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The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03
EIston Howard
Plans To Attend
.NAACP Meeting

NEW YORK - Elston Howard,
New York Yankee baseball star,
has accepted an invitation to par
ticipate in the tenth annual south
east regional conference of the
NAACP at Jackson, Miss, Feb.
25.
The versatile Yankee player IS
the first of more than q score Of
famous athletes and entertainers
to respond 70 Jackie Robinson's
invitation TO Join him al rally
concluding the fovr-dsy regional
conference. The former Dodser
infieIder, co-ehsirman Of the
NAAcP's national Freedom Fund
campaign, will be the principal
speaker az the meeting.
In identical letters to 25 sports
stars and entertainers, Mr.. Ro-
binson said: Your presence will
90 a long way toward demon
strating to our people in the
South that they have the support
of persons like yourself who are
successful in their chosen fields
of endeavor. 1t will also serve. to
inspire continued activity by
those who must remain on the
firing line"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03
(ass Upends
Northeastern

Cass Tech High School upended
mighty Northeastern, 56-4H. IN one
of the seasons top upsets. The
game was never finished and
never will be.
There we're still two seconds
left when a referee signaled a
foul. Cass Techs screaming
pounding fans swarmed on the
court believing the game was
over. The two free throws were
never awarded. II would have
been impossible TO clear the
court.
Not since It's sII-eonqverirs
days Of I9sl-I957 when csss
Tech rolled up . 26-ssme winning
streak has the downtown school
celebrated q victory Of such i'm
portsnee.
Cass upsetting Northeastern
forced the Public School East
Side race back into tie for first
place.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03

Bearcat Wright is an amiable
friendly fellow most of the time,
but he is really steaming these
days And when the Bearcat
gets sore. give him plenty oi
room He's dynamite
Wright signed last week TO
meet the Giant Moose Cholak
in the chief supporting bout on
the wrestling show at the Olym-
ria Saturday, Feb. 3. In the fea-
ture bout, Buddy Mature Boy)
Rogers will defend his world
heavyweight c h m ons h p
against Leaping Larry Chene.
That's what has infuriated
Wright. With good reason, the
Bearcat feels that he is the No.
l challenger for Rogers title.
He was by-passed earlier this
month when Rogers met Argen'
tina Rocco. At that time, Wright
thought he had a firm under
standing that he would get the
next title shot. Now he has been
by-passed again.
Il know what's going on" says
Wright. Rogers is afraid to
meet me-" He and his manager,
Vince Mcmahon. have been doing
their best to find somebody who
can upset me. Then they will
have an excuse for continuing
to dodge me. It's the old run
around, and I'm fed up with 1t.
'Tve made it plain to Rogers
and Mcmahon that they aren't
going to push me around any
longer. I'll whip Cholak. Then |
want Rogers. If he still refuses
TO sign for a title match with
me. III climb into the ring some
night when he's wrestling, and
III bounce him on his hard head.
I'll make him fight me, one way
or another"
Close observers agree tnat
Wright deserves championship
bout. He has been going like
wildfire for the past year, Knock
ing over all comers. He has done
Il with style and finesse. Many
students of the pastime call
Wright the uncrowned king oil
the heavyweights.
There seems 10 be consider
sbIe merit 70 the idea that some
body is trying TO find wrestler
who can beat Wright. He certain
" hasn't been getting sny sef.ups.
IN his last start here, ne took on
ths dreaded strong man OF 'sPsn,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03
Tigers; Cardinals To
Clash For SandIotters

