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Evening star., 1961-10-27
HORSE SHOW
SUMMARIES

Open Jumper, AHsA: Windsor
Castle. Samuel Masid; 2-Brownis-
burger, Wally Holly: 3-Adagio, Para
disc Palomino Farm: 4-Grey Aero,
Frank Imperatore. Jr.
Junior Pine Harness C4-year -olds
and UNDER: MT. Myra Glory. Doug
las and Clarke; z-Lo6el'S Treasure.
DR.. Nell Hartwis;. 4-Colonel Bill, Mrs.
Mrs. A. c. Randolph.
Green Conformation Model Hunters:
Early Times, WaveTly Farm; .
Iad's Pursuit, Lakelawn Farm: 3
Pass Run, Shawnee Farm: Gap and
Gown, Mary Swan Sprague.
Working Hunters. Ladies to Ride:
I-Jonapone, Thomas DoEd: 2-Port's
Image, Dr.. Alvin /. Kay: 3-Wait A
While. Donna Kaufman: 4-Nercus.
Mrs. A. c.Randolph.
Conformation Hunters, Ladies to
Ride: BLACK Atom, Mrs. A. c. Ran
gard; 3-Cold Climate, Mrs. J. -Deans
Rucker: 4-Reform, Donna Kaufman.
Three-gaited Mares or Geldings,
Ladies to Ride: I-HiEhland Anderson,
Blanton Farm: Especial Gaiety. Mr..
Rose Rns TSs pachess ss'Ss SenPo Asssn
ment. Colonial Mount Stable.
Abraham Pleasure Horse. English
Championship stake: 1-Nadeyria, DR..
Richard H. Stoneback; al Marah
Tuffy, Leonard Gritz; 3--A Marsh
EAl Harah subayli. DR.. and Mrs.
George T Sharp: 5-Raffnar, Mrs. c.
s. schott; 6-Al Marsh Adandy' Donald
Open Green Working Hunters: i
Navy Commander, Lsughin Place
3-Dual Beam, Miss Diana Briks;
4-Black Sweep, Mrs. A. C. Randolph.
Arabian Three Gated Championship
Stake: Al Marsh Erka, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert van Hoose; Lewis
field serenade, LeEisfield Farmi B
al Marah subayn: DR.. and Mrs.
RicRsfd % Il. stoneBsck; B 6"Ni Marah
Ralla. Kristie Miller.
Five-Gaited Stations and Geld
Manor 9s1 lESss staSss pornR Maato Gr'ysfGns Wsg.
Bill sesafoose; 3--Born to, Fortune.
fIite. Colonial Mount Stable.
international Jumping Coualifying
Event, The President Of the United
Sats Sntsd cgR States sn Frsnk Iefss eSspo e. the
Tomboy Of the United States Mary
Ruben Uriza; 4-Koreano Of Mexico,
Capt. Hector zatarain.
Single Roadsters, Amateurs to
Drive: Blythe Jaguar, Pate Snively;
Darn Right, Horace LeitzSey; 8
Seven Come Eleven, Jack Cheatham;
4-Bi-Di-Jo, r. B. Wentz: Silk
ness, GreyStone Manor Stables; s.
P-3s. K. c. Paulette.
Three-Gaited Horses, 1872 and
under: l-Lovable, DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Wager; 2-Starheart's Black
Magic, Alvin B. Davis: 3-Vanity'S
Charm, R B. Wentz; Highland
American. John A. Snively; s. ES-
sex Cherrio. Norman Nielsen.
Green Conformation Hunter Ap-
pointments; Quite Flite. Mrs. A.
c. Randolph; 2-Sky'S Pride, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude W Owen: 3-Csp
and Gown, Mary Swan Sprague: -
Pass Run, Shawnee Farm.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
Nellie Fox Plans
PHYSICAL Checkup

CHAMBERSBURG. Pa. Oct.
81 (AP) Nellie Fox, plagued
with a persistent soreness in
the right arm, plans a physical
checkup that may decide his
baseball future.
Fox, White Sox second base
man, in 1859 was voted the
most valuable player in the
American League. After an in
Jury in spring training. his
batting average last season
slumped to .25l.
Fox said he would go for the
checkup next month. and
whatever the doctors tell him
will be Of prime consideration
in deciding his future. He will
be "a Christmas Day.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
Star Staff Writer

