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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-03
Action Thrills
Wrestling Fans
At Eagles Here

Fans saw more than their share
of action last Monday night on
Matchmaker Tex Porter's all-action
wrestling card in the Eagles Audi
oiium.
In the first place. the Niseis fav-
orite Mr. Sakata from Honolulu
chased Rod Fenton of Texas out of
the ring to win a one-fall special
event match.
In the second place, Gentleman
Tony Ross of Yakima disposed Of
handsome Prince Kino from Hawaii
with body press.
In the third place, Danno Nc
Donald. the darling of the women
specta tors, and Paavo Ketonen, the
Finnish toughie, mauled each othe'
TO draw in the semi-windup
And in the fourth and last place,
George Dusette was awarded the
odd fall over The Great Atlas in an
acroba tic-like main event billed as a
"grudge match-winner take all.
The Great Atlas scored the first
fall, and Dusette, the second.
But then the situation got out Of
hand The Great Atlas clamped on
a full nelson on Dusette while the
referee was raising the latters arm
in token of the second fall Match
maker Porter leaped into the ring
70 make rare appearance, shouted
orders to The Great Atlas, and told
him that he had violated the rules.
The unscheduled p un S h m n
which Dusette absorbed from the full
nelson was too much. He was unable
to continue but the referee gave him
The decision
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-03
HO HUM A. B. e.!

COLUMBUS, o., May 3-The Am
erican Bowling Congress may change
its basis for membership and build
its own alleys in its fight to choose
its own members, according to Ell
mer Baumgarten, Abe secretary.
Baumgarten said the proposal to
accept members on an individual
basis rather than on a team basis as
now and to build its own bowling
lanes would be put before delegates
to the annual convention here May
IL.
The delegates also will discuss the
selection of the organizations con-
stitution barring non-whites from
membership, he added.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-03
.HydrOplanes
To Churn Lake
August 1917

Twenty-Five of the nations fastest
inboard hydroplanes will churn Lake
Washington in daring attempts to
crack an existing 1884 miles per
hour record as an added attraction
to the first annual Seattle Seafair.
it was announced yesterday by Geor-
ge Gum, Jr.. Greater Seattle. In
corporsted, president
Billed for August 11-20 this sum-
mer and every summer thereafter,
the Seafair is shaping up as Seattle's
first full-dreSs civic celebration since
the stored days of the Alaska-Yu
kon- Pacific Exposition in 1909 and
the colorful Potlatches. Gum re-
ports.
With the addition of the inboard
|hydroplane event. scheduled for Aug
ust IS and II, by a special Seafair
water event committee headed by
Jerry Bryant, Seafair is being her
aided as standout in sporting events
alone. Topline Seafair attractions de-
signed to bid for the worlds atten-
ton and tourist dollars included the
National Water Ski Championships,
the Pacific Coast cupboard hydro
plane championships the newly
scheduled 1886 cubic centiceter and
225 &C inboard hydroplane champ
ionships said boat and crew regattas,
Indian canoe races, swimming and
diving competition. water and street
parades, and an aqua show.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-03
Ferrm of Pro Champion Minneapolis
Once Was MiSaka'S Terminate at Utah

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, May 3
A member of the Worlds Champion
Minneapolis Lakers pro basketball
team can testify first-hand to the
athletic ability of a Nisei.
Laker guard Arnie Ferrin. whose
team polished off Syracuse last Sun
day to end the hoop sports World
Series" for the Lakers' third straight
title, recalled the beginning of his
hoop career at Utah University two
years ago.
Tall, bOyish- looking Ferrin used
to be a roommate of Wat Misaka
during his days at the Salt Lake
City campus. Misaka has been
among the Nisei's most Outstand-
ing contributors in the casaba
sport.
we played together for two years
on the championship Utah basket
ball squad" Ferrin recalled as ne
rested after the Lakers clinched the
series with four wins. Besides that,
Wat was a straight A student"
That was the Utah team that won
the NCA.A. title and also the Madi-
son Square Garden Invitationa'
tournament. In the latter contest,
Ferrin recalls that the Utah boys
with Misaka and Ferrin in the line
Up. beat Kentucky University and
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Cons Onener

