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Evening star., 1961-12-22

Western pace-setters. Each
coach will select five other
players.
The Eastern lineup is un-
changed from last year. There
are two changes on the Western
side. Bellamy, the Chicago
rookie, replaced Clyde Lovelette
Of st. Louis at center and West
was named at guard in place of
Gene Shue of Detroit.
Cousy, the great scorer play
maker of the Celtics, made the
team for the 18th straight year,
as did Schayes of Syracuse.
The closest voting involved
the center position on the
Eastern squad where Chamber
lain, averaging 48 points a
game. beat out the Celtics' all
around star, Bill Russell, by a
slender margin. Chamberlain
received a 4.82 point score
against Russell's 4.18 in the
voting in which each league
city was given one vote, making
a total of nine. If there were
20 eligible voters in one city,
each of these votes counted
1920, and so on.
Sixty-three votes were cast
and Baylor alone got SO.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
CHAMBERLAIN EDGES RUSSELL
Baylor Unanimous Pick
For NBA AII-Stur Game

NEW YORK, Dec. % (AP).-
Elgin Baylor, Los Angeles ver-
satile performer. was the only
unanimous selection of the ALL
Star teams named today for
the National Basketball Associa-
tion's annual East-West game
at st. Louis January 16.
Baylor was picked on the
Western Division team which
will face a squad headed by
Wilt Chamberlain of Philadel-
phia. the leagues leading scorer.
Oscar Robertson of Cincin-
natl was a near-solid choice of
newspapermen from the nine
league cities, losing only one
vote. &
Chosen along with Baylor
and Robertson on the West
squad were Bob Petit of St.
Louis, Walt Bellamy of Chicago
and Jerry West of Los Angeles.
Chamberlain's East teammates
are Bob Cousy and Tom Helm
sohn of Boston, Dolph Schayes
of Syracuse and Richie Guerin
of New York.
Red Auerbach Of the divi-
sion leading Celtics will coach
the East squad. The West team
will be handled by Fred SchauS
of the Los Angeles Lakers,
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Wrestling Feature
Again Winds Up
In HussIe, Draw

For the second week in a row,
the feature wrestling match last
night at Capitol Arena ended
in a draw, again because the
referee couldn't keep the con-
testants inside the ring and
otherwise on good behavior.
1t was the opening bout and
involved Baba the Giant and
Mr.. Sato against Johnny VAL
entine and Argentina Apollo.
The succeeding four events
ended in falls.
Skull Murphy and Brute Ber-
nard took two of three falls
from Gregory Jarque and Car
los Milano. Red Bastien pinned
Steve Stanlee, Don Curtis
stopped Larry Simon and
Mighty Atlas beat Miguel
Torres.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Scouting Director
Named by Yonks

NEW YORK. Dec. % (AP).-
Jack White, former stadium
manager. has been named direc-
tor of scouting in a further re-
shuffling Of the New York
Yankees front office setup.
General Manager Roy Hamey,
making the announcement yes
terday, said White will super
wise the entire scouting system
while John Johnson will remain
in his role as farm director
These will operate as two sep
arate units.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Mantle Takes
S|ugging Title

BOSTON, Dec. % (AP). -
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees
won the American League slug
ging title for the third time in
1861, the official averages dis
closed today.
Mantle collected 353 total
bases in 5l4 official times at
bat for a slugging mark of .687.
Norm Cash Of Detroit was sec
ond with .662 followed by Jim
Gentle of Baltimore at .646.
Mantle also led in 1855 and
1856.
Despite 81 homers. a record
for one season, Roger Maris of
the Yankees finished fourth in
the slugging competition with
$50. Maris won the title in
1860.
Harmon Killebrew of Mime
sofa wound up in the No. 5 spot
with a .606 percentage. Then
came Rocky Colavito, Detroit.
$50, Roy Sievers, Chicago .537,
Leon Wagner, Los Angeles SIT,
Al Kaline. Detroit sis and AL
Smith, Chicago .506.
A slugging average is deter
mined by dividing a players
official times at bat into his
total bases.
Mantle drew the most bases
on balls, 1876, while Cash COL
lected the most intentional
walks, 10. Rookie Jake Wood of
Detroit led in strikeouts with
141 for a major league record.
Minnie Minoso of the White
Sox was hit by 16 pitched balls
to lead in this category for the
10th time. Gene Green of Wash
ington grounded into the most
double plays, 26.
The Yankees repeated as the
team slugging champions. They
slugged a collective AL. De-
troit was second with .42l fol-
lowed by Cleveland .406, Los
Angeles 1898 and Minnesota,
.397.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Wakefield Beats
WI WrestIers

