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Evening star., 1953-09-20
HELP--MEN
NEW-CAR MANAGER

We want an experienced man with
the ability to organize and success
fully run sales department. Must
be able to merchandise $50 cars
and trucks per month. You can earn
in excess of $4,000 per year. We
are one of the big 8 with proven
sales record. Write, giving complete
history Of sales experience and name
of present employer and the last 3
years Of employment. State age and
marital status, Box 370-S, Star.
OIL BURNER FILE CLERK. to work
dept. Must have clerical experience.
young and energetic and draft ex-
empt: 40-hr. week. Apply SINCLAIR
REFINING CO, 401 Farragut ST.
ne, after 1880 am. Monday. Dc
OPERATORS. water filtration plants,
experience not necessary. Apply
Patuxent Filtration Plant, Q miles
west of Laurel, on Route 1913, be-
tween the hours OF am. and 8
Pm. Phone Laurel GAG. personnel
director. WASHINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION.
PAINT SALESMAN, experienced, to
take, complete charge Of paint and
hardware department OF rapidly
growing building supply firm. Cali
c. ]. HARTMAN, after q am.
Monday or Tuesday, kI. $4,000.
PAINTERS. frst class. Come to 500
2nd st. NV, am, or between D
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PHARMACIST

4A4 AASAvA4ASAAO - ~
Registered; excellent salary, 4s-hour
pef pssN year G' with pay gays ge preseTip
ton business, ideal working con
ditions. excel. chance for advance
ment. vacation with pay after /
year, sick leave after. | year, in
surance and disqualification avail.
after 3 months employment, re-
tirement plan avail. for those over
apply in person to Mr.. c. B. Aldrich,
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.
II p st. NE. washington >. D. C.
PHOTOGRAPHERs-Callers to ride
paTn per sit2ns aso telephone soieitors
Call JE. 3-0665
PLASTERER-1st class with knowl-
edge Of ornamental work.. Cornice
and texture work especially. S2S
per day to right man. Box 195,T'
Star. 30
PLUMBER AND HELPER. expert
enced at remodeling; good wages.
Apply SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.
3006 Georgia ave. NV. rs
PLUMBERS helper; must have p: G.
drivers permit. Apply III Ken
PIUMBERs-Experienced only; new
work and remodeling. EDWARD g.
CO., 6213 Sd st. NV. RA. 3-6l00.
PLUMBERS. experienced iobbing
nit. % Apply I'll Kennedy st. NV.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS wanted.
P0RTER-DRiVER. colored; must be
sober. reliable. and have neat ap-
pearance. Apply in person. STATLER
FLORISTS, K st. entrance. Hotel
PORTER. 1s to 25 years old. clean
cut; must bring references. ZIP
PER SHOP. 913 G st. NV.
PORTER-Must be neat appearing.
aggressive and able to drive. Excel.
salary for right person. Refs. Apply
p5hREs 6AfER foe co. l4GS 4rsioia G st. dPusstore
s:421l or UN. 4-534s. Ask for
Porter Tor retail liquor store,
drivers license. local refs; required;
sPoRF sPeIS IN 5sfS BsfsOn Wia GaS ave- HEH NV 6
PRESSM PRINTER. exper,, all
round man, perm. position, in 1st-
class job shop; Kluge and Little
Giant. Must be strictly sober and
reliable. Apply In person. No phone
GALS 1ls v2IR VIRGINIA i a,oT PRINTING ~ 60
PREssERs1Wool presser; expeE;
CLEANERS. 9oe Ninth st. NV.
PRESSER, quality work. I2c a suit
steady work. sTRATFoRD CLEAN
ERs. 264S Wheaton rd.. Silver
PREsSERS, wool spotter; good work, (,
CLEANERS. 4915 Bethesda ave. OIL.
4-2434. -23
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HELP-MEN
RINTING SALESMAN

