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Evening star., 1952-07-25
Capital Banks Expant
Real Estate Loans 10
New AN-Time High
By Donald B. HodIey

Real estate loans of IA reserve
member banks here edged forward
to new all-time peak of $104,-
$4,000 on July 16. gain of $319.-
600 from a week earlier, the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Richmond
reported today.
The new high was S4,O12,O0C
above the mark for January
this year and $6.589, 900 above July
18, 1851.
Commercial loans of $140,771, =
900 were up $50, 900 in the week,
$1.771.000 above January 2 and
$3,985, 900 above a year earlier
They failed to equal their record
of $141 366 900 on June 4, but
with that exception were the high
est in history
Other loans, mostly consumer
loans, totaled $81 100000, a drop
of $214,000 in the week, but $6,-
$4,000 above January 2 and $5,-
276.000 above year ago.
Total outstanding loans of
1881 .087 900 were down $780, in
the week. $11,816,00O above Jan
uary 2 and $16,l66.000 above the
like 1851 date.
Treasury Bill Holdings Cut.
Treasury bill holdings of $IO5,-
763,000 were down $50, ,462, 900 in
the week and $13,413,000 below
January 2, but remained $55, 5,001, =
600 above July 18 last year.
Treasury certificates of $43, 3,474,-
900 were up $1.001 900 in the week,
$2,294,000 above January and
$33. .764,000 above a year earlier.
Federal bonds holdings showed
little change in week.
Total investments of $548, $780,
900 were down $30,415,0 900 in the
week, up $2,556 900 since January
2 and Sal, ,251 900 above a year
earlier.
Demand deposits of $913,748,-
900 were down $29 ,585 900 in the
week, but $7,395 900 above Janu-
airy 2 and $53,937 900 above the
like 1851 date. The weeks drop
followed a $42. 400, 900 jump in
the preceding week and was due
mostly to sharp fluctuations in
the classification certified and
officers checks. ETC."
Equitable Cooperative Gains.
Assets of Equitable Co-opera-
tive Building Association reached
a new high of SIS, ,186,277 on June
80, a gain of $1,145,873 since the
Evening star., 1952-07-25
Retail Trade Reduced
Slightly by Weather
By the A..aeint.el pr...

NEW YORK. July 25.-Hot
weather played a part in slightly
reducing retail trade during the
past week. Dun & Bradstreet re.
ported today.
shoppers generally bought only
for their most immediate needs
although there was an increase
IN demand for some seasonal
items. Clearance sales of sum-
mer goods also resulted in good
response. Consumer hesitancy
was greatest in areas affected by
layof1s resulting from labor-man-
agement disputes.
For the week ended "Wednesday
retail trade was estimated to be
from unchanged to 4 per cent
above the level of a year ago.
Regional estimates varied from
1851 levels by the following per
centages: New England, down l
to up 3; East and Midwest. down
2 to up 2; South, up 3 to 7; North
west and Southwest, up l to S,
and Pacific Coast, up 2 to. 6.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
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Evening star., 1952-07-25
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July 25 R.-Cotton f,I.
lures continued to ease in forenoon tradins
today. The market appeared to sag more
from lack Of demand for contracts
The Agriculture Department said today
that cotton exports in the 1888 season
beginning August l may fall 1 million
ports Of 5.S mill bales this season How
ever. the possibility was seen that domes-
tic consumption may increase 100000 to
lion bales consumption this season These
views Of exports jibed with current ideas
of exporters rejecting less activity in
world textiles and expectations Of less
foreisn aid by the United States.
Noon prices were 25 cents a bale
lower TO ) cents higher than the pre-
vious close. October. 1896; December
1915. and March, 36.67.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK, July % R.-Foreirn ex.
dollars, others in cents): " Il"
Canadian dollar in New York open
market p. per cent premium or 103 43s4,
Europe-Great Britain tpound>, 2.7ss..
on p Of cent; 30-day futures, 277ls.
Oh 10 OF cent; 60-day futures, or.
on Is OF cent; 90-day futures 2T6is
on 2 Of a cent: Belgium Uranc). 1889.
up .OOs of cent: France urancl, .2s .
o. a. cent, UNCHANGED. Holland (guilder),
cent. unchanged Portuea (escudo !,
$50. unchanged: Sweden (krona), 1888,
tunchanged; Switzerland Granc, dree1,
.2S. unchanged.
Latin Notwithstanding tfree). rs.
UNCHANGED: Brazil freeI, $50, unchanged: !:
Mexico 11.5a, UNCHANGED: Venezuela
(bolivar). 30.O3. unchanged.
Evening star., 1952-07-25

end of 1851
and $1.777.214
above a year
earlier, Presi-
dent Edward L.
McAleer report
ed today.
First m or t.
gage loans OF
$13,551.498 were
up $740.941 in
the six months
and $1,339,795
higher in the
year.
The amount
d1e Sharoho1d-
Evening star., 1952-07-25