Although the First Lady
wasn't scheduled to arrive at
the Washington International
Horse Show at the Armory un-
til 7:30 tonight, the open jump
ing riders were hard at work
nearly "a hours early trying
to earn the chance to leap for
the cup she will present.
The feature of last nights
third session of the six-day
show was an international
jumping competition which ac-
tually was a qualifying event
for tonight's Presidents Cup,
with the top is performances
qualifying riders to compete
again in the finals.
1t was a class completely
different from the others Of
fered, with civilian riders from
the regular open jumping di-
vision up against the finest
riders on teams representing
the United States, Mexico. Ar
gentina, Canada and Ireland.
ChapOt Wins for U. S.
Although it was only quail
flying round. the widely varied
group of riders could find am
pie reason for the best possi-
BILE effort, with a separate tro-
ply and SITS in prize money
going to the eventual winner,
Frank Chapot of the United
States equestrian team on San
Lucas.
The blue ribbon for Chapot
was the first victory during
this show for the American
team, which dominated the re-
cent Pennsylvania National
Horse Show but has failed to
hit its winning stride here.
In second place was the slim
and willowy California teen
ager. Mary Mairs, mounted on
her own chestnut mare, Tom
BOY, who has become a tremend-
Gus favorite with local audi
enceS because Of her hunter
like way of going over tremend-
Gus fences.
Tomboy is by the Eastern
Evening star., 1961-10-27
WOMEN.S GOLF

Mrs. William Haines and
Mrs. Paul Costello won top
prizes yesterday in the Chair
mems Cup tournament, last
ladies' golf event of the year at
Manor Club.
Mrs. Haines won low net with
89-16-73 and Mrs. Costello
the gross award with 80. On
the Harry Pitt nine played
twice, prizes went to Mrs. Fran
ces Sharkey, 102-34-68, and
Mrs. George Ellerton, SO.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
HORSE SHOW
PROGRAM
MATINEE. LII AN.

MATINEE, II Am.
Junior Walking Horses.
Five-Galted Mares or Geldings,
Ladies to Ride.
Regular Working Hunters. Open.
Regular Conformation Hunters
Amateurs to Ride.
Green Conformation Hunters. Open.
walking Horses, Owners to Ride.
Green Working Hunters, Under Sad
die.
EVENING, 1880 PM.
Regular Working Hunters, Appoint
mentS
Five-Gaited Mares.
Exhibition.
Fine Harness HcrSes. Amateurs to
Drive.
Exhibition.
Parade Of the F'nalistS, Interna-
tional Jumping Competition, The Pres
ident Of the United States Cup.
international Jumping Competition.
Finals. The President Of the United
States Cup.
Exhibition.
Walking Stations and Geldings.
Exhibition.
Single Roadsters. Open.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
Grove to Scout

ST LOUIS. Oct. 81 (AP).-
George Grove, former Cincin-
natl first baseman who holds
the major league record of IA
pinch home runs, has been
hired by the st. Louis Cardi-
mails as a scout, the club an
nounced yesterday.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
Presidents Cup High|ights
Horse Show Card Toniqht

