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Roosevelt never was able to
mount a serious offensive
drive, although the Riders did
get one chance in the second
quarter when Calvin Snowden
recovered a tumble on the st.
Johns 35. However, penalties
and a stiff st, Johns defense
killed the threat.
Except for the touchdown
drive. st. Johns was completes
ly bottled up by a tough RooSe-
welt defense, spanked by Line
hacker Cordell Gill. Likewise,
the st. Johns line failed to
yield and the backs fought off
the constant threat of the
Quarterback Barry Cont to
Issac Jackson and Elliott
Whisonant passing combina-
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
ATOMS SMASH
FALLS CHURCH

Annandale High School, re-
bounding from an opening de-
feat by George Washington,
overwhelmed Falls Church
41-0, last night at Annandale
in a Group la League game.
Six players figured in the
scoring as the Atoms scored at
least one touchdown in each
period while evening their rec
ord at III.
Tim Austin and Bobby Set
tie fielded consecutive puntS
and scored on long runs in the
third period. The Atoms held
a 1870 lead at halftime.
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Tech High School over South
ern Of Baltimore, 1875, yester-
day at Tech.
Johns returned the kickoff As
yards to midfield. After two
line plays, he scored the
clincher. Techs other touch
down was set up on a 46-yard
pass from Quarterback Neal
Brown to Robert Nelson.
SOUTHERN --.--- 0 8 0 o. 8
TECH 8 o z Ola
Tech--Fulton 3. run (kick failedD.
ington (pass failed).
Tech-Johns 80, run (kick failed.
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ALBEMARLE ROMPS
ON LATE SURGE

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept.
81 tSpeciaD. - Eddie Herring
broke open a close game with
a 78-yard kickoff return to
start the second half and re-
serve Halfback G. A. Baker
wrapped it up with three touch
downs in the final quarter here
last night as Albemarle High
whipped Culpeper, 40-7.
Red Upton capped a 71-yard
drive with a 3-yard plunge to
give Culpeper its first touch
down and close the gap to
lat at halftime. Herring's
kickoff return to the losers H.
yard line set up Paul Carmody's
short plunge.
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LUTHER ACKSON
GETS LIST VICTORY

Luther-Jackson High School
piled up an early lead and
went on to defeat Douglass,
200, last night at Leesburg.
1t was the first victory in two
starts for the winners.
Freddy Gaskins and Clifton
Marshall plunged 5 yards each
for the first two touchdowns
and Quarterback Ben Naylor
passed is yards to Reginald
Spicer for the final score.
LUTHER-JAcKsoN Z 10 o go
DOUGLASS o . 0 o. 0
Luther Jackson-Gaski 3 run
Hawkins, pass from Naylor).
Observation-Disclosures 5, run (run
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is, pass from
Naylor (Hawkins, pass from Nay
lori.
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BELL REBOUNDS
AFTER 2LOSSES

Bell High School sharpened
up its offense after two sue
cessive losses and trimmed
Parker Gray. 1876, last night
at Alexandria.
The Vocats scored in every
including two safeties.
Quarterback Michael Jones
for one touchdown and
scored another.
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NULLIFIED SCORES
HAMPER HOWARD

Howard County's football
team had two touchdowns
called back last night and was
forced to settle for a scoreless
tie with Andover High at How
ards field.
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DUNBAR BEATEN
DESPITE SAFETIES

Chamberlain High School, a
victim Of two fourth-quarter
safeties, hung on to defeat
Dunbar, l2-ll, yesterday at
Dunbar.
Tackle John Bowman and
Guard Vernon Nelson nailed
Volt Quarterback James White
in the end zone both times, the
second with three minutes left.
eS ;IIIIn = 9 9 g 0-I2
chamberlain-Reynoids, 80. run run
failed.
chamberlain-Fitzgeraid 7, run (run
Dun6arUc, white 5, run with FUN
BILE (Bartee rum.
Dunbar. White tackled in end zone.
Dunbar. White tackled in end zone.
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WASHING
PASSES For Tie

