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Evening star., 1951-12-02
LANGLEY PARK
1700 LEVANON ST.

OPEN SUNDAY. ] TO
New 35-ft. brick rambler with all
elect. kit. and dinetle; charming
liv rm., 3 bedrms.. ceramic tile
bath. pull-down stairs to insulated
attic full bsmt.; level front yard.
90 fl wide, priced very reasonable
Hsrnxhira 's az seth ,n fIniy.rs;tn q, Ss ,ans
right TO Rigs I'd, left "a mile TO
Kanawha ST left to Leyanon. right
10 house. SEIGLER & CO. RA
400 GE 9dHi
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HOUSES PoR sALE-Mp.
FORESTVII,I,E

Lee. 8 rm., det. home, liy. rm., din
rm.. kit. 8 bedrms. bath, pine
paneled rec, rm.. attached garage;
glass inclosed front porch: full bsmt
fenced yd.. lge. lot. To inspect cali
5206.
T. PAUL MUDD. co.
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OPEN TODAY

NEW BRICK HOMES Sle,e5o
o.room Cape COD with spacious ex.
luxe equipped kitchen, full dayiirht
basement, outside entrance. eaS
neat; terms as low as SSs ner
month 70 GIs easy terms to All.
70 reach: Out Baltimore blvd, to
sscono ne trafie light past Univer.ity
ave, left on r. / 10 Indian iare
ana right to new house,
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HYATTsvMLE HILLS $4,000
Very desirable 6-room bungalow, In
incest section Of this popular COM
ing distance to schools and stores:
G1 approved for low down pay.
ment.
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Natural Stone Bungalow

District Heights, open 1-6, 7412 Hal
leck st. Sunday special. features:
5 large rooms and bath on 1st A.. =:
unfin. attic; full bsmt.; front and
back porches, fireplace. Only S13,-
ESQ. Terms. Call Mr.. CRISMOND.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
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LAST OF 90 GI houses; equipped
kitchen large liv. rm.. = bedrms. and
bath on LIST H.: beautiful stairway
to expsnsible attic; full bsmt gas
heat. tubs: beautiful corner lot.
Good transp:; 81 LOO, 500 down.
WOOD & MITCHELL
Evening star., 1951-12-02

BRICK BUNGALOW s11,s5o
than. , years old; features beauti-
full hardwood floors; In immacu-
late condition, dream kitchen. real
ceramic tile bath; ex-GI owner
really anxious to sell, small down
payment will handle.
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KENTLAND
Open Sunday, ! to $50

Directions: Out New Hampshire ave.
TO Holton lane FIRST street south
OF University lanel follow Hewitt S
open signs to ll01 Holton lane
FRANK L. HEWITT CO., s4s1
EentOn ST n "a 81 Sann >
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cHEyERLY,s BEST s1a akn

CHEvERLY's BEST $1,000
6-room brick 2-leyei horne. an a.
tractiye. corner lot; living room de-
signed for entertaining; full family
dining room. big ultramodern kitch.
en-. delishtful basement side
screened 81 d porch, brick garage; only
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Brick and stone home Large liv rm
with frepl. din. rm., fully equipped
bath. all on ] floor; convenient to
new hish school and Nd Univ
Ewes. call Mr. Middleton. UN. s4O6
HARRY A. BOSWELL g. co.
REALTORS.
37ls r. I. Ave. Mt Rainier. AP. III
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s0Q5 EUCLID ST. cHEyERLY
New brick rambler. full basenn.ns.
putin sarage. 22-ft. living reos.
moaefnistic rno1e fireplace. full dining
oouEht cheap. To reach: Peace Cyesa
70 Landoyer I'd, right to Gstss IA
Cheverly. up CheverIy ave. TO Eueiid
st. right 1 block to open siEn.
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HURRY ! ! I

