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Vic Seixas Eyes $4,000 Pro
Tennis Offer From Jack Kramer
~ WILL cRIMslEY

FOREST HILLS. n. Y. R-vie
Selxas Is playing tennis lie the
worlds greatest amateur. and rs
easy 10 recognize the ineentise.
IT'S q $4,000 professional pot Of
gold.
The tall. handsome ~ nadelphian
y almost sure 10 sign for Jack
Elramers touring troupe II he can
add the U. $. National 70 his VIM
oled0n championship and make q
ereditahle showing In the Davis
Cup matches in September.
Kramer was a spectator yester.
day at the West Side Tennis Club
when Seixas. bis game razor sharp,
cut down the veteran Bill Talbers
of New York In . fourth round
match. So. so. 60, winning the
last IL games In q row.
The smashing triumph automat.
ieally turned what appeared 10 be
. wide open Y. $. National tourna.
ment into a one-man show, with
Seixas now heavily favored.
tive never seen Vic play better
he was wonderful" commented
kFamer.
Seixas himself said his game ap.
peared on q finer edge than at
Wimbledon, where he outelassed
the worlds outstanding players, IN.
GLIDING this present international
field.
IF I can continue playing like
this. | think can win H." he
said Afterwards. ''The only time
I've felt l was playing Is wen was
In Australia . year ago" 81
SeixaS won the Victorian cham
iionship In Australia. beatlng Don
Candy, Ken RosewalI. Ken Me-
Gregor and Frank Sedgman In
order. losing only one set 10 the
batch of them.
Seixas Is idle today while t0urna-
ment directors push the top half
OF the draw out 10 the semi.finals.
In these matches. Tony Trabert
Of Cincinnati, seeded second, plays
Bulge Patty. the world tennis
tourist from Los Angeles. seeded
seventh, and Australia, 8 Ken Rose.
wall. the No. foreign seed. meets
Sweden's Sven Davidson, upset
winner over ex-ehampion Art Lar.
sen.
Then on Saturday, Seixas en-.
cages Kurt Nielsen. the big Dane.
IN = replay Of the Wimbledon final
while the ageless Gardnar Mulloy
OF Coral Gables. Fla. takes on
young Lewis Hoad Of Australia.
Patty and Davidson had the BIG
wins yesterday In . Halliday pro
gram under a boiling sun. Patty
upset Meryyn Rose, No. l ranking
Australian but third seeded for
eigner. 30, ga. So, 6.3. Davidson,
seventh in the foreign List. out.
lasted Larsen, the San Leandro
Calf. lefty seeded fourth. i-s. sc.
CT. So. Ga.
Maureen Connolly seeking her
third straight women's crown. led
the way 20 the quarter-finals with
q 81, SIS win over Jeanne Arth
OF 81. Paul. MINI. Three women's
matches today complete the braek-
et of eight.
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US. Walker Cup Pairings Given

MARION. Mass. lR~America's
amateur galhng lsgwiss. assem-
bed here from a. parts a. the
nation. save Charley tDuckya
Yates. Us. Walker Cup team cap.
tain. . vote ~ confideuee for his
Opening round nswsnas foF the
international eompetition on Nit.
tanseits usually N4dEsept hnks
today.
Yates paired als hottest young
sters. sammy UrFetta 81 Roehes-
Ger. NY. ani 21year-old Men
venturi 81 Saa Francisco. against
Briiains aces. Joe Carr and Ron.
ME White.
They wlll start the isgh renewal
Of this one-sidea eempetition-
Britain has wun only onee-in ire
first az the Scotch f0urNomcn. Carr
Eagland's outstanding amateur.
dethroned Americas Harvie Ward
as the British smaieur titlisi last
Nay. white, 4, has been uiiueieat.
"a in three previous Walker Cup
team matches aaa rates as Bra.
talns second best
urxetta Won ths 1859 Nasional
Amateur title from Frank Sirana.
han. Nentari has been burning up
this sea-girt course for several
DAYS.
Harvis ward of Atlanta. and
ConEreasman Jack Mestand III
Everett. Wash.. eurreni Naiional
Amateur tilitst ere rairrd wfh
John y. A. Langley ard Arthur
Perowne foe ne No. 2 foursomes
match.
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Boxing Results

