davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bow; Foster Smith. Paul Wager,
Roger Scott. Pete Sparhawk
stroke. and CoXswain Dick Nc
Combs. Newcomers are Dave Sco-
field. Yves Daily and Milton Irwin.
McCombs is probably the most
versatile. Besides rowing. he plays
on the high school tennis team
the rife team, acts in school plays
bowls in league competition and
still manages TO get his schoolwork
IN.
Watching his crew in a race can
give a coach nervous proStration
They have to keep their eyes in
the boat" says Charlie. One of
my boys was looking out of the
boat in the Stotesbury race and
it scared me no end. If they dom
keep their eyes in the boat. they
can get out of timing; it even
could mean a crab"
Other Crews Are Big Worry.
A crab" develops when a mis-
take is made with an oar; for ex-
ample. getting the blade at the
wrong angle to the water. A bad
one can dump some of the crew
overheard.
1T can happen almost any
where on a stroke" says Charlie
We had one last week in a prac-
tice run. 1t threw three boys out
of the boat. The boy responsible
said he didn't realize what was
happening. All of a sudden he
saw the oar coming at him and
that was that"
But Grabs" aren't Butts chief
worries concerning the Nationals.
The other crews are. There will
be 81 of them out after WI. S
crown. Some are coming from as
far west as Michigan.
In addition to the varsity
championship. Washington-Lee's S
junior crown and junior doubles
team will seek the titles in their
respective classes. The juniors
won their Stotesbury Cub race
as did Eddie Cox and Buddy Virts
in the Junior doubles
Butt doesn't expect to bring
back all the marbles, but he's
hoping. AS one member of the
crew put it: If we have anything
to do with it. we'll win"
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.3Homers Help Cubs
Down Pirates, Is
sy 'ls A eSiStsd Pts,s

PITTSBURGH. May e7.-Three
home runS-two by Hank SaueY-
enabled the Chicago Cubs 10 van
quiSh the falterlns Pirates. rs.
before a crowd OF 1920 at Forbes
Field today.
Sauer hit for the circuit with
one man aboard In the first and
again with two on IN the fifth 10
account for Ave of the Cubs tai
lies. Roy Smalley. whose grand
slam blow won last nights game.
got the third Chicago homer. No
one was on base.
Paul Minner got credit for his
first victory in three starts al
though he required help in the
seventh when the Pirates pushed
across three runs.
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appearance as a pinch hitter for
the Sox in the first game and
failed for the first time after con-
trlbuting home run, double and
single in previous efforts. He
lashed a steamy liner to Mele in
the seventh inning. Zarilla
pulled muscle in his neck catch
ing Denies foul by the right field
stands in the sixth inning of the
opener.
Gates were thrown open four
hours ahead of the $50 starting
time to accommodate early ar
rivals. . A press box visitor was
Jim Thorpe. all-time All-America
football player.
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BY Bill Fuchs

