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Evening star., 1955-08-02
Rock Hill Team
Faces New Crisis

ROCK HILL. S. c.. Aug. 2 (P1
The Rock Hill Chiefs Of the
Glass B Tri-State League passed
one financial crisis yesterday
but clouds Of another ALREADY
were gathering.
The Chiefs, who have . work
ing agreement with the Wash.
Iington Senators. have been EN-
broiled in one money problem
after another most Of the year.
Yesterday they received a gift Of
$1,000 from Bobby Hipps OF
Asheville, the league president,
lin behalf Of the other three
clubs. The gift, plus a $700 bank
loan, enabled the club to meet
Its payroll.
However, the Internal Reve-
nue. Service filed Q $500 lien
against the club for unpaid 1854
taxes. Directors decided to ask
the Government to hold up ac-
Ition until August 26, when the
team hopes to get enough money
from optional player bids to pay
the taxes.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
FITZSIMMONS SAYS
'NEWK IS LIKELY
TO TOP HIS MARK

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2 R.-
Freddy Fitzsimmons, coach
Of the Giants. says Brook
lyn's Don Newcombe has a
good chance" to break his
won-lost pitching record in
the National League.
Fat Freddy posted the
league mark Of 1872 in 1910
at the age Of 80 when he was
with the Dodgers.
Big Newk now stands at 1871
with eight weeks of the sea-
son remaining.
"Newcombe has a good
chance to break it." Fitz-
simmons said before last
nights Giants Cardinals
game, especially with that
club behind him"
Preacher Roe came close
in 1851 with a 1913 mark,
also for Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1955-08-02

4TONY'S ON WRONG END OF THIS KNOCKOUT
YORK-Tony either
St Nicholas
dumped Bobby Boyd Chicago 1882 the third round Of their teed
will geta September IL with either Willie Holly Minis
-
Evening star., 1955-08-02
scHMITZ OPPOSES GROMEK
Tigers Bent on Using
Senators as Ladder

make or break their pennani
aspirations. They'll be meeting
first division clubs in % straight
games, starting with a four-game
series at New York.
Tonight's game will mark the
48th anniversary of Walter
Johnson's debut with the Sena-
tors and Ty Cobb, who played
in that 1907 game, will pay
tribute to the late, great pitcher
at home plate in pre-game cere-
monies.
Johnson's mother. his daugh-
ter Carol and two sons, Walter,
jr.. and Eddie. will attend the
game.
At noon today Cobb, Harris
and the Tigers were honored
at a luncheon at the Touch
down Club.
The Tigers will be here for a
night game tomorrow and a day
game Thursday. with Cleveland
invading for a four-game series
starting Friday night.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
Many Concede
'HambIetonian
10 Scott Frost
CuIifornio-Owned
Trotter Expected
To EmuIote Swups

GOSHEN, N. Y. Aug. 2 R.-
Harness horse fans who look In
on the 30th Hambletonian Stakes
tomorrow may be seeing the
greatest 3-year-old trotter since
Greyhound won the sulky classic
20 years ago. S
That was the general impress
sion today as Scott Frost stood
out like a lighthouse in q field
of IL Of the Nations fastest
trotters.
Scott Frost is owned by Sol
Camp, Shafter. Calf. potato and
cotton farmer. and he bids fair
to take racing's second big prize
back West this season. Califor-
MAS Swaps won the Kentucky
Derby, and Scott Frost is the
early 3-to-5 favorite for this
Itrotting counterpart of the Der
by at Bill Canes Good Time
Park.
II haven't seen a trotter like
him since Greyhound" Sanders
Russell, Grand Circuit veteran
said today.
Hoot Mon holds the Hamble-
tonian record of 2 minutes flai
for the mile, and Scott Frost
is son of that 1947 winner.
Il think this Scott Frost is a
greater colt than Hoot Mon, "
Russell said. II was a great ad-
mirer of Hoot Mon. but I think
his son is even better. This
colt has a long stride like Grey
hound"
"Yes. II you look at him COM
ing head on, you wouldn't think
he could be good horse" Billy
Haughton said. "He looks like
a spider with his legs sprawled
out all over the track"
Scott Frost Is only one OF three
horses entered by Camp, and his
lstablemate. Butch Hanover, has
a good chance to grab second
money. The other Camp nomi-
lnee is Home Free.
The main opposition to the
West Coast triumvirate Is Gallo
phone. owned by William T.
Maybury Dexter, Me-, machine
tool maker, and Childs Hanover,
property of the Texas Gilman,
X. D. Owen of Houston. Gallo
phone is 4 to / and Childs Han
ever 6 to /.
Others in the race are the
ITrainer-Driver Del Miller entry
Of Indian Raider, owned by Dave
Resnick, Washington. Pa, and
See HAMBLETONIAN, Page A-22
Evening star., 1955-08-02
BY BURTON HAWKINS

