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wan MSN1UUUll, sophomore
end who took over for the injur-
ed Dickie Cralle, has done an
outstanding job both extensively
and defensively for Fulton. Be
sides catching two passes for
IS yards, McKibbon has been a
top defensive performer all sea
son long.
Others who have impressed the
Sideliner with their tough play
have been tackles Bobby Robert
son, a sophomore, and Steve
Kelvin, junior. Along Wit h
Sandy Mclaughlin and Bill
Hanes, these two boys have
made the tackle spot one of the
bright lights III the Tiger camp.
Robertson and Kelvin. along with
senior Sidney Druen, looked es-
pecially good in last weeks
game with Apprentice School.
Not only does Fulton possess
two flight guards in Druen
and Kenny Pritchett, but he has
a host of other guards who can
perform With equal ability Billy
Edwards. Chuck Poss, Denny
Finger. Danny NedWick and Ed
Beck. All these boys have seen
action this season and Fulton
doesn't hesitate to insert any one
of the group into the lineup at
any time.
Coach Fulton does not have
freshman squad, as such. at
Hampden-S Sydney but he will be
the first to tell you the inn
portance of his freshmen in the
weekly practice sessions. His
red or yellow team. composed
OF freshmen, has the Job Of the
opponent during practice They
run the plays and pattern the
defenses Of that weeks opron-
ents. trying to give the first two
teams an idea Of what to ex-
pect come Saturdays game. AS
Fulton puts it. These boys have
Just as much to do with our
winning or losing each week as
do those who play the ball game
They don't get any publicity OF
glory tol their part but h e
boys on the team know how
much they mean to our success.
Just another Of the many in
side stories in sports.
LEWIS EyERETTE. the Tig
ers hard nosed fullback Of last
year. 5 helping the H-SC coach
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18
Greensville To Test Unbeaten
CreWe In District ; Action
Scampter.
Victoria 10

Scampter
Victoria 10
IN one of the outstanding de-
fenslve games Of the year, Vic
tor.a 5 Ralph Andrews plunged
across the Rando ph-Henry goal
late in the fourth quarter to give
the Painters 10 victory.
Andrews also ran over the extra
point.
BMestOne $40
After scoreless first half.
Bluestone scored two tbs to
knock of intla-county riv
Park View $40.
H. J. NeWcomb led his team
With a touchdown and two extra
points and tackle Hershel Car
ter recovered a Park View FUN
Bile n the end zone for the final
score.
Greelsville 22-0
Greensvllle county handed
Brunswick a solid 22-0 stonping
last Friday night in a game
played at Emporia.
Top games in the district this
week are Victoria at Bluestone
and Greensville at Crewe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18

per carry. Behind Whitaker are
Archie Soucek POS yards in As
carries ard Buster Lammay
tl89 yards in "A carries,
Quarterback Whitley Lipscom5
has thrown Al passes. cOmplet
inc - for 334 yards and three
ouchdoWns. His chief target has
been end Kent Carter who has
caught eight p a S G S for l42
Yards and two tbs Wingback
George Heilig has pulled in six
aerials for l3l yards.
Travis Tysinger. H-SC's Mr..
Tee" leads the team in scoring
with Is points, followed by Car
ter. Soucke and Whitaker with
II points each on two touch
dCWrs apiece
AS a team. Hampden-Sydney
has total offense per game of
3427 yards as compared to their
opponents PAS The Tigers have
scored - points to their oppo-
nents So, 40 of those coming
from SeWanee.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18
Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result
BY Ruth Myrick

After last weeks bowling
found the standings drawn closer
together. Leggett ) winning all
three games from Home Furni-
ture leaving the two teams tied
fol- first place. TAYLOR Forbes
taking two games from First
National ara still holding II I'd
place Dorothy May won two Of
the games rolled from Ba OWN S
leaving these two teams tied for
fourth position
Top honors Of the evening for
highest three games rolled goes
to Leggettfs with a pinfall OF
1896. also high game of 467.
Agnes McFadden. Of Leggett S,
the highest individual t h e e
game set Of 296.
K tty Jenkl IS. bowling 70 r
Home Furniture. had the high
game Of ia pinfall. Other MEM
bers rolling over 100 We're. Cam
py Hay 10l, Doris Hatcher 100,
Dot Gates l06, Ann C,oWdis l02.
Ruby Woodson lOl. Polly Nc
Kay 1903 and lo5. Agnes McFad-
den l04. and Nancy Hutton 1872
League Standings
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Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result

