The Terre Haute Star from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 11

THE TERRE HAUTE STAB, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1961. 11 'Count Crash' Went Without Lady Luck Riding as Co-Pilot MONZA, Italy, Sept. Wolfgang Berghe von Trips, the scion of a German noble family in the Rhineland, was involved in so many accidents as a driver that he was called "Count Crash" on the racing circuit. Somehow he always managed to survive despite serious injuries in several crackups. Twice he was badly injured in smashups in 1956 and 1958 on the same Monza circuit where he crashed to his death today.

Today Lady Luck deserted him THE DASHING blond count started his racing career 10 years ago in cross country motorcycling. This year, he had set his eyes on the world championship. And many were certain he would be the first German ever to get the title. Although he came from a well- to-do family the count earned his laurels the hard way nevertheless. His parents did not think much his early motoring ambitions.

And the engine of a Porsche in which he placed second in the first car race of his life in 1954 was paid for out of the prize money. In a few years, he came Germany's number one racing driver and the idol of many thousands, some of whom had never seen a track. In 1958. he won the European mountain championship on Porsche. The year, he switched to Ferrari, quickly gaining more international honors.

When rain flooded the tracks, he was at its best. BETWEEN RACES, he returned to the moated family castle at Horrem near Cologne. He had studied to become a farmer and he relaxed by raising flowers on the parental estate. In the 1961 season. Trips soon built up a fine points lead.

He won the Grand Prix races at Aintree and Zandvoort. captured two second places and one fourth. The Monza race could have given him the title. "I will try my best as always," the Count told an interviewer a few days ago. "But if it doesn't work there is nothing you can do about it.

Certainly Monza will not be a matter of life or death. After all we are sportsmen." He meant that even though he was leading in the world championship he did not think a defeat would be a tragedy. And then he added: "I know what people expect from me and I feel the weight of additional responsibility. Sometimes you want the best but then fail because of a trifle." BRAZIL ZEPHYRS HALVE TWIN BILL BRAZZIL, Sept. (Special.) Indianapolis Mallory and the Brazil Zephyrs split a doubleheader here this afternoon, the Capital City team taking the first game, 9 to 7.

and the Zephyrs the nightcap. 6 to 2. Bill Bright, a onetime pitcher in the Philadelphia Phillies' organization, out pitched Charlie Hall and Bugs Trout in the first game. The Zephyrs outhit Mallory, getting nine safeties off Bright's pitching, but three errors hurt the local club. Ed Marvel and Trout handled the pitching for the Zephyrs in the second game and combined to hold the Indianapolis team to six hits while the Zephyrs again got nine hits.

Jim Buell laced a triple and two singles and Harlan Lautenschlager hit a triple and single for the Zephyrs in the first game. WEATHER FORECAST Scattered showers and thundershowers are forecast this afternoon for the Mississippi Valley, the east Gulf Coast and western portion of the central Plains. Occasional rain is due in the west Gulf coast and the central Plains. Continued hot and humid weather is expected for the north Atlantic states and the Ohio Valley. Slightly warmer temperatures are predicted for Montana and Utah with cooler weather in the northern and central Plains and upper Mississippi Valley.

(A. P. Wirephoto map) Powerboat Crash Kills Bob Hayward Philadelphia DETROIT. Sept. NeT'vork Hayward.

Canada's top power- boat driver, was killed today in an accident during the Silver Cup regatta on the Detroit River. Hayward, 33 years old, from Embro, Ontario, was driving Miss Supertest II into the first turn of the second heat when his boat flipped over. He was rushed to Detroit Receiving Hospital and was dead on arrival. Doctors said he died of a broken neck. Hayward had driven Canada's Harmsworth trophy champion, Miss Supertest III, to victory the last three years in the international race.