ardinaIs announced Wednesday
#n exhibition series for the bene-
M Of amateur baseball.
The first game of the inter
1eague competition will be play
Id al Busch Stadium in st. Louis
April 30 at the start of an Ameri-
ban League western by the I'll
ters. who will meet their Ameri-
ban Association farm club at Den
Ser in another exhibition May 7
bn the same road trip.
/ The Cardinals will return the
Tigers visit in 1868, with the
late Of their appearance at Tiger
$iadium to be determined after
4 FerrelI said the Tigers receipts
3rawn.
\ Arrangements for the exhibi-
ions were made by Tiger Vice
President Rick Ferrell and Gen
ral Manager Bing Devine, of
be Cardinals.
ferreiI said the Tigers receits
rom the 1868 game will be used
r amateur baseball in Mich
an" but added that the method
distribution has not been de-
rminee.
We think the Tiger fans will
appreciate a chance to see a team
Fom the National League like
pc Cardinals" Ferrell said, "and
e know that they will be anx-
us to do something for the
fnefit of amateur baseball, a
pal force in Michigan and the
etroit area"
The Cardinals nave pledged
'eT receipts from the 1862 con-
81 TO erection of a stadium in
Louis for use of the amateur
houry Leagues there. George
houry, printing company exc
Fe' is head Of the organiza-
pm which now includes 40, 900
ayers from seven to adulthood
the St. Louis area alone and
|hlch has spread to IL states.
Among 100 former Khoury
ayers who have gone to the
lor leagues are such present
y players as former Tiger Jim
pnohue, now with the Los An
'es Angels; Frank Baumann,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03

2za4ti&
s p O IS
6 RAPHI

other hurlers. They are George
Blaeholder, who invented the
slider and Fred (Firpo) Mar
berry. "the first great relief
pitcher
The Chicago Cubs last week an
nounced the signing OF Billy Will
liams, one of the teams leading
stars and the National Leagues
Rookie of the Year" to a 1862
contract amid speculations that
the tan outfielder was given a
substantial raise.
Williams welded one OF the
Cubs most potent bats last sea-
son. hitting 25 homers while driv-
ing in 86 runs. He finished with
.278 average. He was the over
vhelming choice for "Rookie-of-
the-Year' honors at the seasons
end
Williams picked up his award
al the 22nd Annual Diamond Din
ner of the Baseball Writers IN
Chicago last Sunday. Also honor
ed at the Dinner was his team
mate big George Altman.
Altman and slugging star Err
ME Banks were also signed by
the Cubs recently Banks, who
was hampered throughout the
season by injuries, signed for ap-
proximately S65,000 the same sal
airy he received in 1861, bat
Altman was given a substantial
raise
In addition to Banks. Altman,
and Williams. the Cubs have also
| signed rookie first baseman Mack
KuykendalI The l8-year-old Kuy-
Kendall is considered great
power-hitting prospect.
Jackie Robinson, new baseball
Hall of Fame member, entered
the National Baseball Players
championship golf tournament
Feb. 1913 in Miami, Florida.
The Detroit Lions lost their
chance of landing Sandy Step
hens last Thursday when the
All-America Minnesota quarter.
tack signed lush contract with
the Montreal Alouettes of the
Canadian Football League.
Terms of the contract were not
announced. although il was be-
lieved that Stephens was given
three-year. no-cut, no-trade
deal for at least $4,000 a year,
plus a bonus for signing
The brilliant signal-caIler, who
led the Gophers to 21-3 victory
over UCLA in the Rose Bowl
was the No. 2 draft choice of the
Cleveland Browns of the NFL.
When the Browns picked Step
hens, the Lions immediately OPEN
cd negotiations TO make trade
for him. 1t was believed that
Stephens laaned toward signing
with the Browns but did not like
the idea of the proposed trade TO
the Lions. Instead, he took the
Montreal offer.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03

Chicago White Sox; Norm Sic
bern, Kansas City; Charley
James, Cardinals; Gary Dotter.
Minnesota; Dave Nicholson, Bal
timore; and Bob Miller, New
York Nets.
The mid-season exhibition
with the Cards will be the first
such affair for the Tigers since
1857, when they played the Gin
cinnati Reds at Minneapolis.
They previously met the Reds in
home-and-home competition for
the benefit of sandlot baseball
and played the Pirates at Pitts
burgh in 1856 for a similar bene-
fit.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03
Northwestern's
Worst Win

The Northwestern High Colts
defeated Redford 67-55. for their
eighth straight victory. but GER
tainly didn't look the part of
State championship contenders.
1t had to be Northwestern's worst
game of the winter.
Coach Dick Sunday saw his out
fit make an unbelievable seven
errors at the free-throw lane
and three more errors on throw
ins. The Colts also were assessed
with "a personal fouls.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03
Rouge Wins rs
28ih In Row