There were many disappoint-
mentS in the two-hour COM
petition, but probably the most
noteworthy was the failure of
the great fencer, Windsor
Castle, to make the list for the
finals. Windsor Castle, valued
at $50.000 based on a previous
sale, ploughed into the last
fence to make his first big
mistake of this show, in which
he already has won two blues
and a fourth to lead for the
open jumping championship.
Mrs. Shedding Outstanding
Outstanding rider of the
early session yesterday was the
newly-married young rider,
Bobbie Gardner Shedding, who
marked up an impressive record
by winning two blues and two
seconds in the hunter sections,
Mrs. Shedding, who at IT,
actually is still a junior rider,
won the open green working
hunters with Laughin' Place
Farms lovely brown colt. Navy
Commander, thereby putting
him in the lead for the green
working championship with 10
points.
She also placed second in
that event with Thomas N.
Dowd's Jonapone, from Poto-
mac, Md. and won the ladies'
working hunters with the same
mare, which was making her
first public appearance over
4-foot fences.
Early Arrival Advised
Second behind Jonapone in
the ladies class was another
Potomac entry, DR.. Alvin I.
Kay's Ports Image, who last
week tied for the hunter cham
pionship of the PENNSYLVANIA
National and finally won re-
serve.
Ringsiders yesterday noted a
brisk increase in attendance at
the show. and predictions were
made on all sides that tonight's
session, with Mrs. Kennedy and
possibly even the President
himself in attendance, will
be the most successful in
the Washington Internationals
four-year history. Seating at
the Armory has been a COM
plete sell-out for almost a week,
according to show officials, al
though general admissions still
will be available. However,
spectators were advised to ar
rive comfortably in advance Of
the 1880 pm. opening to avoid
heavy traffic.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
Wilson Wins Again

Wilson High School won its
third croSs-country race with
out a loss this season, defeating
st. Adams, 27-30, yesterday
over the st. Adams course.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
Gurden Stute

lst-S3, 900: cling; 3-yr. A. up. fur
stout F'fW CBroOkO Il.2O $50 $50
BurFway Miss (Blum) 500 $50
Easy JtE (GFAntD 80
Wild Ride, Gun Fire, Vince, Go
Yankee, Elath, Ludo II, Helen'S JOY.
Time. l:l22s.
Evening star., 1961-10-27

lSt-S3,5OO: clms., 2-yr. ! mi
Sea Splash (BaeIAJ $50 100 800
Weld tBTousSAFdl $50 I 30
Arctic sweep tValenIuelAl i.O0
Coup De Grace. Rebs Roe At An
chor, Fenein. Siren, Full Hand, Dallas,
Time, 1 40
Evening star., 1961-10-27

BRIEF ENCOUNTER Just missed In his last and
repeat Of that effort should be sSod enoSEh for
WINDsTREAM is up from the hAIf-mis tracks with
good record
Evening star., 1961-10-27

Mrs. D ChriStmas-J. V. Thompson entry.
bH Z. Suhr Jr-s. Sagner entry.
NIP o. BRANDY Is better than his last In New
Jersey and should rally to win here. OUR SON DON
winner in Belmont Park. ARIST0 will cattle 10
the wire.
Evening star., 1961-10-27

BACKSTAIRS turned In strong effort when thIrd
for 5000 and gets the vote here SWISS LISA mnS9sSS
third Si,5OO Garden state. MISS HOUsION
raced we'll Marlboro.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
ZOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS
claiming $4,000;


OUR BONNIE s. faces weak opposition here and
should win another. BLUE N YELLOW a surprise
third at AS1eduet for $500. BILL GIRT breaks fast
and should land . money spot.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
At Laurel
Selections Made Cor Fast Track
POST TIME, PM.
FIRST RACE-Purse. se:sOO; claiming Cs3.OOO); j
year-olds and furIonEs.

BILL HUEY narrowly beaten for $4,000 and
should beat this particularly inept field. LETHE
winner in West Virginia. MAIN LINE JOE better
after winning q Marlboro
Evening star., 1961-10-27

GUN CASE had excellent record In Miehlgan
and best Of this field Of turf KEB
won earlier for $500 In Chicago. CACTUS KID il
capable Of upsetting
Evening star., 1961-10-27
Racing Results
LuureI


lst-S2 500: cling. 3-yr.; 9 fur.
Royal But'fly (Ch'm'D 1850 40 80
Brandon PARK (McKee) ll.OO 40
Captain Bligh Il. Reynolds 40
Quietude. Man o Lou. Golden I'm
pulse. Little Gentleman, Dark waters,
Givcaway, Mr.. Blues, Principia- Time.
l.l4
Evening star., 1961-10-27

2d-S2. 500: cling: 3-yr: mi.
Leah II. I'd. French ll.6O $50 $50
Church SpiTe (Corlel 1880 800
Gary Dick (KirklandD l1.2O
Warrant Lark. Mr.. Buck B., Little Ter
rify. Ady HespeTa, I'm Here. Miss
Maude s.. Flippo, Jeune Bebe, waltz
Ing Harp. Time, l4Oas.
Daily Double lQ.l Paid Sl2l 40
Evening star., 1961-10-27

