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Arizona sun., 1953-08-14


incredible, but Campy is in trouble.
The chunky good-natured all-star
catcher on the Brooklyn Dodgers
baseball club has finally got him.
self mixed up in controversy. Lew
Burdette, the Braves pitcher,
claims he intended no racial slur at
Campy the other night in Milwau-
kee, but if we know Campy at ALL
he didn't blow off steam for moth
ing. Roy just isn't a quick-tem-
pered guy. However, it has been
reported that Tom German, the
plate umpire, said nothing would
have happened if Canpanella had
gone quietly back to the dugout.
And that's the point where we
saw red Nothing ever happens
when people absorb insults and en-
lure injustices without complaint.
That is, nothing happens but that
she perpetratOr of the evil, not
having been reprimanded, feels
afraid to hurl his insults or inflict
his injustices at will.
Nothing would have happened if
we had "gone quietly to the dug
out" after Pearl Harbor. The illu-
stratiOn is not as extreme as it may
sound. or racial feelings, famed by
oose tongues, are as devastating
rs physical damage, and in these
lays when we are striving SO hard
for people to understand each
other, a misunderstanding of this
kind could have far-reaching re-
suits.
Of course, Negroes could go on
and on taking insults, accepting in
feriOr treatment and saying moth
mig. But we are supposed to have
grown beyond that now. We are
supposed to believe in the dignity
of the human being, and it is fit
ting that these beliefs should be
demonstrated in the field of sports,
to point the way for other areas.
There are protective rules laid
out to cover every emergency and
every contingency in the game. We
understand that a player is out of
the game if he so much as throws
his glove up in the. air in a mo-
ment of madness" Tempers are
short and nerves are jagged at
times during these contests, but the
powers that be, have recognized
that the players must stop some-
where in their remarks and ac-
tions. Umpires have cleared the
dugOut on numerous occasions
when players became too unman-
ageable in riding them.
Is it not important, then, that
every player should be. protected]
against racial and religious slurs?
Throwing a glove into the air or
casting aspersions on the umpire's
ability to see straight couldn't pos
sibly be as grave offenses as cast
ing aspersions on players ances-
try or religion.
In view of this, wouldn't it be a
good idea to set up rule to pro
tect" the players? There ought to
be such a rule, with the penalty
of suspension and fine for any per-
son who allowed his jockeying to
go too far-and there isn't a play
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
Phoenix Man
Ends Course

MADISON, Wis.-Pfc. Larry A.
Lee, recently completed course in
general psychology conducted by
the US. Armed Forces Institute
(USAFD.
Lee, son of Mrs. Alvira H. Lee
1902 E. Clarendon, Phoenix, is a
member of the 858th Field Artil-
tery Battalion at Fort Bragg, NC
Formerly employed by the
George Lewis Lathing company in
Phoenix, he attended Phoenix Col
]ege after completing North Phoe-
nix High School in 1949.
More than 100000 American
servicemen all over the world are
now enrolled in over 300 CORE
spondence and self teaching
courses offered by USAFI.
The institute is part of the
Armed Forces information and ed
ucation program.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14

Combine pie Ming mix and mIsE
Ia saucepan. Cook and stir ever
medium heat nAtiI mixture comes
to a fxH boil. Remove from heak-
Cool only about minutes, stirrin@
once or twice. Pour into PIE sheAee
Cool. tn
Meanwhile, combine biusbserte@
and water in saucepan; bring 10 .
boil. Mix together sugar, cinnamon.
salt, and eornstarch. Add TO berriAS
and continue cooking until mixture
ID clear and thicksned, stirring e0A-
stautiy. RemeVs from hest; ed
lemon juice. Spread ut once N%ew
cooled hliing: Chill. Just bees%e
Fssrviag, spread witA whipped sreaas
a0d sprinkle with shredded eoooRWA
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14

OiusbArry Cream Pie
Z package vanilla pudding Aud
pie filling mix
z cups milk -.
/ baked -9-inch pie she1
2 cups cultivated blueberrtss
n cup water
II cup sugar
Dash Of cinnamon
Dash Of salt
~ tablespoons eornstarc3
l tablespoon lemon juice .a =.
cup cream, whipped a0a
Sweetened
eup$ shredded. coc0NWt
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14

