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Evening star., 1952-06-19
DODGERS, 6:Cubs, 5

Totals 40 11x29 13 Totals 80 80 10
Grounded out for Van Cuyk in 3rd.
Tilt home run for Smalley in 9th.
walked for Labine in 9th.
$Ran for Shuba in 9th
xTwo out when winning run was scored.
Chicago ----101 600 003 O-5
BROOKLYN ----100 100 2O1 1-6
,Euns.,,Jeffcoat; sauer. Fondy, Atwsll,
Adds, Morgan Robinson (2l, Furillo t2D.
Snider. Errors-Pramesa, Atwell. Runs
batted in-Jeffcoat, Morgan, Sauer. Cam
PAMELA. Snider t3l, Adds (3):. Hodges.
Two-base hits-Fondy, Campanella, Rush,
Furrillo 81. Snider: Sauer. Home runs
Stolen basesI,,Robinson go. saerifce--
Hodges. Double plays-Reese to Robinson
to Hodges. Left on bases-Chicago, 8;
Brooklyn. 8. Bases on balls-Of Rush,
9; of Leonard 4. of Black; j: Struck
Cgyk. :; BY Black, I: BY Loes. |: HITS.
Of Rush. 6 in 8 innings tnone out in
9tfl: off Leonard, l in 2s innings: off
Van Cuvk,. in innings; of Black,
ming; of Loes. ! in | INNINGS. Runs and
10; of Van cuyk, ~; of Black, 3-3 on
Labine, 90; off Loes, 90. Winning
pitch her-Loes (6-3). Losing pitcher
Leonard Q-D. Time-2:4S. Attendance
S976,
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Giants, 5: Pirates, 2

Grounded out for MeCulloueh In 9th.
fSingled for Friend in 9th.
tGrounded out for Muir in 9Th.
Pittsburgh ----------- 600 GOO 00s-2
New York ---- 102 020 O0x-5
Runs-Castiglione. Metkovich Lockman,
Thomson (2), Thompson, Hearn. Errors
None. Runs batted in-Thomson go.
Thompson (2). Metkovich (2). Two-baSe
|hits-Metkovich, Hearn, Dark. Home runs
Thomson (2), Thompson. Metkovich.
Double plays-Westrum to Dark; Williams
to Lockman. Left on b@ases-PittSburgh' @
3; off Hearn, /. Struck out-By Friend,
3; by Muir, 2; by Kline. l.. by Hearn 4.
Hits-1Of Friend. Z in 5 innings: of Muir.
Runs and earned runs-Of Friend. 5-5;
of Hearn, g. Wild pitch--Kline. Win
ming pitcher-Hearn CID. Losing pitcher
-3,346.
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Yunks. 10: Tiqers. 6

Runs-Rizzuto Berra Cd, Mantle ID.
idoqssia fieid pesEy (sJ' Wertz Dropo. Hopp Err
rors-Mantle Runs batted in-Woodling
(3), Martin t2), Berra, Collins, McDougald
zuto scored on wild pitch). Two-base hits
Martin, Mantle. Home runs
-Berra. Woodling. Martin. Dropo. Wertz
to Dropo. Left on bases-New York. Z;
Detroit, 5. Bases on balls-Of Sain, 8;
OF Hogue, 1; of Houtteman: 2; Of White,
d; BY Hontteman. S. Hits-Oh Sain, z in
|7h inings; of Hogue. in 13s innings;
on Houtteman. II in. 7?s innings: Of
/ in Is inning; on Stuart. none In. y
inning Runs and earned runs-Sain. 6-6;
Houtteman, ~; White, 3-3. Wild pitch
White, Winning pitcher-Sain (7-2). Los
ling pitcher-Houtteman (3-9). Time
o:37 Attendance-9,756.
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Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES)
Browns, 4; Red Sox, 3
Totals SO 11x2410 Totals 32 8 81 /

xNone out when winning run scored.
Boston --------10 10l 010 0O0-3
Runs-DiMaggio (2), Goodman, Young.
Rivera, Kryhoski. Pillette. Errors-Marsh
t2l. Goodman. Runs batted in-Goodman
kell t2). Johnson, Young, Rivera. Marion
Two-base hits-Goodman johnson. Rivera
Kryhoski. Three-base hit-Young. Double
plays-Goodman to Stephens to Gernert;
Kryhoski t2l. Left on bases-Boston. 8;
st. Louis, z. Bases on balls-Of Pillette. 3;
Of Henry, 3. Struck out-By Pillette. 4; by
Henry, 40; on PilIette. 3-3. Winning
pitcher-Pillette tt-4D. Losing pitcher
Henry (4-3). Time-2:23. Attendance
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Cards, 7; PhiIs, |

