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Evening star., 1953-11-18
HOYas Play Saturday
In Own Bowl Game
By the Asseeia.sd Press

Two intramural teams will
stage what they call the Low
Pressure Bowl" football game
Saturday morning at George
town. where the intercollegiate
game was dropped several years
ago.
One team will be made up
largely of the last few students
who came to the Hilltop on foot
ball grants-in-aid and will have
Jack Hagerty. who coached the
Hoyas through much of their
heyday, as coach. George Muir
tagh will be in charge of the
other team. Both Hagerty and
Murtagh were standout George
town football players and later
starred with the New York
Giants.
The kickoff time for Satur-
days game is II am. The Hoya
varsity basketball team will play
the alumni at $3.50 pm. at Nc
Donough Memorial gym.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Vondeweghe Stars for Knicks
While Serving His Internship

young and if the Knicks still
wanted me, why not play?"
Vandeweghe has a rugged
schedule no matter how you look
at it. He has to be at the hospi-
tai at 8 am. five days a week and
doesn't get off until 5 pm. He
also has to be on duty every
third week end.
Il know a lot of people wonder
how I do it," he said matter of =
factly, 'but when you break it
all down. you find you really have
time to do things you never
thought you'd accomplish. Look
ing at it from the whole. it's
fearsome. Broken down, it's not
much.
There is one thing that might
hurt me or any one else who tries
to do two things. That is think
ing of one when he's doing the
other. I never think of medicine
when I'm on the court. And
when I'm at the hospital, 1 try
never to let basketball enter my
mind"
Ernie recently took as his bride
Colleen Kay Hutchins, Miss
America of 1851.
Being married to Kay has
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Auto Racing Stars Set to Start
.$7OO,0OORood 7estinMexico

has a works team of five cars
entered which are generally re-
garded as the prerace favorites.
The Lancia's strongest COM
petition is expected to come
from the Italian Ferraris.
French Gordini's, a British
Jaguar and several modified
Chryslers are entered i'm this
class.
The small sports class is like
ly to be an alderman contest
among the Porsches and the
BorgwardS.
Bucks. Cadillacs, Chryslers,
Lincolns, Oldsmobiles. Packards
and DeSotos will fight it out for
top honors in the big stock car
class. Fords and Chevrolets are
the most numerous entrants in
the small stock class.
The race route extends from
this town close to the Guate-
malan border to Ciudad Juarez
on Mexico's frontier with Texas,
just opposite Ell Paso. The to-
tai distance is 1924 miles to be
covered in five days.
Tomorrow's initial lap from
here to Oaxaca is 349 miles.
The first of the big sports racers
will start off at am. (ESTO.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Northeast Conference
Idea Stirs Interest

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 49,
The latest idea of Ambrose (Bud)
Dudley, Villanova College ath-
letic director, to pump new life
into sagging college football gate
receipts Northwest Confer
ence-reaches its first big hurdle
December S in Cincinnati.
Dudley announced yesterday
that a number Of unattached
schools will discuss the idea dur
ing the annual coaches gather
ing in the Midwestern city.
The promotion minded Dudley
said Boston College, Boston
University. Fordham and Holy
Cross have expressed strong in
terest. And he said Syracuse,
Colgate, Penn State. Delaware,
Temple, Lehigh. Lafayette and
Bucknell also have been ap-
preached.
Dudley said a conference is
"the only salvation for the fin
ancial success of football here.
The independents are going to
have to band together. The
sponsors of major bowls are tying
up with conference teams only"
Evening star., 1953-11-18
PERSONAL

