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Sporfs Briefs By the Associated Press

BOXING
 San Francisco = Joe Louis, POT, outpointed Cesar Brion, 195, in 8 furious Hereunder at Cow Palace.
 GOLF Detroit Defending champion Polly Riley led the way into the quarter-final round of Women Western Amateur with 2 and l vic tory over Mrs. Sam Byrd.
 TENNIS
 South Orange, NJ. Hamilton Richardson upset Ken McGregor of Australia, 6-3, 6-2, to advance to quarter-final round of the Eastern Grass Courts championship.
 GENERAL
 Omaha - The United States Hockey League voted to disband for one year.
 Harrisburg, Pa. Jake Mintz, co-manager of former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles was fined $500 for causing Charles-Jersey Joe Walcott fight to be delayed 10 min utes.
 New York = Major league club owners announced they would meet next Tuesday to discuss a successor to Commissioner Happy Chandler.
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ming labor, fish packing mater ials. freight, warhousing, etc, had been taken into consideration.
 Ceiling prices are FOB car at Seattle. Everett. and Bellingham, Washington, and at Astoria, Ore eon. for salmon canned in Alas ka
 Should the 1851 pack be abnor- mally large or small, ceilings will be promptly revised to reflect more accurately the changes in unit costs, Hanford said.
 Purpose of the new regula- tion.9 Hanford explained, lis to establish uniform ceiling prices at levels which are generally fair and equitable if supplies of this essential food are to be made available at reasonable prices to the consumer
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3S Arrive on pAA:: |41 Fly South

Pan American World Airways brought 38s passengers to Juneau yesterday and took 41 southbound.
 From Seattle: A. Bowman, B. P. Falkenberger, Harold Foss and son Angus, William Hardman, Walter Hutchinson, E. A Kohlasse, Zilna Kiziuta, F. E. Manning, Charles Peterson, MT. and Mrs. H. B. Phil lips. Mrs. Robert Welsh and son Robbie. MT. and Mrs. A. Wiese- Dooley Wheeler, Mrs. Norman and Norma Cock. Harry Havorsen, Mrs. George Rust. w. II. Lavallee, Clyde Miles. F. QIicio. NJ Tugadi, NJ Miles. E. Navarro, Betty Corbin, Jack Cremin, H L. Faulkner, e. F. Stone. Juanita Cremin.
 From Annette: Howard Kosbau, Roy and Ellen Hathaway, pr. and Mrs. Chester Doty.
 To Seattle: Mary Kirkham ana son. MT. and Mrs. Vending, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Converse, Mrs. Al Carroll. Mildred Hermann, Dr. A. J. Kotkis, John Daugherty, MT. and Mrs. S. F. Crosby. Lillian Turner, Edith Gardner, R. A. Hollingsworth, Dick Griffith, David Burch, Harry Durkin, MT. and Mrs. F. Davenport, Jean Carter, E. M. Pilgrim, J. Weir.
 To Ketchikan: E. A. Hawkins, Dick Wilson, Al and Tyola Davis, Ed Sheets, Jack Howard, MT. and Mrs. Chris Mcneil and two children, Art Anderson, L. Veino, B. Snyder, John Ryan, Karl Gerde, Art Abel son. Clarence Cerney, A. w. Brindle.
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Club Owners
 Meet 10 Ponder New Commissioner

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-R-Base- ball may elect a new commissioner Tuesday at New York meeting of the 16 big league club owners.
 First definite indication that the decision is near came yesterday when the four-man screening com mittee asked each club to send the owner or president to the special meeting. Some 30 or 35 men still remain on the list of candidates.
 We hope to come out of the meet ing with commissioner" Del Webb, New York Yankee co-owner, was quoted by Ellis Ryan, Clevelano president.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
LEADERS IN B. B. By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE


 Batting (based on 250 times at bat)-Minoso, Chicago, .344; kell' Detroit, .339.
 Runs Batted In - Williams Bos- ton, 91; Zernial, Philadelphia, and Robinson. Chicago, 82.
 Home Runs = Zernial, Philadel- phia, 23 Williams, Boston, g.
 Pitching (based on five decisions) Morgan, New York, 7-1, .875; Eel Ter, Cleveland, 16-4, 300.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Batting = Musial, St. Louis, .372; Robinson, Brooklyn, 360.
 Runs Batted In Irwin, New York, 73; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 72.
 Home Runs = Hodges. Brooklyn 31; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 27.
 Pitching = Roe, Brooklyn, 15-2 .S82; Branca, Brooklyn, 8-2, 800.
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Red Sox Knock Over Browns, 12-1

