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Evening star., 1952-11-29
Charles Town Battles
Cold, Bowie Racing
Al Start Of Meet
speeiaI Dispatch 10 The stor

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, Nov.
29.-Charles Town race track
faced the icy blasts OF a cold
wave and competition from an i'm
portant stake race at Bowie, Md,
today, but the little mountain-top
track nevertheless was prepared
for a gala opening Of its 19-day
winter meeting. Post time is /
pm.
Charles Town and Bowie will
compete for public favor for 13
days. but General Manager Leeds
RELY expects the former to hold
its own against the larger track.
The $4,000 Charles Town In
augural headlined today's card,
but the days star performer,
Becky's Shirt, was scheduled to
run in the less important Hall
town Purse, a $500 event at
6h furlongs. Owned by Mrs.
Rebecca G. Collins, Becky's Shirt
won the $20.oOo-added Maryland
Futurity at Laurel.
Seven sprinters have been named
overnight for the Inaugural, an
other 6la-furlong dash, and most
of them are Charles Town favor
ties. The list includes w. c. En-
sor's Love Lock, D. M. Williams
Surprise Girl, E. A. Burdette's Eye
win, Clatterbuck and Covington's
Weatherman. D. Garland's Pub
licity Miss, E. M. O'Brien's Miss
Degree and Llangollen Farms
Sugar Coated.
Miss Degree, a 5-year-old
daughter of Third Degree, who
has been running against extreme
ly tough competition, is expected
to be the favorite in the feature.
Charles Town will run through
Saturday, December 20.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Quarantine Not Faced
BY Forty-Niners After
Polio Hits StandIee
BY the Asseeiafed Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.-
Polio has struck Norm Standlee,
fullback and team captain of the
San Francisco Forty Miners.
But. it was announced today, no
team quarantine has been imposed
and the Forty Miners crucial game
with the Los Angeles Rams tomor-
row will go on as scheduled.
Standlee. nicknamed big Chief
because he played his college
football with the Stanford Uni
versity Indians, was confined yes
terday to the isolation ward In
Children's Hospital here.
Doctors said the crippling dis
ease was caught in its early stages
and Standlee is not in any imme-
diate danger of permanent dis
ability. He has no paralysis at
present. they added.
Standlee was confined to bed
Tuesday night. First diagnosis
indicated virus infection and
possible pneumonia. When he
failed to respond to treatment,
he was taken to a hospital in Palo
Alto and later transferred to Chill
dren's.
Standlee joined the Chicago
Bears after being graduated
from Stanford In 1941. In his
first season with the Bears,
Standlee was termed "the great
est fullback of all time" by George
P. Marshall. owner Of the Wash
ington Redskins. b..
After wartime duty, the power
full 240-pound fullback joined the
Forty-Niners for their opening
season in 1916.
Standlee, 80, married with two
children, had planned to quit
football after the Forty-Niners'
oy,on <oy,a a1r~ou,
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Strong Field Is After
$4,000 Gold Cup,
Top Bowie Purse

Eugene Constantin, jr.'s. Royal
Bay Gem and Edward P. Taylor's
Navy Page were expected to get
most Of the betting support today
In the first running of the $50, ,O00-
added Maryland Gold Cup at
Bowie. But 10 2-year-old rivals,
including Phantom Farms we'll
regarded Gideon, were ready to
make horse race of it.
All will carry lis pounds over
the mile and one-sixteenth route.
Navy Page, with $37, 500 to his
credit. Is the biggest money win
ner in the field, but the handsome
son Of War Admiral has yet to
prove he can go distance. He
won the Playground Stakes at At
lantic City and the Ardsley at New
York at six furlongs, but was a
beaten favorite at a mile and one
sixteenth in the Pimlico Futurity.
He'll have Joe Culmone up today.
Royal Bay Gem Sturdy.
Royal Bay Gem, which has not
been postward since winning the
Spalding Lowe Jenkins Handicap
at Laurel. won his last two starts,
both at l mile. and has tucked
away $17.170 in winnings. The
black colt has shown as much
staying power as any rival in the
field and figures to be among the
leaders at the finish.
Gideon has shown flashes of
good form and another dark horse
Is Frank I. Wright's Sakr-El- -Bahr,
which has had some good work.
outs recently and seems to be at
his peak.
Rounding out the field will be
Killan Stables Resilient, Howell
E. Jackson's Caesar Did, Blue
Stone Farms Scimitar, Isidore
Beiber's Fresh Meadow, Campbell
Stables AIMS Love, Walter A.
Edgar's Prince Dare, Bruce S.
Campbell's Ram O. War and Cor
pelluS v. Wnltney'S Fly Wheel.
Largest Bowie Purse.
AIMS Love and Prince Dare are
coupled as an entry, since both
are handled by Trainer Frank
Bonsal. Prince Dare, Ram o.
War and Caesar Did have gone
well in Maryland. Ram O. War
won at 1/16 miles at Laurel,
beating Lazy F Ranch's Toulouse
in doing it.
The Gold Cup purse is the
largest ever offered at Bowie and
ranks second in Maryland only to
the $4,000 Preakness at Pimlico.
Cold weather, with temperatures
just above freezing, were expected
at the track. About the only
good thing it could bring was al
firm running strip for the horses,
which have had a soft, slow track
since the refurbished plant was
opened.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Terps Might Do Better
Outside Loop, Byrd Says