Hayward remained in his boat after the flip but was knocked out. He was taken to the pit area where doctors put him under a rasuscitator before he was removed to the hospital. Jim Thompson, owner of Miss Supertest. said "I saw the whole thing. Bob had just gone into the first leg when lie made a complete rollover." The remainder of the race was cancelled because of Hayward's death.

of the first heat, which was run in two seconds, were Seattle's Miss Bardahl and Detroit's Such Crust. Miss Bardahl, driven by Ron Musson. averaged 108.089 for its 15 miles. Such Crust, driven by Fred Alter, averaged 98.084. Hayward was disqualified in the first heat because Miss Supertest II struck a buoy.

Hayward volunteered the information that he hit the buoy when officials apparently missed the action. Hayward was an ex-chicken farmer before he first became a mechanic and later a driver for the Supertest boats. PRO FOOTBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION Dallas Pittsburgh St. Louis Washington .400 .320 .221 .230 .230 .040 .050 WESTERN DIVISION 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 Pet. 1.000 .600 .500 .400 .400 .000 .000 1.000 .800 .600 .600 .500 .000 Pis 105 122 103 97 89 31 41 136 121 147 120 107 101 50 Green Bay 5 Detroit 4 Baltimore 3 San Francisco 3 Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2 Minnesota 0 MONDAY'S RESULT Green Bay 20.

New York 17 FRIDAY'S RESULT Chicago 24, Pittsburgh 21. SATURDAY'S RESULTS Green Bay 31. Washington 24. Detroit 35, Cleveland 17. Philadelphia 27, St.

Louis 0. San Francisco 24, Dallas 7. SUNDAY'S RESULTS Los Angeles 21. Minnesota 17 Baltimore 49, New York 20. AMERICAN FOOTBALL EASTERN DIVISION Houston New York Boston Buffalo In the second game.

Ray Goddard fjj driving brought Canada its collected a triple and two singles Harmsworth trophy in 1959 on and Jim Casassa hit two singles Detroit River. He successfully i defended the trophy in 1960 and 'last month at Picton. Ontario. Miss Supertest received a bad- for the locals. MilV.i-v Zephyrs and Trout and Cunning.

Mallory Zephyrs 9 0 .793 Moye: Hall. 260 and Moye; Marvel, Trout and Casassa. 425 Wabash C-9361 Chairs Choose from a complete line Wide choice of colon, Ruggedly built for long life VIQUESNEY'S 811 OHIO STREET ly damaged left sponson, the wooden portion that touches the water when the boat races at high speeds. The crippled boat was not the one in which Hayward won his three Harmsworth races. He captured the Harmsworth in Super- test III, which Thompson reserved for exclusive use in the international race.

The ambulance taking Hayward to the hospital was damaged in a collision with a car. A fireman riding in the ambulance was injured. T. H. Tennis Clubbers Defeat Prison Team The Terre Haute Tennis Club defeated the United States Prison, 5 to 3, yesterday afternoon.

Results of matches: P. Van DeBogart and W. Wainwright lU. S. P.I defeated John Brannan and Gary Puckett iT.

H. T. C.I. 6-0. Brannan and Puckett IT.

H. T. C.I defeated D. Rice and D. Menu lU.

S. P.I. 6-1. Brannan and Pucketi H. T.

C.i defeated T. Ferguson and R. Reichard lU. S. P.I.

6-3. Brannan and Puckett iT. H. T. C.I defeated R.

LaPointe and H. Sarsycki (U. S. P.I, 6-4. Ferguson and Reichard (U.

S. P.I defeated Pete Chalos and Ed Valle (T. H. T. C.I.

6-1. Chalos and VaUe (T. H. T. C.I defeated LaPointe and Sarsycki lU.

S. 6-4. Van DeBograt and Wainwright lU. S. defeated Chalos and Valle (T.

H. T. C.I. 6-2. Chalos and Valle (T.

H. T. defeated Rice and Mentz lU. S. 9-7.

.100 100 010 010 WESTERN DIVISION San Diego 1 0 0 100 010 010 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 Denver Dallas Oakland SATURDAY RESULTS New York 21. Boston 20 Houston 55, Oakland 0. SUNDAY RESULTS San Diego 26. Dallas 10.