OWNER LEAVING FOR FLORIDA,
MUST SELL. Choice Mt. Rainier
location, vicinity of 34th and
Bunker Hill rd. 8 rms, IA baths
ASKING $l@ 800; 81 500 down. low
interest. VERTAIN CORP, WA
1862, HY. 039l
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BRICK RAMBLER
Corner lot: : swiA-E1sa bedrms
full-sized din. en-. complete kit.
with automatic washer Assume
large GI loan with reasonable
down payment. Full price. $4,000.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.,
WA, 6655, UN. 1865. =
SEE BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW
Between / and ) pm Sunday. 6112
5ath ave. Riverdale--2 bedrms
and bath. liv rm. with picture win
dow: full, dry bsmt.: attic: gas &C.
heat; blk. from everything
Sll 800. DALEY REAL ESTATE
SALES, AP I443, AP. 0017 4
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BIRCH REALTY co,

bIICOI1 ItGlaI I W.
sbo5 Baltimore bivd., College Park
M. na. ", IA. t1i tes1i. ssSSi, sh. Afts5 ss1e
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp. I.

4 4-bedrm. brick, ga baths, recr. rm.,
gas heat. fenced lot. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Out Ga. ave. to August
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS
nON NJ V Ara N w DE 1221
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STONE BUNGALOW 41o,s6o
Stunning 2-bedroom Junior rambler.
on deep level lot; very. attractive
to find In this price range; Just
2 years old and requires only $1,000
down.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03
THE CROW HAD SENSE

There may be some excuse for the
fellow who shot at crow and hit an ex-
plosives plant with bang that was heard
for 10 miles. He was fined only $3.50 after
he told the Judge he hadn't seen the plant
through the underbrush. Perhaps he was
careless, and maybe he needs little tar
get practices But shooting at crows is
popular pastime around Pearl River, N. Y.
and how was visitor from New York
City to know about an explosive plant?
The way the public acted was another
matter. From TOO square miles of New
York and New Jersey people came to see
the excitement. Their cars blocked the
roads, and they parked them anywhere,
Fire apparatus and ambulances being
rushed to the scene were hopelessly cut
off People thought an atomic bomb had
exploded, and they didn't want to miss
hefun.
ssIf they had been right, some of them
might be dead now. Nuclear radiation can
kiIfm~.If such sightseers were to escape
radiation damage, their curiosity could
costth lives of many victims and the loss
of valuable property by cutting off rescue.
There is less excuse for them than there
is fer the crow-hunter. Some mothers
took their children to the scene because it.
wouldn't have been "safe" to leave them
home while mother satisfied her curiosity !!
Apparently the world is full of peo-
pleawho think nothing of taking criminal
risks with other peoples lives--and their
on In M kba IN d1oI haf 10
have shown the most sense in the whole
affair is the crow. He made himself scarce,
and hasnt been seen since
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03
INQUIRIES CONSUME soLoNs. TIME

The revelations uncovered by the
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
suggest that it should continue it's activi-
ties but the question arises as to the pro-
longed application of senatorial time and
energy on such an investigation.
The Senators, who have travelled
around the nation holding Investigations
in certain key cities, have been compelled
to forego much of the usual business of
being Senators. If the inquiry continues
and becomes more extended, it is doubt
full if they will have time to do much more
than keep up with the record being made.
The suggestion is that special COM
mission be appointed to continue the work
may solve the dilemma Nevertheless, Sens
ator Alexander Wiley, of Wisconsin, does,
not want Congress to surrender its inves-
tlgative power to crime commission. He
thinks that FBI-trained personnel should
be assigned to the committee, if it is con.
tinued.
This may be solution to the present
problem but the number of commissions,
boards and special commit
tees appointed by Congress. in recent
years indicates need for some agency to
relieve the Members of Congress from
such duties. There would be missing, of
course, the publicity that follows the work
of these special congressional bodies, but,
after all, publicity is not the main objec-
tive in mind. If the special commissions
could secure results, the main purpose
would be achieved
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03
ADVISES MANAGEMENT

