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Braves Keep Streak Going
New Hero Every Day
CrunduII Takes
Turn at Getting
Key Run Home

Picking the big guy in Mil.
waukees fantastic comeback in
the National League pennant
chase is like stepping on ants.
Tag one and there are two more
to take his place. The Braves
simply have a new hero every
day.
1t was Catcher Del Crandell's
turn last night. He laid down
a squeeze bunt that got the win
ming run home as the Braves
scored three in the ninth inning
to beat the Phillies 8-5.
That made it II in a row for
Milwaukee under Manager Fred
Haney. who either is the man
ager Of the year or a whale Of
an opportunist. 1t also protected
the Braves two-game lead, as
second-place Cincinnati rallied
to drop Pittsburg into fifth place,
81, and third-place Brooklyn
scored two unearned runs to
overhaul the Cubs, 80.
The Cardinals, idle along with
the Giants, moved into fourth
as the Pirates lost their ninth
decision in the last 10.
Yankees End Streak
In the American League, the
Yankees buried their four-gamo
losing streak under IA hits, In.
GLIDING four home runs, to beat
Kansas City. 9-3, and take q
/ l2-game edge over Chicago, the
idle runnerup. Washington add
ed to the Tigers tailspin, hand
ling Detroit it's ninth straight
defeat, 5-3, in the only other
game.
Rookie Norm Siebern homered
twice for the Yanks, who also
had homers from Hank Bauer
and Joe Collins as Johnny Kucks
won his 10th with a nine-hitter.
Yogi Berra ended an 0-for-23
slump with a double, while Nick
ley Mantle went 4-for-5, includ-
ing 2-for-2 against the shift
devised by AS Manager Lou
Boudreau.
Since Haney moved up from
coach to boss. replacing Charlie
Grimm 10 days ago. no less than
eight Braves have accounted for
the winning runs in the 11-game
sprint that has led from fifth
place to first.
AdcOck Set Pattern
Joe Adcock drove in the run
that started it all with his ninth
inning home run that beat
Brooklyn in the first game Of a
June II double-header. Then 1t
See BASEBALL. Page Ally
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Hogan, Snead
Leading Again
In Cup Golf

VIRGINIA WATER, England,
June rs (P.--With is holes to
go in the Canada Cup golf COM
petition, the United States team
Iof Ben Hogan and Sam Snead
moved out front by one stroke
today. while Roberto de Vicenzo
of Mexico took the lead for the
individual international cham
Ipionship.
The break came as Canada's
Stan Leonard began to crack on
this afternoons round after
shooting a II for DOT this morn
ling. That gave him q one-stroke
lead over De Vicenzo, who fired
a 81, and placed him two shots
ahead of Hogan. 1t also put
the two-man Canadian team of
Leonard and AL Balding three
strokes ahead of the Americans.
However, the picture started
to change this afternoon. Leon
ard took fives on the first three
holes, going four over par. De
Vicenzo and Hogan shot the
same holes in par $50.
The Mexican, starting well
ahead over the others, completed
the out nine in So. one over par,
for a 63-hole total of 244.
Meanwhile, Hogan and Snead
wiped out their lunchtime deficit
of three strokes in the team COM
petition and went one shot up
on the Canadians through the
57th hole.
Hogan tired badly on the Sec
ond nine this morning and
wound up with a 70 after an out
going 81. Snead, improving on
the back nine, scored 38-35-73
to keep the United States in the
running. Balding had a IA for
Canada.
aCanada'S two-man, 54-hole ag-
See CANADA CUP, Page Ale
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BOOK DEFIED ON PINCH HOMER
Courtney Adds Irony
To Crisis for Harris

