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MILLER. Elk 3-7070.
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sITUATIoNs--WoMEN

COMPANION, white, to elderly lady;
viii prepare meals. do Lh.w., Sat.
urday and Sunday. Box 416-M Star.
24s
OFFICE MANAGER. admin. secretary.
Extensive business and admin. exper,
Bus, solicitation. advertising. con-
tacting Govt. agencies; excel. knowl-
edge of German; good knowledge of
French and Spanish. BOX 7b-S, star,
OFFICE MANAGER-AcCT., person.
able. Ia years exper.: current refs
knowi. var. methods and procedures
In hand and mach. posting; exper
real est, auto and fCC aeetg.. some
Sec; no objec. &c bkkpr. IA. 5-465i
rYPING done at home. wili uick ur
YSTsSd. saS d.liRsiRE RRr. doEoSsesfSs oSsssfsl EApY. &.
DOS. as receptionist or gen. ofsice
elk: single, his. grad. vet. pu'
GoLoRED LADY. desires work ..
child care. 8 days . week; good
references. ME. S-0729.
Stenographer, Expert
Legal. commercial technical; hourly
basis: Days. ME. s-67o4i ewes, DE
2-5250. 26s
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ROOMS FURN.--MD. 8 VA.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

@a-sa-@llAzn1s
80 single, S11.50 up rooms for Ink.
with hot plate and refgr.. t22S NJ
St. NV, parking $3.50. -26
t44g MASS. AVE. N.W.--Large rnl..
with Kitchen; $50 week for B: eony.
downtown: no drinkers. DE. 2-s263,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, only S3S 90
mo-; must be seen to be appreciated.
i722 P at. nv. DE. 2-pi44 anytime
i7so r sT. NV, "The churehiiia =
Large front rTn., efiic, unit, warm
and cnzy, mr., bath; Si8 wk. IA
VT. PIEASANT---Bed.liv rn. next
hatf, and shower; fifepl,, ho: piate.
!. .,efgr; $4s, so; ss-sssi. .-3n
hot plate. refsr.i; 20 wk. 1924 Yer
$3.50 WEEK
Rm. and kitchenette. elec. refgr.. new
gas range, running water, plenty Of
b.; j biz olf Conn. walking dist
downtown. 1925 17th st. NV. 80
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HElP-poMEsTlc

COOK. coiored. housework. 2 in
family. iive-in. other help employed,
desirable quafters. OIL. 1851.
ence. health card. on Thurs. and
alternating Suns, Upstairs room
with pvt bath. $40. OF. 6-6957.
COOK, G.H.w., live in, fond of chi.
drsn. a No svl llaundry. other help. $50
ences Not over 40. Give details
In application Box 333-R Star.
CARE OF INFANT, general house.
Eo. Eorfj ;-sDss. |lss in' references reagaI5Ssd aS
LIVE iN@GH.w.. plain cooking, S care
Of child; Thurs. and Sun. on; refs
res; $25 wk. OIL. ti-7465.
WOMAN for general housework 6N
GAYS; state age and references. Write
COOK CIV, 5h days. Live in IN o,
Gut Local refs. REQUIRED EN-
HOusEkERPER. preferably European ropes
to live In and take complete charge;
2 small boys and father. 10. 3-1d4s
-COLORED
Girl TO clean new ofilces. Weekdays,
to a; Saturday. to IL. MEse
furnish references, See Miss Opal
at switch board.
HICKS CHEVROLET. Inc,
6929 Georgia Ave. NV. RA. 3-0i0O
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


ACCORDlON-- Womans white. 3
switches with case: bargain; used
very little. 5000 6Oth ave-, BerWyn
.Hgts to.f GfeenheIt rd.l. ---24
AIR COMPARISONS, used; suitable
tor garages and gas stations. rea-
sonable. 1884. 2ard st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER, Mitchell. V MP
good Eclld-. used 2 summers M, B.
ssgl, sun. am; weekdays, after
0:30 pm. ---26
ANTIQUES
DO not sell sour valuable ANTIQUE
china glass furniture. etc before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal
uB40 0EoRGiA AVE-. N W
BATHTUBS, new and used; basins,
toilets, At lowest prices BLOCKS
Las Lee N.Y. IA. S-ST0n.
Serta sprins and mattress. good as
new; 2 rugs, 0x12. Reasonable
3866 Ga. ave-. Apt 20a. RA. s.
sEER COOLER. waih-in boz, eompIs..
units excel. condition. Call DI
z.a1ia. from II to 8. After q
BUNx sSD1s nsDs. psaetieaiiy new: pais
so mo- ato. win sell for $40
-. z - \ : y
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YOUNG LADY
FOR cENERAL OFFICE ROUTINE
SHORTHAND AND AGILITY X
MEET THE PUBLIC ESSENTIAL
SOME KNOWLEDGE OF CASH AC
COUNTS OR PAST CASHIERS FIX
PERIENSE HELpEuI; PREFER s;E
FAIRFAX VILLAGE
RENTAL, OFFICE
2Q0l 3Sth st. Sc.
Do Not Telephone


