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Evening star., 1951-03-09

ring. he put on a snag hook. But
the fly rod was too light for this
sort of action, SO he changed over
to a heavier rod and around 6
pm. caught his first herring
probably the first taken this
season.
Bill says the run was heavy and
the fish fat. He bagged 81. An
other angler joined him, and when
Bill left his visitor had pulled in
about so. The fish were crowd
ing into the run, so thick one
could have batted them with a
stick. The tide was about three
quarters flood, and the water
slightly rolled. Undoubtedly the
warm, sunny weather and pre-
vailing south wind that day in
duced this early run.
Weather and water conditions
probably will determine the time
of succeeding runs. It is still a
little early.
Soon after the herring, white
perch should appear and a little
later hickory shad.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Giants May Pay Rote
More Than $4,000
AS Pro Rookie
BY the Associated Press

DALLAS, Mar. 9.-Kyle Rote
Southern Methodist University
ace halfback, has signed a one
year contract to play professional
football with the New York
Giants.
Neither Rote nor Wellington
Mara. secretary of the Giants who
got his name on the dotted line
would say how much the con-
tract called for. But since Kyle
was the bonus choice of the
Giants and had set his sights
high, indications were that it may
have exceeded $4,000. It was a
straight contract with no bonus
or gate receipts clause.
Mara, who announced the sign
ing Of Rote after two days OF
negotiating, said: I'VE considered
him the greatest college football
player in America, SO you can
imagine he got a good price"
Rote, who played three varsity
seasons at SMU will report to
the Giants in August. He won't
be with the National League
club. however, until after the
College ALL Star Cleveland Browns
game at Chicago August II.
Mara looked toward the sched-
uling Of an exhibition game here
in late August between the
Giants and Detroit Lions through
the Dallas Salesmanship Club
Rote's erstwhile teammate, ALL
America Doak Walker, plays with
Detroit and the game would be
considered a certain sell-out.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
by a ssaff Correspondent of The ssor

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. O.
Bucky Harris, who hasn't swung
o golf club in Is years, and Ed
die Yost, who never has played,
are participating in a Screw
ball two-ball" tournament to-
day which winds up the Mats
golf activity for the year.
Harris doesn't allow his men
to play golf after they start ex-
hibition games, but today he was
joining with them in an event
arranged strictly for fun.
Slated to play also are Alice
and Marlene Bauer, professional
gplfing sisters. Alice is paired
with Gene Bearden. while Mar
lene is Gil Coan's partner.
Harris is teamed with Louis
Langford, owner of the Del
Prado Hotel where the Mats stay
in Chicago. Pitcher Sid Hudson
is paired with Sonny Workman
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Sheurer Leeds Gusmen
To Rec Basket Crown

Joe Shearer scored the decisive
basket as the Washington Gas
Light Co. nosed out Malcolm
Scates, $3.50, to win second half
honors in the Recreation League
No. l at Roosevelt Recreation.
Shocko Shearer was high scorer
with II points.
The teams will meet again
Tuesday at 9 pm. at Roosevelt in
a playoff for the championship.
The Scates team won the first
half.
Evening star., 1951-03-09

