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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
To Difficult
Assignment

Archbishop Eusenio Pa
eelli pictured on May l3,
1917, the day he was con-
secrafed Archbishop and
TitUIar of Sardi, by then
reigning Pope Benedict
XIV. At fine of his conse-
Grafton he had served as
Secretary of the Sacred
Congregation for Extraor-
dinary Ecclesiastical Az
fairs. On April 20. 1917
he was named Apostolic
NUneio TO Bavaria, a diff
cult and important post.
How we'll did he carry out
his new assignment? He
reigns now as Pope Plus
XII. INC Phofos).
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rs
Requiescant

You are asked TO pray for the
repose of ths souls Of the follow.
ing and the others who have died
in fhe Diocese during the past
week.
ARNOLD, Clyde E., 60, May S
st. Francis Church, Newark.
BAUMANN, Leo E., SO, May 6,
st. Mary Church, Columbus. St
Joseph cemetery.
CAMPBELL, George f., May
10, Our Mother of Sorrows Chap.
el, Columbus. st. Joseph GENE.
terry.
DALGARN. Mrs. Florence, SO,
May 8, Holy Rosary Church, Co.
lumbus. Mt. Calvary cemetery.
DRAGH, Mrs. Theresa, 90
May 6, Immaculate Conception
Church, Dennison. Calvary Gem.
etery, New Philadelphia.
GOELZ. Adam L., IS, May 7.
st. Thomas Church, GAINESVILLE
Mt. Olive cemetery, GAINESVILLE.
HORD, Mrs. Mary L., 46, May
| II. Sacred Heart Church. Colum.
bus. st. Joseph cemetery.
KEEGAN. Emma B., IS, May
8, Holy Name Church, Columbus.
MT. Calvary cemetery.
KRISOVENSKI, Ste ephen, rs
May Il, st. Thomas Church, Co.
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
McCORRY, Paul D., 81. May
6, st. Nicholas Church, Zanes
vile. Mt. Olive cemetery, Zanes'
vile.
MILLER, John, so, May z, st
James the Less Church, Colum
bus. st. Joseph cemetery.
MORBITZER, Mrs. Mary, 65
May 8, Holy Cross Church, Co
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
| MORETTI, Mrs. Grazlosa, 10
May 6, st. John the Baptis
Church, Columbus. st. JOSEPH
cemetery.
MORGAN. Sara W., May II, ST
Catharine Church, Columbus.
SMITH, James l., 81, May IL
st. Joseph Church, Circleville. st
Joseph cemetery.
SMITH, Mary Ann, So, May 5
Immaculate Conception Church
Chicago. st. Boniface cemetery
Chicago.
| SNYDER, Mrs. Barbara E., n
May 2, Sacred Heart Church
Dover. Calvary cemetery, Dover
| SPIELLMAN, George T., 81
May IL, Holy Family Church, Co
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
| WEBER, Mrs. Katherine, SO
May 8, st. Mary Church, Colum
bus. st. Joseph cemetery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17

n you haven't been reading shs
want ads. you have been losing
money. Read them and profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17

How can you fall TO make fhe
kaIs: Get money In sesds by
using want ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
Laborite Chief Sees Pope

VATICAN CTTY-NC)-Brit-
ish Labor Party leader Hugh
Gaitskell has been received in
private audience by His Holi.
ness Pope Plus XII
Mr.. Gaitskell, who was in
Rome for meetings with leaders
of Italy's two rival socialist
parties was accompanied to
the brief audience by Charles
Brian MacDermot, First Secre.
tary of the British legation to
the Holy See.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
Outlines Chapel Plans
In Eight State Hospitals

BOSTON - NC) - Archbish-
op Richard J. Cushing has an
nounced plans for a 81 million
program to erect separate Catho-
lie chapels on the grounds of
eight state hospitals and schools
for the mentally ill within the
Archdiocese of Boston.
Approved by the Massachusetts
Department of Mental Health, the
plan will be submitted to the
State Legislature, where bill is
being introduced to allot prop
erty for chapel construction on
the grounds of state institutions.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17

