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ST. LEGER FIELD HIT

LONDON. Sept. 3 P.-A
coughing epidemic is sweeping
Britain's horse racing stables
on the eve of the last classic race
of the season.
Seventeen thoroughbreds are
entered for Wednesdays running
Iof the st. Leger. But nobody is
prepared to say that II will go
to the post.
Latest Leger horses to go down
are Cardington King and True
Cavalier. Both are coughing
and may miss the classic" their
handlers said today.
Va Presto was scratched from
the Leger yesterday because of
Ia bad attack of coughing. JAR
Idiniere. formerly owned by Queen
Elizabeth II and now owned by
Englishman Tom Lilley, also is
troubled with q "bark".
Newmarket, headquarters of
English racing, is among the
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NEW YORK, N. Y. Sept. 8 up.
Ethel D. Jacobs Searching
and Christopher T. chenery's
Talora won the split divisions of
the $2S,725 Vagrancy Handicap
at Aqueduct before a crowd Of
34,025 today.
Searching, q bargain castoff
from the Ogden Phipps' Stable
trained by Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons, won $19,675 IN capturing
the seven-furlong stake for illies
and mares in the good time Of
1898. Hirsch Jacobs. veteran
Forest Hills. Long Island. trainer
who conditions Searching .or his
wife. acquired the 3-year-old
daughter of War Admiral Big
Hurry for $4,000 this spring at
Belmont Park.
Under Conn McCreary. Search
ing was rated of the pace, came
Ito the middle of the track for
the long stretch drive and won
by a length and a half from
Rokeby Stables Blue Banner,
who was second by one length
over Foxcatcher Farms Parlo.
the 4-to-5 favorite, who toted
129 pounds. 10 more than
Searching.
It was the seventh victory for
Searching in the Jacobs colors.
Running for Phipps. Searching
couldn't win in two years.
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Myron-CoweII Out of Tourney
In Row Over Two Players

BALTIMORE. Sept. 8 (Spe-
ciaD The Myron Cowell soft
ball team of Washington. D. c..
was tossed out of the Central
Atlantic Regional tournament
today after its 4-3 first round
victory over the Erie (Pal Allied
Trades Council.
The action came after a pro-
test was filed by the Baltimore
Trenton Democrats, not in
VOWED in today's schedule OF
contests.
The Trenton team claimed
that Art Brasse, Myron Cowell
third baseman. played profess
sional ball for a few weeks in
1916 with Fort Smith. Ark, OF
the New York Giants chain, and
that Charlie Heinbaugh. Cowell
second baseman, had played the
season of 1850 in the Washington
Senator's chair.
AS a result of these claims
the Myron Cowell's victory early
today was voided by tourney Of
ficials.
Bernard T. McCarty, District
of Columbia softball commits
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sioner, refused to accept this
ruling. pointing out that both
players had played in every D. c.
and regional tournament with
no protest from anyone. .
mccarthy also read the rules
of the Amateur Softball Associa-
ton of America which were in
effect in 1916 and 1850, declar-
ing that both players were
qualified for the tournament. As
a result of the barring of the
Washington team McCarty is
protesting to the national body
Tuesday.
He will ask that the meet be
declared mo tournament" and
that the eventual winner, ex-
pected to be the Trentons, be
barred from playing in the
World Series at Clearwater, Fla.
September 1924, because the
Myron-Cowell team was "un-
fairly deprived of a chance tc
win the meet"
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Santee, SoweII,
Richards Score
In Canada Meet

