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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Spooner 10 Be
Too Late Again,
Dodgers Fear
Sore Arm Plaques
Rookie Lefthunder;
MogIie Ties Series
BY the Associated Press

1t begins to look like the
Brooklyn Dodgers may not have
Kari Spooner any sooner this
season than last.
The 23-year-old lefty was the
kid who broke up the wake held
by the Brooklyn faithful at the
end IF the 1854 campaign after
the New York Giants had laid
their club to rest.
Spooner came up from Fort
Worth and in two starts he set
the Giants en- their ears, 80,
and bumped off Pittsburgh, the
club that slugged the Dodgers in
the home stretch. 10. His is
strikeouts against the National
League champions was a league
record for a first appearance.
And the IL strikeouts he added
against the Pirates gave him a
record for two consecutive
games.
In Flatbush, the shout was,
we shudda had Spooner sooner!"
Over the winter, Spooner had
a balky right knee set right and
he showed up for spring training
ready to fire. Trouble was. he
fired too hard too soon.
A shoulder pain made him rest
awhile. Then he threw against
the White Sox and did we'll. but
felt the pain again. He rested
again, coming back April / for
three innings against Milwaukee.
He was hit hard, but no pain.
Arm Hurts Again
Yesterday he tried another
three innings against the Graves
and the arm hurt like a sonufa-
gum"
The Brooklyn trainer said he
didn't think Spooner pulled any
muscles. His arm feels a little
tight. but if felt that way last
time and he didn't hurt it then"
ut hurt all the time I was out
there" Spooner said. 1T even
hurt when ! was warming up.
just couldn't throw hard. It
hurt like a Sonufagun!"
His trouble was obvious. He
kept trying to get by on curves.
They hurt less. But the Braves
tagged him for two unearned
runs in the second and a pair of
legitimate scores in the third on
a walk and three hits after two
were out. Spooner left for the
showers land probably an exam
nation by a specialist) and the
Braves were off to an 80 victory
that gave them the spring series
against the Dodgers.
Bob Buhl and Ernie johnson
combined to hand Brooklyn its
first whitewash of the. exhibi-
ton schedule, allowing just five
hits.
Maglie Beats Lemon
The New York Giants also got
good pitching. Sal Maglie set
down the Cleveland Indians, ST.,
on nine scattered hits. Bob
Lemon went all the way for the
Tribe, also allowing nine hits
but two went for Monte Irwin
home runs and a third was
socked for a homer by Rookie
Bob Lennon.
Pitching never did put in an
appearance in the Philadelphia
Boston double-header. The Phils
took the pair. 1912 and 80, as
the two clubs swung for 20
base hits. Nine of them
were home runs. Jim Piersall
was the big slugger, getting two
homers, a triple and a double
good for seven Boston runs, in
the opener.
st. Louis also swept a twin
| See BASEBALL, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Correspondent

AUGUSTA, Ga, April g.
Mike Souchak is the players
choice to win the Masters golf
tournament that starts here to-
morrow, but it was obvious to
those who talked to Souchak
after his practice round with
Sam Snead yesterday that
Mikes choice must be Sambo.
Souchak was drooling over
Snead's performance. "You
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

Perked up by the constant
prodding Of their aggressive new
manager, Chuck Dresser, the
Senators emerge from the South
stamped as a more daring outfit
than last season. The accent is
on strategic maneuvering under
a recognized master tactician,
who thus far has accomplished
his objective of stripping the
team of a defeatist complex by
turning his players loose on the
bases.
More than 10000 fans, curious
about the Senator's encouraging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

surroundings have lost some of
their charm without the flowers.
But the golf course has stood up
nicely, and Chairman Cliff
Roberts has stated it is in its
finest condition ever.
There have been a few alter
atoms, none of them making the
course any easier. There already
is warning on the bulletin boards
that four pin placements have
been selected for each green,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Souchok, Players Masters Choice,
DozzIed by Sneods Practice Round

one for each day, and that they
will be fair.
Last year there were many
complaints that the committee
had resorted to unfair practices
to tougher the course after Ben
Hogan's record 274 score of 1858.
Whether they did or not. the
winning score was Is strokes
higher, and the faces were
longer.
So the record low and the
See MASTERS, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

