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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BALLROOM dance teachers, expert
enced part time: highest rate pay
Call evenings. HE. 4-4448.
b OOK EEPER ACCOUNTANT
complete charge Of professions
association accounts: perm. posi-
ton. Apply by letter giving age
experience and salary desired
Box 315-H. Star
MOTEL MANAGER = Man. wifi
combination. Apt. furnished
Only experienced need amply. Civ,
qualifications and salary desired
Box $500, Star.
PIANO PLAYER
cAPT'N GUYS CLUB. 1919 New
York ave NV. after 5 pm.
ATTENTION-cHoICE RAwLEIGF
territory now open in Prince Geo
Co For appt.. call SP. 3-S11S.
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RIDE WANTED to area Of Sar
Francisco Calf; will do all driy.
ing and help with expenses vii
furn bank references. JU. s-3946
MIAMI BEACH-Leaving Sunday
want passengers. WE. 5-6250
LEAVING for southwest LIST hal
OF Dec. will take l: references
EXCHANGED. very reasonable. ia
7-05.O
TUCSON, ARIZ., leave about Dec. l
Would like someone to share driv
ing and exp. TIE. 6-2S65.
SHIP YOUR CAR
Anywhere u S. A. AUTO SHIPPERS
ASSOC, EN- 3-s25O bet. go m
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RE. $500
BUSINESS SERVICES

JBc accounting and bookkeeping
service; payroll: income. persona.
and business taxes: wkly monthly
quarterly. ia. S-6539. after 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

GUN. Czech fBrnol sporting rife
s-mni magnum (ex6Ol set triF
ger; new never fred; $50 or par
trade on q Robot Royal camera o.
DeWalt MB-F power saw. OIL. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

CONSTRUCTION HEATERS. hot
air blowers, S95 wk. RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUIP. CO. JC. 5000.
CRIB AND MATTRESS, youth bed
and mattress.'2 chests. dinette ia
bic. 4 chairs; also mouton coat.
like new: very reas. JE. 2-194S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

HEATERS. ranges. stoves new
used cas-. oil. coal. wood ACME
STOVE 1911 9TH nv Ma s-s952
HOSPITAL BED, used month
5.ss snd 5a so 81 oHsT sso a. sa Ss
oifer. OIL. f.3433.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

WED. P aNb sz TrL : I'm ! Pm.
SUN. IL TO 6
FURN NEW-selline out at les,
than wholesale S27g' liv rm.
SIPS $40 50 dinettes. SIS etc
40lT MINI ave ne. Lu 3-O062
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
HELP WOMEN
AIRLINE AGENTS


Downtown ticket once. Biiingual
Reservations or ticketing expert
ence preferred; 1890; salary open
Write resume Of qualifications and
phone number to Box 330-M. Star
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman. ex-
per. in tinting; top salary and
commission. LILLIAN CRAMER
ll15 18th st. NV, CO. 5-4043,
BEAUTY OPERATOR and hair
stylist; top salary: good job fol
right person ia. 5-2619: ewes
and Sun. EN-. 3-9655. "a.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR: exper, on Elliott Fisher op-
Grafton desired but mot REQUIRED:
5-day wk; air-cond once; per-
cali Mr.. PIUMMER. Ma. s-si 90
BOOKKEEPER for MGR 5000: hrs
q to $40. pleasant working conds.,
good salary. La. 10000.
BOOKKEEPER to Operate book
keeping machine. Small once
Conn ave Dl. 7-l769.
BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT, age
1910; knowledge machine. book
working conds.: salary open. $40
N. Y. ave. NV. call MISS DU-
LIN. MA. S-92S0.
BOOKKEEPER, or assistant. for &C.
count PAYABLE; typing necessary,
and knowledge Of MGR 300 help
full, but will train: 5-day week:
very attractive salary. Apply
KOPY KAT. 713 H st. ne.
BOOKKEEPER-FLORIDA
Must know Gen Motors system
Apply by mall No phone calls BEL
TON PONTIAC co. Titusville Fla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

