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Evening star., 1955-06-13
Britain Wins
In DavisCup

MANCHESTER. England
June 13 up. - Britain defeated
India, 80, today in the European
zone quarter-finals Of the Davis
Cup competition and qualified to
meet Italy in the semifinals.
Tony Mottram, England's No
l tennis player, rallied to defeat
Naresh Kumar of India, 2-6. 81
4-6, Us. 6-3 in the deciding
match halted by rain Saturday
Britain will meet Italy, which
routed Denmark, SO. The Ital-
ians won the final two single.
matches yesterday. although
they meant nothing, when Gui.
seppe Merlo stopped Kurt Mel
sen. 60, 4-6, 6-2, As. Us, anc
Nicola Pietrangeli whipped Joer.
gen Ulrich. Ga, 6-2. 6-3.
The other semifinal series will
send Chile against Sweden. Botf
won close decisions by identica
3-2 counts-Chile over Belgium
and Sweden over France.
At Brussels, Luis Ayala tied tht
test with Belgium by downing
Jackie Brichant in a bitter battle
l1-6, 6-1, TO, 6-1, Us. Ther
Andres Hammersley won it fol
Chile by outlasting Phillip,
Washer, 6-2. As, Ga, 0-6, GA.
Sweden also had to win th'
final two singles matches owe,
France at Saltsjoebaden. Sve1
Davidson, former United State
indoor champion, tied it by turn
ing back Robert Haillet, 11-s
6-2, 81, and Lennart Bergelil
clinched it with a 1-6, 6-1. So
60 victory over Frances No.
player, Paul Remy.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Laurel Cards
Big Week Of
Harness Racing

With the weatherman advised
that more rain will not be ap-
|preciated. Laurel Raceway Of
|ficials have a full, rich week OF
harness racing scheduled, start
ing tonight.
Weather has backed Laurel
officials to the wall. With all the
rain rates used up. the track
has IA racing nights remaining
on its program and the mini
mum number of dates open. Bal
timore Raceway plays host to
the harness sport with a 90
night meet beginning June 90
At least one rich stake a night
features the Laurel program this
week. The highlight will be the
$4,000 Invitational free -for-all
pace Friday
Two $2,250 divisions of the
Rotary Club pace. washed out
Saturday, will be on tonight's
program. along with a pair of
$2.250 divisions of the Sandy
Spring trot, the original CO.
features.
Onda Hanover, with two
straight victories behind her, is
la slight choice over Reeds
Knight in the first division of
the Rotary. the sixth race. On
da Hanover. to be driven by Don
Miller, edged Reeds Knight in
her last start. Jimmy Arthur
will be behind Reeds Knight,
also a winner twice recently.
Date Knight, 4-year-old mare
owned by Bill Martin of Wash
ington and driven by Bill Flem-
ing: Henry Clukey's Vernon FL
kington and Joe Eyler's L. T,
Eden head the field of eight in
the second division, the seventh
race.
Maryland Hilly. Long Song
and Peggy Mon head the field in
the first division of the Sandy
Spring trot. while Boot Key
Miss Yonkers and Calumet Rose
croft appear to he the class OF
the second division.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Two Show Titles
Added by Borroge.
Prize D. 6. Boxer

Ch. Barrage of Quality Hill,
the young boxer dog recently
purchased by Mr.. and Mrs. Jou-
ett Shouse of Washington. add
ed a specially show win and a
best in show to his collection
of victories over the week end
Barrage was best in show al
the 900-dog LongShore South
port Kennel Club show yester-
day at Westport. Conn, his first
best in an all-breed show. His
top victory before that was best
American bred at the Westmin-
ster K c
His victory in the variety
group en- route to best in show
yesterday was his eighth such
Friday, Barrage won the New
York Boxer Club speciality show
at Greenwich. Conn, his thiro
win in speciality.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
I$75,000 Harness Races
IPIunned in California

1NGLEWOOD, Calf, June 13
lP.-Two $4,000 championship
races which the sponsors hope
will bring together the major
harness stakes winners Of 1855
are planned for this fall.
Pres Jenuine. general manager
Iof the Western Harness Racing
Association, said the two races,
named the American Classics,
will be run during the harness
meeting at Hollywood Park.
Both races, one for trotters
and the other for PAGERS, will
be at the standard 1-mile dis
tance and will be on a quail
fication basis with the winners
of outstanding harness events
throughout the country auto
Imatically receiving invitations.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
ID. c. Bankers Golf
Won by Pordoe
with Net of I'll