Of Busine e S S
Econo m les at
the University
of Sout h e n
Califo rnia in
Los Angeles Au-
gust /.
The institute,
q Six-w e e k
course in prin-
ciples and op-
erations of the
free enterprise
system. is be-
lieved to be the
first co-opera-
tive venture O1
Evening star., 1952-07-25

xr Ex rights . Also extra or extras. Piui
stock dividend. Cash or stock e De.
In stock estimated cash value on ex divi.
dend date. Paid last year. b Declared
or paid after stock dividend or spiit-up
lative issue with dividends In arrears
nd Next. day delivery. paid this year
diyidends omitted deferred or no action
or paid In 1852. plus stock .divideno.
Ik Declared or paid In 1851, plus stock
dividend. Liouidating dividend. stay
able In stock, exact cash value uNdetof-
mined on declaration dan.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
New Merchandise Manager.

1T W a S a n
nounced today
A resident Of
w a S h i n g t or
since 1921, Mr.
Dworkin W a:
associated with
L a n S burgh &
Bro. for two
We ars, j. c
Harding for II
years and Lacy I
for o ne yea1
prior to &C.
cepting his nev
position it'll
Sun Radio.
Evening star., 1952-07-25

ers at midyear was $13,743,036, an
increase of $1,077,5 ,588 in the six
months and $1,863. .807 above a
year earlier.
The institution, one of the old
est in the city, began business
in 1879, and is a member of the
Federal Savings and Loan In
surance Corp.
New Merchandise Manager.
Norris Dworkin has been ap-
pointed appliance merchandising
director for the Sun Radio Stores,
Evening star., 1952-07-25

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Bell Pa IS 6OC- IL
Beth Stl 234s7O 9
Borden 2N ST. 9
Bos Me Is 60 J
Bush T B IS 80 9
Can Pac As perp 10
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Evening star., 1952-07-25

7 Hourly BAIoS % thO kx0h1m0A
IL 100 an. sSU 1oo i.:uu noon 30 900
| 100 pm. $50 600 300 p.m. 600 900
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. sIn bank
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed By such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregotng tables are annual
Ior semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends ara
not included. cid Called. xk di1idend.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
Metal Quotations

!. NEW YORK. July rs GR.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 24ia
cents q pound Connecticut Valley. Lead
IA cents a pound. New York. Zinc Is
cents pound. East st. Louis. lin S1.211s
. pound, New York. ~
Evening star., 1952-07-25
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Garnnckel com-1O0 at l714. 10 A. 17L
"ooo%aard d Lothrop com-30 at S9i.. Sb
SSottqGeInperg SotG SO pf-100 at 9.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
Market AVERAGES
Chicago Grain

Chicago Grain
CHICAGO. July rs. P.-0rains held
on to small gains on the Board IF Trad
today after having opened higher on a
brisk burst Of buying coming mainly from
commission houses
The initial buying move ran into con-
siderable resistance. After the first Is
minutes of activity dealings. the market
simmered down with dealings light.
Wheat at noon was UNCHANGED to "a
higher: September SI.7s: oats Y lower to
z higher, September slh; soybeans NIX
higher. .september $3.06is. and lard un-
chenEed to 2. cents q hundred pounds
higher. September S11.92.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, July 20 Up. - Diyider
announced today:
Extra.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP WoMEN

