davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-06-08
COACH. WORKS FOR FREE, TOO
Stanford Crew Finances
Own Trip to Syracuse

East. Their 3-year-old racing
shell and sweeps go tomorrow
by train with similar equipment
of the California crew. STAN
ford's most bitter rival, which
volunteered to include the para
'phenalia with its own baggage
to help save money.
And how about the race itself
|on Lake Onondaga?
"I think we'll finish in the
front half" Lindsey said. May
be better than that"
Evening star., 1955-06-08
ID. c. Employees Golf
Slated for June 20

The annual District Employees
golf tournament, conducted by
the D. C. Recreation Depart
ment, will be played Monday,
June 20. at Rock Creek.
There will be a hole-in -one
contest, plus low gross and net
prizes, the latter to be deter
mined by the Galloway system.
Mayo Pittman and Joe Cole
are accepting entries at Adams
4-2050, Extension 8 or 18.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Hodge Wins Again
For Andrews Nine

Andrews Air Force Bases
baseball team has 1915 record,
and half of the victories belong
to Righthander Chuck Hodge,
former Washington-Lee High
star.
Hodge won his fifth straight
without defeat in shutting out
Federal Storage of the Industrial
Sandlot League, SO. with three
hits last night at Andrews.
Hodge struck out nine and
walked eight.
Duke Wessman led Andrews
at bat with a double and single,
driving in two runs. ~..
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Corporal Wins Tennis

Corpl. Paul Lambert is the
Fort Myer tennis champion, but
lit was a close call. Lambert had
to come from behind to defeat
Maj. Dewitt Smith in the finals
yesterday at the Forehand Ten
mis- Club. Lambert won, 3-6,
|3-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
LAUREL RESULTS

4AbS& Ss@aSA e@S~b ~SeN' PSSSe
Hoosier Pick twkm'n, lo.4o s.2o 4.seI
Aubrey v. Q. Guy tRlddickl A.60 80
Miss stone chiet. Alton Gene, dinks,
Chuck Rosecroft, Carter Direct. Time,
2:O91s.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
Rose Marie Woollen tRSfane, 40
Johnny C. herbert tTevesj $50 $50
Chief Elmwood tFreyl 500
General Patton, Red Prince. Shot Nc
Clenny, Miss Welma, shangri-La Spring
DAILY DOUBLE (s-s) PAID $14.4O,
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500: trot;
Class &C; l mile.
Jasmine Hanover ParkinsSn ..o
sandra Worthy a(walters1 $50 40
Maryland HiIay tHinniearl $50
jamie Mite. Earnest McElwyn, Tipvolo'
Miss Yonkers, Volo Reaper. Time, 2:o7
FOURTH EAcE-Purse' $500; pace;
SandyMeEllen sand tseIey) $40 $50 ESQ
Riley Hanover aHydsen) 4.60 $40
steneridge Gale tstaytonl $50
vernon's Baby, Fortuna Barnes, DONNA
tor Pick. Time, 2.07+s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 5000; trot Glass
B: mile,
John worthy (Ack'm'n> 4.S0 $50 3.20I
American Lou tStOkleyl 6.20 $50
Merry Roseeroft (James) 1880
Mickie Volo, Benny's Day, Birthday
Special, Assam, Junior Mitewyn. Time,
2:10ls.
SIXTH RAcE-Purss. 5000; pace; II
shsn yerk twileutts, 4.sO 2.s0 a.eOI
Riehland day $40 500
Executive tMinniearD $50
Lou's Girl. Yam Up, True Fay. Mickey
Diamond, Bandleader. Time, 2:06+s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000;
pace; l mile.
Adies Boy. 1Camdepl 500 $40 ego
ailltota lAvsryl 4.0o $50
Wiimington's stsr. Time, SOFA.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

Runs-Harris, Fettig. Williams Error
Hughes, Evans. Two-base hits-Harris,
Hughes, Bases on balIs-Oh Williams.
8; of Perry, .. Struck out-By VIII
liams, IA: by Perry, g.. Winning pitcher
WILLIAMS t5-2). Losing pitcher
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