Totals SO Is 27 12 Totals % ~ IL
'Flied out for Heintzelman in 9th.
st. Louis --------100 020 220-7
Runs-Hemus (2). Schoendienst (2),
Musial. Glaviano Rice, Hammer. Error
Ryan. Runs batted in-Sisler Burgess,
Musial l3l, Rice, Hemus. Two-base hits
Burgess, Rice (2). Hemus. Home run
Musial. Double plays-Ryan to Hammer to
Waitkus CO., Jones to Ryan to Waitkus
Hemus to Schoendienst to Sisler. Left on
bases-St Louis. z; Philadelphia, 1. Bases
on balls-!Off- Meyer, 2. Struck out--By
Presko, 1; by Meyer l. Hits-Of Meyer, IL
in innings; off HeintZelman, 3 in 8 in
$50; of Heintzelman. 2-2; of Presko IL
Winning pitcher-Presko t4-2l. Losing
pitcher-Meyer (3-Sl. Time-1:53. At
tendance-9 973.
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Minor Leagues

ot me AsSoctoted PresS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
sos soa Ensefas sassseo, q peItiana satiisaaenso o.
San Diego. 3; Hollywood. 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Springfield. SIS; Toronto. Ia.
Montreal. 6: Ottawa, 4.
Buffalo, 8; Syracuse. 8
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. 8; Louisville, 3 Q0
Milwaukee. 2; Indianapolis. 0.
TToIIe%Dust ToIedos ); n MinneapoIis:. ss; PaHi: /:
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Oklahoma City. 81; Shreveport 81.
Tulsa, 5-7; Beaumont. OIL.
Dallas; 3H9; San Antonio. 1--6.
Fort sUpTThERN MGTIhi Sa; HS@ston n,oI lIo.
Chattanooga. Al; Mobile, SIS.
''Iass EAsfERS EeRss kEHaUEs kifEaes9Isd'
Wiliia%sSdyyti SWeihlisiasstadyi "a EAssdi.ng As1t.oEa 81
Albany. 8; Elmirs, 6Atit0iH; ~ in;nin9s5:
Scranton, z; Binghamton, 6.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Sayannah' 9; Augusta. s Go innings).
Columbia; 2; MONTGOMERY. 3.
Macon. 2; Jacksonville, 8.
Columbus. 9; Charleston, 3.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
sioux City, 2; Colorado SPRINGS, Q.
Denyer. 9; Des ,Moines. 2.
Omaha, g.; wichita, 6.
Fueoio at Lincoln, postponed.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
By "Salty" Mills

If you like to sit quietly in a boat
& fish on the bottom with either
Bloodworms or Shrimp for White
Perch, here are few good spots.
Try South
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Totals "a z 27 IL Totals "a ~ 4
Ran for Adcock in 9th.
Cincinnati --- 900 200 001-3
Boston - 0l0 900 000-1
Runs-Borkowski, Hatton. Abrams,
Gordon. Errors-Seminick. Mathews.
Runs batted in-Gordon. Adcock. Semi
nick. Westlake. Two-base hit--Adcock.
Home run-Gordon: Sacriflce-Marshall,
Mathews. Left on discretionary: o;
berger, l. Struck out-By SPAIN. IL; by
Raffensberger. 3. Runs and earned runs
snsoerseF pitcSer Raffensberger e ts-2j. h LOSING
pitcher-Spahn (6-6). Time-1:59. Attend
ance-6. 1877.
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Baseball

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Evening star., 1952-10-28
HELp-----MEN
COPYWRITER.

