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League Standings
AUTO CLASSIC
 WINNER GIVEN
 $63,o0o PURSE

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1 -R- The Indianapolis Motor Speedway last night split record cash purse of SPOT $50 among drivers and own CTS of the B cars in the 500-mile Memorial Day race.
 Winner Lee Wallard of Altamont, N. Y, received s63.612.12 in cash as well as the $4,0O0 Chrysler pace car and other merchandise prizes too numerous to mention.
 Previous records for the total purse and winners payoff. set last year, were $20l,1 ,135 and S57,458.
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MOOSE DOWN ELkS
 FOR SECOND TIME
 BY SCORE 15 TO }

Scoring nine runs in wild third inning, the Moose over-rode the Elks the second time last night to win Is to 3.
 Tn the first inning, Mueller scored from second on Nielsen's two-base hit. Taguchis hit to second drove in Nielsen.
 McClellan's two-bagger in the bot tom of the first tallied in Orme from second.
 Ebona, getting a base on balls and going to second on Richardsons s Texas leaguer. scored on Mueller's two-base hit into left field in the second frame. The Elks went score less in the second and third
 Sanford's grounder to third drove in Nelson. Bases on balls for Rich ardson and Moesh forced in Ia guchi and Miller Shaw, muffing Mueller's fly into centerfield, let Sanford and Richardson score. Mel son, batting for the second time in the inning, hit into deep right1ielo and Moesh and Mueller scored.
 Taguchi followed suit hitting into deep right field driving in Nielsen Finding a hole in deep right field to his liking, Miller batted in Ia guchi. Four runs had been scored before the first out and four after the second out.
 Getting a two-bagger and going to third on a balk, Pidgeon scored on an overthrow at second. On sec ond by the over throw Palmer tal- lied on the over-t throw at first for the last Elks score.
 In the fifth, Nielsen hit two bagger and crossed home on Miilers bingle to shortstop. Nielsen walked in the seventh and scored on Ia guchis two-base hit. Taguchl, going to second on the throw-in, made the last score for the Moose on Fbona grounder muffed at second.
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B. B. SEARS

Stars of the only game played Thursday in the majors are:
 Batting = Jackie Robinson, Dodg- ers-boosted maj league leading batting average to 407 with two hits and scored winning run of 4-3 edge over Phils after home plate pumping" incident with Russ Meyer
 Pitching = Carl Erskine, Dodgers pitched steady relief ball to earn fourth victory.
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HERE FOR CONFERENCE

Officers from the Alaska Com- mand at Elnendorf Field arrived here yesterday in an Air Force plane for a conference with U. s. Coast Guard officers here. They expected to return to Anchorage today. Tn the party are Capt. w. E. OLerholtzer of the U. s. Navy, It. Col John Wester, Major Anderson, Capt McInnis, Ut. Keith R. Smith Jr., It. Francis Farrell and Sgt. Robert Bartley.
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*-Orme to 2b for Grummett ana Palmer to pitcher at 4th.
 Two-base hits: Taguchi, McClel- Ian, Pidgeon; left on bases: Moose g, Elks II; hit by pitcher: Sanford, Shaw, Lindsey wild pitches: Ofine l, Taguchi l, Nielsen 2; first on err TOTS: Moose 9, Elks 4; balks: Ta- guchi; first on balls, off Orme ', off Palmer 2, off Taguchi 3; struck out, by Orme 3, by Palmer 6. by Taguchi 6, by Nielsen 3; umpires: Wilber, Davis.
 The next game, Moose vs. Coast Guard, Sunday afternoon at 2:3o. This is game No. 2 cancelled twice because of rain.
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VEIEz 0UTpOINTED
 BY DUNN, 10 ROUNDS

