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Evening star., 1950-12-22
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 22.-Ver-
satility and speed will be the
North all stars main weapons
in the Orange Bowl Christmas
night when they meet the South
ern collegiates' all-stars in the
third annual Shrine North-South
charity football game.
Yale's Coach Herman Hickman,
larger than any of his 80 hand
picked players, said he was aban-
doning the two-platoon system in
favor of making every man on the
squad available for at least two
positions.
when you have only 80 men
to work with-and all 80 are
smart top-notch football players
YOU can shift things around TO
suit yourself" said Hefty Herman.
Assistant Yale Coach Gil Hol-
gate explained Hickman's theory:
I'VE have fine talent, but not
very much of it. So we have
given out double-duty assign
ments to most of the line and all
of the backfield.
Selectees Are Versatile.
For example, at QUARTERBACK
we can use either Stuart Tisdale
of Yale or Dick Doheny OF Ford
ham on offense or defense. Both
are thoroughly acquainted with
the T formation and both are
good runners, good passers and
fine defense players. I would say
1t was a $3.50 shot as to which
one started. They're both top
quarterbacks."
Holgate said Purdue's Jim Jano-
SEX, Yale's Walt Clemens and
Bill Monahan of Dartmouth all
have been given both guard and
tackle Instrumentation either
left or right guard and tackle
on offense or defense.
GAS you can see, this gives us
a pretty versatile line-12 posi-
tions with three men"
Evening star., 1950-12-22
(Another in a Series.)
BY Brian Bell, Jr.

Though the Mount Vernon and
Fairfax basketball teams are not
in a class with George Washing
ton and Washington-Lee among
Northern Virginia high schools,
they both should have fair teams
this season. 1t looks like a lean
year for Falls Church, however.
The Mounts lineup from coach
through the players looks more
like a football team than a bas-
ketball club. Coached by Johnny
Grinnell. former WI High and
George Washington University
football player, Mount Vernon is
led by five of this seasons eleven.
The boys from the gridiron. now
switched to the court are Jasper
Lakey and Jim Darr, ends in foot
ball. now at forward and center;
Edwin Myers and Dick West,
backs. now forward and guard.
and Dave Ditto, tackle, turned
center.
Dick Kaufman, at guard spot,
lis the only non-football player
among Grinnell's most dependable
boys. Others who are expected to
see a good bit of action are For
wards John Edmunson and David
Carmichael. and Guards Louis
Rosie and Bob Brokaw, fullback
on the eleven.
Darr and Ditto are both g.
foot-3 and should help out under
the boards. Lakey is an out
standing all-around athlete and
with Myers is expected to pro-
vide scoring punch in close.
Kaufman was a substitute last
year and with West, who is not
too experienced but aggressive
and versatile will Probably work
outside.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Kentucky Sugar BowIers
Go Home for Holiday
By The Associated Press

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. o.
Kentucky's Sugar Bowl bound
crew flies back to Lexington for
Christmas today after a grueling
training grind for it's January /
date with Oklahoma.
One more workout was sched-
uled for the Wildcats before they
boarded a chartered plane for a
brief holiday.
Kentuckys stout defensive team
looked sharp yesterday in a full
dress rehearsal against Oklahoma
scoring plays. It had some diff
Guilty. however, against Paul Jones
Interpretation of Sooner Quarter
back Claude Arnold's passes.
Vito Parilli kept his f1inging
arm warm during the two-houl
session in a light drizzle.
Evening star., 1950-12-22

will be installed at the annua
meeting Friday. January 10, al
Congressional Country Club. Nc
Ardle will succeed Robert H
SWindell of Baltimore Country
Club.
The Maryland amateur cham.
pionship in all possibility will &C
to Congressional, as it is customary
for the presidents club to be host
Other officers submitted by the
Nominating Committee of Martin
F. Mccarthy of Columbia. Harry
G. Pitt of Manor Country Club ano
Evening star., 1950-12-22

