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Evening star., 1961-06-27

MINNEAPOLIS, June 27
(AP).-There has been a lot of
talk recently aout the red-hot
bats some American League
players have been swinging.
Roger Maris and Mickey
Mantle, New York's power duo.
aiming at the all-time twosome
homer total Of lot set by the
YankS' Lou Gehrig and Babe
Ruth in 1927, have been bang
ing home runs at an awesome
clip.
Norm Cash, Detroit newest
hitting phenom, is leading the
league in batting and RBI and
is second to MariS in home
runs.
Elston Howard of the YAM
KEGS Is collecting base hits at
better than a $3.50 pace.
Jim Piersall, Cleveland's fiery
centerfielder. is having one of
his best years at the plate.
Others Making Headlines
With these and other stars
taking the headlines, one of
the hottest batters in the ma
jors is going almost unnoticed.
He is Harmon Killebrew, who
during the past month has car
ried the Minnesota Twins on
his own broad shoulders. The
Minnesota captain, although
playing for a club which finds
it hard to win a game, is
blasting the ball at a 1852 clip.
Killebrew's feats have been
buried by the Twins skid from
the first division to ninth place
in the circuit by losing 20 Of
their last 81 games.
Finesse Plus Power
The Minnesota captain dur
ing the last week raised his
average "a points with 13 hits
in "a trips to the plate. In ad-
dition, he walloped six home
runs, bringing his season total
to %, and drove in is runs,
jumping him to a fourth-place
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The leading scores:
Redskins Sign
Rookie Linemen

The Redskins yesterday
signed two rockies Of last sea-
son, End Tom Osborne and
Guard Bob Whitlow. Both are
being counted on for a major
role this fall.
Osborne and Whitlow were
among IL rockies who made
the Redskins roster last year,
Osborne, 6-foot-3, 100 pounds,
is from Hastings College. Whit
low, 6-1, 232 pounds, played his
college ball at Arizona.
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Levin and Curtis
Feature Mat Card

Mark Levin and Don Curtis
meet Buddy Mature Boy)
Rogers and wildcat Orton in
a battle of roughnecks in the
feature match of Thursday
nights wrestling show at Capt.
tol Arena.
A second team event pits
Rocket and Sputnik Monroe
against Billy Darnell and Jerry
London. Slave Girl Moolah will
meet newcomer Marie Nor
gan in a girls match. 3
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FIGHT RESULTS

LAS VEGAS, Nev.-Cassius Clay,
194Is, Louisville. KY, outpointed Kilc
SAN FRANcisco-Benny Medina,
1854, Fresno, Calf, stopped AL Med
rano, 1874; Sacramento. CALI, 4iis
WashingtoYi, knocked out Jimmy Rem
son, 161, Detroit, 8.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Washington bowling propretors who attended the
weong of the Bowling Proprietors Association Of
America at Monticello N Y, returned trife bugeyed with
enthusiasm promoona projects that bound to
celerate an already phenomenal boom in the sport.
But for the time being the bowlers themselves
Evening star., 1961-06-27

bth-Ss00; PACE; 5-yr. olds g. under
under ] mile.
]. Watson's Special (Cherrix)- 2-1
2. Miss Betty Ann Crank
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GRADED HANDICAPS
AT CHARLES TOWN
RACING
RESULT
Belmont

By the Associated Press
1st--S3,5O0 cling; S.yr.; 6 fur.
Embarrassed (R0tx) 600 $50 $50
Clothes Pin (YOtheT) 7.2O 40
Scissors lUssery) $50
Buck. Gay Spangle. Spretty Shoes,
Happy Flirt, Rag Mop. Time, 1:12M.
4 Amiel-Idan Stable entry.
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F0UQUIER REGISTERED game victory for $500
and sheula win another NUONE III be running nts;;
chance.
xAppTentiee allowance claimed
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hPHY DAN Just missed fer $1,000 and faces q
Esk. Eesn meld. IAIkIEEN GRAND had hIEh speed at
HALL steps up after winning tive in . row.
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Sixth RAcE-P4rse; 5000, allowances; s-ye.r-Olds

VI 7
NEAT YEAR won his last start in sprint i'm
pPesSively and is highly REGARDED. BROKEN CHAIN
second for S12s6O0 the turf and Is due for
Evening star., 1961-06-27
'IFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming $4,000 ia
$0OOO)I 3-yeaF-OIdS; g furIOnEs.