Always use screens around fire
places, and properly safeguard any
stoves and ranges.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
HELp-MEN

BUTCHER. must be sober. very con-
venient working, conditions. Refer
ences. Steady lob. Good pay for the
right man. Report to work Monday
at 8 am. SUSSER'S MARKET, 4Ol
cABfSET MAKERs-open,ngs for
exper. mechanics in union shop. Only
SOBER; steady workers apply. LANK
WOODWORK CO., 1st and K SITS. s.e.
CAMERA SALESMAN for photographic
equipment. Apply HENRY'S CAMERA
CENTER, 421 King st., Alex, Va.
CAKE1Ak settled man. single or
married. handy in shop and general
REPAIRS. also care of tools. repair
materials. etc, neat, orderly, best
habits; modern apt. and salary;
suitable active retired man. Apply
Monday. NO. 7-0660.
hunting lodge: light
duties For detailed informaIicn,
CAR WASHER-P -P;OLIsHER. colored;
5-day week. paid holidays; must
nave d. c. permit. 416 Morse st
CARPENTER HELPERs-Exper. men
for rough work. Evans DIR. and
Brunswick ave-, s. s., Md. Come
ready for work Mon. morn. DAN
OSTROW CONSTRUCTION CO.
for remodeling work.
Phone Fulton S-676t.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
HELP-MEN

semisenior, for CPA's
staff. public accounting eXper neces-
sary; opportunity for advancement
Replies, which will be held conflden-
tiRl, should be in own handwriting
giving details of age. education. ex.
perience. refs: and salary expected
g st; nv. Wash. 5. d. G. Ill
SR. Excellent oppor-
tunity for ambitious qualified man.
Small expanding CPA firm needs re-
sponsible man. Opportunity for
profit sharing or ultimate partner
ship. All negotiations held in strict
confidence. State qualifications and
salary desired. Box 70-X, star. IL =
Jr.. Semi-Sr.. or Sr.
Excellent opportunity with small ex-
panding CPA firm. Reply in own
handwriting giving full resume CT
experience ar & salary desired. Box
JUNIOR. for perma.
nent position, with established public
accounting Arm; qualifying expert
ence for CPA examination; clerical
work and tipping experience pre-
ferred: aforementioned Offices and
good working conditions. Starting
salary commensurate with education
and experience. Apply in own
handwriting. stating age and giving
complete details of general qualifi-
cations, including schools attended,
experience and salary range. Reply
in writing only to: Suite S24 Invest
mept Building. Washington 8. D. c
Evening star., 1953-10-11
HELP-MEN tcor,.J

AUTO MECHANIC-Top-pay plan.
all insurance benefits, 5-day week,
plenty of work available, plus liberal
pay guarantee; permanent position
with one Of oldest D. c. auto es-
adjustments. See or call Mr.. Shade.
MCNEIL fStudebakerl, 141S P st.
NV. CO. .5-2153. Ill
AUIO MECHANIC-Chrysl exper
pref; 5-day. week; salary basis.
Apply in person, Mr.. Staten. ROYAL
MOTORS INC, Chrysler- Plymouth.
MACHINiST, exper ]:
drinkers or inexperienced men will
be wasting time applying. See Mr..
Hare, after 10 am, HARE BROS
$40 r. ]. ave-, Mt. Rainier. Md.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC; steady
work, best conditions and BENEFITS
IN town; an organization where
fellowship predominates. See A. B.
Mckee. MCKEE PONTIAC, 1928 I
Afro MECHANIC. for a new-car
dealer; excellent starting salary, paid
holidays and vacations, group hos
pitalization and other benefits; clean
shop with two post lifts. Call
CAPITOL MOTOR CO.. JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

