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Evening star., 1953-07-16
Lanes Trades OK With Fans
And That Extends to In-Lows

% players from the present Is.
Lane said:
1T would not accomplish any
financial saving, because the
two players would be optioned
out at major-league salaries any
way. Besides, such move would
weaken pennant contending
teams. For Casey Stengel and
Paul Richards. for instance, it
would mean two less switches to
make from the bench. Only
second-division teams, If any,
would profit from the reduction
in personnel"
Williams Likes Jet Flying.
Ted Williams, just back from
Korea, was discussing his ear
trouble. II can really hear good
enough" he said, "but the sound
doesn't seem as sharp as it used
to be. But it's fun flying
those jets, because the noise is
all at the back end. You don't
hear a thing up front. It seems
like you're gliding along at 500
miles an hour"
Charlie Gehringer. now the
Detroit general manager, still
has the best All-Star batting
average of them all. :. Ten hits
in 20 times at bat for an even
500.
Allan Worthington, the rookie
Giant hurler who pitched two
straight shutouts, once was a
Cub prospect at Nashville, but
they picked another guy.
Dresser Needed.
Some of the boys were nee
ding Charlie Dresser, the Dodg-
ers' manager, about playing
Enos Slaughter and Stan Musial
Of the Cardinals the entire ALL
Star game "You got a series
with the Cards starting Thurs
day night. so you figured you'd
wear those guys out in the Gin
cinnati heat" they told Dres-
sen j.. He just grinned.
Steve O'Neill, the Phils man
ager, thinks Milwaukee's Ed
Mathews has the most powerful
wrists since Williams. "He just
snaps at the ball." Steve said.
Williams, incidentally, said the
fishing is good around Korea
"but some of the boats don't
look too SAFE"
Johnny Mize batted 1000 in
his last All-Star game He's
going to settle down in DeLand,
Fla, next year And the
Yanks want Phil Rizzuto to take
a non-playing job with the or
ganization in 1854.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Baltimore Selections
(FOr Thursday

MERRY Kat. Miss Martha D.
and Sandra Bee.
2-Honor Guard, Mike Bohe-
mia and HomeStretch Marve,
3-Santios. Date Knight and
Buck Lybrook.
4-Dale Frost, Famous Mite
and Vagabond Brewer.
5-Orrin, Dora Woodley and
My Duke.
6-Duke Harvester, True Hal
and Bobby Brewer.
7-ISOLETTA HANOVER,
Battle Up and Boot Key.
8-Ja2ie Mite, Pard c. and
Lawde he.
Best Bet-ISoletta Hanover in
9Th.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Yachts Vie for Handicap Title
After Goodwill Finishes First

cap of 4 days, II hours, "a min
utes and SO seconds.
The Queen Nab, Nam Sang
and Fair Weather all complained
late last night that winds had
been very light all day." These
boats we're slightly behind the
Chiriqui and Chubasco and it
is possible the latter have not
been hurt by light winds.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
AviIo and Mitchell
Returning to Lineup
By the Assoeieted Press

CLEVELAND, July 16.-Bobby
Avila and Dale Mitchell expect
to be back in the Indians lineup
tonight against the Athletics.
Avila, second baSeman, hurt
his arm July 6 when he and out
fielder Harry Simpson collided
while chasing a fly.
Mitchell, leftfielder, hurt his
heel last Friday sliding for o
baSA.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Fight
Continued From Page CID

be hurt in any way. Theater TV
is a distinct possibility.
This is the first heavyweight
title bout in New York since
Ezzard Charles whipped Lee
Oma in January, 1851, and it's
the first outdoors here since
Charles won the championship
from Joe Louis at Yankee Sta
dium September 81, 1850.
The 29-year-old Marciano and
the 26-year-old LaStarza-a pair
of mild, soft-spoken young men
without any Of the trademarks Of
fighters-said they planned to
set up training quarters in the
next few days.
Careers ParalleIed.
Marciano, deeply tanned and
trim looking after a two-week
vacation in Toronto, said he
would make camp at Grosinger'S
in the Catskill Mountains. La
Starza hasn't decided but is con-
sidering a resort not more than
Is miles from where the cham
pion will train.
The bout will be the second
between the two young heavies.
who have had almost parallel
careers. Back in March, 1850,
when both were aspiring unde-
feated fighters, Rocky beat Ro-
land on a split decision at Madi-
son Square Garden.
LaStarza was felled by one of
Marciano's rocking right hand
shots but he got up to finish
strong.
Il never saw the right that
dropped me-" LaStarza said.
1--WE been knocked down four
times, but never knocked out.
Anybody can get knocked down
but it's getting UP that counts. "
Marciano said: II was green
then. It was only my 25th fight
and my first real tough one. I'm
better balanced now"
It will be the second title de-
tense for Marciano, the Brock
ton, Mass, shoemaker's son, who
knocked out Jersey Joe Walcott
for the title at Philadelphia last
September % and then stopped
Walcott in Chicago May is in
the first round. LaStarza hasn't
had a fight since he outpointed
Rex Layne last February. Since
his bout with Marciano in 1850,
LaStarza has dropped decisions
to Dan Bucceroni and Rocky
Jones. both of whom he whipped
in return engagements.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Dark Stor Enters Stud
At Kentucky Farm
By The Assoeioted Press