ting Ernie Oravetz, but that It'd
bit isn't noted for his sock. So
Chuck chose the lefthanded-hit-
ting Courtney. 1t marked the
first time this year that Clint
had been employed as a pinch
hitter against a lefthanded
pitcher.
The result was a flrst-pitch
homer into the lower rightfielo
stands, Courtney's second of the
season. to put the Senators
ahead, 4-3. They picked up an
other run in the inning when
Whitley Herzog walked and came
around on Pete Runnels' single
and Third Baseman Bob Ken
nedy's tumble of Roy Sievers
grounder.
Hoeft. shelled for the first
time in his last seven starts
against the Senators and a Loser
to them for the first time since
1854, owned a 30 lead enter
ing the seventh. The Tigers haC
clipped PaScual for three runs
in the fourth. Singles by Ear
Torgeson and AL Kaline and 6
walk to Charley Maxwell filled
the bases. A walk to Kennedy
forced across run and Bill
futile singled over two more.
Get Pair in Seventh
Walks to Ed Yost and Run.
nels, plus singles by Sievers anc
Jim Lemon netted the Senators
two runs in the seventh. Botl
singles were off the glove Of
Shortstop Harvey Kuenn, WHIT
returned to action for the frs
time in three weeks in an at.
tempt to halt. the Tigers skid
His injured right FOOT hasn't
healed completely.
NOTES: The Senators famed
IL times. with Herzog a four
time loser. Ex-senator Wal
ter Masterson pitched the ninth
and struck out two, with Hoeft
getting the other 10. Kalint
made a spectacular diving grat
of FitzGerald's liner to right ii
the fourth inning to choke of
two runs.
Paul Foytack and Bunky Stew.
art will be mound rivals tonight
/. The clubs clash again to-
morrow. The Senator's thel
Igo to Philadelphia for a benefi
exhibition with the Phillies be
fore moving into New York fol
four games. The win wa
IPascual's first since April %.
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Bostonion Moeeosins ore
ovoiIeble at the YMS
cIoFsndon, w., store
uillN. Hishland ST..
in sizes 6 10 - and A
70 D widths.
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NATIONAL

NANNStNCe
p Result; 4. T nS,..sDl
Milw.. 3; Phi. B.
Cincin., 2, Pitts, !
tonly eames seized
Games To-day
Chi at Bklyn tn
ST.. Louis at N. Y. tnl
Milw. at Phila tnl
Icincin. at Pitts. tnl
Games Tomorrow
Chicago At Bklyn.
81. Louis at N. Y, .
IMilw. q Phlla. tn)
ICinci. ~ Pitts. tn
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Joe Adcock drove in the run
that started it all with his ninth
inning home run that beat
Brooklyn in the first game Of a
June II double-header. Then 1t
See BASEBALL, Page Ally
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON at Detroit lnight)-stew.
art 49, VS.. Foytack (4-5).
Boston ct Chicago (night)-Brewel
(9-2) VS.. Harshman t4-4l.
New York at Kansas City (night)--
Ford (S-4) VS.. German (4-3).
Baltimore at Cleveland (nightl--
johnson (2-D VS.. Wynn 7-4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE n
Chicago at Brooklyn (night)--Davil
GID vs.. Maglie n-1l.
81. Louis at New York tnight)-
Mizell ga VS.. Gomez go.
Milwaukee at Philadelphia tnight)--
Crone (7-3l VS.. Roberts (7-S).
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh mighty
Lawrence 900 VS.. Munger 1-1l.
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BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Correspondent

DETROIT. June 26. - Bucky
Harris is barely hanging onto his
job. and the Senator's may be
the team to shove the Detroit
manager into the ranks Of the
unemployed.
Bucky's status was shaky when
the Senators arrived here with
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday
Wash, 3: Detroit. 2
N. Y, q; X. c.. z
Only games scheduled
Games Today
WASHINGTON at De-
troit, 9:1b.
N. Y. at X. c. (n)
Baltic. at cleve'd tn)
Games Tomorrow
Wash. at Det., 400
Boston at Chicago
Baltimore 81 cleve'd,
N. Y. at X. G. (n)
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Senators Box Score and BoseboII Scot
Page All
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hELPWoMEN
CLERK-TYPIsT, permanent