TORONTO. Sept. 8 R.-
United States athletes. led by
Yves Santee, Arnie Sowell and
the Rev. Bob Richards. carried
of the major honors today In
the opening of the track and
field meet sponsored by the Ca
madam National Exhibition.
Santee won the mile in All
after taking over the lead In the
third quarter and coasting home
in front of four rivals. Dick Car
michael of the Toronto Olympic
Club was second.
Sowell. Pittsburgh's great half
miller, won his speciality in 1888
and Richards cleared the bar at
IA feet. 61a inches for victory in
the pole vault.
Jim Golliday Of Northwestern
matched the Canadian mark for
100 yards with a 9.6 clockiiig.
Golliday beat out Elmer Cole
man of the Detroit Police A. A.
in a driving finish.
Harry Bright Of the New York
Pioneer Club edged Paul Thrash
of Pittsburgh in the 440-yard
hurdles. He was timed in SO
seconds. Bright also was runner
up to Sowell in the $50.
Coleman came back after his
defeat by Golliday to capture
the 220 in 21.6 with Gene Gath
ers of the New York Pioneer
Club second. The Detroit Police
A. A. also scored in the 120-
yard high hurdles with Jim
Brodie winning in 14.9.
The mile relay was won by
the New York Pioneers in 3:19.
The remaining 18 events of
the meet will be held Monday.
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Searching, Borgoin FiIIy,
Wins Aqueduct Division

/. Given lukewarm support in
the wagering, Searching re-
turned mutuels Of $16.10, $40
and $3.50. Blue Banner paid
$3.50 and $500 and Parlo was
$3.50 to show.
Talora made q terrific charge
in the final eighth Of q mile to
sweep by Belair Studs Tremor
and Louis Lee Haggin us Smart
Devil.
Talora. a 4-year-old daugh-
ter Of Petition-Tanellora, ridden
by Hank Moreno. was clicked in
Her winning margin
over Tremor was three quarters
of a length. Smart Devil was a
half length back of Tremor.
Mrs. Joe Goodwin's Oil Paint
ing, the 6-to-5 favorite, finished
sixth after being in contention
most Of the way. Talora, Sec
ond choice in the wagering, re-
turned mutuels Of $14.40, $7.20
and $40. Tremor paid $3.50
and $3.50 and Smart Devil was
$6.40 to show.
Talora, winning her fourth
race in IL starts this year, also
earned a net purse Of $l9.675.
The Chenery f1lly won the Phila-
delphia Turf Handicap at At
lantic City prior to today's
score.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SlO3.3O

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 1000; maiden
3-year-olds and UP; / Is miles.
Rsmsh he. ,WSUshsn'e' sio ssS ssS
Sweet Chariot (Morenel asa
Miss Cricket, Langholm. skysweeper,
Golf Gal Time. 1:4sss.
FOURTH R RAGE ! .1s;cr 81. ooo' maid
a Fabrieator (And'n} $50 600
Fun Lover tNicholsl 6.50
Bit,o Sport, Cone On Req: Slam
Nam Nam Roman sfs" Fan, black Emperor. RED
Busher. Fusion. PhalanseS. Time
phipps-Byrn entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances: S-yesr-oids and up: 8 .tiirlongs.
Finieal lWoodhousel $50 $50 2.to
Taratara tGlessner) - '.ee "a
pa Gnl: c4 Time. Rf i:is Tempo Minute
SIXTH RAcE-The vsgrancy Handi-
cap Cist Division; $4,000 added; D.
iyear-olds and up: Z fgrlonEs. ma
s Blue B.ansi tsiehol.' '''' $50 s;SS
fA Miss s'i Wessie. Sometime Thing. Hen
Party; ouayana: Two Stars. Clear Dawn.
. ssyssrH Ia B bSisioa 's sdded
I3-year-oldS and up: fuYlongs,
Talora tMorenob 14.4O 1.20 $40
TPemor tAtkinson) 100 5.Do
Smart Devil tMcCFearyD 8.40
Countess Fleet, Lassie Lea, Royal Fan.
lCanadiana, Careless Miss, Oil Patnting,
Rico Reto, Bushers Queen. Time, 1:241s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 3-year -oldS: / Il miles.
"a Little Hut (Boland1 $50 500 500
Mount Rumble (Woodhousel $50 200
~ fszy E"f sosan' Market Gain. Friendly
Ace. Big Switch. Pinufta. Time. 1:47+s.
Dougherty entry
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Harness Sport Predicting
Crowd and Betting Records

