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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
Snow Stops British Racing.
But Ainfree Is In Shape
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Mar. 31.-Snow
stopped all horse racing in Brit
ain today. but the Aintree course
over which the Grand National
Steeplechase will be run ON Sat-
urday was in good shape.
The managers Of the track near
Liverpool said there is no snow
on the Aintree race course, the
sun is shining and conditions are
good"
Weather forecasts indicated q
continuing slow thaw today. but
Air Ministry experts warned that.
heavy frost might hit Britain
within the next "a hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
Mile StodtIer New Champion
As Lorraine GuIiIs Dethroned

Brown, $35; Bohbie Jones, $40:
Julie Rapczynski, $40: Elsie Sem
|erjian. IS; Mrs. Malitz, IS: Lo-
retta Mills. IS; Ronnie Knoblett,
|$5
Results:
Second round--Julie Rapczyuski defeated
Alice Heall. 81; Mile. Stadtler defeated
Toni Rowe. 3-2; Bobbie Jones defeated
iested n Bins u Moen, 81; no Rennie y Knobiett
defeated Frances Wilson, 3d.; Irene Malitz
defeated Dorothy Nickels. Bel; Elise Sem
'sr5ian defeated Virginia Frey, 3-1; Loretta
ouarter-nnals Rapczyuski defeated
Semerjian. 80; Brown defeated Knoblett.
81; Jones defeated Mills, 80; stadtier
! semifinais M s2addtler defeated Jones.
3-l; Brown defeated Rapczyuski. 3-1:
Walt and Chuck Kramer,
brothers with unorthodox deliv-
cries. bowling OF the right foot.
are conspicuous among the is
survivors in the Anacostia' Spill
way Handicap Elimination. which
will end next Saturday with
semifinals at Z pm. and finals
at 8.
On the second round Chuck
jumped from goth to fourth by
shooting the top scratch Of the
event-659. This topped by one
stick the previous high, rolled by
Walt. who is the scratch leader
with sets Of GAG and 658 and is
second in gross with 1892. Clyde
Dubbs, with I,413, is gross leader.
Standings OF the survivors. with
their last sets and gross scores:
Dubbs, 689-1-1,413: Walt Kram-
er. 702-1.392: Bill Canada, 685-
1885; Chuck Kramer, 743-1 ,375:
Henry George, 668-1 1865; Jack
Dix, 718-1. 1868; Charles Good
hart, 692-1.357; Nick Caparell,
708-1.352; Bob Mischou, &C.,
1888; Skippy MeGee. .616-1,3 1888;
Phil Porter, 655-1,315; Don Coll
vim, 683-1 .305: Harry Scott, GAO
1903; Woody Hartman. 673-
1903: Larry Upton, ESQ.,, 1902;
Dutch Swartz. 647-1,291.
Jack Rabbit. consistent prize
winner in handicap, competition,
won the annual Arlington Handi-
cap with 60-743 to collect $75,
with Ed Lucas second in the field
Of "a with 104-732. He won $35.
Others in the payoff: Dave Say
lor, 84-730 $500; Bill Schotter,
56-721 ($12.5DJ: Bill Minor, So
It's ($8); Frank Lucas. 72-715
($8); Frank Aquino, 60-711
($5.25): Ted Biverette, 128-711
($5.25);; William Gray, jr., 76-701
($3.75): Fred Murphy, 36-699
($1.8D: Stanley Curtis, $500
($1.8D: Paul Perkins, high scratch
set, $50 ($3.75); Lew Malitz, high
game, 16O ($3,75).
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]. Mats
Continued From Page A-13.)

for extra bases, with Noren con-
tributing two doubles. Wertz ac-
counted for three Of the Tigers
nine hits of Hudson and Harley
Grossman. The latter gave up
two runs in the eighth when Matt
Bats doubled after Wertz singled
and Hoot Evers walked.
Manager Bucky Harris Cancelled
tentative plans to play a game
with Chattanooga today, deciding
to give the Mats q long workout
instead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
Hockey PIoyoffs

Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 4; Montreal. Montreal leads
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Providence. 81 Cincinnati, l providence
~ iNTERHATioSAL LEAGUE.
Toledo s.; Grand Rapids. (Toledo
leads best-of-7 series, 3-D.
PACIFIC COAST.
Tacoma. 8; Seattle. 3 (Tacoma wins best
OFFS series, 3-1).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
East Potomac to Sturt
Golf Glasses Tomorrow

Group golf instruction classes
start tomorrow at East Potomac's
driving range. Six 45-minute les
sons will be given, one each week.
Glasses for advanced students
viii start April Is. More infor-
nation is available through Rex
Roy, Sterling 9639.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

Kan Tor keH IN 9th,
SINGLED for johnson in 9TH
Grounded out for Littlefeld in 9Th.
Detroit 600 O2O-3
--------11O 900 40x-6
Runs-Taylor. Wertz. Evers. Yost (2),
Coan: Vernon. Mele, Michaels.. Errors
20. Coan. Noren. Vernon. Michaels (2),
Grossman. Two-base hits--Wertz, Noren
coan. Home run-.-Michaeis. Double play
E.Yost 70 Michaels to vernon. Left on
On drossmsn, y; I'll Isttisnsid 3: oil
b, johnson. 3; BY Grossman. ri By Little
feld. 1; by Loyenguth. !. Hits-Qn Hud-
son. 4 In innings. / run; off johnson. B
IN innings, 2 runs: on Iittleneld, IN /
inning, runs; oh Grossman, 10 3 IN
no runs. Hit By pitcher-By Hudson lKell) !.
Wild pitch-Hudson: Loyenguth. Balk-I
Ss%e1ns Rlssasr asason EHsa.
~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

Ten years ago Melio Bettina.
Beacon. N. Y. won 9 l0-round
decision over Gus Dorazio Of
Philadelphia.
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Baseball
CONTINUED From, Page A-1s0

Q none too impressive start in
Florida the Reds now are Just
about the hottest things in the
grapefruit league and the worriers
are concerned about whether that
may be a bad omen for the start
Of the season.
The Cincinnatians chalked up
their sixth straight victory yes
terday as they won a tightly
pitched 2-to-1 tilt with the Phil
lies. Ewell Blackwell gave the
Phils their run, but allowed only
four hits in seven innings. Pinch
hitter Hank Edwards drove in
the tying run in the eighth and
Joe Adcock singled home the
marker that broke up the game
in the ninth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
Rice Able 10 Rejoin Cards
After Being Hill by Bat
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI. Fla. Mar. 31.-Del
Rice, st. Louis Cardinals catcher,
apparently escaped serious injury
yesterday when he was struck on
the head by q bat swung by
Brooklyn's AL Walker during the
Cards exhibition game with the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Rice was hit when Walker
missile a pitch and swung COM
pletely around, but was able to
walk from the field. Later he said
he was feeling better and departed
with the Cardinals for their train
ing camp at st. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar.
81 R:-Bob Slaybaugh, 21-year-
old rookie pitcher with the Card
inals who was hurt during batting
practice last Monday, was to leave
the hospital today and go to st.
Louis for further treatment.
Slaybaugh suffered an eye In
jury and fractures Of the cheek
bone and jaw when he was struck
by a line drive in batting practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
MEMPHIS Tenn

MEMPHIS, Tenn, R.Bos-
tons touring Red Sox few here
from Birmingham. Ala, today to
play the Memphis Chicks. Man-
ager Lou Boudreau planned to
pitch Ralph Brickner, Randy
Gun1pett and willard Nixon.
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Mckee
Continued From page abb

