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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13

This is the 10th Of IA excerpts from Al
Sehoeht's my Own PortieuIor Screw
ball. published by Doubleday 6 Co.
action-18.000 people. But an
hour before game time, Griff
called the team for a meeting
johnson can't pitch" he said
sadly. mot only is his arm both
ering him again. but he strained
muscle in his groin. I'm In q
desperate spot, and so is the
pitcher who has to take john
sons place. Who wants the
ball?"
The dressing room was silent
for half minute. Nobody
stirred. Just the breathing. Then
a voice shattered the stiffness:
"I'll pitch it. Griff."
The voice was mine. It start
led everybody, including myself.
Gripping my shoulder, Griff said:
IF you win this game today,
Al, as long as I have anything
to say about this ball club you'll
have a job with me. mean it.
I don't care if you don't win
another game this season -
you've got to win this one!"
Bitter Protest by Fans
When ! started unlimbering
near home plate, there was no
reaction from the crowd at
first; but when 10 minutes went
by and they still didn't see john
son warming UP. an angry muir
muir started rumbling through
the stands.
Then the announcer shouted.
"For Washington, Schacht pitch
ing and. :"
AS soon as they heard my
name, the crowd let loose with
q thunderous "B-o-o-oooooo!"
Then the pop bottles and seat
cushions started flying-at me. I
couldn't, blame them. They'd
turned out to see the great
johnson pitch and instead found
a busher trying to fill their idols
shoes.
The Yankees leadoff hitter
walked on four straight balls.
Now the bottles and cushions
really few. It took IS minutes
to clear the field again.
But the Yankees failed to
score and we led, 20, in the
fourth. Then the Yankees filled
the bases with one out. Up
stepped Babe Rutland I struck
him out on three pitches. Next
was Duffy Lewis, and I got him
for the third out. AS I walked
back to the dugout, one lonely
fan applauded. It must have
been my brother.
BY the eighth inning we were
ahead. Al. But the Yanks again
got three on with Ruth and
Lewis coming up. I got them
both on pop-ups, and then l
staggered through the ninth.
And now they were standing,
cheering me.
Club Goes Wild
The Washington club went
wild, carrying me on their
shout lers and slapping me black
and blue, as though we'd won
the World Series. We were
whooplng 1t up in the clubhouse
when Griffith dashed in. He
threw his arms around me and
cried: "Al, you were great, just
great. And what I said before
still goes-I don't care if you
don't win another game the rest
Of the season!"
And. friends, I got news for
you. I didn't win another game
that season. A few days after
my triumph. I was sent in to re-
lieve in game against Detroit.
I slid into the bag head first.
Shortstop DOME Bush crashed
down heavily on me. A grinding
pain ripped through my right
shoulder. and I rolled over |
moaning.
/ didn't know it right then,
but my promising big-league
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13

Clark Griffith had advertised
that Walter johnson would pitch
against the Yankees in the aft
ernoon portion of the big Fourth
of July double-header in 1920.
At that time. 10000 people at
a Washington bali game was a
terrific crowd.
The biggest crowd of the year
turned out to see johnson in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13

This is the 10th Of IA excerpts from Al
Sehoeht's my Own Particular Screw
ball. published by Doubleday 6 Co.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

OF thee we sing >. for comfort for foshion! SyEEZ
shoes have never been so fine, SO comfortable
with seofresh trims crisp clean styles And so bliss
full to walk in =. with SeIbys cIineine flare fit"
A. Blue Golf only, 1895. B. Blue or red Golf, l2e5.
c. Blue Golf black potent .e5. D. Blue Golf, black
potent, 1925. E. Blue, black popcorn" mesh, l.e5.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Mrs. s.Wurren
HonorGues

