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cial workshops for both elementary
and high school teachers. For the
elementary teachers, the workshop
will focus on the teaching Of re-
ligion, how to visualize it and how
to integrate it with the rest of the
curriculum.
WorkshOp Sessions
At their workshop, the high
school teachers will examine the
four major areas of the high school
curriculum, religion, social studies,
English and natural sciences in the
light of the general meeting theme.
The first days session will consist
of a panel discussion by experts in
the four subject matter areas while
the second days period will be
given over to group discussions by
the teachers themselves of plans
for practical methods of applying
this theme in the years classroom
work.
Thursday, Aug. %, at 7:30 a. m.
the Rev Bennett {. Applegate, act
ing superintendent of schools of
the Diocese will celebrate a re-
QUEEN Mass for the deceased teach
ers OF the diocesan school, in the
College Chapel of Christ the King.
Both days sessions will close with
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment in the College Chapel.
THE PR0GRAM
Wednesday, Aug. 27, 100 =. m. Saint
Joseph Cathedral Solemn Mass Corsm
Episeopo Sermon, Father Paul p. Camp
he'll. Saint Lawrence Church, Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania.
Wednesday, Aug. ~
10 90 r. m. Exhibits Open.
ii 100 a. m. General Meeting. Erskine
Hall. Invocation, Father George Ken
nedy. St. Agatha Church; Greetings,
Father Bennett Applegate Acting Sup
erintendent OF Schools Greetings from
the State apartment OF Education, DR..
Clyde Rissong, Director Of Education.
State Department Of Education, Colum.
hus, Ohio
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Warns Birth Control Program
Would Reap Hatred In Orient
UNFAO Head Says Answer To Overpopulation Is To
Teach Backward Areas To Produce

where immigrants are needed and
welcome
The Brazilian visitor said the
Church could be "a tremendous
influence" in the work of econom-
ic and social reform everywhere,
especially in areas where living
standards are low and nutritlonal
needs are correspondingly great.
He said that in Italy, particularly,
he had been much impressed by
the manner in which the clergy
are fostering and supporting plans
to combat poverty and develop
new opportunities, especially IN
the rural regions.
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However" the author went on,
"the startling fact is that on the
contrary starvation actually stimu-
lates sexual activity resulting in
more mouths TO feed in the worlds
hungriest areas.
The Fac chairman hailed the
Point -Four program as an econom-
lc blessing which would help and
encourage food and other produc.
tIon and thus contribute toward
hanlshing the spccter of hunger
from the world
DR. de Castro recalled that on a
previous visit to Italy, he had an
audience with His Holiness Pope
Plus XII, who, he said, was def
nltely interested in the work be
ing done 10 assist underprlyileRed
persons TO find new homes and
new opportunities in countries
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FIFlELD, Wis. r. (NC) - King
of Martyrs Priory here was OF.
ficially inaugurated on the Feast
of the Assumption with the open
ing of its novitiate.
Three priestmonks, two elerics
and five young men candidates
make up the personnel of the new
Bcnedictine community, located on
a 400-acre tract of partially clear
ed woodland.
A small dairy farm is already
in operation, which with the con
ducting of week end retreats, and
seasonal cutting of pulpwood, will
form the principal means Of in
come
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MASS ORDO
;f,truv Of The Week
Liturgy OF The Week
FRIDAY, AUGUST n
FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE z
AEApT nE MAoY