A. Herman Stump of Green Spring
Valley are:
First vice president and treas
urer, David H. Halle of Suburban,
and vice presidents. in order: Don
aid E. DeVeau of Chevy Chase,
Roland R. Mackenzie of Green
Spring Valley. Karl w. Corby, jr.,
of Columbia. Alex M. Knapp of
Elkridge, Leopold V. Freudberg of
Woodmont, and George A. Tormey
of the Country Club of Maryland.
The latter is new.
Albert E. Steinem of Woodmont
as general counsel and Emmett
Gary of Hillendale as secretary
were renominated for positions
they have held for many years.
Evening star., 1950-12-22

son. Nomination
is tantamount
to election.
T h e n e W
president W ii |
be Fra nc j S E.
M C A dl e of
c on G r eSSional
Country CT u b.
who W a S first
v ic e president
this last season.
He also is the
president of the
District Golf
ASsocia ton.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Mount Vernon and Fairfax Cage Outlook Fair,
But Falls Church Prospects Seem Bleak

service and high school coaching
career.
Miles has a high scorer in Terry
Cannon, star end in football, who
has averaged 20 points a game
from his center spot and two
good rebound men in Bob Caudle
and Steve Foltz. who is also the
teams best set shot.
Gil King, 6-foot-1, at guard
works on the enemys rebounds
and Billy Hicks at the other
guard spot is the five's best ball
handler. Ralph Birch, aggres-
siVe and good under the boards,
is first line replacement.
More should be known about
the Rebels strength when they
meet strong Front Royal Janu-
ary S.
Falls Church. which plays in
the Virginia Glass B League, is
not in the same circuit with
Mount Vernon. Fairfax, CIV and
WI and perhaps it's just as we'll.
Joe Lyons. who is in his first
year as head coach. is finding the
going tough so far. The team
has dropped four games, to Cham
berlain, Wilson, Herndon and
Fairfax.
One of the biggest handicaps
to Falls Church is lack of gym.
The boys have to travel to Fort
Myer to practice and once at the
post often find there is only half
a court available for workouts.
Phil Kautt, 6-foot-3 center,
Billy Johnson at guard and
George Pitre at forward are
Lyons best boys. Facing a rough
20-game schedule. prospects so
far are dim but Falls Church
football fans remember the grid
iron team started poorly this sea-
son too, but played good ball
before the campaign WAS over.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
BIue-Groy Game Coaches
Assemble in MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. %
P)-Players and coaches were
arriving here today for the an
nual Blue-Gray football contest
at Cramton Bowl December 80
Two members of the Northern
coaching staf-Ray Eliot of Illi-
nois and Rip Engel of Penn State
already are here.
They expect the third Yankee
coach, George Munger of Pennsyl-
vania, today
All Gray coaches are due in
town during the day. They are
Virginia's Art Guepe, Georgia s
Wally Butts and Dutch Meyer OF
Texas Christian.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Hollywood Buys Pitcher

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. % (P).-
Righthand Pitcher Don Carlsen
purchased from the Nashville
Club in the Southern Association
will perform for the Hollywood
Baseball Club in 1851. Carlsen
who hurled for Los Angeles ir
1947-48. was bought for an undi-
vulged sum.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22-"I'm
Just a fan now" said Connie Mack
today on the eve of his 88th birth
day.
Tomorrow will be the first birth
day III 81 years that the grand ole
man of baseball has observed as a
spectator. He retired as manager
of his beloved Athletics last Octo-
ber 18. He managed the AS for sc
seasons and mad been active as
player and manager for 81 cam
paigns.
How is he taking retirement?
I'm so busy that l don't have
time to even realize I'm retired, u
Mack told the usual crowd of press
and radio men who visited him in
his Shibe Park Tower Office.
Mail for Connie still pours into
the Office from over all the world.
And he replies to every letter. 1t
keeps him going five days week.
The routine Mack has followed
ever since he took over the Ath-
letics in 1901 hasn't varied any.
Every morning at 10-sometimes
earlier-the ever straight backed
dean of baseball men can be seen
in his Office chair. He generally
works until about l pm. and then
goes home.
Chandler OK. Connie Says.
Speaking in customary manner
each phrase punctuated with a
New England drawled "ah"-Mack
discussed the problems of baseball.
"Of course" he said. "the well
fare of the Nation must come first
and baseball must be prepared to
do whatever it can to help.
The man who managed Mil
waukee during the Spanish-Amer
can War and guided his AS
through two World Wars said he
had mo doubt that baseball will
survive this latest emergency"
He paused briefly, then said
slowly:
Il was shocked at the failure OF
the major league owners to renew
the contract of Commissioner "a.
b. Chandler. still do not under
stand it. After all, Chandler did
everything that was expected of
him-and did it well.
What more do they want? Why
the commissioner arranged for
payment of more than 100000 for
World Series televiSion, didn't he?
That alone should have been
enough to keep him in Office. I'm
afraid the owners have made a
terrible mistake
Thinks Happy viii Stay.
Mack, expressing deep concern,
s,lopestpd baseball might Sin these
Evening star., 1950-12-22
wv. & L., Wyoming Intensity
| Drills for Gator Bowl
BY the Associated Press

