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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s6l.sO

SECOND RACE = Purse. se,sOo:
f f..1... ays..sd, tSSo $50
Baby lucky tvieral TAO $50
Menree County lMeaux) $40
BooraL Rebel Prince, TurQuesa. Mr..
stone, Iron Merchant; Golden Prince
" Moran. Time, l:25S.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing, 2-year-olds; q furlongs.
is.rsss ws,s:%sn' i's' s ssS S SS
: Blue Crest, cosmic Dust. Tropie Bird.
Or. Van Bond, Jett Vapor. Jax Sir
Bonnie Gal. Time, i:s0.
e, y4gET4 sy sAc5 and su rs 81 n sSo
Noble Faith Cyieral $500 1900 SO
Battiewern lMeauxl $40 4.40
Herman 1, Fieselm'nl $50
shell Diver Local Glover AM MT s a.S
Ribbons. Time, 2:04.
FIFTH RAcR-Purse. $500; al
lowances; 3.year-olds up; 9ts furlongs,
e eS.%s ssr.. a' issS: 600 sS SO
Robot II lskorenskD $50
Niral, Frontier sasa Petes Penny,
Noble Imp. Time, 1879.
0AA IN AACE-TuibNs bNstNNs ~
lowanees. Swear ,olds;. Il miles.
King Redbird lie Eel 1870 $50 $40
Fibre King lFieselm'nl 1890 $40
Happy LAUGHTER lCraig) $50
Razor, Rebel Ruler. Scotch Beauty,
Lone Pine Lad, Rajputana. Time, 1857.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowancesi 4-year.olds and up, | mile.
Peint 81 Order Frn) 500 so l,t0
y kir ..,i s. as., sM,ssuD 500 s' sc
Royal Honor, Attempt. Two Fisied.
Noorahge,. Hadareward, Ancient Greek.
Time, las.
EIoHTH RAcE-Ths snare Handi-
cap, 100000 added 3-year-olds and
S S.: f sI.. T'sss:. ESQ ,sss s $50
Olympia nlend (F'lm'n( a,yO
Hopes Hope. BernbuIeoo, Betty
Linn, Roman Spy, Rock Pilot Speed
Ropser, 4 Gallant Runner. Time i;24.
fFitld.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; e.
year-olds and upi liz miles,
Baker Street lCralgb f.fo f.AO aAO
AEsura Gem lMunderfD 1a.AO $40
Reckpeint lskerenskD $50
chlsf, Fanslii. Tiger Bee, Model Jssp
Time, l;bb~.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID ss3.s0

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
H .Ie brgee 'fsaIal u.eO $50 $50
RoysI Devon ss YnioI' Sun p,,IsS 20
showered. Time. 1865.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
ee.se .ss. 2-year:oldsi 4 mile.
sSI:si'$, 20 :ss Sis:,''' 1880 sss t;;ssSs
n Rays show-Man. Elastic Reward.
oanR Fox Ivy Ase. Time, l'l"'
ins: 4-ysar .oIds and up. d i fuTioS Sialm
John iansscS ,beh.nho,, ''' 1900 SSS SO
Ft.htinE Three tkaiGhnl a.aO
M9 @sy osGS oSS: f N.s sss s ro Ssa
Time, l:13AA.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000, al
,sowahcesi 2iyear-olds; q turlonea,
f fsa hs Gisi iBsn1." 'So ssS s sS
Admirais Joy lLefebvrel 400
Easy Knteht,. Noble Gal james
Counselor, Ronald j., Tiller Nd. lime.
l;l4as.
SEVENTH RAcE---Purse. $500: al
lowancesi 4-year-olds up; furiongs,
Pine Theme tBohs'ko) 0.6O 800 100
Count Swedak (BaFTOW) $50
=. 81. Marks, Lovely Shade, Gale River,
Noted. Time, l;l3ss,
EIGHTH RAcE-The Puritan Handi-
CAP $4,000 added: 3-vear-olds and
Star Rover ,Dsrsin) ' i.SS $40
Bull strength lNIlderl $50
switch on, Menus, Double Bid, Deep
ThouRht. Time, l:41as.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: Start
er Handicap; J.year-olds and up: about
Adaross Wan Hook, i1.so 30 500
yust.A.See fRcana) 1,aO AGO
My LieblinR (Derolnl 400
dess. Honey Bird, doid DIN, BamSco.
Time, 2;f3M
TENTH RACE--Purse, 81. 200; claim
ING l.yenr. olds and w; ! u miles. :.
sound 81 Dawn WeaEab 400 $50
School Prince. beluss. Helen, Ace
Brian Boru, Johns Pal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
KELLY RESUMES
PICKS TOMORROW