FRIDAY, AUGUST n
FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE
HEART OF MARY
White gestments Gloria, Second
nraH er lin Low Mass onl5l of SIS.
Timothy and Companions credo.
Preface OF he Blessed Virgin.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 73
FEAST OF ST. PHILIP BENlzzI:
VIGIL OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW
White vestments. Gloria, Second
prayer of the Vigil. Last Gospel
of the Vigil.
SUNDAY, AUGUST ~
FEAST OF ST. sARTHoL oMEW,
APOSTLE:
TWELFTH SUNDAY AFTER
PENTEcosT
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Sunday, Credo, Pre-
face of the Apostles. Last Gospel
of the Sunday.
MONDAY, AUGUST IS
FEAST OF ST. LOUIS
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer Defend us, Third at the
choice of the celebrant.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 26
FEAST OF ST. ZEpHYRiNUS
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of the Sunday, Third DE
fend us" Preface of the Apostles.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ~
FEAST OF
ST. JOSEPH cALASANcTlUS
White vestments. Gloria.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 70
FEAST or ST. AUGUSTINE
White vestments. Gloria, Second
prayer of st. Hermes, Credo.
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WASHINGTON, d. G. r. NC) -
Westinspired campaigns to spread
birth control among Oriental peo-
pies are likely to create hate rath-
or than goodwill and friendship
between East and West.
This was the warning sounded
here by world famous authority
on population and nutrition who
has aroused worldwide interest by
challenging theories that cover
population" causes hunger and by
insisting instead that it is hunger
which causes too much population.
Teach The Backward
He is Brazilian-born. 44-year-old
Dr. Josue de Castro, chairman Of
the executive committee OF the
United Nations Food and AHieul.
tural Organization, and author Of
the recently published book. THE
Geography OF Hunger" The book
insists that not birth control, but
making available To backward
areas the know.how and equipment
for increased food production is
the key to the problem of over
population.
when we seek to promote
birth control in such countries as
India and Japan Dr. de Castro
said, Eve have the idea that We
are helping the Eastern peoples.
The truth Is, however. that the
leaders Of these peoples are more
inclined TO look upon us as enc
mics and 10 hate us more and
more for what they interpret as a
disguised means to reduce the po-
tentialitieS OF the Asiatics and 10
eliminate them as possible rivals
Of the West
Or de Castro, professor of eco
nomlc geography in the University
of Brazil, and director OF Brazils
National Institute OF Nutrition, de.
clared that economically and so
cially, birth control constitutes a
long-term threat to nation, be.
cause II creates a population of
old people and does not provide
enough young people to sustain
production. This in turn" he said,
LEADS to starvation, If we are in
terested in healthy and wellfed
populations il seems TO me the
way is TO improve production and
not diminish it. which is precisely
what happens when the proportion
OF young peoples is reduced"
The experts" Or. de Castro
said. have argued that famine is
natures wise way Of attempting to
balance food supply and demand
by cutting populations which grow
out of hand
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FRIDAY, AUGUST ~
FEAST OF THE BEAEAptNG
OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
Red vestments. Gloria, Second
prayer of st. Sabina.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20
FEAST OF ST. ROSE OF LIMA
White vestments, Gloria, Second
PRAYER of SITS. Felix and Audactus.
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in sEsE-e; NWNE, NhNW-7
T9SR35E G.04 a..
Aug. II, Gertrude Marston to
James .. Forward, ST.. etal:
NEG T1NR31E.
Aug. Ill, Harry w. Schoer
etux to Selmer Hilstad etux:
Lot 3, Blk. 6, Custer Park SD.
Aug Is, Big Horn County to
Kenneth A. Lewis etuX: Lots 5
q 6, Blk. !, SW Addn. to Har-
din.
Aug. IS, Antler Land Co. to
Mark Realbird: SRNW, SW,
NE, MISE, SWSE-12 T5SR32E.
Aug. Is, Joseph Olenik etux
to Vernon Kent etux: ERNR-
NRNESE-14 T1SR33E.
Aug. Is, T. Oliver Son etux &
Irene Son to Cynthia Lloyd:
SWSE, NWSE, SW-2; NE-10;
SE-3; MINE, SEINE, SWINE,
Sc, NW-11; SWNW, SW, SW-
SE-12 T9SR44E.
PATENT
/ Aug. 13, United States to Al
fonso Spang: Lots l, 2, 3, 4,
WRER, WR-34 T3SR38E. Sc
16; NE-21 T4SR38E.
OIL & GAS LEASES
Aug. IL, A. S. Randall etux to
L. B. Mattingly: All Secs. 81 &
"a T1SR32E. 90 yr.)
Aug. r., Same to The Hunter
Co., Inc: Lots 3, 4, ERSW-
SO T1SR32E; Lots 2, 3, 4, N.Y.
SW, NWSE-31 T1SR33E; Lot 4,
Sec. 6 T2SR33E. 90 yrs.)
Aug. IL, D. L. EgneW etuX to
Same: NE-22; NESW and part
ERNW-24 So. of Railroad IT'S
R33E. 90 yrs.)
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pINTAn HEN SETS TIGHT