RESULTS: Legge't's 4. Va.
Tel & Tel. Co. 0. Martin The
Jeweler 4. Kayton Fuel 0, and
Crewe Laundry 2. Newman Tire
2.
SUMMARY: Individual h z Il
game Dunkum, 2l8. Individual
high three game st B Watson,
576. Team high game Martin The
Jeweler, 1896. Team high t
Martin The Jeweler, 3o56.
STANDINGS: Martin The Jew
eler 1876; Leggett's 1879 Crewe
Laundry l5l2 3D.: Newman Tire
ll-13; Kayton Fuel lib. and
Va. Tel. & Tel. Co. l2-23l
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18
&AAne Ne.v,
Eleven Men Don't Make A Team
BY GERALD DUNCAN

II taxes tar more than the eleven
W MAKE Or break football
sgels mat deserve special mention Hanpden Sydney
College
ATOP the s IS sophomore back Travis the Bangas
kicking specialist Tysrlger Tiger at
YARDS per KICK the punter
tAua point kicker With of eight attempts field
goal boofe with for 80 Newport
Apprentice School last Saturday
ms running ability e has gained 14O
enabled Tysnger lead individual scorlne eo,
coach Sokee Fulton Tigers blonde
1or 10 points with touchdown points
Just be1lnd Iysnger III scoring IS freshman
Kendall Whitaker
Whitaker is the Tigers leading
10 carries Tor 1862 rushing Whitaker 1875
FOUNDER has touchdowns
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18
Tysinger And
SOucek Star In
300 Win At mn

The Hampden-Sydnev Tigers
Will be battling for their fourth
win N five games this Saturday
when they meet the Western
Maryland Green Terrors before
an expected Homecoming Day
crowd of 1000 at Death Valley.
Though not a traditional rival
OF the Tigers the Western Mary
land encounter Saturday will be
one OF the most sought after vic
tories for Coach Stokeley Fulton
and his Bengals, since it was
VIM that handed the Tigers a IL
"a defeat last season and cost
H sc the Masor-Dixon title. The
homestanding Tigers don't wan.
repeat performance this year.
OF chief corcern to Stokeley
Fulton at present are a number
Of nl uries received in last
week $ 800 triumph over New
port News Apprentice School. No
less than five boys received in
lurles in that contest. ends Kent
Carter shoulder. and Buzzv
Stuart footi tackle Sandy Nc
Laughlin head. center George
Perkins and wirgback George
Heillg, both face injuries. All
have been prac icing this week
with pads except for Carter.
I'VE sure hope Carter is ready
Saturday Our end position is Of
major concern anyway. vi Il
Cralle out, Fulton commented
Tr0unce nm 800
The night air seemed to be to
the liking Of the Tigers last Sat
urday night as they rebounded
from the 490 drubblng at Sc
Waree to trounce Newport News
Apprentice School 500. T h G
small Hampden- Sydney line, out
weighed some 20 pounds per
man. gave the Tiger backs plen-
~ OF running room and held Ap-
prentice TO Just SO yards total
offense, all on the ground. Tha
Shipblulders tried four passes
ana all We're Incomplete.
Junior running back Archie
Soucek accounted for y Of the
Tigers 30 points with I'D runs
OF eight and SIX Yards. Soucek
scored the first H-SC touchdown
from eight yards aWav after nd
Walt McKibbon had blocked an
Albert Douglass punt en- the Mn
~ yard line.
Travis Tysinger booted ~
yard field goal in the first guar
ter 70 send the Tigers out III
front 80 at intermissior.
Soucek accounted for the sec
ond Tiger I'd in the third quar-
ter going straight up the middle
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Results

