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Evening star., 1953-10-26
Victory Over Calvert
Points Up Gonzaga's 5
Sterling Defense

Gonzaga High will take one
OF the best scholastic football
records in the city into the John
Carroll game next Sunday when
the Eagles play the first of three
consecutive Catholic League
opponents.
Although Gonzaga has dropped
two of six games. the total
points allowed in those losing
efforts was mere 16. The other
four tests have been shutout
victories. including it's 900 tri-
umph over Calvert Hall of Balti-
more yesterday on the George
town University Medical Field.
Except for one graduate, this
was the same Calvert Hall team
that dealt ST. Johns it's only
regular season defeat last year.
A 1913 loss to st. Johns week
ago and the drubbing yesterday
are the only defeats suffered by
the Cardinals so far this season.
Calvert is Hog Tied.
Gonzaga's tough line held the
visitors to puny 40 yards on
the ground, 40 by Calvert Halls
outstanding halfback, Dave Parr.
Meanwhile the Eagles rolled to
165 yards rushing, rs supplied
by Billy O'Brien. and Sc through
the air. all by O'Brien.
O'Brien, mere 5-foot-5, 15O-
pound senior who is playing his
first year on the starting eleven.
ran Is yards through tackle for
a f1rSt-quarter score after Guard
Joe Malta had recovered a Parr
tumble on the Cardinal is.
O'Brien passed 80 yards to Jim
Killeen and the Gonzaga end
ran the remaining five yards for
Gonzaga's second score in the
second quarter.
After four minutes of the
third, the Eagles drove so yards
in II plays for their last touch
down, Quarterback Frank Vita
sneaking over from the one. :
Reaches GOnzaga 20.
Calvert Halls deepest thrust
of the afternoon reached the
Gonzaga % late in the third
quarter. but the drive fizzled
when Jan Jankowski, Eagle
coach, sent il his first string.
The second team returned later
and moved the ball 40 yards to
the Cardinals five at the final
gun.
Jankowski expressed his usual
satisfaction with the Eagles
hard tackliug and running, but
already was looking to next
Sunday when he declared: "You
can expect us to be passing more
against John Carroll next week.
understand they have a tough
line"
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Iurpin Should Be Called
On Carpet, SoIomons SAYS
by the Assoeietsd Press

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Jack Sol.
onions. British fight promoter,
says Middleweight Randy Turpin
deserves to be brought up before
the stewards of the British Box.
ing Board of Control.
Solomons was commenting on
the probability that the board
might ask the former champion,
who lost to Bobo Olson in New
York last Wednesday. to appear
for inquiry into his training
methods.
Amy man who leaves this
country to fight is an ambas-
sador," he said. And if he
behaves like Turpin did then he
deserves to be brought before
the stewards"
Turpin's second, Mick Gavin.
also returned from New York
and said Randy is finished un-
less something is done to snap
him out of his apathy.
In the ring I attempted to
bring Turpin to his Senses"
Gavin said, "but when I chal-
lenged him all he'd say was.
Mick, I'm fed up"
Evening star., 1953-10-26

Shell Premium Gasoline with TCP, increase
your engines power up to 1870, increase your
spark plug life up to 5000, and get extra
mileage, too.
Shell Premium Gasoline with TCP is the
most significant fuel development since the
introduction of tetraethyl lead in 1922.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Saturdays Stars
BY the Assoeietsd Press

