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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Australians Take
Doubles Crowns

ADELAIDE, Australia, Nov.
% (AP).-Australians won
both the women's and mems
doubles titles in the South Aus
tralian tennis championships
today.
Margaret Smith, the worlds
No. / woman player, teamed
with Robyn Ebbern for a 81,
GO decision over Jan Leblanc
and Lesley Turner in the all
Australian final of the women's
doubles.
In the finals of the mems
doubles, Ken Fletcher and
Tony Roche took a five-set
Australian final of the women's
doubles.
In the finals of the mems
doubles, Ken Fletcher and
Tony Roche took a five-set
match from the British team of
Mike Sangster and Roger Tay-
lor, 81, As, Ga, As, 8-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Thomas Al Pick
To Hand Garden
Sub First Loss

NEW YORK, Nov. % (AP).-
Allen Thomas of Chicago is a
4-to-l favorite to spoil Johnny
Persols hopes Of making a
storybook debut as a winning
substitute at Madison Square
Garden tonight.
The 22-year-old light-heavy-
weight contender figures to have
too much punch and experience
for the unbeaten Brooklyn ship
ping clerk in the television To-
rounder CWMAL-7 at 10 p.mO
Persol was signed hurriedly
Wednesday to sub for Mauro
Nina, the Peruvian challenger
who was barred from fighting
Thomas because he had under
gone an operation for a de-
tached retina of the left eye.
Unbeaten in IS bouts as an
amateur, Persol turned pro this
year and has a 30 record, in
GLIDING three knockouts.
Thomas is the No. 9 con-
tender. He has a 1921 record
including IL knockouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Grouse Repeater
As Stock Cor TitIist

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla,
Nov. % (AP) Eddie Grouse OF
Glen Allen. Va, and Rene
Charland Of Ag w a m, Mass.
were repeat winners in modi-
fled and sportsman divisions
respectively, of the National
Association for Stock Car Auto
Racing this year.
Grouse drove in So races, fin
ishing first eight times and
second seven times. Charlano
won 81 and was second Il
times in 70 starts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Racing Board
To Set Dates
Next Week

BALTIMORE, Nov. %
(AP).-Th e Maryland Racing
Commission next week win an
nounce a schedule of 1864 rae
ing dates for the States three
major tracks, Laurel, Bowie
and Pimlico.
Maryland law requires that
dates for the following year be
announced by December l.. A
five-year agreement on alloca-
ton of days has expired.
Bowie and Laurel teamed up
against Pimlic o yesterday as
the arguments were presented
to the commission headed by
Bruce Livie. Each track is enti-
tied to So days. Bowie wants to
use its quota starting January
IL, the e earliest opening in
Maryland history.
Laurel proposed a 52-day
meeting in the fall and winte. r
This would leave Pimlico with
spring and summer dates, plac-
ing 1t in conflict with tracks in
Delaware, New Jersey and New
York.
The argument found two
lawyers considered polite a
friends of Gov. Tawes on oppo-
site sides.
Richard Case spoke for PIN
leo, saying it has had a fall
meeting since the track was
opened in 1870. He proposed
that Bowie open February 8.
IF we open January IL, II
will not interfere with any 9TH
er track in the State of Mary.
land" argued VILLA m c
Walsh. counsel for Bowie. But
it would bother Charles Towr
track in West Virginia, and II
is a known fact that PimlicC
interests own Charles Town"
1--WE are not interested In
that" replied LIVE, an active
Democrat in election cam
paigns.
81 didn't think you were,
Walsh said. II just don't want
it to be a factor with Bowie
getting January dates"
The three tracks had pre-
sented a solid front earlier this
year when the Legislature au-
thorized them to acquire an ad-
ditional IL days each by closing
down minor tracks at Cumber.
land and Bel Air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
College
Football