department and attracted by
such National League stars as
Duke Snider, Jackie Robinson,
Roy Campanella, Peewee Reese,
Carl Furillo and Carl Erskine,
are expected to flock to the ball
park if the weather is favorable.
Bob Porterfield. perhaps prep
ping for the opening day assign
ment Monday against the ORR
oles, will start against the Dodg-
ers, who will counter with Carl
Erskine, crack Highlander who
won Is games last season.
Dresser will start a team we'll
known but not too fondly re-
membered. Bob Kline, rookie
shortstop who batted .3l9 with
Birmingham last season, will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Porterfie|d Starts Against Erskine
As Perked-Up Senators Make Bow
Club Expects Crowd Of 20, 900
For Opener Of Dodgers Series
BY BURTON HAWKINS

The rejuvenated Senator's familiar facially but
playing the game with venturesome spirit 60 on
display at Griffith Stadium for the first time tonight
with the Brooklyn Dodgers invading for the first of two
night exhibitions Game time is O'Clock.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
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Comic sam LeReRSon1 S azsnOrE-
man. DIN Goes MOI Droou- aBOur MS
faeL II aa thinner le aFtenuea e
Gently ne5 ounu himself suITounua
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Yes TO- L-eEeRSon- answered
promptly. eel Ike az time
among zazl0 OF oI pennies.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

farDo Marx ums 3In.poIit-cS is
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Evening star., 1955-02-06

VOUR hobby, science has discovered, can
Il tell the most surprising things about you.
Whether you're model-ship builder or a
saxophonist in your spare time may reveal
whether you can face crises successfully,
whether you lead happy life. and even how
smart you are. There are good reasons why
this is true. but before going into that, here
are six major hobby interests and what they
reveal in terms of personality analysis. Find
your own:
Phesegzaphy
Analysis: Persons who pursue amateur
photography as a hobby have been found to
rank relatively high 90 far a mental and emo
tional stability is concerned. They tend, by
and Large. to be happy people who have dis
covered completely satisfying avocation.
Their wives may sometimes find it difficult to
get them out Of the dark rOom'' in time for
dinner. but that is something else again. There
are exceptions, of course, but if you're a
photography enthusiast. the chances of your
being maladjusted are comfortably slim.
@asAsaing
AssGlysis: The man who has an affinity for
the soil, who loves to see things grow under his
hand, is seldom shallow or superficial or
materialistic. He tends to be solidly imte-
grated - mentally. emotionally. and spirit
ually. He has an instructive feeling for the
real fundamentals of life. as expressed by the
beauty and rhythm of nature
Evening star., 1955-02-06

1. Csalocaing 9. Swimming
2. TeuEing 10. Flhoeography
;. Cards III. Beating
4. Gardening II. Handicrafts
S. Fishing Id. Outdoor Cooking
6. Bowling IA. Golf
z. Sewing Is. Tennis
8. Hunting Is. Painting
Evening star., 1955-02-06
uHAT ARE TnE'TeP sesslEs?

PREPARATION Of this article turned rather amazing
fact Wlle the hs6y 6esA Rrswm so nssnsaruus sine
involving milsns ef pcsse and ions dolars o oue
TO now, as counted find which hohies
the Popular. So bueasnloRed reezeasisn
aatsEities, ransackea khEases sseacd up every Plie
opinion poll taken the subject and p with
what below the first complete and
popularity rating Of msajor hahA,ses ever made.
No two experts, found, could agree what
hay really Bma here In the wuxAimg 6eGnitiom
azA. haAy - amy aeaivity ys emjsy essseh
pma n EaaRe e@n~a inAe.
Evening star., 1955-02-24
I Ben4 Caock1e Tells How To Make Extra
Luscious Strawberry Shortcake in Winter!
STRAWB ERRY
SHoRTcAKE

Listen to your. family
cheer when you serve
their summertime favor
ite-strawberry shortcake
in cinter! Make it with
fresh-frozen strawberries
and Bisquick. the l2-in-l
mix that gives you the
easiest. most delicious
shortcake ever. And glori-
fy it with fresh, real cream
Reddi- -wip Americas
No. | Dessert Glamorizer.
Do it tonight! -
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Woman Assaulted
Leaving Streetcar;
D. {. Man Charged

