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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-02-15
Pick Trick
BY w. r. SCHAPHORST

MOST OF US, now and then, find
it necessary to do some digging in
the ground, and it often is hard
work.
Here is q worthwhile suggestion
When there isn't room enough -
~ptPE
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-02-15

swing a pick comfortably-and
there often isn't elbow room-dont
swing the pick at all Just remove
the pick head and slip it into a pipe
as indicated in this sketch. You are
then ready to go ahead without IN
reference
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-02-15
Milk River Seed Show
Proves Success
By HERBERT DeYRIES
County Extension Agent. Chinook


JUDGED FROM every angle, the
first Milk River Certified Potato
and Registered Seed show was a
success. More than 800 growers and
visitors attended the event Jan. %
and 90, and there was a large entry
of quality products in every class.
Cronk Bros. of Savoy took sweep
stakes in the open class for potatoes
with their exhibit of Bliss triumph,
Guy Riggen of Harlem was sweep
stakes winner in legume entries and
B. A. Block of Gallatin Gateway
took the same honors in grains with
his Compana barley.
F. M. Harrington, head, of horh-
culture department, Montana State
college; Ralph Mercer, extension
agronomist, and E. E. Isaac, hort
culturalist, Montana State college,
were judges and speakers ON the
banquet programs.
In his address as principal speak
err for the seed show program, Paul
Wagner, development agent for the
Great Northern Railway, Fargo, paid
tribute to ]. T. Sharples, pioneer
seed grower of Zurich. The Sharple4
strain of Bliss triumph is universal
ly used in the Red River valley
today, Wagner reported.
First-place winners In the various
classes were:
Potatoes
Bliss triumph - Cronk Bros;
Melted gems-Echo Thornley,, Har-
lem; cobblers-Rodney Siam, Chi
nook; Kasota - Herman Blom 4
Sons, Roundup.
Grains topenl
Observation-Disclosures Hansen, Gid
ford; Ceres-J. F. Maurer, Eden;
Glacier barley-Bill Poppler, Har-
lem; Compana barley-Block; Mis-
sion oats-Maurer; Dakota flax
Thomas Johnson, Conrad.
Grains tapproved)
Thatcher-Enoch Land, Medicine
Lake; Rescue-Land; Compana-
Bill Green, Harlem; Mission oats
Guy Riggen; crested wheat-Le.
Gray, Richland; mustard-Gus Ped
erson, Conrad.
Legumes
Ranger alfalfa-Riggen; Ladak al
falfa-R. H. Miller, Harlem; Grimm
Phil Butler, Joliet; Cumberland
clover-M. L. Hill, Fromberg; Ken
land clover-Bruce Richwine, Ro
nan.
First places in the Future Farmer
of America and All classes wer
won by Lee Cronk, Savoy; Arthu
Kleinjan, Chinook; Jack Van Voasi
Turner; Billie Green, Harlem; LEM
us Denham, Box Elder, and Bill
Ammen, Turner.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-02-15
Calf SC0urS
Baci|ary Enteritis
Foot Rot
Shipping Fever
SULMET*
.S@M%
SULFAMET

mountaineering sulfa drug, the equal or superior of any other
sulfa, highly effective in treating a wide range Of destructive
diseases of farm animals,
Alone among sulfas SULMET Sulfamethazine Lederfe win
maintain effective blood levels on once-a-day treatment. Efec-
tveness of blood concentrations maintained ON smaller amounts
of SULMET emphasize the economy of using this drug In re-.
1ation to other sulas, SULMETs lower toxcity Is defnites
SULMEr Sulfanethazne is recommended for the treatment
of such diseases as-necro and infectious pneumonia in hogs;
foot rot in dairy and beef cattle and sheep; shipping fever in
all farm animals; calf scours and bacillary enteritis in dairy and
beef cattle, sheep and horses; acute mastits, and chronic mas
tits when used with VErIcnLrN+ Penicilin LederIe; cocci-
diosis in sheep and calves; cecal coccdioss, pul1ofum disease,
acute fowl cholera, and coryza in poultry. Also, for septicernia
Cblood posoning) and many secondary bacterial infections
associated with virus diseases.
Every attempt should be made to secure a diagnosis for maxi
mum efficiency in the use of this product. For best management
and disease control procedures, consult your veterinarian.
Reg UsP Pa n
LEDERLE LABORATORIES DIVISION
AMERICAN GAaAma ea~e4xv
30 Rockefeller Plaza New York 20, ny
Evening star., 1949-07-27
|Cops Take Excellent Record
Into Game at Worrenton

