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with Philadelphia today after
dropping four in a row to the
Phillies
Boston suffered a 1872 wallop-
ing yesterday in Roanoke. Man.
ager Lou Boudreau will use
Hershel Freeman, rookie pitcher.
in this last game before the Red
Sox open their annual series
against the Braves in Milwaukee
tomorrow.
ATLANTA (P.-After a steady
diet of minor league opposition.
the Pittsburgh Pirates entrained
for home today where they'll
wind up their spring exhibition
season by playing two big league
teams.
The Pirates will meet the
Yankees tomorrow and finish
against the Mats Saturday and
Sunday.
Manager Fred Haney now has
"a players on his team following
the optioning of Outf1elder Bob
by Del Greco and Catcher Joe
Rossi to Toronto.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (P).-Two
players who are expected to be
in the New York Giants lineup
on opening day still are perform
ing only part-time duty.
Bobby Thomson left yester-
days game in Mobile after four
innings to continue whirlpool
bath treatments on his right
hand. which was broken earlier
in the training season. Manager
Leo Durocher benched Outfield-
er Monte Irwin after four in
ningS because the outf1elder is
still limping slightly on his right
foot, which was broken last year.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 8
P)-Stan Musial and Steve
Bilko are giving the st. Louis
Cardinals their power punch for
what is now a seven-game win
ming streak.
Musial collected four singles
Evening star., 1953-04-08

RICHMOND, Va, R.-The
Boston Red Sox will try to SAL
wage a second victory in their
northbound exhibition series
Evening star., 1953-04-08
Sedgman Gets 18th Win
In 64fh Kramer Match
BY the Assoeiofed Press


PITTSBURGH, April g.
Frank Sedgman, playing heads
up tennis, defeated Jack Kramer,
6-4. 3-6, 8-6, in their pro-
fessional match at the Gardens
last night.
The victory was Sedgman's
26th and 81 matches with the
American ace.
Pancho Segura of Ecuador
beat Ken McGregor of Australia,
As, 81, 12-1O. in the OPEN
ing match of the tennis card.
Segura's triumph gave him a
49-15 lead over his rival in their
cross-country series.
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Things Roster for Stenge| With Heavy Hitting
By Newly Returned Mantle and Hank Bauer

out of five times at bat yesterday
and Bilko smashed a 400-foot
home run to lead the Cards to a
Ga victory over the Dallas
Eagles. Del Rice also hit a home
run.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. P.-
Cleveland optioned Pitcher Sam
Jones and Outf1elder Mike Lutz
to its indianapolis farm today,
bringing to seven the number of
players dealt to that club in "a
hours.
Jones Joined Cleveland late in
1851, billed as the outstanding
pitching prospect from the Pa
cific Coast League. But this
promise never was fulfilled, as
a bursitis shoulder prevented
him last season from helping
the Indians. He went to In
dlanapollS late In the campaign
and won four, lost none.
Yesterday the Indians sold
outright the following five play
erS to indianapolis: Outfelder
Herb Adams, Pitcher Bill Aber-
nathie, Third Baseman AL Smith,
ShortStop Harry Malmberg and
First Baseman Joe Macko.
CINCINNATI (P1.-The Gin
cinnati Reds trimmed their
roster to 33 players today with
the optioning of Pitcher Maurice
Fisher to Columbia of the South
Atlantic League.
Yesterday Pitcher Leon Foulk,
a 27-year-old right-hander, was
released outright to Tulsa of the
Texas League.
Evening star., 1953-04-08

Gays ago. i.
Ted stacked
away a steak
smothered by
two fried eggs
as the chief
items Of that
garg a n t u a n
meal.
Rogers Horns
by, the Reds
manager, says
Jim Green
grass will be
a far better
hitter when
I.z.~- IL
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Pacific Coast LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Hollywood, 10: Oakland. 9 40 innings)
Los Angeles, ): San Francisco, 3,
Seattle, 8; San Diego, 0.
Portland at Sacramento, postponed,
TOniGht'S Schedule.
Seattle at San Diego
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
Oakland at HOLLYWOOD
Portland at Sacramento.
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Touchdown Club Welcome.
Mats Home Tomorrow