Police today held a 36-year-
old laborer on charges Of ASSAULT
ing a woman with intent to COM
NIT rape in the Dupont Circle
underpass at 6 pm. yesterday.
In the latest and one Of the
most serious of a recent outbreak
of yoke robberies and sluggings,
Miss Juanita r. Groce. %, of
2118 P street NV. was knocked
to the ground as she alighted
from Streetcar.
Police said the screams of Miss
Grose, a practical nurse, at
tracted William o. Kendall, 26,
of 2110 o street NV. a Capital
Airlines mechanic, who rushed
to the woman's aid.
Mr.. Kendall pulled the man
to his feet and held him until
police arrived. The prisoner
was identified as Bruce Exum.
SO, colored, of the 200 block Of
T street NV. He was charged
with assault with intent to COM
NIT rape.
When Miss Grose screamed
another woman, Claire Mallardi,
26, of 2017 o street NV, also
rushed to her aid, police said.
Evening star., 1955-02-24
AustroIiun Saw Built
To Aid PIune Rescues

CANBERRA.-AuStralia's Civil
Aviation Department has devel-
oped a mobile saw that can cut
an escape hatch in the fuselage
of a crashed aircraft in less than
a minute.
The vehicle carrying the saw
is equipped with a cabin insu-
lated against fire so the crew can
fight fires from inside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
HsLP-woMEN ,cont.

BEAuTICIAN MANICURIST SIYL-
IsT with following. LEE STUDIO
BEAUTlCIAN Also good manicurist
must, be experienced Busy shop
ae ssafy o RG RA iGF 6ish BEa 2tFfy
B 9AttHTTi RS '-l'4 Experienced hair
stylist: no manicuring: 5-day week
Also shampoo girl. Call BERNARD's
BEAUTY SALON 6228 Georgia ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ss5 to. 500
per week guarantee plus commission;
Sai' " Io1s 80 eRRaTVE a fIsfRs
BEsuTY oPERAiTok sSt man "a 1 Or WON.
am. exper., all around for JULES
ALEXANDRIA SALON, guaranteed
salary and commission. Call Mr..
B 3aifSi Or oPE 4; G5a good all-round
Part, or full time; salary, and eum-
~ SALON, 1905 Monroe st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Experienced
person, SHAW IL STONE BEAUTY
BEAUTY oPER1ToR- Shampoo siri-
man;curist; 5-day week; paid vaca-
tons; top salary and commission;
air-cond. shop. 1922 Wilson blvd,
Colonial Village. ia. 7-3023; ewes,
ia. 5243g. -23
BEAUTY OPERATOR, for week ends.
Also opening for male hair stylist
GUSTAVE'S HAIR STYLISH, I23
18th st. NV, --l9
BOOKKEEPEk- TYPIST. exper. Apply
in person. BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET. 1898 R. !. ave. ne. is
BOOKkEEPER- TYPIST-Real estate
ONCE, Langley Park. Md Salary,
sonal qualifications in own hand
writing to Box 240-V. Star. lis
B0OKKEEPER, experienced. under
80. 40 hours, including Saturday
an : $50. JOHN LIGON, INC. Mr..
Smith or, 4-ooO4 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

DANCE TEACHERS. ages l9-29-At-
tractive young ladies to teach ball
room dancing; full or part time: no
exper. nee: we train you. Excel.
earnings. Apply in person. l-6 pm.
DON MARTINI STUDIOS. SOC iath
st. NV. 80
DENTAL ASSISTANT. no experience
necessary give age, appearance.
qualifications, and telephone num-
DENTAL RECEPTioNisT@Must be
ing personality and willing worker.
5ha days State age. salary expected
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, for un-
surgical. accident and life insurance.
paid vacations, many other company
benefits; 5-day, 40-hour week. Call
MR.. PARoJINoG at CO. b-1014
DRUG f!tsE AND an TOBACCO. experienced rs
person. CHAsTLEToN PHARMACY
EX Gsc sHV r sE Ell iiS $500 mo-:
law steno.. beg, sos; recep. -steno.
$40 wk.. beg. Steno.. So up. MISS
YOUNG. 1871 G st. NV. tST. j.
FOUNTAIN ;eEGs + GIRL-Three ewes. a
week, q to 10 and part of Sunday
good salary. CONCORD PHAR-
MACY. 1915 New Hampshire ave
AND SANDWICH GIRL,
must abe experienced. Apply CON
independence ave Sc. lis
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATOR, prefer
ably one familiar with flexowriter;
temporary position with possible
permanent employment: pleasant
CRAFT OWNERS Il PILOTS Asso-
CITATION. 4644 East-West hwy.
Bethesda Md
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PAYROLL CLERK
RECEPTIONIST
5161 RIVER ROAD, BETHESDA