jeff Jackson slammed q three
run homer for Holy Name, while
Horace Randolph and Bob May
berry hit circuit blows for the
Caps. Byron Anderson of Holy
Name and Ray Liccini Of the Caps
each gave up seven hits. Anderson
famed 10 and walked three, while
Liccini struk out II and walked
one. In another Junior League
game Caitheness Aces defeated
Hardesty's Market, 4-3.
Heurich Brewers are deadlocked
with Cameo for first play in Sec
ond-half play in the Industrial
League. The Brewers gained the
distinction by throttling Thrifty
Liquors, 2l-0. and % hits yester-
day. Johnny Norris held Thrifty
to three hits to lead Heurich to
it's ninth win In II games.
In other sandlot games the Fire
Department Travelled to Fort
Meade to register Us victory over
the Second Army and AL Millers'
Steak House kept its undefeated
record in the YMCA 17-and-under
league with a 1911 victory over
Seat Pleasant.
Evening star., 1949-07-27
HELP MEN tceRt.)

CALLERs-coupon men; only work:
sssu: g; s''s Sppis ss's 'ssAssGs sTyRsTo
csnkk, al 2 St; .xp.r.' ~. for cigar. cane eana,,
$ssts!s' @I:.;ss asSs. i''F1r 1razsnsss Ks ssa
cIERxeTYPfsr. I Efihpfis :'ii must ss b. exp'd and
able to meet the public GoSd
SMITHS TRANsFER 4 sToRsAnaE
cSok. o lsas ..e.s,.ne.d. 2 ss; nv :os.r dep.ns-
isslsj p.lssn' ass'' sNos Nsoss.k.g4RAiu sAsR|!
6e16 4th st.. Takoma Park, .; c.
COOK. fast. sober: for Sc. food.
90, Apply ss':i 'eAtE VI a sosaSS' S 5sd5 s1is
coUNrERMEN ts>. colored. See Mr.
KREAMER at 1881 7th st. NV.
DANCE TEACHERS 90, ages 2i-3o,
with personality and ambition to
teach ballroom dancing; excellent
salary and opportunity for advance
msnt to branch managers; angn,sts no frai5 f5-
Ing given. Please apply in person;
sTUD1Ss s9Gh & sos pm 18th D9N 81 nv. MAKIls nss
DELICATEssEN CLERKS t2l. ex-
SHERIDAN sfIsIsh5S DELicATEssEN, sII7
psTyER. asHFE1s sss sss7 nw bcdse taxi, must nav.
tai. Cali Ak. $500, Ext. 4ss.
pnyEss n.v ssa wanted a,ss tsa for. ;sss
rental rates: must have identifisa.
s1pa II St. cara n... Aee' ses HIVIN hHHPp aSRsi:
EppifoR1AL AsslsEAsr On J., seisn. len :
sap tis Ros Rstest5 !Io-H, we star 't0o'-e:S'ns
license BOX 46i.X, star. -2s
ELEcTTfRIcIxN and electrician's help
er. white: electrician must havs ss
rTTRsyVtar66R TsyVta BE- SSSsiitxrsSft SsiiHx stft. white rs. ..
perintendent Of service, CARLTON
HOTEL. 18th and K sts. NV. 30
ELEVATOR STARTER, excellent op-
portunity for q thoroushly expert,
enced person with personality ana
ability to efacienly supervise opera
Writ Write, sivins references and expert.
ence. No inquiry will be made until
after interview. Box as-1, star'
EMPLOYED MEN for part-time af-
car '2s %ap, syiaas sooa 4ss ss.t
EMNdH2NiEER, M dH2NiTEER colored. for downtown
atr-conditioned apt. bldg: hours.
1 z z bmhrBHRiaoEs il sssd 3 1s5ssl soss. 4sss fse,
EhaGSkEs, staS 4 T. nj maintenance man, 80
class rating; prefer one who has
esarRaIl eeisa lainaLf LfNEN yAGslssVfcE SERVICE, W sIsS
FSGSTs1S Sasss ShfRshi aRshr, rd white s only7 ful
time. permanent position, only sonsT;
exper. young man need apply. Can
rH1Elr 1Ei 74tSi ANb PRODUCE NAN for isrs.
ma srkss iaa1. 1ny :. Ssss as ase
FURNITURE RxFNisHEx, steady in.
side work on radio and television
cabinets. A perm. position ~
ipNEsd INe fhHsl fhslf 'as ana f'tas 81. %an e. .1
FyRRIER for Ire. dept. store. Ix.
nerisnced In mestins the public ana
giving estimates, repairing and re- r..
modelling. State age. experience ana
salary; Boz 3os,x;, osx;,SsnHxr STA, Man
for al a-round work; ;,,s 1nly nlyn sfRsso1, YRsso
SEW SERVICE, as.1 1855 wilson blvd, Ari.
GAS STATION MAN, capable, Dc.
pendable. ambitious snd soeer;
SRME SlElAA AND COUNTER MAN. fast.
reliable. Apply D. c. DINER ldoo
CROCFRY CLERK, colored.. must
have b. C.. refs;; expsEisnced; s9oo
salary. Apply SOUTHERN MARKET
.SnaoSxXraY SaSxXr CIxIfI, NEST market q.
Sss;sos;s;, Ssss;sss Z, Is. ssca u. sssaSSs - q
Evening star., 1949-07-27
Cup Regatta Tickets
Go on Sale August i;
Seats Increased

