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Evening star., 1957-08-26
Sox Bank on LoIIar> Dolby
In Big Pitch to CatchYanks
Lopez to Shoot
Works in Series
With Bombers
BY the Associated Press

The White Sox, patiently
awaiting tomorrow nights in
vasion by the Yankees, are set
to put on a last-ditch drive for
the American League pennant,
and they think they can win if
Larry Dolby and Sherm LoIlar
produce the necessary hitting.
The Chicago club whipped
Baltimore twice yesterday, 6-2,
and 30, to move within four
games Of the Yankees, who lost
to Detroit. To. The Yanks
play the Tigers again today
before moving into Comiskey
Park for a three-game series.
We're as set as we can be
physically" Manager AL Lopez
said, "and I'm not worried
about our pitching. But Dolby
and Lollar have to give us the
boost we need"
The White Sox, surprisingly
enough, have managed to hang
on despite the fact Lollar and
Dolby have been out much Of
the season with injuries.
Not Worried Over Pitching
'Lollar's as good as new and
he's been hitting WE'LL" Lo-
PEI said. land Dolby is running
well again. Larry has fallen off
in his hitting, but we're hoping
he snaps out of it against the
Yankees. I'm not worried about
our pitching"
Small wonder Lopez isn't
worried about his pitchers, who
have hurled Is shutouts and so
complete games. Both figures
are tops in the majors.
The White Sox have Jim Will
son (13-8), Billy Pierce (17-8
and Dick Donovan d5-3) ready
for the Yanks. with Gerry
Staley $50 and Bob Keegan
(9-6) primed for bullpen duty
if necessary.
I'VE have to beat them this
time" Lopez said. 80 we simply
have to go all out"
Three Hitter by Keegan
Wilson. Pierce and Donovan
have been responsible for IS
complete games and IL shut
outs. Keegan has two Of the
other shutoutS, including his
60. no-hit triumph over WASH
ington last Tuesday night.
He followed that with q
lthree-hitter against Baltimore
in yesterdays first game and
apparently has regained the
form which made him a 16-
game winner in 1854.
Nellie Fox and Minnie Mi
ncSo have made up most Of
Chicago's attack. Fox is batting
800 and Minoso 1903. Minnie
is third in the league with 80
runs batted in. Dolby. who has
missed starting about 80 games.
has knocked in rs runs while
Lollar. playing in only 76, has
SIS RIBS.
IF Lollar and Dolby get
hot" Lopez said, I'VE could
take it ALL"
While the White Sox threat
en- to upset the preseason
dope by making it an all-the-
way race in the American
League. Milwaukee is running
Continued on Page A-20, Col. l
Evening star., 1957-08-26
ALMOST QUIT CANE THIS YEAR
Halle Spurs Braves
With .526 Rampage

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26 up.
Bob Halle, a discouraged
minor league outflelder who
decided to give baseball one
more fling. is one of the big
reasons why the Braves are
leading the National League
by 71z games.
Only a few months ago the
26-year-old Halle was contem-
plating quitting baseball be-
cause of a troublesome knee
and an aggrieved batting aver
age, but now he's a blazing
.526. He started hitting prac-
tically the day he joined the
Braves about a month ago and
hasn't stopped. In 81 times at
bat since his promotion from
Wichita, where he failed 70 hit
800, Halle has accumulated 20
hits. including five home runs.
He smashed homers Nos. 5
and 6 yesterday and drove in
six runs as the Braves defeated
Robin Roberts and the Phillies.
7-3, for their 14th victory in
the last IS games. During that
stretch Hazle has driven In 81
runs.
Praised by PafkO
1.-THE kid can really rip the
ball." said Andy Pafko, veteran
outfielder who has been as
signed to tutor Halle in the art
Of playing caroms on the out
field walls in the various Ma
tional League parks. Next to
Henry Aaron he's got the
strongest wrists I've ever seen.
And he doesn't swing at too
many bad balls. either. That's
rare for a youngster."
The apple-cheeked Columbia.
S. c.. youngster has become a
favorite among his teammates.
Nicknamed Hurricane" for
rather obvious reasons, Halle
has provided the Braves with
the lefthanded punch they lost
when Bill Bruton was forced
out Of the lineup with a dam
aged knee.
1T doesn't seem possible that
anyone can keep up such a
pace" Red Schoendienst said.
but right now the kid is Stan
Musial and Ted Williams all
wrapped in one"
ThrOw-in in Swap
Hazle's emergence as a power
hitter must be causing some
CONSERVATION among baseball
experts. Bob represented a
mere throw-in by Cincinnati
when the Redlegs traded Pitcher
Corky Valentine plus cash to
Milwaukee for George Grove
last year. Even before that a
Brooklyn scout who had signed
Bob's older brother Joe re-
jected Halle because he felt
the boy could never develop
into a hitter.
Subsequently signed by Gin
cinnati for a modest bonus,
Halle spent two years in serv-
ice after several seasons in the
minor leagues. on to a good
Evening star., 1957-08-26
PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston ct Kansas City-Nixon
un-s) vs.. Terry l4-7D.
New York az Detroit-Byrns H-4D
toniy -games scheduied,.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at New York-Amor
u-D vs.. Mccormick (3-O) or Crone
Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cnieht)-
Phillips l3-2) vs. Sanford (16-5J.
tOnly games seheduledl.
Evening star., 1957-08-26
.Sievers Holds
Unique Place.
.Griffs'' History

