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STATISTICS

a long drive which wound UP
with a 31-yard field goal by
Ivory Jones and tied the score
at 3-3.
Then the aroused Bruins put
on an 80-yard drive. steered by
Kilmer. for one Of the sweetest
triumphs in UCLA history.
Fullback Ray Smith smashed
through the right side of the
big Trojan line for the winning
touchdown.
Crucial Interference Call
A long UCLA pass during the
drive was knocked loose from
the receiver for what seemed
to be a use interception. But
pass interference was called
against the Trojans, and the
Bruins got a crucial-and con-
troversial - 46-yard gain on
their way to the winning score.
Southern Cal went into the
game favored by at least nine
points to run it's winning
streak to nine games. The Tro-
jams were also seeking a higher
rating. Their boosters were
irked that their team was
ranked no better than fourth
in the Associated Press poll.
UCLA. which went into the
game with a 3-3-1 record. was
heavily outweighed but never
outfought.
The Bruin players. overjoyed,
carried their coach, young Billy
Barnes, on their shoulders
across the field where Barnes
was congratulated by the Tro-
jan coach, Don Clark.
The Trojans cashed in on a
break in the first few minutes
OF the game and turned it into
field goal. Gene Gaines FUN
bled on the first series from
scrimmage. and the Trojans re-
covered on the UCLA "a.
1t took 10 plays to get the
ball down to the 10. The scrap
py Bruins held, and on fourth
down Don Zachik kicked a 27-
yard field goal.
The squeaky edge held up for
the next two quarters.
Kilmer Takes Charge
Late in the third period, Kill
mer came into the game for the
first time. A regular, he was
held out because of a severe
ankle injury.
Kilmer obviously was ham,
pered, but he sent the Bruins
sailing As yards on four pass
competitions and picked up 27
on two key runs on his hobbling
leg. Midway in the fourth
quarter, Jones kicked his 81
yard field goal that tied the
score.
Later in the quarter, Kilmer
again took charge at the tail
back spot of the single wing at
See UCLA, Page Ga
Evening star., 1959-11-22
STATISTICS

the huge throng were unpre-
pared for. 1t was the quarter
back lateraling to his halfback,
Boulris, who then uncorked a
pass to Hank Keohane, a senior
end, for an 84-yard play that
broke a ScorelesS deadlock.
Ravenels opposite number,
Tom Singleton, got even for
that maneuver with a 59-yard
pass play to Ken Wolfe in the
second quarter. but Yale didn't
convert and trailed 8-6 at the
half.
But the expected battle to
the end, so neatly set up in the
first half, never came off. 1t was
all Harvard in the second half
with the 5-foot-9, 160-pound
Ravenel engineering his forces
to a third-quarter touchdown
and breaking things wide open
by leading them to three more
in the final.
Cullen Goes 81 Yards
Ravenel scored a pair of
those second-half touchdowns
and called on Boulris for one
on a 14-yard run and sent AL
Cullen 81 yards up the middle
See HARVARD, Page G-2
Evening star., 1959-11-22
STATISTICS

sided first quarter, two of them
by Fullback Jim Joyce. who
scored three for the day from
inside the 10-yard line from
the I-formation.
Virginia had the consolation
Of scoring two touchdowns be-
fore the Cavaliers accepted
their 18th consecutive defeat
and became the first Cavalier
team to lose every game.
Terps Gain 476 Yards
Maryland rolled up 476 yards
In total offense while Virginia
posted 244, most of it from IA
competitions in 81 passes. If
there was any doubt about the
futility of listing first downs,
Virginia had 18 to Maryland's
16.
Dale Betty took over for the
injured Richie Novak as Mary
lands flrst-string quarterback
and had a hand on most of the
touchdowns. He passed for two
on a 17-yard pitch to Gary
Collins and a 16-yard toss to
Verardi, and scored on an IL
yard squirt when he tucked the
ball under his arm after his
receivers were covered.
The physically battered Cav
alters ended the season by
smashing three Of their own
Atlantic Coast conference rec
ords in reverse. They gave up
1893 points, 4,l76 yards in total
offense and 1913 first downs
while losing 10 games.
Some Exciting Moments
The no-conteSt affair had its
exciting moments. On the
secon d half kickoff, Verardi
took the ball on his three-yard
line and handed off to Winnie
Scott on the Is. Scott pounded
down the sidelines and finally
was knocked out of bounds on
the Virginia "a.
After Maryland's seventh
touchdown, Fred Trainor of the
Cavaliers went 85 yards on a
spectacular kickoff return-only
to have the play called back for
See MARYLAND, Page Ga
Evening star., 1959-11-22