TONIGHT
Wake Forest at N. C. state (N0.
Pacific at San Jose M.
TOMORROW
WASHINGTON Area
virginia at Maryland
George Washington at Vanderbilt.
Frostburg at Georgetown.
Howard at Livingston.
Capital Classic M.
East
Boston College at Boston q.
Colgate at Brown.
Delaware at Bucknell.
Holy Cross at Connecticut.
Penn State at Pittsburgh.
Dartmouth at Princeton.
Columbia at Rutgers.
Harvard at Yale.
South
Florida State at Auburn.
North Carolina ct Duke.
Tennessee at Kentucky.
Tulane at Louisiana State.
Florida at Miami.
Clemson at South Carolina.
The Citadel at Southern Mississippi.
Furman at West Virginia.
Midwest
Xavier at Bowling Green.
Miami (Ohiol at Cincinnati.
Iowa State at Drake.
Purdue at Indiana.
Notre Dame at Iowa.
Missouri at Kansas.
Ohio University at Marshall.
Illinois at Michigan State.
Ohio State at Michigan
Wisconsin at Minnesota.
Oklahoma at Nebraska.
Kansas State at Oklahoma State.
Detroit at Toledo.
Idaho State at Wichita (NO.
Southwest
Texas Tech at Arkansas.
Southern Methodist at Baylor.
Louisville at Houston.
Southern Illinois at North Texas st.
Rice at Texas Christian.
wyoming at Texas Western (N).
Far West
Colorado at Air Force. r
Idaho at Arizona State M.
New Mexico at Arizona M.
Colorado State at Brigham Young.
OREGON State at oregon.
UCLA at Southern California.
California at Stanford.
Utah at Utah State.
Washington State at washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
CIoy's Transfer
Delays Physical

NEW YORK, Nov. % (AP)
-Cassius Clay probably won't
have to take his Army physical
examination until the end OF
December. according to Selec-
tive Service headquarters.
Clay obtained a draft trans
fer from Louisville to New
York. Selective Service officials
said yesterday his transfer pa
pers have not yet arrived, so
no date for his exam can be
set.
There seems little doubt that
Clay will be able to 60 through
his heavyweight title fight
with champion Sonny Liston in
February. No date or site has
been announced yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
Smart ways
to finance
your new car

The best ways to save money ir
financing that new car - otter
several hundred dollars = are
described in December Bette,
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The regular Family Money Man
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read rs life insurance a good
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Grundstund Club
To Honor Buuoh

Arthur j. Dutch) Bergman,
coach of the Redskins 1913
Eastern Division championship
team, will present the Alexan-
dria Grandstand Mana S
Clubs first Sammy Baugh
Award Wednesday night to the
star of that '43 -Slingin'
Sammy Baugh.
The clubs annual football
meeting will be held at the
George Mason Hotel, and
Baugh, now an assistant coach
at Tulsa University, will be the
principal speaker.
The Baugh Award will be
presented annually to a Red
skin, past or present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Timonium to Get
Enlarged Track

TIMONIUM, Nd, Nov. %
(AP) The race track at the
State Fair Grounds is being
made larger.
The new track will be almost
five-eighths of a mile in cir
conference and will provide
wider turns and longer stretch
than the existing half-mile
oval.
In order to make way for the
expansion, a 40-year-old adj
ministration building will be
torn down and a new one
erected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

Change?
I'm shooting for the 10-pin,
I try to get more speed on the
ball, so I use a different push
away position. Is this correct?"
asks ]. S. of Cleveland.
Personally, I don't believe in
changing my puShaway position
regardless Of what shot I have
AS the illustration shows, / keer
the ball about 8 inches ahead
of my body, and I'm crouched
over a bit.
Stars like Ray Bluth or Eo
Lubanski hold the ball higher
in their stance before pushing
the ball away. But they DOM
vary this position for any spe-
cial shots.
I think you'll develop better
consistency if you stick to one
method in the pushaway. II
will feel more natural for you
too, and help you release the
ball naturally.
Remember, a change in your
pushaway position also means
a change in your timing.
| = 4
Attention, advanced bowlers! Wan
| 200 and up score? In his pamphlet
Tips for the Advanced Bowler" Joe
| Wilman gives key pointers on. amonl
other things, adjusting to slick alleys
For your copy. just send 10 cents ano
stamped, return envelope to Joe
Wilman, care The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Peru Investigations
Ordered for Nina

