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uraAL NOTICES
ees Itia 8. Nv

LYMAN n. 00LDsTEE,. Attorney.
1o8 Westery Bgil1lns.
COS llth 81. NV,
WashlnEtan. d. G.
Order Publication-Abssnt Defendnnt
Piled July .. 1885 Harry N. HUI
UNITED STATS ipbdisrRIcr COURT
iRENE 3, coofkR. plslntld -cross
pstsed2nt n.y.La..rS,o SosLLohp S,osILCLlso PAP. .
tid.-civfl Action No. 403e-47.-
ne oeisss. ss.snt q this 2. suit in,Ii,. + = 81 81
voree INTO Judsmsnt Tor Absolute
Divorce IN favor Of Carlton p.
Cooper. Defendant-croSs Piaintid,
and to retain provision Tor custody
of minor child to Mrs. THOMAS
Shelton. On motion q the pefend-
snt-cIoss Plaintir, It y this 9th
dss fhs pis,nt "a ross sSf S.fendsns enSslsa 1fes
B. Cooper cause her appesrance 20
Be entered herein on or before ths
fortieth day. exclusive OF SUNDAYS
the day of the hrst publication OF
this order: Otherwise the. cause
~ d.v e sse5;S. yi.h eos, g n o eSs: ne
order be published once . week for
Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening star Newspaper hefors
said day. ISL r. B. KEECH.
Judge. ,sesD Attest. II HARRY, N.
UNqER Deputy Clerk.
ty6.l6.22
kiCHARD 8. 8. MARSH. Attorney.
UNITED STATES pisTRicT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
Inf PEo6s.s cogrs;-Eo. Court. s7efS:
Notice; That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia. Letters Tes-
tamentary 6n the estate Of John
Putnam Marble, otherwise known
IS John P; Marble. late o. ne
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 20
sfs thereof. lesSily .uthsatisst.sa: .
S6th day Of December, .A.D, 1855;
otherwise they may nY law 1e
excluded from al benent Of SEQ
aRohIE RsshI fs' %ARsfE. Il iasi sssi DMzses DMzssesaRs
ST. NV Sseala Attest: THEos
wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
OFFICIAL NOTICES

oS: Police pepsrtment Police
Of he Det Of Columbia
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D. C. GOVERNMENT, July Z, 1855.
--on June %, 1855. the Com
missioners, D. c., PROMULGATED
Regulations Governing Beauty
Shops and the Practice OF Cosme-
tology In. the District Of Columbia.
Copies Of same may be obtained in
OF Commissioners. Room 500 Dis
trict Building. or at the Depart
ment Of Occupations and Profess
sions. l740 Mass. Ave. NV. SAM
UFL SPENCER. r. z. McLAUGH-
LIN. T. A. LANE. Commissioners,
d. c iyS
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FRANCIS C. HEIGLE.
ETHEL M. HOFFLER,
|-jy2 ,6.S,11 Trustee

AUSTIN '4S 4-dr.; serial number. qs
2L309S59, motor No. 10 324Q29.
Will be sold at public auction July
5sssS ontario s; 1la I'd. NV. au'v 4EscHLER. f.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-12

clubs who are suppose to be pen
nant contenders. Because the Gil
ants won the pennant and the
World Series last season, that
makes them the team to beat this
year, and for some reason we be-
lieve someone will. Excellent
pitching and spectacular playing
by Willie Mays carried the Du-
rocher men to the top Of the lad
der. It's true that Mays perform
ed miraculously in centerfield and
at bat. Now the big question is
how long can Mays continue to
perform miracles, and can John
ny Antonelli retain his pitching
form of the previous campaign.
Even though we regard the Gil
ants as a serious threat in the Ma
tional League, we doubt that they
will repeat in 955 as champions.
The Dodgers Walter Aston is
still saying "if." If catcher Roy
Campanella's hand had been well,
if Don Newcombe had his stuff he
had before a hitch in the Army, if
Carl Erskine regainS his form of
1858, and if injuries. don't hamp-
er the club the Dodgers will win
the pennant, and they would have
won last season. But as. you know
eff doesn't win ball games.
We believe the Buns stand a
better chance of winning the
pennant than any of the six teams
considered as contenders.
MILWAUKEE. The Braves
chances of capturing the flag de-
Ponds on just how well ankle in
jurieS sustained by outfielders
Hank Aaron and Bobby Thompson
have healed. If both Thomson and
Aaron are in shape it could spell
trouble for the rest of the league.
PHILADELPHIA: How any
one can consider the Phillies as
pennant contenders is beyond my
imagination. Their veterans are
either washed up or they aren't
satisfied with the Phillies. And
their current crop of rockies are
not of big league standard. The
reason Robin Roberts wins 20 or
more games is because of his
hurting ability, and not the sup
port of his team mates.
ST. LOUIS: Here is a team that
once when it starts clicking as {
team they are going to be HARD
to beat. The Cards have plenty OF
power and average pitching. The
Cardinals will be trouble for the
rest of the league this season, but
we don't expect them to win the
pennant.
CINCINNATI: If hitting had tC
be the only factor in deciding the
pennant in the senior circuit the
Cincinnati Reds would have it'll,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-12