DRAFTsNIAN--Research and develop
craftsman for varied and interest
ing work; experience in design and
DEVELOPMENT helpful; .5-day. 40-hr
w W. fahlons Phons 81 s,7 r. sa4o1 aTsnFfc Ps5
DRTGs CLERK. Excellent position
and pay in pleasant store. NE.
Exper. preferred: IL: 1.340l; Pa
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK, ex;;
psrsnssd ssrn;nSs r paetsms 6tIDss work several
j jns ,,,sI sIsS Sp., for iHllstime sisri;
DUTY OFFICER for varied and in.
S9se Eth r.4ed RSS
MIR. HAMMER. RE. $500. Ext. 3S5
EDiPHfooNHE 'oPpERAToR-part time
interesting In.Is work, n private socia
EfEvAiTFoR oHPERAToRs. white. owe,
1S yrs. sizes IL through 18; no ex.
4s-hour week; $4o.25. Apply in
RoTH WRsHSaToN o stS service
ELEVAToR Lew Tcaa OPERATOR. white, ofhc.
building; exper. not necessary but
give refs. Monthly salary, $3.50 and
other employment advantages. Boz
FARMER for general farm work;
no dairy; new house. with all mod
ern conveniences and pleasant sur
roundings, Call HARRY BOWERS
Hay Market, Va, 1878. -26
FILTERS and seamstresses for ex-
elusive Conn. ave. shop; must be
fhOrouRhly eXper on fine clothes;
excel. salary and working condi-
tions. Apply at once to Herman
Becker. SELMA GOWNS. 1907 Conn
FLORIST, must be exper. 1911
Michigan ave. ne. OIL. 4773: Il
no ans. WO. $500. -27
FLORIST, white; experienced. OIL
7976. -25
FLOOR MANAGER for NV. suburban
ladies' speciality shop. Permanent
full time only. Write Box 362-Y
Star, stating age, exper.. family
SfQfng onA salary aVnaNfad
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HElP WOMEN

Observation-Disclosures and acces-
sories. Exp. necessary: Good starting
pEpARRTMfST R!Ts SSF4 sroRE. 5RiE 'SSi 5S5i asers
sASDwfcR an Syfi R'S; GIRL - White. T exper..
pay: meals and uniforms furnished.
and 2i,,,,l Il a~ an JOSEPH MARTz 1E z
Union 10th and Constitution az ave
sEAMsTREss. experienced in Slip
covers and upholstering; steady work
HoLsTERING AND DECORATING.
Sssas SesSssa s'5ss Sss ssS ass aa 1as'&s ana e. !S
WEISS SHOP. 1914 M St. NV.
SEAMSTRESS-Exper. on all altera-
tions;, commission basis; part time
or full time. MI. s57s. 1347 Conn. M
sEscsREfxRY Pleas. surroundinHss,
some shorthand required; personable
individual sought. 401 Hibbs Bldg.
ss: Ssi aG zs5 ggss gg!sss' DA'.sslssa'
radio law arm; Salary $260-s295
to start. RE. 2b79. --25
SECRETARY -office manager. Typing,
shorthand, aviation experience pre-
ferred;. 5-day, 40-hr. wk and time
and half on any overtime. Salary
open. Apply AIR LINE PILOTS AS
ISOLATION. 1885 National Press
Bldg. or call MA. 2167. 26s
SECRETARY, 2O-30, to public rela-
tions director, national trade asso-
citation; duties varied; pleasant
working conditions. Apply in per-
son, Monday morning or all day
Tuesday, Room 220, 1927 X st. NV.
sECRETARY-1nsurance ONCE; in
teresting work: 1-girl ONCE. Rm:
21S Rigss Bank BLDG, 14th and
sEEcSRETIiARY. part time. s4-day basis.
5-day week Must be efiicient, rapid
| typist. Pay commensurate ability.
Box 239-T. Star. -27
SECRETARY, part time: permanent
| girl ONCE; bookkeeping experience
| desirable; five 4-hour days; S35-$40.
Box 2S1-V. Star.
| SECRETARY, for law office. good
| salary. pleasant working conditions;
| in new aforementioned tldg.; write
for interview. stating previous ex-
perierce and refs: please do not
telephone. POSNER. SERGE, FOX.
and AREN'T, 1900 18th st. NV.
SECRETARY - For established Law
firm in Hyattsville. Nd, WA, 3I0C
| or WA. 1875. -26
Evening star., 1952-05-25
NElp WoMEN

PRESS OPERATOR. colored. expert
enced; 5-day week. Apply ONCE,
INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY. 1921 Lee
highway, Rosslyn, Va. -26
IPRESSERS (2l. experienced. for linen
service company. Regular hours.
also insurance benefits. Apply DIS
TRICT LINEN SERVICE CO.. So I
Evening star., 1952-05-25

