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Evening star., 1951-08-04

You can moke better investment your foms future hon
homee Lake Borcroft stote Three hundred
choice homestes of voous sizes and prices ovoobe
IN the newopened third section You moy yeor-oround
homeste at oke Bocroft quite reasonably for convenient
budget terms to fit your individual needs ovoobe Drive out
todoy this weekend plot pons drawings and mop
permit to show you obout Property office open dolly and
Sundays to 9 PM
Evening star., 1951-08-04

Air is mixture of gases and
is not a chemical compound.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

board, one or more underprivi-
legged hen may get real edgy, how
ever, and start pecking their fat
and satisfied sisters.
Fact is" said DR.. JUL, cit often
works like a chain reaction, and
before long you have hens pecking
each other all over the place"
Gadgets Quite Simple.
1t was probably an egg farmer,
standing in a swirl of flying fea-
theirs, frantic cackles and sagging
production, who first came up
with the eye-glass idea, according
to DR.. JUL.
The gadgets are quite simple
made of metal or plastic and de-
signed to fasten to the birds beak
by clipping through the conven-
iently located nostrils.
No discomfort is experienced by
the wayward hen, once she has
become adjusted. And she doesn't
miss out on chow, said DR.. JUL,
since the more stylish spec tip
up slightly when the hen bends
down to pick up scratch. This
model tips back to block the view
when the head comes back to
ready fire position.
AS for the pigeon which startled
the New Yorker, DR.. JUL surmised
that this bird may have been un-
duly "bossy" in its owners roost or
that its hormones were out of
balance.
You'd be surprised at the ef-
feet of hormones on the social
order Of fowls" said DR.. JUL.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Dakota Oil Well Gives
|4,OOO Barrels Daily
BY the Assoeiaied Press

WILLISTON. N. OAK, July 21.-
A new oil we'll in the Williston
Basin flowed at the rate of about
1000 barrels per day during a
drill stem test while second we'll
is back in production, the Shell
Oil Co. said today.
The company reported on five
drill stem tests near Richey, Mont,
of which the last indicated a flow
through 412-inch drill pipe of
about 170-barrels per hour, about
1000 barrels per day. The well
was brought in a week ago.
| Amerada Petroleum Corp. S
Clarence Iverson No. near Tioga,
N. Oak. went back into production
following a delay because of
mechanical trouble.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
By John Stepp

4HIUuSu- u-nUSc-SOlOTcu grasses
By John Stepp
The New Yorker who recently
looked out his Office window and
saw bespectacled pigeon staring
at him may be reassured. if his
tangled nerves will hold still. to
know that eyeglasses in the poul-
try set have been fashionable for
years.
For example, if this pigeon with
the pince-nez in it's beak had
peered in at DR.. Morley A. JUL,
Maryland University's poultry de-
partment head. DR.. JUL would
have calmly humphed. "Cannibal,
I presume"
. "Oh, yes" said DR.. JUL yester-
day, hen specs were devised 10
or II years ago. Fowls with mall
adjusted hormones or bad diets
have a way of pecking at each
other. Can be bloody"
The specs, he explained, block
their view-foul up their aim, so
to speak.
Farmer Takes Beating.
DR.. JUL, who heads all the hens
at the university and writes books
about them, said irascibility
among his f1ocks is virtually non
existent.
It's the commercial egg farmer
who takes a beating, or pecking.
Many of the commercial people,
1t seems. keep large flocks closely
confined in the laying houses, so
they'll lay more and boondoggle
less. Irritated by endless compe-
tition for sufficient room and
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Memorial Bridge Open
But Traffic Delay Expected

Park police said yesterday Me-
mortal Bridge will be open to traf-
flc tomorrow as it is today-but
warned motorists to expect little
delay and inconvenience.
Work is supposed to start to.
morrow on repaving the two cen.
ter lanes of the six-lane bridge
Signs are posted. Next week end
1t was said, the bridge will be
closed to traffic from 7 pm. Fri.
day to 6 am. Monday.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Tobey Too Tired at II
For Party, Wants Cake
BY the Associated Press