BALTIMORE, Nov. % (P).-
Maryland "and some of the other
major schools" might be able tc
arrange better scheduling lnde-
pendent Of the Southern Confer
ence unless thsre is a highly
necessary reorganization of the
league" Dr.. H. c. Byrd seid last
might.
Speaking informally, following
an address before Dundalk Junior
football players who competed in
the annual Steel Bowl game on
Thanksgiving day, the president
of the University of Maryland
further stated:
"The primary purpose of ar
athletic conference is to provide
for scheduling opportunities"
DR.. Byrd did not name some Of
the "other major schools" to
which he referred, but added he
knew Virginia was anxious to re-
join a conference, but doubted
they would consider the Southern
Conference as it is now consti-
tuted.
Maryland and Clemson were
suspended from the conference
this year for taking part in bowl
games last New Years Day.
The conference holds it's annual
meeting at Clemson December
1918.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
BY the Associoted Press

The end comes today to the
Southern Conference football sea-
son, with three teams taking part
lin the final curtain call.
Wake Forests Deacons have the
most to gain from today's light
schedule. The Deacons engage
South Cardinals Gamecocks at
IWinston-Salem, N. c. If they win
the Deacons will tie West Virginia
for second place in the Southern
Conference standings.
The Deacons are favored over
the Gamecocks, who have lost on
successive Saturdays to North
Carolina and West Virginia.
William and Mary is the only
other league team in action. The
Indians face their most bitter foe,
Virginia, at Williamsburg.
North Carolina wound up a dis
appointing campaign last night
with q secend-period aerial at
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Grid Pros 4 Contests
Tomorrow Will Bear
Heavily on Standings
BY the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Nov. % Four
games will be played in the Ma
tional Football League tomorrow,
but only one thing is certain
not more than two teams will be
tied for first place in the National
Conference.
All four games have a direct
bearing on the championship pic
ture. and it could we'll be that the
days play will end with the New
York Giants. Cleveland Browns
and Philadelphia Eagles still tied
for the lead in the American Con-
ference.
But such is not the case in the
National, where the Detroit Lions
hold a half-game advantage over
the San Francisco Forty Miners,
and the Los Angeles Rams, thanks
to a 1924 Thanksgiving Day vic
tory over Green Bay.
10000 To See Rams Play.
The Forty-Niners and the Rams,
who won the league title last year,
will clash for the second straight
week, with the engagement sched-
uled before $4,000 fans at San
Francisco's Kezar Stadium. A vic
tory for either team will create a
two-way deadlock with the Lions.
But a tie-something unusual in
the pro circuit-would give Detroit
lone possession of the top spot.
To maintain the three-way tie
at the head of the American Di-
vision, Cleveland will have to de-
feat the Redskins at Washington,
the Giants will have to down the
tough Steelers at Pittsburgh and
the Eagles will have to take their
second straight from the Cardinals
at Chicago's Comiskey Park.
Giants Are Favored.
Although the Rams walloped
the Forty Miners, 35-9, in Los
Angeles last Sunday, the odds
makers say it still Is an even
money proposition.
The Giants are 71a-point
choices over the Steelers.
Two weeks ago the Eagles
squeezed out a 10-7 decision over
the Cardinals at Philadelphia.
For tomorrow's engagement they
are a six-point choice, although
the Cards have won only three of
their nine games.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Trainers Win Last Come

