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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
Should Baseball Umpires
Play Guitars, Too?

has turned them into frustrated
actors.
I have been going to the cur
rent world series games between
the New York Yankees and the
New York Giants. And the UNI
pires fascinate me almost as
much as do the players. They
are psychiatrists without couches.
My favorites so far have been
Lee Ballanfant and Al Barlick
both of the National League. Ball
anfant is a visual artist Barlick
has both eye and voice appeal.
Lees particular forte is the ges-
ture of the hand as he. calls a
strike. He does it as if he were
playing yo-yo, or lifting Gypsy
Rose Lees skirt higher to pose
her for a cheesecake Photo.
Al is less classic, and caters to
the broader tastes Of the masses.
He is protege of the late Bill
KLEIN, tn old master who always
insisted Il don't call 'em as / see
'en-I call 'em as they are.
Barlick dismisses a ball with
disdainful "Baouw-w-L-L-L." But
when he calls a strike it is in the
nature of a Hollywood produc-
ton.
He turns an abrupt right face,
throws out his right arm as if
he were stabbing at a vanishing
cafeteria bun, and howls, "Strooo
oooAowwwwwkfz in the face of
this awesome suffering even the
batter, who didn't swing at the
ball, feels a bit better.
All is known around the circuit
as The Singing Umpire" because
of this dolorous cry, which the
fans begin to pick UP and echo
about the fifth inning He is the
second to wear this title. Old
time baseball writer's say the or
iginal singing umpire was Silk"
O'Loughlin, who used to call the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12

ing strike? I was watching the
game on television, and that was
a ball if ever I saw one. Maybe
you ought to get some glasses,
honey"
Having earlier listened to
Stanky suggest he buy himself a
seeing eye dog, the umpire nat
urally finds this second wave of
criticism rather wearing on his
optic nerves.
It's a rough life, all day long
he has to make unpopular decis-
ions, and he never can let off
steam by standing up to the plate
himself and taking swing at
the ball.
1t might improve baseball if
the umpire were allowed to knock
three home runs into the stands
at the start of every other inning.
AS the rules stand now, umpires
can't get into the game. This
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
7Lb.. II Or. Bass
Is Prize Winner

E. A. Swaney, 201 South Oak
ST, has been notified by the
Douglas Lake (Tenn.,) Sports
mems Club that the Large Mouth
Bass he caught at Douglas Lake
one morning last June is a first
prize winner for being the biggest
caught there this season. Tt
weighed pounds and - ounces.
Mr.. swaney, who was fishing
with Marshal Foster of London
when he landed the prize-winner,
said he was using live hait at the
time. The big fish was taken on
minnow II about t5iAee qqipptee, ae-
cordine Il Mr. swaney.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
Sailor Injured
In Auto Crash

One sailor suffered a fractured
vertebrae, and wo other Navy
men escaped injury when the con-
vertible in which they were riding
collided with heavy stone- laden
tractor-trailer at $50 a. m. Thurs
day
Injured was Lawrence Allen,
stationed in Washington ID. c.
who sustained the fractured verte
brae and shoulder injuries. Allen
was taken to Grandview Hospital,
Dayton, by ambulance.
The State Highway Patrol re-
ported that the injured truck
driver was believed to have NOM
entarily fallen asleep while driv-
ing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
sOCIE:TY
HUGHES BROWN MARRIAGE
SOLEMNIZED IN CATAWBA

HUGHES BROWN MARRIAGE
SOLEMNIZED IN CATAWBA
Miss Ladonna Hughes and John
L. Brown, both of London RID. :
were married recently at the
Methodist Parsonage in Catawoa
by the Rev. Thomas Smith.
The bride is the neice of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Morris and the
bridegroom is The son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Brown.
For her marriage the bride
wore a brown taffeta frock with
brown accessories and corsage
of yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Nina Hughes, sister of the
bride, and Miss Mariana Brown,
sister of the bridegroom, were
the only attendants.
The bride is secretary in the
office of Paul NJ Yauger, Lon
don Mr. Brown is engaged in
farming He and his bride are
residing for the present with his
parents, London R.D. 2.
20 ~
FARM BUREAU COUNCIL MOI
MEETS AT CT. HUNTERS
Madison County Farm Bureau
Council No. l was entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
erce L. Hunter, North Main
Street, Friday evening.
Attending were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Gordin, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Erwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Max Dunk
le, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ropp, Mr..
ard Mrs. James Hunter and Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Gates.
~ .%
VACATION IN WEST
Mr.. and Mrs Nose Adams of
Lafayette with Mr.. and Mrs.
O.W. Finley of Mt. Sterling have
returned from a trip through
northern Michigan, Wisconsin
ard Illinois, A part of their time
was spent at Lac Du Flambeau
and The Dells, Indian Reservat-
ion in Wisconsin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
pitches in rhyme, such as:
That is Stri-i-ike 1--WE.

