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Evening star., 1955-07-14
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
star staf Correspondent

LOS ANGELES. July 1.-THE
Redskins took o hitch in their
belts today and prepared 10 dig
in for the last two days Of the
most strenuous work many Of
them J. have done since high
school days. The veterans feel
that they will have It made If
they survive today and tomor-
row while the rockies hope to
sllowsthe kind Of stamina Coach
Joe Kuharich and his aides are
looking for.
Thus far, there has been no
sign Of rebellion by the older
men--a good omen. But there
is q feeling that the hard work,
tougher than anything at
tempted in recent Redskin
camps. had better pay OF.
IT we don't win at least half
our exhibition games" one old
timer said, you won't see me
back next year. It's Just TOO
tough and I'm not getting any
younger"
Cox and FELTON, Arrive
The arrival last night Of Billy
Cox. former Duke halfback
who'll be tried at end. and Ralph
FELTON,, linebacker from Mary
land. brought the camps roster
to 56 men. Cox played with the
Redskins in 1851 and so before
going into the service. It will be
another week before Kuharich
begins to prune 'em out, but he
wants every man to have q
lighting chance for q job by
being at his best, physically.
Today will be a key day in the
training procedure, with most Of
the players expected to be stiff
and sore. Joe Tfburzi, Spud
Murphy, Bob Haner and Tom
Petty had trouble yesterday, but
all were out for the matinee ses-
sion after a Furnishing morning
drill.
Petty. 185-pound, 6-foot-2 end
from Virginia Tech. who also is
. good punter, twisted his knee,
and Murphy. who came within
an ace of making the Los An
geles Rams squad last year. had
q similar mishap. Tiburzi, g.
foot-1. 240-pound former Au-
burn lineman. and Haner, one
time Villanova back who played
for Fort Belvoir last season, had
slight pulls in leg muscles.
Kuharich has been fortunate
in keeping up the squads morale
while drivingit harder than any
recent Washington coach has
dared. Reasoning that four
days is enough to whip a team
into shape, Joe plans the first
scrimmage for Saturday after
noon-ready or not.
Nothing New for Ulinski
Harry Ulinski. veteran center,
probably best summed up the
situation this way:
"It's okay for the coach and
Evening star., 1955-07-14
.AH-Stors Add Crow,
WuIIer and Weaver

CHICAGO. July IA tR.-
Three rugged halfbacks-Lindon
Grow of Southern California,
John Weaver of Navy and Rom
ME Waller of Maryland-have
Joined the collegiate squad which
faces the Cleveland Browns In
the All-Star game August IL.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
THE BASEBALL
BEA 7
BY BURTON HAWKINS

had been injured In the late in
Inings, what with the National
League manager having no re-
placements at any Of those spots
after the seventh inning? +. A
pulled muscle could have con-
verted Leo into the blunder boy
of the % All-Star Games.
Yogi Berra, who was doing a
lot Of belittling of National
League sluggers after the game.
branding them a bunch of
"blooper hitters." is batting .167
in seven All-Star Games.
Chuck Dresser. the Senators
manager, made good his boast
he'd catch enough trout in Wis
consin streams to feed the club.
/. :. Caught enough to feed an
Army.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Quantico Edges
Nine

Quantico Marines, 4-3 victors
over Andrews Air Force Base
last night. will try for another
win over an air base team when
they play Norfolk Naval Air
Station at 8 o'clock tonight at
Quantico. 7
A run in the eighth inning,
breaking a 3-3 tie, gave the
Marines their 37th victory
against II losses
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Redskins Fight to Survive
Final Tests of Stamina