LEXINGTON, KY, July TO-
Dark Star, winner of the 1858
Kentucky Derby, arrived today
at Claiborne Farm, near Paris,
to enter stud.
The three-year-old son of
Royal Gem II-Isolde, owned by
H. F. Guggenheirn, hasn't raced
since the Preakness at Baltimore.
He received a leg injury then
while trying for the second jewel
of racing's triple crown just three
weeks alter his Derby victory.
Evening star., 1953-07-16

Today q year ago-Avery
q Brundage of Chicago succeed
ed j. Sigfrid Edstrom of Swe-
den as president of the Inter-
national Olympic Committee.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
HiuIeoh Dotes Set

Hialeah has been assigned
Monday. January l8. through
Saturday. March 6. for its AZ
day race meeting next winter.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Army Navy Wins in Tennis

Army Navy scored 5-3 VIC
tory over Columbia in a Women's
Inter-Club Tennis League match
yesterday at Columbia.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
Baltimore Rucewuy
Entries for Tonight
POST TIME. $50; DAILY DOUBLE
CLOSES R:2O PM

THIRD RACE-Purse, S2.250; 2-year-
olds; pace: The Randallstown": first
division; l mile.
l. Velvet Hanover CW. Wood) -- 9-2
>. SANTOS ct. Crank So
3. Date Knight wv. Fleming) - 81
4. Gettysburg q. BritD -------10-1
Hal Law wv Hudsonl 10-1
s. Buck Lybrook wv. Wathen)---- 7-2
z. Chester Breeze q. Stokley) -10-1
Evening star., 1953-06-14
MEN

want a man who cares for his fam
lily, wants the finer things in life.
Who is not content with $40 per
week and wants his own business,
can be his own boss. Must have a
car Phone for appointment only
$50 to II am. weekdays, RA.
3-22S3.
MAN age 2O-25. starting po-
sition file clerk with an opportunity
to learn casualty underwriting. Must
be high school graduate and above
average in intelligence. Apply IN
DEMNITY INSURANCE Co, OF
NORTH AMERICA. $40 woodward
MAN. between 21-35, to call
necessary. hut must have ear; salary
and expenses. Room 4O2. 1881 K
st. NV. Apply 8 am. till IL am.
Mon, Tues. and Wed -15
YOUNG MEN (3, white. to assist
sales mgr; no eXper. necessary; aver
earnings $50 wk. Apply Rm, $50
724 9th st. NV. lie
YOUNG MAN. 16 to 1s. Once boy;
$51oo $$15o mo- 4o-hT M..ns; wk; GaI1 IsNrTSE ST
TRAVEL AGENCY 'AD' - A
International organ. teller and cler-
ical duties, pleasant working condi-
tionS; $50 to start, excel opport. for
advancement. Call Ma. S-2S22. MR.
DAY or MR.. HEDRICK. lie
YOUNG MAN, with college back
ground, to train as q casualty in
surance underwater. Casualty in.
surance experience desirable but moi
necessary. Permanent position with
excellent future prospects. AMERI-
CAN SURETY CO., $50 Southern
Bldg. 18th and II sts. NV. -16
MAN. mechanically inclined
assembling lighting fixtures: good
pay. steady work. I'll 9th st. NV
YOUNG MAN to work in mail and
stock room; 5-day wk: Apply after
10 am, Mon, RIM. l. 1908 K st
NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn furniture buSi-
ness; we will teach you selling and
merchandising; opportunity to ad-
vance to dept. manager; this is an
excellent opportunity for young man
with high school education to ad-
vance himself to a management DO
Sition; salary and commission while
learning; many company benefits.
Apply Mr.. Lehr. MONTGOMERY
WARD. Alexandria. Va.
MAN; colored, reliable. part
time job. to solicit dry cleaning
and laundry; good proposition; one
living vic. Trinidad section ne. pre-
fered. Call wkdays It'll 7 pm. Ii:
4-9639.
MAN, colored, work in gro
cery; good hours. Call Ii. 6-2S88
1On1 Morse
Evening star., 1953-06-14
HElP--MEN
SpOTTER WOOT