REBEL FIRE Ii better than his turf and
might surprise here at sisable Odds MARVELLOUS MEL
won his last but picks up ten pounds. SILVER EGO
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and ~. fHH,.io0DU... o.mhe NeoOOSI'

aG. NJ Holtsinger-P. shawhan entry.
POST EXCHANGE finished second to Prinee.ret
earlier and the best Of these 2-yesr-olds
COPPAHAUNK breaks fast and Is meeting lesser
PRINCE DALE s capable Of npsettinE.
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
AT DELAWARE PARK
Selections Made for Fast Track

old files; 5Ia fuFlOnEs.
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5th-s1 900; cling; Ayr. l. UP: about
Evening star., 1961-06-27

'th-SS00; pace; claiming; l mile.
!. Ronald's Reward (Stayton)-- 7-s
1, Radcliffe Ha (RidreWaY1 A.
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Sd GOO; clmg.; s.yr. = up; Charles

4th-SI,2OO; cling; 3-yrs.; about IA
3 ESllYs L n.d1ls. Sfs q7igas%}} 7Sa:as} 1dSs :s
/ conts d Luna tstidham)4155 81
2 Mustard Pot (no boy) 10-1
9 Bathyseaph (McKee)----10S 10-1
3 Pagan Fire (Decker) I'LL ISL
l Kilauea Xxi (no boy) ---113 sO-1
Beacon Stable and Mrs. B. Webb
entry.
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CHASMAR BELLE won her last against similar
and should repeat she gets off the also.el9Ibe list
MY FLIGHTS recent have been much improved
KNOCKAVOE Is due for . top effort
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CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1961-11-04

SALESMAN, clothing, top salary for
eXper. clothing salesman. Opport.
to advance. Mems dept, GEN
stores, Mr.. Baer. 242I Chilluln
I'd, Hyattsville: or Mr.. Sehnapper.
3b0 s. Pickett st. AleN
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CLERK K-TYPISTS

~AIAIN w z = 4 ~ Z =
Permanent and part-time positions
available. Young ladies for in
elrv store office. Part-time en-
plOyes to start work in apnrox.
3 wks. Pleasant working condi-
tions and usual company benefits.
Apply in person to Mr.. Harkins.
CASTLEBERG'S, 1904 F st. NV.
CLERK-TYPS., SECY-BKKPRS.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
l334 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA 10000
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ALL ROOF REPAIRS, gutter and
spoutinE, roof painting: IS and
up. Free estimate. Call LU, 1905.
BASEMENT FALLOUT SHELTERS,
built to civil defense standards.
Call Mr.. LOVING, HA. 2-1e47.
BLOCK BRICK cement work Of ali
types, new and repairs. AL work
guaranteed. 10. 1861. b'
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BUSINESS SERVICES

FORMER GOVT. contract admins
traitor offers consultation services
to Govt, prime and sub-eontrac-
IBM CARD PUNCHING and veri-
flying. Experienced operators.
Fast and accurate service. HA.
2-S030.
PART-TIME BOOKKEEPING AND
ACCOUNTING: Payrolls. Tax
Service. Systems installed. Call
422-l466.
Evening star., 1961-11-04
MOTOR TRAVEL

CONTINENTAL AUTO DRIVE
AWAY will furnish Al drivers to
drive your car to or from any city,
U.S.A. DI. 7-0666 or IA. 5-72S5.
DRIVING TO SIOUX FALLS, SD,
via Chicago, lv. 10 Nov. Want
driver to share driV. and exp. Days
QU. 6-b0l6. Ewes. WE. 1-1A12.
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HELP MEN

ELECTRICIAN with d. c. card.
and electricians helper. Steady
work for reliable men in sc. area.
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BEAUTY SHOPS

DANES HAIR STYLIST, formerly
with LeRomaine Beauty Salon, now
located at $3.50 George Palmer
hwy, Seat Pleasant. Md, Open
Nov. z. Call 925-9S64.
Evening star., 1961-11-04

SALESLADIES, downtown ladies
apparel shop needs exper. sales
ladies for sportswear dept. Full
and part time. Call MRS. BATES,
RE. g-S500
Evening star., 1961-11-04

