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Evening star., 1940-06-09
Swedish Angel Back
For Star-Studded
Mat Exhibition
Faces Krousen Thursday
In Feature; Hoder, Zum
To Clash in Other

Wrestling goes outdoors Thursday
night for the first time this season
with Griffith Stadium the scene
of double -windup matches in one
of which the Swedish Angel will
display his wares.
The Angel. not to be confused with
the French Angel or the Irish Angel,
is Olaf Svendson. His opponent will
be Karol Krauser, the Pole who has
become the darling of Capital mat
maddies. The Swede appeared
here two months ago, beating Nanjo
Singh.
In the other windup match Jack
Hader, Washington's popular heavy
weight, will engage Zim Fam Zum,
Hindu mystery man."
Both Hader and Zum suffered re-
verses last Thursday. Hader, after
giving the Irish Angel a sound
thrashing and Referee Casey one to
boot, was disqualified and almost
precipitated a ringside riot.
Zum, with victory almost in his
grasp, dropped fall to Krauser
after whirlwind battle.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Stronq Track Team Lined Up
In Washington A. AS Plan
For Yeor-Around Sports

Moving ahead with plans for a
year-around sports program officials
of the Washington Athletic Asso-
citation last night announced a ten
tative program for summer track
activities. simultaneously releasing
the names of galaxy of stars who
will carry the Capital clubs colors
into action.
In outlining the program Presi-
dent Robert E. Acorn pointed out
that track is the second phase in
the associations development of an
all-around and balanced program
for adult athletes. The association
first sponsored lacrosse and en-
Joyed a successful campaign. Seas
onal sports will be added as they
come up on the calendar.
Dorsey Griffith, Catholic Univer-
sity coach, will direct the teams
activities, assisted by George M.
Norris. While a schedule has not
been arranged negotiations are un-
derWay for meets with Navy, Penn
Athletic Club and Stonewall Demo-
cratic Club. Griffith also hopes to
enter the squad in the annual Hi
bernanian games at Philadelphia.
Team to be Formidable.
The team will have plenty OF
track power and enough field
strength to make it one of the
most formidable aggregations ever
organized in this city. Lou Chacos
former Central star, and George
Began, Georgetown alumnus. will
be available in the sprints. Frank
Cronin, former Southern Conference
quarter mile champion; Stu"
Reeves, another Georgetown alum
nus, and possibly Alan Miller, cur
rent Southern Conference title hold
er, will hold forth in the 440.
For the half-mile the association
has Jim Kehoe. Maryland's great
runner, also a conference champion.
Mason Chronister, another Terp,
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Minneapolis Mops Up
Batting Honors as
Denning PAGES
American Associations
First Four Stickers
All Are MiIIers
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. June 8.-The Minnea-
polls Millers, long pace-setters of
American Association slugging as a
team. now are gaining up on indi-
vldual SWatting honors.
Averages including day games of
Thursday showed the top four bats
men of the league-Otto Denning
Roberto Estalella, Huck Geary and
Harvey Walker-all were from Min
neapolis. The Millers held or shared
the leadership in runs, hits. runs
batted in, two-base hits, home runs
and total bases.
Walker, the leader last week,
dropped l6 points to 1854. Catcher
Denning blasted his way from eighth
to first with 1886 average. Estalella
had mark of $3.50 and Geary one of
.376.
Other leaders were Johnny Luca-
dello, Toledo, 1868; Jerry Priddy,
Kansas City, .339; Dick West, In
dianapolis, 1886; Phil Rizzuto, Kansas
city, 1888; Gil English, St. Paul,
1923; Alb Wright, Minneapolis, .327,
and Ted Gullic, Milwaukee, 1927.
Only Rizzuto, Priddy and Gill
Brack of st. Paul kept Minneapolis
from monopoly of departmental
leads. Rizzuto topped the base steal
ers with Is, Priddy the three-bas
hitters with seven. while Brack tied
with two Minneapolis clubbers-
Walker and Wright-for the most
homers, 10.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Cox Backs A||-Score Rutino
Forer Than CoIkns Handicap Method,
Congressional Golf Pro Claims