By Bill Fuchs
The Cinderella crew from Wash
ington-Lee High School will seek
its second National schoolboy title
in two years of racing Tuesday at
Princeton University.
But it's different situation fac
ing Charlie Butt and his wonder
crew this year. Last year. practi-
cally unnoticed. the upstart Gen.
erals stroked their way to the
National title on the Detroit River
in a borrowed shell.
"Psychologically we were in a
good situation then" Coach Butt
recalls. mo one ever heard of us.
Why We barely got a mention in
the Detroit papers before the race.
This year. however. all the teams
will be laying for US
That was an ill-equipped outfit
that first took the Stotesbury Cup
championship in Philadelphia -
feat it duplicated this year
and then the Nationals. After
whipping the crew together prac-
tically over night, Butt found
himself faced with the problem
of instructing the youngsters with
one battered, patched-up eight
cared shell which threatened to
dlsintregate at any moment. The
Generals will carry a new S1,60O
shell, Cinderella" to Princeton
Old Shell Didn't Hurt.
THAT old shell didn't hurt 'em,
though" Charlie muses.. 1T made
the boys work all the harder" "
Charlie is justly proud of his
boys. They worked and they
learned fast" he says. They
learned teamwork and that's the
important thing"
What makes one crew faster
than another? Its not weight" 4"
says Charlie. "These boys have
beaten bigger crews. You've got
to have strength, cooperation, a
knowledge of what you must do
and the spunk to do it,"
Back from last years "rags-to-
riches crew are Kado Beacham,
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-
Totals IS 102z 10 Totals "a S27 10
Famed for Hansen in sixth
Fanned for Maglie in seventh
Flied out for Rigney in eighth,
Flied out for Higbe in ninth.
Philadelphia Ol6 600 oo1-s
New York ~ lO1 600 Ooo-s
G, ,l7.n R7unsMAShburn. 5, Hammer. Waitkus. Jones,
Dark, Lockman. Errors-Dark. Sisler Runs
gated in-Stanky go, W. Jones, Goliat,
Seminick a. Sisler. Thomson, Mueller,
Hammer. Two-base hit-Lockman. Three
base hit-AShburn Home runs-Stanky
Hammer to Goliat 70 Waitkus, Konstanty
TO Hammer to Waitkus. Left, on base
Philadelphia. q; New York, 4. bases on
sallsLoff Simmons, 2; Of S. Jones. Z.
Struck out-By Simmons, Z; by S. Jones,
!; by Hansen, / BY Magiie. j; by Hiebe, /,
Aitsmoff s: Jones, : in 2sa Innings, of
innings; of Higbe, 8 in 2 innings; oil
simmons, sipll rs In 2 innings tnone out il
by pitcher-Jones (Whitmanl. Balk-
Highe: Winning pitcher-Simmons (6-2l.
Losing pitchers. Jones (2-5). Attend
ance-13373.
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Totals 2a So u Totals 80 30
Gfodhdea out for Fernandez IN TN.
fSinaled for Strickland IN Sth
ChICsRo 30 OAu nOo--
Pittsburgh OuO 100 aOl--h
Runs-TerWlluGe Casaretta tHN sautr
ts'. Smailey. MinneT Murtaugh t2i, Phil
!lpS. Turner, Schenz ErroT--JackSon. Runs
hstted in-Sauer. Smalley, WeStlAke e..
TeTwllhger. SChens, MurtauGh, klner. Two
base hitS-Cavaretta. klner, Three base
ht--Minner. Home run-SAuer CO., SmaI-
ley. Double plsys-MurtauEh to Strickland
TO Phillips Cavaretta TO SmAlley; Smalley
to TerWlliger to CsVAretta. Left on bases
--ChicaRo, 3, Pittsburgh, Z Base on balls
on Minner. 3; of CheSnes, ! of Main,
;, of Dnbiel. J. Struck out--By Chesnes,
by DubieL /. Hits-On cheSnes, in Al
innings; OF Minner, in 6as innings, OF
of Queen. none in . innings; OF Leonard,
/ in II innlnG. Hit by pitched oal--Main
tSmaleyi Winning pitcher-Minner IL
q. Losing pttcher-CheSneS (3-3J, At
tendance-l0,220
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Totals 1912 ~ 10 Totals SO z 81
a Walked for Walker in 3rd.
b Fouled out for PerkoWski in 18th.

Bit, Louis " 2O3 600 O40-9
Cincinnati - 900 001 O00-1
Error-stallcup. Runs batted in
sebaendens Mss osRsno GaFsnS' kuszewsk @ MaFSo T%o
base hits-Garagiola, Lindell, Glaviano,
Hatton. Home runs--.Musial t2). Double
Left on base-St Louis, 81 Cincinnati 8.
Bases on balls-Of Brecheen. !: of
Wehmeier. 3; of Perkowski 4, Struck out
Hetki. 3; by Wehmeier, ]. Hits-Of Web
meier. 4 in innings; of Perkowski. 4 in
s; of Erautt, in -, off Hetki. in %.
Winning pitcher-Brecheen t3-9. Losing
pitcher-Wehmeier G-5). Attendance
4.S16,
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Yesterdays Results
In CYO Baseball