PAUL GEL. Minnesota tail
back-Scored two touchdowns.
completed 13 of 18 passes for
169 yards and a third touch
down, ran for 113 yards and
intercepted two passes as
Minnesota upset Michigan.
22-0, in the Little Brown jug
game.
DAN POBOJEWSKI, Purdue
fullback-The former Michi-
gan State student scored the
touchdown that upset the
Spartans, 60. and ended their
28-game winning streak.
NEIL WORDEN, Notre Dame
fullback-Rammed across the
first touchdown and led the
ground attack that stopped
Georgia Techs unbeaten
string at 81 in the 27-14 Irish
triumph.
NAERnAAA 0IOGG4NS Oh1dLlO1AQ
halfback-Ran 81 yards with
SO seconds left in the game to
break a tie and give the
Sooners a 27-20 victory over
Colorado.
JIM SMITH, Baylor tackle
Played a slashing game and
kicked the extra points that
gave Baylor a 14-13 margin
over Texas A85M.
JACK GUNLOCK, Southern
Methodist tackle-Grabbed a
Kansas tumble and ran 80
yards for the score that
clinched the 14-6 Mustang
victory.
DAN HART, Rice end-Caught
the winning touchdown pass
between two Texas defenders
with Sc seconds remaining
| for the 1913 Owl triumph.
HOWARD Cassidy, Ohio
State halback-Ran 36 yards
with Dave Leggett's 24-yaro
pass for a touchdown that
beat Wisconsin, 20-19.
ED GRAMIGNA, Penn quarter
back-Kicked a field goal with
Sc seconds remaining to give
Penn a 9-6 upset victory over
Navy.
STAN WALLACE, Illinois full
back-His runs of Is and 55
yards produced a pair OF
touchdowns, enabling Illinois
to defeat Syracuse. 20-13.
PAUL CAMERON, UCLA tail
back-Scored twice in running
for 121 yards, passed for Al
more as he led the Bruins to
AIT victory over Washing
ton State.
JOHN CARSON, end, and Zeke
BRATKOWSKI, quarterback,
Georgia - This combination
spanked the 27-14 victory over
North Carolina as Brat"
completed 18 of 20 passes
while Carson caught eight
toSSeS.
RICHARD JACKSON, Cornell
halfback-A sophomore, who
turned in explosive runs Of so
and 81 yards to lead Cornell to
a 26-19 victory over Princeton.
Evening star., 1953-10-26

Similar deposits also build up on spark plugs
and cause them to short-circuit.
These engine deposits are the greatest cause
of power and fuel waste in the majority of cars
on the road today.
To stop this waste, Shell Research discovered
unique gasoline additive, TCP. Blended into
Shell Premium Gasoline, it is the only solution
to the problem of wild ping" (pre-ignition
knock and spark plug mis6ring, caused by
engine deposits. 1t yfreproots the deposits to
stop pre-ignition 1t changes the character of
the deposits to eliminate the short-circuiting
of spark plugs.
As result, you may, by simply changing to
Evening star., 1953-10-26

w Then your car was new the inside of
w the engine was clean as whistle.
And that's why it could deliver all the
power built into it.
But your engines power falls off in time,
often within only few thousand miles.
That's because certain chemical deposits
constantly accumulate in the combustion
chambers and on the spark plugs.
In the combustion chambers these deposits
become red hot and ignite the fuel-air mixture
prematurely. This results in what engineers
refer to as wild ping'-a most severe form
of knock.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
HOYas, Harvard, Virginia
In Week End Polo Games

The Washington Polo Club
will take on the University of
Virginia for the first time next
Sunday and teams from George
town and Harvard Universities
will meet Saturday to provide
the District area with it's heavi-
est week end of polo to date.
Yesterday at Brooke Johns
Farm, the Washington team
beat the Jones All-Stars, So,
for the second time this season.
Three goals by Frank Wilson
led the winners, while the ALL
Stars were paced by Ted Mil
ler's two points.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
RN iha Asseeiniad Prass

ALBANY. Ga, Oct. 26.-Two
of Germany's top auto racers,
failures in the international
Sports Car Races at Turner Air
Force Base. paid tribute today
to DR.. Richard K. Thompson, jr.,
a Washington, D. c., dentist, who
outdrove them.
DR.. Thompson yesterday
pushed his German made
Porsche at an average speed of
74.07 miles an hour to win the
75-mile test for production
sports cars under 1900 cubic
meters.
Karl Killing and Huschke Won
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Billy Vessels in Hospital
After Football Injury
BY the Assoeiated Press

TORONTO, Oct. 26.-The Ed.
monton ESkimos lost a game ano
one of their most valuable play
erS in the final game of the
Canadian Western Football Con-
ference Saturday night.
Billy Vessels, former Oklahoma
halfback and the Western Con-
ference's leading ground gamer,
suffered a back injury on a line
plunge during the 17-8 loss to
the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Eskimo officials said Vessels,
winner of the HeiSman Trophy
last year. had suffered a severe
jolt" and will be under hospital
observation.
1t is not known yet whether
Vessels will be able to play by
November Z when Edmonton
opens the best-of- three finals at
home against the winner of the
Saskatchewan Winnipeg semi
finals starting Wednesday.
Evening star., 1953-10-26

time he raced an MIG and fin
ished third in it in a meet at
Seabring, Fla. His father, DR..
Richard K, ST., witnessed his
triumph yesterday.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Available only
at your Shell Dealers