[eAANENu MI DAhEAa cNAENAsE
PRESS, Code III - Republic
3-198l for details.
PLUMBERS HELPERS, 12), expert
enced, local references, steady
work. ton wages. other benefits.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO., INC,
zoos Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2-19OO,
PLUMBER for iobbing and remod-
cling work; must have ref. and
D. c. drivers permit; this ad is
for man seeking steady employ
ment. LU. 4-2214. GEORGE d.
WEITzEL, 2I22 Nichols ave. s.e.
PLUMBERS AND FILTERS, Ist-
class commercial work; men with
tools and transportation. Apply
JU. S-SO30; after & pm, CH. s.
1862. FOLEY ENGINEERING co.
PLUMBERS. experienced new con-
struetion; Apply WILLIAM E.
Grant circle NV
PLUMBERS AND EXPERIENCED
HELPERS-To work for JOHN A.
QUINN. INC. Call Herman Ladd,
10. 5-4b30, aft. gao.
Evening star., 1961-11-04
HELP DOMESTIC

AFTERNOON MAID, 1875. Start
Nov. 8 (Mon. through Fri.) S25
wk. Ref. Laundry, cooking, clean
ing, care Of 5-yr .-old. FE. 3-4213.
CARE OF ELDERLY LADY and
home incl. g.h.w.; live in. Mature
woman with local refs, 65s day
wk., sal. open. Call MR.. BOYLE,
FE. 7-5013, or OIL. 6-6S4s.
CARE OF CONVALESCENT and
g.h.w. in small apt; live in. Pa
tient, mature woman with local
refs. S37 80 wk. Box 3S9-K, Star.
CHEERFUL COMPETENT PERSON.
wanted to help with house and
family. Perm. residents offer nice
home and secure position with
regular salary increases. Assist
in general housework including
ironing and supervising children,
9. z and ga. Mother employed
part time. Live IN during week
and stay occasional week ends.
Salary depends upon exper. and
ref. VIII consider unframed girl
with good character refs. at 500
per mo. Health insurance, social
security and vacation. Call OIL.
4-3924 for interview.
chin CARE-G HW.. must he re-
Evening star., 1961-11-04

PHoTON OPERATORS, some expe-
rience necessary. Enjoy small town
living In Ephrata, Pennsylvania
Call collect. Mr.. Baker, SCIENCE
PRESS, Code III - Republic
3-79Sl for details.
Evening star., 1961-11-04
HELP WOMEN


SEAMSTREsS, 70 cut and sew
slipeovers aud draperies; exp. nee.
Must have car; excel. salary.
steady Job; csn for sppoint.
Evening star., 1961-11-04

SALESMAN
NATIONAL
WESTINGHOUSE
DISTRIBUTOR
Applications now being accented fol
qualified sales personnel for thu
Metropolitan Washington and ad'
jacent counties.
Applicants selected for employment
A. Be over 80 years Of age.
B. Have successful sales
BACKGROUND.
c. Be married.
D. Require $4,000 annual
inc b m e minimum for
maintenance of position.
=. Have some college train
ing.
p. Be self-starter who
knows how to close sales.
@. Know how to handle
sales IN S15,0O0-S50,O00
bracket.
The man who can meet theSe.Quall-
fieations will make from $4,000
$4,000 annually based on salary
and commission. Also full expenses
and liberal profit-sharing plan.
Phone J. p. WILSON. between s
am. and L. noon, November 9, z,
8, 1851, at Baltimore, CL. $4,000
to arrange for interview.
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experienced in selling
sporting goods; permanent posi-
CENTER. Sth and d SITS. nv.
Evening star., 1961-11-04

Old established eonstruc-
tion firm requires expert
enced layout engineer i'm
mediately. state experience,
references and salary.
BOX 228-L. STAR
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN, is to % yrs, excel.
salary plus comm: rapid ad-
vance. Employe benefits. Call
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PHARMACISTS

For Sill. spg., Takoma Park and
Greenbelt areas. Professional-type
store. Starting salary S170. Bene-
fits include commissions, l2 days
SICK leave per year, s paid
holidays, 81 per hr. overtime, Q
weeks paid vacation. group hos
pltalization. life insurance, profit
Sharing, retirement plan and bonus
incentive plan, 4S-hT week. No
Sunday night work. Opportunity
Tor advancement. Call Mr.. Wolfe,
Pnarmsey Director, weekdays be-
tween 8 and 8, at OR. 4-6S0O.
Evening star., 1961-11-04

