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Evening star., 1952-06-10
Army Seeks 4th in Row
AT Rosecroff Toniqht

Army, a trotter owned anc
Idriven by AL Simon of Wilmington
N. c.. will be seeking his fourth
straight victory tonight in the
sixth race at Rosecroft Raceway
The meeting ends tomorrow night
Army lost his first start at the
nearby harness racing plant, but
has taken three since then. His
best time was 2:1O2s in his last
race. He has beaten Royal Rose
croft and Flash Princess and faces
a good field this time.
Among those testing him will be
Joe Eyler's Betz, Charley Carter's
Peppers Express and Johnny
Amato's Pard c.
Ed Jones, the one-legged driver.
has two starters on the program
as he tries to overhaul Wayne
Smart for driving honors in the
meeting. He will be behind Com
ing Day in the fourth race and
Pablo Hanover in the seventh.
Jones has had seven winners in
III starts. while Smart has had
eight in Is.
Flashy Princess, a 4-year-old
bay mare driven by Jimmy Arthur,
finally won at Rosecroft last night
and it was very impressive vic
tory. After three previous fail
ures, she flashed home an IL
length winner in the sixth race to
return $40 on 50. George Mac,
a SOL shot that led through the
first three-quarters, was second.
The second shortest daily double
of the meet was the $11.60 payof
on King Katy in the first race and
Flying Hawk in the second.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Minor Leagues
BY the Assoeiaied Press

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Sprinsfiield. 3; Montreal. 2.
Rochester, 6; Ottawa. 4.
Buffalo. 7; Toronto. g.
Baltimore, O.; Syracuse, 3.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
mo games scheduled)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. s.; Minneapolis, 4.
ST Paul. z; Columbus, ..
Louisville, B.; Kansas City, 4.
(Only games scheduled)
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Fort Worth. 2: Beaumont. /.
San Antonio, s.; Oklahoma City, 3.
Houston. L; Tulsa. o.
Dallas. 3; Shreveport. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis, 5; Mobile, 9
Nashville, 10: Atlanta, 3.
New. Orleans, 8; Little Rock, 4.
tOnly games scheduled.)
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany, s: Scranton. z.
WESTERN LEAGUE,
Omaha. IS; Wichita o.
Sioux City, g.: Denver. 8.
Pueblo. 10: Lincoln. 8.
Colorado Springs, 4; Des Moines, 8,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Montgomery, II; Savannah, 6.
Jacksonville: z; Columbus, 4.
Macon, 4; Augusta, 1.
Columbia at Charleston. POSTPONED. raj
Evening star., 1952-06-10
GRADERS 4-Run Homer
BRINGS MDW Victory
Special Dispoieh 10 The Star

LITTLE CREEK, Va. June 10
The Military District of Washing
ton baseball team continued its
swing through Virginia last night
by beating Little Greek Alligators
1913.
The Colonials wrapped up the
game with eight runs in the Sec
ond inning, four of them coming
on a bases-loaded homer by Gen.
terf1elder Rod Graber. Graber got
three for four last night and
scored three runs himself.
A revised MDW lineup hao
Johnny Antonelli, former Braves
pitcher, playing first base, and
Sam Calderone, former Giants
catcher, playing rightf1eld.
Evening star., 1952-06-10

same day, I took the good ship
SALTY Mills" across the Bay to
Bloody Point. Arrived at day.
break & soon observed over 30
boats trolling in the mouth of
Eastern Bay on the hill" Talked
to many boats over the radio
phone from the Gooses up to us.
Only one boat reported two fish,
& I came away with one s.
FOUNDER. Buy your tackle from
(fishermenO not statesmen, at
Mills Co., 9th and E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Baseball Injury Is FutoI

NORWICH. N. Y, June 10 P.-
David Funare, II. of Oxford died
last night in Chenango General
Hospital of a head injury suffered
Thursday when he was hit by a
baseball. Funare, who would have
graduated in two weeks, was in
jured during an intersquad prac-
tice at oxford Central School.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Demoo Signs for Eighth
Season With Redskins

AL Demao will be up over the
ball for the Redskins again this
season.
The veteran offensive center and
defensive line-backer has signed
for his eighth season. He is the
32d Redskfh to sign for 1852.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Braves. 3; Pirates, z