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PHONE YOUR AD EARLY FOR BEST SERVICE! YOUR CO-OPERATION WILL BE APPRECIATED! PERSONALS. MIDWEST DETECTIVE Agency. icensed Bonded Boa W-1028 Stock Car Accident Kills Two Children WAUSAU, Sept. A wheel from a speeding stock car crashed into the grandstand during a race today, killing two children and injuring two more. James Ellie, 5 years old, of I Schofield, was killed when the wheel fell into the stands at State Park Speedway.

Lynn Schweigel, 5. of Wausau, died in a Wausau hospital five hours later of head injuries. Also injured were James' sister. Carol, who will be 6 tomorrow, and Timothy Baumgardt. of Wausau.

Both suffered head injuries. Carol was serious. Tim-' othy satisfactory. The wheel came off a 1953 car driven by Eddie Felch of Wausau. The wheel climbed an embankment and hopped over fence in front of the grandstand and plunged into the crowd.

Don Newcombe had a top season in the majors in the 1956 season when he notched 27 mound wins. Dave Hill Complete Denver Open Rout Hometowner Finishes 21 Strokes Under Par DENVER, Sept. town favorite Dave Hill coastec in with a 69 in the final rount today to capture $3,500 firs money in the 72-hole Denver open golf tournament with a 263 total, 21 under par. Art Wall Jr. of Pocono Manor, who had the tourney's best round of 61, carded a 67 today and Bob Goalby of Crystal River, took a 68 to share second and third money with 269.

Each collected $2,050. DOUG SANDERS, third leading money winner on the P. G. A. tour, added $1,400 with a tie for fourth that raised his yearly winnings to $52,313.

The Ojai, belter and Bob Rosburg of Portland, both stroked par 71s to finish at 270. Dave Ragan of OrJando, and Bill Collins of Miami had rounds of 66 for 271 totals and tied for sixth and seventh. They won 81,150 each. Hill's victory over the yard Meadow Hills virtual pitch-and-putt affair for the seasoned a home-town monopoly of the P. G.

A. tour started last week when Earl Stewart, the home pro, won the Dallas Open. Hill, a 24-year-old former Jackson, swinger, moved here a year ago. This was only his second major victory in two years on the circuit. Earlier this year, he captured the Tucson Open.

THE HANDSOME, crew-cut youngster's total is the lowest on the tour this year since Goalby won the St. Petersburg Open with a 261. He was even with par on the front nine, and started the back nine with a 15-foot birdie putt, then used three putts to get down on 11. He birdied the 520-yard twelfth hole with one putt, and IN DEBT? Can't Pay Bills? THEN YOU NEED US NOW! WE HAVE A DEBT CONSOLIDATION PLAN DESIGNED FOR YOU ONE PLACE TO PAY LOWER PAYMENTS NO LIMIT IMMEDIATE HELP JOB PROTECTION FREE CONSULTATION STATE LICENSED AND BONDED INDIANA MUTUAL CREDIT ASSOCIATION OF TERRE HAUTE 081i Ave. C-3042 CALLED meeting W.T.H.

Lodge No. 687, Monday, Sep- tember lith. at 7 p.m. Work NX on F.C. Degree.

Visiting Brethren Welcome. HERBERT WARDLE, W.M. GEORGE WAUGH, Sec. Polishes Up Sport TWEED, Ontario, Sept. 10.

District Forester J. M. Taylor says a fisherman reported he baited a hook with nail polish and hauled in five lake trout weighing from three to seven pounds. wound pars. Don up with a- string of six PENNANT RACES BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Detrtit Won Lost Pet.