~ YOU NEED good steady income
? and can work only few hrs. daily,
sell AVON cosmetics TO regular Gus.
toners near YOU and earn $S-T6
per hour. Dla S-022l. --25
A REAL OPPORTUNITY for vel
eroomeu ladies interested 10 build.
\ Ing their own business. Full or part
time. Potentials for immediate ad-
VaIcement No collecting or deiiv.
erirE flexible hours. telephone and
sar INns,N Nnssssssry @ pnens sas ior p appt Mr. MRS
Sat-. 9-6. "a
WHITE WOMAN, under as. with OF
without child. a. hoasekeeper toI
riosherless child will give good
home and board, plus salary. Boz
secs, star, I'D
AT ONCE -Part-time work morning
afternoons or evenings, for white
women who have spare time or who
eren; car neees Cail LO. A-7aa7,
I to 4 p.nf ~-2b
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HEDRO IONS

ALL NEW FUHNIIUItE
Reiecorated, large spAcious roofnn.
auto laundry fAeils. 0ff.Street park
ing, cony. 10 Capital Transit bus
ana streetear For information, cal
10 2-aTS3 or apply resident man
aser, Apt. C-i, h03S 3Sth st,
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COLORED
HOTEL LINCOLN

20 Logan circle NV. Ali rms. rec
dec. Wail-to-Wall carpeting. All
hotel services. Switchboard serv.
fee. Elevator Maid service. Din
Fm and cocktail lounge on prem
sSes Ideally suited for Government
and dole. rms, with ana without
bath. AvAil.. at reasonable rates
Refs teaiired INQUIRE at desk or
call Du 7-1702, IA
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POOKS HILL

complstely FURNISHED. Inel china
silver utsusils Ty: exfellgnt sisM
Oh III Niist sertion. paykias spaes
avaf.. fpf information. call Mr.
lHEILnAM no 2-4&s0 -
cOLOaED--SIs0 n sT. N.ty.~-F Prs
ncoF bedfnpss. lfy. tri.. kit- bath
;s ss7 ;so' ttss, sesS !, v tTsr,ey VI ssssI sIos.
cespsEDs =. :, @ sSs $50. Y .ss 4. 80 1
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I,YpIgITc:
TYPIST-CLERK
GIRf ,S----10

70 train as technicians with th,
worlds LARGEST slenderizing method
no experience necessary; we vii
train you for work that's interesting
and fun. Gail the STAUFFER SYS,
TEN RE. 7-7339. ---26
LADIES--Earn 81 to So per hour Il
your SPARE time. Write Box 329-s
LADIES 10 make appointments and
sell coupons for photographer in sc.
Wash, L0. 7-07id 40
WOMAN. experienced In teachins
children piano or accordion; back
ground necessary. Apply 1880 Ga.
ave-. Wednesday, bet. q and 3 pm.
WOMAN, general once work: 5-day
d, week. S46 q week; capable and De.
peudahle. Apply BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET. 1919 Rhode is.
land ave. ne. IA
WOMAN, hotel secretary -bookkeeper.
attractive salary. emnioye benefits.
s In reply state age, experience and
references. Box FOAM, star. ca
WOMEN--M Mornings only. pleasant
dignifled, door-to-door interview
ing. Nothing TO carry or sell nc
experiences needed. S2b weekly fol
IL hrs. Apply GUILD. .026 r st
3fd DR.. Tues. II am. sharp. --24
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BRICK BRICK
MILLION