Aggressive. neat appearance. familiar
with layout and printing techniques.
sharing arrangement. Call JU. o.
S13S, z pm. to 9 pm, for appt.
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MEN

corporation will be in Wash on
Monday. September 81, to interview
men regarding q plan to place them
in business for themselves.
Without Investment
We have nothing, to sell you-no de,
be given o rare opportunity for a
substantial income and. those who
qualify. a rapid advancement Age
is no barrier in this business. but
men between the ages Of 2b-45
whose home life is congenial and
who believe IN proving their worth.
APPLY IN PERSON TO MR.. NOR RIS
1911 H ST. NV, ROOM 10b, MON
DAY. 10 AM
Prepare to. remain the balance OF
the day II selected Car essential:
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ShAE uEN-AnteiilsSut, dCtlVe COL,
ored men not afraid to work marc
in. storm windows. awnings ano
jalousie field. VIII furr. leads ano
car to right men. Interview 1886
9th st. NV. co. 5-11l7 DE. 2-G"S6
statesmen t3>, to sell furn. on floor
in our Washington and Arlington
stores Good sal and commissions;
unusually good opportunities. Apply
ATLAS FURNITURE. 921 G st NV
Statesmen. real estate. for old, wei
established office; experience moi
necessary. We will train you; hstine
and advertising program. liberia
SURETY REALTY CO.. 1881 II st
NV. --25
statesmen. part time, ewes. and Sat
We have openings for ? men on our
sales staff. to work qualified leads
only, Special group hospital. acci-
dent and sickness plan. Write Box
63-T. Star.
SALESMEN-Local distributor ha.
need for 2 sales representatives Il
cover territories. Must be respon.
S Si6le and interested in a future
ary plus additional monthly bonu;
after initial training period. Excel.
lent opportunity for advancement tC
right men. Must have car. Per.
Sonal interviews to be held Mon
Sept. 2l, at 541a Georgia ave. NV
and 2 pm. No phone calls accepted
statesmen for mems and boys wear
experience preferred; good starting
salary; excel. opportunity. for ad.
yancement; employe benefits. Apply
Mrs. Daniels, personnel. 427 9TH st
statesmen, experienced in storm
windows: WHITE OR COLoRED. ,Op.
town. Highest full commission paic
Immediately on approval of deal
We handle all types of storm win.
: dowS, doors, jalousies and avn
ings as we'll as other improvements
Call for appt. MIR. COHEN, EX
3-2715 3, or inquire at office, 1O50S
between $50 and II am. daily.
Statesmen with cars interested in
out-of-town territory to take over
as salesmanagers after training
Room aonlnss go asqvs 9th syeraFs st nw Apply
SALESMEN-Due to promotions thu
Hoover Co. has OPENINGS. for . high
caliber representatives to work ii
protected territories. Car essential
High weekly. earnings start imme.
SSiiately Apply 1905 R. I. ave. ne
SALESMAN. exper.. take charge Of
boys dept. in lge. children's store
in Arlington. Good salary and
chance for advancement to qualified
person. Call TIE. $1,000. -22
experienced in mems
sports wear; good pay. many store
benefits: Apply PLAZA SPORT
SHOP. 10th and E SITS. NV. FL
full or part time: ter
rifle opportunity with year round.
Blind wesysTs. Inc. % inHatiornnafi rnf
transportation furnished Apply
Ambassador Hotel. $40 to 1890
am, or 8 to 7:%0 pm. for inter
view. JOHN MORETTI. Room 944.
Do not phone. ga
SALESMEN-Heating and home i'm.
provement contractor has opening
for 3 OF high-class men. to con-
tact home. owners in regard tc
their. heating, plumbing and re.
pair problems. Pay commensurate
to efforts. Some of our men earn.
ing over $4,000 per year. Fol
appt., call JU. S-4055 after a:3C
statesmen. 25-45 yrs. to sell high.
ly advertised retractable ball point
pen; high earnings; D. C. and near
by Va. territory. Contact southern
div. salesmanager for appointment
Call AID. 4-6OHO, Ext Bill oOS
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MACHINIST

6-Gay, 45-hour week. Paid hospi-
talization and vacation New plant
facilities. Apply BOWEN & CO.,
124S7 Chapman ave, Rockville
Md: OIL. 2-7S0O. -23
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YOUNG MEN
1885
H.30-Q p M