Wakefield High School won
half Of the IL matches. four by
falls, to beat neighber Wash
ington-Lee in wrestling for the
first time in six years, 1921,
last night at Wakefield before
a crowd of about 1900.
After pins by Neil Fink 1O3
pounds, Earl Edmondson Q33) ,
Keith Douglas d38) and Mike
Chapman d54, Bill Darnen
clinched it for the Warriors
with a decision over Vaughan
Esper in the 165-pound match.
WI won five matches, three
by falls, and the other was a
draw.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
NFL Is Whipped,
Boston Patriot
President Says

BOSTON, Dec. % (AP). -
Bill Sullivan, president of Bos-
tons American Football League
Club, says "the National Foot
ball League has been whipped
in it's hope that the AFL would
fold.
THE NFL thought we'd
never get off the ground. but
they've been whipped" Sulli-
van said today. They're in the
corner now.
In two years, we've signed
more than our share of their
top draft choices.
I've still got the greatest re-
spect for the NFL. They sold
professional football on tele-
vision and created the interest
we needed"
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Argonuuts Sign
Seminole Back

TORONTO, Dec. % (AP).-
The Toronto Argonauts of the
Canadian Football League have
signed Quarterback Ed Trancy-
gier of Florida States as under
study to Tobin Rote.
There has been speculation
that Rote has decided to step
out of professional football.
General Manager Lew Hay
man said Coach Lou Agase
signed Tancygier in Tallahassee,
Fla, a week ago. Trancygier
who had another year of eligi-
bility, is from Wyandotte,
Mich. He is a six -footer and
weighs POT pounds and played
freshman football at Iowa.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Colts Sign Y!ohn
RALTIMORE Dec 2

BALTIMORE. Dec. % (AP) =.
The Baltimore Colts an
nounced today the signing of
John Yohn, a free agent, as a
linebacker. Yohn, "a, of Pal
myra, Pa, played at Gettysburg
in 1858 and for the Marine
Corps during the past three
seasons, at Quantico, Va, and
San Diego, Calf. He is 6 feet
2 inches tall and weighs 220
pounds.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Pruirie View Bowl
Called OFF This Yeur

PRAIRIE VIEW. Tex, Dec.
% (AP).-The Prairie View
Bowl, one of the Oldest in the
country. will not be played this
year because a suitable oppo-
nent could not be obtained for
host Prairie View.
The crowds the past two years
have been small and the college
explained that it didn't have
sufficient funds to attract a
team with a top record. 1t also
was felt that there was too
much competition on the Janu-
airy l date and that the game
would be played in December
next year.
The Prairie View Bowl was
inaugurated in 1925 and has
been played ever since then.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Kemmerer Begins
Ministry Training

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Dec. %
(AP) Russ Kemmerer, Chi
cago White Sox pitcher. has
begun to train for a career in
the Methodist ministry.
Kemmerer, 30, a Pittsburgh
native, said yesterday he hopes
to continue playing baseball
until his ordination-possibly
eight years from now.
He said he has been certified
by the Wesley Methodist Church
at Bloomington to undertake
studies leading to a local
preaching license. The license
Is the first step toward ordina-
ton.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Tacoma GoIfCIub
DESTROYED by Fire

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 20
(AP) Fire destroyed the club
house at the historic Tacoma
Country and Golf Club yester-
day during violent windstorm.
The loss was estimated at $780,
900.
The course was the scene of
this years National Women's
amateur tournament, won by
Mrs. Anne Quasi Decker Of
Seattle.
Gusts to IS miles an hour
hampered firemen. who fough$
the blaze for more than two
hours.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Ehrhurdt Named
At Presbyterian

