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HELP MEN

ASSISTANT JANITOR, NV. apt: bldg.
egired. No children. EM. oeei. LII
ASSISTANT MANAGER for large
downtown restaurant; experience
necessary: good starting. salary: no
nights, Sundays or holidays. Reply
by letter 70 Boz 2Q0.K, Star. --le
tor and starter repairman; pleas
ant working conditions; paid vsca.
tion; opportunity for advancement:
Interesting position for good man.
POTOMAC ARMATURE SERVICE.
AFRO 1gaS \ nMECHaNIc, y; must be exper.
and have best references. good SAL
ary, perm. position, No phone calls.
See Mr.. Danneron, AMERICAN 6kRv.
ICE CENTER, Studebaker Dealers,
bS5 N. Glebe I'd. Arl. -19
ALTO MECH.-Must have knowledge
Of all cars, Good lob for exp. man.
Maine ave. and M st. s.y.. MI
06Se. LAUER SERVICE STATION
AUTO MECHANIC. Al on all makes.
must Sc able 70 operate Bear ma
ABBY ABBY al TrifME SERVICE. 9th and
AHf1soTfyE AMf,ps sTsi i.v. MECHANICS ss,,
truck only, experienced men needed
Tor niehf work. good vases foI
good men; Apriy TIE cCcrc nnA =
Alex.s w.
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when anspertRe adserttsements
addYessed to star bozes do NOT
inclose orictnci references. or
other materials OF personal rdlHe:
Copies serve the purpose and
originals muy Get lost.
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SALESMAN tcont. }

SLIP COVER and upholstery. salss-
man! must be experienced Apply
morninss HOFFNANN uPHoi-
.sTERs. s447 issh & nv SO
EngIand shoe manufacturer oaers
complete line mems cushion dress,
work tvulcork and SeopFens solesI
and women's shoes Sch fun time
or aide hne. Fall-ttme men earn
up 10 s:5 day in comm Write for
eatalosue. samples free 20 pro-
dueers. JOHN NEIL sHOE CO. e2
Enterprise st. Broekton. Mas.
SALESMAN
Excel. opport. for sxper vacuum
cleaner salesman or viii train
inexper man. inside and outside
saleswork; plenty OF dooF time, no
canvassing; prospect file maintained:
liberal wkly draw. car nee; com.
pany BENEFITS. App.y personnel once,
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO, $500
Wilson blvd. Arl, Va. IL
Salesman-$5,000 Up Class
Career opportunity for right man.
appointment seliins only. Draw
against earned commission. ENCY.
CtOPEplA BRITANNICA. Call Mr..
Bone. Re. 6el1. lis
Evening star., 1949-06-15
THE EVENING STAR
ilol Pa. Ave. NV.
COLLEGE MEN
Electronic Salesman

To cover Washington and surround
Ing territory. Must live In or near
Washington. Have auto and be
familiar with dealers. Government
and industrial accounts. Excellent
opportunity for a producer. Box
Evening star., 1949-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

DRIVING INsTRUCTION--.Dual-con.
troll car, tree pickup % %ssyyiGS; "a, deg g.a or
THE GRADUATING CLASS Of the
Veterans High School Center. pivi-
sion 1918, request your presence
at the closine exercises, Thursday,
the sixteenth Of june, 194e. At $50
pm, Armstrong High School Audi
torium. No flowers. 16'
MIR. BUSINESSMAN, do you need
q good bookkeeper? Acct.7 Once
ms5;s HasiacS csll Rx AThAss 1zss sookKElrIEsss' RIs
Twill NOT be responsible for any
asSlS shsn myself. Suf.' BSYb MHRsHxLL,
1439 r. !. ave. NV, d. c.
WITH THIS CLIPPING ONLY to In
troduce our shoe repairing depart.
ment. Mems half soles and pest
quality rubber heels. l.49; best
quality rubber heels, 80 cents; lady's
half soies and rubber heels, 90 cents;
rubber heels, .35 cents. Best quality
material and Workmanship. NEW
JERSEY CLEANERS, 1901 N. ]. ave.
NV. 1911 First st. NV. HOO 21st
Ct. NV, 1921 Hladensburg I'd. ne.
ave. NV. Phone ST: 1918. =l9
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SALESMAN WANTED
SALESMEN