River Rouge won IFS 28th in
a row by bombing Dearborn Low
rey, 1924. Rouge's victory over
Lowrcy was its fifth Of the year
and the ilth over all.
Lowrev. now loser for all nine
Of. It's games this season, didn't
score a field goal against Rouge
unfil forr mnr'es and two se-
conds Of the third period had
elapsed
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03

,og HEADIlNERS Heavyweight champion Foyd Patterson
lantas Mayor Allen the five nationally knoun s,ot
ces above will headline the annual All Sports lam
,ree The l00% Wrong Club Atlanta psilv wor,d 4;
ant: February AT center is Chcagos Charles
pny OF the Kansas City Athletics Pioneer Award
nee and speaker of the occasion Fankng the speaker are
1.-THE Friends" recipients John Muvena left and Sandy
Stephens University of Minnesota captain and Quarterback
rooch A. Gather Florida University extreme left
will lead captains of his championship Tiers to Atlanta
10 receive the CocaCola donated w A. Scott H. Memorial Tro
uhv while State Colleges football coach John
Merritt right receives the Clubs Coach the Year
bonors for football Each of the highly respected coaches has
aead honors for 1861 Mr. Gather was named small
Oeecs Of the year and Mr. received the topcoach
honors conference Bulova Watches Oil are CO.
lsuonsors of awards with Coca-Cola,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03
LAk1 G0MkSlt'
BY BOB BREWSTER
Outdoor Editor, Mercury 0siboards

most everyone is familiar
lsn the gray-bearded adage
0Vut The small boy who uses
sent pin, a piece OF string
b"u. mu 2 willow pole to land .
,use iish, Fishing next to him,
sung an expensive rod and reel.
nan al adult who fails to catch
The story Is common. funny.
o na ott-told. but unfortunately
~ very true. The adult with
- e good equipment and the
Iuo' "Ow-now is going to catch
g's Ilsn almost every time.
No. say almost for a good rca-
fIsh Ih..here is one species OF
bv ~" INA, .nat Is consistently caught
sus small boys and hardly ever
kItns..I py grown men. and the
N nuon az Is not likely to change
,h e near future. That fish
EscI,.so Ine ouIlhead. practically the
boys. ~operty OF SIN all
GOOD QUALITIES
,s1l.,o one Of the most endearing
|ls 'hS'es h',e Of a bullhead Is that
sv ''tes almost as well tsome
qSiro,er ostterl on lowiy fishing
ffr,rment fca. than he does on an
kInSe kISeAs,ye flyrod or a fine a. amin.
rss. sS rod. Also he inbsb,ss
s.r,, sss'' ia farm ponds and ny,st sisnost
H. other body Of xatar =
m., United y, States. effsr;ns ,,n, =
istso iseo Opportunity to sh~ ,vso vn,
keans' who has neither the
b. i nor the way TO trayeI vel
Som. ~ pursuit OF his uuar,,s
ics 8 with thsir bsSa 60 20
ths % hot" bullhesS v.asssa s,e
ionpSe pe !, family runabout n,,ssss ms,s.s
Ind daLd, r.n, others hon = h,r,n,s
ripso psaal oyt 70 : an i'csrbv v,cyS's isls
and many. sss,y more re
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03
BY JIM BUTLER