W NHV S<HtSt SNNNs
room at the Hollywood Roose-
velt Hotel. He died about As
minutes after a doctor arrived.
Baer came to Hollywood
Thursday to appear in a series
of televison commercials. Hotel
employees said he looked fit but
that he complained Of a cold.
Only last Wednesday the ex-
champion refereed a 10-round
televised bout at Phoenix, Ariz.,
between Fora Foley and Alon-
20 Johnson. Baer was busy
throughout the fight and had
to separate the fighters on
occasions.
After Foley won by unani-
nous decision, Baer waved to
the crowd. Then he grasped the
top rope and vaulted out of the
ring.
When the fatal heart attack
hit, Baer told those present: !:
"Oh, God, here I go again."
The house physician, DR.. Ed
ward S. Koziol, pronounced him
dead.
Baer, often called "Madcap
Make" during his ring years,
Evening star., 1959-11-22
PLUNGERS SHOCKED AT PIMLICO
Progressing Upsets
Calumet in Futurity

but $21.20 to show, with the
place payoff being SO.
All Hands, the second choice
at TO. returned an amazing
5000 to show, more than if he
had finished first. and Catapult,
who was held at 5-1 to win,
paid $3.50 third.
1t was one of the wierdest
mutuel payoffs in stakes racing
history and recalled a similar
upset several years ago at Pim-
lico when a Bowes Bond
trained entry finished out of the
money in race when the show
bettors were also busy.
$25,OOO Bet Lost
One anonymous bettor re-
portedly lost "a house and
garage bet" of $4,000 in the
show pool, and there were four
or five wagerS of $4,000. Obvi-
ously, the quick 10 per cent
boys who figured to collect
$2.20 for two on the Calumets
were playing back their win
nings from four big winning
show bets earlier in the Pim-
lico meeting when minus pools
were created.
The mutuel payoffs took the
spotlight of a cracking good
Continued on Page G-S, Col. S
Evening star., 1959-11-22

A picture story about Max Boer. ir,
son Of the former champion, is on
Poee 81 of todoy's Sunday Stor
moeozine section. The story wos
written before the deoth Yesterday
Of the senior Beer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
In 20 Years
Water, Sewer Connections
Have Grown 500 Percent

Tremendous growth of the bi-
county suburban area of Prince
Georges and Montgomery Coun-
ties during the past 20 years is
illustrated in water connection
figures recently released by
John B. Herr, water registrar
for the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission.
AT the end of 1889, the WSSC
had only 23,737 connections on
its books. Today, almost 20
years later, the Commission
has taken on a total of 122,373
connections - an increase OF
more than 500 percent.
Total sewer connections are
Just a whisp behind the water
figure at 105,10S.
New water connections were
at a relative standstill during
the war years after a banner
growing year in 1871. Connec'
tons rose to 30,698 at the end
of 1871, an increase of about
1000 in two years; but at the
end of 1915, the total was only
35,768 - a boost of just a little
over 5000 in four years of
World War II.
Postwar development boom
ed through the late 1940s, run
ming the total up to 50,814 at
the end of 1919; and the rise
has continued at boom level
throughout the 1906.
Water connections topped the
100000 mark in 1857, totaling
107,700 at the end of the year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
Alice Hill
Is Delegate
To Conclave

Alice Hill, a junior at Carver
High School and State treasurer
of the New Homemakers Of
America, will represent the
Fifth Region at the organiza.
tons national convention at
Atlanta University, Atlanta,
Ca, June 8 through II.
Mrs. D. w. Myles, advisor Of
Carver's MIA chapter and
Fifth Region advisor, will &C.
company Miss Hill. Mrs. Myles
and Miss Hill will be part of a
12-member delegation repre-.
senting Maryland.
Among other duties, the
Maryland delegation will have
two discussion teams. One Of
these, on Family Fitness" will
be led by Miss Hill.
Mrs. Myles will serve as con.
sultant for this discussion
group as well as for the host
esses Of the groups from all Of
the IS states to be represented.
MIA is an organization for
high school students studying
homemahng. It's 5000 mem.
bers carry on chapter and indi-
vidual activities aiming to pro.
mote good home and family
living, develop individual poten-
tial abilities, and further in.
terest in the study Of home eco
Monies.
A chapter Of MIA has been
active at Carver since the
school first opened in 1851.
Rose Genies, a graduate of the
class of 1854, was a State Off.
Ger and represented the Fifth
Region at the 1858 convention
at Prairie View A & M College,
Tex.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
|sV0cGtiOn Time
Blood Needs
Cited by ARC