BOSTON, Aug. 2, -R- Ray Scarborough scattered eight hits as the Boston Red SoX belted out IA, including Johnny Peskys third homer of the season, to defeat the St. Louis Browns l2-l in the first game of a twin-bill. Big Walt Dropo celebrated his return to the starting lineup with two doubles and a single. Scarborough did not issue a walk as he chalked up his eighth win.
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Tigers Trounte Tanks 6 10 0

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-'R-Hal White, aided by Bob Gains brilliant relief performance, gained credit for the Detroit Tigers 60 triumph over the New York Yankees today to trim the defending champions first place margin over Cleveland and the Boston Red Sox.
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.Doubieheader Jam Squeezes
 Moundsmen
Things Tough All Over tor American League
 Hurlers in Lively Race
By the Associated Press

Pity the poor pitchers, caught in the steaming heat and doubleheader jam of the hot four-club American League race.
 Allie Reynolds, no-hit ace of the Yankee surge, lasted only one in- ming yesterday against Detroit as New York lost 9-8 first game. Things were so tough that Casey Stengel brought him back to rescue Tom Morgan and save the Tanks two-game lead with 10-6 edge in the second.
 Cleveland's Bob Lemon was bombed in the sixth at Washington where overworked Mike Garcia. a l3-game winner, had to help save 2n 9-6 first game. Early Wynn failed to last in the second game, fading for Q pinch hitter in Wash ington's 4-3 victory.
 Only one Boston Red Sox pitcher has gone the route in the last seven games with the club home at Fenway park where it is sup posed to be invincible.
 Ellis Kinder made his fifth ap- pearance in a week yesterday after Willard Nixon pulled a tendon in his thigh sliding into a base. Nixon, inconsistent all season with only -wo complete games, was pitching .wo-.lio ball for seven innings when hurt. Walt Masterson and Kinder nailed down his 5-1 edge over St. Louis
 For a change Chicago got full nine-inning job as Billy Pierce whipped Philadelphia, 4-3.
 BrookEyn's pitching also had a rough time at Pittsburgh where the Pirates knocked out Ralph Branca and roaghed up loser Clyde King to win 1929. Ralph Kiner hit his 27th homer for the Eucs and Gil Hodges No. 31 for
 Brooklyn in the loosely played struggle.
 The loss cut the Brooks lead to nine games because New York split 2 pair with Chicago, losing 3-2 to Cal McLish and winning 20 on rookie Al Cowin's seven-hit shut out.
 Despite a To blanking at the hands of Cincinnati's Kenny Raf- fensberger, the Phillies held tight to third place because St. Louis lost.
 The Cardinals were edged out
 by Boston, 2-1, dropping. into
 fourth place tie with the Braves. Warren Spahn wen his 18th on five hitter. Sam Jethr0e sped
 home from first on an infield out
 and wild throw by Stan MusiaI to win the game in the seventh.
 George Kell, who had five-hit day, slashed a single in the eighth inning to beat the Yankees in the first game at the Stadium. Kell's hit was off Spec Shea but Jack Kramer was the loser. Two homers by Gene Woodling and one by Yogi Berra went to waste. Cleveland came up with three in the ninth to win the first game at l Washington but succumbed to Julio Moreno's seven-hit pitching in the second half of the twilight night double.
 Ted Williams and Vern Stephens slugged successive first inning homers for all the runs the Red Sox needed to numb the Brownies.
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B. B. STARS
By the Associated Press

Batting, Nelson Fox, White Sox- Doubled in ninth to score Billy Pierce with winning run of 4-3 vic tory over Philadelphia.
 Pitching, Al Corwin, Giants - Rookie righthander shut out Chi cago with seven hits, 20, for first major league win.
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Sacramento in 0ne((ensored) of a Shape
Rainiers Goose eqq SoIons after Catcher Jumps Club Staff
By the Associated Press

