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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12
Milwaukee Club Will
Hold Soccer Tourney
On Sunday, August Is

MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
The "Croatian Eagles" Soc
GER Club will hold a Picnic
and Tournament Sunday,
Aug. 16, at the Croatian
Park, 91O0 South 10th.
The outing will start at 10
am. Plenty of barbecued
lamb, snacks, and cold re-
freshments will be available
at all hours and music is to be
provided throughout the day.
Including the host "Croa-
tan Eagles" Club, four teams
are scheduled to participate
in the Soccer Tournament,
with the first game to start
at 1:30 pm.
Slated for appearances
are "Croatia" of Cleveland,
Ohio; "Croatia" of Chica-
go; and "Jadran" of st.
Louis.
To the best of the writer's
knowledge, this will bring to-
gether the largest collection
of Croatian soccer stars in the
local annals of the sport.
Since the great majority of
these players are members of
the Croatian Fraternal Union,
we most cordially invite all
members of the Society to be
our guests Sunday, Aug. 16.
Dobro nam dosli!
Steve Hunjadi, Pres.
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Milwaukee Countians
To Talk Pin Shop On
Friday, August 21st

w. ALLIS, Wise. - The
Milwaukee County C. F. u.
League will, for the 1959-60
season bowl on Friday nights
at 700 PM, the first shift
at the Byerly Bowl in West
Allis, So. Seth and West
Greenfield Street.
We will attempt to organize
two leagues, a mems circuit
and a mixed loop, much in tho
manner as we operated last
year. All C.F.U. members are
invited to bowl, beginners es-
pecially welcome. !.
If the game appeals to you
and you would like to put in
that first season why not
sign with one of our leaguesI
A meeting to organize
these two leagues will be
held at 1880 PM. Friday, !
August 21st, at KralJs
Hall, So. Goth and West
Madison Street. J.
At that time new officers
will be elected and rules
drawn for the coming season.
The committee will also re.
port on our last BowlerS
Dance.
All C.F.U. bowlers are
urged to attend this organi-
rational meeting. Those un.
able to attend and desire to
bowl are to contact Mike Pa.
pa at GR-6-4787 or John Sa.
rich at GL-3-O122 to be placed
on some team.
John Sarich
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CLARION, PA.
SOftball Results

RpOA IoIIAol Ddl ......o IL "
Remarks: - Two double
plays. fine fielding by Frank
Knezevich and Vic Lujetic in
the outfield helped to win.
June 21, 1859 r H e
WACO. ................7 IL 1
C.F.U. 248 .............5 II 4
Remarks: - Homeruns -
R. Weiss; E. Werlich pitched
a good game but too many
errors lost the game.
June 27, 1859 r H e
C.F.U. 248 ............7 s 1
Sutersville Merch. A 7 2
Remarks: - Fine defen-
sive play by F. Bolcic at
shortstop. Bob Grisnik's SEN
sational catch brought crowd
to it's feet. Mike Bolcic at
catching trapped two men at
home plate.
June 20, 1859 r H E
WACO. ...............13 Is 1
'C.F.U. 248 .............. 6 IA 4
Remarks: - Played a good
defensive game, j. Bolcic and
F. Bolcic at shortstop and
third base plus great fielding
by G. Maruchak and G. Kar-
pac in the outfield. Stick work
lacking at opportune times.
June 80, 1859 r H e
Clarion Grill ..........4 13 2
C.F.U. 248 .............4 10 0
Remarks: = Called at elev-
en- innings; two sensational
catches by E. Werlich in right
shortstop enabled the C.F.U.
to tie this league leading
team.
July 1, 1859 r H E
Penn Clair ................7 II 1
C.F.U. 248 ..............3 IL L
Remarks: - We were held
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East Pitt 141 League
Will Reorganize Ranks
Thursday, August 18th

E. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
There will be an important
meeting of the Lodge 141
Bowling League on Thurs
day, Aug. Is, at 1880 pm. in
the South Slavic Workers
Hall, North and Electric
Avenue.
Any member desiring to
join the circuit may do so at
this meeting.
Should those interested
be unable to attend the
Aug. 13 meeting, we invite
them to get in touch with
the undersigned at FIR. l.
1913.
It is our fond hope to see
the Lodge 141 Bowling Lea
que at the very height of it's
popularity during the forth
coming season, so let's all
turn out Thursday, Aug. 13,
for the reorganizational meet
ing.
Kassy Sardoch, Sec'y
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August 18th Is Entry DeadIine For
Society's 18th Annual Softbal Meet
Farrell Will Play Host August 80 To
Fast-Ball Squads From Tri-State Area

PITTSBURGH, Pa. = In
sponsoring the 4th C.F.U.
Softball Tournament to be
held in Farrell, Pa, on Sun
day, August 30th, the Soci-
ETY. does so to fill the likes
to whom that sport appeals.
All that is now needed to
make it the greatest is some
organizational "get-up" in the
lodges within a $50 miles ra-
dius.
The tournament held last
year in Clarion, Pa,
brought our four lodge
teams, groups which have
been with the tourney al
most each year since the
tournament was started in
Youngstown, O., in 1856,
namely Youngstown Lodge
&C; Farrell, Pa, Lodge 126;
Versailles, Pa, Lodge 146;
and Clarion, Pa, Lodge
248.
Internationally we have had
entries from Johnstown, Pa.
Lodge 5, Monssen, Pa. Lodge
1874 and Canton, Ohio Lodge
514.
We understand too that
there are potentialities in
Lodge 354 of Cokeburg, Pa.
If all these and a few new
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comers heed the call, we
could have the biggest soft
ball tournament thus far.
All players to participate
in this tournament of the
fast-ball type must be men,
bers of the Croatian Fraternal
Union at least three months
and of the lodge which the
team represents.
Entry blanks have been
sent out to all of the afore-
mentioned lodges and to the
areas sports directors. We
beseech the cooperation of all
involved to complete and re-
turn the entries by the dead
line, Thursday, August 18th.
Once in, the tournament
schedule will be drawn by
the C.F.U. Athletic Advi-
sorry Board and if possible
published in the Zajednicar.
The Zone defeat and out"
or Sudden death" system
of elimination will be used
in the tournament.
Without a doubt the social
phase in the form Of an out
ing, details of which will ap-
pear in a subsequent issue of
the Zajednicar, will be equal
to the occasion.
Frank Braidic
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Detroit Mixed League
VIII Reorganize Ranks
On Friday, August 21st

DETROIT - In the past
few years we have had such
a terrific response in our CF'U
Detroit Mixed League, that
we expect this coming season
to be the biggest yet.
If you are interested in
joining our League we urge
you to attend the meeting
which is to be held Friday,
August 21, at the New Gro
atian Home at 700 PM.
1t is important that we
know by August 21st whe-
ther you will be joining us
for the 1959-6O season. If
you cannot possibly attend
the meeting, please contact
the undersigned at TW g.
1929, SO we will have your
name when teams are
formed.
Bowling will start Sept. Is,
1859, at the Log Cabin Rec
reation, Woodward and Ne
vada. Time to be announced
later.
Lillian Bunjevac, Secy.
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Canton kegIers viii
Talk Shop August Is

CANTON, Ohio - Sunday,
August 16, will be the sign.
up day for Canton G. F. u.
Lodge 514 Bowlers.
The meeting will be held
at the American CrOatian
Home, 2543 Winfield Way,
beginning at $500. pm; no
supper will follow.
Anyone unable to attend
the meeting but wishing to
bowl should contact the lea
que secretary at Gl. 1868
before that date.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. = In comers heed the call, we
sponsoring the 4th CFU could have the biggest soft
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12
10th Annual Cal State Bowling Tourney
May 30-31, 1859
Cypress Bowl - Monterey, California
MEMS DIVISION
(Team Event)

Lodge 900, Team No. 2, San Francisco
Lodge 900, Team No. /, San Francisco
Lodge GIT, Team No. 2, Los Angeles
Lodge 1T, Team No. 6, Los Angeles
Lodge 81, Team No. 1, San Francisco
Lodge 352, Team No. 1, Watsonville -.
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Remarks: Doubles, ].
Fudurich, R. Baron; home
runs, A. Kubosky.
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Remarks: - We were held
scoreless for the first five
innings by ]. Berkman. F.
Bolcic doubled in the 9th to
bring in F. Knezovich who
had singled.
John BOlcic, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12
TALE OF THE
Score Board
Ct. u.