A~LdI Il~InOSTS Va DSta re "a
Sigma chapter of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority fraternized on Sat-
urday evening the fifth of March
at the home of Mrs. Annette Nc
Neal.
After the business hour was
over chief hostess of the evening,
Annette McNeal sprang a sur
prise announcement to the below
ed president Linnie Fannin. 1--WE
your sorors, have chosen this day
to express our joint appreciation
of you, naming this day Appre-
citation Day" A beautiful leather
brief case was presented to Mrs.
Fannin. Other sororS with birth
days in the month of March were
presented leather coin purses.
Each expressed having an en-
joyable evening made possible by
hostess Annette McNeal, Lucy
McPhaul and Geneva Love.
Munching and crunching the de-
iciouS menu of shrimp salad and
oriteits garnishes while slipping
favorite cocktails. many fingered
on into the evening.
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GauiIan And Dukes
V Bout WednesdQU

History will be repeated, more
or less on March Is, when Kid
Gavilan and Bobby Dykes tangle
in a nationally televised 10
rounder in Miami Stadium.
It was little more than three
years ago when the popular Dykes
came within a few iabs of lift
ing the welterweight title from
the Cuban Keed at this same Mi
ami Stadium.
While lot of the luStre has
been lost from that first meeting,
which attracted a record boving
gate of 100000, a national Pabst
Blue Ribbon hookup will carry
the rematch to millions of UF1F'
experts.
To say that both Gavilan and
Dykes need this victory would be
the greatest piece of understate-
ment in boxing history.
Caviar not only was stripped
of his welterweight title by John
Saxton, but recently lost a dis
puted (mainly by Gavilan) TV
decision to Hector Constance in
Miami Beach.
In his bid to get another crack
at middleweight champion Bobo
Olson's title. Gavilan must get
past the six-foot Dykes, who had
been labeled Through" after sew
eral losses in 1854. y
But the unpredictable Texan,
who has mystified Miamians for
years by participating in constant
upsets = both losing and winning
appears to be swapping out of
a ''hitting slump" that has been
plaguing him.
In two fights this year, Dykes
decisioned rising young Andy
Mayfield and scored a stunning
Knockout over tough Joey DeJohn
in the 9th round.
Add to that the fact that Dykes
is in the best condition OF his ca
reer and you have the ingredients
for a heaping serving OF trouble
for the Cuban Hawk.
Even before the fight, tension
is building up, centering around
the stormy Gavilan.
Free to express feelings about
losing decisions, Gavilan and hi:
handlers have accused judges anc
boxing commissions from New
York to Miami of practically
everything.
One of the biggest pre-fight ar
guments is raging over Gavilani
demand for a Cuban judge.
In the fight Cuban judge gave
the fight to Gavilan by SD
point margin.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-12
Beauticians' Unit
No. z Baby Contest

Beauticians' Unit No. z invites
everyone to attend a baby con-
test and Riddles Review at the
home of Mrs. M. Wilson, 3769
Day Ave-, Coconut Grove, Sun
day, March Is, from A to 6 pm.
Come and vote for the baby of
your choice.
Mrs. Marion Muldrow, Pres.
Mrs. Essie Kendrick, Rep.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-12