HOT SPRINGS. Va, June 13
(SpeciaD &C. C. Pardoe won the
District Bankers Association golf
tournament yesterday with a 54-
hole net of 235-24-211. Low
gross went to Norman Frost with
'239.
Leaders in other events in
|cluded: for 36 holes net. Thomas
H. Reynolds, 170-30-140, and
Harry Merrick, 176-32-l44:
SO holes gross. Bob Sherwood,
ITO, and Barnum L. Cotton, I'll;
18 holes net, James B. Skinner,
|87-21-66; Raymond Briggs, 83-
17--66, and Robert w. Fleming
76-8-68; 18 holes gross, Ted
Duvall, 80.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
.Bunker.s..HF!iIl r...HF! Nine
Routs Europe Bees
I'm Leqion Opener

Bunker Hill Post, loaded dowr
with the top 17-and-under play.
Iers from Anacostia and Eastern
High Schools, ran up a 1913 score
on the Europe Bees yesterday or
the North Ellipse as a crowd oi
about 500 watched the opening
Iof the District of Columbis
American Legion Junior baseball
league season.
Craig Anderson, unbeater
pitcher for Anacostia's Interhigf
champions, threw a four-hittel
at the defending champion Bees
Frank Copper collected three
hits, including a triple, scored
-four runs and knocked in foul
others.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
|No-Kitter Ties
|Sand|ot Race

The Virginia White Sox and
Colonial Restaurant will break
their deadlock for first place in
the Old Dominion League Sum
day with a 3 pm. game at
Greenbrier Playground in Ar
| Ilington.
Colonial moved into a tie for
first during yesterdays makeup
schedule when Charlie HiGen
threw a no-hitter at Vienna to
score a TO victory. He struck
out seven and walked one while
facing 90 batters.
Jack Pry's Jaguars missed a
chance to make a three-way tie
lin first when they were upset,
I5-3, by Shade King Awning on
Bobby Sapp's our-hitter. Fl rest
willie remained in the first divi-
sion with 9-5 victory over Co.
|lumbia Heights, thanks TO a six
run third inning brought about
by three walks, three singles,
two triples and a sacrifice fly.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
72-YEAR-OLD BOY
AMONG LEADERS IN
GREENBELT SHOOT

A 12-year-old boy, Mackie
Hodges, III, of Fairfax, fin
ished right up there with
two internationally famous
rife shooters in yesterdays
Maryland Rifle League shoot
at the Greenbelt Gun Club.
The winner in the 100
meter telescope sights event
was Arthur Cook, former
olympic and national cham
pion. with a perfect 400
score. Young Hodges was
second with 399, while third
was Arthur jackson, world
prone champion, with 398.
The iron sights event was
won by 1t. Col. Mack
Hodges, jr.. 394; followed by
Airman 2/c Alan Luke, 394,
and young Hodges. 393.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Dalton Is Third
In State Shoot

SALISBURY, Md, June 13
IR John C. Dalton of Chevy
Chase, Md, recent winner of the
INorth-South overall skeet cham
IpionShip, was third in the Mary
land State all-gauge champion
ships yesterday.
Dalton tied with two others
lat 100x100, but bowed in the
Ishootoff. Ed Calhoun of Sails
bury, Md, had a perfect 25 on
the extra field, while Norman
Walls of Barclay took second by
missing his 18th target and
Dalton was third by missing his
eighth.
Harry Wright of Baltimore
won the overall title with 292X
300.
RICHMOND, June 13 (Pl.-
N. c. Britt of Norfolk won the
all-gauge title in the Virginia
State skeet championships yes.
terday with 98-100. while the
overall title for the two days
of shooting went to Marine
Capt. B. E. Loos of Norfolk with
281x300.
Air Force Capt. B. L. Zoller O.
Washington was second in tht
all-gauge with 97x100.
Glass winners in the all-gaugt
included v. L. Marcum of Fall
Church, 81 in Glass B; H. T
Richards of Alexandria. 81 il
Glass c. and Bobby Moore o
Alexandria. 81 in Glass D
Bobby's score also gave him sec
iond place in the junior compe
ltition,
Evening star., 1955-06-13
League Opener Tonight

The Mount Vernon Pony
League opens its season at
o'clock tonight at Mount Vernon
Hig hSchool wit ha game be-
tween the Dukes of wellington
and the Rosehill Farmers. Dou-
ble-headers will be played here
after each weekday night begin
ming at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
IAIexundriun Shaded
lin Archery Tourney