hurler was interrupted by a heart
condition, is ready to 60 back to
work for the Indians.
The 33-year-old righthander
will begin working out with the
San Diego farm team, Genera,
Manager Hank Greenberg an
nounced at spring training camp
here today.
Russ said he'd rather trair
with San Diego because he doesn't
want to feel he's in the way here,
Hank explained.
A heart ailment, caused by rheu-
matte fever, caused Christopher
to retire right after he helped
pitch the Indians to the 194e
world championship. An opera
ton last November has restored
his health.
BURBANK, Calif.-M anagel
Zach Taylor of the Browns says
one of his biggest problems is
selecting men for relief pitching
Thirteen of the IA pitchers
listed on the spring training roster
are getting in shape. The absentee
is Russ Bauers. who is at his Wis
consin home recuperating from
tooth extraction.
Zach thinks that Bauers may
be an answer to his relief prob
lens.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-"He's
bound and determined to get more
money and he's not worth it,
The quotes are those of Fred
Saigh, Cardinals owner. And he's
talking about one of his ace
pitchers and last hold-out-How-
ard Pollet.
The southpaw, who won IA and
lost II last season, doesn't like
the idea of a pay cut-reportedly
$4,000. But Saigh thinks he will
come to terms.
Pitcher Max Lanier saw i,
Saigh's way yesterday and signec
for an estimated $1,000.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
NCAA Still 10 Select
Five Teams;;NIT Open,
Play Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 9.-It's bas-
ketball tournament time again
and starting with the National In
vitation Tournament here tomor-
row until the final of the NCAA
tournament March 27 in Mime
apolis the top teams in the coun-
try will scramble for these two
coveted crowns.
The NIT in Madison Square
Garden is set with IL quintets
ready. The final is March II.
The NCAA picture is not quite
complete. Five places remained
open today. Champions of the
Pacific Coast and Southwest Con-
ferences will fill two, while the
other three will be taken up by
Eastern "at large" teams-not
members of 10 major conferences
whose winners automatically get
bids.
The Pacific Coast team will be
decided in a best-of- three playoff
between Washington and UCLA,
starting tonight. The Southwest
winner will be decided the same
way between Texas and Texas A.
g. M. They start tomorrow.
Western NCAA Opens March 81.
The Western NCAA, which yes
terday picked San Jose (Calif. }
State and Montana State as its
two independent teams, will be
held March 21-22-23-24 at Kan
sas City, while the Eastern divi-
sion, which named St. Johns as
one of its independent teams, will
get under way March 20 at
Raleigh, N. c., and New York,
winding up in New York the oath.
The other Western teams so
far are Oklahoma A. g. M. (Mis-
souri, Valley. Kansas State Chg
Seven), Brigham Young (Skyline)
and Arizona (Border). The draw
pairs Oklahoma A. & M. and
Brigham Young against the in
dependent quintets, Kansas State
against Arizona and the South
west winner against the Pacific
Coast champion.
Besides st. Johns. the other
four teams in the Eastern Sec
ton are Columbia Qvy). Illinois
1Big Ten). Kentucky Southeast
|ern) and North Carolina State
(Southern). Columbia and Il
linois will play in New York and
Kentucky and North Carolina
State at Raleigh. A blind draw
will be made when the other
three "at large" teams are named.
st. Johns Seeks Two Titles.
AS for the NIT, only one local
school-there usually are three or
four-will play. That's st. Johns,
which incidentally is one of the
teams trying for both the NIT
and NCAA titles for the first time.
City College of New York won
both last year.
Cincinnati, st. Bonaventure
Belolt, Brigham Young, Dayton
and Lawrence Tech never have
played in the NIT before. The
other half dozen-Arizona, st.
Johns, st. Louis, North Carolina
State, La Sale and Seton Hall
are NIT veterans.
st. Johns is seeded No. /,
North Carolina State No. 2,
Brigham Young No. 8 and Arizona
No. 4. All drew first-round byes
Four games are scheduled tomor-
row-Lawrence Tech-Dayton and
Seton Hall-Beloit in the after
noon and Cincinnati-St. Bona
venture and La Salle-St. Louis in
the evening.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
japanese Athletes Take
Lead in Asian Games
BY the Associated Press

NEW DELHI. Mar. 9.-Japan's
aforementioned athletes out
fought tough competition from 10
other nations today to move into
first place in the Asian Games on
the basis of unofficial scores.
The Nipponese scored on the
soccer field, cycle track, running
track and sports field to boost
their point total to AZ. Iran
whose weight lifters had put her
in the lead, scored no points on
the fifth day of competition, but
clung to second place with "a.
Evening star., 1951-03-09

nugneS, an ar
dent fresh wa
ter angler. had
his fly rod in
action catching
suckers at the
mouth of Pim-
mettS Run, just
b e ! o W t h e
bridge. Some
thing disturbed
his line repeat
edly as the tide
made in toward
sundown, and
suspecting 1t
mioht. he her.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
1855 Pro Boil Team

One of the early professional
baseball teams was known as the
Atlantics. They were organized
in the summer of 1855 at Jamaica,
N. Y, but played most of their
games in Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
District AAU Mat Finals
To Be Held Toniqht

Finals. of the District AAU
wrestling tournament will be held
at 6 o'clock tonight at University
OF Maryland's Ritchie Coliseum.
Maryland has a big edge in the
race for team honors with 13
qualifiers among the 20 finalists
Evening star., 1951-03-09

Ten years ago-Bobby Riggs
beat Frank Kovacs, 60, Ga,
6-3. to win the Pensacola ten
mis- tournament.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
OUTDOORS