CLINTON, S. c., Dec. %
(AP). - Clyde w. Ehrhardt,
chief assistant and line coach,
yesterday was named to sue
ceed Frank Jones as head foot
ball coach and athletic direc-
tor at Presbyterian College.
Jones resigned Wednesday to
become chief football assistant
at Mississippi State.
Ehrhardt, who played foot
ball at the University of Geor-
gia. came with Jones to Pres
byterian in 1857 from Decatur
(Ga) High School, where he
was Jones chief assistant.
A native of Murphysboro,
Tenn, Ehrhardt played four
years of professional football
with the Washington Redskins.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Nets Purchase Mum
CINCINNATI. Dec. %

CINCINNATI, Dec. % (AP).
Cincinnati Reds an
nounced yesterday the sale Of
righthanded Pitcher Howie
Num- to the New. York Nets
for an undisclosed sum. Num-
relieved in "a games for the
National League champions last
year.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Pitt Gets Luuterbur

PITTSBURGH, Dec. % (AP).
Frank Lauterbur, former as
sistant coach at Army, yester-
day was named line coach at
Pitt. Lauterbur. SO, was line
coach at West Point from 1857
until the end of last season.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
BIondo, Foison Capture
81 AFL Player Honors

NEW YORK, Dec. % (AP) -
George Blanda, Houston Oilers
quarterback, and Defensive End
Earl Faison of the San Diego
Chargers. two players who may
see a lot of each other in Sun
days American Football League
title game. were accorded the
two top player designations in
their league today.
In an Associated Press poll, a
special board picked the 80
year-old Blanda as player Of the
year and Faison, a 256-pounder
from Newport News, Va, as the
leagues best rookie.
Blanda, who spent 10 years
as a pro with the Chicago
Bears, got only slight competi-
ton from Halfback Billy Can
non and End Charley Henni-
gan of his Oilers, Eastern
Division champions.
Faison won in a breeze over
Charley Long Of Boston and
Tackle Ken Rice of the Buffalo
Bills.
Figures Impressive
Blanda's honor as the
leagues top player went right
along with his coach, Wally
Lemm, the choice as the AFL
coach of the year. When Lemm
took over in october - never to
lose a game-he took Blanda
off the bench and made him
the Oilers top quarterback.
The figures speak for them
selves for this one-man often
sive gang from Lagrange Park,
Ill.
He completed 1877 passes for
1880 yards and 36 touch
downs: kicked 16 field goals
and made "a extra points for
112 points.
But Blanda refused to take
any of the credit for either his
showing, or that Of the team.
Gives Credit to Lemm
Its the COACH" he said.
"Wally Lemm is the reason we
are such a great team. Each
week he gives us a little some
Evening star., 1961-12-22
Racing Results
Charles Town

lSt-Sl 200: cling: . yrs; 41a fur.
Sis Leu ". EspinosA) 1900 600 I.60
Barb's Pride (RistOn) 1900 $50
Quest Day (ZangarD sec
Valeria K. Woods, Eternal Dandy,
Captain Larry. Becky'S Boot, Modern
2d--Sl. 100: cling: 3 yrs. UP; AZ fur.
White Pigeon Reyn'ds) $50 $40 $50
Big Back &c. Reynolds) $50 4.2O
Marie's Star tVerrOne) 3,SO
Black Ape. Good Sinner, Valtime,
Hum Around, Baby Beau, Spicy Nice,
Laydo. Time, 0:5l2s.
DAILY DOUBLE (4-2) S4O.8O
Evening star., 1961-12-22
3-year-OldS = uniIas

CHIEF CAT drops bit and should beat a weak
field. GAME STYLE is due for . top effort ROMAN
CARNAGE had late speed when second in q sprint
Evening star., 1961-12-22

COMA BELLE just missed after q rough trip in his
last and the vote here. RED RE& was second for
$s.OO. FNKIE has late speed and rates excellent
chance.
Evening star., 1961-12-22

JI-JO was blocked In his last race when fourth and
night surprise here At sizable odds ANOTHER ART
the probable fayorite after winning Pimeo $1,000
klNG IN CHARGE wen his last and rates an excellent
Evening star., 1961-12-22
SECOND RACE Purse 81 zoo; claiming $4,000 to
{ Ave nd uni furlonRA.