ALL TYPES OF SEWING, done in
your home by > competent colored
women; women; chaircovers,o draperies. a
TYPiNG-Done at home. s yrs. Sec
retsTial eXper, accurate work, ia.
WANTED-White practical rurse.
vs9IsNS!y s9od T2rking cSnditiSnS. Jut 5000.
elderly person; 24-hr nursing care;
LICENSED bv State and county. JU
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo. WAR.
FLYN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G
VACANCY-Homelike rest home. Ell
derby lady, gentleman; 24-hour care;
5000 food. HE. 4-5l51. -22
NlDOWER, colored. Will share house
with reliable couple, who in return
will need only TO show kindness to
motherleSS 3yr-old girl and pay S25
monthly utilities. WA. 1862 after
EXPERIENCED CARE for your Child.
Age | to 6 years, by white mother,
in country home, near Merrifield,
Va; Sl5 per week. JE. 2-O31S.
FORMS 81. U. s. job applications pre-
pared and typed. Personnel counsel
ing. EXCHANGE SERV., ST. 3-61S SO,
MIMEOGRAPHING, 500 copies. So. .75.
incl. typ. of stem. EXCHANGE SERV-
ICE CO.. 1740 K NV. ST. 3-6lS6.
80"
REWARD for information leading to
the sale of new Ford or an Al
used car; $40. ED ALDWO ORTIZ
XII. S-5195. 30
your suede and leather Jackets and
coats are cleaned by the highly de-
ve,oDed process OF the chemist at
EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 3700 Geor-
Gia ave. NV.
NURSE will sive day and night care
for your child in licensed nursery
home. UN 4-79aH. III
GENERAL AND TECHNICAL transla.
tions, French. Italian. Spanish. Per-
tueuese, by European college grad
uate, also aualiteu TO teach. Reas.
rates. HO. 2-1l54. I'll
Evening star., 1953-11-18

PROPOSALS
IMITATION FOR BIDS

FOR BIDS-Providenc
Hospital will receive sealed bids for
thes construction of elevators and
dumbwaiters in the new hospital
building and nurses home building
until ESQ P; m on the sighth day OF
Faulkner. ufe1. Kinssbury gSsi y & stenhouse
Architects. 1900 18th Street: NV,
Washington, D. c., at which time
bids will be opened publicly. The
project is located at 18th and Var
mum Streets. NE. Washington.
D. c. Two complete sets OF plans
and specifications may be obtained
tects' ONCE on November -. 1858
upon payment of deposit for each
set Of S25.00 in the form of q
certified check. payable to the archi--
tects. such deposits to be refunded
If documents are returned in good
condition within ten days OF bio
opening. Additional sets Of plans
and specifications may be obtained
by elevator contractors only, upon
to the architects. Bid bond in the
amount of So of total base bid ard
payment and performance non6s in
the amount of lnoes OF contract
price shall be required. The worK is
to be COMPLETED within six hundred
and eighty t6S0l consecutive call
endar days and the sum of three
deducted from the contract price as
liquidated damages for each cai-
endar day the contractor exceeds
the specified time for completion.
The owner reserves the right to
award the contract to the lowest
responsible bidder and to reject any
or all bids nolo.17.1e
Evening star., 1953-11-18
PROPOSALS (cons. }
INVITATION FOR RIDs-prov,dence

FOR BIDS-Providenc
Hospital will receive sealed bids for
the construction. of a new 350-bed
hospital. heating plant and a 150-
bed nurses home. including special
hospital equipment but excluding all
elevators and dumbwaiters. until
2:30 PM on the eighth day. OF De-
ncr, Kingsbury g. Stenhouse. Archi-
tects. 1900 18th Street, NV. WASH
ington. D. c.. at which time bids
will be opened publicly. The project
Is located at 18th and Varnum
Streets, Me-, Washington. D. c.
Two complete sets of plans and
specifications may be obtained by
tects' office on November 10th. 1853
upon payment OF deposit for each
set of $1,000 in the form Of a
certified check. payable to the archi-
tects, such deposits to be. refunded
II documents are returned in good
opening Additional sets of plans
and specifications may be obtained
by principal contractors oniv upon
payment of $1,000 by certified
check to the architects. Bid bond
in the amount of so. Of total base
bonds in the amount Of 1909 Of
contract price shall be required.
The work is to be completed within
six hundred and eighty (6S0l con-
secutive calendar days and the sum
OF fifteen hundred dollars (S1 .500)
will be deducted from the contract
price as liauidated damages for
each calendar day the contractor ex-
ceeds the specified time for com.
right to award the contract to tie
lowest responsible bidder and to
reject any or all bids. no16.17.1S
SEALED BIDS in duplicate for one
% electric passenger elevator in
the Thirkield Science Hall at How
ard University, Sixth street NV.
washington. D. c., will be received
until ] 100 pm, Standard Time, on
Dec. 2, 1853, in RIM. No. 5333,
General Services Building. Wash
instS1 opeSsd @ p d R c. Nd M then s0s puhcy bo5
request one set Of Prebid Documents
and two sets of drawings and spe-
cifications will be supplied without
charge to each elevator contractor
interested in bidding on the COM
plete project, all Of which must be
returned. Upon request and in the
discretion Of the undersigned one
will be furnished to builders ex-
changes. chambers of commerce and
other similar ORGANIZATIONS with the
understanding that the set will be
retained on their premises and
made available for inspection by
any interested subcontractor or
material firm. Bidding material may
be obtained at RIM. No. 1904. Cen
eral Services Building, 18th and F
streets NV. Washington 25, D. C.
Phone EX. $4,000. Ext. 1897.
noIS.1o2O
Evening star., 1953-11-18
BY the Assoeio,sd Pres.