NEWARK. ". Pete Adams.
$50. Newark. outpointed Willie
johnson. lte. Lnmhertun. n. G.. q
COPENHAGEN Jorxea Johan.
sen iao, Denmark. drew with
Werner Handke. isiis. Germany.
rs.
DETRfT - Allie Crouik. 80.
aineoln PARK, Mica. STOPPED Jim.
my Lnnn, IL. Chicago. @
FRESNO Calf. Aberdeen
Lynch. l36la. Los Angeles. eug.
pointed jimmy Sayala. ise. san
Franeiseo. 10.
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Pool, Ping Pong
Winners Named

q. W. nehn. a.. MEi. usS
ciimere, end chsrlss Stuart.
sN. Us Naval Staten. wen she
peel end table tennis soovna-
merits. respectively. 81 ire
uso.YMeA cIvh Tuesday even.
ne. q. !. Msrocel. sN. uss
GllmeFe. placed second N me
peal tevsnsy and n. q. West.
EEL. UNA Fleet sensF sehsoi
was Funnas.Up In the plns-pona
eveus.
rop Ten IN Ire handicap lisi.
Ines folio~s
Peel.
q. W. nshn. gr.. MEi. uss
ellmere. ~; q. !. NaFvcel.
en- usS cameFe. ~; a. y
breeks ENFN. uss cilmore.
w. A. Akvxewien. SA. UsS
Snewesn 80; r. g. BFsneh.
Sol Fsss 81 X. 3. s8siens
~ neEnsa venar. 81. uScc,
lts osnsel xamarehi. FP5.
USs Gamere ~; q. psnnlna.
ssa. sA. SIS. "a; q. D. Jehn-
sen ara. SIS. 80.
Slns.Penss
l. q Carr. usN. = pslnsss
Charles Sloart. NAV. sts., A.
hsrvsY Rsaidixk. uss AIhas.
ross. 4; n. O. wssisall, SIS.
%. Aihhs, U.S. CamsFa. 2;
a. J. ksisham. lts.l, u Lleyd
wslly uss cHmere.ii s. G.
Metres. uss PcsTs. !; pensld
Sirena. 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

Jim Jackson ~ SlIouis.
Gene Listlsr II san Diego. Calll
wtii match alternate strukes vi
Jim Wilsoa ard Roy MaeCrVas
and Bib Campbell Of nuntineia,
Wa, and Charley Coe ~ on.
bona CITY With Gerald nlekleu
and John Morgan.
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MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
ny THR ASSOCIATED PREss
NATIONAL LEAGUE


BATTING - Schoencaenss, s.
Louis. Sal.
RUNS-Snider. Brooklyn. iia
RUNS BATTED fN-4eampsnel
Ia. Brooklyn. i2s.
HITS - Ashburn, Philadelphia
f7s.
DoUBLEs-Muslal. 81. Louis,
a.
TRIPLES - cHiiam. Brookiyn.
IS.
HOME RUNS - Mathews. Nj.
waukee, ~.
STOLEN BAsES-Bruion. Ma
waukee. "a.
PITCHING Roe. BrOoklyn. 10.
2, %.
delphia, les.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING-vernon. Washington.
80.
RUNs-Minoso. Chicago. IS.
RUNS nATTED IN-Rosen, Gle
veland. rs.
HITS-Kmenn. Detroit. fTs.
DOUBLES-Vernon. Washington.
81.
TRIpLES-Rivera. Chicago. "a.
HOME RUNS - Zernial. Phla
delphia. 81.
STOLEN BASES - Minoso and
Rivera, Chicago. "a.
PTTCHING-Lopat. New Y0rk.
las, .szt
STRIKEoUTS-- PieFcc. Chicago.
isl.
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~ ACTORS INJURED

ENcENO. Calf. q ~ prinrlns
Conklln ard Mrs Cunklin a ~
Oar Miss Brooks" telcyision sho.
are recovering today from inurse
received in a traffic accident ye.
lerday.
The actress. Mrs. Charles 4
AldFieh b real his. vas treate.
ior leg abfasions s'ler the car ~
husband was driving vas strueI
from behind Alduch. A.. also ~
ceived minor injuries. He Is knoNi
professionally ss Gale Gordon.
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They Must Like 1t

LOS ANGELES R-when the
father and five brothers in one
family al are named St.Isouis Al.
bert Estes. there's bound 10 be
some confusion.
One Of the brothers. Of Van Mugs.
appeared yesterday in Municipal
Court on a speeding ticket. The
Judge asked him about several
other traffic tickets attached 10 his
file.
lie denied them, explaining that
there were q number of other 81.
Louis Albert Estes m bis family
The boys. he said. are distin-
guished one from smother By the
use Of FIRST. second. third, etc,
after their names. The other tick
cts belong % a couple of ether
guys. Estes the NTH told the court
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

