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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE 81 500. claiming. 4.yssr-
olds and up furongs
Driven Snow tRowersl 90 40 90
Pretty IL tHssletp 1910 90
Trimmed 6KerJ } "A
Tims 1912 Is. or 733
Taking WAYS Rnhs pAv. Kl'E Light.
Spring Tornado. March Boy Peace fleet.
straight Lead, Hanpp and Here Goes
also ran.
syCoNn RACE -4.ytar-oids and un 3
la Scala CrrsnO $50 900 200
Battle Jack (RolhnsD 10. 10 - a.
Rll's sister Jenkinti SO
Time III 3-5 m 4 nv
over lee Ladies First Vsldins Rocket.
Maidstone Allegro. Matte Sue Battle
star British Warm and Caroline y. also
ran.
THIRD RACE t.y.sr.oIds and up, II
MsterisliI, G.nkinD 1870 40 t2c
Hop SKIP (oliverl II % SO
Yankee Party tDslpino1 Z AZ
Time 50 rs. or : 33l1
Molasss Bill, Bow TIN and Hs',y wir'
also ran.
FOURTH RACE 7.y.sr-ods. So fur
longs
Thor Barton ccasgs,p 7o.o sac 80
Paper Mil inelpinol $50 z ~
Flying Connie Gross J m
Time .Os Is or anSiz
DARK Morning. Hacyon Sight. Miss Peg
Baby jeanne and Y. Gun also ran.
FIFTH RACE s-yssr-ods and up
lis miles:
CAstleman (Moore) IL so 20 t2t
The Sultan theadel $50 80
Dinner Party tTrenp 400
Time 40 rs or cav
Rsaping Glory, Great Rush and fir''
Daft also ran.
SIXTH RACE $40 600 handicap. T.
wear -olds and up. p and NJ. lis miles
Good Morning Meade IL 40 ~ ~
Whirla bout tLongdsnj , no 2 ~
pootisna Atkinson 2 ~
Time .t3\3.5. On naA
Eds Jane Dense Path. Lovsdsy and
suntegrA also ran
SEVENTH RACE S.yssr.old' and NJ,
y mile
Am sun CTrenu 5000 1880 $50
Naldina Alpha Lynch 80 ! 20
a.Defense Bowers 20
Time 10 3-5. OF 3sia
ArmisttCe Day, tAldina Punch. sweep
stalker. Johnny r. a.First Of All and
Diego Red also ran.
All. p. Bonner entry.
EIGHTH RACE 4-yesr -olds and up. Ia
miles
Wickiffs Gal (GnberO llO $50 t7o
Heno Lion tDelpirol $50 go
Rest Awhile tBoWsrsl $50
Time ? .0A as off Ot
Snooline PANE. Border patts and
Ram FUNCTIONS also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

A 33-day extension which will
continue tho. Detroit horse racing
season through Sept. 20 will he
run for the benefit of war chart
ties, II was announced Saturday.
The extension Will give Detroit
95 days Of racing at the Fair
Grounds.
State racing commissioner
William J. Bowling. who again
requested the charity meeting.
announced that tho meeting would
he run ny the war charities which
benefit
Charities received S464 ,649.63
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Bossuet Captures
N. Y. Race Feature

NEW YORK, July up
Bossuet. with Jimmy Stout up,
opened up fast in the stretch 10
defeat Brownie in the 3lst run
ming Of the $4,000 added Fleet
wing Handicap Al Jamaica today.
The victory was the second
straight in the event for Belair
Farm Apache having Scampered
off with the Empire at Jamaica
fixture last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Detroit Race Track to Hold
33-Day War Charity Meet

from the Detroit track last season.
The 24-day war relief meeting
raised S34S.14l.S3 and ~ is hoped
10 reach this figure again this
year despite the fact that state
taxes are greatly increased.
The state and city will also
benefit from the charity meeting
through their share OF the mutuel
handle and at the present rate Of
slightly more than $4,000 a day
should receive an additional $780,
000 in taxes.
The regular meeting ~ the
Fair Grounds was 10 have ended
Aug. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Ban Jockey Gonzales
For 7 Fouls Here