It's dark night in the Pacific Coast league tonight, especially il your name happens to be Joe Cor don of the Sacramento, Calf, Cor dons.
 Gordon, swatsmith supreme. one man gang, and manager of the Sac ramento club, finds himself facing an acute shortage in the catching department for tomorrow's series opener with San Diego He has only one tried backstop, Winnie Smith.
 Al Lakeman, the Solons' rcgu- lar starter behind the plate, '---~ped the club last night.
 4o- a replacement, Gordon had to dip into the semi-pro ranks for Gene Brocker of the Marysville. Calif, Giants.
 Gordons woes were multiplied when his team absorbed a 40 goose egging at the hands of Bob Hall and the Seattle Rainiers. Halls masterful four hitter increased Se- attle's lead to six games over Holly wood, which lost.
 Don Padgett of Oakland was, the batting hero of the evening He stepped up as pinch hitter in the bottom of the ninth and lam pasted a home run that gave the fourth place Acorns a 6-5 triumph over Los Angeles.
 The hard luck guy was Long John LindeIl, multi purpose work horse of the Hollywood Stars. Two unearned runs did him in as the tail end San Franciscos dis patched the Stars, 5-S.
 The revitalized San Diego Padres chalked up victory number five in their six game series with Portland They won the finale, 8-4, behind the six hit chucking of Sam Jones, the PCL strikeout king. He added nine more to his total.
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WILL Games

By the Associated Press Vancouver 5, Yakima 3. Tacoma 5, Salem ?. Tri-City 7-11, Victoria BIO. Spokane 15, Wenatchee 0.
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ATTENTION

Stevens Stores will open at 3:30 am and close at 5:30 pm. during month of August. 876-2t
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Eight Dope
By the Associated Press

San Francisco Joe Louis, POT, Detroit, outpointed Cesar Brion, 196, Argentina, 10.
 Edmonton, Alta. = Georgie Dunn, 134, Edmonton, outpointed Irish Tim Dalton, 136, Chicago, 10.
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HUTCHINSON IS HERE

Walter E. Hutchinson of Port land, Ore, is stopping at the Bar anof Hotel.
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ATTENTION

Stevens Stores will open at S:30 am. and close at 5:3O pm. during month of August. Sio-2o
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NOTICE

Pioneer Picnic. Sunday, August 5th. at Garnick's Cabin, Lena poocr 876-3t
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Stanley Gray of Trail, B. c. i' reeistered at the Baranof Hotel.
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FROM SEATTLE w. c. Arnold of Seattle is reg istered at the Baarnof Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-02-05

Capt. Len Sexton. W/O Warren S. Reese.
when a huge wave overturned
their tug off the Golden Gate.
Five other men from Boiling
were repeatedly recovering from
shock and exposure in Letterman
General Hospital in San Fran
cisco. A Boiling official said he
had been told that none of this
group suffered broken bones and
that they will be flown back here
as soon as they feel able to travel.
The two missing Boiling Men
are:
Capt. Len Sexton. "a, adjutant
of the 1100th Special Air Mission
Group from Washington.
Warrant Officer Warren S.
Reese. AZ, veteran of 81 years
in the Air Force.
Capt. Sections wife. Jeanne, was
notified in New York. where she
is visiting friends. The Sections
live here at 1880 Shipley terrace
Sc.
Warrant Officer Reese has
served at Boiling since 1887. ex-
cept for a short tour Of duty in
Hawaii. His wife and daughter,
Joan, II, live at 7135 Allentown
road. Oxon Hill, Md.
The Washington group left here
January % on a Today West
Coast inspection trip. In the
party from Washington and
among'the rescued were:
1t. Col. j. F. Mears, command
ing officer Of the 1100th Special
Air Mission Group; MfSergt. F.
H. Roarke, 3116 Douglas street
Sc: Capt. Harvey B. Robertson,
1048 Barnaby terrace Sc; Capt.
Murray w. Baker, 4009 Third
street Sc, and 1t. Cyrus P. Cul-
len, 1853 Barnaby terrace Sc.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Answering Shooting Call,
Police Find 36 in Dice Game

There was plenty of shooting
going on yesterday at 1912 Seventh
street NV. when police arrived,
but the weapons were dice.
Four policemen rushed to that
address about $50 am. in response
to shooting call and discovered
So persons in back room, all in
tent on dice game.
Police carted the occupants, all
colored, to the thirteenth precinct
where 35 of them elected to for
felt S. each on disorderly con-
duct charges. The Seth. Ernest
Collins, 26. shoe shine proprietor
at the Seventh street address,
forfeited $25 on disorderly conduct
charges.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
PIeven Returns 10 Paris,
Confident Of u. 5. HeIp
By the Associated Press

PARIS, Feb. 5.-Premier Rene
Pleven returned yesterday from
his official visit to the United
States and Canada, convinced that
France can count on the help of
powerful friends.
81 return convinced that France
IS understood, that her efforts are
appreciated, that she Is not alone.
that she can count upon powerful
friendships, and that she will be
efficiently helped in all fields" Mr..
Pleven said.
The premier and Gen. Alphonse
JUN, chief of all French forces,
were greeted at windswept Orly
Field by Foreign Minister Schu-
man. Defense Minister Moch and
other French government officials.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
U. S. ENJOYS Confer

