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Evening star., 1951-11-09
Maryland Helps to Obtain
|Sporton-Irish TeIecost Here

Irish-Spartan telecast after a
telephone vote last night. Thus.
Harrington said, the matter was
settled.
1t was also necessary to post
pone telecast of the Patuxent
Naval Air Base Boiling Field game
which had been scheduled as
Station WNBW's football Offer
ing tomorrow. This game will
start at 3 pm. and will be shown
over the same station.
Both DR.. H. c. Byrd, Maryland's
president. and Jim Tatum. coach
of the undefeated and third-rank-
ing Terps, declared themselves
willing to cooperate fully with
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Sponsors Want
To Beat Rivals
In Signing Team
Maryland installed
AS. 15-Point Fuvorite;
$1,000 to See Come
By Merrell WhittIesey

There is an outside chance that
Maryland may get a bid to the
Sugar Bowl tomorrow night If the
Terps decisively beat Navy In
Baltimore Stadium tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Game time is 2 o'clock. with
the parade of the brigade of 3, 900
|midshipmen set for l:05. A crowd
|of $1,000 is expected.
While Maryland still has North
Carolina State and West Virginia
to play, the chances of a Maryland
Evening star., 1951-11-09

A telecaSt to the washington
area of tomorrow's Notre Dame
Michigan State game was ap-
proved today, with Maryland pay
ing the way by consenting to a
"blackout" Of its game with North
Carolina State next week at Col
lege Park. The game tomorrow
will be shown through the facili-
ties of Station WNBW tChannel
A. starting at 1880 pm.
The game also will be broad
cast here. starting at 1:15, by
Radio Stations WMAL, VOL,
WWDC, WEAM and WASH-FM,
all of which scheduled it when it
was thought there would be no
telecaSt.
Max Harrington. director OF
athletics at George Washington
University and a member of the
NCAA Television Committee, said
the rish-Spartan telecast was
approved for the District when it
was discovered no practical pur-
pose would be served by keeping
it of the air.
Two Blackouts Necessary.
But to keep the NCAA's expert
mental test in balance. two Satur-
days must be blacked out, one
next week when Maryland enter
tains North Carolina State in q
Southern Conference game. The
second Washington area blackout
lis scheduled November "a, when
the Michigan Ohio State game
will be telecast elsewhere on the
National Broadcasting System.
The decision means the Terps
will lose a substantial TV fee
which hardly can be recovered
through office receipts. Coach
Jim Tatum's eleven also will be
bucking the "big" game tomorrow
which will be televised in Balti-
more while Maryland is playing
Navy at Municipal Stadium.
This factor weighed heavily ir
the NCAA committees decision
harrington said. Washington fans
couldn't understand why the Notre
Dame Michigan State game, one
of the most attractive of the sea-
son from a spectators viewpoint
could not be shown here but
would be aired in Baltimore, which
already had the Maryland-Na
game, while Washington had no
college game.
Snag Feared.
Even after winning the COM
mittee's approval. plans to show
the Notre Dame game here threat
ened to hit a snag when Big Ten
Commissioner Tug Wilson, secre-
tary- treasurer of the NCAA, an
nounced in Chicago that there
would be no exceptions in this
weeks experimental pattern.
But Wilson today told the
Associated Press the Washington
matter had been referred to Ralph
IFurey in New York. Furey, direc-
tor Of athletics at Columbia Uni
lversity. is chairman of the NCAA
Steering Committee on the TV
experiment. which approved the
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Rivuls' Records
MAnl!vI avn

