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IsubeI Daniels,
Mrs. TishIer Hit
In Shot, Dash

Two records were smashed as
the ninth annual Star Games,
incorporating the national
women's indoor championships.
opened this morning at the Ma
tional Guard armory. and more
seemed on the verge Of falling
as the girls headed for tonights
finals.
Smooth-striding Isabel Daniels
of Tennessee State All College
reeled of a dazzling So for the
so yard dash to wreck the old
mark in that event, while Mrs.
Adele Tishler, wife Of the mill
tary attache at the Czechoslavk-
ian Embassy. heaved the 4 kilo-
shot g pounds, Is ounces) A
feet. Az inches for a new ma
tional AAU mark in that event.
Stella Walsh. who set Al ma
Itional records over the past Is
years and was expected to COM
Ipete here today. was unable to
come. According to friends, the
fabulous Miss Walsh, who won
three races Just two weeks ago
lin California, is nursing q leg
injury at her home in Hollywood,
Calf.
Miss Daniels, defending cham
Ipion. equalled the outdoor record
for the distance in making her
rivals eat her dust. The prev
ious record Of 6 seconds flat was
shared by Stella Walsh 1930)
and Mabel Landry, who tied 1t
three years ago.
Takes Seminal In ILL.,
Miss Daniels. who won the
l00-yard dash in the Star Games
last year. also Indicated that she
was ready to keep that title by
taking her seminal in 1l.2 Sec
'onds. the winning time a year
ago and Just one-tenth Of a
second OF the American mark
for that distance.
National champion Nancy
Phillips, representing the Ger
man american A. c. of Brook
lyn, N. Y. successfully defended
her standing broad jump crown
with a leap of 8 feet. 214 inches.
Miss Phillips also qualified for
the 70-yard high hurdles. an
other crown she holds. but Bar
bara Mueller of the Chicago
Comets, her principal rival.
equalled her time Of 60 seconds
to also gain the final.
Identical Times Of SIT
The Police Athletic League
team Of New York and Tennessee
State College A. & /. led the
five qualifying teams in the 440-
yard relay with identical times
of SIT seconds. Police Athletic
Leagues "B" Team qualified with
52.3, followed by the Chicago
Comets "A".and the Queens Mer-
curettes of New York with SIS
and $50 respectively.
Mae Faggs. a favorite with Star
Games crowds of two previous
performances and co-holder Of
the American 100-yard outdoor
record. qualified in both the 100
and 220. She was clicked in ia
for the shorter distance and 26.5.
best time in the semiflnals for
the 220.
Tennessee A. & I. Police Ath-
letic'S "a" Team, Philander
Smith. Police Athletic Leagues
"B" Team, and Queens Mercur-
cites qualified for the finals in
the 440-yard medley relay.
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Browns Sign Moss

CLEVELAND. Jan. 81 (P.-
Bobby Moss, West Virginia half
back, has signed a contract with
the Cleveland Browns. He was
a fourth-round choice in the
National Football League draft.
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billiard Beaten
ByCaIhoun in
|HurdIesUpset
Inquirer Meet Victor
To Race Tonight in
Star Comes Feature
PHILADELPHIA.

(SpeciaD Lee Calhoun. all but
forgotten after q tour Of duty
in the Army and overshadowed
in the publicity given Harrison
billiard, Jack Davis and a host
of newcomers, has posted a solid
reminder that he is to be reck-
oned with in the hurdles this
indoor track season.
Davis, Joel Shankle and Rod
Perry are the names that first
come to mind In connection with
the 70-yard hurdles in tonight's
Star Games in Washington's
National Guard Armory. Now
Calhoun. of his world record
tying victory over billiard in the
Inquirer Games here last night,
demands considerably more
attention.
Most Washington track fans
will have difficulty remembering
that Calhoun was one Of the big
surprises Of the 1853 Star Games,
Then a 19-year-old freshman at
North Carolina College at Dur
ham. Calhoun won in 8.5 seconds
just two-tenths Of q second OF
the meet record posted by Dick
Attlesey In 1852. In winning
that event. Calhoun edged Milf
Campbell. the schoolboy sensa-
ton from New Jersey who was
runnerup to Bob Matthias in the
1852 Olympic decathlon.
Now a junior at North Caro-
lima College. Calhoun kept In
trim while in the service by
winning the All-Army 220-yard
low hurdles championship last
year.
billiard Il Second
billiard had to be satisfied
with second place as Calhoun
swished over the 60-yard OBJ
stacle test in 8 seconds fiat last
night. tying the record set by
billiard in 1858 and tied by Perry
last year.
Davis, a hairline second to
billiard In the 1852 Olympics,
and Calhoun hook UP in the first
neat in the initial event on the
night program in Washington.
Bob Richards, the worlds
greatest pole vaulter, sprinter
Rod Richard and Horace Ashen-
felter. the distance star, are
Others who won here and will be
seeking more honors in Wash
Iington tonight.
Add to those the great Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh q mile
relay team Of Perry Jones, Jim
Moore, Wendell Hartford and
Arnie Sowell, which won its
second start Of the season last
night in 7:42.8. The same quar-
Itet won in Boston last week in
the meet record time Of 1895
and will be going after the mark
in the James Fielding Memorial
event. the top relay Of The Star
Games.
Richards went over the 15-foot
mark for the saith time last
night. winning with Is feet 3
inches. Don Bragg. the new
sensation from Villanova. was
second with an even IS feet. his
second venture into that exclu-
See INQUIRER MEET. Pr. A-I2
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Evening Events