CLERK-TYPIsT. permanent posi-
ton; 5-day. 37h-hr. week. vaca-
ton with pay, disqualification
other benefits. Apply in person,
goth CENTURY-FOX FILM COR
PORATION. AIS 3rd st. NV. DI,
T-S420. -15
CLERK-TYPIsT. Courthouse area,
$40. POTOMAC EMPL.. 1884
Wilson blvd .Arl.. ia. t-2nN0.
CLERK-TYPIST. white. We have an
OPENING in our new Arlington officc
for young ambitions woman be-
tween rs and 80. SIS per week.
Mr.. VAN LANDINOHAM Ill
CLERK-TYPIST, age 25-35; 5-day
week. plus u day every other Sat,
S225 TO start; usual employe bene-
fits. Call Mr.. Wantz, RIA. $4,000
TO- appt. %
CLERK -TYPIST-Perm. 5-day wk.
interesting work. Centrally loo. air.
cond ONCE. Group hospital and
other employe benefits. Good salary
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES. 1921 F
st. NV. %
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=
commensurate with experience. 9
locations in Prince Georges Co. per-
sonal interview only See John F
Ryon., CITIZENS BANK OF MD.
Riverdale. Nd.
BANK TRAINEES, excel. future finest
OF opprty.. h. S. edu., good pay.
perm. inter. work. See Mr.. BLACK
at BOYD'S. cor. 18th and G SITS.
Inquire,
BEAUTICIAN imam or woman: $50
$50 plus CONN.,. days: busy, air.
cond. salon. WILLIAM OF N Y.
HAIR STYLISH. LA. 6-l70l. %
BEAUTICIAN, hair stylist. expert
HOUSE BEAUTY SALON. CIR.
BEAUTicIAN. ail-round: good hours gu
Bethesda salon. Call OIL. 2-5lSI.
BEAUTICEAN-STYLIST - Fui! or
part: excellent salary, plus SOC
commission paid weekly, paid vaca-
tiop. Apply LaRoMAINE BEAUTY
SALON arIs T. apply in person. 1903
BEAGTiCiAN." experienced in pin
curling. hair styling, hair cutting.
Excel; 'oppor; for right person.
BEAUTICIAN. exper. oper.. sood
guarantee and comm. 5-day week
R " STas7a or JE S g. on, 6.,
shop; saIaTy, and and s q comm sO%m; spe;;
CRAMER BEAUTY SHOP, Ills
18th st. NV, CO. 5-4043. Even
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced;
full and part time; top salary, plus
50ee commission; permanent po
cft az
REBA's BEAUTY SALON; $50 Le-
BEAUTY oPERATOR-E Excellent OPP
portunity for steady position in
YOUR HAIRDREssER. SS7 F st.
NV. or call ME, SASH. .
BEATTY ans!d s SrEEAT%E White sxPsTl
SHOP, $40 18th st. NV. Ma.
BEAUTY SHOP receptionist, expert
ence necessary. Neat in appearance.
Good salary. Apply in person.
HEADS. 1927 F st. NV. RE.
BIIGING MACHINE OPERATOR.
3j. experienced preferred; will
teach someone with knowledge OF
tipping. Apply Mr.. SMITH. SILVER
SPRING BUILDING SUPPLY CO.,
S22o Georgia ave, Silver Spring.
Md. Ill
experience desired but not essential.
5l2-day week. disqualification, paid
vacation. SOUTHEAST NASH, 2033I
Nichols ave Sc p
BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT for small
ONCE, 5-day week, pleasant work
ing conditions. Phone RE. 7-1960,
10
BOOKKEEPER, experienced for con-
struction office. Hyattsville. Ac-
counts payable; purchase book;
duties Call UN. 4-3030. 10
BOOKKEEPER, part time. 2 to 4
hours per day; ) days for real
estate and builders ONCE, ex-
perienced. Call MR.. WILLIAMS
BooKKEEPING MACH. oPR., Alex,
) DAYS, $3.50 UP. POTOMAC EMPL.,
91l King ST., Alex, XII. 9-5055
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. - - - =
MEN, exper. in alum. storm win
dows and glass cutting Apply 30
N. Lee. Alexandria. Va. %
MEN, white. part or full time, 81 rs;
car, S2.45 hr average. RE. 80 ~,
z pm. to 8 pm. 10
MEN. white. part or full time. for
summer work: students and teach
erS, earn more than enough for iall
expenses; car needed. Apply Fri
saitl az Ma 500 'iiVer H MD 5a
MEN, age II TO as. white. to col
lect old established insurance
route in Arlington alexandria. SIS
per. week. plus commission. No ex-
perience necessary. Work ) days
per week: permanent position. .Ap-
ply 4l9 KinG ST.. RIM. 205, Alex
andria, Va, or. call XII. S-lnl9,
Monday through Friday. III
openings for . men.
full time: also l part time. married
men preferred: full time can aver
liShed routes. no cold canVassing:
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earnings; no sales ex-
perlence necessary. but must be
able to furnish. character refer.
ences. For details. apply FULLER
Bids 14t6 and F SIS NV. or
phone DI, 7-4477 or DI. T-349S.
YOUNG MAN, Is to is, high school
education not necessary. Just lot
on the bali. See MR.. PETERS, Rm.
327 Portland Bldg, 1929 Vermont
ave. NV, 8 am. to i am. 10
YOUNG MAN as helper on milk de-
livery route. Perm. position with
attractive employe benefits for an
energetic person. D. c. drivers per-
nit G. B. MACKE CORP. 2l2 H
st. NV %
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YOUNG MAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANKERS
WASHINGTON Bldg 10