MAILING CLERK - Newly formed
clerk to originate and supervise
mailing section, Elliott service,
membership in prospect files. Gen,
eral typing, 35 hours week; $500
start. Room 413. 1404 New York
ave. NV. --26
SALESGIRL. experienced,
permanent, paid vacation, $50 to
start. 1917 14th st. NV. --26
graduate. previous once
exper. pref; oral surgeons office;
pleasant surroundings. lge. personnel:
State height. weight. age. exper. and
salary expected. Ma. .2799.
NURSE, white. age 20 to 30; live in
Or out; private hospital. Call co.
NURSE, in physicians ONCE; spe-
cializing in allergy. Typins required
Splendid opportunity, Box 45f.Y.
NURSE. who enjoys youngsters, to
spend summer vacation at delight
full boys camp in Land O'Lakes"
Of Canada. WILLIAM c. WARNER.
director, 1s Castle rd.. Falls
Cnurcn, va.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
hElR WQMEN

Observation-Disclosures, 18-
30. general once work: shorthand
not necessary; interesting position: !:
k-day week, sood salary. Call MISS
MARTIN. ST. 1901 or tpply S25 9TH
sEtCcRE:TTARY RY-sTEN0GRAPHER. COM
petent and personable; age 25 to
35. for patent law ONCE; central
$500 per mo. MA. .331O Pr
SECRETARY-STE for .
lawyer in large law firm. located in
modern air-conditioned once: inter-
esting and varied work. Excellent
typing and shorthand ability re-
auired. Good starting salary. VacA-
ton this year. Phone Ma. $3.50.
SERVICE CASHIER In Clarendon.
KENYON PECK. INC, IA. 10000.
SHIRT GIRL, exper.: steady position :
4o-hour week. wages guaranteed
LAUNDRY. $500 Marlboro pike Sc.
HI. S888. -26
SINGER
White, for q small night club. CAP'N
Evening star., 1952-05-25

PERSONNEL SUPERVISOR - Must
be CAPABLE and exp. Unusually fine
9Ssnx pSsit,on; stsr state age exp ETC. Box
PHOTO FINISHERS. exper. on East
man Rollhead printers. UNITED
PHOTO SERVICE, 141S Irving
PHOTO PRINTER, ewes. part time;
quality work on non-automatic en-
largers. State experience and rate
per hour. Box ABBY, Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER-A girl to
work during summer. exper. not
necessary. AID. 6966 after l pm.
PIANIST - Excellent opportunity,
some knowledge Of typing. to assist
piano dept. manager. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO, 110S G st. NV. d.
S464. Call Mr.. Leonard for appt.
POWER MACHINE OPERAT0Rs.
white. awning experience preferred;
Practical NURSE for small institu-
ton; live in. AL. 1890. Us
Evening star., 1952-05-25
WHELAN DRUG co.

WHELAN DRUG co.
500 14th ST. NV. RIM. 214-A.
COUNSELORS, general. writing, arts
couNTRY eeS sTR1s DAY aa'ufs cAMp oMS S4S1 Asn ga
Ii. Aug 20. sH. 1874, or ewes. JU.
7-672S.
COUNCILOR - Teacher pref. for
saltwater camp for young children
in Maine; skilled in arts and crafts.
state qualifications and telephone
COUNTER GIRL, .o colored; for valet va L
position: soUTHEAsT VALET, 4405
S Cauitol st. 10. 3-91S5.
COUNTER GIRL. white. must be ca.
pable of handling sandwich counter
in cafeteria, VACATION th plan ane
COUNTER GIRL. white. must be exp
| all day work. no SUNDAYS; meals ano
uniforms furn.; holidays OF with
pay; $50 per week to start. Apply
COUNTER NSi Girls Ls AND MATTRESSES
experienced. Apply BLUE MIRROR
cGsroMER sHs 5sih s. SERVICE R;Hi CLERK. 20.
hour, 5-day week; experience not
necessary. will train: company bene-
RtoSERf1ScPK.S RtoSE f1SP.S Co. s45b colesviIle
| rd.. Silver Spring. Md. -26
DENTAL ASSISTANT. thoroughly exp
| (white1 under 35. Call Monday
after g am IA: 1853.
NV. location; experienced preferred
Please call after 10 am. WO. al74
DENTAL ASST. experienced, to assis
at chair in oral surgeons office
large personnel; pleasant surround.
ings., State height, weight. age
starting salary. Box 271-Y. Star.
tor for air-cond. apt. bldg. See
Mrs. Petty. at the CROMWELL, 1515
/ Cdgen st. NV. TU. $500. -26
Evening star., 1952-05-25

