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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

June Clarence Maestro Free
man. 7l5 Olson Highway, Rev.
| Charles Childrcas. 1904 Oliver Az.
Walter Scott. 3iu Firth Az
IS
/ June . Frank Peoples, 22Oi
| Firth Az s Kay Frances Dorsey.
/ HOS Aldrich Az ~ Miss Juanita
J Washington. 3GfI Smelling Az.
Judson Phillips, Jr, i1i6 Third
/ Az S. Raymond johnson. 1850
Fourth Az. &
I June 8 Mrs J n Williams
1892 Fourth Az 8 Mrs Matte
Owens. 1900 Clinton Az: CartieIl
Cooper, 1895 Firth Az g
June Pleasant Brceden 1909
Olson Blvd. Leroy Bryant, 373il
Washington Az s: Mrs Ruby
Graham. 3437 Smelling Az. Mrs
Emma Hili. 512 Emerson Az. N.
Mr. Gran Harris, 2eli I3th Az.
8 Mrs Josephine Murray 1915
Third Az &.
June Mrs. u ". Ingram
3e4i Fourth Az 3: Mrs Bertha
Christopher. 51is James Az n.
Katherine Harper 1901 Bryant
Az ~ LEONARD J Counter. POO
/ o. ? IN , m RMS nel-dh1
Marquette Az. Mrs. Dorothy
Jones. so7 Washington Az q;
Jimnine Anderson, 1925 Third
Nv g.
June Cd G. D0wdy 1929
Smelling Az. Mrs Marguerite
Combs. 1915 Fourth ~ s. Mrs..
clifford Harms. 2slf as, ~. g.
Mr. Frank Castl"rnsn Jr, ji2 p
25th St steven II" 2028
Bloomington Av
June 10 Christine Pied. s5t
Bryant ~ -
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June 5-Ar o Lowell Evans.
Kansas city. No
June MargUertts johnson,
Evansville III.
June CoTrins Jones Chicago.
III.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03

Marian Anderson, noted Ameri.
can contrallo. upon hor departure
from Israel where sho appeared
with the Israel Philharmonic or
CheAtrn announced the establish
mcnt ~ an annual scholarship
fund of 900 Israel pounds for the
encouragement ~ young musical
talent" (vocal ana inAtrumeathD.
Miss Anderson explained that
she was HcttlnR up IN" scholarship
in appreciation ~ the devotion Of
the people Of lsrnci' who had tab
en- her 90 their hearts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03

You caB b"t your last dollar
that advrrtisrrs In this paper are
community friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03

The postman rings only once
when he brings mail subscribers
this paper every Friday morning.
Housewives walt for II to read
Jessie Shepard's report on the
latest party, bridge luncheon.
wedding or what have you In the
social and personal line.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEArOIIs

June I Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
Owens. 1898 Clinton Az, one
year,
June Mr. and Mrs Donald
W McMooro. 500 E goth st,
three years. Mr. and Mrs Claude
Jackson. 1904 FInh Az q, eight
years
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

Duke leads Tennessee, TO,
with the second quarter Just
starting. A single wingback team
tbacks lined up to one side of
center). Tennessee has the ball
on its own l6-yard line. second
down and ten. The balhis In the
center Of the field.
In . preceding game. Tennes-
see has used the quick kick eff
fectively in this spot twice. since
its left half is q fine punter who
gets the bali away fast. AS q
result, the Duke safety. on the
preceding down moved back 10
yards just as the ball is snapped.
Duke Is playing o 7-1-2-1 de-
tense tseven iinemen, one line
hacker. two halfbacks. safety !,
which stopped q fullback spinner
play cold on the previous down.
Rate these plays ], 2, 8 and 4:
Quick kick
Fake kick and pass down side
line
on tackle slant
Fake TO fullback and pass
down center
tAnsuer on Page c-5)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
|Durocher Confers
With NBc on Job