MEN WANTED
We are opening our new mobile
home repair shop and need several
men to service. repair and deliver
mobile homes: must have viz,
ginia drivers license and good
record: permanent job with many
eompany dement's. Apply service
manager Monday between / ano
AMERICAN TRAILER
CO., INC.
1901 Richmond Hwy. Alex. Va
YOUNG MAN for stock room and
shop work, must he mechanically
interested and capable Of HANDING
tools: steady employment, 5-day
! wk., group insurance, hospitaliza-
tion and paid vacation. training
in shop work and stock mainte-
nance will be given. Age y TO ~.
Call Mr.. ECKELL; Mon; ee;w uad
and II am. only, Pc. T-lO0O
YOUNG MAN, white. single, and Of
good habits to learn the restau-
rant business In . high class
establishment. Excel. opportunity
initiative who Is not afraid Of
long hrs. and responsibility. Alex.
resident preferred. Apply in per-
son. 555 s. Wash. st., Alex. We.
YOUNG MAN DESTROYS learning mo-
manaRer. Must be personable and
willing to work, Apply MANAGER
PENN THEATER. bet. rs pm.
YOUNG MAN. NEAT APPEAR
k sESk r FMS Asss sss y ST. rl NV IVpNA
SELL q. 8. STEEL homes
Franchised dealer with furnished
model steelaire home needs 2 ex-
MONTGOMERY County: knowledge Of
area essential: acquaintance. with
construction, financing and APP
praising desirable: liberal advertis.-
ing program. prospects furnished
Qualified statesmen should earn
from $4,000 to $4,000. Furnish
experience and qualifications In
writing to HEWITT CONSTRuC-
TION CO.. co FRANK L. HEW-
1T co.. S4s7 Fenton st. silver
YOUR LEADING DODGE DEALER
wants 2 new-car statesmen; salary
and commission; demonstration
furnished. Stop in bet. 10 am.
calls call RRLEx 'ei popoE 70 coRP
Shirlington Business Center, Ar
lington, Va.
OPENING FOR APPRENTICES in
the printing trade. Write, stating
full particulars, age, married, II
children, their ages. Box 316-H,
Star.
COLORED PLAsTERER TO work
week ends and overtime; all work
to receive credit on down payment
on beautifully remodeled 3-bedrm.
downtown house. Subject only to
one new FLA trust. Payable sos
monthly. Call RIM. sos. SIS 18th
st. NV. for details between Q and
&
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FLOORS CLEANED

FLOORS CLEANED
s MsTsa sRd cD DHlis oi s-isas T0r'
FURNITURE repaired and -efin
WHITE. 10 i-s1si
INSTALLATION WORK Of an,
kind. 10 years In hydraulic lifi
and garage equip. business. Hsvl
2 ;rucks and tools. First-ciasi
must be steady work for : 81
more men. Call Sat, or Sun
GEORGE W. CHICK. HE. 4-s40s
PAINTING; rooms. s16-S20: refs
p Dl1s 49, aG O sl5o ssrk sP gay ss sftsI
PAINTING. int. ext. carpentry
gutter; spout. roof Do own work
6y white. Call any time. 10
PAINTTNG-PAPERNG: satisfied
customers since 1925 Call Mr.
LAWRENCE. Ii $500
PAINTING, paperine, plastering
guar. workmanship. Free esti.
mates. HE. Abs or HE. 4-40S4
PAINTING, experienced: Interior
reasonable. AID. 4-1436. 8 am
to 10 pm
PAINTING, PAPERNG; first-clas.
workmanship: work done i'm.
mediately. Mr.. POAT, RIA
3-5o43. 26f
PAINTING, interior and exterior
piastering and paper hanging at
'ow prices. Experienced work
lone: satisfaction guaranteed
CAL for free estimate. LA. 9-1936.
PAPERING. So rm. up; 81 sun.
fast washable paper JU e-lfilf
RA. 6-2S84. VIII 2-945S.
PLUMBING HEATING. low prices;
free. est: Permaglas h-wh. Md
work only Mr. LEE HA. 7-7i23
PLUMBERS, experienced in new
work: must have own transp.
nondrinkers. For interview, call
REMODELING from basement 10
root. Porches, attics. dormers. etc
Ref rms our speciality. Free
courteous estimates. EN-. 3-6533
or SP. 3-S031.
ROOFING, new work repairs, gut
tiers, spout. carpentry, paint. A. D
THOMAS, SIP 3-506S, WA. 7-1744
ROOFING. new, leaks and repairs
CARPENTRY. paint and plastering
RE 1921. LU 1881
TRASH REMOVED
Yds. osmts cleaned Free ests
WALKER TRASH CO. FE S-2SOs
UPHOLSTERING-Save money. cal
LUCERNE UPHOLSTERY, 242s
18th st. n W, NO. 7-0445.
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING in youl
home: chairs rewebbed: springs
retied; free estimates. MORRIS
II. 1880. Call to 10 pm. 25'
MACS Tv LAB. all makes re.
paired; Sc. washington Sc. Mary.
land. 10. 1881, 2703 Nichols
ave.
EXPERT STONE. BRICK, BLOCK
AND CEMENT WORK-We do oul
own work. Patios, porches. water.
PROBING. flower boxes, etc. All
work guaranteed. Over 30 yrs,
sxper; For prompt service. cal
DIT E.020d
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COOK