defeat in either game are remote
The Terps lost to N. C. State last
year. but Maryland is stronger
and the Wolfpack weaker this
year. and the 1850 upset will bs
uppermost in the minds of the
Terps when the teams meet.
If Maryland remains unbeaten
and united by defeating Navy
which hasn't won a game, the
Sugar Bowl may extend it's bid
in order to keep Cotton Bow
offers from College Park. The
latter pays slightly more. nearly
$3.50 900 to each team, and there
lis considerable jealousy between
the two bowls.
Bowl President to Watch.
Irwin Poche. incoming Sugar
Bowl president. who met with
DR.. H. c. Byrd. president of the
University of Maryland. and Coach
Jim Tatum recently in Baton
Rouge. will be a spectator in Bal
timore.
While Sugar and Cotton Bowl
bids usually are not officially ex-
tended until late November, there
lis a scarcity of eligible teams this
year. Georgia Tech lost some OF
it's luster by being tied by Duke
last week. and the most popular
Sugar Bowl game would seem to
be between the Terps and Ten
|nessee.
The Vols play Washington and
Lee tomorrow and still have Mis-
sissippi. Kentucky and Vanderbilt
remaining. Dangerous Kentucky
is the only one that figures to
give Tennessee trouble.
Tones Down Bowl Talk.
OF course Tatum is toning down
the bowl talk at Maryland and
pointing out that Navy has not
been run over by anybody despite
its five defeats and tie with Yale.
Tatum is using the old play 'em
one at a time" routine, but still
lis sharp on the bowl picture. The
matter of Southern Conference
permission will be taken up at
the proper time, DR.. Byrd said
recently.
Maryland ruled a 15-point IA
vorite today. although only Notre
Dame beat the Middies by more
than IA.
None Of their opponents has
scored on the Terps since the first
quarter Of the North Carolina
game three weeks ago and Tatun
has been receiving more praise or
his defenses each week. Navy ha:
not scored for nine quarters, the
last touchdown being against
Northwestern.
Maryland figures to have its
second closest game of the season
with Navy. despite the Middies
record Of only three victories ir
two years under Coach Eddie
Erdelatz. With the Army game
almost an anti-climax this season
Erdelatz could move back into thu
limelight by beating the Terps.
Scarbath Best Under Pressure.
But in Maryland's favor if tn,
game is close is the ability o1
Jack Scarbath, Tatum's split-7
quarterback. to rise to height!
when needed. Scarbath ha.
played his finest games under thu
most pressure.
Scarbath has five ball-carryinf
teammates averaging S yards {
TRY or better: Chet Hanulak (9.5)
Ed Fullerton 9.D. Ed Modzelew.
ski (6.6), Bob Shemonski (6.1)
and Ralph FELTON, $50 witt
mighty Mo the workhorse with Z:
carries. With, all this ground.
gaining talent, Maryland has re.
ilied little on the forward pass
(See MARYLAND PAGE C-2l
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Purdue Linemun Barred

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. 9 R.-
Don Fife. sophomore lineman on
Purdue University's football squad,
was declared ineligible yesterday
for the remainder of the season
for cutting classes. Fife was first
string defensive linebacker and
Second-string offensive center.
Evening star., 1951-11-09

/ m p or t a n t
g a m e t a k e S
place in East
Lansing, Mich,
W h ere unde-
feated Michigan
State will be
host to our
b e a ten
Irish. It. marks
the first time
since 1945 that
q Notre Dame
football tie a m
has entered the
game as the un-
derdog, and this
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Irish Enjoy Underdoe Role
By Frank Leohy

Although sections of California
and Texas will have some justifi-
cation IN disputing the point, from
our point of view tomorrow's most
Evening star., 1951-11-09

Soutnern California or Stanford must faIl by
the wayside and Michigan State has no push
over in Notre Dame. Tennessee will have an
easy day with Washington and Lee. Illinois,
Maryland and Princeton look safe enough
EAST.
COLUMBIA-DARTMOUT of those
tossup parties. Well matched. slight lean
ing to Columbia's passing.
CORNELL-MICHIGAN - Cornell badly
overrated earlier. The Wolverines should win.
ARMY-CITADEI-Citade was smar,
thought for the Army schedule makers. Army
BROWN-RUTGERS-C enough. Brown
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Baltimore Bog Annoys Totum,
But Navy Sees Better SuiIinq

lsee 1t muddy against undefeated
Maryland, he grinned merrily and
shrugged as If to say, "What do
you Think"
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Quick Sugar Bowl Bid Possible Ters Tounce Navy Tomorrow
Win, Lose, or Draw
BY GRANTLAND RICE

ILLINOIS, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Maryland Princeton,
Tennessee Michigan State stubborn They
still refuse to yield to any college rival
But it may be different by sundown tomorrow Either
Evening star., 1951-11-09