1885
$500 Pm.
We have openings for 9 alert .youns
oualified lead basis. $1,oOO.O0O ad-
vertising program is devslopins
handle. Must be satisfied with $40
per wk. guarantee against commis-
sion. Phone MR.. HARRISON, HU.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY AVAIL.
ABLE in life department OF inter-
national advisory insurance service.
This Is a 5-tigprs opportunity ex.
Replies held confidential. BOX 366-R,
MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTED. for
immediate employment for auto
Se5yes s9nt5o SSsTd Ses.d some
good hours and salary; employs
benefits. Reply by letter. stating age,
experience. etc. Box 445-T. star.
DESIRE A JOB with a future? Won
deFfn dc tart oppoftsns s for r5 man ssdIH Tno
a position in the underwriting field.
Age, 30 to 25. Must be high school
graduate with above-average intelli-
fN ANcE CO. Hppie OF 'NRENhhS n AMERIcA iNSSS go
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H sts.
PART-TIME WORK. around house.
incl. care horse: ga hours daily;
no Sundays; Slb per wk. RA.
WANTED-Youne man or teeu-as
boy TO teach beginner and inter-
mediate tap dancing. RA. $500
%AS6 Sd.n.ss %oSFI y a Your your ipifs S an Alex in
Sqasehold So'a 81 A!nassSn necesSitie, FOR your
friends, neishbors and others. Also
ploi rg time f5T 95ennTs fnTbe1 dsta. S1Ss HSs
RAWLEIqH,s. Dept Dci.i4-$iS'
Young MARRIED MAN with car
who needs at least S75 per week;
must be the type who can work
inely ambitious to get ahead; ex-
work hclofu'. Write or phone LA.
G,5a3o l9T Tr sppSin1itment; SU1i n;,r. d.s,,r,,
20. 80, 40 and 240-light book
matches. Bigger spot cash comm.
Every business a prospect. Rept. s.
start without exper., men, wor' >;
full, part time Buy nothing sales
AMERIcA, An iateisnfDo. Dept. Mo Nc. Chicago 80.
ExPERIENCED TIRE MAN for Jc IN
c. KACUR RUBBER CO., 1902 l4th
ss5 81 wK.. 2 ewes. per week: white:
car: 2l-3O. sos Rhode Island ave.
ne. $50 pm. Monday. AZ
NEW KING OF MONEY-MAKERst
Amszing new Flexi-King self-wring-
ing sponge mop invention; guar
anteed 10 years. nov selling Ike
wildfire. Sensational demonStra-
ton 3 sizes hit every possible mar
ket. Up to 1907 cash profit! Dis
tributors and dealers coming big
money. No experience needed. Write
RON TO- free sample offer. FLEXY.
Dept K-3O. New Hols.eln. Is.
PART-TIME-I NEED 4
,fen to work 3 ewes. per wk. and Sat.
Opportunity for full-time career after
90 DAYS. White. under J5. neat ap-
pearance and car. Apply sos Rhode
island ave. ne, Mon, . pm, Mr..
CRISWELL,
YOUNG INDUSTRY
E.rnings to s2OO-s3Oo mo. part
time: S5OO-S1 900 mo. fun time:
unlimited for man with managerial
ability and service agency. Inique
marketing plan for exclusive re-
peat product nationally advertised:
see Life Sept IA, page 10. Call
Mr. THOR. RA. 3-4073 or DU.
7-al06.
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Evening star., 1953-09-20
MANAGER TRAINEE
S1OO-$125 WEEK

MESSENGER-PAGE, for varied duties
with radio-TV station: good start
ing job for college student or recent
graduate. See Miss Ferguson. MA
TIONAL BROADCASTING CO..
Sheraton Park Hotel (Wardman
Park.
MESSENGER-Must have D. c.
drivers permit Phone RE. 1922
MILL MAN, eXper. on machine and
bench work for local woodworking
shop; good working cond.; steady
empl.: top wages Apply AMCO
MILLWORK & LUMBER CO., Ben
ming rd and MINI. ave. ne. rear
of post office. go
PRESSMAN for 1850.
Experienced in quality color
and half-tone work WARD g. PAUL,
1850 Penna. ave. NV. MA. S-4266.
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Statesmen

