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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-12

BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
Copyright, 1851, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)

ing the Jews our fathers were.
must have been enormously i'm
pressed by the Succoth festival.
An essentially indoor people
abandon their homes for a week
and live in booths under the stars.
Imagine for a moment, if all the
40 million Americans did the
same thing, how much speculation
and comment would result. Soci-
ologists would study this pheno-
menon, poets would sing of it,
psychologists would seek to trace
its roots and explore the urges
which draw these from their Sc
cure habitations to the great out
doors.
Jewish tradition has it that the
patriarch Jacob was the first to
celebrate Succoth. ! do not know
what historical evidence they
have for this. On the face Of it.
it would seem contrary to what
we should have supposed. Jacob
was an indoor boy. The Bible
refers to him as one who loved
to sit in his dwelling" He was
also what we could call a man.
mas boy.
His brother, Esau, was quite an
other story. When his father Isaac,
finished praying at the synagogue
and walked home with the other
of the congregation they
would often remark on his having
so fine a boy as Esau. He was sure
to be a success. Nobody could
bring home the venison like him.
It was just a matter of time before
Esau would be elected to the Ro-
tary Club, have a Cadillac and
start playing golf. But when Jacob
was mentioned, the old mans face
grew glum. He didn't know what
would become Of that boy.
Jacob was the type who in mod
ern days might be consulting a
psYcho-analYst. What would be-
come of him was any mans guess.
but it didn't look hopeful. We
generally regard Jacob as the
cunning. conniving type. but real
lY he was essentially an innocent
sinned against than sin
ming.
First, his father didn't like him
and Disseminated against him.
His brother Esau is the big shot
and Jacob is afraid of him. He is
still the Sucker" when he goes
to work for Laban. Laban is his
uncle, but Uncle Laban neverthe-
less puts over a big gyp on his
nephew. He promises him for
seven years slavish work, he will
get his daughter Rachel, but after
the ceremony Jacob lifts the veil
and there is skinny Leah with the
funny eyes.
Of course. Jacob learns a few
tricks himself. but he acquires
these as a protective device. He
sees that if you don't watch your
self. someone will take you for a
ride.
But all of this conniving does
not please him. It's foreign to his
soul. He would like to run away
from it all and he does from Uncle
Laban and everybody else. The
great outdoors brings him peace.
He lies down to sleep under the
starry skies and the higher self
that he always wanted to be,
comes to him. He sees angels in
his dream going up and down on
a Heavenly ladder. He wrestles
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Giunts, IL: Reds, 5

Totals 3S II "a 8 Totals 5b 1927 /.
Ran for Howell in Seventh.
TDoubled for Perkowski in seventh.
tSingled for Erautt In einhfh
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Women Battle for Crown
Today in Rec Net Meet

Clara Bias and Christina Morley
were to meet today for the Dis
Itrict Recreation Department WON.
ems singles tennis championship
at Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
INV.
Miss Bias gained the final round
by defeating Mildred Smith yes
terday, IS, Ga. while Miss Nor
ley won over Joan Deigert, 60,
60.
Mems semifinals also are on tan
today. Frank Cantwell and Mark
Haller We're to face this morning
for the right to meet Ellsworth
Donnell at 3 pm. in one semiflnal.
In the other semiflnal Arnold Kotz
meets Merle Gulick.
In mems doubles play yesterday.
Click and Frank Arlington de-
feated DR.. Aris Carpousis and
Sawat Busparoek. 6-8, 60. So
and Larry Sherry and Haller de-
feated Larry Middlekamp and
Floyd Day. 2-6, Ga. al.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
HELP MEN