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec.
22.-Washington and Lee and
Wyoming probably will get their
first scrimmages tomorrow morn
ing in preparation for the Gator
Bowl game New Years Day.
Coach George Barclay and his
29-man w. & L. squad arrived
yesterday from Richmond, too late
for drills, but they swung into
twice-daily practices today at the
Jacksonville baseball park.
Coach BoWden Wyatt and his
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Rose BowIers Worry
As Crippled Stars
Forego Practice
BY the Associated Press

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 22.-
Routine practice was on the sched-
ule today for the Rose Bowl rivals,
Michigan and California, and the
main concern centered on the con-
dition of three players.
Coach Lynn Waldorf of Cali
fornia has a worry in the pulled
leg muscle of End Ed Bartlett and
Michigan awaits the return to
heavy duty practice of Halfback
Leo Koceski and Linebacker Roger
zatkoff. similarly plagued by all
ing leg muscles.
While both Michigan players
probably will be all right by New
Years Day. two capable substi-
tutes are on hand. Yves Brad
ford, $50 pound speedster, could
fill in for Koceski, and Pete Pal
mer, 190-pound Junior, while still
wearing a mask to protect a jaw
broken in the Northwestern game,
is understudy to Zatkoff.
Word from the San Berardino
National Orange Show Stadium,
where California is training, in
dicates that Waldorf is employing
more passing than the Bears dis
played during the regular season.
Generally, the Bears fearsome
threesome. Pete Schabarum, Jim
Monachino and Johnny Olszew-
ski. made all the yards necessary
with their running. Quarterback
Jim Marines developed into
fairly good passer as the season
wore on, however, and 1t may be
that Waldorf will come up with
better balance between the air
and ground attacks.
Defensive'y, the Bears didn't
look so hot against Michigan plays
in their drill yesterday. The
Junior varsity ran six plays and
made five first downs during the
brief scrimmage.
Evening star., 1950-12-22

Fairfax's season is already a
success. The Rebels beat their
traditional rival, Falls Church,
51-46 last week for the first
Fairfax win in the big game in
several years. 1t was the second
victory for the Rebels who beat
Quantico High but lost to ST.
Anthony's surprisingly strong
Catholic League team.
One factor working for Fairfax
is its coach's winning record. Lee
Miles, who has the head job for
the first time. has an average of
only three losses a season in his
Evening star., 1950-12-22

Wyoming players came in Wed
nesday and went promptly to
work at their Jacksonville Beach
camp, After tomorrow, the work
outs probably will be cut to one
day. the coach said.
Barclay said that with 10 days
practice in Florida's weather
well be in tip-top shape fol
Wyoming
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Christmun Quits Football

GREEN BAY, Wis, Dec. % (P).
Paul Chrlstman, used as a relief
quarterback with the Green Bay
Packers this season after playing
five years with the Chicago Car
dinals, announced yesterday that
he is retiring from professional
football.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Francis McArdIe Due to Head
MARYLAND Golf Association

The Nominating Committee of
the Maryland State Golf Associa-
ton followed custom in advancing
all 1850 officers for the 1851 sea-
Evening star., 1950-12-22
BeIImun Beuts NE. Rebels

Bellman Heating's basketball
team has two straight wins in the
District Recreation League after
beating the NE. Rebels, 1927, at
Tech gym last night,
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Fiqhts Last Niaht

BROOKLYN,-Billy Neri. 1870 Brooklyn
(S)
VANCOUVER Langston, 1861
Haney, B. c., stopped Pedro Jirninez
1854. San Francisco tS).
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Hockey Results

BY The AssoeIoied Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 3; Chicago, /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indianapolis 10; Hershey, 4.
U. S. LEAGUE.
Omaha. T; Tulsa !.
Denver. 3; St Paul o.
No games scheduled in other leagues.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Pro Basketball

BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,
Eastern Division.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
SITUATIONS MEN Cont