There will be a Community Tea
Sunday, March Is on the Sweet
ing's Estate, 2148 NV 4th ST., Fl.
Lauderdale from 8 to 6 pm. The
guest speaker will be the Rev.
E. L. Haywood of Bayshore, N. Y.
and other musical entertainment
will be for your enjoyment.
H. c. Long
Mrs. Sally Riou
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-12

if any trouble winning. The Reds
have four of the games most
feared batsmen, but unfortunately
they don't have the mound staff
equal to that of Brooklyn, New
York and Milwaukee. That is why
we think the Reds will be lucky
if they finish in the first division.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-12
This Week
In Baseball
DODGERS AND BRAVES
CONCLUDE SERIES TONIGHT

Local fans get their second
look at the Brooklyn Dodgers to-
night when the former senior cir
cult champions conclude the first
of many series games against
their arch rivals the Milwaukee
Braves. The game will be played
tonight as will all games except
the Sunday contest.
The Dodgers will play eight ex-
hibition games in the Miami area.
After the Braves depart the Buns
will entertain the Chicago White
Sox over the weekend.
NEWS FROM THE CAMPS
With spring training already
started it wouldn't be a bad idea
if we stop for a moment and take
a look at the clubs in both
leagues.
The experts say the National
League fall representative in the
World Series will be one of six
teams. If they are right then the
Cubs and Pirates will be spending
time guarding the cellar.
Suppose we have a look at the
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Asst. to Bookkeeper

Good position: pleasant surround
ings: good starting salary. See
Mr.. Phillips. MARVINs. 734 th
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CLERK-TYPTsT in real estate once,
6-day week: air-cond.; age bet. 20
and 36 years. H. I. RUST Co.
1901 18th st. NV, Ma. $500.
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WIN. HAHN & CO.


CLERK-TYPTsT in real estate once,
6.day week; sir-sPnd. ;; aE TssE BET; Cd 70
1901 18th St. NV. Ma. $500
CLERK-TYPIsT under IS. for gen.
eral once work; 5-day. 37a-hr
week: sir-cond. bldg, company
fir. EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO.. S16 14th st NV. -S
CLERK-TYPIsT, for wholesale food
products house. must be capable OF
doing All types OF clerical work:
s Ssa.n eas salary 81 % start
Excellent working conditions. Give
: fun particulars In reply. Box 222-
r. Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT, 81 to 80. neat,
knowledge Of shorthand helptuL
excellent working conditions. Phone
tn. 2-4636 for appointment. MT.
Conrad. BANKERS LIFE AND CAS-
c YGkkEEY fPii for typinr and gen.
once. ne. Sec: vacation with pay
and other benefits. Perm. position
ment. EDWARD boxer FROSTED
FOODS. INC. LA. 6-s35o for appt.
CLERK-TYPIsT, 90 w.p.m.: s days;
$4,000: POTOMAC EMPL. A0CY;.
- 2s as Wiser blvd Arl "a 5000 200;
once: 5-day week. $3.50. Apply
1923 10Th st. NV. Ma. S-O5s7. A
CLERK-TYPIST, general ONCE work,
answering telephones. good salary.
Apply bet, 2 and 4 pm. HOUSE
HOLD SEWING MACHINE go.
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HElP-MEN
TV OUTSIDE MAN
Transportation furnished.
Montgomery County area.
Excellent pay. JU. 5-1131.

nv sERVICEMEN, outside; top
notch, high quality: used to earn
ing good money Must be conscien-
tious. honest and familiar with
customer relationship. This Is not
. seasonal job ofIer, no night.
work. Come to vIDEO ENGINEER
ING Co. INC, o25 Emerson st.
NV. tn. 2-6l31.
WINDOW CLEANER, white, exper.
Call OIL. 2.1114. $40 to 4:30. be-
fore Saturday. -
BOY, with motorcycle and side car
for messenger work. JOHNSON
MILLER DENTAL LABORATORY
1873 x st. NV. Elk. 3-7759. -6
MAN, rs to 40: tipping and some
knowledge Of bookkeeping; car. WA.
MAN. for selling in sporting good,
store: opportunity for qualified per-
:on, Call MR.. BROWN. OIL
MAN. white. drive refrigerator de-
livery truck; reliable. sober. Good
wages plus bonus. District permit,
references. IA. 9-2994. 2905 14th
MAN. colored, experienced. to work
in. liquor store. Must have good
references. 9UNNYSIDE LIQUORS,
1888 You SC. NV. b
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Fully experienced. no others need
apply; between 2b and 50 Some
tipping and fling; air-cond: once;
SALARY $50 PER WEEK TO
START Apply Immediately;
QUAKER CITY LINoLkUM' ooa r
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