The Mats get their official well
come home from the Touchdown
Club at a luncheon at 1890 to-
morrow in the clubs dining
room.
Ralph ShaughneSSy, president
of the club, said arrangements
have been completed to make
this the most enthusiastic sa-
lutte yet given the Mats.
Evening star., 1953-04-08
PorterfieId Facing
Dodgers as Mats
Make Home Debut
(Continued From Page C-1.l

improved hitting of Jackie Jen-
sen. Eddie Yost. Mickey Vernon
and Ken Wood. who will be
Coan's replacement in left field.
Coan was the clubs leading
hitter this spring with a .378
average and his loss is a blow,
but the Mats have Yost batting
1865; Vernon and Jensen, 1888.
and Wood, 344. Jim Busby is
hitting .255, while Pete Runnels
is a .278 hitter. In his last
six games. however, Runnels has
batted 400.
The Dodgers will appear with
a new lineup. First Baseman
Gil Hodges, who has been out
Of the lineup for 10 days suf-
ferign from a penicillin allergy,
is reported completely recov-
cred and will rejoin the team
here. But whether he will be
able to play Immediately has not
peen announced,
Dick Williams, a converted
outf1elder, will take over if
Hodges remains sidelined.
Robinson at Third Base.
Brooklyn, which defeated the
Mats in two of three previous
exhibitions this spring, will pre-
sent Jackie Robinson at third
base instead Of at second. That
switch was dictated by Manager
Charley Dresser because of the
promise shown by Junior Gill
liam, second baseman who was a
standout with Montreal last sea-
son.
The Dodgers will line up with
Gillian at second. Peewee Reese
at shortstop. Duke Snider in
center field, Robinson at third
base, Roy Campanella catching,
Carl Furillo in right field, Will
liamS at first base and George
Shuba or Bill Antonello in left
field.
Jensen, an offensive and de-
fensive star in exhibitions, has
fulfilled his role of cleanup hit
ter admirably with the Mats, who
have won IA and lost 10 exhibi-
tionS. Jackie saved two games
with remarkable catches and is
leading the club with seven home
runs. Walter Masterson, who
was scheduled to pitch against
Cincinnati yesterday at Lynch
burg, will oppose the Dodgers
tomorrow night. That will put
the bespectacled Masterson in
line to pitch the Mats second
game of the regular season
against the Red Sox Tuesday
in Boston.
Mats Bosses to Confer.
Harris and Vice President
Calvin Griffith will confer today
with Clark Griffith, 83-year-old
boss of the Mats, with a view
toward strengthening the club.
Harris holds little hope, though,
that the Mats will acquire any,
body out of the ordinary.
I'm not going to give up any
of our front-line players to get
an outfielder," Harris said.
There is no sense weakening
ourselves at one spot to fortify
another. have a hunch Wood
will give us a good job in TAX
ing over for Coan. Ken has
been real sharp this spring. I
don't think he'll be disappoint-
ment."
Will Watch Waiver Lists.
The Mats hope to land another
-outfielder and perhaps bolster
their pitching staff by plucking
players off the waiver lists.
We're at a disadvantage there
because the Tigers, Browns and
Red Sox get a crack at those
players before we do" Harris
said. But we might be able to
get somebody who could help
us a Bit"
Meanwhile, Dresser said he
plans to start Carl Erskine in
the opening game against Pitts
burgh and follow up with Russ
Evening star., 1953-04-08

Cincinnati officials shuddered
when they got a $500 breakfast
tab signed by Ted Kluszewski,
muscular first baseman, a few
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nsLP w~AEk Cont

BEAUTICIANS. all-around operators:
also mantcurist; for new, modern,
downtown salon. Apply 9-1 pm.
VICENT HAIR STYLIST. 1913 18th
st. NV. 8
BEAUTY oPERATOR-Earn Ss5 to
500 per w.; guaranteed salary
plus commission: steady position.
Apply LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERS. ITO Eye st NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, for shampooing
and manicuring for high class Glen
tele. AID. 2-SSS4. -27
BEAUTY OPERATOR--If you have q
following and went to be in busi-
ness in newly remodeled shop. es-
tablished 40 yearS in business on
Conn. ave with no money down,
contact me. MA S-7559. -2S
BEAUTICIAN and manicurist for
Washington's newest. modern shop;
NV. section. JU. 7-G90S. II
BEAUTICIAN, colored. to work in
white shop; rot over size IL; top
salary. RIA. 7-966Q. Il
BOOKKEEPER, needed at once;
knowledge of theory as important
as experience. Apply in person.
WILLS. INC. Dodge Dealers, AMMAN
dale Va q
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HELP D0MESTIc (cont.)