The United States Chamber of Com
meree, generally regarded as a bulwark
of conservatism and staunch defender
of the status quo for capital, does some
thing intelligent when it urges manage
ment to take the initiative in meeting and
satisfying real worker needs.
In report prepared by committee
on social security and labor relations, one
finds:
Management must provide effective
leadership in the quest for sound. con-
structive policies and workable methods
to achieve the maximum degree of workea
satisfaction and security attainabe with
in the framework of healthy evolving
eeouomya
This is long step forward in accept
ingethe obligation of management for the
welfare of workers. 1t represents the only
possible method by which our system of
private enterprise, involving the capital
istic system, will be able to survive in a
wotld where the trend is more and more
toward governmental acceptance of re-
sponsibility for the physical welfare of
allecitizens
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03

children to Japan. After the
war the mother started an in
tensive search for her son. Final
ly, she learned her son was alive
but in Japan, living in Furu-
yeda Machi, Sagaken, with an
uncle and under the name of
Kodako Kaniko.
Fukuyae Kaniko would be a
happy woman were it not for the
fact her son. lost his. American
citizenship through non-resi-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03
Mother Finds
Lost Son

SINGAPORE.-(P).-A mother
has found her son after a 10
year search, but it may still be
a long time before she sees him.
The woman is Fukuyae Kani-
ko, a Japanese who married an
American dredgemaster attached
to a British tin dredging COM
pany in the little village OF
Tanjong Tualang, in Perak state
of Malaga. The boy is John
Palmstrom, who was born a
fortnight after the death of his
father Is years ago.
With the outbreak of World
War II, the mother was arrested
and interned. The boy later
went to Japanese school in
Singapore until 1945. He then
was evacuated with other school
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03
AN IMPORTANT INQUIRY

The people OF the UnHed STATES
should be interested in the investigation of
defense production announced by Senator
Burnet r. Maybank, of South Carolina,
and designed to find out if tax concessions,
designed to advance the nations indus
trial mobilization, have been abused.
Senator Maybank points out that, un-
der the defense production act, accelerat-
ed depreciation allowances on plant ex-
pansion permit charge-offs over a five
year period. This compares with a normal
spread of fifteen to twenty years.
Up to the present time, Qualifications
have been granted, making concessions
on 100000 but applications nave
been received for an additional $S,000,-
100000 in tax concessions. During the
whole of World War II, when similar con-
cessions were made, only $7000,000,00
of tax incentives was granted.
The South Carolina Senator says that
the Investigations will include every gov
ernmental agency that has anything to
do with certification of such tax incen-
tiyes. This will involve at least fifty agen-
cies. He wants to find ont if the certifica-
tions are being confined to truly defense
production. Asked if he was fearful that
non-defense industry was getting tax
benefits designed only for those eontribut-
ing to the defense efforts, Senator May
bank replied
IS Il don't fear it. saw it. Was it neces-
sary to give concessions for the manufac-
ture of railroad cars, cotton gins and ce-
ment factories?'
Not every American understands the
immense benefit that manufacturers and
industrialists receive through the certifi-
cate granting them the right to deprecate
their expenses in five years This means
that they will be charged off against the
extra profits expected from the war boom
and, in essence, may be equivalent to pay
ing for, the facility out of the tax exemp-
ton granted.
- For example, if company invests
S1,000,000 in plant, certified to be for
the defense effort, the plant can be charg-
ed off at the rate of $4,000 year. This
means, if the company makes a profit
the 100000 will be deducted before tax
es are paid. Without the exemption, the
taxes of the company would be consider
ably increased because the new plant
would have to be charged off in a period
of fifteen or twenty years.
We thoroughly commend Senator
Maybank for his interest in this problem.
Certainly, there is little doubt but that
the government is, in large degree, fl
nancing the construction of these plants
and facilities which are in defense work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03
10 YEARS AGO