OI4dGOIV1I1N
A national landscaping organization
will train you in this professional
type field at company expense, put
you in business for yourself. equip
you TO earn a substantial income.
with earnings commencing immedi-
ately, II you are accepted; car
necessary. Phone IA. S-4li0O I'll
Evening star., 1953-09-20
MAN WITH CAR

. white men. 81 to 81, to train for
position with lee national company
approx. 500 wk while training.
IL o. 100 for appt.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
NEW-CAR SALESMAN

NEW-CAR SALESMAN
One of Washington,s oldest and most
respected dealers has a rare oppor-
tunity for an experienced merchan-
diser of personal transportation. We
offer an exceptional pay plan which
will assure you Of an excellent in
come in this or any other market.
If you are interested in improving
your stature in the industry and
among your clients. we would like
to talk with you. See Mr.. Lane at
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
215 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Ford for 80 Years"
NEWSSTAND SALESMAN-6 day
week, incl. Sat. and Sun. 3 pm.
to midnight. Good starting salary.
Box 2002. Wash.
NIGHT CLERK. must know tran
script. Apply MR.. HIGGINS, man
ager, Lafayette Hotel, 18th and
Eve SITS. nv. -ol
Evening star., 1953-09-20
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

For lighting fixture department of
a large well-establiShed wholesale
electrical supply store experienced.
Write BOX olfi-M Star 05
Evening star., 1953-09-20

See Mr.. R. B. RIKER. The
st. ne, Tuesday. Sept. 20,
1879. Q-1C o-h. 70 IL
Evening star., 1953-09-20
SALESMAN

YOUNG married man with car. am
bilious to get ahead. Salary, car
allowance and bonus. We have a
fine proposition for you If you are
the right man. Previous expert
ence selling combination storm win
dows, real estate, vac. cleaners,
bread or milk route men helpful,
Write giving full particulars ard
appointment will be arranged. Box
1S0-T, Star. %
Evening star., 1953-09-20

We have openings for 3 alert youns
men to sell Book of KNOWLEDGE ON
qualified lead basis. S1,000.O 900 ad-
vertising program is developinR
more leads than our stan can
nsr We MSSs Ie Raest Tm ESQ
sion. Phone MR.. HARRISON, HU.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
YOUNG INDUSTRY

E. rnings to SoO0-S3O0 mo. part
Unlimited for man with manaEerial
ability and service agency. Iniaue
marketing plan for exclusive re-
peat product nationally advertised.
see Life Sept IA, page l9 Cal
Mr. THOR. RA. 3-4073 or DU.
7-al06.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09
Modern Marriage
BY Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Few tragedies of family life
are more painful and more per-
manent than the presence of a
seriously handicapped child. but
fortunately there is now more
help available than ever before.
Mrs. B. writes me of their own
problem:
1--WE have four children and
the youngest, now S years old,
seems to have epilepsy or some
thing of the sort. I had a very
hard birth with him and he had
occasional commissions when a
baby. AS he gets older he seems
to be having more difficulty, and
when it comes time to send him
to school next year ! don't know
whether he can go-I'm afraid
they won't take him, and /
wouldn't feel safe if he were
away from me. We live in the
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bulletins and pamphlets, some
very inexpensive and most of
them free, that deal with all the
handicapS ! have described, and
others. 1t also gives the names
and addresses of Is national or
CARNATIONS, to which any one
can write for detailed, authori-
tative and free information.
There is not only a great deal
of help now available for the
parents of the handicapped
child, but in some instances
there is also money available to
help them.
There are in many places ia
cilities for aiding the handi-
capped child to get special train
ing by which he can make the
most of whatever abilities he
has.
Any reader who knows of a
family that has a handicapped
child will do them a favor by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09
Facilities Increasing for Handicapped Children