ROME-NC1-The Italian gov
ernment has conferred the silver
Medal of Military Valor on
Msgr. Ferdinando Baldelli, pres
ident of the Pontifical Relief
Organization.
The award was given in recog-
milton of the prelate's courageous
work in helping the needy dur.
ing World War II. It ranks sec
ond among Italy's military dis
tinctions, the first being the gold
Medal of Military Valor.
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Mass Will Highlight
Police Recognition Day

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - NC)
Catholic policemen of Youngs-
town will attend Mass in full uni
form in st. Patrick Procathedral
here May % as the city observes
Police Recognition Day, proclaim
ed by Mayor Frank Kryzan.
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Awarded Fulbright
WnRcESTER Mas.

WORCESTER, Mass - NC)-
Anthony J. Podlecki q senior at
Holy Cross College here, has been
awarded Fulbright Scholarship
to Oxford University, England.
He will study classics at Lincoln
College. He is a native of Budfa-
10 and a graduate Of Canisius
High School there.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22

and Mrs. Gus Morton. al Of
Fordyce. Mr. and Mrs Walter
Wilson. their son. Frank and 8.
Ross al Of Thornton. visited
your reporter last Monday. I.
Jerry Moore and his mother.
Mrs. Markedly Jacob. and Mrs
Ellis Jacob Of Mt Gillar CON-
munity. were guests last week
Of Mrs Mary Juniel
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22

When ! ted y0u thse my recipe
els wesk u for Barbseued Ham,
burUsr4 I know youil probably
Aink who nssds . recipe for
hanburssrsl- Well | ussd 10
think thst too. until I found out
hew much bsttsr hamburgers
ca -. mads frvm this PIT Evsp-
srsesd MIX ssedpa they're %
mueA more $1,000. juicisr. TOO.
/. than hsmburssrs made the
unaal ~. uhagD sfways BIG
~ pl1nap and tua chock-fuli
a go. rteh msaay flavor. IN
fnck you can actually get four
great. big. juicy hamburger
from Just ons-half pound Of meat
VIII thb rslipsi You zee. the
nurss u that douhle-rich Pet
IN. The flavor blending milk. In
shis recipe. PVT Milk helps blend
IL mixture Of mat and rolled
eafs into hamburger with de-
heieus all-msst flavor. Ordinary
ailk wouldn't do II Of course.
but Pet Milk u different it's
Sod whole milk concentrated 20
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22

da. who presented them . check
for 5000 for being the first post
under fifty members 10 report .
100 per cent renewal member
ships In 1857. Murlene Smith
Wells and husband have return
ed from France where they
have been for two years. /.
Washington III defeated the
mighty Jones III so-aa On The
SICK list are Mr.. and Mra Mel
son Bowie. Arthur Garfield, Mr..
Wysinger. Susie johnson. nra
Burks. Mrs L. q. Roland. T. H.
Sims Bama Fuller. Dallas Pat
terson. X. D. Smith. Matte VII
llama Ellis johnson. Theresa
Clark. Mra Amalee Bowie II con-
fined 10 The hospital All are I'M
proving. The birthday Of Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22

agent and J. Il wilkins. eoua-
u agent. we're n charge Of the
meeting. Regular form Of opea-
ing was conducted BY the Al
members. Discussion was wis
Insurance budseting. Demonstrs-
tiona Women and girls swirl
painting and file box Men and
boys cleaning and filing hand
saws Quite a few Of the All
members. and Mrs. Emma Har-
ria cut file boxes and Mrs
sockweil painted q base for q
lamp. which was swirl painted.
Mrs Annie Bell Bragg attended
the meeting also.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22
8 Dorado