crease of 20.6 per cent and a
handle rise of 24.6 per cent.
Buffalo Raceway was up 81
per cent in attendance and 1877
in betting.
At Westbury near New York
City, betting was up almost $70.-
600 nightly. Yonkers Raceway,
where a meeting is in progress,
also is showing increases.
Bay Meadows, near San Ma
'teo. Calf. Hollywood Park. Bay
State Raceway at Foxboro, Mass.
and Batavia Downs in New York
are other tracks doing better
than last year.
Last season. 10,147,255 spec
tators attended pari-mutuel
tracks and wagered $444, 845, 200,
of which the various States split
up $31, 767. 468. An estimated 10
million saw races at non-betting
tracks.
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COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. 8
(R.-The United States Trot-
ting Association today said har-
ness racing across the Nation
appears certain to set all-time
records in both attendance and
pari-mutuel betting. The an
nouncement came with only
two-thirds of the 1855 season
completed.
The USTA said the upswing
in trotting and pacing has
been especially strong in Cali
fornia, Massachusetts. metro
politan New York City and
Western New York State, Chi
cage, Detroit and Cleveland.
The Fox Valley Trotting Club,
which held 40-day meeting
at haywood Park. Chicago. is
the leader with attendance up
1877 per cent and betting up
1858 per cent.
Grandview Oval near. Cleve-
land shows an attendance in
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S27.4O

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
Mrs; sweenie Cook, SEQ $40 500
S Ssmp Set css tSslses' $40 4.s sS
Laurel King. Laura C. Robert W. W,
FOURTH RAcEIPurse, $500; al
EEsaas; a:i !seiis s 40 s.sS g s.ae
Little Paehe Hartackl 500
Bt 9Eee s0ya as soa Brown rinse ssdsf Peadah
FIFTH RAcEwPurse, 81, 900: allow
anceS: 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs: ItGrf.l
Mis- S,iss Ep 1is,,. ,seier 100 s9S ,sS
shannon Comet tCarstens) 4.4O
Shaitani, Barely Nothing, Pine Theme,
Hi Jet, Time; LIE. so
anee s 5-yeareoids; : furlone a"'' A''0"
DogOon CRIB I2O 2.6O a.lO
lJOyial tHartaekl $50 200
Jett Flame tAdams) $50
Prince Eric. ia ia. Retract. Time,
SEVENTH RAcE-S75,Ooo added. The
WASHINGTON Park Futurity; 2-year-olds;
: ssoon's Son Orb, 500 $50 $50
Nuclear Power tCook) 1920
i Dark rosa, Gun Shot. Like Magic,
Night INTRUDER. Ratheram, Greek Spy.
Fruehauf entry.
b Buhl and Drake entry.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse, $4,000; OPP
tional claiming handicap: 3-year-olds
and up; ne miles on the turf.
Passing Hour Hartk) 1850 $40 leo
Lebanon Lad tShoemaker) $50 39O
The Eagle tBrooksi $50
Galway Boy. Close Out Adams on
OK, Mr., President, Three Cubs. Time.
1:44 Turf firml
NINTH RACE-Purse. $3.50. claim
ing 3-year- Odds and up; lie miles on
the turf
Deodend tAdamsl 1850 100 400
q Pondering (Jessupl $50 2.SO
tinerant (Sh0emaker) 300
Quick Imp, Industrious. Blue Boy
Beverley, Lady Elect. Sir Lari, Camp
ing Out. Time, 1:45as.
a Locust Lawn Farm and Wilson entry
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Miss Todd Takes
Del Mar Debutunte