Pete Lafakis scored late In
the second quarter on a 30
yard pass from Quarterback
Skip Bouchard to give WASH
ington-Lee High School a TT
tie with Patrick Henry last
night at WI.
The Patriots scored first on
a l-yard plunge by Quarter
back Max McClung.
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MCKINLEY TOPS
BALTIMORE TEAM

Halfback Roderick Johns
raced 36 yards for a touchdown
three plays after the second
half kickoff to lead Mckinley
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MENTE SCORES 3
FOR LITTLE HOYAS

Fullback Pat Mente scored
three touchdowns on short
runs yesterday as Georgetown
Prep whipped Western, 32-l3.
in a scholastic football game
at Western. 1t was the Little
Hoyas' 10th straight victory
over a two-year span.
Quarterback Mike Mitchell
hit Robert Mahoney with q
4l-yard touchdown pass for
Prep to break a 6-6 tie in the
first quarter. The Little Hoyas
then added three more scores
in the middle quarters to put
the game away. t
Western had gained the early
tie on a 42-yard scoring pass
from Quarterback Roland
Woody to End Roland Mer-
rift.
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MCLEAN WHIPS
YORKTOWN TEAM

Steve Luxford and Byron
Trapnell each scored two
touchdowns last night as Nc
Lean High School whipped
Yorktown. $50, in a Group la
League game at the Arlington
school.
Mclean turned four York
town punts into long touch
down drives, with Luxford and
Trapnell each going 10 yards
for scores.
M g6kkF sowN. -. q ! So
McLean--Luxford 4, run (Faris kick.
McLean--Trapnell 10, run Okick
MeLean-LuxfOrd 10, run Paris
MsLssn-Trapnsll 10. run kick
failedl.
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Lee Line Catches Up
With BockfieId Talent

the second period with a 5-yard
run to cap a 45-yard drive.
After that it was just a ques-
ton of how large the Lancers'
margin would be. 1t reached,
$50 before the Tigers were able
to get on the scoreboard.
Groveton's score came after
Lee Quarterback Bob Allen en-
gineered two more drives of 46
and 40 yards, with Allen hitting
Simon with a 31-yard scoring
pass on the second drive. The
Tigers had a fourth and 10
situation on their own 40 when
Quarterback John Nelson threw
to End Bob Lisicki and the
fleet Lisicki raced into the end
zone untouched.
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Orange Victim
Of Garfield
In Group 1-B

Garfield High School, which
finished second to James Mon
roe Of Fredericksburg in the Vir-
ginia Group lib Battlefield
District last year, apparently
intends to wind Up at the top
of the league this year.
The Indians opened their
league season with SIT romp
over Orange, which has lost
only five league games in 10
years, last night at Garfield.
Earlier. Garfield defeated
Fauquier, 1910, and tied Lou
doun County, 6-6, in League
games.
Quarterback Dick Faucette
passed for two touchdowns and
ran for another to lead the
surprisingly easy Gar Field
victory. He hit End Mike CARRIER
with scoring strikes of nine
and II yards and then ran
four yards for another touch
down.
Lester Tucker returned a
punt Sc yards for another Gar
Field touchdown. Orange now
has a 1-2 record,
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SOPHOMORE SPURS
CARROLL VICTORY

A 70-yard punt return by
Sophomore Ricky Thomas,
who until yesterday had never
touched a football in a varsity
game, aided Carroll High
School in its 1877 victory over
Surrattsville at Surrattsville.
Thomas took the ball on his
own 30-yard line and raced
70-yards for a score to give the
Lions a 60 lead.
Surrattsville scored minutes
later on a five-yard plunge by
Fullback Bob Robey to go
ahead. 7-6. but a 13-point Sec
ond quarter by the Lions
clinched the victory.
s s6RR2FFsvrrLr "a lS g Sc a =
Carroll-Thomas 20. punt return
(pass failed).
Surrattsville-Robey 5, run MASSEY
carFoli-courbieltt "a, run Flatery
csrroll-Manchie 5, run tkick
failed). IA
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ORANGE
GAR-FIEI.I