FRANKFURT, Germany, Feb
5 R.-America's Western Euro
pean ambassadors met here today
with leading State Department
officials to review United States
relations with Europe. Assistant
Secretary of State George w.
Perkins opened the three-day
meeting in the headquarters
building of the United States High
Commission for Germany.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Wives of. Two AirmeI
In 1ugboat Disaster
Are Told Of Loss

The wives Of two Boiling Air
Force Base men have been Off
cially notified that their husbands
are missing in a West Coast fish
ing party disaster, base spokes-
man said today.
The Saturday fishing trip of 20
Army and Air Force men pre-
sumably cost the lives of six-in-
cluding the two from Boiling
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Air Force Units in Koreu
Get Presidential Citution
By the Associated Press

UNITED STATES 5th AIR
FORCE HEADQUARTERS, Korea.
Feb. 5.-The Sd Air Rescue Squad
ron and the 6147th Tactical Con-
troll Squadron today received presi-
Dental unit citations. They are
the first 5th Air Force units to
be SO honored during the Korean
war.
Mai. Gen. Earle E. Partridge,
5th Air Force commander, pre-
sented the citations at ceremony
at an airstrip in Korea.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Four Corners PTA to Meet

DR.. A. Powell Davies, pastor of
All Souls Unitarian Church, will
address the Four Corners Ele-
mentary School Parent Teacher
Association at 8 pm. tomorrow at
the school on Old Bladensburg
road.
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HELP. MEN

SALESMAN to sell used cars, also
automobile mechanic. For appoint
ment call L. PINCUS, MA. 6542 OF
evenings, sH. 3965.
SALESMAN for camera and photo.
| graphic supplies; excellent salary
plus liberal commission HENRY'S
CAMERA GAMER, CENTER, 421 King ST.,
SALEsMAN-AssT. SALES MANAGER,
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f1rm selling products and supply To
every type retail merchant. Write
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Box 375-R, Star.
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Must, be high-type man OF excep.
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PERS CO., 1888 Wis. ave-; DE. 5I59
SALESMAN, STORM WINDOWS: W,
have a double hung and an OUTSIDE
easement; two Of the better alumi.
mum storm windows on the market
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and measurement. NO. 4265 for
further information. I7s
SALESMAN, fine mems store. expert
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man looking for a permanent future.
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Tues. aft. 81 am.
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HELP MEN

statesmen who have had intangible
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WASHMAN

WASHMAN
EE2fF!fnSsa F2fRfnSaroT Apply EAunEarFs Ne RssVzes
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WASHING MACHINE repairman
lBendixJ experienced on coin op-
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knowledge. Must be sober and re-
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WASHING MACHINE SERVICE MAN.
experienced. will consider young
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wATCHMAKER wanted good paw.
sood WORKING conds. INQUIRE sos q
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WRITER, for permanent national
organization, Applicants must have
an extensive background in public
relations and news editing. news
sition requires initiative and inde-
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details and photograph in first letter.
All replies confidential; salary COM
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MAN, white, between 6O-65. as clerk
In one of our branch stores 0aundry
and dry cleaning business). Call
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MAN-D. C. drivers license. to work
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salary. Box 3O2-M, Star. g
MAN to learn radio and TV repair
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YOU'VE MAN. 1s to q. temporary
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Apply Room 300. SIG 14th st. NV.
YoGNG 81 MANmSSessdp n anS = pi alert and wiling
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vacation, also bonus vacations. Ap-
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YOUNG MAN as clerk messenger In
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Chance for advancement Apply
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ask for Mr.. Norton.
YOUNG MAN, 21-35 with car. draft
exempt; opportunity for 500 week
Job within one year; high school
education and urge to succeed; with
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house; no selling experience neces-
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salary to start. Apply Mr.. Victor,
YOUNG MAN. Is, to work in grocery
62S 9Th st. s.w.
YOUNG MAN. intelligent. able to
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YOUNG MAN for packing and ship
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paid vacation and Decentralization:
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YOUNG MAN. age 22-35 to call on
colleges, churches, hospitals. and
public schools. representing we'll
established firm. Salary am commits
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or apply in person. from 8 until 5.
TUDOR'S COLLEGE SHOP, 436 9TH
yotSG 8 T MMasSNSinstSlp MsN s1leee 4 D srsduats q
business administration. to take
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| to write letters, answer phone, meet
people, receive shipments, etc. Ad-
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Salary $3.50 per month to start,
| more In few weeks II you are the
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SALES CLERK


