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CHALLENGING
SALES
OPPORTUNITY

If Won would like to be aSso-
ciated with / OF Americas
fastest growing, most pro-
gressive pharmaceutical COM
panies, II you value the Sc
curity Of disqualification and
group insurance, a fully-paid
pension plan and etc.-here
is the sales opportunity lin
tied only by your enthusi-
asm and ambition.
The man selected will start
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plus a generous commission
plan, with travelling ex-
penses paid. He will drive
a new automobile supplied
by our company. He will
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dition. will be eligible for a
formal 3-wks. course dur
ing the LIST year Of employ
ment. The selling contacts
will be with physicians. hos
pitfalls and druggists in
Wash. area. Naturally, an
academic BACKGROUND in
Pharmacy or Science or
previous work experience as
sociated with these groups,
will he an asset, but is not
considered essential. Reply
to Box 42a-M, Star, supply
ing complete details Of your
education. eXper., and per-
sonal BACKGROUND, enclosing
a recent snapshot II possible.
If requested, YOUR reply will
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FOR INTERVIEW TIME
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Married woman preferred. TO work
=, sne cur ns INSURANCE o Ssp No sxp peri
typist. excellent working cond.-
tons; 500 to S240 per mo. Call
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ability essential. once skills
must include: tipping, shorthand
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COMPARE

This same opportunity is now
available to two additional men
Of GOOD character who have a
sincere desire TO better their
standard Of living, through
greater earnings. Apply 10 am.
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37O7 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
II you are presently employed,
phone JU. b-73S1, after 6 pm.
and an Interview will be arranged
at time that Is mutually
convenient.
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PERT TIME

IA and over (whiteO. SCI per VII
looking. .ook no mo.s, but apply
Room 400, ia 9th St. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

White. part time, q hours
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WANTED
8 MEN

Between 21-35 yrs. Of aEe to assist
advertising dept, with new product.
Car needed for local travel Must
be able to get along on 500 q
week the LIST month. Call Mr..
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK.TYPIsT .

CLERK.TYPIsT - Scientific publl'
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be accurate with figures. 5-day
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seneral insurance aeeney: modern
alr-eond. once. CO, $4,000.
CLERK TYPIsT, general once
work, assistant 70 warehouse man.
ager SIMMONS co. 4th and
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PINKSTON
PERSONNEL

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CAREER SALES

salary as high as $500
plus bonus for executive-type sales
man to represent large Midwest
ern corporation in MANAGEMENT
trainee program. No travelling.
Must be established resident, age
25 to 35. ambitious, capable OF
assuming responsibility In re-
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confidential Box l67-M, Star.
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ALTERATION LADY, better Wom-
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evenings. CLAIRE DRATCH. 7215
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Nd,
OIL, 4-2460.
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HELP WOMEN

COOK, exper,, white: help with z
children, live in, 1 day and every
other Sun. on; ref. req $50 per
Week. Apply Box 15s-k, star.
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COLORED MAN, single, 2i-40. for
doors: must be conscientious,
sober, honest, high school gradu-
ate; to live In, Write NJ. L.
MCDOWELL, Box 235, La Plata.
Nd, or call West 4-s4se, for
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U. S. Restrained
On Chase Liens

Washington Gambler Joseph
Chase yesterday was granted q
temporary order restraining the
Bureau Of Internal Revenue
from selling property here to
satisfy tax liens filed against
Chase.
Federal Judge Edward M.
Curran ordered q halt to the
sale Of the property until May
Is. at which time the Judge viii
hear Q motion for . preliminary
injunction In the same matter.
The Government has filed tax
liens Of $4,000 and $4,000.
charging Chase failed to pay
taxes on income from wagers
he accepted.
Chase has denied that he was
in the gambling business during
the time the taxes ailegedly
should have been paid. A SINH
lar case is pending before q
Federal district court in Alex
andria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-08
3 Contempt
Pleas Delayed