LIMA, Peru, Nov. % (AP) -
Two government investigations
have been ordered in the case
of Mauro Nina, Peruvian light
heavyweight boxer bann e d
from fighting in New York
State after a medical examina-
tion Wednesday disclosed he
underwent an eye operation for
a detached retina in March.
Peru's Chamber Of Deputies,
the lower house of Congress,
and the governments National
Sports Committee both ordered
Investigations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Williams to Fiqht

NEW YORK, Nov. %
(AP) -Welterweight Vim C e
Shomo Of New York and Tom
williams of Washington, D. c..
will meet in an Fighter GU n d
boxing fe ature at Sunnyside
Garden Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Burford Has Problem

KANSAS CITY, Nov. % (AP) .
Chris Burford, split end of
the Kansas City Chiefs, may
miss Sundays game with the
Jets at New York because of a
kidney stone, the club reported
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Martin Placed
On Beer Roster

CHICAGO, Nov. % (AP).-
Billy Martin, former Minnesota
h alba TX, was placed on the
Bears roster yesterday to re.
place Fullback Rick Casares,
sidelined for the rest of the
season with an ankle separa.
Martin had been on the re-
serve list since suffering a
fractured leg In an exhibition
game against Baltimore in New
Orleans.
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Houk No SIuqeer

Ralph Houk, new Yankee
general manager, played in 81
major league games with the
Yankees but never hit a home
run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
OuBe the
Quarterback
ANSWER

ANSWER
(Question on Page CD
No. 1. No penalty. The ball is
dead; there is no delay of the
game. A team practiced center
snaps during time outs in d
bowl game last year.
distributed by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Traffic, Bupers
Head 14-HOrse
Futurify Field
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE. Nov. 22.-The
third richest running Of the
Pimlico Futurity. to be run to-
morrow. has drawn a field Of
IA two-year-olds.
If all IA go in the 4lst run
ming of the mile-and-a-six-
tenth test, the race will have
q gross value Of s176.250 and
the victor's share will be $l10.-
012.50.
Montpelier's Sheldrake was
the only surprise entrant and
he replaced Even Exchange.
The latter, owned by Reginald
N. Webster, had been slated to
go only if the track was off
and as a running mate with
Traffic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; Hilltop Series; starter
hAndieapi 3-yeaF-OIds and IA miles.

UTdsS TleIO staDIe fnITy.
ALSACE should rally 10 win here. THEODORE c
Is the one To beat FAIR ECLIPSE Is capable Of
upsetting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Futurity Field

Inc IuJuTlJy IlelQ III OIQef
Of post positions and with the
jockey tall horses carry l22
pounds:
Reginald N. Webster's Traf-
fic Manuel Ycaza), Mrs.
Marion r. Frankel's Bupers
Wayne Chambers, Russell
Firestone, jr.'s Dry Sails mo
boy, Montpelier's Sheldrake
(Steve Brooks, Foxcatcher
Farms Ramant eric Guerin) ,
c. V. Whitney's Sub Command
er mickey Solomone), Rokeby
Stables Quadrangle willie
Shoemaker, Mrs. Wallace Gil
roy's Roman Column Jack
Leonardo, Mrs. John w. Hanes'
Breakspear Robert Ussery) j.,
Mrs. Iris Friedman's Nememoo-
sha walter Blum, Darby Dan
Farms Bleacherite CBraulio
Baeza). Helmore Farms Phan-
tom Shot Joe Culmone), c. w.
Engelhard's Murad donald
PIERCE and Darby Dams Orien-
talist (Bill Hartack).
Traffic and Bupers are the
big stakes winners in the Fu-
turity field, Traffic having
won the Hopeful aid Bupers
the Aqueduct Futurity. In ad-
dition, Traffic was second in
the Sanford and Champagne
and third in the Saratoga
Special and a division of the
Cowdin. Bupers was second in
a division Of the Cowdin and
third in the Champagne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

REORGANIZATION should beat weak field
herfe. SWIFTLY BILL finished second fer $1,000 and
Htes excellent chance, u started LADY OF ARABY
has been training alphabetically.
THIRD RAcE-Pwse. $500; claiming ts1SOOn s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Joe KeNys PmEcO Hdndicqps
J. TRACK FAST POST TIME, 1 PM.
SATURDAY RACES.