EDMONTON, Alta, June -lR-- Lightweight Joey Velez, favorite of Spokane and Seattle boxing fans, last might lost the rubber match of three with Georgie Dunn of Hart ford, Conn.
 Judges gave Dunn unanimous 10-round decision.
 Dunn weighed 133, Velez 135.
 Dunn won the first of the three matches with Velez, but the Spokane fighter took the second match in Calgary, Alta, several weeks ago.
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Juan Munoz, Dorothy Krantz, w. A. Bowling, L.. Cooksey, T. O'Day, Howard Boroles, A. M. Morigan, D. Keilman, x. o. Shapiro, Norvin Lewis, E. Johnson, Peggy Lee, Vir- ginia Thomas, T. Fleming, w. J. Dawson, Lloyd zimen, Ted Keaton,
 To Ketchikan: Arthur and Dru- sea Schaihle, Dr. Fate, Robert Gra- bel, J. Weston, Harold Sinclair.
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GAMES

Final scores of WILL games last night are as follows: Salem 10, Vancouver 6. Spokane 6, Yakima 5. Wenatchee g, Tri-City 3. Tacoma 5, Victoria 2.
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SWANSON LEAVES FOR KETCHIKAN
 c. G. TRAINING

Assistant Supervisor Doug Swan son, of the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Service left this afternoon for Ket- chikan where he will be for the next two weeks on reserve training duty with the U. s. Coast Guard. Swanson is a lieutenant with the Coast Guard.
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two weeks and then will go to Ketchikan on the same mission. He will probably cover the Wrangell- Petersburg area from the south end of the division.
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Sporb Briefs

Chantilly, France = Bob Knowles of Brookline, Mass, moved into finals of French Amateur Golf championship.
 Paris - Doris Hart and Shirley Fry. leading American players, swept into finals of French Inter national Tennis championship.
 Tacoma = Jess Hall. 190, Tacoma, last night knocked out Hank Thur man, 198, Modesto, Calf. 8.
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ONE GAME IN MAJORS

There was only one game played in the major baseball leagues Thurs day and that was in the National League with Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia to 3.
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Summary
Totals

*-Moesh to catcher; Nielsen to pitcher; Taguchi to shortstop, Miller to center field, and Elkins batting for Sanford in the 5th.
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Irving Berlin's home on Beck man Place. New York, overlooks the new home of the United Ma tions.
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FROM KANSAS

MT. and Mrs. Tom Craig of Bel vue, Kansas, are stopping at the Hotel Juneau
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EXAMINER TO KETCHIKAN

Immigration Inspector John Examiner left for Ketchikan today and during his absence any desired information may be obtained at the Customs office here or by cor respondence with the Ketchikan immigration service.
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The National Geographic Society says cabbage was popular many centuries before Christ.
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SPOKANE VISITOR Roy Larson of Spokane is at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN with sales ability; ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement;
salary. DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 6
st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. white, IN order dept.
Of long established ONCE supplies
store; pleasant surroundings, clean
work. perm. lob: excel. opport. for
advancement; draft exemption de-
sirable; vacation with pay plus sick
leave. 5h-day wk.; retirement pen
sion plan. STOCKETT-FISKE CO.,
919 e st. NV. ID
YOUNG MAN; excellent opportunity
II you are between the ages of Is
and % and wish to start with an
expanding company.
Position Of order clerk win provide
experience in a company manu-
featuring automatic devices and fol
the right person. q fine future In
our engineering and installation
dept. will be possible.
High school education essential ano
some knowledge Of electrical cir
cults air conditioning equipment
physics, and blue print reading IL
Reply by letter stating your oualifi.
cations to HONEY.
WELL REGULATOR CO, 1926 Wis
ave. NV. Attention: Mr.. H.. @
Muller. liz
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MAYER & co.
421 9TH st. NV.