CLEVELAND, Aug. 26 (Spe-
ciaD The Senator's, who have
been bobbing in and out Of the
basement like q yo-yo, are back
in again as q result of their 3-2
and Ga defeats by the indians
yesterday, but they can make
one boast that none of theil
predecessors could.
For the first time since the
turn Of the century, a Wash
ington player leads the Ameri-
can League in home runs and
runs batted in, thanks to Roy
Sievers.
Going into yesterdays double
header tied with Mickey Man.
tie with 80 homers and 81 runs
hatted In, Roy took over first
place in both departments
when he smaked his 33d homer
into the leftfield stands in the
sixth inning Of the second
game. e
Bob Usher, who had singled
in front of Sievers. also trotted
home on that blast and helped
boost Roy's run-productior
total to 80. Mantle got two hits
but drove in no runs in the
Yanks' loss at Detroit.
No Washington player ha.
won a major league home rur
championship since Buck Free.
man, first baseman on the 1896
team. hit Is to lead the ole
National League in that de-
partment. Freeman's tota
stood as the major league rec.
ord until Babe Ruth hit 20 in
1919.
The only Senator to win RIB
honors was Goose Goslin. Will
l29 in 1924.
Faces As Next
Roy would seem to be In {
good position to make a stronl
move in the homer and RIB,
columns in the next few days
The Senators. idle today, pla.
night games in Kansas City to,
morrow and Wednesday. Tn,
series winds up their Western
activity for the year and they
move into Yankee Stadium Fri,
day for a three-day stand.
Sievers has hit only fouI
homers on Kansas City pitch.
ing this year, one Of them il
the AS park, but the 330-foor
home-run target in leftfielC
there Is inviting for the slug.
ger from st. Louis.
A year ago, Roy hit Kansa.
City pitching for seven homeri
and in 1855 he hit 10 homer,
OF the Athletics.
Roy has hit more homers
liz, in the four seasons he has
played for Washington thar
any other righthanded hitter
who ever wore a Senators
uniform. And he's taking dead
aim at the only two lefthand-
ers who piled up more homers
in many more years Of play in
Washington.
The only two ahead Of him
(See SENATORS. Page Ara
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Breed Crumb Sauce

For q simple sauce to serve
over cooked vegetables. melt V
cup butter or margarine with
teaspoon paprika, l/16 teaspoon
garlic powder. salt and ground
black pepper to taste. Add q
cup soft bread cubes and saute
until cubes are golden brown
Especially good with asparagus
spinach or broccoli.
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the cream to bring out the good
flavor of the potato.
Fruit-wise, Florida watermel-
ons. cantaloupe, beauty plums
from California, and lemons are
on the recommended list.
The big Persian lines you see
in the market now are not
imported from the magic carpet
land despite the name. They're
Florida-grown. Lines have quite
IA past. however, and stopped
once in Persia on their trip
through time. Thus the name
for the large, juicy and seedless
variety we know.
Cherries and blackberries are
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Country Style