The japanese Methodist baseball
tenn won its first game of the sea-
son last Thursday April 81, by out
scoring the First Methodist team.
16 to g.
Players in the Japanese Methodist
team include George Kurata Calvin
Machida. Tats Kumasaka, Chuck
Kato. Hank Tsuboi. Jim Osawa, Roy
Kswaguchi, Shig Tada. Ray Hil1ida.
Jim Nakamura, Roy Tanagi, Jack
Ichikawa. Henry Kumasaka, Nibs
Sakamoto, Lloyd Hoshide, Mas Shi-
mizu, Art Yoshioka and Kay Ikeda.
The team will meet the First Pres
byterian Church team from $50
PM, Thursday May A, at Garfield
No. 2.
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Richard Tsuji last Sunday proved
to Western Giants fans why he was
selected as one of the ace Seattle
high school moundsmen last season
The strong armed Nisei chuckeI
hurled a masterful two-hit stint to
give the Giants a 81 victory over
the Eastlake Merchants on the Rain
Ter playfield
TSuH famed seven Merchants dur
ing the nine-inning stretch. His con-
troll was so sharp that he had a no.
hitter going into the sixth when OPP
posing pitcher. Ron Nicklos. ex-
Lincoln slab artist pelted single
The only other hit allowed by Tsuji
was first baSeman J. Morris double
to start off the seventh.
In the meantime, Tsuji was a
major factor in the Giant run-mak-
ing department. His sacrifice bunt
in the second figured in Shoichi
Suyama's crossing home plate for
the initial run, and his single in the
third drove in s. Suyama who pre-
viously had doubled to hurry Jirc
Yoshitake home for the second run
In contrast to their opener which
they dropped in a miserable manner
the Giants hustled and backed Tsu-
il quite we'll on the field.
Thirteen Strikeouts were registered
by Merchant hurler Nicklos but the
Giants struck hard at the ball when
the runs we're needed.
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Shirnizu Slated
To Start against
Carver Sunday
SUNDAY, MAY !
AT Rainier

2 pm.-Nisei Vets VS.. Carver AC.
City league).
Western Giants dbye in Puget
Sound league).
SUNDAY, May Ia
At Fl. LawtOn
2 pint. Lawton VS. Nisei Vets
CITY league).
Joker" Shimi2u will be seeking
his second victory in the City league
when he spins the stitched nugget
for the Nisei Veterans who run into
tough Carver A c. at 2 pm. next
Sunday. May 7. on the Rainier field
Manager Joe Kesamaru of the
Vets is expected to open the game
against Carver. last years Puget
Sound champions. with his strongest
lineup. The Vets will probably have
Poison Kato behind the plate. Ted
Matsushita on first, TAX Yagi at
second. George Aoyama on third,
Ray Saito at shortstop. and Club
Hori, Chuck Kinoshita and Tosh
Mano in the outfield.
The Western Giants. the Nisei in
terest in the Puget Sound loop. have
bye date Sunday. May 7.
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YOshinaka Sparks
Garfield Nine

Second sacker Ken Yoshinaka
helped keep the Garfield Bulldogs
in second place in the Seattle high
school baseball league last Friday
aftrnoon.
The sparkling Nisei got one of four
Bulldog hits as Garfield nosed out
Franklin. 2 to l. Yoshinaka's blow,
a single. drove in teammate Dave
Trip. a pitcher, for the first of two
runs. Tripp himself stole home for
the winning marker.
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to Battle
Almond Thursday

TACOMA, Wash, May 3-Crafty
Tommy Umeda. Nisei featherweight
from Hawaii who now makes his
home in Seattle, will tangle with
Stan Almond of Vancouver, B. c..
in an eight-round semi windup bout
this T'hurdsay, May 4, in the Tao
oma Armory.
Harry Matthews, promising light
heavyweight from this area, will
face Watson Jones of Los Angeles
in ten-round main event.
The first fight will start at $3.50
pm.
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Friendships are fragile things, and
require as much care in handling
as any other fragile and precious
thing. Randolph S. Bourne.
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N. W. Times League

Northwest Times Baseball league
opens this Sunday, May 7, and It's
schedule will be as follows:
MOnarchs VS.. Old Timers at
Garfield No.
SavOys vs.. Lotus at Rainier No. 2
Penguins VS.. Veterans at South
Park
All games will begin at PM, and
will be for seven innings or two-hour
time limit.
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SOCIAL ORGANIZATION