Holding that the all-score
method of handicapping gives
the best indication of the aver
age game of any golfer, Witty
Cox, Congressional Country Club
pro, has retained at his club the
all-score system for this year.
Congressional happens to be the
only club around town using the
all-score method. Most other
clubs use the Calkins method of
handicapping, prescribed as the
official method in use by the
District Golf Association.
Witty agrees with George Sar-
gent, former Chevy Chase pro
and former national open cham
pion, now located at Atlanta,
Ga. Says Sargent: The Calk-
ins plan Is based for each indi-
vidual on his best five cards of
the season. Right off the bat
that's tough. And then a de-
duction of 20 per cent is cut from
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Ross Third Montreal
5|ugger 10 Pace
International
Hits 1892 to Take Lead
From Levy Of Newark;
Stoinbock Top Scorer
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June ga Montreal
player again took over the much
exchanged batting leadership of the
International League this week as
Shortstop Don Ross boosted his mark
al points to 1882
The temporary honor had been
held early in the campaign by team
mates Bert Haas and Tucker Stain
back, but more recently went to Ed
Levy of Newark.
Stainback continued in the run
nerup spot with .370.
Others among this weeks 10 lead
ing hitters. based on games to and
including Wednesdays:
Jim Vernon, Jersey City, 1863;
Murray Howell, Baltimore, 1853;
Levy, 1852; George Staller, Montreal,
1926: Eric Upton, Toronto. .32l:
Dusty Cooke. Jersey City, .32O; Art
Metheny, Newark, .319, and Tom
Neill, Jersey City, 3l6
Stainback continued to lead in
total hits with 68 and became the
leading scorer with 40 runs.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

his handicap. He is expected to
play better than his best in
coping with Old Man Par.
Our system is based on all the
cards golfer turns in during a
season, good, bad and terrible.
From his average of the season,
par of the course is deducted.
That's his handicap-with no
clipping.
Two things result from this
method The golfer turns in his
cards regularly just as they are.
And he never is caught taking
six puts on the home green to
run up a score that on one of
his lucky days is altogether too
good for him"
Cox, a smart thinker in golf
affairs and holding the same
view, for Congressional has the
right idea, for most handicaps
around town are too low. Even
if you listen to the walls on the
first tee.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
D. T.. Woman BowIers
Again Are Ruled by
Lorraine GuIIi
Queen for Two Decades
Given Ranking Above
RossIyn's Lucy Rose

New bowling honors last night
were bestowed on Lorraine GULL
when the ranking committee of the
Washington Women's Duckpin As
sociation named her the Capitals
No. woman roller for the l939-40
season.
This decision ended all speculation
that Lucy Rose, ace Rosslyn team
roller, would be named queen of
the city's mapleways, ruled for more
than two decades by Miss GULL.
Although Mrs. Rose unarowned the
spearhead of the Lucky Strike team
as the champion of the Ladies Dis
trict League, the final computation
OF averages for the season revealed
Miss GULL far in front with a mark
OF ll7-77 for 2l9 games. Mrs. Rose
IN 1877 games rolled at ll4-86 pace
Caroline Hiser Third.
The third spot in the 10 ranking
woman rollers went to Caroline Hiser
of Hyattsville. A member of the
Lucky Strike team, the suburban
star compiled an average of 1l3-l21
for 303 games.
Running good fourth was Lucille
Young Of Chevy Chase with 1l2-145
for 222 games.
The champion Rosslyn team, WIN
her of the Ladies District League
title for the fifth time in six years,
placed two more rollers in the rank
ing 10 as Blanche Wootton, its
sterling leadoff roller, was voted
fifth place and Capt. Evelyn Ellis
Naylor gained ninth position. The
former in 267 games posted an
average of 110-139 while the latter,
who topped Miss Hiser for the most
games rolled by margin of eight
with 3ll, shot for l07-45.
Chevy Chase Stars Rewarded.
Chevy Chase, runnerup In the
Ladies District League flag chase.
shared honors with Rosslyn with
three rollers in the select circle as
Marie Spates and Jessie Sacrey
gained eighth and 10th places with
respective averages of l08-20 for 2O8
games and 1o7-l33 for 1874 games.
Besides efficiently performing her
important duties as secretary of the
Washington Women's Duckpin As
sociation, Margaret Lynn also rocked
the naples for an average of l07-27O
for 296 games to achieve sixth
place in the ranking 10. Her Arcade
Pontiac temmate, Mabelle Herring,
was accorded seventh position with
an average of 10S-l28 for 21O games.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