Greatly to our surprise, and to
that of Bill Hughes of 120 c street
NE, the first run of herring came
in at Chain Bridge Wednesday.
Evening star., 1951-03-09

Twenty years ago-Bill Terry
signed with the Giants for
$4,000.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 9.-Two of
the games tallest players at 7
feet and SO, two medium size
players at Ga and 6-1 and a
diminutive 5-8 sparkplug make
up the 1851 Associated Press ALL
America basketball team. Selec-
ted by a vote of 227 sports writer's
and broadcasters, team members
are:
Bill Spivey, Kentucky 7-footer
whose great rebound work helped
Kentucky to the Southeastern
Conference title and to No.
ranking in the final Associated
Press poll.
Clyde Lovellette. 6-foot-9. of
Kansas. Exceptionally fast for a
big man, Lovellette this year set
a Big Seven Conference scoring
mark of 286 points in IL games.
Gene (Squeaky) Melchiorre,
Bradley's midget George Mikan'
at 5-foot-8 who has repeatedly
demonstrated inspiring leadership
qualities.
Ranzino Praised by Coach.
Sammy Ranzino, 6-foot-1 North
Carolina State star, whose ability
under pressure has played a big
part in bringing Southern Con-
ference titles to N. C. State the
last four years. "One of the
finest players I've ever coached"
Coach Everett Case says. Hes
q great co-ordinator and out
standing dribbler."
Evening star., 1951-10-22
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, $3.50 yrs. of age, to
in sales organization. Must be capa-
Bile Of taking charge of stockroom.
Must have good references and be
bondable. Write, giving experience
and phone number. Box 320-V,
Star. --22
Evening star., 1951-10-22
HELP MEN

STOCK CLERK-Handyman. 40-hr.
wk. Apply Navy exchange office,
NATIONAL NAVAL MEDICAL CEN
TER, Bethesda. Md. --23
SToCKROOM CLERK, to assemble
and tag merchandise for shipment.
Perm. position with advancement;
5-day wk.; age 21 to As; white.
App. 10 am. to 8 pm. WASH
1NGTON TOBACCO CO., 631 Mass.
ave. NV. --22
for altering Navy uniforms;
experienced; good pay. good hours.
Apply after IL noon. HOG Good
Hope I'd. Sc. --23
TAILOR, colored; light alterations on
mems and women's apparel: top
salary. permanent. DAILEY'S, 709
7th st. NV. -23
TAILOR, colored, for all-around al
terations. Apply 1901 Nichols ave.
Sc. "a
Evening star., 1951-10-22
statesmen

statesmen
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
TO ASSOCIATE YOUR
SELF WITH WASH
INGTON'S LEADING
TV AND APPLIANCE
CHAIN. EXPERIENCE
DESIRABLE BUT NOT
ESS EN- TIAL. O u r
statesmen EARN TOP
SALARY COMMISSION
IN TOWN. SEE MR..
K ELLER, GEORGES
RADIO AND TV, 816 F
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
MAN

