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Played on Warner Teams,

WALKER played on Warmers STAN
ford teams of 1924-25-26. play
ing in the backfield at first and later
at end. AS wingman he attained
all-Pacif1c Coast honors and was
mentioned for all-Amerca. He was
. teammate of Ernie Nevers, caught
the score-tying pass against Alabama
In the Rose Bowl one year and faced
Notre Danes famed Four Horsemen
and the Seven Mules.
Now in his eighth year at Ole Miss,
Walkers first coaching Job was at
Iowa in 1927. year after his gradu-
alton. He went back to Stanford as
IN assistant to Warner the next sea-
son and in 1929 became line coach at
Columbia.
This post lasted but a year also.
Walker was signed at Ole Miss as
athletic director and head coach in
1880, and his task at the time admit
tedly was not an enviable one Mis-
sissippi had been in the cellar in the
South so long the Rebel fans had Just
about begun to take this situation for
granted
Facing difficult task. Walker slow
" began to build up his teams and
his schedule until 1888, when the
Rebs were invited to play Catholic
University in the Orange Bowl. They
had placed third in the Southeastern
Conference that year, winning nine
contests on 4 hectic 12-game list.
And they dropped I one-point decision
to Catholic .. In the bowl affair.
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East and South have played three ties.
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Ole Miss Coach, Pupil Of Warner Foresake His Masters Stve
NERW Ed WALKER
IS MAN OF IDEAS
G. W. Will Face Single Wing
Attack When Rebs Come
to Town Friday.

TT TOOK considerable nerve, you
might say, for Ed Walker, Mis-
sissippi U. coach. to play Pop
L Warner team without using the
double-wingback system Of attack ex-
clusively
Warner. of course. is the originator
OF this system which carries his name
and Walker, one of his old pupils at
Stanford, is coach of the team which
plays George Washington for the Sec
ond successive year at Griffith Sta
dium Friday night.
But Walker simply decided this year
his material didn't warrant that type
OF attack and he mixed it with the
more conventional single wing. fea-
turing the latter. The climax of the
story might have been for the teacher
to trounce his pupil, thereby proving
that the latter was wrong and could
see the error Of his ways.
But that didn't happen at all when
Walkers team played Warmers, for
Ole Miss reared UP and fought the
favored Temple team, double wing and
all, to a scoreless tie in Philadelphia
last month. And, despite head shak-
ing and protesting by the great Pop.
Walker is more thoroughly convinced
than ever that he did the wise thing.
Evening star., 1937-11-03

n YEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Since ma
mi tional football recognition is
" based largely on intersectional
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powders. 1t is as different in texture as young
skin is different from old
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ILLUSTRATED BY l
R.E ScHA6Ez/7z "
Il PHILIP WIllE

look back on in your old age. What's
the cluck's name. anyway,
Charlie JONES'" said Margit, mis-
erably.
Mrs. BLY, was standing behind Mar
gifts back so that her expression was
unobserved. 1t was an extremely COM
plex expression. In it could be dis
covered astonishment, mirth, incre-
dulity and sort of fiendish delight
The expression lighted her rugged
features for some moments, and then
she forced it to disappear. She began
patting Margit's back once more
Charlie JONES'" she murmured. "A
bum who makes his living dra vlng
pictures on the sidewalks. G>od
looking, in a sort of dissipated, a nj
NAL way. 1t does rather fit Charlie
Mr.. Jones'"
Margit wheeled around. do YOU
know him?"
Slightly" Mrs. BLY, answered. "Just
slightly. He drew my portrait in a
cafe in Paris once. Made me look
like fish-faced old termagant, too
1 remember. Yes, yes-I understand
how you feel. It's a bit of a shock
to have Charlie Jones land in the
middle of your family"
Il can't see why his wife doesn't
stop him from behaving the way Re
does
"Evelyn-' Mrs. BLY, caught her.
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LOS