Anena 20 Blackstone 0
Buestone IA Park View 0
Buckingham 80 Cumberland 6
CreWe II Prince Ed. Ac.
GreeHsVille y Brunswick e
Victoria Randolph Henry 0
Amelia 5 Henry Jones scored
two touchdowns Friday night to
Lead his team to a 300 victory
over Blackstone.
Jones scored the frs. and sec
ond tbs fol Amelia, on six
yard slant i'll the first quarter
and a l6 yard run after a pass
interrogation in the second quar-
ter.
The thru Amelia score came
on IS yard pass play from
quarterback Ben Marshall to
h.1ltback John ToWnes.
Statistic-wise Blackstone was
4SHL UP villa Aneud. having Ill
yards rushing to the Orioles ia
Blackstone had IA first downs to
Anne ia 5 II
Buckingham 1915
Buckingham put Oh its finest
offensive performance tn several
years last week, scoring a 336
win over the Cumberland Dukes.
Grand Llewel.yn 4 l5o II.
peedster. scored twice tol the
Bucs on two 10 yards end rams.
Other BUCKINGHAM I'd S We're
scored by Jim Llpscomb. Bobby
Sloddy and Ed BennlAghove. All
. h g Buckin cham touchdoWns
cam "a ead rams: Llpscomb's
vas for as wards. Snoddy's fol
IS and EanninghoVe' S, 10 yards
Woodrow Soathall scored the
! one Duke I'D On a SIX yaro
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18
Monday Night
Bowling League

RESULTS: Tastee Freeze 4.
Dairy Isle 0. WSVS 4, Safeway
0. Prince Edward Mills 8 Farm
ers Supply l.
SUMMARY, Ind. High Game.
Jody Rainwater 1893. Ind. High
Three Games. Carol Chandler
400 Team High Game, Prince
Edward Nils 984. Team High
Three Games. WSVS 2735.
STANDINGS: Prince Edward
Mills. 22-2: WSVS III: Farm
ers Supply lib: SafeWay 1914.
Dairy Isle 6-18; and Tastee
Freeze GLIB.
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tricky bootleg play. Once it re-
suited in a touchdown and the
other time it set up the winning
score at the one yard line.
Prince Edward stoppe ed
CreWe's first touchdown bid to-
ward the end of the first quar-
ter after a Bobby Farmer punt
had been blocked on the PEA
Sc yard line. From there Wilson
led his team to three first
downs. the last one on the five
yard line. Here the stout hearted
Academy arose to the occasion
and held CreWe to a minus yard
age in four attempts, taking
over on the six yard line.
Again in the second quarter
the Academy defensive unit was
called upon and again it re-
sponded calamity. 1t all started
when wills on intercepted a
Farmer pass and returned it 20
yards to the Academy IA. After
picking up two first downs. the
hard hitting PEA defense knock
ed loose the pigskin from a
CreWe back and recovered the
ball. 1t was all to no avail, how
ever, as fullback Tom Fulcher
was hit and fumbled or the first
play from scrimmage and Don
aid Jones recovered for the
Railroaders on the PEA Is.
From here Crewe drove for its
first I'D with Wilson Bookkeeping
seven yards for the six pointer.
The half ended with Gre " e
ahead 60.
PEA Ties Game
A second tumble recovery by
Prince Edward Academy set up
the lone Wolverine touchdown
early in the fourth quarter. The
Academy took possession on
their own AZ yard line and drove
So yards for the score. with
f'ulcher banging over center
from the two for the score.
Highlighting the scoring drive
for PEA was the passing combi-
nation of Bobby Farmer and
Glenn Morris and the running Of
F'ulcher Farmer hit Morris on
three straight passes. after the
Academy had picked up its
fourth Is yard penalty. good for
20 yards Fulcher ground out
the last 10 yards to the goal in
three carries. The try for the
point was stopped by CreWe and
the game was knotted at Sc.
Wilson Stars
Once again it was Wilson who
paved the way for the winning
touchdown Wilson took the kick
off from PEA on his 10 yard
line and ran it back 33 yards
to the CreWe 43, from where the
Railroaders drove for their sec
ond I'd. Some good running by
fullback Cramer Boswell and
halfback Joe Morrissette gave
Crewe first down on the Is,
but PEA fought back and held
Crewe to a fourth and seven TO
go Here Wilson faxed handoff
to his left and kept the ball
around right end for 10 yards
before being pushed out on the
one yard stripe Halfback Raw
Roop scored two plays later to
give Crewe a 1916 margin.
Pri zee Edwards defensive
urit made one more strong bid
in the closing minutes when
Jackie Evans picked up what
appeared to be a loose ball and
raced downfield on the way 70
a score but the officials called
the play dead and Crewe retain
ed possession.
Statistics
Farmer, passing mostly from
the short punt formation, com
pleted eight Of l9 passes for 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18
Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Eagles 0, Yankees
2; Fire Balls 2. Bull Dogs 0, and
Wild Cats 2. Bombers 0.
SUMMARY: Individual h g h
game Ronnie Booth, ll3. Indi-
vidual high two game set Denny
Sequ.n, 200. Team high game
Yankees. 351. Team high set
Yankees, $50.
STANDINGS. Fire Balls 1912.
Yankees rs Bombers 6-6. Wild
Cats 6-6: Bull Dogs 81, an d
Eagles 2-lO.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18
DOG BOOTS