Roberto Gonzalez. 26.ycar-old
Jockey from San Juan. Puerto
Rico, wound up his troubles with
the Detroit race track stewards
Saturday when they set HIM down
70 the rest OF the meeting which
ends Aug y. Gonzalez was SuS-
pended for two fouls in Fridays
racine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
SELECTIVE DRIVES

Harvey Olson. tourna m . n I
chairman, says carly reports from
several clubs indicate a good turn
out. II Will be an alternative
stroke competition with selectNo
drives. always a popular feature.
In the WMGA event A. Lam
caster HIS. s III y SpOrk,
17-year-old BEDFORD High School
golfer. Will seek her third victory
in as many starts. She had II at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
SFCoND GAVE

Totals 36 p p ~ TOTALS so q IN
Rated for S,hany In sixth.
+Baued for KArl m eighth
tBaued for Mullen In eighth
New YORK % GOA OO2 a
pbuadelphia 100 OO0 900
Runs Luhy q MedWirk, -Nslnttauh,
urges. Brewer Lupien, Errors Letchss,
urges Runs bafted not 2. hedwiob,
Weintraub. Msncuso. Rucker. Lupien Two
base hits Luhy. MedWck Three base hits
OFT Wsinirauh Rucker. Home run
Iupien. stolen baSe-ksrr. Sacrifice hit -
urges Douhle PLAYS Kerr 10 Luhy 10
Weintrauh Neinttauh 10 Kerr Lett on
bases New York T. Philadelphia 2. Bases
m balls or Brewer ]. OF SchanI 2. Off
Nussill l. struck out BY Brewer 3. by
schAnz J. hy Kari Hns--On Schanz =
In innings off Kari I In innings. or
Mussn IN ! inning Losing pitcher
SChany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

SIXTH RACE 2-vsSF.olds = rus.
aFrss For All tCroh' % 720 eut
SIR BIN tCorbsiil $40 au,
sparta Nnhls JsmsgD e,it
Time ~ IN 81
Flood Town. Errard and DAren alss
ran
sjohn Msr'ch entry
SEVENTH RACE 3.y,Ar-olrI and M,
p mile
Don Devi'o ,CarprsI1 20 $40 7n
Liberty Par HASKELL 90 "
Sentinel ,Woolfi 10
Tine - off sAS-
Volcano Pony Express Lsttsr pessr-
unto. .Isaroma, Uhhuh ard Joe Burger
AlsO ran.
EiGHTH RACE t,ear-olds and up,
I LIS miles on turf
Idle sun tNsErTyn, j so $50 N
Quarterback tHlg.e,I 20 ~
Captain FurN tCampbsIi 80
Tine ! - ? or ~
fhsI Pskrsh OWAsss Var, BaunH
snd RsaptnG Cold also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Giants, Phils Split
A Twin Bill
Brewer HurIs 5-Hitter
10 Win I'd Game

PHILADELPHIA, July Is (UP)
The New York Giants gained
an even break in todayS double
header with the PhillieS, with
rookie Jack Brewer pitching a
five-hitter 10 win the second game
s 10 !, after the Pills took the
opener. 3 10 l.
Bill Lee won a pitching duel
with Bill NolSelle in the opener.
FIRST GAME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Dodeer Spiked

BOSTON. July - UP) - Sec
ond baSeman I'd Stanky Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers was spiked on
the back of the head by Connie
Ryan today in the game with the
Boston Braves and had 10 be car
ried from the held on q StretCher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Hold Hound Trial
AT Walled Lake
Other Dog Events
Set for Detroit
BY Don GILES

While this is vacation time in
most places for dogs. there are
numerous canine events taking
place these days in and about
Detroit.
Most colorful of the attractions
being held are coon dog field
trials. Walt HorStman. president
Of the Multi Lakes Conservation
Club Of Walled Lake. apty de
ScribeS the annual field trial set
for Aug. 6 by comparing II with
horse racing.
III YOU like the bangtalls,
then you'll go for coon dog
trials In a big way" he says.
The trial, in which large
purses are offered. Will he held
al Richardson Farm on Oakley
Park road, one-half mile west OF
South Union Lake road.
There will be no re-entrieS in
their trial and 100 per cent OF all
entry fees Will be paid 10 win
ming hounds IN the l0-raCe event
and the final.
Coon dog enthusiasts who can
not wait for the Multi Lakes
trials Will 60 10 Saginaw this
Sunday for the Saginaw Valley
Coon Hunters Association annual
event being staged al the Sagi-
nav Fair Grounds.
Another interesting dog event
is the Chow Chow Club of Mich
igan'S puppy match this Sunday
at the Noa Dol Kennel. 23S00 w
Seven Mile road Judging by Mrs.
Agrippina Anderson, a well known
fanCier of elbows with kennels Al
Silver Springs, Md, starts at
= d IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