Mrs. Earl Warren, wife Of
the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court, will be the
honor guest at a reception at
the Marine Commandant's
quarters during the Official
Homes for Friendship Tour
and Tea" on Saturday.
The tour, from l to S pm.
includes a reception at which
Mrs. Lemuel Shepherd, wife
of the Marine Commandant,
will be hostess. and a tea at
Friendship House. Friendship
House, a Red Feather social
settlement benefits from the
tour.
A dozen historic and re-
stored residences on Capitol
Hill and the Christ Church
and Congressional Cemetery
will be open to the public
during the tour.
In the receiving line with
Mrs. Warren will be Mrs.
Stanley Reed, Mrs. Tom Clark.
Mrs. Sherman Minton and Mrs.
Harold H. Burton, all wives of
Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court. The cabinet
will be represented by Mrs.
George Humphrey. Mrs. Her
bert Brownell, jr., and Mrs.
Arthur Summerfleld.
Mrs. Sherman Adams Is
chairman of the receiving line.
Mrs. Leroy johnson is gen.
eral chairman of the tour.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Or. Davies
ToSpeok

The Rev. A. Powell Davies,
minister Of All Souls Unitarian
Church. viii be one Of the
principal speakers at the Free
dom Agenda Regional Confer
ence on Individual Liberty at
the Raleigh Hotel on March Z
and 8.
The meeting, sponsored by
the Freedom Agenda Commit
tee Of the Carrie Chapman
Gait Memorial Fund. is one Of
the IA regional conferences
being held throughout the
country.
DR.. Davies will speak in the
morning on March Z. The aft
ernoon session will be a dis
cussion on "Why We Have q
Bill Of Rights" Mr.. Adam
Yarmolinsky. Washington at
torney, will serve as consul
tant on constitutional law.
On March 8. the conference
will study ways of developing
community interest and action
on problems Of individual lib
erty.
Miss Anna Lord Strauss,
president Of the Carrie Chap
man Gait Fund and of the
funds Freedom Agenda Pro-
gram, will be chairman, Of the
conference. The other con-
ference leaders will be Mrs.
Waldo E. Stephens of Okla
homa City and Mrs. Donald C.
Mills Of Washington. Local
conference chairman is Mrs.
Walter N. Tobriner.
The Freedom Agenda Pro-
gram Of the fund operates
with the aid Of a grant from
the Fund for the Republic. Its
purpose is to encourage wider
understanding Of the basic
concepts Of individual liberty.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Service League
To Mark FOUNDING

The Women's Service League
will celebrate its third ami
versary today at the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA, 901 Rhode
Island avenue NV, with a
program and tea from S to Z
pm.
Guest speaker will be Mr..
Scovel Richardson, chairman
of the United States Board of
Parole.
Evening star., 1955-02-27


FOR THE FOLKS BACK neutrality-suspicious. wives and
vision recording Capitol veminute TV
shorts their home districts Among these
have Bolton of Ohio Freshman Representa-
Edith Green of Oregon and Mrs Clifford Davis wife OF the
Representative Tennessee Mrs Davis discussed protocol In
Washington while Mrs Green former educator talked about
solving national school problems
Florence Hof, TV director is frequently asked
clothes and makeup Il give only non
advice she stresses Il tell them to clothes in
light shades and to keep natural look in makeup"
%
COME AND GET TT-At a party last week Senator Price
enterpng after counting the number in
week. specated that e Senator must be contemplating
quitting Senate and running for Governor"
"Tm not quitting the Senate" the Senator insisted, but
going to stop putting out the releases
must have reented little though because this week two
releases originated in his office.
III
MR. KENEIPP PLEASE NOTE-Mrs. Keith Thomson, wife
Wyomng Representative has only good things to
Washington traffic cts amazing she that uafc
smoothly many visitors and driving
about She attributes it to the "wemarked streets and trafc
directions"
During the snowsto the Thosons "took the good
word of department. stayed at They weren't
equipped with tires chains
I'm Wyoming rarely either" she revealed. except
in of blizzard"
-
HAM WHAT AM-Alabama ham the main course at
luncheon Capitol given Talulah Bankhead
tor and Mrs Lister Hill on Tauahs sopover here IaHu took
of the product from her home State by pointing
out it wasn't from Virginia. -
The actress said she never down an autograph
if the fan says he is from Alabama. eSMsgE
you'd surprised dahngs" dravied ut the number
Continued Page D-1s)
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Candid
Congress
No More Releases
Senator Daniel Says
By Mory [. Vouahon .

