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Evening star., 1950-02-06
DC. Man Bows in Levy Bowling
As BuItimoreun Hits Record
By Ben McAIwee

Washington's Evelyn Nickel cap
tured the Ida Simmons duckpin
classic with 767 six-game count,
but the big bowling sensation in
four weekend major tournaments
In Norfolk, Va, was Bill Brozey of
Baltimore. He fired a five-game
national record 785 score to beat
out the Capitals Don Cutsail in
the Norman Levy Anniversary
event. BroZey Tailed 1.4l5 for the
10 games to collect 5000, while
Cutsail, with 1857. pocketed $l00.
Brozey, far down in a field of
80 leading Central Atlantic PIN
men after a first-block $50, rolled
games of 1853, l57. 1874, l52 and
1874 in his record-smashing 785,
which cracked by three pins the
1872 five-game mark bowled by
Astor Clarke in the 1941 Virginia
Carolina tourney in Richmond.
Clarke's record was safe until the
last box, when Brozey climaxed
his terrific pinspilling with five
pin count on a spare.
Elizabeth Barger Scores.
In two other Norfolk contests
Elizabeth Barger Of Baltimore won
the Maple Lane women's inaug-
ural six-game event with 796 and
Paul Rabel of Portsmouth. Va,
landed first in the seven-game
Jimmy Wallace mems tourney
held at the new Pin Path drives
with 981.
Four other District rollers fin
ished among the prize winners in
the Norman Levy with AL Wright,
third, 1888; Russ Spilman, fourth,
1920; Frank Micalizzi. sixth,
1907. and Harry Stewart, seventh,
1,306.
CutSail also led Washington S
contestants in the Wallace with
a fourth-place $40, while Tony
Santini was ninth with 903 and
Bill King bagged a consolation
game prize with 167. Wallace,
bowling for the first time in his
eight-year-old event, finished Sec
ond with 956, after leading until
the final four boxes, when Rabel
Of Baltimore was third. with 953
John Rabel and Joe Rabel, broth,
ers of Paul, landed in the money
with GIT and s97, respectively.
Lorraine Gulli High in Lists.
Lorraine GULL placed among
the prize winners in both Norfolk
Journeys. She was fourth in the
Maple Lane with 752 and 10th in
the Ida Simmons with 6S8. Ann
Carlson was the only other Cap
ital roller in the money, with a
698. gaining 18th place in the
Maple Lane.
Doris Leigh of Portsmouth,
runnerup in the Maple Lane with
781. was third in the Ida Sim
mons with 744. Virginia Coates
OF Norfolk was second in the SIM
mons with ISL. Mrs. Barger, the
Maple Lane winner, was sixth in
the Simmons with 718. Maxine
Allen of Durham, who won the
United States Women's Classic
here at Colonial Village several
weeks ago, was fifth in the Sim
mons with 727, and seventh in
the Maple Lane with 730.
Charley Beall. star FBI steam
bowler of the Federal League, ha
$75 to add to his seasons tourna.
ment winnings after landing frs
Evening star., 1950-02-06

Charley Beall. star FBI steam
bowler OF the Federal League, has
$75 to add to his seasons tourna-
ment winnings after landing first
in the ninth annual Brookland
Limited Handicap with a 500
count which included Is franked
pins.
Beall landed high among the
Evening star., 1950-02-06
U. 5. Ski Team Fourth
As Norway, Sweden
Triumph in Races
BY the Asseciofed Press