The United States Court Of
Appeals here yesterday deferred
hearings on nine contempt Of
Congress convictions pending
review Of q similar case by the
Supreme Court.
Those whose hearings were
delayed include Arthur Miller.
husband Of Mariiyn Monroe.
who was convicted last May for
refusing to answer questions
about possible attendance ut
Communist Party meetings put
to him by q House Un-American
Activities Subcommittee.
Also delayed were hearings
on Robert Shelton, . former
copy reader for the New York
Times, and John T. Gojack.
general vice president Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-08

United Electrical Radio and
Machine Workers Union. who
refused 10 answer questions
concerning alleged Communist
Party connections.
The Supreme Court case IN
wolves Lloyd Barcnblatt. a for
mer University Of Michigan
and Vassar College instructor
convicted Of contempt Of Con-
gress for refusing TO answer
questions about Communist
Party connections asked by the
House Committee on I'M
American Activities In 1854.
The Appellate Court In jan
uary upheld his conviction. re-
afhrming the validity Of the
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r.
plicAtion for . license was de-
MED In less by Superintendent
OF Licenses Thomas A. Helan.
His action was based on q
police recommendation.
Since then. the matter has
been-and still is--awaiting an
appeals board ruling. In the
meantime Mr.. Murray con-
tinued 10 operate the dance
hall.
Mr.. Murray said after Judge
Kelly's decision that he win
probably rent out the BALI
room a. o store. The Casino
was last open some time In
March. he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-08

was found guilty Of operating
without q license.
Municipal Court Judge Cath
crime B. Kelly suspended SEN
tence on Freeman Murray. Of
l22 Ingraham street NV. and
took his personal bond not 10
repeat the offense.
The Districts Board OF Ap-
peals and Review has had the
Casino license question under
review since February Il. 1855.
without n decision. both police
and the Corporation counsel's
once have been reluctant 70
prosecute Mr.. Murray. despite
numerous disturbances at the
dance hall.
The bathrooms original APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-08

resolution that brought the
House Committee into being.
other cases delayed for hear
ing by the Appellate Court In
volve Norton A. Russell, an
Ohio engineer: Mary Knowles,
"a Pennsylvania librarian: VIII
liam A. Price. q former reporter
for the New York Daily News:
Herman Liveright. q former
New Orleans television execu-
tive: Goldle Watson. former
Philadelphia teacher. and Ber-
nard Deutch. former University
OF Pennsylvania physicist.
All refused 10 answer ques-
tions before congressional COM
mittees regarding possible Com
munist connections.
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Court Shuts Dance Hall
After 3 IIIegoI Years
By ANDREW BINGHAM
star stan writer

street dance hall which has been allowed 10 operate
Illegally for three years because Of perpetually pending
appeals decision license application finally closed
yesterday BY court action.
The president Of the Casino Ballroom Ine located right
next TO the 18th Precinct police station at 920 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-08

Ion Alpha. national political
fraternity. at T;3o pm. tomor-
row In the Occidental Restau-
rant.
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Roosevelt to Speak

Representative Roosevelt,
Democrat Of California. will
speak at Q meeting OF RI EpaI-
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
More Thon $4,000 Due
To See Pro Bowl Game