At least one female duck de-
serves a special award for her
effort to produce better hunt
ing for Montana waterfowlerS.
A new record in duck tenacity
was reported by Roy Ellig, wat
erfowl biologist for the Mon
tana Fish and Game depart
ment.
In a special study area where
he is determining ways of in
creasing waterfowl nesting sur
vival Ellig told of a pintail duck
hen who sat on one nest for 81
days trying to incubate a brood.
The usual incubation period is
% days, Ellig reported, but this
hen wouldn't give up.
Apparently the eggs were
either not fertile or were chill
ed during the hens absence
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PLANT FISH BY PLANE

Park Lake, about 20 miles
southwest of Helena, was chos-
en- for a test aerial plant OF
rainbow trout recently by the
Montana Fish and Game de
partment
Special fish tanks were at
tached to the under. side of the
departments tWo-place plane to
transport the hatchery-reared
fish to otherwise inaccessible
mountain lakes.
A test run on Park Lake
proved completely successful
Fifteen hundred rainbow fin
gerlingS were precipitated from
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st. Joseph's Catholic

St. Joseph's Catholic
c. L. Owens, s. j., pastor
Mass will begin at $3.50 every
Sunday morning.
| Church of Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints
Sunday school 10 a. m, in the
Seventh Day Adventist church.
Church of Open Bible
G. w. Hart, pastor
Sunday school,, 10 a m.
Morning worship, II a. m.
OvercomerS service, z D. m.
Evangelistic service, 1880 pm.
Mid-week service, Wednesday.
7:30 pm.
First Congregational
Third St. & Cody Ave.
Leonard Kovar, Pastor.
Morning Services II a. m.
Sermon topic: Christ Means
Change"
Redeemer Lutheran
! (Missouri Synod
4th and Crawford
o. F. Wagner. pastor
Sunday School and Bible Glass
10 am.
Morning Services II am.
Christian Science,
Masonic temple
Morning Service, II a. m.
Church of God, End & Crow
Sunday School, 1000.
Morning Services, HOO.
Evening Services, 7:45.
Mid Week Services, Wed. at
7:45.
St. Johns Lutheran missouri
SynOd) St. Xavier
o. F. Wagner, pastor
| Sunday School and Bible
Glass after services.
Morning Services $3.50 am.
First Baptist
Corner 9Th and Custer
VIM. J. Penne1l, Pastor
Sunday School, 1000 a. m.
Morning services II am.
B. Y. F. groups 7 pm.
Bible Study and prayer 800
pm. each Wednesday.
Foursquare Gospel, 3rd & Miles
Pastor, E. Fitch.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning services, II a. m.
Evening Services, 7:45 p. m.
Burgess Memorial, Crow Agency
G. A.. Bentley. pastor
Sunday school, 1890 a.. m.
Indian prayer meeting, 8 p.
m, Wednesday.
St. Thomas Episcopal
Center Ave.
Rev. John Hannahs, pastor
Morning Services 800 am.
| First American Lutheran
Terry Ave. and 18th st.
Howard Gravrock, Pastor.
Morning Services 11:00 am.
1 NulSCly LII 11l1d1iOo VI oIlIQ11
children during service.
Wednesday, 2:30, Ladies Aid.
Wednesday, 400, Senior Con-
firmation.
/ Thursday, 7:30, p. m, Luther
League.
Seventh Day Adventist, 9Th and
Cody
E. 6. Fresk, pastor
Saturday, Sabbath school, $3.50
a. m. Morning service, II a. m.
Christ Evangelical & Reformed
FOL N. Cheyenne
A. G. .Kroehler. Pastor
Sunday School GAS am.
Morning Services 10:45 am.
Bible Study and Prayer Ser
vice, wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Youth Fellowship, Monday,
! 7:30.
Choir practice, Thursday, 7:30.
. First Methodist
!, 416 N. Crow Ave.
Harry M. Guyer. Pastor
Sunday School, Gas am.
Morning Services, IL am.
Evening Services, 8 pm.
Mid Week Services Wednes-
Youth Fellowship. $50 sun
! day
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the plane rs feet above the
lake. pilot Courtney Taylor
unanswered over the lake twice
while his assistant, Wayne FLU
water, released half the 1lsn
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Real Estote Dedls
DEEDS