A m q I ur In
Chicago W i'll
play and add
TO the attrac-
tiveness Of the
golf program.
They are Mar
jorie r ow,
holdover state
and dis tric I
champion; Peg
Kirk of Find
lay. o.: j 2 a n
~ Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Played in 1911,
Gets Letter Now

William Kanley Of Kalamazoc
played football A. Western "
igan College IN 1911 but he is ~,
now getting his gold football He
Just recently gave the school $50.
900 for a memorial field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

'EA'ted for Nevsnne IN SNth.
tBstted for Woods ~ sixth
iRstted for Barrett IN eighth
Runs Fnnsy 2, M.,Eovich. Dosrr. Far
'ee AXE Cronin. StirnWeisF = Metheny 5
Martin ?, Etten 2 Error Etten. Runs
hst,ed tn Mttheny 2, Mlosevich. Martin
5 PRrtee. r. Johnson = Grimes. Fox 3.
F1nney Two.hAse hits N iiosevich, Tabor.
Metkovich. Etten. Fox. SurnVelss Home
runs -Metheny, Martin ? Ssctihce Gar,
bark. Double plAvS-Etien 10 NuoseViCh
20 Etten. Doefr 60 Finney. Grimes 30
SiiruweiSs 70 Etten Stirnweiss IN Mtlose-
Vich 20 Etten, Left on bases Boston
New YORK q Bases on halls on Duhiei
o. On Barrett :. % Bowman (, on Turner
J. on Woods 2 Struck out By pubiel g..
BY Roser /. Hts-On Bowman In ! Y,
innings on Woods In - inningt on
Barrett . IN innings on OMEN ) IN I
inning 90 Dubiel In 81 innings, or
Turner IN - innings tnone out IN
eighth, on Roser in > innings. Et by
pitcher by Rowman 1Ettenl. Winning
pitcher Turner Losing pitcher Barrett
tmpires MCGOWAN. Fipgras and Stewart
Timt--2 10 Attendance s.TtS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
TOTALS 80 49, Tolals Is 9 AZ ls

.Batted for Jurgss IN ninth
New York 100 OOO 900
Philadelphia 100 o"l VIZ
Runs OFT. Mullen 1upien Adams "
rors Lombard, Voiseie. Runs oatted "
COu scored on Wild pitch by Lee
Adams ? WasdeIl I Two-hase hts Med
U,Ick Wefntraub. Adams Wasdell Stolef
bases Kerr Lupieu. Double plays MI
len 10 fupien Weintraub tuuaHisted
Lett on bases New York :. Philadelphia :
Bases on balls on Noisette }, on Lee
struck out By Noisele 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

Totals IS u - TotsIt34 70 % S
'patted for Lops7 In sixth.
Rated FOR Tak Iu sixth
Rated for Roe In seventh.
Slated for Strlncevlch in eighth.
Ran for DAVIS IN eighth
Pittsburgh 400 100 200 ,
Chicago 100 2lO COX 4
Runs Coscsrart Barrett, Waner.
Hughes Nicholson Johnson, Fleming
Errors Hack Nicholson Runs batted m
Russell. Dahlgren Zak. Hack Hughes.
Nicholson pafko Three base hit Nichol
son stolen base Elliott. Sacrifice
Cavs rrettH Double PLAYS Ostermueller.
90 Cuisine to CscarArt. Nicholson 60
Cavarretta. Lett on bases Pittsburgh II.
Chicago Bases on balls on Roe /. OF
Fleming struck out Nv Roe ty
Fleming ! hy perringer Hits on Roe
10 M IunnLs nn SirinCcviCh in I
inning. on Ostermueller IN I inning, IN
Fleming in innings tnons out In
seventh m Derringer IN innings
Passed ban Lopez Winning pitcher
Fleming Losing pitcher Roe tmpires
Barr Sears and Conlan. Time ? o.. At
tendance a q72 tactuRD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Oakland Hills Women
Set Red Cross Event