IaVe you had enough experience
70 take charge of No. 8 oil burner
for large Earden apartment prot
ect7 Salary and apartment for
sober. capable man with good ref
40. op QGaD0
Evening star., 1961-11-04
HELP MEN
OFFSET OPERATOR and Esneral

OFFSET OPERATOR and general
ail-around man for small printing
plant. Excellent opportunity. 901
II st. NV. ST. 3-7243.
PAINTERS, experienced; report
ready for work at am. at park
ing lot, l4th and Euclid SITS. NV.
PAINTERs-We need 8 experienced
men; steady work; top wages. Only
top men report. Report to Cherry
wood job, University blvd. and
Dennis ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
or call VIII. 2-S7l7.
PAINTERS, experienced; report
ready for work at am. ct park
ing lot. 14th and Euclid SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1961-11-04

III in her home, 5 days ! TeeE,
Exper. and refs. Call 33s.e375.
Evening star., 1961-11-04

PAINTERS
Experienced Only
APPLY JAFFE
a1l 18th st. NV.
PAPER HANGERS
Must be able 10 hank sanitaS and
do knife and edge work.
APPLY JAFFE
oil 18th st. NV.
MEN, 10 distribute cir
eularS. Apply 1871 14th st. NV.
PATENT SEARCHER, fun time
small office. Give full details. sal
ary expected. Box 233-L. Star.
PATENT ATTORNEY
Reply Box 153-K. Star.
P PHARMACEUTICAL REPRESENT. /;
local surgical supply bus: detail
ing medical profession; opport. for
right man with following; aecred-
lted surgical supp. 1928 Wis. ave.
NV.
PHARMACIST, full and part time,
for new store. NARROW Heights
area: good opportunity for de-
pendable, capable man. Mr.. RAY
MOND, LU. 4-0O13.
PHARMACIST = Excellent oppor.
and good future IN LaPlata, Nd.
Contact Mr.. GoLDFEDER, AP.
Evening star., 1961-11-04
SALESMAN

Leading firm in shell home field
needs experienced-in-t h e-h o m c
salesman at once. Highest earn
ings in the business. Call collect,
301 Mitchell 7-5400s MR.. DUN
CAN. 9 am. to IL noon, Monday
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20

Holmes County Citizens Council lead
ers say that payment of dues by mem
bers is running behind. Activities in our
own state within the past few months
have pointed up the need for a unified
South. Just as is the case with any other
organizations, the Council must have
funds if they are going to carry on a
beneficial program.
Probably the largest single expendi-
ture of the Council is the regular radio
and television forum SERIES" Incident
ally, programs concerning the so-called
"freedom-riders' have recently been
prepared and will be distributed to all
parts of the nation.
One of the special radio broadcaStS
features an interview with Mississippi
Highway Patrol public relations direct
or, Grady Gilmore, discussing the in
volvement of Russian agents and Cuban
Red dictator Fidel Castro in planning
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20

Near normal temperature
and rainfall is forecast for the
Delta areas of Mississippi and
Louisiana for July. Afternoon
temperatures will average in
the low to mid COS and night
time readings will average in
the low 70s. Rainfall is fore
cast to total about 4 inches in
July, near the normal amount
but even in normal July
weather, rain comes as scat
tered thundershowers and
amounts will vary from 2 to
6 inches throughout the area.
The persistent rain pattern
that prevailed during the mid
die part of June, up to the end
of June. appears to have brOk-
en- and most sections will dry
out during July. Evaporation
will total over z inches in
July. exceeding rainfall in
most sections by several in
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20
COMMENT
COUNCIL DUES G
SUPPORT ESSENTIAL NOW

the so-called "freedom-rides." Mississip-
pi Attorney-Gene Joe Patterson ex-
plains the states position and reveals the
criminal backgrounds of the riders in
another interview, while Rep. John Bill
Williams praised the states handling of
the riders on an earlier broadcast.
The broadcasts and other Council
sponsored programs have been highly
beneficial to the South'S cause. More
than 1000 special requests have already
been received for the recently released
programs, for instance.
The truth of the matter is, however,
many want to see all of the worthwhile
programs continue, but always want
the other person to finance them.
If there was ever a time when the
conservative peoples of the South need
ed to realize their individual response
b%ilitieS, it is now.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20
Weather Outlook

cheS. The soil was rather COM
pletely recharged with moist
ure in June and water short
ages will not show up in most
sections until the latter part
of July. Enough moisture is
expected to prevail in July to
continue good C rop growth
and as the showers thin out,
grass, weeds and insects will
be somewhat easier to con-
troll.
Sunshine is expected to pre-
vail about 70 percent of the
daylight hours, soil tempera-
lures will continue warm and
rise a few more degrees in the
latter part of July.
High pressure is developing
at upper levels over the cent
raj part of the country and
will tend to hold excessive
rains out Of the Delta by
blocking the flow of moist
Gulf air.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20
AHMh
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1SE&Su. SSsG4Z
pOING
Asst. Home Agent