National Training School grid
men nosed out the Edmonston
A.C, TO, in their final game of
the season yesterday, with Ed
Banks tossing a 39-yard pass to
George Evans for the winning
touchdown in the fourth period
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Donald Dell Surprises
In National Tennis
SpecioI Dispoteh to The Stor

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Donald
Dell. overlooked in pre-tourna-
ment forecasts. today was rated
as a strong contender for junior
national indoor tennis tourna-
ment after he breezed past Paul
Putzell Of st. Louis. GO, Go,
in a third-round match.
Dell also won in doubles, pair
ing with Mike Green of Miami
Beach. Fla, to trim Tommy Car
ter Of Columbus. Ind, and Don
Middlebrook of Des Moines, Ga,
60, in the opening round.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
BuIbou Wins Isthmiun Bowl

BALBOA, Canal Zone, Nov. 20
(R.-Balboa High School marched
81 yards on a sustained drive
midway through final quarter
last night to defeat Lake Worth
(Fla0 High, 1876. in second
Isthmian Bowl football game.
Evening star., 1952-11-29

be pretty busy until after January
Is. at least"
Tatum, referring to reports
about his contract, said he has
none at Maryland and never lla t.
had one. He enjoys professoria.
status and his monthly pay check
is addressed to Prof. James Ia
tum, he said.
Big Jim thinks the Terps' two
straight defeats by Mississippi and
Alabama at the end of the sea-
son were best for oil concerned.
He reiterated that he didn't want
to play a bowl game and would
have rejected it in the interest
OF harmony in the Southern Con-
ference. but that he could not
have stood in the way of the roys
If they had been offered a bid
and wanted to accept.
Byrd Doesn't Interfere.
Everybody wants to 60 to
Miami he observed. "even more
than New Orleans. and the pres
sure on me would have been tre-
mendous."
Tatum said he realized DR.. Byrd
was crushed" just like members
of the football squad. by the Ala
bama defeat that definitely killed
bowl talk concerning Maryland.
But he didn't think it strange
that Byrd didn't come to see him
after the game.
HE didn't even come around
after the Sugar Bowl game" Jim
said, "or after any of our Navy
games. I've never been congratu-
lated by him for winning a game
or chided for losing one"
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Boys Club in Action

Police Boys Club No. 5 14O-
Founders, champions of their
league, had a game today at
FairlaWn with an all-star eleven
picked from rival teams. The No.
5 120-pounders met No. IL earlier
for the championship of their
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Pro Basketball
Scurbuth, Little No Picked

Quarterback Jack Scarbath and
Tackle Dick ModzelewSki of
Maryland were named on the In
ternational News Service all-Dixie
football team announced today.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Sacred Heart Team Wins

Bud Suraci's three touchdown
dashes featured the Sacred Heart
unlimited eleven's $50 victory
over Rock Creek Merchants yes
terday.
Evening star., 1952-11-29

See and Buy the Ne,o
1858 Chrysler e Plymouth
MWHEElER INC
Chrysler's "Outstandins" Dealer
Entire $500 Block Wisconsin NV.
Soles-Seyvice-Ports
Emerson 1900 Closed Sundoys
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Hockey at q Glance

BY the AsSociofed Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Cleveland. g: Syracuse, q.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Victoria. 2; Seattle, !.
Tacoma, !: Vancouver, q.
Calgary. 4; Edmonton, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
Troy Ohio. q; Milwaukee, D.
Today's Schedule.
EASTERN LEAGUE,
New Haven at WASHINGTON
Springfield at Johnstown.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Montreal.
Detroit at Toronto.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Buffalo at PITTSBURGH.
Hershey at Cleveland.
Providence at Syracuse.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Vancouver at Tacoma.
Seattle at New Westminster.
Calgary at Saska toon
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Milwaukee at Grand Rapids.
Toledo at Fort Wayne.
Troy at Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1952-11-29

Twenty years ago-Southern
California was selected for the
Rose Bowl, representing the
Pacific Coast Conference.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Bishop 0'BoyIe 10 Bless
81. Peter cIaver Center