Id
CLERK-TYPIsT, with knowledse Of
shorthand. for immediate employ
ment; 5-day wk.; good salary; group
bsses EMERsoN ago 0'hsf RApo pSeopso5FE 81
WASHINGTON, NC. 1893 18th St.
CLERK CLERK TYpIsT, NE. section; not
SysT week sS Sesis9t fon s%a RorknS ss sendn Sdny
Apply KANE TRANSFER CO, 2li6
cRERk.rTFfsr-s5-hr, Rfh T.; Hifi wk.: Tis pleas.
ant working conds.. salary eommsn-
LUMBIA SPECIALITY CO.. INC. 500
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase, Nd.
ICLERK-TYPIsT - Interesting hotei
surroundings, 5hs-day wk Liberal
company benefits plus vacation with
WRfXyRDMAApNP RfyR MApNP' pAsRD ssRRDloHgooffnEs HofEL of7eso a7So
uEERR. TGIS.ff .TYP1sTMPermanent position
open for young woman under 40.
working conditions. with economical
Sseaons yks yaefSn tSay DHs Ms 002ps 2p
ply Rm. 800 si6 i4th st. NV NV. be-
tween an and 8 pm. 14
day, 4o-hr. Week; pleasant workins
setS sctSeaNSTuRy so FOX iIslh PiIM coRP:
C4IIE5RKSrrffYPiisnT; 4I5 Srf 81 nv, W Insurance expert.
ence not essential. 37H-hr., 5-day
week: vacation. MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO. 1901 H st. NV.
Mr.; Peterson; ma. 1850. lis
cLERkI45XfSsT asE 45SGS Issf
ing conditions; liberal discounts on
purchases; insurance and hospitaliza-
ton plan. Tetiremsnt plan: Apply
CIERK-TYPFisf.. claims s. dept. n;pi iarss as
stock casualty company; experience
not necessary. Call ME. 1545. III
CLERK-TYPIST, 5h-day week. Good
Anps ia5pEy aSdtors SdhsT oRse hSIToN SsnsS
hIEt ts and s5r sts xeeR nv 81 dS ,sddS
yearly plus free tuition. Phone Miss
ST. 4940, weekdays. 1o-5, for ap:
ciIEkK.TXsPTsI; dI5s ,,i,I T., some knoyledss Of
3 hrs; 5 or 5A day. See MRS.
"A MFAssIE Ass LEvI77ssTT l7sT Conn; ave; ; IA a..
2EER1cxs daE xsff sERveE sss eESrER. MES k0ssFs sss
HH;y Glsbe lss rd.. Arlington, Va.
c9EkK.TYflsr c9M !7Ia in real estate 1aa ONCE.
under. 10. Apply afternoons. MARI
SHALL J. JsoyWsA WAPLE CO. 1924 14th
CLERK TYPiST. young lady Is to 80.
II you live near or can travel cons
Veniently to 18th and H sts. me-.
we have an attractive position to
offer; 5 days week; some typins and
telephone exper. necessary. RE-
LIABLE FINANCE CO.. 1903 Marys
land ave. ne. -15
some experience
necessary for ONCE in mems wear
store. Apply FASHION SHOP, 1900
r st. nsw.. Mrs. Wax. Ia
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PAINTERS (WHITE)

AA4N L G4Co w Ill l u
Inside and outside. experienced: large
apartment development; good hourly
pay. BUCKINGHAM MAINTE-
NANCE DEPT. 5000 N. 4th ST.,
Arlington. Va Ia
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Alex. Va. Job located on Monticello
blvd, " blk OF Russell rd.; steady
work with good pay for experienced
men. Report to Mr.. Pender on Job
GRuVER COOLEY CONSTRUC .
TION Hn
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WOOL PRESSERS