ORANGE - O 2 q q ?
GARFIELD l3 B q al
oar-Field-Parker 3, run (kick failedl
oar-Fteld-Garber @, pass from Pre-
cette (Fradette kick.
orange-Clatterbuck 10, run Gordon
rum
Gar Field-oarber II, pass from Fau-
cette kick failed.
Gar-Field-Tucker So, punt return
(kick failed)
Gar-Field-Faucette 4. run Ckick
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Brother Act
Is Success
For DuVuI

DuVal High School exploded
for scores in every period yes
terday as it whipped Wood
ward Prep, 800, in a nom
league game at DuVal.
Halfbacks Rick and Jim Bart
each contributed a touchdown
in leading DuVal to its first
victory of the season. Rick
darted around end for a first
quarter score while Jim ran is
yards for the final Tiger touch
down in the fourth period.
Dick Rankin tackled q Wood
ward Prep back in the end zone
for a safety and produced a
touchdown with a one-yard
plunge in the third quarter.
T T11RwARD PREP. g 9 9 "a
DuVal-R. Bart 5, run (Hester kick.
DuVal-Hester 3, run Hester kick.
DuVal -Rankin, tackled woodward
back in end zone.
DuvaERankin 1. plunge Chester
DuvSi--J. Bart IS. run Ckick failed. J
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Redskins Rams Numbers

Here the players numbers for tontohts eIeutsed
Redskins Rams game at Los Angeles:
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cULPEPER
ALEMARLi

GEE ES11i I 3 aS-4o
Albemarle-Gay 3. run CHerring rum
Albemarle-Herfing 4, run tGay rum
B, run (Tipton,
Albemarle-Carmody /, plunge trun
failed).
Albermarle-o. A. Baker 4, run Baker
rum
Albemarle-G. A. Baker 4. run Crun
failed).
A. Baker As. intercept
ton Baker rum.
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ANNANDALE ------ 8 "a l4-4l
Annandale-Church 10. run CMis-
tretta kick,
Annandale-Austin 81, punt return
(Mistretta kick).
Misunderstanding 70, punt return
Mistretta kick).
Annandale--Davenport /, run (Mis-
tretta kick.
Annsndale-smith 9. pass from Daven-
port (Mistretta kick.
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POMoNKEY

POMONKEY O q Ia
FAIRMONT HTS. o o 8 ia
Pomonkey-H. Warren. is, pass from
Pomonkey--H. Warren. 90, pass from
jenkins (run failed).
Fairmont Heights-Thomas 80, pass
from Spencer (kick failed,
Fairmont Heights-Hawk, Z, pass
from Spencer (Drummond rum
Pomonkey-C. Warren, 40, pass from
jenkins Baker RUM.
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ST; ,v AAETHoNYs 9 g g 90
ST. STEPHENS
HAS EASY TIME

st. Stephens School scored in
every period but the second
last night as IL BANKED GUAM
tico. 200, in a scholastic foot
ball game at Quantico.
Fullback Tom Longeway took
the handoff from Quarterback
Ron Galtin and drove four yards
for the first score. Galtin then
passed to Rick Palmer and
Charlie Brown in the third and
fourth periods. respectively for
the final two Saint touchdowns.
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UNDERDOG HOLDS
HAMMOND TO TIE

Jim Tapp returned a punt 81
yards for a touchdown in the
first quarter and underdog
Mount Vernon High School
went on to hold Hammond to
a TT deadlock in a Group la
League game last night at
George Washington.
Hammond's touchdown came
in the third quarter after a poor
Mount Vernon punt carried
only to the Majors 29-yard
line. Five plays later, Halfback
Robert Mclaughlin scored from
the 4
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SGEESoVEroN $3.50 9 g g 90
Lee-Moffett A, pass from Poole
(Allen kick).
Lee-Simon 8, run (run failed).
Lee-Poole /. run (kick failed.
Lee-Simon 81, pass from Allen
(kjck failed).
Groveton-Lisicki 81, pass from
Nelson cameron kick.
Lee-Poole 3, run dick failed).
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GEO. PREP
WESTERN