Totals 296 27 10 Totals 80 5 27 13
sStruck out for Friend in 7th.
tFouled out for Main in 9th.
Boston ---------- O2O 600 1903
Pittsburgh ------ 600 DOL O10-2
Runs-Jethroe, Torgeson. Hartsfield,
Del Greco t2). Errors-Hartsf1eld. Runs
Garagiola. Home run-Del Greco. Stolen
base-Jethroe.. Sacrifices-,Friend. Thorpe
2). Hartsfleld. Double plays-Smith to
st. Claire to Hartsfield. Left on bases
Braves. 10: Pittsburgh. T., Bases on
balls-Of Friend, 3; of Wilson. .; of
Main. 2. Struck out-By Wilson, 3; by
Friend, /; by Main, /. Hits-Of Friend,
g in 7 innings; of Main, in innings.
of Main, 90: off wilson, %. Hit by
pitcher-Friend Jethroe). Passed ball
Garagiola. Winning pitcher-Wilson (4-5l.
Losing pitcher-Friend (3-0. Time-2:31.
Attendance-6,973.
Evening star., 1952-06-10

COmac) using q
Conlon Spin
ming Rod with
a June Bug
S pin n er &
b loodw orms, ,
& 5-lb. test
filament
line & caught
over 40 rock,
sizes from / lb.
to 3 lbs, & a
call to Julius
Fletcher will
nr0ve il The
Evening star., 1952-06-10

Runs-Priddy (2), Pesky Souchock
Lenhardt (2), Dropo, Houtteman. DiMag
gio CO, Piersall, Kell, Stephens (2). Good
man (2). Scarborough. Errors-Stephens
(2), Pesky. Runs batted in-Souchock.
Lenhardt 90. Dropo go, Lepcio ca,
Scarborough, Piersall 60. Goodman. S.
White Two-base hits-S. White. Hatfield
Three-base hit-Goodman. Home runs
Dropo, Lenhardt, Piersall. Stolen base
Priddy. Sacrihces-Piersall, Pesky. Dou-
BILE plays-Hatfield to Priddy to Dropo;
Goodman to Stephens to Goodman; Lepcio
to Stephens to Goodman. Left on bases
Detroit, 9; Boston. 8. Bases on balls-Of
Parnell, /: off Scarborough, .; of Master
son, 3; off Stuart, 2; off Houtteman, l; of
Newhouser, / off H. White. 1. Struck out
BY Scarborough, 3; by Masterson, 2; by
Stuart, l.; by Houtteman. 3. Hits-Of
stuart in / % innings: off Houtteman,
in 32s innings; off Newhouser. o in
q inning; of H. White. l in 2 innings;
off Parnell, in Il inning; off SCARBOROUGH.
5 in ga innings; of Masterson, 3 in Ala
innings; off O'clock. 0 in p inning. Runs
Houtteman, 4-3; off Newhouser, 90; of
II il. White, 90; of Parnell; "A; of scar
borough, "A; off Masterson 90: on De-
lock, 90. Winning pitcher-Masterson
Q-D. Losing pitcher-Houtteman (3-3).
Time-3 :03. Attendance-5,sS4.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Reds Option Post

CINCINNATI. June 10 (R.-The
Cincinnati Reds have optioneo
Outfielder Wally Post to Mil
waukee of the American Associa-
ItiOn.
Evening star., 1952-06-10


Brooklyn -------O00 600 Z4u-h
St. Louis S-----------1lO OOO ouo-|
Runs-Robinson, Campanella. Pafko'
Hodges Furillo (2), Musial. Sisler. Error
sisler. Runs batted in-Musial. Sisler,
Reese (2), Campanella (2), Furillo t2).
Two-base hit-Morgan. Home runs-Mu-
sial. sisler, Campanella, Furillo. Double
plays-Slaughter to Sisier; Schoendienst
to sisler: Schoendienst to Glaviano Erskine
to Hodges. Left on baSeS-Brookyn. 3; st
Louis, 6. Bases on balls-Of Erskine /;
off Boyer. G; of Brazle. .; off Crimian. l.
Struck out-By Erskine, 4; by Boyer :; by
Crimian g. Hits-Off ErSkine, 3 in & in
nings; of Black, > in 3 innings; off Boyer
s in 5ls innings; of Brszie, LIN in = ,ns IN
and earned runs-Of Erskine, 20: of
Black, 90; of Boyer. 2-2; of Brazle. 3-3;
off Crimian, ii. Hit by pitcher-By Frs
kline ID. Rice). Winning pitcher-BlacE OK
coo. Losing pitcher-Brazle GID. Time
-3:01. Attendance-17,443.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
By "Salty" Mills

