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Evening star., 1955-10-24
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Oct. "a M9.-Dividends
announced:
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Stock Advance!
Range 10 &;
Trading Quiet

NEW YORK, Oct. ~ M.-
Prices were up moderately again
today on the stock market.
Steels led conspicuously, but
the firm tone pervaded all major
divisions as gains ran to around
2 points.
Trading was fairly quiet.
The Associated Press average
of so stocks was UP so cents to
$l70.50 at noon. For the first
time since October 6 it was above
the closing level Of $l70.10 Of
September 26, the first "blue
Monday" after news Of President
Eisenhower's heart attack.
Higher were Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel, General Mo-
tors. United States Rubber,
Union Pacific and Standard OIL
New Jersey. youngstown Sheet
e Tube. Chrysler, Goodyear,
Douglas Aircraft, Anaconda and
Allied Chemical.
Only a few fractional losers
appeared.
Treasury securities were un-
changed In slow over-the-
counter dealings.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

New Business Interpretations
over the nation in September
|totaled Il,024 compared with
lO,983 In August and o,256 in
September, I954.-Dun e. Brad
street.
Investment Companies re-
ported total assets Of $S,492,-
496. 900 on June 30 compared
with $7,297, ,594, 900 on December
81, ls54.-National Association
lof Investment Companies.
Stauffer Chemical Corr. stock
holders win be asked to vote on
November 10 on q proposal to
merge with Consolidated Chem
tical Industries Inc.
West Point Mfg, Co. and Well
Iinpton Mills. Inc. directors have
Ianproyed mercer plans. Stock-
Iholders viii, vote on November 16
and IL -
General Motors Corn reported
worldwide employment IN the
Ifirst Q months hit a record
average of s21 o58 with payrolls
a. % 32f ono Cof also a record
compared with 577,O69 and
n ON mn f,,0 In the like period
] wear aro'
Rowater Paper Corn. Ltd. of
ronIon called a stockholders
:
Evening star., 1955-10-24
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. "a @.-All grains
except soybeans tended lower after
todsy
Mild hedeine pressure and liouida.
ton sent prices down. Soybeans re-
sisted the. selling because Of fairly ae-
gressive short covering. Dealings be-
came active ct times In corn and soy
Heavy receipts Of cash grain we're q
Wheat near noon was M-x lower. De-
sember 200, corn h-ss lower: Decem-
81, s2E: 4. rye M &unchanged to lower; De
November s.SIh. and lard 3 cents lower
10, e. l3 cents 2 hundred pounds higher.
Chiease Cash Markets
wheat: No. mixed, 200. Corn:
snewl No; yellow, 1.14ia: No. 2.
4 ,0sh- ~; No. 3 94h: .toldl No. j vel
loTs , Ta,l i9; No, 2, l.dl4f-I6M; No. 4.
grade, g2.iI4h Oats: No. 1 extra
mixed. SO, Soyboans: No. 2 yellow, track
Chtcaeo. Il:. 224k. Barley. nominal:
mailing choice, i.30-40: feed. .S7-I.oi.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Price Increase
In Steel Seen
For kid-1o56