RHYTHMIC LAW not beaten By much when
fifth for $1,000. OuTSPREAD has late speed and Is
the to beat, II II starts. DANCING RINCHER
winner at Laurel and might take it all.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 ,sOO claiming (Sa, 1000 10 S3-
oOO); 3-year-olds and up, about furIongs
nd nm "-'SSi-"ASs

A.. STARS LAST has thu inside post and this might be
me deciding factor in closely matched field. MARON
N. was winner at PmlicO $4,000 QUICK ENERGY
had late speed at Pimico for $1,000,
Evening star., 1961-12-22
BEST BET-DEB TIME

WAX UIIIF won IN New England and looks best
OF this neid Of sprineIs EvASKILL meets lesser after
In her last.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
MIA STANDINGS
By the Associated Press
rAcTPnNy DUyurr1~,

RESULT LAST NIGHT
Boston 122, New York 103.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
AT Charles Town
Selections Made for Slow Track
Nat

FIRST RACE-Purse. &I,IOG, claiming (SI,SOOl: a.
year-Ods and about furlOngs.
Evening star., 1961-12-22

Z. SWING BACK ONLY
AS FAR AS NECESSARY
FOR The PARTICULAR
NTT YOU'RE TRYING.
HOW FAR THIS IS FOR
YOU is SOMETHING
YOU'LL HAVE TO WORK
OUT FOR YOURSELF.
IN THIS ILLUSTRATION,
THE BALL WILL ROLL IN
The VICINITY OF 20
FEET, WITH The cLUB-
HEAD SWUNG BACK JUST
BEYOND THE RIGHT FOOT.
Evening star., 1961-12-22
OTHER
ENTRIES


BY the Associated Press
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28
NORTHERN LIGHTS

The Buck Lalton family were
out in full at Nib. Saturday.
Joe Jr., Lisa and Jackie were
interested in what was going on at
the Lanes. Kenneth Webster was
glad to have a playmate in the
person Of Lemo Pinlney who has
not been out for some time.
Margo Pleasant and Kim Bedell
were looking on. Kathy Hughes
and Faye Mikels bowled. Edwin
Hayden Of the Spokesman staff
stayed with the Spokesman team
and seemed to think they are q
good one" We were happy to
have the Faisons, Scott and Frieda
visit again, also Angie BedeT and
Mrs. J. B. Crawford.
Out at All Star Bowl In the
Midway Center Friday night a
Bowling team from Hinckley, MINI.
bowled Pats TV team Of the Pin
Busters league. Coming down from
Hinckley were Dan O'Donovan a
bowling lane proprietor who In
vites any visitor to Hinclxley to
bowl In his establishment even IL
you are Just passing through stop
and wen have the coffee pot on"
on the team were the Messrs
Gephart, Starken, Overhausen Hol-
zmagal and johnson. Pats TV
team were: Patterson, Norris,
Manning. Harris, ToOmbs and
Clark.
These teams met in competition
this winter at Hinclkley and stand
one and one the deciding games
Will be rolled in Hinckley within
a months time.
A team Of Women bowlers win
compete with a Women's team In
Hinckley at the same time.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
April 20
Individual High Game, Men: b.
Cornelious, 247; ]. Webster, 223
and w. Glanton, 220.
individual High Series, Mems B.
Cornelious, 679; ]. Webster, 662
and @. Rawlings. SEQ.
Individual High Game, Women;
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28
rAWN cITY
.9&5S Pin PATTER|
nv IN by LOUISE THOMAS
MIdwuy s-s3zs
BY LOUISE THoMAs


&c. Fowler, 211; q. Canton, 40
and L. Thomas. 1872.
individual High Series, Women:
c. Fowler. 557; Z. Judy. 511 and
@. Canton, 500.
Team High Game: Mpls spokes-
man, s33; Lees simonizing, 91e
and Phyllis wheatley, se4.
Team High Series: Lees Sim
onizing. 2727; Mpls. Spokesman.
1855 and Martyrs Upholstery,
256s.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28