TEMPLE, N. H., July 21.-Sen-
ator Tobey, Republican, of New
Hampshire, the Kefauver COM
mitteeman who delighted TV
audiences by interrupting gam
bling testimony with Biblical and
Latin quotations, is too tired fol-
a birthday party but hopes to
have some of the cake.
Mrs. Tobey said that the vet
eran Senator, who will be II to-
morrow, will have just a quiet
family party intead of the big
spread which has been customary
for many years.
His doctors have ordered a
complete rest.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
40 Million Crre on Roods

pTOQ-
NEW YORK-There are more
than SO million motor vehicles on
the nations roads now. OF these,
40 million are passenger cars.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

Newspapers in Uruguay have
raised rates 40 per cent to meet
neWsprint price increases.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Miss Baron,
mr.. Wilson
Are Wed

The First Congregational Church
Of Wellesley Hills, Mass, was the
scene December 8 of the marriage
of Miss Peter Baron, daughter of
Mrs. Roger Birtwell Of Wellesley
Hills. to Mr.. Henry Donald Will
son. The Rev. Robert I. Blakeley
oficiated.
The bride. given in marriage by
her stepfather, Mr.. Birtwell, is
the daughter Of the late Comdr.
Richard S. Baron who was killed
in Cebu, Philippines in 1912. His
family lived here at that time with
the brides grandmother, Mrs. F.
Gerald Pryor Mrs. Pryor was
present for the ceremony.
The late Mrs. Archibald Camp
bell Pryor, long resident here,
was the brides great-grand-
mother.
Attending the bride at the
ceremony as maid of honor was
her sister. Miss Frances Fitzgerald
Pryor Baron, and Miss Anne Bar
rister Pryor Baron. a younger sis
ter, was bridesmaid.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson of
Scarsdale, N. Y. Mr.. Philip
Charles Wilson served his brother
as best man, while the bride
groom's other brothers, Andrew
jr., and Stephen, were ushers.
The bride was graduated from
Rogers Hall, Lowell, Mass, and
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Miss BIun1er Weds
Mr.. Cuniberti

The wedding OF Miss Marie
Clair Blumer and Second 1t. John
Cuniberti. USAF, took place yes
terday afternoon in California,
Md, the Rev. G. Clews of the
California Methodist Church Off
ciating.
A reception followed at Town
Point Farm, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fernando Cuniberti. parents
of the bridegroom.
The bride, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eduard H. Blumer Of Zurich,
Switzerland, was given in mar
riage by her uncle. Mr.. Edmont
Maillart. She is graduate of
Iowa State College, Ames. Iowa.
+ The bridegroom is a graduate
of Princeton University.
After the reception the couple
left for a wedding trip to the
Virgin Islands.
They will make their home in
Lubbock. Tex. where 1t. Cuni-
berti is stationed.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Exclusively Yours
lndo Edwards Proves She Is Always Headline Material
CoptoIes Visits to the Vatican and Visitors to CAPITAL

At this point in the mails de-
liveries, India Edwards has won
undisputed first place for orig
inalty and humor in the Christ
mas card department. The vice
chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee has sent out a
large shiny pink sheet with a
proper message in the center,
in her own handwriting, sur
rounded by reprints of actual
newspaper headlines which just
go to show how important India
is. Examples Senate Votes
India a $190,0OO,00O Loan
woman whose credit
is good; India Called Inconsis-
tent"-(the normal male attitude
toward all women; World Bank
Grants India I'd Big Loan
(what did she do with the first
1870 million?): Senate Votes
Wheat for India"-Q knew she
had lost weight but I didn't know
it was that bad); and numerous
others equally imposing. Come
what may politically, this is one
femme who will stay in the head
lines.
y \ +
The Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. John Snyder had a
private audience with the Pope
while in Rome whence they have
just returned. Mrs. Snyder de-
scribed His Holiness as he has
probably never been described
before, though he would un-
doubtedly appreciate the compli-
ment. Hes adorable" was her
first comment. He was charming,
friendly and had such an easy
she continued. He dis
Evening star., 1951-12-17
By Betty Beole