The Tigers, thus far unable to
put together a winning string
which would project them
into the spirited strug-
gle for the American League
pennAnt, hope to use the Sena-
tors as stepping stones to the
first division when they open a
three-game series at Griffith
Stadium tonight.
Detroit has been hanging on
the fringe Of the sizzling battle.
The Tigers can't be classed as
noncombatants, since they're
only ~ games of the pace, but
they haven't been getting In the
consistent hcks they've needed to
move into more solid conten-
Ition.
This hasn't been due to the
Senators, who have dropped IL
of Is games to Bucky Harris
outfit. Johnny Schmitz, whose
lone appearance against the
Tigers this year consisted of a
one-inning relief job, has been
nominated to start by Chuck
Dresser. He'll be opposed by
Steve Gromek, who has whipped
the Senators three times in as
many efforts.
AL Kaline. the leagues leading
hitter who also shares home run
honors at % with the Yankees
Mickey Mantle, is q doubtful
starter tonight. The speedy out
fielder was clipped on the left
elbow Sunday by Boston's Frank
Sullivan.
"His arm is pulled" Harris
said. land he might not be able
to play. Well see how he feels
before the game. He's a kid, and
youngsters shake of injuries
quickly"
Detroit has the toughest road
ahead among clubs still nursing
pennant ambitions. The Tigers
have 35 games left with contend
ing teams, compared with 26 for
Chicago, 20 for Boston, 80 for
Cleveland and 81 for New York.
After leaving Washington, for
instance, the Tigers will be con-
fronted with q slate which will
Evening star., 1955-08-02
Majors Remove
March | Limit
On Training

CHICAGO. Aug. 2 (R.-The
major leagues yesterday knocked
out the rule that a player cam
not report to spring training be-
fore March and scheduled
definite action on the controver-
sial bonus rule at o Joint meet
ing here next December.
In dropping the curb on spring
training. the American and Ma
tional Leagues, meeting sepa-
rately. decided a player does not
have to report before March /
but can If he so wishes. Last
year players were not allowed
to report before March !.
On the bonus rule. which has
been unsatisfactory to every one
concerned, the two leagues will
meet jointly in an effort to elimi-
nate 1t.
The present rule requires q
team to carry bonus players for
two years and include them
within the 25-player limit.
Other matters such as mini
mum pay increases and winter
baseball were discussed.
Commissioner Ford Frick, who
attended yesterdays meetings,
set August IL for a meeting in
New York of baseball's Execu-
tive Council and representatives
Of the Caribbean Confederation
for further study Of winter base
bali. The players have asked
that all restrictions be lifted
from playing winter baseball.
A preliminary report was
made by q public relations flrm
authorized by Frick to make a
study Of the public's reaction to
the game.
Although the survey is yet
incomplete" the 11rm reported,
"a sufficient amount Of material
has been gathered to give club
owners and the commissioner a
good deal Of factual informa-
ton which can be used in for
mulating policy decisions"
A large percentage Of people
agreed that baseball is Ameri-
cas- national game" Major
reasons given by persons not
attending games were car park
ing facilities, preference for
watching games on television.
cost Of attending and o dislike
for the length and slow pace Of
games.
The survey is expected to be
complete after the World Series
with full statistics on public
sentiment about baseball.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
Shoemaker Gains on Hurtuck
AT Chicago, Trails by One

Shoemaker had q fast ride on
Dukes Lea, who covered the
Clang's seven furlongs in 1:21as,
only two-fifths Of a second over
the track record. Dukes Lea
beat his stablemate, Miz Glenn
entine, by 2la lengths and paid
So so. Hartack finished third on
the favored Jet Action. a nose
behind Miz Clementine.
Washington Park is offering a
prize Of $1,000 to the meetings
winningest rider.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
AL. Race Hits Fever Pitch
AS 4 Rivals Meet Head-On
White Sox Face
Leagues Hottest
Club in Boston
BY the Associated Press