Round-fry: top restaurant exper
benefits; references required. Phone
Mr.. cohen. Elk. 3-3411.. between
$50 and II 80 am; and 4 to 9
RANT. 1882 Conn. ave. NV.
COUNTER MAN. fully exper.. refs
all day work; good pay. HAVRANe
RESTAURANT, 1915 9th st. NV.
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TYPIST-CLERK

Permanent position with al
vancement in small sales once Il
rapid accurate typist who is gooe
with figures and extensions as vel
as general once procedure. Com
pany-paid insurance. hospitaliza'
ton and medical program, air-con'
ditioned ONCE. central downtown
location. close to Md. Va. and d
c. public Transportation. Salar!
open, based on qualifications: 5-da,
week. Box 4S9-H. Star.
LADY (WHITEl to act as com
panion housekeeper for elderl!
woman; good working conditions
live in. apt. in d. C. ia. 7-19S7
LADIES WANTED for night worl
In bake shop; refs. REQ. Call LO
5-9SSS.
LADTES-Christmas bells are ring
inc at AVON Earn 5000 fol
Xmas in spare hours. DI. 7-0221
MOTHERS twhite). Average 81 81
per hr.. while children are in
school, pleasant work. DI. 7-5253
PART TIME CLERKS for cosmetic
tobacco and sundry departments
evenings, Saturday and Sunday
no experience necessary STAND
ARD DRUG CO.. 1922 18th st
NV. 11O1 H st. ne, 1929 Min
nesota ave NV.
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BOOKKEEPER

ASSISTANT
EXPERIENCED DOUBLE ENTRY
Seeking permanent position with
opportunity for. advancement: 5-day
conditioned once. beautiful once;
weeks yearly vacation. salary based
on experience and ability
SHAPIRO, INC. REALTORS
1413 K ST. NV. NE. s-l717
CLERK, white only. to handle
switchboard and clerical duties:
tipping required; must be high
i i.5Sss, NJ r.p sutton. ior Apt. -
CLERK-sTENO. for downtown cPA
ONCE Write full particulars, In
Guiding salary, Box 42-H. Star
CLERK for general once
work: pleasant working surround.
ings. 5-day wk. Apply credit mgr
SHOREHAM HOTEL. $500 Cal
vert st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST-Trade association
has an opening for an alert per-
son interested in figures and de-
tail work: 0-6, 5-day week; SAL
airy. $4,000. HUI. $4,000.
CLERK-TYPIsT, white, exper
pleasant working conds.; 5-day
wk. Apply MIDDLE ATLANTIC
CONFERENCE. 2l11 Z st. NV
ME S-5020
DECORATOR sALEsWOMEN--
HONEYcUTT FABRICS. INC.
urges that any decorators who
have had experience in selling and
in decorating with upholstery. fur
niture and fabrics. etc, and who
are interested In becoming. q part
OF q progressive organization de-
voted to catering TO people OF par.
ticular taste, contact HONEYCUT1
FABRICS, INC; Work In District
Maryland or virginia. For infor-
s.4ss5 and DE, s-ss7i.
DIETITIAN CHIEF, ADA. 325 bed
new geneIal hospital; also thera'
ROANOKE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Roanoke Va.
DRUG CLERK. white, experienced
over 90; for evening and weel
ends; good pay. Mt. Rainier area
WA. 7-0OS3.
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT for sci.
entific journal. Prefer college
graduate with experience In mark.
ing copy, proof-reading and seeina
publication through press Excel.
lent working conditions. Give de-
tails OF uast experience, salary re.
uuirements and training In hrsl
letter. Box GOA, Star.
FILE CLERK who has sufhcienl
educational BACKGROUND to plar
reference and correspondence NJ
ing system for once and library
Good salary and WORKING condi-
tons. state experience in full m
n. star
FOUNTAIN HELP. experienced,
over q yrs; Of age: fun Of part
Iandnver Hills Nd. uN. 4-R3aR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
BY Harry Mace
REPAIRS Z SERVICES