CARPENTERS, exp. trim men: housina
Job. Lee blvd. at South Irving st
Arlington. See FRANK. -2l
CARPENTER FOREMAN, to take CON-
plete charge OF constructing new
brick building at Qreenbelt, Nd.
Phone or write for interview. WILL
LIAM II: SANDS. INC, contractors
York I'd. Towson 4, Md. Phone
Towson 1441: eyes,. Towson 9269.
CARPENTERS WANTED. trim hands
especially. Apply at Richmond and
Boundary ayes., TAX. PIX. Nd. See
CARPENTERS. rough and trim.
Steady work. Apply 7:30 am. Mon,
47l6 Wis. ave. NV. ga
CARPENTERS to,. report with tools
Mon. morn. 3240 Fessenden st. NV.
See W. N. EVANS. -23
CARPENTERS, top pay: need all
around men inmed. Report Fri,
Sat, Mon. or Tues. to Mr.. DETA-
MORE, 1104 Vermont ave. NV.
cAkPESIERs. sls y trim men. 4sth Dl.
CARPENTERS. good all-around men
for housing project In Landover
Hills section. Call after 8 pm. sat.
CAPITAL CITY CONSTRUCTION
co IO H.3330
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Wilson Pontiac Winner
In Bows Club Baseball

Wilson Pontiac edged Holloran-
Murray, 20, yesterday at Western
Branch to take over the lead in
the Boys Club Of Washington
Varsity Baseball League.
In Junior League games, Alex
andria A team defeated Sealtest,
To: Industrial Home School de-
feated Georgetown Lions, 30,
and Judd and Detweiler defeated
Alexandria B, 5-3.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
PERSONAL

SHbss; Ips 4,5ss 55sssi'tersd; once treatments
WILL GIVE PIANO LESSONS to DER.
son allowing me use Of their utsY1o
Aoofe's expert. Box 16e-K. Star
z;RIECE STRING BAND, popular .nt
niliini!ly dance music; Fri. or Sat
FA. 0724 after pm. 22s
VACANCY-Gentleman; 1st A. ..m,.
private; nursing care and tray serv.
ice; large porch. S1O0 mo. HI $40
vACANCY-Friendship Rest HON.
Semiprivate for man; 24-hour cars
tray service. WI. 1856. -SS
NURSE wants to care for infant IN
hsf mooern country home. TU. 1851
REDUCE - Cabinet baths. barb.I,
fyma sooering up treatments. WILL
at. GLAMS' s57e formerly oDp. Mayfiower
DID YoU AID AN ELDERLY Lady
VINO Iell In Woolworth store on 7th
1pr.i 1891 Sn anaaF'a.g sna sssI.. a5.srpoon; s9 70
SSanr Sstrr II SO, please call Union 3s44
NURSlNG CARE.-Accredited. rc.n..s
and approved Mt. Vernon eonvaIssu1
% cent hospital. D. c. CO. 2S24 'e'-
VAGANCx H1a. IN nursins nome; 24-hr
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RNsSS RsNpEGIAL AZ, ON ~ HENS, 2 FoR $3.50
Hn1 EA,ddED n.,dtlD ~ REQUEST j WEEK
conditioned; centrally ca iocatendf:m nfm; Guicl air
SerVtee: LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER
l110 T st. NV. Rm. 20. EX- isu3
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Evening star., 1951-07-21
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And AK fer Ad Taker,
SPECIAL NOTICES

SUNDAY EDITION. PM Sat
MONDAY EDITIONS PM. Sun.
TUES. to FRI.-9 PM. DAY BEFoHr
Evening star., 1951-07-21
IBoItimore Rocewuy
Entries Tonight

| Post Time. S:I5,
FIRST RACE-Trot, 10 4 classified
I3-year-olds and up; / mile; purse, 500
Evening star., 1951-07-21
LEGAL NOTICES

ELIZABETH M. cox, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 7s070, Ad-
nainistration.-,This is to Give No
State Of Virginia has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District OF
Columbia, Letters of Administra tiou
on the estate Of Della Neel, late OF
the District Of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against
tns deceased are hereby warned to
thereof, legally authenticated. to the
subscriber. on or before the 26th
day Of December, AID. 1861; other
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 26th day Of
"a SseaI Bowen s1ti.t slds aFouRE s1S 4Sss ST. NV
WELL, Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
NITA s. HINMAN, Attorney,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. 1902, Ad-
ministration.MThis is TO Give No
state Of Maryland has obtained from
the Probate Court of the District OF
Coiumbia, Letters Of Administra tion
on the estate of Nina Frances LIP
scomb. late Of the District Of CO.
lunbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the, deceased are
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on
or before the Goth day Of Deem
Der, AID. 1851; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of June. 1851
(Seal.) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
erob&e Court. jy7,14.21.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
WoIcott Tired, Oddly Impossive
As Home Town Halls Champ