Roll-offs at the Laughing Lanes
for the Strikers" was well at
tended in the gallery. The big roll
off was between Ted Ries and Sun
Observer to see which team would
be the seasons championship team.
In a close contest the SUM- bserv-
err came out on top. The winner
and still champions!
The "galleryites" present were:
Juanita Jerriclxs, Georgia Canton,
Areen Rawlings, Cassie Norris and
Cathy Toombs. Marg1e Slayton
came to see II husband Ollie could
win a prize. Loreli and Milton
Chase were there with their bright
eyed baby son Trent, who was hav-
ing a wonderful time smiling at
and with the ladies. Jim Ward
brought his ''bouncy" daughter
Zebra Kay and her equally ''boun-
cy" friend Carlene Eastman.
big Mac" Mcintosh was keep
ing score for his friends, Alice
Manning came in with her friend
Mrs. Stevenson to see how hus-
band George and his team came
out. Alice said, He was so nerv-
Gus about the roll-off he couldn't
eat his dinner tonight" Geo. Is q
member Of Sun-O Observer team.
Also in the gallery were: Joe
Norris, Jr., Art Moore, Jr., Laur.
eta Moore, Ruth Wheaton, Bet
eta House, Jessie johnson, Dor
othy Pillow, Callie Fowler, Betty
Adams and Wander Lewis.
DUO-CTTTEs PACEsETTERs
The Pacesetters are nearing the
close Of their bowling season Only
two more weeks and II Is all over
The Auxiliary" was present al
PhiIs Thursday night and were
bowling with the women. "Auxil-
larry" members are Virgil Harris
Jack Adams, '"Thad" Toombs and
Art Moore.
Guild Lanes won four points
from Cicero's Barbecue with Bet
eta Horne bowling a 1876 single
and 400 series, Sally and Jays
"swamped" team No. 3 by the
same score. Betty Adams Of Sally
and Jays bowled a 1872 single,
Shirley Wheeler bowled a 454 ser
les. Team No. 8 forfeited four
points to 3sth st. Delicatessen as
Donna sayles bowled a 1872 single
game for the "3Sth Streeters."
Nesbitts took three points from
Mpls. Spokesman as Gwen Lain Of
Nesbitts rolled ITO for a single
game and 491 for the series. The
leading team is stTll SSth st. Deli
catessen with Sally and Jays a
close second.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-28
Willie KiFlGIGnd
Makes impressive
Dehuf With Indi0ms

Chicago (ANP) - Willie Kirk
land, the outfielder traded by the
San Francisco Giants to the Cleve-
land Indians, played major league
baseball for the first time in his
home city Of Detroit in the open
ing game Of the season
He had played I'm Tiger (nee
Briggs Stadium on an all-star
sandlot team after graduating
from Northeastern High School
But, like many tan prospects 10
years ago. Kirkland never got q
nibble from the Detroit Tigers. He
was signed by the Giants, then
playing in New York City.
His professional debut in De-
troit was an impressive one -
collecting a double and triple and
hitting a long out, as the Indians
won, 8 to 5. He drove in two runs.
Another hero helping to get the
Indians off to victory was Vic
Power, the veteran first baseman.
He collected four hits, including q
pair of doubles.
Frank Robinson clouted a home
run in his first appearance at bat
as the Cincinnati Redlegs scored
a 7-to-1 victory over the Chicago
Cubs in the opener at Cincinnati.
Vada Pinson, Robinson's room
mate, had three hits.
Andre Rodgers, playing first
base for the Cubs, belted a home
run for the Chicagoans' only tally.
Willie McCovey and Orlando
Cepeda were home run hitters in
the Giants opener, although San
Francisco dropped an s-to-7 de-
cision to the world champion Pitts
burgh Pirates in Candlestick Park
in San Francisco. McCovey also
had a double.
Earl Battey, Of the Minnesota
Twins, formerly Washington Sen
ators, weighed in with an import
ant double In the Twins 60 VIC
tory over the New York Yankees.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
Support Engineers

Experienced in maintenance
and test Of solid state digi-
tai computer or inertial
guidance equipment. Three
years experience, plus abil-
ity to work with military
personnel and equipment Is
desired.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
HELP MEN

JANITOR. eolored. part time. mar
ried. 40 to 90 years old, must
have references; small salary and
apartment. Call AD. 2-5379. Ask
for MRS. WILMER.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
MARTIN
ORLANDO