GEO. PREP ---- 1917 10 0-32
WESTERN 8 o o Tia
Prep-Mente 3. run (pass failed.
Western-Merritt AZ, pass from
Woody (kick failedl.
Al. pass from Mitch
ell Crun failed.
Prep-Mente /. run (Gatewood rum.
Prep-Mente 1. run (pass failed.
Prep-O'Grady "a, pass from Glea-
son tO'0rady. pass from Gleason.
Westedn-Anderson 8, run Smith.
pass from Wood.
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FRIENDS BLANKS
FUMBLING TONES

Sidwell Friends School,
spanked by a recovered tumble
for a touchdown in the first
period. rolled to a 24-0 victory
over st. Anthony's yesterday at
Friends.
Defensive End Bradley Maye
fell on a tumble in the end
zone to give the Quakers a
quick 60 lead. They added
three more touchdowns on the
ground as the TONES were shut
out for the second consecutive
week.
ST, ANTHoNY's 9 9 9 90
Friends-Maye, recovered tumble in
END zone Crun failed).
Friends-Averall. As, run (run
failed)
scheneh. 20. run run
Friends-Lucas. 3. (run failedD.
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O. WASHINGTON o 8 o 7-13
MARSHALL -----~- 0 o o o. O
GW-swift 5, pass from Kemper Ckick
failed).
GW-Kemper Al, run Swift kick.
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WILSON SCORES
ON LAST PLAY

Quarterback Danny Hardi-
son hit Pete Swindells with a
37-yard touchdown pass on the
last play of the game as Will
son High School nipped Ana
costa, 81. yesterday at Ana
costa.
The last-ditch play capped a
65-yard drive by the Tigers,
who gained possession of the
ball with 1880 left in the game.
Earlier, Richard Rusk tackled
Indian Quarterback Reggie
Hall in the end zone for a
safety
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BELL q a
PARKER GRAY o o D q

PARKER GRAY Q 0 8 d 3
Bell-safety. Smith tackled in end zone.
in end zone.
Bell-Brantley Z, pass from Jones
(Long rum
Bell-Safety. ShellinRton tackled in
end zone
Bell-Jones ., run. (kick failed).
Bell Owens 80, run.
Parker Gray-Harris 81, pass from
Smith kick failed).
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FIRST-HALF PASS
SINKS CALVERT

Quarterback John Cox fired
q 25-yard pass to End Garold
Cocherham in the second quar-
ter last night for the only score
as La Plata edged Calvert
County, 60. at Calvert's field.
LaPLATA --------- 0 8 0 %
CALVERT 0 o o 90
-Cocherham 25, pass from
Cox (kiek failed).
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HERNDON BEATS
LOUDOUNCOUNTY

Herndon High School won
its second football game in
three starts, 1870, over Lou
doun County in a Group lib
Northwestern District game
last night at Herndon.
LT1o2ypp9gN COUNTY 9 9 9 %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

Madison-Glaze 2, (run failed).
5. run kick failed)
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Mount ,Vernon-Tapp 81. punt return
tGraham kick.
Observation-Disclosures 4. run Lynch
kick).
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EEA .E HENRY 8 I 8 81
Patrick Iienry-Mccluna /. plunge
Edwards kiekl,
w-L-Laiakis 30, pass from Bou.
chard Ueypoldt kick.
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WILSON -O o O Ls
Anacostia--.Hill 81, run 1Folts kick).
Wilson-Safety, Hall taleked in end
zone.
WilEon--Swindells 81. pass from
HArdison lpass fhiledl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

s.. JOhn's-May 4, Jun May kickl.
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BROTHERS STAR
FOR OSBOURN