Rechichar Of place kicking
fame. Alan Ameche-these are
the key offensive men for the
West.
Jim Brown, Ollie Matson,
Ray Renfro. Johnny Carson.
Jack McClairen, Jim Podoley.
Lou Groza. Bill Barnes-these
are standouts on offense for
the East.
For an all-star game. this Is
serious business for the players
and their coaches. Buddy Park
er OF Pittsburgh for the East,
and George Wilson OF the
champion Detroit Lions for the
West.
Last year, when the West
won. 1910. Rechichar OF Bal
timore contributed four field
goals. the longest 81 yards. the
shortest IL. and was named the
player Of the game" and win
ner Of the George Halas
Trophy.
Perhaps the easiest defensive
linemen to watch will be the
East's ends, Andy Robustelli
1927 and Gene Brito 1897 and
Linebackefs Chuck Bednarik
$3.50 and Walt Michaels tb0)
For the, West, II would be
Ends 0inO Marchetti 1897 and
Doug Atkins (52) and Line
hackers Joe Schmidt 20 And
Les Richter (5D. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Eight Of the Nations 10 top
ranked college basketball teams
swing into action tonight, with
only Kansas. No. 2 on the list,
and sixth-ranking San Fran
cisco being idle.
West Virginia's No. l team is
a heavy favorite to make
George Washington its 18th
straight Southern Conference
victim. But North Cardinals
third-place spot appears to be
In danger against Maryland.
In other games Kansas State.
No. 4. opposes Nebraska: Mis-
sissippi State. No. 5. tackles
Georgia Tech; Cincinnati's sew
enth-ranked team faces North
Texas: Oklahoma State. No. 8.
plays Tulsa; ninth-ranked
Kentucky goes against Louisi-
ana State. and Bradley. No. 10.
engages Houston.
San Francisco's Dons took a
firmer grip on its rank by wal
Looping College of the Pacific.
Sl-59. But with the above line
up some changes seem almost
certain over the week end.
In the Ivy League. Dartmouth
and Brown continued as CO.
leaders with 30 records by
pulling out close victories last
night. Dartmouth downed Cor
nell. $500. as Charlie Kaufman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
SIS, 900 Is Awarded
ToCIem Mccarthy
For Auto Injuries

NEW YORK. Jan. IL Up
A Supreme Court jury has
awarded Ss5. 900 to Glen Nc
earthly. former horse racing
announcer. who says he is per-
manently crippled as the result
OF an automobile accident.
The 75-year- old Mccarthy
said he was a passenger in an
auto driven by Edward J. C.
Owen. advertising executive.
last May 4 when the car
crashed into a light pole on the
Mai. Deegan highway in the
Bronx. Mccarthy suffered a
broken hip but owen was not
badly hurt.
Mccarthy sued for $250.000
damages. asserting Owen fell
asleep Mt the wheel. The vet
eran announcer came TO court
in a wheel chair during the
week-long trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
.Sievers Postpones
.SuIury Discussion

Roy Sievers failed TO show up
as anticipated at orifith sta
dium yesterday for q salary
talk with President Calvin Grit
nth Of the Senators. but may
get together with his boss to-
day or at the Touchdown Club
dinner tonight at the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
Sievers. hare TO receive the
Clark Grifiith Memorial trophy
for outstanding contributions
to baseball" passed up a tenta-
tive date with 0rifith yester-
day TO play golf with Jimmy
Robertson. Orifhth Stadium
concessionalre and Calls
brother.
sievers, has been offered $780,
900 and wants $4,000. a 100
per cent increase over last yeat's
salary. N
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Round Table, Seoneen
Meeting at Sonto Anito

Today's race probably will be
the final tune-up for Round
Table and the fields other ell
gibles for the $100. OOO- added
Santa Anita Maturity January
Is. an event limited to 4-year-
olds. All the San Fernando en-
tries except Mystic Eye and
Ekaba are eligible for the Ma
turity.
Mrs. Z. d. Jacobs Promised
Land, also a prominent Ma
turity eligible. was entered in
today's secondary feature. II
is the $4,000 FL Peco Ranch
Handicap at a mile and one
eighth over the grass course.
Pormised Land won the Pimlico
Special and three late New
York stakes.
Also entered in the Ell Peco
were Eddie Schmidt. Blue Volt,
Festin and five others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
By BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer

The Touchdown Clubs 23d
salute 10 the stars of football.
locally and nationally, will be
led by Vice President Nixon
and numerous other dignitaries
tonight at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel in a S20-a-plate dinner
at 7:30 o'clock.
There will be only one de-
Walton fiom the concentrated
chatter about football. That
will be when Outielder Roy
Sievers Of the Senators steps
front and renter to receive the
Clark Griffith Memorial trophy
from Associate Justice Tom
Clark of TIP Supreme Court. =
Sievers WILL be the third re-
cipient of the trophy. given an
nually for outstanding con-
tributions 10 baseball" Ted
Williams, Rid Sox slugger, and
Pitcher Sal Maglie. a standout
in the DODGERS 1856 pennant
drive. previously we've voted the
trophy. Sievers led the Ameri-
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.MoeKoy Defeated
.InAussie 7 Quincy

PERTH. Australia, Jan. IL
(R.-It took Nal Anderson.
Australia Davis Cup star, only
three sets to eminate Barry
MacKay in the West Australian
tennis championships yester-
day at Kings Park court. rs.
81. sc.
II was the FIRST meeting of
the two since last months
Davis Cup match in which An
derson defeated the Dayton,
Ohio. star. in Ave sets at Mel
bourne.
In another seminal match
yesterday, Neale Fraser
downed Ron Holmberg Of
Brooklyn. another member Of
the American Davis Cup squad,
In four sets, 6--3. Us. l--6,
6-3. 10 set up today's BALI
Aussie final.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Los ANGELES. Jan. IL up.
Prestige and division pride
go hand in hand tomorrow
when Quarterbacks Eddie Le-
Baron Of the East and Y. A.
Title OF the West lead their
teams into action In the annual
Pro Bowl football game.
The eighth annual post-sea-
son game. with its hand-picked
stars from the two divisions Of
the National Football League.
goes on at 4 pm, Eastern
standard time. II will be ma
tionally televised via NBC. with
Southern California screened
out. CThe game will be seen
In Washington on wRC. Chan
mel ~
More than $4,000. all-time
high for the series. are expected
In Memorial Coliseum II good
weather--which Ia predicted
prevails.
Title. Forty Miners veteran,
and his alternate quarterback.
Johnny Unitas OF the Balti-
more Colts, and LeBaron OF the
Washington Redskins and his
replacement. Earl Morrall Of
the Pittsburgh Steelers. are but
four Of the great pro players
TO be seen.
Hugh McElhenny. Tommy
Wilson, Rick Casares. Jon Ar
nett, a pair Of Billys named
Howton and Wilson, Bert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
POOL NAY GET JOB
Eagles Fire Devore;
Successor Not Named

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IL up.
Huge Devore was ousted to-
DAY as head coach Of the
Philadelphia Eagles and Hamp-
ton Pool. coach of the Toronto
Asgonauts, was reported TO be
the man most likely to sue
csed him.
Frank McNamee. president OF
the Eagles. announced the
nub's decision to replace De-
gore. II was no surprise. since
fumors that the coach would
be fired had been heard since
early In the season. McNamee
said the Eagles would honor
Deyore's three-year contract.
which runs through 1859.
we have had pleasant as
sociations with Devore during
the two years ne coached the
McNamee said, He is
a man Of excellent qualities
md We have a high regard for
him. but We feel it is in the
best interest of the Eagles that
w made a change"
Devore, an end at Notre
Dame during his college career,
was signed under unusual Cir
While Vince Nc
Naly. general manager OF the
team. was in the South nego-
tiasing with Georgia's Wally
Butts. other club officials. with
thu assistance of Commissioner
Bet Bell of the National Foot
ball League. signed De ore.
, DIVORCES teams won seven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
AU Aiming to Conquer
Hoyo Hoodoo Tonight