MEN, white; oO-30. One
OF Washineton's largest ONCE sup
ply and equipment companies has
openings for high school and COL
lego Graduates interested in a
permanent sales position. Posi-
lions are available after training
in retailing, outside sales and furni-
ture sales. Ample opportunity for
advancement for serious minded
men with initiative and ambition.
Many employe benefits. Call MA.
S-IlS1, Mr.. L. j. Milliken for ir-
terview. CHAS. G. STOTT & CO.,
INC, 1910 New York ave. NV.
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
experienced night man; sober,
middle-aged. Apply SYLVESTER s
GULF SERVICE, Georgia and
Eastern ayes. NV. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, local references necessary.
Apply in person. HAYNES ESQ
SERVICE 270S virginia ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION MANAGER-w.
have a permanent job with real
future open for capable expert
enced service station manager
Must furnish local refs. Salary
open. Apply in person, MI. Bort:
nick. CHERNER MOTOR CO.. 1871
Florida ave. NV. Do no phone.
SHEET METAL WORKERS, Nd
drivers license. Call JU. 5-4366,
or JU. 5-269l after 5 pm. 10
SHEET MECHANICS. exper
duct Installation. ALLISON. 221H
14th st. NV, AID. 4-420S. Ia
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced fit.
ting juvenile shoes; evenings and
Saturdays. QUALITY SHOE STORE.
1915 Georgia ave, Wheaton, Md,
~ OeaO Ill
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High school graduates. We have
openings for clerk-typist and
enced or will train. Apply to THE
CITY BANK 9th and Mass. ave. NV.
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Permanent, white. to type multilith
plates, write up work Jackets, and
varied other duties in mailing de-
psrtment High school graduate and
some recent once work experience
preferred.
Midtown location; conditioned
building; vacation leave. sick leave,
5-day, 40-hour week. bonuses and
other benefits. Call
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HEkP-WoAEN

CLERK white. under IS.
must be accurate typist and abs
70 keep simple records 5-day week.
cal MRS. COOKSEY. AP. =
BOUu. 10
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HELP-MEN

white: excellent public
tions open for Sept; salary, 5000
to 5000 per mo. See us at once,
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, l34I
G st. NV. RE S-303S
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HfLP-MEN
PART-TIME, MEN

Need 8 or men to help me eve
nings and Saturday. Car necessary
Earnings S67 per week to start
white only. Call ME. S-2471 for
appt. %
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CLERK-TYPIST

Why travel downtown when you can
work near your home? Opening for a
rk-typist in our Silver Spring
office AND Mt Rainier once Age
1871; Good pay. good hours, com
week.
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CASHIER

Top salary to top-ilight, expert
enced cashier for ladies specially
shop. MGR 1000 and credit expert
ence preferred. See Mr. Peltz,
BRESLAU. GA 10Th st. NV. Ia
CASHIER CHECKER, for super
market; experience necessary; good
pay. Apply FEDERAL SUPER
MARKET. "430 Pa. ave. NV. Iii
CASHIER RECEPTlONIST for op.
tical once; exper. in once routine
and meeting. public: good typist
full-time position Salary to COM
pensate ability. FREED'S OPTICAL
OFFICE, 727 18th st. NV, %
CASHIER; with tipping experience
routine Office work. 5la-dsy week
$50. Mr.. Street. IRVING'S. 10th
and z NV.
CASHIER for flower store Permanent
position; good salary. sick leave and
other benefits Apply SMALL'S
Sol Conn. ave. NV. 10
CASHIER. credit and MGR 5000
exper pref; Ga. ave; to 500
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
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HELP-MEN