FISHERSVILLE. Va, June 10
IR.-Lowell Robertson of Roa-
noke is the new mems champion
of the field archery tournament
Iof the Virginia Bow Hunters
Association.
Robertson won the ninth an
nual meet here yesterday with
a score Of 1873 over the 28-
target course at the Woodrow
Wilson Education Center to de-
feat Luke Berry Of Alexandria,
defending champion. who scored
1856.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
.AImus Golf Club Holds
Tourney Tomorrow

The Almas Golf Clubs third
tournament of the season will
be held tomorrow at Manor
Country Club. Paul L. Hath
away, president, announced.
John Grubb will be chairman Of
the golf event and the dinner to
follow.
Members will compete for the
Oscar Funk Trophy.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Columbia Girls Win
DoubIe-heuder

The Columbia girls softball
team won a double = header
against the Baltimore Fillies,
Maryland State champions, 1873
and 5-4, yesterday at Taft Play
ground.
Dawn Shenk led Columbia at
the plate with five hits in eight
official times at bat and a sacri-
flee fly.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
BOYS BASEBALL
WALTER Johnson LEAGUES

WALTER JUHNSUN LEAUUES
Majors
Deanwood. IL; Carver, z.
Minors
Hillcrest. 7: Douglass, 4.
Petworth Citizens. 10: Luzon. 3.
ARLINGTON LITTLE MAJORS
Old Dominion Kiwanis. 3: BroyhillS.
McQuinn's. q; Optimists, l.
Kenyon Peck, 3; Mailanders, Q.
Arlington Kiwanis. z: Loans. 3.
Bunker Hill. IA: Europe Bees. 3.
Greenbelt. Is; Bethesda-Chey Chase,
Cissel-Saxon, 6; Clinton. 3.
ColmarManor, z; Cheverly, 2.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Colts Sian SMU End

BALTIMORE, June 13 P1.-
Raymond Berry, 190-pound end
from Southern Methodist, has
signed a contract with the Balti-
more Colts.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED HANDICAPS
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Miss Chief Forbes. Home
stretch Justly, Hoosier Pick.
l2-Buck Reward, Sardi Hanover
Spring Special.
3-Long Song, Mary Lybrook
Maryland Hilly.
Engagement, Alton Patch
Sly Fox.
5-Battle Up, Boot Key, Mary
land Watts.
I6-ONDA HANOVER, Reeds
Knight, Madge Hy.
I7-Vernon E,kington, Highland
Boy, L. T. Eden.
8-Great Water, Worthy Vol.
stadt, Fort Apache.
LongShot Daily Double
CHUCK ROSECROFT and
SPANGLER CHIEF.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

'HighIight Of
Week Racing
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, June 49,
Delaware Park officials were
hoping for sunshine and a dry
racing strip as the track moved
into the midway point of its 32-
day meeting with the $4,000
Delaware Oaks Saturday open
ing the widely -heralded Golden
Triple for fillies and mares. q
Jackpot wolth nearly a quarter
Iof a million dollars.
Saturdays Oaks at a mile and
furlong is the first of the three
events and will be restricted, OF
course. to 3-year-old fillies.
On the following Saturday the
$25. .000-added New Castle Han
Idicap for fillies and mares is
scheduled.
On the next week end. July 2
the $110,oO0-added Delaware
Handicap. the worlds richest
race for female racers will be
run. 1t is estimated that the
gross value of the Delaware will
amount to $150.000.
In Saturdays Oaks, Wheatley
Stables High Voltage. who has
Ismothered all opposition among
the 3-year-old fillies this spring,
lis expected to be a warm IA
vorite.
Her opponents will be drawn
from Cain Hoy Stables Lalun,
Walter M. Jeffords' Hibernia,
Louis Lee Haggin III's Hen
Party. Mrs. Edward Lasker's
Loquacious, Mrs. Ada L. Rice's
Nimble Doll, Rokeby Stables
Dark Music and w. Arnold
Hangers Rico Reto, among
IotherS.
Despite a scratch-riddled card
due to the sloppy track, a crowd
Iof 19,443 wagered 81, SOL ,494 on
Saturdays program under miser-
able weather conditions. This
figure was not too far off last
year. when the Leonard Richards
day turnout of 23,905 bet $685.
I014.
Saratoga won the Leonard
Richards as expected, but the
manner in which he accom-.
.plished the victory was not ex.
pected There was no Nashua tt
contend with, but Mrs. Marion
dupont Scott's colt must have
thought Alibhai Lashes was 6
reasonable facsimile as he per.
lsistently dogged the favoritt
throughout.
At the wire Saratoga was 6
half length winner but there wa.
some anxious seconds for hi.
many hackers who made Sara.
Itoga a 3-to-10 choice.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
WINNER OF TRAGIC RACE

