATOR, NV. apt. -hotel
salon, salary plus comm. Closed
BE2U4Y s2tSa 0PERAf0is. Euis .ssil-around IL isair
stylist. with foJiowingi tuli Of part
time. Good salary and commission.
Apply 371a Newark st. nv. RS
B00kKEEPER, knowledge Of typine;
SA-days; wholesale concern. to.
S-o111. ---91
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MOTOR TRAvIL
REPAlRs AND sIRvlcH

REcnKATlON. atties,
Free estimate. 10. 2-l03e ---1
ADDITIONS attics converted % bed.
rooms or enartments; dormerl:
bathrooms and hesti1g. syDteMs mod
ernised; carpentry and painting; no
sTaTE sFa ass HeaiR 3 Hlsis hiSSh T.
A6biTf6Ns, sitsrations. attic, roe.
Emss pogehes: repairs a. Al kinda.
Eree estimates, 10. A-kRe1, -.-3l
ApDlTI0Ng, .MTERA I0NA pptehss.
Sus'ss; rmS so;,nnisfe Sn reme2siIna mo28II seryise:
estimates free: All work fully Guar.;
ssRcoo oooisA sALSS. fSSSnJ ~ slSSoio III.
2se1A0. day or night,
BRICK WORK, new cf repairing:
walls yaterpro rooted; nFst-class Morks
IifDiNpS 1firsaip hNi heNbiE1fssSioSr6sS 1rssiS 6ssS VIM h.v
ws Tf sD ysS ssDsssa sos
fsII -sSSl from . y q Yer
osiSPe sars at2Arn woRx; 20 ssn.
FI,ops ss0Fs fHtures. ncorins se.
CARPENTRY, repairs. new and Old
xGaHaFln 'is Ksaasoss 5as s!ssSs sisP'as 3, .1:.
CARPENTRY. pAintins. rooans. re-
lnOdeltngs 1et-class Iheeh.s Vpfk
fully Elaf. DE. 2s7elQ. aes .
CONCRETE, PAVING
AND GENERAL
REMODELING
FHA Terms. Free Estimstes.
LEW1e q SON
SP. 3-616l
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PART TIME

Wiil pay young man Arpund $50 PEI
week. Must have car. No experiencs
ssSsda sS a..ss Must o es ,sosss Sisen' cs TpffiI 81
S-6a26. 6:3a to 7:sl0 pm: %
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sIrUArIoNs--woMEA

EXECUTIVE sECY.. reliable, com.
pstent. efper.t heg security clear
rsS sRfs rGsdn sSss fsib 5ssat soior:s ss
de.ires paft-tiIne work I fEena $3.50
rYEexsertcst gHuIAs 4. 2s'E' IT, mldql.,
|rxfPTIHG DOVE at home By es1peri
typist: reaeQnabie rate. Phone
AfRSq AanfHEnr nr3dHS LADY via, 5000 -.
Ter. hostsss. MANAGER. etc; Tefs.;
ssgssEsi Ei,,,sll sall q ~ pasFta sttasslEEn sslEns AFs
iifs. desires Pbx -switch6oefd %.
coiCnEp GiiL desires vcrk psrt
tine. alter ssheol ard ~ day BAT:
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SALESMEN (3)
$4,000 to $4,000 per year for
right rnendraw based on
experience: short training
o periodicals furnished
Can OF. s-ssoO. Ext. %.
For Personal Interview
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MUTUAL L no OF OMAHA
OPPORTUNITY

We want te interview lsl men g.
perienced Ia direct Gales yho are
.sEssssd q ia;ssI'aSs ii9alssI'sS.d deIEHglSssas; Esloss;
psndinS our sales iogee n the pis-
sssissicn. nntionaily advertised prod.
rcts. Car necessary. Apply. 70 bog
sss-F sss s:,.phon. asss nnSsr. slSlSSs
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HE'D MEN
sAf,EGMEN
~. you iooiins for sarninls m
s-sss $4,000