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle. Archbishop of Washing
ton, will bless the st. Peter Claver
Center at 4 pm. tomorrow.
The center Is a Catholic settle
ment house located at 814 Seventh
street S.W.
James Guinan, newly appointed
director of the center, will be in
trOduced to staff workers and
friends following the ceremony.
Mr.. Guinan, former assistant
director of Friendship House in
Harlem, succeeds Miss Mary Hous-
ton. who helped found the center
in 1949.
The center is stated by seven
full-time workers and 80 volun-
teer helpers. Staff workers are lay
men who live together at the
center and dedicate themselves to
the ideals of Christian poverty and
charity.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
PTA Sponsors Pageant

The 100-voice chorus of the
Interdenominational Ushers' Un-
ion will give a pageant entitled
THE Greatest Story Ever Told
at $3.50 o'clock tonight in the Cor
doZa High School auditorium,
Eleventh and Clifton streets NV.
The pageant is being presented by
the Ambush Bowen PTA.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Fredericksburg Council
Honors GooIrick
speeiuI nispoteh 10 1hs stur

oPecIuI DISpuTeh 70 me oTuF
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Nov.
21.-The City Council has ac-
cepted the resignation of c.
O'Conor Goolrick, city attorney for
% years, by comforting on him the
title 'city attorney emeritus"
John D. Butzner, jr., IS. in prac-
tice here for the last II years. was
named to the position. Mr.. Butz-
ner is a native of Scranton, Pa.
and a graduate of the University
of Virginia. The job is part-time.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
CoIesviIle Church Dinner

The ladies Of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service, Coles
vile Md Methodist Church, will
serve turkey dinner at 3 pm.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
Farmers FIGHT Finches

Farmers in Heilbron. South
Africa, staged a Finch Week" to
meet the serious menance Of these
birds which are destroying wheat
crops.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ART ON STRINGS
(See FrontC COver)
(See Front COver)

A little Imagination, some scraps of
colored paper add up to lots of fun
ARCHITECT Joseph Zalewski, confronted with the old
IN parental problem of how to distract sick child,
came up with an original solution involving paper,
scissors, string and thumbtack Suspended like the
famous mobiles" of modern art, birds futter and fish
SWIM" And children, sick just bored, are happy.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

TW-6-27-S2
Evening star., 1952-08-12
HElP--MEN
MEN. 2O-26

&AA4N, 6OGO
II you want to earn $3.50 mo. work
Summer f Fla Fla this Vfa Winter' 'sess see MRS 1sss
GREENFIELD, Roosevelt Hotel. IL
a.m.-3 pm. Don't phone. Ia
YOUNG MAN for pick UP and deliv-
cry service. must have fair knowl-
edge of washington and surround
Ing areas; p; G; permit required;
st. NV. to see Mr.. Buckley. Ill
YOUNG MAN over 1S. free to travel;
transp. paid; can earn $75 per week.
5 to 6 PM. Rm. 424, 1404 N. Y.
ave. NV. ID
YOUNG MAN to take charge Of new
inventory control department. Good
opportunity to advance to buying
position. Salary commensurate with
ability. Apply KoPY KAT. 713 H
st. ne. Id
YOUNG MAN - Further expansion
neceSsitates placing more neat
to assist manager compile mailing
list for health publications. Exper.
not necessary as we train you; Sl6O
per mo. guar. and bonus. Rapid ad-
yyanceme9t o1e9t See Mr. :vi BIAS ss,Isnn Rm;
YoUSG i N. MAN to learn bakery trade:
meals furn.; Sundays OF; hours, q
am. to 3 pm. SWISS PASTRY
SHOP. 4916 Wis. ave. NV, .Wo.
Yo0NG S5G MAN to learn hardware
sales; Korean CT bill avail. See
Larry Maloney, MALONEY'S. INC,
Sl26 Georgia sve.. Silver Spring.
YOUNG MAN. handy with electric
motors. repairs, etc, needed as ap-
pliance repair and delivery repre-
sentative. Established firm offers
vacat. with pay. Excel starting sal
vacation with pay. Excel. starting
salary See MR.. NORMAND G. DE-
MERS, 604 9th st. NV. -13
YOUNG MAN to service Hoover
cleaners. Salary and car expense
Immediately while learning; 5-wks.
training course, commission on new
sales; age 90 to 35; car necessary.
Apply 10 am. HOOVER CO., 1905
R. /. ave. me- IA
YOUNG MAN. civil engineering knowl-
edge, or experience road construc-
ton: also laborers. experienced road
construction. Call JU. 7-7027. Ia
YOUNG MAN for oftlce work in small
shop; some one looking for a future;
have wonderful opportunities for ad-
vancement with growing concern.
1929 14th st. NV. -13
Evening star., 1952-08-12
hELP-MEN