c. Y. o. baseball results as re-
ported yesterday are as follows:
=, Juniors: Holy Comforter A. ST. Francis
xavier o. st: Marys z. Campus 4; st.
chaePs II. Our Lady of Lourdes 5; St.
Aloysius IS, st. Bernadette 3; St. Aloysius
II, 81 Paurs 0; Sacred Heart II, St.
|; St. James IA, St. Martins 6. Inter-
mediate: st. Anthony 8, St. Francis 3.
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Scores HoIe-in-One

L. j. Newton scored a hole in
one at the Fort Dupont golf course
yesterday. Playing with Chris
Henriott, Lee Sheftell and William
Baker, he sank his tee shot on the
135-yard No. 2 hole, using a No. 7
iron.
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the final round appeared to have
no favorite. They applauded po-
litely at the few good shots.
But for a pure golf enthusiast
there was mighty little to cheer
about.
Stranahan. once noted for
popping off," played the entire
tournament with a deadly serious
poker face. The color had gone
from the tournament two days
ago with the departure of Dyna-
mite Bill Goodloe, the Valdosta,
Ga, insurance man who vowed
the crowds with his brilliant out
fits, smooth personality and his
always interesting golf.
For the first time in the history
of the British Amateur, the
crowds for the finals failed to
equal the first days attendance.
But. then, Bing Crosby wasn't
in the finals. He bowed out in the
first round Monday.
The cards:
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Preacher Roe. Brooklyn pitcher.
now in his eighth major league
season. had won 81 games and
lost the same number when the
season began,
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A total of 5,946.915 fans paid to
see All-American Conference pro
football games during the leagues
four years.
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Carl Merner has been coaching
Columbia University's track and
field teams since 1920.
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Musias Two Home Runs Spark Cardinals to 81 Win Over Red
.W.-L. Crew Puts National Title
On Line at Princeton Tuesday

additional story and tpo
pages OF pictures in magazine
Section.J
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Totals 33 S"1l Totals 80 30 d
Grounded out for Fernandez IN ,th.
ISlnRlco for StElcklanh ~ AIh
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Major League Averages
Records guen include DAY games played Friday May 26
American LEAGUE

Records given include DA
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PROPOSALS
SERVICES ADMINlsTRA.

SERVICES ADMINIsTRA-
Washington, D. c., Sept. 81, 1850
On or about Oct. 10. 1850, bidding
material for construction texcept
elevators and boilers) of the Boiler
Plant and 1neinerator building at
the. National Institutes of Health,
Bethesda, Maryland. will be avail
able for distribution to General
Contractors by this once. Applica-
tions from General Contractors in
terested in bidding on this work, for
not. to exceed four sets Of drawings
promptly with this office and the
bidding material will be forwarded
as soon as available. Bids will be
opened on the date named III the Pre-
bid Documents, which will be about
six weeks after the bidding material
IS available for dJstribution. Descrip-
Boiler Plant part, and two stories
Incinerator part. Of building with
ground floor and basement under
entire building. Approximate size OF
Boiler Plant part of building 11U-u"
by $3.50. Approximate size OF In
1880, The construction work also
includes two undersround steel Oil
storage tanks approximately, $50"
in diameter and 1910" high with
concrete under slab and concrete
roof slab, Reinforced concrete and
slab construction. Facing. face brick;
limestone trim. cornices, sills, door
trim. etc. Steel siding and steel
louvers enclosing cooling tower.
Windows-swning-t type steel. Com
position roof. Inside-plastered walls
and ceilings. structural facing tile
walls. floors Of cement, asphalt tile
and ceramic tile. Tile wainscots in
toilets. Laboratory equipment in
cluded. The boilers and their oper-
ating equipment have been contracted
for. Elevators will be under a sep
srate contract. Available for con-
struction = $1,000, 10000. Bidding
material will be available al Room
No. 1904, General Services Buildins.
18th and F Streets NV. Washing
ton 25. D. c.. Phone Executive 1900.
Extension 1897. w. z. REYNOLDS.
Commissioner Of Public Buildings
Service. General Services Admins
tration. Oc5.6,T
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HELP MEN