Remarks: - Doubles, J.
F'udurich, R. Baron; home
runs, A. Kubosky.
July 9, 1859 r H e
Eagles ....................2 1 L
C.F.U. Nest IS - 8 I
Remarks: - Winning pit.
cher, T. Sadar; doubles, r.
Perdan, T. Sadar; triples, c.
Vranich and homeruns, r.
Perdan.
July IL, 1859 r H e
Colts ..........................8 10 1
C.F.U. Nest 55 ......5 10 s
Remarks: - Doubles, ],
Skorich, R. Perdan, homes
runs, A. Kubosky.
July IA, 1859 Il H e
Nottingham Cubs Il @ 8
C.F.U. Nest So ........0 2 z
Remarks: - Tim Sadar
pitched a no-hitter in Euclid
Legion League play but lost
due to a walk, a balk and an
error which let in the lone
run.
Note: - AS of this report
ing the C.F.U. Juniors are in
second place with a 8-3 record
in Class "E' play.
Nick Rescic, Mgr.
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MEET THREE of the champions crowned during the staging
May 3O31 in Monterey of the CFUs 10th Annual California
State Tournament At left Kay Petrucea San Francisco
Lodge S6 whose 6O7 copped the Women Singles nod Peter
Obad San Francisco Lodge 9O who fed 1861 sticks to claim
Lodge 6 who put together 698 count to cart home the
WOmen's A1l-Events h0nOrs
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
NC. CLOSING OUT ITS CAT DEPARTMENT

It was announced at the Cham Der meeting today that the North ern Commercial Co., was closing out it's Caterpillar department as it was unprofitable. All Cater pillar parts are being shipped out side this fall, it was revealed.
 Considerable concern was ex- pressed by those using this equip ment as most repair work is plan ned for the winter months which would create an increased cost for the owners using this service in all Seward Peninsula
 Members of the Chamber urged that Caterpillar headquarters be contacted to have this move de- layed until next spring.
 Individual members expressed the opinion they-would also write uring that, in all fairness to the mining industry of the area, a de- lay in shipping out parts be made.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
Health, Welfare Dept. Fires Juvenile Director

Winfield Irwin has been re leased as director of the Special Services Division of the State De- partment of Health and Welfare.
 Paul Windsor, commissioner of Health and Welfare, said the dis missal would be effective Oct. 1.
 Irwin, formerly of Seward, had been head of the old board of Juvenile Institutions for about a year. The job paid $10,000 a year.
 Windsor said Irvin's successor would head a probation and pa role section as well as juvenile affairs within the division. The new division head, Windsor said, would be a man qualified in both juvenile and probation work.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
Rotary Welcomes District Governor Thomas E. Morgan

Tonight the Nome Rotary Club honors District Governor Thomas E. (Tommy) Morgan, of District 504 of Rotary International, with a banquet at the Seaview Room.
 MT Morgan is a retired lumber man and is one of 261 governors supervising the activities of 10,2G0 Rotary clubs in 113 countries, with about 5OO,OOO members.
 MT and Mrs. Morgan arrived today from Anchorage.
 Since 1947 Rotary has awarded grants totaling more than three million dollars to 1902 students from 67 countries. The Rotary grant entities the student to a years study in the country of his choice.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
Walsh Goes to Planning g Commission Meeting

Pearse Walsh leaves today to represent this area in the hear ings of the State Planning Com mission, of which he is a member.
 The group is scheduled to hold a hearing here on Friday in the Jury Doom of the Federal Build ing from 1:30 until 500 pm. and in the evening starting at 7:30 if additional time is needed.
 The Chamber of Commerce has prepared a brief for the hearing and individuals as well as groups are invited to participate,
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

Edwin Kotongen pied guilty to filing false statements to receive unemployment benefits. He was sentenced to serve 18O days in jail, suspended on provision he repay the $28O he received in benefits.
 *
 David Richards pied guilty on three counts of giving liquor to minors in his home and was fined $50 on each count and a 30 days suspended sentence on each count.
 
