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an THE MOVE. Who travels abroad most
" - businessmen, teachers, secretaries or
housewives?
The American housewife is by far the No.
overseas traveller. Clerks and secretaries come
next. = Mrs. sab, Long Island CRY, N. r.
yAuS +. The Federal Prisons Bureau has
inspected $50 local jaits. How many did they
rate as 'erceilen"?
None. Only nine were rated good The
Shelby County penal farm near Memphis. Tenn,
received the highest rating.
-R.R.. Jennings Mo.
cHATTE1 In the past, folks who talked 10
themselves were considered nor TOO BRIGHT Whal
do foday's safety experts have 10 say about this?
They advise that talking to yourself when on
long auto trip alone is the best way to relieve
the fatigue and boredom that cause many traffic
accidents. - D.S., 81. Paul, MINI.
NO SECRETS =. In What new field of work do
girls NOT only have 10 tell their age but wear so
all may see2
At the White Sands Proving Grounds in New
Mexico new security badges give age and weight,
must be worn at all times.
Mrs. G.C.C, Ogden. Ia.
NO HAlnPuS? i. :. How did a wonsar's knack
for using nail polish save her company $4,000
a year?
A machine polishing jet engine blades had
tiny belt that would break 50 or 60 times day.
Engineers were stumped by the problem until
woman operator applied coating Of nail polish
to the belt edge. Engineers gasped at the result
- and she got bonus Of 6,592
Mrs. W.J.B., Pawiuckef, r. L.
LITTERDUCS -. Whaf is the yearly cost 10
states and counties Of cleaning up litter, much of
which is thrown out Of car winttows2
Approximately $50 0O0, 600. Forty states now
have litter laws, with penalties ranging from
81 to 81 600. - T.MR., San BernardTno. Calf
''''' ?" M M<..>
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Merger d Announced
BY Two Research Grouna

Merger Of Samuel Weiss Re-
search Associates. 1929 Vermont
avenue NV. with the Council
for Economic and Industry Re-
search. Inc. 734 Fifteenth street
NV. was announced today.
The Weise group win continue
independent operations at its
present Offices as q division Of
the council. officials said. Mrs.
Samuel Weiss, surviving partner
Of the Weiss organization, and
Herbert w. Robinson, council
president. made the announce
ment. The new division viii
operate under direction Of NAL
colin B. Catlin, council vice
president. former assistant ad-
ministrator, Defense Production
Administration. Weiss has q
diversified private business Glen
tele in market research and re-
lated research, while the
council, large defense contrac-
tors. specializes In statistics and
economic consulting.
A. J. Thieblot Named
Vitr0 Corp. Director
A new director Of Vitro Corp.
OF America is Armand j. THE
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|RoWzee Joins
Trust Company
In Arlington

Appointment Of George M.
Rowzee. r.. former assistant vice
president. Lincoln National Bank
|of Washington. as executive vice
president. starting August 20.
was announced today by the
shirlington Trust Co. Of Airing
ton. Va.
Mr.. Rowzee was connected
with the Lincoln bank since 1888
and has had extensive banking
experience. He is a graduate Of
the Washington Chapter. Ameri-
can Institute Of Banking and Of
the Graduate School Of Banking,
Rutgers University. He served
as an institute faculty member,
1949-52.
A member Of Robert Morris
Associates, a credit mems associ-
alton. Mr.. Rowzee is q former
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S H.--National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
moon Quota tionsl
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.Ex-Boxer WuIcott
Captures Fuqitives

CAMDEN, N. j.. Aug. 10 R.-
Jersey Joe Walcott, former
heavyweight boxing champion.
captured two escapes from the
State Home for Boys last night
In q short street chase after .
sporting goods store was burglar
lied and robbed Of SIS.
Walcott is q special juvenile
investigating officer attached to
the Camden Police Department.
Police said he and Patrolman
Bernal Ford were standing o few
feet away when the teen-age
boys fed from the store.
The men gave chase and WAL
colt forced the youths against
a wall. police said. The boys were
Identified as Albert MacNeill, is.
and William Brothers, Is, both
Of Camden. They were charged
with breaking and entering and
larceny. Detectives said the boys
would be turned over to juvenile
authorities.
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members Of the Board Of Gov
ernors, Chesapeake Chapter
Likewise, he is a past president
OF the Washington Chapter.
American Institute Of Banking,
A native Washingtonian and a
World War II veteran, Mr.. Row.
zee lives In Arlington. He was
elected to q four-year term on
the Arlington County Board In
1852. He also serves as o men,
Der Of the Board Of Directors.
Northern Virginia Building and
Loan Association; member OF
the Arlington Chamber Of Com
merce, member Of the District
Commissioners Area Traffic
Council and is q member OF the
Washington Golf and Country
Club.
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Through Air Trips to Rio
To Be Inouguroted 1odoy