Behind Play 99 45 .638 18 ..87 56 .608 H'i 19 WINNING TOUCH In 16 years as a head football coach, Bear Bryant of Alabama shows 111 victories, 46 losses and 13 ties. In three years at Alabama his record is 20 wins, 7 setbacks and 5 ties. REMAINING GAMES: New York iat Sept. 26 iNl, 27; Boston, Sept. 29 iNl, 30, Oct.

1. Chicago, Sept. 12 iNi. 13 iNi: 14: at Detroit. Sept.

15 12. in twi-nighti. 17: at Baltimore. Scot. 19 12.

twi-nighti. 20 IN), 21 INi: at Boston, Sept. 23. 24. Detroit iat City Sept.

12 INl. 13. 14: New York. Sept. 15.

i2. twi-nighti. 16. 17; Los Angeles, Sept. 19.

20. Los Angeles. 22 INI, 23, 24: at Kansas City. Sept. 25 12.

twi-nighti. 26 INI, 27 (Nl; at Minnesota. Sept. 29. 30, Oct.

1. NATIONAL LEAGUE To Won Lost Pet. Behind Play Cincinnati 85 56 .603 13 Los Angeles 78 57 .578 4 19 Milwaukee 76 67 .555 7 17 REMAINING GAMES: Cincinnati (at Sept. 12 (Nl; Milwaukee. Sept 13 (Nl Philadelphia.

Sept. 1C. 17; Pittsburgh 2 Sa Francisco. Essig of Indianapolis turned in today's best round of 64. He finished with 276 and a pocketed $450.

P. G. A. champion Jerry I Barber of Los Angeles, the pre- tourney favorite, stroked a 69 to- da yfor a 281 total and a $25 check. Leading money winners in the Denver Open Golf Tournament: Dave Hill.

($3,5001. Art Wall ($2,0501. Bob Boalby. Bob Roseburg. ($1.4001.

Doug Sanders. 4001. Dave Ragan. Bill Collins. ($1.1501.

Mason Rudolph. ($9751. Don Fairfield. ($9751. George Bayer, ($8501.

Tony Lema. ($8501. Frank Boynton. ($8501. Miller Barber.

Gustin. IS725I. Dave Marr. Bobb Nichols, (S590I. Juan Rodriquez.

($5901. Hex Baxter. ($5901. Don Essib. ($4501.

Al Balding, Charles Siff ord. ($4501. Marty Furgol. Jim Ferree, Bert Weaver. Jack Fleck.

Bob Harrison. Howie Johnson. John Frillman. YOUNG SPEEDSTERS END SEASON FOR QUARTER MIDGETS The quarter-midget 1961 racing season is now a memory for the pint-sized speedsters who las night ended the Summer contests amid the roar of spectators at the Fraternal Order of Police Speedway. Plans are now being made for the annual banquet and presenta tion of awards.

A spokesman said the award-dinner date wil be announced later. Those adding points last nigh; to their season's record were Mai colm Manning, Bobby Hoppin garner and Brent Youngblood each of whom won a stock hea race. Graig Smith of New Goshen boosted his points by taking the feature event while John Hackel man of Indianapolis tallied more for his work in the semi-feature Modified heat winners were Mike Rilenge, Jeff Hill and Russ Shuler of Indianapolis, who also won the semi-feature race. Effie Boesiger of Marshall, 111., boosted her stock by copping the trophy dash, and Marty McCoskey won the novice contest. The Robinson (111.) flash, Greg Dedrick, got the checkered flag for the feature.

DOES JOB UP BROWN Since he began coaching in 1930, Paul Brown of the Cleve land Browns has compiled a rec ord of 282 wins, 63 losses and 12 ties in high school, college service and professional football. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST PER SHARE INDIANA BONDING AND SURETY CORPORATION SEE. WRITE OR CALL FOE INFORMAT1ON Ample P.rkin, R. Q. BOWSHER Ground Floor REGISTERED INDIANA SECURITIES DEALER OHIO AT TWELFTH STREET.