and Soon you will be Through
Maybe the umpire of the future
viii be equinped with a.ugaitar as
we'll as a mask and as one side
is retired he can th1Iira into his
microphone: HI was sad. yes, it
was sad, when that last man
struck out"
Perhaps a few hi1lbilly or caIyp-
so tunes are just what baseball
needs to tune fans to the right
mood. Anything to get the umpire
more in the Show.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
BY Hal Boyle

NEW YORK-lP-A baseball
umpire is like a symphony orches-
ira conductor. He directs the
players, but he doesn't make the
music.
Unlike the symphony conduc-
tor, the baseball umpire doesn't
share in the applause.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
CONDITION CRITICAL

The condition Of Walter T.
Booth, North Main St, for many
years president Of First National
Bank and retired farmer, was re
ported as critical this morning.
&c has been, "a patient in Grant
Hospital for almost Two weeks.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
MADISON COUNTY COURTS

Charlotte Elaine Thompson. .18 of
acre in village of Jefferson.
Ashley NJ. Johnston to Eldon
Eugene Thompson and Charlotte
Elaine Thompson, Is Of acre in
village of Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12

He has a lot
Of problems. No
body loves him
except maybe his
wife. And. like
as not, when he
returns from a
hot hard day be-
hind the plate,
she says accus-
ingly:
why did you
call that third
pitched ball to
Ed Stanky in
the fourth inn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12

OF the Iranian episode. which
may force Iran into economic
links with Russia, and this latest
keyptisntfngye is matter of
increasing concern for the allies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-12
IN HOSPITAL

IN HOSPITAL
]. Herman Randall, former
Madison county resident, is re-
covering after major operation
in Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton.
He will be a patient in the hos
pital for some time.
Evening star., 1951-01-25

Select black walnuts generously
sprtnkled through both the dough and
the icing. Made, as are all Heidi layer
cakes and Danish pastries, with NO
water but 1905 Sealtest homogenized
milk and 93-score butter. Would reg
ularly = sell for MUCH more!
, 1951-03-10
1851 Fund Campaign
Endorsement

In this year 1851, our nation
faces the challenge of leader
ship in a restless and troubled
world. We can help meet this
challenge by mobilizing the
forces of mercy through the
American Red Cross. New and
greater tasks have been placed
upon its representatives, who
have served SO we'll whenever
tragedy or disaster has come
to any part of the world. This
year the Red Cross is expand
ing it's disaster facilities to as
sist in civil defense. It is also
serving members Of a greatly
expanded Armed Force and
their families.
The accomplishments Of the
American Red Cross merit the
interest and appreciation of
every American. l earnestly
hope that every citizen will
respond generously to its 1851
fund raising campaign.
Gen. Omar N. Bradley
, 1951-03-10

With the help of all patriotic
citizens throughout this great
nation of ours, the Red Cross
again mobilizes.
The Nations call for Red
Cross assistance will be ans
wered promptly an defective
ly because of the tremendous
amount of work that has to be
done by this efficient organi-
cation.
AS Administrator Of Vet
Grams Affairs, I am particular
ly interested in the service be-
ing rendered for our veterans.
We are grateful for the man.
ner in which the current po-
gram for veterans is being
conducted.
Each one of us will soon be
called upon to contribute
funds to our local Red Cross
Chapter. When a volunteer So
licitor calls upon you, just re-
member that he will be seek
ing your financial assistance
to carry on the expanding pro-
gram of services to the armed
forces, to our veterans, to the
civilian population where dis
aster strikes, as we'll as many
other worthwhile activities
which are vital to the main
tenance of our Democratic
way Of life.
Carl R. Gray. Jr.
Adm. of Veterans Affairs
Veterans Administration
Washington, D. c..
Evening star., 1951-07-29
PHOTO NEGATIVE
OPAQUERS