country and there is only one
physician in the neighborhood,
an elderly man who is badly
overworked anyway and, al
though very kindly, he doesn't
seem to have much idea about
what we ought to do. Can you
give us any suggestions, DR..
Popenoe?"
have sent Mrs. B. some de-
tailed information about the
sources of help available to her;
but hers is only one of many
letters I receive from parents
with handicapped children. It
may be that the child is men
tally retarded, or hard of hear
ing, or crippled, or has a bad
heart, or any one of a score of
other conditions that hold him
back. For the benefit of all
these, I have prepared a new
reading list on Handicapped
Children" It lists a great many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

were covered with glass for
practical purposes.
There are two methods of
upholstering a piece such as
this. One is to pad the table
sides with several layers of
outing flannel and then make a
complete cover, as a slip cover
is made for a chair. Staple or
tack the cover securely in place
and hide the tackS with cord
ing.
The second method is to
paste the fabric right to the
table sides. Cut each piece
separately, paste it to the side
and finish off the corners with
cording or a strip of fabric,
also pasted, or glued in place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09
Norn7onWcCeney
Takes Bride.

Miss Madelyn Roche, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Roche of
Mount Pleasant. Iowa, became
the bride of Mr.. Norman Nc
Ceney on August 8 at Mount
Pleasant. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Nc
Ceney of Washington and is q
graduate of George Washington
University.
Following a wedding trip to
Canada the couple will make
their home here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09
By Pauline Graves

By Pauline Groves
You make the most of linn
tied space when you place
touches at right angles to each
other. And a square table that
fills the corner between them
is handy for both. Why not
go a step further and make the
table seem almost a part of
the couches by covering the
sides with fabric? In the room
illustrated, the table repeats
the fabric used for pillows and
an occasional chair and it Gre
ates the effect of a modified
headboard.
Fabric could be used on the
table top as well, providing it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

giving them q copy of this read
ing list. It may put them in
touch with help that will change
the whole appearance of the
problem. The reading list will be
sent with the compliments of
this newspaper. to any one who
writes me for it and encloses a
stamped, Self-addressed en-
Velope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09
ENGAGEMENT

The engagement Of Miss Joan
Nipple to A2/c Howard E. Wal
lace, U S. A. F.. is announced
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Nipple of Suitland.
Md. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Wallace Of Knox
vile. Tenn.
The wedding will take place in
December.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29
SRNR7S n1PAxP
This on Thut

NOtre Dame is again the big dog
I'm football and come what may
during the remainder of the season
&c looks like the Irish are in to stay.
perhaps for two or three years =.
A number OF Southeastern Confer
cnce schools are unhappy about the
Orange Bowl committees talk of a
yearly tie-up with the new Atlantic
Coast and Big Seven conferences.
1t would mean that Southeastern
Conference schools would be auto
matically eliminated from that New
Years contest As things look now,
Il the agreement is reached. it
may be Duke and Oklahoma in the
Orange Bowl on Jan. /. 1854 !.
Earl Sande. the grand old man of
racing. is making a valiant at
tempt at o comeback as a rider.
But it is an uphill climb. even for
a young man <. Weiterweight
Champion Kid Gavilan of Cuba will
defend his crown against Johnny
BrattOn of Chicago November 6.
The site has not been announced as
yet Dauntless Florence Chad
wick has added another star to
her swimming crown-the current
strong Bosphorus from Europe to
esia and back
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29