The Presidents Cup Regatta,
which opens with canoe races
September 4, will have between
three and four thousand general
admission seats and 200 boxes. all
of which will go on sale August /,
Chairman Eric Greenleaf an
nounced at q luncheon OF the Re
gatta Association yesterday at the
Willard Hotel. Greenleaf said
points of sale would be announced
later.
General admission is $3.50, while
entire boxes are $50 and $24 each,
depending on location,
The new seating arrangements
represent an increase over last
years capacity of SO new boxes
and several hundred general ad-
mission seats.
Jack Blank. chairman OF the
trophy committee. who was elect
ed to the board of directors, said
he would attend the Harmsworth
Trophy event this week end IN
Detroit to urge contestants to COM
pete for the Presidents Cup.
Evening star., 1949-07-27
Cards Climb to Top Vindicutes
Faith Owner Has Had All Along

liable as a fill-in for Shortstop
Marty Marion, frequently forced
to the sidelines because OF a re-
curing back ailment. and for
Third Baseman Eddie KAYAK.
KAYAK probably will remain out
of action the rest of this week
because of sprained ankle suf-
fered in the Brooklyn series.
Another reason for the clubs
squirt is lefthander Howard Pol
let's return to form after two
bad years, during which Manager
Eddie Dyer stuck with him. de-
spite criticism from the fans.
Pollet, the workhorse Of the
mound staff in 1916, when the
Cards won the pennant, started
slowly this season, but now has
won 13 games and is improving
steadily.
The most cheering of all to
Cardinal fans is the way Stan
Musial and Enos Slaughter have
been numbering Brooklyn pitch
ing.
Evening star., 1949-07-27
Bog|ey and Squires
Heavy Net Choices
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