awful on the plsyers-but it's
necessary. It's nothing new to
me. I had the same thing under
Paul Bryant at Kentucky"
Kuharich kept Tackles Don
Boil. Mike Davlin. Vic Thomas,
Joe Caviglieri and J. d. Kimmel,
End Ken Stoll from the WASH
ington. d. c. Car Credit eleven,
and Guard Slug Witucki over-
time yesterday morning after
deciding they hadn't worked
hard enough to take on the
excess poundage. Wtiucki did
shed 8 pounds.
The coach feels that Boil
should play at $50 pounds
under his present weight.
Murphy, toting 245, should be
240 and End Chet Ostrowski
should dip from 226 to 21s. The
Redskins may not be the biggest
team in the league this season,
but Kuharich intends that it
shall be one Of the fastest,
sharpest and hardest hitting.
The coaches have been i'm
pressed by Center Gerry Wenzel,
who seemingly can run all day;
End Charlie Jones from George
Washington and Guards Walt
Houston and Red Stephens.
Jones seems to be q natural
faker on passes and is in pretty
good condition.
Johnny Carson, who almost
passed out during the morning
drill. and Ed Bierne from the
University Of Detroit. looked
good at end.
Kicking Drills Today
In the morning drill Kuharich
started AL Dorow at quarterback,
Jim Monachino, former Forty
halfback, and Vic Jano-
wicz at the halves, and Dale
Atkeson at fullback. In the line
he had Carson and Jones at the
ends, Vic Thomas and Boil at
Tackles. Witucki and Moose
Berschet at guards, and Ulinski
at center.
The second group included
Wenzel at center. Houston and
Stephens at guards, Len Oniskey
Of Cornell and Davlin from the
University Of San Francisco at
tackles, Beirne and Ralph
Thomas from the Chicago Car
dinals at guards.
Eddie LeBaron quarterbacked
this team. with Rob Goode at
fullback, Bob Haner from Villa
nova. Scooter Scudero, and Jim
Boggan Of the University of San
Francisco at the halves.
Today's workout will include
punting and kickoff drills for the
FIRST time.
NOTES - Noticing Murphy
with perspiration,
Trainer Joe Kuczo told him to
take a blow" or q few minutes
but. "What-and have Ku-
harich blow his top?" Murphy
Evening star., 1955-07-14

Totals 81 247 Totals % = 27 10
Singled for Montognese in 9th.
Ran for Mussman in 9th.
Ran for Porter in Sth
andrews -------- 900 I20 ooo-3 g
uantlco - oil 010 0lx-4 Q
Runs-Kelsch. Russell. Hodge. shuts.
3sslbnl. J. sheltsr Hagpter Perry Runs batted in
soxa %. Grady. Blaha, Dando. sacri-
nces--Perry. Mcdowell. Sacrifice fly
biaha; Stolen base-vail. Left on bases
balls-or Hodge. 5; OF Kohlmeier, IL i;
on Dyttry. 3; of Mcdowell, /. Struck
3out1NBy Hodge. 9; by Duttry. s: By
4zs innings: OF Kohlmeier, 3 in al
innings: of Duttry. in 4ss innings:
on Mcdowell. l in Az innings. Runs
and earned runs-Hodge, 80: Kohl
Hit by pitched ball-T. Keller (by
Hodge,. Kohlmeier (by McDowelJ. Wild
pitches-Hodge t2). Mcdowell
Evening star., 1955-07-14
MINOR LEAGUES
By the Associated prs.,

0y tne ASSOCIATED PreSo
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles. 4ES: Oakland, Ii
sacramento. 8; Seattle. Q.
San San Epdisnsisse' pissS forsIsnS e hIS1lyTS0d ).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Havana, IL: Montreal. 90.
Columbus. g; Syracuse, 3.
Rochester, 8; Toronto. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha. To; Minneapolis. 5-5.
St. Paul. O.: Denver, 8.
LOUISVILLE. z: Charleston. 5.
TEXAS LEAGUE
SaIissl Ssn ANTONIO, <! Sort Z; ea,S 1eanmont. 1.
Shreveport. 81; Houston. s..
Tulsa, 2; Oklahoma City, /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
, Little Rock. L: Birmingham, o III
Atlanta, 10: Memphis. 2.
New Orleans, z; Nashville, 5.
Chattanooga at Mobile. postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Reading. 81. Albany, 2.
Williamsport, 8; Elmira. 8.
Schenectady. s; Allentown. s.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
savannah. B; Augusta, 4,
Macon, 3; Jacksonville, 3.
Montgomery. 4: Charlotte, 3,
Columbia. z: Columbus, 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE
pes Moines. l3; Pueblo. 8 IL innings)
Lincoln, 4; Sioux City, 2.
Wichita. IL; Colorado, Springs, 8.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Portsmouth. 2; York, /,
Lynchburg. g.; Lancaster. 8.
Norfolk, II; Sunbury, 3.
newport News, 20; Hagerstown, 8.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15
5-Yeof =
pvRsAksE.
'O"' PLAN
Available for Buyins
Quonset for Grain Stor-
age or for Any Other
Farm Use!