CLEVELAND. Oct. "a (R-
An increase In steel prices next
year was forecast today by Steel
magazine.
It said the increase. expected
about midyear. will stem from
two factors-steel workers union
contracts and funds for expan-
sion.
Inventory buildup viii be the
aim Of steel users in the first
half Of the year in efforts to
beat the price rise, the metal
working weekly added. Consum-
ers have been inclined to build
inventories this year. but haven't
made much progress. They added
only 1.9 million net tons Of
finished steel to inventories in
the first eight months Of 1855.
That is only weeks supply at
the current rate of consumption.
The magazine said consump-
ton is expected to continue at
a heavy rate during the first
six months Of 1856. with the
automobile. heavy construction
and railroad industries the big
users.
Producers. meanwhile, are pro-
ducing at near capacity to
satisfy the current demand. Last
weeks output was at 81 per cent
OF rated capacity. a drop of half
"a point from the preceding week.
Steel's price composite on
steelmaking scrap dropped 50
cents to $45 gross ton. That
on finished steel was unchanged.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Oct, "a N ,-tUsDAl.--
Butter steady, Receipts 20 days. 424,-
o56. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
tfreshl, Creamery, 90 score 5AAl 5Sss-
% cents. 02 score tA) 1914 -5Ss1, 90
score tBl 577l-bs. SO score &c, 56-56Ss.
80 Cheese steady Receipts q days.
cheese whole. milk. Cheddars aged
47-49 cents single daisies fresh 3S-40,
SINGLE daisies aged 4tS-53, flats aged
a7;5s, processed cheddars 5 lbs. 35is-
"A. 43-47, Grade "B" 41-46. Grade
Wholesale egy prices steady. Receipts
q daysl Ss,6a7. New York spot auo-
tatioiis follow Midwestern. mixed coll
iarss s1Sas iss 6esi: EXTRAS sals medium sadiiGas
$s irsss dRsI: l-$$s; stspssres sssess sssSs ls5ss
whites. extras 1850 ibs.l $3.50: ,sx-
tras large (4B-4s lbs.) 53-54: extras
medium ae-s7. Browns. extras t4s-5o
Nearby; whites. top quality 1880
ibs) b6-67: mediums S6-3S: smails 3u-
81; peewees 2b-26, Browns. top quality
f4S-bo lbs.l 56-57; mediums 37lA-39:
smalIs 1885: peewees 25-26.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Oct. "a H.-PoreiVn ex.
ehange rates follow: Great nritain II
sno saoilars; others IN cents tunchanged un'
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market y per cent premium or 100 l2M
o s; cents up L.: - !,
$o.79 1889. up ! 49,. 80 day iutures
2.79. N iL32; go day futures 2.7SSs, uT
1I32: 90 day futures 2,7SN Oh 3I32
Selsium nrsnel t.s9s lp 90 !.
lwesternt tdeutsche mark 1885
Holland. tguiiderl 2623: italy (ltral
IGN Fl cent; Portugal (escudo) $50;
tfranc5 dreel 23sss.: Denmark akronei
1850
Latin America; Argentina lfreel 7.22;
Brazil tfTeel 1s5o; Mexico SOC; Vene-
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1890
Evening star., 1955-10-24
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. oct. "a 6B. - cottor
futures were. hit hard today dSsins
the morning trading By wave OF com.
extended losses 70 more than 81 bale
The market subsequently recovered
substantial portion OF the losses on shorl
atoms were wide between sales.
Selling was attributed mainly TO
statement BY the International Cottof
rising trend In foreign production b
cotton continues. the world In . few
years may become entirely independent
up the serioukneSs Of the Gotten surplui
problem now 10 washington hands. Thl
Liverp0ol cotton futures I market wa,
weak, Nearby December futures was rel.
'anveiy 4rm In the selling today or
Late afternoon prices were 10 cent,
close. December 32.es. March 31.9l and
May 3I.20.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

furnished By The Assaeiated Press
Nel Kork Timel
GALES
stock ana Add Net
Dividend Rate 90 High Low l:1e chg
Evening star., 1955-10-24


HeuFiy Saies on the exchange
tNew xork Timer
:OO am so GoU ~ noon 500 oot
100 p.m S4o 600 1900 p.m leO ooc
.tuuit Of tradinp 10 shares or saIes N
Rates OF dividends IN the foregoina
table are annual disbursements based on
the .ast quarterly o. emt-annuAl dec.
laration uniess otherwise noted, special
or extra DIVIDENDS are not Included
. Also extra o. sxtras ? Annual eats
Pius stock dividend 2 Declared q paid
value on ex-div,deud o. ex-distTibutiop
pscsrsS psd .soce e i do q
an sccumuiativs issue With dividsnds %
Rsis d sA1s % ssa ysss ssss ss;s.sS
ns 'ssSs cslIsS ssf'na dsHiaassss dsiasss
s;als ssou. e!s:E1sssasn ..,ass Elsn;:
Ed when distribute1 Vi when iisusd
s;':sii s. ::sssisi. :ssa ss:sa.S b :ssh
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Bonk Deposits Continue
Near Record Of April