RUMFORD, Me-, Feb. 6.-They
award only individual titles in the
world ski championships, but if
they did determine a team title
it would be exactly as you figured
and Sweden are far out
in front.
With four Of the five events in
the Nordic phase of the games
run off, Norway is leading with
40h points on basis of 1906
1921. Sweden is second with
"a, followed by Finland with %.
The United States is fourth
with 3Ka, France fifth with 3 and
Canada sixth with one. Den
mark, Switzerland, Yugoslavia and
Austria still haven't registered a
point.
That tabulation includes the
jump, in which four Norwegiaus
broke into the scoring at Lake
Placid, N. Y and the 40-kilo-
meter (25-mile) relay which
Sweden won from Finland here.
Both events were decided yester-
day.
50-Kilometer Race Remains.
Only race remaining on the
program is the 50-kilometer (31-
mile) marathon today in which
Sweden's Nils Karlsson, the 1948
Olympic Champion, is q con-
testant.
Thirty-three skiers are sched-
uled to start In the 50-kilometer
race this morning. They will
travel twice over an improvised
25-kilometer course. Going over a
path twice violates the Federation
Internationale De Ski rules, but
that has been waived because Of
lack of snow at Lake Placid, only
50-kilometer layout in the East.
Sweden won a thrilling victory
in the relay primarily because OF
another Olympic champion-Mar-
tin Lundstroem. He won the 18-
kilometer run (11-mile) in st.
Moritz.
u. S. Far Back.
He was given 71a second handi-
cap yesterday as the third riders
from the land of the midnight sun
we're more than two minutes
ahead of the 'second-place Firms.
Enar Josefsson, last Swedish run
ner, gave up 13 seconds to August
Kiuru of Finland, but that didn't
matter. Sweden won in 2 hours,
SO minutes. SO seconds.
Norway, France, U. S. and Can
ada followed in that order, but
the entire race was between the
top two teams. The last four
quartets never changed positions
after the first $50 yards.
After tomorrow's marathon
many of the officials and athletes
will leave Immediately for Aspen
Colo, where the Alpine events of
the world championships will be
held February 1918. Downhill
and slalom races, both men and
women, make up the Aspen pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1950-02-06

EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE,
New York, 5; Boston, /.
Schedule Tonight,
NM lea
Evening star., 1950-02-06

prize winners in both the Dixie
and United States classics.
Henry Covelli OF the Ice Palace
Major loop. second in tield Of
100 at Brookland yesterday coll
lected $50 with 1854.
Billy Mischou fired the tour1a-
ment's high game of 1870 while
Charley Hatten of the Masonic
League gave the Ice Palace team
roller strong bid for the honor
with 1873.
Another FBI pinmen was
among the local weekend tourney
victors as Gene jenkins ba2ged
the $50 top prize in the Hi-Skor
full handicap with a 462 gross
score. He pA together a 3s6
scratch set and 66 free pins to
edge out Dorothy Prentiss Of
Brookland's Capitol Ladies League
team, who tailed 452 with $50 and
a 63-pin spot.
Herbie Harrison. the grand e
time pinman OF Silver Sprung.
again hit the $50 JACKPOT IN the
Takoma full handicap with q 464
count aided by q T8-pin spot.
Arthur Weston won second money
of $50 with S7-456.
other Brookland winners-Stu Burger.
e-es9 tsa5l; Vail sgpsssEry; gpssy 39-sSe tSa, tsas.:
GTeesssm' e-sfs s1SS gsIs 5oj IRG1ebsrd PscE
$50 scratch tS1S.50): Larry Burdctte;
12-656 tS15); David TessttoIe, 30.647
fS12): Richard Magner. 21-647 tSl2l.
High scratch sets-Georse, Brewer. $40.
and jim Hartford, 633. each s4 Hish
games-BillJ Misshoa,. 100 and Charles
asstfn other ii; Tssoma 'n vii,ners-Bop Workman.
4s-443 (Sl65O5; Ricky Harrison. -Sl-44l
(S11: C. Loefier. 54-441 SID; Howard
Goodwin ,999-44Ss ss -; WAYNE WI WI
437 $50; Frank HASTE, 5:.435 $50;
s7-432 tS4): Duke Doyle. 4s-430 ls3. 10:
f. clapDeIs, lI7-422 is3); Gene Jenkins; I
GEO; George 10th. hish set: 37s
$3.50; Bob Goodwin. hish vanae. lao
Evening star., 1950-02-06

Syracuse University's new $4,-
100000 gymnasium viii be COM
pleted during 1850.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

The seasons final Tax Forum
luncheon of the Federal Bar AS
sociation will be held at 1915
pm. Tuesday at Twins, I'll Thir-
teenth street NV.
The subject will be: Treat
ment of Income of, and Gifts and
Bequests to Certain Trust and
Tax Exempt Organization" The
chairman will be I. Henry Kutz,
special assistant to the Attorney
General.
Harry Baum and Carlton Fox,
also special assistants, and Ken
meth H. Lilies. attorney, Legisla-
ton and Regulations Division,
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Georgetown Church 10 Give Program on tuesday