This is Quonset's own program en-
obling you to poy as you go. A low
down poyn1ent gets you the size
building you need without any finon-
cioI strain. Here ore just few of
the features:
Low down-poyment with up to five
years on the b0Ionce.
Convenient payments to fit your
operation. Quarterly Semi-AnnuoI,
AnHucI
No red tape. All arrangements
handled IN the office Of your Quon-
SET Dealer.
. includes q Life Insurance Policy TO
protect your investment.
No mortgages required. And mony
other features.
The Quonset Purchase Plan can be
used to buy Stron-Steel Quonset
Buildings OR Strqn Steel Straight
SidewoH Buildings. A complete line
of buildings with one famous name.
REMEMBER Stron-SteeI Buildings
ore selected for Quality!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15

FRONT-MOUNTED cultivator designed
for the wide front axle models OF Shep,,
pard Diesel SD-4 tractor is announced
by Sheppard Diesel Co. The four-row
cultivator is mounted directly over the
front axle, giving positive control OF an
gangs. The high clearance tool can pe
adjusted to provide row spacings from
SO to AZ inches. A variety OF groun9
tools are available to suit all crop ana
soil conditions.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15

ms cosy 10 somple and exomine wheof
IN ovonsei. and fhe corrugated steel
bUIkheod can be Fastened Of any point
10 moke any size Of bin" soys Ted
FeIdermon. HoxiUn. Colo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15
M Quonsgf gives ne
moe value per dollar

with 600 bushels wheat my ouonset g p stu have
other end says Ray wilmington Genoa Colorado And after
the wheat is out my binder oneay poY held cuVaoT
grain drills and my pulype combine in the ouonset
Although be uses only of his Quonset for grain storage
Mr. wilmington says viii for itself IN three and onena
years from grain storage alone.
t.r,s are available through the Ouonset Plan for
ouonses for grain storage or any other farm USE
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15

cup SHAPED KNIVES chop and throw
forage directly into the wagon on this
new LundeH offset Forage Harvester
The machine cuts 58-inch swath and
IS designed for smaller power require
ments. The spout is designed for rear
or side delivery.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15

= made more ihon the price Of ny
Quonset 40 x ] 40 storing borley the first
yeor, and use pon Of # for machinery
s,oroee. says Warren J. swenson. Cot
Bonk, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15

In the fhree years I've had my oven-
sci 4oxI4o IT has poid for itself costly
IN Storage oiOne." Says Al EvOns. Greet
Fulls. Mont. 4 liked me frsi one 50
we'll bought another for machinery
Storage and shop"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15

qrWO-WAY LOADER, made by Super
Six Mfg. Inc, is designed for the Oliver
* Ferguson and Ford tractors. The
loader can be quickly converted from
front to rear of the tractor The manu-
facfurer recommends rear mounting
when working in loose sand, mud OF
snow for greater traction and easier
steering. Front mounting IS suggested
for hard surfaces where steering ana
traction present less problems.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
ACCOUNTING CLERK
High School Graduate
ACCT. CLERK

Psrmansnt position hanallns ssst: e
week. 20 Sat WORK: AppfopriAt.
experfenee an4 ability 70 type ert
fSusssni ~ cumimsnsSfat" soSn ~ Win = esperienes %
Apply Personpel. Room 500. Qper
Weekdays. S:30sS and sat o-12
No phona calls.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
HELP woMEN
! MQnEI,S