IF UNEMPLOYED, or want O better
position, see Immediately. GRACE
DUNN. 1871 G st. IRE. 7-2S2S).
TEACHERS-School and college va
| cancies listed, placement now and
thFSgghSRs E9GHFRs the AGyENcy yeaT BA1I1HoEE 5Is
PERSONNEL sERViCE-1311 g St
/ NV. (ST.. 3-3664: .secretarial, posi-
tions paying to $40 wk. up; hourly
openings; also, typiSts, bookkeepers.
cashiers. recep. Inquire MISS
rYPfsTs r4YqHSS s E5ee stars Tssls'rsOh' s5S vk up;
stenog., SO wk. up; bookkeepers,
cashiers, comptometer operators. See
GRACE DUNN. 1911 G st. NV. GRE
isTENoGRAPHERs. to s75 wk., legal
yr. up; private secy., financial S325
mo, under 80. See Miss Young.
FREE reg. PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G st. (ST. 3-3664).
WHEN YOU WANT a secretarial (Fl
position, always see MISS YOUNG
first, ST. 3-3664, 1911 G st. NV.
ICREDTT.coLEECTIoN FisfTTts OBJECTION MEN. $40 wk.
to Sl25; college trained, pref. legal,
under 80; immed. See GRACE
DUNN. 1911 G st. GRE. 7-282S).
TEACHERS POSITIONS. out Of
town, white; English and social
studies, home economics. CONNER
cial, remedial reading, elementary;
top salaries. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 1341 G. NV. RE. 1898.
BKKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS,
1920 NY. ave. NV RE 7-5767
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
GS-5 OR EQUIVALENT
Nationally prominent pvt. research
organization has opening for an ad-
miniStratiVe ass 't.-Secy to work in
the Pentagon building in support of
its stan members on assignment in
the Washington area. Shorthand
Candidates must have been recently
employed at GS-5 or equivalent
level in Sensitive" position in
either government or industry; an
immediate top-level security clear
snce is required.
nual leave; sick leave; optional
group ins. and annuity plans.
LEEDS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
$50 F st. ST. 3-7S90
MEDICAL OPENINGS
Dietitian; Baltimore ---- good salary
Lab. technician;. ne. - open
Doctors asst; shthnd., type open
Medical secretaries 900
Dental assistant 1 80 open
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1885 Eve st. NV, RE. 7-4S5S.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
Lab. technicians '------ $4,000 up
Typists. young. for lab; opportunity,
Beginner steno.: ADVANTAGES 500
Recep. asst. part time, MD. - $40
Dental hygienist (Rl. part time, open.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

When GnstDering advertisement
addressed to Star bores, do NOT
t1lcloSe original references. photo
graphs or other materials Of per-
SonGl UGlue. Copies Serpe the 2ur-
pose and originals may get lost;
Evening star., 1953-10-11
ASSISTANT MANAGER
5 AND 10c STORE

At least 4 yrs experience with a
national chain. Permanent position
in Washington, D. c., with fast
growing organization. Starting sal
ary, S100 wk.; rapid advancement.
State chain store experience. age,
education. etc. Box SIX. Star.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
PERSONALS Cont

MEXICAN LAWYER, registered con.
sulate. all Mexican legal matters,
immigration. EDMUNDO CASTILLO.
$50 Broadway, New York z, N. Y.
BOARD AND AFFECTlONATE CARE
CHEVY CHASE Country Day School
offers exceptional training, supervi-
sion, health, care of children, aged
2la to IL. OIL. 2-9S73. III
WRITER wants partner for ghost
writing, editorial service business,
MiMEoGRAPiHiifStG;. 500 copies. ss.75,
incl. typ. of stem. EXCHANGE SERV-
ICE CO., 1740 K st. NV, ST. 3-6iS6
CHILD day care by exper.. respon.
people. Ga -Colesville I'd. vicinity;
IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr nursing care;
licensed by State and county JU
PRIVATE DANCE INSTRUCTION: pre-.
viously with nationally known. studio;
compare cost call LLOYD MITCH
ELL after 8 p.rl., HO. 2-l444.
SAVE THE HIGH COST or MOVING
by enlarging your present home
Free advice and estimates on add;
tions, porch Enclosures. finishing at
tics, etc; SECO SALES ENGINEERS.
MIMEOGRAPHING, 500 copies. Se.75
incl typ OF sten. EXCHANGE SERV-
ICE CO., t74O K st. NV, ST. 3-6l So
BOOKKEEPING AND sTENoGR1HIC
service for the small business; en-
velopes addressed; day or evening
hours; work done at your Office or
mine; reasonable rates; prompt serv-
ice. EN-. 3-2557. 49,
PHYSICAL CULTuRIST, retired. With
car, can bathe. exercise or attend to
personal needs of convalescent or
invalid. Box .3SS-X. Star. IL
MATURE and responsible woman,
exper. in child care, avail. daytime
or eve. as sitter or companion. Hunt
ing Towers vic. oref. KI. S-0019.
CHILD DAY CARE by mother and
exper: Kindergarten and nursery
school teacher; large, licensed pvt.
home and grounds in Arl. IA.
HOME FOR THE ELDERLY, a4-hr.
care care, excellent. food, men or women.
1, VIM. Il. BOWIE, will not be - re.
sponsible for any. debts made other
BOWIE, 1917 D st. ne. I1s
VACANCY for elderly lady in small.
pleasant nursing home; best food
and care; refs. Vierna 446-J IL 8
CHILD CARE, day or night; can pick
up: country home. 10 8-3522. Ill
VACANCY--NeWly furn., best food
and care. Rates start at $50. In
spection invited. NO. 7-3242.
Peter Pan Nursery School
21st year. For boys and girls, 2 to s.
Transportation. lunch; French, dane
ing; excellent staff and equipment
Phone RA. 6-0100 for information
HELP US FIGHT CANCER
Old clothing and household articles
Evening star., 1953-10-11
.TWENTY-FOUR PAGES.
AUCTION SALES Cont j