Nursing a paper-thin one
game lead and deprived Of the
services Of their winningest
pitcher. the White Sox tackle
the rollicking Red Sox at Boston
tonight as the tight American
League race reaches q fever
pitch.
The White Sox are just one
game and IL percentage points
in front Of the Yankees and
Indians and three games ahead
OF the Red Sox, currently the
hottest team in the league.
While the White Sox and Red
Sox are battling. the Yanks and
Indians will be trying to knock
each other out Of the race in
Evening star., 1955-08-02
Hornsby to Supervise
Boys Sports Proqrum

CHICAGO, Aug. 2 (P0.-Rogeri
Hornsby, who had a long career
as player and manager in the
major leagues, has been hired
at $4,000 per year, to set UP and
supervise a city-wide athletic
training program for boys be-
tween the ages Of 8 and 18.
The program Is expected tr
reach 10000 or more young
sters and 1t will be conducted in
cooperation with the PARK sys-
TEN. the Board Of Education
and the city.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
RACE AT A GLANCE

the first Of a three-game set in
New York.
Marty Marion's men not only
have the Red Sox to contend
with. but they also face a serious
psychological barrier. Dick Dom
ovan, their No. righthander, is
recuperating from an appendect-
omy and will be out Of action
for about four weeks.
1t viii be up to the "go-go"
ESox to fight of his loss. Just
where Marion is going TO- find
some one to take Donoivan's
d3-D spot on the starting line,
no one knows. When Bob Kee-
gan. who has been having arm
trouble. returns to the active
list August Is, the White Sox
may get over the hump.
Johnson Faces Brewer
Connie johnson will get the
call tonight, mainly because he
whipped the Yanks last week in
New York. He owns q 3-1 record
and was impressive at Toronto.
Tommy Brewer (8-8) will be on
the mound for the Red Sox.
To add to the White Sox'
troubles, Third Baseman George
Kell. third leading hitter In the
league, has been having back
trouble again and is strictly a
limited-service performer now.
His ailment caused the club to
buy Bobby Adams from Cin-
cinnati.
The Indians, conversely, are
bolstered In the pitching depart
ment. They bought 38-year-old
Sal (The Rarber) Maglie from
the Giants Sunday. He probably
won't work the Yankee series,
Continued on Page A-23, Col. 8
Evening star., 1955-08-02
PROBABLE PITCHERS
By the Associated PrsSs
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Washington Cn)-oromek
d0-6) VS.. Schmitz (5-8J. "'"
Cleveland at New York (n)-Wynu
Ia-b) VS.. Byrne 9-2).
chicago at Boston tn)---Johnson t3-1)
Kansas City. et Baltimore (n)--shantz
B-D vs. Wight (0-2).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Cincinnati Itwi-n)-
hegray, l3.2l and Rogovin (2-0D VS.
Nuxhan dO-e) and Klippstein t2-6).
Brooklyn at Milwaukee (n)--CraiS
(3-0) VS.. Buhl SD. -
RHsh t6-S.
{ New York at St. Louis (n)--An.
tonelli ts-13) vs. Schmidt (2-1).
Evening star., 1955-08-02
|Hecker Leaves
Will
Join Redskins
Former Ram Expected
To Relieve Pressure
At End and HuIfbuck
By LEWIS r. ATCHIS0N
star s..a corre.pena.n.


LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2.-Norb
Hecker. rangy defensive half
back and offensive end who went
to Canada last year-and re-
turned again this season--has
had q change Of heart and Is due
lat the Redskins training camp
late today.
The news was jubilantiy an
|nounced by Redskins ofdcials.
who expect Hecker to relieve
much of the pressure at end.
where Bones Taylor is missing.
and in the backfleld. where the
pass defense still needs bolster
ling. How much help the 2S-
Iyear-old newcomer will be re-
mains to be seen.
Head Coach Joe Kuharich, f0'
one, wants to be shown that
Hecker can help the squad. He
Expected the 6-foot-2, l91-pound
Ba,dwin-Wallac alumnus to join
the Redskins earlier this year
iKuharich made what he thought
was q fair offer, but Hecker again
went to Canada.
A member Of the Toronto
lclub last season, Hecker moved
Ito Ottawa when the former team
dispensed with all American i'm
ports. but he wasn't happy in his
new surroundings. A telephone
call to Kuharich followed.
Breaking in with the Los
Angeles Rams in 1851, Heckel
was used on defense before being
moved up to replace injured
Tom Fears at end in his second
season. This change came lats
in the season and he caugh,
only two passes for Is yards
He is best remembered as o de.
Ifensive back, the one who pulled
down Taylor with q tackle ir
the Rams-Redskins exhibition
game to prevent pass compile.
tion. and got away with it.
Hecker is the fifth member Of
the Redskins with Canadian
football experience. Center Harry
Ulinski returned two years age
and Halfback Scooter Scuderc
came from Toronto last year
while End Gene Brito and Quar-.
terback Eddie lie Baron rejoinec
1.-The squad this season after a year
with Calgary. Ray Perkins Syra-
cuse halfback drafted by the
Redskins last January, also il
headed for training camp after
being released by the Edmonton
club.
The Redskins will have theil
final scrimmage before Sunday.
game today, with emphasis OF
the offense. They had some
contact work yesterday aimed a
polishing the plays they'll use Il
San Francisco. but today's drill
may determine starting player,
at several positions. Halfbacl
Jim Monachino. still not in uni
form but gradually recovering
from the cough that sidelinet
him last week, may be ready 70
the game.
A show staged by the players
feauring Chuck Drazenovich OF
the harmonica and Brito on thl
uke. was held last night. It wa
the first in the squads history
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
We need 90 first-class. experienced
MATTRESSES for our new restau-
rant, which win open soon. at our
Silver Spring store. The elaborate
and most modern equipment OF this
new restaurant viii enable our
mattresses to serve many more GUS
toners with maximum OF ease.
Full or part time good SALARY,
meals and uniforms furnished: de-
partment, store discount. No Sunday
49,
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siTUATIoNs-DoMEsTlc

GIRL desires light housevork or
child care: full time B days Wk. !:
high school graduate. AD. 4-z553.
GIRL wants dom. work; no cookins,
good refs. Cali 10. 1862. --9
H0UsEKEEPER, white, refined. ma
tuFe. loves children: fully resp.
g.h.W., child care, pl. cooking, for
empi. parents: refs: pr. D. C. area;
3 days: need Sat. and Sun. on: $50
wk.. live In or out: call bet. Q am.
and 3 pm. LA. 6-1924. s.
WORK for Monday and
Tues; or cleaning ladies apt. AID.
WHITE LADY, child care or com
panion: will help with Inv. live tns
Phone ST. 3-9766. o.
NEAT eOL0RED GIRL wants child
care. light house work. DU. 7-0074.
LAUHDREss wishes
work for Monday and Wednesday;
colored. RA. 6-S2S5.
YOUNG LADY desires hskp. or child
care full time, 5 days VIZ. SDU.
WOMAN, coIoREp. desires 5-day
week; child care or couple: S35 .
wk. ME. S-d493, % :
PART TIME and days work. refer
ence. LII. 3-2676.
GIRL, neat, desires child
care, Inv. for enpl. couple or
days work; exper. LU. 1-709e.
SPANISH GIRL maid in hotel or,
once or hskp. with Spanish family
GIRL, eoiored, desires Sob; Inv.
child care or plain cooking: exp.
refs. Call HU. 3-se43. g.
Q COLONEL GIRLS wish R,h.W.. 1
fulI-time, other after school. RA.
PRACTICAL NURSE de-
or retarded child, assist with F.h.w.:
refs; experience. no, 2-0546.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work,
Mon. Tues. Thurs; city refs. DE.
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HELp--woMEN