Country Club OF two of the four Ryder Cup
which cleared than $4,000 for the Red Cross and
USO will through again for the Red Cross Friday July 2S
This time it's the of the CLUB who will deliver They Will
which will golf bridge luncheon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Cubs Win, Climb
To Sixth PI lace
Times Pilot,

CHICAGO July Is CINS)-Chi-
caCo Cubs climbed one flight 10
sixth place in The National League
today by whipping Pittsburgh. 4
tn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

Plans are being made to care for
a large turnout of golfers from
throughout the district
Five players who will compete
in the coming Women'S Western
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Pros Qualify
On Monday
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Any number OF pro golfers here
have had their pencils out and
doing considerable figuring OF
late.
The reason is the National PEA
tournament Aug. 1920 at Spo-
kane. Wash. for which Michigan
pros will qualify Monday at Plum
Hollow in a 36-hole test.
The weeks schedule also In
cludes the District Golf AsSocia-
lions mixed fourSOme this sun
day al Birmingham Country Club,
and the WomenS Metropolitan
Tournament at Lancaster Hills
Wednesday morning.
LONG WAY TO GO
Spokane is long way from
here and that is why pros who
figure they have chance 10
place among the eight qualifierS
Monday Al Plum Hollow have
been at work with their pencils.
The PEA pays sectional quail
fierS for the distance they travel
to the tournament. The rate from
this section TO Spokane is approx
mately 3 cents a mile.
Those who survive the qualify
ing round At Spokane and win a
match or two won't have much
to worry about IN the way Of
finances because they'll collect
extra cash for each success
there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Empire City Results

FIRST RACE-J-ytH 'oids and up, y
I.Grsnd Toy CwssropO $40 500 s7o
High Tint tPttarshb rs 10 "a 30 elo
Swing shift tpermaneJ 80
Time l;lt OFF la
An Fight. Rurdmsn Palace Guard.
GallAscens. 'Leba @. co Chicago. True
Barbara. Flying High Our Doris, sunlstIs
and Gay Legend also rAn.
Field
dead heat FOR first.
SECOND RACE S.y,ar.oIds and up a
sumsun czufs.u $50 40 $50
Little river tStranKel 90 4 80
surf Rider tPsrmAnrl 40
Time ! "a As. on ~
Adaptable Metropolitan, Ragged RAsosl
Trmdsm Hay Magic, Do Rsigh Nj Rush
Light, Roman Laugh. 'snvsr Plate, 'smn.
Ing Lass and 'Aubsr Also ran.
'Field.
THIRD RAcE-a.ysGr.olds. / i-ismhss
ARIEL Game tZufelD z2n J 10
TAmho Gindhergb
Time lA 3-5. IN 5sl4
Seeing Eye. supper Dance and Sunnif
also ran.
FOURTH RACE 7.y.sr.oldI \ mile:
army Rest Irhsek'r) 20 20 N
Toy Bomb GLindnerFi ~
/ Time l.i3. OFF 40
Indian Glvsr. A-Ta.ook and a.LloydI
also ran
AMIN River entry.
FIFTH RACE 3Ssar.oids and up.
mile
a Bossuet tSiouO 40 20 on
Brownie ,Gueripi 90 on
/ ARIEL Lad tPsrmsnel on
Time H. OF -
New Moon snd s.Apschs also ran.
sBelan stud entrN
SIXTH RACE 81 500 Handicap Gas
n. 3-yssr olds and NJ, y miles
Strategic tWoodhoussI 80 3lo !
Ranging (Lindgergi $40 }
An Magellan wright i
dh Oatmeal (Psrmansl al
Time 246 AS or Isl.
Blus nose and ocesnus also ran.
y oh DeAdhest for Third.
SEVENTH RACE - S-yssr.oldi, IL
miles C.
Fire STICKY G.indberg) 800 40 IL
step Across tPsrmsnsb ! 90 -
TUplicAts fWestTopeb "
+. Time l.Aa Is. OF 80
Sutton Place, War Gallant sWeepinl
Time and Moran also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S194. 20