Vacation time is here again
and with it, go increasing de-
mands on the Red Cross blood
bank.
Have you ever been a volun-
teer blood donor? Do you know
what benefits you, as a Mont
gomery County blood donor
may receive, in event of blood
emergency?
The Wheaton Chamber of
Commerce and Kiwanis Club
have taken on the sponsorship
of the Montgomery County Red
Cross Bloodmobile at Toms
Chevrolet, 11416 Georgia ave.,
Wheaton, on Monday, June Is
from 3 to 7:45 pm.
To make an appointment to
donate, call Chapter House, JU.
S-2515, Monday through Friday
from $3.50 to 4:3O pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

The following figures illustrate
the growth in the fabulous
Sos: December 81, 1950-51,.
1877; December 81, 1952-6O,212;
December 81, 1954-78,298; De.
cember 81, 1956-90,3 1897; Deem
Der 81, 1958-119,870; April
80, 1959-122,373.
The increases registered in
both counties have been
phenomenal. Since the end OF
1889, Prince Georges County
connections have risen from
10,050 to 58,716 today. During
the same period, Montgomery
County's total went from 1857
to 63,188. The Commission now
also has 1859 water connections
in Howard County, and one con.
nection in Anne Arund e
County.
Most recent large additions to
the WSSC system were the
Laurel area with 1927 connec-
tons added in 1857, and Green
belt with 1892 connections added
in 1859.
The phenomenal expansion of
water service in specific com.
munities also is evident in
Heirs reports. Silver Spring in
eastern Montgomery County
had a grand total of 1855 con-
nections in 1910 and now has
more than $4,000 water connec.
tons.
The Commission estimates
that it is presently serving a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

population of about 100000 in
the Suburban District. BY the
turn of the century, the WSSC
expects to have IL million Gus.
toners.
The huge new Potomac River
Water Plant is designed to meet
these future needs, by increas.
ing the daily water supply by
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
With Pistol from p. /
Mate Kills
Wife. Self
saw her father shoot her

saw her father shoot her
mother.
Police reconstructed events
leading up to the crime from
statements from the child and
from Eugene Clay.
The elder Clays had not been
living together for some time
until a week preceding the
tragedy when Mrs. Clay moved
into the Monrovia residence.
Eugene Clay told police that his
father had been worried about
money; that his mother had
suffered financial reverses at
the restaurant.
Also, the sheriff's office had
served an attachment on the
Clay home for Indebtedness
(which later was satisfied, ac-
cording to the sheriffs office),
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay had been
arguing Saturday night when
Jennie heard her mother say
she was going to leave and
never come back.
Then Mr.. Clay asked his
daughter to go get his pistol
which he customarily kept In his
tractors tool box. She got II,
thinking he was going hunting.
Clay then shot his wife and
told his daughter to take the
money in two shoeboxes (the
days restaurant receipts) and
go over TO Eugene's across the
field. The child was on her way
when she heard two more shots.
She turned in time to see her
father sink to the ground beside
his wife, both mortally
wounded.
The bodies were removed to
Molesworth's funeral home.
Police closed the cases as a
murder-suicide with only one
fact unexplained: they found a
bloodied claw hammer lying
near the bodies but could not
find fingerprints on II or evi.
dence that 1t was used on either
of the dead couple.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

operation in late 1860 or early
1861, with an initial capacity OF
80 million gallons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04

120 million gallons.
The first section of this
facility probably will go into
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
NJ a L <

NJ a L <
- COMMERCIAL
CONTACT MISS ROGERS
INTERNAL AUDITOR:
An excellent company with
notionol coveroge needs q col
lege graduate 10 work as a
travelling auditor. Good knowl.
edge Of accounting. Salary S540.
l.B.M. TAB OPERATOR:
A top Eost side company
needs q young man with 2-3
yeors experience in operating
and wiring vorious machines.
Prefer college. Salary S4lS.
ENGINEERING CLERK:
Here is q fine training job
for q droft exempt young man
with some mechanical or en-.
qineering Ioining. Salary to
start s30o-s325.
TOOL CRIB ATTENDANT:
Fine Euclid company needs q
man Ground 80 years old with
some tool grinding experience
to work as q tool crib man.
Should be mechanically in
clined and know shop tools.
Solory to sturt $500 - good
benefits.
DISPATCH CLERK:
This is q wonderful job Tor q
young high school graduate with
some machine shop trdining
Euclid company with excellent
benefits. Salary $3.50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
CONTACT MISS ROGERS

