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Evening star., 1959-12-20
By PERIAN CONERLY

NEW YORK, Dec. 19 (NANA) .
Judging from the questions
asked me by almost everyone I
meet, both men and women
seem to be genuinely interested
in the private life of the pro-
fessional football player and
his family.
It is almost weird how the
same questions are asked time
after time, word for word. Be-
low attempt to answer the
ones recurring most frequently.
@. How old is Charley?
A. His mother says he was
born September 10, 1921.
Two seasons ago the press,
then as now, expressed con-
slant amazement at the dura-
bility of the oldest pro" These
gentlemen. therefore. were as
founded to learn that 1.-The
graying veteran" was actually
three years older than his pro-
gram age. Charley has never
tried to conceal his true age.
The fact is, that no reporter
had thought to ask him before.
I presume the Giants origi-
nally picked up the inaccurate
figure from the program OF his
alma mater, Ole Miss. The
university publicity depart
ment apparently neglected to
take into account that Char
ley's college career was inter-
rupted during the war by a
three-year stay in the South
Pacific as a guest of the
United States Marines.
G. Is Frank Clifford married?
A. Yes. Frank and his lovely
wife Maxine have three hand
some children: Jeffrey, 8; Kyle
(named after Teammate Kyle
Rote), 6, and Victoria, 8.
@. Is your husband a big
man?
A. Oh, no. He's only 6-l and
weighs 1876. The resulting look
of astonishment makes me
realize that perhaps my II
years in the league has some
what distorted my idea Of size.
I suppose that's understandable
when we stop to consider the
proportions of Charley'S busi-
ness associates: Pat Summer
all, Ga, 235; Frank Youso, GA,
260; Alex Webster, 6-3, 210;
Phil King, GA, 225; Bob Schnel-
ker, GA, 215, and Rosie Grier,
6-5, 280.
@. What do the players do
with themselves all week?
A. They work! Practice is
held every day except Monday,
which supplants Sunday as our
day of.
@. Do the players bring their
families to New York?
A. Yes. Although confining
children accustomed to a back
yard in a hotel apartment for
2l2 months presents certain
problems. Most families fare
reasonably well. Across the
street from our hotel there is
a park where the youngsters
are taken in good weather tc
Evening star., 1959-12-20
THE SUNDAY STAR F-57
Washington, D. c. tk
December 20, 1859

terback, head Of a Chicago
machinery company.
The list goes on. In sales
field are Hunk Anderson, Ed
Healey. Ray Bray, Bob Carey,
Jack Karwales, Monte Merkle,
Laurie Walquist-all from an
.cient or recent Bear history.
George Trafton. with a var
led career, now is a retired real
estate man. Carl Brumbaugh
is a realtor near Dayton, Ohio.
Jimmy Councilman, one of the
games most articulate gentle
men, is an advertising man in
st. Louis.
Some in Civic Field
The civic field claimed such
ex-Bears as Paul Goebel, May
or of Grand Rapids, Mich;
George Musso, a sheriff in Ed
wardsville, Ill, and Jim Nc
Millen, Mayor at Antioch. III.
AS TV or radio commenta-
tors are the immortal Red
Grange, George Connor, john
ny Lujack, Don Kindt and Dick
Nesbitt. Bill DeCorrevont OPP
crates his own dry cleaning
business and Lou Gordon owns
a meat packing firm.
/ Former Bears who elected to
try more punishment in the
football field as head coaches
or assistant coaches include
George Wilson, boss of the De-
troit Lions: Joe Stydahar, for.
merly head coach of the Rams
and Cardinals; Gene Ronzani,
former Green Bay head coach;
Ken Kavanaugh and Ed Kol-
man. assistant New York
Giants coaches; Aldo Forte.
Detroit Lions aide. and Bert
Ingwersen, Illinois assistant
coach.
/ HalaS, who at 81 apparently
wants to win another NIL title
before he retires, looks back at
his host Of former players and
comments:
"One thing about it all, they
couldn't complain they weren't
treated fairly"
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Former Chicago Bears
Successes Off Field