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
glass. china, bric-a-brac, ETC.; Thurs
day, 1880 pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
T1ONS. Rockville, Nd.
WILL SELL al public auction an
island farm in the Potomac River of
250, acres and improvements near
County Maryland The a1ction f5Dsii viii
be held at the Court House door. in
Leesburg. Loudoun County. Virginia
on Saturday, October II. AID. 1853,
at O'Clock, AM. Eastern Stand
ard Time. The farm is known as
Jenkins Island. is situated In the
Potomac river about one mile north
Of Whites Ferry, Is improved by a
large bank barn, corn crib, machine
shed and six (6) room brick DWELL
ing house. 1t is well fenced. all till
able level. well drained and very
fertile river bottom land. To inspect
property contact Richard v. Jen-
kinS, LuckettS. Virginia. telephone
LeeSburg 1859. For further in
formation. contact the undersigned
Trustee.
JOHN E. OXLEY.
Trustee,
"a South Perry Street.
Rockville. Maryland,
Phone Poplar 2-2334.
sc O7 oa IN
Evening star., 1953-10-11
ACCOUNTANTS

known concern is looking
for men experienced in construction
job accounting. These men must be
capable of assuming charge at lob
sites and must be willing to re-
locate on project basis.
Please submit complete resume giving
experience, education and salary
requirements. All replies confiden-
tial. Interviews arranged with
qualified applicants.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
AUCTION OF F1TRS

Friday evening. Oct. 10. at SIS PM.
DISTRICT FUR STORAGE co.
"a Pierce st. NV.
Featuring ~ fur garments consist
ing OF GOATS. jackets, capes and
ScarfS. Included in the collection
are 2 mink jackets, l mink cape.
are 2 mink jackets, l mink cape,
silver fox pieces Public inspections
invited on Thurs. Oct Is and 10,
"a pm. Adequate seating arrange
Evening star., 1953-10-11
AUTO GARAGE HANDYMAN

To trim used cars, seat cover install.
lation work, change tires, etc. Good
pay to start; permanent job ferl alert
worker; company benefits; vacation
with pay. Must have refs. Apply in
person to Mr. Mills or Mr.. Herson.
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER, HEN.
RY j., INC. TIN and r sts. NV.
liz
AUTOMOTIVE MACHINISTS. faniI-
lar with boring bar and shaft
Evening star., 1953-10-11
ARLINGTON-ALEX.