Ernest A. Ramsey, recently APP
pointed county commissioner who
also holds a seat on the city
council, will take his place on the
county board tonight. The meet
ing is scheduled for 8 O'Clock at
the courthouse. ..... I.rI
Ramsey, who was appointed
last month by Gov. Spessard Ii
Holland, today declined. to. say. ii
he will retain his two representa-
tive posts. .1Nt r t-'N =?
II X X. i}lc nee
An ancient negro woman, blind
and mentally affected peers out
of the green gate at county jail
each morning, and the eyes of
every prisoner on that side of
the building are on her.
If, as she frequently does, she
merely peers up toward the sun,
then hobbies back into the jail,
the prisoners relax. Their friends
are safe and it will be a quiet
day in iail.
Sometimes, however, she peers
upward at the sun, then spits
twice quickly and makes the sign
of the cross. Another prisoner
will be in Jail by dark then, and
the negro inmates of the Jail wait
anxiously to see who it will be.
X X Il
Key West Chamber of Com
merce members have been asked
by the Sarasota County Anglers
club to take part in opposition to
proposed state levy on salt
water fishermen, Secretary Ste
phen Singleton revealed today.
The measure, sponsored by the
Florida Commercial Fisheries as
sociation, would put tax of SLIPS
on every person who fishes in the
salt waters of Florida. The an
nual license would replace an
existing law which levies ST from
all salt water fishing boats under
16 feet and 20 cents foot for all
larger craft.
y 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Denham
yesterday purchased for $4,000
two lots on Watson and Catherine
streets.
4 Il X
The Citizen said in an editorial
para graph today:
THE flow of money to support
the z 2sent rate of spending is.
estimated as at least twenty-five
percent more than it was in the
world war period. And the gov
eminent claims the United States
is not in the war"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03
TOddy's Horoscope

The aggressive temperament is
in full swing this day and win
bring honors despite trials and
trouble. It is said to beaa degree
of reward. There is usually an
ultimate attainment Of success,
but the way leads through much
and the making and
abandoning frequently of plans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03

Up North, 60 years ago, the general
run of people thought that Key West, be-
cause of its widely advertised Havana
cigars, was part of Cuba. Now comes
man. right here in Florida, who asked At
torney General Erwin if Monroe county
has government. Erwin replied, mot on
ly government (125 years old) but also
excellent turtle steaks and key lime pie"
in the county seat in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03

dence lin the United States. Now
she has a problem of trying to
get to Japan to see him or for
him to be sent over to her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03

1t is estimated that accidents
to legs and feet in U. S. indus
trial plants are responsible for an
annual bill of nearly one billion
dollars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03

In conserving our toy deer, it's too
bad-we can't arm them so that they could
sheet back at any gunner who attempts
again to exterminate them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03

Switzerland was founded in a
meeting of the representatives of
three cantons on a meadow called
Ruth in 1907.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03

An English law of the 18th
Century forbade anyone under
rank of baron to wear shoes with
leather soles.
Evening star., 1951-10-17

CHAUFFEUR HOUsEMAN BUTLER.
300 per ,wk.; small family: must be
tEnNo3Fonggniy EN3 .g exper. ref. required,
EN- TOW. III
COOK, g.h.w.; someone who knows
now TO cook; 6-day week; no Sun
days. no Tuesdays; no ironing: 1890
through 6:45 dinner; 4 adults; S25
wk: and carfare. Must have a pleas
ant disposition. Box 3s6-v. Star
Is
c990f,KS-G:H;W; 9f,S G: 'gi live in. experienced
Assist with children. Upstairs room
City refs. req. OIL. 3057. -IS
COOK, g.h.w., good cook and exper
houSeworker for family of 3 in
small Georgetown house; sleeps out:
5l2 days. no Sundays. Must have
sxcel. ssi1. recent refs; good salary. DU.
CoOK-G.H.w.. to live in; second floor
quarters @ OF new small rambler; all
perm. position with excel. working
Sondltions; refs. req; $50 wkly. OR.
o4oo. -21
COOK Ok-G:H.W.-Help mother with 2
small children; nice rm. on Ist d.
OF suburban rambler; good working
conditions; high pay for the right
pchooH' udyS ana ewes. on arranged
to suit; do, not apply unless you are
and want to become q permanent
member Of the family. Cali EX.
53sl, Ext. 73r for interview. is
COOK, g.h.w.; live in; city refs. re-
quired. EN-. 6079. Is
COOK AND G.H H.W.-Experienced with
children; live in; private room; city
references. Wo. 71SO. -19
COOh AND G,h. W.. colored. must be
excel. cook; family Of 2; to live in;
! day on per wk.; to work every
other Sun; $50 per wk. Apply 5SO3
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Md, WA.
COOK -HOUSEKEEPEk, for couple
without children. Must be ex-
perlenced. able. neat. reliable. Health
card. Recent, references; live in or
out. House close-in: $50 week plus
carfare. CO. 3Ah7 -1G
Evening star., 1951-10-17
WANT A
DREAM
JOB?