KALAMAZOO, Mich. July 27.-
Gil Bogley of Washington. D. c.,
and Dick Squires of Bronxville'
N. Y, shaped up today as an
odds-on bet to walk off with most
of the booty as the Western junior
and boys tennis championships
went into the fourth round. They
have been playing doubles to-
gether this season and were run
nerups for the District OF Colum-
bia title earlier in the month.
Net dopesters figured they
might meet for the Junior crown
Judging by the form shown to
date. Bogley yesterday defeated
Curtis Beusman of Oak Park, Ill,
'I3, 60, while Squires ousted
Alan Schwartz Of Chicago. 6-3'
.6t.
Meanwhile, the Capital City's
two representatives in the boys
division went into the discard.
second-seeded Don Thompson OF
Jackson Heights. N. Y. busted of
Harvey jackson. 60, 6-1. while
AL Kuhn of Evanston, H.. defeat
ed Tom Bradford. 60, Ga.
Evening star., 1949-07-27
NIP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE WANTED, exper., for coun-
try home, good cook, maid; chaui.
feur. houseman: excel; quarters and
salary; ref. AID. 1542. rs
FARMER AND WIFE; man to look
after Angus cattle, garden. lawn;
etc; woman to do housekpg. and
cooking for / man; located near
oiney, ND. Modern house, food and
salary. call tor Apt. RE: 1891 1891
day, or 10. 5-0630. Ref. req. -2e
sTENooRAPHER, experienced; some
general ONCE work; excellent salary
and working conditions. Apply In
gslssn,, esI see My Msy1ETsa Tylns; TIE I. ,si7 sh7
X st. NV.
ALL ABOA4D! Christmas card pront
train y In Sell friends AMERICAS
foremost greeting card assts. On
beataple name imprinted cards: Qor-
geous 21-card de luxe assts. piasne
SaToi All if..t.ssliinr t.sslHnlb bic money.msE.T:.
esaFf ssRaFf!ff' ,oa S1 NJ 'RDttsv' RRSts" st., sssimof.
EARN NJ AND LEARN PART TINE $50
and UP per wk. The largest as
tributor OF sterling silver In the
world offers an opportunity to learn
Professional Salesma pship free. NO
obii9etions. For details, be at
War6man Park Hotel. Hamilton RIM,
$50 Thurs. eve. ASK Tor MI
Evening star., 1949-07-27
HELP MEN

HELP MEN
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT with
engineering education for large
aouslnf as usHl4fRLRHY.SukE RT9,fSutik AIRS. Duke st.
extended, Fairfax.
Community Chest r., rsdsrsstic,n; dsrsne, or at !
least W asS9s1nsins Ssps sxp senSHa ESQ q able
20 % nSpe espe 'asi 'aaseieurstsly. e:dsy vssSs'
sea1NkER, sRssnssiinEfR 1iSf 1877 M st. App NV. -ss
AUTO BODY MAN-WashinEtons
Oldest Chevrolet dealer has an open.
ing for an experienced metal man
top earnings for capapie man -dsv
Veek' See Mr.. Ralston, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO.. 1130 Conn ave
AFRO njT BODY AND FENDER MAN.
to work on percentage basis; must
be exper.; 5-day wk;: best ot w0Iv woTK1'
co, 1as cPaasil Resslyn. H Va, cH. s555.. al
AYnSn9sRR5b sDDs 9RsR5os NfGHAsAaE fsGHEssE isssFsiHs
$50 G st. s.w. 30
AUTO MECHANIC TRAINEE. some
exp. necessary. Work In new enc
used car dept Young. energst,e.
GOOD refs. See Mr.. Eding. LEE y
BUTLER, INC, 1121 2lst st. n.w.
AUTO RADIO MECHANIC, must be
experienced, excellent working conoi-
tions and salary. permanent POSI- posii.
MspAlN;HATTAN MAI; AuTo d RADIO Co,
l706 7th st. NV. 20
AUTO SALESMAN-Used cars. with
enough experience in values 70 pe
trained to represent US as our useo
car buyer: wonderful opportunity tor
an. AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC,
f731 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AUTO statesmen (2), new-car sales
NEED % ABBY HAWKINS MOTOR co,
INC, 2501 Columbia pike Arans-
A11SrfoMoB1LE A1Sf;o Sa, MECHANIC for used;
car lot; must be reliable. SOBER oe,,;sad ana
Fioaters please do not apply. JhT
MOToR BALES, 2725 Nichols ave
Sc, Ii. 3-0336. -T
UPHOLSTEREK, ALL
headlinings and seat covers DIS
TRICT UPHoLsTEEING Co rear
1929 X st. NV, ST. 0562. =
BAKER. all around. must be able
fs to dssorssf rsstskERY' ssYes sss APPn Penna. save ave-
BAKER, hotel or restaurant expert
enre GOOD salary. meals and uni
form Apply chef, CARLTON no.
TEL, 18th and X sts. NV. -2s
BAR HELPER. white, 21 or over.
good salary and. meals Apply neeS s.s,
bartender. CARLTON HOTEL doth
sHsrESDER ans 4 81 ? for y: country club. II
m a nm, beginner with some ex-
perience considered. Please apply IL
person. WOODMONT COUNTRY
CLUB, Bethesda, Md.
BARTENDER, experienced, prefer one
with list class club experience. "A.
cellent earnings. quarters IAN and ressrs msars
iaTsshes iass. ssons MuSt Wr hsss ssse good
'Ss s;i ."; :nos as' 'is:s;' zSS, sss1
BlRischksxYhks-only lssh Ia n:ssl good mechsn.
les apply. East-West hwy bet: Conn
and Wis. aves., or blo0 3oro 81. n."'
BRlcKLAYERs-Must be mechanics;
e sS4 III. nfI ofa ofRaHoD6iEsNyisER at 1928
Hsmpden lane, Greenwich Forest
BuaLpozER III OPERATOR for cietrae.
Must be experienced. Call Lattmer
after 9. SH. 6791. Zo
BUTCHKR, experienced. Good pay;
references. Apply b51s Conn ave
BUTcHER-Pleassnt, references, also
able to sell meat; experienced. Fooo
salary. Apply In person. 3s04 attn
1ssssSzEBas1s ssSSzB1sc; TEX szaz 'gs'tl' il: 1I;s'Z 4
Evening star., 1949-07-27
hElR MEN