CONTACT MISS ROGERS
I.B.M. KEY PUNCH:
| An excellent Euclid Company
needs q single girl with both
alphabetical and numerical ex.
perience. Company has excel
lent benefits. Salary s2s5-s300 +
SECRETARY:
Large. well established East
Side company with beautiful
offices would like q girl with
light shorthand. typing and
voried duties to work for Pur-
chasing Agent. Storting salary
$500.
SECRETARIES:
Would you like to do lay.
fast moving department with q
fine future? Shorthand. typing
and variety moke this ON inter
esting position. Solory range
S300S35o.
ARTIST:
Would you like do ore lay.
out. lettering. do multilith and
photo work for q fine Eost Side
company with excellent employe
benefits? Some house organ
work and technical bulletins.
Solory $500 to start.
CASHIER CLERK:
New Lake County organization
needs q young lody to act as q
coshier-clerk with light tipping
ond some figure work. Solory
$3.50.
P.B.X..T.W.X.:
One Of our fine Eost Side CON-
ponies with new offices needs q
combination girl to work on the
PIX. board and operate T.W.X.
machine with light tYping. Sol.
ory range S260-S300.
BnLER TYPIsT:
Company will troin q good
tYpist to become q biller tYpist.
Nice spot for young high school
graduate. Starting salary S240-
$3.50.
MEDICAL rECHNICIAN:
Fine medical organization
needs q registered technicion to
perform interesting work. Salary
$3.50 to start.
LB.M.-KEYPUNCH:
Here is q fine job for a young
lady with limited experience in
this field. Prefer single girl.
SolorY s250-s27s.
GIRL FRIDAY:
New Lake County organization
needs an all Ground girl with
light shorthand. typing and
voried work with IL years ex,
perience. Salary S2s0-S275.
EXECUTIVES
which is one Of the nations top
och month we receive outstond-
erciol, soles. administrative and
from S8.400 to S2S.000.
standing program to you. Inter
'ose phone Mrs. Anderson.
CLOSE FRIDAY IL NOON
Of GOOD FRIDAY.
, Sis Mon. thru Fri.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER:

If you have both an Me.
and E.E. degree and some work
ing experience in development
engineering. we con place you
with on excellent Eost Side firm
in On opening with unlimited
potential. Starting salary $780,
$3.50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
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FOR SALE - BICYCLES

GIRLS Roadmaster. 26-inch: boys
Schwinn. 26-inch. Ii. 1-1584
1853 ZUNDAPP Endure motor cycle,
200cc. AL shape. make offer. ~.
1898.
ALL sizes tricycles and bicycles for
girls and boys; good for Easter.
MU. l-0272. Side door, suite 4,
1929 Saranac. Call anytime.
MOTOR bike, Allstate Mo-Ped, like
new: with accessories: $l25. w.
l-7267.
BIKES. boys 26-inch. $40; girls
26-inch, SIS. RE. 1-6259.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
PROCESS ENGINEER:

II you ore experienced in
design OF cutting tools. jies and
fixtures and strong on monufoc-
turing knowledge with or with
out q degree. you con quolify
for an opening with good
East Side industry that will pay
YOU $500 up.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
Quality Control
Supervisor

Excellent opportunity in field
of Elecuonics with the Leading
Manufacturer OF Electronic Pro-
cess Control Equipment, Engi-
neering Degree preferred. Must
have minimum Of S years expert
ence supervising OuolitY Control
Department and instituting in
spection procedures for Elec-
tronic or Electro Mechanical
Parts and Assemblies.
Must be qualified to formulate
written procedures. specified
tons and inspection check lists.
assuming full responsibility in
oil manufacturing in spe 0 n
operations OF our AUTRONlC
DIVISION.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
N < N
OFFICE

PIPING BUYER TO oqe As: must
know piping Wolves. fitting,
good at moth. technical back
ground ...........to TO S70C
SENIOR BUYER, M. E. or
chemical degree. age open.
must have bought chemicals.
resinotes. relocate .. $500
MANUFACTURERS standard
cost accountant. degree.
under SO. experienced S450
GENERAL accounting. degree.
under 30. Q years experience.
industrial background $3.50
2 MAIL stenos, under 27,
must be good ..#....... $3.50
COPYWRITER advertising or
equivalent. have samples.
write price list. application
procedures. direct mail. oqe
10 ~ ......... ooou
INSIDE soles expediter. engi-
neerinq degree. assistant to
divisional soles manager.
handle estimating. enter
orders. knowledge OF electri-
cal equipment .... to S4SO
IBM wire and operate. one OF
more years experience.
to SO ................ 1915
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