(See Tv, Page ca
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tSee LEAHY, Page C-3o
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tSee BIG GAMES. Page C-2.)
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(See MARYLAND, Page CD
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HoUsEs-sAlE-yA., tcons. }

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new large lot; walkin- distance
Lake jackson. Worth $4,000: for
quick sale and $500 cash owner
will take $4,000. For appointment
to inspect call JOHN SHERMAN,
Manassas. Va, 023-F-S. Iii
ALEXANDRIA-Own says sell JEFF
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upstairs, your master oedrm. is 12x
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yes, you also have a full bsmt. with
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with a gradual rolling slope and
frontage of approx. 90x190. Twelve
beautiful trees. For real home CON-
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neighborhood where yon have ali
the convenience you look for In an
established, Al residential area
Phone AL. 6644 or TIE. 7343 now for
your appointment. Price. S27,950;
substantial down payment REQUIRED
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343.
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AURORA HILLS
5 MINIS. TO PENTAdoN
OPEN / TIL DARK
'ODAY AND TOMORROW

917 S. 26th St., Arlington
2-story red brick Colonial
Naval of1cer's home in finest
residential area. 3 bedrms.,I,
. baths. plus attic with stairs
UP. 12x29 Hv.-din. Tm. with
Carrara glass fireplace. den
and " bath. de luxe eurip.
kit. lge. porch down. Knotty
pine recr. rm. with fireplace.
" bath. patio and attached
garage in above-ground bsmt.
Excel financing. Priced firm
at S31, 500.
DAVID r. NIMMER
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
FOR VA, D. c. AND MD.
10S N. Patrick st., Alex. Va. Ov
6413, AL. 1925; ewes. TIE. 0504.
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CHEVERLY

Lovely new brick house in this spien-
did residential area; 9 rms, 2 full
baths, full bsmt.. gas heat. Worth
seeing. Only S1S.400.
A. A. CAROZZA. co.
sS7 Pa. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-oo4o. lie
Evening star., 1951-03-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA-3-bedrm, att. brick
Liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. full bsmt
All In good cond. Conv. to Wash
bus and in good neighborhood. Heat
ing cost less than $50 year, main
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high elevation in top. residential
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or geekdays; TE, 3445. cHAs, r.
ARLINGTON Exceptional home
value; 3 bedrms.; 2 baths; recr. rm,.;
firepl.: brick constructions; 3 yrs old
In eycslIent e nc cong; Phi Price 81 sSl.759 T49
ARLINGTON - - North - s-bedfm.. g
beautiful kit; screened liv. porch;
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| two to choose from: S10.500 UP.
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WEsTMONT sPECIAL-s3o Ivey st
hdwd. floors up and down. equipped
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frame rambler on k-acre lot; walk
| ing distance school, bus and shop
| ping. Nice sized liv. rm. with pic
| ture window, 2 bedrms. and bath
lge-. kit. with built-in radio. West
| inghouse refgr., gas range and ex-
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COZ REALTY CO, Fairfax 1896,
es.o5oMSscoo 10 CASH. On Hwy. so,
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| kit. equipped; :, bedrms. and bath;
oil heater: 12-acre lot: tool shed and
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FALLS CHURCH RAMBLER
| By owner, stone and brick, lot lax
110 feet. 3 twin-size bedrms.. lge.
stone firepl., sep: din. rm.,. de luxe
dream kit. Bendix; ideal for chill
dren. Directions; Out Lee hwy;
sign sign. rieht on Jackson St.. 2 biks.
to jackson court, right again to
| 1105. JE. 3-7473. No agents; r
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CHEVERLY

Outstanding Colonial brick: 6 pa
ciouS rms. full bs~lt. with outs de
entrance. side porch. sun deck, ~
#. liv. rm. equip. Kit. Only $3.50
down and assume GI payments.
HILICREST REALTY
1414 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040
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FIRST SHOWING

HYATTSVILLE
Det.. 3 bedrms.; oil h.-w.h.; large kit:
fireplace; front porch; nicely land.
scaped. Priced to sell S10,500, j
EVERETT ROBERTSON. WA. 1860
WA. O954. Ill
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

This large custom built brick English
Colonial with its liy. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. 2 bedrms.. 2 firepls.. screened
venient location is priced below the
market. Only 3 yrs. old and now
like new. The owner has been
transferred and must sell now. For
appointment, call
JUDSON REAMY g. SON =
1922 NJ Irving ST., Arl. CHI. 0S00;
After Z PM. FA. 1919. %
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HELP WOMEN tcont.)