cussed world affairs with her hus-
band, but he made the biggest hit
with the parents when he recalled
his audience with their daughter
Drucie that took place back In
1947.
Speaking Of the Vatican, Wash
ington society reporter Pat Sim
mons decided last summer to re-
sign her job, forget about Wash
ington society and go far away
She went to Rome, got an au-
dience with the Fope and there
standing close beside her was
Gwen Cafritz!
&&&
History in the Making:-The
new friendly relations being de-
veloped between Turkey and the
Dominican Republic will be cele-
brated here at a diplomatic dinner
on January 4. The two countries
signed a treaty of friendship on
November % as the first step
toward establishing direct diplo-
matte relations, trade agreements,
and other mutual benefits that
will follow. The Dominican Am
bassador and Sonora de Thomen
will be hosts at the formal dinner
in honor of the Turkish Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Erkin. The 4th is
the earliest date the two hard
pressed couples could settle on.
Christmas cheer and all the
decorations that indicate same
will fill the Foxhall road home of
Eleanor and Pete Brady when
they are hosts at a small dance on
the 28th. Their beautiful house
with it's large circular hall and
stately drawing rooms and dining
room Is nicely suited for good
Evening star., 1951-12-17

sized entertaining. The 28th is
the night the Alden Sibleys will
give a dinner for last June's
debutante Evynne House before
the dance being staged for
Canadian Minister and Mrs.
debutante daughter,
Jennifer Ann. Evynne arrived
here Saturday from Wellesley In
time to do her usual fancy skating
during the Ice Clubs regular Sun
day morning skating session at
Uline Arena. Evynne's mother, at
tractiye Mrs. Rathbun House, is
Mrs. Joseph Davies godchild. So is
Alden Sibley.
The Augusta Rossos will be en-
tertaining her parents, the George
L. Wilkinsons of Evanston, Ill,
over Christmas. They will arrive
here on the 23d and go on
to Clearwater. Fla, afterward.
Frances son and his bride, the
George Bunkers, are now on the
high seas en- route from France
aboard the lie de France. They
will spend Christmas with his
father, Arthur Bunker, former
deputy chief of WPB who whips
down to Washington weekly to
serve on Bill Paley's raw ma
terials commission. Then they will
check into the Capital in time for
a New Years visit with the
Rossos.
The Diplomat magazine de-
scribes its idea Of beauty in ex-
planning why it did not print the
Black Tie Committees selection
of Washington's most beautiful in
Its current issue: Beauty. in our
humble opinion. has nothing to
do with sophistication, wealth,
conversational ability, or the tact
and graciousness Of a good hostess.
Beauty Is perfection Of form and
features; It radiates equally from
the great. the near-great and the
unknown. Real beauty is rare
today yet, once found, 1t shines
like q pearl in the soft glow of
candlelight." After such a glowing
analysis it will be interesting to
see who the Diplomat picks as the
IL most beautiful in its January
! issue. understand 1t Is looking
not only in candlelight but in elec-
trio light. daylight and govern
ment corridors for those pearls.
Washington doesn' t
attract many great beauties. 1t is
a city Of charm, wit. intellect and
personality rather than looks.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
|Senor Mutunnoros
Speaks toGroup

Senior Don Daniel Matamoros.
cultural attache of the Embassy
Of Honduras, was to be guest of
honor today at the last pre- Christ
mas session Of the Spanish Portu-
guese Study Group at the Pan
American Union.
Mrs. James Gilman. Mrs. Nor
man Littell and Mrs. Alexander
Kirk were to pour at the coffee
hOllr.s
Evening star., 1951-12-17