PORTER OR JANIToR. colored desire.
permanent Job. Ii. $1,000.
PRACTICAL NURSE. man. colored
gginli ggili sste sst as butler chauffeur: .ef
PREssER, colored. wool and silk. ex-
perienced, good reference. wants Job
PRoDGCTioN and tool and die ex.
pert wishes to locate in or neal
ductfon engineering, tool and ale.
room foreman. tool and die design
ing. model making and instrument
making. Write or wire 10 Wood.
lawn circle. E. Hartford 8, Conn.
Or Selephone S-7059. =,
work. cafeteria. Call after IL am,
wasHiNaroN NN; RSRai REPRESENTATIVE
available to represent suppliers. In
negotiating sales to Federal and for
eign government agencies. Box 129'
GEN. REPAIRMAN. col, desires worl
car. Ii. 4-2I77.
WANTED. small Jobs that can bt
done in the home. Ii. 4-13sO, 2'
LacRman white oaer se Wants aSs '0D %orf E
ExPER. COLoRED MAN wants a joh
as janitor with living quarters. MR.
MOSES. phone ME. 5479.
OUR DADDY wants position. Do you
have proposition? He is SO, college
grad too. Types, translates, cor
responds for you. 1--WE Are Three. -
Republic 0190.
MlDDLE-AGED man desires hote
night Job from 6 until 2. Phone
TU. 0971.
EXPERIENCED truck driver want,
Job; know city. DE. 749S.
COLORED YOUNG MAN, tall, neat
would appreciate interview in regarc
to part or full time day employment
CO. S026.
COL. VET. desires work as driver
porter. handy man. ETC.; have car i
needed. Ii. 4-2177.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
or TYPIN0
learn in e Weeks
MOTOR TRAVEL

MAN. driving new Lincoln. Fla. east
coast, about Jan. 8. can take an
LaaSlNG Gas1 Gi RasHiNGMTooN VASE GS Mo Sf4 ocIosk @
Monday morning for Chicago; will
take one or two. TR. 4240.
DRIVING CHICAGO Jan. 5 or g.;
take two passengers; share ex-
LEAVING MIDDLE OF JAN. for
Natchez, Miss; have rm for three
passengers, share gas, oil and driv-
ing; For information. call MR..
NUGEET. Sun. and ewes, CO. 0504.
ADULT EDUCATION, Z wks.. begin
ming Jan. s, Mon, Tues. and Thurs:
{. courses for S5. Box 1905. Catholic
untversity. D. c., zone II. .
WOULD LIKE responsible party or
parties to deliver late model car to
Los Angeles. Calf. Must have ref.
erences. Ii. 1904. .
to drive my Dodge
coupe. 1949. to Florida. as soon as
possible. References. WI. 724l.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL WANTS 5 days wk. work. Call
co. 2479. between q and 8 pm.
GIRL. colored. wants full-time house
pm exper. and refs; live s.e'
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w. 5 days
week. ne. or Sc. section preferred;
reference. 10. s-S511.
GIRL. colored, desires g:h.w ol, or
am. Ii: 1854.
GIRL desires g.h.w. as child's nurse:
5 days. exp: refs. Ii; 3-1231.
GIRL wants, Job as hotel maid or
kitehss nI1 ssoi helper or . days. Refs
HotisE WORK or mothers helper;
Ho6sEskEEPER. Nssi with child. wishes
rm. and board in exchange for do
salary. WA. O453.
LAUNDRESS, 1st class, wishes bundle
or family wash, take home; cur
tains, chair covers. NO. 642S.
MAID. young lady, colored, expert
enc,ed, desires Job. pvt. home. FA
WOMAN, white. des. pl. as housekpr
to empl. cple.; live out; fond Of chill
1904 Wyom. ave. NV SCOTTY.
WOMAN wants Gays WORK, MON
wn%aN t6TSaSh ThaTs eoTsred 10 2sSS6 nssf reliable
desires morning work; good refs
WOMAN, colored. wishes days work
references. Call HU. 1922 after
TohzS sse wants ssse!; shE IN 81 Baia G. s9sh ss5
KEFINED Effs 60 WIFI f1fIE WOMAN wishe,
days yyerk; cleaning or ironing
SETTLED Ell LED LADY desires position e.
house. 1923 Vt. ave. NV. l.
WOMAN, colored, wishes maids work
of any kind. experienced and good
references. AID, 61So.
Tss e''S5ss ssss vssss1 sssa:' cs sfP.Ei
WOMAN. eolored, As. wants Job as
g;;h.wss;- will stay nights; reference.
WOMAN 90 white. exp, hotel maid.
ployes. Phone VIOLA, Dupont 4o09.
RELIABLE coLoRED LADY. with
ref, desires job as housekeeper for
working cple. EXP. with children
sEfTLED ETi HEEo ocoLoREp WOMAN to take
care Of children while mother works;
live in. S22 wk. HO. 1911.
NEAT. RELIABLE cnlored girl wishes
work by the day OF. part time; Ex-
NEAT Rss leSna5faE coEosED Sff GRL sesres eso
s days g.h.w.: good references. NO.
r%o SSo9 coLoRED GIRLS wish days
work; IA; 94.o. , ,,,
Sit Sitting work WORK y wanted BY colored
woman Du 331S
DAYS WORK wanted. Mon. Tues,
DAY ssIa,SS work adsI.I WANTED 9.ssz. sy reliable
cof6kED d6Sks rese alkh f." Wishes hi SSse General
housework; plain cooking; 5 days
coEoESEp Sf SaS' GIkL HI sdssSe; dssires sh.w.. s
says S a week; GsT0 no cooking; good ref.
coLoRED WOMAN wishes 5 days
wk. nursemaid. general housework;
cofoSEp Fsfe5SnaSs GiRI Su wants wants part-time or
days work: good ref. Ii. $;4777;.
COLORED GIRL, desires job: refer
COLoRED GIRL. desires full-time Job
coL6RED 81 Shn GRi e. fhd5sn desires DE- Domestic ss3
work, no Saturday or Sunday; able
to cook DI. 3421.
COLORED GIRL, desires work as
maid, well experienced; 5-day week.
coRoREB 81 SsSSs GIRL. desires full or part
time; days; references. RA. 1882:
COLORED LADY, experienced. would
like to work 5 days wk. from to
5; will satisfy. ST. S199.
COLORED EXPERIENCED MAID
wishes full or part time work; with
references. MI. 1926.
COLORED WOMAN wants gh.w. or
days work. Willing to stay nights.
TR. 3972,
Evening star., 1950-12-31