Part tine; expsrienes not requirsd.
Send Snapahct Or apply, 8 An. 70
$40 Pm. PHOTO PlCIoRIALS.
o3e - 81. NV. THURSDAY 70 3 Pm.
NURSE, white, age rs TO 90. for
private hospital: i've ii or out.
References. co, b-47M. --2e
NURSES, for operating room: e245
mo. plus meals. .5-day week, 2
nights call, 3 week ends Oh duty
psr nentho SUBURBAN HOSPITAL
NURSE to accompany, 36-yr.-old
male convaieseent on 6-yk. tour oi
California and short business tttps,
Box 106-B. Star. 80
NURSERY AND TR1INEEs-e mos.
certified eourse; age 1925: live
in; rm. and board and cash al
leWnnce. cHfLDREFe CONVA-
LEecENT HoME, 1871 Bunker
Hill I'd. ne. La. $4,000. 80
OFFICE AsS1SfANTi part time pre-.
fefred: to handle records Tor chain
Of eas stations. Wo. 0-1S51s
|orrfCE CLERICAL. under 80. Re.
quired for pefmenent pisition. p
day wk.. pleasant WORKING eondi.
tions, must be neat and accurate
with figures. Some general ONCE
experience required. Apply iii per-
eo91 At AiB 10th st. s.W. 20
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Permanent position for experienced
reliable man; used to doing quality
work. Excellent salary. ApplS
MRS. DIE. 700 nth at. NV. ---27
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Porter-stock Clerk
. " We V~@
PERMANENT POSITION
,UM HAHN r m

oeo1 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring, Nd
kRESSER, experienced. part time.
mornings or evenings. 2l4 1th ST..
Sc. ---2s
PRODUCE CLERK-WHEAToN
For modern supeFFnarket. Union
pay scale, vacation. sick leave, re-
tirement, other company dement's.
Apply THURSDAY, COOP GENERAL
1857. bS6 AAiii Ofs'A ~
kEAL GsfATE sALEsMAN, sxpsri-
portunity 70 learn real estate prae.
tfce thoroughly. Must have car and
be able to furnish bond. No part
time applicants. Our salesmsn
e0OFERS. white, helpers and me-
ssasRIss seasIas. 4 sAP6t'sFis 5. TFaioai2s, q VA !.
RoofiRs. ta,: 1rss class .. reroot-
o'hRiEN RooTINo Co. els 18th
ie,oas CLERK. experienced. evening
soRuTEMSN aRPiz sSSs White White. ssss exper. to oper-
ate established dry cleaning route;
Silver Spring area; salary plus
commission. Give references. Box
EoIfhmsS sSTiA: sssri AND SOLICITORS: sg for
established dry-cleaning route:
guaranteed $50 salary plus COM
mission: vacation with pay. Apply
3024. Hamilton ST., Hyattsyille.,
RoGTE isALEsMAN--opportanSity
70 earn good living and be own
boss on established laundry and
dry cleaning route. Sales exper
not necessary: guaranteed salary
Of MORNINGsibE LAUNDRY.
0220 Georgia ave., Silver Spring
RoUTE sALEsMEN-s men. ages %
to 45. with previous experience. 70
work established routes for well
known food product manufacturer
and distributor. Must be honest,
ambitious. willing to work. full
days Q week for guaranteed salary
and commission. vacation with pay.
disqualification and every employe
benefit. Union lob. Applicants
must stand strict check on refer
enee. Apply 22I5 Adams pi. ne,
or phone LA. $4,000, ask for Mr..
shnEs hnEhSiR REPRESENTATIVE. presently
calling on the boating trade. to
handle d fast-moytng line Of out
board utils. EDGEWATER 9-660o.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
HELP-MfN
Sales Opportunity

II you are nov retired or in specially
.n ,sFE (, apd s yen s1 n.sd e appls Saa
ings, opportunities are noN open
with an estabiished local arm In
Fails Church, AnnadAle, West Hy-
attsvilie and 3. Z. Washington. Cail
10. H-S700 for an interview or
further information. Us
COLOkED MAN With b. g. permit,
fully experienced In food market.
Box 207.A. Star. --26
Evening star., 1955-10-26
"Watch out for Bic bitesi''
HELP-WoMEN tcant. ]

CAsHIER-CIGAR CLERK = Exper.
sssF%odp sssssEFEs%so sI pk6a k6Hs sPSsE. Psssi ia5s is6i
r. I. ave. DU. $4,000. ---eS
CAsHIEK.CL experienced. q
associate with new-car Buick
dealer, under most congeniai sur.
Toundings. switchboard exper. nee
essary. b-day week, paid vacation
permanent Call Mr., Noga, TEN.
PIE MOTOR CO.. Alex, Va. KI
S-4800. 20
CASHIER -CLERk. drugstore exper
local refe;; days. no sun, CHA9.
TLE1ON PHARMACY, 18th y B nv
CASHIER RAPPER
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Insurance Co