There are no Joe Kelly
selections today since MARI
boro closed yesterday and
Garden State Is idle Mon
day.
KellJ's selections for
Tuesdays racing card at
Garden State will appear
in the late editions OF The
Star tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Ruler Wins
|By1tL Lengths
With 1879

NEW YORK, oct. 10 M.-
Wheatley Stables Bold Ruler
led al the way 10 score an easy
q length Victory in the
$2e. 400 Queens County Handi-
cap at Jamaica today. Mrs.
+. d. Jacobs Promised Land
finished second In the mile
and-a-sixteenth event, 3M
lengths ahead Of Mrs. c. Uirick
Bays Greek spy.
Bold Ruler was timed in
1:42M under i33 pounds. The
winner was q l-to-4 favorite
with the crowd Of 1924.
Bold Ruler returned $3.50,
$3.50 and e2.i0. Promised Land
paid ~ and $40 and Greek
Spy. s2.40.
Leads From Start
Bold Ruler. weighted II
pounds over scale. took the
lead at the start Of the six
horse race and Eddie Arcarc
never let him lose II. Bold
Ruler led BY two lengths at the
quarter. four at the half. six
at the three-quarter mark and
then Arcaro began TO ease him
through the stretch.
Arcaro turned TO look for op-
position three times IN the
stretch run and each time
found none. At the finish the
3-year-old son OF Nasrullat
was merely coasting.
The winners burden was the
highest weight ever carried In
the So runnings Of the Queens
County. surprising War Ad-
miral's winning weight Of l32
pounds In 1887 when the event
was run at Aqueduct. Bold
Rulers time was four fifths
over the track mark. but as
Arcaro stated after the race,
I'VE weren't looking for any
records and he did Just what ]
asked him to-"
The winners share Of SIC. $50
raised Bold Rulers earnings to
$48l,S75 and pushed him up
two spots TO 2Tth on the list Of
all-time money winners.
Scratches riddled the Queens
County as Ricci TaW was de-
clared In the morning and Tick
Took and Brown Hackle came
out later in the afternoon. The
i've which faced Bold Ruler had
little chance once the gates
were opened and were catching
him at the end only because
Arcaro was easing him up. Bold
Ruler also returned to 4 In
the place pool but was to 20
show. causing 4 minus poll in
that betting Of $eo0,27.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ms; f-year -olds and up; about 1 mile
BARKING Deg (Deroinl $50 3,aO g.0o
Mr.. Redhlrd lMeanfer) 400 an
Danny Boy (BohenkO) 096
Crime Quiz, Branih. Transmufr, TEL
nras. Top-Lation. Saskatchewan, Peek
Reward. Time. l:42as.
SECOND RACE - purse. 50 O00.
Claiming; 4-year-olds and ups q fur-
Biz Marx twaJdal 1859 s.so s.Ao
Quick Town lRichmondD 400 , N
Chlnonard (DeroinD a'ao
Aceparade. Mantiepiece. Tactical.
5nawmut, Rose Capital, Bounding sea.
Tanker. Time. 1915,
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Famous Match Ruce