June %, and Mckee thought he
might have won too soon. He
didn't think he knew enough about
riding at the time.
He Notices Things.
Mckee had watched Leguisar1o
race and concluded that the horse
ran well on the rail but quit when
taken to the outside. Charlie
noticed that Leguisamo ran badly
on the outside the first time he
rode the horse and did the same
thing under the veteran OWE Sour
lock. But on the big day in June.
the horse drew the No. post po-
sit.on and Mckee got him OF fast
and kept him in front on the rail
all the way.
McKee's saddle career stems
from an idea entertained by his
uncle, Larry Winehenner, man
ager Of the Saxon Hotel at Miami
Beach, Fla. Uncle Larry decided
Charles slight stature, which
didn't prevent him from being a
star miller at Alexandria High
School or a crack forward on the
Baptist Church basketball team,
might be suited to riding. Over
the objections of Charles mother,
but with his dads approval, Uncle
Larry made arrangements for the
boy to go with the Alfred DeCoza
stable. trained by Henry Rosek.
Rosek later was succeeded by
Regan. T.
4 Mckee admits he made many
mistakes during this period, i1a-'
Guiding a painful che that re-
suited in q brain conclusion. He
was working q yearling with other
horses and foolishly decided his
mount could beat the others. The
yearling hit. the fence, throwing
her rider into an infield flower
bed.
It's an iii Wind, Etc.
But even that didn't turn out
too badly for Charlie. While con-
valeSclng, ne met pretty Eiizanetn
Staring OF Miami: Iney We're
married repIuary ~.
A1ter the Aqueouct meeting last
summer. mckee went 70 New Eng
lano Wnere ne came under the
suoance OF EAR Porter. g sue
ceSslui rlusr ouring the isSus-
49, , .aus nI IliM now 20 sis on
z. .ss - p. 49, Fslu 100000 nm
=, y. . &C. y -, allal "
= az, 10 ~. y 49,. 49, Masll Wy WI
n 3. .l..s ~. . 49, - y o.lc occasl0n
~. :. ~. w. 10 -. aWay AI ''
Aia .vl q oOupe. u Gays.
nra 10 IL - siol.oa last WINTER,
. Nv - . Te.;.s M L. on opening
sI,,ro,,aa rnaS.,;s A auu sien
ovsr III. hnos ~ Iy;s'S ooos
cha rio hod thr.a ,,,;."a .san =: ai ny.
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dove .s+ar t;s .;. alel. ,ew
an easv w,nnsr n,har 81. -, ae., ,os'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. P).-
The Detroit Tigers must beat the
champion New York Yankees and
st. Louis Cardinals If they want
to get out of Florida with a win
ming record in grapefruit league
competition.
The Tigers, whipped 6-3 by
Washington yesterday to give
them q record Of nine victories
and 10 defeats to date, take on
the Yanks today and st. Louis
tomorrow before heading north
ward. They already have two tri-
umphs over the YankS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

CLEARWATER, Fla, R.-Ed-
die Watkins of the Phillies EVIL
IDENTIFY has retained his f1rst-base
Job for the season.
Hustlin' Eddie didn't bear out
his nickname when spring train
ing started. President Bob Car
penter had him On the carpet
once and since then Eddie's been
travelling at top speed.
Ordinarily he might be able to
slacken up a bit. But Manager
Eddie Sawyer has Nippy Jones TO
throw into the breach should Ed
die slide q bit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

Ran for Keli in 9th.
! SINGLED for johnson in 18th.
Grounded out for LittlefieId in 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

061xN 614V \ N4NAN)s AVA NAJs--NNSAOsT
fielder Gus Bell of the Pittsburgh
Pirates agreed today with Manager
Billy Meyer that travelling by au-
tomobile and playing baseball just
don't mix.
Bell had been in Meyers dog
house for going with his wife and
two children by car from camp to
camp. The outf1elder has decided
to send his family home by train
and let some one else pick up his
car.
BRADENToN, Fla. Mar. 81
R).-The Boston Braves break
camp here this morning and
head for Jacksonville where they
start their Northern trek tomor-
row by playing the Phillies.
There Manager Tommy Holmes,
who took a squad to Atlanta for
q three-game series with his clubs
Southern Association farm team
will join forces with the group
Coach Bucky Walters has been
supervising there.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Dr.
Two members of the Yankees Sin
jury squad" have Manager Casey
Stengel more than a little con-
cerned.
First Baseman Joe Collins, whose
right ankle was injured March 10,
still is hobbling around on crutches
and may not be able to open the
season. Inflelder Billy Martin de-
parts Wednesday for New York.
where the cast on his fractured
ankle will be removed. Stengel
has his fingers crossed that Billy
comes around.
Yogi Berra, who has been idle
for two weeks due to a Sprained
ankle, returned to action yester-
day and hit a home run against
the Braves in his first time at bat.
Yogi drove in four runs to help
Evening star., 1952-11-10