ner proclaimed the day officially
as "Walcott Day."
Jersey Joe looked tired, but
happy. He said he wanted to
take a rest, but assured the home
folks he would be "a fighting
champion"
And deeply religious man that
he is, Jersey Joe left the crowd
with this SOLDERING thought:
"The ingredients necessary for
success are faith in God, ambition
and determination"
The Camden Cinderella man
has plenty Of all three.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Minor Leagues
BY The ASSocIofed PTe38

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland, 8; Sacramento. /.
Los Angeles. z; San Diego, 8; 10 innings.
H0iiS"0GSSi fSriESRiNaTioSAa Fl sffttiSsI q LEAGUE.
Syracuse, 2; Baltimore. o.
Springfield, A. Rochester, 3.
Buffalo, q; Toronto. g..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 4; Toledo. z.
Louisville, 10; Columbus, 4.
st. Paul, 10; Kansas City, 6.
MilWaukseu ksou4aEkN III kMsnassysSSetliiA aHssysSetliiAff1oS.
NsshEills' MoS1ls - 1; Ltlis Atlsnts' nOct; g.
Birmingham, 3; Chattanooga, z.
memphis II TEXAS xfS GIsfsat LEAGUE. q
San Antonio. 2; Tulsa. l.
Fort Worth. 3; Beaumont. o.
Dallas, 2; Shreveport, l..
Oklahoma City, 9: Houston,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
MTntgSmeryz' S62nmSTs I; a,vnsas Macon o.
Jacksonviile, 6; Charleston. 4.
Savannah, 6; Columbia l.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Elmira, 5-3; Schenectady, 10.
WilIiamsport. 6-3; Binghamton, 3-9.
Hartford, 5-2: Wilkes-Barre. 80.
Scranton Is; Albany, 0-3.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita. e-2; Lincoln, 81.
Siuox City, 10; Colorado SPRINGS; o.
(Only games scheduled)
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Muskegon. 3; Grand Rapids, 4; 10 innings.
Saginaw Q; Flint L.
Charleston. 9; Dayton, !.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Air Transport Ties
For Cuqe Loop Lead

Airport Transport is tied with
Mltchers Sports Store for first
place in the American Division of
the Boys Club of Washington
Summer Basketball League as a
result OF last nights 55-4S victory
over the Brownie All-Stars at the
Western Branch courts.
In the National Division, Ed
dies Tavern defeated the Metros,
SLAB. Jack Whitcomb led Air
port with Is points. while Don
IDeAtley was high for Eddie's with
IA points
Evening star., 1951-07-21
AUCTION SALES Cont }
ADAM A. wEsCHLER 4 SON,
.AnaPafaePn

rEFgsTgrg F SALE eE REsTAuRAN1
MENT CONTAINED N "TEMPLE
GRILL" 2418 14th STREET. NV.
ITI! EIRAGE LICENSE AND LEAsEHoLr
BY virtue Of . chatt.i Deed Of Trus,
recorded in Liber 1905. at folio l5s
ct seq, one Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia and al
the request Of the party secured
tnsreoy; the undersigned trustee;
the above-mentioned premises or
MONDAY, JULY %. 1851, AT Z
O'CLOCK. PM. National cash reg.
ister,. back and front bars, Du Mon;
television, -refriEerating case, coffee
urns, York 5-ton afr -conditionins
unit, booths, settee, chairs, table
refrigeration, steam table. luke box
exhaust fan, neon sign, typewriter
etc, also Class CO. Alcoholic Bey.
erage License, Leasehold Interest
etc. particulars OF which will b,
announced at sale.
Terms: Cash.
JACKSON BRoDsKY,
CHARLES WALKER,
. S15 18th St.. NV,
Evening star., 1951-07-21
BY the Associated Press