Because of increased work. We have
permanent position open for a
man. white, experienced in negative
opaquing; 5-day week. vacation and
SICK leave. Apply 70 KIRBY LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO, 102 Munsey Bids,
1929 E st. NV. 81
PLASTERERS (2Ol, colored; ISt
class mechanics only need apply;
long JOB. Apply at 7th and Madison
q; E.n1SI ms . On Sdsss Rlsss I'd. "A. JAMES
PLAsTERERs-Top mechanics only.
Highland and N. Fairfax dr.. Arl.,
PLUMBERS. must be sober and re-
liable, understand new and remod-
Drinkers please do not apply. WO.
PLUMBER for remodeling and repsir
work Must De experienced in
others need apply W, j. BAUM
BACH. INC. 4I47 Wilson blvd. Arl
ia 4-125O.
PLUMBER, none other than mechan-
ic need apply. S22 day, Ia. 6l24
PLUMBER. white; must be a iobnine
hand. experienced in heating; must
drivers permit Must have refer
ences. Perm. position, chance for
sdyaneemept sd opS Apply in Person M ME :
PLUMBERS HELPER, white. Apply
1925 l4th ST. NV.
PLUMBER OR PLUMBERS helper to
install sink and bath: can work
evenings. Call Sun. after 10, DE.
PORTER. colored. daywork: must be
sober and dependable; 6-day wk. APP
pIy, bldg Sqpt;, Kass Bids Rm, 5oS'
PORTER, act as night watchman;
wages. Apply before noon, MIKE
YoUNG's CAFE, 500 Marlboro I'd,
PORTER and soda fountain clerk in
Sc. drugstoreSGood pay, day work:
middle age. 2107 Ala. ave. sc.
PORTER. colored: 6-day wk;, salary.
S35; local references required. Apnly
SURPLUS SALE CO.. 925 Pa ave.
PORTER for store: perm. position;
ref. required. BEYDA'S, F at 18th
PoRTER. reliable. responsible; hours
Iis5n. Arlinsten. cR cail TE 0o96. -0'" S3I 81
PORTERS, colored, for large automo-
bile dealer; good pay. good working
conditions; insurance and hospitali-
zation oaid vacation; steady work
must nave drivers permit. Apply
Mr Reeder. MCKEE PONTIAC, 1928
PORTER, coIored. Maryland permit,
for drug store work. GRUBBS
PHARMACY of Wheaton, 267U
PORTUGUESE TEACHER - Full OF
part time. Apply BERLITZ SCHOOL,
S39 nth st. NV %
PRESSER. first class, for small syn
thetic cleaning plant NE. 5437.
PRESSER, wool experienced salary
or piece work Apply ready to
work. MELODY CLEANERS, s2s
18th st. NV.
PRESSER. good position hours good
Must have refs. Apply in person.
2143 Pa. ave. NV
PRESSER, experienced on mems
clothing; sober man only; good pay.
EISEMAN'S Col eth st nv
Evening star., 1951-07-29
CASHIER

Front ONCE, must be experienced
with MGR 1000 Posting Machine.
LEIGH HOTEL. 18th and Pa. ave.
NV. 90
Evening star., 1951-07-29

BEAUTICIAN, with following. for new
business, near Dupont Circle; salary
and commission. Call Al. 1888
BEAuTICIANs. young, ambitious. ex-
pert; also beginner. Interview
AVE. SH. 1857.
Ss1s9g Sss5g and aNrTss 99RRisSiqr RT91v AgPly II
BEAUTICIANS-Immediate openings
for fun or part time operators in
ai1,conG; shop: MARY BRUCE HAIR
DRESSER 2430 Pa. ave. NV, ST.
BEAUTICIAN-Man or woman; also
manicurist; must be experienced,
REoBERT BOB T. OF PARIS, INC. 1914
BEAUTICIAN, manicurIst; excellent
LEE STUDIO, Ma 22l3.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good general
operator: beautiful air conditioned,
NAxIns : 4, Ms. GEAUTX nx s6zo STUDIO. 53a5
BEAUTY OPERATOR. $50 plus 5oa
paid weekly; hours to suit. HAIR
DEsIGNERs. 10. a546. Ho. 43Oo:
BEAUTY OPERATOR. white. good
hogrs. nice clientele. IoNA's. TR.
BEAUTY oPR.-Full or part-time;
sal open to excel. styliSt. CHEVER-
LY BEAUTY SALON. WA. 1856.
BOoKKEEPER, part time, payroll
home. ROMA RESTAURANT, 34l9
BOOKKEEPER. experienced; excel.
salary to qualified person. Write all
PARTICULARS to Box 2S-J. Star go
TrF
air-conditioned office: pleasant sur
roundings; must have haG experi-
ence in construction books and rec
ords; knowledge of typing neces-
Ssry; handwriting must be neat and
clear. Salary commensurate with
Miss FeTsuson. AJAx coNsTRgdc5s.
TON co. 925 18th st. NV, bet,
BooKKTEPER with knowiedge OF
9qildins construction records. ,GE.
BOOKKEEPER, part. time, ewes. and
saturdays Box 4S-A, Star .
BOOKkEEPER, experienced. or ad-
vanced accounting student for per-
manent position in accounting dept:
capitalization; salary commensurate
FREDERIcK ". BERENSss. ArS8n, INc.,,
BooKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT and
typiSt, permanent position with re-
tail store; fve-day week; experienced
person desired. but will consider
qualified business school graduate.
FOR personal interview write, stating
age and qualifications, Box 2l1-K,
Star.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT for plumbing
contractor; 5-day vk. Starting saI-
ary. 500. Box 3a7-J, Star. 3
BO0KKEEPER-TYPIST. white; $50
per week; 5-day week. SANITARY
CARPET & RUG CLEANING CO,
1O6 Indiana ave. NV. DI. 0356.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
WE NEED
20 MEN
Between 21-31
Years of Age