Deposits Of washington's II
banks and trust companies
totaled $l,33s,3f4.156 on October
S. date of the recent bank call.
a dip of 0.S per cent since June
80. nut 3.6 per cent above a year
ago. a summary from j. Russell
Bolton, treasurer Of the National
Savings g. Trust Co., showed
today.
Representing revisions from
preliminary figures on the date
of the calls issuance. Mr.. Boil
tons total compared with 81, ,343,-
054.655 on June 80 and $l.2S5, :
507.848 on October Z last year.
II was only l.9 per cent behind
Evening star., 1955-10-24
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Oct. "a educational
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
(Noon 0uotationsl
Evening star., 1955-10-24

the all-time peak Of $1,357 ,Ss9..
900 last April IL.
The total also was 20 per cent
above $i.il3.356,000 on October
4. 1850. 262 per cent ahead Of
1884. $4,000 on June 80. 1910
and 395 per cent above $265 $780,.
900 on September 80. 1890
There was no autumn call In
1910.
Individual deposit totals foi
October S are compared below
with those for June 80 this year;
Evening star., 1955-10-24

xEx dividend. fPius extra Or extras
Arrears, half payable June 10. 1906
hall December IS. 1865. d Declared 81
paid 20 far this year. Ex Ex rights.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
METAL QUOTATIONS.

fersonMs aM ets YoEk prosi s today ii Goppe so
cents pound, Connecticut valley. Lead
ll6is cents pound, New York. Zinc IS
cents pound. East 81. Louis. Tin A81s
81st cents per troy ounce, New York
At Pittsburgh, scrap steel no. heavy
was quoted at 44.00-45.00.
Evening star., 1955-10-24
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, oct. "a M.--The New
York Stock Exchange reported tcday
these odd lot transactions BY prfucipAl
dealers on the exchange for October ~
Purchases has q 2os,T4o shares a., sales M ~ q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
Judge Garrett
Retiring at ~

FINS j. Garrett, 10. is retiring
es chief Judge Of the United
States Court of Customs and
Patent Appeals on September is
after more than 26 years service
In that court.
The White House announced
late yesterday President Essen
hower's approval Of Judge Gar
rett's retirement. The judge
wrote the President that he was
electing to retire because Of his
health, on the advice Of his
physician.
Mr.. Eisenhower wrote Judge
Garrett that he wanted to COM
mend his outstanding record Of
public service over the past half
century"
Judge Garrett served in the
House for "a years as a Demo-
cratic representative from Ten
nessee before he was appointed
by former President Coolidge in
1929 as associate Judge Of the
Customs-Appeals Court. He was
named chief judge by former
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
In 1887.
Another retirement announced
at the White House late yester-
day involved the senior active
United States District judge
Judge T. Blake Kennedy. judge
of the United States District
Court for Wyoming.
He is 81 years old. He was APP
pointed a judge on October 25.
1921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
Airline Pilot Named
TO HelI's Angels
Unit Commend

1t. Col. Edward C. Montgom-
cry, Capital Airlines pilot and
q veteran of the Pacific air fight
ing in World War II. has been
named commanding officer Of
Marine Reserve fighter Squadron
321 at Anacostia Naval Air Sta
ton.
Col. Montgomery. who lives on
the Rocking NJ farm at Hills
boro, Va. succeeds Col. Roy
Spurlock, of Rockville. Nd. who
has commanded the Hell's Angels
. squadron four years.
The new skipper. q native Of
wyoming, attended the Univer-
sity of Wyoming and majored
in agriculture until the careSr-
changing World War II came
along.
He few fighters and trans
ports in the Pacific and was in
the Solomons. Central Pacific
and MarianaS campaigns. He
left the Marines in November OF
1945, but has been active In
reserve work since then.
He has been with Capital Air
lines for 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Never Underestimate
Audience, Says Hitch