Accountant -Bookkeeper
Income tax returns filed; expert; rea.
sonable rates. OW. $500 or OW
Evening star., 1950-12-31
CAMERA REPAIR

BRENNER. e3S Penna. ave. en.Vs'' NV.
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds, Ice.
d ana small; good work done reas.
CARPENTER - Remodelins of an
LAWRENCE, RA. 9703.
CARPENTER. to contract your work,
pref; small Jobs: Work guar. 81.
6663; call anytime, -6
propns remodepps passs5ng psi1snr 5s-
Call usl MI. 1915. MR.. WILLIAMS.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. re pecre.
alton rms, .porches incl; stairways,
mercial. ]. E. HENDRICKS. uN. e49i,
CEMENT WALKS, WALLS, driveways,
noors, partitions, plaster; white me.
chanics. JACK SPARKES, HO. S439.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
Fpa5eyrkleeneS pn%rE1 or no charge. RoTo-
ELEcTRTcAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuit, small jobs done
immed. Call RA.. 1929 any time. -3
FENCE nnstl :. 49, Galvanized % chain INK. all
tion.'.' Get the best for less; 80
months to pay. Phone Ho. 6ss3:
evenings and Sunday, NO. 552S.
FENCES, wood or chain link, largest
variety Of styles in city. installed or
noW MfLTo9o1 leT CO. dis'Vsass ssss
Marlso5o pike, Sc. 10. s-a919 or
FfooR MACHINES RENTED : Fun
operating instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR CO., RA. 4346, 700 Kennedy
FLOORS sANDED and finished; old
noors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE, WA. 1129.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
8 SERVICE; sy,H wi wishes you one and ali a
FLOOR sERvICEMNothing but the
best; laying, sanding, finishing.
nshss sshns DiFfos5 FHooRNa ihsesasSs eoars RlSse
TORS NC 1912 Wisconsin ave.
FURN. repairing, refnishing; II yrs.
in Old Georgetown: PEAKE FURNI-
TURE sERv" 1854 M st. NV. AID.
M1TTREssEs and box springs. reno-
Is years exp. WASHINGTON MAT
55sS. 5dREsS sG Go;i sssas sa6-S21 L ST. ''V' Ma
MATTREssEs remade, So up. STEIN
PAiNTiNG by a professional, employ
years Of exper.; catering to people
that desire clean work by clean
painters. VI. 2601. 81
PAINTING, paperhanging. roof, gut:
ter and carpentry repairs; pure oil
paint used. RA. 1864, GE. $500.
PAINTING, PAPERING, commercial,
residential Satisfied customers %
years. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, Kem-
Toning, carpentry by reliable man
who does own work. Reasonable. Call
anytime. 10. -3-4566.
PAPERING- PAINTING-Reduced off,
season prices; work guar. For est.
call L. CROWELL, SH. 1875. III
PAPER HANGING, 81 UP per room;
1850 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed. GE. 1888. GE. 2461.
PAPERING, 75c single roll. You fur
nish material. Also painting. See
PLASTERING, plaster repairs. cement
work. water proofing, flagstone and
brick work. All work guaranteed.
30 years exepr. AT. 1870. l.
PLASTERING q speciality; large and
small Jobs, new or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
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Evening star., 1950-12-31
HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADY, between 1925 years,
high school graduate. as assistant
secretary and receptionist in physi-
clans office: knowledge of typing
necessary: will teach to assist physi-
YOUNG LADY, with knowledge of
HUB FURNITuRE CO. 39io Ben
ming I'd. ne. See Mr.. Martin.
YOUNG LADY, 1928
II you live near or can travel .conv.
estine position to to offer. "A Aptitude
required Excel. salary and op-
portunity to advance. Cali in per,
ssR eREpn bTf' & eokpoRATfoN.c 4 SKA I 81 CALVERT
needs to earn $3-5. 900 yearly. Our
natl educ. dept. offers that oppor-
tunity. Permanent position. Write
social and business background. Give
phone no. p o. Box 3139. D. G.
CREDIT DEPT. needs assistant for
general Office work; excellent salary.
EISEMAN'S, F at 7th sts. NV.
INTERESTED IN MAKING MONEY
IN your own home? Write Box 364-
whIfE III HsAf WOMAN to manage -sa small
laundry; colored help; state age,
qualifications. and salary expected
Box 454-H,. Star.
REFINED LADIES - Desiring spare
choice. No canyassing. Earnings
range 500 to. $3.50 mo. Quality
wearing apparel by REALSILK, MA.
1855, SUM-. Ia pm; Tues, 10-4
OPENING JANUARY 1st for alert.
ndurafhH OE-1E IN
sist. local director Of Childcraft
work; position is permanent: un-
usual opportunity for right woman.
WTits Srtstien Box .nS 1SsS n5ons Star giving age
PART-TIME OFFICE HELP wanted
four hours daily to do tipping and
general office work. DURON PAINT
MANUFACTURING CO. lao Ingra-
ham st. ne. (off Riggs rd). TU.
TWO YOUNG WOMEN for learning
80 4 trade; 40 hours and holidays.
.n,B s.noB co" s26 18th st. NV, Ma.
\ refined colored woman as head
be able to type; good salary. MI.
WHITE WOMAN who desires nice
non, 600, food and $50 mo-. live
IN n,,st supervise Ss ynsn.h home os and CHILDREN
parent ee are a business soRs res9ts sandas
Or: 54e4: Monday, Ex. a669.
AVON REPRESENTATIVES, can earn
more ohan 50 per hour. Several
openings available Jan. l. Our field
MANAGER will call on you. RE 0795.
MARRIED WOMEN--This ad is ad-
dressed to that woman who can not
work regular ofice hours yet needs
extra income. My company. needs
refined women over 80 for dignified
professional work that pays above
average. Full or part time II you
are interested in such a connection
write me for interview. MRS. l..
SMYTHE. Personal, z Grant ave,
Takoma PIX. Md. g
YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE WORK
An interesting position with good
working conditions and salary for
the right person. No particular
exp. required other than a knowl-
edge Of typing. but must be alert and
OF good appearance and be able TO
give character references. Apply
MILLER-DUDLEY CO., INC, I716
18th st. NV. g
AGGRESSIVE SALESLADY
Full time. 30-50 years of age; must
be neat. attractive. own car and
drive well: pleasant and profitable
career assured. No canvassing, no
delivering, no collections to make.
For appointment write giving quail
hcations and phone number, to Box