For retail dry cleaning plant; stead!
lob. good pay. excellent workin;
conditions, Wonderful opportunit!
for a thoroughly experienced anS
reliable man; Apply CENTRAL
STOCK CLERK, age 21-35. expert
enced in wholesale electrical sup
plies; good hours. working condi
tions and pay. Apply in person
6234 3rd st. NV. IA
STOCK CLERK
Over 49, for once supply stockroom
excellent WORKING conditions: 5-da!
week, 8 to 4:30 PM; S31 16 Pc
week. GOVERNMENT e EAPLOYEEs
INSURANCE CO., l4th and L SITS
NV. (Apply at L st. entrance.)
SUPERINTENDENT, construction =
Must have substantial experience
garden-type apis. AUBINOE CON
STRUCTJON CO. 1915 10th st. NV
nhope HU. :'-6025.
MACHINE OPERATOR
I.B.M. equipment; young man, draf
exempt. between ages 81 and 35
capable of becoming supervisor o
unit: lengthy, and varied experience
not required. but basic wirini
knowledge essential: excellent op
portunity for advancement; salar!
dependent upon qualifications; W
will pay competitive rates. Appl!
Room 200, EQUITABLE LIFE IN
SURANCE CO.. $40 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

80, 9TH and o SITS. Market.
MAN
With car for pickup and delivery
service. No experience necessary
Apply 1905 Rhode Island ave. ne.
End fir, pm. only, Mon. eve.
June 10. .-..
MEN-Retired or war veterans. resi-.
dents of Fairfax CITY, fun or par
time, night or day. pleasant ligh
work in bonding business. Cal
MR.. LEE. JE. 2-3267 bet. 8 anc
2 pm. Ia
MEN. white, ages Is to 40; guaran-
teed salary of $50 per week; no sale;
experience necessary; no selling re-
quired; should be willing to gair
valuable experience with the inten'
as you prove yourself. We desir,
men with Initiative. Contact MR.
COLLINS. Monday bet. 8 and 2, al
1865 14th st. NV. III
MEN. two full time and one part
time inexperienced full-time mer
average $100 and UP per week. Re-
peat business plus regular custom
ers assures you OF steady. regular
income Start on ! or , day tria
self what an excellent opportunit,
this is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age SlQ0 and up per week callinl
on regular, customers by appt, Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour'
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
and train you. If you are inter
income. inquire at 9ll Nationa
Press Bldg. l4th and F SITS. NV;
or phone DI. 7-4477 or DI, 7-349S
Evening star., 1953-06-14
HEIP-MEN

SALESMEN-Did you know there is
a Kood future In the life insurance
business? Due to our expansion pro-
gram in Arlington, We have an
opening for - several statesmen be-
tween the ages of 2R-40. Guaranteed
salary to start. Income governed by
your efforts. Free insur., sick bene-
fits and paid vacation. If you live
in The Arlington area, please call
IA. h-S330, or come in and ask for
MI Crockett. SUN LIFE INSUR-
AECE CO.. of AMERICA, 3151 N.
Washington blvd. Arlington.
SALESMEN--Make big comm. daily:
new, sensational utility apron for
every food, beverage outlet, etc.
Samples furnished UTILITY A. CO..
SIPS. W. Jackson, Chicago 4.
49, white, for outside
work; transp. furn,; earnings S10G
wk and up. Apply Rim. $50. 724
5 s4LEsMEEN~- Experienced and ambi.
tious salesmen, preferably in BLDG
and construction field. to sell ma
tionally advertised bldg. products;
prefer SINCE men. between 25 and
20; car essential For appt cali
Statesmen. used to high earnings.
sell real estate, house improvements;
leads furnished; drawing accounts.
SMITH CO., AP. 7-O1OO,
Evening star., 1953-06-14
SALESMAN