leans from the cockpit to embrace an unidentified
French girl after winning the tragic, 24-hour endur-
race, narred by the worst disaster in auto rae
ing history Hawthorn and his teammate, Ivor
Bueb, wanted the race stopped Saturday after
flaming car crashed into spectators, killing 79.
(Other picture and story on Page A-3)-AP Wire
photo via radio.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
MONDAY, JUNE 13
DAILY DOUBLE CLOSES $40 PM.
POST TIME, $50 PM.

LOnxshot daily double
PATSY YORK and REDS REWARD
Evening star., 1955-06-13

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $3.50: trot
class Is: early closer: THE Sandy
Snrinpn first diYiSinnl. | mile
Evening star., 1955-06-13

SIXTH RACE-Purse $3.50: pace;
class l6: The Rotary Club; hrst divi-
Evening star., 1955-06-13

Best Bet-oNDA HANOVER
Evening star., 1955-02-07
hELP-MEN

SALEsMAN-One Of Americas best
opportunities for highest earnine
for q man now selling car dealers
or WORKING. In q leadership. Pro-
@MtS sssssS ssTritSTy TiTElnia co e9s p sS1
452, Denville, N. J. -
SALESMAN-Opening for salesman
on established territory; high s5hool
graduate or equal; must have car;
car allowance and $50 weekly guar
anteed. salary with commits Ions
over nominal base. Call WA. 7-o376,
y n m IN q n m %
Evening star., 1955-02-07
HELP-MEN
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

IN YOU are between the ages Of 81
and 30. have 0 car, can furnish
references and interested In earn
ing opportunities Of S76 to start.
We would like . personal tnterview
with you.
please report to our factory branch
ONCE. 1903 Duke st., Alex, 10 am
to 4 pm. Mon. Tues. Wed. --S
YOUNG MAN, age 1880. for delivers
and stock work In lge. retail store
In .AFl. Should have some exper.
Driving permit nee; prefer Va. res
YSGN iSfP MEN TIE NeSS9 ssS9y tGa Sales ssp.
helpful or win train. Room 7O4
YOUNG MEN. to- to work with sales
mgr: no exper. needed; average
earnings $50 per wk. to start. Mr.
Ross; Rm. 402, l405 Q st, NV; -
a salesman? II selected. we viii
train and teach ambitious young
man while he earns. Good character
references and car necessary. Call
MR.. MAYO, between and 1880
am, or to 5 pm, pI. 7-0219, or
write to Employment Manager, 1871
NAVAL OFFICER (retired) with tech
nical knowledge Of radar and cleo
tronics to represent established mfr
on q fixed fee basis. Work consists
primarily of obtaining technical
procurement information. Box WS
965. 221 w. 41st ST.. N. =. 49,. IS
PAINTER. with good experience,
residential. Must be capable with
some knowledge minor carpenter
work. Steady work year round for
right man. HUGGINS AND HAIR
RISON. home repair, Kensington,
Md. Phone eyes,, between q and z,
LO 5-2S00. Call Mr.. Clausius.
PART-TIME OFFICE MAN to
pm College background, tipping
necessary; personnel ONCE, Arl APP
ply 6-S pm. Mon. or Tues. POTO-
MAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1884
Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. $4,000. -
LEISURE HOURS PUT INTO ssS
Men. 1-35. white, with car. Apply
18TH st. N. Room B-4 Court House
rd, and Wilson blvd }, Arl,. Va.
Evening star., 1955-02-07
SALES
MANAGER
ASSISTANT

Rapidly expanding 102-
yr.-old company operating ma
tionally, can use an ex-
perienced, ambitious, direct
salesman, 26 to 45 yrs. old
to assist the district manager
in the Metropolitan Area. Car
necessary. Man selected will
enjoy excellent commission
earnings during training pc
riod. Rapid promotion to dis
trict manager offers lifetime
security with earnings ranging
from $1,000 to $4,000 and
higher annually. No travelling.
no material shortages, tangible
merchandise, excellent train
ing program. no off-seaSon.
Our men have a protected
territory and realize lifetime
security through steady repeat
business from old customers.
Our employees know Of this ad.
For personal interview call
Mr.. Toneman, district man
ager. at the Woodner. HU. s.
1913. from 8 am. to z pm.
Monday or Tuesday. giving
full particulars about yourself.
Evening star., 1955-02-07
statesmen
S1OO WEEK SALARY
PLUS COMMISSION
I MUST HAVE 3
TOP-QUAL1TY Statesmen
IMMEDIATELY
statesmen