edSssSn seq Ds d:Sls5: 1 pC. ts5
with, reliable corporation. Must be
loyal and faithful to her work;
$3.4OO year. Work in your own
town. Box 10s-A, Star. -8
LADIES uol--Interested IN part
time Christmas work. Come to
e Bssy W. ssoY Hose q o Ayo n s ad
II, at pm. ana 7:so I'M. ASK
Tor Mrs. Green, or call for inter-
Yso,t6RNG Il EA5 5ip1 81 YOUNG MN
Must have experience IN selling
furniture. Excellent opportunity for
Advancement. Salary and commits
sion. Apply u person. ask for Nj
Marcus, WALES DECORATORS.
1850 ~ Aishiand st., Arlington. Va.
WOMEN ignite, for food checking
$60-a-wk. Job. Chance 70 learn
or night, Pleasant WORKING c0ndl-
lions. Apply 6HOLL'S COLONIAL
CAFETERIA, 1899 Conn. ave. See
RtRsksE. WOMAN. 70 work in i Your
crowded feld; mot canvsssing: leads
but education and good personality
essential. OF. A-6063, 20
ATTRAC. POs.. Bethesda area. fof
INTEL. women with pleasing per-
one With exper. In teaching, club o.
church. work. age. $500. Must Be
ready 70 accept pos. immed. II se-
lected with . Marshal Field family
owned enterprise, For local inter-
VfeR amt. OIL. 2-0Sl0, Sat, Sun.
Avo st E c dHSRRdssifMAs cATALoG Of
Rifts has arrived Earn $500 be.
fore Christmas showing our beauti-
ful Eifts Y eus,ssorHss a Y your ss
DI. 7-O22I. iii
in our accounting depart
ment for IBM punch operator; no
previous experience necessary. We
VIZ tsneh SDerSsion sS uNITEp SAH
RidN Ill
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~ HERVICEMAN, part Time evt-
ningS. Outside experience. PENN
TV CO. pos 18th St. Sc. -l4
~ sERvICEMAN. outside eve. work
~ sERvIcEMAN--Experieneed man
for outside service: transportation
furnished: good pay: permanent job.
BETHESDA Tv CO., Oh. 6-470o:
~ sERyICEMEN, inside and out
side: fun or part time; top salary
10 good men. Apply in person.
DIS Silver spring ave-, Silver
~ TkcHNiicIAN, outside service.
experienced; pay commensurate
with ability. H. $4,000. Mr.. Nc
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HID MEN

sANIfAs MAN, $40 and W. Can
sEkvIcE STATION ASSISTANT
MANAGER for large operation.
Must be capable Of operating shift
and handling men. Applicants must
apply in peflon. No phone calls.
coNNoR's. NC. 2T21 Naylor I'd.
siEiikvIcE STATION ATrENDAk1.
coNNoRs. me- s7ai Nayior I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced service station attendant:
good salary. paid vacation. group
insurance and other company BEN
stits; chance Tor adyaneemsnt. See
eo. soaS H Il PsA nv. Ab. a .SfDi
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
sober and middle age. Apply
Georein and Eastern axes. NV. -r-e
SHEET METAL MECHANICS--Ex-
Der. In the Inhalation Of waxm
air ducts; must have car, tools:
ss6saf s co s sIFs sls R4f ID ssSs
MAN, immediate
opening: must be able TO make up
and Install. Guaranteed year.
round employment 5.day week.
Write or phone. VIENNA EUkL
CO.. Vienna, Va. Dunkirk b-elo0.
sHEErMETAL MECHANICS 70 do
EgttegTinE p6 sna soo aNH sH APeIy
METAL CONTRACTORS, ll66 Bon
liant ST. Silver Sprirs. 10
sH0EMAKER, colored, experienced:
good working conditions. ABBY
5000 Mckinley St. NV;
sHOE SALESMAN, steady position.
top salary. for experienced shoe
man with good reference. CAL or
apply TOWN & CASUAL SHOES,
6l7 18th st. NV. MA. s-SSl6.
,HOE Statesmen, fam. shoe store
exper.: steady Job; good sal. 3lb6
Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 1000.
HOE Statesmen = Experienced
ladies high grade shoes; only those
Accustomed to making Si90 yeek
or more need apply. WILLIAM
ALLEN. l1OA p st. NV ---y
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REpAIRs and SERVICES

ASBESTOS sHIHGLE EXPERT
Free estimate on new ana old
ss 1siso. o. Or IL sAri -2iissss. ns LA
ADDITIONS
Alterations. rec. rooms, porches,
eeaaTgp,ortosi f sses estimates L9i =
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYs. parking lots.
ALA.sKA PAYING s az. - y saTso n
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS'
Parkins Lots, IA. b-6927
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK--Aii
tyucs of brick masonary. free esti-
mates. Call any time. 10. 2-lelo.
BRICK woRK--Fireplsces and
chimneys. Call XII. 9-5621. %
new and repairs, al
ditions, ETC.; frst-elass work; fully
insured: free sstimates. eau Mr.
repairs, remodeling;
brick. cement. additions. Cash or
terms. GEO. COOK. WA 7-51l4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., painting.
cement work, storm doors. windows,
lge., small Jobs. tn. 2-7484. co.
Of all kinds; fence
work, painting, roofing. also tile
work: reas, Ii. $1,000. LA
CARPENTRY, building. and general
TefnodeiinS; commercial and resi-
Dental. Ii. 6-S110, IA. 6-603l.
STONE CEMENT, pa
call Jerry. LII 1-475f.
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sITUATIoNs-MEN