l. Invitation 70yard high hurdles g heats GAS pm
q Womens indoor high Jump championships 6:45 pm
g. Geico invitation pole vault 6:45 pm
T. Womens indoor natl 50yard dash championship 7:00pm
s. D. c. AAU 100yard championship q heats) 7:05
g. WomenS natl indoor 70yard hurdle championship 7:20pm
T. Womens natl indoor 100yard dash championship 730pm
Exchange Club sprint series elm q heats 10 yds) 735
g. D. c. AAU 600-yard championship 7:45 pm
TO- Conference mile sprint medley champ 755
H. Womens natl indoor championship 440yard relay sos
IL Exchange Club sprint series 70yard dash na 815
h. AAU handicap 880yard q sectons 8:20pm
H. Invitation 70yard high hurdles tfnaD $3.50 pm
15 Womens natl indoor championship 220yard dash $40
l6 Exchange Club sprint series 80yard dash $3.50
IT, D. c. AAU 100-yard dash championship thna 1855
H. Womens natl champship 40 medley relay na 9:00pm
10. Invitation high Jump 800 pm
20 intercollegiate mile relay (Class $40
81 Manchester invitation 600yard 800 pm
a. Touchdown Club invitation 1000yard $3.50 pm
49, Junior Chamber of invitation mile $40
a. intercollegiate mile relay (Class b $50 pm
Is Exchange Club sprint 100yard dash na) 1000
26 intercollegiate mile relay (Class Al 10:10pm
a. The Acacia invitation 2-mie 1920
49, c. AAU ne relay handicap g sections) 1880
49, Elery H. Clark Memorial 2-me relay q secons) 040
30 James Fielding Memorial 2-mle 10:50 pm
81 Variety Club Capital 1mile relay g secons) 11:00
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track or have thrown their
brakemen in previous runs. how
ever, the only serious injury has
been to Charles De Sorger Of
Belgium. who broke an arm and
is out Of the games.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press
Philadsiphis, outpointed Jackie Labus.
ibs East Meadow. N. T.. 10.
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GOOD LUCK CHARMS-Representati Thomas
M Pelly of Washington State inspects one of Marcia
Cosgrove's good luck "charms"-a stenciled nota-
ton on her leg put there by Ken Foreman track
coach at Seattle Pacific College and Marcia's per-
The 15-yearold Seattle girl goes after the 50yard
dash title in the National AAU wornen's indoor
meet in The Star Games at the National Guard
Armory Trials were scheduled this morning and
the finals will be held tonight-Star Staff Photo.
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PROGRAM OF GAMES
Name of Event
MORNING EVENTS FOR WOMEN

NJ s1 TSTn5sns
4klo shot put championships 900 am
Standing broad jump championships am
BASKETBALL throw championships 900 m
50-yard dash ttrials and semifnals) am
70yard hurdles ttrials and semiinas
lO0-yard dash (trials seminas 1000
440yard relay trials seminas 1880 am.
220yard dash ria and semifnals)
40-yard medley relay (rials eminals) 130
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HELP--MEN
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HELP--WoMEN

ACCOUNTANTS BooKKEEPERs.
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MANY OTHERS
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HELPwoMEN

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NEED 5 MEN

Who are willing 70 work 5ia-daS
week, capable OF earning over SfOl
lot four weeks, selling shoes Il
silver Spring, 9-5 pm, Mon.
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Open Letter to Retired or
Inactive Reserve Officers:

Would an annual income Of
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YOUNG MAN

25 to 80, to learn merchan-
dising in furniture business
You must have good hand
writing and must be ambi-
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yourself, this is your oppor-
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Good salary and company
benefits. Apply Mr.. Kadish
HUB FURNITURE CO.
eth AND D SIS. NV.
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COLLEGE GRADUATES

Blue chip national hrm has OPEN
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Personal references and BACKGROUND
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MEN
MEN

30 to so yrs. old. can earn $50
500 per week. see Mr.. HOMER
RIM. 4O2, I40S q st. NV.
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EXPERIENCED DRUG CLERK -
Air.conaitioned store; good enyi.
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TYPISTS. CLERKS
5hone pi 7.4477 or DI. "a
MAN WITH CAR