70 publicity director of Q national
association; starting salary scaled
to calibre of applicant: shorthand
desirable but not necessary. Duties
involve transcribing from dicta::
news releases and radio scripts:
MAGAZINES; tipping manuscripts,
taking charge OF photography pro-
grams; handling files and monthly
reports. Work will be varied and
interesting. Guaranteed advance
ment for girl with ability. Age "a
to 80. 5-day week. REQUIRE ref
erences. Call for appt.. RE. 1890.
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JANITOH
coIored, garden project near Ross
lyn, Must be experienced with main
tenance No. 6 oil: local references.
Extra money for painting: No chill.
MRS. nVIN. IA. 2-4447. 80
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HELP-WoMSN

aE9K. sclorsd. be! between 8: ,,. e and
pleasant telephone voice. To assist
In operation Of customer relations
desk for Aristo Cleaners and
pIsers o Sd.ys week; x. slr-e pDS1
Mr.. LEROY, between 9 and IL.
ARISTO DRY CLEANERS AND
OVERS, 1925 8. Capitol st. -
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JANITOR, COLORED
Top Salary Plus Apt.
Downtown bldg: experienced stoker
heat: references. DIXIE HOUSING
CO.; Ills 18th g. NV" ia. 9
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

CLERK. under 80, for general ONCE
Ms Slk n r Glr'ui HSiiy q q woPE Win
week, paid hospitaliEation and life
insurance. Sick and annual leave
privileges. Call MR.. PERRY. co.
CLERK. for newspaper once, age IS
to 80, 6-day, 40-hour week, raid
disqualification and life insurance,
Istiremsnt plan. Call MISS GROVE
CLERK for national MAGAZINE cir
culation dept. 1880 yrs. Good
at figures, like. detail, SALARY, $50
for 36-hr. week. BOZ 222-M. star.
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ACCOUNTING CLERKS
ADVERTISING
TELEPHONE
CLERKS

Kouns women. 1885 yrs. of age.
manner, can spell well and type
accurately. Pleasant work. dealing
with our advertising customers: g.
day, 40-hr. week; planned salary
increases, excellent fringe benefits.
Apply Personnel, Room sos. Open
weekdays, 6:30-6 and Sat-. Ella.
No phone calls.
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COUNTERGIRL, 70 work on lunch
counter; must know this work
well: must BE- dependable: also
have refs. White apply only, Hrs.
7:30 am. to ,4:30 pm. Call AP.
co iSSgfi white. no e1per.
b bssi pEBd P pt sf d MsflD Sr
pike and Benning I'd. Sc. 10.
C s5tsaaE white, o days,
have al trSnsp. sKYLARK cor
FEE SHOP. Shirley hwy. SPRING
DENIAL nsta' u ASSISTANT. white; Boiling
sonable young lady; exper. in den-
tai or medical fields pref. but mot
nee, Write. giving age, education,
salary desired. Box l75-s, Star.
DENTAL ASST, exper. only; $3.50 to
$40. alternate sat; mornings; $50
pPENrxx f. A sss ian star Experienced
PpTgsfegTI ss,. Hyattsvilis sTsa' can
D HiccrAPiHo5SSE rYprsr, under 80.
for newspaper ONCE In Georgetown
area. 5-day, 40-hour week, paid
vacation, free disqualification and
life insurance. Call MR.. FERRY
DRUG CLERK, experienced only, for
daywork. no Sundays. Good salary.
FILE CLERK-Permanent position
for alert person. Some tipping re-
1855 "a. 35-hr. week: air conditioned
once; paid vacation and sick leave,
Apply 1929 l. st. NV.
GIRL, exper.: refs;
good worker. PENN DRUG, 18th
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HELP-MEN