Copyright e Inc RacnK Form)
For 2ysAr.od =
ownsd by II Cmdr Buhlt aimed
Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

EIGHTH RACES2OOO combination 3.year-olds and up ls
miles
TOY QUAY III &C Burns) 500 800 2Ao
MIGHTY LUCKY. Ill C. Banco %lO so
Gel ll3 n Iiart) $50
Time as IS Hsreb Flashalong ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

Cmd T. b
q IN the IN,
lug caught
In
TIGER
n vel m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
NV YORK

'EA'ted for Nevsoms IN siNtn.
tRstted for Woods ~ sixth
iRstted for Barrett IN eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

SIXTH RACE$4OoO allowances, 3-year-olds. lis
III NEIGHBOR us &C. Bianco) 1l20 3Ah
OUR MERRICK lis u. Adsms) Nv
ABOVE ALL. LOG T. MansorD
Time Las. Sir Sprte, Some Gala Tate Tale Drscol
HarV Aethe also
SEVENTH RACE $4,000 the Bel Buzzer Handicap 3year-
olds and up Lie miles:
COL TEDDY, 40 &c.
WISE MOSS. ia &C. BiancoJ
RESTLESS. ll2 &C. Mojenal
Time as. Samborombon Fldder's Bit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

SIXTH RACE $40 600 handicap. a
yeat-oIds and up. p and NJ l-is miles
Good Morning Meade IL 20 ~ ~
Whirla bout Clongdsnj , no 2 20
Bootiana Atkinson z ~
Time - \3.5. IN 5 0aA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

FTFTH RACE-S-ytar- oIdf and Up
I lis miles
CAstleman (Moore) 12s 20 az
The Sultan CMeade) $50 80
Dinner Party tTrenp tW
Time i.43 rs or cav
Rsaping Glory, Great Rush and Firs
Daft also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
HOR AnRnAY

rs lbs. NNl0 ms. allowance claimed.
Horses listed IN order Of post position
Weather. clear, track fast.
Post 30 p m.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY WANTS RIDE anywhere en- route to
Chicago Dec. II or %; refs. Adams 430l
day. CO. 1881. MISS VAN DUSEN. I7s
WILL SHARE EXPENSES for ride to Gen.
tral Texas. Leave anytime. Box S9-V,
Star. 16s
YOUNG WOMAN wishes ride to NJ Z. C.
and return Dec. 20; share expense Call
MRS. BERGER, Georgia 9s53, 17%
WANTED - Transp.. to Williamsport or
Harrisburg, Pa; pref. Dec. 23 by 2-5 girls.
SH; S645 after 9 pm. Refs. Is.
ARMY OFFICERS WIFE returning to
Southern, III. by Route so on Dec. 1s,
desires lady passenger. Call after 6
TWo LADIES desire i'sRe. transportation. Nash
Dsbses Dlle Tenn Dee sryins 20 Of Share
nouNG rsr LADY LAD. Wis wishes RIDE to Alabama
pensas. Ma 1870. Ext 4l4 l7*
DURHAM, N. c., is destination of 8 young
women on or about Dec. %; share ex-
penseS; drive II desired. Call DU 494S, IT.
NAVAL OFFICER driving to Indianapolis
Pee: Dec II desires - passenger; no return. Call
DRIVING to Orlando. Florida, 194l De
Soto Dec. 10; interested in passengers;
service people on furlough preferred. TIA
3793. References EXCHANGED.
SEREICEW0MAN wishes ride to Spring
field or Boston any day from Dec 20 to
Dec. 20: seven-day leave dependent upon
ride. MISS MARYCH, RE. 7400, Ext. 1888.
MAN AND WIFE want ride to Henderson,
NJ G., or vicinity, Thursday night or Friday
ana ana return Monday night. or Tuesday; will
Share expenses. Phone Adams S430, Ext.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
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nv. Warehouse at 7th and T ne. DI
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terms, LIS years SECURITY HOME
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NATERPROoFING. all types. ROBERT E
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remodeling; terms
Evening star., 1944-12-16
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tells a Or home. Phone MA. 5000. 49,
PERMANENTS by Mr.. Nakon Of Nakon
Beauty Salon, in Hotel Washington PRICED
from SS. 80 up. Other services moderately
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED ts
match your. coat, from fur pieces; We
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PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
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HEMoRRHOIDS eradicated by my owr
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Evening star., 1944-12-16
HELP MEN.