The American Bowling Congress
is a social organization. We have nc
quarrel with anyone. Bowlers are
grand sportsmen and it is their AM
erican right to choose their member
ship.
1--WE will not be dictated to by po-
litical groups. We have just begun
to fight and we are not going to have
pressure groups dictate our men,
bership or policies"
Elmer Baumgarten, Secretary,
American Bowling Congress
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Nicklos, p
% 1 2
RH
EaStlake 900 900 0l0--l 2
Western Giants OH DOB O2x-8 Q
Batteries Nicklos and S. Morris:
Tsuji and Deguchi.
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Watanahn Stars

Toby Watanabe, Franklin highs
Nisei football star, scored points in
three events but his school bowed
to Roosevelt's thinclads, 81 to 81. in
a prep track meet last Friday after
noon at West Seattle Stadium.
Watanabe placed second in the
low hurdles and third in the 100
yard dash and the broadjump.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HELP WoMEN tcont.)

BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper., neat,
under 30, wanted Immediately;
steady position; salary and commits
sion. Apply CALVERT HAIRDRESS-
ERS, 231S Wis. ave. NV, WO. 231o.
"a
BOOKKEEPER, front ofice assistant
in new hotel; most agreeable work
ing conditions; advancement for
person OF executive ability; full
charge; bookkeeping experience re-
quired; Groom apt. available; re-
plies confidential. HO. 9100.
BOOKKEEPER-Pen and INK expe-
rience necessary: starting salary.
$1,000 per yr.; permanent position;
excellent chance for advancement:
complete charge bookkeeping de-
partment. RE. 4375. -22
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST - Full, book
keeping knowledge necessary; real
estate ofice; 3 days per week; air
conditioned of1ce. HARRY JUSTINE,
81 18th st. NV. MA. 2S44. -21
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
for Underwood Elliott Fisher ma
chine; must be exper. and immedi-
r; MARS THE CONTRACT CO. 40
BooKiKiE:EiPiiiNG MACHINE operatol-
Someone familiar with general of1ce
detail; commercial background pre-
ferred. HUGH REILLY CO.. 1894
N. Y. ave. NV. MA. 1903. I'll
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER.-
Elliott Fisher; perm. position. SAKS,
$40 18th st. NV. -26
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HELP MEN

MAN, white, middle aged, some book
keeping and tipping exper. essential;
no objection to small handicap; $50
a wk. to start. Reply in own hand
writing writ 90 g1viss 1ea age exper. and refs
MAN over 35 with car for permanent
position with large publisher No
canvassing. High school education
or better. Salary and car allow
ployment. Box 379-T. Star. Es2
tnnity. Apply 955 silver spring ave,
MAN. 1856, to work in retail paint
department; exnerience necessary.
6Ron 6PRl5 RALn u PsfsSf P2PER NJ pAS HSSSlnsen eo
MAN WANTED, white. stock room
work, 6 days wk. Apply KRESGE'S
3 & 10c STORE. 7th and E SITS. NV.
MEN: for part time work: car earn
3 pm: to 8 pm. only: :, -o2
time; earnings above average. lead
Ps t9 EXECUTIVE se Do'ifGns s ssa
U. S. Z. S., 3I5 Eth St, Friday.
MEN interested in learning sheet
metal fabrication; no exper. re-
auired. See Mr., stearn. COLUMBIA
SSPPEc!ALIY SPE Ct 1Is co,; SOB Bradley blvd.
MEN wanted for Landscape work;
good pay, steady work. call OIL.
MEN two, for delivery dept; inside
work; e%per. helpful; 4O-hr.' week.
sRRlS SRRKs 4 kofBGck 2BSs NJ 4 co. R9n':asi1 aso1
Lawrence ave. ne.
MEN 10 to 50 years, to be paid
for learning and TO learn BY
for advancement With 5. 8. Air
APIS Air Service Group. Draft
deferment de possible. Hurry while
sSo si6SencEss Ex ss5s st:t until TslsPhSSpe 2S5 after III
YOUNG MAN as dispatcher for radio
music house. Apply lis E st. n;Ws
YoUfSSa' o. MAN, general ONCE -Sa work.
tipping and shorthand necessary.
UNIFORM Co. 2o0l X st. NV. 81
YOUNG MAN in order department CT
permanent. job with Excellent op-
portunity for advancement; vacation
sTocKETT-FIsKE CO., 9l9 E st.
with stationery and Office eauipmert
CO.., high school or coileee graduate.
Call MA. 41s1. MR.. M1LLIKEN, fer
YoUNG MAN. white. ao-a5. must
know city; to call on printing ac-
counts some sales eXper. helpful;
$50 wk. to start. Reply in own
handwriting. giving age, exper. and
refs. Box 4S9-Z, Star. pa
YOUNG MAN to sell furniture repair,
supplies and work stock. BEDELL S.
$40 Z st. NV. al
AIR NATIONAL GUARD has va
cancies in permanent civilian de-
tachmsnt +. h saa at, at Andrews Ar Field
fed as parashoot rigeer. $3.50 mo
operations clerk. $40 mo-; clerk
typists 1899 mo. Call HI. 400,
HIGH SCHOOL BOY with bicycle to
distribute 6Ihs advertising material. Call
CAPABLE SETTLED MAN to collect
and repair penny weighing scales;
commission or salary. oV. O440.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE has opening
diversified work. incl, some ONCE
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT. chemistry;
after school evenings an Saturdays
assisting in laboratory. Box 4aO-Z,
A FULL TIME SEXTON for a large
downtown Methodist Church. Oil
burners and an assistant sexton.
Needed at once. References required.
Call NO. 5S25 for appointment, or
write Box 469-X. Star. --21
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HELP kAEN (cont.)