1S NJ st. NE. (On North CapitoD.
FOUNTAIN HELP. colored, exper.,
M store; PsGe pRt} ''nsi LANE, 5sas RiRss RI
rouSfAiN 8 Sh1,1R% GikL-col.. hd able to sS Cook
and manage drugstore fountain.
Excel. salary and bonus, 1901
roGNTArS oeHSf,Aa sVei GIRL, coLoRED. Sun
day only. 2 to 10; Ii. 3-61d1.
FOUNTAIN (Colored,, neat, part
ti%s days pRuS 81 e stone, MGn 16tS ea5u FF nx
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, $s5 per week
to supervise busy fountain; 18th
and q NV. McREYNoLDs PHAR.
FOUNTAIN HELP WANTED. full or
sad sts das z1p vasasSn ps
PHARMACY. 1858 Columbia pike.
F5GNTfHIA F55fGllHftGIPA GIRL. white. honest zs and
FOUNTAINS 1 AhSHMHI' MELP VI WANTaD1oiris AisTraGo
for full or part time. morning or
in person. AMBAssADOR DRUG,
sT1RE, 14th 6rE16E fTe sts WoRk Rx sa mnsa
week. good salary. DO not phone,
call in person. INDIAN SPRING
COUNTRY CLUB. Silver Spring, Md.
GIFT SALES CLERK for hotel, gift
shop: active. reliable, middle sged
ladys; 40 to A hrs. per week; 3 to
and 3 to IL pm. Phone OIL. 532s
after GAO weekdays or during dag
week ends -25
HAIR STYLISTS. two, girl or man
5-dy. wk.. guar. salary and $50
comm. Apply in person only to
HEADS, 1927 F st. NV. --26
Evening star., 1952-05-25

OFFICE MANAGER-Must be capable
to do payroll. accounting, shorthand
Call Ma. 3i2O, Ext. I52. -25
OFFICE PERSONNEL, MGR cashiers
credit clerks. invoice clerks and
general office workers for progres-
siVe installment jewelry store
Splendid starting salary with pleas
ant working conds. and company
dement's: See Mr.. Connell at BATES
OFFICE WORKERS, white. for Ice
wholesale distributor; 5-day Wk.
permanent position. vacation. etc
i, Apply vl12! 9Th 81; nv
Bailey's Crossroads area; soc pei
birth and religion in application
hours. Box $685.. Washington IS
PIX OPERATOR, white. for modern
apt. house. Apply resident manager
Ss4Sa3NE ave. n3i ApTs'' 2l'o Hsg Penna
PIX OPERATOR---we have q posi-.
tion open for a telephone operator
some tipping required; perm. position
pleasant working conditions; gooo
salary. Apply Mr.. Varela, PARK.
WAY MOTOR CO., INC, 3O40 NJ st
PIX oPERATOR-small board, al,
conditioned office, hours 9 am. tc
to 6 pm. daily. and $40 to / or
alternate Saturdays. Paid vacations
disqualification and other benefits
Call Mrs. Headley. LEE D. BUT
LER, INC, DI. Ol10. -2S
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SECRETARY
TOP SALARY

Pay commensurate with experience
and ability, for a variety OF impor-
tant duties in large organization
Requires administration and public
relations know-how. Type so w.p.m
with liberal employe benefits. Write
Box 374-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SECRETARY

For air-conditioned insurance ONCE;
experience necessary; salary. $3.50
monthly, 5-day week. Call Executive
Evening star., 1952-05-25

TRAINEES-Young
ladies to train as comptometer OPP
orators: permanent position; 5-day.
40-hour week; pleasant working
conditions; liberal discount on pur-
chases; insurance and hoSpitaliza-
ton plans; retirement plan. Apply
MENT OFFICE, n p st. ne.
SUPERINTENDEN1
for large subdivision of brick ram
blers; continuous work; Silver Spring
area. Only experienced men neeC
apply. Box 432-Y, Star. -26
COOK, who enjoys youngsters, Il
spend summer vacation at delight
full boys camp in Land O'Lakes'
of Canada. Desire middle-aged
white lady. experienced with wooc
rector. 1S Castle rd.. Falls Church
Evening star., 1952-05-25
REGISTERED NURSE