promotion dept. national
publications. Direct mail experience
required. preferably subscription
sales, 5-day week, permanent. Out
line qualifications. DIN experience.
salary expected. Box 295-R. Star.
colored; for meat
stand; must be young and strong. j.
MILLER, Stand As, o st. Market.
CREDIT RE III Z OFFICE Fri H;" ASST. single 2G
Apply F. L. Goodwin, CHARLES
SCHWARTZ AND SON, 900 ELS
worth dr.. Silver Spring, Md.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN
Must be reliable. Permanent posi-
ton Good chance for advancement.
See Mr.. Klein, MARVIN's. 734 cth
DEBIT MEN established debts
open for eXper, debit men; guar.
$50 per wk.. plus good bonus ar
rangement to start. Also OPENINGS
for eXper. builders, excel. salary,
plus bonus to right man. For appts.
Call AL. $3.50.
DELIVERY-Colored For liquor store.
Over 25. neat, references, d. c. driv-
er's permit. Good pay to start. HO.
1915.
DELIVERY BOY for neighborhoot
drugstore; over Is; full time; nc
nights or Sunday. Ii. 3-449S. -3C
DELIVERY MAN. for grocery store
Apply NORMANDY MARKET, 500S
Benning rd. sc. 30
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statesmen

openings for topnotch, experienced
furnishings statesmen. Full time,
permanent jobs selling nationally
advertised branded quality merchan-
disc. Excellent opportunity for high
earnings. Liberal discounts on pur-
chases. Paid vacations and other
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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SAT,ESMEN

territories: prepared training course
salary while learning. SMITH
CORONA TYPEWRITERS. INC,
1413 Park rd. NV, MI. 5000.
Phone for appointment. 30
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GARAGE ATTENDANT

Must be experienced; excellent sal
ary and working conditions. Apply
Evening star., 1952-10-28
statesmen
ALL STORES

Excellent opportunity for men with
sales ability to enter an interesting
career, with a stable and expanding
firm. We offer security and oppor-
tunity for advancement. Company
benefits,
Evening star., 1952-10-28
HELP-MEN
ROUTE SALESMAN

We have perm. position
open for married man, IL
interested in route sales work.
Excel. earnings. Insurance
benefits. Paid vacation. Apply
in person afternoons. DUPONT
LAUNDRY, 2535 Sherman ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-28

CARPENTER for reinforced concrete
steps. Top wages. Only experienced
need apply. Call Mr.. ALDER, after
II pm, OW. USOS. -2g
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FURNITURE statesmen
AND ASSISTANT MANAGER

Due to our present expansion pro-
gram we now have several unusual
ly good openings for experienced
furniture statesmen. These openings
are both in our Washington, D. C.
store and our new large Arlington
Va store. We are large advertisers.
Salary plus liberal commission
Salary based on past experience.
Paid vacations. Good assistant man
ager positions open for those who's s
record with US prove they are
capable OF filling these positions,
We are planning to open new stores.
in addition to the present new Ar
lington. Va. store. Good oportunity
for rapid advancement. Come in and
see personally My FRIEND JOHN,
NV. Wash, D. c. or 80 North
Glehe I'd All Va II
Evening star., 1952-10-28

When GnSperinc advertisements
addressed to Star boIeS. do NOT
incloSe original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
So1al UuiHe. Copies Serue the puy-
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-10-28
SUN OIL COMPANY
1910 Conn. Ave. NV.
8341 Benning Rd. NE.