FOR SECRETARIES ONLYAt long last the Congressional
Secretaries Club has set the date March for their annual
cepton informal cocktail party in the Willard Hotel Wed
will formally the years activities for new and old
members club The membership elected officers In
January will there greet the than 500 guests
expected.
geacquanted party originally scheduled for last
Thursday president, Miss Marie Warme noticed
fell the night before the Red Cross Blood Bank was to
stationed at the Capitol seeking donations In the past the
congressional listed 400 blood
donors their rolls, Miss Wame postponed the party
week. AFTER ALL" she said ' was cocktail party "
Evening star., 1955-02-27
-:sEp-.

OPERATION CLOCKWORK-A smooth running Office will
greet Smith of Wisconsin when he returns In
few days nearly weeks the ang list His efficient
Betty president the Congressional Club
efficient operations carried in his absence She
pitched things going took Of his mail and all
immediate problems Smith used big tasks. Last
directed the American Legion auxiliary convention
here entaed planning for 10000 auxiliary visitors
She'll stay Office until Mr.. Smith is back full time.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

CONTINUED on Page D-1eJ
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PERSONALS Cont. /,

PUBLIC RELATIONS CouNsELOR-
A well-known. highly cultured
woman with excellent contacts
wishes TO do promotion work for
people with ideas of real merit.
MISS SPENCER. AID. 2-255O.
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED LADY will
give excellent care to eple, of nice
children in her licensed home; ages
3-6 preferred; good refs. JE,
2-324T after q pm.
C0NVALESCENT LADY needs pleas
ant room in practical nurses home:
tray; $l00i details. Box 354-M,
DO You KNOW SOMEONE able to
teach elementary music to begin
ners who are trying out music: no
experience or playing ability needed
but marked ability to influence
child toward further study essen
tial. Hours are 4 to 8 daily plus
2 to ) Saturday. Excellent pay,
Only complete letters considered.
Box 349-T, Star.
COOKING TAUGHT
Teacher from Paris: unusual dishes
made easy: eight-week course:
reasonable. JE. 4-77s7. MORNINGS,
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HELP-MEN

CIVIL ENGINEER. TO correlate sur
veyina and drafting activities OF
municipal government and to sup
erVise the preparation of engineer-
ing designs. maps ane reports. De-
gree In civil engineering and sew
eral years Of responsible engineer-
ing experience reauiredf salary
$3.50 to $3.50 per annum. Apply
Cameron ST.. Alexandria, Va.
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AIRFRAME
SALES
ENGINEERS

Established prime Airfrsme
manufacturer has an opening
for an engineer who will act
as sales engineer.
The man in this position
will be responsible for con-
tacting necessary military
and industrial high-level per-
sonnet. the maintenance Of
a continuing analysis of the
changing aircraft requirements
OF the military services and
will provide technical liaison
between sales and engineerins
for the proper integration of
customer requirements and
MANAGEMENT detectives.
Minimum Job requirements
include BIS in engineering
plus s TO 10 years aircraft
engineering and sales or
planning experience. This po-
sition will require compre-
hensiye aircraft engineering
experience in design or re-
search.
Excellent salary. Relocation
allowance provided.
Submit resume to arrange
for personal interview. All
inquiries will be held conf
Dental.
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When ANSWERING advertisement
addressed TO Stat bo1es do NOT
IticloSe oTt0tna1 references photo
soEai pdlHe COPIES Serre the Dar'
graphs OF other materials OF per.
poss Originals mag oct lost
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AUTO HANDY MAN Washing
JACK MANHATTAN AUTO Sth
AUTO nURRIcATIoN MAN, exper.,
10 work in modern Buick dealer
NESS. ZOO Wis ave, Bethesda,
OIL. $4,000. Mr.. Peers. rs
AUTO MECHANtCS--Enjo security
OF permanent position while WORK
ing in a shop with pleasant work.
level paw profit sharing. paid Vaca.
tons, paid holidays. health and
hospital insurance and opportu
mites for advancement. Phone Mr
Myers. DE 2-6700 for appoint,
ment wsshinston's Oldest and an
+ +RE% Md 5SSse c 1P5ymou'A pfs'ef
Afro MECHANIC, must be exper.
with foreign cars. Excellent propo-
fits ref. REQUIRED. See MI, Hcrsnn
or Mr.. Mills MANHATTAN AUTO,
9Th and 3 SIS: NV. Is
AUTO MECHANICS 20, must ne
vacations, Insurance BENEFITS: excel
lent working conditions. Top sal
AIRY, $50 per hour See Nj
Wentz. GRADY MOTORS CORP
Ss0g Wis. ave. Bethesda, Nd. --3U
AUTO MECHANIC. white. exper. on
ali make used cars: must furnish
own tools. furnish Al refs; 5-day
week, closed all holidays; inside
work salary, 500 per wks Apply
Mr.. jack Lynch, MONTGOMERY y
STUBBS MOTORS. Lincoln Mercury
Dealer, 3715 Bladensburg I'd. AP
AUTO MECHANIC. must be exper
for brake and front end dept.
salary plus bonus: paid vac, hosp
insur., uniforms furn. FlRESTOhE
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced or
General Motors products, TO work
in modern Buick leadership, Apply
ZOO Wisconsin. Bethesda, OIL. g.
h0O0. Mr.. PEERS. ---29
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hELP--MEN
AUTO MEcHANIcs-Excellent !

AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COM
mission earnings; 5-day week: patd
vacation: modern building ann
eouinment to service cars and
Trucks. Apply Mr.. Worsham after
10 m. LOGAN FORD. I'LL 18TH
st, NV
AUTO MECHANICs-We need 3
Chrysler and Plymouth mechanics
interested in making good money
and having a good future. Many
Company benefits and chance for
advancement. Cali MR.. TUCKER,
ia. 2-4I00. between y and 4 pm
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HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, age 30-40. college
grad. Audit exper.: career oppor.
5 days; ST. sal, So, 900. MANAGE
MENT CoNsuLTANTS. INC. Suite
500. 1906 Gsn.w.
ACCOUNTANT and once manager.
experienced wanted by City Ford
dealer, must be competent in all
ment, excellent salary. bonus and
other benefits. Reply Box 343-S,
Star -
ACCOUNTANT. retired. for part
time work; must be able to analyze
and interpret corporate financial
statements. Write. giving quail
fieations. Post once BOX 1913.
Wash. 10. Us
ACCOUNTANT. JR.--For CPA Of
nee. opportunity for ambitious
young man with acct. educ. CAL
Mon. eve. 6:50-9:30. TU, 1888,
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Write or apply
TRANS WORLD AIRLINES
Employment Once
10 Richards Road
Kansas City, Missouri

COMMITTEEMAN with short-order ey-
FLOWER DELIcATEsSEN, SOY
Flower ave, Silver Spring. JU'
7-9U45. -29
COUNTER MAN, CoLoRED-Exper-
fenced fast and neat. Good salary
for right man. MR.. DIS CARRY
OUT SHOP, 1901 You st. NV.
COUNTERaiAN--Apply YATES BAR.
BECUE AND RESTAURANT. $50
Jefferson Davis hwy, Arlington;
CREDIT MGR, small installment
business. must be well versed in
all phases. Give all qualifications
and experience, also salray in reply.
Only exp, and steady applicants
ent help know of this ad. Box
254-T. Star. -29
DAIRY FARMER. small family:
house and all utilities furnished;
good salary. Call Ell. $3.50 or
write B.. M. CARTER. Box 8.
Mclean, Va. rs
and counter man,
exper. only: Apply FLOWER RIGGS
DELIcATEssEE & RESTAURANT,
302 Riggs I'd. ne. RIA. $4,000.
DELIVERY STOCK BOY. grocery.
4, sgi9sd s Of .@scs$S penn a; ;:s1
dry and valet over 2a. apply en-.
Hotel, Conn. ave. and Woodley I'd.
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HELP--MEN
COOK

Roast; top restaurant experience
necessary: sober; top salary; fun
PPfbn one MR. rsf eoHaS Ex s$4id:
between 4 and 9 pm. only. Ill
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HELP.--MEN