Always eager for new ways to
serve satisfying pork and beans
good cooks like this suggestion
Lightly brown 21a ounces dried
beef (cut into 1-inch strips
in 2 tablespoons Of butter. Stir
in 2 cans Q-pound size each)
pork and beans with tomato
sauce. Heat and eat! Makes four
servings.
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0441( 4OCtOOo, OO4ACAOoo Va WA
ground beef are among the
featured cuts. Boneless sirloinI
tip roasts. sirloin steaks and rib
steaks will also be advertised at
thrifty prices.
One local food chain is Offer
ing a 4-pound homeless frozen rib
roast. the product of a national
ly known meat packing house.
The roast has been trimmed,
packaged and frozen ready
for the oven.
Another food chain is high
lighting veal as the buy Of the
week. Look at Sundays menu
in our whats Cooking" column
for a new and different way of
seasoning this delicate meat.
There's also a recipe for using
up the leftovers in a hearty veal
supper salad. Veal cuts for the
week include blade bone shoulder
roast. arm bone shoulder roast,
blade and round shoulder chops,
rib and loin chops.
Turkeys are planned as the
top attraction in many stores,
while still others plug smoked
picnics and bacon. Shoppers
have a choice of small BeltSville
birds weighing from to g.
pounds or hens running from 8
to IL pounds. The small A.
Founders are excellent to cook
on the rotisserie or over a char
coal fire that is, if the
weather clears so you can do
outdoor cooking.
Ships Alloy
Up and down coastal waters
and inland in lakes and streams,
fishermen are in their glory,
hauling in great supplies of
fresh fish for June markets, the
United States Department Of
Interior reports.
Halibut steaks and shrimp,
the most widely used fresh and
frozen fishery products, will be
in ample supply. they state. So
will ocean perch. top favorite
among f1llets, along with cod
and paddock fillets. There will
also be plenty of canned tuna.
Americans eat more tuna
than any other canned sea
product.
For the Chesapeake Bay area,
croakers. founder, sea bass,
weakfish. crab meat, -shelled
crabs, and fish sticks are ex-
pected to be in good supply.
At local markets the outstand-
ing buys for the week are
founder, sea bass and crab meat.
This includes the less expensive
claw meat as well as the de luxe
boSA 41Il lump A1lCdb.
Weeks Produce
Green beans from California
head the list Of June vegetable
values. California carrots,
summer squash from Florida, |
sweet corn and tomatoes are
recommended.
Lettuce is rated a good buy.
Here's a tip we read the other
day on ways Of preventing rust
on lettuce heads. Proper stor-
age, the article stated, will help
lettuce retain its quality and
eliminate at least some of the
rust that often develops on the
outer leaves. Studies by the De-
partment of Agriculture indi-
cate that temperatures between
38 and A degrees F. encourage
rust, while less rust develops
above or below this range.
Lettuce will fare best if kept
apart from other fruits and vege-
tables and not in a storage con-
tainer. 1t may be washed either |
before storing or prior to using. |
Then wrap in cellophane, waxed
paper. or in q plastic bag.
New white potatoes are on the
list Of plentifuls along with the
long whites from California.
These potatoes are good bakers
and extra good served with a
sour cream topping. Add a
touch Of herbs, chopped chives
or an all-purpose seasoning toI
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also available but price tags are
a bit on the high side.
AS a tie-in with June Dairy
Month. one local food chain is
featuring a big promotion on
cheese this week. You can't
find a better dessert for summer
:. or anytime ;. than cheese
teamed with fresh fruit. VT.
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= THE MARKET
4 4 Il BASKET

Special attraction at meat counters this week is
beef. Shoppers looking for good values will find
varied choice of cuts from which to make their selection
for weekend meals.
Round steak round roast, homeless with bone in;
rp roaStS homeless or with bone in cube steaks and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-04
STRICTY IEAnS

l.eall deal. excellent earnings
good future. car necessary. phone
he. 4-l22l for interview.
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when answerInp Gdpsftisemsnts
eudfeeeeo TO star boreo 20 NOT
enclose original references. pho-
foDfapha or other materials o.
personal palue, Copies serUe the
puTpose Originals mas Get lost
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FURNITURE
MANAGER