Aug. II, Antler Land Co., to
State of Mont: Tract in NV
SW-12; SELL; NRNR-14; N.Y.
NR-15, SWSE, SRSW-10; S1a-
SR-9 NRNR-16 T9SR34E.
Aug. II, Same to Same: Tract
in ERNW412 T9SR34E (5.24a.)
Aug. II, Same to Same: Tract
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FRESHMAN WEEK E

Montana State college will
welcome freshman students to
the campus September 20 to %
when the annual Freshman
Week will be held with a pro-
gram of activities designed to
help the new student make the
transition from high school to
college.
During the week freshmen
will have opportunities to re-
ceive counsel and guidance in
selecting their courses, to learn
about college facilities and stu
dent activities, and to become
acquainted with faculty and
upper claSSmen,
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sometime in the nesting pro-
cess. At any rate this mama
duck was either very patient
or Just plain tired.
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SELLS ANGUs BULLS

Charles E. Sweeney OF Hars
din, recently sold two pureDlea
Aberdeen-Angus bulls &C BerG
We Kronmiller of Hardin ana
three bulls to Darroll Warren,
also of Hardin, according 10
word from the American Aoer-
deem Angus Breeders assocla-
tion at Chicago.
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COMPTO OMETER OPER.

Permanent position at 1898 TAYLOR
st. NV. In payroll section; hours
8 to 4:46 pm, 6-day week, good
pay. Hot 6hoppe luncheon meals.
paid vacation. sick leave, group
insurance. employe purchase dis
APPLY HOT eHoPPEs. mo.
Room 400, 134l q st. NV.
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HO. 2476

STORM DOOR ALUMINIUM install
LERS, experience, tools and trapSp.
reouired; year-round work, good
STRIP SHINGLE ROOFERS t15),
top wages. only 1st-class mechanics
need apply. Call AL. 370I between
5000. ask for MR.. NOLL; ewes,
call XII. S-2774. 81
OPERATOR. colored;
9 am. to 8 pm; 300 Conn. ave.
See Mgr; 10 to Il or 2 to A.. 30
exper. FRED WALKER, 2605 viii
son blvd Arl al
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HOSTESS CASHIER

LANGLEY PARK HOT sHoPPB
Permanent position; salary commen.
surate with experience and ability;
meals furnished. dresses furnished.
paid vacations and sick leave. group
counts, opportunities for ADVANCE
ment. APPLY HOT SHOPPES. INC,
Room 200. 1S4I q st. NV. --27
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SALESMAN
ATTENTION ALL
Collector-SaleSlnen
AND OUTSIDE
SPECIALITY MEN

Get In on the ground floor Of the
best deal ever offered. Test proves
when shown. 75eo buy. No compe-
titton, nothing like 1t in the world
The hottest items in America today.
Its new. statesmen are making 20 to
20 dollars per day. Call RE. 3021
Tor appointment. 2s
SALESMEN-Experienced to special
lie In the sale of business and
Investment propefties- BOSS g.
PHELPS. INC, l417 K ct. NV. -27
eALESMEN, fencing and building
Supplies; liberal draw against COM
mission; no canvassing, leads fur
nished,. prospect ftle maintained.
Car allowance. Apply personnel
once. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.,
S450 Colesville rd., Silver Spring,
Nd. -27
Statesmen (3), research service. We
VIII take the responsibility for your
earning minimum of S100 per wk
after preliminary training. Ad-
vanced commissions; dignif1ed work;
good income while learning. Call
personnel dept. RE. 6913. for in
statesmen for part-time selling in
mems clothing store. Apply WEB
STERS CLOTHES, 1912 r st. NV.
%
SALESAEN-For mems wear dept. /;
excel. salary and working conditions;
some selling experience. LATTS
TIE BAR. $40 14th st. NV. -27
SALESMEN = Wholesale fireworks,
part or full time or side line. Dis
sTlSf snTErEs aEss .Tr to 5stai,srs; high comm;
Mt 0lipaf ~ = a
Evening star., 1952-05-27
CLERKS
CLERK