for the world premiere and at
. banquet the Mayor Of Barre.
made him an honorary citizen.
When Hitchcock was handed
the scroll be stepped to the
mike and solemnly announced:
Thank you. ! hereby de-
clare tomorrow TO be . public
holiday"
An Q Holiday
Hitch-as the movie colony
affectionately calls himhas
acquired quite a reputation
for this type Of puckish humor
around the sound stages. He
Is q short, heavy man who
habituaIly settles back In q
chair. folds his hands over his
paunch and regards the world
around Rim like D contented
Buddha with one quizzical eye
brow raised. He never takes q
vacation.
Nor do I have any hobbies, "
he related. But II you don't
take life too seriously It's ali
8 holiday
Asked II he CONTEMPLATED
making anything other than
suspense films, he replied
firmly:
Definitely not. II I were to
make Cinderella audiences
would expect to ind q body in
the pumpkin"
But he has no objection to
using all the latest technical
devices in his pictures. when
color came In. he recalled, II
found / could use It to
heighten the drama. particu-
larry by changing the color Of
the colthes the characters
wore - the picture pro-
crossed"
In Rope" Hitchcock used
very long takes and . device
for giving the impression that
the action was continuous for
the duration Of the MIN. And
this week he described q new
idea be Is kicking around:
ia Ike 70 try varying the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
~ GEORGE n. ALLEN

+ Z
NEW YORK. oct. z2s-
Alfred Hitchcock. master Of
the murder-suspense situation.
fears both cops and criminals.
He would hate to get mixed
up with either.
II couldn't stand the slis-
pense," he explains.
Hitchcock, who has been
cranking out a series Of top
notch thrillers recently, has
done q switch in his latest.
1.-THE Trouble With Harry
The trouble with Harry, Of
course, is that he Is dead; the
picture begins with his murder. {
in typical Hitchcock fashion.
But from that point 1t takes
OF into the realm Of coinical
fantasy based ON the cock
eyed situations that develop
when several people who think
they did the deed try TO get
rid Of the corpse.
Hitchcock thinks American
moviemakers have been un-
derestimating their audiences
and leaving other nations TO
develop Enonopolies on certain
types Of films.
It's Counterpart
1.-THE British, for instance"
he explained this week, have
produced practically all the
farces In which delicate humor
Is based ON an essentially
macabre situation. In Harry
I am trying to prove to Holly
wood that American audiences
win appreciate this type Of
nlm.
After Ill. murder In q dark
alley IL really fairly dun. But
by D hahbiing brook murder
becomes exciting. It's really
q form Of counterpart that
turns the trick IN suspense
stories.s
TO achieve counterpart
Hitchcock iourneyed TO Yer
mont to MIN his zany story
against O peaceful rural set
ting. He returned to the State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

size Of the screen as the ac-
ton demands. II a character
steps into q phone booth. I'd
like the picture to be reduced
in size: II he went into q ball
room. the picture would zoom
to full size again. It would be
trem endously difdcult. OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

course. but it might be worth
the trouble
Hitchcock knows q lot about
producing his own thrillers
but he admits he knows little
about what other producers
and directors are doing.
you zee. he confessed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

MELODRAhiA INNADES THE HOME
Robert Middleton playing escaped conyc
and Desperate Hours
be q
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-02
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Evening star., 1955-07-28

TRAVEL CLERK, some COLLEGE; 5
POTOMAC EMPLOY, oil King
| Alex. XII. 9-50bb.
Evening star., 1955-07-28