A SUBSIDIARY OF THE
WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE co.
452 SWAMI AVE.
(AT JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Evening star., 1952-11-10

MIDDLE:-AGB MAN. white or colcred,
tables. good hrs, good pay. must be
issSi EsSIr Mk% MAeRl' s55s g Gsss4Rl .ys rENS
LARGE EXPANDING oteantsation' in
Silver Spring has an opening for
2 man to manage collection unit
unside). college graduate or ex-
chnnSs for adyaneement; good
vacation and other modern BENEFITS.
at so47 18th ST. Silver sprins.
MAKE $40 DAILY. Sell luminous
Attleboro. Mass, free sample and
oPPoRTiuNIrY-we offsoiasi offer an unssu., as.
opportunity to a young married man.
age 25os45; starting salary, better
on RE- Pit ysaH paid ana fee
life Insurance: Phone Mr.. Harper,
LAUNDRY q DRY CLEANING.
INC. 9ol oronoco st.. Alexandria.
OPENING for two statesmen who are
week selling to home owners. Inn
H0ND, Box iG7-R. Star.
MEN. Is hrs. wkly..
hrs. to suit you, will earn you $40
wkly. Apply 81 pm. Tues, Wed.
Thurs. RIM: SOL, 710 14th NV.
HOW WELL CAN YOU RECRUIT?
II you have what 1t takes to hire,
train and supervise statesmen in a
direct selling business, we need to
talk to you. Our payment plan is
tops in the industry. Our product
and sales methods have enabled us
to attain national prominence rap.
idly. We wish to open this pro-
ductive area under the man who
can build US capable. solid organiza-
tions of well schooled, full-time
commission statesmen in the shortest
possible. time. We are willing to
pay well for results. Personal In
ter giving experiences. Replies con-
fidential. Write H. HIXON. BOX
ass, Star. Ill
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HElp--MEN

PORTER. about IS, D. c. drivers u.
.cense, light work: steady Job for
sober man. White or colored. Elk.
PORTER. colored. young boy. work
in drug store; split shift. 5916 Ga.
ave. NV.
PORTERS, colored, for work in our
: Arl. ice cream and candy store; pay
Is good. paid vacations, free hos
pitalization. 5la-day wk. Call GIF-
FORD ICE CREAM CO. 6H. 473S.
Sun or weekdays. Ill
PORTRAIT PRINTER wanted at once;
must be able to produce; sober and
dependable; excel. salary; perm
pos. Apply TIL 14th st. NV. RIM
Sl7, 13s
PRESSER. some tailoring; 6-day wk.,
salary according to exper. CROWN
PAWNBROKERs EXCHANGE. !72d
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SALESMAN.

Age 1886. married. washington En-
velope Co. offers excellent oppor.
tunity for security and advancement
for the right man. Permanent posi-.
tion on salary basis. Reply In own
handwriting. stating Qualifications
and references. THE WASHING
TON ENVELOPE CO.. 30 L ST.. ne.
Mashington, .. Q. 10
SALESMAN N-ESTIMATOR
Exper.. man to take complete charge
OF retail sales Of plumbing and heat
ing installation. Leads furn.. new
salary plus Commission.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING To. 1900
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Cuneo Eastern Press. Inc
ERIE AVE. AND ''G" ST.