and Bill Davis, North Carolina alum
nus, will handle the mile assignment.
Tommy Fields, Maryland's 2-mile
title holder, and Johnny Corbett,
Catholic University's elect,
have signed up for that distance.
Harry March, a Washington boy
who carved a lasting niche in North
Carolina's track annals for himself,
is being sought for the hurdles, and
Acorn is highly optimistic about the
associations chances OF landing him.
March not only is the conference
champion but won the grue ling 400
meters hurdles at the Penn Relays.
Griffith and Norris also are ang-
ling for the entire Central High
School mile relay team of Hayden,
Norris, Edgerton and Thomas, and
if this group enrolls en- masse it will
give the city team that shapes up
as. positively unbeatable in dual
competition.
Pfieffer Heads Field Men.
Whitley" Pfieffer, another Old
Line graduate, heads the list of
candidates for the javelin and discus.
Pfieffer has done better than 1870
feet with the spear and over 100
feet with the plate Bob Ham
macker, 2lfoot, 6inch jumper is
down for the broad jumping event
with John Charming. who has dine
feet, slated to handle the high
jump,
Acorn emphasized that the team
is not CLOSED proposition" but open
to any and all athletes desiring to
compete Griffith now is working
out training program to fit avail
able time and will announce the
schedule as soon as completed.
Secretary Joe Deckman has OBJ
tanned membership ir the District
A. A. u for the association and all
members will be eligible for all A.
A. U. competition, including the ma
tional senior and junior Champion
ship meets
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Buugh Now Is Cowhund in Rodeo Roundup
Ropinq Doqies Almost Matches Football! soys Singing som

two weeks ago. He met with an
unruly calf and used up 10
seconds, which was slightly out
otthe money.
"Shucks, out here on the ranch
I've cut that time in half" apollo
gized Sam. But it was different
in that arena"
Other than football, of which
he knows plenty after terrific
careers with Texas Christian and
the professional Washington Red
skins, calf-roping is the best
sport, allows Cowhand Baugh.
Recently Sam bought Is head
of Brahma calves on which to
practice. But he had to sell II
of them.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Great Care Is Urged
For Knee Injuries
,y the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, June ga physio-
therapy department in every college
to treat shoulder and knee injuries
in athletics is recommended by DR..
Lawson Thornton, Atlanta ortho-
pedic surgeon.
Addressing college doctors at the
Southern Student Health Associa-
ton Convention, DR.. Thornton said
that often seemingly severe injuries
to knees and shoulders respond
readily to treatment while appar-
emily slight injuries persist over long
periods.
Knee and shoulder injuries are
most frequent among mishaps to
athletes, he said,
Evening star., 1940-06-09
July Women S Event
Appears Likely al
Bradley Hills

Mrs. R. A. Lacey, president of the
Women's District Golf Association.
has talked with E. G Adams of
Bradley Hills regarding the proposed
invitation tourney there in July.
A date late in July tentatively has
been chosen, with flve-day affair
likely.
AS it shapes up now it will be for
low handicap golfers, with the top
l6 to qualify and fight it out at
match play over four days.
The schedule of the women, &C
cording to Mrs. Lacey, is pretty full
and the tourney probably would
start July %.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SWEETWATER, Tex. June 8.
-Pardner, meet up with Slingin'
Sam Baugh-an old cowhand
$50 miles from the Rio Grande.
Slingin' Samuel, the gentleman
rancher with footballs finest for
ward passing arm. is roundin'
up the dogies in rodeo corrals.
The sun-broiled Texan has put
hemp burns on every critter with
in reach of his slingshot lariat
to date. Old-timers who nearly
gulped down their guilds when
Sammy roped, tied and spanked
calf in II seconds out on his
ranch, say he has the touch.
The singer made his formal
debut at the Floydada Rodeo
Evening star., 1940-06-09