ladies' and gentlemen,
would you like to start
work Immediately full
time-in The Hecht Coz
thrilling new store in
Virginia, or in our grow
ing Washington store?
We're expanding so rap
idly, hundreds of fine
positions have opened
up. Positions that you
can fill with little or no
experience. Well teach
you to SELL (you can
earn selling bonuses),
We'll teach you the art of
GIFT WRAPPING and
PACKING, how to ham
die our PAPER WORK,
or to care for our
STOCKS. AND WE'LL
PAY YOU WHILE YOU
LEARN! Talk with our
job adviser about any
OF these full-time perma-
nent positions.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COOK or some one easy to teach;
only. SHERWOOD FOREST RES
TAulRAINTss TT;AuLlRAAIN Waldorf, Nd. pheone
EXECUTIVE SEcRETARY-Good per-
sonality essential; not 6ver 40
years; must also act rs co-manager
Of de luxe motel, few miles south
Of Alexandria. Va; excel. oppor. for
an efhcient person; salary in accord
ance with ability and previous types
Of experience. Box 183-X, Star. 1gs
FOOD CKER-CASHIER, relief:
white; good salary and meals; alter
nate shifts; liberal company bene-
fits; experience not necessary: Apply
employment off1ce. WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL. 2700 Woodley I'd. NV. --19
LAB. TECH, registered, exper.; doc
tors ONCE; salary, $500 mo. CO
1900; ewes. ia. 1871. -22
MEN AND WOMEN, over 80 years of
age; fun or part time: between now
and Xmas can earn S40-S50 week;
light work; bonus and commission.
1116 r st. NV. lSs
STENOGRAPHER, male or female,
under 50, better than average salary,
Be sfneient: call M. 020S.
TELEPHONE INTERvIEWERS, part
time; must have unlimited tele-
phone. Box 17S-X. Star. 1as
EMPLOYED PEOPLE can carr. Xmas
money taking orders for our pl$Stics.
1914 II. I. ave. ne. I9s
Evening star., 1951-10-17

DESK CLERK, exclusive NV. apt.
house; permanent position; hours,
am. to 8 p;n,s days per week.
DEMONSTRATORS, PLASTIC parties.
EsyRIhEs Eo1EnTy leG pGxsr1ss &C. MI MI Frey,
pENrAL xxi e. AsssSiis1faatNaf. sSi fatNa capable. in
town once. caIl Miss GL1DDEN,
RE; 7745. preferably between II
FIFE fhE CLERK in life insurance CO.;
under 40; 37Ha-hr.. 5-day wk; in
expensive lunch rm. Special en-.
ploye benefits. Apply bet: o a.m.-
3 pm, RIM. 800. S16 14th st. NV
FLORISTS, 2 young ladies. expert;
PARK FLOWER SHOP, 1904 wise
FooD exsi n'r rCHEcKER-cAsHIER. es relief
white; good salary and meals. alter.
gate shifts; liberal company bene.
FITS: Experience NOT necessary
A2N PARK sE'AoiIS HoTEL. @Se' $7oo' woosie, %@Se
FouNfxiN 81 Tain GIRL. colored. ls exDer.
IN person. CHASTLETON PHAR.
MACY. 10th and r SITS. NV. -19
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. full tint
must have fountain and sandwich
6loeE 6Sly ;n ;Sxperisnse; = SnlfeF@s furn
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white, part-tim
evenings and Sunday. WHITLEYI
DRUGSTORE. 701 Kennedy st. NV
GE. 1900. -l9
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Work at
the Glanorous
Hecht Co.
Virginia