Our company. the largest home fur.
nishingS company of its kind in the
world has more leads than our
present sales force can possibly
handle.
We will train you fully in our bust
ness ard pay you for this training
After your training period you will
be paid q salary of Sl00 q week
anu commission, or II you are q
real belieyer in your own ability
on O straight commission basis that
4, is OK with us. too.
II you are between the ages Of %
and 45, have car. are available
Immediately and have the ability to
eventually step into an executive
position paying upward Of $4,000
10 am. till / pm. or z to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-07
Iron Work Estimator

Iron Work Estimator
mental iron works, doing business
with local general contractors. APP
ply by mail stating qualifications.
experience and salary expected.
P.O. Box 227. Bladensburg. Md. Ill
JANIIOR. white; for garden type s.p
apartments. HARBoR TERRAGsE,
entrance. s' bldg. 1908. Abinsdon dr.,
Monday THROUGH Friday. IL noon
JSSiToR,p ssi4 3 p'@ oolored, married.; nicely
located 26-unit apt; must have "
Steses Se 1wER sSperienee ten Eve WAGgAMMAE " u AN
JANITOR, colored, for garden-type
apts.; must have good references
and be experienced in this WORK;
salary and apt. Apply. 1924 Eye
st. NV. Room 202, between 10
JANiIToR twhite). for sarden.type
Biggs. BARKLEY BROS. 61l In
vestment Bldg, Mon. through Fri.
JANIToR; must BE- iirst class, witt with
ate elevator; S210 month plus liv-
ing quarters: close-in NV. location;
must be sober. and have good RET;
erence. APPLY j. DALLAS GRADY
q son. 1104 Vermont ave, NV. -
JANITOR-We desire an elderly col
ored couple, for 24-unit apt. house;
familiar with stoker and minor re-
pairs; salary and quarters furn.
Apply at JOHN F. DONOHOE, Real
Estate. 63S Penna. ave: Sc, =
JANITOR, married reliable, sober, for
small apt project. Capable OF doing
small repairs, maintenance OF heat
ing system and painting. Unusually
sood salary and apt; must have
references. Write Box 3be-S. star.
JANITOR, colored, exper. only; refs.
For garden apt. Apply cor. Ager
I'd. and 2ath ave, West Hyatts-
Evening star., 1955-02-07
SALESMAN
OPPORTUNITY

/ don't know what you are doing nor
how much you are making but you
are not happy or you would not be
reading this ad. If you are under 80.
ambitious and would like to be q
success with national corporation
starting a new national operation;
quick promotion to manager; salary
while learning. Phone Ray F. Deb
Ter. Lee House. for appointment So
Evening star., 1955-02-07
HELP-woMEN tcoa..,

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
N. c. R.: must have exper. with
Models 5000 or 3100; salary above
average. 40-hr.. b-day Wk. 9. Capt.
,6d tS1 and nltS y SIS. s.W; ,.A,..,
have had experience in retail gro
cery store with charge accounts. Ex-
celleht starting salary. CO. 6-635l.
B0OKKEKPER and statistical typist
for C.P.A.'s once. Reply in own
handwriting stating exper., salary
desired. Box 29-V. Star. -13
CASHIER-CLERK, for cigar counter;
experienced only; reliable, refer
ences: closed Sundays and holidays.
Apply In person, NATIONAL DRUG
CO, 1000 Conn. ave. NV. %
CASHIER-CHECKER for super mar
ket; must, be exper. and intel; ex-
cellent pay and working hrs. paid
vac. and disqualification. Apply
DOMINION FOOD STORES, Lee
hwy. cor. Glebe rd., Arl.. Va. ia.
CASHIER for cigar and candy dept. :.
Sat. 4 to IL; Sun. to 8 pm.
Exper. nee. 1896 Conn. WO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-02-07

sunday, weekdays after D pm. JU
1861. IS
SANDWICH MAN, experienced. fol
KOSHER DELICATESSEN. Apply
1892 Eastern ave. NV. "a
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
fabrication experience and good
salesman. refs. age 25 to 40: SIC
q day plus comm. and vacation
BARRON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STA
TIcN, Wis. ave. and River I'd. NV
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, married, age 21-30; good op-
portanity to advance. Apply CITY
SERVICE STATION. 1895 Wisconsin
ave.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced: lib
eral salary plus comm. also part
time Ialesman. Apply JOSEPH DE
YOUNG, 1926 r st. NV. -
SHOE SALESMAN, permanent, ex-
periencsd in shoes for the family,
1881 N Highland. Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-43SS. IL
Evening star., 1955-02-07
HELP MEN