join permanently fine quality mems
store. Splendid earnings. Apply TO
Mr.. Aiken. GROSNER Of 1928 St
statesmen AND CANVASSERS. Storm
windows and modernizing. Bring
spprovais sDpr V.' s5ee 14th st. NV. W. -
statesmen t3) under 80, immediate
permanent employment. good salary,
generous car allowance and expenses.
tunity for ambitious men. No travel:
Personal interviews 9:30 to 3:3U
PImn GANApA AN1 PRX GINGER b4H silTer AEs
Spring. Md. -15
statesmen, we are exclusive distri-
butors for Bondstone and are in
terested in adding 2 men to our
sales force. II you have had ex-
perience in selling to home owners,
you can not do better than to
answer this ad. Phone OIL. 2-473O.
Ask for MIR. ROSS. Id
house to house exp, new
fast moving for dsIiE Price Sf S%fcMANis SsSi
1915 Que NV. till noon Mon.
statesmen Good organizer can
make 5000 in next 30 days. Every
house in town wants amazing new
Nilite glowing curbside numbers.
Automatic sales plan means no talk
ing: Just collecting profits day after
day. Write for free details immedi-
ately, no obligation. NIL1TE SIGNS.
173 W. Madison ST.. Dept. 52l'
Chicago.
statesmen, / local and / territory;
knowledge Of aerial photo mapping
helpful, but not necessary; car ena
expense allowance. II YOU didn' 7
average at least 500 weekly last
year or you can't put in at least 8
hrs. daily, pleas don't apply. Call
LU. 4-7962 Sun: bet. and u am.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
EVENTNC WOPK
Unusual Man
Wanted

Large financial institution.
established III years. will paw
between the ages Of 25 and
40 Must be interested in a
permanent business where he
will be his own boss, earn
$4,000 to $4,000 q year and
more, with liberal retirement
income. Finest training pro-
gram, with future opportunity
for managerial or executive
advancement. Should be q
hard worker. ambitious. INTEL
ligent man who Is dissatisfied
in his present position. II you
are this man, write fully, Civ
ing age. family status, past
experience and other pertinent
information. to Box ~. Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
statesmen, ATTENTION
LESMEN-MANAGERS
Statesmen

Statesmen
Sell new. revolutionary. home, air
conditioners; also freezer food plant;
full, part time; top commissions;
Sesi oesn mapPe dfa Sppy N $3.50 5es D9on
ave. Silver Spring, Sun. only. l
to pm.
SECURITY SALESMAN-We have an
opening on our sales stan for q
good salesman to sell hign:grade
investment securities. Washington
is q growing area and this offers
aR hs msn Lssds snd 1Hr
operation viii, be. given. KNOWLEDGE
Of selling and Of investment secur-
titles preferred Highest references
TeqprSsd SI.s,s, Com%g9iSfss m nSRs ERErEE Yah me-
4 HEFITf. members OF the New
York stock Exchange. Cafrits
Bldg District 7-57OO
SERVICE MAN for all types of gen.
eral service work; must be able to
complete work on electric refrigera-
tors, washing machines, water pumps
and other electrical appliances; ex-
eslsnt opportunity for person Titn
adjusted to individuals experience
and background; many company
benefits. including vacation with
pay employees discounts and group
Eehr, MoNTdoMERY aes nsss wi WARDs RDp'y Alex. Ms
andria. Va.
SERVICE MAN, a leading line major
electrical appliances. Service in field
Permanent job. See MR.. LAW, 10
Patterson st. me-. ST. 3-2777. lib
SERVICEMAN, young man with a
mech. aptitude. interested in the
ONCE equip. field. You must have q
car, mech: exper. pref. but not es-
~ swa
training. Call DI. 7-66l3 for inter
view. -15
SERVICE MAN for field service and
fountain dispensing equipment. No
experience required but mechanical
ability necessary. 5-day wk. Liberal
BENEFITS; Apply 9-5, CANADA DRY
SiFSGay GS3EE s,Jsr AtE IEG sSIinr s91 Ms
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Va; entire crew needed for s4-hr.
serv.: exper. desired. Apply In per-
son to MR.. GETTYS at station on
Mon. June Is. 10 am. to pm.
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR,
white, 25 to 35: salary, $500 mo.
plus comm. and vacations. Only
sed ssps TR s6Ncco 6sts
SERVICE, Wis. ave. and River. I'd.
is
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR.
Thoroughly experienced man; capable
OF taking, complete charge. Salary
open; Apply in person. CoNNoRs &
FOSTER. 2244 Pa. ave. Sc. -18
SHIFT MANAGER, exper. necessary.
Apply in person. 124S Penna. ave.
Sc. IA
SHOEMAKER. exper., dependable
must do 1St-claSS work: good salary
Cali OIL. 2-S289. 1890 pm. IA
SHOE Statesmen, exper.; assistant
managers position open; excel. sal
ary plus. Call AP. 7-2233 or Ii.
4-6495 for interview. III
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced; also
young, man who is willing to learn
the shoe business. Perm. position,
good pay. CHARLES SHOES INC.
sHoE HSS I HsxsLiEssMiaEN. Il sMiaE experienced. for
Alex, Silver Spring and Wash Ap-
ply In person, 9O1 H st. me-. be-
sSU%nv t%een 70 and :1, IL an ,a-l4
csrs. ot small e pa na "eFs GOOD sFs
TO sober and reliable man. Apply
se3TJERs, Ise white highly experienced
!seadg 5s gztR%xx zee e2sANss ss s.
rear, 1928 Ga. ave.
SPOTTERS, experienced on wool and
CLEANERS 90e 9th st. NV. IA
STOCK BOY, with drivers permit;
must be able to take responsible
ties, must have references. Apply
901 H st. ne, after 1890 am.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
REGISTRATION CLERK
RELIABLE MAN for motor court in
city; must be able to be bonded;
hours 3 pm. to II p.m.; under so.
Government Services, Inc.
1l35 21St st. NV.