CLERK under 80
6-day, 37t5-hf. VIZ; pleasant work.
ing conditions. Apply SUN LIFE or
GAhSP4i G.1. q e.ii fVSR Sa. sssss5.s s4 i..s 81
|CLERK-sTENo. ase 25-ss. for In.
s sssstipG hsr Work ..l N oen eoan1 Sss
fits Apply to THE CITY BANK
9th and Mass. ave. NV. --27
CLERK.TYPiST. for dietary dept
Liberal empioye dement's. 6s-day
oENcY HOSPITAL. --ss
CLERK-TYPIsT, TO April 1; college
MAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
2234 wilson hlyd, ArL.. "a. $1,000
lCLERK-TxPIST--Large Insurance.
company has opening IN claim dept.
disqualification insurance and other
benefits: 30A-hour work week. Ex-
perience desirable but not neces-
sary. See Mrs LAndmRn, q. 8
EMPLoYMEEI SERVICE. i72a J
ris 81 ~ ~ xsas Ssn 4oor; r.. .. Is
sSai era "a efncs work; hour: $50 ..,;nn IN;
and sick leave dement's: non-pfohi
sonnel uffice. ard a., EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE Co. si6 18th
cIRRK.IYPIsT, with amhition Il
become stenosrapher: 6-day. %.
Cali La. 6-i3i4. MRS. BERpEAux
lCLERK-TYPTsT. white, 90 hrs. Wk.
afternoons. Clerical detail ant
typing lelec, typewriterl. Prefer
live vic. 10Th and Col. I'd. Phons
Hu, 3-4922 between l-6 only fol
CaLiEHRsk.rYPIsr, CaLiEHRsk under 80. s-day
37h.hr. week. pleasant workini
conditions. Apply sun LIFE OF
CANADA. Room $40, 72z 14th st
NV, or call Ma. 6-4e6T. 1T
lCLERk.TEPIST, insurance polio,
yping, expert electric typewriter,
| insurance experience helpful; 1880
| TX. 3-2S60, -27
lCLERK. .TYPisT. attractive younl
lady for diversified duties in mod
ern Bethesda once; typing re
Quired. For interview, call Mr.
cEeSn.rfPisf. II: fTIisis under IS, ssaiisbl, S
Immediately for national puhlics,
tion. Accurate typing at 46-6t
y.p.n1. must" plus ability Y
handle other general once routine
| Advancement, 6-day, 40-h0ur week
| Call Mr.. McCL LURE. pI. 7-92S2.
wv MnY< rTyxyraYryyvy
Evening star., 1955-10-26
HosTEssEs
AiGIso HOT fs's sHio'pPEs, is 1si5 = Il iNcc.s e.

INSPECTORS q eiofhins 70 classify
and grade woods and silks. Alert.
intelligent. move about reaoily
handicapped preferred: past experi-
ence clothing sales. aiterations lac.
tory Inspections helpful. Apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, i2le
New Hampshire ave. NV. t2lst enc
M. g-12 am. Mon. thru FIJI OF
rSsuRXScE. N ipRS'nshSesi Ornament position %
part.tilne basis. 4-b mrs. daiy !,
general insurance exper. desirable
excel. working conds. co. 5-Ib0u
LEGAL SECYH. --- X325 W
6ecy, ergineering ------to $55 w; w;
Once cierk.typist, exper. x s65 uI
Silver 6pring. ne anc
Langley Park vic. ------ sou W
lBkkps. clerk. exper. -------Ss75, ~, " y
lKeypunch operator r-------.aSsSz Szot
x-ray Technicians --- S32b mo
ALLEN -OBRiEN, Personnel Service
i1404 N. ". Ave. Rs. 1.I2oe
IMAssEUSE, exper. full or par!
time: ) days. 1929 r st. NV. Snd
MnEs6iicAL ns0Tic TEcHNIcIAN. expert.
enced In clinical chemistry end
| hematology; salary open. eau Ma
s-o577 or OIL. 7-2775. .--5U
Evening star., 1955-10-26
MElP--MEN