lPACKACING engineer. smoll
pdckoginq. technical and
engineering problems S8.500
q TECHNICAL writers. knowl-
edge of hydraulics or
electronics ......... $3.50
PRODUCT design, machine
ports or components SAYS
SHIFT chemist. 3-ll .. m. 2
years college chemistry and
experience ............ $3.50
QUALITY control monoqer,
prefer E. E. or knowledge
of electronics ....... to $500
MACHINE designers. special
machinery. light to
heavy ...,.......... to S7O0
PROCESS engineer. premier
M. E.. hydruulic testing.
test procedures. trouble
oAAOSh ~ WV
YOUNG engineering grad.
M. E., E. E.. |. E. or metal
lurgicol. Register now for
excellent industrial
proGrom ..., start to $500
MACHINIST draw own sketches
and make simple iiqs and
fixtures. operate lathe. mill.
brakes, etc. .... S2.25 hr.
PRODUCTION control beginner.
H. S. qrodudte. some mo-
chine shop experience. to
Is years ........... Sl.80 hr.
CHEMICAL lab technicion.
minimum 2 years college
chemistry. no experience
necessary ,...........t 10 S4UU
PLANT layout engineer.
minimum 3 years M. E.
plus experience ... TO $500
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
ME. OR E.E.

A little experience and degree
as ME-. or possibly E.E. will
qualify you to do interesting
work in laboratory and troin
you as q project engineer. with
one OF the leaders in the indus
try - Earn between S4S0-S600
in this troinee's spot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26

Community Employment
Services
formerly Euclid EmploYmen0
2l930 LAKE SHORE BLVD. - Redwood l.9l00

ence. you will quoliy as assist
ant metullurgist in production
department in one Of our Edst
Sides leading industries. This
opening leads directly to top
management position and pays
q storting salary OF S550-S600
per month.
CHEMIST OR CHEMICAL
ENGINEER:
We would like 10 interview
young men with some college
chemistry or chemical engineer
ing work interested in super
vising and hondling q pilot
plunt operation for q medium
sized Eost Side company. Sue.
cessiul applicant must have
good scholastic record. Storting
salary S47s-Ss2S.
CHEMICAL ANALYST:
Top-notch Euclid in ustry
needs young man with or
more years Of college chemistry
with some dnolyticol experience.
preferably non-ferous. Must be
willing to stort on 3 to ii SHIFT.
S Days. Start $500 per week
90.duy automatic increase.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
DISPATCH CLERK:
SALES -
CONTACT Mr.. BENTLY
TECHNICAL. WRITER:

TECHNICAL WRITER:
Mun with fluent writing obil-
ity and. knowledge of technical
(chemicuD terms needed by on
outstanding company with beau
tiful offices. Prefer man between
$3.50 with some college. Salary
$3.50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
CHECKERS. CRAFTSMEN.
MACHINE DESIGNERS:

Are you now employing your
design ability at its highest
level? We have several excel.
lent job opportunities with Al
Eost Side firms. If you have
good. solid experience in special
machinery and automotion field
and ore corning less than $500
per month. let US place you in
q good spot in starting salary
range OF S600.S700 per month.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
SALES CORRESPONDENT:

An Eost side company needs
q shorp young man with 2-3
years college who eventually
wants to 90 into soles. He will
start as q correspondent. learn
company policies. procedures
and customers. Salary to start
S440.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
LUMBER AND PLYWOOD
UNDERWATER:

Large notionol organization
needs q young man between
2e-4o with q college education.
morried und q desire to learn
this phase Of the business. Sal.
cries ronge from s300-S600.
We have many other fine
positions ovoiloble.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
SECRETARIES:

SECHETAHlES:
Would you like to do lay.
fast moving department with q
fine future? Shorthand. typing
and variety moke this an inter
esting position. Salary runge
S300S35o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26

ARTIST:
Would you like do ore lay.
out. lettering. do multilith and
photo work for q fine Eost Side
company with excellent employe
benefits? Some house orgon
work and technical bulletins.
Solory $500 to stort.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
SALES ENGINEERS:

We have several excellent
openings for aggressive hard
hitting men who can produce.
Prefer Engineering graduates,
but will consider men with good
experience. Solory runges $500
Sam
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26

REFRIGERATOR, electric stove,
mangle. left. freezer: best offers
take. After o. m. Gil. l-5274.
COUCH, 1l12x12 rug, tables, 2
leatherette chairs, all for 500;
other furniture; must sell. PO.
1880
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
ARTISTS:

We need 20 men in this cate
CORY. We con use beginners.
intermediates and seniors. Sal
ory ronges from S260-S430.