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE oPR.,
permanent position: no exper. nee. !;
some typing ability pref; usual
benefits. Mr.. DoRAN, OR. 1900.
CASHIER, pleasant working condi-
tions; permanent position; chance
for advsneement; Apply I, MILLER
SHOE SALON. 1922 st. NV,
CASHIER for MGR No. 1000. post
ing machine: experience desirable
but not necessary; .5Ha-day wk.:
excel, working conditions; good
starting salary. See MR.. SCHWARTZ,
1905 F st. NV.
CASHIER. for beauty salon. good sal
ary, permanent. EMILE, 1921 Conn.
ave. -25
cAsHIER-Refs. required; good pay
HOUSE PHARMACY. 6oI 13th st
CERTIFIED LIBRARIAN. for part
time research to assist candidate
Tor doctorate in library science
Box 172-S, Star. 20'
CLAIM CLERK, 20-35 yrs. for ma
tional automobile insurance CO. To-
Gated in new conditioned ONCE
building; paid vacations, insurance
1,s1an R1,eneats, .,,al 4o.hr; week. and cost-of,;;
w. w. SIEBERT. ME. 3270. -21
CLERK for general ofice work; retail
store experience preferred but not
necessary; typing essential: perma-
nent position. CAPITOL FUR SHOP.
1908 G st. NV.
CLERK for dry cleaning store. PENT-
HOUSE CLEANERS, 1918 Bethesda
ave. OIL. 2434. -2l
CLERK-General once work, some
typing; 532-day week. Apply Mr..
Cox; JOSEPH DE YOUNG. INC.
1906 st. NV. -25
CLERK-CHECKER for dry cleaning
plant; good position for expert
enced woman. 4722 l4th st. NV.
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Evening Star Building
11o1 Penna. Ave. NV.
TWO Statesmen
VARI-TYPE OPERATOR

For permanent position with expand
ing organization. All modern, en-
ploye benefits; 5-day. 40-hour week,
with opportunity for overtime; ex-
cellent salary for qualified person.
CAL RE: Sl25. I'll
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VULCANIZERS
BEN HUNDLEY

Good men can earn 500 per week
Good equipment and working con
ditionS
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HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS. white. good appearance
must be reliable and steady: refer
ences required. MAYNARD'S. 1908
14th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white. experienced. Ap-
ply in person. LIDO RESTAURANT,
91S nth st. NV. -22
local experience. white.
Apply after 8 PM, SAND BAR
REST, 1123 14th st. NV. go
t2l, experienced: good
pay. POT LUCK CAFE. 500 Sth
ST. ne
perienced. WEBER S RESTAURANT
402 H st. ne, no phone calls.
GIRL OR WOMAN to work in Office OF
fence company: hours, 3 am. to 8
pm; knowledge of typins and gen.
eral office work helpful; pref. some
one living in Sc, Coral Hills or Dis
trict Hgts. area Call MILL-TO-
YOU CO., 10. S-s656. al
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REAL ESTATE
SALESWOMEN


Selling is a profession. To sell you
must train. knowledge is your chief
asset. We will train a few select
applicants in evening classes. II
you are young, active and have
way with people call personality at
our main Office, Sl5 N. Capitol St,
co eyeniRss RE- s5ss sass5 ST. V o7a5, R; uN is2S
sALEsLADY AND CASHIER. white;
confectionery; experienced; . days;
start at l2 noon AvIGNONE
FRERES, 1777 Columbia rd.. co.
full-time or contingent
for Saturdays. ladies' ready to-wear;
ton. Apply HOLLYWOOD. 703 9TH
selling costume jewelry
and gifts: good starting salary, ex-
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TREASURE COVE, 1905 G st. NV.
experienced childrens
shoes; excellent salary and commits
sion Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1925
F. st NV 20
sALEsLADY-Full time. responsible
position for 1st-class ice cream and
Spring. and for time position
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disqualification: 44-hr. wk.. includes
some evening and week end WORK:
applicants must be between 20-3S
yrs. old with pleasing personality;
opportunity for advancement Apply
ga at CLIFFORD ICE CREAM CO.
office, S103 Ga. ave, or phone SH.
473S for appointment. -21
SALESLADIES, experienced. for our
curtain, drapery and gift depart
rfes avrnNanf uoioyu ond
mission. WALES. 1919 G st. NV.
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SAI,ESWOMEN