A program entitled "The Uni
flying Influence of Christianity
will be presented Tuesday by the
Women's Association of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church,
3115 P street NV.
There will be a dinner at $50
pm. After the dinner the program
will be presented in which women
from Germany, Japan, the Phil
ippines, Peru and China, all in
costume, will take part. Devotions
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Vernon v. Baker. in whose
name the Federation of Citizens
Associations is contesting in the
courts the recent increase in gas
rates, has been reappointed chair
man of the federation's Public
Utilities Committee, Federation
President Herbert P. Leeman an
nounced yesterday. Mr.. Baker is
a delegate from the Shepherd
Park Citizens Association,
The rate case now is pending in
the United States Court of APP
peals, District Court having voided
the increase. The Washington Gas
Light Co. is impounding funds
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Chi Siamu Mu Purty

Clark L. Simpson. assistant
controller of the Economic CO.
operation Administration and &C
counting professor at Columbus
University here, will be guest Of
honor at a Chi Sigma Mu frater-
nifty party at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
at the university, 1925 Eighteenth
street NV. He will show films on
Korea.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
| Recorded Sermon Set
For Central ~ Today

A recorded sermon by DR. Nor
man Vincent Peale, minister o1
Marble Collegiate Church, New
York; will be heard at 4 pm. to-
day in the Central Branch YMCA
1885 G street NV.
H. B. Niece, chairman Of "The
Sermon Hour" series. announced
that a recorded sermon by DR.
Peale will be given for the next
six weeks.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Citizens Utilities Group Again Headed by Baker

collected under the increase for
refunds to customers in case 1t
should lose its appeal.
Thomas E. Lodge, American
University Park delegate and a
former president of the federation.
will head the Law and Legisla-
ton Committee of the federation
Evening star., 1950-11-26

will be conducted by Mrs. Julien
F. Winnemore.
Those taking part include Mrs.
Margaret Deans. Miss Suzanne
Lundgrin, Miss Letita Rueca, Miss
Barbara Smith, Miss Sarah
Thrush, Miss T. Sue Sato, Mrs.
j. Toriye, Miss Elena Mcbride,
Miss Eleanor Harrington. Miss
Betty Fadeley and Miss Phyllis
Kastebaum.
Chairmen are Mrs. Charles
Fedeley and Mrs. Robert L. San
ford,
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Italy reports a decline in its
olive oil production.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Asbury Concert Today

The Baltimore Boys Choir will
present harvest festival concert
at 4::30 this afternoon IN Asbury
Methodist Church, Eleventh and
K streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
ILititiu Kaufman Listed
LIN COLLEGE, Who's Who

Letitia Ann Kaufman. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Kauff.
man, 1878 Columbia road NV.
has been selected by the Univer.
sity of Tennessee for listing ir
the 1851 edition Of "Who's Wht
Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges"
Miss Kaufman is a senior ir
the College of Liberal Arts. She
is member of FIVE c'uss and j.
treasurer of the senior class.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
|Kufz 10 Address Tax Forum Al Luncheon on tuesday

Chief Counsel's Office. Bureau Of
Internal Revenue, will be the panel
| speakers.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Britain is ousting America
from the auto passenger car mar
| ket in Brazil.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