we nave several me openings WltE
steady work in the offering. Any
competent pressman may apply To-
Cuneo Eastern Press. Inc
ERIE AVE. AND "G" ST.
Phila. "a, Pa.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-ThEs pro
gressive real estate firm has q real
estate salesman desk to be filled i'm
mediately. Applicants need only
apply Il they have the fpllowins
1. Fully experienced in selling any
and al types real estate.
2. Especially familiar with Northern
Virginia properties and selhng.
B.; Must be Of good character and
financial stability.
4. Must have. previous earning ex:
perience capacity Of an average OF
$4,000 per yr. income. Request
business references, personal ref
erences and bank references.
BEST in real estate WORKING condi-
aiization5 dement's. bonuses and
an opportunity for advancement.
Next. applicants win ONLY be in
tervieved on basis Of Q written ap-
plication being received outlining In
detail the information requested
above. Write now to POMPONIO
REALTY. INC. attention of Rocco
pomponio, 1922 Wilson blvd, Arl-
REAL leSfoni EsTArE "a, statesmen, imnlsdt. mas
ate opening; with car; possibilities
REALTY CO.. INC. 1925 18th st st.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
statesmen
statesmen

Virginia ONCE needs two good sales
men, 25-35.. full or part time, to
close bona fide leads. Car neces-
o'clock. 1914 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
'HElP--MEN

TORE MANAGER, laundry. Ta-
kQma Park area, white. references.
Ideal for middle age couple. BOX
l50-h. star. I'll
Evening star., 1952-11-10
HELP-MEN

SALESMEN-We are now opening 2
new positions for statesmen: large
national chain offers security with
opportunity for advancement; excel
lent earnings through straight SAL
airy and commission: $65 starting
salary. free insurance and vacations
with pay: appointment selling, no
canyassing: car necessary. Apply in
person to MR.. NORMAND g.. de
MERS. 604 9th st. NV. --1O
for nationally known vac
uum cleaner; permanent position for
one interested leads furnished. Ad-
dress. stating age and experience,
Box 424-S Star. Ill
top-fiight statesmen at
once; must be sincere and depend
able, have car and reference; apply
to daily; comm. basis on T i.min' a.
demonstration; commercial item, no
house to house; floaters and curious
DO not apply. ROLL-O-MATIC
WASHINGTON CO., 1749 L st. NV.
10
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YOUNG MEN
WITH CARS

z you enjoy dealing with people here
Is Q chance to become associated
witn 2 young growing organization.
appts.. more than our present stan
can handle. Excellent earnings and
thorough training for those who
qualify. See MR.. RICHARD, IL to
! only. e2l 11th st. NV. 2nd floor
Evening star., 1952-11-10

REPAIRMAN-Old company wants
pairs; prefer exper. man, but will
take one who Is handy with tools
and train him. Call OIL. 101S, ewes.
Evening star., 1952-11-10

REAL ESTATE statesmen
t2J with cars. opening for men who
will work hard. long hours. in ac-
tive multitle listing ONCE. Must
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
JU. S-5757 It'll 8 PM. Daily
Evening star., 1952-11-10
SALES
OPPORTUNITY

with local concern VINO represents
z product Manufactured by one Of
Exclusive and established territory
now open for young m IN under :35
years Of age and qualified by sales
ability or aptitude to warrant ex-
tensive trainins; COMPENSATION
SALESMAN-Want man with expert
sales ability to sell new and used
$4,000 per year; working eondi-
tions wonderful; car furnished. Do
not apply for this position unless
you, are honest. sober and . hard
worker. Box 1905, star. Ia
exper. in mems wear,
HHCd msn 'tsaGE HpSEy gGil!Isn ga4a Bios fS resse Se
117s. North Highland st.. Arl... Va.
SALESMAN tautomotive, established
territ9Gry s,on suaranteed qad salary plus
Who Is interested in mu-
sic;, earnings $500 to 81 200 month.
S3ee commission front money. plus
b9Eus Leads TT ITelephone snn during
windows. fencing
your efforts. For appt,: KE. 7-0520
colored, full or part
time. Opportunity to earn over $50
per wk. No age limit. No expert
81 sSs :;ssSt,si. :; ns See aSS SS: DokE Si5
furnishing dept. Good salary and
commission. Permanent position.
Apply Mr. .Chatlen. H. ARRAMSoN
sSIEsM2N MAN II TRAINEE, II his under 80: car
necessary: salary. and expenses. in
terview 9-3. Apply in person. CAM
ADA DRY GINGER ALE, INC. 1901
East-West hwy, Silver Spring. Md.
in Selling mems wear; good saiary.
sAIGs lsneSs Co.. 4SS SsSa ioth st. nWs eUsIs Iis
SALESMAN = We rarely have. an
opening IN our sales orsanization. J;
Put M wf ere cleosSsed SSeps timber hSf
In Delaware, Maryland, D. c. and
Upper virsinia to. utilities, rail-
roads. contractors. industrials. Sal
airy and expenses. Write education.
sxperiencs. age: salary requirements.
. Box @ t54;L star: ..,., -l0
iaasSn Is opeass vasa aa.Sns
on. new educational, service deal;
calls by appt. only; b:day wk,; man
selected must be. intelligent, honest
and anxious for better r-than-averaee
earnings on high percentage basis;
SALESMAN with car; $50 week
salary" Cheerful; q good, salesman.
Every merchant. uses our type prod
piy % AMERICAN H0si PAPER ipRopucfHs RcaSi sH
CO., 1496 II st. me-, Sun. and Mon.
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HELP WoMEN Cent J