YESTERDAYS REsEINs
NsFmin ahmn ~ New GFinams 3
ksahFiiie a. hIemphis }
Alaalie 80 AiianfA as
d ham nt Little hncs poxftnaned. FaAm
T0nAN's SCHEDULE
New Ofteans 81 Nirmsneham
4Na4tAnaaNa ~ t4ttie hock ttx1
Nzshxihe a Memphls
AsiaHia &c MnhIia
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NATIONAL LEAcvK

WTwTERnAYss RESULTS
Mti.WAtkNE A, HruakiYn 4
6sneinnaii 3, New N0Fk Z
Fhtia0elnhia a Sd. Gaasia A
fs1nif aan1es aehednfee1
YuDkXsS SCHEDULE
NF@cskiym "a New Vera fnb
Ihleaae a. finelnnafi t2l tnl
81 1oais "a Aiaaukea fnl
k1mlg NMWa4 - hnauiR8t
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The Florida State University
football team WI use the 80 for.
maiion THIS iall A lev splii.T plays
also ell BE used.
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sorFH ATLANTIC lFaorE

TonAYs SCHEDULE
Msean e sasanaMh tte aetpFnains fnasth
seam fuF psaSeftsa
YHsTHHna4's nAxEuAtG nFT1rs
~ Hhs Assarisaaa FFsss
GE0WstA FLORIDA
rtAfOfF~
hEuasWiek A. Flllaa 3 fhHuusmirk Iaaaa
hesf "a seven aefses 3.eB
rbsmasylns 2. AleAay . Cbss q ssvsa
INrERNATloNAL LEAGUE
hlonsfe6i q. Nnfls.o
uttasa 9. faraafe .
RecheNsf %. spFtnsl1sia
Ba1nmsge z aggmxuse
GEORGIA STATS LEAGUE
HazishaFa nasiss q Eas,maa possponsd,
TExks LKseUU
ckishsma (iif 4 Ter vera .
AhsWvspeSa , hsaamama
Saa Anfanse s. iiesston
Dallas ll. fnlsa
FA1aftC gukSH LKAGgK
les Aaaeies 4 Usklama
kaa franeisce g. Wafsaaaa 4
Seaita q Ssa nlese
tsnFklAm4 H8 NaNFarNNnsn 90
AMKmlCaN ASSOCIATION
Tairsis 5. Nosannas
ChafisNtea Z. faatnnseolls Q
alaaNsliie a. Al Faul
Af.aneapeta a. Kanaas Ciiy p'peaea. rain
n0DAys BASEBALL scmEnULK
~ rs AxsaslateM rsass
ANNntCA< ASSOCIATION
toa.anzHci.a q Ce.ambaa
Tasedn As EhafeNfgn
Nlannapsasls 70 kanN8s Ctfy
-. faaa 81 LEAFS ssite
TKxAs GKaGIE
NMrexspers "a &N80maag
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nobln Roberts OF the Phlliies u
the real workhorse among modern
day pstchers He has pitched gea
e. mare innings during TIE last
saree seasons.
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BASEBALL RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New Nnfk Z. 81. inul2 Z
fA~troff s. nostan 4
tiegelsnd ?. rshtstiefphia 4
WaSalnNlun 3. Ghicaao /
T0DAr'S SCHEDULE
ChieaRe 81 Clesriana lal
tAetruli ~ 81 IaniM CO.
tttnif games sssGtiuindl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

Therc's ore deal Defroit ma
certainly regret The Tigers ses
Buy Pierce. southpaw ace. % n
White SoN late IN isis Cor Aaru
Robinson.
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Ken Raflensberger Of the Red.
legs started in organized bah in
1897 with Cambridge. Nd. and Jed
the Eastern Shore league IN innings
pitched with -. He never has
pitched that many Innings since.
a studied effort % reeonyert their
former ace into a starter. spotting
him two OF three times 70 see II
he can again huild % his stamina
and recondition his arm 70 travel
. distance. Reynolds. himself.
sounded only family optimistic
about his chances
n the Chief doesn't make Il.
thea the champions will have only
another veteran. VIC Raschi. and
their new find. Jim MeD0nsld. 90
face the explosive Bruoklyns In
their home park after the two
southpawx. Whitley Ford and I'd
lnpat, have done TIE honors In the
first two games st Tire stadium.
This isn't exactly a promising
prospect. We hear men predicting
already that TIE series vii be "a
even.money. or piek EN-. pr0posi.
ton vita the gamblers.
Their belief Il strengthened hy q
six-lnnEng relief iob thas
Joe Black d the ether dag. Il
me big Negro Who very nearly
vas me hero q .aSt years playofI
v asn't feeling. the Yanks indeed
have somethlng Bew 10 TANK
about.
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mAkEna11 sTkNnHNGa
~ Nse AssrataaeA Frpwa
AWE aIGAN ASSOCIATIONS
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Rock Creek
Club toHeur
Senator