Good, hard brick; vrecking goo
now for immediate delivery,
ARROW WnECKlNG CO.
400 Q. CAPITOL ST. II. 3-aIn2
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REFGRS.: used. 4M Gu. It., sas
AEcaiSoER Ssl csRo sTokRs M any M c5 sso ss
REFGR.-'53 Eervel gas. with freezei
chest. Gu. It.. never used; $500
less than orig. price. JE. 4-laS4
REsTAuRANr gouIpMENT-BaEsr,
Pride Tile Deck pizza Oven. 4 II. b!
B IT, Walk-in Refrigefator. witl
Compressor. Barrel Dough Nike
. 20 IT Lunch Counter with Stools
s It. Beverage Cooler. II pelica
lessen Case. COOPER EQUIPMENT
CO.. Ills 9th st. NV. -24
RUGS t2l 9xl6 Oriental design rugs
hrand-new, never used; regular
ORIENTAL RUd MART. 1908 &
st NV. ME-, S-O416. !.
RuG--O Oriental. sacrifice, $3.50: IA
IT. by 10 it.; wonderful for children
and dogs, unspotable. clean. moth.
proofed Can be seen ct 2323 Wis
RUG, one Liiahan. approximately ii
10 feeti good condition. Call EM
$4,000. "a
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cHzTR np6eistered barren hask iissSaS
iIse@ssss as: as: vss WI l.cSsss' l.ns ~ naa
CnAIRs, pair green sattn. tettet
back almost rev; cost St6O ra.,
eel Tor S7B "a. KM a-eSs6. --36
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS
FuRNiaHKD

NICHOLS AVE- AND aALyEsToN
PLACE, ecnYenieflt u Boiling RiFld.
MIL downfown. BriEht, 1ieeIy DEE.
Grated outside aptss Dver1o0ktNR
Csslyestor ~ Hy. rra.. Dedrnay NJ.
batH S9A 80 mo, furn.. incl an
utIh. Resident panaGer On pfemises
10 Galveston 81. Az, 10. 3-4gHB,
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FTJRNITTJREi

FURNITURE
shop the town then see us before
you buy, Tremendous SAVINGS on
Detter grade furniture This week
special: Nationally advertised Holly
wood beds. complete with legs;
S2q 95. We also sell to Yankees.
Brothers Furniture Co.
blocks from Bailey's Crossroads. Va,
on Seminary rd,. Open Tuesday and
Friday I'll 0 y m. JE. $4,000.
GAS RANGES, new. used. installation
PEERLESS SALES CO., 1887 Ga
GAS RANGES. used. in "as Is" con.
dition; your choice. $40 plus deliver,
charge. b a. coz q Co. 3I2i
i4th st, NV. CO, $4,000.
GAS RANGES, new, used, repairs. OIL
coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE
l0l1 7th st. NV, Ma, 8-S952.
HEATERS, new. used tgas, oil, coal
wood. tlec.l; lowest prices. AcMl
STOVE, 10ii 7th NV, MA. 6-Se52
JACKET--Lady,s black leather mo
torevcle Jacket, with hat; size IL
Like new. $40. JU 9-f3ST. --2l
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$56wEEK

LADY, ss,,,,, aAss .s ssa. ssHesasg,nIg ing. wiz
5n.hrs. per week Car uecessars
for local DRIVING. FOR Appointmcni
phone Mr.. BurckEr. Hu, S-4400
Mon, 10 a.rn.-4 pm, q p.m.-a pm
Tues. 10 a,Fa.-S pm, -~c5
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HElP--lAEN AND WoMEN

HEIP--MkN AND W0bAEN
ACCOUNTS RAYAnGE CLERK fol
Groving chain IN nearby Va; expe-
rience and general knowledge n
Bookkeeping nee; good nay and
other eFnpi6ye bensats. IA 4-oab0
BEAUTY OPgRAroRs -. Interested
ONLY IN experienced beautieians,
man or woman. Apply IN peraQn.
Qnafanies, plus commission. WARD
NAN rAhk "A .ls 5HAuFF SHOP sesra-
CANVASSERS
Attractive salary and COM
miesiun; steady work all year
around: pd; holidays and va
cations. Interview from lQ-A,
call RA 3-03oS. kstabiishsd
Cashier and Bev, Checker
Ton restaurant experiences necessars
Only those quAiiiied need apply Kx.
cellent salary, meals included. Phont
*, S-S41i between , and p-m
EEzE KsrATE sslssmsp o. -sIi sI.l.s.
women, white, c0i0fed tull, nRri
time. b. c. license o. eligible ini
listina and aAles. ReoiR A36. ltn6
IxSsMh RS4kM4S y.iss, $3.50, ~ 80 .si,..
SSS.msn g .,.A.. ssll Flc.ias s,.,,sS ,sts w
S SHAfs2s,t s'',t. cIfS E5s HIS ~. sS.i saa lS's E 8
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TENOGRAPHER