While his cagey manager view
cd the possibility of such fight
as IA real big money match,
light heavyweight champion Ar
chic Moor indicated last week
that he'd be glad 10 meet Fullmer
for the light heavyweight title
some time next summer.
Moore announced through his
manager. Jack kearns. that he
gladly accepts the challenge hurl-
ed by FvIImer in accepting the
Edward j Neil Memorial Plaque
in New York Negotiations for
the proposed Moore-Fullmer title
was reported under way.
However Moore. who was Civ
en- until Jan. 81 to sign for a
defense of his portion OF the
light heavyweight crown, said Full
mer would have to wait until
after his heavyweight fight with
Alexandra Lavorante at Los An
geles.
Moore is recognized as cham
pion in New York and Europe
rhe National Boxing Association
recognizes Harold Johnson of
Philadelphia as light heavy
Uoiohf chamDiOu
Fullmer himself is recognized
as middlcweight champion only
by the MIA. Terry Downes Of
London is recognized as cham
pion in Europe. New York and
hoston.
Moore's mention of his coming
fight with Lavorante, ranked
among the contcnding heavy
weights, raised speculation that
Archie may 90 beyond the Jan
81 deadllne before defending his
tile.
The Baseball Hall of Fame will
/ never be completed until II finds
a place for Satchel Paige, ex
Cleveland fireballer. Bob Fellei
decares in the current issue oi
The Saturday Evening Post.
"As things stand Feller says
"Satch is ineligible because ht
did not play the required ter
Years in the major leagues.
Bob recalls Satch at the peal
Of his career as they barnstorm
cd against each other. He sayl
that when Paige came TO tht
majors he was getting by mostly
en- savvy.
Still" Feller says, nobody
ever stopped Joe DiMaggio az
cold as he did. He handled Joe
with ease. I've seen Satch walk
1 man deliberately to get at D
Maggie -
The former pitching great alsc
iavors special categories for two
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-03

depend upon shank's mare to
get them to where they want
TO SO.
But mostly mechanization
had been kept clear Of the bull
head picture Most adults
wouldn't be caught dead fishing
In a farm pond alongside young
er and far more agile compete
tors. It's not that they wouldn't
Evening star., 1962-04-22
q BOLD JOURNEY.

g BOLD JOURNEY.
Adventure. Haunted Fort"
q AMERICAN BANDSTAND.
Variety. l Hour. Dick Clark, host.
q THE BRIGHTER DAY.
Serial. Blair Davies.
AIS @ THE SECRET STORM.
Serial. Peter Hobbs stars.
4:3o @ HERE'S HOLLYWOOD.
Interviews. George Hamilton and Kent
Smith,
@ ROBIN HOOD.
Adventure. Richard Greene stars.
q THE EDGE OF NIGHT.
Serial Larry Hasman stars.
4:50 q AMERICAN NEWSSTAND
Subject of interest to young people,
ass q AFTERNOON REPORT.
News. Sander Vanocur reporting
500 q B0Z0 THE CLOWN.
Kids. Color.
q NEWS REPORT.
News. Warren; Sports, Weather, Morgan.
q P0Rt<Y PIG AND HIS FRIENDS.
Cartoons.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

Arizona is booming with new industries, bursting O
population, even more recreation II is officially
the Nations Fastest Growing State. Huge profits
viii be made here Why shouldn't you share? .
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For elevator building in Takome
PIX. Spacious 1-bedroom apt. and
small salary in exchange for serv-
ices. Some experience preferred.
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HELP WON EN-
fCONTlNuEDl
Asst. Resident Manager

For elevator building in Takome
PIX. Spacious 1-bedroom apt. and
small salary in exchange for serv-
ices. Some experience preferred.
SHAPIRO INC. 1413 K ST.
BEAUTICIAN-HATR DRESSER, also
manicurist wanted. Heart Of 81.
yer Spring. MARK CHADWICK
HAIR STYLIST5. 5sS-3206.
BEAUTICIAN, reliable, full or part
time, perm: position, SprineIielo'
tio an Fl, 4u055o or 45I-96S4
Sun. and ewes. after 8.
BEAUTICIAN- Hairstylist, by WASH
inRton's newest and most beautiful
salon. Top sal, and comm. w/fol-
lowing only. 1900 Mass. ave. NV"
AID. 4-622l.
BEAUTICIANS, 8 operators wanted.
wages and commission. VIRGINIA
SQUARE BEAUTY SALON, 3447
N. Fairfax dr., ia. 4-5700.
BEAUTICIAN. full time, exper. only.
Good salary guar. plus oOSo. CH'
$4,000.
BEAUTY CULTURE TEACHER. full
or part time, good pay. CAPITOL
BEAUTY INST. 1912 H st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
Salary and commission. Call Sat,
Sun. or Mon, WA. 7-3074.
BOOKKELPER, experienced for eth
st. operation. Must be bondable,
Thone CPA. DI. 7-697S.
BKKPRS.-STENO. -TYPIST
Personnel Service
l4O4 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-72S0
BoOKKEEPER, full charge. gen.
ledger for country club in Sill. Spg.
area. Interesting work pleasant
M sS5EGu 5s Familiar fFi Ws ali psasss
Of double entry bkkpg., payrolls,
purchases, bank deposits, etc. Sal
airy, sos for 5-day wk. Please
i itsi status sT Box 4s5-v. Star.
CASHIER : Excellent opportunity
for experienced person in large
real estate company, Tipping re-
quired. 5-day week, company
benefits. Call Mr.. Hutzell, MA.
S-2345, for appt. SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO.. ga 14th st. NV.
CASHIERS AND CLERKS for toy
store, no experience necessary,
will train you. CHILDRENS SU-
PERMARTS. 1910 Rockville pike,
GA. 4-SS76.
CASHIER CHECKERS needed. See
our ad under Instruction Courses.
CASHIER TRAIN ms, NE. S-4623
CASHIERS for full-time work, in
toy discount store. No. Sundays.
Exper. not nee. Apply in person.
CHILDREN'S SUPERMART, 1880
Leesburg pike, Baileys Crossroads,
va Next to bowling alley).
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SALES MANAGER