~. p. 11sdnay
Many n Doradians attended the
laansF.I Of Mrs. Doyiene Meadows
purtsr N Louisiana. Sunday. Mr..
sn1 Ma nobevt(sonny) cowser
soonmDan1a6 - bedy nrum De-
&oik along with her husband.
0ln1un and her. son Luther
Hn1ipa n. p. o. Smith. fourth
~ commander q the Arkansas
department. a Amvets. along
Win q. Z vanhook. Nile Smith.
>. ". Jones and B. =. Williams.
visited IN Littls Rock the past
vssk - gussts of Amvsh Post
No u. while thers they met
national ccmmsmAsr Don L Strs-
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22

RA0LErTx COMMUNITY

kA0LsTn COMMUNITY
MIA 0usis 0asosn
Mr.. and Mrs l. b. Harrison
and family Of Prentson visited In
the community last week. ;.
Mrs Carrie Gibson and son
were guests Of Mrs Emma Nae
Prim of Smackover last satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd But
Ter and son. Leon. Of Mt Olive
community. and were guests Of
Mrs Clio Gibson and family. :.
Matthew cooksey. who Is still
on the sick list. had the follow
ing visitors last Sunday: Rev.
and Mrs. Ellis @. Dennis. Mr..
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22
Holly Springs


Your reporter is happy to Dc
home again from the Baptist
State hospital Little Rock. WHARF
she underwent medical treat
ment. While hospitalized. shs was
visited by Mr.. and Mira Oliver
Parhzm. and Mra Russell Par
ham. Charlie Juniel Of Akron.
Ohio. Is visiting his grandmother,
Rev. and Mrs o. z. Walker
were dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Sherman Thompson recent
Iy Mr.. and MIRA Reads
Thrower visited her brother.
Feaster Ridsout. and family !.
nrA Oliver parham visited her
sister. NrA John .Dsvis. who has
returned 70 Beardsn after visit
ing IA Kansas City.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22

Of searcy. visited here . few days
ago. The marriage Of Miss
Sally Ann Rycron and Foster
Baker was solsmnissd' Ut the
home Of Rev. and Mra n. Z.
Braceley January -. After .
brisf honeymoon. they viii reside
In Kensett Final rites tor
Rev. J. N. y. Brewer were lars-
" attended by relatives from
various states. January -
Clldesier
A meeting Of the ouschita
county extension school was held
at Williams Center school Feb
ruary II. Mrs. C. N. Shivers. HID
Pine Bluff
Dr.. c. A. laWlah
PHYsiclAM
0oH MAIN u. RH 0f.;eDo
Ia Rhsns - - P1ns n1u11
Dr.. W.. L. Molette
DENTIST
PuONIs: Offlcs 80 nsA 80
Massa1e Tenpls H. nll6
Or. David e. Parker
DENTIST
x-RAY GAS
nok NAN q. YI on HA1o11
- PAsas WAuD7 ~ D1un
Legal Notice:
WANING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski =.
Lois W. johnson. plaintiff
vs. No. fo0o0
Arthur Lewis johnson, Defendant
The Defendant. Arthur Lewis
johnson. II warned 10 appear In
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff, Lois w. johnson
Dated: February 18th. 1857
J. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
II. b. Anderson
Attorney at Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red d. c.
l-2ls -27:s-l=e
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22
Pine Bluff

Ulyues shephsrd
Dan Stewart. Ross carlbert
Mra Luereess Yerman. Mra
Mary Cation. and Mra Francis
Rhodes are on the sick List. Cole
man Inrisht. was fatally injured
In . car accident was buried
February q Mr.. and Mrs
Ulysses Sheppard visited with
Rev. and Mrs c. T. Thomas re-
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22

This ness sssfsl hair pisss 49,
IL sisA ysss sva' hsk 81 hssoee
the rough ends even. .....oeAJ
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22

Gently. Thought for this week:
Have you made "A effort 10 ease
the pain or make Light the bur
don Of your fellow In need1 II i
Q shocking truth that too many
Of US major In making things un-
bearsbIe for one another" AS ye
would that men should do unto
you, do ye also unto them like
WISE
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-22