MAN with knowledge Of
photography. ROBBINS CAMERA
SHOP. 500 14th st. NV. 3
In this market, new
S33.50 article, sells for So. You
per day. Apply Mr.. GoLDcRAFT.
RELIEF MAN. colored, with elevator
d operators license and knowledge OF
switchboard, for modern apartment
house. Apply resident manager. The
Eddystone Apt, 1901 VT. ave. NV.
WANTED-MARRIED MAN, nom
drtnker. as caretaker on mountain
estate; one who likes outdoor life;
brick house, fuel. good wages. Give
details and age. Address Box $50.
FRoNT RoisEn ofFfeE pPFfe; 'd desk clerk. must b.
experienced with transcript and
other front once duties. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS, 3700 Mass. ave.
TURN Urn YOUR SPARE TIME into ca cash.
Earn $40 to $50 a day. Apply Mr..
sG50LDGRAFT, 516 18th st; NV. 10
MILLS g. PETTIcoRD & Associ.
ATES, Architects and Engineers.
33OS l4th st. NV. IS
SIDELINE or exclusive salesman to
represent nationally advertised line
mems accessories. calling on estab-
lished accounts in the Maryland.
Delaware. District of Columbia,
Eastern Pa. and Eastern va. area.
Advance to right man. Personal
interview, will be arranged. Write.
bAWM 9 ~ '95otmfs!SP' eo i5$a g. 8 MieSissn SSGas
ave-, Chicago 1R Ill g
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEscHLER a son, 4

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son, Auc-
tioneers-Notice is hereby given
that on Tuesday, october II. 1850,
tinuing. If necessary, each Friday
and Tuesday thereafter, We will sell
by public action at Weschler's. 905
z st. NV, to enforce our liens
for storage andior other charges.
goods stored with us in the names
of Mr.. Daniel F. Smith, Mr.. James
Swain. Mrs. Blanche Durham. co
General Delivery, Dumphries. Va,
and Mrs. Charles McMullin. Parties
in interest please take notice. Ma
TTONAL CAPITAL STORAGE e.
MOVING COMPANY. 461S 14th st.
NV, K. P. Willis. Treasurer.
se30 0cT14
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PERSONAL