Powell.
The surprise of the presentations
was the awarding of cup to Vince
Helmintoller, leading hitter on the
team, with an average of $40.
Apparently, none of the members
of the team knew who the leading
hitter was, least of all Vince, and the
surprised look on his face when his
name was called, was really some
thing to see. In making the pre-
sentation, Mr.. Wolfe stated that he
won the Championship through his
hitting in the finals of the American
Legion Championship.
Then came the big event of the
night, fine talk by George Selkirk,
formerly an outstanding outfieldeT
with the New York Yankees and
now associated with the Milwaukee
Braves organization, whom he off
cially represented at the banquet.
After giving the members of the
team some fine, down to earth, adj
vice on how to climb the baseball
ladder, Mr.. Selkirk entertained the
audience with a number of extreme
ly funny baseball stories, mainly
conferred around Yogi" Berra and
Lefty" Gomez, but to me, the best
story was this one:
Yogi was a member of the Newark
team in the International league,
farm club of the Yankees, managed
by Selkirk. In the ninth inning of
a game, with the tying run on first
base, one out and Yogi at bat for
Newark, the opposing manager
changed pitchers. Selkirk then went
to the plate and told Yogi that the
new pitcher would probably throw
a hard curve ball low and in the
dirt, in order to get Yogi to hit on
the ground for double play
Knowing that Yogi swung at any
thing, Selkirk gave him definite in
structions to keep his bat on his
shoulder. hoping that by doing so,
Yogi would probably get a walk
Sure enough, the first pitch was
down around his ankles but Yogi,
forgetting his Instructions, swung at
it and knocked it out of the ballpark
to win the game.
When they got back in the club
house, Selkirk went up to Yogi and
said; Yogi where was that pitch?"
and Yogi's answer was: Fright across
the letters"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29

a first down on the Giants 6-yard
the only touchdown of the game.
The tie game was played in a sea
of mud, which makes it all the more
possible that the game would have
ended in a scoreless tie, if the freak
scoring opportunity had not develop
ed.
watched the Colts-Redskins game
on television Sunday afternoon, and
this was another game in which fan
support played a big part.
You will remember that the week
before, when the Colts came home
after losing to the Green Bay Pack
ers, they were greeted by over 1000
fans, and when the team trotted out
on the field on Sunday for their
game with the Redskins, they were
welcomed by a sell-out crowd of
close to $4,000, who never stopped
cheering for their team from the
time they were introduced, until the
final whistle blew.
You can say what you like fans,
but it is my firm belief that sports
in Hagerstown will never really
come to life again, until the fans
really support their home teams,
win, lose, or draw. We all know how
poorly the Hagerstown Braves were
supported during the last two years,
and never, since I've been in Hag-
erstown, have l ever seen such poor
crowds at the home games of our own
Hagerstown High School Hubs, as
I've seen this year.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-29
By H. S. Douglas

The annual banquet, honoring the
members of the Morris Frock Post
American Legion Junior baseball
team, was held in the dining room
of the Legion home on Monday night,
with Emory Wolfe, one of the key
officials of American Legion base
ball, as the POSTMASTER.
A feature of the highly successful
gathering was the presence of a
number of parents, sisters and
sweethearts -- of the members of
the team.
When the guests were seated, Mr.
Wolfe welcomed them with a few
we'll chosen words, after which the
Rev James E. Ault gave the Invoca-
ton. Then followed a fine turkey
dinner with all the trimmings.
When the dishes had been cleared
away, the postmaster introduced the
guests at the head table, who includ-
ed, in addition to Mr.. Ault Dave
Cole, of Williamsport, who is a
member of the pitching staff of the
Milwaukee Braves, and who got his
start on the Morris Frock American
Legion team; Mel Henry, football
and basketball coach at Hagerstown
High School; John Hoover, baseball
coach at the school; Eddie Senior,
athletic director of the Washington
County Board of Education; and
Ralph Sharrett, president and Paul
Massey, general manager, of Shar-
rett Motors, which sponsors the
team.
Other guests present included:
Curt Middlekauff, Little League
commissioner; J. Edward Davey, an
executive of the Pony League; Leroy
Metz, president of the Washington
County baseball league; Lawrence
Springer, president of the Independ-
ent League; Charles Lewis, chair
man of the Morris Frock Baseball
Commission; and members of the
Press and Radio
With the introduction of the guests
out of the way, POSTMASTER Wolfe
called on Paul McNeal, manager of
the team, to present the awards to
the team members who are: Merv
Scott, Dave Kuhn, Roy Stotler, Stan
Anderson, Vince Helmintoller, Gene
Jenkins, Bud Debow, Ted Byers, Bill
Renner, Charlie Barnes, Jack Slick,
Jack Meier, Jim Myers and Rolin