At YOUTH TRAINING MEET-Secretary of
Labor James p. Mitchell. left. vice chairman
of the Presidents Committee on Government
Contracts. talks with Furman Templeton. exc
cutive director of the Baltimore Urban Lea
que and Chester Gray. right. Cleveland, state
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Aug. Il

1890 s.
4-TFeosure Hunt. Quiz.
Jon Murroy. host.
9-AFthur Godfrey. Variety.
Peter Lind Hioyes subs.
100
4-The Price Il Right. Quiz.
Bill Cullen. m. c.
1870
4-Truth or Consequences.
5-Liberoee. Music.
9-StFike Il Rich. Quiz.
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AFTERNOON

IZ:UU
4-Tie Toe Dough. Quiz.
JOCK BorFV. host
5-clubhouse ''5." Kids.
9-Hotel Cosmopolitan. Scroll.
Storing DonoId Woods.
Iz:I5
9-Love Of Life. Scroll.
1890
Alt Could Be You. Variety.
Bill leyden host
5-FFankie Loine Show.
7-Clown Corner. Kids.
9-Seoreh for Tomorrow. Ser1.
12:45
9-Guidins Light. SerioI.
100
Alex and link. Interviews.
5.LiIli Palmer Show. Dromo.
7-Lodies Home TheeteT.
9-Thenter Of Stars. Dromo.
l:30
4-cIub so. Color.
I Hour. Howord Miller. m. {.
5-TV Readers Digest. Drono.
7-Fovorite Story. Dromo.
9-As the World Turns. SerioI.
ZOO
5-Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
IA hours. Romance Ia
Corte." Leslie Perrins. GBritish.l
7-PubIie Defender. Police.
9-our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
2:3O
4-RFide and Groom.
Byron poIme,. Robert poioe ore
co hosts
7-Eddie contor TheoteF.
Pot o.6rien. guest.
9-House Porty. voriety.
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AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN, bet. a.
- TO learn the life ifs. bus. Should
have equiv. Of h. 8. educ. neat
appear. above-ayeraee 70 and be
now empl. oppor. 70 earn while
ENCE WITH PRESENT POSITION
Most men earn S3O0-S60O per mo
while learning Highly DUAL leads
furn. We're q very Ice. old COM
H syyvy WoULD z Yo ss cLAssIrY 4
you ever tried to work out q
formula for. the perfect sales Job7
II you have. very likely. you. in
dream qualifications, No. !, q.
product. No. 2, most prospects
could AFFORD it-there would be nc
diseounting-you would make fuf
commissions on every salei No. 3
prestige and demand would bt
created BY strong, consistent. ma
tional advertising and by regular
saturation schedules Of local ad.
yePtising. No. 4. product would
serve a need not supplied In ans
no competition. No. 8, you would
~ VI Nlht - 0aA4 4l1CA
major industry which, in few
year6. Is enjoying. q multi-million
dollar annual volume No. q, i
would be in q business In which
thousands Of other statesmen are
regularly enjoying unusually high
earnings. week in and week out
the year around II such Is your
dream. then, dream no more-wt
can prove that with our revolu;
t4nnAR0 GnaAfalfW EanRnnnA nj
these ideal qualifications anc
more can be put to work for you
Drop US a card with your name
address and telephone number
Well arrange q meeting at yonI
convenience with a direct factory
representative. Box 44S-H, star
OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT fol
ordnance installation personnel In
following classifications needed i'm.
Stock control
STORAGE
Production and planning
Ammo. renovation
Vehicle repair and rebuild
Excellent salary and living allow.
ance. No dependents allowed. NOT
AN AGENCY. Call ST. 3-3324.
PICTURE YOURSELF
IN THIS
DIRECT-SELLING BUSINESS
Il started from scratch 8 years
ago. II is now one OF the largest
businesses Of its kind in the U.S.A
We are now ready for further. ex-
pansion. We need one outstanding
ambitious manager who can prove
by his BACKGROUND that he car
10 si build l lead d. and rSo' INSPIRE 4 large
sales organization. Prefer q man.
ager who aspires to earn further
promotions in this young business
Same position is paying from SO.
nn0 to 100000 in other areas
Write to VIM. c. SCHEETZ, Newark.
New York.
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Technical Writers-Editors