have local references; live in EN-
66sasssy. Call MISS MELTON. Ho.
VEGETABLE TR1M-RooM MAN. GOOD
pay for experienced man; triflers do
Ryrs' 81 ss'R1zs REsRAaaP AaRPs surEk III MARRsR zfERsH
vssD1Ne IssSS ssnpaas MacHiNR &C. route salesman
vending route; exp, not Necessary;
excellent opportunity for young
Sfai sa + ts''iz'sSi g. HzSkr e SoiP g.
wAsHMAS9cSiean n niS washrack; phs pleas
hsH4sEe6i HSE6inE Esse song Ok ARglSS sgaS, ss6G a5G
wELbER LRbiEERininE iof ar senersi Asnft0n Sheet at.
work; must be familiar with stain
nsi lsSs tten steei; steady work, TOP pay.
wELDER-Research laboratory needs
scetyiene electric s arc helisre, M,sn silver liver
soldering and brazins; some expert
msntation with new Welding tech
nlaues. Not a production organiza-
tion. Excellent working conditions.
st 'S%RIFs'' wife for All 5nHsi5iss
BoYs@Deiiyer 9fs'' she New York EsS Sun
day Herald Tribune in your own
ne1shborhood: SO per Sunday, plus
Q cents per copy; no collections.
zsssss.. s.DDe'n'"'n'' call 'qalPsr n!
hr: comm. Sell name plates for front
doors, Write NATIONAL ENGRAV-
NAN twhite III sSRmse wanssd to Bo;.Gn ssiys ,,ss
delivery and make himself generally
%3ssl. .3ssl Plus tips. Sssii Cali e. s9s sss9sssaaa
after II noon. 10
MAN with car to train locally for
Dfacturns co Win w,ss eonsideF saEss nea
perienced man who is willing work-
er; not canvassing; earnings while
training around 500 weekly. Apply
1lle Q st. Sc: before II am. IA
MAN with college BACKGROUND in
plus some editing exper., to edit
technical manuscripts for length,
grammar and syntax, and to plaY,
and Mt Illustrations; permanent po-
sition. stable organization. Please
outline your qualifications and give
some som oso iasa l. OF salary required. Write
MAN. MEcHANiccALLY inclined, be-
tween 25. and IS years old. Apply
sunday between il and 4 % p.m
q 3Ale ! oJsb Jssh st. g. M ne: :. ..
MAN OVEN 40 years TO learn real
needed. CITY REALTY. RI. 0703.
MAN AND WIFE to assist In opera :
ton of motor court; exper. in main
tenance work helpful. Salary and
living quarters. Box 112-Y, Star.
MAN AND WIFE. colored, for part
time janitor work in small apart.
fnent house; quarters only. THOM-
AS j. FISHER g. CO., INC. 73S 18th
st. NV. 10
MAN--Interested in sales representa-
tive for D. c. Age between 25-35,
knowledge Of wines would be helpful.
Salary commensurate with ability.
BOX f69-T. Star.
MEN (2). white, for work in furni-
ture warehouse. D. c. drivers per-
!. init. Must be in good physical con-
dition. Age 30-40. Call Mr.. Mat
thews, Woodley 4244. COLONY
HOUSE, 4244 Connecticut ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
SHOP FOREMAN
FILTER
SOLICITORS

The Evening Star has several open
Salary plus commission. Must be
pearance and physically At. Pre-
vious sales experience helpful. Apply
personnel. Room sos.
Evening Star Newspaper
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
SPANISH TEACHER. with good in
scaooG scf sfu'sssn sss 17s hsDps ~
SOFTER. sxpsr;, with 2; G. dryers
ERs. 1926 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 4852.
GOODS SALESMAN,
must have had actual experience
selling athletic equipment In retail
sPsoRrss soi see eENTEEs 81 M ana ssffs'saa B sss
TAI COOLING CLERK for
natl. research organization, at least
2 yrs. experienced, excellent work.
Ing conditions. Entrance salary
$210 mo. Opportunity for promo
ton. See Miss Burton, 2101 Con-
stitution ave. NV.
STEN0GRAPHER, young man 2I-2s.
must take shorthand, at least 90
position as secretary to ONCE man
ager in mortgage banking company.
Must be intelligent and able to
meet public; 5-day wk., 9:15 to 5;
Decentralization benefits. salary open.
Please do not phone. See MIR.
GRAHAM, 1898 K st. NV. Sat. after
] p.m., or Monday. 10
Evening star., 1950-09-10
ENGINEERING
OPPORTUNITIES
IN WESTINGHOUSE

Wanted: Design Engineers
Field Engineers
Technical Writers
Must have at least one years ex-
perience.
For work on airborne radar, ship
borne radar, radio communications
equip, micro-wave relay or micro
wave communications.
Good nay, excellent working condi-
tions; advancement on individual
merit; location, Baltimore.
Send resume of experience and edu-
cation to Manager of Industrial Re-
lations, WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
CORP, 2519 Wilkens ave-, Balti-
more 3, Md.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
HELP MEN tcont.)