1918 Baltimore Blvd.
College Park, Md. -2S
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, must be
sober. industrious. Apply in person,
$3.50 am. A. K. & F., INC. S4l1
End ave. Silver Spring. rs,
SHOEMAKER, all-around man. Apply
Immediately, COLUMBIA VALET,
3510 Columbia pike, Arl.. Va, ia.
SHOE REPAIRMAN - Experienced.
Refs PERMANENT lob; top salary.
sHoRT Ha ia ORDER ai COOK. white: -su expe-
salarv and meals. LOUIS TAVERN,
621 Sligo ave, Silver Spring. 80
SrEAMFIITERS and helpers for new
apartment house construction. Call
MR. LEE at 81. 91S6 after 6 pm,
STENOGRAPHER - Young man. not
over 80, experienced; S32S mo. Ap-
ply RIM. 524. Southern Railway
Bldg: 10Th and K sts,, NV. ---2S
STOCr CLERK and expediter, white,
age 1880. permanent position. top
salary, good future: prefer person
experienced warm-air heating. Reply
Box l66l-R. Star --2S
STOCK CLERK-Wrapper for retail
gift shop; permanent Job. Apply
STOCK AND DISPLAY MAN-To do
general stock work. and assist in
window and interior displays. LIB
ERTY SHOPS. 1900 G st. NV:
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Hechinger Co.
18th AND II SITS. NE.
PHONE Ii. 1-940O.

STORE MANAGER, wanted. large
capabe and si0re efSnes Servee
Box 196-R. Star. -3l
SERvI"EMAN, for feld repair Of
conditions and excellent oppor-
tunity; full employe benefits, in
Guiding vacation. Republication
sick leave. pension, etc. Evening ap-
s5ad ssS5asdliOW. at G.E. SUP SUPPLY CO.. III. fl
SERV. STATION ATTDs.-Lge. ESQ
Service station, needs thoroughly
eXper. service sta. men with selling
ability; Salary and comm; Apply
sRRvhcE PfEyfins ds srA4ioN I'll ow AfTTGNSpAN1 TT2S
part time; ewes. Apply 1900 Wis.
sERvIcE Err; Gis' STATION ATTENDANT,
white. fabrication exper. and good
giSl9e sGSoeo sEsv1cH aRs Hn' wis BaRRohs sFe snS
SERVICE ERHFI E. STATION ATTENDANT
Young man. white. Apply 5410
sfRViGa fe9FEla ave- sTAfToN niTj ATTENDANT, S
excellent working conditions, full
pitalization and other benefits: 512-
day gIoo wk; No night or iH.s hoiidays;
Ford Dealer. S30l Wis. ave. i
SERVICE STA. ATTENDANT - See
Mr.. Driscoll. DRISCOLL'S ESQ
SERV., MINI. ave. and Hunt pl. ne.
SERVICE STATION MEN, exper..
full and part time. 3015 r. l. ave
ne, DU. 9772. 80
SERVICE STATION statesmen, part
time and full time, ages 20 to So;
good opportunity for right men;
average earnings full time men aft
er 80 days training period, $3.50 per
mn AnOly
Evening star., 1952-10-28
statesmen

HOT DOOR-TO-DOOR
ITEM, SELLS ON SIGHT.
EVERYBODY BUYS. SOLD
81 DOWN. MAKE $50 A
DAY EVERY DAY. APPLY
MR.. taft, sic H ST. NE.
Evening star., 1952-10-28

DRIVER, exper. for drug store: must
have D. c. permit. KEY DRUG CO..
EN-. 400. 80
DRIVERS tvhite). for lge. whole
sale distributor: 5-day week, vaca-
tons. benefits. etc. Apply 1871 9th
st. NV. -2S
DRIVERS. several. with late-model
station wagons, available to Nov. 4 +,
SO day. Call CO. 4S03.
DRIVERS, experienced. colored, for
wholesale dry cleaning plant. RE-
GAL CLEANERS. 612 N st. sw,.
DRIVER. coIored, exp. in grocery
store; neat and reliable: ref. LOW.
st Opposite Shoreham HoteD. Us
DRIVER-PORTER, drugstore; fuil
time; D. c, license. Apply tonight
DRIVER-PORTER, colored. steady
man familiar with Chevy Chase
Sea: good permanent position
HIGGERS DRUG, 5017 Conn. ave
DRUG CLERK. exper.: top salary
and commission; excel. opportunity
5636 Conn. ave, WO. $500. --29
DRUG CLERK, experience necessary
Apply Mrs: Turco. MAXWELL &,
TENNYSCN. RE 1900. Ext. 103
80 18th st. NV. IS
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HELP---MEN
TAILOR

suits: for high-fashion Speciality
shop; excellent salary, chance for
management of alteration room in
near future. Write in complete con-
fidence.
Evening star., 1952-10-28
SALES CLERK canable retail me,