Permanent position in air conditioned
store. GEO. F. MUTH CO, 7I0
18th st. NV. -
SALESMAN, experienced mems fur
nishines or clothing, must be able
store with all national brands.
ing for permanent future. Ex-
cell. starting salary. State quail
flcation. etc. Box 37S-R. Star.
SALESMAN, to specialize in the sale
of business properties and invest
ments. BOSS q PHELPS. INC. 14I7
shLEsMAN for mems clothing and
furnishing department. Good salary
and commission; permanent posi-
ton: Apply Mr.. Chatlen, H. ABRAM-
son 4 co. 1882 7th st. NV. %
Good hours and pay perm. MILLS
CO. 9th and sts. NV. -4
SALESMAN, outside selling TOP
names television. Can earn $4,000
Must have car. See Mr.. F.. 2Oi2
Shannon pl. Sc. between 10 and IL
SALESMAN, experienced ieweiry
Joe Tash. NEW YORK JEWELRY
SALESMAN to call on commercial
firms and institutions who have
written asking to call; this is q
real opportunity; must have car and
be willing to travel; salary and
commission. 1109 Eye st. NV Il
SALESMAN, for shoe store; must bt
STORE, 526 KinE ST.. Alex. Va
a
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CLERK STENOGRAPHER, young
woman, bet. 20-30 yrs. Of age, for
brokers' ONCE must be neat, at
tractive, have pleasing telephone
personality, type at least 40 words
per minute and take shorthand:
typing. shorthand. collection Of
rentals and dealing with the public;
experience helpful but will con-
slider inexperienced applicant who
shows above average intelligence;
3712-hr. wk. Reply in ewn hand
writing giving all particulars includ-
ing family status and starting SALE
ary. Box 42-R, Star. 3
familiar with een-
eral office work. Apply treasurer,
SHOREHAM HOTEL. $500 Calvert
CII.ERKiE-TYPIsT-Duties vary. per-
manent position; experience helpful
GarmaS Haf aS. IENpER MO- contsSi sSrlnE M
ton Shopping Center, Shirlington.
CLERK -TYPIsT-Perm. position; s.
day wk. Apply CAPITOL PRINTING
i INK TS GO; vs S9s Channins pl. nie = a
INC. S12e Ga. ave, Silver Spring.
CLERK-TYPIsT. to operate Remins-
tom bookkeeping machine.
Small office. Perm. position. 5-day.
35-hr. wk. Free hospital ms. 500
mo. to start, Please state age and
e. experiencs Box 26S5M. star. q
ant working conds.. salary conmen-
surate with exper. and ability. Beth
LUMBIA sPEcfALTY CO. INC. 503
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase, Nd.
CLERK -TYPIsT. permanent position;
5-day week; air-conditioned once
Miss Nixon. AMCo PRODUCTS CO,
1912 NJ st. NV, MA. 4I53.
ILERK-TYPIST Young woman
needed a9 to M permanent position IN
ance and contracting firm. Excel
lent pay and working conditions
with an opportunity for advence-
n,, ment Apply to MR.. EDWARDS.
JLERK- -TYPIsT-Youns lady for gen.
eral Office work. Permanent posi-
ton. De 3410. -
>LERK-TYPIST--Law once; conven.
loot, 18th and New York ave.t
S2,1O0. Cali ST. $3.50 Tues. morn
to handle auto
titles and invoicing. No exper. nee
essary. Permanent position; pleas
ant working cond.; air-cond. ONCE;
a-day wk.; paid sick leave; 2 wks
vacation; group insurance: hospital
benefits; salary open This is an
excellent opportunity for an Alex
andria resident now working tp
WASHINGTON. Phone Mr.. Trauh, OV.
1900 for appt. BENDALL PONTIAC.
1925 Prince St, Alexandria. rs
CONTINUED on Next ParsI
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statesmen (2)

Due to expansion program, we have
need for two more representatives
Opportunity open for rapid advance
ment. Experience advantageous but
not necessary. If you are ambition,
train you: leads furnished. Appli.
cantS must have good character
education and appearances: car nee.
essay. Earnings will be in the Sd, ,OOC
to 900 bracket. Position perma
nent. Write, giving full BACKGROUND
we. will contact you and make ap.
polntment Tor interview. Box 3S1-R
Star.
SALESMEN-Collect as you earn
Neat appearance, good personality
$40 to Sis per day. Opportunit,
Tor exper. outside contact men. Ap.
ply all week, 1912 G st. NV, Room
Evening star., 1951-09-02
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