 Robert Rotzler was given a 30 day suspended sentence for being drunk on a public street. He also pied guilty to two charges of giv- ing liquor to minors and received a sentence of 30 days suspended and a $50 fine on each count.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
Sgt. Emery Chapple Named End In Command Of Fairbanks Office

Sgt. Emery Chapple of the State Police has been named deputy officer in charge of the Fairbanks office. The announce ment was made by It. William w. Traitor, chief of State Police in the Fourth Division. The ap- pointment is effective Oct. l.
 Chapple had been designated to open a new State Police facility at Nome but the project is tied up for the time being.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
WEATHER FORECAST

Mostly cloudy with easterly winds 2O-25 mph. Lowest temper a,ure expected tonight 45, the high tomorrow 55. Sunrise at 5:41 am, sunset at 6:06 pm.
 Nome data in last "A hours as c; ' am. today: highest tempera- ture 51, lowest 36. Max. wind 12 IT ph from the Southeast.
 A year ago today: highest tenn perature AZ, lowest 30. Extremes on this date since 1907: highest 38 in 1899, lowest 18 in 1917.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
WIEN WINTER OFFICE HOURS

Wien Alaska Airlines has an nounced winter office hours ef- fective immediately. The city ticket office will be open from 8 am. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. T h. e office will be closed on Sundays.
 All freight for Kotzebue and Fairbanks must be in the office the day before the flight
 For further information, call Main 46.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
SCOUTS MEET TUESDAY

Scoutmaster John Randy an nounced that starting tomorrow evening the meetings of the Boy Scout Troop 666 will be held reg ularly at 7:3O each Tuesday at the Scout Hall.
 All members of the group and new boys interested in becoming members will start on the winter program at this time.
 Letter-si2e- and legal file folder
 available al The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
MCKAY MOVES TO KoTzEBUE

R. Mckay, deputy for the US. Marshars office, whose headquar- ters have been Nome for the past year, moved with his family to Kotzebue where he has been as signed as field deputy.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-21
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Leo Roduin. Discharged: Henry Adams, Pete Woods. Alice Mckay and infant, Judy Koplin, George Larson, L. Driggs, Clarence Stenback.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
HELP MEN
statesmen
NEED 5 AT ONCE

II you are limited TO SIOO a week
or less in your present Job. you
will be interested in our propo-
sition. Our men work on contacts
furnished BY the company. No
canvassing; highest Commissions
paid. We can guarantee your sue
cess if you have a car and are
willing 10 work. For appointment
Mr.. CARTIERI.
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HELP MEN

MAN for apt. hotel.
Nondrinker, married, no children.
Good salary and apt. 1888 18th
street "
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HELP MEN

Chef lworkinEl, immed., large
hotel with frst-claSs restaurant,
coffee shop and banquet rooms,
must be exper. in food-cost con-
troll excel salary. Call HU. g.
1861, ask for Mr.. CHANCE.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

To qualify you must be aggressive,
ambitious with the ability and
desire TO work and have at least
tionery, hne papers, carbon paper,
business forms, or commercial
printing.
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MACHINIST
JOURNEYMAN

To work in research and
development shop. Minimum
3 yrs. eXper. after appren-
ticeship, capable Of working
to close tolerance from ver-
bal and sketch instruction.
Exper. in fabrication and
assembly OF optical compo-
nents desired. Call FE. B
1000, Mr.. Fairbanks, REED
RESEARCH, INC, 104S Po-
tomac st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN
tcoNTINUED