WHITE OR COLORED
To represent large manufacturing
corp Not eanvassing. Earnings paid
while training around $500 monthly
Apply y TO IL am. 1892 Mt Pleasant
~. NV.
MEN. experienced In retail furniture
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az sr q 6SWn vs y S ola TssD0 Psnns
for appointment, ST. 3-3763. be-
tween 10 and l2 am. and 2 and
4 pm
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WIEN
Due 70 recent promotions we now
have openings for additional sales
Neat appearance. 81 to IS year,
old, previous selling experience pre-.
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Salary plus commission, plui
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NJ. Fraser s SINCE singer SEWING Ma.
CHINE CO., 1910 @ st. NV.
YOUNG MAN for clerical work with
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YOUNG MAN--Loeal once OF ma.
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SMITH CORONA. INC, l4l3 Parl
I'd. NV.
YOUNG MAN with some experience
IN selling such Items as vacuum
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lyplSb ana uon-typlAl. tOr general
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YOUNG MAN, mechanically in.
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HELP WOMEN Cont
ADMIN. ASST. SECY.

A EN-oBRIEN Personnel Service
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THIS rs NO BUNK

Come in and let me prove K
you We have men making 500 L
500 each and every week: mer
such as construction workers. trucl
drivers, insurance and noyeltl
salcsmen have succeeded In oul
business. We want only those wht
have the desire to live in a highei
income bracket; must have cal
and Willingness to work. IF MOI
! DON'T CALL. Call MR.. SISSONS
al ME. S-bBO2, between hrs. OF .
and A. for appointment.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE

Would sales position which
takes advantage OF your education
and speaking ability. paying SIS. 900
and more, be of interest to you? Call
ME. S-2336 for interview appoint-
mani
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YOUNG MEN
% TO 80

Registrations for fsll ballroom
dance instructors course now beinR
taken ana given free to those who
qualify, college background or equiv
alent necessary: highest earnings
ana greatest opportunitv for ad
yancement. Personal interviews only
Monday through Friday. : to q pm
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO
l0Il Conn. Ave. NV.
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CLETlKS

Typist and non-typist. for general
once work. in small COW. located
eir,cond ONCE. Hrs s:30-4:30
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ASST. CHIEF ACCT

ATLAS Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 n. K. Ave. NV. Room 500
Admin. SecyS., to $4,000
Select position in PUBLIC RE-
LATIONs. CAPITOL HILL, LAW,
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
/ COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
| Clerk-TVniSt MANY tn $7f
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EMPLOYERS PAY FEES
OLUMBIA EMP. SERV

1874 @ st.. Suite ga, Me. 5000
OPEN MONDAY TIL 500 Pm.
ACCOUNTANTS OPEN
D' G. EMPL. EXCHANGE
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Two Coast Nuns
To Speak on Art
At Gu Thursday

Two Catholic nuns from Los
Angeles, educators concerned
with the enhancement of art ap-
Ipreciation in general education
program, will lecture at Catholic
University at 8 p. m. Thursday.
Sister Magdalen Mary, HIM,
chairman of the fine arts depart
ment and professor of painting
at Immaculate Heart College
Los Angeles, and her co-worker.
Sister Mary Corita of the same
order, will speak on rs Art Es-
Isential to Mans Education?"
The illustrated lecture will be
in the Salve Regina building or
the campus. The sisters are in
Washington to consult repre-
sentatives of the American Insti-
Itute of Architects on their part
in the preparation of decorative
hangings for the Centennial Ex-
hibition of Architecture at the
National Gallery of Art next
May.
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! in the field for which they are
equipped. Also, a house has been
provided.
Music by Symphony
The Salute to Hungary" pro-
gram, at 7::45 pm, will include
music by the National SYM
phony Orchestra, conducted by
Howard Mitchell, and messages
from religious groups. including
one from Pope Plus XII to be
read by Archbishop Patrick A.
lOBoyle.
In addition. there will be en-
ltertainers Of televiSion and stage
fame whose performances will be
ltelevised over the last half of
the Steve Allen program from
New York.
Tickets may be purchased st
the Symphony Box Office. They
range in price from SIS to $40.
The telephone is National g.
7332.
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but will be used entirely to pro-
vide quick relief by way of food,
clothing and medical supplies foI
refugees who have crossed the
/ borders. and to help rehabilitate
individuals and families.
Many Highly Skilled
Mrs. Shouse has visited the
Hungarian refugee reception
center at Camp Kilmer, N. j.,
and has talked to several men
and women waiting their final
clearance papers. She found that
many are bringing to this coun-
| try valuable skills and profes-
sional abilities.
One couple who has had -four
years medical training in Buda-
pest, but speak no English, al
ready has been given an oppor-
tunity to work at the Harvard
Medical Center.
Through contacts inpBoston
Mrs. S!1ouSe found the work fol
the couple which will provide q
living wage, a chance to learn
the English language and work