Nationally prominent school has several open
ings in its instruction department for men
who thoroughly understand electronic circuits,
and who can plan, write and edit instruction
manuals telling others how these circuits work.
These manuals are used in home study courses,
in communications and industrial electronics.
You need not have degree, if you have tech
nical ability and experience to compensate for
lack of one. We offer ideal working conditions,
in new building, together with permanent
location in Washington You get full scale of
big company benefits. along with recognition
of your personal accomplishments that can be
had only in small company. Write, call in
person or telephone GEM. 2-9700): Mr.. Dunn,
Director of Education, National Radio Insti-
16, D. c.
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PART TIME
HELP-WOMEn

ACCOUNTANT - Excellent oppor.
tanity for the right person. ano
you get q beautiful unfurnished
apartment In Alexandria, Va, plus
salary. profit sharing. group in.
surance. disqualification, vacation
etc.--and YOU work in an air
conditioned officel You must as
sumo responsibility for q com
plete set of books and must be
able to furnish trial balance and
financial statements. Experience
In hotel or apartment-house &C.
counting and management helpful
Reply in writing TO j. l. MIN
MICH. rs Allview dr., Simpson
Vile Nd. giving full resume
stating aee and salary require
ments.
ACCOUNTING CLERK, payroll ex.
per. needed. must type, age 2l-35.
S2S5. NATIONAL EMPL. SERV-
ICE 1l0S 10th st. NV. at L.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK,
MGR 1000 !exper. needed; 5-day
wk;: $3.50. NATIONAL EMPL.
SERVICE. 110S 18th st. NV. at
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NELP WoMEn
Asst sslTf 'EJxEIarN 81 81


elk. TYP. research field. some
coll. superv. exp. --- $500
cIK-TYP.. personnel ofe. $3.50
sECY.. Jeff. Davis Hwy. Coll.
bckgd., research held $500
SECY.. airport. WIN train young
h. 3. grad S205
IBM KEYPuNcH oPR.. airport,
Alpha, and numher exp. S21S
HOSTESS. attf.. min. So: meals
and uniforms incl. $3.50
BKKPo. MACH. TRAINEE. King
PBx oPR.. wash. st. liz Pm,
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
nv SERVICEMEN
NV SERVICEMAN

Outside experience only: will
ear: excellent opportunity (white)
kA: 3-2264.
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FOR OUTSIDE WAR; ANTS
e eoR4.r Eo LATE EEyS W1EK TRA sTI
FLED ". Ai4 y ST. NE.
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HElP WOMEN

CASHIER. foF. ladies ready-to-wear
store, TOD aalary. some experiences
helpful KoPX KAT. us \
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SAT. AND EVE
EMPLOYMENT
A REAL
OPPORTUNITY

An excellent position is avail
able to q young man between the
ages OF 20 and 80 with experience
IN handling real estate transac-
tons for oil companies.
This position carries q real op-
portunity to broaden your expert
ence in both sales and real estate
and assures a very satisfying future
with unlimited possibilities. For
interview call MRS. JUSTICE, ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
TRUCK DRIVER

colored. 2I-35, for fuII-time en-
pioyment. Applicant must have ex-
cellent trafic record with substan-
tial experience In d. c.: phvsical
exam. and road test REQUIRED. 40
pany beneftss' . Apply 1 Rm. so. S s:.sc
an to $3.50 pm. weekdays: q am
- noon. Saturday. No phone calls
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CAsHiER, must be experienced On
MGR 1000 machine. Permanent
position, excellent salary with
many company dement's. Ask for
Mr.. May. MARvMs. 73z Sfh
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RElP WOMEN
LEDGER CLERK