Unlimited opportunity for proven
salesman with MANAGERIAL tenden.
cies, for Washington's newest dis.
count house. Permanent position
GOOD salary. plus liberal commis-
sions for the rieht man; excellent
company benefits. See Mr.. Speetor
PHILLIPS DISCOUNTS UNLIM.
TIED. Sth and Z SITS. NV.
GRILLAIAN. white: must be steady,
experienced for fast grin. Nigh
work. Good opportunity, TIKI
SHANTY. I'LL Good Hope I'd. SIC
GROCERY CLERK. white, with
d. G. drivers permit: full-timl
work. Apply Mr.. DOVE. 37O6
Nichols ave. az.
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NELP-MEM

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT:
$50 week: exper. Can MRS. CON-
TEE. co. 6-663s.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
full time; experienced. Apply IN
person. 30 Leesburg pike. Falls
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
Eull time. Apply In person, 1920
Queens CHAPEL rd., Mt. Rainier.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced, 0-day week, meals al
cost: CAPITOL SERVICE STA
TON. 1865 New York ave. ne.
SHEET METAL HELPERS for in-
SALVATION Of duct work; ct least
Apply GENERAL HEArtNu AND Ti
ENGINEERING CO.. SOL CFesr
S Ksn,, s.. sladsnsburs. Nd. on
SHEET METAL TRCnNICIAN, able
70 work without supervision.
$2,75 mr.. plus overtime. PO-
S5lS Sd..A Grl. JAIL. "a. $1,000 SsA Wilson
SHOE SALESMAN, expef. family
shoes steady, top sal; $3.50 WI
sHOW-cARD WRlTER-Freehand
letterer;. must be fast, Al pros
fessional with ability TO use Cut
awl for displays: must be sober
and reliable: right man can earn
800 TO $500 weekly; 500 week
Between snraSi sna AP DS 4 RpdSs szs,SR
STUDIO. basement. 1910 Eye
Ct. NV.
SIDING APPLICAT0R. With EQUIP.
TO work bg nnuara phona HfI5
DIAMOND. so. 6-3Ol7.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN
STRICTLY LEADS
1.eall deal. excellent earnings.
GOOD future. car necessary. Phone
he. 4-l22l for interview.
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MEN-openings for 2. II you ara
are income Of 800 70 $3.50 pei
week, you will be given an oppoF.
tuntty to see for yourself how
steady and sure this work Is be,
lore making . decision and with.
out any obligation on your pari
or ours. The majority OF our mer
are married and supporting theil
families with q steady income II
this famous-name business. M
furnished. ESTABLISHED. No cold
FULLER BRUSH CO. DEALER.
SHIPS. pI. 7-34g0.
YOUNG NAN, personable higl
school graduate, must type ant
drawins ability req: intcrsstin,
work; chance for advancement
Write fully 70 Box 3l3-J. Star.
YOUNG MAN 20 learn auto acces.
ssory business, Must be conseien'
tious. willing to work. Good start.
KNOWLEDGE Of auto accessories
preferable but not necessary. SCI
MT. Herson or Mr. Mills between
10 an. and 10 noon only. MAN.
HAITIAN AUTO. 7Ih and Il sts
NV.
YOUNG MAN, over rs, mechanicalll
Inclined towards woodwork or up'
holstering; D. c. drivers permit
permanent position. Apply ell
YOUNG NAN. q % 30. 10 con.
tact and service retail grocer,
stores. Salary. $40 plus ear anl
expenses. Can THOMAS Ne.
oEoWN. District 1880, Ext. 70l
after o.
YOUNG MAN. 70 learn mems cloth
ing and furniture business, in I'M
Arl. store: Generous salary ant
commission % start, THE QUAIL,
ITY SHOP, 3O2e Wilson blvd.
YOUNG MAN, 1888. white, q
train for waiter IN downtown high
class Restaurant; above averael
earnings; guarantee salary Will
training. Call Mr.. VINCE. RE
T-0sg5.
YOUNG MAN 10 drive automotivl
parts delivery truck; must be IA.
miliar with wash. area; have goof
references and q good worker. Sci
Lynn johnson at,
LOVING CHEVROLET
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MELP-MEn
FULL WEEKS PAY