The annual All Adult Leaders
Camp was held June 1880 at
Sardis Lake Mrs w. T. Holder,
Lexington; Mrs. Homer Knox,
Tchula: Mrs. Harold Brock, Du-
rant; and Mrs. Doyle Rogers,
Coxburg; adult leaders from
Holmes County attended the
camp along with Ann Smith,
assistant home agent.
The two days were filled with
Instructions and fun. The lead
ers studied the All program,
All records and points about the
All members themselves. State
specialists led each of the study
periods, with discussion and sug-
gestions being made by the lead
ers themselves.
After these periods of study
recreation was held, swimming,
other sports, musical and group
games were provided for each
delegate.
The Holmes County leaders
thoughtof many things that could
make our All program stronger,
and of plans to carry them out.
Plans are now being made by
the adult leaders and agents to
organize an adult leaders coun-
Gil in our county
This council will serve to or
ganize our adult advisors for
All work.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20
Lexington Scouts
Plan Activities

Lexington Boy Scouts will
travel to Shiloh National
Park later this summer Hard
en- Erwin announces.
The Troop is sponsored by
the Lexington Rotary Club
which is paying for the trans
p%ortation to the historic site.
The Club has promised the
boys that if they pass one
rank which consists of receiv-
ing five merit badges they
will be eligible for the trip.
The Lexington Troop re-
ceived the Odom Cup for hav-
ing the best attendance at the
Camporee recently at Holmes
County Park for the second
straight year.
In addition, two members,
Jim Kimbrough and Watt Err
vim, received the Order of the
Arrow award and their mi
tiation into the secret organi-
cation will be held at Camp
Kickapoo later in the sum-
mer.
The Board of Review will
pass on promotions within the
next two weeks.
Fight Cancer With A Check
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20
Durant Welcomes
New Asst. Coach

Durant welcomes into the COM
munity Mr.. & Mrs. Joe Coop
er. Mr.. Cooper is the new as
sistant coach at Durant High
School for the coming year. He
will take the place of Coach Har-
vey Ray. who has accepted the
position as head coach at Durant
High School.
Mr.. Cooper served last year
as assistant football coach, and
head baseball and basketball
coach at Kilmichael High School.
He is an English major and will
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20
A leader in food stores

Favorite American beverages are milk,
coffee and beer. Total sale of beer in food
stores is third largest among all beverages
and nearly four times greater than soda
pop.
Each year, the legally-regulated beer
industry pays Mississippi taxes of nearly
81 million. Beer is the fourth largest tax
payer in the state and an important aid
in maintaining Homestead Exemption, Old
Age pensions, school and rural road pro-
grams and other necessary functions OF
local and state governments.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20
IMPORTANT TO MISSISSIPPI

"Beauvoir," nome of Jefferson Davis, is an
important Confederate shrine on the Gulf
Coast. This lovely and beautifully kept
home will be of special interest and attrac-
ton to visitors during these commemora-
tive years of the Civil War Centennial.
Holmes County herald., 1961-07-20

teach social studies at Durant
High School.
Coach Ray says, 1--WE are hap
ply to get him. He is an excel
lent coach"
The Tigers first big game will
be September l with McAdams.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

dent and his family Everything from
prize apples to playhouse for Carolyn,
from museum pieces to recordings of
hOur-long speeches come pouring in.
Though no gifts from the public are ever
accepted for the Kennedy family, some
gifts Of value are forwarded to appropri-
ate agencies or museums. while others
are turned over to charity. But each
thing is carefully catalogued, and thank
you card sent.
There is no danger of time bomb
or poison pie reaching the President
through the mail. Everything is carefully
screened both by eye and by machine.
Crank letters are dismissed, but menac-
ing ones may be forwarded to security
agencies.
In addition to Mr.. Kennedy'S mail,
Mrs. Kennedy gets about a thousand
letters day, which are handled by her
own aides. She's asked for advice on
love, marriage, child-raising, style,
beauty hints and so on, almost all of
which is tactfully refused. An almost
equal amount is intended for the Ken
nedy kids, and answered through aides
where possible.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
heasIdogS
hch
Stops scratching in minutes