TAILOR, experienced, steady work {:
salary and outside work are yours.
THE WOHLMUTH CO. -l3
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CLERICAL, GENERAL

CLERK. cashier. PIX attendant,
dependable for front once apt.
hotel, Above average salary and
benefits. Call Auditor. tn. 2-i49l,
CLERK. general office. ne. sect;
81 to IS: excellent opportunity
and working conditions. Perma-
nent position, sales department.
T pyts Lax exDs s.ssSe. good WIN M, u.s.
CLERK with some knowledge OF
Bookkeeping and gping. Oppor-
tunity TO learn operation Burroughs
Sensimatic Accounting machine,
once located In Mt. Rainier. Call
MR.. BALLANTYNE, DE. 2-5454
CLERK, FOUNTAIN. N. Arl. store;
pleasant working conds. Call ia
CLERK .TYPIsT. part time, 5 hours
a day; hours to suit YOU, Call MR.
TUCKER. ID. 7-T73o het. and 4
cERRK-TYPIsT. white, Insurance
to 40 s11 nth ST. NV, End floor
CLERK .TYPIsT, excel. working eond
IN contractors ONCE 40-hr wk.
Paid vacation Perm. position in
ne. nrm FAYco ELECTRIC 60.
CLERK -TYPisT. age Is to rs: in
surance experience preferred, SAL
airy commensurate with ability;
81 is-hr. week; many company
benefits Apply PEARL ASSURE
ANcE CO., a0b Investment Bldg
18th and X SITS. NV -l2
CLERK TYPIST-Permane position
at airport, 5-day week, air-condi-
toned ofiices, airline pass privi-
lsges, Salary S205 month Phone
CLERK -TYPiST--Small ONCE vicin.
ity Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy, Ar.
lington Shorthand helpful but not
necessary Salary open n day
every third Saturday Call IA,
9.l5yl after . pm. 10
CLERK.TYPIST--~F and casualty
insurance policy writer; h.day
week. employc benefits. Phone
MR.. BACHsCHMID. Ma. S-alt2
between . and 10 am. for Apt.
cLERK.TYPIsT. with nre and cas-
ualty insurance exper. full or
part time. Mr.. cox, NE. $4,000,
OIL. 2-6si9.
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HELP WOMEN tcens.)
BANK-BKKPR.

Burroughs Bookkeeping machine
operator. Exper. desirable, IS to 40
years Of age, Permanent position.
5-day 40-hr week: pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply
BANK OF COMMERCE
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SOLICITORS - Part-time statesmen,
Arl.. Alex. area; established avn
ine company; good hourly wage
plus commission. Contact Bob
Prayer, ia. 7-5373. 1886 N. WASH
ington blvd. Arlington.
SPOTTER, fancy; apply RAINBOW
DYEING a. CLEANING CO., 132
9Th st. sc. u
STOCK and all-round man for
grocery: experienced only; refer
ences preferred: GOOD pay to start
Apply 3404 l4th st NV. p
STOCK MAN, electrical wiring ma
terials and appliance parts. Perma-
nent. DAUBER'S, 1920 18th st. NV.
is
STORE MGRS., young men with a
VISION. fine kind Of oppor.: Natl.
chain. Miss Bell at BOYD'S, 700
18th cor, G NV.
SURVEY CHAIRMAN, exper.. start
ing salary $50 week. Call OIL. o.
1922, Ia
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HAHN SHOE STORES
ara Nth ct NV a
Shoe Salesman