PHONES C-6S92, TERRE HAUTE, IND. 20 (N) 30. Oct. 1. Los Angeles (at Sept.

11 (N). 12 (Nl. 13 (N); Pittsburgh. Sept. 14 (N); Milwaukee Sept 15 (N) 16 (N), 17; Chicago, Sept IB (N), 19 IN).

20 (Nl. St Louis, Sept. 22 (Nl, 23, 24; at Pittsburgh. Sept. 25 INI; at Philadelphia.

Sept. 27 (Nl. 28 (Nl; at Chicago. Sept! Milwaukee (at Life in Old Boy DENVER. Nine years is nearing the sere and yellow for race horses, but there is plenty of life in old Lou Hill.

The Colorado-owned chestnut ran second in a mile and one- sixteenth race at Centennial Track. The next day he came back in a test of Hi miles and won by more than a Billy Pierce had a string of 40 13( Nl? i 7 scoreless innin in the 1953 sea IB (Nj, 19, 20. son. HUNTING TROUBLE Ingemar Johansson is what is known as a head hunter in the prize ring. On a 10-day hunt in Laplands, northern Sweden, the one-time brief heavyweight champion goes after different kind of game.

LODGE NOTICES. CALLED meeting Social Lodge No. 86. F4AM. Sept.

11, 7 p.m. E. A. degree. ROBT.

A. ROGERS, W.M. ROBT. LUCAS. Secy.

BEAUTY SHOPS. Beauty Shop. 10'A S. 4th Over Smith's Dept. Store.

COLD waves complete. Miller's Beauty Shop 2314 Washington. C-3784. HIGH fashions In hair stylist. Gladys- Klip 'a' Kurl.

1917 Beech.C-6170. For the "Back-to-School" style have a personalized hair cut at MARIE'S BEAUTY SALON PH. N-3909 2619 N. 12TH ST. 5 BLOCKS NORTH OF GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL MALI HELP.

INDIANA licensed elementary principal. Around $8,000. Lake County. Ph. 88S-1330 Calumet township, Gary, Ind.

MEN WANTED Train for motel managers at once. See ad under instruction. American Motels. Inc. man to help me in my business, age 21-35.

For personal interview. C-4279. Tuesday only, 9 p.m. DOWNTOWN STORE SALESMAN FURNITURE-CARPET AND APPLIANCES Established clientele location Top national lines Paid Tacatlon 1 Paid Blue Crlii Blue Shield Congenial atmosphere Excellent opportunity for the right man. All applications held in strictest confidence.

MR. YONKS SILVERSTEIN 526 Wabash WE NEED AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN OUR ADVERTISING LAYOUT DEPARTMENT It would be tq his advantage to have fundamental knowledge of newspaper advertising layout work. This position is permanent and will give some young man an opportunity to start his career in newspaper advertising. If you feel that you qualify for this position apply in person, with samples of your work, between 10 and 11:30 A. M.

and 2 and 3:30 P. Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, at the office of CHAS A. COOK local Advertising Manager Tribune-Star, 2nd Floor 25-30 preferred. Experienced. Some college helpful.

$2,800 year up. CHILD CARE. TUTORING. DEPENDABLE child care. Large fenced yard.

Reasonable. H-7969. care or will board in my home. Transportation furnished. H-8311.

WILL care for eirl 2-5 old in my home. H-7075. WANTED to care for girl 10-12 in my tome. H-8650. WILL care for children in my home.

Large fenced yard. South. H-0643. CHILD care in my home, day or night South. L-0746.

CARE for haby in my home. Reasonable. H-4841. CARE for child in my home. $10 week.

South. L-0948. LICENSED NURSING HOMES. MENTALLY and stroke Datients. Licensed A.

supervised. L-9832. and men. 24-hour nursing care. State licensed.

705 7th. ROOM and board for men or women. Family style meals. South. H-4741.