For dry cleaning stores. Appl,
DICKEYS CLEANERS, 14th an,
Thomas Circle NV. 20
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HOSTESS-CASHIER
PART TIME

Permanent position for younG lady
with experience In meeting the
public. Dining room In FEDERAL
building. Hours, 1850 o m, to $50
Pm, Monday through Friday.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1l36 21st at, NV.
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M NJ

To vacuum clean furnaces. Also to be
ott-burner mechanics helper. Steady
work. Group disqualification and paid
vacation. Apply in person. Do not
SEE MR.. DREIsBAcH
L. p. Steuart & Bro, Inc.
= 100 18th st. s.E.
MEN, Is to SO yrs. Of age. full-time
outdoor CLERICAL work. no experience
Handwriting: 40-hr. week. varied
hrs: salary, S202 per. mo. to start.
increase after 3 mos service: free
transportation; paid vacation and
sra s1sf asne sn aTpssse psnsSe SesR:.n SDsR a'9
to 10 m; for psrt-time work check
Thurs. employment ofiice. CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO, 36th and M SITS. NV.
rss Gasds s .sss Sa WORE Rs' lSsss.
. ings S75 week. $50 week guarantee
during training period. Good chance
Tor advancement. We furnish
tI5ansposrttaatien, rams sta Apply 9 to 10 am.
Ne! Hoom 620. !24 9th ct; NV.
sssr sa9ossoS eo'S 5ons mo No ssDeT sSs
YOUNG NAN n for ei~j position in ono. s of
large Chevrolet dealership; excellent
opportunity for ambitious man with
to type and have hish school educa-
ton; good opportunity for advance
ment; splendid working conditions.
Mr.. Gessfor0 ADDISON CHEVRO-
LEI SALES. 1908 14th st. NV. -2S
YOUNG MAN, experienced in grocery
pay and good hours. Call SH. 1910
or apply at 1908 Seminary rd, 20
YOUNG MAN to join the management
new established multiple retail busi-
ness: NO investment required. OPP
portunity to oDerats your own bust
YSTNc 9sSS cs MAEs EN- ndss aSse 5sr yls agp' ,n,.r
ested in learning real estate bust
ness. Drivers license required. Apply
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417 K St.
YOUNG MAN-single. living wheat
on. Md; area, interested in learn.
ing ing child portrait business; Good d
time by hour. Cali 10. $500,
Sunday 9 am. to noon. or week days
Young aSSS + MAN. Z s. Il to s5 yrs. old. Will
ing to work for further advance
ment. Apply NATIONAL PEANUT
YOUNG MAN. 1880 no experience
necessary, to be trained for dupli-
eating section in ONCE routine; per-
manent position; 5-day, 40-heur
week; pleasant working conditions,
liberal discount on purchases, insur-
ance and DECENTRALIZATION, rett:e,nent
employment office, n p st. ne. -27
YOUNG MAN, white; gold stamping;
5-day week, paid vacations. sick
leave. purchase discounts. BECKERS,
1914 + st. NV. -27
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HELP MEN
STOCK CLERK

ls to 10 years old. white, some high
school. to help in stock room.
Drivers permit; 5-day. 40-hour
week. Many employe benefits. Call
Personnel Dept.
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HELP MEN