Ambitious, alert. aggressive. to train
as manager for national small loan
organization. Straight salary, car
allowance. paid vacations. other
empioye benefits; rapid advance
9-5 weekdays. 81 Saturdays. LIN
coin LOAN SERVICE, 7OO2 Car.
roll ave-. Takoma Park. Md. -22
MEN, are needed for interesting
field work connected with popular
radio program; some sales expert
ence e, desirable but not essential.
an ana enloy ,naoy meeting public. Phone
MEN. several are needed. to train
LEGALLY for permanent positions
sh shsfd BE- @en ShS see oes Tns sSesgs
Will work under direct supervision.
learning should exceed S100 wkly
Car required. For appt.. RA. 1901.
MEN to take orders for Golfers; 3
orders per day pays $50 per week.
RIM. 422. Bond Bldg. -23
MEN g white) neat appearing for
outside sales work; average earn
ings S75 .wk.; good chance for ad-
yancement; We furnish transporta-
tlon- 1si q. Apply 9-l0 am. Room S27,
MEN t2). part-time evening work,
1902. with car. HERCULES FENCE
CO, LIZ. 10000. --22
MEN. 2 full time and 1 part time;
start on a one or two day trial
basis II you wish to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average $100 and up per
wk.. calling on regular customers
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly: no experience necessary.
An experienced man will train you
Apply oil National Press Bldg,
14th and F sts. NV, or call DI.
4417 or DI 349S. "a
MEN. mechanically inclined. to service
and adjust gas appliances on Gus
toners premises; good starting salary
plus expenses: permanent position
with opportunity for advancement
Apply 1885 BenninG I'd. ne. -a1
Evening star., 1951-10-22
COLORED
CAR HOPS
HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. expert
enced, age 25-40, for outstanding
publication. Must be above average
travelling. car helpful. Write ouali-
flcations. Box 23-V, Star i3s
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, experi-
enced; r-eonditioned office; pleas
ant working conditions: salary COM
mensurate with ability, Call Mrs
Headley. D1. 0l10. LEE D. BUTLER.
job in nice
little community shop; good salary
and commissions. DI. 1899. 20
BEAUTICIAN, expert. aIl-around; for
q high-class clientele; salary ana
commission. Hours 8 to 6. OR.
rbaE599IAs baS14aas MAJ tsn ss.J4g s. Rsss gaSs ss
asa Bath St. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
BEAUTICiAN-Hair Beat r;ali dyer exper.' Ms ex.
Gel; salary and commission. Hrs.
9;3o e 5:3o days. VINCENT l.
BEAUTY OPERATORS - Earn ss5.
Sloo week, salary plus commission
A1s,std. An air,co9ledi 1,,E modern shop; steady
BEAUTY hTSASSi opERAToRsswe RAJ rs 81 nv have
booth for rent. Complete facilities
and materials, Call for informa-
IBiNDERY OPERATOR. white. per-
manent Job in modern bookbindery.
Must be experienced. VIM. NOR
WITT Co. 913 18th st. NV. -23
BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady lob. SAL
ary and commission ANGLIN BEAU
TY SHOP. $500 14th st. NV. co.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around; q
to d, s days: also manicurist; call
in person. RUDOLPH COIFFEUR,
BOOkKEEPER SECRETARY, good
typist,- fair knowledge of shorthand
nee. for general contractors one
girl ONCE. Call DU. 0404 Mon
for appt -.a
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR. accounts receivable; Allen
Wales all-purpose machine. Ex-
perieflce necessary; 5-day week. hos
pitalization, paid vacations. holidays.
See Mrs. McRorie. MALONEY'S
INC. s126 Georgia ave-. Silver
Spring 40
Evening star., 1951-10-22
PHARMACIST

Excel. hrs; salary open; very con.
genial. busy Rx store. with plenty
of opportunity for person with
initiative; perm. full or part time;
must be dependable, capable. active
BAYER, LU. l-3400. %
PHONOGRAPH record statesmen, be.
tween the ages of II and 80. expe-
rience preferred. but not necessary
excellent starting salary and ad.
vancement to the right parties. Ap-
ply in person to SUPER MUSIC
1927 H st. ne.
PHOTOGRAPHIC RESTORER RE
TOUGHER; expert work required
state full experience and salar!
desired. Replies confidential. Boz
121-V. Star. ~
Evening star., 1951-10-22
PLUMBERS

For jobbing and remodeling. Must
have D. C. auto permit. Apply c. M
LIPP & SON. l4l2 Que st. NV.
PORTER-Modern mems wear store.
TUAL STORES, corner E st. at 9th
NV
PORTER, colored, for liquor store:
must have good reference and
drivers license. Apply CAPITOL
LIQUOR STORE, 123 G st. NV.
PORTER, $40 wk. Must have ex-
ceIlent local references. No night
work; permanent position. Apply
in person. ELI RUBIN CO., us
Tth st. NV. "a
Evening star., 1951-10-22
Statesmen

We guarantee you q draw of SloG
per week If qualified. We need two
steady young men to sell electrical
appliances. Earn $4,000 to SS. .000
per yr. Car necessary. No can
vassing Experience helpful but not
necessary. Apply CLEAN RITE AP-
PL1ANCE STORES, 925 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-22

LORIDA THIS WINTER? I? :?
Intangible selesmen over 40. Average
500 daily front money for 4 hours
work; must be free to travel slowly
South this fall, North next spring.
Call x. F. Harris. sales manager, for
interview. lifetime deal that's a
honey. Harrington Hotel. 24s
Evening star., 1951-10-22

Due to the losing of one of our good
men to the Armed Forces. We are
IN the need of a clerk for our
wholesale paint store, Salary. vaca-
CO.. INC. 1928 Champlain st. NV
Evening star., 1951-10-22