OLD ESTABLISHED CHEVROLET
dealer has opening for 2 new and
used passenger car and truck sales
men. but only the best need apply.
70 quality you must be q local man;
resord Of accomplishment. Auto
mobile experiences highly desirable
but not absolutely necessary. This
10 real opportunity 10 connect
with one OF Washington's best and
Oldest automobile dealers. Liberal
salary. and commission, compenss.
tion plan to qualified men. Give full
information eonfidenttally in first
letter HnY a9G-K Star II
Evening star., 1949-06-15
HELP MEN
CLERICAL WORKER

full-time, permanent work can be
considered. Must be able to pass
physical examination. 5-6ay. 40
hour week. Many employment ad-
vantaees. s3l per week TO start
with increases IN pay. Appiy pet-
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ENGINEER

With 1st-class license; immediate
opening: 5-day. 40-hr, wk. Apply
employment ONCE, 9th a.. main
bldg. 9:30 to 8 daily
Woodward g. Lothrop
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES :
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg. II and q. RE. 3e3s

NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17os q ST. NV.
MEN
Securities, sales mgr, ins. sales
mgmt.. exp. nec.. salary, comm. and
override.
Bkpr. superv.. yrs. retail exp; $75
wk
Refrigeration repairman, CD, car
and tool nec.; $50 wk.
Moving and storage estimator, exp;
shoe sales, exper.; $50 draw.
Clerk-cashier; S45 wk.
WOMEN
Executive bookkeeper, sec'y; . days,
sec'y, legal, advertising. trafic,. en-
gineerine, travel agency: 5 days;
$2.6o0.$3, 900.
etenogs., airlines. Steamship, radios.
banks, ETC.; 8. bh days; $2,1o0 to
$4,000.
Comptometer operators. start $45.
Evening star., 1949-06-15
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Evening star., 1949-06-15
YOUNG MEN

4S0N1 1AG4S
Interested In teaching, supervfstng.
interviewtnes with opportunity TO
become branch managers.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made opport
for high caliber personnel. 3 yrs.
college educ pref. but not essential
Previous exper. not nee. Apply u
person, TO 9. Aacn. Through Fri
See MISS FERRE.I.. Do not phone.
fi06 CoEn. ave. nv. ..
Evening star., 1949-06-15
TRUCK DRIVER

Colored. 2i-35 years Of age, thor
oushiy experienced for circulation
department Of newspaper; must have
d. c. drivers permit; must be able
to pass physical examination; per
manent lob with increases In pay;
b-day. 40-hour week. many employ
ment advantages; snust he able 90
furnish references Apply personnel
once, Room s04. Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-06-15

1St- Glass Paper Hangers
white. good pay. Appiy ADAMS
RENOvATING CO.. 1Ss3 u %, ~.
ready 10 work -10
Evening star., 1949-06-15
MEN--21 TO IS
NIGHT CARETAKER
RUG SALESMAN

necessary. Commission
basis. Excellent opportunity for
advancement: 2oS diseoant on purss
other employee BENEFITS. Apply Per
sonnel. once. 5th floor. GOLDEN
BERG'S 7th and X SITS. NV. lis
SALESMAN WANTED
We are looking for q man between
81 and so yrs. Of age. who can tackle
may not have had previous selling
experience, but should be aggressive,
persuasive and capsole OF adapting
his personality to an established
program Of selling. He should be m
terested In earning between $4,000
and $4,000 yearly. Apply MR. MA
and A sts NV ~
Evening star., 1949-06-15
FLOOR MAN

T LSfJn MAN
Dept store experience necessary
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment Liberal discount on pur-
chases Free disqualification. Apply
Box 201-k. Star. --l6
Hotel Chef-Steward
Thorough KNOWLEDGE food prepara-
Take comp. charge kit, well known
ing cond' Phone Miss Johnson. I.
DI $500 for appointment --I6
MEN-21 TO IS
Are you interested in permanent. In
portunities offered by Capital Transit
paid vacations. sick leave. free trans.
pension system: no experience neees-
SRry. We teach you and pay you
while learning. Apply now. $40 to
l2 noon, Monday through Friday,
employment once, 1882 M st. NV,
Take Routes so Rosslyn, 90 Cabin
John. 80 Friendship lists. streetcars
70 door. la
NIGHT CARETAKER
For industrial plant in Bethesda.
references. SIS Box 4sa-K, star. ia
PLASTERING ESTIMATOR
Experienced in commercial and apt.
house work Box 70.M Star III
Evening star., 1949-06-15
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Statesmen