BoOKKEEPER AssTs.. white, some
knovl aeets. rec; and payable on
some with fast typing, some mem :
bership accts., 5 days, S6O-SSO. v.
WOOD PERSONNEL. Suite 232
southern Bldg; sos 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

OA1EOMEN
For clothing and furnishing store
I'll H st. ne. Must have locs
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YOUNG MAN

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE FOR
PERMANENT POSITION WITH
NATIONAL WHOLESALE DIS
TRIBUTOR. POSITION INVOLVES
CASHIERING AND CLERICAL RE-
SPONSIBILTTIES. EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
MAN. TRAINING LEADS TO KEY
POSITION IN CREDIT DEPART
MENT.
CALI, ST. 3-O05O, EXT. 213
FOR APPOINTMENT
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ADMIN ASST- -SECY

ADMIN. ASST. I.-SECY.
To top executive, to national frm
500 public contact, Shorthand
necessary, but minimum dicta.
ton. Ability to work with al de-
partmentS. Start, 1875.
JR. SECY., No Fee, 1926
5 days, downtown.
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statesmen
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

To join the sales stan Of a rapidly
growing national sales organiza-
tion in the sale of a widely ac-
eepted office specially item. Local
and Eastern Seaboard territories
available. Extensive training pro-
gram provided. Excel. advance
ment possibilities in sales and
MANAGEMENT.
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HELP MEN
(CONIINUEDl
CAR DRIVERS
i've pIaUs. OUL uIIFEIs IIaht.
S100 or More A Week

Needed Immediately full and part
time Best commission and incen-
tive mans Our drivers make.
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BOOKKEEPER

Excellent opportunities with large
construction co. for person with
proper qualifications: eXper. dbl.
entry bookkeeping nee. Call MRS.
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Observation-Disclosures

With typinE ability, under IS, down.
town, day week. Salary COM
mensurate with ability. White.
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HAGGFRTY EMPL.

91s Ellsworth Dr.. s. s.. JU. s-s4s4
CAqEER GIRLITEMPORARY
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Communications Engineer

or Physicist with knowledge Of communication theory in:
moduation effects
Of propagation within and out Of the atmosphere To keeI
data and ydeo links for
Quens moduaon echniQues for various missile and space
applications conduct design
communication systems in order to estimate weight ano
conduct research on
rancnh nrrnIn cafi
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ENGINEERS

Physicist with understanding of electrical energy
generation themodynams preferably knowledge OF
electrical from solar
weshts efcencies OF
obtaining electrical from solar.
nucear and chemical energy to perform preliminary deSgn
satellites vehicles;
M nropoSe esescb and advanced deyeopment programs
and assist conduct of
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HE. 4-4nOO

REAL ESTATE Statesmen, expert
enced only with a PROVEN REC
ORD to associate with aggressive
Suburban Maryland once. New
and used homes, trades, specula
tions. WEEKLY DRAW-TEN PEI
CENT BONUS-PAID VACATION
- GROUP INSURANCE = SALES
CONTEST and other benefits
The BEST salesmen in this areI
are coming here. Why work else
where for less? Make $4,000 AMI
UP or you aren't trying ! Cal
AP. 7-S400. BOWERS BROS. FOF
APPOINTMENT.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN or
WOMEN with or without expert
euce we offer:
l. Plenty OF listings
.. Several subdivisions
3. Floor time
4. Professional training
5. 500 wk. to start If you uualif!
AL OF this in one OF the tastes
growing areas in America. Fol
appoint, call r. K. SMALL
REALTY, RE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

CLERKS, h.s. grads. or better. somt
beginners in acctg. or bkkps., viii
train. some airlines, some research
statistical: 40-hr. wk.; from S26C
to $500. V. WOOD PERSONNEL
Suite 232 Southern BLDG, sos 18th
st. NV. at H, D1. 7-5752.
CLERK-TYPIST. white: so m (
knowledge of bookkeeping helpful
Reply in own handwriting, giving
age and last employment. Salary
S65-S70 per week. Box 37l-V
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COLLECTION MAN