NEW YORK. Sept. ~ B.--
Leo Durocher, resigned manager
OF the Giants. Is negotiating with
the National Broadcasting Co.
for q position with the network.
MICS press department an
Inounced that the networks ex-
|ecutiye vice president, Robert w.
|Sarnoff, land Durocher would
make an announcement later
today.
Airwaye work would not be
new to the fiery baseball veteran
who last week announced he Is
ending his long baseball career.
Seven years ago he did Q radio
sports commentary for the
American BroAdcasting Co. He
has made q number Of TV guest
appearances.
/ Mrs. Durocher, who Is actress
LARAMIE Day. has been on many
|T'V shows. She has conducted q
|pre-game program for . local Tv
station from the Polo Grounds
for several years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
Sophomore End
vaulfs 10 No. 7
Spot on Ierps
By nIERRELL WHITTLEsEY

~ MA1zS4s1A<1 WnAA AA10B1
1t might have been the day
he bumped Bob Pellegrini and
grounded the Maryland co-cap-
tain with q knee injury. but
whatever It Mas, something has
awakened Ed Cooke. 6-foot-4
230-pound sophomore end on the
Terrapin football squad.
The big. speedy Virginian has
vaulted from an insignificant
role as q sixth-stringer to the No
2 right end position behind Rus
sell Dennis for Maryland's visit
to Waco. Tex. to play Baylor
Saturday night.
Cooke played about 20 minutes
in Marylandis TO triumph ever
uCLA last Saturday, mostly on
defense. On his first play Of the
game he threw q UCIA bah car
rier for q 6-yard loss. and he
was q standout on many Of the
plays while he was In there.
Better Known in Track
Cooke was secuted by the
Terps' track coach, Jim Kehoe,
while he was at CRANKY High in
Norfolk. He played tackle in
high school. but was better
known In track.
He didn't appear too inter-
Bested IN football last year and
Twas hurt after the second fresh.
imam game. In spring practice
The did little to attract attention,
land was about TO be written ofi
las q disappointment.
On the next-to-last heavy
lscfimmage before the Missouri
game, Cooke unavoidably nat
tened Pellegrini. He was playing
with the sixth team. He thus
created more attention for al.
most running the Terps' star
Ilineman than for any Of his own
lprOwess.
1 But the week Of the Missour,
game he was o changed football
player. All OF the coaches were
talking about him. and at mid.
week he was added to the travel.
ling squad.
Helped Harass Kicker
| When Missouri scored its sec.
iond touchdown and was about Il
Iline up for the point. Cooke wa.
lsent into the game to try and
block the kick. 1t wasn't blocked
but was was wide and he helped
lharass the kicker. He came out
after that play.
Tim Flynn Is the logical end
behind Dennis but Tins knees
tare heavily tapped and they're moi
lgoing to get much better In his
senior year.
| Cooke Is the fastest end on the
squad at so yards tDennis the
fastest at 1907 and it's no secret
that he will be utilized more on
target among the pass receivers
| Ralph Hawkins was moved Il
Ifullback as the Terps started
workouts for Baylor yesterday
afternoon. The former ST. Johns
end has been running third
/ See MARYLAND, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
Air Force Cadets
Pick Folcons as
Name for Teams

DENVER. Sept. ~ (R.-Air
Force Academy athletic teams
will be known as the Falcons. Z
That name was an almost
unanimous choice as the schools
first class Of cadets baIloted
yesterday at Lowry Air Force
Base. the Academy's temporary
home.
The falcon, . bird of prey that
can be trained to hunt small
game, was picked by the
cadets from nominations that
included wildcat. mountain lion,
ocelot. cheetah, bengal tiger,
black panther and golden eagle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27

fans on how TO keep calm with
the observation: .Since the
Dodgers went to such lengths
to protect the fans tby ciinching
the pennant eariyl. the least the
fans can do Is try to protect
themselves. e One i10tei asked
people registering whether they
were Yankee d Dodger fans Il.
kept the two species on different
floors.
The prediction Is for rain for
the opener and. II the rains do
come. 1t win mark the second
time bad weather has been q
blessing lin disguise TO Yankee
Manager Casey Stengei. This
time Centerfielder Mickey Man
tie needs time to permit his
ailing iegs to heal. N the
81 Series against the Giants
Etengei was hard oppressed for o
pitcher, with the Giants leading
2-i In games. It rained on
Sunday and gave his ace, Allie
Reynolds. an extra day Of rest.
!. The Yanlks won the next
three.
The Yankees worked but In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
Maryland Finds
Quickest Wdyio
Take Poll Lead
D. the A q! pre.s