REGISTERED NURSE
With or without public health exper.
ience; 6-day week; salary dependent
upon qualifications. Write ALEX
ANDRIA HEALTH DEPT. -26
ROUTE SALESLADIES-COOK COZ
FEE CO. requires a lady between 20
and 40 years Of age. in good phys
wives on an established coffee and
tea route: lady must be free of other
responsibilities. as this is full-time
work; salary and commission, with
earnings well above average; car
furnished. For further particulars,
call co. 1896. Pr
SALES CLERK FOR GIFT SHOP
5-day, 4O-hr. week. sales exper. not
s. MARkY BAYNEs GIFT SHOP,
002 18th ST NV pa
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Experienced. for laundry and dry
cleaning once; not over As yrs. Of
age; hrs. 1906 pm. salary, $40
RcapE5UNsHiNEA asS5 Hk Apply ays De1sGnos nsmon
CLERK-NO TYPING
PART TIME
HOURS. 5 DAYS A WEEK
Permanent position; ideal for house
APPLY HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV. --27
CLERK :TYPIST, white, wanted Cor
general once work; 5-day wk.. paid
chance for Advancement. Apply in
person to NATIONAL RIFLE AS
ISOLATION, 1900 r. I. ave. NV.
CLERKS AND BoOKKEEPERS, Is to
81; experience not essential, we will
train you. Apply any branch office
msrly Citizens Bank Of RiVerdaie.
cGERK! E & issTENoGRAPHER for busy
planning and engineering ONCE in
Riverdale. Duties include receiving
public. answering phone INQUIRIES,
correspondence. filing and typing in
s9ses psns with Apeade snd n msp snd nd
plan reading desirable. Opportunity
for advancement: 5-day wk, Vaca-
tion and retirement benefits. Phone
MEs k4A4Pis,rMsmslf gAh1A, AP aI2o branch Of
nee. fire and casualty insurance
benefits: 35-hr. week; no insurance
experience necessary. Call ST. 5654.
CLERK-TYPIST-Young woman for
part-time general ofice work; accu-
racy essential; good salary. Phone
MR.. SMITH. WI. I'LL. --26
CLERK-TYFIsT. 1s to 25, for in
srsinf .srsse bursa gSson ssperencs n no
sential. Permanent position with
opportunity for advancement; 5-day
week; group insurance and other
BENEFITS; BENEFITS - See a. Mr. stb HOBBS sBs 4is T.:
CIERK.TYP1sr. automotive nS exper-
part time. or hrs: per day:
soEBEN Ffss dssiers ASP eoF
sTfol PsrF D. aed e. GE MEaO!s ssoo' sts' IakGma as
cLERK-TYPIST-For production con-
troll. Modern ir-conditioned plant
is.Ss in Gollegs TSN Park a4od Nd Vacation sick
CLERK-TYPIsT, with some short
tablished firm. Good working CON
oit1onS ana pay; oF2 days. Live N
or near Woodbridge. Apply J. L.
BATEMAN 4 SON. 2004 r. I. ave
CLERK-TYPiST. 4o-hr., 5-day wk.
permanent; excellent opportunity
aiT:conditioned ONCE, SIMON DIS
NV. See MR.. BRENT
CLERK-TYPIST-Boo Bookkeeping dept
immediate opening for permanent
position. Unusual employe benefits
salary. $500 mo-: must be accuratt
typist with aptitude for figures. SCI
Miss PetheTbridge; RAINFALL H
HAGNER CO.. INC. 1921 Conn
CLERRk:TTYPIsT. k9:TTiYPIsT perm. position i,
executive of1ces. Exper. not nee.
interesting work; pleasant workinl
conds.; benefits; good starting sal
ary and regular increases; 35-hr
wk Apply Room 800. Investment
Bldg, 1911 K st. NV, MA. 9404
=. 80
CLERK-TYPIST. white: permanen
position in 2-girl office. Some typini
and general ONCE work; 5-day wk.
$45: Apply Is Va. ave. s.w., NE
cLERK-TYPIsT-scientinc masazin,
requires services Of alert young wom'
an for general office work; opportu
nifty to learn editorial practices; 40
hour week. Call MRS. LAKE, D1
1883 after 9:30 am.
CLERK TYPIST, some shorthand
needed by general insurance of1c'
IN Bladensburg, Nd. WA. 6O49 ol
WA. 1924.