CAMDEN. N. j., July 2l.-
South Jersey hailed its conquer.
ing hero-heavyweight champion
Jersey Joe Walcott - yesterday
with one Of its biggest celebra-
tions in history.
Jersey Joe came home to the
cheers Of more than 10" 900 per-
spring, but grinning citizens who
lined a victory route from the air.
port to City Hall.
All was pandemonium. A crowd
OF 5000 gathered at the airport
to greet Jersey Joe on his arrival
but 1t didn't need q police request
to stay behind the guard ropes.
AS the plane landed, the crowd
emitted a mass roar and surged
toward the plane. Babes in arms
Joined in the screaming welcome
and Jersey Joe, tired and strange
ly impassive. stepped from the
plane.
Hawkers jumped at their
chances and sold hundreds Of
golden victory cups inscribed with
Walcott's name-at 81 q throw.
Family's Reactions Mixed.
Jersey Joe's family had mixed
reactions.
Mrs. Walcott admitted that she
doesn't like fighting. but if that's
what Joe wants, well, it's all right
with me-"
Eleven-year-old Vince bounced
UP and down. I'm gonna be q
champ. too." he said. "A heavy
weight champ"
You'll have to put on some
weight for that" said his mother,
with a smile.
Six-year-old Carol. the young
est OF the six Walcott children,
chewed finger nervously, glanc-
ing about at the dozens of we'll
wishers who surrounded the little
family group. The other children
said little, and they all seemed a
bit overwhelmed by all the at
tention.
For good reason, of course. Not
long ago, they were the children
OF a man on the relief roles, with
little prospects Of a successfully
financial future.
Walcott picked up some s4s, 900
Tor his title fight with Ezzard
Charles Wednesday night.
Joe Tired, But Happy.
Wildly cheering crowds heard
Walcott make speech at City
Hall after Mayor George e. Brun-
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Braves, II: Pirates. 6
Totals 81 1924 9 Totals 34l52711

Runs-.castiglione, Reiser (2). Bell
Gordon CD. Marshall (2), st. Claire, Sisti
Errors-Sisti, Queen. Runs batted in
Gordon. st. Claire t2l. sisti co, SPAIN
Bell t2). Phillips CO. Two-base hits-St
Claire. Murtaugh, Kiner (2). Strickland
Marshall. Three-base hit-Marshali. Home
Strickland to Basgaii to Phillips (21; Sisti
Pittsburgh. 8: Boston, 8. Bases o on balls
on SPAIN 5; Of Law. 4; OF Walsh. .;
SPAIN, z; by Walsh, 1 by Queen, 2, By
Werie, l. Hits-OfY Law, none in i
inning; on Walsh, 5 in IA INNINGS; of
inning. Hit by pitched ball-By Law
Jethrce). Wild pitch-Law Winning
lpitcher-Spahn 1O-8. Losing pitcher
Evening star., 1951-07-21
JACKSON "a *; aS 2! g!RopsKY.
.-,s,,SS SSl5, 18th St.. NV.
THoS. J. OWEN q son, Auctioneers
436 Southern Building.

Trustsss' Sale Of Valuable TWO
sTINn STGRY BOY 1,,isl BRICK DWELLING.
NShTEF.sTs MoMHER slS YOU STREET
By virtue OF . certain deed OF trust
dated June 6, 1850 and recorded
june II. 1851 as Instrument Mum
Der 24836 among the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby: the undersigned trustees
WI sell, Of public auction in front
TwENrY-sIvESN;rfan YY1ssS; II DAY pnHPdy, 81 JULY. u5E
o'cLocks PM. At tn. r9fSlEi,Th,RTY fOlioTiaFad..
sesibed land and premises. situate
In the District Of Columbia, and
desfgnated as and being Lot SO in
Square 1868 in the subdivision
made BY The Retreat House Society
OF Washington, as per plat recorded
n tns once Of the Surveyor for
tse District Of Columbia in Liber
restriction line, agreement. and
Terms: Sold subject to q prior Guild
Ing association) deed Of trust for
appt,n,,In npptr,1xiImately 81 ;3e2.6 .62 further
nouneed at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust TO be
paid In cash. A deposit of S5t0. 90
required. Conveyancing, recording
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date OF sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
1eiteo ana the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis-
eretton Of the trustees.
z. SPENCER FITZGERALD, .
j. VERNON THOMAS.
ty17.1e.21.24,26 Trustees.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
LEGAL NOTICES Cont. }