CARPENTRY. first class, Desire.
evening or weekend work. No joE
too small or large. r. I. VENEER
ABLE. JU. 7-7312.
CARPENTRY REPAIRS, compl. re-
mod cabinetwork. Cash or terms
Cal q. A COOK. uN. 4-4O74.
CELLARS DUG under your present
70 irst 50 answering this i'd. Act Act
fast for the biggest home improve
ment bargain Of the decade.
EDGAR KEEPER CO., Since 1921
RA. 6-429S ~. a-6Sa1
27s
DRY WALL, sheet rocking tapina
and finishing Free estimates
He. 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

DISFW aSHER. portable GE, like
new. $50 or best offer: WASHING
machine, Kenmore. wringer tyne,
$50: GE vacuum. S12: RCA 5000
radio combination, now $50: cleo.
fans 60 In GS IA k-2h66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

HOUSEHOLD GOODs-odd pieces.
chairs. tables. radio. dishes porch
glider, Must sell. ia. a-30e2. e4s
IRQNER, 1RONRITE; rent or buy,
| $3.50 per week. DOWD,s. AIS
Conn. ave. EN-. 2-7300.
JUKE BOX. Wurlitzer; good eond.:
ideal for rec. room: $50. Gail SO.
KITCHEN SET. s3O-Tabie and 4
chairs, red leather. seats and
backs. OIL. 2-45l9. sat. aft. 8 pm.
MAs'HINERY. tools. electronic
equipment. motors. A&B belt. steel
| pulleys 1-2-3-4- grooves. ABB,
328 Cedar st. NV, open 10 60 5
pm, Nov. % to Nov. IS. RA.
3-4O20.
Recommendations, N. 90. SHIT.
metal punch. SOS; drill pres. $50;
12-in metal shaper, $500; Rogers
| ford kick press, $50; Gin. Delta
JOINER. 500; air hydro. impact
press, &c, 60 ton thalf price,,
sSsse. W sfin1sf s stSS S nst sSs
7x1S, with motor. $50; x. o. Lee
sseiet press. SIS; Omitted shoe eve
let press, with motor. SIS; tripods
surveyor, European type. $40.
IA. 1-234l.
-yEAT CASE. Q foot. I-h.p. motor:
s:ales and cash register; $3.50.
Elk. 3-9174.
MOVIE PROTECTOR (s-mm. Key
stonel and Bell a. Howell movie
camera: good as new; both for
SIS. RA. 6-1s24.
OFFICE TURN. 3.O00-sa IT. Of
once turn and equip on display
OH ~ R suaoSs ESQ nearly new;
ORGAN-Ei ectronic. two 4-octaye
manuals. 1S-note pedal. twin
speakers, like new Rare value:
s9s5s KIT Kits, 1890 q st, NV
P ARE =, CUTIE TIER, 1917 chailsnss
PIANO-Story and CLARK. As in.
apt. upright, rebuilt and fefin-
ished in blk. Tuned. With bench.
Excel eond. $3.50. 10. 1914.
PIANO steinway. spinet. vertical.
and bench; mahogany Hepple-
white: beautiful condition; 1888.
PIANO, Weber Parlor Grand, excel.
case and cond. New keys, S2Sb.
Erss as ais sra SnG &. s n.R. RE
PIANO, recent model Chickering
baby grand, mahos. case. $500.
PIANO, Mason 4 Hamlin new
grand. must sell. take over ac-
count. VIII. 6-4a32.
PIANO, spinet. like new; also me-
dium-sized upright; reconditioned
PIANO. gpinet: excellent conditiYn;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