WOOL PRESSERS
Exper.; 5h-day wk. Steady work.
good salary. Apply 1888 Buchssnan
BOY. colored. groceries; 10-5:30: no
Sundays; sig; 2707 Nichols ave.
BOY. IS or over, to learn plastic
fabricating business. DUKE BONTz
& e.. CO. 1ot rear =. 671l II New Hampshire
MAN XS WfTh VIII rcl CAR Mq for light delivery lt
work in Sill. Spr. area, evenings ard
Sats. Call SH. 1856.
MAN to drive truck for oil burner
sdPslS hSass SpSy S5S s tS
MAN to sell furniture repair sup
Piissi bETj permanent s1n employment. BE-
perience not necessary; on-the- Job
training; good salary and commits
MAN. white, S6 to 80, for work in
ternoon. wAsH1NdToN FiRosTED Il
FOODS INC, 415. 10th st. s.w. IL
MAN coiored, middle aged for as
snn ee'0Eb lGR IN dases sfe 'sss sfs
light. and include part-time work
in lobby. Apply to Mrs. Stearns.
resident n. .gr.. the PARKWAY APIS :,
1920 Conn. ave. NV. -13
MAN WHO CAN operate steam cleaner
ST pei. day. Apply 2912 Nichols
ave. after 12 noon. Ia
MAN. white. to assemble orders in
wholesale tobacco house; steady
position with advancement for
right party. Al Eye st. ne. -13
MAN WITH CAR-Would you like
to increase your weekly income $50
to S25 or more during your spare
time selling Rawlsish Products to
LEIGHS, Dept. D. C. I-14-247,
Chester Pa.
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THE EVENING STAR

LIE EVENING STAR
no. Penna Ave. NV.
PLUMBER, exper. electric drain serv-
ice. Good opportunity: steady work.
SHAPIRO. 3l1s Ga. ave. NV
PLGMBERs' APPRENTICE, high
school graduate, between ages 1S-
"a Call for appt., to pm. Ma,
PLUMBER's HELPER. Apply 5SSe5
PLUMBEiR's HELPER-Exper. man
needed. to I'LL perm. position in est.
ment in position and wage. AppIi-
fsr adSaFd nust JoaS 81 ssen=cVt q WEBgPER HgP MI
SONS, INC. tEst. 1879 697 F
PIUMi5ERs, PIT hi5iER HELPERS, experienced
only; good steady sll-year job; Ii
Plumbers AND HELPERs-FTirs,
class only need apply; steady work;
top wages; report between and
7:30 am, rear s512 Ga. ave. ready
PLuMBEks. iobbing mechanics. . 10
NV. bet. 7-S am. or AS pm. ia
PLUMBERS HELPER. must have
d5Iysrs permit; white tn Va sTaining
14tR st. NV. No phones. is
PLUMBER'S HELPER, no experience
necessary. Apply 1246 Taylor st.
NV. between and s am. or 4 to
PoRRf;ERR. FER full time: chance for is sd-
MACY; Ma 6573 Aser rd.. Hyattsyylille'
PORTER 80, colored, B. for or drugstore tor
Must have Nd. ID drivers license. caii
FoRTTERt for new car clean up, Year
around Job; good pay; vacation with
pSy oist Plus todS3;c holidays with pay iN Ghey.
PECK. INC. ssa5 wilson blvd,
Arl.. Va See Mr.. C. A. Brown. Ia
PORTER for all-around store work,
must be dependable, steady job for
right man; references required. Ap-
els j. person, SS sGRpL6s Ss1g SALES c.. e.
PoRTER; with with d:Ti drug tore experience
tons. STATE FsAEdHS DRUcs. sofS INC, F I4oi
Penna. ave. NV. Ma. 1850. Ia
PORTER-Full time. days; Mt. Pleas
sr,;r!3r ant area; permanent: amen, good JOB in
PoRTES&F0T PS5sfisR[e aE lagse gss' auto wholesale
dept; 5-day week, good hours and
salary. Must have opera tors per-
init. See Mr.. Crabill. L. P. STEU-
RsT RsiTro5S 5Sci R.FHssga Riys5 rd nd and B + O..
PORTER (Colored)
Steady Job for reliable man. Must
between 35 and 40 preferred; refer
cali Mr.. WILSON. sH. 2SHHl.l'lt 600. @l4
PORTER- BAR colored. age 21-30,
pm, of Sat. Apply in person,
PoRTER-DELIvERY BOY: must have
refs. and drivers permit: for drug
store in Sil; Spr, SH; 3014. ii
zsAssxboR siG1s E2Es bRRIGsroRED 6RP5G DsTsGa ifsh
PoRrER oRa ssi ANb p'D Driver rcoloredj; MiG re-
liable. refs. full or part time. 6117
PORTER DRIVER. Wheaton Rock
rood man. Apply SUBURBAN REX
ALL DRUG STORE, Viers Mill
OPTiCiAN, experienced hitter. for
1rm with select clientele. Perma-
nent position Box 198-R. Star. Ia
PRESSERS. wool. exper.; perm. posi-
ton: plenty Of work. 10c a suit,
CH1LLUM CLEANERS. GE. 666S.
steady work; $50 wk. I'll New
York ave. NV. -13
PRESSERS (2l. exper. Good salary.
s B. K CLEANERS. 443 9TH ST.. s.w.
rn1rNrn
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HELP MEN