blot Of Hagerstown, Md. and
Washington.
He Is considered one Of the
Nations top aircraft designers
and is president Of Thieblot Air.
craft Co.. Inc. OF Bethesda. Md.
He Is credited with being re-
|sponsible for the Fairchild C-ll9
flying boxcar" among others.
J. Carlton Ward. jr. president
OF vitro. which recently acquired
Ia IS per cent stock interest In
|Thieblot Aircraft, made the an
Of the election Of
the new director.
Mr.. T,hieblot was born and
studied in Paris. France. He was
10 designer for Columbia Air
Liners in 1859. was with Fokker
Aircraft Corp. l929-30 as assist
ant TO the director for research
and development. Later he be-
came chief engineer for Fairchild
Aircraft and In 1851 founded his
own company.
He is an associate fellow Of the
Institute Of Aeronautical Sci
ences. q member Of the Society
of Aeronautical Weight Engi-
neers, the National Aeronautical
Association, the National Press
Club, the Society of Professional
Engineers and the American
Rocket Society.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug: Is N. luSDAli,
sdv SHts On NV ssishts 200 ID. and lighter;
soys fully 2s HIGHER; most Sssk sales s,, %
10. s. No. / TO- IS 190-270 ID. butchers
l6.15-l7.25; With many sales Ct * X 90;
most mixed No. and 2s 2Q0-230 -.
IL. 1926, No. 2 and 8 weights, Up 70
300 ID. at 100; 81 head mixed No. l
paid here this month; 9 few 2g0-3i0 p.
1e.25-l6:76: 2 few 160-1S0 p: 1899
1900; 9 few. choice under 800 y. to
1926: most 400-600 ID. 13.50-l4.60 .
few up to 500 ID. down to around 1880;
Sals6is cattle 1000; salable calves
200: fed steers and yearlings 1.150 lb.
down active. fully. steady. heavier steers
about steady heifers and cows steady;
low grade cows in good cemand; pulls
steady TO strong; vealers steady; stockers
and feeders SLOW. steady: good and choice aS
$500; Q few lots high choice .yearlings
small lots mostly, prime
steer yearlings "a. 00-24.60; Q load OF
choice 1856 lh. steers 22.60; most good
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3 Freed on Bond
In Election SIuyinq
BROOKHAVEl

BROOKHAVEN, Miss, Aug.
10 R.-Three white men,
charged with murder in the
shotgun Staying Of an elderly
Negro. are free on 100000 bond
each today and await grand jury
action next month.
Sheriff Bob Case Of Lincoln
County identified them as Noah
50: Mack Smith, As. and
Charles Falvey, IS. They are
charged In the shooting Of La
mar (Ditney) Smith. 63-year-
old farmer, on the lawn Of the
Brookhaven courthouse last Sat
urday.
The three waived preliminary
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hearing before Justice of the
Peace z. r. Allen and were
bound over to the September
grand jury after posting bond.
The slain man was reported
to have urged other Negroes to
cast absentee ballots in Missis-
sippi's gubernatorial race.
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and choice hsifers 19.oQ,?2. 90; mixed
1875; good and choice yeslers 1900
commercial i1.6o-is.o0; lew medium
7os7gS ID feeders r: iT6o- ,o,d,sa ooo
Spring lambs sold steady to SO cents
lower at $500 TO- $22.60 for good to
prime offerings; shorn yearlings and
slaughter sheep steady. good TO prime
TO low good grades I0.O0-1s. 90; CHOICE
and prime shoEn yssasTnlings q 9l-i !,;, y
choice shorn slAughter ewes 5000 90.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Aug. Is R.--Forcien
exchange rates follow. Great Britain. In
otherwise noted; -
market iE per cent premium msn Or 1875 IDso
IA ErsS1s s Srssss , Britain geynssg
Soas1 FUTURE SSa 74 19s: s1ss S 81 1//$$$;
5frsncl. iSsis; T france q Gfrsln S5: SsE u q
. cent; Germany. (Westernl IDeutsche
italy (liral, .16M Of . cent: Portugal
switzeTland frsncl Gree. 2S.s3h; Den:
Latin. America: Argentina tfree), 7.22;
Brazil (fTee). I.43; Mexico, 500: Vene.
zuela (boiiyarl. 30.Q3,
Far East: Hong Kong dollar, 17.40.
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Insurance Counsel Begin
Annual Convention Here