Figure this out. Harry ].
Wolfersberger was fishing last
Sunday in Bush Cove Qocated
right above Fletcher's on the Po-
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Major League Box Scores
yesterdays GAMES.
Dodgers, 6; Cards, 2

Totals 80 8 273 Totals "a %
"Fouled out for Erskine in 7th.
titled out for Glaviano in 9th.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
| Red Sox, 9; Tigers, 8

Totals 81 IL 2417 Totals 36 Is % 13
'Grounded into double play for New
hoWser in 7th.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
Rosecroft Entries
For Tonight

Post Time. S:15 PM.
IRsT RACE-Pace, Glass 80 (2nd div);
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Waves at Jet Speed,
Fomented by Quake,
Streak Across Pacific
BY the Associated Press

HONOLULU. Nov. 5.-A mas
sive convulsion of the earth's crust
deep under the Pacific Ocean off
Siberia hurtled seismic sea waves
quarter of the way around the
world yesterday at jet plane speed.
Mighty walls of water lashed
the Aleutians, Midway and
Hawaii. Lesser waves washed
against the Pacific shores of
Canada and the United States.
The seismic shocks burst out of
the Sea of Okhotsk, between
Siberia and Japan. They gener-
ated waves which streaked across
the Pacific at more than 400 miles
an hour.
Islands Put on Alert.
Warning messages cracked
through the air. Low-lying is
lands and coastal cities across
5000 miles of ocean were put on
the alert
Apparently not single life was
lost Damage was remarkably
light.
The last time such great waves
swept across the Paciflc-on April
l, 1946-169 persons were killed IN
Hawaii. The waterfront of Hilo,
a city OF $4,000 on the island of
Hawaii, was demolished three
blocks deep.
Four successive waves hit the
Hawaiian chain yesterday.
A 13-foot wave knocked down
telephone lines on Oahu. marooned
automobiles and flooded yards. A
farmer reported six cows killed.
Boathouse Destroyed.
In Honolulu harbor, waves tore!
cement barge from mooringsI
and hurled it against the MatSon|
freighter Hawaiian Packer. At
HiIo, a $4,000 boathouse was de-
molished. TWelVe-ton Coast Guard
buoys were ripped loose from their
moorings.
Az oC4oA1A1C waves
excitement but little panic. Sight
seers stampeded toward the beach
instead of away from it.
The only near casualty on Oahu,
HawaiIS most populous island, was
Don Webster, Navy photographer
from Swampscott, Mass. He was
knocked fiat by one of the shock
waves but grabbed on to barbed
wire fence 100 yards up the beach.
Il didn't have chance" he
said later. 1T hit me before I
knew it,"
Midway Ramp Washed Over.
On tiny Midway Island, 3 feet
OF water washed over the seaplane
ramp. The United States Navy
station there said there was no
damage.
The Coast Guard station at
Seattle said two laundering waves,
Evening star., 1952-11-05

IA and IL feet high. smashed
against its Aleutian station at
Attu. These, too, were terrifying
but apparently harmless.
BY the time the waves hit Adak,
far to the east. their fury had
been spent. They were less than
a foot high.
About 1000 residents OF the
Long Beach (Wash.) Peninsula
rushed to the hills when radio re-
ports said huge wave was BEAR
ing down on the coast. They re-
turned two hours later when the
reports proved false. A deputy
sheriff said the evacuation was
rapid but orderly and without
panic.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
zemo Helps Heal and
Clear ITCHY SKIN RASH!