NOW ONCE AGAIN Meyer crucifies
the Christ. He established the Cruel
fixion in moist sand on the banks 0
Red Fox Creek, thirty-one miles from
Chicago.
If he had been aware that this wa:
to be his final work of art. the pa
thetic elimination of long life IL
which dreams and sculpture and whisky
were inextricably confused, he coulc
not have brought more tenderness anc
skill to the creation than he did bring
He wrought well, did Meyer, with 9
rusty bucket and sack of salt to
harden the mixture, and makeshift
sticks and paddles for delivering an
guish-and beauty-out of sand bank.
He worked from dawn on into the late
afternoon.
Meyer was building the attendant
cherubs-life-siz visages complete with
wings and wonder-when the blue car
stopped by the deserted sand-pit road,
and the four young men got out with
their golf bags.
There may have been blood upon
their hands, but Meyer could not see
it. He saw only that they were hard
faced and nervous, that they wore open
shirts and sweaters and flannel Stacks
like those worn by golfers on the near
by course. The zippers whistled in
their bright leather bags, and out came
ugly short-barreled guns, and out came
money.
MONEY DID NOT interest Meyer.
He worked on, as silently as an earth
worm.
eft was Borelli cleaned that first
cage said Augie Sheriff.
mot me-" whined BorelIi. ut was
Pete"
Pete nodded. 81 got it in this bag. A
good twenty grand. .
They lifted out the masses of flutter-
ing banknotes. Some were wrapped,
some were crumpled, some were twen-
les and some were hundreds you're
he top!' Sheriff snarled at Borelli.
Blast you, why'd you squirt at that
Did dame?"
She started to run out the door"
ssNever make a chair date when you
Ion't have to- Some day you're gonna
ry, dago!"
''Come on, come on" Pete impIored,
'ain't it the same rap for everybody?
yasey had already pushed over the
eIler and that old bank cop"
Sheriff was estimating with shrewd,
paque gaze. 'Looks like sixty or sew
nty grand. But we shouldn't have left
he silver in that first car -
''The heat'n be on" Borelli proph-
sled. ION us, too. Even changing
ars three times, and changing to golf
lothes."
well pust apart at the golf Inks"
hertz told them. Go back to town,
ach guy by himself What are you
quawking about, dago? Nobody
Iropped handkerchief off of his face.
We wore gloves; it's alright.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15
Il Short Story
BY McKINLAY KANTOR

Then it was that Casey Wilchinsd,
who was lookout at the entrance of the
old sand pit, drew his automatic and
said things out of the corner of his
mouth. The other men turned with
ready guns, and they discovered Meyer.
Also they discovered Da Vinci's Cruel
fixion-modeled life-size in the sunlit
sand, with haIf-shaped cherubs lifting
up their faces under the skillful turn
of sE1illful fingers.
THE MEN PUT their blue-steel muz-
zles to Meyers head.
Gonna lay quiet and then turn us
in to the cops, wasn't you? Keep dig
cling in the sand, and then sing"
seYou half trampled mein statue, .
cried Meyer.
.'Let him have it, then sling him in
the weeds, . Casey suggested
BoreIli said, .sWait! We got a split
to make. It'll take time Wait till we
go
I'm Rome / studied" Meyer in
formed them. In Paris, in Milan. in
many places
.sYeh, " Sheriff kicked a foot from the
recumbent statue, and the sand flew.
maybe you never studied in Asbury
Park, you old heell If you'd had sense
to make this sand statue somewhere
else than off here in the weeds, you
xxv~.xII L~xro lived I0voxr
MEYER EXPLAINED: ''The sand,
it was so clean, SO bright | make
my great statue of Crucifixion. But
nobody comes to see. / do not care"
His thin shoulders quivered beneath
the frayed stained shirt.
''He's nuts" said Pete. Look at that
sign he's got stuck up: 'On this coat
put nickel for a poor artist And there
amt nobody around here to put nickels
on it, except snakes and things"
Augie Sheriff slid his gun back in
side his waistband. 'sSure, he's nuts.
But just the same, he amt gonna sing.
Well split the dough, and then"
They split. 1t took a long while, but
they watched with care, and not car
turned off the hurnming highway,
half-mile beyond. Meyer crouched in
his beloved sand, and watched, and
worked. He was afraid of these men,
but, more than that, he was angry be-
cause they had broken the foot of his
statue and had talked with no respect.
He touched up the foot and remolded
his choir of heavenly admirers. He
hoped that these cruel young men would
be punished for trampling the thing
over which he had toiled, and which
he knew to be beautiful.
After the money had been counted
and divided (for none would trust the
others to carry it to Chicago), the four
young men abandoned their stolen car,
sramped through the lonely weeds and
woodland to iningle with the hordes of
city-bound golfers who had spent a
pleasant afternoon at the Red Fox Pub
ic Golf course
I. They killed Meyer before they left.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