MORRIS p, p; sonWARRTz. Attorney
Filed May II. 1851; Harry N. Hui
UNITED STATES ltt1 tpt11sTR1cr COURT
Say 81 81 dooFEs dRo5ssFist of plsias GiS1saR6ia :;
WILLIAM Packs, n living. ct a.
ISSS%ssSSRaE 1ss;ssSsii2SSREH eEs s.'1ss sSp1.sS. e:
KNOWN DEFENDAETS.-The OBJ
I'll. % to res T essase n 4. q p,stecs et1Sa
Of Of Columbts; known as lot 81 Ia
plaintiff. It Is this l7th day Of May.
dg5l: ordered that the defendant.
william Parks. II living. cause his
or before the fortieth day. exclusive
OF Sundays and legal holidays. oc-
curing after the FIRST publication OF
this order. otherwise the cause will
6e proceeded with as in case OF
dsda dedauit; Proyided . COPY Of this
three successive weeks Ia The wash.
ington Law Reporter and The Eve
further ordered. that the defend.
ants. all unknown heirs. .devisee,
sno ~ dsnssaes anenees OF Wiliism lam Parks: II b.
to be entered herein on OF before
the rule day occurring after the ex.
piration Of three months from thil
date: Otherwise; the cause win b
ProSided Win ess as II case fS;. Of deisu.
published twice month for three
months In The Washington Law Re.
porter and The Evening Star before
said day. (S.) CHARLES r, Ne.
LAUGHLIN. Judge. (Seal.) A true
Copy. Test: HARRY M. HULL
Clerk. BY ELIZABETH N. KoWAL.
SKI. Deputy Clerk,
my10. 90. .je2, 16. jy7.2I
Evening star., 1951-07-21
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT executive veIl recoe-
nized advertising firm has openins
sales dept. for man familiar with
per, qualifications and salary re-
quirements. All eommunications
confidential. Box 47S-G. Star.-22
ACC0UNTANT--Lccal grocery chain
has opening In accounting dent. :
salary 5000 plus. per annum;
state age. experience. Qualification
Boz A0.A, STAR -22
ACCOUNTANT, semi-senior, for local
TASH, National Press Bldg.. i4th
and + sts. NV. NfE. 1864. "a
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Phils, a.; Cubs, ;
Totals 40 7x31 Il
Totals AZ IL SO 10

Tanned for Owen in 9th.
xOne out when winning run scored.
tilted out for Never IN 9th.
walked for Konstt uty in 11th.
SRan for Sisler in nth.
Runs-Connors, Baum hoItz. sauer, Ash
burn Brown, PellagriL. (2). Errors
Ramazzotti. Connors (2,. Jones. Runs
burn. Jackson. Ramazzotti Co. Two
base hit-Brown. Three-base hit-Pel-
lagrini. Sacrifices-Meyer. Ashburn. Ham
lner, Connors. Double play-Ramagzottt
ito Miksis to Connors Left on bases
Chicago, Z: Philadelphia. 12. Bases on
balls-Of Meyer. 3; of Rush. 2. Struck
out-By Rush, 3; by Meyer. 6. Hits
OF Meyer. in 9 innings; of Konstanty.
l in innings. Wild pitch--Rush. Win
ming pitcher-Konstanty 40. Losing
tendance-10,642.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
HELP MEN
AUTO MECHANIC helper. Your

AUTO MECHANIC helper. Youns man
to train for perm. position as auto
and truck mechanic. Must be able
TO furnish refs. and have D. C. driv-
ing permit. Apply GRIFFITH con-
sUMERS GARAGE. 1900 1st ST.
ne. "a
AUTO MECHANIC, will guarantee
mechanic: 5ia-day week: perm. po-
sition; good working conds. and
company benefits: refs. required.
Apply 1905 Gth st. NV. ga
Evening star., 1951-07-21