- HIGH INCOME mEht surprise At siEsble odds.
PEPE Il zorro DISQUALIFIED after finishing first
. winner earlier At Laurel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Breakspear Has Support

Breakspear, who finished
first in the Futurity Prep last
Monday only to be disquali-
fled, rates we'll up with many
observers. and Bleacherite,
Quadrangle and Nenemoosha
also are given a good chance.
Bleacherite finished third in the
Breeders Futurity at Keene-
land and the Kentucky Jockey
Club Stakes at Churchill
Downs. Quadrangle and Ne
nemoosha met in the May
flower Stakes at Suffolk Downs
and finished in a deadheat for
second behind Orbiter.
Shoemaker, who will be seek
ing his fourth victory in the
Futurity, already has won thu
two richer runnings of the
race. with Jewels Reward and
Intentionally, in 1857 and 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Scratches

Clear and Fast-Post, 7:l5 PM.
Leading Legend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

POLAR LAD is In a spot to win another. OPEN
FLOW Is due for . top effort after finishing third
the tErf. ZAPATA Is due for Improvement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

A. Troiano-L. Troiano, Jr. entry.
z3 pounds rs pounds Xxx pounds
xxx 10 pounds apprentice allowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

SECOND RACE-Purse 600: claiming 81 OOOl; s.
year-olds and fnrlonEs
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CHAUFFEUR HoUsEMAN

Must be free TO travel and able
TO relocate. Quarters fuTn. Must
erences req. Call Mr.. Lee. $685.
5000. ext. 4o1.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ABC'S ALL REALTY EXAMS
Learn How to Sell Buyl Invest!
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FURNIIURE-Dining tabls, nahO-
gany Duncan Phyfe with Z leaves
and pads, china cabinet, MAHOGANY,
all In good condition. 80 each o.
make offer. 10. 1-lO17.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

EXPER., reliable " m n Inv
and child care. ! day Wks White
Oak area. Must have car. Refs re-
quired. $3.50.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TYPING
Technical or Straight Copy
Guaranteed Work 56o-les
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ANTIQUE JEWELRY

OH VI w LL41t 7
Select from our unique collection Of
DIAMOND and gold rings, pins.
earrings, bracelets and many other
one-ot-a-hnd diamond and gold Jew.
Estates Bought, Sold. Appraised
GEORGETOWN JEWEL GALLERY
l265 Wis. Ave. NV. re. 1870
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EuR SALE

FURNITURE-Dinin tabla. ruaho-
gany Duncan Phyfe with 4 leaves
and pads, china cabinet, mahogany,
all In good condition. 80 each a
make offer. 10. 7-l077.
FURN.-Sgi. bed with headboaFd,
blond end table with lamp, wall
mirror. Set Grolier encyclopedias,
ladies' wool skirts and dresses giIa
ll-l3. 703-67-z5Sl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tWfn-giZe.
extra firm m attress with box
spring. wooden legs mattress COW
e. and studio cover good cond.
SIS. Handsome italian provincial
black leather easy chair, with Pc
can frame, Se5. 5panel ItaiiaH
screen, with oil painting On panelE.
6lz Il. high SIS. Re. 7-l77l.
FURN-, lounge ehairs CD Blue
upholstery, cost 500 ca, sac. 500
ea-s antique french Provincial
round cocktail table, 800, excel.
eond., EN-. 2-796s.
FURN-Bedrm. suite dinnetts ct,
Colonial rocket hide-a-bed. Best
reas. offer. RA. 3-5704.
FURN.-M Moving out Of Conn. ave.
apt, selling couch, chair, tables,
small items. no. 1900. Ext. ia.
FURN.-Beaut. mahog. bed, snl.
rugs spreads chest lugEages other
items. CAL sS4sll3.
FURN.-Like new-parents m owed
to Florida and left me with : rms.
Of lovely furn., brown and metallic
hide-a-bed, like a sofa, with z
lounge chairs 70 match green and
brown pc. Fruitw wood twin
biscE. Ebite and soId Nits
chairs, vibrator chair, cost 500,
will sell reas. house flower fountain,
shadowboxess magazine racks, drap-
cries dishes, all misc, no room TO
store must sell Immediately. Best
offer, Summit Hill Apis, e5oe 18th
st., APT. SIS. Silver Spring, Nd. Sss-
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SIT. MEN AND WOMEN