MEN over 55 for light hand work in
art manufacture. Apply 1881 23rd
MEN. coiored, excellent opportunity;
must be experienced in painting
and general maintenance work; to
work with small crew around apt.
houses; good salary. quarters avail
and sober. Call in person to see
Mr.. Rich, with LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO.. 3315 Conn. ave. NV.
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statesmen (2)

sECRETARY-5-day; pleasant sur
NATIONAL ia BRICK & sUPPLY Go
service 5'' MAN for household sp.
pliances. Truck, furnished. permail-
Rsns!if EnHe4R1c CO.. R. 4l1S Rqvd con6' 6oWRs sEs
sfSy1Ct Si t1oo' STATION ATTENDANT
RoY's SHE'LL SERVICE. soi No
SERVICE SsplEci STATION ArTENDASl44- Ml4
Experienced; 6-day week; D. C
goHNNy,s STR5 TRxAco s9esi5FsH sERVIcE faqpas. sqa,
TION Goth and ~ Y. ave n ". Ia
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
need Of exper. ' attendsnts; adini A'f good d
and sick leave. Apply 1928 Blair
SERVICE STA. ATTEND. thor. exp exper.
TOP Esso, SERVICE VICE. cEaTER, Si!na 5000 $500
Central ave-. Seat Pleasant, Md:
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Esgo sSsvfSE Hny pS sS te g9Bs
sERyiCE Station ATTENDANT. ca
pable man, to manage night shifts
only exper. man need apply; good
f6N 9PfeSEtuptS 44s5 RsDEss SoEs SERVICE Id ns sT4
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTs
wanted; experienced preferred; D. C.
drivers permit required Apply KID
WELL 4 BREW SERVICE STATION.
sERVIcf fiSt ts'e sTxTnoN "a lon ATTENDANT
We have several openings for. good.
energetic young men interested in
this type Of business; salary and
Dortunes SorHS smpoze Hpp BENEFITS 70 anre sN
oil CO. 9ot6 eSa G"nn. "a ave. eeis1 NV. oi4 i4
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Several openings for ambitious
young men interested in full-time
employment with advancement op-
must have drivers permit. H1 Many my
employe benefits in addition to good
wages. Refs, required. See Mr.. Nc.
Fadden, 10 am. to 12. and to 4
pm. CAPITOL sERvIcENTER. s6i
sERvncE sEERRSvTtl5gtiSP sTATIoN aTe n'x 'xxrrENpANIls-
lob? I need several good men, one
shift operator one fabrication spe-
cialist, and others to open a new
super Servicecenter at Georgia ave.
and Viers Mill rd.. Wheaton. Md.
ess sppI f grSy gtn ssh the sHS
ICE. New Hampshire ave and M
stS. NV, liz
SHEET METAL MAN. experienced IN
general sheet metal and roofing, also
an experienced helper. good pay,
9 steady work, Call ia 2-4294 ia
pertenced helpers. for installation
and shop work; for warm air heat
ing. Apply 2131 9th st. NV. before
SHIPPING CLERK-Must have b. C.
drivers permit; basic 40-hr. wk,;
some heavy lifting; start at $40 per
wk. 1920 Wisconsin ave. NV. ia
SHOE .SALESMAN-All around exper. |;
steady; Sat. extra; good sal. 3l56
Wilson blvd. Arl., OK. .2OO4. lie
SHOE SALESMAN-.Good salary; ex-
Gel. opportunity for advancement.
Apply q. r. KINNEY CO.. $40. eth
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced pre-
ferredh permanent position; salary
plus emission. FoRSYTHE'S SHOE
6TOH 1928 r st. NV.
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YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined,