Senator Butler. Republican, Of
Maryland. will address a meet
ing Of the Rock Greek Women's
Republican Club to be held at
1880 pm. tomorrow at the Wom-
ans Club Of Bethesda. He viii
discuss plans and accomplish
ments of the Republican Admin
istration.
Miss Louise Gore, president Of
the club. will preside at the
business meeting preceding Sen
ator Buffers talk. Mrs. Winfield
Wietzel. program co-chairman,
will introduce the guest speaker.
HoStesses for the meeting are
Mrs. Raleigh w. Dawson, Mrs.
Joseph C.. Maniah. Mrs. Fred
erick H. Carten, and Mrs. r.
Donald Reed.
The program will be followed
by a social hour.
Those who will pour tea in
clude: Mrs. Dewitt S. Hyde, wife
of Representative Hyde; Mrs.
Harold Dudley, president of the
Montgomery County Federation
Of Republican Women; Mrs. A.
B. Hermann, past president
Of the club; Mrs. William E.
Cramer. chairman of the Mailing
Services Committee. and Mrs.
c. w. Lamont. chairman Of the
Public Relations Committee.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Loan Scholarship
by Club

A $500 loan scholarship will be
offered by the Woman's Club of
Woodside to assist a deserving
high school boy or girl in this
area in obtaining a college edu-
cation, the club has announced.
To be eligible. the student must
stand in the top one-third of his
class and must be recommended
by three responsible persons in
his community, with one prefer
ably a high school faculty men,
ber.
The loan is to be repaid to the
club, without interest, within four
years after graduation from col
lege.
Applications for the scholar
ship may be obtained through
Mrs. Allen H. Gardner, scholar
ship chairman, of 1915 Dale
drive, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Miss Ruth Anne
ToHeud Models

Miss Ruth Anne Flaherty of
WMAL-TV will have top model
billing at the benefit luncheon
fashion show to be sponsored
by the Junior Woman'S Club of
Chevy Chase at 1890 pm. Sat-
urday at the Kenwood Country
Club.
AS miss Ruth Anne" Miss
Flaherty conducts an afternoon
playtime program for children
over WMAL-TV.
Several club members and
their children will also partici-
pate in the show which will fea-
ture family fashions. They in
clude Mrs. Clayton Norris and
her children, Anne and Betsy;
Mrs. w. S. Anderson and her
son John, and the following
children: Donna and Trippe
Harting, Susan and Peter Spivey,
Scoty Buehler, Ginger Beers,
Sissie Hennigan and Caroline
Miller.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Miss Adkins
Will Speak
At Dinner

Miss Bertha S. Adkins, head
of the Women's Division of the
Republican National Committee
and assistant to its chairman,
will be guest speaker at the an
nual banquet of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Branch of the
American Association of Univer-
sity Women tomorrow night.
The event will be held at 6:3C
pm. in the parish house of the
Chevy Chase Methodist Church,
640l Connecticut avenue.
Miss Adkins, who is a former
member of the Maryland State
AAUW Board, will speak on the
subject. New Horizons.
Mrs. Benjamin Baylor, jr.,
education chairman of the
Maryland AAUW, will be toast
mistress.
Mrs John H. Blythe will give
the invocation. and DR.. Max w.
Seebottl, concert pianist and di-
rector Of the Montgomery Choral
Society, will present musical
program.
Preceding the program, Mrs.
Robert King, branch president,
will conduct a short business
session at which new officers will
be elected for the next two years.
The slate chosen by the nom
mating committee includes: Mrs.
Ralph G. Meader, vice president;
Mrs. Clifford w. SchmitZ, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Ellis
N. Slack, treasurer, and Mrs. C.
D. Mcbride, historian.
Mrs. Robert Horne is chair
man of the committee in charge
Of banquet arrangements. Mrs.
Clifford Belts and Mrs. Theodore
Godfrey are in charge of reser-
Votionc
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Izook Walton Group
Plans Mite of Fun