CARE of elderly lady in home Of
in Silver Spring. SH. 2056. IS
WILL TRADE beautiful thoroughbred
Irish Setter. male. 5 mos. for used
rug, approx. 12xl5. clarksyille
sLIPCovERs. bedspreads, etc. made
in your home or mine; reasonable.
THE he DYE Ths WORK SNoRi SPECIALIST stands
behind his work; Proof? You don't
sTs tG pay srns qhsss your YOU can noE say
EXQUISITE" The Dye Work spe-
cialist. GE. 9777.
THE KITTY JAY PRESCHOOL-En-
larging school; openings for ages 2-5,
small groups, individual attention;
complete hot dinners; transportation
furnished. oW. 1926; 5
TO NEW HOME OWNERS. Are you
interested in buying furn. wholesale
direct from factory and save hum
dreds OF dollars. Buy now. save. Box
wfoMEN's f6sIEi quar- FASHIONS. designed.
made. altered. MISS COLLEY. CO.
REST HOME VACANCIES, nearby Va.
Bed or ambulatory; best food; "a
comforts. Refs. Vienna 446-J. --12
YOUNG MAN desires to join or help
form dancing or social club. Box
351-B, Star. 8"
PROMOTER wanted for patented
cooking device. Box 336-B, Star. 81
VACANCY in reg. nurses home fol-
elderly person, first floor; tray serv-
ice. 81. 1868. s.
BAR BELL EXERCISING GYM-Re-
duce or build UP your body. WILL
LIAMS. phone GIL. 6172. o.
HAVE YOUR FUR COAT shortened
the new way. no: 7165. AL. 0767,
AID. 1919. 81. 1851.
VACANCY IN nursing nome: 94-nr;
nursing care licensed by county and
State SH 60z0
A REAL HOME, bedfast and ambula-
tory patients receive every needed
care and more: Come see; close in
Phone 81. 1870, -
VACANCY in convalescent home
cheerful room, good food. tray serv.
ice; 500 mo. HU. 1898
MAIL AND TELEPHONE SERVICE
For an address of distinction choose
F. one of our, two modern downtown
offices. Call ST. 3456. 10
VACANCY, restful. homelike, for
elderly people; special diet; personal
StlperVisi0n OIL 1016
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for restaurant. Closed
Sundays. state age. give refs. Box
1874. Star. IS
MECHANICS = Exper. nee; prefer
and vacation; BENNING MOTORS.
washing machines and
other appliances: good salary; per-
manent. DAUBER'S. 1920 18th st.
MERCHANDIsING MANAGER. must
have retail automobile BACKGROUND
with ability to assist dealers. recruit
and develop sales forces, carry out
factory program develop own mer-
chandising programs. Prefer man,
80 to 45, living in Washing ton area.
Salary. .rainds car and expenses; pd s,.r Reply,
pected. HUDSON SALES, CORP,
1913 14th st. NV. Attention: r, S.
Newens, assistant zone MANAGER.
OPERATOR. must be ex-
perienced; good salary with fine op-
nent. Personal interview between 9
NATIONAL Al oa aEoGRAPHIc socfETY,
NIGHT iss nA0 AuDIToR. { 5iSi as apply in person:
nanisy msnagers o., ofics' Ice u Hay h. - ADAMS
NIGHT MAN. eolored; no elevator or
furnace work. but must be exper.
on secretarial switchboard. RESI-
DENT MANAGER. OR. 3140. IS
OFFICE MANAGER - Major ac-
counting or business administra-
ton: age. 1929; excel. career op-
portunity; 5-day week; hospitaliza-
ton; group insurance; retirement.
DI. 0333 3
OFFSET CAMERAMAN for line work
only on film in plastics: perm. job.
Apply 220 Eye st. ne, WILLIAM &
HEINTZ co. -
OIL burner SERVICE mechanic
This Is an excellent opportunity for
qualified and skilled man who is
familiar with all types of domestic
oil burners; 40-hr. week. time and
a half all overtime. but must fur
nish own transportation for which
liberal allowance is. made; sick
leave and vacation; laundry and
clothing furnished. Apply SINCLAIR
REFINING CO., 401 Farragut st.
ne. 9-11 am; s-5 pm. --S
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WRECKERS