WOMEN
RECEIPT. typ. PIX; Wilson blvd. $50
Recept.-typ. some bkpg, 3 d.----$ 500
RECEIPT. PIX, typ: Falls Ch.--- $50
Clk.-typ., treas. offc,; S. Arl.--- $225
Clerk-typ.; Wash. blvd; d. $50
Statistical typist, 5 d. SD
Dictaph. opr.; Wilson blvd; B d. 81
Payroll elk, typ; car nec.; 5 d.. S21O
Math. asst, calculus and compt.
mach; exper.; 5 d.-----to S235
RECEIPT. mature - TO S1U
Secy.; natl. organization: 8 to $500
Secy, adver.; So. Arl; 5 d. 500
Steno. young; So. Arl, 8 d.----S245
Secy, beginner. young; d. 500
Bkpg. mach. opr.,. exper.------S SOU
Doctors asst; Arl. 500
General offic., airport: 5 d. SIS
Cashier-typ., rental allow, plus S175
Proofreader. temp. 3-4 wks. z
MEN
Bkpr., I. c., some typ. $40 up
Teller trainee, 22-29. coll. So
Pet shop mgr, exper. -- 50
MGR 5000 oper., exper. ------S3 5000
GenI offc., typ, young; 5 d. SOD
Inserting mach. oper: 5 d. 500
Driver-sales, married SIS guar.
Driver, heavy truck, exper. SO
Outside invest. mgr. trainee 1925
Room elk, shifts; no exper nee;
to age As; meals - ST. 90
Survey work; will train -. 81 hr.
Potomac Enpl. Agcy.
& Business School
HOURS. Q ANS PM.
II
Evening star., 1953-10-11
AUCTION OF USED FTTRS

Friday evening. Oct. t6i, at S:15 p.m.
DISTRICT STORAGE co,
"a PIERCE ST. NV.
Featuring 81 used fur garments, con-
slstlng OF coats, Jackets, capes and
scarfs. Included in the collection
are 2 mink jackets, l mink cape and
silver fox pieces. Public inspection
invited on October Is and I6, "a
pm. Adequate seating arrange
ments. DON w. DATLOW, Auc-
Evening star., 1953-10-11
HELP-MEN

TECHNICIANs and en-
gineerS, part time. Must be exper.
in RS. circuitry, so me. up. Call
NO 7-6fh9
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Architectural Craftsmen

fee working drawings and details.
state qualifications, salary and age
briefly for initial interview. a..
HENSEL FINK, 1901 Arch ST.. Phil
adelphia 3. Pa. Ia
to credit manager in
large installment furniture store,
knowledge of credit and collections
helpful. Wonderful opportunity for
man with ambition to become credit
manage Good salary and COM
pany benefits. Apply Mr.. Long,
Credit Manager, JULIUS LANS-
BURGH FURNITURE CO., 909 r ST.
NV.
CREDIT MANAGER with
knowledge of retail credit work, to
assist credit manager in small once
Salary to commensurate abilityI Give
all details and experience. Box
90-M. Star. Ill
Evening star., 1953-10-11
HELPMEN
DEBTT MAN

TO collect and sell insurance on an
old-established debit. Guaranteed
salary above average. Vacation with
pay plus other company benefits.
DISPATCHER, white; part-time hours
. pm. to IL midnight. Call Mr..
Bartelmes, OIL. 2-7700. COLUMBIA
SPECIALITY CO., 4925 Bradley blvd.
Chevy Chase. -12
DISPLAY ASSISTANT, show card
writer and window trimming assist
ant. For womenS speciality store.
Apply IN person, 9TH floor BROOKS
INC 1lOO n SI N NJ
Evening star., 1953-10-11
AIRPORT JOBS

SEE INSTRUCTION COLUMN .
open for young
man, about 81 yrs. to learn trade,
glass and glazing, Excellent fu-
ture. GI approved. CHESAPEAKE
PLATE & WINDOW GLASS CO,
1855 N. Y. ave. ne. LA. 6-5S00.
and home improvement
cost estimator who is currently es-
tablished in this business. Give ex-
pert court testimony occasionally,
part-time basis: Insurance claims,
legal cases. Write full qualif.. exper.
ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER
Builder needs assistant. Top
opportunity for college-trained archi-
tectural engineer. Work covers de-
sign engineering, estimating. con-
tracts, etc, in contemporary apt
and residential field. Construction
experience helpful but not essential
Replies confidential. Salary open
Box 494-X Star III
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Classified Ad .Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time, 43c per line.
3 to times consecutively. 3Sc per
line.
2 times consecutively. soc per line.
New automobiles, 6Oc per line; 4-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal, &c per
line additional.
Out-of-town rate. 60c q line each
assertion.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