/ F%EIbISu kVt VUVU S1KIIlII.
Cincinnati ----l---- 900 600 BOG 5
New York - 900 iii 23y-1I
Runs-Merriman, Ryan, KIuszevski,
Wehmeier. Adams, Stanky ~, Williams,
Iockman t2), Mays t2l. Dark. Thomson,
Yvai So; Errors-Howell, Lockman.
Runs batted in.-Mueller, Mays t4), Thom-
SON go. Stanky, Merriman. WARS (2),
klussewsM 90. Two-base hits-Wyrostek.
Stanky, Hatton. Adams. Merriman. Home
base-Dark. sacrihce-Perkowski. Left on
I5sases-cincinnnatt 3 C &C 10: New York. s.
kowski. 4; of Byeriy 2; oil Magiie. 3.
Struck out-By Perkowski, s; Maelie, 4.
sits-on Blackwell. 3 in 2, inning; on
in i / / Inning: Oh ByerIy, I IN in si inning
Wild pitch-Perkowski Winning pitcher
I-Maglie $50. Losing pitcher-Biack-
Wen (9-S). Ttme-2:47. Attendance
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Yankees, |; Browns, 0

Run-Morgan. .Run batted in-Brown.
Stolen baseZcollins, sacriflees-Jen-
assisted. Left on baSes-New York, s;
St. Louis, 3. Bases on balls-Of Gar
yer. 5: of Morgan, 1. Struck out-By
Carver, 8; by Morgan. 2. Wild pitch
Carver. Winning pitcher-Morgan (5-D.
Losing pitcher-Garver 12-5). Time
2;22. Attendance-15,242.
Evening star., 1951-07-21

Twenty years ago-Mickey
Walker and Jack Sharkey fought
to q 15-round draw at Ebbets
Field, Brooklyn,
Evening star., 1951-07-21

walked for Kinder In 9TH.
titled out for Masterson In 9th.
Boston ------ 900 O0l O00-1
Detroit -------------- O00 $40 00x-t
Runs-Boudreau. Priddy, Kell. Wertz
Groth Evers, Swift Error-Hatfleid
Runs batted in-Goodman, Wertz Groin
swift. Berry t2). Two-base hits--Rosar
Left on bases-Boston, 8; Detroit. 8
Bases on balls-on Stuart, 5. Struck
Sut-Ry Kinder. 2; BY Mesterson. 2; 3,
innings; on Kinder, 3 In 2is in.
lninRs: OF Masterson. q In Q innings Win
ming pitcher--Stuart u-0). Losing pitch.
|er-Stobbs l7-4. Time-2 :02. Attend.
ance-45,653.
Evening star., 1951-07-21