Permanent position IN our promotion
dept; interesting and varied work;
pleasant atmosphere: 6-dsy. 40-hT
week: accurate shorthand and typins
ere required: 81 -36 yrs. Of age
Apply Personnel, Room sos. Open
weekdays. S:30-6, and Sat. o-12
No phone calls;
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WE MUST M0VE--sacriiice. bedroom
suite. odds ana ends. Furniture
HrFrg SHgins sass sIs Esi.mSS,s .1S .s ss ,;-.:. 49,
Eoed condition; $40. Phone JE
|siHss FARE EECoRpER ,wiIeox. s
0ay1. $S6. also .Hi-Ff' Ampliliel
and speaker. $40 Marthas I'd. Alex
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FURNITURE WANTED

IEins sI.. re- sospr ,.sEs s.p.sl Sold pi.sIs.H 1g
"A. KAHN, INC.
% YKAras At ess y sT. NV.
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REFRIGERATOR
CLEARANCE
Entire Stock Of New 1854:
GENERAL ELECTRIC
PHILCC
FRIGlDAIHE
COOLERATOR
CROSLEy
NORGE

kELV1NATOR
Reduced for quick clearance, All re.
frigerators new and fully guarAn,
teed. No reasonable offer refused.
STANDARD TIRE 81 BATTERY CO
10th and H SITS. ne. Open evening"
I'll 8. II. 3-90S2.
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tool is

1855 Completely auto famous make
washer in factory crate. req
$299. .05. our price $fBo.96.
Electric dryer. 1855 auto, In crates;
reg ,ns.s s2agt s.s,S RI, I our Dries SilSis5
nf Arpyc sryy
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TRAVEL AGENT

TYPIST. 1880 years old. to work In
bookkeeping dept, Of lge. Insurance.
once. bookkeeping knowledge not
essential. but applicant must like
working with. figures: good oppor-
Pnasy Pnssoyr iSl soNH snRErgs sss Corr MT
4ta Woodward Bldg. 18th and. n
ats. NV --20
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MIscEL. WANTED lcens.l
GUNS

MULTIGRApA accessories and type;
good cond. Call TO. 9-6076 al
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500 card files shaw Walker make 81
cents per drawer Wood legal letter
4-iraWex file cabinets, S9.95 ant
up; large stock. new and used fiit
cabinets, every description: also ons
drawer steel file cabinets used $500
s satte ee ans as,seTE fn,,sp and eerkiass s Ma Ns
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FILE CABINETS

Govt. surplus--Two drawer. wood
legal size. Si0.95; Iegal-size meta
transfer files. 81 100: new. 4-drawel
steel, letter size, S32 so: 4b-drawel
wood. mahogany finish. 3x6 car
files. $50 95. Make excel. paTt
cabinets. N. FRANK q SON. Al
3rd 81 NV. EX. 3-6974.
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Rental once open Z days each week.
Men. through Fri. $3.50 Am, 10 d
Pm, Sat, $50 Am. 10 pm. Sun.
1U am. to D pm.
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outelder
pitched ball.
game. 1-APW
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Babe Will Leuve
Hospital Soon