Members of the Columbia
Chapter, Izaak Walton League OF
America will hold a Mite OF
Fun" Thursday at the Women's
City Club, 1888 I street NV.
Mrs. Frank j. Mulkern, presi-
dent, has planned an evening
of games and refreshments as
well as entertainment by men,
bers and guests.
A barbershop quartet, under
the direction of Edward R. Place,
will provide music.
Mrs. Carolyn Hinchman,
chairman of the hospitality
committee, will be assisted by
Mrs. Richard Roberts and Mrs.
Sheldon Fairchild.
Mrs. Henry Juenemann, Sr.,
chairman of refreshments, will
be assisted by Mrs. John c. Bell
and Mrs. Beulah LaScola.
Mrs. Gertrude c. Vermuele,
Mrs. Eldridge Purdy, and Mrs.
John F. Stowell will assist Mrs.
Wallace S. Brothers, chairman
of the Game Committee.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
25-Yeor GROUP
To Be Honored
by Soroptin1ists

"Soroptimists' Own Day" will
be observed by the Soroptimist
Club of Washington at a lunch
con to be held at l pm. WedneS-
day at the Willard Hotel.
Special honors will go to the
members of 25-year standing.
They include: Miss Matte Glib
son, Miss Emma A. Buechele,
Mrs. Edna B. Hoffman, Miss
Nora B. Huffman, Mrs. Bertha
Blake Jones, Mrs. Anna C. Kins-
low, Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis,
Miss Dora Palkin, Miss Daisy
Reed, Mrs. Eva j. Turner, Miss
Lily Tyser, DR.. Lulu Irene Waters,
Miss Marjorie Fraser Webster
and Miss Ella c. Werner.
A 25-year membership GER
tif1cate will be presented to Miss
Werner for her service to Sorop-
timiSm, as a past president of
the Washington club, as a re-
gional director of the South
Atlantic region of the American
Federation of Soroptimist Clubs
and as national treasurer of the
American Federation.
Miss Olivia Nicoll, club presi-
dent, will present membership
certificates to the following who
have Joined in the past year
Miss Virginia r. Erwin, Miss
Florence Kolb, Mrs. Florence S.
Linduf, DR.. Margaret M. Mercer
Miss Florence A. Murray, Miss
Katherine Stinson and Helen
Yer Standig.
Miss Nelia Turner, immediate
past president, will be in charge
Of the program, aided by her
committee of past presidents of
the club.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Winthrop Dinner

Election of officers will high
light a meeting of the Washing
ton Chapter of the Winthrop
College Alumnae Association to
be held following a dinner sched-
uled for $50 pm. Thursday in
the YWCA.
The program will feature a
demonstration on textile paint
ing by Mrs. Gordon Larson and
Mrs. j. Garrison Kendrick,
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Plans

The women of Grace Episcopal
Church of Silver Spring will
sponsor a luncheon, fashion show
and bridge party April % in the
parish hall of the church, 9121
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
Mrs. Oliver Ragonnet Is general
chairman.
Tickets are available through
Mrs. Ragonnet at I'LL Trinity
place, Silver Spring, or the
church Office.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
First Lady
Be Guest

Mrs. Eisenhower will be guest
of honor at the spring luncheon
and fashion show to be given
by the National Council Of Jew
ish Women on May 18 at the
Hotel Statler.
The luncheon will have as it's
theme, the councils Freedom
Campaign. Philip L. Graham,
president and publisher of the
Washington Post, will be guest
speaker.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Loyal Legion
'Conoress Set

The 54th Congress Of the
Danes Of the Loyal Legion Of
the United States will be held
Wednesday and Thursday at the
Carlton Hotel. Business sessions
are scheduled for 10 am. and
2 pm. Wednesday and at 10 q. m.
Thursday,
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Bradford Family
Group to Meet

The annual tea of the Wash
ington section of the Bradford
Family Compact will be held
from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. Tuesday
in the library of the OAR Chap
ter House, 1882 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
All descendants Of Gov. Will
liam Bradford in Washington
for the OAR Congress have been
invited to attend.
Mrs. Clark Arthur Briggs is
chairman of the affair.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Mothers Club
Dinner Dance