Below, No. S1O9-Sew this
lovely frock two Ways-with
scoop neck or rolled collar.
Sizes "a, SO, 38, 40, AZ, AZ,
46, 48. Size So, scoop neck,
Az yards Of 35-inch ma
terial.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
HEIp-MEN lcors.l

RIAL ESTATE 5ALEsMEN-2 live
wire men 10 sell new split-leyel
ramblers In MONTGOMERY County.
Openlng Immediately; full-time
JOB on project; guar. salary. JU.
$1,000 or KE- 7-060i. Iii
REAL ESTATE statesmen to spe-
eialize In selling brokerage; plenty
Of activity. start at once. See Mr.
sweeney. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO.. 1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2005.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC and
helper to work on air eonditioners
ioI Sith sIea6ESsS rm exee pSp
and hours: disqualification and life
insurance. JOHN O. WEBSTER q
SONS. INC. NEst. 1912. Service
Bids. LIST and N sts. sc. Ii.
6-7O62. Apply z to any day. lis
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, "a
service and install ice cream cabi-
nets and soda fountains; must have
tools and be tiloroughly expert
eneed In refrigeration service:
ion. Box sS-M. Star. Ia
RELIEF FRI. NIGHT MAN, switch
Manager. 10. a-56oS.
ROUTE MAN, white. retail dry clean
exper. preferred Reliable perma..
nent position. sou T H z A 8 7
VALET. 4405 s. Capitol. Ill
R0UTEMAN, white. for dry-eleanins
route-Experience helpful. but not
Necessary. STAR CLEANERS, S004
Wis. ave-. Bethesda. OIL. 4-7070.
-l2
ROUTE MAN. white, married, for
established dry cleaning route. Must
have local references. Call Mon
DAY; Ju; $4,000. Ask for Mr..
Evening star., 1955-07-11


Age 1895: permanent position in
Tor an alert person. Accurate typ
Ing and shorthand essential. IN
teresting. work In air-conditioned
week. no Saturdays. Paid vacation
and sick leave, excellent company
dement's. See MR.. WEIGH, l722 L
CLERK-TYPIsT Gwhitel, between
Sturdy. 1GI; Hi THE p r r . . 5 o Z II II oseI 4 [
BUILDING ASSN, 1888 q st. NV
CLERK.TYPIST. white. accurate.
for insurance ofiice. Permanent,
35-hr. week. Room 21s. 330s l4th
st. NV liz
CLERK-TxPIST, also bookkeeper; g.
day week; ONCE air-conditioned:
under 40. H. L. RUST CO.. 1901
10Th st. NV, ma. $500.
CLERK-TYPIST. under 35. perma-
nent position; tipping speed not
essential. will consider beginners;
$50 am. to 4:45 p.m.; vacation
and sick Leave, economical cafe
ersonnsI ssra c. ne saS seaSI E6y EA6gRy
FABLE LIFE INSURANCE. CO. sic
14th st. NV. la
CLERK-TYPIsT, secretarial trainee.
age 20-3o, typing exper. necessary,
5.day week, $3.50. Apply RIM.
800. Investment Bldg, 18th and X
sts,. NV; moving soon to Conn. ave-
and K. -12
CLERK.TYPrsT. under s5; fast.
accurate; cd. sal. 40-hr. wk.; air.
cond. OF. in Bethesda. OIL. 2-1111.
CLERK-TYPIsT, must be good and
accurate, typist. Permanent posi-
tion with wholesale appliance dis
tributor in NE. Washington. Air.
conditioned once; 5-day week; $50
to start. Phone Mr.. Turner. LA.
CLERK-TYPIsT. for iron shop in
Bladensburg. Md; should have car,
due to lack Of public transp.; $50
per wk. AP. 7-3454. Ill
CLERK TYPIST-Neat, accurate:
5h-day week: full company bene-
fits. Apply Employment once,
SHERATON PARK HOTEL. 2660
Woodley I'd. NV, CO. $4,000. Ext.
CLERK -TYPIsT, some shorthand. in
reai estate once. Box 26o-M,
Star Ill
Evening star., 1955-07-11
THE EVENING STAR Bill
Washington. d. c.
HELP MoMEA
MONDAY. JUIY II. lsss