2 statesmen with
cars. TO represent farm publication
in rural areas; salary, commissions
and expenses viii be discussed at
STONE READER SERVICE, Room
620. 724 9th st. NV. --S
Sale Extension Uni
versity wishes to arrange for q full
time representative In this district.
Applicant must be man Of charac-
ter. good practical education, indus
tfious. Business and sales experience
necessary. Age between 80 and so.
Automobile necessary. This Is an
unusual opportunity for the right
man. It means q permanent profit
able business Of hts own and the
territory is q valuable property net
ting upward of $1,000 per year.
Thorough training and cooperation
given with leads from extensive ma
tional advertising. For appointment
furnish full resume and phone num-
Der, Box AT. Star. g
Evening star., 1955-02-07
CLERKS
NO TYPINd REQUIRED
High School Graduates
Age 17-23
Excellent Working Conditions
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE
INSURANCE co.
CLERKS
14th and L SITS. NV.
fNot a Government Agency
Please apply 8 am. to 3 pm,

14th and L SITS. NV.
mot a Government Agency
Please apply 3 am. to 3 pm.
at L Street Entrance -
Observation-Disclosures. DO.
sition; general clerical work; must
have shorthand; branch ONCE. NV.
sec: 5-day wk. Call MR.. CHAP
PELEAR. Ma. S-01O4 between $40
cIRRkaTSFSHSsfto M CT $iSS to for Pms inauraue. work
Call MIR. LAWSON. DU. 7-2224,
cIERR.TYPlsr-as TfasSs1si to ss for d.
Tscfaf9n srsasd duties snssS inslIdins some
pendability and business acumen.
vance in small ne. ONCE. La.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES typist
business; must be accurate with
figures. have legible handwriting
and be able to handle telephone
fohourp ptFRPahfH5 TR AnDy DostSn s4aS s. Sosfy oae
CLERK TYPiST~We have openings
for clerk typists. IS to 50, viii con-
essential. $50 am. to 4:45 pm.
mel ONCE. Sd fir. EoUiTABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. s16 14th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, perm. pos. avail. !:
casualty insur. exper. pref; must be
accurate. typist; 5-day wk.,e $780,
4:30, Ph. for appt.. Ex. 1880.
$50 Woodward Bldg, 18th and H n ".
white. over 80,
assist In apt. rental office. Exper.
Prefer single or widow Salary, plus
living accommodation. Do not
phone. Apply in person. PARK
HAMPSHIRE APTS.. $500 New
for accountants Of
fce; 51a-day wk. Starting salary $50
wk. Reply in own handwriting.
Box 29-V. Star. --I3
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CONTINUED on next page,
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STATISTICAL CLERK

Computer: opportunity for applica-
tion of statistical theory under
competent supervision In analysis
OF medical research data for ma
tional scientific research orsaniza.
ton; at least 2 years COLLEGE with
training in statistical computingt
excellent working conditions: salary
S247.50 per month; give full de-
tails OF pertinent education and
experience. state age and marital
status Box 53.S Star ~ y
Evening star., 1955-02-07
Machine Bookeeper

Large real estate and mort
sage loan office desires to en-
ploy a young lady, experienced
in machine bookkeeping. Pleas
ant surroundings. air-condi-
toned building. .37h-hr. work
week; no Saturday work.
Lunches furnished free. Hos
pitalization and life insurance
furnished without cost to en-
ployes after reasonable length
of service. Salary commensu-
rate with ability. Opportunity
for advancement.
CALL Mr.. THOMPSON. OR
MR.. GRIFFIN AT Ma. S-2l12.
-
fun or part time; & day,
Evening star., 1955-02-07
THE EVENING STAR
1l0I Penna. Ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS

for temporary and part.
time assignments. Dictaphone and
electromatic experience helpful. No
weekend workers. ST. 3-1912. 3
Evening star., 1955-02-07
HELP-woMEN

SECRETARY 25-35. excellent short-
tion essential. Interesting work in
O. nice small once. 9-6:30. 8 dayI,
electric typewriter. Permanent.