"They just got too derned big
to handle"
To offset the remote possibility
that George Marshall, the owner
of the Washington football club,
should become alarmed, the sling
er insists that he will not branch
out into rodeo pastimes such as
bulldogging steers.
Sam plans to 60 right along
with his rodeoing, having entered
the famed Stamford Rodeo July
2, 3 and 4. Right now you can
go out any day to Sans corrals
and find a dozen or more dogies
with their tongues hanging out.
And Sans, too.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Can Handle High Hops

Charlie Gehringer was asked how
much he had recovered from the
lame back that kept him out of all
but one of the Tigers 1910 spring
exhibition games. We'll, I'm all
right on the high hops" he replied
drylV,
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Murdoch Double Leader
At Hompton-Sy
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, Va, June
8,-Captains for 1901 basket ball,
baseball. track and tennis have been
elected at Hampden-Sydney as fol-
lows:
Basket ball and baseball-Buddy
Murdock, Brunskick, Ga. Track
William Patterson of Lynchburg,
Va, and w. o. Armes of Philadel-
phia, Pa, co-captains. Tennis
Alexander Allison of Shanghai.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Wolverines to TruveI
To Coast by Air
BY the Associated Press.

fTtSS.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, June g.
Michigan has signed contracts to
transport its football team by air
for the opening game with Cali
fornia at Berkeley next fall.
Contracts call for a party of Al
to be carried in three planes.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Davis, Hammer Tosser,
Named TIGER Leader

PRINCETON. N. j., June g.
David G.. Davis, Al, of Denver,
Princetons No. hammer thrower,
has been elected captain of the Tiger
track team for next year.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
LOST

IOSb.
BLACK scOTTIE, answers to "Skippy" !"
VIC. 18th St. ne. Apply at the National
Store. 35l7 18th st. ne. $50 reward.
CAT; black; large; family pet; neuter;
Hyattsville, Md Hyattsville 32-W
DOG, wire-hair fox terrier, white. black
and brown; strayed from 1903 Lawrence
st. ne. Reward Decatur 0442
ENGLISH POINTER, liver color. male dog
Reward to finder Columbia 94l1
GLASSES. lady's silver rims black button
with chain attached TO glasses. Call Du-
pont 44l2, Reward
GLASSES: rimless in black case. Edmonds
Optical Co: in case. Friday. Reward
Adams 1867.
KEYS. Conn. and Porter, with identfica-
ton tag, Barrett Co. ia RA. ls52 I.
Clark. 220 Galatin NV
MODEL AIRPLANE, Comet Clipper. blue
with red wings; lost May % at Baileys
Crossroads. 50 reward bl5 A ST. ne
POCKETBOOK, lady's, patent leather, con-
return siasses is. s ss assfs Woodward feTafe sidp
Republic l2ls. Ewes. GE. 514l
PURSE. beaded, containing money and i'm
portant papers. MandeS Cafe Sat | m
return purse. papers, keep money. DI 1854.
WALLET, tan, containing auto cards. etc
lost May 30. Reward. E. B. Ross. Phone
ewes, Randolph 1865
WRIST WATCH Elsin, white gold. lost in
CAP from 5l6 9Th ne 10 300 2nd st. ne
Liberal reward. 516 sth St ne
WRIST WATCH, white gold, with small
diamonds and black cord bracelet Reward
Call Decatur 600. Apt. AIS.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
HELP MEN.
SALESMAN

man with excellent past sales record
preferably man who knows suburban
va. splendid earning possibilities with
and be able TO finance self. See Mr.
Scott. mgr. J. Wesley Buchanan real
estate 1901 Columbia Pike. Chestnut
Evening star., 1940-06-09
AGENTS..