sULFoDENE is an amazing scientific
medication that kills fungus spores
picked up in weeds and grass, the cause
of scratching in out of every 10 cases.
Discovered by a famous veterina-
rian, DR.. A. c. MeTrick - SULFoDENB
works almost instantly to stop, fun
gus itch (often called summer itch,"
"mange," eczema" or "hot spots'O.
So soothing, the most frenzied itching
is relieved instantly. Quickly promotes
healing; open sores heal over. Scales
disappear and hair grows back!
Guaranteed TO work or money backl
Used by kennels and leading Veterina-
rianS. Only 90t. Save e
money with the new large @
economy size $1.70.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

noted StatiStically, and a tabulation of
public sentiment on an issue may reach
the President, but individual literary
skill is largely wasted.
In McKinley's era White House mail
averaged 100 letters day. BY Hoover's
time, volume grew to 800 day, and on
some peak days during the New Deal
years of FDR it reached the all-time
high of 10000 pieces in a day. Mail flow
has shown a steady increase with every
administration. and today it takes staff
of 100 people to handle it. Even they
can't keep up with it all the time. About
One-third of each days mail is held over
to the next, and extra shifts eventually
are needed to catch up.
Biggest category of writer's is kids
asking for autographs, and next come job
seekers. Many writer's consider the Presi-
dent sort Of last appeal court, and 60
into intimate personal details of their
problems in letters All of this is handled
on confidential basis, and details are
often helpful when the appropriate
agency takes action.
Along with letters comes an in
credible range of gifts for the Presi-
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Stenographer
SECRETARY

Permanent position with security
behefits Is now available to 9
versatile young woman living west
Of Rock Greek Park. Essential
qualifications: his grad. age Is
to 50, min. dict. 80 w.p.m. and
tipping 80 w.p.m., with ability ia
demonstrate both initiative and
sound judgment. Salary de-
pendent upon qualifications and
personnel once. EN-. 2-1OOO, 9 tc
L, Tuesday through Friday
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO.. 5000 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1961-01-04

BooKKEEPER, age 25 to 40; exec
utive ability for sales once Of
manufacturing firm. Capable Of
taxing complete charge. Salary
open; good hours and working
conditions. Apply BEAUTICRAFT
PLASTIC CO. 261S Bladensburg
rd. ne, LA. 9-2575.
BOOKKEEPER, to assist once
manager, experienced bookkeeping
machine. typing, etc. Silver Spring
CASUAL CORNER. JU. s-7oS0'
BOoKKEEPERs. several $4,000
Asst. A bkPprs'. P'U1j q, g s7o.sS% NS,ssS"
ATLAS AGcY., 1920 NY. Ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-W Wheaton, full or
part time, ; day wk., hours can
be arransed. Gail ST. 3-s666 for
BoOKKEEPING MACHINE oP-
once; 5-day wk. II. L. RUsT
CO., 1901 18th st. NV. Ma. a.
S100, Mr.. Plummer.
BooKKEEPER, auto. exper, pref.
but not essential: usual co. bene-
flts. See Mr.. Lovelace. MONROE
FORD CO.. 1887 E.-W. hwy, Sil.
spg., Md. JU. 5-5S0O.
BOOkKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR, Remington Rand experience
desirable Salary open. Phone Mr.
PERRY. NO. 7-43s6.
BOOKKEEPER, full charge. COLOR.
FAX LABORATORIES. 1850 Boni.
tant St, Silver Spring, Nd.
BKKPG. MACH. oPR., prefer. ex,
per, start now. days. to $3.50
POTOMAC EMPL, 1884 Wilson
blvd, Arl,, ia. $4,000.
CAFETERIA HELPERS 81. colored
TO work in pvt. school hot-luncf
program, in nearby hrl. Good hrs
ia. 4-45c2, betw q am. 2 pm
Evening star., 1961-01-04
BRILLIANT

Young attorney returning to flrm
as senior partner needs bright yng
secy. Consideration for employees:
wks. vacation, profit sharing,
35-hr. week. Many other Jobs
TELE SEC, l725 Eye st. NV, FE.