First applications of Zemo-a doctors
antiseptic-promptly relieve itching OF
surface skin and scalp irritations. Zemo
stops scratching and so aids faster heal
ing and clearing Of irritated skinl
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Honor Medal Winner
Serves in Trieste Again
BY the Associated Press

TRIESTE FREE TERRITORY
First 1t. Jack c. Montgomery
lof Muskogee, Okla, can't seem
to get away from the Italian
peninsula.
In 1914, President Roosevelt
presented him with the Congress
sional Medal of Honor for heroism
on the Anzio beachhead. He then
thought he'd seen the last of
Italy, especially since he left the
Army in 1945.
In 1850 he was recalled to active
duty and sent overseas again-to
Trieste.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
GEN MDSE q DINING RIM

OEN. WIIOE. 0 D1NINI hM.
A very profitable business consisting
OF z large modern store and dining
room, modern apt. gasoline pumps,
ice business, off and on sale beer,
legal slot machines that more than
pay the rent, located on main high
way and about the center of 2
well populated beaches. Store can
be rented with long time lease,
with option, over an acre of parking
space. Also an old established din
ing room, on main highway by the
water; large modern dining room
and bar, legal slot machines, over
an acre Of parking space. q real
buy, RUBY DOWNS, Real Estate
West River 67OS.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Opportunity
To Get Into
Self-Service
Laundry Business
Lifelong Security
Moderate Investment
Assured Income

Here is a eround-foor opportunity to
establish q prosperous business OF
your own. on limited capital. A
business that can net you $4,000
q year or more.
In the self-service laundry business.
the owner is the operator. This offers
the advantages of low operating cost.
S0eo Of equipment can be financed
Patrons pay. operators Of this busi-
ness to wash clothes in Westinghouse
Laundromat automatic washers.
Clothesdryers are provided to dry
clothes Patrons pay for this serv-
ice. too.
This is growing business. with op-
orators doing at present 259e of the
total commercial laundry volume.
The potential can increase to 75es.
Self-service laundrieS are an essen
tial business. because regardless of
the times; people wash clothes. Fam
lilies by theS,millions are using them.
welcoming the ease. convenience and
economy of having their laundry
done for them. automatically. With
the ever-increasing number of en-
ployed women. this type of business
No previous experience is required to
operate Laundromat-equipped self
service laundry. AID. INC, ma
tional distributors Of the Westing-
mouse LaunQrOmaI automatic washer
in the commercial laundry field, has
helped more than 1000 operators
launch highly lucrative businesses
of their own.
AID advises you soundly on location,
store setup. merchandising and ad-
vertising. We back you 1907 with
q proved training program and other
needed assistance in getting started.
rms is striking opportunity for
you to be your own hoss from now
on. in easy. pleasant work-with
hlehly substantial income assured
you for life!
For complete details on owning your
own Laundromat-equipped self-serv-
Ice laundry. Write. wire or phone
MR.. JOSEPH B. ARLINGTON at
either address, Old Courthouse rd..
Vienna, Va, or Room 217, Bond
Bldg. Washington, D. c., or AID
NEW YORK. INC. 1878 30th ST.,
Long Island City, N. Y. Phone Still
well 6-400.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
5OO6 4th ST. NV =

Brick 6 rooms, IA baths. built-in
garage, complete Kitchens, .
screened porches, fully insulated,
IN excellent condition. Price $14,506,
terms
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOD
1342 Longfellow st. NV.
On quiet st. very conv. to stores,
transp. and schools. Brick home
with 4 bedrms.. sleeping porch and
tile bath. front and rear porches
on 1St floor, wide entrance hall,
large living and dining rooms;
lovely back yard. two-car garage.
SIG: 30. Open Sun. 2:30 to s pm.
THE CAREY WINSTON co.
RE 2721 nT OJ1~
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BRIARCLIFF

n Washington, there is no finer place
to live. AS a home value. we be-
Fine quality center-hall Colonial,
built by Frank S. Phillips in 1912.
All of the appointments and detail
which characterized the better-type
homes built at that time: 10 rms,
312 baths, including library with
fireplace. huge ground-level rec. rm..
street: level garage: beautiful land
scaped lot. approx. 7Ox140. Priced
at S45, 900. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
DI. 1411: ewes, call OR Q266 pa
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Super Market

Self-service super mar
ket,. located in one of the
most promising commu-
mites of Metropolitan
Area of Washington, D.
C. Latest type of equip
ment, air conditioned
store, 45x100. F. M. sys-
tenn. Doing over $4,000
per week; long lease at
reasonable rental. Fix
lures and equipment
valued at over 100000.
Average stock approx.
$4,000. Price, $175,0OO,
plus stock. Terms will be
discussed only with re-
SpOnsible and financially
qualified party. Box
291-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
HANDY TO CONN. AVE.
OPEN TODAY, / TO Z PM
1915 LEGATION ST. NV.