CASHIER-Front office. Apply in pei
son, managers office. HAY-ADAAdS
HOUSE, 10Th and H sts. NV. -
CHAIN MAN, experienced: permanent
positions; Alexandria office: salary
open. Call TIE. 530S. -23
CHECKER. lumber yard, capable of
supervising small lumber warehouse,
familiar with all building supplies
and good at arithmetic. Write per-
sonnel HECHINGER CO., 18th and
Il st. ne. or call, AT. 400 for appt.
CHECKER. experienced. to work in
super market; excellent pay and
Son %GrkoS tn M4sTER f9qisSs SUPER Rp MARKgT II gsf
losos Lincoln ave. Kensington, Nd.
CLERK, to work as assistant man
ager while training for managers
position; excellent opportunities for
at snGtl0Pi hd PEANGT psEEFn STORE f f. 1910 III 4Ppy 9
dry cleaning office; pleasing person
atty permanent position with ex-
.cellent opportunity for one not
of last employer, age, married or
single and draft classification. Box
CLERK for mill workshop office;
knowledge Of mill work preferred,
Apply Mr.. Frank Troth, DE. 0501.
BARBER g. ROSS CO., 9th and v SITS.
CLERK WANTED for retail laundry
and dry cleaning store; would prefer
some one in the middle-age group.
Apply MORNINGSIDE LAUNDRY
CO., 1920 Ga. ave, Silver Spring,
Md; between $50 and 4. -21
CLERK-TYPIST Under 35, for
perm. position in home Office Of life
insurance company. Pleasant work
ing conds., inexpensive lunch room.
Apply Room 800, $40 14th st. NV
bet. q and IL. -2l
CLOTHING SALESMAN-Good oppor-
tunity for reliable, experienced man.
Permanent. Salary and commission.
STYLEPLUS CLOTHES, 1915 G st.
CLOTHING statesmen, permanent
position; good salary. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO., 7O3
9TH st. NV. -ol
COLLECTOR, part-time, for current
monthly accounts. Must have good
car; very good proposition for part
time or full time. Box 495-X,
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HELP MEk
SOLICITORS

The Evening Star has several open.
ings for len to solicit subscriptions
Salary plus commission. Must be
over II years Of age, neat in ap-
pearance and physically ft. Pre-
vious sales experience helpful. Apply
personnel Room 5O6.
Evening Star Newspaper
1l0l Penna. Ave. NV.
SPECIFICATION WRITER. eXper.
familiar with Govt. specification
MILLS g. PETTICORD, 330S 14tt
st. NV. -26
STOCK CLERK-White: good salary
Blitz. MODERN DISPLAYS INC.
TIA 18th st. NV -23
STOCK MAN. 80 years or over; expe-
rience not necessary. but desired
Box 426-Z, Star. -21 .
STOCKROOM MAN, to be in charge
of parts dept. and shipping. Bring
letter, stating age, references and
experience. G. L. CORNELL CO.,
ALE Miller ave. Beth aSda. Nd 30
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HELP MEN.