II you want to be the top
ranked college football team In
|the Nation. the best thing 70 do
lis to beat the top-ranked team.
Maryland followed this reason
ling. In effect. To assume today
the role Of No. I team IN the
country.
Before they invaded College
Park, Nd. last week end. UCLA's
Pacific Coast champions had
won 10 straight games They had
scored In each Of their last 80.
They had been picked In the
pre- season Associated Press poll
las the best bet for the mythical
national championship. And
they had led the first weekly
ratings.
Maryland's revenge hent Ter
|rapins knocked the uclaus from
this proud station with . TO
|shellacking.
Today. the Terrapins were re-
Iwarded by being placed No. ] In
1.-THE Associated Press poll In q
vote Of 1856 sports writer's and
lbroadcasters.
Close Fight with Michigan
In q close night with Michigan,
the power Of the Big Ten. the
lMarylanders rolled up 3 total OF
I1,ii3 points TO Jump from NTH
TO first In the standings.
Michigan. which received
three more iirst place votes than
Maryland but lacked the overall
voting strength. gained second
place with 1882 points.
Points are awarded on the
basis Of 10 for q first place vote.
mine for second. etc. Michigan
AT winner over Missouri. drew
40 first place votes. Maryland As.
Completing the first 10 were:
Is. Georgia Tech. 4. Notre Dame.
Is. Oklahoma. s. Army. Z. UCI4A.
ID. Ohio State, 8. Southern Call
FORMS. 10. Texas Christian.
Notre Dame made an impress
size debut against Southern
See POLL Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
Racing Career
OF High Gun
Is Finished
King Ronch Stor
Retired to Stud as
Injury Precoution

NEW YORK. Sept. "a " -
Trainer Max Hirsch Of the king
Ranch said today that High Gun,
4-year-old handicap racing star.
would be retired Immediately 70
stud.
High Gun. who was the s.
year-old champion Of 1854,
scored one Of his greatest VIC
tories Saturday In the $l06. zoo
Sysonby Stakes at Belmont Park
as he came from behind on 9
muddy track TO defeat Jet Ac-
tion. Nashua, Helioscope and MT
Turf.
'.He is definitely through. and
win be sent to the King Ranch
farm in Kentucky" Hirsch said,
Slight Signs Of Trouble
The trainer said High Gun had
shown slight signs Of suspensory
trouble for some time and. al
though the colt had never been
lame, I'VE don't want To take any
chances. The suspensory Is 9
ligament In the ankle.
High Gun Is stabbed ct Bel
mont Park, where he won many
Of his greatest victories. includ-
ing the Belmont Stakes Of 1854.
He had been considered q
likely entry IN the 2-mile Jockey
Club Gold Cup q week from SAT-
urday and q. nominee for the
washington, u. G.. international
ct Laurel. November II.
Proved His worth
Robert ]. Kleberg Of Kings
vile, Tex. owner Of the King
Ranch, told one writer:
ut is my thought that thor-
|oughbreds are raced for the pur.
pose Of proving their worth. In
my opinion. High Gun has
proven himself q champion. He
has accomplished ali We have
asked Of him and has no farther
TO go as . race horse.
1T would be foolish to risk
breaking down q good horse By
continued racing under heavy
|imposts."
Kleberg added: IT don't want
Ito see him run again. In fact,
I'm ready for q rest. too. and
don't want TO see another horse
race for 8 month or two"
High Gun retires with total
earnings Of $4S6. 025. He earned
|$3l4.550 Of that as q 3-year-old
after being raced only sparingly
the year before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27

The Brooklyn Red Cross issued
. list Of instructions 70 Dodger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27

Ralph Hawkins was moved to
|fullback as the Terps started
workouts for Baylor yesterday
afternoon. The former ST. Johns
end has been running third
See MARYLAND, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
Ferrer Scores Kuyo

PARIS. Sept. n lH1.Sera-
phin Ferrer. French lightweight
champion, staged q brilliant
comeback last night to knock out
Johnny Butterworth Of England
In the eighth round of q sched-
uled l0-round bout ct the Paris
Sports Palace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
81 rain tomorrow and possibly
Thursday as well.