ELECTRICAL WIRING. prompt at.
tentior to large and small jobs
free estimates Call RA. $4,000
Ewes and Sun ON. 4-1566
FLOORS SANDED and finished: old
floors made new; linoleum and
asphalt tile installed. WA. 7-il20;
ewes. HA. 2-3S63.
FLOORS sanded. finished new, 2,
IT,; old. loo up. Painting. int. ext
Guar. c. L. HINsoN, LU. 4-0675
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PIANO, upright; in excellent ecnd.,
delivery and tuning 7is srd q.
NV. RE. 7-4434.
PIANOs--Buy now and save. Pre-
samples and new. large selection.
Spinets and consoles. Everything
reduced to make real bargains
Knabe. Fisher, Everett Wurlitser,
Estey, and many others, A.. small
deposit will hold for Christmas
delivery. KITS AsE1. STORE.
Open until . pm. Park at door.
PIANO, upright, bench. $50 or best
chairs. Slo. HE. 4-i49s.
PIANOS : Brand-new wuriitser
pianos; rare value. $3S5 Save
by selecting your piano now.
Use our Xmas lay-away plan.
KITS. 1880 q st. NV. RE.
PIANOS-Reai SAVINGS on returned
from rental spinet pianos, prac-
tically new Also 81 floor models
greatly reduced. Save by selecting
your piano now; use our Xmas
lay-away plan. KITS 1880 @
st. NV. RE. 1922
PIANOS, Steinway. Knabe and
other fine pianos IN supreb con-
dition: greatly reduced, Lay-away
% for Xmas For better musical
values. KITS. 1890 g st. NV.
RE --6212.
PIANOS Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned Hprights. smaHtly styled,
in a new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rooms pianos:
fully guaranteed. and fine values
for beginning students. SIPS up.
including local delivery CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS O ct NV,
III 7-246A
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OIL BURNER
MECHANIC

Young mechanic with 3 or 4
years experience servicing domestic
oil burners. 4O-hour week. Time
and-one-half overtime. Automatic
pay increases. sick leave, paid va
cation. Uniforms furnished. Many
which 4 LIBERAL siiowance is made
Amply Mr.. Appold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

FURN.-Liv. rm suite, 3-pc. with
new mattresses. dresser. chest;
bookcase and many GOOD books
Leaving city. Call daytime. RE.
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FuRN.-Some unclaimed: Duncan
suite, SIS; l chifferobe. So;
kitchen table. So: chest of draw
ers, SIS; reupholstered 2-piece
suite. $50. LUCERNE UPHOL-
STERY, 1923 18th st. NV. NO
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FURN -Bedrm. set. double bed
spring and mattress. dresser with
mirror. nieht table, $50. Desk, IS
Hunter twin 12-in. easement fan
cost $40. sell $25. JU. 9-0533.
FURN.-Entire contents Of 2-bedrm.
apt. incl. nearly new 5-pc. walnut
bedrm. set with bookcase bed, 5-pc
mahog. dinette set. lamps, etc; ali
in good cond IA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

FURN.: reas.-Liv. nm. bedru., ode
beds. chest of drawers. tables
Call bet. . am. and / pm, JU
9-13S1.
FURN.-Dining room. lined oak
table. buffet. server. china closet
contour rocker, swan arms: rus
SOB; sofa, chair. 61S Wayne ave.
Silver SprinR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

FURN.-10-pc. fully upholstered.
carved oak dining rm. suite. Very
reas. Pvt. home. EN-. 3-0S33. Well
taken care Of.
FURN. = Zenith chairside radio.
phono comb and double blond oat
dresser with mirror. Good condi.
ton. Reas. Call ia. s-s737.
FuRN.. full dining room suite
sheraton mahog. bedroom set
mahoe.' end tables etc. 1924
Aspen ST. NV,
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ENGINEER
FIREFIGHTERS
PoRMICA MECHANIC, must be ex
perienced. Call Mr.. CLAY FOL

IBM OPERATOR : experienced in
operating and virine the fol-
lowing machines. type 402-hl9-
O17 Fast-growing installation.
Company benefits; Hospitali1a-
ton, credit union. vacation. paid
holidays. See Mr. Hall. Do not
call. HIGHS DAIRY PRODUCTS.
i3@R Hall st. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
NEW AND USED
CAMERAS. INC

CAMERAS, INC.
s565 Ga. Ave. sill. Spy. JU. a-1911
CASH REGISTER. National: Q to.
printer itemizer:: 81 500 new, viii
sacrifice. STANLEY HAYMAN 4
co. 201a 14th st NV.
CASH REGISTERS, 2 National,
single and double drawers; sacri-
fiee, sl35 for both Du. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Ice CoPodes Starts Stand
Of IA Days Here Tonight

The Ice Capades. the colorful
panorama that has thrilled and
delighted millions since its be-
ginning. presents its 17th annual
edition starting at $3.50 O'Clock
tonight at Uline Arena.
The show will run through
February Is. with matinees at
2:30 pm. Saturdays and 80 and
$50 pm. Sundays. Tonight's
opener will have q special appeal
in that the proceeds will 20 to
the Catholic Youth Organization
for its Camp Fund.
in the big spotlight this year
is Rosemary Henderson, a pert
blond from Canada who has
taken over the featured feminine
billing from Donna Atwood. The
red-haired Miss Atwood, for
years the Nc. girl, retired after
last season to devote full time
to her family. She is married to
John H. Harris, the shows pro-
ducer.
Bobby Specht, poised, hand
some veteran Of tie show, re-
mains as top male lead, but
among the Mt wcomers are Jimmy
Grocan. 24-year-old former skat-
ing partner Of Barbara Ann Scott
in the Hollywood Ice Revue, and
two members of the 1856 Olym-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
HELD 10 WORLD SWIM MARKS
Prime Minister Louds
Marshall, Dead at 26