Experienced in direct sales. Openings
SILVER Spring, Southeast branch and
Arlington; guarantee paid daily,
weekly bonus, transportation fur
nished; hours to suit, available at
KIMBERLY. Ma. 2265. 2O'
AND FOUNTAIN GIRL,
white; must be neat and pleasant.
sEcREsTtAiReY, stie legal. l girl otc. 40
hour week. Starting $4,000 Legal
exper. necessary. ST. 0030. -22
SECRETARY, for small patent law
firm, must be accurate. neat and
speedy some experience in patent
or other legal work preferable, but
not necessary; salary commensurate
with experience and capabilities: 40
hour 5-day week. Call EX. 1924.
private; girl, Friday.
needed property management and
construction business: permanent
position for attractive person, forth
rado Bldg. 14th and O NV. RE.
AND CLERK-TYpIsT-
Opportunity waiting for competent
secretary and clerk-typist In asso-
saitEn siasion once pleasant conditions
NATIONAL PETROLEUM COUNCIL,
Room sol. 1925 x st. NV, week
Gays between 2:30 and 4;30 pm
Ask for Mr.. Brown ia
SECRETARY, experienced. Hours
10 to 6 and 10 to IL every other
Sat. Call MA. 1908 or Room 727
National Press Bldg. Salary open.
SECRETARY to chief ensr.. nat
trade assoc. preferably with college
training: .exper. in dictation. general
ONCE duties: permanent position; s.
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start S225 mo Call DE, 1850. 20
SECRETARY, Campbell School of
Music. Wonderful opportunity
Chance to learn piano or organ,
CAN Mr.: CAVALIER for interview.
sECRETARy. private. girl Friday
eonstructon b1siness pefmaneni snd
position for attractive person. forth
BLDG. Rm. 32i, RE. 4375. 80
SECRETARY to YMCA executives,
interesting and varied work. in
GLIDING shorthand typine and reg
ular ONCE work; must be able to
meet the public and like young
boys. Call MR.. CARL at MA. $3.50
between and 5 for an appoint
ment 90
-STENOGRAPHER, ex-
perienced, for permanent position;
5-day, 40-hour week; pleasant work
ing conditions; liberal discounts on
purchases: insurance and hospitali-
zation plan, retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES, employ
ment ofice. II P st. ne -22
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STENOGRAPHERS

operators to work in
modern office in ne section; pay
according to ability; pleasant work.
Insurance sick benefits. other en-
ploye benefits. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES. INC. 1S45 4th st. ne. "a
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RECENT
COLLEGE GRADUATE

We desire the services OF q married
veteran. $3.50 years of age who
recently has received, or soon will
receive a degree in architectural,
We have available a trainee posi-
tton which offers possibilities for
advancement. Write to box num-
bered below giving full particulars
regarding personal data. fob expert
ence, and courses taken in college.
Box 2q7-K Star.
Evening star., 1951-02-20
Comptometer Operators