dKocEKY;srocK CLERK; !. a!.; a..:,I 3
nasew1sa atae Esiafl'6eL '6eLitsaRR Ii e. to learn su.i-
ness under qI trainins progrann
ZIP s.nsaeassi ai,oe.s b., not oMsAffsosSnSYgg ffsosSsnSsYsEgg
SS; SsS;s,' sNiss Ns' dssf'i. ave- 81 siIlr'r
ISstRANCI-Industrial debit. oppor-
married. a7-1o. car allowance and
$50 q wk. guarantee TO start. Call
NsURANCE-CAsUALTY SALES pn.
derwriter. Unusual opportunity ,for
sxDsrisnssdd sssqhsy HsS sss sp
fude. to represent one Of Americas
bonus and expenses.. Real oppor::
tunity for substantial income ano
advancement into msndEierie ndinr artnsni. nIs
sation. Interviews viii be arranged.
Write dstsils q your yoarr,ssxYp2GiN sxp2sGriieNness suo 70
TUAL LIABILITY INeuRANCE Coi'
10 Commerce st.. BALTIMORE ma
yANrroR, colored. must have local
experience, no children, for practic-
ally new apt. bldg. in NV. Salary.
s100 mo. and beautiful apt, ell
yASITok aSfh 81 nov: for Count apt; married,
hS license; se;iqsami nondrinEer; wit5 refs; Apply
REsIpENT NOR. s44b 18th st.
yoSbrNG PIUMbER. 10 Yrs. exper,
no drinkers need apply. Apply ESQ
sERiTR Thurs; INc mGr ig1s Tsyior AySa'soH =. NV
Man. exper. in deiicstessen. must s ss
exper. Apply 6E40 Conn. ave. 20
MAN, white, permanent position,
must know city; excel. oppor. for
conscientious, reliable, hard-work-
ing man. Good salary to start;
sHssfs d9T sdTasffmsa4!c Tasa mss4cHANE ARPI
MAN, a5-45, knowledge Of bookkeep-
ing and tyginns, able to drive car
Si ! "s selss:S qn, vii. w';.s. i,sS;n siSs
NAN. AT.1n:ssn; ss 70 Y: Il. good education and
prpesious ppSaiasGH,t retail Or sales experiencs
rapid Increases. Apply 10 am
8 pm. RIM. aO5. 1927 Eye st. nv.
MEAT CUTTER for employment in
top wages for experienced man, ex-
ceilent working conditions; oppor-
Room Room ia. shirlington Theater
Bldg, Arlington, Va. ,,--2g, 20
MEChANICs.Asphslt and linSlenm rn
LpsS pes ,of KE pl.sssns ssnev ous.,d. sales work,
excellent commission. liberal draw
st,na s,a dn.s n: sss MR KAts
SsssssP ffssssP TT.s.9. s sPss sPs .RB En- 1Seaa,
MEN-start on ? or r,;r dsH siHr IIan, rp
BRUSH co. has a. few. excellent
openings in
instructions furnished. Excellent
profits. Apply 979 National Press
Bldg, 14th and r SITS. NV, or can
DI. 4477 or DI. 34sS. -21
MEN 9, t9 xnite n.s Z a.saoasss 10 New New
MEN, XSsk iiss. hxsi n;S delivery; Fridays. mus.
know Ari.; furnish car; excel. pay.
NIGHT JANiT0R, colored. middle.
sssd; for 1arse e apsT.m.aii pm sai.rg 1esi and
fisHEs 4 Co, Mc, 7ss 18th ss.
on nv inuaSER MEczANIc. szp, IN s1l
burner work and all heatins yerk.
rAds1a sds. 1.s.:ds sss work. os EMBAssY sHs xtTs.
PAPER HAN0EHS, white, frst class.
BALTIMORE RENovATfNG CO.,
PART TIME statesmen, to supple
nent present income and also train
for full-time Job later. better than
average income for willing workers.
Interviews bet. $50 and 8 Pm
thurs. July 2sth, u! southsrn
P1Atl1AClgT, relief Rorka CATH
DIAL YHANAAcY. co. o257.
5000 Cen1. -SS
Evening star., 1949-07-27
Baseball
Continued From Page CID