SALES CLERK, capable retail mer-
chandiser. to manage small down
town store: gifts, greeting cards,
costume jewelry; youthful con-
sctentious worker; salary and comm.
Sf Ssosso IS weeE A9Py AMks 20 eAS11 t. u saiP sp
PLIES. 1402 New York ave. NV.
SALESMAN-Part or full time. Are
you satisfied with your present carr
lngs and progress? We train you to
earn $75 to S100 wkly. THIS is a
ginia territory. Prospects furnished.
Car necessary. Call OIL. 1899.
SALESMAN wanted to sell to in
dependent grocers and others.
Salary and comm. Box Inn. Star.
SALESMAN-No canvassing. young
nan with car excel. opportunity and
man, preferably single: guaranteed usfa9asaed
draw during 2 mos. training period.
WeN-established Arlington Arm in
building ggen0 trade industry. Please call
SALESMAN--Experienced. For LIQUOR
store. Good job. Must know the busi-
ness. Has to be livewire. Apply for
interview, 2449 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
SALESMAN-Experienced in selling
SSSA eS"Coh bOOO pay, CNCel-
lent working conditions, many store
benefits. Apply in person, PLAZA
SPORTS SHOP. 10th and E sts. NV
.
SALESMAN, retail store. Experience
in selling mems wear. Good salary;
perm. position. SURPLUS SALES
co. 425 10th st. NV. -3
SALESMAN-Old established office
mas, machines concern wants young man,
Will pay salary and /or Commission;
phone Tor appointment. Ii. 3-OOS2
days. or OIL. lois ewes. Same con-
Germ would like to also employ ex-
perlenced salesman with government
sales background .
SALESMAN-Car furnished; fencing
siding. roofing, addition; all types
home improvements. AP. 1900 for
appts. DISTRICT CONTRACTING
SALESMAN = Retail store. mems
wear Saturdays only. SURPLUS
SALES CO. 425 10th st. NV. q
SALESMAN WITH CAR-Good salary
plus car expense. Wholesale firm
grocerS, restaurants, taverns. filling
stations. Apply AMERICAN CO.
1895 H ne -oS
SALESMAN for active retail LIQUOR
store; pleasant conditions; expert
ence preferred. COLUMBIA WINE
AND LIQUOR SHOP, 1851 Bladens-
burg rd. ne. Ii. 6-6666. -2S
--------------------
Evening star., 1952-10-28
HElP---MEN

PLUMBER AND HELPER, with knowl-
edge of steamfltting. D. C. drivers
permit; 1st class mechanic; good
pay; steady Job. Apply j. L. BATE
MAN AND SON. 2004 r. !. ave. ne,
HO. 1900 80
F. L. Goodwin,
CHARLES SCHWARTZ AND son,
900 Ellsworth dr., Silver Spring,
Md.
PORTER and delivery lan wanted,
operators permit nee. Apply in per-
son. DUPONT CIRCLE LIQUOR
STORE. 134S Conn. ave. NV.
PORTERS, must have D. C. drivers
permit. 5h-day wk.. excellent work.
ing conditions. good pay, vacation.
insurance and disqualification. See
Mr.. .Reeder. MCKEE PONTIAC. 1928
L st. NV. rs
PORTER, colored, NV. apt. house;
general cleaning. excellent salary;
paid by week. Can AID. 26S7. 80
Evening star., 1952-10-28
HELP--MEN
statesmen

Two men to call on inquiries
for nospitalization insurance.
No canvasSing. Quality leads
furnished daily mot lust
names and addressesl. Our
men average $3.50 weekly.
Car necessary. Also ,wo men
for nearby Va. and Md. See
w J. HARRIS. between 9:3G
and IL noon. 1850 Columbia
rd n W An 9HdS
Evening star., 1952-10-28
ASSISTANT MANAGER

oppor. for young man. TO
train for executive position with
GOOD starting salary and car allow
ance, free life and health and aC-
cident insurance and disqualification;
free pension annuity plan. Phone
MR.. HEDDEN, 81. 300 or call il
person, 1910 Georgia ave. Silver
Sprinss. Md. =
Evening star., 1952-10-28