YeE or, : hrs; work each sysn.ns; prob
time Jobs in city; white; ear neces-
sary. Call HUGH BAKER. NE
S~f316b. l.3O-7.3O.
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I C@AA.FANAAa
Expense. Please submit
RESUME.
REED RESEARCH, INC.
1859 M st. NV.
PLASTERERS
1851 needed immediately, lst-eiasI
white mechanics only. Z Call WE
b-0S34.
PHARMACIST, 3 ewes. weekly, 8.
/ 10. CALIFORNIA PHARMACY
1852 California st. NV.
lPaARMACIST, aggressive. for yery
l active store: top salary for right
man. No sunday. Apply ia per.
son. McREYNOLD0 PHARMACY
18th and O SITS. NV.
PHARMACIST to work IN newt,
remOdeled prototype store: M
| fountain; excel. salary and hours
1886 Conn. ave, WO. $4,000.
PLUMBER, must have exper.; new
work. Call WA. 7-b742, between
| 4 and 5 pm.
PLUMBER, must have hand tools
TRANSPORTATION and know loea
WA. 7-5S76 OF uN. {-77SS.
PLUMBING MECHANICS needed fol
iobbing department; regular work
| good pay, pleasant working condi-
lions. Apply ATCHIGON a KEEL
LER, INC. 1240 Taylor NV, ia
$500.
PLUMBER's HELPER. experienced
for iobbing work. Local references
required. JU. 6-0013.
PRESSER
Wool presser and all-round man
Good salary, steady Job. Apply q
more blvd, COLLEGE Park. Nd, WA
RADIO BENcHsaAN, part time:
r mSs ne vr,ns sSPeI c,re ~ new snse
Dos; excel. sal. Cali LA. 6-sS00
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, spe-
excel. opportunity with outstand-
ing downtown Arm, with best cons
TACT and nsttngs. must be familiar
with greater wash. area. Call
for appointment. Mrs. Kaplan,
sToSs- V Z Co. S soS 18Th Il. NV NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. builder
broker: new-house development,
Oxon Hill area; general brokerage
Prince 0eorees City,; experience
preferred but not necessary; full
or part time, Just Organizing sales
force. call WE. 5-5bO6.
REAL ESTATE sALEsAIAN--We
have an opening for . capable
salesman with car: real estate
experience preferable but not es-
sential; liberal compensation and
ideal working conditions. For in
terview. call Mr.. Mcdonnell, sales
manager, LII. 4-34OO. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. l34S Good Hope
I'd. sc.
REAL ESTATE eALEsAfRN-2 ex-
perienced subdivision salenmen for
new subdivision. Must be licensed,
full time. Apply in person. 0lO
Madison st., Alexandria, or call
KI, $4,000 for appointment.
ROOFER. first class. single man.
Hourly rate. Apply In person.
O'BRIEN ROOFING CO.. ais 18th
st. ne.
ROOFER's HELPER, no exper. nec-
essary, must have drivers permit.
Call RA. 0-0O43 or VIII. 6-4S25.
ROOFERs AND SHEET-METAI
MEN--Experienced only apply; 10
work BY the hour only: working in
AIl, and Fairfax City. HerndOn
050-W-2 after q pm,
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RELP-MEM

ACCOUNTANT. ir. or semi-sr., ac-
counting grad. preferred. con-
templatina taking the cPA exam.
Excel. opportunity for perm. posi-
ton with estab. CpA arm. Replies
held confidential. State educa-
ton, experience. II any salary
range, etc. Box 470. Arl. 10, Va.
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ANIMAL HOSPITAL
ASST.

Young. white man. expert
ence not necessary. STATE
previous job experience.
Box 46-R. Star.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER
white, 20-a6 yrs, exper.; to $40
". WOOD PERSONNEL. See Mis-
Mann. 232 Southern Bldg. 500
18th 50. NV. ct H. DI. 7-5762.
AUTO BODY MAN; straiGht sal
AIRY. paid vacation and holidays
Apply BRANCH AVE. AUTO BODY
1900 Branch ave. sc.
AUTO GLASS INSTALLER; excel
salary. steady work: good 0pport
for right man. Replies eonhden-
tial. OF. 4-25e5 after 8.
AUTO MECHANICS WANTED, Be.
tween 30-45: white: general work;
GOOD salary CAL SIP. 3-1220.
AUTO MECHANIC HELPER. expe.
rienced with used cars; furnish
own tools; days week: salary
S65 wk. to start, with advances
Apply Jack Lynch, MONTGOM-
ERY STUBBS MOTORS, Lincoln.
Mercury Dealer, 1900 East-Wesl
hwy, Silver Spring, Nd.
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louise & HERMANN
CREDIT CLERK