SEAMSTRESSEs, white, experienced
seat Covers. 81. $3.50. -Ss
SEAMSTRESS, minor repairing. Ap.
ply PROGRESSIVE CLEANERS
4001 Lee hwy. ia. 2-7373. --28
SECRETARY--5-day. 35-hr. week
modern air-cond, once. Apply
after 10 am. RIM. 6o3. 1145 10th
sEcRaE;TTARY. in bldg. contractor fS
once: knowledge Of elem bkps
desirable. but not essential. Cal
MIR ANSARY. UN. 4-5215. go
SECRETARY. with good knowledge
Of figures. shorthand; able to take
responsibility: advertising exper
desirable. Write Box 55-M. Star.
SECRETARY. age 90 to So; excel
lent opportunity for competent girl
builder. Diversified duties include
typing. shorthand and general office
work. bA-day week. MA. S-0131
SECRETARY-Top executive for as
soclation needs Q real Girl Fri
day" His Job requires that he
spend considerable amount of
time travelling and his secretary
must be able to assume RESPONSE
piutr IN llS aDSenCe. Wnen ne IL
in town, he needs . rapid ste
above average in shorthand and
tipping. Starting salary is $4,000
per yr with liberal benefits with
out cost to the employe. Give
complete Information on past ex-
perience in your reply and incloSe
a small recent snapshot. Reply to
Box 75-M. Star. -31
exper,, for Consumer
Loan Dept, No phone calls. See
E. j. FtZGibbon, vice-president,
the BANK OF SILVER SPRING,
S701 Ga. ave.
SECRETARY, $4,000: able to meet
public. under 35: pvt. secretary.
tsry 10 ' insurance sxecnt;ys sssIs SsSo
mo. See Miss Grant at BoYD'S,
700 18th ST.. corner Of @. ST.
3-3dO6, 20
Evening star., 1955-07-28

GIRL, also to cover RI
and cigss dspts;; yo%ng, ezpsri- !.
ant store with young ownership,
Salary open. Apply In person. AL
BAN TOWER PHARMACY, Wis
consin and Mass aves. NV.
COSMETIC-DRUG CLERK, several
evenings q week. References. exper
BRADLEY DRUGS, 5000 Arlington
rd., Beth. Md. OIL. 4-6776. 80
COUNTER CLERK. PROGRESSIvl
CLEANERS. 4001 Lee hwy, Arl.
COUNTER GIRL. white, for lunch
stand, exper.. dependable; refs
4:30-12:30. pleasant working CON
ditions. AP. 7-3905. -28
COUNTERGIRL, white. cafeteria
Call bet. 9:30-11:30 am, 81. g.
COUNTERGIRL, white. NO expert
ence necessary, 8 pm. I'll mid.
night. DIXIE PIG BARBECUE
Marlboro pike and Bennings rd
s.e. 10. S-4333. rs
Evening star., 1955-07-28
EXECUTIVE
TYPE WOMEN

Several aggressive. maturs-typs
women with cars, to be added 70
new. division; orester Washington
most exciting gratifying direct sales
work.
S100 wk. guar. TO qualified selectess: :,
SO per day during necessary 4-b
day training period under Tarron
Bessen famed sales psychologist and
Americas No. trainer Of success
ful direct sales personnel.
Continuous classes for both men and
women. Telephone Mr.. SpYotise
Adm. for confidential interview
between 10-4 daily.
For mature career women Of sx-
tial income. This ad n . must.
See our ad under Help Wanted
Men.
Evening star., 1955-07-28

GIRL FRIDAY, young and ettrae-
tive, knowledge typing, shorthand.
fling, other general once work:
salary salary, open; . csn Ex. s-47e9o for
GIRL. colorsd. wanted 70 work on
fruit stand. Salary and transports-
woMES, tSai n coloIsS, SsSs' over as, for soda
fountain work. experience not nee
apply in person. iEVEsTMENS1Tr
PHARMACY. 1901 K ct. NV. --28
LADY, teacher preferred, for private
school. to live in II possible and do
driySng and supervising. p. Q; Box
YoTSG tSIS, = WOMAN for general as One.
Excel. salary and advancement
opportunities In newly established
f1rm. Write Box 277-M. Star.
YOUNG WOMAN. for general once
work; tipping and accuracy with
figures important. 6-day wk.:- per-
manent position. Apply HERzoqs.
RfcEEF IL 4 Fl HIGH piEi SCHOOL GRAD Dsi for
general once work, typing required.
CITIZENS BANK OF MARYLAND.
FULL On PART TME-womsn now
having house parties: clubs, orga-
nizations; have new item now be-
ing advertised nationally: can av-
srrsge S21 daily, l1o7 Eye at. NV.
II LOOKING FOE A GOOD POSI-
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18th. est. 40 yrs. All kinds Of pos
itions: hundreds openings. Friendly
Welcome GOO 18th. cor O. over
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Evening star., 1955-07-28
THE EVENING STAR