TCP was originally developed by Shell Re-
search for aviation fuels. Now in Shell Premium
Gasoline at all Shell Dealer Stations.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
BY the A.see,e,es Press

Shell Premium Gasoline 1vith the Shell-discOvered
additiue TCP boosts b0'er Mb to 1884, spark plug life
Mb to $780,. giUes ertra mileage, too. That's because
stops the greatest cause of bO0Oer oSs 'zgild ping
breigniti0m knock and shOrt-crcuijmg of spark plugs
caused by engine deposits.
Evening star., 1953-06-16

MAN to work at service counter In
electrical appliance service station.
Mechanically inclined person. with
ability TO serve the public preferred.
Apply sfter 2 pm, c. A. LEPPERT.
Ola Eye st. NV. 10
MAN to help timer with roof
painting. Apply after $40. 2213 s
st. Sc.
MEN. 2l to 80 yrs. Of age. We have
several openings In our Va. sales or
ganization. for those seeking perma-
eeee we U iass train sxpe
Starting salary $50 per week plus
nished. No canvassine. Apply in per-
son. Mr.. Louttit, SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO.. 702 King st.. Alex
andria. Va. -18
YOUNG MAN age 2o-25. starting DO.
sition flle clerk with an opportunity
be high school graduate and above
average in intelligence: Apply IN.
NORTH AMERICA. 62O woodward
Bldg. 18th and II sts. NV. -19
YOUNG MAN, trainee position, with
assraaena cs daes tssr aa4s1 and eoas ssT
tions; $50 to start. excel opport. for
DAY or MR.. HEDRICK. -18
YOUNG MAN, with college back
ground, to train as Q casualty in
surance underwater. Casualty In
surance experience desirable but not
necessary. Permanent position with
CAN SURETY CO.. $50 Southern
Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV. is
YOUNG MAN. to start apprenticeship
in glass. and glazing shop. Good
CHANGE for Advancement. CHESA-
PEAKE PLATE q WINDOW GLASS
CO.. 1855 N. Y. ave. ne. La.
YOUNG NAN. 1925, mechanically
inclined. for appliances store. CRA-
MER' rM NC. $154 SiSo wisconsin aye.
MAN, white, no experience
necessary. for position of iiim in
spector and shipper in 16 MN. film
library; 40-hour week. 2 weeks va
cation. Start S175 per month. Cali
YoUNG MAN, white, Is to 22. to
drive truck and help in machine
ShOp. co 5.3330
Evening star., 1953-06-16