G.H.W.-CHILD CARE; Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. 1 to g.; must
have references; Va. area. JE. g.
G.H.w.- CHILD CARE. Live in. 500
a month. No cooking. Air-condi-
Phone RA. 3-7173.
COOK. Live in. Must
be fond OF children and capable of
managing household; 51s days. Ref
sTfpSes I Pa1ns a adat ss ssSiy WSt.
woman bet. 1850 to live in. Refs.
necessary. Box 3O3-B. Star. Us
HOUSEBOY, part time, small bach
elor apt. Describe abilities and give
full particulars, past experience aud
wages expected. Box 439-z. Star:
HOUSEKEEPER, light nursing. for
elderly lady; no laun.. no. cleaning.
Please give phone number. Box
HoUsE:woRkER, general. expert
enced, sleep in; board; own room
s s9se VIII White MRS; A. I AsRA I5s
g 5s2S q. grand 2 conc0urse' New q york
LADY to keep children; & days: in
4ulre I l3I e 9Th I St; s.e.' from to 8
AsO Ah <HPs'' ohAaL AdhlilJ
thorough cleaner. wait table. very
little cooking; other help; $40. VIC.
PRACTICAL NURSE. kind. expert
enced; care for elderly invalid lady;
live in; light general housework;
other help employed. Every other
Sun, of. $35 per week. ia. g.
WOMAN. 1920 years, for g.h.w. and
care of two children. Elk. 3-5974,
WOMAN. 35 to 40, to keep house and
care for 2 small boys. Occasional
travel. IA. 5-9407. .
WOMAN for general housework and
cooking, must be exper. $40 per wk.
willing to live in philadelphia
LIVE IN; experienced, gen. housework
and laundry, exper. with small chill
dren; ga days; salary open. Prefer
30-40 yr. age. Local refs. required.
Silver Spring. JU. 7-90S6. -27
N. ARLINGTON-Live in, clean. de-
pendable woman to assist with
Mon of. some Sat. nights; $40 wk
References. ia. S-3706. -26
must be at least So. size is or Is;
ref. required; 51a days. 10 am.
through dinner. $25 Gncl. carfare),
Call for interview, WO. 6-0339
Ride in to bus
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GIRLS TRAVEL 1U.S.A,)
Young Ladies. Travel

AIDES (5), to take over good
AVON openings that will earn S25
'eg. Wkly. inc. RE. 7-SlO7. -27
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TYPIST- CLERK-We have an open
ing for a typist-clerk in large
Chevrolet leadership. must be g
good typist. accurate at figures. with
some knowledge of bookkeeping
Excellent working conditions. pleas
ant surroundings. in an air-condi-
toned ONCE. See Mrs. Mcdonnell
at ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES,
3ISs !4th 81 p foT established REAL
estate and insurance firm: 5-day
week; Aforementioned office: For
appointment, call MA. S-0765.
white: good salary;
closed on Saturday; food experience.
TORONTO RESTAURANT, Corner
of Goth and P st. NV. -27
white. neat and intelli-
gent; day work, good pay. Apply In
person. 232 E. Capitol. pr
WANTED; must be ex-
preienced; preferably Spanish speak
Ing. Excellent tips and working
conditions: straight shift, Apply
Ell MEXICO. 2603 Connecticut ave.
NV. HO. 2-45b0. %
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Young Ladies, Travel
Miami and southern resort cities with
promotional group. Must be neat
We train you. New car fn afnishea.
salary and comm. $65 per week. See
MR.. GRICE. Cairo Hotel, 10th and
Que SITS, 10-1 or 3-6. 20"
UNUSUAL. OPENING with national
organization, for ambitious woman
with high standards; and earnest
$500 d arSs Sssf Box ae 4 asS s9af
HOUSE OF STUART COSMETIC co.
has openings for several refined
ladies'; car and phone. OIL. 4-3040
REFINED WOMAN. with a pleasing
personality. to be house mother and
manager Of large, established board
No EXPER hSS M NEG iEsssSs:ARYT TO to
metics. We viii train YOU With inter
esting color film. Call ia. S-Ss69.
after 6. -28
PHOTO FINISHING PLANT-Exper.
and inexper. help, for work on
Sats. and Suns; q chance to earn
extra money for weekend work;
S1oa pay. regular work; state eXper.
w 1EnoONhbLE fOUNG LADIES
one of Washington's leading pho
tographers of children. Can earn
S15 wkly. AP. 7-O490. -27
EXPERT TYPIST. for German thesis;
full time for about 2 wks, starting
approx. Mar. l. ia. S-S419, after
D.. -27
LAW FIRM. specializing in patent
law. long established, desires expert
secretary -stenographer. Must be
rapid and efficient 5-day, 35-hour
wk.: no overtime requirements;
ing upon experience and ability.
State age, education and experience
Replies confidential. Box S1-Z.
Star. -27
YOUNG COLORED GIRL to learn
Photographic dark rm. work. De-
sire girl with no experience so we
can train by our own methods.
AP. 10000. -27
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED-Careful. exper. driver to
help drive 1858 Oldsmoblie 49,
to Florida Leaving March 8. Call
COUPIE DRIVING to Winter Park,
Fla, desires driver to share ex-
penses; refs; leaving soon. EN-.
LEAVING T;,fS FOR SEATTLE via S0 Los
M Anseie s.s en March 2; take l 81. 2.
Los ANGELES-Leaving March 4;
take 2; 8-12, call RA. 3-0S00. Other
times call operator. Fulton $500.
LEAVING FOR MEXICO CITY March
| or 2. take l, 2, 8. AID. 2-1379.
DU. 7-0141.
MONTREAL. Quebec and TT. Myer,
Sat. Feb. rs; share expense; ref. ex-
changed. NO. T-5530, AID. 4-S551.
MINISTER driving to L. A. March l,
needs three passengers. Phi. JU.
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HELP-DoMESTIc
COOK.G.H.W.; live in Silver Spring
6 days: local references RE I-Q1Aa