oIUI HIVEH HOAD, DE HE5DA
Position to start approx, March 20.
5-day. 4u-hour week: must be able
to type. have good appearance, and
pleasant personality. Liberal en-
ploye benefits.
APPLY
1871 G st. NV. Room 200
unT CGnpDEG INf. -
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WHITE or COLORED

To set pins. No experience neces-
sary. We teach you. Full or part
time; We help with TRANSPORTATION
to work at WooDMooR BoSwLINd
LANES. -Four cornersl, l0l45 Coles
vile I'd, any time after 8 am. Nc
YOUNG MAN interested to build W
person between q and 10 am,
GLOGAU. 1903 Conn ave. II
YOUNG MAN with knowledge Of book
keepinR. for position of automotive
billing. cle,'k and assist, to service
mgr Good oppor,; for advanyeren
G Gal NJ wh n5fhssIfGa af H s 1
YOUNG MAN. white. to drive iieht
delivery truck. Call MR.. NORTON,
YOUNG 81 ai' S sEa, IS to So. interested in
learning the operating procedures Of
the different business machines in
our IBM section: former experience
helpful. but will train II you have
good qualifications; must have at
least high school education: $40
am. to 4 AS pm. Apply personnel
f 9ss . sEa "a E 81 IAFS i LIE
YOUNG MEN. between ol.3o. i'm
mediate openings available for quail
ifled applicants as dance instructors,
full or part time. with or without
experience. Rapid advancement to
executive position at high salaries;
Applicants should have natural
dancing ability. must be personahle
attractive and intelligent. Apply
after pm, DALE DANCE STU.
dos 1876 New York ave NV Ii
YOUNG MEN. neat appearance. ex-
perienced or will train for interest
ing sales promotions. Salary plus
liberal bonus. Apply MR. REYNOLDS,
1909 Eye st. NV 2 am. to pm,
CONCERN seeks % Cath
Ollie men for direct sales: So item.
nationally Advertised; ase or dis
ability no barrier; commission paid
daily; average sic in 4 hrs. Apply
Rm COS, 1920 Vermont ave. NV.
81 a.m.-l2 noon. is
$50 wK., PAHr TIME; car nee. APP
Conn eta IN NV. 0,s See Il MR. N Taylor. rs
BOY, coiored. young. non-school;
porter work in drug store, Can only
pm. to . pm. RA. 6-lS44.
OFFICE CLERK. young. h. S. g.; typ
ing. bookkeeping 500
craftsman. Typographical, good ex-
pei Wilson 6lXd; ,, days .77puss, $50
1894 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
TELEPHONE
SALES EXPERT

Phone Experience a Must
Excellent opportunity for one III
man to make real money. The man
We employ must have past telephone
experience. College education is nc
handicap and absolutely unnecessary
The man that we employ will be
able to talk from the cuff quite
freely and at perfect ease with our
customers. All the job requires is
the ability to speak English, the
courage to carry on a conversation.
enough plain common sense to fol-
low the simplest directions and
adapt them to your own personality.
Working hours are from 5 pm. to 8
pm. each evening. Remuneration
in on the highest scale basis. vet
offered with no ceiling on the amount
you can earn for Yourself 81 weeks
out of every year. We. will guaran.
tee YOU 81 per hour plus bonus. II
you can qualify, call IA. 5-S3l1 for
an appointment This work will be
done in Arlington, Va. -l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