Brick rambler. 3 lovely bedrooms.
baths. screened porch. large full
basement; garage. spacious back
yard. only z years old. aluminium
for quick sale. LEGUM q GERBER
REAITORS. OR. 1000.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

3100 BLOCK 18th ST. NV.
Restaurant for sale. splendid loca-
ton. This place is established, do
ing an excellent business; owner
leaving city; all fixtures included
for $4,000: a rare bargain. CO.
1891 or ME. 1871. URCIOLO REAL
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Long Standing Business
Located at the Olney, Md, cross
roads; avail about Sept. 1st. Call
L. H. HOYLE, Gaithersburg 54l or
BILL HOYLE, NO. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
MOTELS

1-Rt. 3O1: IS modern cabins: 30
acres. excel. location. Lge. income;
$4,000. $4,000 down.
2-Special; Rt. 301: 10 cabins, res
machines (they pay notes. exp9: g.
rm. apt; $4,000, .S15. 900 down.
S-Route L.. IL rental units with pvt.
baths. incl 2 mod. cabins. snack
bar leased out for 500 mo: house
l-Rt. i; IL beaut. brick cabins: 3
acres; restaurant leased out. 81, 800
yr.; lge. inc: $4,000. $50. 900 dn.
Gibraltar Realty, JU. 7-6109
I'VE specialize in Motels and Hotels"
Va. Md, D. c. 73S 5th st. NV.
CHATTEL NOTES BOUGHT
On rooming houses and other busi-
neSses. Cash Immediately.
E. w. THURM
Q0S 10Th ST NV DI S3OR
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ROOMING

10 rooms. 3 baths; rent. S125: inc.
S379. plus 2-rm. apt. Price. $3.50,
on terms.
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1925
Evening star., 1952-06-22
DRIVEN

Restaurant beer. Owner quotes $3.50
daily and fast increasing. Located
on U. S. hwy. within immediate ap-
proaches to Wash. Most modern
drive-in possible; rent. $3.50; 10-yr.
lease. Price. S31 500; $4,000 down.
Cannot afford to miss this.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

CHI. CH.-KIRKSIDE
redecorated. custom-built
brick in this popular close-in area.
near fine public and parochial
schools and the best transportation;
rooms, . baths. including den and
a brand-new de luxe kitchen with
expensive equipment For sale be-
cause of unforeseen conditions. Va
cant. We have the key. $4,000
first trust at 4es available. E. NJ.
FRY. INC, WI. 500 till 9 pm. --23
Evening star., 1952-06-22
GOOD INCOME
UNTOIJE RITSTNESS

You can now buy q nationally known
and recognized franchise operated
in Washington several years. Mod
ern sir-cond. Office bldg. Reason
able rent and beautifully furnished.
For details write Box 274-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
$4OO MONTHLY
POSSIBLE SPARE TIME
If You Are Qualified
MANAGER WANTED

To service and operate route Of new
automatic machines dispensing world
famous Hershey bars and other
merchandising machines. No expert
ence or selling required. Factory rep
resentative will secure locations and
make all necessary arrangements;
800 required now, which is Sc
cured; $500 per month earnings
possible part time: full time, more.
Please do not waste our time unless
you have the necessary capital avail
able and are positive you want to
get into the vending business. This
is big business and we are inter-
ested only in people who can make
q decision Of their own and follow
instructions Of q large national con-
cern with Dun 81 Bradstreet rating:
references from banks. chamber of
commerce, etc. II you can meet our
requirements and manage real
money-making business, you should
become financially independent with
in q very short time. Write fully
about yourself. giving age, phone
number. Write Box 294-Z. Star.
DRY CLEANING PLANT
In the finest suburban shopping
equipment. valued at $4,000. An
outstanding buy. $4,000 cash down
payt. required. All business done
over the counter. BY appt. only.
BRENNER ASSOCIATES, DE. 40l0.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