CLEANING-Floors, walls and win
dOWs or what have you? Profes-
siOnal workers, best equip. Call
HENRY'S at 1850.
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SITUATI0RS-W0MEN
ADMIN. FRIGHT HAND"

ADMIN. ASST, wide exper.. admin.
and organ. liaison init. agencies.
Box 1871, Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC

BABYsTTTER, RELIABLE, in my
home of yours. Avail. any hrs,
ne. area. 2lst and Eye. After 7
pm. 399-6o2l.
BABYsTTTER, one child, hours, TO
,. z or . days a week. Refs. Call
5sl-3s5s.
BABY SITTER for 4 small children.
Live in. Week ends free. Small Sa-
larry. ia FitEhugh lane, Wood
bridge, Va. Mrs. Griffin.
CARETAKER, roon1ing house. 93s
Ny, ave. NV. Free rent for serv-
Ice. DL 1857, DI. z-32z4.
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WHO SAYS
IT'S A
MANS WORLD?

Behind every mans
telephone call there
Is q woman. She's
q smart woman.
She's efficient. She
has to be. She has
to place the COM
plex long distance
calls that people
cannot place them
selves.
Hers Is Q demand
ing Job but We make
IL worth her while.
Not only do we pay
$40 o week to
start. but we also
offer group life
insurance, group
medical coverage,
good VacaGlonS Win
pay and free pen
sion.
Come in and see US
at 500 W. Broad
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am. to 4 pm. Mon
day through Friday.
We are an equal OPP
portunity employer.
THE CAP TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
P.S. II you'd rather
come downtown,
we're at 725 18th
st.. NV.
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WOMEN. fun or part-time. Eve
Nelson cosmetics, have openings
for distributors and group mana
ger. 10. 1922 all day.
WOMAN, to live-in as member Of
family, supervise 4 school age
children. 76s-4S22.
WOMAN, start now for big Christ
mas earnings as an AVON rep
reSentative. Call DI. 7-oz21.
WOMAN FOR private school, an
swer phone, and other light duties.
Must live on premises. RA. 6-6542.
WOMEN (2) dependable and exper
fenced IN child care I'D to live in
Call for appt. and further informa
ton Sat. and Sun. 24s-e5l1.
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HELP DOMESTIC
(coNTIRUED)

CHILD CARE-Lfvs tn. Sday week.
gh.w.s mus have exper. and rets-s
=. ILL., FL Ln.-L
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PERSONNEL
SPECIALIST

Rapidly expanding research firm located in
Fairfax County, Va, has an immediate opening
for personnel man to take complete charge
of the total non-exempt employment and place
ment program In addition the man selected
for the post will assist in technical recruiting
This is an excellent growth opportunity for an
ambitious self-starter with at least BIS or
MS. degree and a minimum Of 90 years per-
sonnet experience. An equal opportunity en-
ployer.
Please send your resume to Box 26-C, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC

High school graduate, 6th-class Il.
cense, knowledge Of air condition.
ing. Office bldg. Must have ability
70. use. carpenter and other tools,
take charge In absence Of building
engineer, also pitch In" and do
every kind OF work when needed
FERN anent position, AIS to II
pm, days a week. Good employe
steady and dependable. In reply
state age, height, weight. schooling
experience, telephone number, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
HELP MEN