10. Penna ave. NV
PLUMBER. thoroughly exper.. Job
bing; steady work. top wages; must
PLUMBING. 311S Georgia ave. NV.
tn 1000. -19
PLUMBERS wANTED-t5) mechan-
les. also 3 helpers for new house
work in the S. Spring area; must
have transp. and tools. Only me
chanics need apply Call GEORGE
NJ JOHNSON. Ashton 3705 between
4:30 and $50. go
PLUMBER-Apply In person. 2a0l
Evening star., 1951-10-22
PAPER HANDLERS
COLORED

Men of heavy build 25-35 years of
age, who are willing TO be regular.
Must pass physical exam. Good pay.
Apply Personnel Room sos. Open
weekdays. 5000 and Sat, 81. No
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
I'M poppa Ave- NJ w
Evening star., 1951-10-22
110l Penna Ave. NV.
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
MANAGEMENT Trainee

The position offered by an interna-
tional firm in business more than
100 years, with over 1000 outlets
are for men from 25 to so years of
age, interested in security and a
Paid vacations, family hospital ben
etits, free retirement plan. good
starting salary. plus commissions
when qualified. Experience not nee
eSSary. Transportation furnished
"A ioH o.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
OYSTER MAN
AND COLD CUT

Must be experienced and fast: very
good salary. Apply Immediately 70
chef OLMSTED RESTAURANT.
1895 G ST NV
PACKERS AND HELPERS - Exper-
fence with household goods de-
sirable: good wages; steady work.
SECURITY STORAGE CO.. lao
18th st. NV.
PAINTERS (3D 1st class mechanics
only. Call AP. 0557. -23
PAINTER, colored. to work on swing
ing stage, Call OIL. 1853. -22
PAINTERS-Long JOB. good wages. in
and outside work; need swing men.
Apply ready for work between T:30
am. and 4 pm. 2022 Columbia I'd i.
NV See Mr. TALLEY.
PAINTERS, 1st-class mechanics. un-
Work 1Un " AppIy tSAs JOHN "a W. " JOHNSON. eE 4
INC, RE. 5535, bet. 4:30 and $50.
"a
PAINTERS
Evening star., 1951-10-22
YOUNG MAN

S04NN Unx1lN
Collection dept. OF major finance CO. !:
college background preferred, but
not essential: fine opportunity for
man with initiative and ability,
Phone ST. 1900. pa
YOUNG MAN, 1921, assistant re-
ceiving clerk; wholesale grocery
warehouse; good chance for ad-
vancement for bright young man.
Box 175-R. Star. -22
YOUNG MAN, white, for decorators
ssnop Who Is not afraid Of work
drivers permit. RICHARDS, WO,
YOUNG MAN, II to 80 years of age,
Ior sSockroom work; 2 years or more
OF high school, legible HANDWRITING:
no experience required; 5-day, 40,
hour week. sick leave and vacation
benefits; salary to start, $40 to
$50 per month, depending upon
age and experience. Apply In per-
sen, employment Office, CAPITAL,
TRANSIT CO.. 36th and M sts. NV
Take No: so Rosslyn car. Sc
Evening star., 1951-10-22

TREE MEN, fully experienced. sober
and reliable; guarantee SIS daily
81. S722 or Ju. !7-54S4.
TRUCK DRIVER, white, familiar
with city and suburbs. Must be
courteous to customers when max
ing deliYerieS Dill 2nGl --.'R
Evening star., 1951-10-22

First class. self-serv. exper.; good
paying job. Apply Sun. before .
Pm, OF. weekdays, 8 to 8. 1880
kine St Alex. "a
MECHANICS-Natio ORGANIZATION
wants experienced mechanics. also
men who are draft exempt. A
and many benefits. Cali ST. 1850,
MfssfSGFR, ffss'fs msF white. for inside zS work.
starting salary. S2.100 fS40.3s
wklyD; good opportunity to advance;
40-hr. wk.; vacation and sick leave.
Apply in person between 9 am. and
TioNAR eS nc dEoGRaPHIc 5eHsGhafE 'tes soc1Ef4 ~
NIGHT AUDITOR, capable. steady
man. TO audit accounts receivable
from 5 pm. to l am. qualify by
soNNEL OFFICE. Emergency HOSP,
NIGHT N. AUDITOR, nlN; hotel experience
preferred; d.o0 contact MISS BABINGsER
NIGHT CLERK. hours 11:so pm. to
1erred. ABBY managers ofice, HO-
TEL CONTINENTAL -23
NIGHT MAN-We have 10 employees
but need an additional good man.
Wnlte, SODer, ABOUT 50. 10 make peQS,
clean rms, ETC.; $3.50 mo. HOTEL
COURT. 9999 BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn,
OFFSET combination stripper and
plate maker; good deal for right
man. Call ME 224S. -22
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, exper. /;
year-around work: 81 hr.. transp
OIL BURNER and domestic boiler
men. Apply L st. s.w. between
7:30 and s am. weekdays. -23
OIL BURNER AND GAS SERVICE
MEN needed. MR.. EISEMSCHMIDT,
20. 9-S222 bet. 9 and II am. -22
Evening star., 1951-10-22
PORTER.