American University. of to
one Of its best starts In bas-
ketball in several years, to-
night will attempt to accom-
plish something that has al
ways eluded 1t before-beat
Georgetown.
The Eagles (7-2) will be at
GEORGETOWN (5-2) at 8 o'clock
and II they beat the Hoyas 1t
will mark the first time in Is
games. in good seasons and
bad.
The seventh victory for AU
was an 87-73 decision last night
over Observation-Disclosures at
home.
American jumped of to an
ll-point lead early In the game
only to have the visitors tie
the score then forge ahead, 81
30. with $50 left in the first
half
Willie Jones. former ALL
Metropolitan selection froiN
Dubar High. then made SC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Gonzales Wins,
Ties Hoad,

MELBOURNE. Jan. IL LP.
-Pancho Gonzales tonight
squared his l00-match profess
sional tennis series with Lew
Hoad at four each by defeating
the Australian star before a
big crowd at Kooyong Stadium,
81. l4-l2. Sc. rs.
Hosd had trimmed Gonzales
the night before in an exhaust
ing match that lasted three
hours and As minutes, described
as the greatest match ever
played" at Kooyong Stadium.
the scores were +6. 81.
ll-9. 1916. Gonzales. irked
by an important decision
against him. was booed when
he angrily slammed one ball
into the stands. He belted
another out Of the park when
the match ended.
The strenuous series has
caused Promoter Jack Kramer
to remark that These guys
are lust killing themselves bat
ting long matches night after
night"
Kramer said Gonzales. Hoad.
Ken RoSewall. Frank Sedgman.
Tony nabert and Pancho
Segura will play in a 10000
pounds $22.40Q pro tourna-
ment at Kooyong. January IS
20, The winner will receive
SIS, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

ARCADIA. Calf. Jan. IL
R.-Round Table. the Nations
money-winning leader in 1857.
duels again with the Irish-bred
Seaneen today in a field of
seven 4-year-olds at Santa
Anita race track.
The heavily-favored Round
Table will be running his first
race Of 1858 in the SIS. 000-
added San Fernando Stakes at
a mile and one-sixteenth. The
Travis NJ. Kerr colt will carry
high weight Of 100 pounds. with
Jockey Willie Shoemaker rid
ing.
Neil s. McCarthy's Seaneen.
surprise victor in the San Car
los Handicap last Saturday,.
win have second high weight
Of l24 pounds. Jockey Willie
Harmatz will ride Seaneen
pronounced Shawneen).
Round Table and Seaneen
fought a spirited stretch battle
In their last meeting. the sew
en-furlong. $28.l00 Malibu Sc
quet Stakes here December. %
The Kerr ace had a head ad-
vantage at the wire. conceding
Is pounds to the Irish colt.
Other entered for today's
race we're Mystic Eye. Ekaba.
The Searcher, Roscoe Nancy
and California Kid. Mystic Eye
carries 100. the others ia.
Round Tables lifetime win
ming total Of $673.5e4 is ninth
In the all-time list.
Eighth on the list is the King
Ranch's Assault. 1916 triple
crown winner who retired with
earnings Of $675.470. Round
Table could finish as far back
as fourth today and still pass
Assaults mark.
The gross purse will be S27.-
$50, with $4,000 going to the
winner. II all seven start. Sec
ond money will be $1,000. third
$3.50 and fourth $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
LEADS DIGNITARY PARADE
1900 Due Tonight
For TDCIub Dinner

can League last season With
A. home runs and ia runs
batted in.
Otherwise. football will DOM
mate the scene and about
$500 enthusiasts will witness
a parade of scholastic, COL
legiate and professional stars
to the rostrum when Red Bar
Der. noted sportscaster. swings
into action as master of cere-
monies.
Further assuring the crowd
Of pleasurable evening will be
the presence of Joe Garagiola.
former major league catcher
and currently a sportscaster.
The affable Garagiola's brand
of humor has made him one of
the most eagerly sought speak
ers on the banquet circuit,
From college ranks will come
a pair of All-Americans. John
Grow. Texas A. g. Ms bruising
halfback. will receive tn e
Walter Camp Memorial trophy
as the Standout back in the
country. with House Speaker
See I'd DINNER, Page Ala