Please report to 9th and C SITS. NV.
ABCD CORP. 5
WOOL PRESSER. must be experienced,
good salary. permanent. Apply 37o6
MAN, white. between IS and 40. for
gasoline service station; some ex-
perience necessary; must be hon.
est. sober and dependable; refer
ence is required. Call Ii. 3-1203.
MAN-Exper. lumber yard foreman
and shop. Call AL. 1926. 3
MAN; white, with small family, to
work on dairy farm: house, fuel and
milk furnished. Address Box 23,
Derwood, Nd. $
MAN wanted. with car; real oppor-
tunity. Apply 925 Silver Spring ave.
Silver Spring. Md. -16
MAN, between "a and so, for night
work on parking lot; refs. required.
Box 233-Y, Star. IS
MAN. white to drive truck and work
in store. MA. 1921, ask for MR..
NORTON 7'
MAN to clean and sort metal; only
experienced man need apply. ACE
JUNK CO., 2220 Ga. ave-, AID. 5457.
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GRINEh4 7 MAN
Wanted. Must be exp. good pay to
right man. Apply in person only.
GARDEN FOOD MARKET, 1864
Rla der shlIrQ I'd n -
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CAR RENTAL CLERK, excellent bene-
fits hours. 1-9 pm. weekdays. Sat.
and Sun. work. Apply 1903 L st.
CAR WASHERS. colored, to work in
auto laundry. Extra men for week
ends. 351O Ga. ave. NV. IS
CARETAKER for small poultry farm;
experienced, white couple. with ref
erences; quarters furn. SH. 1927.
CARETAKER Of country estate. pref
erably married with maintenance
exp; responsible pos, good home.
steady empl. Tele. Sat: and Mon.
DI 2saei sgn Re pg1oi to milk
few cows; white. married, reliable.
Write TETLEY FARM. Somerset. Va.
CARPENTERS {2), 1st-class mechan-
ics only; report with tools, Monday,
to 501S Newport ave, Bethesda. Di-
rections: Out Wis. ave. to District
I'd, right on River rd. 2 blocks. Re-
port to Mr.. HINKLE. s
work In apt. house; $500 per month,
51a:day week; ? weeks vacatiop
Apply a,2EIsyp sqperintendents ipTg ofice' WEST
CARPENTERS GO;, good pay: all;
CHRPESTERs. experienced. 1ons-term
job; good pay to right men. Out
Sleepy Hollow rd. at Seven Corners,
Va, to Sleepy Hollow Knoll sign.
right at sign to Devon dr., right to
CARPENTERS twesthaven>-Exper-
enced and dependable. for steady
work with good pay; Report to MI.
mi. beyond District line to Baltimore
ave. right on Baltimore ave. 2 blocks
tc Wri2ey I'd. and Job. p
man experienced in residential con-
ns Also 70 aea as superSsor
necessary; highest wages and steady
employment. This position offers a
splendid opportunity. Call oL,
CARPENTERs. experienced; plenty of
steady work and excellent pay for
good men. See Mr.. Middleton on
Job, Blueridge and Dawson aves.,
Wheaton, Md. BERMANoR HOMES,
CARPENTERS, FIRST class; steady
R. S HUNT. OIL. ds6s. 5
CARPENTERS WANTED-Rough and
trim work. Cali LA. e-s257 after
CARPENTER, single, white or coll
hours: rent free on 5o-ft. cabin
cruiser, moored Maine ave. Addi-
tional duty as occasional stewart.
Forward description of carpenter
record with references to CAPT.
ROWE. 1901 Key blvd& Arl.. Va.
nsn sse sa R sPf sorner aa f5s%lRs coun
and Saul rds., Kensington. Md. S
CARPENTERs-20 men: rough and
with tools. Apply ChilIum I'd. and
La Sale ave; see Mr.. Ralph.
o'HARA CORP.
CARPENTERS (1O)
wi WHITE 5s1o conway dr., Alta
Vista Terrace. Bethesda. Md. 10
CASHIER ROOM CLERK = EXP.
once: HAY ADAMS HOUSE. 10th
CEMENT FiNisHERs-Report to Mr..
WHITE, 5S15 Conway dr., Alta Vista
terrace. Bethesda, Nd. 10
CHECKER for food market; good pay;
experience and references necessary.
Apply 2430 Pa. ave. NV. - :,
CLERK for ONCE. must be quick and
pm. 5-day week; state age. expert
enee and salary expected. Box
ket. GREEN MEADOWS SUPER
MARKET, 6571 Ager rd.. West Hy-
attsville, Nd AP. $685..
ING ONE OF WAsHINGToM,s
LEADING PAINT STORES; Refer
QU1RED; GIVE PHONE NO. Box
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HELP MEN