MAN, to work as helper on rlainte-
nance truck. Must be able to handle
tools. Service station experience
preferred, but not required. Apply
23l4 5lst pl., Tuxedo, Md, between
7 and am.
MAN, 23-43, married with car, 500
weekly to start, service and sell
established territory, no experience
necessary. For interview phOn e
S64-4027.
MAN AND WIFE, no children, to
work in and around dog kennel.
rooms, kitchen and bath, unfurn.
Prefer man from Va. farm, 30 to
50 yrs. old. $3.50 cash and living
quarters. M, ]. WAPLE, $40 Duke
St., Alex, Va. AID. A-2oos, or FL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
MANAGER
Shop Home
Department

Major department store is looking
tor top-flight man experienced
and .re-upholstering departments.
Must have capacity to supervise
ana schedule. floor personnel and
outside saleSmen, and be
thoroughly familiar with quality
control. High volume area, II
you feel that you can qualify
for this position, write particu.
lars stating experience, when
avallable, age, and salary ex-
peeted to Box 394-D, Star,
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P. o. BOX 9745
Washington d. C.. 7ools

MAN for vsriety store, Fxperi.
enced, good starting salary, Va.
cation, Apply In person. II. L
GREEN CO, S64e Colesville I'd /,
Silver Spring, Md.
MAN, mechanically Inclined in
engineering and maintenance
toned apt. bldg. in NV. Prefer
ably not subject 10 military
service. Good salary, excellent
opportunity. Call Re. 7-44O0
between 4 and pm. Ask for
superintendent.
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PROPERTY
MANAGER

@N@a && a - A@4k
To take charge Of one OF Washing
tons outstanding luxury type apart
ment Developments with approx
mately LOO units, for top manage
ment company. This Is an outstand
ing executive position for a mar
with experience. An excellent sal
airy Is Offered together with sub
stantial benefits. Reside nce or
property Is optional. Replies will b.
held confidential. Send complete re
sumo 70 Box 443-D, Star.
RADIO AND TV TECHNICIAN
sion basis, 594-4608 ask for JIM
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, res
idential, commercial full time Of
vii train to pass Va. exam. MR.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. reed
p 5sii EHEH SEESL & f s, s. Ap 1894
REAL ESTATE statesmen or WON
en-, full time, for active Mont
ROmery Co. Realtor, with progress
sive Ideas. Member OF multiple list
ing Full office cooperation. Cal
Frank Geracl AT JU, q-Al5A.
JAMES c. CONLEY 4 co.
9575 Georgia Ave.
RIAL ESTATE sALEsMAN NEED,
Ed, free Sept. training class now
"EKRN WHILE YOU LEARN"
n o m potential unlimited, your
chance 10 get In Real Estate now
Call w. NICHOLAS. Realtor
REAL ESTATE, Bethesda Chew
chase. full time only, will train
member NILS, call Mr., Thomas al
mn. THH60nMiAS 4 KELLEY co. =.
REALTORS OIL. 4-e3J1
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, exper /.
full time, residential and CONNER.
cial. Member Of NILS. Co. benefit,
incl. hosp. and draw 10 the righI
REALTY, KI, S.4722
REAL ESTATE SALES, guaranteed
income. We will train In real estate
eNper. statesmen or Individual will
proper personality and background
Full time only. Call Mrs Calbraitl
between and u am. Monday
through Friday,
DGNALD Y. YoUNKN 4 co.
765e University Blvd, w., Wheaton
S51.l5o0
REAL ESTATE Statesmen tOT
WOMEN Need 2 professionals 4
complete small staff. Offering com
tinuOus flow OF listings. ENcellen
walk.in location. Ample floor time
Draw and other benefits. Call Mr.
Hackner for confidential interview
SA7.19o0.
T. N. LERNER
! WHEATON PLAZA