Many areas Of the country re
Glile special protection for
DOES feet when dogs are hunted
hard. Here's one way to make
inexpensive. workable dog boots.
Take bicycle innertube and cut
into six-nch PIECES. Slip over
dogs feet and close with regular
adhesive tape. Rubber grips
ankle. keeps boot on. Tape cush-
ions against sharp rocks. burs,
tumble weed, etc.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18
Fired-Up Wolverines Lose l2-6
Thriller To Crewe RailrOaders

A fired up Prince Edward
Academy squad outplayed the
undefeated CreWe RailroaderS
Friday night and only two fine
calls by the Railroaders stellar
quarterback, Whip" Will son,
prevented a major upset.
Wilson, f in d ng the tough
Academy defense too strong to
penetrate except for short gains
on the ground. twice called the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-18

ing staff. now that Bill Pegram
has started basketball practice.
The Little All-American has been
coaching the opponents, who
We're spoken of earlier in the
Sideline Views.
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SALES
$4,000 $4,000 Up
Annually will be yours BY learn
ing to professionally help people
to buy and sell their homes. Are
you married 70 or over. and do
you want q dignified career? II
proven sales ability, call Mr.. Rob-
inson, IA. 7-SO12.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
REALTORS MTG. BANKERS
SALES ENGR., exper., plumbing
and heating, knowi. valves, Govt.
sales desirable, car, n.f. to $4,000
CITY PLANNER for medium-size
city and surrounding area.
OPERATIONS RESEARCH. several
positions associated with weapon
analysis, gaming, no fee.
WALTER H. KEssIER
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. S-9442
SALES, PART TIME, selling chill
dren's shoes. DANIELS BOOTERY,
Rockville pike and Wheaton.
YeaI-around employment. much
experienced. Paid training II in
experienced. Apply DANIELS
BOOTERY, Ellsworth dr.. and Fem
ton ST.. Silver Spring.
SALES-Earn better than average
income by selling Knapp Aerotred
Shoes full or part time. Open
ings d. c. and surrounding areas.
Liberal commissions. bonus, free
insurance. Equipment free. Write
l.. ]. BREWER, 1908 Eastridge
rd2 rmonium. Md. or call CT.
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RELP MEN
PART-TIME
MEM WANTSTn