ADVERTISING SALESMAN with ra-
dio experience. Unusual opportun-
ity for rapid advancement Box
BOT. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOsALS--Sealed pro-
posals addressed to the Mayor and
Council. Rockville, Md, for fur
nishinR and assortment OF GAL
vsnized pipes and fittings from one
quarter inch to two inch, brass
valves and csulking lead, will be
received by the said Mayor and
Council at their once. 100 So.
III SPIN, Eastern Daylight Saving
Time, September 8, 1865, and
there publicly opened and read in
the once Of said Mayor and
Council. The Mayor and Council
reserve the right to waive techni-
cal defects in the specifications
and also TO reject any or all bids
IN part or in their entirety. MAYOR
AND COUNCIL. Rockville. Nd. BY:
JOSEPH P. BLOCKER. City Clerk.
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Classified Ad Rates
LocoI Advertisers
8 Lines tMinimuml

One ,ime, l6e line.
Three 10 six times sensseUiivsly, Ale
per line.
Seven times eonseeutivsIY. 3se per line.
New automobiles, Ok per line (4-Iins
minimumi.
Special Notices and Personal. Sc per
line odditional.
out-ef-'o~n rois, 66s per line soeh
Insertion.
Claims for ererS Hust be mode in time
fer eereciion before second insertion.
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AUTO MECHANIC
ALTO MECHANICS

We want to talk to about
a men who want To get In on
the ground floor OF a fast
growing service dept. We want
clean-eut men who will take
an interest In our business
and give us good work. We
are going to furnish the
necessary training to make
you a frst class technician.
We will offer you the best OF
WORKING conditions, ) days q
wees with many company
benefits. All replies kept
strictly confidential. Write
giving your name and tele-
phone number, will contact
YOU for interview. Our en-
ployees know of this ad. We
also would like to interview
young men who are interested
In setting In the automobile
business. Box 290-T. Star.
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DISPLAY SHOP MAN
\ permanent position EXISTS in the
ington branch for a man expert
enced in show-card cut out, and
other specialized display work.
Some outside work REQUIRED for
which TRANSPORTATION will be fur
nished Call LA $4,000. GUNTHER
BREWING CO. for interview.
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CLERK
AGE $3.50 YRS, FOR
FUEL OIL AND SERV-
ICE DEPT. EXPERT
ENCE IN THIS FIELD
HELPFUL, BUT NOT
ESSEN TIAL. WILL
CONSIDER CAPABLE
RETIRED MAN. CALL
FOR Apt. RINALDI
COAL CO., INC, 649
RHODE ISLAND AVE.
NE. PHONE HO. 2-1600.
40
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AUTO SHOP FOREMAN

We need a man who has the follow
ing qualifications and Is:
l.. Tops in mechanical ability.
.. Tops in supervision.
3. Able to get along with help.
5. Able to handle customers
&. A good organizer.
This man should not be over 40.
Preferably married and have Chev.
exper. Must stand rigid character
Investigation. To this man, we
offer q steady Job and are prepared
to pay top salary. In reply write
confidential. Box Ait, Star,
AUTOMOTIvE-TRUCK MECHANIC.
AL: day and night shifts: holidays,
vacation with pay CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO, 1901 Oronoco St. Alex,
Va. ov. 3-1500. Ask for Mr.
AUTO USED CAR MANAGER-chev-
rolct dealer. selling 100 ears a
handle complete USED car opera
ton: must be aggressive, q good ner-
chandiSer. able to train and super
wise the statesmen and have thor
ouRh knowledge OF new,caI
dealers used car operation; SalaTy
and bonus excellent opportunity for
a good producer. In reply; give i9ii
ground. All replies kept strictly
confidential. Box 34-S. Star.
AUTO WASH BOY, must be capable
to do good and fast work: 5000
pay and working conds. See Mr.,
SCANLAN. PALMER FORD. INC.
311o Hamilton st.. HyattsVille, q Nd
AUTO .wREcKER. for taking OF
parts and driving toy truck; must
AUTo PARTS. 1924 Biadens5urs
BAKER AZ e. with his wife to take Care 3
Of the shop and the store. Top
paw. Box 4l0-R. Star.
BAKER, full experience. retail; ref
erences. LII. 2-3394.
BAKER, alI-sround experience. Ca
pahle OF running shop. No night
sunday or, holiday work; Profit Prot
ERAL BAKE SHOP. GIL 14th St.
BARTENDER. white. sober and re.
liable. for night work in ne. sec
ton. Call ST. 3-33Sl. 20
CLERK for automobile
shop: familiar with building repair
orders: sick benefits. vacation with
pay. etc. Apply HILL q SANDERS.
See Mr.. Kirby. 1ll4 Vt. ave. nv.
BODY AND FENDER MAN-Plenty
OF work, 5-day week, percentage
basis. RA. 6-lSQ0.
BOOKKEEPER for accounting de-
partment OF large Arlington auto
mobile leadership. Excellent voik Il
ing conditions and opportunity for
advancement. Many benefits includ-
insurance. SHIRLINGTON MOTOR
CO. OV. $4,000. -
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ADMINISTRATIVE
TRAINEE