sTENOGRAPHKR SECRETARY 10
assist editor Of publications Of 4
national education orsanixAtisn,
CURED Aee 20 to 80. colless
soa5 ssseo5s5ouRS q ssgee sHgEstsrrsd; SL.a, ,s.isfy;
sdGcstion i ana del reiaseS aipeaG.Ts eaDs1s.pss On
Employe benefits. air-cond- once.
5-day week AID. 4-4S55, Ext. 200
Tor appt. -12
sIENo.. experienced. for law once;
to ability. NE s-23l9. -is
sIENoGRAPHER; experienced: not
over 40: 5-dsy wk. hrs. 9 TO s:
air;eonditioned once. Located 18th
call Mr.. HURLEY. RE- T-ai5s
sMIICHBoARD OPEkAToR-REcEP-
ZIONIST for Oldest and largest
Freezer-Food organization on East
Coast. moving TO new fully air-con-
oiEoned building. Many extra COM
Ase 1886. RENAIRE CORP. Ii.
TEACHERs for the better position.
at top salaries. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 1891 @ ST.. RE. 1885
TEACHER. 4th. 5th erade. private
school Alexandria area: mother
MIN wlth ehiId aceeptable, Both msy
TEACHERS, evening. day or both
sessions in business school. Write
fully regarding education. exper.
ana ana subjects aualihed to teach.
TEACHERS, kindergarten and nurs-
cry, fun time. permanent, private
All School ia, 5-0T43. XII. S-l249.
TECHNIClAN. laboratory. Can or
Traissev wrise Il; In .s,,Ih;,s G; Bach; ,sdministIator.
Fredericksburg virginia. Telephone
Essex 3-4ll0. ils
Evening star., 1955-07-11
HELp WOMEN

DoCToR,s ASSISTANT, pediatri-
clans once. seeretariAi and typing,
help 10 examinations. Can Mon-
Tues-. Wed. $50 to 4. RA. o-2I3i.
DRUG cLERK. WHITE. RxPERi.
tNCkD. Fun or part time. 10. g.
5000. Iii
DRUG CLERK. experienced only
need Apply: full time. WA. 7-2S7l.
DRU0 CLERK, must be exper.: $50
plus commissions; no Sundays. Ap-
ply SCHWARTZ PHARMACY. 100
Conn. ave. Iii
DRUG AND CIGAR. exper. only;
local refs.; under 40: daywork only
cHAsTLEToN PHAR.. 10th. r NV
DRUG AND STOCK CLERK, 5-d.y
week no sat. or sun. experience
PHARMACY. 7025 BrookSiile I'd !.
Chevy Chase. Nd. OIL. 2-aSS9. --I2
Evening star., 1955-07-11
THIS is
A REAL
OPPORTUNITY