to assist manager tn a
chain orRaniEation; excellent op-
portunity for advancement. good
pay, steady Job. Apply main once.
627 Z st. nv, Mr.. oSTROWER.
Spotter and Dry Cleaner
one who can operate q
prosperity synthetic unit; good sal
srZ e Iisht man; ses NJ Linkes; ss
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virginia registered; s.
day week, A hrs; no night, Sat.
or Sun. work; So per hr. Apply
WAIGREEN CO., In the Pentagon
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Ml3:E1:lSl! 5!!Sl9i!i4171
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with car. Home
Also several cam
Am paying very !
Apply EVELYN NJ
Z. Capitol st. even
phone calls please
Evening star., 1949-06-15

PHOTOGRAPHER, young man with
porsraiture experience, capable Of
handling PHOTOGRAPHIC department;
must be good salesman, Apply In
person before 11:30 or after $50 To
Mr.. EisemaR at BATES. p ct 9th,
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Iished. has permanent openins for
ffvInr Al home As assistant 20 PROP
erty MANAGER: excel. opportHnity.
must be intelligent. well educated
fraustrsous. ear essential, See Nj.
Gerber, LEGUM q GERBER. 1881
Caf1n AVE- NV -lh
Evening star., 1949-05-16

W Ossie Bluege. boss OF the
Washington clubs farm sys-
tenn, has plucked what he be-
lieves to be diamond In the
rough from the paws Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Lee CBuck) Fleshman. grad
uate of Hyattsyille High and
also the Dodgers school at
Cambridge, Md. makes his pro-
fessional pitching debut today
as a member of the Washing
ton farm club at Concord,
N. c.
Upon graduation from the
Dodger school he was signed
by Bluege after his dad. Lee
Fleshman of Rogers Heights.
champion horseshoe pitcher OF
Maryland. steered him from
contract offers by the Dodgers
and Detroit Tigers.
Buck Is 10 years old. stands
6 feet 8. weighs 180. Is broad
shouldered and gifted with =
smokeball. an assortment Of
curves and sharp batting eye.
He won Is straight games last
season as a pitcher for the
Rogers Heights-Edmonston
Boys Club and Snug Harbor
teams. In this company his
stick average was $50.
Evening star., 1949-05-16
By Joe Reiehler
A.soeioied Press Sports Writer

Chalk up another error for the
experts who predicted a two-team
race between Boston and Cleve-
land for the American League
pennant.
The prognosticators failed TO
take into consideration the over
all improvement of the so-called
weaker clubs-particularly the
Chicago White Sox and Washing
ton Mats.
The Mats made the experts
squirm by running up winning
streak of nine straight. The Chi
sox also have been sizzling and
even the cellar-dwelling st. Louis
Browns have shown signs OF
emerging from their season-long
coma.
With the New York Yankees
grabbing an early lead and Detroit
and Philadelphia playing better
than 500 ball. 1t now looks as II
theren be a closer battle than
usual. Only 4l2 games separate
the first-place Yankees and sew
nth-place Red Sox.
The White Sox turned in the
eye litter of the season yesterday
when they shut out the Indians
twice at Chicago. 100 and 20
The double whitewashing Of the
world champions was especially
pleasing to the Pale Hose because
a record crowd of 53,325 was on
hand.
The count bettered by 897 paid
admissions the old mark of So, ,428
set June Is. 1888. by the Sox and
the Yankees. The turnout lifted
Evening star., 1949-05-16
Leoeue Leaders
Ry the Assotio,se Press
AMERICAN.