The 18th annual convention
Of the Federation Of Insurance
Counsel began yesterday q three
day session at the Sheraton
Park Hotel, with 800 attending.
Undersecretary Of the Interior
Clarence A. Davis arranged to
address the gathering today,
discussing the Hoover Commits
sion report on legal services and
procedures In the Federal Gov
eminent.
The attorneys engaged In
technical discussions regarding
various aspects Of the insurance
business.
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By WILLIAM a. MILLEN

The christening ceremony for
the fisst through plane from
Washington to Rio de Janeiro
was set for 4 pm. today at Ma
tional Airport. It was trans
ferred. because Of the weather.
from Idlewilde Airport, New
York. Elapsed flying time.
Washington TO Rio. win be n
hours. IS minutes. officials said.
under the new service.
With the Inauguration Of this
service, In which Eastern Air
Lines and Braniff international
Anyways are joining, and the
launching Of o new service by
Piedmont Air Lines, National
Airport assumes added import
ance. The South American serv-
ice is q one ticket. one plane, one
seat program without the neces-
sity Of changing OF Miami, Fla.
Yesterday, Piedmont Air Lines
began its new service from
Washington to Knoxville. Tenn.
serving cities In Virginia, Ten
nessee and West Virginia. Presi-
dent T. II. Davis. Vice President
r. d. Hager and E. L. Davis, ST.,
chairman Of the board, came
here for the ceremony.
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d. G. Loan League Reports
Sharp Gain in Assets

Combined resources totaling
$72e,T44.S18 against $627. 632, 732
on July 81. 1854 were an
nounced ct the close Of business
July 81 for the 81 associations
of the d. C. Building d Loan
League. r. Wilson Camp, secre-
tary. made the announcement.
During the year real estate
loan portfolios increased $685.
621, $50 to q record-breaking
high Of $647.110.o14. he said. An
impressive gain was noted in
savings, which increased SIT,
436, 254 to a total Of $500, 310,-
209. a new record.
Reserves and surplus increased
$5,l06.000 making this account
total $55.132,934. Loans settled
during July aggregated $40. 370.-
900 against $14,222, 300 for July
1854. The associations now have
ISL ,672 borrowing and investing
customers compared with 324,-
93e q year ago. Mr.. Camp de-
clared.
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Exper. In soda fountain equip: and
store fixtures. DISPLAY CRAFT,
3343 WASHINGTON blvd, Baltimore
27. Nd, II.
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BETHESDA
hELP-lMEN AND WOMEN
Cashier and Bev. Checker

Top restaurant experience necessary
Only those ouaiified need apply. Ex-
eellent salary, meals included. Boz
294-R. Star. --25
COLLECTION PERSONNEL who car
type and has had some exper. in
collection work or fnstallment &C
counts to work With large organ,,
ins, and hosp. BENEFITS. sick leaves
and vacation plan: salary and ad.
yancement commensurate with ahil-
ity and exper. Enjoy working In
pleasant SURROUNDINGS and coneenia
personnel ut our new warehouse
and once located ct 2146 Gath pl
"a RsDi apDls ~ W. Co. inst III 2as &. sse
PERMANENT selling position-Yo,
can earn over SIS weekly. 5 70 {
Pm Car necessary. Phone Du
wANTED-Reiiable. sober. white mar
engineer and ianitor. wife to act 9,
resident manager for . small. new
downtown apartment. PHONE Dis.
trict. 7-76S6 for interview appoint
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES - Day.
time workers. increase your earn.
pleasant part-time evening work
Openings avail. for night cashier,
Or tslsphene work from !ofaces a
appt.. -call Mr.. Libert, DI. 7-190o;
REAL ESTATE Statesmen - Pul
time. for one Of washington's estah-
lished and fast growtng ofnces; I'm
limited opportunity for aggressive
person: car and selling experience
necessary. Cali ST. 3-o550 or Ju
o-7446. ia
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SITUATloNS--woMEN