We require neat ap-
pearing men with
cars to represent
this 50-yr.-old Ma
tional concern, the
largest of its kind
in the country with
offices {, established
throug h out the
States. II you are
willing to work for
$3.50 and up per
week, don't pass up
this ad. If you are
a man of average
intelligence I want
to talk to you. I
know what you are
probably thinking as
you read this ad, the
same as ! thought
many, many times as
I was out job hunt
ing, that this is just
another ad with a lot
of promises. Believe
me, fellows, it is not.
1t is just short Of a
year since ] joined
this firm and ! re-
gret to this day that
it wasn't 10 years
ago. ! have made
more money in the
past year than I
earned with other
firms in the past 8
years. I don't care
what your previous
experiences have
been, whether 1t was
ceiling magazines,
books, vacuum
cleaners, appliances,
pictures, coupons, or
any other type of
work, you owe it to
yourself to come in
and let me show you
how easy it is to
earn up to 5000 q
week with this COM
pany.
Experience is not
necessary, we give
you complete train
ing here in Wash
ington, D. c.
If you are accepted
you will be employed
by one of the larg-
est firms of its kind
in the country. You
will be backed by
millions of dollars
worth of advertis-
ing. This advcrtis-
ing will keep you
busy cons t a n tly
calling on prospects
in your territory.
ThlS is a JOB with Sc
curity the rest Of
your life. You have
nothing to lose and
everything to gain.
Come in and let us
prove that this is
what you have been
waiting for.
EE MR.. Erickson
lesday. July IL, 3 to 6 Pm
dnesday. July IS, 2 to s P.i
. AMBASSADOR HOT
Evening star., 1955-07-11
The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

CLERK, desiring permanent pvsi-
titude for. figures. knowledge OF
typing. 5.day wk. and many bene-
flts Apply In person. JOHN HAN
COCK. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO.. 6406 Georgia ave. NV.
CLERK for general ONCE work. no
to type but speed not o factor, to
work with one Of Washipeton s
oldest and largest Ford dealers.
Paid holidays and vacations and
other company benefits. See Mrs
Sullivan, STEUART MOTORS, 3rd
and H sts. ne. Ia
Evening star., 1955-07-11
SALES MANAGER

Old established company with new
ly developed program for Servicing
homeowners with a most needed
product. This recently developed,
proven plan provides trained sales
people with earnings to $3.50 per
ing the Washington area and need
a person for management. The man
We want must be capable of select
ing. hiring, training and maintain
ing sales force OF 10. to 18 men
after having received complete
training, Experience, in above de-
scribed work helpful but not nee
without cars need not apply. Bet
ter men earn up to $4,000 per
year and have opportunity to ad-
vance to- higher positions. Write
Box 306-L. Star.
statesmen (3], over %. experienced
only need apply. Direct sales in
The. The home. aNs,,t we furnish o;I qualified
bonuses against monthly settlement
a position in which there is no
limit to earnings. Call E. F. DUN
CAN. AID. 2-6S3s, IL to 8 pm.
daily. -12
statesmen, with direct selling ex-
perience. Capable of directing 9TH
ers. needed to sell a nationally
advertised product. Success and
future depends upon ability. Call
LO 5-4644 or TU. 2-S1S7. Ill
SALESMAN-Young man in WE'LL
known mems clothing and furnish
ing store. Steady position, good pay
and hours. Call in person before
noon). SCHEER BROS, 621 Pa.
ave. Sc. -l3
statesmen - Retail liquor. expert
enced only. Excel. opportunity for
advancement for competent men
Reply giving past experience. All
applications strictest confidence,
Our present statesmen know about
this ad. Box 3S6-M, Star. -15
SALESMEN--We need 2 men TO sell
new Ford cars. Auto experience not
necessary. II you can sell and will
ing to work we will train you High
commission pay plan, demonstrator
furnished and other benefits. We
have large territory, 32 years OF
being large Ford dealer. See Mr.
WinStead, FRANK SMALL. Jr.. INC
215 Pa. ave sc. Ill
SALESMEN-LIFE INSURANCE
Salary and commission; training pro-
gram. Between ages 25 to 40. II
interested in career offering bet.
ter than average earnings. oppor.
HANcocK sN LIFE iNsuRaNcE fpnSt 'oeN CO
6406 Georgia ave. NV. End floor
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Warehouse Manager
and Counter Man