ROOM and Board. Private home. TV. Semi private or private room. N-3679.

LOST AND FOUND. billfold (light tan). Vicinity of Terre Haute House, September 7th. Contains very important papers. Owner anxious to recover billfold.

Reward offered. Call C-0491 week-days or W-1845 on Sunday or evenings. purse, black patent, in downtown store or bus. Money urgently needed. Return to Joretta Miller.

1453 Poplar. C-9509. Rlass Friday evenine vicinity of stadium. Reward. N-1563 before noon.

Collie dog. Call collect Lewis 52596. ROOM, BOARD FOR AGED. ROOM, board and laundry for elderly ladies. 1334 Sycamore.

L-2144. OLD Folks A Problem? Call L-9832. STRICTLY FOR THE LADIES. WEDDINGS parties, entertaining, tool Shenn.v'5 Mints oerfect for vou 1712 DRY cleaning for the Discriminating. KRAUSBEK.

419 S- 13th. C-6528. FALL alterations all of tewini for ladies or men. L-6509 Moth holes burns tears cewcven Busy Bee. 204 Fairbanks 7th and Wab.

EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTION. WANTED AT ONCE for immediate training as motel managers. Wide demand for trained personnel NOW Short detailed extension at home training followed by two weeks of practical training in a beautiful motel under the direction of experienced managers. No interference of present employment. Free nationwide placement service to those qualified.

For personal interview write giving telephone number to American Motels. Ill N. 7th Las Vegas. Nev. LEARN to fly Own share In modern fully equipped Cessna 120 Established local club.

L-0755 after 5 p.m. Employment FEMALE HELP. FEMAlt HELP. BRANCH MANAGER. HOUSE OF STUART COSMETICS.

Reliable woman 25-50 with direct sales experience. Must be capable ol recruiting, training and supervising group of sales women and assistant managers on our organized territory sales program. Unlimited opporttlnity. Requires high school education and tull time use of car. No overnight traveling.

Applicant selected will receive thorough training. Give full particulan including phone number in first reply. Region Manager. 128 3. Traub Indianapolis.

Ind. ATTENTION MANAGERS AND SALESWOMEN Not getting chance fcr advancement? If you have a proven sales record or successful management background, have had experience in direct sales, party plans or home demonstrations, you'll like our management opportunity. Opening for District Mgr Salary, overwrite, expenses. Mr. Button.

Box 496. Kansas City. Mo. SECRETARIES Requires excellent shorthand ability, personality, good grooming. Must live in Terre Haute.

20-30. Start $280 mo. BARNETT 112 N. 7th. (Licensed.) C-9671, MIRIAM BLACK.

E. R. MEYER, BOOKKEEPER. For the really experienced eirl. 20 to 35, interested in a career type position.

Benefits tops. earnings excellent. PERSONNEL Placement 319 Ohio. C-9668. R.

Tucker. Msr. Licensed Agency. SITUATIONS WANTED. ODD JOBS.

Good work. Reasonable. Phillips N-3132. C-2098. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS All you need is a pleasant voice, work; at home from phone script.

Liberal commissions. Apply Kaybee Store, Wabash. INSURANCE. INSURANCE and Real Estate. Albert A.

Dicks. C-1955. C-1513. Financial LOANS. 2nd Floor Star Ohio sts.

No fee charged applicant HOME Economist, matured lady past 40 who could use additional income, yet desires to choose own working hours. Local firm, transportation furnished, no selling. For appointment call Mr. Beirl. Tues.

and C-3341, 9 a.m.-12 noon. INSURE YOUR MERRY CHRISTMAS! Be assured of money for Christmas selling AVON'S nationally advertised gift sets. For information- Box 330. Tribune-Star or L-8051. "It's Here For You Now" Cash for School "EXPENSES" You Pay Only $10.05 Per Month for a $100.00 Back-to- School Loan for 12 Months.