ACCOUNTANT. semisenior. expert
enced. degree. RE. 7-046l' Ext
CIERK-TYPIsT, white, figures. pay,
roll Ono shorthand; pref. rea,
estate once; needs perm. pos.
,,d ays,. W ~, 9I ,4lil5,urp oo,,sv. Min
exper. seeking position with deco
rator or builder. WA. 7-0929 after q
EXEC. sECY., familiar persenne
and radio. legal procedure. NO. q
NURSE, practical, reliable and Ell,
cient; capable Of taking charge q
-atient and home. North 7-2Q70
SECRETARY. ~. years leeisiatlye
BACKGROUND, desires partCtime ,on
sEEcS1Y. osTENoG.. experienced. good
references, prefer one secretary Of
COLORED LADY, experienced. ,reli.
able, neat: desires Job Is cook Of
waitress HU. 3-5767.
GIRL. coiored, desires day work; re-
liable, De 2.glg0s -. ,u,. =,
chambermaids.. counter girls 2!
GIRL. desires child care
exper., refs. Sundays on. Depend
able. HU. 3-57S4.
COLORED GIRL, desires JOB In cafe
terrier; exper. 20. 2-3239.
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sITUATIoNS-DoMEsTIc

LADY. white. desires housekeepel
companion position. Have .driyer'i
permit. win travel. BOX 31o-M; star
WOMAN wants fun days or part
time york; good worker; refs. co
coIoRgED ExPER. COOK: fun time
Inv. waitress. Excellent REF; par
or fun. no. 2-9262.
GIRL, colored, desires housework
cleaning or child care. Call Ii. g.
|C SsSjli WOMAN wants oh. worn
days wk good ref: fond Of chill
Ic SI1oE YouNG MOTHER desire,
ash Rs e sFEwA hiT 2T eslssssssassa ~.fk
ICOLORED GIRL wishes. days worl
Wed. tbrough sat. Good ref exper
d 81; ia 90 WOMAN wishes day,
COLOkED GIRL wants work. q
mothers helper. light housework Of
DAYS work. LII. 2-b74l.
COLORED WOMAN wants work. car,
Of children or elders. AID. 4-Sl32.
COLORED GIRL destres g.h,W. aft
child care Monday Through Friday
city refs. Ii. 6-3b6D.
COLORED GIRL desires days work Of
part time: call IL 6-7241.
COLORRD GIL desires Job Is light.
housekeepef or baby sitter after "a
C0IoRED sETfLED WOMAN desire
g,h.w. or days work. reliable. expe
rienced. 10. 2-4207. 13s
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YOUNG WOMEN

aaasd sp oDiieansts As dance
structors. fun or part time. with or
without experience. Applicants
should be neat. reasonable. intellt-
sent. and have natural dancing abtl.
piszzrcEE P ggFzuD ftssr rio {4eh st. DaL ~
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sITuATIoNs--MEN

ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR, books
opened, brought up to date, kept on
monthly basis. all tax return and
financial statements. AP. 7-5o56'
ACCOUNTANT. part time; books
B lis si MiiAi RsTaSA cE MAN. white,
ever 20 yrs exp, desire steady en-
ployment, day 10 a.m.-5 pm EN-.
3-1666i after s pm, NE. s,29l7'
HELPER on laundry truck or delivery
man, honest and dependable. city
r 5eF;' M SR.5 6issaf: took December nS
bar. desires position in law once
MHiNTENANCE AND HANDY MAN,
10 yrs. exper;. desires apis bust bust,
asss: aSsei o oIas!ai .7s7i. t " "''
PAYROLL timekeeping and cost &C.
counting, dependable and accurate,
Ju.. S-1S7h after ; pm. -, IL
MAN. colored. wants Job; IL years
with y. s. Government: truck
S hslDs5; ear co seos s.ockr0om
YOUNG toSfssi MAN. strong. intelHsent.
wants any outdoor lob, full or part
time. Box 395-R. star. Ia
YOUNG SALES EXECUTIVE. age SO.
mechanical background; engineer
ing; college grad. business admin.
now MANAGING branch once for
N. Y. corporation: earnings approx.
$500 per yr.; married. child +:
ton giving me time to enjoy my
family. Box ROOM, Star, 12s
WHITE MAN, So. would like position,
caring for elderly person; also will
DO general house work. good cook;
hospital exper.; best reference; Tu'
2-l82b. 12s
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HELP-woMEN tceas. J

CLERK-TYPIgT, for dispensary ai
local hospital; 6hs-day week. pleas.
ant working conditions and liberal
employe benefits. Apply MRS.
HLEWET Emergency Hospital
CLERK-TYPIsTS, under age s5. We
have openings. Employees work 5
days, $3.50 am. to 4:46 pm; viii
sick leave: non-pront cafeteria in
bldg; other company benefits. Apply
personnel ONCE, 3rd d., EQUITABLE
LIFE ms. CO.. S16 l4th st. NV.
liz
cLERK-TYPIsT. $685. years of age
interesting work with chance for
6 sfSiR's sRsfoR a sRHPfEIy co., DtEsSeR
CLERK-TYPIsT. beginner. Arlington
feo Sro milling p 70 1 psOn. Mss
LANG. ia. 7-es00 for appointment,
CLERK-TYPIsT, electric experience
necessary, insurance experience pre-
ferred: age 20 TO 80; salary open
MRS: GOLDEN, ST: 3-6055.
tuniiy foT good typist; good . strart na
cation each year; company hospital
ization and group insurance. CAL
Ma. 6-6S5O. THE NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER CO., for appointment;
CLERK -TYPIsT, between ages 1s
and 80: must have aptitude for
figures; 5-day week and many bene-
FITS. Apply in person. JOHN HAM
COCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Co. 6406 Georgia ave. NV.
Accuracy and
ability to accept responsibility es.
sential. Call MISS JOHANNES. Elk.
CLERK.TYPIsT - Bright youns
woman, accurate figures. good hand
writing, for exclusive spseisity SHOP mop
roundings. Apply Thursday. IL
noon to 2 pm, KAPLOWITZ. on
18th. between E and Z NV.
MT TnD TUnTCHVC
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COUNSELOR

For personal contact with prospec-
tive students and their parents pare
part time for nearby areas. Must
be a cultured person, capable OF
career counseltng for young people.
Car essential. Telephone the DiTee-
tor Of THE WASHINGTON SCHOOL
FOR SECRETARIES, DI. 7-24S4 to
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SALESMAN

Exper. in soda fountain equip: and
store fixtures. DISPLAY CRAFT,
3343 Washington blvd, BALTIMORE
27. Md. Il.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Nation;
wide ng-distance mover. Protected
territory. Excel. deal for right party.
Give complete details first letter,
statesmen, real estate-T. N. LER-
NER a. CO., Washington's fastest
growing real estate organisation, is
expanding its organization. We In
wife competent, successful and am
bilious real estate statesmen VINO
are used to earning 8 TO 10 thousand
Fast-selling home projects. broker
p promises q 70 make nSSsf'Yi a55 a Ssanef
year for statesmen with T. n. LER-
NER & CO. Call Mr.. Holtz. tn.
s Al EsS isr f aeSSln'T FLaN oNLY-
Experienced; top company; mini
mum commission per sale 500, XII.
sx SiGasSsaiE you are between IS
and IS years Of age. have q car and
family responsibilities, and are
earning less than $4,000 q year,
this may Pc the opportunity H init. ;, S you ,
Oldest plumbing, heating and APP
pliancs store is adding 2 men to
their existing sales force. College
background and sales experience
are desirable but not essential, Call
Mr., Flynn at ST. $4,000 for inter
view. JOHN @. WEBSTER d SONS.
627 F st. NV. -l0
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SALES CLERK TRAINEEs-Age %
ity. Sales and clerical duties In our
wholesale-retail division. Salary
comm. and car expense. For appt
Call II, 7-3303.
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OPERATOR
BILLING CLERK