GALVESTON. Tex. Aug. 26
(R Babe Zaharias has finished
|X-ray treatments for removal of
Ia cancer and expects to be out
Of the hospital before too long"
she said last night.
Mrs. Zaharias, who underwent
ian operation for a rectal cancer
in April of 1853 and returned
to winning big time golf in four
months, had to have another
operation in May, this time for
Ia displaced disc. When this was
done another cancer was dis
covered in the pelvic bone.
The X-ray treatments were
started about three weeks ago.
She is able to move about her
hospital room and last week was
taken for a drive by her husband,
George Zaharias.
She said when she got out OF
the hospital she would go to her
home in Beaumont.
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he can make the switch. The
fullback post Is expected to be
filled by Pete Moran, 5-foot-11,
IT'S pounds. a hard runner WHO
worked from a halfback posi-
ton in the single-wing attack
last year.
Two greenhorns who shape UP
as halfback possibilities are Rudy
Calub. Juniors brother, and
Russ Beard. Rudy, a 10th grader
making his initial start in foot
ball, may develop into a good
kicker and a fair passer. ac-
cording to Fedora. Beard. an
nth grader and a dash man
on the track team, also is out
for football for the first time.
The line is described by
Fedora as light and fast.
1--WE should make out all
right with our first team on both
offenSe and defense, but If in
juries crop up we'll suffer. The
reserves are thin and green"
the coach says.
Jim Sta, brother of Ralph
Sta, a star at Eastern a few
years ago, and Whitley Gum are
leading end candidates. Frank
Black may be the No. / center.
Shorty Evans, Earl Foote or Bob
Ennis will man the guards.
Three tackles have shown i'm
pressively so far--Walt Con-
Istantino. used both ways last
year: Bill Beavers, defensive
center last season, and Pete
Egan. Egan. a guard last year,
broke an arm and saw little serv-
icel
The schedule:
September 24--At Wakefield. $50.
September 3O--Open,
october 14--At Bethesda Chevy
October 2l--GonzaEa at Northwest
efn H.
october 2s--At Richard MONTGOMERY,
November 2--BladensburE at North
November s--High Point at North
November f6--At Northwestern. q.
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By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

@NA-@N@~------
The District Golf Association
sponsored a family tournament
a few. years ago. but dropped II
because of insufficient interest
1t practically is being renewed
this week end in the District
Amateur championship, in which
three sets Of brothers and two
father-and-son teams made the
title flight.
Former Senator Harry Cain
and Harry, jr., Of Burning Tree
and w. B. McFerren. ST., and jr.
of Manor, father and brother OF
the Western Junior flnalist. all
qualified. So did the the brother
teams of Deane and Del Beman
of Bethesda. Mike and John
Jankowski Of Prince Georges,
and Perky and Chick Cullinane
of Bethesda.
The Cullinane brothers met in
the first round today.
Highest Scoring in History
Otherwise the qualifying at
Army Navy Country Club yester-
day was marked by the highest
scoring in the history of the
championship, and by the fact
that Bobby Brownell and Ralph
Bogart were paired in opposite
halves of the draw.
Brownell won his place by
being the defending and 10-time
champion, which includes his
streak Of 48 consecutive matches.
and Bogart the other by win
ming the medal in a sudden
death playoff from Kenwood's
John Eisinger. They tied with
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Hickey Will Stick
With Pirates After
Contract Expires

PTTTSBURGH. Aug Is R.-
Despite the poor showing Of the
Pirates under his leadership.
General Manager Branch Hickey
says he intends to stick with
the Pirates when his five-year
term as general manager expires
at the end Of November.
In an interview yesterday
Hickey indicated he would stay
on in an advisory capacity. but
in the same breath he left the
door open for John Galbreath.
president of the club. to reap
point him general manager.
Rickey's contract has a pro-
viso for him to remain with the
Pirates in an advisory capacity.
Last year, after he announced
plans to retire at the end of
this season, Galbreath said he
would ask Hickey to stay on for
at least one more year as gen.
eral manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
Former n. c. State Stor Scores
In Olympic DeveIopmentMeet

student competing IN her first
track meet. took advantage Of a
l2-yard handicap to nose out
Dorothy Ingram, running from
scratch, in the women's l00-yard
dash.
Summaries:
Mems 44o-yard dash thandicapl---
+, Ottaway Aston, Falcons. 2, Clarence
Street, Falcons. 9, Moses johnson, un-
attached. Time, 500.
Women's 10g-yard dash (handicap)--
Lenese McNair, DCAc; 2. Dorothy
Ingrsm. DcAc Q, GEORGIA souders.
Mems I00-yard dash (handicap,--
/, Henry DeGrafIired, Falcons; 2, Ciat-
ence Street. Falcons: 3, Ambrose Spence.
Falcons. Time, 1916.
Mems 66e-yerd run (noyicel--1, Leo
Mccarthy, Falcons; Q. Joe Lee, Fai-
cons; 8. David Morris. Falcons. Time.
Mems emile run taandicap)---I,
Bnzz Sawyer. unattached; 2. II. Dom
aid L. Creacey, unattached: 3, J. Gilbert
Merrill. unattached. Time, l5.66.S
Mems S80-yard run thandicap)- III,
James Courtney. Falcons; 2. Earl
Eldridse. DCAC; Leo MCCARTHY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26