Lafayette Photo Lexington, Ky.).
MISS BARBARA A. ODELL.
Engaged to
Capt. John S. Wieringa, jr.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Elsmere
Odell announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Barbara Allen.
to Capt. John Scholto Wieringa,
jr.. U. S. A., Camp Stewart. Ga.
the son Of Mrs. Wieringa and the
late Mr.. Wieringa Of Palisades
Park. N. j.
The couple will be married Feb
ruary 2 at Fort Myer.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Kentucky where she
was a member of Kappa Delta
Sorority.
Capt. Wieringa was graduated
from the United States Military
Academy at West Point, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Mrs. Bland Back

Mrs. Dorothy 8. Bland. who has
been absent from town for more
than a month, is back In her
Chevy Chase home after visiting
Nassau In the Bahamas and Ja-
Inaica.
In Nassau she stayed at the
Royal Victoria Hotel. and at the
Casa Blanca on Montago Bay,
Jamaica
Evening star., 1951-12-17

is now associated with the West
Hartford News. Conn. Mr.. VIII
son attended Phillips Academy
Andover, Mass, and Yale Uni
versity. He served two years in
the Navy and was graduated from
Columbia Law School in 1947.
The young couple may be leav-
ing at an early date for India,
but they will reside for time
in Hartford after their honey
moon in Bermuda.
Evening star., 1951-12-17


MRS. SIDNEY PAUL RUMSEY.
The former
Miss Anna Maria Benavides.
The daughter of Mime. Anita
Alberdi de Benavides, and the
late DR.. Zacarias Benavides of
Bolivia, was married at st.
Matthews Cathedral Saturday
to the son of Mrs. Maude Gels
Ter and the late Mr.. Elmer
Rumsey of Ithaca, N. Y. The
Bolivian Ambassador escorted
the bride in the ceremony, and
Mime. Martinez Vargas was
maid Of honor. The reception
afterwards took place at the
Vargas home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rumsey will live in Tucson,
Ariz.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Open House Planned

Close to so young people have
been invited to the Forty-third
place home of Miss Sally Wilkin-
son on Sunday for a S to z o'clock
open house gathering.
Evening star., 1951-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boinis an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Joan. to MFR. Angelo
Meletis. son of MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Meletis Of Alexandra.
no date has been set for the
wedding.
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ALL INCOME TAX REFS.
TAX CENTER, I'LL VERMONT AVE
RE. 1881. OPEN 8 AM TO Pm.
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLERs q SON,
Auctioueers.