PORTER
Young man with good references TO
assume responsibilities in leading
downtown iewelry store; good start
ing salary, good hrs; flne oppor
for right man. Apply N person to
Mr. Gallagher.
BATES JEWELLERS
~ st. at 9th NV. --27
Evening star., 1951-10-22
SALESMAN WANTED

Full time or part time. day or eve
ming work. We can show you how
to make big money calling on
prospects. who have asked us to
come out and show them samples
of our FURNITURE FABRICS. We
have hundreds of leads every week
and these leads are sure-fire sales.
want to meet some Of the finest
people in Washington. call me and
let me tell you more about our
deal. Our men are making as
much or more money than any
other deal in town today. No cold
names of people who have definite
ly asked us to quote on their up
holstery jobs. You can close most
of them and collect big cash COM
missions every week. Phone ]. P.
CORNEY. SH 1133 -27
Evening star., 1951-10-22
Earn While You
Learn An
Interesting Career

The worlds most unusual lumber
YARDS offer more than just another
Homeowners" for positions on uf our
to "putter' around the house
IKE building some shelves to the
basement painting the kitchen OF
planting q garden.
a oraee aaeehinssr u ger salesman isn't Just an
our training program. % the ms od aSd
outs of house repair materials and
authoritative advice on house repail
problems, and through this makes
many friends.
TO the right men we offer a good
starting salary with an excellent
change for advancement in this
rapidly growing firm. We have
group insurance. disqualification in
Surance, paid vacations. employe
discounts and other company bene-
II you're handy you'll be happier
WORKING at Hechinger's. Phone
Atlantic 400 for an interview an
polntment at our 18th and H SITS.
at our Falls Church branch for fuil
or part time.
Evening star., 1951-10-22

SALESMEN-FENCE
One of the largest and oldest com.
panies in this area has 3-4 open.
ings for fence statesmen with ex-
perience. We feature all types of
wood styles as well as chain links.
COMMISSION PAYABLE IN FULL
ON CREDIT APPROVAL. Car essen
tial. Call sales manager, GENERAL
INDUSTRIES CORP, OF. S0l6. for
annninfmRnt W
Evening star., 1951-10-22

coMPToMETER OPERATOR; must
be experienced; air conditioned
ONCE; good hours, excel pay, steady
employment. yearly vacations with
pay and many other privileges.
Apply 10 Office manager. KRAFT
FOOD CO. 2130 Queen Chapel I'd.
ne. AT. 5922 -22
Comptometer Operator
Permanent position in executive oflces
located 1884 Upshur St NV 5-day
week, PAID vacation and sick leave,
group insurance and purchase dis.
count.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES. INC
1924 H ST. NV. No Phone Calls.
02
Evening star., 1951-10-22

and Ink. for mature
lady and employed daughter; COM
Portable home. - baths. pvt I'm.
Call ewes. Fairfax 24-W-2, MRS.
TERRETT, Rt. ?. Box 81. Fairfax,
Va -24
Evening star., 1951-10-22
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom
with a chance for advancement;
2l-30 years Of age. high school
graduate. Of heavy build and capable
OF giving good attendance; must be
able to pass physical exam Apply
Personnel. Room sos Open S:30-5
weekdays and 9-1 on Saturday No
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-10-22
SALESMAN AT ONCE

Local protected territory now open
for qualified man over 30 with
car to represent national concern
merchandise. No material short
ages. Systematic training provides
immediate earnings. Age no barrier
Liberal earnings discussed at IN
terview. Write MR.. NEVIL. Marion.
Neu Work