The Ritenour brothers, Left
Halfback BuZzy and Right
Halfback Allen, each scored on
short runs as Osbourn High
School defeated Luray, 27-7, at
Osbourn last night.
osBouRN $4,000 9 y 7-27
osbourn-shipe, 26. pass from Smith
(kiek failed).
osbourn-Parks, 20, run with inter-
cepted pass lEarhart kiek).
osbourn7B; Ritenour 1. run (Ear-
osbogfn-R. Ritsnour 3. run CEarhart
kickl.
Luray-Nealis 8. pass from shackel-
ford (shsckelford kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21

EAEHS eahEFcH - S12 III
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q oa I2&AAEFE g 8 8 q
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9, run (Hatton rum
2 plunge run tailedl
Evening star., 1963-03-24
ANTIQUE JEWELRY
Estates Bought. Sold, Appraised

Select from our unique collection Of
DIAMOND and gold rings, pins
earrings, bracelets and many other
one-of-a-kind and unusual jewelry
Evening star., 1963-03-24
va NEED l0 FINGERS

WE NEED 10 FINGERS
That can type accurately and be-
long 10 person who likes 10
work with figures. II these fin-
transportatlon 10 Beltsyiile. call
MRS. BROOKS. WE. $4,000. for
interview.
WOMEN WITH CARS for light DE-.
Livery work full or part time.
afternoon and evening. RE.
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ARRREox; RPT ,o.Is,ocE 4 OF THIS AUcTIos
on PAINTINGS. STEEL AMI
coPPERPEATE ENGPAyINSss Gas
OLD WOOD CUTS. LTTHoGRAPHI
PRiNrs. some LARGE LARGE foLios Hss
SPORTlNG AND HUNT PRINTS
CIVIL WAR AND HISTORICAL
fh1NIS. BIRD PRINTS INCL
AUDUBON. FASHION AND FLOW
ER PRINTS. PAINTINGS INCL
MANY PORTRAITS, MANY STILI
LIFE AND AN UNUSUAL SET OF
- q FENCING SPORT PORTRAITS
FURNITURE incl. many Penna
Dutch pieces. cottage chests
cabinets. chairs. stands. tables,
pr. OF maple highpost beds. ADAM
fireside. bench and many othel
pieces too numerous to mention
RUGS. many Persian and Orienta
design rugs, ox12, 5xs and others
CHINA AND GLASS, 4 humber n
pieces. Of Bohemian and eolores
victorian art glass. washboWl anC
pitcher sets and other miscei
METALS. o lovely B-pe. silver serv.
ice, sconces, copper and brass bec
warmers. coach lights, wrought.
iron weather vanes and hundreds
OF pieces too numerous to mention,
MISCELLANEOUS = Large side.
wheeler store coffee Grinder, olc
buggy seats. apotheeary bottles
lot OF postcards. books and hun.
dreds OF pieces Of miscel' iteuS-
AMMAN ANTTOTTEC
Evening star., 1963-03-24
CHEsT-OF-DRAWERs, CHERRY.

CHEST-OF-DRAWERs, CHERRY.
Chrome wire wheels (Cadillac1. |.
Lady's clothes. 1918. OIL. 2-SI52,
CHILDREN'S TRACTORS (25, eas
powered, excel. cond., Sl06 each
Cap. 3 children. WE. 5-9Ss4,
CHINA-ORIENTAL Kutani hand
painted dinner sve. for IL, with
2 Saka bottles and platter to
match, will sac, $3.50. 634-4339.,
CLARINETs B-flat Evette metro
nome, music stand, sheet music
included, $50. A Wurlitzer, s26.
772-0324.
CLEANING OUT OLD BARN-Furn.,
window shutters, motors and tools,
etc. Everything must 20 before
April 10. HE. 4-45s6.
CLOCK, Jaeger-Ls Coultrs, Atmoa.
never used, sale or trade. IA. s.
23l9. r. e
CLOTHING : Ladies, quality, size
l0-11. Maternity 1915, 81 10 s..
Call 656-1793 all week.
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HELP WOMEN
tcoNTlNuEDl
VOTING LADIES