VINE sALESMAN-We have an opening
for an experienced 2. G. licensed solicitor
eoun3 TO e9yer ap, an established route of "A, ae;
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,,,u must be steady, settled. looking for per
BUSINESS phone Bernard Rosenberg al
HOUSE 6, OF ossa VINES AID. 1865. or after 9
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YoUNa YOU af's mES Es AM AND LADIES, age 1s to 80
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aYelans ayen rs are IN t great demand everyWhere
pENTAL I1y II Il LlLAgEsoRAToRIEs. Es IN Eye s. NV
Air. Inc, fleet service helpers. Immediate
openings. young men to service airplanes
n must De II yrs OF age or over
ai' e aalary slS' MasHReFoR HARelF II
to MondnS hHnrs
learn TRAbEWkitea RfbfVSh appseraa permanent essen
| With OF WITHOUT car. R0OQ
salary, increases. car allowance. gas sup
2,g5 Piled; !, ~, daytime % hours; WESTERN Ex-
WOODWARD & LOTHROP has immediate
openings for packers, checkers, stock
keepers. jumpers, truckers, bundle collec.
tors window washer. Apply employment
office, 9th floor.
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE has opening
for aggressive man, with good personality
md, appearance; ability to meet people
| and talk convincingly essential; previous
experience in contact, sales or newspaper
work desirable; salary commensurate with
qualifications and ability. Give details
| of experience, age, present employment
| and phone number in first letter to
! Box 326-Z, Star.
OLD LINE CO. has opening on large city
debit; no car or experience necessary;
guarantee salary and liberal commission
Call RE 6161, MR.. SCHOENBACHLER;
after pm. and Sundays, MR.. LEGO. HI.
MUST HAVE technical knowledge of Fed
eral tax laws, must have facility to digest
tax decisions, and write interpretive articles
on new developments in Federal tax field:
permanent. Telephone personnel dept, DI
1900.
Evening star., 1944-12-16
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started kept
part time audItS,, statements. tax reports;
ccouNTANT-BooKkEEP'ERR' audits. r.
nancia' and tax reports. general records
started. kept part time. AID 0T22 1Qs
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER, 10 years
experience, working drawings. Box lso-V.
ARMY MAJOR, on inactive status after
three years service, accounting, admlns-
trative and agricultural BACKGROUND, de-
sireS business connection with reputable
party or concern that Will stand rigid in
vestigation; real estate, building air con-
ditlonlng or similar activity preferred, Box
AS GUARD, watchman, hotel or store de-
tectlVe' etc; yrs. exp. Box l97-V. Star.
cHEF twhite,. very experienced: private
family in Wa$hington h9 or vicinity; s:25
CoRREsPoNDENT oFFTCE ASSISTANT,
nection with postwar future; $50 wkly.
JANIToR, colored, wants eight hours
night work with quarters. Call MI. 1925
Sf,See9 MaN drsft and II ocl9fk v..r ooars Is
immediate employment desired; good re-
muneration Box l5s-K, star.
or Or MORE each week. CHRISTIAN LOPEZ.
yrs, clerical experience: desires perma-
PAR PINE al s9S S'sn and drafting
work: qualified and experienced engineers
and craftsmen. Box 12S-V, Star. is"
PRODUCTIVE Washington manufacturer
representative, aged 80. draft exempt,
available January 18th, desires connection
with postwar future; employed for past 3
years by large manufacturer in ''E" award
class; experienced in all branches of Gov
ernment contact: sales ability with sound
knowledge of expediting material and pri-
ority assistance. Box 113-V, Star 2i"
BY DISCHGD. VET: yrs exp criminal
investigator; anything considered; age 25.
Box 119-V Star 16s