Immediate opening. Perm. posi-.
ton. experience desired. Typing
essential, all co. benefits. incl, vaca.
ton with pay, sick leave, insurance,
etc, Call Mr.. Gauf for appt.
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. 17O0
1th st. NV. NO. 1851.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper. only;
Medical-Dental Bldg, Arlington,
JE. 2-2469.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. neat young
lady. white: very busy once: not
afraid TO work. Desk work and as
sisting; win teach; 18th ct. once.
Box 470-R. Star.
DICTAPHONE TYPIsT, medical
assn; 5 days: S65. POTOMAC
EMPL. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl.
ia. $4,000.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR AND
CLERK: 5-day wk., $50 to s.:
modern air-cond. ONCE. Apply J.
Z. HANGER, INC. 221 @ st. NV.
DRIVER for school station wagon.
Route: GEORGETOWN 70 nearby
Maryland. Hours: s to 3 am,
1915 TO 1:45 pm. Tel. EN-.
2-1S30 during am.
DRUG CLERK. 25-4O. white. exp. |:
good pay: good hours: no night
work. MT. RAINIER PHARMACY,
WA 7-00e3
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PATENT TRAINEE

"A 2 1zTN 11GzAILN13I
Electronic background with
minimum 2 years. expert
ence in patent work. Excel
lent opportunity for adj
vancement and completion
of education at company
expense. Please submit
resume.
REED RESEARCH, INC.
21Ro M az N w
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hELp-MEN

ENGNEER-eth and sth class;
able man apply With refs. 70 Mr..
Conner sc $50 474o Conn. ave. NV.
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ALERT
Temporary
PLATE CARRIER

Young vet. 1924. who has COM
pleted high school and interested
IN approximately eight weeks work
IN our pressroom. Possibility OF
becoming permanent with eventual
f ePSsnslSssa RRR e sS5sin sO apply y
$3.50 pm. weekdays, 9 am. I'll
noon Saturday. No phone calls.
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FOUNTAIN CLERK, young man
white only with experience, Da,
work; no Sundays. 1900 Wilson
blvd, Arl., ia. 8-113B.
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SALESMAN

To sell automotive supplies and
equipment to local trade consistina
Of car dealers. garages and feet
owners. Experienced preferred.
L. s. JULIEN. INC.
i443 p ST NV
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CLERK TYPIST
PERSONNEL

Leading national news magazine
seeking individual interested in
dealing with people. Tipping speed
Of SO wpm required. Some college
Duties viii consist pri-
mArily Of general once routine, and
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Account Executive

Wanted for one Of Americas
foremost radio stations. Ex-
perience not necessary, We
will train. Car required. Age
25 to 40. Salary plus COM
mission. Call KE. $4,000 for
appointment.
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ACCT. orc. MGR,

Atlas Agcy., RE. 1876
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RIM. 50s
AGENTS-Part time evenings; En-
cyclopedia Americana. High com
mission. JU. S-55l6.. 4-6 pm
daily Or DE. 2-229e before 10 . N
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PRESSER

Wool presser and all-round man
Good salary, steady Job, Apply q
TOPPER CLEANERS. TAOS Balti-
more blvd, coiless Park. Nd, WA
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CT,ERK-TYPIST

CALL Pc. 3-740O, Ext. ESQ
BETWEEN 9 AN. AND 5 Pm:
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kOOFER'S HELPER, no exper. nee
essary. must have drivers permit.
call RA. 0-oO43 or VIII. 6-1S25.
R0OFERs AND SHEET-METAL
MEN--Experienced only apply: 10
work BY the hour only: working in
All. and Fairfax CITY. Herndon
050-W-9 after g pm,
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Extra Christmas
Shopping Time

On the doys shown on block
ponels in eolsndor OF left, oil our
stores ore open eorly ond lote for
your Christmos shopping eonVen-
ienee Other weekdays, $50 ON.
to s pm.