Exper only. For family store with
better grade mdse. Good pay and
benefits. Apply in person only. AL
BEE SHOES, IL N. Washington ST.,
Rockville. IL
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TIRE SALESMAN


want a man who is well quail
ifled as an inside salesman. Ny or
ganization is well knit and progres-
sive. Good pay. disqualification, life
and accident insurance and good CO.
worker environment. awaits the man
who fills this opening. See Lee Lubel.
SILVER SPRING TIRE CORP, 5000
Georeia ave. Silver Spring. --13
nv SERVICEMAN, inside work only;
experienced man: manage shop;
permanent ATLANTIC RADIO a.
TELEVISION CO.. 1925 10th st. ne.
TV SERVICEMEN-Exper. outside,
part time ewes. Top pay. PENN
TELEvISION CO.. a0s 18th st. Sc
Ii. 4-0046. %
MAN, with car, sc. area: work "a
nights week. Call LII. 4-SS76.
$50 to 8 pm. 10
MAN--Long established Arm will
select ambitious, courteous man. II
it's your wish to be well-paid.
healthy and happy in your work
consider a future with a future
as route salesman with us. Ex-
cellent incentive, 5-day week, and
all benefits. Replies confidential
Box 467-Y. Star. Ia
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YOUNG MEN-TRAVEL

young men. 1925, to represent
single free to travel. Above-average
earnings. Immediate drawing ac-
count. cars furnished. See Mr..
MISNER. Commodore Hotel. F and
N. Capitol SITS. Don't phone. IL
PART TIME to learn the building
and real estate business, unlimited
leads. interesting work. Oniv willing
workers apply r. f. BEST, INC,
l5i5 Rockville pike. Rockville. Md.
CL 7-oa0n. la
WANTED MIDDLE-AGED COLORED
MAN to drive a doctor and work
around house and garden. Must be
strictly sober and reliable; refs.
necessary. Call RIA. 6-10l2. after
x n M III
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SHOE SALESMAN

Thoroughly experienced; perma-
nent position with excellent salary
and commission, many emplove bene-
FITS.
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SERVICEMEN

Earn more than your car payments
in evening hours Opportunity fol
advancement OIL. 4-S226, 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white: experienced. fabrication ano
minor repairs: full time. UN: A.
a454. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be experienced in motor tune
ups salary and commission. Apply
CHAPEL g. HUM AMOCO.. 12d
N Wash. St, Alex. Va. 10
SERVICE STATION shift manaser
Apply in person. ANDERSON d
BUCKLER, 1905 Lee hwy All.
SERVICE STA. ATTENDANTS with
prev. exper. GREENWOOD ESQ
4505 Lee hwy, Arl., ia. 7-9S9s;
10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
colored. experience necessary. Hours
to q. Phone for appt. TO; y
590S. III
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statesmen WANTED
ELEcTROLUx CORP.
1907 Georgia Ave. NV

SALES OPPoRTuNITY IN EDUCA-
TIONAL FIELD-If you have had
an outstanding opportunity. ART
INSTRUCTION, INC. OF Minneapolis
is nationally recognized as the
leading home study art school in
America. We invest over $3.50, 600
annually in national and local ad-
vertising. You positively do no
cold turkey selling. We have hun
dreds of qualified leads in this
territory. We are seeking q live
p Srf and wno mas rag sTod vorker
Insurance and hospital benefits.
Write, giving experience. z. SMITH,
500 South 4th ST., Minneapolis
Is. MINI.
SAW FILE for circular saws only.
Must have experience with Acme or
BelSaw Gummers. XII. S-2l1l.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
110S 10th st. NV at L Elk. 3-737U
CASHIER, night shift. famous res
taurant; restaurant experience re-
quired; good salary; meals; Sum
days of. Call MR.. RIBACK, DI
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International Business
Machines Corp.

6 MEN, Is TO 80
Work in public relations division
OF national firm; d to $3.50, j. eve
nings a week; $40 per evening to
those those who qualify, White only, sery-
For interview, call Elk 3-34lO or
apply 1923 Vermont ave. NV, RIM.
703, ! am. to pm, Tues. Wed.
and Thurs. 3
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RANK TEIJ,ERS

Banking experience necessary, salary
commensurate with experience, g
locations in Prince Georges Co, per-
sonal interview only. See John F
Ryon.. CITIZENS BANK OF MD.
Riverdale. Md
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CASHIER

Must be exper. on MGR 1000 ma
chine excel. salary. permanent po-
sition: manv company benefits. Ask
for Mrs. Yeattes, MARVIN'S, 1874 9TH
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BANK CLERKS

bhNh OF OOWMEILOE
Conn Ave, and K ST., Room 200
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