- 80 =
$4,000
4 prudust With . sensational pEegen-
ttfioi. hirh 6cceptalce. no com
DCfi si0ns Cne that places you %
Z professi1nal Level Win a1sanee-
meat opportunities which can Lad
you riiii9e % follow q proven plan
81 weekly earnines % excess %
S2001 Apply 1t the Woodner, $3.50
1oth st. nv. suite l241e1 1880 %
for tnteEyleV and imnediets train
/ inR. Referencet and good eafning
record s1equifed. No phone cans,
please. u
SECURFTY OFFICER, for large apt.
project IN nearby Va; desire sober
dependable gentleman. IL pm. 70 2
am. Ideal for retired police o1leer.
See Mr.. TEdoE, Arilnston Towers
Apts-. Jefferson Bldg Arl, We. NO
sEBYIcE STATION assistant mana-
ger for large operetions must be
capable of operating shifts and
handling men: applicants must np-
PLY u persopf no phone calls; CON
NoRS, INC, 272t Naylor rn. Sc.
- Nv
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Real estate salesman. Nstahlisned
xl0xandriA realtof has opening tof
n ambitious salesman. There - no
limit 10 your earning power 10Y
are willing 70 work, CAL toaeya y anc sg.
ask fST AZ oss4 sMiTH. NJ e-CSSSS' SS
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ENGINEERS

z: ss.; sss... & ps. 81 Dss:s|ss. Dss|ss interviews
ESTIMATOR, exper. n figuring
piastertng and nceqnssica. Merk.
Phone for appt. JAMES ]. CON-
ROY, NC. IA. 0-0830. $50
RARAFKR WANTED--Afust BE- fealiable
and steay, for small livestock farm.
No milking. Good wages and SEMI
furnished cottage. All eonveniencee,
Gail pT. T-0448. After 0 Pm. cal
Annepoiis. Colonial e-1S2S. rs
FURNITURE FiNfgHEK-eteady fob;
ton wages. HARRY @. JOHNSON y
SON. 211O 6th st. ne. --21
FURNITURE REPAIR MAN; steady
joi5. tor wages, HARRY C. JOHN.
.6oN q SON. 2110 5th 81. ne. ~
GARDENER--LANDScAPER
white. 10 supervise complete garden-
ing opefatlonR for large real estate
company. Including crew of garden.
ing laborers. should be thorouGnly
:. experienced, able TO furnish good
references from al former employ
i:efs. Good starting 1alary: Mrite.
sse. experience. etc. BOX pass, Star:
GAS AND TILE sUPPLY SALESMAN
} who has at least 2 minimum d 9
yrs, exuef. among the tfaoe Cnp p1pIiee
81 handling not less than SIbu00u
yearly sales, Minimum yearly eom- -
iaissicn compensation " lu.0yu: IlEis lbs
aupp,g 4 Hisloadnslss prodnes. eSs'issa 81. 2.isas.
0R0CEKY MAN, experienced. Apply
In person ct 1868 oeoreis ave. Ja Jn,W. "
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SECRETARY

csDasls woman, 1855 yrs. q sse. e
snoSIsdre 81 book kfsepsns s asa ssssnsIsi. 'i
Initiative and ability are must. Ex-
ceiient opportunity for e1vaneenent.
Pleasant working conditions In eeIi-
tfally located once bldg. Apply -
own hanqwriting 70 Box S34,R,
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'aAT1 1EHNTEN

ro eeIl ths : hottest ears Of 1855.
Due Y % ths e. sssnsndss. puslis &C; g;
nve-Wirs sniSSmei. Apply imme-
distsiT Ii YOU are wiliine 10 exert
ENOUGH effort d earn from $4,000
"a $f0. 600 Ia 1883.
Banning q Sons Motors. Inc.
pQbnR -PLyMQpTH pEALERs
1Sdd Ssils kss- hsstss. AZ
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HOSTESS
1880 AN. TO $50 Pm.

44sSV A-h. AZ e.oV t.As
PsE%aRsns E's n gsss.s sspsss psss.ie1 ;,.s sEs !:
sfadnsss. wei1ht ii proportion 70
ssisfy; luncheon meal and hostess
lS'A = HHoT sHH sHHorpEs, NC. rs 8
H0TET, EXpERIEN(yED
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SECRETARY

Personnel Department
Shorthand not REQUIRED. fast and
Accurate typing necessary; must
iRiSsrslLD III DsssemSSsns' EB.neiisss S.Sas Wssst;: We
age ALSO.
ARRals as Z Rs.RR Rs.sss sss \ d1Is: U. 4. s,s a.gI
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,XxkeT T1rnTIs;
Hl. 2-1141
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

sEWiNo M1CHiNEs. aly make ffes
sstiIsstes: 2t.hf. serviee. csil ~.
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CLERIcALs

INVENTORY EXTENSIONS work
Must opsrate cnlcnlntors. Temporary
sefz; Tuk k1elyr 1H6rJNF; az; SssT.E ssssEnEta auop /.
f3le ? q. NV. e.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
HAIR STYLIST
xzg xEgs.r csR csPfsFs seEa Y sc e sMss2o W. ssssSss Ss

yHNTT0K, coiored. married, must
cg hSE s,n.p e afs s. n.. rsGaiss aDps sa 4
yoiI drink. fiirn apt. plus salary,
can ST. 3-4667 bet. 10 and
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Present Officers
Retained by D. c.
Women Golfers