Comptometer Operators
Experienced operators to work in
nnoaeglna modern once II ne section pay
ing conditions: paid vacations. group
ploye benefits, Apply sAFEwAY
STORES. INC. 1s45 4th st. ne. -22
DANCE TEACHERS. ages 21-3O.
DON MARTINI STUDIOS need at
tractive young ladies with personal
ity to teach ballroom dancing; no
training given free; excellent salary
and opportunity for advancement;
college background desired but not
essential essen F1l u. and part part time posi-
TIM studios. Apply in person. 1-6
pm. 1124 Conn. ave. NV; 502
DENTAL AssIsTANT-Experience not
necessary but preferred. Dental
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Dental Ts IA oo4S; ASSISTANT Must have
initiative, ability to meet public, ex-
perience not necessary; must live
details d Of ,aualifications, ,difc including
DRUG CLERK, exp, refs, excel.
hourly rate. Call MONTGOMERY
HILLS PHARMACY, SH. 5149.
DRUG CLERk-General drug store
selling; no night or Sunday work.
COLONIAL DRUG-LIQUOR. 1119
I 9TH st. NV. -25
FILE CLERK and runner, white only;
must be high school graduate D.
day wk:: hours, 8 to 5. Call MR..
HI Hurley I Ei I'm Re plFpIrprrcaN q ls MA
TIIo9NAAL COMMITTEE, Mr.. STOW.
FILE CLERK, under 80, with knowl-
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newspaper office. Five-day week.
Opportunity for advancement. co.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white; good hours,
| good salary. CAMPBELL'S DRUG
STORE, 4730 14th st. NV, GE.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, expert
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ply to NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white: some exp
No phone calls. o'DoNNELL's, 1ath
and Colorado ave. 40
Evening star., 1951-02-20

MEN
Ambitious, alert. aggreSsive, to train
as managers for a national small
loan organization. This is not a
convasSing Job, no experience neces-
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Saturday, LINCOLN LOAN SERV-
ICE, INC, 1t Carroll ave, Takoma
Rainier. Md. -25
AN OPENING FOR A SALES REP
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Gill GEORGIA AVE. NV. -21
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STENOGRAPHER

National organization has permanent
positions for experienced personnel
pleasant surroundings, good start
ing salary with opportunity to ad-
vance; generous employe benefit
plans. Apply in person. 1915 H
ct
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CLERK RK-STENOGRAPHER
CLERK-TYPIST
For Permanent Positions
7ls-hr,. 5-day wk; 2 wks. vacation
with pay, bonus vacation for good
attendance, sick leave, economical
cafeteria facilities; good opportu-
mites for advancement; group ms
EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Room 300. S16 14th st. NV, betw
am. and pm. 30
CLERK -TYPIsT = Good at detail.
For small trade association ONCE.
Perm. 5-day. Salary open. ST.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Exp. general ONCE
work; some bookkeeping; salary de-
day Week s ref reauired' are e4eeI; eenv DO lo-
Gated in Silver Spring. Md. Reply
stating sge. exper. and salary de-
81 Strsd I e ~ BE Boy l06-R, Star, 30
corporation has opening for young
Pleasant surroundings, opportunity
benefits. Apply in person. LIN
coin LOAN SERVICE. 1910 Geor-
gla ave, Silver Spring. Md. go
CLERk-TYPIsT, several; varied and
knowledee OF bookkeeping helpful;
5-day week. Q to 5; employe bene-
nts. Apply MRS. WEBB. 1880 81
cLERK-TYPIsT. exper.. for general
once work; pleasant working conds.
Apply BARBER IL ROSS CO, 5th
and sts. ne, DE. 0501. ga
to work in business
office; hrs; to s. meals while on
duty, SICK leave, vacation and other
benefits; Apply personnel office,
EMERGEMCY HOSPITAL; -22
CaaERk:TYPIsT. permanent position,
sphcFsfc sRa Rsics'e Co. 10 me-. end 1875 sib hGb
cLERkeTypIsr, pleasant WORKING wI3
conditions. good salary. interesting
work Apply in person. 2517 Conn.
CLERK-TYPIsT, white; young lsdy
wanted for. general once work;
knowledge Of simple accounting pro-
eeedure helpful; usual employe bene-
Be BE- 4s6o 81 day ws sr,,an1 Gsll Nc White NJ
l440 P st. NV. 80
CLERK-TYPIsT, experienced, for or
firm; 5-day, 40-hour week; rest,
periods and employe dement's. Apply
STONE STRAW CORP, 900 Frank
CLERK -TYP1sT, age IS to a5. viii white
must be aole TO work 7:15 am. to
BIO p: m. one week and 3:15 pm,
70 Lib pm. the following week.
Employe benefits after 8 months
MAYFLoWER HOTEL, 'SHnl Conn. 0nVe' ave-
and De Sales at