RETAIL SALESMAN, to sell auto &C.
cessorieS, sporting goods,> hard
ware. garden supplies; in retail
store: excellent income. alons witt
Outstanding employe benefits. in.
cluding paid vacations. group in
surance, liberal employe discounts
profit-sharing and retiremen! pro
grams, plus unlimited opportunit.
for advancement. Apply WESTERN
AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 3a4l MINI
RO0FERS AND AELPERS, expert.
enced; steady employment in nearby
ID Call after z p.m.. JU. 5-9549
ROOM CLERK, prefer experienced
sLAcKsToNE HoTEL, M1s'
ROUTE SALESMAN, with car. age 23-
40. lively personality, sales ability;
responsible man to represent whole
sale frm, call on grocers. reStau-
rants, retail stores; good salary,
comm. car expenses. Write fully
Box 277-J, Star. -15
ROUTEMAN for established laundry
route; no exper. necessary, $50 wk
while training. Training period from
3-6 weeks. Average .wkly: pay last
year was $96. Apply MORNINGSIDE
LAUNDRY, S220 Georgia ave-, Sill
yer Spring, Md. JU, 9-4O5O. -l6
Evening star., 1953-06-14
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab.
ished many years In Wash.
ington D c offers q perma-
nent sales position to alert
aggressive man under 35
Applicant must have success
ful sales BACKGROUND or be
accustomed to dealinR with
the public. position carries
very substantial income IL
you can qualify For informa-
ton, call Mr. WHITE. ST
3-5323 mornings t0.3n to
Evening star., 1953-06-14

MAN wanted for steady work on
grounds of golf club. Apply $40
Conn. ave.
MAN wanteo to operate steam clean
er; sober and industrious; will train
must have D. C. operator's permit
CO. 5-6514.
MAN. about "a yrs. to take charge Of
stock and good opportunity to learT
lighting fixture business. 5711 Let
Highway Arlington. Va. Appl.
after = O'Clock Monday pm. Ia
electrical appliance service station
Mechanically inclined person with
ability to serve the public preferred
Apply sfter 2 PM, C. A. LEPPERT
914 Eye st. NV. Ia
MAN, under 80, for odd Jobs. lawn,
house work, window washing and
some painting. WO. 6-3l09.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
PHARMACISTS

PLASTERERS
White mechanics only. 5003 25th
ave SHiiLLcREsr ESTATES --1s
PLUMBERS AND sTEAMFITTERs,
SON, 2704 Ontario I'd. NV. bet: 4
PTTMBER wanted, Virginia work
PLUMBERS, experienced; long JOB in
Va. Write Box 397-H. Star, aualifi-
PLUMBERwWe have an opening tol
man experienced in jobbinG and
remodeling; full-time work with
overtime advantages employe in
surance benefits. Apply in person,
GEORGE F. WARNER q CO.. 1913
GIf rGuMBERs. fsi Ss~' apartment work ms in Sc
4 CO. 1918 9th st. s.w. ST, s.
PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS
exper. only. Apply after pm. at
3I9 A st. ne, weekdays only. Ia
PLUMBING ESTIMATOR, for estab-
lished concern; experienced: salary
commensurate with ability; prefer
man experienced in the trade. All
replies confidential. Box 81, Star.
PORTER, colored. over 21, with
drivers license, for liquor store.
5008 1st ST. NV, cor. Of N. H. ave.
and Farragut st. NV. IA
PORTER, liquor store, experienced
preferred; local reference; no deliv-
cry: 6-day week. Call ia. 9-7S93
Monday. 1915.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
HELP-MEN
EX-SERVICE MEN
OPPORTUNITY