WATCHMAN to occupy free apt. in
truck terminal and work during
day at $1.10 per hr. Must be sober,
honest. and have some minor car
pentry ability. AP. 500. MR.. E.
POWELL. 80
MATCHMAKER, exper.: opportunity
partnership basis in future. Apply
in person to HENRY KLEIN, 930
WooDWoRKER, young man. expert
enced; good salary and working con-
dttions. Apply MR.. JONES, rear 524
MAN. coIored, D. c. permit. Full
time. APOLLO LIQUORS, 654 H st.
ne. Do not phone. 80
MAN TO DRIVE and do odd Jobs;
part or full time: temporary lob; Si
per hour. time and half overtime.
MAN NEEDED. as second janitor in
nearby Arlington; good salary: nice
apt. goes with the fob. Cali Mr.
Stump, ia. -S-1766 or E. M. WILLIS
q SONS, Ma. 7479. 80
MAN WANTED in hardware store;
no exper. necessary; excel. opport
for man who wants good. steady
lob. good pay; must have good refs
Apply SCHLOSSBERG'S 1913 H st.
ne, Ii 4-9401 I'll
Evening star., 1952-10-28

BULLDOZER OPERATOR for AlIis
Chalmers H.D.-5 loader. Must be
steady worker; experience desirable
but not essential. See Mr.. Burgdorf
on job at RockcreSt subdivision,
Rockville, Ma. MEADOWBROOK.
INC. 40
BuLLDOZER OPERATOR, steady
work; sober and dependable; eXpe-
rlenced only. SH. 1926.
BtLLDOZER OPERATOR, top pay
Tor finished grader. Call AL. 3l4S
or TE. 2941. 30
BUTCHER - Experience necessary,
5000 hours and pay. Apply CEN
-IRAL MARKET, 1929 l4th st. NV
NJ ICHER, meat cutter, good pay for
ambitious all-aruund man: recent
refs. req. 410l Baltimore ave, rs
Evening star., 1952-10-28
CIGAR CLERK

Experienced only; good wages to the
right person. Vacation with pay;
Disqualification; discount privileges.
Apply IN person, Mr.. CLARK, CAR
RlER DRUGS. 1858 Columbia Pike,
Arlington, Va j
CLERKS OR RUNNERS, white, age
II to 40, able to converse over
telephone and to write legibly. Must
be natives OF Washington area
Hours, $50 TO 8, p day Saturday.
Large office near 10Th and H SITS.
NV. Salary, $3.50 to $3.50 a month.
depending upon ability. Phone Ma.
l1iS y
CLERK for counter work in appliance
repair shop; good working condi-
tions and excellent opportunity; full
emplYye benefits, including vacation
disqualification sick leave, pension,
etc. Evening appointments arranged
Gail Mr.. Shallow. at GE. SUPPLY
CO, HU. $500 so
CLOTHING SALESMAN, experienced
person for part time; Mon. and Fri.
ewes. and all day Sat. Top wages
will be paid to the proper person.
STYLE PLUS CLOTHES, S61S Ga.
ave 81. 1922. -2S
CLOTHING SALESMAN
Experienced in mems clothing and
furnishings. Capable Of assuming
sSsfpsGTnsiStlitg SfIsTHii guop apply gA SIE ScoHENts
Alexandria. Va 80
Evening star., 1952-10-28