FLOOR SANDERS (6l needed. with
tools; experienced only. WA, 1929,
FOUNTAIN MAN-Exper.. refs,
PPaARiAcI PPfaEAs simS '9 a44s DR Wis pEAssqE ave. NV
FROZEN FOOD wAREHoUsEMEN
t2l. eXper. only: .5-day wk., good
Bsa8K5;oo2' Z nR: r. s. sHAp1Ro. fo. CAR FL Il
FINIsHER, exper.. also
RossIER, INC, NC 'si S543 14th i1tN St, NV. "
REFINIsHER and re-
pair man; car necessary; excellent
salary al, ana ,,aI,. Gsr expenses; See Mr..
REFINIsHING sHOP-
Men to do furniture repairs, spray
painting. LU. 4-lS40. -26
SALESMAN, experienced.
to sell on floor of large store; large
prices; heavy trafic; unusually high
earnings. Good salary and commits
nifty. ATLAS FURNITURE, S2i G
FURNITuRE SALESMAN. white, Ap-
ply 2O2l 18th st. NV. or telephone
FURNiTURE 7 SALESMAN. expert
enced; good starting salary and
commission; con1naSS Ssr.t3a paid yaSstion spd
MANN, 7th and Eye SITS. NV. -2.23
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS t2),
pc. drivers permit. Apply 45l5
Macarthur blvd NV. -2l
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. exper
in fabrication; some mechanical ex-
per-. per-. ] required; perm. 4126 Rhode
GLAzTERs t55, sri; experienced; ICED steady
work good earnings; l store-front
GROCER CLERKS, exper. all-sround
man anxious for steady job, refs.
permit, 2269 Sherman ave. NV.
GROCERY MAN - Experienced in
handling produce, white or colored;
must have references. Apply in
person only. 240I Nichols ave. sc,
GROCERY STOCK CLERK, white.
experienced. For warehouse of retail
super market. Bring references.
1856 Ga. ave. NV. -23
HANDYMAN and hall man, colored,
Good Jobs for the right men. Ap-
ply ALBAN TOWERS, 370O Mass.
HANDYMAN-Must have own tools;
y.
MASTER BUILDERS, WA. 1868.
HARDWARE MAN. experienced or
inexperienced; white age 2O-45;
draft exempt. No. O774. -22
INSURANCE SALESMAN COLLECTOR
Opportunity for ola established
debit for married, experienced agent
Age 80 to 40; guarantee $50 weekly
to start, with unlimited potential
earnings assured later. Ma. 2443
-27
JANITOR, colored; head janltor for
large garden-type apts.; must be
sober, honest, have good references;
good salary and quarters; no chill
dren; must understand hot-water
heating system. Call MRS. SMITH,
GIL. 5I16. -22
JANITOR. colored. for garden type
apartment project in Sc; salary,
$4,000 per month to start and
quarters. Apply in person to MR..
GREENLEE, between 3 and 4 pm.
S11 10th street NV. -21
JANITOR, colored for hotel; reli-
able capable of handling tools; must
be sober; salary and quarters. Call
HU. 61l6 for appt -2l
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HELP WOMEN