YOrNG MAN. white, 1925. single;
must have neat personal appear
ance, and hold D. c. drivers per-
nit. Call Mr.. Baker for appt. Ii
iNcl iaIs4oG, las J. 1Itb + sTEqARr n "a. q ss Bro
YOUNG MAN
To work in carpet work room Of
large specially. store; good oppor-
tunity and salary. Apply DIENER'S.
INC, 1900 Rhode Island ave. ne.
81
COLLEGE MEN. freshmen, sophs., jrs.
and srs.; summer sales positions with
natl org; about $50 weekly plus
bonus: no exper. nee. Apply 1O-2.
MR.. YOUNG. Room 702. 710 l4th
81. NV -27
HELPER, for furniture delivery truck;
drivers permit required. Apply
warehouse, 472 l. st. NV. 80
PART-TIME EMPLOYEE - Man o,
boy to work about or 8 hrs. 8
day bet. 8 and 3. Pay 81 per hr,
Must have drivers permit. Call RE
O330 or apply 1O15 11th st. NV.
WHITE MAN for driving and picking
up Junk; pay 80 each day. LII.
sAIIEs-sALEs MANAGEMENT
National corporation will set you up
in q permanent business Of semi
professional nature without invest
ment on your part. Our advisory
service. sold direct to consumer. win
provide immediate earnings and sub
stantial non-seasonal income. Sys-
tematic training and supervision is
sTREsING, BOX 2os. Newark. New
York State
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FLORIST, must bs exper. 1911
Michigan ave. ne. OIL. 4773: II
no ans, WO. $3.50. -27
FLOOR MANAGER for NV. suburban
ladies' speciality shop Permanent,
fuH time only. Write Box 362-Y.
Star, stating age, exper., family
status and salary expected. 81
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, Ss5 per week;
to supervise busy fountain; 18th
and g NV. McREYNOLDS PHAR.
--o7
FOUNTAIN HELP wANrED-Girls
for full or part time. morning or
evening shift or week ends. Apply
STORE, 14th and K ats. NV. -29
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, must
have knowledge Of tipping; 6-day
week. good salary. Do not phone,
COUNTRY CLUB. Silver Spring. Nd.
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BOOKKEEPER

To operate Burroughs bookkeeping
machine. knowledge Of typing de-
sired. Permanent position. 6-day,
Call Miss Wittstatt. sT. O05o for
appointment.
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CLERK
7ls-hr.. B-day week; good salary,
liberal employe benefits, pleasant
surroundings. no typing; good oppor-
tunity for Advancement; age 35 or
under. Call RE. 1855. --2S
CLERK -TYPIST, national assn; g.
day week. $500 mo. Phone 9 to 10,
or to 8, for appointment. RE. $500.
Personnel Dept. .
CLERK -TYPIST. white, wanted :or
general ONCE work. 6-day Wk., paid
vacation. and hoSpitalization. Good
chance for advancement Apply In
person to NATIONAL RIFLE AS
ISOLATION, 1900 r. ]. ave. NV.
CLERK K-TYPIsT, part time. rapid,
hrs: S:30-1 80: days. Phone MA.
0S31 after 8 pm. --29
CLERK-TYPIST. part-time work. Call
MISS FORTWENGLER. ST. 5414.
CLER,k,TKPlsT nd:,tioI r ST., white; white psrmansnt
and general once work; 6-day wk.
$45;. Apply 1b Va. ave. s.w., ME-.
CLERK -TYPIsT. perm. position in
executive ofnces. Exper. not nee.
interesting work; pleasant workine
conds.; benefits; good starting sal
ary and regular increases; 36-hr.
wk. Apply Room 800. Investment
Bldg. 1911 K st. NV, MA. 0404.
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Technical Writers or
ENGINEERS


TRACTOR AND TRAILER DRIVER
Long distance. Experience necessary.
TO haul brick and building supplies.
-, Can Tu; o662; -29
exper.. refs. req. Apply 1921 Maine
ave. s.w. --27
TRUCK DRIVERS drivers to haul
brick and building supplies. Call
TRUCK MECHANIC for small fieet
Of trucks; exp. In hand tools neces-
Sary. See Mr.. Bidle, COLONIAL
BAKERY, $3.50 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring. Nd. go
ity to maintain fleet of heavy duty
trucks. 920 e st. NV. Us
TV SERVICE MAN, outside; no ex-
perience necessary. Call Elk. 1894.
sos 4th st. s.w.
cellent salary; 5h-day week; per-
manent. DAIIIEY'S. 109 7th st. NV.