Applications are now being accept
ed for packaging line position in
production department. FRTTO-
LAY. INC. l3450 Bladensburg rd.,
Brentwood, Md.
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can take complete charge, desires
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ARTIST desires free-lance teehnica
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WO. 6-5263
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HEAD GARDENER, age as, wants
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manager with progressive house.
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MAN desires part-time Job as
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MAN wants position. cook. butler,
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North 7-7l26 after 0 am.
YOUNG MAN wants steady wor
or 70 Learn trade. s92.7iSn.
YOUNG MAN with car desires par
time Job evenings and Saturday
3hb.s523.
Evening star., 1963-03-24
WANTED

YOUNG LADIES, AT
TRACTIVE AND PER-
SONABLE, TO 25 YRS,
WHO WOULD LIKE
AN INT E r E TIN 6
JOB CON T ACTING
TOP FLIGHT BUSI-
NESS EXECUTIVES
AND PROFESSIONAL
MEN. DRAW AGAINST
COMMISSION, EXCEL.
CHANCE FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. STATE
AGE, EXPER., EDUCA.
TION, INCL. RECENT
PICTURE AND /:
REFS. IN FIRST LET.
TER, BOX 499-J, STAR
Evening star., 1963-03-24
BUSINESS SERVICES
FOR sALE

ABACUsEs, milk pals. bread
makers, ice cream ffsessrs. buss,
whlps, hand blows. roach trans
horse .brahaea. porch swings
mech, banks, euspidors. eaeles
well buckets, Dutch ovens, RraiF
grinders, stone crooks, cast iror
TOYS, JKNKB, WASH. OfDFs1
HOW'RE n STOVE STORE SINCE
1888. 723 an ~, NV, MA, s-Oa4s
ACcEssORIEs and furniture, vie,
torlAn painting. sis, 0atsisl
table, sib. Pillar and scroll clock
$50. MahoF double bed, mintoF
tiles misc items. e43R 20th al
NV, Sat, sun, 10 a,m.-4 pm.
ACCORDION, Hettimio Boprani
With case, $3.50 or make offer
Call CT. G-4O2e.
ACCORDION, 100 bass, Fgeelsior
ease All ior 5000, bs7.Gsds' '4'
Acc0RDiQNs, le0 bass, Ike nsw
Rgssati tlt, Franco SOS, itAiiaf
B shifts $40, EN- 2-sf7e.
AcCORD1ON--iaO BASS
A RIAL BUY FOR $50
Evening star., 1963-03-24
Painting-D DECORATING

PAINTING. carpentry, etc. inte,
own own work. Ssi- -69sS 44SaSfoS. stItSS 0'
PAINTING inter. and exter. Non.
Ssinssr Ssipss Whits 5itsso refs rs5Ii 2a., Eoot re:
PAINTING ROOMS, S23 EACH
d: c. MD. AND VA. 643-1227
Evening star., 1963-03-24
WOMEN WANTED
WOMEN

SARAH COVENTRY JEwELRY CO.
VIII train you IN an exciting full
or part.time position Earn Sub.
stantial commission. during hours
Of your choice No expef. nee.
MANAGEMENT positions available
ior those who qualify. Car and
ph9ne neeessarY 607-0ses, or
Evening star., 1963-03-24
WOMAN

e5.f0, well gr0omed. interested IN
dlgnlfled local sales Car aud fas
furnished Must have - &. drive
erb permit. ist year potential
fh,OOh, To affanRe for person nj
lnterNlfw eau W.. 2-3lj2, ask for
Mr. tAvt NER
N.RAY TECH., s1eb. N. va Some
exper, Rec not nee,
bbb n Monroe s.. hfi., IA. b.bb3b
iOl N. Alfred st., Alex, XII. p.377O
GUARANTY FMpL.
OpTN TO 7'1u PM