The Pimlico Special, which
will be run for the 2lst time
Saturday. November 30, pro-
duced Americas best-remem-
bered match race when Sea-
biscuit upset War Admiral be-
fore more than 10000 fans in
1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Returns to Jersey

Walter M. Jeffords' Piano
Jim. Q Garden State Stakes ell
gible has been returned to Gar
den State Park after particle
pattng in the Champagne
Stakes at Belmont last Satur-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Sportsmuns Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $2.S00; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 81 turlones
san p sssi: S sssso i's' iSsS $40
da Sweet Peaches (vierAl 500
Fortune n, Bill's Roman, Skippy l..
Beaufre. Lady Cadet, Derby Special.
d. Finished second but was disauali-
ned and placed third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

Strength in the l-mile race run
In l:4l3s.
Jorge Contreras, Chilean
rider. guided Galdar to his FIRST
victory in i've starts this year.
Galdar paid $32.20. $ll and
So. Star Rover returned $40
and $3.4o. Bull Strength paid
$3.50 to show.
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SECOND RACE - Purse. $500;
claiming: 4-yeal-oldg and up; 4 mlIes
eeesh Csuest tHsonl lo.eo sic 9.1a
~ RENT tAtn,nsenD li.eo ala
dypsiss Gold. Big Print. 90 Between cen
Caboose. Time, 1904.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Soft Day Wins
Marlboro Cap;
Arch Rival Sd
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Soft Day. q 3-year-old owned
by Mrs. John T. Maloney, ran
away from six rivals In the
$1,000 Marlboro Handicap yes
terday. winning the closing-day
feature by four lengths as the
Southern Maryland half-miler
became the first minor track in
the State to handle IS million.
A disappointment to the
crowd Of 9,273 fans was the
performance of Peter Vischer's
Arch Rival. the 1o-to-10 favor
lite who finished a well-beaten
third. Splitting Soft Day and
Arch Rival at the wire was Mrs.
Raffaele De Marcos Singing
Bush. who took second money.
The sun appeared at inter-
walls. but the track remained
muddy throughout the after
noon. 1t was made to order for
Soft Day. a son Of Devil Diver.
who was toting 100 pounds.
four less than-the top-weighteh
Arch Rival over the mile and
a sixteenth distance.
Winner Paws $500
Soft Day, ridden by Tony
Russo, paid $500. $40 and 50.
and So. and Arch Rival $3.50.
and Arch Rival $3.50.
Arch Rival was outrnn early
by Hallway, and Jockey Nick
Shuk, who rode Arch Rival,
failed to take advantage Of his
horses ability to swim along
the rail when making the turns.
Arch Rival lost many lengths
during the early running and
was no match for Soft Day
when Russo turned his colt
loose at the far turn.
1t was just a question Of the
winning margin as Soft Day
drew of in the final three
eighths and Singing Bush rail-
lied to beat Arch Rival by "a
lengths for second money.
Soft Day, who finished Sec
'ond Laurel's Chesapeake Trial
last spring, was winning his
sixth race Of the season in Is
starts. He earned $3.50 yes
terday to advance his earnings
to $16.580.
Betting on the final program
Of the 12-day meeting hit $685.
495-high for 1957-despite the
competition of the Queens
Game" at nearby College Park.
President Edward Farrell was
highly pleased with the meet
ing. which marked up a daily
average of $424,76l, with q
$5,097.l35 total.
Attendance, Betting Up
Attendance at the session
reached 72,6l8, which also sur
passed last years. Betting
showed a SIS per cent increase
over the 1856 meeting.
Jockey Oliver CutShaw, who
will be riding at Laurel, tied
Apprentice Tom Lee for the
Marlboro jockey title when he
got home first with You Say in
the last race for his 18th VIC
tory. There was a foul claim
in the last race, launched by
Richard E. Ford against both
Cutshaw and Friends Advice.
who was second with Floyd
Green up.
The stewards permitted the
winner to stand but reversed
Friends Advice and Chased
Again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Garden Stote
BY the Associated Press