COOk-G.H.W.; live In Silver Spring:
6 days; local references. RE. 1-9193.
COOK-G.H.W.; live in: $40 week:
local references. Chevy Chase, Md
OIL. 4-72T2 20
COOK AND G.H.W., experienced: re-
cent references; 5l2 days; sleep in;
$40 per wk. 7760 18th st. NV.
COOK. small private elementary
school. Must be honest. healthy, de-
pendable and fond of children. Ref
erences. Excellent WAGES for right
person. JU. 9.4s12. Il
COOK G.H.W., good with children.
live in. references. S32 week. OIL.
CIV, live in; fond Of children;
clean. intelligent; pvt. nm. and bath.
TU. 2-2111.
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11O1 Penna Ave NV
MANAGER

Chain organization, washable dresses;
oppor. for advancement; will train.
Apply in person, SHERMAN WASH
WEAR. INC. 1104 F st. NV. 4'
MASSEUSE, experienced: 5 days, part
time; l429 F st; nv, End floor. II
Gil cutter comb; quality. work, top
wages; opport. for immed. improve
ment; sit: open now. DRAKE
DUPLICATING SERVICE, 916 New
York ave. NV. rs
graduate or undergraduate +:
must have training in hospital and
institution; full maintenance; good
pay and vacation: refs: required: a
qualified person will have a per-
manent position. Apply in person
only. HEBREW HOME FOR THE
AGED. 1875 Spring I'd. NV, Wash
ington 10. D. c. go
CLERK. finance company
experience helpful. but not neces-
sary. Good salary. Bonus and va
cation with pay; wonderful oppor-
SONS AUTO & APPLIANCE CO,
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SALESMAN. REAL ESTATE-Experi-
enced man to specialize in either
the sale Of business properties or
farms and estates. Apply EOSS 4
PHELPS. INC, 1417 K st. NV
eALESMAN-For mems store; expert
enced; very good salary; excellent
working conditions. Apply LATT'S
TIE BAR. go 14th st. NV. pr
gALESMAN-Have you ever consid-
cred the life insurance business?
It's a good business if you are
qualified for it. Write for an ap-
pointment without obligation to
CHESTER R. JONES. c. L. u. 800
Wyatt BLDG, Washington. D. C.-2S
SALESMAN wanted to fill a protected
territory in nationally known
ONCE equipment company. Salary
plus commission. Car essential. If
you are between the ages of % and
35 and seeking permanent sales
position call DI. 1868 for an
appointment -oS
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SAI,ESGIRI,