SELL Nylon hosiery, six hosiery lingerie
dlrect TO friends. co-wOrkers. Excellent
commissions. DEBT 55 Cardinal, go
5th ave. New York
RUBBER STEERING WHEEL COVER New
destcn Soft velvet. nonskid Autoists
thrilled Sells like wild Samples sent on
trial. Rush name Kristee 80. Akron, Orb
Evening star., 1940-06-09
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.


COUNSELORS. junior senior; all actfyi-
ties: must have following. IA. $50
Monday 10 to II am
COUPLE. 1909 18th St NV housekeeper
services in exchange quarters and meals;
man employed white
COUPLE. white. free rent for maid service
and handy man: carpenter and painter
pref co 6l45W
ing. exchange for Groom house garden
priFn,: mi. from D C line. on RIGGS
I'd. Nd. Silver Spring 3-F-12-
DRIVERS silk and wool pressers at once
Apply any time. 222o l4th st NV
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS with unlim
phone -childrens camp; salary. commits
SION. Monday, 10 am, 1874 Rittenhouse
YOUNG PEOPLE. . to start in insurance
business Offering good future. Box 3l5-D
Star.
WANTED, experienced farm couple no
chl!dren; permanent Phone Gaithersburg
}2-F-6. Box 97-E. Star
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Business cards under Special Nc
tices and all advertisements under
Personal. Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate
Evening star., 1940-06-09
statesmen

Statesmen
For ChrySler Airtemp oil burners
and heating equipment. We need
2 good, steady men for our per-
manent sales force. Attractive
expense allowance and commits
sion arrangement. Must be able
to furnish good reference as to
character and ability. See Mr..
Scott or Mr.. Davidson at Lough-
borough Oil Co., 1922 18th st. NV.
EXPERIENCED
FURNISHING statesmen.
Washington's finest mems
wear store requires Washing
tons finest statesmen. If YOU
are experienced and have a
good record, this is an excel
lent opportunity. Apply
RALE1GH RAJ !; &: II HABERB3sHER:. 92Sa ffS:
SALES PERSON for bedding
department. Must be thor
oughlv experienced with
Washington trade. State ex-
perience, age, references and
full particulars in first letter.
One with department store
experience preferred. Box
291-D, Star.
YOUNG MAN-Opportunity
for one of pleasing PERSONAL
ity and ability in large, we'll
established real estate office.
Prefer some one with expert
ence in mortgage loans or
real estate sales. Reply in
own hand writing, giving full
information as to previous
experience, etc. Must own
car. Applications considered
confidential and no inquiries
made until after interview.
Salary, with opportunity for
advancement. Box 60-E. Star.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
locol Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
l time 23c line 3 60
3 times zoe line ne----1 1.80
7 times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-$1.25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less; l5c ler
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines time. zoe line 60
3 lines 2 times. 18c line ---- 108
3 lines, 3 times, 15c line--- 135
Evening star., 1940-06-09
HELP WOMEN.
lContinued)

WOMAN, white. middle-aged, reflnei
healthy general housework: nice room al
board and 50 week; adults WO 203i
WOMEN who will work and can SELL oli
write details OF your capabilities Bo
26l "A. Star.
WOMEN, experienced house house c7.5
vassers; just opening in the East: perm
nent. chance for advancement, Apr,
morning. between $40 and 1920 ami
1871 G st. NV. Rm. 81. IL
WoMENA-collect monthly payments
Washington for installment house. no sex
N. Charles St, RIM. COS. BALTIC. Nd Il.
WORKING MANAGER. strong. settled, fol
privilege. Box 2s6-D Sta.
YOUNG LADY to, do general once work
ior laundry one able to do addressosraph:
assist in claim and follow-Ip depts In
reply state age. education, previous ex-
psrience Isr.; and salary expected. Replies conf
MAKE MONEY EASILY; $3.50 first order
10 boxes exclusive copyrighted Christmas
card: . other boxes: free portfolios: so
r2rus Tor 81 personals; stationeTy: request ap-
field. Mass.
BOOK CLUB engaging
gBensation for those who qualify. se. Nj
before W 10 a. am sNo Or in Dhone pi INC ondsy foy
appointment.
LADY, young, fast typist, for
general Office work. Must be
attractive, with lots of per-
sonality and the desire to
work hard. Exceptional op-
portunity for a hard worker.
Apply Monday night only,
7:30 pm. to 9 pm. to the
Kay JeWelry Co., 400 7th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
WHAT IS YOUR INCOME?