EXPERIENCE UNNECEs-
SARY. WILL TRAIN AM
BITIOUS, ALERT YOUNG
MEN WHO CAN QUICKLY
ADVANCE TO POSITIONS
OF PROFIT SHARING
MANAGERS OR SUPER
vISORS OF OUR MANY
NEW, ALL-ELECTRIC AU-
TOMATO COFFEE SHOPS
NOW UNDER coNsTRUC-
TION. THIS CHAIN OP-
CRATES NATIONALLY
AND OFFERS A RARE
OPPORTUNITY FOR A
MOST INTERESTING,
PERMANENT BUSINESS
CAREER. EXCELLENT OP-
PORTUNITY IN BOTH
OPERATION AND CON-
STRUCTION FOR MEN
WHO HAVE THE AMBI-
TION AND STAMINA TO
WORK HARD AND QUICK
LY LEARN THE BUSINESS
FROM THE GROUND UP;
3 MEALS A DAY AND $225
PER MO. DURING TRAIN
ING. SEE MIR. DASHER,
AT 1894 CONN. AVE. AT
3 PM.
-1R
Evening star., 1953-06-14

$69.50-4 Hrs. Per Night
EVENINGS PER WEEK
White, car essential age 22-30. Neat.
energetic men. For appt., cali be-
tween Ill. JAMES F. McCONOGhY,
Evening star., 1953-06-14
PORTER
PORTERS-YARDMEN
PRESSER

Part time work Saturdays and Sun.
days and some evenings. Expe.
rieneed on silks or wool; Apply
18th and K sts. NV. IL
Evening star., 1953-06-14
NIGHT CLERK (WHITE)

For large apartment development in
Arlington. Ideal job for retired
military where salary can supple
ment retirement income. Must have
pleasant personality and calm atti-
tude in tenant-contact over tele-
phone. Write Box ISS-K, Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
HEIP-MEN
MAN

MAN, Sats, some exper. at meat
counter; to wait on trade. Stanc
80, 9TH and o SITS Market.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
EASTERN SALES MANAGER
WILL INTERVIEW

The Eastern Sales Manager
of our company will interview
here Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday to I'LL an executive
type sales position In this area.
Man selected must have
good appearance, initiative, be
between the ages of 30-47 and
have the desire to better his
present position and grow with
and build his own business
with the fastest growing and
most progressive AAA-1 rated
manufacturer OF gifts and
specialties in this business.
Weekly draw against COM
missions and SIS, 900 free life
insurance plus other benefits.
IA statesmen who have just
completed their flrst year have
average earnings over 81. 600.
For complete information and
personal interview:
FRED HAGGARD
Eastern Sales Manager
Statler Hotel
Phone EX 3-5036
interviewing Monday, Tuesday
and "wednesday
ia
Evening star., 1953-06-14
MECHANIC
MECHANICS-HELPERS
MEMS CLOTHING
Statesmen

EXPERIENCED MEN FOR PART
TIME SELLING. Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES, 1912 F St. NV. ID
MILLWORK MECHANICS. Experienced
machine operators. frame and cabi-
net men. Union shop. Apply |. 8.
TUROVER. $500 KenilwoTth ave.
BladenSburg, Md Ia
MORTGAGE LOAN SOLlCITOR-Wen
established mortgage company de-
sireS services of man. experienced in
sonabie ana a willing yorker Ex-
cellent working cond.. compensation
commensurate with ability. Our en-
ployees know of this ad. Write
Rov 5o-J Star
Evening star., 1953-06-14
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

OVER l6 YEARS OP AGE
White. to insert papers on Sat, night.
Apply to Mr.. Ferber mailroom fore
man. mezzanine floor. any time this
Bring your birth certificate Be
ready to start on Saturday right at
S:30 Good pay NO PHONE CALLS.
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna Ave, NV