BIRD DOG. female. about months old.
Is inches high. black with brown markings
on chest and legs. Reward. Phone West
1853.
BROOCH ,cameo,. lost Friday. Reward.
Call Met. 1852. 5'
COLLIE DOG answers to "Lassie': yell
low and white. North 461s-M
DOG--SmaH black Toy Pomeranian, ain-
day. Wisconsin ave. and Chesa pea Ike st.
Call Clev: 1879. Reward
FEMALE DOG. small white. head half
black bad right tooth. name ''Bookie"
1901 5th NV North 64o0.
UMBRELLA tfolding) Sunday. in front OF
Calvary Baptist Church Reward Call
Met. 1883 between a-5.
WRIST WATCH. gold. Tiffany; initials on
back. m. J. t.: sapphire in stem: lost
between Carlton Hotel and Stoneleigh
Court SATURDAY. morning; reward if re-
turned TO Carlton Hotel. M ] Todd
WRIST WATCH, white gold. Elein black
silk cord. downtown vicinity. Saturday.
Reward. Decatur 1916.
WRIST WATCH 0ady's). white gold lost
in Garf1nckels or neiehborhood. Saturday
afternoon. Reward. Potomac 0011.
$50 REWARD offered to finder of pair of
silver fox scarfs: lost Sept. p, md floor
of Kanns Dept Store Return to
Nichols Co. Woodward Bldg
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Her false teeth sprang across the room
Mrs. BLY, stared at the place where
they had fallen. Awe crept into her
voice. That's more than 80 .eet
or I'm a dogs elbow!"
Margit put her head down on her
moderne desk and began to cry up-
restrainedly.
The telephone rang.
She answered 1t.
This is Keough," said Keough's
voice
Yes" said Margit. tensely.
We're just about to leave the park
ing yard. Miss Irene is sitting in the
front seat of the car. She is wearing
her pale blue hat and her blue cloak.
I fingered near an ash can pretend
ing to be looking for resellable bot
ties and overheard her say that this
was the first time that she had ever
been happy in her life"
choking a sob.
I'm telephoning from a booth in
the cigar store across from the parking
yard. I see that Mr. Jones is Just put
ting away that gong on his trailer
preparatory to locking the rear door.
My own car is ready for the journey.
I shall probably next report when we
stop at supper time"
Margit looked despairingly at Mrs.
BLY,. Mrs. BLY, was still gazing with
wonderment at her false teeth. 1t
was the best laugh she bad ever had
in her life.
Keough's voice said. They're ready
to start. Good-by. Miss Agnew."
Felice came into the room. Mar
git looked at her, blankly.
Mr.. Beaver has just asked me to
have lunch with him." said Fellce.
will it be all right?"
Now even the reliable Felice is
stepping out of character Can Margit
ever reassemble her shattered world ?
Catch up with Irene and Charlie on
their jaunt. in tomorrow's episode.
Ito be continued.)
Evening star., 1937-10-04
THE STORY THUS FAR.

Life in the AgneD home on
Long Island has hitherto been
under the firm guidance OF lovely
Margit, cool, aloot and unemo-
tional. But her impulsiue sister.
Irene. falls in lore NTH Charlie
Jones. q Side,Calk artist Worse,
Charlie is married and lipes in a
trailer. That he affects her per-
sordlly Mnroit refuses to admit.
But Wlen Waldo nobly renounces
irene, Margit pays a risit TO
Charles trailer. There she per-
Suddes Waldo to elope sith Irene
Immediately. Charlie comes in
and informs Waldo and Mnrgt
that he and Irene are taking a
trip to the Adrirondacks.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
CHAPTER XIII.