DEL MAR, Calf, Sept. 3 up.
j. Rukin Jelks' Miss Todd.
iCalifornia's 2-year-old filly
queen. led all the way to win
the S29.970 Del Mar Debutante
today.
Snoop. owned by Robert Leh-
man, came up fast to be second.
&c. L. Hirsch's Eddie's Sister was
third. The Del Stables Fathers
Flowers was fourth. She Devil
and Mrs. Muriel L. trailed in
that order.
Miss Todd covered the 6 fur
longs in 1905 and paid $2.70,
I$2.40 and $3.50 as the public
Ifavorite. The victory was worth
S20,160 to the winner. Miss
Todd now has won $71,585 in
purses.
The highest daily double Of
the meeting. $1,129, was paid
Ito SO ticket holders after Jonah
won the second race at a S25 90.
Ocean Life, a 2-year-old filly,
set up the big dividend by WIN
ming the first race for a $73.10
ipayoff.
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AAU Plans Second
DEVELOPMENT Meet

The second of two Olympic
Development track meets will be
held at 6 pm. September Is at
the Banneker Recreation Center
The meet, sponsored by the
District AAU, is open to all
novice and handicap runners and
will include a 220-yard handicap
dash, 300-yard novice dash, 440-
yard novice run, 880-yard handi-
cap run. one mile handicap run
and a 60-yard dash for women.
Entry blanks have been sent
to all high schools and Armed
Services bases in the area and
to the Baltimore Olympic Club.
Entries close September Is with
Howard P. Bailey, chairman of
track, Room 200, The Star Build
ing.
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TENNEY TO SHIP
ELLSWORTH STRING
no COAST TUESDAY

CHICAGO, Sept. 3 tP.--
Meshach Tenney, trainer of
Swaps and the Rex C.. Ellis
worth Stables. today an
nounced the entire string
of thoroughbredS will be
shipped to California Tues
day.
Tenney's announcement
came soon after the Ellis
worth 2-year-old, Like Mag
ic. finished 18th in the field
of ii in the Washington
Park Futurity.
Actually we have little
else to race in New York
with Swaps out with a sore
front foot" Tenney said.
I'VE were hoping Like Magic
might do something to war
rant our shipping East"
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 8 (R.-
They call Delvin Miller. proprie-
tor of Meadowlands Farm at
nearby Washington. Pa, Triple
Duty Del"
Miller. who calls himself the
Eddie Arcaro" of harness racL
ing. is a trainer, breeder and
racer of harness horses. He's
won virtually every big harness
race during his lifetime.
Besides shutting between the
race tracks throughout the coun-
try, the Al ! year old Miller
spends his spare hours either at
Meadowlands or at Orlando,
Fla, breeding and training har-
ness horses.
Only four days ago Miller
completed deal for Adios, Is
year-old sire of harness race
champions, for a half million
dollars-the highest paid for a
standard bred horse.
Hes a lot of horse and is
worth every penny" Miller COM
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FUTURITY
Continued From Page d.

COutluuco EtUm rage D"A
Washington Park meeting Labor
Day.
If all 10 start in the mile test
the race will gross $152,950 and
net the winner $4,000.
Challenge HeliOscOpe
Challenging William G. Helis,
.jr.'s Helioscope, the Nations No.
Il contender for the 1855 handi-
cap title, are the Hasty House
Farm entry of Ruhe and Platan.
"A. G. Vanderbilt's Social Out
cast, r. w. McIlvain's Hasse-
iyampa, H. G. Bockman's Happy
Go Lucky, S. C. Mikell's Brush
Burn, Calumet Farms Dukes
Lea. Maine Chance Farms Jet
Action and Revere Knoll Farm S
Smoke Screen.
Jockey Sammy Boulmetis will
be aboard HelioScope, top
weighted at 1870 pounds and the
early 7-to-5 favorite. Willie Har-
tack will pilot Hasseyampa. a
20-to-l longshot. and Willie
Shoemaker will be up on Jet
Action. listed at to /.
In today'S sixth race, E. Gay
brakes Dogoon set a track rec
ord for seven furlongs in win
ming the $4,000 Holland purse
by FIVE lengths over Jovial. Do
goon's time was 1921. a fifth of
a second better than the mark
set by Sickle's Image three years
ago.
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SEVENTH RAcE-Purse addd s-yeod SS
Hurtock Eight Up