Chicago; Mitchell. Cleveland. .3to.
Runs---Joost. Philadelphis, 90. VII
Philadelphia: KeiI. Detroit, 20
Runs s.t.sa is-williaHs' Boston a
Hits-Ren. Detroit. ~: Zernial, Chi
caso; Chapman, Philadslphis, 80.
Doubles-Zerniai, Chicago. IL Chap
man. phiii.csiphis iI,. A. Val.
Home runs-st.nhens. Boston. ., vii,
nams, Boston; Graham, 81. Loaisi kokos
stolen bases-DilIinser. o. Louis
Tebbetts. Boston, and valo. Phiiadslphiat )
Pitehtns--Wiaht. Chiesgo. 40. 600
strikeouts - Esvhouser, Detroit. %
Trucks, Detroit, IS
NATIONAL
Battinx-schoendienst 81. Lou. 81"
Marshall. New York. 5sa
Runs-MarshsIi and Gordon. New York
Dark. Boston, -.
Runs satted in--Mi1. New YORK. ennis
Philadelphia. Campansils, srookiyn Kinsf
Hits--Loekmsn. New York. 80. 'Dsrk
Boston; Ashburn- Philadelphia. 3s
Doubles--Jones. Philadeiphia. TO- wait
kut. Philadelphia. q,
Triplss-smaiIsy. Chiesso, T. Thonsor
Nike, New York. KiHsT, Pi'tsbsrsh. \.
Stolen hasee--HoninsoH, BROOKLYN
Loekman. New York. &
Pitchins--Ersnca, Brooklyn. 80 900
striksoats -- Brsrea, BROOKLYN, II
SPAIN. Boston, 81.
Evening star., 1949-05-16
Louis 10 Give Brothers
Chance il He Whips
Comiskey Tonight

Retired, undr'eated world
HesvyWelght Champion Joe Lcais
has rne plans for 2S-sesf cid
Elklns Brothers In the event the
Washington youth Nlns tanights
scheduled lo-reunu heavyweight
boSine feature A. Guffth stadium,
Promoter Ooldie AheATn insists
that the thrice postponed Ehow
will so ahead tonight rain cT
not In the event oi ram Oolds
said today. the rlnE can ~ mostd
over home plate and the fans may
witness the action from the COW
cred stands
I've got no rain date te cover
this one, 80 I've got 10 SO ahead "
Ahearn SAWS The Washington
Mats will he or hand 10 bring us
luck but we're soine TO he pre-
pared no matter what comes
LOUIS VAS here yesterday TO par
ticipAte in the ! Am ar Amsrl-
can Day ceremonies and Sc, in
some solf at thr nsnninf Links.
He conferred wlth John Carter.
Brothers manager.
Il won't be- Ahle 10 sre this ftght
because I've got business In New
York" Louis said. 'hti, ! plan 10
match the winner for = main
event in Chicago. and have plans
for Carriers boy If he makes .
good showing.
Garter IL one Of my best friends
and was one of the frat Ia en-
courage me when ] ~as hEhtlnK
my way UP I've had my eye on
Brothers for some time >"
He advised Brothers Keep
away from coniskry fof the ffkt
two rounds. and fiKht low and on,
Of a crouch. Pats dangerous
puncher and a big man. ~ don't
try to klug II out with him too
soon
Evening star., 1949-05-16
locke's GoodaII Title
Sharpens Focus on
His Ban by PGA
D. re As,r< ,e.ss Pre-.
NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. \

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y May
ls--George Schneiter. tourna-
ment manager Of the Professional
Golfers Association. said today
there WAS little chance that the
organization Executive Commit. .
tee would change It's mind and
permit Bobby Locke 10 compete
in the National PCA tournament
at Richmond
This strict adherAnce 10 rules
probably is all riehi with the
players after what the South Afri-
can did TO a select feld in winning
the Goodall round-rohln event at
the Wykagyl Country Club yes
terday.
Bobby shot a 6s for his NTH
straight subpar round to finish
with point total OF plus Sc. Just
twice that OF Defending Cham
pion Herman Barron. who fin-
ished in second place
II was Locke'S second victory
in the event in the three years he
has competed He won two years
ago and finished second TO Barron
last year.
Sixteen leading pros competed
In the event They played Ave
rounds Of foursomes 80 each PLAYER
met each other player over the
ls-hole route. His plus OF minus
total depended on his medal score
In comparison with the medal
scores OF each of the other mem
bers OF his foursome.
Finishing third In this mathe-
matical derby was Sam snead
with 30 points. with Byron Nelson
fourth with 20.
The remainder OF the field vas
strung out in the following order
Cary MiddlecofY. plus 81: Johnny
Palmer. plus Is Clayton Heafner
plus 7:aJimmy Demaret. minus J
Jim Turnesa. minus :, r, J. Har-
rison. minus Q: Lloyd Mangrum
minus IL. Fred Haas, jr., minus
IS: Chick Harbert. minus "a Skip
Alexander, minus 27 Vic chezzi,
minus So. and Bob Hamilton
minus So
Locke turned In rounds OF II
81. SO and Sc for a fve-round
total OF $40. six strokes better
than the 346 total OF Middlecoff
The victory was worth 50 900 10
Locke. Barron collected $4,000
Snead $1,000. Nelson 81 $50 and
Middlecofi 81 600 Hamilton, who
finished In last place. received
$3.50. as each OF the ls entrants
participated In the $4,000 prize
fund,
Evening star., 1949-05-16
Fl. Worth Play Moved
After Ball Park Fire
by the Associated Press