Adaptation and Arraneement-Copvri hit
by Meiro-Goldvyn Mayer Corp. 1887.
Margit sat in her Office. She was
trying to pull herself together
Keough stood in front of her. At his
side were two suit cases. He was
totally unrecognizable due to the
fact that he wore tinted spectacles, a
gray mustache and full gray beard.
Marglt eyed him. You mustn't let
them out of your sight for a minute. -
mo, Miss Agnew."
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Report to me as often as possibl
by telephone"
Yes. madame"
Don't hesitate to take any steps
however violent, if the situation call
for them"
Keough replied with dignity, Tn
an expert at jiujitsu."
"All right, Keough. Go ahead"
The man went out in the wax,
Of his beard.
Margit shifted. She wiped her nost
with a small green chiffon handker.
chief.
Felice entered the Office. Mrs
Bly," she said.
Margit shook Tell her 70 go away
Tell her to jump out a window
Suddenly she was seized by an oppo.
site impulse. Mrs. Bly, was closer tc
being friend than any one else ir
the world. Tell her to come in!"
Mrs. Bly, was wearing maroon
Army coat and carrying a muff. She
came into the room like schooner
under full sail and stopped as il
somebody had dropped all her an
chors simultaneously. 'Margit Ag-
new! You've been crying"
Il am crying" Margit replied mis-
erably.
Mr.. Bly, sat down I've had jolts
in my life" she said. boisterously
Little ones. middle-sized ones and
vhoppers! But this is the biggest
one of all! I didn't know that you
had mastered the mechanism of weep
ing. What In the deuce can happen
on this planet that can bring tears
in your eyes?"
Irene has run away with a man,
said Margit
Mrs. BLY, dropped her muff. WAL
do?" She shook her head at her
self. mo, it wouldn't be Waldo
She stared at the beautiful but dis
comfited executive What sort of a
man? A crooner? The trumpet player
IN an orchestra? I seem to meet a
good many women whose daughters
are running off with trumpet play
ers these days"
Hes an artist" Margit said
glumly.
Good looking?"
Margit drew a quivering breath
through her teeth. I'm sort of ids
sipated animal way"
Animals don't dissipate," said Mrs
Bly,.
Anyway, that has nothing to dc
with it,
"On the contrary" the other WON.
an responded, "if the mans good look
ing, that has everything to do with
It,"
Hes cheap" Margit said, bitterly
"He's conceited. He's cruel He makes
his living drawing peoples pictures
on the street! Hes" Her voice
broke. He lives in a trailer. He
spends his life bumming all over the
world. And hes" She was barely
able to enunciate the words, "he':
even married already"
Mrs. bly, took the news calmly but
sympathetically. Il know how vol
feel. BY golly. I know how Irene
will feel. When J was II my family
put me In convent in the French
Alps. I ran away with a man." Hell
gaze became reflective "As I recall
1t, he was the first man I ever rar
away with. He was a bigamist at thu
time. Name of Franz or Hans OF
something like that. But, boy, coulc
that guy yodel!" Reluctantly, she
broke of her memoirs. Margit wa.
crying again.
Mrs. BLY, walked around her desk
and patted her on her shoulder
There, there. Your little Irene viii
come back sadder out wiser We'll,
sadder. anyway. After all, if you're
planning to spend your whole life
with Waldo Beaver, it's good idea
i. to have at least one adventuren tc
Evening star., 1937-10-04

PIANO-Slightly used latest model anarf-
ment upright that looks like new special
only Sl60. Has nice tone pay SO monthly.
corner 18th '''
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which Senator Toga had made on
his SD birthday. 1t was known that
the Senator had been born on the
18th of September in So BIC. When
the student started 10 write the full
date of the speech he was perplexed
and it took him some time to decide
the best way Of writing it. Finally
he wrote September l8 and then
found three possible ways of writing
the rest of it. His choice of the
three ways was in five-letter or num-
Der symbols. How would you write it?
tAnswer on Page B-l8)
tCopyright. 1879
Evening star., 1937-10-04
Brain Twizzlers.
BY PROF. J. ID. FLINT.