&C. PeaCock-C. c. Stable entry
b Rokeby Stable entry
Jaclyn Stable-Cisley Stable entry.
NEWPORT NEWS Is from the Rokeby stable and
should rally to beat this field Of ?yearOIdS LEATHER
STOCKING had fair earlier Delaware
Park. HedEeFow should improve.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
Aoueduct

Daily Double (S-7 Paid $l21.4C
Evening star., 1961-06-17

Mr.. Wagman gave Bonnie
a piggy bank of her own to
play with and hastened to
assure his clients that he was
still in business.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
FORT SUMNER HILLS

community Of rudeno ponnsd gracious vnq and enter
tonns stv1isd beautifully custom bvds,
We ore offering homes OF designs featuring spuevs living
roe formc dining kitchen
dSne OF eqbns poneled den with fpaes and
oil have boths; finished freoIoee; uooae Close
70 public and paroeho schools Evss Ssds oil. 6AIA OPEN
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. PM
DIRECTIONS Mass Sanoamors Rd right
on WeStpdh Wav block open sign
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Wogmon Calls In
Two Sofecrockers

Safecrackers earlier this
week invaded the Wagman
Construction Corp. offices to
pry open a 6-ton safe that
everyone concerned knew
contained no cash.
1t all happened when Abe
Wagman's daughter, Bonnie,
4, decided to stop by the office
to call on her father. While
talking to him she idly
twirled the dial on the
Strongbox, Immediately
bringing business to a stand
still.
The safe combination was
lost long ago. Consequently
1t was used only for storing
important papers such as
deeds and ledgers but never
money. Each night it was
closed but never locked. How
ever, without access to the
documents, her father could
mt operate.
Two technicians from the
Mosler Safe Co.. Bruno Born
and Bruce Walter. were just
about to drill through the
tough steel when the safe
company dug through its
muSty files and came up with
the original combination.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
WooDHAVEN

The prestige brick and frame sp-foysr rambler presents lovely living
with fireplace. Kitchen bed
23 boihs, poneIed family with buiin bookcase mod
Priced he SATURDAY SUNDAY, IN
Ewes, Mr. De Lonoy, OIL. 23o34.
DIRECTIONS out Blvd. left Burning LEFT
Beech Rd
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Office Messenger

Youns man. IT or IS, hish school
graduate, for office niessenrer
and clerical duties. Regular hours,
psTmanend; EN- fuil time only. Cali
Evening star., 1961-08-15
NELP MEN
SALESMAN
ILEsMAN
WANTED
OUR TYPE
OF SALESMAN


Many men do 9 fine Job selling
merchandise customers can see
and touch, 1t takes . special type
to successfully sell the most elu-
sive Of all eommoditieS-the serv-
ices Of an advertising medium.
The Osborne Kemper Thomas Co.
has q challenging and rewardine
commission basis in the Washing-
ton, d. c., area. We need a mar
who can sell ideas and has the
Imagination to make them come
alive and to translate them into
specific benefits for the adVeT-
tiser.
II you have the above qualifiea-
tions please contact W. c! Mac
FARLANE. Regional Recruiter. La
6-7500. between 0 am, It'll IL
noon, on Tuesday, August IS, and
Wednesday, August l6
Evening star., 1961-08-15
SALES
SALES TRAINEES

The Britannica Co. iS interested
: in an additional representative in
the N. Va. area. The prestige
company Ia It's field offers many
Advantages.
Excellent income
Pleasant work calling on
qualified prospects by ant.
secure future
Change for advancement
Thoroueh training progRaM
$500 month guarantee
during training
felsEnone JE. 2.s970 for Appt.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

eneed in all types OF paint. ftn-
iShes, processes and technique,
for eleetronie industry: long-rsrgS
program, age to 36i secure future
good wages and fringe benefits,
Call MRS. NFIRD, AP.. 1856.
HELPER ON FURNI-
TURE TRUCK, MUST
HAVE D. C. LICENSE.
s T E A DY YEAR
AROUND EMPLOY
MENT, GOOD PAY.
APPLY IN PERSON,
+, NEW YORK HOME
FURNITURE CO., 1925
7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

statesmen, Opportunity for 2 Will
merchandise, draw against COM
mission. Cali on est. Dealers. Must
swn car. Asss bet; "a and 40.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