Of rain tomorrow and possibly
Thursday as well.
tThe opener Is scheduled
to start at noon, Washington
time. MICS Nationwide tele-
cast viii be carried by WRC.
Channel 4. beginning at HAS
am. WWDC, 1860 kc.. viii
carry the radio account.)
Bookies have installed New
York as o 13-to-10 favorite, but
predicting the outcome could be
pure speculation. Injuries, late
season coIlapses, the inconsist-
ency of pitchers and hitters. plus
the unknown ravages Of time
key veteran players cloud
the crystal ball for most fans.
Take the case Of Don New
combe. slated to oppose the YAM
KEGS Whitley Ford In the opener
before SO. 900 spectators. He pos
sessed an 1872 record ct the time
Of the All-Star Game in mid
See SERIES. Page C-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
Rain Threat Arises to Make
Series Even Bigger Guess
WORLD SERIES sIDELIGHTs
-obine 5 | ask Vital;
Martin Rides CoInpy

NEW YORK, sept. ~ a.
Manager Mayo Smith Of the
Phiilies, in town for the World
Series. had this observation to-
day: "a World Series Is 9 pitch
ing contest. ! think Brooklyn
Pitcher Clem L.abine Is going to
be one Of the most important
men In the country In the next
few days. He's the Dodgers
best
The first two games are set
for Yankee Stadium and they
don't get over to BROOKLYN until
Friday, but one fellow has
camped outside Ebbets Field
since last Friday. The
Yankee campers didn't begin ar.
irving until yesterday. /. This
Is the second straight big week
Tor New York hotels and retau-
rants. Nj. You couldn't get o
hotel room before the Rocky
Marciano-A Archie Moore fight.
and they're ct . premium again,
Whitley Ford, who Ii to start
the first game for the Yanks
tomorrow. said Jackie Robinson
is the toughest batter he ever
faced. "But ! feel real good
about starting against the
Dodgers--in the Stadium. the
|Yanks' No. Ltlrier added.
Yank Second Basernan Billy
Martin, who Is due Ia be dis
charged from the Army right
after the series--he's on termi-
nal leave nowsaid he watched
Brooklyn games on television all
season. And I notice that
Campanella still Is tagging them
high" he cracked. whats the
matters Campy spike shy?"
Carl Furillo, the Dodger right
fielder. Is nursing . cold. which
means he's had trouble now In
four series. Before the $50
series. he suffered 3 fractured left
hand In . scuffle with Leo Du-
rocher, tn 80 he had eye trouble
and III ~ he suffered groin
injury.
The Brooklyn Red Cross issued
. list Of instructions 70 Dodger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
SERIES LINEUPs

NEW YORK, Sept. n R.-
Probable starting lineups for to-
incrTow's World Series opener at
Yankee Stadium. tYankee order
based on possibility Mickey
Mantle may not START
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

from nearly every reviewer. and was bought
for filming by Hollywood studio. RockyS
third major interest. painting remains more
of a hobby than profession though boxing
fans have offered to buy his work sincere
admirer of Picasso. Rocky spends hours in his
Forest Hills IN. " apartment copying the
modern masters paintings and working on
his own
Rocky holly denies that he's becoming a
highbrow. saying he just wants to extend his
personal range and provide the most comfort
able life he can for his wife and daughters.
Audrey, H. and Norma, 6. Far from discourage
ing these wider interests. Norma Graziano feels
her husband is just hitting his stride A petite
blond, Norma married Rocky while he was
still. smuggling his way into the big time. and
has always insisted he has as much brains
as Drawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
New Fields For Graziano