Irewrote the record book for free
style races from 200 meters to
one mile. During 1850 alone he
turned in a dozen world record
performances. some of which
were not recognized because
they were achieved in short
pools.
He continued his record
smashing through 1851 and 1852
but failed again to win a gold
medal in the 1852 Olympics in
Helsinki. He made a comeback
last year as a butterfly SWIM
mer after a four-year retire
ment. placing fifth in the 200
meter butterfly in the recent
Melbourne games.
Marshall was an all-around
athlete. Besides swimming, he
competed in football, cricket and
tennis in Australia and once
ran as a miller on his high school
track squad.
At New Haven, a saddened
Kiphuth said:
"All Yale and the whole United
States swimming world mourns
the tragic death. He was a fine
young man, a great athlete and
a true sportsman"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

for lis. His 443 tied Andy
'Chisarick of Langley for fourth
high, preceded by Chuck Kra-
lner's recent SOB, Bon dynek S
ass and Wink Alexander's 444.
There we're three shutouts-
Budweiser over Scilaefer Beer in
IA battle OF teams with the same
sponsor; Chatterbar over Cen
trial Insurance, and Wheaton
Paint over McDonald's Raw Bar,
Other winners were Langley
Curles. Cherner Motor Co., Jen-
kins Sheet Metal and Fulford's
Radio.
Jim Goodwin of Rockville
boosted his leading average
Slightly to l24-4l, trailed by Bill
Wrestling, Giant Liquor. 1912:
Jack Moulton, Budweiser, 1872
"A; Frank Krenlich, Fulford, 1922
is and Bob Lockhart, Harrison
Roofers. the defending champ
ion, 1928.
Standings: Coca Cola, 44-19:
Rockville, 1925; Curles, 1928;
Fulford. 1928; Wheaton, 35 %;
Central Insurance, 1929; Lang
ley, 1880; Cherner, 1890; Har-
rison. 1890; Charles County, 80
81; Jenkins, 1898; Budweiser
I29-34; Chatterbar, 1884; Nc
IDonald's, 1894; Schaefer, 26-37;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

In spite of the large number
Of f1rst-class duckpinners in the
District Mems Minor League
minor in designation only,
there are times when a 400 series
shines like a beacon.
1t 'as far different last night.
Charley Page of Langley Sport
Center erupted with a 443. Le-
roy Burdette of Chatterbar shot
l64-437. Clarence Appler of
Budweiser Beer. the leagues
president, chimeL in with 1855
432; George Clark Of Curles
Movers rolled l51-423 and his
teammate, Gerry Stair. 151-4l5;
Dan Triplett of Rockville Bowl
ing Center had 157-414 and
Ray Peppler Of Cherner Motors,
I147-401.
| Dick Dunaj, captain Of the
leading Coca Coias, barely
missed at 155-39l as his team
boosted its edge to six games by
shading Harrison Roofers while
the runnerup Rockvilles were
dropping two to Curles. Frank
D'1mperiom of Charles County
Amusement rolled 1894.
! Page was going for a real
whopper after shooting 165 and
1913 in the first two games, only
ito struggle through the third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Lions Warned
Jobs at Stake
EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE

The Lions are in for a general
house cleaning. according tc
General Manager Paul Rothgeb
who says every player on the
squad will be skating for his jot
against the Ramblers tomorrow
night in Philadelphia.
The Lions, now in sole posses.
sion of last place in the East.
ern Hockey League standings
dropped their sixth in a row las
night. Us, to the Jets in Johns.
town.
I No help is in sight, but Rothget
insists he hasn't given up ant
promises player-trades all ovel
the place if that is the answer
Dan Morgan scored three time,
for the Lions last night, but the
Jets produced a pair of two-goa
players in Bill Binnie and Chucl
Stuart. who led them to theil
fifth win in the last six starts.
, Clinton, now a half-game il
front of the Lions, will entertain
the Washington club Saturday
night.