FfR6T RACE-Purse. $500: claim.
ina; 3-year-olds and up; . fuTlongs,
Faulty (uartaekl 100 $50 9.NO
Tiger DIP (KrntsD 40 800
AmawaR (Keene) 400
Dance Spin. what Sir. Sly Dora.
lmGainin, Write Home, Falling Rock.
Banned. The Ham. Time. 1:I3
SECOND RACE - Purse. $500;
claiming; 4-year-oids and up; 9 fur
Mefsiue IRssaIbuts) ie.oO lice 7.ao
fheeei. Yilshs lnsrmstsl 500 $50
AlgasIr, Bonnie Bout, Landseair. Rare
Spice. Tokyo Girl. War Of Roses, Hid.
den Gold. Time. 1:f2.
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Jomoico


FIRST RAck-Purse. $500: claim.
ing: 4.yeAr-oids and up; 8 furloneS.
nettysen Iserrentins) $50 $50 go
let Set (RunneD 40 4 "a
Voyaging fNeibenl NO
Royal Monarch. Comets clos. South
florida: Gable jack. The surgeon
Time. l:l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming: 4.yssf.olds up: III. miles.
Mentauk tErrieOl TIE $50
Charles Joy (DOland 500
rico eesIRt sntls fRIs nneS Tn.s enoi qua
aPennaylvAnia Farm-Jensen-eeek No
Further Farm entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sila.sO

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claim.
Neses En- aBreehsl is.se SO $40
Jumping Brook tBaeh'lsr) 800
ORE I'M a.i sHa MAN snd Il s: :r'i f$s i k.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $4,000;
iisiiieanus MARTINI "a. 20 20. 40 1890
Albany Square tCeekl $40
Throw. Triple Bsiis. French Ace. Tine.
Buck En- stabls-RM stable entry.
FIFTH RAcE--Pyrss. $4,000; al
loWancesi 2-year-olds; LIS miles.
Martins R.lls loI IMsl 1880 te 80
Fairfield, Mickey Boy, Field Trophy,
Time, i:I6h.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000; al
lowancesi 2-yeAr.olds; lis miles.
Oh Music Man Fer
q S.sI, sS.:.S:s 500 $40 s.s$S
arch. xmbitwiEt' Piano jim. 6Tssi
Chief, Chance II Tony, Time, l;44.
oh Dead heat for hrst position.
SEVENTH RAcE-0ardenia Stakes,
100000 added 2-year-old Niles; liz
Idun (Hartaekl 40 $50 400
Z Craftiness Martini 1880 1910
Meant Well lTaniGu'D la,AO
.SS,Enisg pEIlams, kapit?9r A!mor AL
k. s olS.'SS, uS SynR S. RSlas' E,
Time, l;4bss.
fField.
EIGHTH RArE--Purse, $4,000; al
ISsaPs me-. 2;y,sar:cldsi esS miles M
True Verdict lAHoer'nl 40 500
0annet tsheemaksrb $50
ronalss. Apbchsyins' Buddy Pop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

SEVENTH RACE - The Queens
County Handicap: $4,000 added; s.
year-olds.
Beld Ruler (AFeare) 2.So $50 arc
Promised Land tvalena'al 1.Oo a.lO
Greek Soy tGuerin) 40
Mantesu.. GO Lishtiy. on Johnny.
Time. 1:42ts. :, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