: ARE Y0u FREE to Vo 70 work I'M
q II you are mot afraid Of work, II
you can appreciats a permanent
Apply MI, Ayers, ELECTROLUX
SoIRsps sS2S deorgia ave. Silver
ARTISTSART DIREcTOR = Chai-
IA aeeney, ME. $500.
4, ASST. MANAGER 81 200
;BANK TELLER TRAfNEE S3,609
SALES REP: 8 days $4,000
ABBOTT EtRL. 1907 II NV.
!. . ASST. MGR BUYER
ssft:sssSSS sftSSGSS 'HssSshSsit' s.S.rts.st .Is.. sta
opening new store near future;
Good pay 20 man with retail back
4 ground; II you are young and
! agIressiys, this IL your chance to
safn big money quick. See Mr..
Howard, 3. N. MCBRIDE CO., 700
H st. ne. Apply ct once.
ASSISTANT RENTAL MANAGER,
with va; REAL ESTATE LICENSE;
@AKER q SON, INC. sos n.
Wash. at;' Alex, Va; TIE. 6-140O,
AUTO BODY MIN (2l-Lecsj Ford
dealer. Pfenty Of work. 6h-day
Css,f.., 9h n; H5oaslAnd or Mr..
Evening star., 1961-08-15

COUNTERMAN, electrical supply
house; best conditions and salary.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

Salesman, clothing, part time,
over 80 yrs. old, exper. required
fine Arlington mems shop; excel.
Rerking. conds. OV. 3-1141.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
AUTO MIN
nvHN~ N~,

You can grow With us-and We are
Our businsss has been REMARKABLY
good during 1861.
Mann Olds sold at retail more ears
Mann an oIds aes en,pisss isssiSss Smaller si mum.
ber Of salesmsn than any eompa-
Mann OidS in the 1862 model year
VIII sell more ears than In 1861
and continue to offer the highest
Break into the ioV-price car class
with volume deals on the an-new
1862 OldS and F-S6s to be intro
dueed next month. We will con-
tinue to maintain o minimum sell
ing team to afford everyone bet
ter opportunity OF Making top
.in business for yourself opper-
Evening star., 1961-08-15
SALESMAN

Plan - future with Mutual Of
Omaha. .Conplete training. salary,
eelhmtsston and bonus. Phone
FE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

HAT MAN, fully experienced in an
phases Of hat cleaning and repair
: ing: excel. working conditions in
large downtown valet shop; good
salary. Apply 1912 New. York
Ave. NV. ,
Evening star., 1961-08-15

GUARDs-AgS 2l-60. must be in
eiss1nent & entire feeord. Coed pay. ou Apply
In person at Gate / dsA protect
44sI22, 9 NIL from Chain Bridge
on Va. Rte. l23.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

COA6EN11ON MEN
nSsEY s1iSs FrssossHE &: ME- 1883 3. g. s% sssG
CONSTRUCT. SUIT. AND ASST,
Estahlished builder needs 2 men,
hiIh-Iise apts, Must know con-
Struetion and be capable Of lay
ing cut. Steady yeat5ronnd work,
Nj %SITszIH Rss6e'. NH. s-4ss5.
CoPYBOY-O Y-OFFTcEB0Y for major
news ergantzation. General office
work. intelligent. willing to work.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR, y
portunity for experienced intSf
viewer In expanding Wheakpi
agency. 10. 5-3714. 80
PART.TIME, evenings: over d
white; work from your own. a.
in our Rockville office; 81 per
ewes: 90: PO. 2-4431 or HE.
1914 -
Evening star., 1961-08-15
HALLMAN

NV. apartment building. Expsri-
eneed. local references. Apply resi-
dent manAger, weekdays, 9 10 IL
an: 1901 18th ct. A-w, no.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
NELP MEN