The st. Johns Colleg e
Mothers Club will give its an
nual dinner dance Saturday
night in the college auditorium,
1925 Vermont avenue NV.
Dinner will be served from
$50 to 9 pm. under the direc-
ton of the Freshman Class
mothers. with dancing scheduled
to begin Immediately following.
Mrs. Jerome Dillon is chair
man of the affair and Mrs. Ed
ward Bowers, co-chairman.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Hunter AIumnue

Local area Hunter College
alumnae have been invited to at
tend a meeting of the D. c. Chap
ter Of the Associate Alumnae of
Hunter College to be held at 8:15
pm. Wednesday in the executive
dining room of the Department
Of Health, Education and We'll
fare
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Professor to Speak

DR.. Paul M. A. Linebarger, of
the School of Advanced Interna-
tional Studies, Johns Hopkins
University, will address the Bryn
Mawr Club Of Washington at 4
pm. Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
c. Dickerman Williams, 1888
Reservoir road NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
To Tour Museum

A tour through the Textile Mu-
scum at 1920 S street NV. will
be made by members of the
Washington Fashion Group, be-
ginning at 10:30 am. Thursday.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
HELP-MEN

AMERICAN AIRLNES-Needs feet
yates. age 81 to 80; permanent
work, 40-hour week. Free. airline
plo1s bensts sq Apply nam Mr. osF cRAa
Room 20. Terminal Bldg. National
Airport.
WANT MAN OVER 80 in city or
nearby towns for painting farm and
industriel roofs. Not hot tar.
Chance for extra cash part time or
7s eEsed seae ame2ex yaq sell r6of
good commissions. Write about ex-
Cleveland. Ohio.
SELL SHOES DIRECT-Excellent on
portunity with leading shoe factory
Earn up to $25 daily comm. Sell
fsh0n Fash isslis for wte sRtre for fans
spring cataloR; etc. JOHN NEIL
SHOE. 90 Enterprise. Brockton
BUILD YOUR OWN BUsINEss-sel
nati1nally TTz known cushiSned sole
Complete line for the entire fam
lily. Full time or side line. Ad-
vance commission UP to SO per pair
plus generous monthly cash bonus
odHplCS anu equipment FURNISHED
to producers. CHARLES CHESTER
Brockton. Mass.
ATTRACTIVE IMMEDIATE OPENING
For experienced well-trained sales
man who prefers religious work.
Exceptional financial opportunity
fully; W. A; PoTTENGER. Flomor
Building. Chicago 5, Ill.
OPPORTUNITY for young man. $3.50
years of age. If you are interested
IN business career, and want to
hfirm.handling h seed. feed. grain.
kind in the Southwest. this is your
opportunity, provided you are hard
working and sober, Industrious, and
Your work would be handling stem
ographic. work of an executive ma
ture. in the management of the
business together with purchase and
selling of carlotS of merchandise
throughout the U. 8. This position
requires exceptional speed in work,
taking notes from an executive
and tranScribing with speed and
accuracy. Do not apply unless. you
believe in hard work and are look
Ing for an opportunity to learn
with 1t in position and salary.
Starting salary will greatly depend
on your qualifications and expert
ence. Please state these in your
application; also must furnish ref
Contact HE'D BROS. CORP. Box ss
Ell Paso, Texas-E. c. Held, Pres.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
HElP-WoMEN

CLERK-TYPIST. Goodyear has OPEN
ing for capable young woman for
general clerical duties, elementary
bookkeeping knowledge preferred
4O-hr. week, generous company
benefts. good starting salary. Apply
H. P. SELLER.
GOODYEAR SERVICE
Evening star., 1953-03-22
AUTOMOBILE
MANUFACTURERS

Has position open for expert
enced district manager in
Maryland, Va, and District
Of Columbia areas. State
background and qualif1ca-
tionS. Furnish snapshot II
available. All replies strictly
confidential. Box 423-B,
Star.
Evening star., 1953-03-22
MEN

Factory representative Of q lge. corpo-
ration will be in Washington or
Mon, Mar. 23. to interview men
business for themselves.
WITHOUT INVESTMENTS
We have nothing to sell you. no de-
poSit required but several men will
be iven a rare opportunity for a
itEn'ssi Suaiify a rapid i advancement. nS % e Age
is no barrier in this business, but
we prefer neat-appearing married
men between the ages of 25-45
whose home life Is congenial and
yh3 belisve pspT n pT9v1ng t their pEYNa W9rSh;
ROOM 206, 1911 H ST. NV.
MON. 10 Am.
CAR ESSENTIAL
Prepare to remain the balance Of
the day il selected.