AL qualified applicants will
be considered for employ
ment without regard to
race, creed. color, or ma.
tional origin.
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PLUMBERS

alkeI . pm. Wh. Z-O0SU.
PLUMBERS
The pTlumbing. heating and air-
FitarerSid. FiaSRine 114s5 n crsndyieW a. sGHn Ave:
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commercial plumbing, heating and
air conditioning installations such
as apt. houses, schools, shopping
centers. etc. has openings for Al
mechanics Of lead men qualifica-
tfons and foreman caliber. Un-
limited top wages for right men.
Apply In person. Call 10. 5-30O1
PLUMBERS new construction in
Bethesda area; large Jobs. steady
work. GEORGE =. WARNER CO.
10l Que St ne.
PLUMBERS
STEADY, new work. 2704 Ontario
rd. NV. CO. 6-4700.
PORTER DRIVER, for drugstore;
exper.; bring refs. and apply
only to 20iI Bunker Hill I'd. ne.
PORTER
Perm: good sal: refs; vacation,
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PREsSER, full or part time, for
new plant. Exper. wool and silk.
IA. 5-9679, 1913 Wilson blvd,
PRODUCE MAN, experienced only,
local references required: apply in
person 1880 wise. Ave.
Public Relations Man
Part time evenings, school teachers
preferred. Salary, $40 per night, 5
hours. Car necessary. Must be neat
in appearance. This is not COM
mission sales Job. Northern Va.
residents. Cali Mr.. DONNELL, JE.
4-9102 ewes. 6-S pm.
RADIO, PHONO, TAPE RECORDER
TECHNICIAN
To take charge Of thriving depart
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IN 9 suburban electrontes concern
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sites. Salary and FOR percentage.
Phone OIL. 4-514O between 9 am.
and pm. daily.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted
for Gaithersburg office. Phone
KEN McGREW at PO. 2-9633,
or ewes, 30l-WA. 6-2S29.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full or
part time; must have earnest de-
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ERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen = Part
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the fastest selling subdivision
houses in Montgomery Co. Sup
plement your. income S2,500-S5,-
600 per year. Call Mr.. SilveTman,
I L; LEWIS ASSOCIATES, NE.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = The
man I want is familiar with real
estate in Prince Georges county
and feels he is in the $4,000
class. A few minutes talk with
Tom could be very rewarding for
LEY. Realtor, AP. 7-S3O0.
REAL ESTATE statesmen = Full
time only; Needed for Falls Church
office. Subdivision avail. Multiple
Rstlng 6Toker, Call MI; Groves
SOLO.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-This
learn with the fastest growing
firm in Pr. Geo. or Mont. Co;
no exper. necessary, full or part
time; new classes now starting.
LANGLEY REALTY. HE. 10000.
1904 University blvd, Langley
PARK, Nd.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, (2),
general brokerage, to work Vienna
and N. Va. area, must be licensed
Member Multiple Listing. Full
time men only, experienced man.
agement. MYERS AND HILL,
INC. Realtors, pU. 5-6133.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - We
need q man capable of manaEing
q subdivision of more than 800
homes with no money down CT
financing in MONTGOMERY Co. If
you are desirous Of improving
yourself and earning over $4,000
per year, then call Mr.. SilVerman,
]; L. LEWIS ASSOCIATES, ME,
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Evening star., 1961-06-06
BOX 263-A, STAR

MASSEUR, for health club; previous
experience required: hours, 2 pm.
nm. Apply personnel office,
AMBASSADOR HOTEL, 1401 Eye
st. NV.
for service station. Ap-
ply 1851 Riggs I'd. NV, Hvatts-
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MECHANIC, auto. transmission and
general mechanical work. Expert
ence necessary. Good pay, 5M-day
week; excellent working condi-
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AUTO SALES, RA. 3-2632.
MECHANIC for truck fleet wrk.
Apply STANDARD TRANSFER &
STORAGE, 4th and Bryant sts.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
Creative Illustrators

Versatile, experienced art.
lists to work In all CONNER
eial media, both color and
black and white. Must be
professionally competent to
handle illustrations for mil
ttary publications, bro
chures, and displays.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
Production Test
Eouinment DESIGN

Includes planning, design
and analysis Of electronic
production test equipment,
Applicants must be expert
enced in controls, guidance,
and complete missile sys-
TENS. B. s. E. 2. or equiv
alent experience.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
LogiSticS Analyst

To epare provisioning
technical documentation
lists from blueprints, parts
lists, master releases and
vendor Recommendation. Ex-
perience required in develop
ment Of generation break
downs from source material
in accordance with Govern
ment Specifications.
Evening star., 1961-06-06
Technical Illustrators

With knowledge of isomet-
ric Itrimetric perspective and
IPB Illustrations. Five years
experience, including linking
and military publication
specifications.