PLUMBERS, exper. jobbing: Please,
b. e. permit. JOE PAWTowsKI,
730 Kennedy st. NV. GE. 0343.
PORTER, colored, 5hs-day wk., car
washing and general porter work;
CORP, 2015 N. Moore ST., Arl.. Va,
PORTER, driver, colored; for work
in drug store; no NIGHTS or sunday.
Apply 9719 Georgia ave. III
immediate openings. Only persons
BATES JEWELERS.. r at 9th SITS.
NV, Monday, $3.50 am.
PORTER-DELlVEkY boy, neat. ref,
u sfK kss paAsasA & sssA q osS5 s5ss Belmont Belmont
rckfAEE ed AE' pRivEE, Rq azls oolored. Nd div
sE,s permit; ,g4 goSd peTmaneat ngI1s PSs7 PSsi7
1S. PsfePss ssssl as"'" Iand0VsF Hills Mo
p0RTERReDDIsHwAsHER, general drug
store work. COLONIAL DRUG. 1lls
PRESSER, exp, good on Wools, silks,
ST., Falls Church, FA. .4414. 10
PRESSERS, wool and silk; good SAL
ary and working conditions. LURA
CLEANERS, 1908 14th st. NV. AID.
PtkEssER. wool. piece work. PEEL
HES 6Rs' ,1fS tNc' 2Sos R. l. ave. me-
PREssER, steady Job: good pay and
hegrs. Apply GEM CLEANERS
PRESSER, part-time. 4:30 to 7:30
pm. 12c suit. JACKS VALET
PRESSER, wool and silk; top pay. Ap-
ply Monday, BLACKSTONE CLEAN
ERS, 1902 L st. NV, ST. 146l.
PRESSERS, wool; also night pressers;
sssS sHoa sPsS gsS' o.sAsis sAHswAY sAs' CLEANERS
plas,t. $50 @ for is M hrs. overtime pay
$l.50 per hr. SANITARY CLEAN
ERS. 1920 18th st: NV.
PRESSERS-Wool We have openings
for exper. wool pressers who want
Oppenheimer, ARIsTo CLEANERS,
pkEssERs PRES s sa'lsS5. 'ts5. 81; experienced wool
Essds so sSse sSsf gSS gfsf dass .PsS
pREsSERsGvacation with pay. all
legal holidays taken; very good
piece-work rate. Big money can be
made year round by good; tast
grssse5s: Apply OFFICIAL CLEAN
PRINTER. compositor or Klage press
man; exper. only. GOODHART'S,
RADIO INSTALLATION MAN. excel
lent salary to start. HERSoN'S
AUTO & APPLIANCE CO., 714 o
st. NV. IL
RADIO MAN-Auto radio installation
required. Good salary plus commits
sion and bonus Permanent job Tor
right man, Apply in person. HER
SONS AUTO g. APPL. CO.. TIA o
st: NV; DE, 400. IL IL.
at benchwork, settled; refs; excel.
opportunity. GE. 46sS. liz
RADIO SALESMAN for store and
shipping dept; excellent salary: no
night work. STAR RADIO CO.,
400 11th st: NV:
Evening star., 1950-09-10
HELP WOMEN tcont.)
BEAUTICIAN-MANICuRIsT. 9 to 8;

BEAUTICIAN-MANIC 8 to 8;
air conditioned. LEE STUDIO OF
HAIR DESIGNING, 18th and N. Y.
ave. NV. Rm: $50.
BEATTY OPERATOR Expert. all
sRSapMooR FsSa sa5fE' Beauty iad f0m9iislSa sAEoa
BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored. exper.
ana reHlia6ehle; excel. working cond.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for Silver
Spring shop. sH. 5s26 or JU, 2
Beauty OPERATOR, experienced, s.
day week. Call Wo. 2194 or OR.
BEAUTY i2HDi OPERATOR wanted, exper :,
all around, steady position; $45
week and commission; no evening
work. Closed Mondays. SHEPHERD
PARK BEAUTY SALON. 7713 Geot-
BEaufy "a ~ OPERATOR. all around, iu Sn-
BEAUTY li1 = oPTERATToR, PER FOR A'e; experienced.
with following; 18th st. NV. shop
BEaGfY EafGns TA AoFaESRaroR, aSss expert, for
high-class clientele, week ends. Call
Beauty oPERAToRs-s, wonderful
offer to. persons with following;
large shop, wonderful location.
Phone EX 6953 or call at 1921
Eye St; NV. for appt:
time, guaranteed salary and 500
TAiRLINGToN BEAUTY SALON.
172l Center Plaza, Darlington
Alex. -OV. 1874, ask for Miss Law
py1 sen, 1,,n5s Msr =, v Eyes; GL GL; S9I4, lo
established firm. Write Box 1s4-Z.
BOOKKEEPER, accounts receivable,
to operate Underwood Elliott-F Fisher
flatbed bookkeeping machine; good
salary, permanent position, 6k- day
week. r.. HARRIS CO., Jewellers,
floor Office 10
BOOKKEEPER with knowledge of
typing. salary open. Write Box 2S-Y.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