giles surgeon; Joe Kopcha.
a gynecologist-o t-obstetrician at
Gary, Ind; John Mohardt, a
surgeon in Washington, D. c.;
Jim Logan, a Richmond, Ind,
physician, and a current Bear,
Bill McColl, a surgeon.
Osmanski Is Dentist
Probably the best known
dentist in pro football circles
is Bill Osmanski, now drilling
in Chicago. Another Bear-made
dentist is John Seigal Of Plym-
outh, Pa.
Going farther down the list
of old Bears who made good
you find:
Sid Luckman, once a quarter
back great and now the head
of several companies with an
income in six figures.
Bulldog Turner, an all-time
pro center, who owns his own
ranch in Texas.
Ken Huffine, one-time Pur-
due fullback. an industrialist, 6
vice president for his plant
(Johns- -Manville).
Ed Sprinkle, a rough, tough
end, who owns a bowling plant
valued at SIS million anc
heads a title company.
Hugh Gallarneau, the slicl
ex-Stanford back, who manage,
the mems store for Marshal
Fields department store.
Davis in Printing
Fred Davis, a mean anC
rough tackle. who is in the
cellophane printing business.
Johnny (Big Train) Sisk, {
fine former Marquette halfback
now one of the Nations tor
insurance statesmen.
Robert Mcleod, the Dart.
mouth halfback, published O.
a leading magazine CHarperi
Bazaar.
H. Allen Smith. an end whit
now is an oil man.
| Saul Sherman, former quar-
Evening star., 1959-12-20

CHICAGO, Dec. 19 (AP).-
Old Chicago Bears never die,
they just fade away into sue
cess in all walks Of life.
One Of the most unusual Or
ganizations in professional
sports is the National Football
League club owned by George
Halas. affectionately known as
Papa Bear.
Halas, a founding father of
the NIL, has been dealing with
players ever since 1922 when
he brought the Decatur, ILL.,,
Staleys to this city as the Chi
cago Bears.
Through the years, Halas
has been depicted, in jest or
otherwise, as a man who drove
a hard bargain. But the fact
remains that Bears alumni re-
gard Halas as a sort of locker
room Mr.. Chips, a father con-
fessor who knew the problem
of earning a living, on and of
the playing field.
Annual Reunion Held
After the 1859 season closed
a week ago. HalaS held his
annual reunion and - there
they were, again-all the OLD
Bears, who struggled for a pit
tance or a pile. And they all
gave old George a standing
ovation.
It's not to say that the
college men who played for the
Bears couldn't have made theil
marks without their pro foot.
ball hitch. But most have tt
thank Halas for his sharp ad-
vice, widespread business con.
facts and his concessions tt
outside interests for their ad-
VanceS.
Most Of the ex-Bears who arr
doctors or dentists made thu
grade because ,Halas let then
study while playing pro foot
ball. The group includes Drs
Danny Fortmann, a Los An,
Evening star., 1959-12-20

The author Of the tollo,Dino
article is the ,pite of Charley
Conerly, NetD York Giants
quarterback recently Uoted
BY National Football League
players the outstanding player
in professional football.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22

better than regular cleansing creams
"Wipe-off'' creams don't always completely wipe
off But use NOxzema for cleansing and see how
it washes off with water, just like soap leaves
no greasy film to attract dirt, clog pores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22
When

Do they need a chaPeron? Dick Clark
answers two worried parents
DEAR DICK: am the father of three boys One is in
COLLEGE and is no problem. One is in grammar school
and is no problem yet! The third is 10 and is a
junior in high school. He goes steady 'Oh
I5-yeGr-oId freshman
She is a nice girl, from good family. However,
much to our di"ay, her family considers it Okar for
her to entertain our son her home uncGperOned both
after school and on a Saturday night, for example,
until IL or am. How does this sound to you?
MR.. exc, St. Louis
. 1t sounds like an unsatisfactory arrangement. The
unusual angle here is that the girls parents, usually
the first ones to danger, evidently think these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22

OSsSS' e''O'' . @s10y W
"Butter-y" night creams sit on your skin. But use
Noxzema for night cream and see how it vanishes
in, fights dry skin by keeping it moist. And grease
less Noxzema never stains your bed linen.
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OPTICAL DESIGN
ENGINEER
ENGINEERING WRITER

BIS engineering or equiva-
lent experienced in
writing reports, proposals
and technical apers.
Demonstrated proficiency
in handling a d va 4 c e d
technical writing assign
ments,
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FOR INTERVIEW CALL
III -,6YIO