ALBAN TOWERS
1900 MASS. AVE. --2S
GROCERY CLERK, white, TO do gen.
eral store work; only those qualified
need apply; reference required. UP
DIKE'S MARKET, 1131 l1th st. NV.
80
GROCERY CLERK, exper. not neces.;
good pay, good hours. Apply MR..
KENNY, 3439 Benning I'd. ne. --;3I
CLERKS-Former grocery
man needs hardworking men Tor
good-paying lob. See MIR. HICKS,
740 18th ST. NV. Ma. 0S1S. 81
colored. for modern apt.
bldg, $3.50 mo. Steady employ
ment. See RESIDENT ENGINEER.
31Ol Conn. ave. NV. Us
INSTALLER-Comb. storm windows
and doors; exp. only; must be ex-
pert mech. Apply 251I Bladens-
JANTToR, colored. with family. for
Sc. apt. project: must have refer
enceS: S120 mo-: 2-bedrm. apt. and
utils provided. Do not phone. See
Mr.. Massey. bet. 3-5 pm. KARL
W. CoRBY & CO., INC, 90s goth
JANITOyR- R-ENGINEER, live OF prem
ises Operation under chief and as
Sistant chief engineers of oil-burner
air-heating and air-cooling systems,
in large. new. elevator-type apart
ment building in NV. Washington.
Excellent salary for steady man
looking for permanent position, Call
MR.. ROBERTSON. OR. $500. for
interview. -
Evening star., 1952-10-28

SICK IeaVe. insurance and hospital
ization.
APPLY ANY HOT sHoPPE, INC,
Or Employment Office. Room 200,
l341 @ St. NV. -2S
CAR WASHER, must be experienced
also Mandy around gas station. Good
salary plus commission. CONNORS
INC, 272l Naylor I'd. Sc. 80
CARPENTER, 1st class. Apply 2101
Cameron Mills rd., Alexandria. See
CARPENTER-118o2 viers Mil I'd
Silver Spring. See Mr.. Panzone.
CARPENTER for reinforced concrete
steps. Top wages. Only experienced
Il pm, OW. 080S. 30
CARPENTERS, trim. 21st pl. End
Channing st. ne. 80
CARPENTERS, thoroughly exper. on
rambler trim; in Silver Spring; top
wages. Call Ii. 4-63s4, after =
CARPENTERs-20 experienced men
for long lob. Directions: Out Ga.
ave. to Seminary rd., left to Mon
roe ST., right to job. -3
CARPENTERS - Experienced. Apply
52 Canal st. s.w.. ready for work
bet, 1905 am. See MR.. BRINCE-
CARPENTERs (2)-only first class
mechanics need apply. Phone 7:30-
cs am; oL, 1926. 80
CARPENTERS. 1st-class trainers
eteady work. top pay. Apply H. L.
CORR. Sth and Oglethorpe cts. ne,
blocks so. OF RtggS rd. and Eastern
ave. UN. 3141. -
CARPENTERS experienced. STEADY
work ECONOMY SIDING 65 ROOF
ING CO., 203l Rhode Island ave
CARPENTERS HELPERS, exper..
steady work. ECONOMY SIDING d
ROOFING CO. 203I Rhode Island
ave. ne. -:3G
CARVER Tor cafeteria, must be I'm
lshed carver able to make percent
age. Call MI $500 for appt 3
CASHIER and parts man old estab-
HShed service center has excellent
opportunity. for young man: good
salary and bonus plus other modern
benefits. Apply in person WILLIAM
BARBER, 10th and Maine ave
s.w. II
CIGAR CLERK-Experieuce in the
handling of tohaccoS, magazines and
candy. Permanent position. Apply
SCHWARTZ PHARMACY, 1900 Conn.
Evening star., 1952-10-28
CLOTHING SALESMAN
COLLECTOR
SALESMAN

FOR IN-TOWN INSTALL
MENT ROUTES. MUST.
HAVE CAR. $12 DAY PLUS
LIBERAL COMMISSION.
SEE MR.. taft at SIG H ST
NE. -28
Evening star., 1952-10-28
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings: good refs. 81. 1851
MEN-Excellent openings for 2 men.
Even inexperienced men average
Sl0O and up per week. Repeat
business plus regular customers as
ssures you of steady. regular income.
II you wish to prove to yourself
What an excellent opportunity this
basiS or full time. Full time Fuller
brush dealers average S10O and up
per week calling on regular Gus
toners by appointment. Fuller
brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teous and buy these famous every
Gay necessities regularly An ex-
perienced man will train you. II
you are interested in a sure way to
raise your income inquire at 9l /
National Press Bldg. 14th and F
StSc NV. or phone DI. 4477 or DI.