SALESMAN for stors. white. Drivers
week, raises. II. 7-330z --21
SALESMAN ---kxperiencsd snoe mas ,e
that requires shoe experience for
leading department store In D. g.
Call HARRY Z, RHkA, OIL. 0-b22O
for appointment between 10 and D.
SALRSAfAN--HardWare and eleetri-
cal experience to call on local hard
ware retail stores. Many accounts
est: good opportunity for the right
SALESMAN AND MANAGER for wine
Cali AD. 4-4iS1 for appointment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mems wear
salesman for suburban mems wear
sas1n advae. sISd g .ofs anS msnassr sesn'e cs
Mr. FIOAM at WA T-3466 Pa
Evening star., 1955-10-26
CLERK-TYPISI
n. d sECTIoN

Permanent position, good cpportun-
fly with Well-estAb.. Wholesale house
for ambitious worker. 6-dAy. 40
hI. week. eau 81. $4,000. Exs
22l Tor apt. ri
Evening star., 1955-10-26

sEAMgTREss, fOr small dfE cls1n-
p.rn. 1s srAs sl cIHasESRsnl CLEAN Ssn sstoseeEE stoseEE
7070. Ia
sEAMsTREss--Experienced. Apply
n person NEW ENGLAND FUR
kIkRS. TIT 18th st. NV. --3l
SEAMsTREss, for MAx'S TAILOR
"a WOE ials n. Hishiand St. ASrl'
sEAMsTREss, for ladies' wear only:
must be experienced. 10. 9-96s1.
sEAMsTREss, white. under 50.
Pleasant working copd. Vacation
with pay. AID, 2-3413. rs
sEAMSTREss. slip covers and
sTapss aTsPssies; s,,i EzpsTie9esd og only: Alex
SECRETARY, 20-26 years Of aee;
must be excellent typist, some short
experience In business once. for
secretary TO owner OF company.
must have had some experienee In
meeting the public. must be pres-
entity employed with finest refer
ences; b-day week. 9-4; 3 weeks
yseastion With pay: $50 per week.
AAhss EC 9Att tt0@tsVE 2AkA KALLnl48
personality. Write BOX 20i B. Star
with complete resume and tneloBe
recent photograph. -27
SECRETARY for pleasant once, en-.
eel salary and other Dement'S. Win
consider beginner. CENTRAL FUEL
CO.. ll26 Fla. ave. .. so
SECRETARY, shorthand not essen
tial Pleasant phone voice and per-
sonalfty. Salary commensurate with
ability and exper. Oppor. for steady
I'd aneement; white. age 1885. Mr..
Hedrick. SELECTED RISKS. ms,
33cS 18th st. NV. AD. 2-eo22,
SECRETARY. age 21-so. national
organization. pleasant working
conditions and SURROUNDINGS. Call
MA. S-O724 for appointment. --2s
SECRETARY. to regional attorney Of
be hiehly intelligent. excel. stencs-
raphe5 and typiss personable' not
SECRETARY, airport, expef,:, to
$500. POTOMAC EMPL., Gil King
st., Alex, H. 9-5055.
SECRETARY, shorthand, good TIP.
ing, administrative ability. i4th
and q iocafion. 6-day week, IN
teresttng work for qualified girl.
Write Qualifications and salary ex-
Psssltsd sssls Box aaas alsv 8 vaviaSle ssaa. m2ssc
SECRETARY
Evening star., 1955-10-26

CASHIER, EXPER.
For liquor store: ase 3S.t6. ooce
salary. unlim. opportlnityi bonus
vac. Character refs. RA. 6-o66S.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
HELP--WoAAEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK
35-hour week, some typine s275 mo-
Investment stock eikss typ. $23s
Dictaphone secy, ----. $3s6
ReminKton Rand keypnnch $27h
MGR No. a100. 9-6 (20-3b) $500
Dietaphone trainees --- $50
ATLAS AGENCY, RE. 7.5767
1870 New York Ave. NV. Rm. 500
Evening star., 1955-10-26
HELp--MiN