The present slate of officers Of
the Women's District Golf As
Isociation has been renominated
for 1856 and will be re-installed
lat the annual meeting and elec-
ton Thursday. December /. at
IKenwood Country Club.
The nominating committees
selections assure election.
Mrs. L. N. Hill of Kenwood
will serve a second term as pres
ident. The other officers are Mrs.
John Mancos of Belle Haven,
first vice president: Mrs. William
e. Shannon Of Columbia, second
vice president; Mrs. Marie
Spates of Prince Georges, Sec
retary, and Mrs. Lloyd Dennis
of Washington G&CC. treasurer.
There will be committee re-
ports in addition to the election
at the meeting, which always is
held at the home club Of the
president.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Garfield Beuts
IWoodbridqe, 2l-6

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Nov.
10. tSpecial) Garfield High
School of Woodbridge prepared
for its Thanksgiving Day meet
ing with rival Osbourn by win
ming its fourth game In a row
yesterday, 2l-6, over Stafford at
the James Monroe field.
Tailback Gene Maddox ran II
yards through the line for a first
quarter touchdown and passed %
yards to Jackie Pennington for
"a score in the last period.
Dennis Fullenwinder ran Al
yards with a Stafford tumble in
the second quarter and Gar
Field added safety shortly after
halftime for the other Garfield
points.
Stafford scored toward the end
when Shorty Cooper threw two
passes to Hal Berry for q total
gain Of 68 yards and the touch
down.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
.Middies Pructicinq
Defensive Patterns
For Army Come

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, NOV. Ii tA'l
"A Navy junior varsity football
player was impersonating Army
Quarterback Don Holleder yes.
terday as the Middies prepared
for their big traditional battle
November 26.
Tom O'Neill, the impersonator
was shifted from end. like Hol'
leder, for his duties. He throw:
lefthanded. like Holleder.
His job today was running the
jayvee offense, as the varsity
worked on play detection.
The 195-pound sophomore |;
from Arlington. N. j.
Meanwhile. team Capt. Johr
Hopkins was released from the
hospital, where he was taker
with a jaw injury two days ago
The extent of his injury had moi
been determined as dental tech
nicians worked on him.
The big tackle had his jaws
wired together. Coach Eddie
Erdelatz said his jaw was moi
fractured and he was still hope
full Hopkins would be available
for the Army game.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
MRS. HOUSTON LUCKY
Redskin Rookie Weds
Purdue Coed Dec. 18

the Redskins, Houstoa came into
the National Football League
with a reputation to uphold, foI
his brother, Lin, had been one
of the circuits top-notch guards
with the Cleveland Browns and
Walt was expected to be just as
good. Thus far he has lived UP
to Line Coach Dick Evans fond
est hopes, and with a little more
experience he'll be tough for any
Opponent to handle.
Has Trouble Breathing
A broken nose. that didn't
heal properly, frequently makes
breathing difficult for him. but
Walt says that when the action
gets brisk and somebody's trying
to jam a cleat down his throat
he doesn't notice it.
Houston's future plans, aside
from marriage, are indefinite.
He may turn to Lin's business Of
selling steel. or perhaps join up
with another older brother, How
ard, in the jewelry business
Right now he's concentrating on
football, as rough a business as
you'll find anywhere.
The future Mrs. Houston may
have only one complaint-which
won't be bad-and that is that
any ducks or game for the table
will have to come from the corner
market, not from Waits hunting
ability. He went along with
Harry Ulinski and Fred Miller
the other day, and didn't get a
'thing-after promising the boys
"a duck dinner,
Evening star., 1955-11-18
With ROD THOMAS