THE LOAN AND FINANCE
BUSINESS PROVIDES IN
TERESTING WORK. POSI-
TIONS IN THIS ENDEAVOR
MUST BE LEARNED BY
EXPERIENCE A N D ON
THE JOB TRAINING. AFT
Err A LENGTHY PERIOD
OF E x T E N SIV E RE-
SEARCH OUR COMPANY
HAS COMPILED AND RE-
GENTLY INAUGURATED A
COMPLETE LOAN TRAIN
ING COURSE WHICH WILL
ENABLE YOU TO MASTER
OUR METHODS AND PRO-
CEDURES AT A RAPID
RATE. WE PROMOTE ON
MERIT AND FROM WITH
IN THE COMPANY Or
GANIZATION. OUR CON-
PANY is ONE OF THE
F A S TEST EXPANDING
ORGANIZATIONS IN THE
COUNTRY. YOU ARE IN
VITED TO WORK WITH
US. YOU ARE INVITED
TO COME IN AND DIS
CUSS OUR BUSINESS AND
T H E C A r E ER OP-
PORTUNITY WE OFFER.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

DO YOU LIKE HARD
WORK WITH CON-
M EN- S URATE RE-
TURNS? HAVE YOU AN
ANALYTICAL MIND?
ARE YOU A COL
L E G E GRADUATE
OR A LAW STUDENT?
IF SO WE MAY BE
LOOKING FOR YOU!
NATIONWIDE AUTO
INSURANCE COMPANY
HAS OPENINGS IN
CLAIM DEPARTMENT
FOR TOP-NOTCH MEN
WHO CAN MEET ITS
@ UALIFICATIONS. U
THESE ARE CAREER
o P P ORTUNITIES
w I T H UNLIMITED
POSSIBILITIES. RE-
PLY BOX 58-J, STAR.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
HELP MEN
statesmen, LOOKl
$33 A DAY

Our men only work 6h hrs. day,
no night work; transp. furnished;
paid vacations and bonuses. If this
appeals to you. investigate US. We
have no competition. Whether you
have ever sold or not. If you desire
to join an organization that offers
you opportunities plus. apply at
1922 18th st. NV. personnel div,
2nd FIR, 1890 a.m.-12 noon only.
See MR.. LOCKYER. 80
Evening star., 1951-07-29
HELP MEN
COLLEGE GRADUATE
STATESMAN

Excellent salary and expenses. Su-
perior opportunity for advancement.
Calling on executives of financial in
stitutions for Chicago insurance
company. Does not involve selling
insurance nndd1 Single, wlt3 college graduate
Building enclosing snapshot. giving
experience and background
Evening star., 1951-07-29
HELP MEN Cont. j

car necessary: good
salary. vac. with pay, group hos
pitalization. car allowance. Apply
MR.. DUBIN. 2Ol2 Shannon pl. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
statesmen
SALARY PLUS COMM.
PLUS BONUS

WE NEED 5 AMBITIOUS
MEN AT ONCE TO COM
PLETE OUR SELLING
FORCE. BRAND NEW
PETROLEUM P r Cd U g T
NEEDED BY EVERY USER
OF GASOLINE OR FUEL
OIL. NO COLD CANVAS
SING. LEADS FURNISHED.
APPLICANTS WILL BE IN
T VIEW WE'D BY MR.
AMINICHELLA MON. AND
TUES, BETWEEN 11-3 PM,
ROOM 413, 1925 VERMONT
AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Evening Star Building
l0l Penna Ave NV