Neutrality-suspicious.
for aggressive Woodworking sales.
mel who can sell TO earn 81 900
per mo. or more selling fast-moy-
inR business opportunity franch-
Uses. Box I29-k, star, giving full
bacgeround.
SALEsMEN.-our Television Pro-
gram, plus our other adv. Is
bringing in more leads than our
present sales force can handle.
We want 3 top statesmen who
can handle these customers,
Earnings S50-Sl00 day and
Sl0O-S300 a week end. Apply
94lg Ga. ave. 1910. 81
statesmen, excel. career opportu-
nifty H. investment securities
fiela; unlimited potential for :
aggressive men in expanding COM
pany, experience not essential,
complete training program pro-
OF AMERICA, INC 1922 Conn.
statesmen, white; insurance exper,
helpful; sell service to retail
stores; good comm; repeating
proft,, Call Mr., ROBINSON Ii
SALESMEN-To sell new Fords and
used cars; attractive pay plan in
GLIDING new car demonstration
decentralization, paid vacations and
year around bonuses; some men
in our organization are in the
top pAJ bracket. II you can COM
pete with these in q volume oper-
alton, see Sales Manager, at LOG.
AN MOTOR CO., 1850 goth st
NV. No phone calls.
statesmen. career opportunity in
sales and manasement with THE
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO.
Salary, training, geared to rapid
income and personal growth
Requirements. Sales ability (pre-
vious experience not necessary
and executive potential. Call Mr.
Ills, Gu. PRUDENTIAL INSUR-
ANCE CO., 1912 l4th st. NV,
WASHINGTON 5, Elk. 3-5S5S.
Statesmen, learn real estste-An
old established firm with young
aggressive ideas needs 2 ambitious
young men married. For infor.
nation call UN. 1883.
Statesmen for mems clothing
stores; full time POSITIONS salary
and commissions. Apply WEB
STER CLOTHES, 1912 F st. NV
and 4903 Indianhead I'd, East
over shopping center.
Statesmen (2), white-We have
openings for 2 executive sales
men, must have late-model car
and have desire to earn over
$4,000 per yr., that want per-
manent employment and would bt
interested In becoming managers
Apply Mr.. AIKEY. bet. II and 3
3403 Conn. ave. NV. No phone
calls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-31
coMPUTER ENGINEERS

BSEE positions at
several levels either digi-
tai or analog, tranSistor
systems, packaging, cir
cuitry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-31

Statesmen wANTED-opportunity
for aggressive hard-workinR sales.
mel who can sell 70 earn 81 .OOt
per mo or more selling fast-moy-
inR business opportunity franch'
ises. Box y2y-k, star, giving ful
baCgRrOund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-31
HELP MEN

sALEsGAN-Young man 70 sell and
collect life insurance IN d. c. for
large CO.; 500 weekly 70 start,
Phone NE. s-2S4O. 81
Observation-Disclosures estimator
for upholstery -slip covers and
draperies; must have car, good op-
p0rtunity for right man; perman-
ent position, good commission. Ap-
ply In person, Gil ? 81. NV.
SALESMAN, bldg, materials; .prei
sales expeIs sos. POTOMAC
EMPL. 1854 Wilson blvd, Arl
IA, $4,000.
SALESMAN, for national CO., 10 sell
fences IN Montgomery County;
leads furnished, high earnings,
car neeessary.s Call Mr.. HAIR
BOUR, 10. 5-3556, 1890 Grand
view ave, Wheaton. Md.
Sal EaAHAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-31
MANAGER
Furniture Warehouse

Experienced furniture man to take
complete charge Of large furni-
ture warehouse. Excellent salary
with opportunity for advancement
Must furnish complete references.
Apply in person, IL a.m.-12 noon,
Mr. George Wasserman. or call
for appt., LA. 6-S727.
GEORGES RADIO AND TV co.
Main office. 2146 gath Pl. NE.
MAN, white. NV. Wash. or Be-
thesda area. Start at 800 wk.
with chance for advancement
Phone VIII. 6-5474 Tuesday eve
ming 6 pm. to q pm. Part-time
openings also available.
MAN. with experience to work on
Sherman Automatic pin settlers,
apply between $3.50 to 2131 9th
st nv AID. 2-0063.
MAN white. Age 1896. Living in
Pr. Geo Co. or Sc. Wash. $50
wk. to start. Phone WE. 5-6654
Tuesday evening after 9 pm.
Part time also considered,
MAN. part time, TO collect current
monthly accounts for estab-
lished route, College Park-Green-
belt area ideal for shift worker
or retired person. Call LO. D.
1886, Tues. only, from 9 to 8 pm.
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HOIST OPERATOR
Experienced only. Apply Mr.. King.
GAO l4th st. NV.
IBM SUPERVISOR