games of the pace-setting New
York Yankees. The Yankees and
runnerup Cleveland Indians were
idle.
Tommy Heinrich Out.
New York. however. was jolted
by an announcement that First
Baseman Tommy Heinrich will be
out for several days to a week"
with a fractured toe on his right
foot. Heinrich played the entire
nine innings of Monday nights
game with Cleveland with the in
Jury, which occurred on his last
turn at batting practice when a
foul bounced off the toe. It was
badly swollen yesterday and
X-rays revealed the fracture.
The st. Louis Cardinals in
creased their National League lead
to a game and a half over Brook
lyn. the Redbirds walloping the
Philadelphia Phils, 9-5. after the
Chicago Cub had shutout the
Dodgers, SO.
Harry Brecheen pitched a $3.50
game but was aided by q 16-hit
barrage by his mates to earn his
eighth victory. Stan Musial and
Enos Slaughter each raped pair
of doubles and a single. Red
Schoendienst cracked three sin
giles and a two-bagger. Robin
Roberts was the loser.
Johnny Schmitz. an old Brook
lyn nemesis, blanked the Dodgers
with seven hits. 1t was the Brooks
fourth straight setback. The Cubs
grabbed three quick runs off Lefty
Joe Hatten in the first inning.
That was enough for Schmitz.
The lefthander owns all three de-
cisions Chicago has taken from
Brooklyn in 13 meetings this year.
shortstop Roy Smalley. with a
double, triple and single, and two
runs batted in. led the Cubs at
tack.
Sam Chapman's single with two
out in the 10th inning scored
Eddie Joost with the run that
gave the Philadelphia Athletics q
Evening star., 1949-07-27
By the Associoied Press

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-The st
Louis Cardinals are about to make
a prophet out of their owner,
Fred Saigh.
At the seasons start, when ex-
perts were picking the Redbirds
to finish fourth, and later when
the club skidded into the second
division, Saigh remained conf
dent his club would make a
strong pennant bid.
Now they are in first place.
With the Cardinals sched-
uled for q three-gam series with
runnerup Brooklyn this week end,
interest here reached a fever pitch.
The games with Brooklyn Fri
day and Saturday nights and Sun
day afternoon are expected to
attract 100000 fans. A few tickets
remain for Friday night, but re-
served seat tickets for the other
games have been sold out.
Hotels have been besieged with
requests for weekend reservations.
"It looks like a sellout," one
hotel manager said. People from
all over Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Texas have reserved rooms and
requests are still coming in"
A Cardinal spokesman said the
managements goal for home at
tendance this season is 1.250.0OO.
and "it looks now as If we may
make it," That would be ANAL
time record here.
Saigh is first to admit his clubs
good fortune in the return OF three
former Mexican Leaguers-Utility
Infielder Lou Klein and Pitchers
Max Lanier and Fred Martin.
Klein has been especially val
Evening star., 1949-07-27
HELP AAEN