A UNIVERSITY student was once
preparing paper on a famous
Roman Senator named Whairsmy
Toga. Senator Toga was born way
back in BIC. days and established
quite a reputation as politician
the was also a great Twizzler).
The student was attempting to
establish the date of a great speech
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REPRESENTATIVE

1tG1 IAC0EIN X u.
We are interested in interview
ing a man wishing to represent
one of the most reliable firms in
washington. We are in the mid
die OF our season for one of our
lines and exceptionally good re-
muneration is available to the
man who will work. Replies will
be held strictly confidential. Ad-
dress Box 428-S, Star.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1861, 140o Ilth
has cooks. maids nurses Rh.w.. part
time day workers couples housemen. 50
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th st. De-
catur 2419 North SOIL furnishes help
and work-men and women.
BUSINESS
BARTENDER s UNION. .7en 5th St NV.
District 6a3o-Guaranteed white bar
tenders supplied: steady or extra or for
cocktail parties o.
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HELP MEN.
lNonfiniiad

eassy sTATs9S 4, MA thor
Jack's Plaza Station, ~ Mass. ave. NV.
GROCERY CLERK. experienced. with
knoWledse OF meats. 1901 st. NV.
GROCERY CLERK. experienced; local ref
GROCERY CLERK, experienced. refer
ences. Good pay. Apply No. l Kennedy
HOUsEMAN- COOK. colored. bachelor apt:
small s9, salary. Call National 6934, Apt. 1la,
MAN, married. to work in service and
sales department. We train and finance.
Box 33-S. Star.
MAN, living in Southern Maryland. to take
over repeat business. Box 47V. Star.
ers in a restricted area for local COM
pany. Box 37S-S. Star.
MAN WANTED who desires to progress and
knows how to accept responsibility, do not
when YOU find something you like: state
age. phone number and address. Box
1921. Star.
MEN-Ageressive between 25 and As
plus full cooperation on our part will
put you in the big money class. Box
240-V, Star.
MEN CD. neatly dressed, for house-to-
Apply 4o2 9th st. NV Room 21g. before
s am: only ready for work.
PAPERHANGERS wanted; good, steady
men Apply l946 New Hampshire ave.
PATTERN MAKERS wanted for gas range
parts and appendices. Apply Gas Cooking
Saver. Inc. 2101 K st. NV. -
pLASTERERs wANTED--Members Of Local
No. r. record your vote for election of
business agent Wed. Oct. g. Open to
9:3o pm. sOS Eye st. NV.
PROOF PASSERs exceptional proposition;
steady; profitable. Monday, Tuesday am.
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN to run ice route.
Phone North 1897.
statesmen for Gar Wood oil burners;
eood income assured must have car;
splendid opportunity. Box :',3-V. Star.
SODA MEN experienced only; full time or
lumbia rd.
SPECIFICATION and claim writer for eve
ming now and then: state experience
36l Idaho ave NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = First-class only,
with car. Steady Job. good pay. Write only.
District Screen & Mfg. Co., Hyattsville
SEVERAL. OPENINGS FOR AMBITIOUS.
5ASSgRH HGsiSEs2 SEHS g. E&PEsENsH NPkE e TsE
LAUNDRY. INC. 300 EASTERN AVE- AVE.
THREE MEN
Who want steady year-round work where
delivering food products to regular GUS
toners; no experience necessary. II you
can and Will work hours per day. see
manager at ol3 st. NV. between .
and IL am.
USED-CAR statesmen.
We need 3 experienced used-car sales
men 20 hll an opening in our two used
car show rooms we furnish demon
Strator and guarantee the best floor play
in town. Apply Ourisman Chevrolet Sales
Co. 6lo H st. ne. Ask for Mr.. Clough.
TAILOR.
Only those thoroughly ex-
perlenced on women'S gar
ments need apply.
JULIUS GARFTNCKEL & CO.,
F ST. at 14th.
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HELP pQMEsIIc.