Excel. opportunity for mature,
forceful man with exper. and sue,
cessful background in TV and
radio time sales. Salary, $4,000
per yr. plus commission. Send
complete personal resume and ref
erences to Box ZOE. Star. AL
replies confidential.
SAILS CAREER-IIe want Man
who wants independence, works
hard and expects to be compen-
satcd accordingly. To the man
who qualities. we offer income in
5 figures ard a permanent career
within the framework of the fifth
largest corporation in the world,
CALL TODAY. SUCCESSFUL
MEN HAVE LITTLE TIME. l will
be available Saturday and Sunday
at 94a-l237.
SALESMAN, ladies' shoes. Expert
enced only. Apply EMMA JETTICK
SHOE STORE, 1887 F ST. NV.
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Statesmen

Openings in our Virginia z Corners
store, in record and sheet music
department and TV. stereo and
appliance departments, Expert
enced only need apply. Salary
men. Call MR.. ROACH. h32-916 IS.
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HELP WOMEN

UNUSUAL POsITIONS-secy., typ,
bkkprS., PIX. oprs., card punch.
exper. only. Welcome. BOYD'S,
200 18th.
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ROOM CLERK

6-day week, relieve l night as
night AUDITOR for motel in Alex.
II. S. grad. with good knowledge
OF mathematics, PIX exper. help
full. Applicant must furnish sa aus
ployment. Apply mgr, OLDE
COLONY MOTOR LODGE, LIST and
N. Washington sts., Alex, Va. NO
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SALESLADIES

Full time and part time, preferably
experienced in selling women S
wear. 5-day week, store benefits.
Apply LIBERTY SHOPS, 1900 G
ct n "
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CIGAR CLERK, full or part time.
Apply in person, c A r r E r
DRUGS, 6S22 Wisconsin ave.
CIGAR AND CANDY CLERK, exp,
neat. Good pay. Apply in person
1883 Macarthur blvd. NV.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY
Must be thoroughly exper. in al
phases Of MANAGEMENT of lge. new
super de luxe garden-type apt. OF
about 400 units. Occupancy ABOUT
December or January in Fairfax
Co, va. Must be able to. handle
renting, collection, supervision OF
Call Mr.. EISLE, WA. 10000. Mon;
Fri. no am. 3 pm, Sat. 0 a.m.-l2
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HELP MEN