publ, 6-hr. day. About 500 wkly.
Apply 1912 p.m., RIM. 700, 1919 F
COOK, vegetable. white, for cafeteria;
5-day week, early hours, no Sun. or
holiday work. PAID vacation and
Ssll Mon Mon or Tues OIL. 4-4Sg5O'
COOK, S 0fc Tor Fairfax Hotel. Inquire.
chef, 2100 blk. Mass. ave. NV. -12
COOK, colored, reliable, must be ex-
perienced; pm. to IL pm; salary,
pE;LIcATEssEN;s b;Ie;a 4S15 6Gb5 So. 2sth St.
CORRESPONDENT, FIRST class. for in.
volved controversial matters. with
typing ability. 20. Box 1876. Will
mlngton: Del I'll
ing contractor. Some mechanical
exper. helpful but not necessary.
Salary open. Replies confidential.
Write Box 359-X, Star. Ill
for wholesale electri-
cal supply house, exper.; excel. op-
PSTtdnS %orknR for eondns .sry
Write. stating exp. All replies held
in strictest confidence. Box 392zx,
CotGGNTERMAN. white. DECATUR
LUNCH, 4726 ,14th st. NV. $45 per
week. 6 days, hrs. g. am. to l pm
COUNTERMEN WANTED. Apply
HARRINGTON HOTEL. 11th and z
sts. NV. Ma. S-8140. Ill
COUNTERMAN-C COOK, colored, for
drugstore; long D. C. refs. required;
top salary and working conditions.
1863 Alabama ave. Sc.
COUNTERMAN, experienced, night
work; good pay: must have refer
enceS; only outstanding need apply;
very good opportunity for steady
man. THE SHANTY. iii Good
Hope rd. Sc -12
Evening star., 1953-10-11

CUTTER - Good pay,
nightwork. Our dough rolls easily.
Call ia. 7-6466 before noon, incl.
Sunday.
and surveying supplies
Retail sales clerk. also some accurate
typing RED. No experience necessary.
We will train willing worker for a
perma. position. See Mr.. Gardner
between. 9:30-12 am. EUGENE
DIETZGEN, '407 10th st. NV.
experienced, special
millwork. cabinetwork, store fixtures.
shop drawings; steady Job. good
pay; old estab. woodworking con-
cern. Give age. past exper. and
expected starting salary. Write to
Box 270-X, Star. liz "
age 25 to 40. design
craftsman with engineering degree,
desirable: good salary and company
benefits. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO..
Personnel Dept. 100 goth st. NV,
No phone calls. -12
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Debit AGENT

We have an. opening in the Arl
area for q man between 20 and
40 who has the use of q car. No
exper. necessary. Guaranteed SAL
ary Of 500 a week and commission.
Apply to Mr.. Crockett. SUN LIFE
WASHINGTON blvd, Arl., Va. IA.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
DISTRIBUTORSHIP

For nationally advertised baby furni-
ture, already established leader in
the fieiu. Sold direct to mothers on
bona fide leads. Operating capital
necessary. This is most unusual
opportunity for sincere energetic
man with direct-selling experience
and managerial abilities to enjoy an
unlimited income. Give full details
of experience and qualifications. In
quirieS confidential. Box 452-S, Star.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, white,
experienced, with Chrysler Corp
make cars. Excellent opportunity,
good hours and salary, employe ben
efits. Reply by letter. stating age.
experience. etc. Box 465-T, Star.
AUTOMOBILE USED-CAR MAN.
One who knows used cars and how
/. to recondition them for resale. See
A.. B.. Mckee MCKEE PONTIAC.
8 1873 /. ST n ~ III
Evening star., 1953-10-11
AUTO SALESMEN

We can use 3 men. fully experienced
in used cars. Immediate openings
for men with local experience and
Al references. We are offering
one Of the best pay-plans in the
city. See Mr.. Duke, MONROE
FORD. 1897 East-West hwy, Sil.
Spg.. Md. bet. 10 Am. and 4 pm.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
COLLECTOR-DRIVER
THE EVENING STAR
IlOI PA AVE NV
CONTACT'MEN 25-60

Neat appearing, accust.. to meeting
Apply 10-2 pm, RIM. 7O5, 1919 F
Evening star., 1953-10-11

The entire stock will be available
for inspection at BaSkin FurS on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
october IA, Is and 16.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
AUTO SALEMEN

AUTO SALEMEN
Are you earning $500 a mo. or more? +?
We have men earning twice that
amount. We need 2 more expert
enced men who can earn that kind
of money selling new Ford cars;
plenty Of floor time. Apply in per-
son. See Dick Clark or Jack Hutch
inson, 3040 NJ st. NV.