HELP DoMESTIc.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER-Must have
references; stay nights; $50 month. 1882
Jefferson st. NV.
GIRL for g.h;w,: family of 4: nearby Vir-
sinia: stay nishts. Clarendon 731-R. a.
GIRL colored. experienced: general house,
worker and cook; city references. Apply
1543 st Sc.
GIRL. white. 1925 years, care for child
, cooK Tor s two' sh;w.; room; board. $50
Phone Wise. 1453-M. Gail after 5 D M
GIRL experienced; general housework,
assist carin~ for two children: references;
stay NIGHTS. Wisconsin 5514
GIRL. colored, for general housework;
neat; fond OF children: stay nights; So
per week Shepherd 402l.
GIRL, colored: care OF 3-year-old child for
employed mother. general houseWork: STAY
nights; references Emerson 3441'
HOUSEKEEPER, white, g.h.w.; exp. neces-
sary; care OF children; refs: must be fond
OF children capable of taking charge of
house. Potomac sS29.
MAID for general housework and laundry:
must i've IN; city references. Emerson
] 15OH.
MAID. colored. general housework: exp
some nights, personal wash; references re-
oulred; SO weekly. Box 6S-V. Star.
WOMAN middle-aged, reliable. for cook
ana general housework. References. Live
IN ~ A.. Fort Myer Va, or call Walnut
75S0-Br. 81.
WOM.N, white, settled gen housework
care 3-year-old boy; stay nights: good
WOMAN, colored. Southern, general house
- south Chewton ave- Capitol Heights
Iake Seat Pleasant bus to Central ave. :
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SALESMEk.
statesmen

] nev-car salesman. . used-car salesmen:
due to increase of business. We fnd 1t
necessary to increase our sales force. A
good proposition to the right men See
Mr.. Kay. 514 Sth st Sc
Evening star., 1937-10-04

HERE IS BIG OPPORTUNITY for an
ahpItlous business man 10 get hold OF a
gooo, up-to-date grocery store and meat
market. which is doing very nice cash
business IN good neighborhood. IN nearby
washington. Rent is very reasonable
Closes . m and all day Sunday Up-to-
cate equipment. Will sell at a very reason
aDle price Apply l:t..to lth 81 n q
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REPRESENTATIVES

REPRESENTATIVES.
The distributor for one of the
Oldest manufacturers of heating
equipment in the country is de-
Sirous of placing men on the
sales force in Washington and
vicinity. Only those having a
high degree Of initiative need
apply.
See salesmanager before GAS
am. Lee D. Butler Air-Condi-
tlOning, Inc, 1889 18th st. NV.
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SALESMAN

Age Is to 35, with car, to sell
Goodyear tires and radios.
See Mr.. Reeves, 10 to IL am.
or 2 to 5 pm, Goodyear Tire
q Rubber Co., Inc, 1900
Conn. ave.
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ACCOUNTING
PERSONAL.

BETTER HEALTH STUDIO colds and
chronic pains treated. Trained nurse. For
appi, call Potomac 1921.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Malt Emergency Laboratory. Room 6OI :,
Westory Bldg, 14th and F. Met. 1881.
5-PIECE ORCHESTRA OPEN FOR EN-
gagement within - miles OF D G. Call
Atlantic 6993 between > and pm
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
tlme or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
l365 Columbia I'd. Adams O3SS
COUPLE OR SINGLE: TWIN BEDS, PRI-
Vate bath; excellent meals; references re-
CURED. l05 Columbia ST., Falls Church
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there IS no need TO feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
". w; Chambers Co. offers a complete
world hneSt waterproof. sirtieht guaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case of death call
the Greater W W Chambers c Co. uai i4tn ST. st.
corner Chapin W. Columbia Oi32 Phone
beautiful catalogue OF how we do il. 400
Chapin st. NV. phone Columbia O43o sir
Ilth 81 Sc phone Atlantic 600
PERMANENTS, S195
Finger wave, ! sc: manicure. 15c Met. 7T7s
Mabelle Honour School, l34G N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1937-10-04

X. C. A Victor. now 500 S164 so Philco'
now Slou Usual new set guarantee; terms
arthur Jordan Piano Co, 1899 G 81.
corner 18th ''''
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HELP MEN AND WOAEN