College grad, to investi-
gate and adjust automobile
claims In preparation for in
side claims examining work.
AGE 24-32. Evening law stu
dent or man with at least ]
yr. legal training pref. Please
call ST. $4,000 between S-3.
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CLERK, white, 80 to 40 years Of
age to work in shipping depart
ment. capable OF answering phone
in wholesale candy and tobacco
business. Answer in own hand
writing. Box 3l1-T. Star. Us
CLERK, in service department OF
major oil company, age around 70
and ambitious. y. Starting salary. ap-
proximateiy $3.50 weekly. Usual
company benefits. II you are seek
ing q permanent position. with op-
portunity for advancement, and can
meet our requirements. Phone Mr..
c. 8. VERNON. IA. 9-S500. be-
tween and 10 AM or 4 and D
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WRITE:
BOX 261-T, STAR

APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN, wash
mach. experience desirable. but vii
train suitable applicant. Car pre-
ferred. For interview. call between
S.30-1l. RA. 3-S7S7. go
APPLIANCE REPAIR MAN. 10 serv-
ice automatic washers and driers,
Must be experienced. Truck furn-
ished. DOWD'S ELECTRIC CO,
ANS Conn ave. NV. -
ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION
WRITER and checker, permanent
position for experienced person
r. s. SENSEMAN. 1905 Ga. ave
NV, RA. 6-l005
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Assistant to Controller

COLLEGE graduate preferred with &C
Counting BACKGROUND. Excellent 90
portunity TO learn retail account
ing. Good starting salary and other
benefits. Apply Employment once
Room $50.
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hELP.--MEN

SERVICE SALESMAN
--Experienced Ford service sales
man wanted BY city dealer. Must
be ambitious, hardworking. and
eager for high pay Excellent salary
plus commis sion. Reply stating eX-
neriancn BOY Ih1T Star a
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AUTO MECHANICS

To SS,UUU
For overseas. Prefer single young
vets. must have had auto mecn.
exper. on military trucks and jeeps;
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1lOS 18th ST. NV. Bet. l and M
AUTO MECHANIC
$3.50 nat rate; Ford experience pre-;
ferred. Large modern shop: paid
holidays and vacation. Apply to
Mr.. Bill Smith. MONROE Ford
Spring, Nd. 20
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CO-PILOTS

Age 20 to % inclusive: height 5's"
to 6'2": CAA commercial license:
instrument rating not required II
have sufncient time TO qualify for
rating: 500 hours solo or first pilot
time; viii consider 500 hours total
II under age 20.
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SHAPIRO

ENGINEERING CORPORATION
1413 K ST. NV. Me. S-l7l7
CLAIMS ADJUsTER TRAINEES; col:
lege graduates between ages Of %
and 80 are being given this oppor-
tunity to work into admintstra-
tive and executive positions with
q nationally known casualty in
surance company through its claims
department
Positions are open to those young
men who enjoy meeting the public
and have self-confidence and tact
standing of human nature.
Successful applicants will be sent
to Boston. /, Mass, for home ONCE
training in the claims examining
field, and later sent to branch
ofices for further experience.
II YOU are qualified and interested
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