will be George Young Of Detroit
against Ray Schanen Of Mil
waukee In Q battle Of tenpin
masters.
The first world invitational
match-game tenpin champion
ship will be staged December
Ala at the Chicago Coliseum
with $4,000 at stake. $1,000
more than originally planned.
The finals will be telecast on
o national network.
The Study Committee Of the
American Bowling Congress Is
meeting in Chicago today to
examine q proposal to set up a
booster doubles and singles
division to correspond with the
present booster Ateam division
for teams with averages Of $50
or less. Another proposal would
establish three classes in the
Abe tournament, each based
on entrants averages.
Ass ~
Under q new rule of the Ma
tional Duekpin Congress. when
Q pinsetting machine breaks
down during @ match { and
another pair Of lanes is not
available. the match may be
continued on one lane.
-
Young Tommy Cunningham
turned In a performance in the
Sunday Mixed League at Sill
yer Spring which was the acme
Of consistency. He rolled three
consecutive games Of IS and in
each made one spare. His aver
age is o6.
Dick Reid Of the Higgins Oil
team in the Dalamar Lanes SIS
League at Gaithersburg. Md,
shot q game Of 17e which en-
titled him to the medal awarded
by the Metropolitan Washing
ton Operators Association for
scores Of IT'S and up. His set
was 3Q0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000. al.
Sael tAtkinson) $50 500 500
NaBtago (Arcarol $40 sea
Cav Warrior tNelsenl 40
Pylades. Beau plable. Bunny's Babe.
Lucky Fifteen, Belmont Breeze. Time,
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CHARTS OF MARLBORO RACES

Icopyri.ht 1857. BY Triangle Publications. Incl
FIRST RAcE-Purse 81 900: caininT 3-year-oids ana
up 81 fsrionss Post iss Of onee start good
zss yyhi oBahy Trainsr. owner. Witnessed.
Zoo. SlO0. 500 Time 1;27fs- Cloudy and muddy.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $40

THIRD RAcR-Purse. $4,000; maid.
en- 2.year-olds; lie miles.
Ledle tRuaneD $50 SEQ 3.so
Rice Bfeneo tBolandl $40 k.10
. star Master (NelsOnl 3.a0
Due De Richmond. Anfitrion, Bonnie
kspoire: CQuntermaEeh. Adins Buss.
Time, l:46ss.
Rivera entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

FIFTH RAcB-Purse, $500: allow
aneei 3-year -oids: o furlongs.
One STROKE (Ruanel 1890 SIC $50
Black Tale (Greenl ale 2.60
Great Grant (BoussardD $50
Art MePike. Kapplemeister. special
Look. Chiffon, Thomas AQuinas, HALF
Nelson, Sunny Kin. At Hand. Time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

FOURTH RACE - Purse. S4.SO0:
ny yeeDers (Belan6I 1900 80 800
Dark Ruler (Co1e) 9.6o a.60
Land 0'Peaee tGusrinl 5.f0
Belzami. Bit.O-eport, Fabulous FOX,
Loukenmae, Brighter Days. Time,
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d SP 5 D Til.: Post sSS off
esd1 sAll9Egcss1Fuepsy Trainer owner Vaiues-sO7B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

On Bowling Stars" at $50
o'clock tonight, WMAL-Tv, 1t
Evening star., 1957-12-01
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
Underground
Cathedral

nNE OF THE wonders of South America Is the
" salt cathedral at Zipaquira. about 80 miles
from Bogota. capital of Colombia. After six years
Of drilling with pneumatic tools. workmen have
created a place of worship 800 feet underground
and big enough to hold 5000 worshipers
The mine itself is large that its estimated
output of salt could last 500 years. About l72OO0
tons mined and refined each year. mile
back from the tunnel entrance is the church where
townspeople come every Sunday for masses. Three
corridors 400 feet long form the naves. Their
columns 80 feet square and 73 feet high.
big Illuminated cross is recessed into the metal
gray salt wall Some 200 cars can drive TO the
church and park with ease.
On workdays. miners dig the salt. boil 1t for
4 hours and then pile 1t in baskets TO drain and
dry. In the process, it becomes pure white. On
Sundays and feast days they return to the mine
for services Salt mining and refining Is the main
support of the little town. but hundreds Of visitors
come to inspect the underground wonder. The
church was consecrated by the Papal Nuncio Of
Colombia in 1850.
Evening star., 1957-12-01