HOT sHoPPEs. INC. IL
RECEIPT. -TYPIST. young $3.50
ALLEH-O' BRlEN' Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE 1-72S0
RECEPTIONIST-STENO.
PROMINENT GENERAL CONTRACT
OR needs an attractive young lady.
263b, with shorthand and tipping
for diversified duties in modern air
conditioned ONCE, 5000: ; days
week; S65: experience with builder
preferred but not required. Call for
RECEIPT. -Typist, 1-Girl Ofc.
JANE BURcH. Room 226, Bond Bldg.
IL
REM. RAND OR MGR 5000; start
$50 wk. Up. MR.. BYRD. 1871 @ st.
INA S-o115f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

Statesmen. mems Wear Store. Fri
da, evenings and Saturday CO
HENS, eth and L SITS. NV. 1G|
statesmen Canvassers to sell
household furniture on credit Good
earnings. Apply 1925 1th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
HELP-MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
coNNoRs d FOSTERS. sa44 Pa
ave. Sc. -22
SHOE Statesmen. experienced; fin,
ladies retail store; excellent earn.
ings, fine opportunity for future
Apply Mr.. Ricklin. CROSBY SHOI
STORE. 11l5 ST. NV. III
SHOE statesmen, experienced; full
and part time: also Friday pm
and Saturday extras Apply PARA.
MOUNT SHOE STORE, 1921 Coco
Hope I'd. Sc. --22
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SiTuATloNs-DoMEsTlc

COOK. light housework, middle-aged.
tor family; CITY, resort; in person,
So7 II st. NV RIM =. Elk. 3-lS72.
EMPL; GIRL desires rm.. board and
small sal in exch. for baby sitting
and Ink. Ho. 2-9100s Ext. 645
EXPER.. settled colored woman:
neat. rel. will baby sit ewes, in your
home or my home. Ii. 3-474l,
GIRL. desires g.h.w, or maid duties:
exper.; 5izday week. Ii. 4-0525.
WOMAN, colored wants days work;
Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays;
references. HU. 3-7467.
WOMAN, coiored; neat; wishes do
nestle work; plain cooking: live in;
references. NE. S-6T99J
.C0LORED WOMAN with references
desires g.h.w., by day or week. NO.
G-l3S6.
LADY desires job; s.h.w.:
eAper. cock. LU. 3-..3255.
COLORED GIRL, desires H. W., cook,
or child care: city references. AID.
COLoRED WOMAN, desires days
work, Saturday only: experienced
and references NO T-t3S3
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hELP-WoMtN

WAITRESS. white, able to work split
shift through lunch and dinner.
Immediately; good salary and tips.
$3.50 Piney Branch I'd, Silver Spring
Nd. Ju. 9-9647, ask for Mr.
WAITRESS, white, experienced. night
work Apply only between and IL
am. No phone calls. ROSSTTER'S
SEA FOOD GRILL 4132 Georgia
WAITRESS. experienced. white. Closed
Sundays. Apply 1915 Georgia ave.
WAITRESS, white. over Ell: night
work. no Sundays Apply GEORGES
RESTAURANT. 405 It'll ST. s.w
WAITRESS. white. exper.. with refs.
apply RIORDAN'S. 1855 4th st. s.w
over Fl; experienced in
mixing drinks. Apply AIS, gal
Bladensburs I'd ne. lis
WAITRESS. niRhtwork from 8 pm.
till =. Apply before noon, DIXIE
PIG RESTAURANT, 1904 Bladens-
burg I'd. Cottage City, Md, AP.
7-aS00. Ia
white, exper. only
Apply VIENNA BAKERY AND
LUNCHEoNETTE. Sill Penna. ave.
NV 10
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TRUCK MECHANIC