GUTIERREZ, Mexico, Nov. 18.
Some of the worlds greatest
auto racing drivers crowded into
this southern Mexican town to-
day in readiness for tomorrow's
start of the fourth Pan-American
road race.
Among those giving their
speedsters final tunings were the
Lancia team consisting of the
Italian aces, Giovanni Bracco,
Felice Bonetto, Piero Taruffi, Eu-
genio Castelloti and Juan Manu-
el Fangio. Argentina champion;
Karl Killing of Germany, who
won the major prize last year,
and Hans Hermann of Germany,
both Of whom are driving Por-
ScheS; Jean Trevoux of France,
winner of the Monte Carlo rally
in 1850, and the Americans John
Fitch of Stamford, Conn.,; Reg
McFee of Rochester, N. Y: Owen
Gray of Lubbock, Wis, and Phil
Hill of Dallas, Tex.
The race will be run in four
classes with total of 100000
in prize money. Primary in
tereSt centerS in the information
al sports class in which Lancia
Evening star., 1953-11-18
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Ernie
Vandeweghe, M. D.. Of the New
York Knickerbockers. probably is
the busiest man in the National
Basketball Association. Yet he
seems to have as much time as
any one.
mo trick to it at all, he shrug-
ged yesterday while the teams
went through its plays for to-
nights game with the Philadel-
phia Warriors. II just think of
basketball when I'm playing and
medicine when I'm interning."
Twenty-four-year- -old Ernie,
who set all sorts of records at
Colgate University, will finish his
internship in July. Instead of
resting up, he'll start right in
at Babies Hospital here, special
izing in pediatrics.
II don't really know how long
I'll stay with the Knicks," he
said. But I don't think I'll be
able to go another full season.
You know, I've already retired
once Qast year,, but then 1 got
to thinking that I was still pretty
Evening star., 1953-11-18