SALESGIRL
Full or part time. permanent position
at high salary for dependable per-
selling children's wear. Apply In
EDITH'S
1928 H st. NE. pr
SALEsLADY for work in drug and
cosmetic. departments; salary plus
Worne con % ASST
scHWARTz PHARMACY. 1900
s GGna sH1i Toy; oT cosmetic and drug
e sspntsa II on SSnt Ably dEHgis0zf
pRSaS; i4th and II SIS. NV. SE.
sAIEsIAiDY. exper. ladies' apparel.
Full or part time. VI 1 hr; and SON sem
sxLESLADY. for cigar counter, in
downtown DRUGSTORE; experienced;
good salary. Apply WHELAN DRUG.
14th and H SITS. NV. RE. 7-792s.
SALESLADY-SECY.; live wire; car;
unusual oppor; real estate. HINES.
1S4S Visions ave.
SALESLADIES, ready to wear expert
enced only; steady position; salary,
$50 per week. Apply 1o1s Conn.
SALEsPERsON wanted. with some
selling exper. preferred, to sell slip
covers. draperies, fabrics and other
home furnishings; 5-day wk.: good
pay for right person; air-cond,
ave, Bethesda. Md. II
SALES POSITION-Colored intelli-
and make S5o-Sioo per sale, easy
credit. Report to 1885 Ninth st.
NV. 1890 am. or call DE. 2-62S6.
SEAMSTRESS, for Arl.. dry cleaning
estab,; full or part time: good SAL
airy. Call MR.. BUTLER, Ov. 3-1100.
Il
SECRETARY, for front ONCE of hotel.
Apply credit manager, RALEIGH
HOTEL -27
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PART TIME

concern needs 5 part time
men for good opportunity to make
from $50 to $50 per wk,. and .
full-time men to average Sl00 to
- 100 per wiz; white; car. Apply
a. $50 N, Monroe st, Suite 203,
Virginia Square Bldg. next to
kann'S Dept, Store. Arlington, Va.
Thursday. o6th. at G.20 n m . e
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LEAVING
MIAMI TRANSP.

Responsible persons to
drive brand-new 1858
ChevroletS to Miami,
Florida. Call Baltimore,
Belmont 1400, Mr.. Knell.
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CHILD CARE

Complete charge OF Q children (2h
yrs. and 8 mos. old. Must live in,
mod. Silver Spring home. Must have
q recent child-care.. ref. of at least
l W.; S35 to start. raise in short
time. South American. or European
acceptable. Call JU. 7-63SO. -27
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ADDING MACHINE-Burroughs desk
model, $50, Al condition. Rentals.
repairs. sales on all makes. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2019
A. T. r. CONVERTER, DC. to A.C.,
new. cheap. Apply 1875 M st. NV.
Ant 2nd 0Ro
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BUSINESS SERVICES

WORK, small Jobs q
speciality. 10. S-2a42. Il
BADANES ENTERPRISES, builders OF
new world design, for modern liv-
ing. custom kitchens. formica play
rooms. attics, the entire home; free
estimates. IA. S-2306. -2s
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AELR-WQMEN
MATTRESSES
WILL. TRAIN

WEDDING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
studio: home telephone. BROOKS
PHOTOGRAPHERS, 1927 F St n W
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Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
ealing S WALTER REEp s' SNT Ss5GEs
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
tn. H-2727 RIA 3-760A
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ATT, HOUSEWIVES, part-time work
ers, students-Drive children to and
from pvt. school. Salary basis, no
comm. Box 1S1-B, Star.
MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR
Experienced Multigraph operator
Model 75l wanted for permanent
position with international organize
ton. Call DU. 7-1a31 for appoint.
FOR GTTESTHOUSE-Chauf-
feur-janitor; S35; maid. 500; apt
available. SIS week. Refs. AID, q
COUPLE PREF, to live on premises
and maintain colored rooming house
Steady, reliable person, either ret
or drawing soc. sec. Apply in person,
140l Monroe st. NV. SIGLER g. CO.
LAUNDRY SORTERS, experienced,
finished work, visible marking. Al
ply GREYsToNE LAUNDRY, 22l6
RETIRED COUPLE or widow to man
age small apt. and rooming house
for free apt. ia. 9-9590. Il
SALES HELP to sell coats and suits;
steady position: good pay. See Mr.
Lurie, KOPY KAT. III H st. ne.
REP. to sell a new, fast-moving item
from house to house. Low price. Lib.
comm. Call JE. 3-S956 for interview.
-oS
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SALESMAN