experienced only. Apply Mr.. King,
GAO l4th st. NV.
IBM SUPERVISOR
Do YOU want to work for one Of
the Nations fastest-growing fields9
including the 4032 Have YOU the
ability to plan. schedule and ad-
minister an IBM installation? Do
you want To work in the District,
ecelve many fringe and educa-
tional benefits? II your answers
are yes to the above, write giving
a complete resume including your
present salary, to Box AIS, Star.
INSURANCE Salesman and Collect
or-For established monthly debit
Regular advance plus commission
and bonus. Suite 231 Dupont
Circle Bldg, 1916 Conn. ave. NV
INSURANCE
Career opportunity with MUTUAL
OF OMAHA. Expansion program
makes attractive position available
TO man age 30-45, salary to SIPS
wkly plus commission to start.
Call RE. $4,000 for interview.
IRON WORKERS, stair and struc-
tural fabricators: must lay out
own work, understand and read
blueprints and be capable welder.
no drifters: good working cond. !;
steady job. Apply ARLINGTON
IRON WORKS, INC, OF. 4-6611
JANITOR AND WIFE to manage
apt. bldg. must be able to take
charge: quarters and salary. THE
WHEELER CORP, 1915 Wahler
pl. Sc, 10. 2-9200.
JANITOR. white or colored, no
children, sober, experience neces-
Sary. Apply in person, 2730 Wis.
ave NV.
KOREAN VET to learn upholstery
business on CT bill. Apply 613 s.
Washington St, Falls Church va
Lab. Technician
Man, between 90 and IS, to perform
nent position. 5-day. 40-hour wk.
Good starting salary. plus liberal
employe benefit clan.
APPLY
SEALTEST FOODS
2535 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
LABOR FOREMAN
Experienced on reinforced concrete
construction. Apply Mr.. King,
$40 14th st. NV.
LAWN MOWER MECHANIC; must
be exper in small motors. CEN
TER HARDWARE. III $4,000.
LIQUOR SALESMEN-For Wash. S
largest liquor store. Apply daily
9:30 am. or call for interview,
LII. $4,000. WELTMAN'S LIQUOR
DEPT. STORE 1885 MINI. ave. ne.
LOT BOY. colored: exper.: must
have Nd. drivers permit, ideal
working conditions, local refer
ences. Apply Mr. Danley. GUY
STEUART MOTORS, 1160 East
West Highway, Silver Spring, Md.
no phone calls.
MAINTENANCE MAN FOR FIELD
WORK; knowledge of laundry and
tial but helpful Write to Box
230-K. Star. giving exper.
MAIL AND
SHIPPING CLERK
SENIOR
We are looking for an ex-
perienced man, age to 38,
who knows postal rates
and regulations, rail, air
and motor carrier tariffs,
and who has the potential
to take over the super
viSory position in several
years. Must be able to
handle many specials for
top management. In your
reply please specify age,
education, job experience
and salary expectations.
Box 444-S Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-31

ZEE, MS or PhD) with
81 years experience
create new engineering
concepts for display de-
vices and circuits using
advanced technlques.
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TRAINEE