to learn electrical trade. Good pay,
steady work. I'll 9th st. NV. Ia
YOUNG MAN to sell and service
sewing se0rss machine: for department pt9 nt
sion with additional bonus. Apply
ATIVE DEPT. STORE. Arlington.
YoGjNG MAN for valet shop -
Light work behind counter: see MR..
CHICK, 1901 Conn. ave. NV. -I3
YOUNG MAN interested in making q
career in hardware. paint, plumbing
and and appliance store; must be high
knowledge; neat appearance. ARFAX
co. INC. Annandale. Va. -l5
YOUNG MAN, to work in stock room
Tor wholesale. shoe company. Apply
12H 4th st. NV. MR.. LEWIS.
YOUNG MAN. white, part time. to as
sist griddle man, 10 pm. to am
daily. Apply I'LL Good Hope I'd: Sc,
YOUNG MAN for fountain work
night school student; exper. and TOP
YOUNG MAN to work in mems
formal wear shop. MARTIN MAN
MING, 733 18th st. NV. la
YOUNG MAN. white or colored, work
DRUGSTORE. CALIFORNIA PHARMA-
YOUNG MANNReauire once assist
ant for busy service dept; must
have pleasant speaking voice; know
city; age 22-35: starting salary. ST.
500: excellent opportunity for adj
I'll 0 pm. EDWARD M. MEYER
CO.. S27 Upshur st. NV. TU. 1900
YOUNG MAN to work in better-erade
clothing Store located in darlington
Shopping Center. Apply COHEN'S
22uIA,LIITY 22IIA,LIIITY SHOP 1887 Seminary I'd.
YOUNG MAN TO- to work nights is as Bar
tender in nearby Md. tavern; exper
sober: honest and reliable; premises
Sd-p s ssasy a1d ss1 81 sH xss san ssaT
Apply in person between 10 am.
and 8 pm. 1908 Hamilton st.
T0UNG MAN to work in auto paint
snoS9 soo9 excellent tzssa: opportunity to learn
3O1O Rhode island ave. ne. II
YOUNG MAN to work in auto dealers
learn business and have secu.e en-
pioyment, interesting plan and bene-
llS. OhI MN. JOdNSON. Ok 2UUU.
YOUNG MAN. 1925, free to travel
West Coast and return for nationally
known circul. sales co.; perm. work.
Aver. comm. to $S5 weekly. Auto
furn. Must be neat Mr.. TANNER,
Cairo Hotel 7-9 pm. Don't phone.
YOUNG MAN. WHITE. to work in
drug store: Va. drivers license. No
Sun. or nights. FA. I'LL. ia
YOUNG MAN TO work in paint dept.
40-hr VIZ Opportunity for advance
ment Cal. LA. 6-4S00, -l3
YOUNG IAN interested in learning
dental supply business. Modern Of
fee, pleasant working conds.. 5-day
wk.; employe benefits. Apply s. s.
WHITE DENTAL MANUFACTURED
Co. 1903 Eve st. NV. lie
YOUNG MAN. white. in printing de-
par:ment of large off1ce supplies
store; pleasant surroundings; per-
manent Job draft-exemption de-
sirable, vacation with pay plus sick
leave: 5l2-da week retirement
pension plan. See Mr.. Thompson.
STOCKETT-FISKE CO., 919 & st.
NV --13
YOUNG MAN to learn mems clothing
business. must have refs. TR. 7511.I
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BOoKKEEPER-TYPIsI

Large real estate ONCE re.
quires the services Of q young
lady between 25 and 80 years
of age as bookkeeper-typist.
Must b. experienced In both
bookkeeping and tipping. Pleas
ant working conditions, per-
manent position, no Saturday
work Salary. 81. 900 per year
to start. Call MI. Cox. Ma.
2112,
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HELP MEN tcont.)