Experienced accounts re-
eeivable clerk. for full-tims.
permanent employment: s.
day week. no Saturday work.
Applicant must be high
school grad. between l-S5.
who can operate once
machines. Apply Personnel.
RIM. 6oe. $50 am. TO $50
pm. weekdays: 0 an. to
noon. Saturday. No phone
calls.
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BEAUTICIANS'
MALE HAIR STYLISTS

DO you want the prospect
OF owning a partnership in
your own shop? BY the end
OF this year, 5 of our male
operators will have estab-
lished themselves as part
ners and full managers in
our chain Of higher priced
beauty salons. THESE MEN
HAVE BEEN SELECTED
FROM OUR OWN STAFF
AS WILL ALL FUTURE
PARTNERS. Add to this
opportunity the advantage
Of working in one Of the
highest volume, exclusive
shops in the city. more per-
manent waving than any
other. local shop), plus paid
vacations. disqualification.
sick leave and many other
benefits not usually OBJ
tanned in the beauty BUSH
ness. We need men now to
replace those who have be-
come partners. Our top OBJ
orators are making 5000 up
per week; our partners are
making $500 up per week.
Write or phone for an
pointment. All replies held
In the strictest confidence.
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Admin. SecyS.. to Sc. OO0

Select position in PUBLIC RE-
LAIlON9. CAPITOL HILL, Law,
EDUCATION. EMBASSIES AMI
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
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UPH0LsTERFR for fun time, per.
manent work: must be expert.
erced: numerous connran BENEFITS
which include 5-dav, 40-houI
week, time and q half for over.
time, 20ss discount on purchases
free retirement plar and paid va.
cation. WOODWARD T. 10th.
ROP. Personnel once, nth snt
p SITS NV.
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RELp-WomEn
DEMONSTRATORS
TOYS. TOYS, TOYS!ll
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS,

New Royal line Of hundreds Of
TOYS. and beautiful gift items nov
ready Ambitious women interested
N aoo.e-average earnings needed
70 display this beautiful line. TX
perience unnecessary. Pun or part
time, CAL or write Mr.. KATZIN
2-Oo2l. Or. 2-0Qn2-
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ARE YOU A
GOOD SALESMAN
LOOKING FOR A
STEADY JOB WITH
NO TRAVELINGo

We have an opening offering aood
wages, q new car. pension benefits.
insurance benefits, and q genuine
opportunity TO make as much as
$4,000 the FIRST VI. Write Box
lS4-H. Star
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A ACCOUNTING CLERK

Payroll accounting clerk. exper
in all phases of payroll computa
ton. must be accurate and possess
neat handwriting and fair typing
ability. High school graduate bel
ages 81 and 80, employee dement's
including airline privileges. Cal
ME. $4,000, Ext. 226.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-15
! Talking Sports ]
By BILL BRowER
FRANK ROBINSON, ciNcY oUTFlELDER
IGNORES SECOND YEAR JlNx

league baseball about the sophomore
year. JIM Whenever rookie through with nue
season expected following year performance viii tI
without OF contradiction that he inN uf q,
actually 1852 by Frank Robinson
young outneaer Cincinnati Redcg Robinson has been
claimed IN the National League lie was the
oddson choice Tor rooEeot the-year in 1856.
sentimental the honors in
sturdy right hitter Robinson hatted
good enough with Hank
third place the Nj batting
In his nrst season majors Frank respectable
procss
suEcr His a major the
hit by "a nrst-ycar player
His production dipped 20 Robinson
collected 81 base hits His total number Of hits r the SEA
Is7 jas magical mark
syhocpds the
Milwaukee Braves
Young gives rehbctts
improvement the plate the ned lie says his
ger the utmost patience hm.
rceprugatcs Robinson might eventually
Giants While Mays
the promising players the National League
Tcbbetts justified taking Sangwnc Robinson lie
Just about the most valuable player on the Cincinnati roster no"
the byEonc yongcr frequently
first base particularly whom highlander the mound
The Redega manager pleased enough with Sobsona work
first predict that he could become the best nrst hsHomen
in the majors.
The Redegs were something OF disappointment this
picked Milwaukee Bfooyn
right the flag just o did 1880
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