SHOVEL OPERATOR, non-union.
Must be all-around man. See BOB.
Wheeler rd. and Wahler pl. Sc.
SHOE statesmen. exper.; assistant
MANAGERS position open; excel. sal
ary plus. Call AP. 7-2233 or LII.
4-6495 for interview. III
SHOESHINE BOYS-Please apply in
person. BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP.
$40 F st. NV. -1S
SHORT ORDER COoK-0ood hours,
good pay. Ell MEXICO RESTAU-
RANT, 2B03 Conn. ave. NV. is
SODA FOUNTAIN, white: exper.. d.
G. drivers license; work ewes. RA.
STOCK BOY, with drivers permit;
must be able to take responsibility
ties, must have references. Apply
9O1 H st. ne. after 1890 am.
STORE MGR.-Good oppor. in estab.
Arlington tire and seat cover bust
ness. Box 1851. Star. -22
MACHINE OPERATOR,
1.B.M. equipment; young man. draft
exempt. between ages 21 and 35,
capable Of becoming supervisor OF
unit: lengthy. and varied experience
not required. but basic wiring
knowledge essential; excellent op-
portunity. for advancement: salary
dependent upon qualifications; we
will pay competitive rates. Apply
Room 800. EQUITABLE LIFE In.
sURANCE CO.. S16 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoLoRED GIRL desires clerical
Can type. usfs re. 41596s g eh''o f9 f9rs'
C0L0RED LADY DESIRES one days
cSPoRHn SqT5 pn TRETSdsy' WHMaN NJ Hu; 8 3.s6lS;
9.4ss4' MRS. ASIsFS'fai MARY HE1Gar. SalT oh'
COLORED WOMAN desires work.
cleaning ONCE, bus girl, or maid
cSaoaED dOe9dfs oG. GIRL Ana sessss sss .,csn, ,s
Good refs. HD. 4-asS6. ''' f'A
COLOkED GIRL wants morning work.
Mon through Fri, all day Sat. Ii.
COLORED WOMAN, exper. in g.h.w.,
plain cooking, caring for elderly
woman. Good refs. co. 5-75SO.
C0LORED GIRL wants housework or
care of children. AID. 2-O490.
COLORED GIRL wants child care,
l.h.w., for empl. parents; or 5Ha
days; $25. carfare. Ref. AID. 4-5125.
COLORED GIRL desires part-time Job
or days work HUI. 3-5937..
COLORED WOMAN wants days work.
Good laundress. NO. 7-9096.
COLORED LADY. exper., wants 8 days
pei, week, Mon. through Fri; Inv,
child care. Ii. 6-1173.
COLORED WOMAN wants days
work, So and carfare. Call about 5
pm. RE. 7-S140.
G.H.W.-Colored girl desires child
care. part time or full time; re-
liable: references. LU. 4-4294.
GIRL desires general housework, 5.
day week RE. 1896. l7s
GIRL desires 3 days ironing or light
houswork; experienced. 10. 3-O9l0.'
WOMAN desires days work or part
time morning work; ref. Phone
WA. T-S026.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable. wants
days work Wednesdays. AID. 4-2pl4.
Evening star., 1953-06-16

Will train an aggressive, inexperienced
man who Is interested in q future
offering Euaranteed salary plus
commission. disqualification, vaca-
tion with pay and other company
benefits.
AnnlY MI Rnnnetta IN m 10 nnnn
Evening star., 1953-06-16
LADIES TRAVET.

lS to R6. with neat appearance. free
to travel summer resorts, Florida
and California this winter. Perma-
llent position representing 81 lead
Ing publishers of America. Guaran-
bonus. Immediate cash drawing ac-
count; all transportation paid. Our
girls average more than 1854
monthly. See Mr.. e. II. MASON,
Cairo Hotel. 1915 Que st. NV.
Hours from 10 am. to / pm, or z
to 8 p.m. No phone calls. please.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
OFFICE .ERK
PAYROLL CLERK

PAYROLL CLERK
Female. Accurate with figures, some
knowledge Of typing. 5-day week
sRI5H SsnfE osss S %AsSH1NGI0N SsoS MooGsS
ing and general once; college back
EMPL, 4PJs, s1l King ST. Alex, ] K1
PRACTICAL NURSE, to live in. .pri.
Vate home in NV; excel. salary
plus room and board. EN-. s-9S3s1
before 2 noon. -22
PRACTICAL NURSES. white. s-houl
duty, good salary, live in or out
WO. G-372O. is
PRESSERS for dry cleaning plant
experienced; good salary, usual bene.
x fits; 5dMay 1Me 4o.hT Y191Rv %E Apply navy navy
h1a kecei7ins Station. tHH"R RWsshinGtoon, DC 5: G
RECEPTIONIsT for dental once ir
NV. section; age 25-35; exper
sstartingg salary $50 week. can RA
RECEPTIONIsT-HOsTEss-2l to 80
single: some typing; excellent op.
Chain Of hotels and clubs; viii train
Apply IN person. Managers once
1880 18th st. NV. -17
RECEPTIONIsT-TYPIST, experienced
Steady position open. FREED S
OPTICAL OFFICE. 727 7th st. NV
RETOUCHER-Photo studio; perma.
nent; experienced only. BROOKS
1927 F st. NV. -21
R0VITE SAIESI.ADY The Grand
Union Co., a Nation wide food con-
Germ seeks white woman. 30 to &C
years of age, free OF domestic re-
sponsibilities as driver saleslady or
local established route: must have
good driving record: prefer woman
living in Hyattsville. Mt. Rainier
area or ne. Washington. For over
400 customers in this area. We. offer
first guaranteed salary. commission
and bonus; second, So pay. checks
q year, no layoffs ever; third, car
furnished and all expenses paid;
fourth. all employe BENEFITS. includ-
ing paid vacations, sick leave, life
insurance. Decentralization and re-
yancement. For personal. confiden-
Il. H. j J. WILLIAMS. Carlyle Cai Hotel. be: be.
W.S tween .,;'r. and q 2 F. p'm'' Tues. and
SALAD AND SANDWICH MAKER,
white, thoroughly exper.. good char
acter refs. to work. in small in.
duStrial cafeteria; SshG. laTs.v hrs. an
IS hr. V WE. no sundays; Sndeary SI1 meals, Sst
between 2 80 pm, Mr..
STEW @STEvENs, 1921 Ga. ave. SILVER
Evening star., 1953-06-16
CASHIER-CHECKER
CLERK