LEW rackets come tougher than boxing
l. Besides taking punishment in the ring
whether he wins or loses, a prizefighter is
expected to spend lavishly the big money he
makes during the short time he holds the title
On retiring he may have saved enough to open
bar with his once-famous name as chief
drawing card.
One major departure from this fairly pre-
dictable routine is Rocky Graziano, the color
full -middleweight champ who retired in
1852 when he turned 80. The scorecard shows
him well ahead now in three new fields
As straight man for Martha Raye on her
NBC television show. Rocky has earned praise
as a slowwitted comedian and he recently
landed on the best-seller list with his auto
biography, Somebody Up There Likes Me"
This moving story of his struggle to grow up
on New York's lower East Side earned kudos
Evening star., 1955-01-19
SlTUATIoNS--MEN

junior--Graduate ac-
countant desires experience with
cPA or public accountant. Call DI
7-0421 before IL Am. l9e
part time: books
started, caught up. kept. part time;
loc -efs;; prompt; reas; JU a-b407.
oqghly competent and experienced. !.
BGfLER i3; o.tsi tcsaiAuFFEUR. for man,
woman or couple, good refs. and
exper. Cali 10 a.m.-4 pm. AD, 4
CHEF, hishlv experience in hotel.
sD51 iSs s8d BOZ ss9 ism
building construction.
will do complete take-ofls and price
all trades; salary, s126 wk: Box
sitsI siSs,M; s.sS StaT; p.m or call Jo' sI5sss i5s
perience on ail-make machihes. Nov
ing from West Coast and viii be In
d. c. on Jan. "a. Can furnish refer
ences, Box 11S-S. Star -21
drivers, restaurant
workers, filling station attendants,
warehousemen. COCKS, eleyateT stSr cyS ogS
Excadi.. 1872 9th st. NV. no. 2
YOUNG MAN desires general once
work, Arlington pref. KE. S-6S72.
40
YOUNG MAN, 35, desires position
with catering firrn as banquet man
ager. Expert decorator with 10 yrs.
exrer. catering in New England.
Finest ref. furn. Box 3S4-M, Star.
MAN. 40, experienced, interested in
position as hotel clerk or assistant
manager OF hotel Please write or
call Box 3S0-M, Star. 80
MAN, driving or stock
clerk work. or porter with driver
ARCH. CRAFTSMAN. Call
Ho. 2-1054, Room 412. aft. $3.50
RELIABLE, cOLoRED NAN
wants part-time work after $50.
LU. 1880. 20s
Evening star., 1955-01-19
slTuATIoNs--DoMEsTIc

COOK. colored, high class, would like
to be placed with high-class people.
cleaning, ironing: Mon
day. through Thursday; reliable col
1rsd IaSs rsfS SRst IA ssrssssa 4sSs IN da,
or night duty; any cases accepted;
10 to 12-hr. duty. AID. 4.s135.
PRACTICAL NURSE available day or
night duty: have 5 years exper.
with infants and children; good city
refs Call night or day. Ii. 7-50lb.
WHITE SETTLED LADY to live in
and care for elderly people: no ldry.
1101 W. Va. ave. ne. bsmt. Apt: T.
WHITE. competent. r,h.w.: to
days Box 379-M, Star. 20e
COLoRED WOMAN wants 3 days;
ghH g5GS. e. Glea9. 9..sFss nsst' best city 10! !'f
WOMAN, colored. likes cleaning Of
fice 5 days wk. Cali Wed. only. Ho.
coLoRED 5Rl; WOMAN wants work as
e.h.w.. mothers helper, baby sitting
cnrnsrS IL ns Sr si s;s IL dssi5ss s5slSd DAVIS work
oSlXhfR Of fui time; % exper' ers'tsn Ne, s,s75o.
COLORED GIRL wants Job, general
housework; preferably nights. Ho.
WOMAN, colored, experienced, wants
days work, g.h.w. or child care. co
5-n090,
GIRL, colored, would like afternoon
work. from 3 to z pm; reliable;
refs. Ii. 3-S532
GIRL, coiored. desires housework BY
the week, live out, no cookine. LU.
4-S772.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
or nurse maid, full or part time:
exper.: ref. co. 5-7455.
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HELP-poMEsTlc lcent.l q