white, under 40, experienced, 70,
whoiesale paper house. In ne. sec
ton. Must have good appearance
and personality. Good starting sal
arr, pleasant working conditions
employe benefits. 5-day week. Cal
La. $1,000 for appt.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, 80 wear
Of age or over; white; excellenI
commission. La. 6-3T62.
SOLICITORS, exper,
wanted by home improvement com
pany to work from home. Salar!
81 per hour. TU. 2-5755.
TELEPHONE s0LICITORS-Pleasan
voice; evening work. 2 to 10: 81 pc
hour. VICTOR DANCE STUDIOS
ana nd 9 G pm. only. CO. $500 500
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS
National concern requires seyers
women with unlimited ph. to do tele
phone work. Experience helpful bu
not essential. We are willing to trail
You. We are also looking for capabl
managers for this work. Call ~. 0
TYPlsrs CD, white; must Be Ie5.
graduates Of 2 locsl-area senic
ana i IS. n.v .s hS oii; Hi no m assi
chandise. Hours. $50 to 8; bal
day Saturday; permanent position
salary to start. $500 . month. d
not apply unless employed now
Phone Ma. S-S9tl9.
TYPIST, wanting TO work in vicinit,
Of Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy, AIRING
ton; 5 days. u day every other Sat
Starting salary. S2l5 per mo; short
hand not necessary, but helpful
Gan IA. 5-9220; after Q p.m.,. IA
TYPisT. fast. for research diyisio,
OF airline firm: 6-day week. goo
starting salarv: airline privileges
TYYPPIsf. With some stenosra lS
work; permanent position; 5-day
40shr. wk.: yaca. with pay. BOY
SCOUTS OF AMERICA. Elk. 3-2330
TYPIsT. with knowledge of shor
hand: must be willing once worker
permanent POSITION; no experience
necessary: established wholesale cleo
tronic Arm centrally located. Repl,
Box 129-R, Star, -16
TYPIST. white. not over as; expert
ence necessary; 5-day, 35-hr. week
$50 per wk. to start. Box l70-R
TYPiST, Elem. bookkeeping. ca
helpful; hours optional: steady
Sunnyside Dew. WE. 6-6929. IA
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CLERKS

CLERICAL POSITION, young lady
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS: nve-day week;
paid vacation; knowledge Of typine
adding machine and accuracy with
simple arithmetic essential. Apply
Munsey Bldg, suite 3BT 1929 1
ciIsEiRE-fYPrsr AND PBx OPERA.
TOR. for Ford dealer. Good posi.
ton for young lady In Fairfax.
Pals Church area. Must be Of good
appearance and pleasing personality
6M-day week, See Mr.. Erwin
Erwin FORD Co, Lee hwy. and
Chain Bridge I'd. Fairfax, Va. ID
CLEHk-TypI8T. age 2t-35, for edn,
cational institute; must be accurate
5-dRy week. leave benefits: grou;
disqualification; salary open. rnonl
no, 2-l5a0 for appointment. --ts
CLERK-TYPfST, young lady, white
for general once work IN an In,
Surance once; must be good typist
accurate with ffEures and handling
OF money; b-day week; excellent
working conditions with retirement
benefits and free disqualification
starting salary, $3s per week. De.
Mr. MANQuM Of 1870 Conn. ave.
2nd noor, 10 Am. % 5 pm. --i9
CLEnK.TxRfSf - Excellent typtst
tnder 81. Insurance. ofaee, Bethesel
ereA. $500 70 S240 mo. OIL. 2-llll
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TELEPHONE SOLICITORS

National concern requires severa
women with unlimited ph, to do tele.
phone work. Experience helpful bui
not essential. We are willing to trair
managers for this work. Cali 10. o,
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TYPISTS

Interesting employment for youns
career ladies WHO can type mintmum
school education.
We offer good salary, enjoyable work
ing conditions, retirement plan anc
excellent leave policy.