GROCERY CLKRK. lneal mast.sell-
ing experience: local references;
sn.sround man. EmRfle Market,
260l l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
STOCK. CLERK

Familiar with stock room opera =
tions and Inventory control. Age
dependable and accurate. 3 months
or more experience desired, pre-
tefabiy with printed matter,
radio parts, office supplies, etc.
ssd Ssnsts ony cs fHSd sS9oo scsHSoiti0n'
Evening star., 1961-08-15
COPY MAN
$3.50 $3.50

Leading eleetronics firm needs an
experienced man with general
knowledge for supervisor. Preof.
GRAEBNER's, i3lS n ct, NV,
Ex. 3-7g773 So10 Georgia ave-,
C0UNTERMAN, electrical supply
house; best conditions and salary.
Mr.. MOSS, ma 9-9sS3.
CRANE OPERAFOR, NorthWeSt Mod.
el Is. Call Poplar 2-6Ql1.
DESK MAN-Must be sober. hon:
have recent, local office e1per.;
bet. 30.46 yrs. Of age: permanent
pos, 6-dAy wk.. hrs, 2 AM to ;
pm; salary, $50 per wk. FRIEND
RENT-A-0AR, 1891 l. st. NV.
DRIVING TNeTRUCTORS; fun time; /;
age 2b.40. knowledge Of y. C.
and Nd. afeas REQUIRED. RA. 6.6644.
DRIVERS, full and part time: paid
mod, eduIp. Apply 3S26 Lee hwy,
AEl., yellow CAB CO.
Driver-Spec. Delivery
For linen service: h.s. grad. young.
personable: start S306.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
DRIVER SALESMAN for soft lee
cream truck (Mr.. Eoftee): earn
inEs well over 500 week: II you
hustle, We can use you. Apply in
person, 1411 L. st. Sc.
DRIVER SALESMAN
To sell fresen meat products to
restaurants, hotels, fountains and
clubs IN nearby Maryland, Viz
ginia and Washington. Must be
neat In appearAnee and loaded
with personality and not afraid
of hard work. Age 1886. Good
salary, commission, Must have
GOOD LOCAL REFERENCES:, no
other need apply. VIII, interview
2 am. to s pm Call Mr.. Miller.
MURRYS STEAKS, INC, 403
Swami ave, Alex. Va. RI. I-6511.
DRUG CLERK FLOOR MANAGER
Thoroughly experienced. top salary.
no sundays, excel. chances for
advancmeeht with expanding ore
gAniEatioI. Ali replies confidential.
Boz 26a-D, star. :
Evening star., 1961-08-15

ROUTE MAN, for dry cleaning estab.
Guar. sal. plus comm; exper. pref.
but not nee. RA, 6.eB20,
Evening star., 1961-08-15
RELP Mem
COTLECTION MEN

COLLECTION MAN, expefieAeed,
40-hr. Wk.; good salary plus COM
mission. CIA 6.7400.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

ROUTE MAN, service, cigarette and
candy machines. Excellent pay.
experience preferred. references
REQUIRED. Apply 45 @ st. s.v. $3.50
am. to 400 nm.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

AUTO MECHANIC, General Motors
sxpsfienes, -50-50 basis OF COM
pensation, hosptAlizStion vaca- :
ton. Apply Mr.. Shade, FENNER
PONTIAC, INC, 1850 Hampden
lane. 1ethesdA. Oh. $4,000. !.
AUfO MECHANIC, ChFysler exper.,
70 work $3.50 basis. See II. l..
DxAsON, 520 N ct. ne.
AUTO AECHANICs, white, 1 VI.
exper. pref: Nd. drivers he.. own
tools helpful. HyattsVilie. College
PKRSoNNTL. Sol. 18th ct. NV.
aE 9. .sQuthern Bldg, suite 500.
pl. 7.67b2. See Mr.. B4rto.
AUTO MECHANIC, prefer Chfysler
experiences; must be sober, reliable,
for small shop; plenty Of work
FRED FREDERICK CHRYBLER
PLYMOUTH, Laurel. Nd. PA: g.
AUTO MUFFLER TNsTALLERs, ful
time aad part time (setsl. Apply
in person e.o, PgRMA-LIFE NUT
FLkR SHOP, 2404 Price ave,
Wheaton, Nd. DO Aot phone.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
NELP MEN
RESIHENT MANAGER