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HELP-MfN
statesmen
DECORATOR

Yardstick wants experienced men
To sell slip covers and upholstery. We
make only qualified appointments for
you. Liberal commission. For ex-
ample. l5fe on slip covers. Part time
or full time. Permanent position.
Call Mr.. MERCER. Elk. 3-0523.
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statesmen

Are you presently selling TV. appli.
lines2 Have you been closing good
percentage Of your calls but are un-
happy with your earnings? The
same amount OF sales effort pre-
Senting CHEVROLET. Americas mrs.
choice for q generation. will put you
into far better income bracket
II you have the desire to improve
work at it. We offer the opportunity
to become a trained sales repre-
sentative for Washington only
downtown Chevrolet dealer. paying
the highest unit commission rate in
this area We will provide free
transp.. training, selling helps, and
most important. real cooperation TO
assist you Come in and talk il over
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HELP-MEN

MAIL AND INFORMATION CLERK.
experienced typist; minimum sal
airy $50 per wk. Apply Asst. Mgr.
SHOREHAM HOTEL.
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SERVICE ENGINEER

MN; Z. yrs. teen. school OF mill
tary electronic training; age to 30:
travel; $4,000 plus bonus SMELL
ING d. SMELLING AGENCY, COS
14th st. NV. ST. 3-6SSS.
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IBM OPERATORS

Must be experienced on IBM
equipment. including 407 tab
ulator: S75 per week to start,
with increase after 90 days.
Free transportation and other
company benefits.
D. C. Transit System, Inc.
seth and NJ Sts.. NV.
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ROOM CLERK

Immediate opening IN downtown
hotel; experience preferred but not
company benefits include
and disqualification. Apply
office, Room $40, 1924
X ST. NV, CkFRITZ co.
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SALESMAN
SALARY
PLUS COMMISSION
PLUS BONUS

Company benefits. es-
tablished territory. Wonderful
opportunity for right man
who has at least two years.
selling experience. Large rep
utable Eastern manufacturer
has opening for Woodworking
salesman in Washington area
selling paint to contractors.
builders, and institutions.
Experience In paint not nee
essary, married with car.
Opportunity for bonus LIST
month. Must be willing and
used to working long and
hard to get results. Must have
made at least $4,000 last
year. Future possibilities
SIS. 900 per year. Phone IL.
4-6040 for appointment.
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SALES LNGINEER-35 TO 40. mar
ried local dept, OF defense contract
exper. to represent large corp. ioc-
ally. Write. state BACKGROUND exrer..
when avail. and salary desired BOX
laI-Z Star
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE
ACCIDENT AND
SICKNESS INSURANCE

An opening in our Washington Of
nee for one man as sales repre-
sentative in accident and sickness
insurance.
WE REQUIRE:
The man selected will have sum-
Gent experience IN this field SO that
after brief period Of training in
our methods he will be able to call
on agents and prospective insureds
representing us in both personal
and group accident and sickness
insurance.
WE OFFER:
An excellent opportunity to join
one Of che country's foremost and
largest casualty and surety COM
panies, in an area where the COM
panv is having its FIRST major ex-
panSion in recent years.
For Interview Appointment. Call
Mrs. Cassidy
MA. S-4655
HARTFORD ACCIDENT AND
INDEMNITY COMPANY
1000 Vermont Ave. NV.
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be experienced In fabrication
work. CONNOR5 d. FOSTER. 2244
Penna. ave. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
must be exper and have knowledge
OF brake and ignition work. Apply
N. Wash. St. Alex. Va.
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SECURITY SALESMAN

Must be experienced. viii supply
live leads and some house accounts
plus q. liberal drawing account.
Phone for appointment MR.. JOHN
C. KAHN. RE. 1-S676.