OFFICE BOY-Must be over 1a
years. old; Apply $50 Star Bldg,
The Associated Press. -12
PACKERS AND HELPERS, experience
with household goods desirable; good
SnGp,. EaGgss, steady WORK, Tepr.ks, SECURITY
PAINTER, white; experienced. for
Chief Engineer. CARLTON HOTEL,
10th and K sts. NV. IA
PHARMACIST, 49-hour week. $125,
RIGGS MANOR PHARMACY. 6573
Aser rd., Hyatts.. Md. AP. 1929,
PHARMACIST-Excellent opening for
capable; conscientious. all-around
man. Taylor 9453. -12
PHARMACIST. registered, expert
enced; full or part-time; references;
good salary. RIA. 3100. -12
PHARMACIST, registered in Md.
SGd 6SSfs ea MR TGg gooP aosby soes soes
Creek Drive. sH. 1927. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man
for position in photo lab. Apply
DISTRICT PHOTO SERVICE, 322O
9th st. NV. HO. 1890. IA
WANTED - CoIored,
lSt-claSs white coat<mechanics only
need apply. Also hod carriers. Large
apt. project. 30th st and Naylor
rd. S.e. -12
thoroughly experienced
in new work and remodeling; steady
work. EDWARD g. CO.. GE. 61OO.
PLUMBERS-Sober mechanics; new
construction. Call WA. 1865. 9-5;
TO. 638l, after 9. is
Ist-class mechanics only.
no helpers; top wages; steady work.
Report to JOHN G. FITZGERALD,
11504 Old Bladensburg rd.. Wheaton.
PLUMBER to MI permanent year
round position with il-established
f1rm. Applicant must be thoroughly
experienced in all phases of repair
work and remodeling. Excellent
pay and working conditions with
many benefits paid. A real oppor-
tunity for man with ability. JOHN
g. WEBSTER g. SONS. INC. (Est.
1912, 627 T st, NV. ST. 6100. LIZ
HELPER to fll perman-
ent year-'round position with we'll
established flrm. Applicant must be
well experienced and give q neat,
clean-cut appearance. Good pay and
working conditions; opportunity to
advance. Apply JOHN G. WEBSTER
& SONS. INC. (Est. 1919. 627 r
St nv ST ErspEs. s191; ,o7 ~ rort
in Alexandria; 2 for work in Sc.
GaShlngton; TEnRnE = wsRSEs LG9S1tsrm co '9sS. sT
Evening star., 1952-08-12
HELP-MEN
HELP-MEN

STOCK CLERK MESSENGER, to work
in once supply stock room. Excel
working cond.. 5-day. week. & to
14;3o; 4;3o; S37 per week. GOVERN,
Co. 14th and l. SITS. NV.
TABULATING MACHINE OPERATOR,
1BM equipment. Young man draft
exempt, between ages 21-35, capable
OF becoming supervisor of unit.
Lengthy and varied experience not
required, but basic wiring knowledge
essential. Excellent opportunity. for
advancement. Salary depending on
auanllcations. Apply Room 800,
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
TECHNICAL WRITER. age under 40,
with Naval officer, line or construc-
tion corps background; salary So. 900
to $4,000 per annum: position with
an established engineering firm. Cal
Me. 69l4. ID
TIMEKEEPER. for construction job.
Good opportunity for capable young
man: Apply LARCHMONT CON-
St Falls Church ID
Evening star., 1952-08-12
ROOM CLERK