Permanent. full-time opening for eX-
perienced man. Must have own tools
and be able to furnish good refer
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Hampshire ave. NV. i21st and Nj
8 to IL am, Monday through Fri
- - 10
sALESGlRLs, part time. to sell
eea.n,diy n theaters. Apply Msnager
isALEsLADY-Must be, thoroughly
experienced in children's wear, Ex.
celient working conditions. sith 5000
starting salary. Apply BEYDA'S
Ills F. st. NV. 10
sALESLADY, white, &c to so, exper i
neat appearing. Call Mr.. THoMP-
SON, . to 8. ME. S-3960. liz
sALEsLADY. full or part time. Hours
10 am. to d pm Age II to 80.
white. Gift and stationery store near
18th and G NV. Call Ii. 7-3304.
working conditions: experience pre-
ferred; Apply in person. HAMP-
SHIRE LANE BAKERY. 1887 New
Hampshire ave. If
SALESLADY. exp. selling ladies' wear
essential; good opp. to right party;
under As. Apply KREGER'S. 65S
Pa. ave. sc. 30
SALESIADiES-Mus be thoroug lilly
experienced in selling infants wear.
can, qualify. Apply BEyDA's, 3I14
SALESWOMEN, exper.. for part-time
work, Mon Thurs. 3 to 3 pm;
i.-sat., 1913 pm, KoPY KAT,
713 H st, ne. IL
SE1BERT DECoRAToRs, 7I03 Wis
SEAMSTRESS. experienced in draper
les and slip covers only; :3!3:j6
Georgia ave. NV. -lS
SECRETARY, part time, to 5. Mon
through Fri; GEORGETOWN Med.
School; LIMO. summer vacation.
Iypins speeds; backsroqnd basic
s sGhsn4s p 1R ksoPPAkYi 'o EN- 0st
1000. Ext. 622 or 59S. liz
SECRETARY, editorial. shorthand,
typing, initiative. pleasant manner;
tCatholic New Service: varied work;
air-cond office; -employe benefits;
S6O wK. RE. 1888, Ext. PA.
SECRETARY, neat, attractive young
lazy or tG os serve as EN-
COMMAND of English necessary.
cal HO. 2-U215. is
SECRETARY to manager. FL to IS,
some shorthand, typing. payroll and
sass resident. near Glass Manor.
Sc, LII. 2-S2S5. is
SECRETARY-RECEPTIoNIsT. pleas
ing personality: hours to 4:3u,
Sat. 9 20 /. ARLEDGE REAL ES-
TATE corr 1888 Wilson slyd..
for pvt. organization, in
field International relations, short
hand. tipping essential. college back
ground preferable: varied duties. lib
erai vacations; probable So 1000
starting salary, with periodic raises.
Call D9. 7-6612. ~
editorial, shorthand,
tipping, initiative, pleasant manner:
catholic News Servicel: varied work
alr-cond. office: employe benefits;
500 wk. RE 1865. Ext. 214.
for CP.A. office in
Bethesda; excellent typist: gen. Office
responsibility; 5-day week. Interview
by appt., OIL. 1920. lie
SECRETARY. British Commonwealth
subject. fol secEetarial and general
Office routines. Call Elk. $1,000, Ext.
SO. tor further deta1is. IL
SECRETARIES, STEN0S., bkprS.. clks..
ofc. mach. oprS., many others.
Select pos; highest salaries. ATLAS
AGENCY, 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
BOOKkEEpER for ad-
yertising agency. Young. attractive,
for agency moving to new air-con-
ditionec bldg; pvt. Office; varied
duties; 5-day week, 9 to 1;30; SAL
airy open. Write MILLOY ADVER-
Using, Box :iS9-v. Star.
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Real Estate Statesmen
SALES CANVASSERS

We believe some statesmen are can
vaSsers and some are cloSerS Both
are necessary for the successful sales
program We are Offering a salary
ana commission for good canvassers
getting sales aids II you can can
vass. you will make more money with
US than any place in town. Call OIL.
6-4S75 for appointment. Mr.
Beatty. AMCO PRODUCTS. INC.
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SUPERVISORY
TRAINEE

Alert individual. with some business
school BACKGROUND. who is interested
in setting started on a career sin
accounting. Some experience in
credit work in private industry is
required Age 25-3a. Reply. giving
full details regarding practical ex-
perience educational BACKGROUND
and personal data. Box 16S-x. Star
TAILOR, experienced, mems anc
ladies' custom work THE WOHL.
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SlTUATloNs-WoMEN
STENOGRAPHER

RaDid, accurate, diversified exper.:
temporary basis. MRS. DAVIS, DU.
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