ASSISTANT ENGINEER, white. Apply
to Harry Brazier. NEW COLONIAL
HOTEL. 10Th and NJ sts. NV. -9-3.
ASSISTANT JAN1ToR-Must be able
to operate elev. and switchboa I'd !;
qSarters qSar rs, Furnished. See slpt.,
ASST. MANhGiTnRR' h1GGinR' for sss' 5 and ;n 10 a Cent
store. Experienced. Answer in de-
tail. age. experience, references and
starting salary. Box 145-G, Star:
ATTENDANTS. amusement arcade,
steady position, top salary: do not
phone. D. c. TRADING POST, Ala
AUTO gsN Il BODY 9iY MEN ta,. experienced; mSs !;
top earnings. good working condi-
tons, vacation and holidays with
pay; Call MR.. BUTLER at Ii.
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS HELPER.
SSooInS; SoIS white. mechanically inclined.
AUToMoBrIIEi" FRAME MAN-Won-
aerful opportunity for experienced
frame and front-end man to work
IN new shop. offering. ideal condi-
tons; good salary. 5-day week and
RopY asa6I en- senetsfi I'll. s5s5s a9ssLYN AUI9 9
AUTO FRONT-END MAN, sober and
dst-class, to operate NEW BEAR MA
CHINE; top salary. STEELE'S GA
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AUTO GLASS HELPER, mechanically
inclined to learn glass trade. Good
SSPs1ssaE En- Esat Ao Ife pARg ARRg
AUTO TIhsfhe ngsRfcAffoN aEs: n'e MAN, exc Excel
lent salary. good working condi-
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ler-Plymouth experience preferred:
sry, sTEfEaEsEEs fasE e4kaGE,s 8fzsei sCSs ss NeE Se17
AG3r GStk aEcHaS1c afs: aisi for modern nSs zen.
TckEI f1e fu'S Ts5s 5sss Rgsa So AgDly Faay
ME- see Run drive Arlington. Va. ia.
AGToSo III Sosi oasiEcHASrc. sm-day week. ass sx-
EsTkirk, EsIyAp,,, II LU; o4-44oo. MANDIELL
AUTO MECHANICS t2l. experienced
with Hydra-Matic, commission basis:
paid vacations; plenty of work; all
TsDlies soa 1881 ssonssntial; gent Pontiac dealer.
AGTo MEcH2Nfc. trucks. 1st a class:
steady work; average earnings $50
to Sl00 wkly.: paid holidays, vaca-
ton. hospitalization, etc. Interna-
tional truck dealer. See Mr.. Gunter.
MALONEY'S, INC, S126 Ga. ave-.
Silver Spring, Md. II
AUTO MECHANIC. Also auto electric
clan for Washington's big Dodge
Plymouth Automotive Service Gem
ter. Big earnings. All modern
equipment. Special benefits. See
Mr.. Ferbo. BEAL MOTOR CO.. 1401
AUTo MECHANIC. experienced for
used-car dept. 5-day week; paid
holidays: good salary to right man.
Old estab. flrm. Box 1851, Star.
AUTO MECHANIC-We have a per-
manent position for an experienced.
hard-working man who wants to
make good money; flne working con-
dittons In our new building: 51a-day
week, Apply Mr.. Mills, STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET. INC, 33rd and M SITS.
NV. Phone MI. l1647. Pc
Evening star., 1951-07-21
HELP MEN

GROCERY CLERK. experienced: soot
position to right party: sos wk: e
start. SEVEN CORNERS MARKET
Falls Church. Va. Open Sundays.
GROCERY CLERK, experienced
white; all-around man. Appl!
MARINoFF q PR1TT, 62S5 Ga
-GkSoicEnRYY nsY CLERK, experienced, TO,
high-clsss self-service market; abl'
tlSa lS take phone orders. Write d Bo'
FMAHERTY PI,..i1 BROS. INC. 1882 Mt
HOD CARRiERs-work in city. Re,
port Mon; morning 7:3o, to Mr.
Zieger--out Riggs I'd. right on Mass
to 7th and Kennedy sts. ne. AL.
DON CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC.
HOTEL MANAGER, honest. reliable
capable Of taking complete charge;
state salary and experience. Box
ICE CREAM PRODUCTION MEN t2)
Silver Spring. Working % conditions gldnf m
cations. free disqualification and
5h-day wk. Exper desired but not
essential. Call SH. 473s, Sun. or
NA- UdyS lot appL. -E3
ICE CREAM statesmen cay. colored:
must have d. C. permit. Apply BET
TAR. ICE CREAM CO., 42l7 Bla-
densburg rd., between 10 and IL.
INSIDE SALES ASSISTANT wanted
by large electrical wholesale dis
tributor. Must be draft exempt
Mail age, marital status and other
qualifications. Box 302-J. Star
lNTERCOM. and sound system men
with experience on installation and
repair Of this type equipment; per-
manent. full-time work with good
pay; no age limit If you can qualify.
Cali OV. 2063 10 am. to & pm.
Sunday for interview. -22
Evening star., 1951-07-21

Mrs. Ellis Edlowitz posted
62-l0-5z to win the Glass c nine
hole blind bogey tournament at
Woodmont. Mrs. John England
was second with 66-11-55.