For wholesale plumbing and heating
tobber. Attractive wages: 5-day
week. Call LEM PLUMBING
SUPPLY CORP. AP. 7-4137. Mr.
WATCHMAN-PORTER for new res
taurant opening Friday. References
and must be able to be bonded.
apply % immediatsly e Or. MI I,,, Fischer;
DIR: Out Nichols ave. ave Sc. 4
mi. past D. c. line on left side
GlassmanOr. Ia
WELDERs iarc). experienced, IA
gauge; steady work. See Mr.. Smith,
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO., 1925
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase. Md.
$4,000 DAILY, Sell luminous door
plates. Write REEVES. Attleboro,
Mass. Free sample and "details.
COLLEGE TRAINED MAN, married,
with some successful sales expert
ence.- We will offer UP to S400
monthly and commission A leader
in our field. We are almost q cen
tury in business. Reply Box c63.M.
ISTiEREsTING POSITION, in one Of
Washington's leading hotels. Ex-
cellent, long-range, promotional op-
portunitieS to qualified person. Pre-
fer person with accounting back
ground or student in accounting.
age 20 to 35. alternating 8 to 5fa
day week. Apply employment once,
SHERATON-PARK HOTEL. 1880
Woodley rd. NV. Iii
Evening star., 1955-07-11
HELP WoMrN

sALRsLADY-car necesssrv. D4reet
sales 70 home owners. Complefs
line of highest quality custom avn
mes. fenees and storm windows and
doors Also. same items At Lowest
prices. Extra liberal Commissions
Can IN person. see Mrs. DouEIas
% GENERAL INDUSTRIES
CORR l1Q9 Jefferson Davis hwy
a111n Z ton; Ill
handling shoe dept, fuIl-tifne ion
good pay and commissions. Apn1y
DAZZLING DRESS SHOP. Langiey
Evening star., 1955-07-11
HELP MEN
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
no experience necessary
ABBY 37O7 Ca. ave. NV.
MAN WITH CAR
Attractive income. Good ref
erences. Phone JU. .-5-l35l and
ask for Mr.. LLEWELLYN

MEN t2l. full time. and % part
time. Full-time men with no pre-
Vious .exper. average S100 and up
per wk. Repeat business plus reg
ular customers assure you Of steady,
regular income. Start on q l or q
day trial basis II you wish to prove
TO. yourself what an excel. oppor
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age S100 and UP per wk. calling
on regular customers by appt.
FULLER Brush customers are pleas
ant, courteous and buy these IA
nous everyday necessities regu-
larly. An exper. man will make
calls with you and train you. sales
exper unnecessary, but men Sc
lected must furn. refs. as to hon.
esty and character. Inquire at Oil
National Press Bldg, 14th and F
Sts. nv, or phone DI. 7-4477 or
Young ma, Nan. for optical shop. iS op.
portunity to learn optical trade,
4S-hr. week; $40 week to start,
STERLING OPTICAL CO.. 517 10th
CoNsTRUCTIoN-Younr men ex.
per. or interested In learning
construction work, including time
keeping, material checking: prefer
high school graduate. Steady work.
Call IA. $4,000, Mon. through Fri,
to 8. Ill
Evening star., 1955-07-11
HELP-woMEN tcoas.,

CASHIER. experisneed. local refs.
eond. SPORT CENTER. sth and
ID 81. nv -l6
Evening star., 1955-07-11
CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Immediate openings are
now available In our cireula-
ton Dept. for persons with
pleasant telephone manners
With the confidence and
ability Necessary 10 do tele-
phone saleswork The sales
commission Is liberal and
the hours can be tailored
to nt your requirements in
many eases.
II interested IN steady and
enjoyable work contract Mr..
Harvey. Room 204. The star
Bldg. 11th and Pa. ave.
between Q a.rA and Q p.m.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
HELP-MEN
SERVICE STATION ATTFI