Lexington Park, Md, branch OF
American Trailer Co., Inc, has need
for experienced salesman TO sell
Mobile homes. We are one of the
largest dealers in this area. Salary
and commission. Pleasant working
conditions. Liberal company bene-
f1ts. Evening interview may be ar
ranged. Call Mr.. SchaF for appt.
at WO. 1921 or apply in person
ct our sales lot in Lexington Park.
Md
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC.
1890 Wisconsin Ave NV. 81
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOI-Also 39l courses in
business. industrial and engineering
Earn your diploma at home in spare
time les Phone ME 1881 60
GIRLS, attractive. for executive sec
retaries, fashion co-ordinators. as
sistant buyers, fashion, models, pho
tographic models. television model
ing. Easy, brief training period pre-
PATRICIA STEVENS. 1922 New
York ave. NV. Ma. S-b661. q
SPANISH, NEW SHORT COURSE;
low rates; experienced instructors.
ST. 3-4O56 or RIA. 3-1413. Il
HEBREW TAUGHT privately at your
home: specialized in bar Mitzyah'
s Fan 81, f FRENCH, ITALIAN con-
versation; English for foreigners;
Latin; exper teachers. RE. 7-3076.
PBX-RECEPTIONlST course easily
learned; age no handicap; day class
tuition. $50, night S25 NATL. PIX
SCHOOL. HUI 3-3S24, ST 3-727S.
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Young Men or Veterans
Travel Miami and Southern resort
cities with promotional group: new
car furnished, salary and comm;
SIS to S125 per VIZ; no experience
necessary, we train you; permanent
WORK. See MR.. POUNDS. Cairo
Hotel. 18th and Que NV. 10 to l or
= to g. I6s
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Tabulating Machine
Operators

The American Casualty Co. ha.
4 excellent opportunities for expert
enced tabulating machine operators
in its home ONCE at Reading, Pa
Positions are permanent on 5-daS
basis witt many benefits. Salary de-
pendent on experience and ability
For appt. call JU. S-5S05, AMERI-
CAN CASUALTY CO., Senton Bldg.
Colesville I'd. and Senton ST.. Silver
Spring.
TRUCK DRIVER. white. exper. house
hold goods, local moving and de-
livery; sober and regular; 5l2-day
WIZ. Apply rear sos Fenton St,
Silver Spring, Md.
Truck driver, shipping clerk
married, resident Airing
ton-FairfaX area; Va. driv-
er's permit; familiar with
handling fine furniture;
excel starting salary. APP
ply in person, TOWN
HOUSE, INC, 1854 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va.
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CLOTHING
GOING OUT OF RIISINESE

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Boys Stacks. sizes $40. and girls
Bs yr ana Sup priee d Mosd Ros %9s
and lingerie at cost. FRIENDSHIP
GIFT SHOP, 423S Wisconsin ave,
NV. 1913 pm. all day sunday. 81
COAT, Juiliiard.. nutmeg brown, fur
trim: Worn 8 times. Size IS. $50
cSLoN It MACHINE A. , Dsrks aroo mod
$3.50 cash; For Institution Or once.
D iHF 1s; Tar Tor sale, 3 sectional
s @Sa'ff aE. sr 4ys5s5pe perfect condition a7
$40. Also bicycle English racer.
Used only 10 times. New cost with
accessories S75. sacriice. S45. HUI.
DIAMOND RING, nearly carat blue
diamond $500. JU. 5-0312. .
DIAMOND RING, registered Keep
either side. white gold; appraised
$3.50 Sacrifice, $500. JE. 3-7946.
DIAMONDS. lady's '4-ct. blue white.
Sl5o: mans p Ct perfect cut.
color, modern wg. mtg, $3.50:
lady's, .. cts. marauise cut. a won
s475: lady,s 2A Ct. emerald cut.
bazuette mtg. S475; mans 2 cts.
out Of pawn SOS: lady's ga Ct:
d Co. 1928 II st. NV. NE. s-528s.
DINETTE SET, solid maple: 4 chairs
S65' orig. clost Sl63. IA. 2-5306.
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