Evenings and Saturday, Must be
well groomed, married and re-
Liable, For personal interview, see
Mr. Young at the MARRIOTT
MOTEL. Twin Bridges, IL am.
to 2 pm. or 4 pm. Monday only.
No phone Salls.
PART TIME, Wand. men. No can
wasting. no exper. nee. Car. $12
eve. JU. 5000, IA. b-9467.
PART TINE, ewes. and Sat, men
20-35 with car. Approx. $66 per
wk. Call 525-1717.
PARTS MAN WANTED, must be
exper:, please contanct Mr.. MAC
OR. 4-4444.
PIX OPERATOR, will consider
handicapped person, 40-hr. wk.,
some filing. Box 19-C, Star.
PERSONNEL SPECIALIST
INSTRUMENTATION
Suburban Md. firm needs youne
grad, with psychology or stats.
tics degree to Join their co. staff
Start $4,000 plus excel. ben. BrinG
transcript Of grades. Miss Brown
SMELLING PERSONNEL. sos 14tf
st NV
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HELP MEN
SALES TRAINEE
$1,000 SALARY


Fast growing manufacturer needs
an experienced salesman under
35 to sell O well-advertised line
Of tangibles to executives and
purchasing agents. Out-of-town
sales manager interviewing in
Washington. A new item. En-
ployment Service (Graebner'sl
Elk. 3-14SS, 1343 H st. NV, Elk.
1914. 1915 Georgia avenue.
SALES CAREER = Unlimited OPP
portunity for responsible statesmen
accustomed to active contact with
public. Age 25-4S. We have leads,
attractive rates, high commits
sions, incentive bonuses, group
disqualification and the most mod
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success. Several management posi-
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2 yrs. Call Arthur H. Roos; agency
LIFE, 5SS-6600, from 8 an. to
8 pm. Mon. and Tuesday.
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REFRTCFR1TION sERyTCFM1N-

REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN-
Expanding service organization
desires skilled technician. Contact
Mr.. Allen, LA, $4,000.
REFRIGERATION sERVICEMEN,
must be thoroughly familiar with
service Of all Frigidaire products.
Permanent position, top sal, paid
vacation. disqualification, trans
portation furnished. Apply BRAY
q SCARFF SALES, INC, So Sheri-
dan st. NV.
RESIDENT ENGINEER for q new
garden-type apartment of $3.50
units in northern Prince Georges
County, We are looking for q
man who can do minor electrical
plumbing, furnace and air-con-
ditioning repairs. Salary plus apt.
Contact Mr.. Grund, B. r. SAUL
CO., Ma. S-2100.
RETAIL STORE needs hardwork-
ing. intelligent man in 20s for
full-time, all around jobs. No stu.
dents. GIANT MUSIC, ITO W.
Broad. Falls Church
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II YOU believe YOU have the
talent and temperament to
accept this kind Of challenge
and responsibility, we urge
you to arrange for local In
terview.
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SALES
MANAGEMENT

Well-known company has
an opening in its sales man.
agement staff. Interested in
college graduate with good
sales record who can lead
and train men TO sell. Good
bonus, all fringe benefits,
no travel. This Is an ex-
tremely good long-term ca
reer opportunity with great
potential for substantial
earnings. When replying
give your BACKGROUND in
detail. All replies confiden-
tlal. Our employees know OF
this ad. Box 4S-C. Star.
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HELP MEN

NIGHT WATCHAHAN, man over 40,
good with animals, telephone, and
people. call AID. 4-S5S6 after 10
am, July 90,
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OPERATIONS
RESEARCH
ANALYST

To perform model con-
Struction for special
military operations
and the quantitative
analysis Of detection,
early warning, and
communications net
works. Will assist in
analyzing perform
ance and character
iStics of instrument
tation emerging from
research and develop
m e mt programs.
Strong background in
mathematics, data
processing, and expe-
rience in meteorology
desirable.
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SALES 50 6nn