eXper.; sal. plus COM
mission; permanent. Call 0L. Ss4s
for, appt: for interview. Sunday
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; good
salary and commission. TR. 1746.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Exper. all
open. Apply HEPNER's. 612 18th
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Harn Ss5 to
500 per wk. Guarantee plus comm.
Steady Job Apply LOUIS CREA-
TIVE HAIRDRESSERS. 1710 Eye
BEAUTY OPERATOR, part time or
full time. Good opportunity; salary
Evening star., 1952-11-10
HElP-MEN

YOUNG MAN. colored. neat. to do
bundle wrapping and general work
IN stationery and book store. Ap-
ply bet 10 and IL 80 am, WIN.
BALLANTYNE g. SONS. 1921 r
YOUNG MAN-white. 90 to rs. re-
liable worker to assist in running Of
business and delivery. Excel. future.
Box SS-S. Star. 10
YOUNG MAN. white. handy with
tools; D. c. permit. to help install
draperies and cornices. Steady
work. Non-smoker preferred. OR.
MAN, 1925. draft exempt.
nigh school education. to work In q
clerical capacity in our home ONCE.
Splendid opportunity If you have
ambitions and are looking for q
position where you can work your
way up: 5-day, 37ia-hr. Apply rim.
800 personnel once. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO., 8I6 I4th
YOUNG MAN. ambitious, to train in
auto parts business, machine shop
or stock work. Apply after 10 am,
HARE BROTHERS, INC, 321O
Rhode Island ave-. Mt, Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1952-11-10

SaleSmen-Storm Windows
Work directly with local factory
for quick delivery for hinged or
lift-out type storm windows; COM
track combination windows and
fences also handled For appoint
ment to see the factory call LO.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
PRESSMEN
WEBB AND SHEET FEED
--- ROTARY MEN

We have several fine openings with
sesps npIn a sne msS appy to
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TV TECHNICIANS

FULL AND PART TIME
We have openings for outside service
men in NV. area and Hyattsville.
Mt. Rainier area. Work near your
home; highest salary; permanent;
finest working conditions. DOR
Evening star., 1952-11-10

MAIL AND INFO. CLERK
White, no experience necessary. o.
30 years. High school education
pref: Liberal company benefits.
Apply in person, assistant manager,
MARDMAN PARK HOTEL, 1880
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Excellent future for live wire. ex.
perienced man, or couple. STATE
exper.. in full detail. availability
and immed. earnings expected. Boz
No, 324-S. Star, 10
Evening star., 1952-11-10

sny Tne top wages r'tsis .,ssss
Wort. 10. S-3156. -l2
white only, Job at
Bradlee Towers, Shirley hwy. and
Leesburg pike. Alexandria, Va; 300
Inits. heated. work every day! S24I
1880 ewes. T. M. WOODALL. INC.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERs-Experi-
enced only need apply. Call after
5 pm. JOHN N. PARKER. 10.
S-6642. lie
experienced; d. C. drivers
permit; new work and jobbing. AD.
RkDR 10
Evening star., 1952-11-10
PHARMACIST

Full perm. for active
Conn ave drugstore. Top
salary excel. working conds..
paid vacation and other store
benefits. Apply WOODLEY
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