APT. RENTAL CIERK-Mature; 49,
poToMAc eSS VA EMPLOY, Oil King St.
Alex. K1. 9-5Q55.
ASSISTANT MANAGER and sales:
ladies. Good oppor.; full and part
millinery shop. willing to trair
sincere interested parties Il not ex.
perenced. Phone RE. 1896. MR.
ASSISTANT TO OFFICE MANAGEE
wanted, in construction contrac.
tors once. preferably with con
struction ONCE experience: dutiei
varied: pleasant working condi'
sssS siesns; IS salaFy Io Ds1sa eDs1as Phone Ole Oh g.
AssssTTsTXNFE0oTaf Surgeons ONCE
exper. not essential but preferred
40-hr. week. Starting salary de-
pending on exper., up TO $40 Mk
for operating room R.N. Call UN
4-3392, between 8 am. and 4 Pm
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ad. Write Box 366-M, Star. .
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Hpo IL eSclHsiye SSHdy neisnbOrhood scion scion
BEAUTIciHS, ATcIaS, man or woman, fol
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cense required; 5-day wk., aoot
sslaFy as1S saa, conn commission sxs ~ ApgllI spSgal
E,lt9 SlyS' ophRsTSR AIlPstS5 ys Salary
object for the right one. Write
HEAnIiS4N eAiEn1M TERsacE sRPss; AisilSgfS sEAgF9
BEAUTiCiAN. MANICURIsT; Ii.
eense. no experience needed; per. per.
ss|sTy sssi5 modsFn a4 I lszs, Sqsy salon. Call "a
BEAHTiCIAN. MANICURIsT; II.
manent waving. tintins; tor
salary: modern busy salon. Cal
RA. 3-9f69 or OIL. .4-54S1. Il
BEAUTICIAN, colored. licensed
pooing. Top salary. Cali RA, g.
Beauty BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED. ap.
ply PAT YOUR HAIRDRESSER
2$7 F st Nv NE; sassy: u
portunity; also manicurist wanted
must must, be S TOP Gh,,rAy' potGh; Apgly' or os1s gal
NhoSAhD MissSnsin ave. aAnNs1Ho 1W,, W. s-asis
IBooKKEEPER, p. c. for construStio,
CO. Experience required. Age un'
der 40; Good starting salary. Boz
BooKKiaaEf1PER XXX for new-car dealer
dsE sasTy GO sSmnsnssra5e ie %th ability SIar
ins, and other benefits. Call Mr.
BickeZ q. Ct ! BOWMAN OWN sTuDE'
BOOKKEEPER, exper.. permanent
for contractors ONCE; typing es-
sential: shorthand preferred; agt
1896; employe BENEFITS. convs To-
sooRRrGfnRN.S ssSaSP ef EA S-SssS cas- d.sefshir
mas an opening for q bookkeeper
Automotive exper.. helpful but moi
essential; 6-day wk.: paid vacation
st HLBER oiDsMoBnE. 1880
BooKKEEPER AssIsTANT-Knowi.
edge Of typins. Good salary open
S:sss.sr, ~itli Allan 1cFo ~ cTFSoyESHss; % ssssl{
BOOKKEEPER-TYPisT Expsr
bookkeeper, familiar with double.
entry system; also rapid typist
unusual opportunity for right per.
son: air.cond. ONCE. Write Boz
30 SsazMi SGkKikEsEE BE : cl... 5000 MGR
bookkeeping machine. Under 86i
5-day week. Salary. $50. Must b
high school graduate, State aualif1.
cations. BOZ 19-L, star. -.-2s
CasHIERGEysplngs CasIENRs 1sy 2yr9M fSr sIsck lni, bar
In person between 4 and 2 p.m;
CASHIER, experienced in chain stor.
fcATEssEN. s7O7 Flower ave-, sil
CAsHIER-sALEsGIRL, quick think
er. experienced on fast register in
retail store. Good salary to right
person. GREETING CARD CITY,
1927 q st. NV. Us