Iib' fSuHh ave W"
TRUCK MECHANIC. See Mr.. covert,
NATIONAL n LAUNDRY Il Pierce
TYPE RI { SETTER, experienced. Ga to take
title department, including operat-
hours. m ~ BYRON. INC, 1895 wis,
wHfcRHS.ANSS nSf RS. SSooi FOR WAREHOUSE, oIl
reliable % and n have 'Sd'' sood refersnces Mqer 1e
WELDER. electric; pay S2.75 per hr.
must nave experience on light-gauge
stainless steel; AF of L card not
w9onWSREe wnees6saFy eall Az s3a3 7$o-4 5
sMso sehee MwnRR and maeRlne Tnapp men; Apply E;n
INC, BenninR I'd. and MINI. ave.
YARDMEN, part time for n2 lumber
ysr yard ,.. Fri: eye. n, and all day satur-
times, Write Box 444-G. Star. 80
BOY able to drive and help in shop.
WHITE HOUSE VENETIAN BLIND
CO, 3120 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
MAN. white. salary and commission,
character reference. ROY'S SHE'LL
SERVICE. 901 N. Capitol ST.. -29
MAN-Ambltious. alert. aggressive. to
train as manager for national small
loan organization. This is not a
canvass job, no experience neceS-
ssaTs; seTs Straight salary plus car al.
ploye benefits, rapid advancement.
/ Training available under GI Bill.
Late model car required. Apply in
person. LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE.
34l2 r. l. ave-. Mt. Rainier 80
MAN for grocery store, an-around,
experienced. references. SH. 1851.
MAN. CoLoRED, sincere. intelligent
ana settled, aged 1880, for work in
working conditions; 5-day week; ali
inside work. This is lifetime posi-
tion for the right man. Starting
salary $40 week; references re-
aaiFeai gun ai,-I Regls gtsr in own handwritinF
MEN (651. white. to distribute free
soap sample, steady work. daily pay,
| SIS Must be neat. clean, wear dark
trousers. Report z am. 400 N; Y.
MEN d, to train for permanent
industry Salary while training. Re-
auiremcnts, high school graduate.
married, car essential. Call UN. 3Sl9
for appointment. Q -3l
MEN-Can place 2 men in circula-
tion department. Steady Job. good
future. Rm. 422. Bond Bids. -3l
MEN---Start on or = day trial
basis if YOU wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Fuller Brush dealers average
500 and UP per wk. They work by
appL system. calling on regular Gus
TONERS. No eXper. necessary. Per-
sonal training furnished. Men Sc
lected must be interested in making
better than average incomes and fur
nlsh character refs. Apply 9Il Ma
tional Press Bldg, 14th and F SITS.
W. or call DI 4477 or DI. 34gS.
81
MEN-For insulation work, exper.
preferred, but not necessary; per
manent: report ready Tor work. 1:3U
am, 1905 N. Glebe rd, Arl., Va.
80
MEN, to train for dental laboratory:
5-day wk.. permanent. Apply t722
ST. NV. 30
Evening star., 1951-07-29
statesmen

statesmen
THE SOUTH EASTERN
ADV ERTIS ING AND
SALES SYSTEM, INC,
HAS OPENINGS FOR 2
MEN TO DO CONTACT
WORK. PERMANENT.
ADVANCEMENT GUAR
ANTEED IN 6 MONTHS
IF WORK SATISFAC-
TORY. APPLICANT T
MUST HAVE CAR.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

because OF Increased work, We have
permanent position open for a
man. white, experienced in negative
opaquing; 5-day week. vacation and
sick leave. Apply TO KIRBY LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO., 192 Munsey Bids,
1929 E st. NV. I'll
Evening star., 1951-07-29
HELP MEN

SHEET METAL WORKERS, S2.75 hr
plus welfare fund. Your opportu-
nifty for steady yr.-round work with
a progressive organization. GICH-
NER. 1900 Kendall ne. LA. $4,000.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and help
ers for duct work: shop and lob.
Steady work. top pay. Apply bet.
4 and q. A. s. JOHNSON CO..
1910 9th st. NV -
ESTIMATOR, earn a
substantial salary increase. The op-
portunity you're seeking Is really
here, Join well-estab. firm with
progressive ideas and modern equip.
Actual working exper. essential
GICHNER. 1900 Kendall ne
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Rare Opportunity Open