Stop in and See Us Soon American Loan Fin. Co. 1219 Ohio C-6011 Since 1923 NATIONALLY televised products. Wants dealers and distributors in this area, earnings unlimited. Persons interested come to Deming Hotel.

Silver Room, at 7:30 p.m.. Sept. llth. Ask for Jack Sigler $96.67 Per Mo. WONDERFUL gifts for those who would enjoy showing TUPPERWARE at home parties.

Also opportunities unlimited for dealers. Contact Wilma Bogard at 1105 S. Center. L-7857 or D-5015 for appointment. CLEANER and spotter for dry cleaning plant with pressing experience.

Give age and complete experience. Write Box 173, Tribune-Star. PART TIME waitress. 11 a.m.-l p.m. Will consider college girl.

See Mrs. Fidler. Gillis Prescription Shop. 7th and Cherry. 2 WAITRESSES.

Day and night shift. Clean, neat, courteous. Must be 18. Paul's Restaurant. 13th and Wabash.

Apply in person. GIRLS to work in dry cleaning department Felix Cleaners and Launderers 1120 Ohio st. WOMEN WANTED Train for motel managers at once. See ad under instructions. American Motels, Inc- ROOM clerk.

Prefer experience hotel room clerk but will train if necessary. 6-day wk. See Mr. McKinley. Albert Pick Motel on Highway 41 south.

RELIABLE lady or girl to care for 3 children. Light housework. Live in. More for home than wages. C-1824.

C-8381. WOMEN 18 to 50 years of age, height 5'4" or over. No phone calls. J. W.

Davis Davis Gardens. (2) WAITRESSES experienced, also all around experienced kitchen help. Apply in person. Home Restaurant, 113 S. 4th.

REGISTERED nurses. Salary open. Easy duty. Call S. S.

Allen. M.D.. Robinson. 111. WOMAN to live in, and help care for elderly man.

Apply 706 North 13Vi st. L-1771 after 5 p.m LADY to live in or in Collett School district to help with school age children and do light house work. H-8870. EXPERIENCED fountain help over 18 Day and evenine shift Hooks 7th and Wab Apply in person EXPERIENCED waitress. Apply in person.

Derby Hill Truck Stop Must have own transportation. MIDDLE AGED woman to care for 1 child, light housework. Live in. Box 170. Tribune-Star LADY to care for children.

Live in. More for home than wages. References. N-2348. GENERAL help in nursing home.

Write Box 169. Tribune. CAR or over. Apply 4 p.m. Goodie Bar Drive-In, 1229 S.

3rd. sitter, 17-30, mother works. 1931Viz Locust. be 21 or over. No phone calls Apply Simrells.

804 S. 7th. MALI HELP. GUARANTEED Opportunity, stop looking. Immediate openings for sales manager and willing to learn salesmen.

Manager will hire and train salaried sales force and will enjoy generous override. For appointment call Mr. Beirl Tues. i C-3341. 9 a.m.-12 noon, or apply in person.

7 p.m.-& p.m.. Terrt Haute House. PRODUCTION SEWING MANAGER. Experienced Contract Shops, for large Chicago area woman's loungewear manufacturers. Write full details, strict confidence to Ed Glazier, Glazier 307 W.

Van Buren. Chicago 7, III. YOU ARE FREE to begin work immediately oroviding you are honest, reliable and over 21. If you can appreciate a permanent opportunity for up to $100 or more per week call C-6200. 8-5 daily THINK you can sell? Looking for vear round Income and opportunity? C-4077 A-l AUTOMOTIVE mechanic.

L-7214. YOUNG MEN INTERESTED IN A permanent position with a local company. Must be between the ages of 18 and 27, high school graduate, and able to 'start immediately. C-7848 Tribune-Star Want Ads give dcpend- low eost reiilti. C-1JS1.

RESTAURANT help. Apply in person. Dog 1300 13th. LADY to" care for 1 child while mother works Live in. H-6419.