CHICAGO. Sept. 3(PD.-Willie
Hartack and Willie Shoemaker,
fighting for national riding hon.
ors, booted home but one winner
each today at Washington Park.
Hartack's victory gave him $50
winners for the season, eight
more than Shoemaker.
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Timonium Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: Z furlongs.
Red Comet (Hewittl 1850 eco 40
Liberty Andy Clark 100
:. Rough Box. Casia Astraline. shale,
Flaming Sash Time, :39is.
SECOND RACE Purse. 81 900: claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up: IL miles.
Buds Baby iShirev) go $50 I 80
Wac fStidhaml 40 500
Her Scandal IIddlel 800
Meeting Night, Mr. Dumiohn, Aesir.
BUSY Day. TimeotthemOon. Time,
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Witty Cox to Speak

Witty Cox. the pro golfer at
Congressional Country Club, will
be the guest speaker at the
weekly luncheon meeting Of the
Optimist Club of Washington at
1918 pm. Tuesday at the May
flower Hotel.
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Results

FIRST RACE-PuFse. $500: claim
Ing: 2-year-olds: q furlongS.
Born Rich tLester) $3.50 l1.20 $40
AndEob (Nicholsl .7.iO 1880
Boot Trouble Bailey $40
Cram. Delphidesss; Esquisse. Half
SECOND RACE-Pnrse. $4,000: claim
ins: 4-year-olds and IN: q furlones.
Ham Bene tGueriBl $50 3.80 $40
Iamarelie (GlassneTl $40 40
Hall Fellow tMorenel $50
Claret. Perman. Upalong. PAGES
Darling, Piouanette, Ergo. Dusty Drive
Time I.l22a
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EIGHTH RAcE-Pur,e, $40
MuII Tennis Club Sponsors Tourney

The Mall Tennis Club Is
sponsoring a round robin tennis
tournament at Banneker Recre-
alton Center running through
September IL.
There is no entrance fee and
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eiaimins; I l/l6 miles.

classes are for boys up to IS
years old, Juniors UP to 10, girls
under 10 and doubles for boys
under Is. Mrs. Florence Barnes
at Lawrence 6-4945 is handling
entries until ii am. Tuesday"
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Iron Man Pitcher

John Taylor, ST. Louis Card
Iinals' pitcher in 1904, hurled 352
consecutive innings without re-
lief. =
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WASHINGTON Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. So. $50: claim
Ing: .4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs
Pernie Lee Brooks $50 SEQ ?.iG
GRAY Moon tJess0pl $40 ESQ
Hap'S Reward tHeckm'n) 500
Arsufy, Admirals Pet. High Drift,
Mary Bonifsce, Gallant Answer. Roam
ing oscar, Mon Baiser. Time, l:l1As.
SECOND RACE-Purse. So $50; claim
Flying Bry tShoem'k'rl 500 400 $40
Dandy Wag (Hartackl SEQ ESQ
New Stream (Br0oksl 4.68
Swivel Hips, Ignition, Red Speed
Jandy: Flying Pat, lie Sabre. Kentucky
Kid. All Tilly. Time. 1:lO3s,
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sGopgrisht 1855 BY Triansle Publications Incl aud
up; iuriOngs POST 20S off at once start good; won
Oregano-Grua. Trainer owner vaiueS-S1 900. 500.
S4I5. 1925. Time. l244s Cloudy and fast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-04

Two dollar mutuels gaidT &C HET Ia soo .
Handle-S22S.S1S.
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Two-dolsr mutues paid-SAINT OREGON S. 90, $50,
300 sun JEEP, Sli4O $3.50 ALLADIER. SAT
Handle-Sl59dl6.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500 CLAIMING: 3-year-olds
furlongS 236 off start GOOD won oriEifie
place same Winner A. H. Bowen's g. 3, by The Dose
Rugged Trainer, Values-s22sO S1tp S4eo'
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Jlpi Japa tScurlockl
March Brat tSnr 'nsonl
Great Habit tchoq'ttei
Eastern Glow (R'guezI
Night Baker tCuimonel
.Cornishman fDiMauroJ
Beauty Miss fGonzlezl
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ATLANTIC CITY RACE CHARTS