CLERK K-TYPIST-5-day week; pleas
ant environment; small Office down
town; state age and experience. Box
cIsRkR-: iLiR: fYPIsT-Young aifiIiT lady for per-
Paid tsfsi 7acstons nafS5a Ros
coNsUMERs SSiIJSiia c CREDIT ss Service, RtsE
3317 r I. ave-, Mt. Rainier. Md.
CLERK -TYPIsT. permanent position
with hotel equipment firm; 5-day
week, vacation and sick leave. Ap-
MI, to Mr.. Robey.. 2nd floor; nc prone
calls. E. B. ADAMS CO., Gal N. Y.
ave. NV
CLERK-TYPIST - Under 80 years of
age, for, service department in we'll
startins Salary. $40 % per week; Hi. sal
ary increases twice yearly; 5-day,
371a-hour week; bonus: two weeks
vacation with pay; free hospital
so@neI snd iufssa oee fPpy f64y Pet
CLERK and stock card
clerks; permanent positions. 5-day
week: large corporation in ne. Sec
ton. HU. $500 MRS. GUTHRIDGE.
CLERK-TYPIST-High school gradu-
ate. between 1S and 25 years of age.
who is accurate. conscientious and
able to give good attendance: must
pass physical exam: 5-day. 40-hour
week; in addition to salary. gener-
Gus company benefits will be pro-
vided. Apply Personnel. Room 506
THE EVEING STAR. 1101 Penna.
cLERk8 IESs (: 8::TTYprsT,. age IS to 20; gen.
eral office work and operate tele-
phone board: ROYAL MOTORS,
INC, 400 Georgia ave. NV. ia.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Young lady for gen.
office work: 5-day wk. Box 2T7-A.
CIERK-TYpIsT. under 40, for perm.
position: pleasant working conds.;
$50 to start plus company benefits.
Call MR.. EDWARDS, evenings after
z pm, TW. 1885, for interview.
21"
CLERK-TYPIST, some knowledge OF
bookkeeping desi -able: general office
work: 5-day. 40-hour week: pleasant
working conditions, good pay. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, Employ
ment Once, II st. ne.
CLERKS AND TYPISTS, permanent
only; good salary. 5-day week.
Apply Mr.. Trice. FRANC JEWELRY
CLERK-TYPIST
For finance Office in s.e. section. pre-
fer girl with some small loan or
auto finance exper.; unusual oppor
Call Ii. 3-20G6 -22
Evening star., 1950-09-21
statesmen

Century old national AA-1 rated COM
pany has openings for statesmen with
residence in Virginia for territories
in Virginia. Good income, good op-
portunity for advancement. Digni-
ned nonseasonal repeat business: no
high pressure, cut-throat competi-
tion and not affected by the demand
of war materials for the war effort.
Man must be married. age 25 to so,
and own a car. Phone MR.. A.
TOBY at ia. 5413. 10 am. to 5
pm, Thursday and Friday. for
personal interview. --22
Evening star., 1950-09-21

AMBITIOUS MEN UNDER 26
Assist. mgr. of local company in
advertising, in sales Campaign:
travel and local; exper. unnec.
salary. bonus. travel expense. RM
70i, ARL. BLDG, 1925 Vt. ave
Evening star., 1950-09-21
SALES OPPORTUNITY


Old established manufactu-
rer has an excellent oppor-
tunity for a limited number
of statesmen with successful
record in any field. All
leads furnished and ap-
pointments made. Com
pensation consists of very
attractive salary and COM
mission. Excellent oppor-
tunity and advancement to
men of proven ability. Ap-
plicants must own car. Ap-
ply MR.. PRESTON, Hotel
Ambassador, 14th and K
NV, Friday, September
22nd, II am. or S pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

SALESMAN for protected territory,
Washington district; steady, grow
to start; AAA 42-year-old company;
opportunities for promotion within
organization, as well as for continu-
ously higher earnings; sales training
and selling education provided; GOOD
health, car essential; prducts, mer-
chandlsing service tangibles with
every business desirous of growth a
prospect For personal interview,
phone E. j. Shoots. Elk. 5O34, after
8 pm. Friday. September 22. 2I'
Evening star., 1950-09-21
SAT,ESMEN

FOR NATIONAL TELEvIsIoN CHAIN
TO sell Admiral. RcA and other
popular-brand television sets right
We supply the leads. Must have car.
Liberal comm. Mr. Kaiser. DY-
MANIC STORES, 1900 G NV
Evening star., 1950-09-21

S.t.s ~. S-Ol ID. I'll
BEAUTICIAN Operator r-manager;
good salary, commission, steady.
Apply in person. MARES BEAUTY
sALoN' sSAAJL6oN 1929 18th st. ne, Ho.
BEAUTY OPERATOR All = around,
under "A, must be neat and attrac-
tive; no exper. needed; must have
license. Call RA. 1912. bet. 8 am.
BEAuTY OPERATOR, shampoo and
manicurist only; 5la-day week;
hours, 9-6; good salary. GASTON
OF PARIS. 174l Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Fun or part
time; neat appearance. good person.
ality; excellent working conditions
1850 n. H. ave-. in the new Univer-
sity Shopping Center or call JU.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, for part time
or full time; some following pre-
ferred but not essential. Apply in
person, 222 Carroll ave-, Takoma
Park Md, 81. 5000. -22
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
steady position. 5-day wk. good
wages and comm. BILLS BEAUTY
SALON. 1406 Monroe ST. NV. -21
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Expert all
around hair stylist; permanent po-
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1901 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2113. -26