Besides the jobs we've al
ready mentioned, avail
able at Virginia or Wash
ington, we've a number
of unusual openings at
Virginia alone. Are you
a BEAUTY OPERATOR?
Work in the most mod
ern salon in the country.
No beauty operators IL
cense required in Vir-
ginia. Or how would YOU
like to be a WAITRESS
in our sumptuous Vir-
ginia Room Restaurant?
It's loaded with modern
labor saving devices {.
and the foods wonderful.
And MEN, we need you
to help KEEP TRAFFIC
FLOWING smoothly in
our parking building
the largest of its kind in
the world.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
CAsHTER-CLERiCAL. exclusive DIRE

CAsHIER-CLERICAL, exclusive dress
shop, permanent: JOAN ROBERTS
100 Conn. at L.
CLERK. white. for dry cleanins
counter; good salary. nice WORKING
conditions. Apply FLOWER VALET
sfl. Spr., Ju. 7-63f3. is
CLERK with knowledee Of credit work
in furniture ONCE. Pleasant sur.
roundings. See MR.. MCDANIEL, sos
ChERsKs e5;white). permanent. excel
lent surroundings; 40-hour week;
good opportunity to advance; liberal
vacation and sick leave; under 40
Personal interviews between $50
sH1 H1 ara 3:39 p6I pm PsTSonaaelc sISS aacfE4Y 9mss
CiITEaRkaaANxdER. LEI RnS Il Al e. Tor dry cleaninns
and laundry branch store. Good
salary to qualified person. Apply
NJ: blum. s4so VALET a4so ps
caaTEsRika-.RREicEPTIoNIsT-younWeiissd aTsi Wis lad,
to be relief receptionist and to dt
mall and file work. We have at
tractiye ofices. good working condi
tions and a fine group of employees
Opportunity for promotion; 5-da.
wk. UNITED SERVICES LIFE IN
sURANCR CO.. Room 502. 1872
CLERKnTYprsT n niy;prs for general ono
work; 5-day. 40-hr week. Call Ma
mERK-rPIsTs white, not over 35
card typiAg; 35-hr., 5-day wk.; 81
Der wk. Fox 306-V, Star. %
Evening star., 1951-10-17
ROOKKEEPER

Accounts receivable. experienced: op-
crate new Underwood Elliott Fischer
fatbed bookkeeping machine; good
salary and permanent position;
group insurance benefits and yaca-
tion with pay; pleasant working con-
ditions. r. HARRIS 81 CO.. JEWEL
ERS, 1101 ? st. NV, see Mr
Geraci. 4th floor ONCE. lis
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR. accounts receivable; Allen
Wales all-purpose machine. Ex-
perience necessary; 5-day week. hos
pitaliZation, paid vacations, holidays.
See Mrs. McRorie, MALOHEY'S s.
INC. S126 Georgia ave-, Silver
BoSoKkEEEPER BoSo5KRkEEEPER SECRETARY. part
time. Saturdays and one evening
schooling kindergarten through 6th
grade Box 349-V. Star. III
BOOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN
AGER[Exceptional position in a
well-known downtown. long. eStab-
lished fine wearing apparel store;
Excel. salary. knowledge OF retail
credits helpful. Reply with details
of qualifications exper.. age and
salary expected. Applications strictly
confidential Box 210-R. Star. -.fs
BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT, excelent
position in retail apparel store, well
known and centrally located. Must
be accurate tipping helpful. Sta te
experience, age and salary. BOZ
<57-V, Star -1S