United States Marshars Sale of Real
Estate. BY virtue Of writ of
execution issued out of the Clerk S
Office Of the United States District
Court for the District of Columbia.
and to me directed, ! will sell by
public auction for cash, in front of
the West entrance Of the Court
House on D Street between Fourth
and Fifth Streets, Northwest, Wash
ington, D, c., on Monday, the
twenty-sixth day of March, 1851,
at two O'Clock PM. all the right.
title and interest of the defendant,
Earnest A. Christopher, In the fol-
lowing described real estate in the
District of Columbia, to wit: Lot 159
in Square 3034, improved by two
story and cellar brick dwelling No.
625 Quebec Place. NV, with metal
garage in rear. seized and levied
upon as the property of the defend
ant, Earnest A. Christopher. and
sold to satisfy a Judgment at law
No. 1504-50 M. c. lin favor of Cliff
ford N. Thomas. W. BRUCE MAT
THEWS, United States Marshal in
and for the District of Columbia.
mh6,7. .9,10,11. 1913, IA. Is, I6,l7,1S.
10 ,20.21,2 1928. 24,25.
ADAM A WESCHLER e. SON
MISUNDERSTANDING
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ASSISTANT STEWARD. white: kitch-
en- and storeroom experience pre-
ferred; ability to supervise and di.
rect employees; good salary and
WXRDMAN PARK HOTEL. 200
A WHodleE so IS mi MECHANIC Iaise.
clean modern shop; excellent work
MONROE FORD CO.. Silver Spring,
A Tfi aoi nagG DRIVER INSTRUCTOR
for Arlington driving school. court
AUTO sI IoT Pe. ATTENDANT En- a T.. must s1So be
be fully exper. in cleaning and
washing cars; Sober and rel; This
Job pays well. AUTO MART, 1866
A HsRo'n MfE 5e hs large shop @lI lat
est equipment. must be experienced.
AZ NJ h ssSSfky1eeHH RhSnf sf 80
N. Glebe I'd. Arl.. Va. Ill
AUTO MECHANIC = We have an
@schanic IN one 81 Washinst aats
Oldest and largest automotive firms.
Excellent working conditions. hos
pitalization, paid vacations. Earn
ings up to 500 per week or more,
dependent ON ability. Apply in per-
son 10 MH. WAhl ELLA, Xxi ST
A ii q PARTS COUNTER MAN, wash.
ington's Oldest Chevrolet dealers has
experienced in General Motors Parts Parts
Department preferred. so day wk.
P PaPRYptT nSsi, Mo see NJ k Mn
AUTO 70 FAR PARTS So MAN-Man expert
enced in Mopar parts to work in
our parts wholesale location. Paid
vacation, sick dement's. group IN
surance. Profit sharing. See Mr..
O'Rorke. or Mr.. Nelson. TREW MO-
TOR CO., 2101 14th st. NV. DE.
AUTO PARTS RUNNER. must be ex-
perienced truck driver, acquainted
with metropolitan area; good sal
airy, excellent working conditions.
See Mr.. Barto. service mgr. DIM
STEAD MOTOR CO., Oldsmobile
Dealer, 1000 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va.
AUTO POLISH BOY, must have ex-
on Excellent aa yyoTkns pcand XaGa
$500 Baltimore Blvd. Hyattsyilie,'
AUTO SALESMAN, fully experienced.
for one Of Washington's most pro-
gressive used car lots. Must know
financing. Apply in person. No phone
calls. AUTO MART. 1885 Benning
afro 81 1; SEAT COVER INSTALLER; ex-
perisnced only; Salary open. Apply
" y. Pam. *
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COLLECTORS and statesmen. estab-
dent. sickness and life; no exper-
fence necessary: S65 to SIS per
wk. assured to start; increased
earnings after training period. APP
COLLECTOR SALESMAN; 30-35;
prefer experienced installment col
lection man; salary, commission,
bonus. 5-day week: you can easily
earn S125 per week; good car es-
coSsTRuc AHe'S ihspE e 81 nW With
experience in the construction OF
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director, WASHINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION. Hyatts-
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expert man to take full charge OF
a going development of small homes;
an attractive proposition to the
right man; all replies strictly con-
fldential. Box 123-V. Star.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
exp. man for large DEVELOPMENT Of
small homes. Only men who can
completely handle this Job need
apply. Box CIV, Star. Ill
CONTROLLER for leading television
and appliance chain; top-notch ex.
ecutiye with complete knowledge OF
department store or chain store
operation; give resume Of qualifi-
cations and salary desired. Box
COOK. experienced. and must b.
apply; $50 weekly. Box Tx, Star
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enced need only apply. New Hamp-
FRUIT Ruff a AND p VIC. NAN IA 1900 10 =, H.
colored or white; sober. rel, ref.
Apply In person only. 141S 7th
FURNITURE REFINIsHER, expsrt-
enced, TO rennish, touchup or repair
televlsion and appliances; good sal.
ary. 6.oay week; permanent job to
Apply Mrs. Bott, LACY'S, INC. 1880
F6 f ri H. SALESMAN. experienced Mag
with sound background of decorat-
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In Americas most beautiful furrii-
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nent. COLONY House. aa1s II as4 ePe conn.
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GENERAL A'i 1S 9Ss acSe BROKER
REQUIRES reg res man with experience in
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SSEs IS & CO. 221 Tower Bldg.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE MAN
White. permanent. full-time work;
simple sinn spa painting NJ sarpsnsEy. pipe 1T
GRILL MAN. must be sober ana
phone calls. I'll DINER 1 Fsirfa NO
Va, between 8 am. and 2 pm. ii
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Gkoc cfss9i for employment with
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many othsr emp gIossti Ssn. Nth pay
ply SHIRLEY poD s ISasnss room anr
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PERSONAL Cont. J