NAGxtxA
Permanent position available: typing
essential: records and lling: Write
fiyiRg fHERfTH SsaI,f1fsfions neST to ALEXANDRA S
CLERK IST-Bookkeeping exper,
hours, good salary. pleasant working
conditions. ALLISON SERVICE. 2212
CLERK iiSR =; sTxFisr. Dar.-tlme: szce.,sn.
opportunity for 2E,i experienced y9G;n. y3;I,.
position later. Apply UNIVERSITY
HOP. 1919 @ st. NV. -22
CLERK-TYPIST. air-cond. once; good
location. future. Call Elk. 3-61o6.
CLERK K-TYPIsT-Apply RIM. 2OS. Al
bee bldg; good hours and good work
CIiEhRK-TiSYiPfsTsMfnterestiHr open
ing for typist in casualty claims
dept; 5-day week. pleasant sur
roundings and other employe bene-
Apply Mr.. LEvERINo. $50 Wood:
ward Bldg., 18th and H sts. NV.
CLERK-TYPISTS-We have openings
for several clerk-typists under 35
in our home once: Typins speed
s0t days week from eSaS'es ssS am S0to to
4:i5 pm. Monday through Friday.
Vacation and sick leave benefits;
non-proflt cafeteria. II yov would
like to work With congenial people
in q pleasant atmosphere. won't YOU
come in and see usf Apply per-
sonnel once, Room 800. SIS l4th
st. NV. EQUITABLE LIFE ms. co.
CLOTHING REPAIR SUPERVISOR. in
sheltered work shop. to train and
supervise handicapped women and
girls in all types garment repair:
experienced preferred. Apply GOOD
WILL INDUSTRIES, 1918 New
Hampshire ave. NV. t21st and M
stS. n.wl, 9 to IL am. Monday
through Friday. --21
COOKS, lst class. colored. exper..
age 30-60, good character refs;
to work in small industrial cafe.
terra: hrs, 8 ana pm. no sun
days: salary, $50 per 45-hr. wk.,
meals. uniforms, vacations pro-
$3.50 pm. MR.. STEvENS, e621
Ga. ave-, Silver epring. Nd. -1o
Evening star., 1953-06-16
YOUNG MEN (2)
An unusual chance to learn an in
teresting business with bright ad
Vancement prospects. EXcellen
starting salary. Apply manager. s
to IL.
American Linen Service Co.
2233 9th st. NV.

WANTED-Man with restaurant ex-
perience to manage q new restau-
YATEs fHas sAsBEc6E Ssd9!rfd AND ARgz REgsTA6e j.
RANT, 1890 Jefferson Davis hwy.
JsEb4sGGR; JAiE!ipstsn; ya .or MAN. experienced Ma1
polisher and cleaner: industrious
see sed M Tfaes Portsr man SR1y ssfS M
r0R Is. n.e: CO. Il 1iF0Eds 1896: sso sladsns0urs
FIRST CLASS MECHANIC. colored.
top salary. wanted Immediately. APP
ply with tools. steady W. around Job.
BILT-R1TE ENG CORP, 23 Florida
MAKE nsf SEQ DAnY-s.n luminous lmls
AZ Attleboro' ! dsl Mass free sample and
OPPORTUNITY-we offer an unusual
man. age 25-45; starting salary
better than $1,000 VI. Paid vaca.
ticn, free Decentralization and free
life insurance, Phone Mr. Harper,
r. KI. 9,0203 for interview: BAN
NER LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING.
sMG Hq 0FgR9co st Alf1 x, vf11
3 ewes. and Sat. part-time work In
hrs. to suit YOU: win earn you $40
wkly. Apply 81 pm, Tues, We'd,
Thurs. RIM. Sol, 710 14th st. NV.
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
Increase your weekly earnings by
$50 to $50 as Q part-time Rawleigh
dealer: Full-time districts also
available No experience necessary.
Buy on credit. Pay as you sell For
PaTtieulars write Rawleigh's. Debt
Evening star., 1953-06-16
HELP--WoAAEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK-We have local
openings for young ladies with
assist in the preparation and proc.
eSSing Of sales invoices. Il is q
permanent position with salary com
parable to ability. Reply giving
Sensational BACKGROUND. previous
expeI: and salary desired. Pox
Evening star., 1953-06-16