Every salesman who is not succeeding in
the work he is doing would like to better
himself financially. So why put of to-
morrow what you can do today We have
one Of the best nationally known products
in the line we are selling; and it Is in
demand. The work is pleasant. Your
contacts are with the best of people.
connection you will be proud to tell your
wife and friends about: We will give you yI
started on the right track, after that the
rest is entirely up. to your ability to sell
Only l sale a week will earn you sub
terested in knowing what we have to
sell apply between 2 and pm. Monday
and Tuesday, 1407 L st. NV, 2nd Il.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
HEATING EQUIPMENT
SALESMAN

Distributors OF very complete line Of oil
ana gas nred heating equipment require
experienced or qualified salesman. We viii
pay Tor good men. Write, giving name. ad-
year number OF years in business sny
other information In your favor We will
TAX with you before checking your refer
ences. Box 266-D, Star
Evening star., 1940-06-09
INSURANCE
CLAIM ADJUSTOR

= Large stock casualty company has OPEN
ing for experienced adjuster liability COM
pensation and accident claims at Wash
ington. D. c. Moderate starting salary
with good opportunity for advancement
r0T interview. state fun personal and
JUSTOR Box 66-D Star
Evening star., 1940-06-09

MOTHERS HELPER. white or colored:
must like children; live in; $50 month,
room and board. Taylor 0995. AHA 3rd.
NURsE-HOUSEKEEPER white between
$3.50: , adults and infant; refs re-
Evening star., 1940-06-09

MAID, colored healthy, willing to work for
So a week steady employment with sew
eral afternoons of and some Sundays; so
home nights; houSework and cooking. 253S
S. Glebe I'd. Arlington. Apply Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

GIRL, white experienced with children,
light housework; live in; health cert. req:
only neat and reliable need apply. in per-
son after pm 5000 Albemarle st. Nv.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, for small apt. 1347
Evening star., 1940-06-09
FOUND.

KEYS. Owner may have same by identity
ing. Please apply 1902 2lst st. NV. bet
u am. and / am.
WlRE-HAIRED TERRIER, found downtown
grieving for owner Call between 10 a m.
and 4 pm. MA. O422.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
q ROUTE MEN.
EVENING WORK.
1Ivao,od WAN nermoneptly nj n

Wanted-5 men permanently employed
in the Government, mot over 40 years, .
hours per evening. evenings each week;
work is dignif1ed and pleasant. This is a
5-year-old national corporation. Oppor-
tunity for permanent executive position in
Sept. if you qualify. Please name your
State. Boy 312-D. Star.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
SALESMAN WANTED

We have opening here for additional
salesman to sell our well-known line of
continuous form stationary and business
system equipment, splendid connection for
right man. attractive recorder business
can be established. Must have car. man
selected will be properly trained. II in
to Know more about our busnesa no nSane
A. j. Kennedy. southern sales manager
the Egry Register Co., care Ambassador
Hotel for personal interview. O.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

'OOK, excellent. man or woman: live out.
State experience and references. Box
n
Evening star., 1940-06-09
BEAUTY PARlORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced: won
derful French ethod used Dr. Della
Ledendecker 302b o ST NV Mich 1920
Evening star., 1940-06-09
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, private, SO pm. Lincoln 9271
COOK. colored. and general houseworker.
exper. with children, live in: state refs.
S35 mo to start Box 369-D. Star
Evening star., 1940-06-09
SALESWoMEN.

YOUR OWN GROCERIES wholesale oppor-
tunity to earn good money in spare time.
Simply make few social calls evenings.
Experience unnecessary. Particulars free.
zanol. 2S46 Monmouth. Cincinnati, Ohio