Arr FORCE MAJOR. resigning sery-
ice; desires to locate in WASHINGTON
area. would like non-solieiting ,po-
ALTON with local concern; Nlnlng
To train; any reasonable oher con-
sidered, Box 25t}.X. Star, "
first-class. experfencen,
middle aged. BOX 2eh-x, star.
|CHEF--Iong experience hotel cIuD.
restaurant; from New YORK. BOX
HaNSD uX Ms1NaNS.-pare time, MORNINGS,
A ALE n NV. No AsL sE-Ssi4as.o 8:
vision repair would like part-time
work. Phone NO. 10000. g..
r reiisi sSrs only. "a. s-45Ssa !. D.
pfS HHEMHsnEfR licensed DC. and Nd,
desires contact with building eng
remodeling contractor. Can durni ~
trucks and equipment II Necessary sSs
r 5GT Z ssf Fam St tS.t doesn't care TO
nav AL. OF q nightwatchman, but
needs guard; elderly white. man
on pension who has been working aS
watchman. will live on prop,
days a wk.. make nightly checkups
with time clock in exch. for crude
dtrs that can be heated ana mace
conf. Mr.. KENDALL. Wo. 6-l554'
coLoRED MAN, highly educated ;
aenteel: has car: desires RESPONSE
make "a small investment. Phone IA
MAN. colored, his. graduate. desires
fuli time employment. beginning
10 am. LU, 1896, before 2 pm.
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PAINTERS
MUST BE EXPERIENCED

Must know how to mix paint; GOOD
salary. steady work. Apply AL
BAN TOWERS. 3100 Masssctlu-
sets ave, NV. 10
PAPER HANGERs-Apply am.
1872 wisconsin ave. NV. -l3
PAPER HANGERS. white. LIST class.
Apply BALTIMORE RENovATING
Co, 1923 18th st. NV. "a
PERMAST0NE BESCHMEN, expert
enced; have openings for other sx-
gerieanese:do i help. I, Phone NE NE; WHITE
r aosp fP1azzR, Re5sr 'l Psls e ssz
Hampshire ave. NV, -
PHARMACIST, reg, exper.: fun time
excel. salary and working condi-
tons. bonus arrangement. Hours
adjustable to suit. Call Lu. l-aool'
PHARMACIST. coIored. par. time. for
G SSSsSSss .S Siase; Friday. Refs. and
state expected hourly salary. Box
pIHlaSRAAsissTT, fun time, excel. SAL
airy and working eond. Box s43,A'
yHARi;MAcIsT-Excel. position for
capable man. Advancement II am
bilious. top salary. Box LILA, star.
PHARMACIST--FuN time. also for
3 mornings Der week. Elk. 3-os3s.
PHARMACIST, for professional store
ir,, Maryland, uN. 4-4043. %
PHARMACIST - Experienced man
needed for steady employment
NATIONAL PRESS PHARMACY.
1910 p st. NV. III
PHARMACIST. experienced: 6-day
wk; BEACON DRUG STORE; an "a
person. -
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sITUATioNs--woMEN

NURSE. practical, with hosp. expert
ence, refs; maternity cases spe-
NfGlRa1ssfE, S coiored,s desires fun or part
time duty; yo;, S;2sla. 80,
conyaiescent or chronic: private or
institutional. tn. 2-4330. o.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, desires
maternity or chronic cases; rel.'
exper. ,Hu 3-b0SS, D.
sEGRETARY---Age so: desires posi-
tion suburban Md. area: . yrs. ex-
per fire and casualty insurance.
MISS HANLEY. HA. 2-s138. %
SECRETARY, experienced, lust re-
turned from Europe. Wo. 6-2llo.
sEcy,-eo yss EXP: 81. shthd i and an.
sEt; s7b wk. RE. b-TSo6 wk. end
CAPABLE WOMAN. small, neat,
thoroughly experienced in once and
retail work - Assume complete
| charge OF any small once or busi-
/ ness; diversified knowiedee; can &c
| 3 little Of anything except short
] hand; ,dilifent. ccnseiertlors. q ~;
evsninEs end sunday. -