TO: Joseph P. Lewis. record owner
of an individual interest in the fol-
lowing premise in So. 5125. known
as 1047 44th Street NE. Got S75),
in WASHINGTON, D. c. Pursuant to
the provisions Of the Act Of Congress-
of May l. 1906, entitled IAN Act
to Create a Board for the Condem-
nation of Insanitary Buildings in
the District of Columbia. and for
other Purposes" as amended April
the members of the Board have in
vestigated into the sanitary cOndi-
tion of the buildings at the premise
mentioned above. This building.
shed and fences, have been found,
as a result of such Investigation. to
be in such insanitary condition as to
endanger the health or the lives Of
the occupants thereof or OF persons
living in the vicinity. Accordingly.
you are hereby directed to show
cause on or before November %,
1853, why these buildings should
not be condemned. You are en-
titled to a hearing on this matter
before this Board, provided that. you
make written request for such a
hearing within the time to show
cause indicated above. Upon receipt
of such a request the Board will
fix time and place for the hearing
and will notify you accordingly
BOARD FOR THE CONDEMNATION
OF INSANITARY BUILDINGS. Col.
G. L. Evans Jr., w. H. Cary. Jr..
noI6,17.iS,19,2o,21.23,24,25.27
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Giants Enjoy Trip Despite
Pay Disappointment
by fho ASsoeIofed PFeSS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18.-
Manager Leo Durocher and his
New York Giants arrived last
night from a baseball exhibition
visit to Japan and the Philip
pines, somewhat disappointed
with their pay.
They don't want to talk about
it," said one, asking not to be
named, "but most of the fellows
were disappointed"
Whatever the players received,
all agreed they thoroughly en-
joyed the trip. but were glad to
be home.
Durocher said each player had
been guaranteed $500 but ex-
pected a bonus. THE Japanese
lived up to their agreement. The
setup was misrepresented by
another party" Leo explained.
Yomiuri, the Tokyo newspaper
which sponsored the Japan tour,
said the players received more
than $1,000 each, plus numerous
gifts.
In Honolulu, Horace Stone
hame, Giants president said they
got $4,000 each,
Evening star., 1953-11-18
OFFICIAL NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS, d c., November
10, 1858. Notice is hereby given
that under authority granted in
Pub, Act. 307. appro'd Dec. IS,
1882 authorizing the closing Of
streets, roads. highways. and alleys,
the Commissioners, D. c. will give
public hearing in the Board RIM.
OF the Dist Bldg. 14th e. E Sts.,
NV. Washington. D. c.. on MON
DAY. DEC 7. 1858. at 1000 AM
to Interested property owners to
which may be affected. or as to the
advisahillty of closing the street
and alley areas described as fol-
lows: ~ Closing of part Of public
alley in So. 725; t2l closing Of part
Of 52nd st., NV, between Upton
st. and lockwood Parkway. and
providing for the dedication 4 OF
new. street area in lieu thereof; t3l
closing q part Of 56th St. Sc,
Pl.. and parts Of public alleys in
So. $3.50 Maps showing the street
and alley areas proposed to be closed
are on file in the Ofice of the Sur
veyor, D c. Rm 405. Dist. Bldg,
and numbered as Maps 3914. 1915
and 1915, respectively These maps
may be examined by interested
parties during business hours prior
to the nearing. Said maps will also
the the Commission Commissioners .,e will consider slider
cerninR the proposed street and
alley closings as shown on the
Aforementioned maps. 8. sPEN-
GER. r: F.. CAVALIER. 1. W..
PRENTISS Commissioners, D. C..
Observation-Disclosures mol .23'
Evening star., 1953-11-18

made a difference, too." he con-
tinued. "She gets up every morn
ing and drives me to the hos
pital and acts as sort Of a trainer.
When I'm working out and de-
eide maybe I've had enough, she
may tell me no dice, keep going.
And I do"
Evening star., 1953-11-18

2 openings for educated men. 21-40.
Immediate earnings. For personal
interYieW call ME 2-oA2R liz
Evening star., 1953-11-18
SondIotters in Line

WICHITA. Kans.. Nov. 18 up.
Nations sandlot and nom
pro clubs will adopt the exact
playing rules of organized pro-
fessional baseball for the 1854
season. Recent changes. includ-
ing authorization of laminated
bats, will be adopted for the
program it supervises. the Ma
tional Baseball Congress said
today.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Gwynn Park Repeats

Gwynn Park High School won
its third straight Prince Georges
County League soccer title last
night when Mort Peed made two
penalty kicks in the second over
time period to defeat Surratts-
vile High, 20, at Northwestern
Stadium.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
REAL ESTATE
MANAGEMENT
EXECUTIVE

Opportunity as general
manager OF a prominent
property MANAGEMENT Office
responsible for the manage
ment and maintenance of
several quality offlce buildings
and number of large apart
ment buildings in Washington
for over 10 years. This posi-
tion requires a man Of ex-
cellent character with q back
ground of responsible expe-
rience in real estate, archi-
lecture construction or re-
lated field. Starting salary
open. Send complete resume
of age. family, education. all
past working experience and
any other pertinent dualtica-
tons. All replies treated
eonfldentially. Box 216-A.
Star.
10
Evening star., 1953-11-18
p. G. CHACONAS,
Attorney For Party Secured
Wyatt Bldg; ST. $4,000.
CHOS J. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers
Perpetual RldR.. I'LL z St MY