ROOFERS AND hELPERS. expert.
enced; steady employment in nearby
I'd Call after pm. JU. 5-q549
permanent position available
BLACKSTONE HOTEL. 10
ROUTEMAN for established LAUNDRY
route; no eXper. necessary, $50 Wk
while training. Training period from
SO weeks. Average wkly. pay last
year was 500. Apply MORNINGSIDE
LAUNDRY, 1920 Georgia ave-. Sill.
Evening star., 1953-06-16

Young woman with degree in home
economics or institutional manage
ment. Recent graduate or those
with experience in similar fields will
be considered. Good starting salary
and excellent opportunity for ad-
Vancement.
Apply Personnel Once
HOTEL STATLER
1afh and I. afa MW Ii
Evening star., 1953-06-16
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
QUALIFIED LEADS

Need one good salesman for Wash
ington METROPOLITAN Area, age 35 tC
so Our men earn $4,000 to SEQ
900. Prefer salesman with exper. in
courses. No canyassine. Closures r1r
high for qualified Salesmen. For in.
terview, call ST. 3-2277. II"
statesmen. we are exclusive distri
hutors for Bondstone and are in
terested in adding 2 men to oul
sales force. If you have had ex-
perience in selling to home owners
you can not do better than Il
answer this ad. Phone OIL. 2-4730
Ask for MR.. ROSS. -16
SALESMEN-Experien and ambi.
tious statesmen, preferably in bldg
and construction field, to sell ma
tionaiiy advertised bldg. products
prefer singe men, between 25 Rnc
40: car essential. For appt. cal
HO. 2-3S57 lie
Evening star., 1953-06-16
SECRETARY

tion with coneenial. air-conditioned
forsSSpdinss ocssed Inss IL coSn %odern bullying
personnel director needs . secre:
companS Se Senets Sseatse sy9iss 9ay 81 9fny
week. First wear earnings approx.
$4,000: Apply Room Ala. Ring
bldg. 1900 18th St. NV. Ia
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS-
FACTORY exper. helpful; steady work.
good SAL; air-cond. fac. AID. 4-7390.
SILK FINIsHER, experienced, de-
pendable; good pay and hours. Apply
633 F st. NV. --1S
SNACK BAR ATTENDANT-No week.
end work; immediate. permanent
opening. in vicinity of 18th st. and
Constitution ave-; will handle money.
Must be quick worker for busy unit
D. deysEaRfas aoTERNMENT 9u!5fiRyf seRyfcEs sse s
113h 2lSt st. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS and typists. Large
Secretarial service has several OPEN
tngs for experienced stenographeFs
anc typlsts for temporary assign
hours; hhoYGGs.;o to s or afternoons. ST.
sTENoGRAPHER. law once expert.
ence; hours 9-1, Monday through
Friday: $50 start. ME. S-0041. -l6
STENOGRAPhER and general ofice
worker; permanent position; 40-hr
wk., day; salary open. Box
400-H, Star. -l6
STENOGRAPHER-4o-hr.. 5-day wk..
pleasant working conds.. in air-cond
ONCE. and many top-rated company
benefits. Perm position. State
STENOGRAPHER-Secohd girl. Pref.
experienced patent work. days.
State salary. Box 467-H. Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
lished many years in Wash
inston. D. c.. offers Q uerma-
nent sales position to alert
aggressive man under So
Applicant must have success
ful sales background or be
accustomed to dealing with
the public; position carries
very substantial income II
you can qualify For informa-
ton. call MR. WHITE. ST.
8.5323 mornings 1920 TO