For large garden apt. operated by
outstanding MANAGEMENT COM
pany. Good opportunity for an
able experienced man. Write BOX
ll6-R. Star.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Miles Prescott, CLU, Mgr
EX. 1914

SAILS COUNsELORs = Prestige
sales By appt. only. Car necessary,
neat Appearance. good character;
school teachers, insurance, real
estate salesmen and related fields.
Able to meet people; full or part
time. Unlimited earnings IL you
duality. For interview call 52e-
1884 or 629-1333, 2 p.m.-7 pm,
2633 BLADENsBURG RD.. NE.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
NK DRATTgMAN, mech. e1per.

Leroy pen, S60., t-
FOUNTAIN EAGpI. AGCy.
1904 Wilson Blvd Arl., IA. 1880
INSURANCE SALESMAN for estah-
lished debit, resident Of Charles
City,: pref, exper;, but win train
II sales inclined; phone Code
301-M. 6-6522, or 10. s-7502.
INSURANCE CORRESPONDENT,
with large insurance agency. Ma.
jor opportunity for advaneement:
min, 2 years college; call MRS.
STARR for appt. D1. 1883.
INSURANCE AGENTS, experienced,
with ability and stability for eS-
tabliShed monthly debts Of S1,.
500 to $4,000 per month. 25ss
renewal commissions, 8 times on
. increase. 1909 Of first months
premiums on new business pro-
duced. Quarterly bonus and other
company benefits. MA. S-7o5S,
rm. 302, 1908 X st. NV -
JANITOR, well qualified, for mod
ern building, live In. air condi-
tsISs6.r tiSnsd apt Fl: fYSei.nts Ts ssle.y No
o an. and 8 pm, -
Evening star., 1961-08-15

HAVE Immediate openings for s
ambitious eolored men. Good pay.
Can MRS. FLOYD 81 3-6SS2.
HEABWAITER, Opening in private
I club. In charge OF dining room
service. Must be experienced in
handling small and large parties.
. Downtown area. Apply BOX 242A
D star, giving references.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

HYDRO CRANE OPERATORS =
hydro crant operators. vii con-
ton Of meehaIieal cranes. Fuii.
time ear-Aroupd work, paid va
cation, fringe benefits, tncMdlnE
. hospitaliSatiog.. participation, res
tfrement profit sharing plan, lib
-stal annual bonuses. Apply IN
confidence with full particulars
as to experienee. Box 2z5-p. Star
BM 0PER.i eyper. deslfahle S62 80
FOUNTAIN EMPL. 7AGCY.
2304 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 1880
fHM KEYPUNCH OPERAT0R,
HS.aiesssG;. EashiieSsSaG; :s S:sp ssTso rSTo. SSTAEos
MAC EMPL. AGENCY, eli King
st., Alex. KY. 9-6066.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
MATING Ar CoNDITI0NNd
EnSaNMEfS5 ~ ,..,S,9l ;,

Experienced in public buildings, me-
chanical system design and con-
structton, ability. to eYaluate de-
slsn submissions on q Nation-vide
sEpeeted salary to, p, O.. BOX 81;
Evening star., 1961-08-15

JR., ADMINISTRATOR
$4,000 Will Train Sc, 900
Conscientious And ; level headed
young man will be fully trained
by top firm for MANAGEMENT posi-
ton Of Wash. Branch office; S25,
900 for qualified man with de:
st. NV, Elk. s3-7977; 1915 Geofgia
ave. Silver Sprtng, JU. S-3144.
KENNEL MAN, to work IN animal
hospital. IA. &-15Ss, between IL
and IL am. -.---.-,- 4,
LIFE INSURANCE OPPORTUNITY.
Ready made profeSsional market
for qualified life insurance sales.
man, large Midwestern company.
This will end your prospectinG
problems. Inquiries strictly con-
fidential. Write, giving details. to
Box 22l-Y, Star.