ACCoUNTANTS-Senior and Junior.
Positions open on stan OF well-es-
tablished CPA in Eastern North
Carolina. Senior must be capable OF
performing audit from beginnlng to
Completion without detailed supervi-
sion and capable of preparing tax
returns, Applicants for both posi-
tions give age, marital status, salary
received from previous positions.
education, experience, references
and date available for work; also
inclose photograph II available. Only
qualified men need apply. Applicants
will be given interview. Address re-
plies, Box 234-B. Star. -l2
ADvERTISING---A long established
trade association serving a basic
industry is looking for an experi-
enced man about 30 to assist Its
busy advertising manager. Must
be a good creative writer, capable
of preparing newspaper copy, pub
licity releases. etc. Experience with
retail promotion. merchandising and
training programs would be help-
full. This is good opportunity
for man of ability. able to supply
best OF character references. Write
history. State salary expected.
Please furnish recent snapshot. Box
sALEsMAN-Youngm men,
experienced, for Americas Oldest
credit jewelers.: permanent position.
mission. Apply in person to Mr.. Roth
saum, CASTLEBERG'S, 1904 F st.
SALESMAN; steady work;
good pay: disqualification and re-
tirement. Mr.. Igoe, HOUSE &
AsFHALT ROOFING me- msehanieS' n.T 81 81
ASSIST. JANIToR, colored; must be
thoroughly eXper.. have local refs.
as to sobriety and exper. Apply
manager. 1888 K NV. Do not phone.
AUTO BODY MAN-Top salary, for
ton See Mr.. J. Tolson. CO.
LoNIAL oLDsMoBILE. 1241 9th st
Afro BODY and fender msn--oood
opportunity with top pay and work
RIcHARpso% fns faiHdii IN MOTOR t6Ts rs SALES 611
Wilkes St. Alexandria, oV. 34oo,
AUTO BRAKE meehs. helper. young
white, must be energetic and mech
ins!ined Tn ed S9 go3 nR,yrp = s. NV ,.+ =. rs
perienced in operating cranes for
Night shift. good pay. Apply REDS
SERVICE. "a II st. ne. ME. 1855.
AUTO GLASS MAN-Must be exper-
fenced; good salary; hours, s am. to
pm. ACE AUTO GLASS SHOP,
1435 p st. NV. s
AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced. will
ing. to work and make 500 per
week. LIBERTY AUTO BODY, INC.
el15 NJ st. NV. MA. 9573. 10
AUTO MECHANIC. exp, to work on
Fords, 5lz-day. week; excellent work,
ing cond. no fioaters. Apply FRANK
SMALL. JR. INC. 1901 Good Hope
AUTO MECHANICS; must be expert
enced on all make cars; top salary
and bonus. Apply w. A. BARBER.
ESQ Service Center. 10th and Maine
AUTcMoBILE MECHANIC-Perma-
nent iob. 5-day week, sood earn
ings and working conditions; prefer
with Buick experience. Ask for Mr..
carp. WILLIS BUICK, INC, S516
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, SH.
6543. $
Evening star., 1950-10-07

DISPATCHER, man with BACKGROUND
in transportation who can super
wise men and desires to make q
change for the better. Call for appt.
LA. $4,000, w. T. CoWAN, INC.
SSts Apply ri 3EBAs sssfs
DooRMAN. middle aged, sober and
bell captain. HOTEL RALEIGH. 18th
and Pa. ave. NV. -S
DRAFTSMEN-Architectural expert
enced. MILLS & PETTICORD and
ASSOCIATES. Architects and Engi-
neers. 330S 18th st. NV. -12
CRAFTSMAN. experienced. in archi-
tectural drafting desired but not
5. permanent lob; pleasant working
conditions: Give full particulars.
DRAFTsMAN- Ryn + sSH; -CSoMpUTER. SSR experi-
enced, in subdivision layouts and
experience. Write Box 174-A. Star.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond Cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
tion ea cara ra'e Diamond sa hste iots ioi G X :.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
Apply ARLINGTON YELLOW CAB,
Drug sSg n ciEsK lsGs Id GhNIok4Exper. A5I Es not
required; must have local refs. Apply
Monday, z. D. GILMAN, 627 Pa.
Drug CLERK, experienced, for full
HAMPSHIRE PHARMACY, 5000 Ist