men, betwesn ls-45. 70 work IN
Federation; Apply Mr, Haas, 10
an a;mi i. Mon9sday. 7a4 18th st. n.W2
MEN. an opportunity to Supplement
your income. evenings and Satur-
days, selling Real Silk Famous
Hosiery and Apparel. Cali oV.
3S40 Sunday and week days,
sales and fountain work at 1st-class
ice cream and candy store in Be-
thesda; permanent position; 44-hr.
Wk., incl. some ewes. and wk. ends;
group hospitalization, paid vacation.
%SppoIsvnisy %Gndsv syds tSF advancement Apply
SH: 473S today for appointment.
MEN, full or part time, arrange hours
to suit your convenience. better
than-average pay. See MIR. KEFAU-
youSG yaR ls SAS, lSsh ass5, &: 5W som. install
helpful. but not necessary. for
clothing store; excellent salary;
pleasant surroundings. ASKINS. 737
YoUNG tn g. NAN, IAN Is to 80. for clerical
work in building association; typ-
ing is incidental; however, applicant
must be good typist. We consider
me tnee position an excellent opportunity
tof advancement. Box 232-x. Star.
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined.
TO learn operation Of folding and
metering machines with large mall
neeessar2 meg nIm bSsy no prse9igus s9pr experience
phone no. Box 446-Z. Star. ~
YOUNG MAN, white, helper for light
Gsnvery, Fri. and Sat: 75 cents hr.
Pnone SH. 414s Sun. between 1
YOUNG MAN. draft exemnt with
typing ability to assist in fuel oil
dept; exper. not necessary, write
giving name, age and qualifications.
nne .an qagporttgsnity ad% fer ambitious per
YOUNG MAN who likes likes to meet IS pub
nc to assist in 16-m,m. motion pic
ture and tape recording work. Good
SRpsortunity for man With Initiative.
asfs Man sa eoorsa sSf ntsssst HasH saas and
hANksffNs 0l5sT oGT1E fSPa sT9RE sSTR5Rls: the THE
YS9ss Sa .. Man. a.N white. for pickup and
sential: also a good knowledge Of
Mr.. Rhodes, PARKWAY MOTOR
CO. INC, 3040 NJ st. NV.
YOUNG MAN for payroll clerk; SAL
ery $40 per week to start; perma-
GoID os1t APRl5 PRopIcTs IL TTiting to MEARoW
~ WI AooN - ob.
YOUNG MAN with a knowledge of
typing to assist in ONCE and learn
auto parts business: excel oppor.
for ambitious and energetic youth.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. Kaiser
Frazer Dealers, 119 Carroll st.,
Takoma, D. C. GE. 5000.
YOUNG MAN to operate mimeograph
and postage machines and do other
detail work; some tipping; perma-
nent position, at National Airport;
5-day week. Call EX. 1856 for ap-
YOUNG MAN. white. over is yrs. of
age. for stockroom work: 6 days a
week: high school sraduate. S. 8.
kRESGE CO., 7th and E SITS. NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn fine food busi-
ness, permanent. Exp. helpful but
not nee. 1431 p NV 10
YOUNG MAN to learn coal business,
assist In outside sales and contact OF
customers; no exper. REQUIRED; car
necessary. Contact MR.. LAWDER,
Ma. 0245. between $40 an. or 3-5
pm, Monday through Friday. 10
YOUNG MAN to help with Ty In
stallations, drive truck and gen, ap-
pliance store helper, must have
D. c. drivers permit, starting SAL
ary S35 wk. Apply 1901 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

protected territory
district. Steady growing earnings.
Salary and bonus plan to start.
Triple-A 43-year-o1d company. Op-
portunities for promotion within or
ganization as well as for continually
selling education provided. Good
health and car essential Products,
merchandising service tangihles, with
every business desirous of growth q
prospect. To apply for Interview
background and current status. THE
GERLACH-BARKLoW CO.. Joliet,