PROTESTANT LADY. DO TIPPING
at home in spare time; addressins
envelopes, letters, etc., must be &C.
curate and reasonable for Protestant
patriotic group. Address Box tis-x
VACANCY in attrac. conyalescent
ideal suburban location; 24-hr. nurs.
REST HOME VACANCY : Kind
thoushtful care in pleasant approved
nome Front porch. delicious food
S sray service; 24-hr. nursing service
p 81, Of INSTRUCTION., WA. s417.
PENNA. MOUNTAIN RESORT desires
male; female. orr couples. Opengs in
al departments; full maintenance
r RAJ ia ont AND fta1 fiYr1NG-oer.
rates. Fast. eficient. OR. 05st
after 900 Sun; after ZOO wkdays.
STUDY PSCHOLOGY-Pvt. instruc-
ton as overcome deficiencies, establish
ARE YOU UNH a pfyss with ao your anoq pres.
ent position in life7 See "HOSLEY
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT and tutoring
E reets Inaieid teacher plans and d.
MOTHER Will ' GIVE DAY CARE TO,
child Z yrs, or older; vic. Riverdale
r NS1o9rlshing lunches. WA. 1874.
iamited number Of children, Age,
lunches. sH. 59Ss. JU 's aas;3aa h0'
MILLINERY-space for rent To- lad,
who makes hats in est. downtown
business; reas. ST. 6s19, 81
GET IN SHAPE for Spring; Beauty
Modelling, Charm taught in you,
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TAX Az RETURNS EI prepared in you,
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school gives unusual personality
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sat. Sun. Room 203. 400 5th st.
VACANCY In nursing home: a2-hr
nursing care: licensed by County and
c !ssfs 81 TA1 fsiai AND ALrnn.
ATlONS-I alter and remodel an
makes of suits and topcoats for
iadles and gentlemen. Please call
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Flynn Ri sEAuTYi ' coIHSaE. T isfo
A L e aiH all ladies. garments.
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ABBEY PERSONNEL,

ABBEY PERSONNEL
Secys., many openings. to 81, 900,
Exec. secy., legal. $500.
SecyY FRENCH English. pref. Belgium
native, $4,000
Secy.. English Spanish, $4,000.
Secy., export-import. $1,000.
Secy.. world activity. SO. 900.
Steno. -receptionist, $2.4O0.
u. stenos.. twists, to $500:
Typist some shorthand. 1925.
Typist-clerk. legal. $3.50.
Typist- cashier. $500.
Typist-f1le clerk. 5000,
Receptionist-PBx, legal. SI95.
Clerks, no typing, $3.50.
Insurance underwater, $1,000.
MEN
Electrical Eng, grad. $4,000.
Jr. accountant, $1,000.
Payroll clerk. to $1,000.
Auto title clerk-Open.
MANY OTHER EXCEL. POSITIONS
ITO 14th st. NV. RIM. 800. ST. 0190.
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Civic News
HELP MEN

DRUG CLERK. exper. desired but not
necessary: good pay, excel. working
coma. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. II
P st. ne.
DRUG CLERK, full time. good hours,
good pay; inquire in person. STARK
PHARMACY. 1926 Wisconsin ave.
DRUG CLERK. exp; salary open; no
PHARMACY. 1919 Georgia ave. NV.