WAITRESS and grill help No phone calls Toasty Shop. 22 7th. HOUSEKEEPER and companion for elderly lady Live in. C-5953. W-1056.

HOUSEKEEPER from 1-5 p.m.. must have car. Box 93. Tribune-Star. LADY for light house work.

1307 3rd. H-S447. EXPERIENCED all round restaurant help Gate-Way Cafe. 675 Lafayette. FEMALE Help Wanted Frostop Drive In 2301 Lat Paul's Place.

Fontanet. Ind LADY To Work in Our Pretty Coffee Shop FAIR FURNITURE STORE 5TH AND WABASH Please Apply 11 to 1, 3 to 4 WANTED Now accepting applications for ladies wishing part time work. Mature women free from home responsibilities who enjoy Mllinc. Age 35-45. APPLY IN PERSON P.

M. P. E. RUFF Operating Mgr. MONTGOMERY WARD 601 WABASH Per Month for 12 months will give you 21 South 7th Street BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES- INVESTMENTS.

FOR lease by major oil company. Going 2-bay modern service station on major highway doing nice business. Modest cash investment required. Ad- ditiona- financial aid available if required. Call C-2002 or write P.

O. Box 987. Terre Haute, Ind. CONTRACT TRUCKMEN Make Trailer furnished If over 22 Write MAYFLOWER. Box 107, Indianapolis.

Ind. Automotive AUTOS FOR SALE. '54 STUDEEAKER sport coupe 2-tone with overdrive, radio, heater. $200 2704 Maple. real fine used passenger and trucks, $4.50 and up.

Vigo rire. 4th and Walnut C-3664. TRADE DOWN Car payments too high? Save your credit. See Bob or Mark at "Little Detroit." 1352 Wabash. used ones- $7.93 exchange.

One year guarantee. Vigo Tire 4th and Walnut. C-3664. '61 F-85 OLDSMOEILE 4-door. Radio, heater whitewall tires.

Like new, $2,195. N-3986, L-1292. '54 FORD Fordor, A-l condition. 2705 Farrington. '53 M.G.

Sport Roadster. Like new top and tires. Sacrifice. 3750. W-2732.

FORD Victoria hardtop Reasonable. 2230 7th. L-2756. MUST SELL! '58 Ford convertible. S925.

2617 S. 3rd. N-2030. AUTOMATIC transmission-auto repair. Woody's Garage 3rd and Voorhees.

NEW and used parts ears 4t Service 12Z5 25th '58 FORD hardtop, very clean, biue and white. V-8 2416 Idaho H-1462. BY OWNER '57 Plymouth wason. clean. A good one.

C-5602 N-4967. CHEVY Runs A-l. Clean money down. $395. 310S Washington.

RETRACTABLE hardtop convertible. '58 Ford fully equipped. N-1647. BUICK 4-door. good condition.

2419 3rd ave, H-8377. CADILLAC convertible, $95. Reed Auto 203 S. 3rd. C-8523.

RAMBLER wagon, S150. 1222 Wood lane. W-2242. PLYMOUTH Savoy V-8 4-Door. Clean.

"TO5 116 Wabash. c-5896. BUICK 4-door GoodTcondttion. second car $145. 333 S.

13. H-2100. MUFFLERS INSTALLED at Satings. Llfetjroe Guarantee. Pennsy Service.

MERCURY, overdrive, radio, mechanically good. Make an otter. N-1750. HIGHEST prices lor can and trucki for salvage. L-9239.

Wori. STOREY'S GULF 13th Poplar. C-9371 WE give $20 to $50 for can and truck for salvage C-1528 '55 PLYMOUTH convertible, automatic. V-3 A-l $395 1506 S. 1st.

C-2112. SACRIFICE Price. 1960 Volkxwagen. Karman C-1891. '52 MERCURY Automatic, runs good.

$125. 1131 S. 10th. H-84SO..