TV BENCHMAN, experienced, per-
manent job, good hours, immediate
opening, top salary Call 399-1307
TV TECHNICIAN = WE ARE EX-
PANDING. Excel. salary, expert.
enced outside man, full or part
time. ia. 9-3222 or Sun. and
evenings. JU. g-3344.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY
Must be thoroughly exper. in all
phases of management of lge. new
super de luxe garden-type apt. OF
about 400 units. Occupancy about
December or January in Fairfax
Co, va. Must be able to handle
renting, collection, supervision OF
help and general management.
Call MR.. HISLE, WA. 1920,
Mon. Fri. 10 a.m.-3 pm. Sat. y
a.n1.-12.
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statesmen. c., mems clothing and
perience. Also part time Friday
eve, Sat. all day. DISCOUNT
CLOTHING. I'll H ST. ne.
SALESMEN-I need 8 men who are
money. 2 in the wash. Md. area,
l in Va. This can be an adjunct
to your Job If you have week ends
and ewes. free. Must have late
model car. No canvassing. One
sale can yield $500 to $500 comm.
Our present men all are making
5-figure incomes. No previous ex-
per. necessary. Call Mon. OF
Tues, 8 to 5, MR.. ROBERTS, FE.
$1,000. for interview
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ROTTTE SALESMAN

1GSO i - SIAAGAO4SAAA4N
We have an opportunity awaiting
you with an expanding company.
"a years a leader in the baking
industry. r.
retail bakery routes.
No experience necessary.
Guaranteed salary while training
500 per week. .
for advancement.
You can earn $500 to $4,000
net per year.
-5-day Week-Tuesday through
Saturday after training.
Apply 1881 seth ave. Capital
Heights, Md. Located in CENTRAL
INDUSTRIAL PARK. Phone RE.
5-3737.
RICE'S BAKERY
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HHITk . = I'D =, UNv-y. ~.
BEAUTICIAN, reliable. full or part
time, perm. position. Sprinetield'
va. area. Must have Transports
ton. FL. 4-0550 or 45l-4694
cnn and eVes after g.
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SECRETARY

SEAMSTRESS-FLOOR LADY, dra-
perry workshop. Write giving ex-
perience and salary required. Box
o~dU star
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statesmen

Men who qualify will have to be
more than order takers. They will
be men that love to sell. order
takers need not apply, .drifterS
need not apply. This is strictly for
statesmen that need to earn more
than Sl50 per week. If you are a
kind Of money, and want TO be in
on the ground floor of a new So ,cs
division. opening in this area, for
further details concerning salaries
ard commissions, report nt-
tween IL and 1l:15 am, Mon,
Oc.. 29tn to Room 1922, Charter
Eouse Motel, located on Rte sol
at so, 3 miles east of Annapolis,
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ENGINEERING
GRADUATE

Young man to develop with a grow
ing firm in the construction field.
High level promotion. sales, esti-
mating. development Of design,
etc, all Of Importance. Experience
not as important as attitude, am
bition and ability to meet people
other training also OF value. Car
furnished Salary open. Give com
p!ete resume Box l45-E. Star.
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RECEPTIONIsT

general office
work. tipping must be accurate.
IBM electric typewriter. SIS week.
increase in 6 weeks. Call $50
1886 for an appointment.
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SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

B0OKKEEPER-Full charge. Ma
ture, dependable. experienced
through financial statement. 5
DAYS. Avail. immed. Box 237-X.
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BEAUTICIAN, full time, exper. only.
Good salary guar. plus 500. CIR.
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IBM OPERATOR, 5 yrs. exp. fol-
lowing equip, 1901. 407,. and all
auxiliary enuin. hR2-2RS2.
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MANAGER

Position now open Tor ambitious
man to manage variety store. in
nearbv Virginia area Experience
desirable, excellent salary, fringe
benefits. Write brief background,
Box 204-Z. Star.
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SALES REPRES.

1910, exper. electrical home APP
planes. calling on bldg. con-
tractors. wholesalers and archi-
tects, some travel, co. car and
expenses, $500 base salary.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1871" K st. NV. EX. 3-727G
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MECHANICS, trucks. Must have
own tools. experience and good
references. Excellent starting sal
airy time and 2 over 40 hrs. Uni
forms and cleaning supplied; Apply
n rson do not phone MONDAY
through Friday. . am. 20 4 pm.
SINCLAIR REFINING CO.. 4Ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
FOOD MANAGER

Chain operating a number Of lunch
counters is looking for a super
visor to take COMPLETE charge
Prefer one with chair experience
thorough knowledge OF food and
labor costs. HEADQUARTERS in Met
yopolltan Washington Area. Sub
stantial future for right man.
Only applications detailing expe-
rience fully will be considered. All
replies fully confidential. Box
lDS-V, Star.