TH0S J. OWEN q SON. Auctioneera
Perpetual Bids. iii e St. NV
rE4s5fsS sTosS koM ssS FRAME # gaufSIf b#rLEHS 2SE
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER 1916 DELAWARE AVE.
NUE. SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1921
ords Of the District @ @ Of @ Columbia, % and
at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction in front
Of the premises, on MONDAY THE
TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF NOVEM-
BER AID. 1858. AT TWO-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following-de.
scribed land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia, ano
DESIGNATED as and being Lot rs in
Temples subdivision of Square West
Of 597. as per plat recorded in the
trlct of Columbia in Liber 13 at
FERNS: Sold subject to q prior deed
OF trust 'or approximately S7SU.79
further particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the pur.
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of S50O.U0
required. Conveyancing, recordins'
mes s5e at meSc os eGs Sss a AdaS sse
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad.
vertised and resold at the discretion
MILTON KAPLAN,
STANLEY KLAVAN.
14,16,lS,21 Trustees.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
AUCTION SALES

THoS. ]. OWEN & son, AuctiOneers,
Perpetual Bldg, I'LL st. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable ONE
STORY DETACHED FRAME Dwell
LING BEING KNOWN AS PREM,
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust
duly recorded in Liber No. 1854
Folio ia ct seq, Of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and
a. the request OF the party secured
will sell, at public auction, In front
of the premises, on MONDAY THE
THIRTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
AID. 1858. AT ONE FORTY-FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following-
GeSffeeo n the pistrict s fo Of % Columbia sua and
designated as and beine Part Of
Lot 3 in Block 20 South Brook
land as per plat recorded. in the
Office of the Surveyor for the
District OF Columbia In Li6er Co,
larly described by metes and bounds
in said deed of trust. Now known
for purposes of assessment and tax
alton as Lot SOC in Square .40IS. .
TERMS OF SALE; ALL, CASH. a
at time of sale. Adjustments made
as of date of sale. All conveyanc-
ing, recording, revenue stamps, etc.
at cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale
to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published
In WASHINGTON. u. c.
JESSE H. MITCHELL,
mol s. .20.23."5.2S. Surv. Trustee.
5SIt-ACRE FARM, Friday. Nov. 20,
1880 am; with good 12-room
house: s rooms and two full baths
on main floor: four rooms and full
bath. second floor: all modern con-
Veniences; hot-water oil heat; cleo
tricity; part basement. with laun-
dry room: insulated. weather.
stripped, storm windows: beautiful
fireplace in living room; paneled
dining room; small dairy barn; B.
room tenant house and all neceS-
Sary outbuiIdingS; farm located only
Il mile south of Culpeper. Va. just
of U. S Highway %; watch for
auction signs. COL. Z. L. BROWN,
Auctioneer. Phone Culpeper 2941.
--1o
Evening star., 1953-11-18
COOK

Must be experienced in Jewish-style
Sober. Apply KENNEDY DELICA-
TESSEN. 116 Kennedy st. NV. RA.
3-122A. 20
COPY BOY for news magazine; salary
$40 weekly. Must know typing.
COUNTERMEN, for electrical Whole
sale supply houses; top pay; good
position with several ORGANIZATIONS.
COLONIAL EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
DEEicATEssEN fG lHGs s. s. NAN, Man experienced; s
full or part time. Apply in person,
6235 Georgia ave. NV. "a
DRIVER, experienced D. C. and Va;
furn. handling exper. preferred;
Apply 1741 johnson ave. NV. lis
DRUG CLERK, experience preferred;
salary plus commission. STANDARD
DRUG CO. 1922 14th st. NV. 20
DRUG CLERK, exper. only; several
salary. CHEVY CHASE PHARMACY,
and helper, for steady
work; new and old: good working
conditions. OIL 2-7750. 80
OPERATOR. colored, for
evening work, pm. to 1880 p.m.:
must have operators, permit: one
DAY of every week; salary. Ss5s See
vE,SNrS RS Mgr 25I5 18th St St. tSo-onSb,v
trained in all phases of hotel
maintenance and capable of taking
full responsibility. Salary open for
right man. Call MR.. MOSES. co.
:VENTNG; ELEv. OPERATOR, colored;
aeer. BAY STATE APIS, 17O1 Mass
ave -O0
Evening star., 1953-11-18
HELP--MEN
BRANCH
SALES MANAGER