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. must be ex-
perienced reference first letter Only ones
with phone. Box 1o3-V. Star.
THE MOST sensational Christmas cards.
500 proft on box. I'LL Euclid ST. NV
Columbia - ri
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SITUATIONS MEN.

books audited started kept by month.
Very reasonable. Adams 4469.
ARCHITECTURAL designer and craftsman
oeslres position; II years experience. Box
36n-V. Star a.
BARTENDER. white. at present employed.
desires change; best references. Col
BooKKEEPER, Junior accountant. typist
experienced; able to supervise Office. Salary
open: references. Metropolitan Sill.
CARPENTER, white. repairing. weather
strippine Jobs 81 to $500: all work guar
DIST. 1915 up to 10 pm. :.
CARPENTER, frst-class, wants work by
the hour or JOB. 551s 18Th ST. NV.
Georgia 304S.
CHEF, exp. reliable, Filipino. wishes po-
Star.
CHAUFFEUR colored intel. neat sober;
good driver: liverled: free travel; first Glass
city reference. Potomac O46l. Fuller
MAN wants Job as chauffeur or butler;
city references. Call Met. s513.
MAN, colored, wants JOB as dishwasher.
porter or houseman; good references. Met
9G6S.
MAN. colored. wants work as bus boy,
dlshwasher or houseworker; city references.
North 1921.
MAN, young. colored. wants work. Office
Tork or most any kind of work. Phone
Decatur 1897. a.
MAN; colored. wishes chauffeur -houseman
ana Dutler; hrst-class reference. Decatur
1870.
pAINTER-White f,rst-class wants con-
tract work. Al local references; guarantee
satisfaction. Call Russell" Walnut 9143
-
ARMACIST-Young, full-time job; best
VI references. BOX 4Sb-V. Star. a.
SALES TRAINING POSN, by college grad
uate accustomed 70 meeting public Good
personality. neat appearance drivers per-
mit' no house-to-house. Box 3l5-v. Star.
SUPERINTENDENT or foreman. capable of
construction or house work desires posi-
tlon with building firm: 25 years expe-
rIence. Box 294-V Star a.
YOUNG MAN white desires work as
chauffeur. gardener. Write Clifford Frank
Rockville. Md a.
Evening star., 1937-10-04
MOTOR rRAXEl.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

wANTED-AssIsTAN DRIVER TO B1R-
erences exchanged Call Adams O244
Evening star., 1937-10-04
FIRE ESCAPES.
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
BUS BOY, white, over 81 Call between II
and 2:3O 1871 Conn. ave-.
Washington references. 2O13 o ST. NV.
CARPENTER, nrst-class. SO day Apply
after am. 142 11th St. ne. See Mr..
Coalman.
CARETAKER for country place near city;
Iurnlshed cottage. garage. telephone. fre-
duties. Other work paid for by day. Good
opportunity for retired man with small in
gone gone references required. Box 300-V.
CH1RoPoDIsT-opportnity take over .s-
tablished. busy ONCE owner retired: gen
erous sr1v peTcentase as rent: confidential. Box
COLLECTOR. with car. for installment
ACCOUNTS Good salary. Sloan's Credit.
COOK-CHEF wanted with good experi-
ence: also order cook, experienced. Orioie
Grill. 1724 Pa. ave. NV
DR1vERS-Must be intelligent and good
takers: salary and commission. 6211 3rd
DRIVER AND sALEsMAN-one who is IA
miliar with neiehborhood Of Bethesda and
hensington: 70 take over route for devel..
opment; must have good personality and
honest reputation; references are required.
PARKWAY Cleaners Dyers. s107 Conn ave.
DENTAL MECHANICS. expert; plate work
ssssealnvsivsly; ssa.v st.r For interview. write Box
FARM HAND wanted. skilled in growing
tobacco and hsndline, team; tractor and
near Washington. Apply 514 e st. ne.
between and pm.
GENTLEMAN of hish type with sales
soa q merit nd
at Suite 344, Washinxtou 6E