GRILL and mite club, ne.
section. Priced reasonably for quick
sale. New equipment; air condi-
TONED; Call TU. O353. day; Ii.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Sh0reham Building.
Filed Sent. 3, 1852. Harry M. Hull,

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia
IN RE: LOUISE RUPSINAA, Patient,
Mental Health No. 630-52.-OR-
DER NISI.-.Godfrey L. Munter,
Committee of the Estate of Louise
Rupsinaa, having reported to the
court receipt Of an offer to purchase
real estate described as Lot 33,
SQUARE 1855, improved by premises
known as 1892 University Place,
tf Mtfoftnwest, washington. D. c.. for
DOLLARS (SI3. 900 .00I, ali CASH At
the time Of settlement, subject to a
brokerage commission of SIX HUN
DRED FIFTY DOLLARS tS65O. .O0l.
and said committee having recon-
mended acceptance of said offer. IL
is Dy the court this Bird day of SEN
tember. 1852, ORDERED that the
Sald otier Of THIRTEEN THOUSAND
OOLLARS be accepted and the sale
ratlned and confirmed unless cause
pc SHOWN to the contrary or q higher
ouer for said real estate acceptabl
70 the court be made on or before
tne 24th day of September, 1852, at
IO:OO o'clock AM, in Motions
Court. at which time higher offers
vii VII De considered and objections to
saio sale heard; provided, that a
CODY OF this order be published in
~ sne ~ washington Law Reporter once,
IN Inc evening Star once. and said
days (1O) before the last menfion%ea ned
W.. YOUNGDAHI. q. S q d District nE
HAIRY N. HULL, Clerk. cIai 'fSyj By HELEN uess;
Il. BENDJJRE nepufv CIerE
Evening star., 1952-09-05
PERSONAL

NURSING CARE for those who really
Vernon Convalescent Hospital. D. C.
Excellent food and n-alcoholic.
Accredited and licensed. CO. 1924.
VAC ANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care;
yon Mss Hy sna g sSSf6 SSso
convalescents. aging.
cronical Ill, charming country loca-
tion; 24-hr. nursing. physicians
mile. licensed. recommended; dial
operator for Fulton S-4941. Olney.
GET THERE FASTER. cheaper. safer.
Seattle, 500 For For Information. res. re-.
ervationk can Ma. 1858. 720 18th
st. NV. ATA. Is. not a regularly
scheduled carrier but operates on Q
needs Of the washington- Baltimore
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 70,
any debts contracted by any one
Mo: M:r,ll. II Belleview ave. Alexandria
Lou LSius'nin, niAnN,GLorz DANCE srubHios
Ballet, acrobatic, tap, baton twirl-
ing. For information. call ia
I Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any depts contracted by any one
but my self. GROVER Campbell.
402 N st. NV. s5
GET THERE FASTER. cheaper, safer.
Fly ATA air coach to California, S97;
Seattle, 500. For information. res
ervations. eau MA. 1856. 720 14th
scheduied carrier A = mt IT, operates tsuoaI's nn =
non-scheduled basis to serve the
needs Of the Washington-Ba
Evening star., 1952-09-05
ADVERTISING


Good salary to qualified man who can
write exciting retail copy on home
wares and appliances. Experience q
.r1n1M1s ,.mnsts Can sogp TED SHANE ADvEER-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., perman-
ent, to work with large apt. house
builder: Only yr,a qualified. allies s exyRerienced PEI
and refs. In 1st letter. All answers
CONFIDENTIAL. Box 375-G. Star. 10
Assistant-Credit Office
Alert young man, 10 to 35; exper.
not necessary; chance to learn busi-
ness. Vacation and company bene-
FRANC RI JEwELRY OF NE.
1928 H st. NE. -
RESISTANT MANAGER POSITION
open at large transient hotel: assist
ant manager experience essential:
advancement. Address replies to
APPEIaNcff PPT tNsf SALESMAN. ALE retail S store.
permanent position. Age 25 to As,
Married. Salary and commission.
Apply 10 am. to noon. DOWD'S.
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