Young man. 1925. his. grad. TO
begin career with the Sherwin-
Williams Paint Co. Excellent fu.
ture, good salary, company I'd
insur. and hosp, Apply TO W. e
ROY, 1921 l4th st. NV, from
2 TO 4 wednesday.
TRUCK DRIVER, white, for pack.
age delivery. Must know area and
have gooo ref Apply $500 Second
ave, Silver Spring.
T-v BENCH MAN, exper; 5 day
week; disqualification and other
benefits attractive salary; EM-
EPSON RADIO OF WASHING
TON. 2320 18th St. NV.
nv OUTSIDE sERvICEMAN, ex-
perienced. part time. ia. 4-3269
TV SERVICFMAN. outside. CON-
MUNTTY TV. 81 N. Glebe rd.,
Arl.. ia. 4-B264
ITV SERVICEMAN, experienced only,
with car. top salary. 10. l-2244
or OIL. 4-41Sl.
IUPHOI STERERS. exper good work
ing cond Apply 6l3 S Washing
ton ST., Fall Church. Va.
! YOUNG MAN--To learn brake bus.
iness; married: experience not
necessary. we will train Contact
Mr. Eisner 1901 Wis. ave, Beth
esda, Md.
YOUNG MAN, IS to 35-Retai
selling and stock work, futurl
security for ambitious, sober man
Reply giving complete BACKGROUND
education, and refs Box l7-S
Star.
YOUNG MAN, TV trainee, interested
in learning TV and radio repair
! Gil preferred. Apply HODGE TV
1909 N. Highland St, Arl.
YOUNG MAN, D. C. drivers permit
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO., us
7th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, experienced il
| printing; preferably with Heidel.
berg or Miehle vertical experience
| Apply in person see BURT
WEBB. 1905 10th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN-To learn shipping
| Good penmanship req rel. nee
I ARTS g. CRAFTS, 1i20 BALTIC
ave, College Park. Nd.
YOUNG MAN-settled and
looking for onportunity to
make up to S75 Der week
High-tvpe msn required, not
| AFRAID OF hAru WORK, with
good health. Maintenance
and operation of electrodes
equipment including deliv-
cry. Driving permit re-
qrired. Tipping helpful, Must
be energetic, attentive to
detail and work we'll with
others. Hours depend on
work schedule for each day.
| Give Ichool. service. and
work experience and refer
ences, If interested, as lob
Il be flied Immediately.
Write Box 55-S, Star.
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HELP MEN

COLLECTION MAN; needed By
pay. All usual co. benefits, exper.
desired. Call De. 2-4700.
COLLECTOR. s1per white, free @
iate-model car. knowledge OF sew
ing machine helpful; salary, SIS
wkly, plus expenses. Apply 10
Mr.. AIKEY. oct. ! and 8, 3403
Conn ave. NV, No phone calls.
CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTEND-
ENT, sxper. only need apply; must
be capable OF supervising large
VA. housing development IN Va.
about TO start soon. Give full de-
tails In reply, Box 25S-K, Star.
COoK--Experienced all-round cook
for hotel coffee shop, Must have
local references, excellent salary.
Apply IN person only. mornings.
HOTEL sTRATFORD, % Z st.
NV.
COUNTERMAN WANTED - Good
pay: good conditions: Arlington
carry-ont shop. ia. 5-S066,
DISPLAY ASSISTANT
YOUNG MAN, IL TO 80. with hard
ware experience to train in dis
play work: b-dav week. profit shar-
Ing many company benefits Ap-
ply Mrs. Doffort, HECHINGER q
CO.. 18th and H SITS. ne
DRAPERY INSTALLER
White, must be experienced all type
installation. Steady employment
Apply In person, SCHWAB BROS.
INC, 1104 21st st. NV.
DRUG CLERKS = Experienced
young and ambitious 10 train as
assistant managers. Rapid ad-
vancement for capable men Good
starting salary. Standard Drug
Co, ll13 @ St NV.
"EARNINGs UNLIMITED"-6 to
10 statesmen need to train for
sales work in connection with ma
tionally known merchandise Car
essential. Real opportunity for
men who qualify. Phone for appt. e..
Mr.. Spigelmyer, XII. 9-7777, ewes
. so. 5-9435,
PARTS COUNTER
MAN--Some experience. Call Ii.
4-2S03, after 2 pm.
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HELP MEN
PLUMBERS
PRINTING
3 MEN

Due to expansion. have
openings for bindery and
mailing machine operators
in one Of Washington's
most modern and equipped
photographic plants; expe-
rience helpful but qualified
men can be trained: excel
lent opportunity for adj
yancement. Call Mr.. Reed,
LA. 6-1224 for appt. HEM
MAGE LITHOGRAPH CO.
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9Th and G SITS. NV.