SALES 50, 6UU
Los o1s sS %5 q . tssehp S. machines
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV,
Sales Mgr, Foods 1880
ATLAS AoCY.. 142O N. Y. Ave. NV.
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SALES, technical, computer type
equipment and services. Degree
and minimum 2 years experience.
Some government. Call Mrs. Dam
lei, GENERAL KINETICs. INC.
071-4b0O. An equal opportunity
employer.
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HELP MEN
PURCHASING AGENT
EXPERIENCED

firm in b. c.-Baitimore area.
knowledge contract buying pro-
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ing challenge, solid future for
right man. Send full resume in
confidence TO CONSULTANT, Box
2S5-C, Star.
RADIO REPAIRMAN, for full or
part time employment, capable
Of reading schematics, some
knowledge Of FIN, circuitry help
full, not required. An equal OBJ
portunity employer. Phone 296-
6499 for appt.
RESTAURANT MANAGER
Wanted = Manager to take full
charge successful restaurant. busy
shopping center. Must be expert
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with references. Send full particu-
lars with snapshot. State salary
expected. Box 09-C, Star.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS for Land
over. Lanham and Bowie areas.
VIII train. No age barrier except
applicants must be FL. High In
come for those that work. Call
PARAMOUNT SALES. 772-lsOO
REAL ESTATE SALES, Nd or D. c,
license, or will train. Excel. oppor.
for highest earnings. Call for Apt.
Mr.. PELL, JU. 7-5200.
REAL ESTATE, part or full time,
man or woman to work new house
project and Tor brokerage in Mont.
Co. New office for estab. broker,
Call DICK BROWN, JU. $3.50,
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THE SUNDAY STAR F-3
Washington. D. c.
July 2S, 1868
HELP MEN

SUPER MARKET MANAGER. top
flight only need apply, must have
exper. in groceries, meats and
produce. Top salary plus per.
centage Of profit. Include compl.
resume TO Box 1850, Star.
AND FILTER, experience
wanted with business ability.
Golden opportunity. give ph0n0
number, Box GIG, Star. Il
TEACHERs-The day Of the poorly
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salaries for absolute beginners are
from $4,000 TO $500 for the
3S-wk. term and range up 70
$500 for exper. teachers. Many
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positions in, French, Physics, Arts
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TEACHERS, schools and colleges,
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TCHRS. AGENCY. 516 N. Charles
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SPECIFICATION ENGINEERS
In Florida
SPECIFICATION ENGINEERS

To provide consultation and
guidance on the interpreta-
lion, negotiation and accept
ance OF Government, custo-
mer and vendor specifica-
lions dealing with proposals,
requests for quotes and con-
tracts. Must be able to an
ticipate and correct poten-
tial specification difficulties
and to prepare final speci-
fications that reflect agree
ment between various de-
partments and the customer.
Must have q general know
ledge OF the technical field
OF engineering in order to
understand specifications,
their Interpretation, termin-
ology and applications, as
well as the Specifications
problems involved. Prefer
B.S.E.E., B.S.M.E., BIS. Phys
les Minimum of 2 years ex-
perience in military sircraft
and/or missile specifications.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Established Northern Prince
Geo. Co. Realtor and Multi
pie Listing office has OPEN
ing for aggressive man. II
inexperienced, will furnish
professional school progam
and on-the-job training to
person wishing to learn and
enter this highly rewarding
profession. Call Mr.. Hart
man, e. c.. HILLEY q Co,
REALTORS, AP. 7-720O.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

40 Chaplains were taken on a
four hour tour of the Air
Base.
AT this meeting, special en-
phasis Was placed on the inn
portance of young boys 1918
years of age receiving their
preparation training in their
local {. A. p. To Join this
group, a boy might attend the
regular meetings held at the
{. A. p. building at the Twin
City Air Port each Monday
night at 7:30 p. m
The second Of these Confer
enccS was held at Wake For
est, sponsored by the Home
Mission Board of the Southern
Baptist Convention. Chaplains
from the Army, Navy. Marine,
AIR Force, and Civil Air Pat
rol Units were present to par
ucipate in this Theological
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

principal address by the Vice
President.
Funds derived from the sale
OF the $50 per-plate tickets
VIII be used to pay North
Cardinals quota To the Demo-
cratic National Committee and
to operate state headquarters
and other party activities for
the next year.