ROOM CLERK
position; insurance bene-
nts after 8 mos. References re-
auired. Call MIR. BOONE. DI. 42l0.
ROUTEMAN-White. for dry clean
ing truck. Experienced. Good SAL
ary and commission. Apply Flower
Valet: S511 Piney BRANCH I'D. Sill
Sef SERMsaS Mf xats to SSss az over 1S Sry
cleaning route in Northwest section;
Guaranteed $50 week In comm. Ap-
ply IN person.. RINALDI DRY
CLEANERS. 214S Wis ave. NV:
ROUTE sALEsMAN--National con-
Germ has opening for salesman on
grocery route in WASHINGTON area;
to a man desirous Of increasing
his future earnings we can offer
and h,sh esrnins possibliities. Man Man
must be married. between ages of
25-40. in good physical health and
be able. to furnish small bond. Car
Is Iurnished and all expenses paid.
to1 Gan sGoS3nt1s2E G0oK COFFEE CO.. co. 969s,
SALES EXECUTIVES, general man
administer sales program for cleo
trict-gas properties, general Office
Sales manager, New England, for
manufactured gas property. Liberal
5ozs 5o1 III, Grand Central Annex New
SALES MANAGER to direct sales or
sanitation, with successful ,ocal
record, in training and selling; pre-
fer experienced man about so; COM
pensation open. based on ability and
experience. For interview, call CN.
eooa' August 12th' 8 to pm. only.
SALESAdAN-Young man with car
for fixture department Of wholesale
nghtlng supply company. Reply by
and experience. Box 75-D. Star.
SALESMAN for sales position with
old, well-established plumbing, heat
ing. appliance firm; experience in
major. appliances and water heaters
desirable but not necessary; our
$1,000. Write, stating name. ad-
dress: phone no., experience and
qualifications to Box 173-D, Star.
SALESMAN for retail liquor store.
experience preferred; good salary.
anniE ednsin an ave- person n.%' only 6s19 Wis-
SAIESMEN-Immediate delivery in
peak seasons, come with the most
progressive storm window and fence
company in Metropolitan Washing
proval. Interviews bet. I:3O-2:3O
pr. or by appt., 1o441 Metropoli-
tan ave kepsington. Md. III
SALESMAN. for retail furniture store;
must be experienced. Apply in per-
son. 7l26 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Md.
SALESMAN, evening work, to the
man who knows direct selling, We
f1eld, earnings Of $50 q night;
this is. direct to the home. l.
call sale; we furnish all prospects
To the statesmen Of proven sales
ability this offers an unusual oppor-
tuntty. Car necessary. Apply MR.
KING. S11S Wisconsin ave, 10-1S
Wednesday.
SALESMAN for mems furnishing.
store; permanent position: excellent
earnings. Apply NATIONAL, SHIRT
SHOPS. 942 r st. NV. IA
Evening star., 1952-08-12
INDEPENDENT
SALESMAN

National corporation will set you up
in q profitable low pressure business
without financial investment on your
part Local Virginia and Maryland
suburban territories available. I'M
income. SH. 6l66.
Evening star., 1952-08-12
MECHANICAL
DESIGNERS

Heating plumbing, Air-conditioning
systems. Salaries open. MA. 1878.
MECHANIC. trucks, exper. Excellent
oppor., steady work. good pay. See
Wieland. 112o Florida ave. ne.
MECHANICS - Installation Of truck
equipment: excel. hourly rates, cost
of-living pay adjustments. vacation
and group insurance Dement'S. Apply
Mr.. Lyons. GAR WOOD INDUS
TRIES, INC, zoos Wis. n.w.' RE.
Evening star., 1952-08-12
HELP wokAEN

CASHIER, for women's ready to wear
shop; starting salary $40 week; good
opportunity. Apply Mr. Lurie, KOPY
KAT STORE. 712 II ST. ne
Evening star., 1952-08-12
SALESMAN
REAL ESTATE

Terrific opportunity for cne TOP
PRODUCING man for our Virginia
branch: progressive merchandising
firm, established 80 years; 1909 CO.
operation from maEagement Call
MR.. METER. Jr., for appt.. ia
6-7576.
Evening star., 1952-08-12
SALESMAN

Opening for man located in Virginia
area. over Is years OF age; must
have car; selling experience not
cepted man. DO not telephone. but
apply in person after 10 am. at
KEYSTONE CO.. 1918 NJ st. NV.