UPuOLsTEHEBop opsning for isk.
shop. Apply n person. A77
IUrHOLsTERERs WANTilD - FIRST
sIsss sEssds 0ass asrt. assa ca 6E .ib2s
IBOYS-VETS-TRAVEL
8 young men. 1924. Must De as:
gEessiye. Travel Calf, Arizona and
sarnlngs; New car trensportation
segnt; t;,,.s1pap2 Apply e cScm@cdcre !, Hosel, ,a,l;
sna Ms i.S is9Shssca' P.S. 70 ana . = ee.0n
MAN. colored. mechanically In
ciined. in. engineering and main-
tenanee dept. Of large new air
conditioned apt. bldg. IN NV:
GOOD salary; excellent opportunity
can = kM e. eSs9g ~ , essEsss, rs,sson : aa sad
MAN WITH CAR. 70 pick up vacuum
cleaners fof service y : protected 9
sss' s4.ss.@ss. sss' DsEassn Rasas 1889 En-. iasosi
DAYS. b c. permit. x q K MAR
KET. 3lS Que st. NV, rs
MAN LIVING IN e.E. or Prince
GEORGES Co. aren.--Exeellent open
ing: averaEe Sg7 weekly income:
age 81 TO 39 preferred. For inter-
view phone Mr.. BELL, RE. 6-6l63,
Wed. only. 8 pm. to o p.fn.s
Evening star., 1955-10-26
RESIDENT MANAGER

RESIDENT MANAGER
For large garden-type apt, develop
msnt; must be thoroughly expert.
enced. under 80 yrs. Of age. Good
salary plus apt. Write, giving COM
gRssi..I Rsssi. rs:sRs .ssss. asi ssa igs ssa
RESIDENT MANAGER
For 6S-unit NV. elevator apt. bldg
Must be experienced In supervising
help, rent collections and complett
management. Must have Q mini.
mum Of 8 Years experience IN
ssaasifui iRslaif Fiss sp. PIG ME eGca sfsi rs
SALESGIRL-BAKER
Part time for sat-. sun; and holi,
days. Must Be dependable. with
pleasant personality; Ask Tor Mr
Reiter, PoSIN'S BAKERY, 475t
Georgia ave. NV. ~
|gALEsLADY, 25-35. interested In
career as corseteer: appearance ans
personality important. We vii
train and provide professiona
schooling for right lady. Exper
heipful but not necessary. OnE
snose Int insersstsd .,S e 1wPTaNs PsTnsPsns coz IS
SET SHOP, l105 = st.; NV. Al
for Mr.. Markham, eth noor. --3.
sALEsLADY, 1895, for ltngerts az. an
hosiery depts.. 6-day week. WHE
LAN's CORSET SHOP, I106 ? q
h.w. Ask for Mr.. Markham. Al
sATEsLADY-Pfessntabie young wo
man with experience In separates
blouses, skirts. lingerie and aeees
soffes. Steady position. Excellen
salary. Wonderful opportunity. Ap
ply 101e Conn. ave. 20
lsALESLADY. experienced. In ladiei
conditions: liberal msrchandis
discounts: steady work. This Is no
g part-ttme job Starting salary
fAsHfon UNfroRMs. 5io d 8
sAIEsLADY for costume an,
antique tewelry; Permant Job. TIM
JEWEL BOX. i327fs O St, NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
CLERKS
PAYROLL SECTION
CLERK--sENIoR

Under 30, for interesting
responsible clerical position.
No tipping required. At least
2 years business experience
or college. Aif-conditipned
once. 6-day wk., 8 to 4:30.
Government Employees
Insurance Co.
(Not . Government Agency1
18th and Z Gts, NV.
Please Apply at L st. Entrance
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Clerk-Typists

We have 2 positions open
In our main once In the ne.
section. and position in our
downtown employment ONCE
for experienced typists. Should
be able to type f5 w.p.n.
We offer many company
benefits, including:
PAID VACATIONS
sick LEAVE
GROUP INSURANCE
CREDIT UNION FACILITIES
And other employe Dement'S.
APPLY
Safeway Stores, Inc.
ts45 4th ST. NE.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

CLERK-TYPIST
interesting opening for typist In IN
surance CO.. Is 70. 25: 6-day yk.,
PLEASANT surIoundings and other
smpioye dement's: good chance foI
advancement. Apply. go Woodwsfo
BLDG. 18TH and II sts NV. --2T