Buzz Sawyer. veteran distance
runner from North Carolina
State. and Lenese McNair, 13-
year-old youngster from st.
Cyprian's School. stole the
show last night In a District
AAU Olympic Development Pro-
gram track meet at Banneker
Playground.
Sawyer, former Southern Con-
ference mile, two-mile and
cross-country champion now
running unattached, Tapped the
field in winning the three-mile
handicap event in 1909. 1t.
Donald L. Creacey, former Uni
versity of Redlands runner sta
toned at Fort Meade but rum
ming unattached. was second
and J. Gilbert Merrill, unat-
tached, was third.
Miss McNair, an eighth-grade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26

The scotch foursome tourna-
,ment Of the Indian Spring wom-
en- golfers was won by Mrs. Harry
Hirshberg and Mrs. John Shaw
with a SO minus II handicap
for a net 76 Low gross went to
Mrs. Jack Minovich and Mrs.
Ben Praworth with a 95.
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KenWood Title
To Mrs. Noble

Mrs. George Noble again is
the women's golf champion at
Kenwood Country Club, where
she previously ruled in 1852
and '53.
She regained the title yester-
day by defeating Mrs. Roland
Gable, 8 and Z, in the finals.
Mrs. N. F. Hollander won the
championship fight consolation
over Mrs. John Gum. S and 4.
Other results were: First
flight, Mrs. Frank Ebaugh de-
feated Mrs. Clyde Hammersla,
5 and 4: consolation. Mrs.
Joseph Hopkinson defeated Mrs.
E. F. H. Dutton. / up in 10 holes:
second flight, Daphne Dutton
defeated Barbara Richards, 2
and /; consolation, Mrs. Frank
Kadie defeated Mrs. A. E. Verdi,
2 and /; third flight. Mrs. Robert
Fletcher defeated Maxwell Mar
vim, 5 and 4.
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ring headache to Sadusky in his
three years at B-CC. He likes to
bring up the case Of one Bob
|Snead. who last year moved to
Florida and made All-State down
there. according to AIS informa-
ton.
The BGrons began practice
this week with % veterans tof
any experience whatsoever
working out in the mornings and
about 40 green youngsters drill
ing in late afternoon, and it APP
pears that the situation is status
quo fo- this season. No one has
moved away and no one has
moved in. But Sadusky counts
10 key players missing from
workouts who astill are working
at summer jobs.
Among the Is letter-winners
who graduated in June were four
fullbacks. two regular ends. two
regular tackles and Wingback
Bobby Roman. The ends appear
still solid with the return Of
Smokey Lamond and Bill Will
son, but the other three positions
must reload from among the
non-lettermen and the junior
varsity of 1854.
Bill Boyle, Dave Bowie and
Jack Poole. guards, and Bill
Campion and Chris Smith at CEN
ter all lend experience to the
middle of the line. Jack Knebel
returns at tailback. And Tom
Harrington and Jim Guandola
lettered at blocking back last fall.
That about speaks for the re-
turning regulars. all 10 of them.
Sadusky lists nine other boys
with some experience from last
year and IA from the jayvee who
should fill the gaps. But no.
where can he find heft. AL says
he'll be very happy If the line
averages ITO pounds" and $50
is a reasonable figure for the
backs.
Under Sadusky, B-CC has
managed to avert a really bad
season by surprising several OPP
ponents in late season. Sadusky
maintains that his single-wing
clubs usually operate in that
manner when the material is
both light and green. This time
the coach is counting on a better
beginning than in the past.
The schedule:
September ~ County Jasnboree at
Montgomery Blair, 300.
september 2J--St. Adams. $50.
September 30--At Frederick, 500,
October AT Northwestern, 500
October 14--Suitland. $50
October 2I--Open
October 3S--BiadensburE ut North.
western. 800.
November b---wakeijeld. 200.
November l2--At Montgomery Blair.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL pREylEW
B-CC Should Be Improved;
SuitIond Bunking on Vets
Ry R0R HANSON

Suitland Highs football team
has maintained q slightly better
than 500 average in the past
four seasons under Coach Walt
Fedora.
With a veteran squad return
ing. except for two backfield
positions, the Rams should do
no worse this year.
This is predominately a Sc
noir team. Fedora said. "Our
quarterback is a junior and well
have to I'LL the halfback spots
with inexperienced players, but
other than that we are pretty
well set"
The quarterback is Junior
Calub, 5-foot-10, 170-pound full
back last year, but Fedora thinks