pinners from the Middle West
He was 50.
Strachota complained Of not
feeling well after posting games
of 243, 267 and 212 for a Ma
tional honor count of 722. He
was the leader in qualifying for
the four berths allotted the Mil
waukee area in the All-Star
Mate b : Game Championship
next month in Chicago
Two of the seasons most re-
markable duckpin scores were
recently. One was q
game Of 100, the other a set of
445. The 100 was rolled by Pat
Carroll in the Silver Spring
Ladies League. Her average is
96l The 445. including games
Of 131. lat and 167, was rolled
by James Lowry in the Mullins
Monday Night League at Mount
Rainier. Lowry's average is a
puny 100.
It's been a Seesaw struggle
for the individual championship
Of the National Capital League.
but there's a good chance the
leader win stay put.
That's Billy Mischou Of Bricker's
Plumbers who rolled 436 last
night to boost his average to
1894 and oust Harold Inman Of
Miracle Car Wash from the lead.
Tnman shot 388 to gain a little.
to 1919.
Abe Weinberg and Bits
Amanuel each rolled exactly 400
in a sweep over Fleming's Five.
Harry Hisey tailed AIT and
Gerry Stair 407 for Michaels
Hardware, but their team
dropped two to Miracle Car
Wash.
Hal Williams 3SS led his VIII
lians' Five to an edge over Tes-
store Builders to cut the Build
ers' lead to three games, with
Williams Five the runnerup.
4 y
Sundays attraction for duck
pin stars will be the Franklin
Mixed Doubles in Baltimore,
from 3 to $50 pm.
For the moderate-average
bowlers. 1t will be the eighth
Columbia Handicap con-
by Doc Gartrell. with
competition from 2 pm. to clos
ing time. It's a fiye-game affair
with four-fifths handicaps and
an entry fee of $5.75. Guaran-
teed prizes for this popular event
are 500, $50 and $50.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
ConerIy Muy See
Only Limited Duty

NEW YORK. Nov. 18 R.-
What at first looked like minor
injury may keep Charley
Conerly. New York. quarter
back. on the bench for Esosr Of
the time when the Giants meet
the Philadelphia Eagles here
Sunday.
Coach Jim Lee Howell re-
vealed yesterday that Conerly
suffered g charley horse in last
Sundays victory over Baltimore
I'VE thought it would loosen
up" Howell said. "but SO far II
hasn't. He hasn't been able to
practice with us all week"
Don Heinrich is slated to open
the game at quarterback and
Howell fears Conerly may be
available "only for spot situa-
tions." The Giants need this
one to escape the Eastern Con-
ference cellar.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
By LEWIS E. ATcn,soN

Wedding bells will ring for
Walt Houston. rookie Redskins
guard. December Is, and his
pretty bride may not know it.
but she is a lucky girl. Walt
can cook, dust, baby sit and do
a lot Of other things that makes
homemaking a pleasure.
Waits bride-to-be is Jeanne
Skillman. a junior in Purdue
University's school Of science,
who met her blond, handsome
husband on the campus. And
she can thank her fiance's foot
ball career with the Redskins for
part Of his domestic training.
You see, Walt shares an
apartment with Chet Ostrowski,
J. d. Kimmel and Norb Hecker.
all Of whom are patching it"
during football season, and all
take their turn at K. p. duty.
Learned to Cook at Home
zone week Chet and I do the
cooking" the 23-year-old Walt
explained. "and the next we
wash and dry dishes. It's not
too bad"
The quartet usually eats
breakfast and lunch at home
and goes out for dinner, al
though the boys have discovered
what every housewife knows,
that dining out is very expen-
Sive.
I'VE have eggs, toast and
coffee and cereal for breakfast, :"
Walt said. Lunch is soup and
sandwiches most Of the time. but
I learned to cook at home and
I'm pretty good at fixing things. !"
The cooking can't be too bad,
for Walt has gained 8 pounds,
he's 218 now, and all four have
been playing bang-up ball.
Being engaged, young Houston
has a lot of free time on his
hands, some Of which he spends
baby-sitting with children OF
fellow Redskins.
Nope, there's no charge" he
said, smiling. ''I'm glad to do
1t for my buddies."
Selected 26tn in the draft by
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Gomecocks Drop
Navy From Slate

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Nov. 18 up.
The University of South Car
olina has a 10-game football
schedule for 1856, including
seven games with Atlantic Coast
Conference teams.
A feature Of the schedule is
the addition of Miami (Fla.) to
replace Navy. The Navy series
ended this season. North Caro-
lima State is the only other new
opponent.
The schedule opens Septem-
Der % with. Duke here. The rest
of the schedule:
September es at Miami October g at
North Carolina: 13, Virginia at Rich
mond: 25. Clemson. November g at
Furman; 10. at North Carolina State;
AZ, Maryland "a Wofford: December
at Wake Forest
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Navy Far in Front
lin Lambert Votinu

NEW YORK, Nov. l8 P.-
Navy still is comfortably in front
in the race for the Lambert Tro-
ply, symbol of the Eastern coll
lege football championship, with
Pittsburgh getting solid support
for second place.
The balloting Of coaches, writ
|ers and broadcasters shows Navy
ahead with 35.1 points on the
complicated cumulative scoring
with Pitt second with 1916.
Army is a trailing third with
10.7 followed by Syracuse, 9.6;
Yale, rs: Holy Cross, IL; Penn
State, So; Colgate. ST.; Boston
College, 40, and Princeton, 80.