enceu operator preferred but will
train: liberal employe benefits.
SECURITY BANK
9Th and G SITS. NV.
CONGRATULATIONS established
wholesale house needs exper. book
keeper gooo salary 5-day week
MAURICE ELECTRIC SUPPLY
&C li"4 llth st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER; full chg, exper. in
cost work car for own tTansp.
80 hrs. S325. POTOMAC FMPL.,
eli King st., Alex. XII. g-5055.
tor accounts receiv-
abb" rookkeeping and general Of
fire work in small Office; no age
reauir,n emit: salary, S65 per week.
Boz SIX, Star
BOOKKEEPER, white female: 20
40. To. work in new car dealer-
ship. Automoti~e eXper. helpful,
but not Necessary Salary COM
mensurate with ability. See Mr..
Mccoy between . am. and 500
pm. SILVER SPRING AUTO
CITY, INC 1900 East-West hwy
silver Spring, Nd. JU g-242O.
CASHIER, part time, 3 evenings,
9 to .. Saturday $3.50 TO g NE.
resident preferred Apply HECH-
NIGER CO, 15tE and II SITS. ne.
CASHIER. part time, . or 3 DAYS
per week: AleZs .dria resident
preferred Apply Hechinger Co,
18th and H SITS. ne. or 3131 Duke
Ct AleX7ndTia
CASHIER, white for parking ga
rage. age 1875. We train you.
Day work. Apply 1907 New York
ave nv.
CASHIER for lady's wear store,
Some expT. helpful, will pay top
salary to competent worker.
Comp benefits, very good oppor-
tunity Apply KOPY KAT. 713 II
st, ne
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Professional
Office

U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 10th st. NV
NO FEES
ASTRONOMER (radiol, BIS to So, 9Ss
Bacteriologist, exp. indep.
io-Chemistry Tech, kdny,
tunct. research to 5000
Blood. Bank Technologist,
chief to 5000
educ : yrs. exp, C.s. a,
Credit Manager whsle.
col; grad plus exPer. to 1885
Engineers, chemical, cleo
trical electronics, me-
r, eGhsnical, ordnance to IL, 600
Fleet Maintenance Supt,,
eXper. to S.43S
IGeodesists. degr. C.B., E.E.,
or math.. field Jobs to 5,43(
Junior Admin. Accountant,
degree to 4.42C
Mathematician, Ph.D., exp.
dat! data collection to 1900
Medical Ofhcers, pathology
Tissue spec.) to $50
MetallurgiStS TO 7.5l(
Nurses, genl. duty. staff.
PHI: psych, trng, tcaiif.I to 5,33s
Occupational Therapist,
regstd tn 4,gSf
Personnel Consult. Govt.
exper, reorgZn,, speak
French to 10000
col. grad. ---- to 1897
Pharmacologist to $685.
Physical Therapist, regstd. to 4.9S(
writing exp; to 1870
cense tn 10. nor
Physicist. BIS. degree (hy-
dTsulics speciality to 10000
Prcgrammer, BIS. (math.).
exp, 704, 1903, 1l05 to 10000
PSyehiatrist, board certi-
fed to $4,000
degree exp. or adv. study to 5000
exp, to 4,9sC
yrs exp, sales or msmt. to 1888
Sales Mgmt. Trainee, 3
yrs exp. wholsle. route
sup. coll. degree to 6,S9C
Sales and Prod. Mgmt.
Trainees, recent coll.
MsW, . yrs, exp to 5000
Special investigators, have
car, know city to $500
Statistician. BIS, MA, or
PhD. degrees related $500
helds to 10000
Surgeons, local and Calf. TO l4,4OO
Teacher, English Fluent
French, overseas to 1900
Teacher. II. and ST. his,
chemistry and general
science to 5.400
Teacher, senior his, Eng
fish and 2nd yr. Latin to 1880
Technical Writers and Edi-
tors; exp. in mgmt., engr.
and tech. subjects to 10000
Virology Technician, .
yrs exp. to $3.50
SUMMER WORK
Camp CounSelors (min.
age 49, to 225
Camp Directors, exp. to 500
Waterfront Director, exp. to 475
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DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER

BSEE feasibility
studies, airborne digitsl
and analog compu iers,
also servo systems. regu-
lators, associated cir
cuitry, displays and oper-
ational ampliflers.
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BILLING
CLERK

High school graduate,
under 80, Government
billing experience help
full. Some knowledge
of bookkeeping proce-
dureS and preparation
of bills. Neat and &C
curate typist for Scien-
tific org anizat ito n;
371a-hour week, with
liberal employe benefits.
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ENGINEER RELIABILITY

BIS, MS or PhD ap-
plicstion and development
of statistical prediction
techniqueS. Balance be-
tween statistics and cir
cult engineering.