Assistant to the collection man
ager. We have an opening for a
collection man who is interested
in a permanent position with a
future Call Mr.. MERRITT, JU.
rE2I9
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Both salary and Tor commissions
avail. along with certain fringe
benefits Compensation in ac-
cordance with qualifications and
experience.
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COLLECTION MAN

Financial institution de-
sires man. $685., high school
graduate for inside work;
experience preferred but not
essential. Home improve
ment and marine financing.
Excel opportunity for ag-
Eressive and intelligent per-
son. Many fringe benefits.
win interview . a.m.-5 pm.
at S047 18th St, Silver
Spring, Nd. Please ask for
Mr.. FOIT.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full
time: unlimited possibilities for
right man. Member Of multiple
listing. CLYDE R. ADAMS, REAL
TOR, UN. 4-1143.
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Real
opportunity to associate with 40
yr.-old ONCE, member Of both
multiple boards, excellent COM
mission and bonus arrangement;
monthly sales contest: must be
experienced and licensed in
Maryland: ample advertising and
full ONCE cooperation. II you
are on your toes, the sky is the
appointment.
ROBERT Z. LoHR, REALToR
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SATESMEN

Our statesmen know Of this ad. To
arrange for an early interview,
forward complete resume to Box
1Q0-R Star
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HELP WOMEN
724 14th ST. NV.

ADDREssOGRAPH CLERK, under
40, high school graduate, white,
exr s-ienced, or able to tyne 40
w.p.m., and willing TO learn all
phases of addressograph work
Permanent, full time only. EX-
cellent working conditions. Upper
Wisconsin ave. area. Call EN-
q n@nn
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HELP MEN

CLERK, yng., some once experience
S2S5. HAGGERTY EMPL. SERV.
9lS Ellsworth DR.. S. s., JU. S-6464
COLLECTION MAN, experienced
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
CO. 7O3 1th 81 nv
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HELP MEN
YOUNG MAN fuhitel

YOUNG MAN CWhiteD under 25:
high school graduate, permanent
position immediate opening with
motor carrier organization: 5-day
week: usual benefits. Apply MID
DIE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE.
2lll { st. NV
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate,
for loan department Of real estate
and mortgage loan once. Perm
anent position: unusual opportu-
nifty to learn and advance: good
salary to start, plus benefits. Give
full particulars. Box 90-M, Star.
YOUNG MEN-One to work In ship
ping and receiving department:
also one small-engine mechanic,
to work on and 4 cycle engines
LA. 6-050O, Mr.. BECKER.
YOUNG MAN, 25 to 35 yrs, hs
eucation, to work into key posi-
ton Of estimating and manage
ment in long eStab plumbing,
roofing, heating firm. Salary open
Write Box 400-R Star.
Young Man-Porter Work
Permanent position: must be
STEADY and reliable: good refer
enceS: all store benefits and en-
ploye discounts. Apply 4th floor.
L. FRANK co.
1900 F ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN
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PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN

PUBL1C REIA 11ONS MAN
Some experience in personnel
supervision to work with train
ing program for the handicapped
Must know Washington Metro
politan Area. Contact employers
Car necessary: will reimburse for
travel. Salary up to $4,000 TO
start. 5-day week. Call MR.,
BERNSTEIN, CO. 5-66S5.
RAMP AGENTS, white, his. grads
pref out OF service, career Jobs
clean cut in appearance, straight
shift, 40-hr. wk.; S290-S30O. v
Southern Bldg, sos 18th st. NV
81 n nI 7-h1ho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-16
The PASSING SHOW
Pillow Talk Suove
!. In Its Look at Love
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama critic OF The star

Doris Day Rock Hudson current boxonce champions
Of Hollywood are teamed in Pillow Talk" the quite visible
premise there sounder Of movies
Since the farce at the Ontario one that has been popular
under variety of titles decaceS the proof Of the premise
will not be absolutely final PILLOW Talks" theme sophs-