FIFTH RACE-Purse S4509: allowance; 2-year-olds: o
iqrones Post 4:os off 4osa: start fair Won driyIins
canobe Lee Trainer, E r. Myers Va!ues-S27oo ssoo'
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DAILY DOUBLE 10 AND 3, PAID s9esso ~
THIRD RAcE-Purse $4,000 claiming; 2year-olds
furongs6 Post, sos, off 30els start good drV
place same winner saggy Farms oh 2, by saggy-Crt
Jewel Trainer. G. r. White Vaues-S2, Gio $3.50 -
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EIGHTH RAcE-Purse S6500: claiming: for 4-year-ods
and up ;. miles Pcs, 554 Of, 5;54 Start good won
cockney = kiska Trainer A. Luro. Values - $4,000,
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FOURTH RACEPurse. S!.!00: claiming: and
up 4 miles Post 49, OF at once start good won ridden
lock-Tawny Trainer ] Hanford. Values Sl.a2G SG40.
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at research laboratory. Must be
careful. conscientious worker. Sal.
airy open. Call XII. 9-S765 or XII.
1880, ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP, Alex, Va Ii
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MEDICAL sECRETARY, exper.. for
pediatrician's once; mature person
Tor perma. position. Call no. 2-56l1,
iesi2, N Monday, only; ,.,s. ur.. T..
white, under 70: Isss and and polite NE
Hrs. s:s0-5. IA day Sat. Car per
NIT furn. Salary, $3.50 mo. Phone
M iii Sai K ESTIMATOR. fully ex:
tas ss q on a stosk and s :gsi:l
nifty Tor advancement. TURovER
LUMBER CO., Bethesda. Md, o..
MOTOR CARRIER SALES representa-
carrier has opening for freight sales
representative in WASHINGTON area.
motor carrier sales experience neces-
sary: state education. experience,
age and salary expected. Box SLY.
MUITILlTH oPERAToR-Multiiith
hours, 51a days a week. usual COM
pany benefits. Apply In person. Nj.
Martin. SUBURBAN TRUST COM
M fifth. n OPERATOR. experienced
only only work in m eaNR a 1.oSnflN
PRiST1No Co. 1sI5. Eye $: ,9sv,
NIGHT wATCHMAN-steady, year:
physically able. Must be sober and
reliable: Referencss required; Apply
s II geT HGI1 M tS 4soo Branch hi aye''
experience in dispatehing Of oil
chanics. Old established firm. per-
manent position. good pay chance
Tor advancement. Box Ask. star.
Office Machine Mechanic
National ONCE machine company has
period. Box 243-z, Star. 10
OFFICE WORKER-Capable young
man for ONCE. Adding machine ex-
perience desired. Permanent posi-
n 1a asass aans Ssf Box s15s
OPERATORS for bulldozers, leaders,
W va i.H eoN Rs1TS esEoi Co. rover
rAfHNs3f22R. LIST class only need apply
Nark ss g r I Io e Sssa tI'nsP PG
PAINTER and one comb: painter and
paper hanger. Call WILLIAM SPIT
TIE. Manassas. Va. 3S9-J. 10
PAINTERS, experienced. Report to
$500 block Of Little Falls I'd, Arl.
|. See MR.. CATION. 10
PAINTER. combination man. FIRST
class mechanic. white: car neeeS-
sary: steady year-round work; SOB
per hour. ia. $4,000, MR.. STAN
FAINTER. white. under so: sober;
hospital. permanent; S275. PROF.
PERSONNEL. NE. S-2992.
PAINTERS-Only first class need ap-
ply; SIS per day. II you're not a
mechanic. don't waste your time.
Reply Box 40-Z, Star. 10
PAINTERS WANTED-Steady work.
sober, reliable. men only. ia.