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
part time. 5 70 10 pm. Mnst be
exper. In lubrication and tire re-
natrfng. ESQ SERVICRTTER, N.
Cap. and Fla. ave.
SHEET METAL MAN
Experienced. for inside and outside
work Good wages for the right
person. Call IA. 2-4294. liz
SHEET METAL WORKER and helper
for permanent year-round position
with established firm: excel. pay
and hours: disqualification and life
AND SONS. NC, tEst. 1si2J. rs serv. ".
Ice Bldgs. LIST and N St. s.e.. Ii.
o-7O62. Apply 2 to 2 any day.
SHOVEL OPERATOR, for ,t-yd
Lorian, nonunion. steady. year
BUILDERS JOB. 6sth and Defense
highway. WA. 1852. -12
STRAY FAINTER WANTED-Must
have transp.; TOP wages for top
mech. so. S-7241. Ia
Evening star., 1955-07-11
ROUTEMAN

The ice cream season has started.
This year Jack. and Jill drivers are
earning. more than eyer before. due
paign. The kids are waiting for
the Jack and Jill man. Get In on
the big earnings. Apply any day,
incl. Sat. and Sun. am. TO B
pm. JACK g. JILL ICE CREAM
Co 14lA I, st Sc 20
Evening star., 1955-07-11
INC.
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

TIRE CHANGER, white: man with
tire changing experience: age 25
to 35. Good opportunity for ad-
vancement, for married, steady
man. Call OIL. $4,000. Ill
TREE SURGEONS t3), steady work,
top wages; experienced only. RA.
6-797a after 8. go
1Y REPAIRMAN - Outside calls,
car furnished. DOwD's Tv. 44lS
TYPEWRiTER REPAIR MAN, expe-
rienced. with D. c. drivers permit
UPHoLSTERER. first class only,
capable of tufting; good working
conditions. KROMER'S UPH. &
DEC, JU. 9-3527. 10
USED CAR PORTER; need expert
enced man in cleaning cars: per-
right person. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave.
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AIRLINEs NEED
Young men. See our ad under IN
struction courses, this paper. Iii
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ARTIST

CLERK for beauty
salon, $50 per week. Apply LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIR DRESSERS. l710
Eye st. NV. -12.
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Insurance Co.
CLERK-STENO.

(Not 9 Government Asencyl
Please apply at I Street Entrance
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TYPIST

Experienced .typist and billing clerk
for accounting dept. of wholesale
Cond. ONCE. Immed. opening. FOR.
MAN BROS, INC. 1460 Okie st.
MATTRESSES nsT, sIZss vlhite: ,nIlsht day er
oughly experienced, neat and at.
tractive. New aforementioned sea
FOOD restaurant opening Friday. Top
salary. Apply Immediately to MR..
FlSCHER, SEA SHELL RESTAU-
RANT 1915 Livingston rd. Sc.
LO. 7-e547. DIR: Out Nichols ave.
sc. mi. past d. C. line on left
wHiTREsssEEsss 'Ha9j. white, over Fl:
night shift or weekends. Air con-
ditioned. Call after = pm, JU. 81
1882. SPEcToR'S RESTAURANT.
WAITRESS. neat, personable, expe.
rienced; good tips, nice conditions.
LOOP RESTAURANT. 5000 Mt.
WaITREss 'iwhite,. over 21. cAP'N
GUYS NIGHT CLUB. 1919 New
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply
in person, l113 MAINE AVE. S.W.
MATTRESSES, experienced-dood
VfRGINIAN RESTAURANT. lI9
Independence ave. sc. Ill
WAITRESSES--Full time and part
time: Apply MICKEY GRAssoS
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ATTENTION SOLICITORS
CREW MANAGERS

We have one OF the best proposi-
tions in town. Transportation furn-
ished. .5-day wk. Apply In person.
Mon. from to pm, Tues, / to
pm. 1929 Vermont ave. NV,
RIM. 323. -