For Washington Area. Man
we want must have the know
how and know-who of direct
80 and Is, have a car, te in
terested in building sales
organization and have ambi-
tion to enjoy the dignity and
prestige that comes from SELL
ing the first class of people
in our America today. In do
ing business for over 100 years,
We have earned national recog-
milton as a most unusual and
most undereStimated business.
ours is a multimillion- dollar
operation with one of the most
comprehensive and complete
training programs in use any
where. To the man qualified
for branch management, aver
age five figures annual earn
ings are assured. Further pro-
motion dependent on ability
and qualification. Our di-
visional managers of 1852
averaged in excess of $4,000.
This may be real oppor-
tunity for you. You can deter
mine for yourself by calling
MR.. DEMPSEY Thursday at
the Woodner, HU. 3-440O.
giving complete details about
yourself and previous expe-
viii glfn'f Be aTransed FeRSSadi onr nferyisTf stsf
has been advised Of this orcn-
ing.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
statesmen co
CAREER MEN
$4,000 CALIBER

As national research organization
expanding at the present time. we
have 3 openings for men TO be
trained for an executive future.
We will take the responsibility for
per week after preliminary training.
Dignif1ed position, appointments ar
ranged before calling. Draw against
earned commission. Phone Per-
sonnel Manager, RE. T-6913 for
aOnOintmPnt -1Q
Evening star., 1953-11-18
AUTO MECHANICS


portunity; Phone MR.. MARSHALL,
ia. 5-9223. go
AUTO PARTS MANAGER-Take COM
plete charge Of parts dept. Volume
small but could be made larger by
right rnbat man dst Mnst be ssper and
tion with pay, salary and lor COM
mission depends on your ability and
BOWMAN MoToR SALES, 1880 Ga
A1IFo AYE niT; pxeTT IA MaIonnor 2iao0o; for
exper. in GIN parts sales, salary
Mr.. Lord. ADDISON CHEVROLET.
18th and Florida NV. -19
AUTO PARTS MAN
Qualified to manage parts dept. Good
pay for right man Ask for SERV-
ICE MGR. IA. 5-9223. 80
AUTO SALESMAN-For our used car
dept. Permanent position selling top
quality cars. Excellent pay plan.
The man. we hire must be sober,
capable, thoroughly exper., and have
TR1ANG m sxSf MoToRs TSS9TS NJ 1rord K6snSdy nepsry
A1ToM6BiLE i1ItS 6i "Gsi GsALEs;MAN-we les; have
salesman. Must be a willing worker
nOG interested III any OeSk SlLJeTS,
You can have a high-yearly income
II you. are a high-caliber salesman.
Interviews from "a daily. See Mr..
White: EN-. 2-2617. 1901 Wis. ave.
LOGAN MOTOR CO. -23
AUTO SALESMAN-We know your
profession and problems. Come IN
and talk. Several are needed. COLO
NAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1406 @ ct. NV go
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. If you
are stuck in place that is not
drawing enough traffic. for you to
make real money, we have good
able to offer the public. plus our
heavy advertising, is bringing in
more customers than our men can
handle. We promise to treat your
INQUIRY in strictest confidence. See
Mr. Giles after q am. AUTO
WHOLESALERS INC, 1871 Bladens-
ATToMSBinf 1Ero 81 a;e' statesmen = Expert
ence not necessary. for used car
dept. of Maryland Ford dealer; local
refs. required; will train 2 men to
sell used cars and the new Ford: |
car furnished: good pay plan for
right man. Apply am. S725 Piney
Branch I'd. Silver Spring, Md. See
MD ATT ES -20