5xecutive-type salesman with a
background Of sustained accom-
pltshments is being sought for
training as sales manager for the
Washington. Maryland Delaware
and Northern Virginia areas
The men selected will receive inten-
siVe. theoretical and field training
A car and an adaptive and flexible
ability with desire to succeed in
an industry which is in it's infancy
and rapidly expanding. is absolutely
essential.
A drawing account against commits
sion basis will be arranged for
qualified applicants. For interview,
call MR.. NASH, between 10 am.
and 8 pm, Monday and Tuesday
Phone II R-S775
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Excellent Opportunitv

Young man, now employed. TO assist
sales manager evenings. Keep your
present position and increase your
salary by $40 to $50 per week. No
canvaSsing. Car and sales experience
essential. Work 3 hours. 4 nights per
week Call in person, Tuesday eve
ming. July 81, 7:30 pm. 1888 M
st. NV 80
Evening star., 1951-07-29
PRODuCE MAN

Experienced, with thorough knowledge
OF handling and displaying fruits
and vegetables: good salary for right
man. Apply in person, 4506 Lee
hwy Arlington. ~
Evening star., 1951-07-29
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN who de-
SireS action; opportunity and a good
income. BOGLEY'S WHEATON Or
FICE. LO. 5-3434.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Imme-
diate opening for experienced man,
full time, in an office that has good
listingS and is doing business; field
books with pictures supplied and ro-
tation Office coVerage. RIPLEY a.
ROMER, Realtors, SH, 1889, ask for
Mr.. Romer -
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Va. resi-
dent with Va. sales experience: ex-
ceptionally good opportunity to join
active sales force of one of Airing
toms most progressive realtor- build
ers LUR1A BROS. OW. $500. ASK
for Mr. LaYtnn II
Evening star., 1951-07-29
MEMS WEAR SALESMAN
ATTENTION, REAL
ESTATE statesmen

We are in need of . full-time. live
wire statesmen; a good chance for
YOU to get ahead with the South
east office. If you are interested
in making money, call us; SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO., Ii. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

YOUNG MAN. 81 years or older. for
clerical work in shipping dept. Ap-
ply SOUTHERN OXYGEN CO., 2900
Kenilworth ave-, Bladensburg, Md
YOUNG MAN with good telephone
voice for our collection dept; excel
salary and opportunity to advance.
EISEMAN'S sol 9TH st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. circulation promotion
man to sell subscriptions, and train
circulation crew: must be expert
enced. Write full particulars to
j. P. McGill, THE RECORD, 7240
Wis. ave, Bethesda.
YOUNG MAN. to learn the. automo-
bile business. in the sales dept; Of
General Motors dealer; married pre-
ferred, and well educated; subStan-
tial salary. Box 33U-E, Star. --3l
YOUNG MAN. white. to install dra-
peries and cut slip covers. Apply in
person at j. J. SCHLEIFER. 3514
Conn. ave. NV. --3O
MAN as Junior underwater
for large insurance co. Wonderful
opport. and ben.; eXper. helpful but
not required. Apply 626 Dupont
Circle Bldg. or call HU. 4445.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
ARE YOU RICH?

If not, and If your present job will
never make you so. may we suggest
that you investigate a position which
is now available which will afford
far above the average income now
Opportunities for advancement and
the assurance of a secure future
For an interview call MR.. MADISON.
81. 1881, Monday morning.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

This is a new idea. tested and proven. /.
in a business 100 years old. We
fers the security. advancements and
earnings that we do. Applicants ap-
ply Hotel Raleigh. 9 to 70 am. and
: to 5 pm. Ask for BRYoN E.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
statesmen

II you are experienced in selling
paper products and janitor supplies
TO retail stores We have a very
good proposition for you. We need
alert. and ambitious young men who
can go far in a growing orsani-
cation. Apply in person. KAHN
PAPER CO. 2lS G st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1951-07-29
SAT,ESMEN

Opportunity for aggressive statesmen
under 35 yrs. of age with Washing
ton area sales experience, selling
painting contractors and mainten-
ance buyers; salary and expenses
car necessary. We will train. Call
La. 6-4S00 for appointment. PITTS
BURG PLATE GLASS co
Evening star., 1951-07-29
statesmen

Only furniture factory in the District
area selling direct to consumer has
opening for > full-time men and .
part-tine men, e til q pm. Leads
furnished; no canvaSsing; must have
car.
ALAN UPHoL. CO., SILVER SPRING