OIL BURNER MECHANIC, old. reli-
able nrm has permanent, opening
conditions. Call DI. 1866 between
on Of Ans s6RERk ; gfRn; MECHANIC. uFe exper.
for new Installations. top salary.
good working conditions. Apply
MR.. DANTE. 7:30 am. 400 H st; ne.
OPERATIONS MGR, for Ieadins
freight forwarding company. Pre-.
vious exper. helpful but not essen.
tial. Apply 9 to IL. ABC FREIGHT
FORWARDING CO., Fla. and Eek
PACKERS AND HELPERS. experience
with household goods desirable;
good wages; steady work. SECuR-
PAINT SALESMAN for established
distributor; inside work. Apply 530e
PAiNTERS-Experienced only; steady
~ork; In vicinity of Falls Church.
4; tEssa Bs6s "is Can Sac 81 s.sf ST.
PATSTERs. siHS1 ! sm' interior and exterior
swing men Apply Mr.. Boteler. Paint
Shop. sHoREHAM HOTEL, $500
PxfNfERs1Must PaxffsEffSR s Mus; be, experienced; as
ditions. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
300 Mass. ave. NV. -15
PAINTER, exper. in inside work es-
esaisli cHAsTLEFoN EF SAHES5Ti HoTEI. sfi iet6 % and
R SITS; NV. Contact MANAGER. IA
SIDING q ROOFING CO.. 9031
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MEN

II you want to work see US at once.
We can use 2 ambitious. men who
actually need money and are will
ing to work for it. Must be neat in
is to your advantage. Call 81. 1851
and ask for MR.. BENNETT. 10
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with 26-yr.-old company; top salary.
Come in and talk 1t over. 719 H st.
NV. ME. 2646. -I3
TELEVISION REPAIRMEN
Bench or outside: permanent position
car furnished; best pay. Apply r.
Dowd DOWD'S TELEVISION CO.
44l8 Conn. ave. NV. -17
TELEVISION SERVICE MAN. Must
be 1st class man. For bench and out
side work. Call oW. S726. 8 am
& pm. -13
TELEVJsIoN sERvICEMEN for in
side and outside Jobs. A good future
for men with little or lot OF
experience. Call MR.. FALWELL at
NE e247 for further inform alton,
TELEVISION SERVICE MAN, for out
side and inside work; pleasant work
inE Iy,r conditions; no night work;
CO.. .4505 Queensbury rd., River
ia dale, Md;, HY, 5Sg9; :ol3
to start. plus bonus; no car neces-
sary. Apply in person, FULFORD
ave, NV. -19
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YOUNG MEN as machinist helpers;
excellent opportunity to learn fine
trade; single men preferred; paid
vacation and hospitaliZa ton. Apply
Bethesda. Md. Ia
at once. Work Texas. Calf, return
No exptr. nec.; transp. furn.; can
average S75-SIO0 weekly plus bonus
MRS HERMANDES. Cairo Hotel
II am. / pm, 5 and pm
Don't phone. lis
YOUNG MEN. several, to assist mgr
in adv. campaign for leading oil co
Salary $50 per wk. and up. Ad-
vancement rapid for those who car
qualify. Apply MR.. COOPER. Am
bassador Hotel. 9-12. l-5, Tues,
Wed, Thurs. Fri. No phone calls
Evening star., 1951-09-13
CASHIER

For large real estate CO. in new air.
conditioned ONCE. located ner Conn.
ave Must be exper. and be able to
type. knowledge of bookkeeping;
37h hour week. no Saturdays,
vacation with pay Apply
JONATHAN WOODNER CO.
1905 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
MEN

Several are needed to train locally for
perm. positions with reputable COM
pany Inexperienced men who are
willing workers shall be considered.
direct supervision. Not canvassing
Earnings while learning should ex-
ceed 500 weekly. Car required. For
appt. phone ia. 1867.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position In our pressroom
with q chance for advancement;
21-30 years Of age. high school
graduate. of heavy build and capable
Of swing good attendance; must be
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel, Room SOC. Open S:30-h
weekdays and 9-1 on Saturday. No
nhaDA calls