FORT WORTH, Tex. May 16.-
Officials of the Fort Worth Texas
League ball club today sought a
place to play out the home sched-
ule while the fire marshal in
vestigated a fire that wiped out
three -fourths of the park.
The main stands at La Grave
Field were devastated early yes
terday at q loss Of more than
81 900, 900. Enough seats were
left, however, that an afternoon
game between Fort Worth and
San Antonio could be played. But
the club then transferred to San
Antonio for games tonight and
tomorrow night and Club Presi-
dent John Reeves said games
Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day with Houston also may be
| transferred.
There was hint of arson as
! officials opened investigation.
Evening star., 1949-05-16
Chisox Prove Dopesters Wrong
With Double Win Over Indians

the Wnlte SOf attendance 10 xu4 :
e58 for the first Is playing dates
at home A year ago the count
for the corresponding time was
127.864.
Wight, Gettel Baife Tribe.
Bill Wight and Allen Gettel
welded the kalsomine brushes foi
the winners. Wight. the eX-
Yankee southpaw. pitched a five
hitter in the opener for his fourth
straight victory. He still hasn't
tasted defeat. Gettel, who once
pitched for the Indians as well
as the Yankees, doled out four hits
in the nightcap.
Rookie Gordon Goldsberry s frs,
major league home run with a
runner aboard accounted for Chi
cago's runs in the nightcap and
gave the Sox a sweep of the three
game series. The double success
boosted them into third place. 21a
games from the top.
The Sox hammered Bob Feller
for four runs in the first two in
nings Of the opener to hand the
fireball ace his second defeat
Rookie Outfielder Gus Zernial,
the American Leagues second
leading batter at .379. and Cass
Michaels collected three hits
apiece in Chicago's l3-hit attack
Coming through with a spec
tacular seven-run outburst In
what proved to be the final inning
of the second game, the Athletics
overcame a 60 deficit to nip the
Yankees. rs, for a sweep of their
double header. The AS also
fought an uphill battle in the
opener. winning. 81, In II innings
after trailing, 7-3. going into the
seventh.
The lowly Browns divided q
double header with Detroit u
make 1t five victories In their las
seven games. After the Tiger,
had won the opener. s-3. the
Browns came back to combine II
hits and IA bases on balls to wir
the second game. 1874.
Braves, Giants Still In Tie
Boston's Braves and the New
York Giants continued in theil
first-place National League dead
lock for the third straight day
The Braves made 1t three In row
over the Brooklyn Dodgers with
a 40 shutout triumph. while tn.
Giants whipped the Philadelphia
Phillies. 7-3. for a sweep Of theil
three-game set.
Vern Bickford pitched the shut,
out for Boston, permitting tn.
fourth-plac Dodgers only foul
singles. The Giants collected onl,
eight hits tno homers). but tool
advantage of seven bases on BALL
to hang the second defeat upor
young Curt Simmons.
Chuck Diering's two-out double
In the ninth drove In the tyinl
run and Red Schoendienst's single
sent in the winning run as ths
St. Louis Cardinals came UP witt
two runs to nip the Pittsburgh
Pirates. 4-3.
CINCINNATI and Chicago divided
double -header, the Reds winning
the opener. 6-5, and the Cubs TAX
ing the nightcap. 8-5. Johnn,
Wyrostek. whose ninth-innini
homer with a man on base has
sent the first game into extrs
| innings, singled in Red StallcuI
with the winning run in the 10th