PHARMACIST, reeis, full time,
ssaas se's aSSHss ss's'Ss 6sd sissss:
rESsrssERs La; rnssssTERs tao,, top wages; White
sssS:ss sss:ss: ": ss t.: Ass, e q. ~ sssf
r2nAsTs.EEss 2r "a ESsS' wAsrrD-onl, l.t
Trepsp. from District line; deoTssa
sss ses A::s: s:s:. ''. rsS: end tssd tss% ''s
'!s.:sf; yss ss,, Il person. E; :s' res. !: 9 81
rtufMsibss, HI niss experienced lead man 1 for
tobbing and reEnodellng shop; drivers
81 st,n!. ;aa FsSD FiisssS';so e.: ':'Y'5is s5ia
rSkffk; so'o5ss; to NV. work I'm. in drug y.
fegsnses apd ,s,p e5per + Apply Do DAx nof
PREssEEs. wool, exper;, s45 for 45-
rfkansssEss fanss se' q. 81 steady work. GOOD
pay. Apply all day. 443 7th st.
PRODUCE MEN for employment in
chain. must be experienced in trim
ming and set up; excellent working
conditions: opportunity for advance
ment. Apply Room 1874. shirlinston
Theater Bldg, Arlington, Va. III
RADIo-Youns man with knowledse
of radio parts tor position 1sr,ss15N aS so151;
sApio fsspisoo' OF FsS WASH. Sss.0dt:a 1879 i4th R.x
RADIO. .TELEvIsroN. servicemen ts,.
with cars; steady employment; ex-
ssy ssspt 'il.Tb hnbbro and car aTTrhisyisTos iSyTisnosss
SERVICE, s547 Georgia ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-A pra-
gressive organization expanding It's
sales force has opening Tor GOOD,
hard-Working salesman; live PROS
poets, lots Of advertising, can work
Alexandria or Arlington, cali ov;
l946. HUBBARD REALTY Co.'S
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN--we have
eese1ns ssseh srs: ss's orssr;:sz: s..1 Rss 2sens
a Develop. Co., 1850 Mas. ave. NV:
ROOM CLERK. age s0-3b, at least 2
yrs. hotel exp. to work In Ice down
ss:a| $:s| s:;;d a. hss..:s's,' 'a,s;sfI
ROUTEMAN-A penn anent position is
open in our sales force for an extra
routeman; pleasant working condi-
tons ,sMpx ys,atOn with 51o PAY ,1t, ,t App1y
saEEsM1S Az .a .d poss% sen and S.rn. s'DRs't
SALESMAN, auto accessory and re-
placement parts: must s,,, pc expsr; Per
have Al references; steady post
rnGn; mission eAsnes and many Dement'S. If you
cannot meet these qualifications, DO
not apply. Ask for p; H H.; pe%tTsen %
l. RADIO Co. 1905 7th s.. nv.
SALESMAN, experienced in selling
mems sportswear.. luggage. work
clothes. etc; excellent salary and
TTsSphSg TG0s hSeF' iosT ssss's liz ssh s..
saassMnN for ambitious sqsns
man, who ID experienced in selling
mn iR' rdUFa 5e5FslsAiaaiEas aiEss ARRsp sR6p. eHss 1915
ssI;sssiMnxE.coL1xcroH. Il for indus.
sary. @ Apply sos Victor Bids, e IA
sssEsMEN. sth u En- .. .rs.r. real .:.ste
salable iistinss including ramblsrs.
Our statesmen know OF this ad. FOR
personal Interview, call sales mgr,
SERVICE STATION attendant; also
porter; good salary. 6-day week
Aurly JOHNNY'S TEXAco SERVICE
STATION, Goth and N. Y. ave. NV.
SKIPPING CLERK, white; permanent
onnortunity Tor conscientious, hard.
refiabIe worker; good salary q start;
ehanco for adyanesmeat. 1Appy
WASHus6ToN xUDN 1xcnNa2,
l011 j q. Az. -SS
Evening star., 1949-07-27

The Washington Capitols base
ball team will take its record of 81
vistories in ~ starts to Warrenton,
Va, tomorrow night for a nom
league encounter with Warren
toms Red Sox. Jack Pope, Tech
High star, will hurl for the Caps.
The game will start at 9:l5 EDIT.
The Caps still are unbeaten in
Section 2 of the National City
Junior League. They wracked up
seven straight wins to take the
first-half championship and yes
terday set down Holy Name. 7-5,
for their third straight In second
half play. Up to yesterday Holy
Name was tied with the Caps for
the lead.