C0MPANI0N-HSKRR-. exper.. white.
for elderly woman: prefer drivers
license: live IN OF out. Local 5eis.
COOK HoUsEKEEPER. for large
church In NV section. courteous
ness. neatness. fudustriousness and
ability to get along with people re-
auisites. Reply IN ErItlns stal,ne
experience and references 6oz
live In: $50; Thurs
day and every other Sunday on: 2
girls. Ia and 31z yrs. To. 2-56s0.
G.H.w.; 5.s days: stay 2 nights. wed
and setS $25. IN s2S25: s,l
sundays; stay 9 niehts. EN-. 2-sss4.
G.Hw.-cooK, must be fond Of chill
dren: have exper, and refs: Aye-in
% new Tambisr; p;tos PVT room bath ana
HoUsEKEEPER. iive-in. for workine
couple; = children in nursery school
MORNINGS: suburban home: upstairs
room; 5lz-day week. $40: must have
local refs. BOX 327-R. Star. 30
LIvE-N MAID (Coioredl, exper. with
children, g.h.w. and plain cooking;
WE'D W an snd ,in syeTg Sg-.;a9s ss99sr sun. on; $50
MAID-Part time, for sports shop:
hours. 10 to 2::30. Apply 26lS Conn
sAiD, between e5 and 20, must be
fond of children. and live in; refer
erces required; 6-day week, every
other Sunday on. Starting salary,
$50 week Do not apply unless you
are hard worker. ia. 1851. --2l
MAID, LIVE-IN; fond Of children;
plain cooking: u day Thursday
every other Sunday of: other help
employed; references and health
card; S32. Ju. 5-33SS. ga
GIRL, neat. 1925, general household
duties: live In attractive home and
surroundings. Apply AIS Woodland
drive. Forest Heights. MARYLAND.
Take Oxen Hill bus. 11th and
Penna. ave-, or phone IO. 7-S204
for appointment lOs
WOMAN. middle-aged. white; live In:
care for 2 children. Call between
3 a.m.-2:30 pm. ia 7-9l SO. 30
WOMAN, 30-45, excel. refs, g.h.N.:
live in: good cook. laundress: day
OF during wk., Sun. OF after early
dinner. Do not call unless above re-
quirements can be filled. $3.50 mo.
WHITE WOMAN, live in; g.h.w.. cook;
care for invalid baby. Call Cedar B.
3 3444. 30
CARE OF INFANT: CIV; TO LIVE
IN SILVER SPRING AREA: REFER
ENCES. CALL MRS. HODGE. Ju. D.
-
Evening star., 1955-01-19
HELD MEN

YOUNG MAN, for property manage
ment department Of prominent real
estate drIn. Entails supervising
group rental properties. Experience
helpful but will consider engineer-
ing. or mechanical training IS al
tentative: strong washington back.
good Job with . future. BOX 65-
s, Star.
1877 FAIRM0Nf ST. N.w,-Handy-
man. work in exeh. for free rm. and
board: white. AD. 4-5303.
STUDENTS over q with
cars 70 work ewes, white, aver. -
per hr, Call WO. 6-692l or apply
RIM 221. 1920 Conn.,. 9-1 pm. 30
TO THE MAN WHO Is LOOKING
AHEAD, nationally known AAA-I
Co.. in business since 1888. has
career opportunity. for tsp sales
%en cs S sS Ss viz nih esI exclusive SD Ss s
repeat business. weekly draw against
earned commission. Immediate earn
ings Strong home ONCE and field
supgoTs gs Sr 6spA BsTsonsl ssIss ntsrylsT %SE
Of the OSBORNE Co. 3203 Co
9uelin terri, Chevy Chase Is, Nd.
(Do not phone).
COUNTERMAN, exper
in Kosher deiicstessen. Apply 7S22
Eastern ave. -25
LARGE CONSUMER SELLING Or
GANIZATION has openings for men.
between % and 40. in d. c. and
surrounding areas. Car necessary.
Salary and commission. Company
will train you Interviews Wed. and
Thurs. of this week. between 10
and 4, y. S. EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE. Old Post once Bldg, 315 18th
st. NV. No phone calls. -19
RETIRED MAN wanted to manage
dry cleaning and laundry branch
offer fine working conditions. vaca-
ton with pay. and permanent en-
ployment. Write Box 326-R. Star.