MANAGER. for wholesale and retail
fish company. Only exper. need
apply. Salary open. Give full
particulars In letter TO Box 173-A
star. %
MEAT CUTTER. exper.. paid vac,
free REHABILITATION and Insurance;
apply in person. FOOD BARN.
1888 East-West hwy, ST. spg.' No.
MECHANIC. for used-car lot: must
be fast and know everything about
Q car; good salarXs SEE NJ. 5 Hur1
rel. THRIFTY AUTO SALES 25Ol
n hsrains s 81 a;s; AND cLEaNER.
must be Experienced. Apply CAL
VERT WASTE MATERIAL. 43s o
M Is On CARRIER RATE CLERK.
must be familiar with MAC. &c
and Southern Tarifis' % WORK eve
n ninsss .sad e Mr. II D MebA SsfEf
OFFICE MANAGER
Experience with oostins machine
duties. Old line company located
In Va. Anxious 10 AL vacancy i'm
mediatsly: State qualifications.
COS. star. j
OIL BURNKR sERViCEMAN, expe-
rieneed in servicing all type OF
burners. Permanent position; ex-
eel. opportunity. See Mr.. Blanke.
A. p. WOODSoN CO., 9th and
PAINT SALESMAN, experienced. In
side retail sales; good salary. paid
vacation and many COMPANY bene-
fits. Apply HECHINoER CO.. 1881
Duke ST., Alexandria, Va. -
PAINTERS, white, $40 per day. Can
whitehall 6-s24S after pm, .-S
side entrance. Bldg. 1908. Abing-
don dr., Alex. Harbor Terrace Apis.
PAINTERS, must be LIST class, re
liable and sober: steady work. OR.
4-7002. or apply at 7-B' soutnysy'
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MUTUAL OF OMAHA

Worlds largest exclusive health and
accident company. -
COLORED MAN WANTED to work
in auto wrecking yard. ABBY from
to 9. 1920 First 81. s.w. e
per mo. while you learn. s0edSy
training course with trained In
structors 2 nights per wk. Only
those with high school education
and some selling exper. need apply.
Call or see Bob Trogner at WASH
nRtsSAaNp ER Hs'' III Hsa Vermont Vermont NV NV.
AID. 4-4300. %
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SALEsMEN-Full time and part
time statesmen needed to sell the
new Wisco three track aluminium
storm window and door. Call at
our complete assembly factory at
11S Oronoco ST., Alex, Va. and
let US prove to you the highest
commission deal in the fleld. or
call OV. 3-o762 for appt. Ask for
to sell heating Jobs to
homes. Must have car. Salary and
commission. IRON FIREMAN SALES
CORP. no. 2-5204.
Statesmen (2), willing TO work. who
can use q high-paying job. Sale of
new and used cars. UN. 1861.
4404 r. ave. Brentwood, Mo,
engineers. technical men
All kinds openings; sal, $4,000 to
SIS 900. Hundreds openings. Mr..
Ford at BOYD's. cor. q and 18th
NV. Ma. $3.50.
Statesmen, can earn $3.50 to $3.50
week. Leads furnished; no can
wasting: opportunity to become
sales manager for one Of Americas
largest sewing machine cos. Weekly
bonus. Apply bet. 10 and IL am.
HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINE
CO. INC. 1925 H st. ne. Ii.
6-5lbI. %
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HELP W0MEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, for
small, conGenial once; must have
dictaphoane exper.: 4O-hr. wk.;
vacation with pay and hosp. Salary
open, Apply MRS. FISHER. 1887
18th st. NV. -
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c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
Arthur Murray
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ARTHUR MURRAY begins his free
training program In the fnes'
dance schools Of the world. Please
do not apply
UNLESS
1. Age 90 to 30.
Q, College background or equivalent
8. Highest social and academic back
4 Above AVERAGE PERSONAL sp.
pearance.
cellent learning ability required.
Company benefits include sick pay
paid vacation, employe PROFIT
SHARING plan, guaranteed incomi
to start. Apply in person pm. e
q pm. only. ARTHUR MURRAY
1011 Conn. ave. NV. =
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IF

You think you are or can be q sales
man and have Q proven capacity
for work and . desire to build q
satisfying career with above-aver-
age income maybe you should give
this SEINE thought,
This is not q "get-rich-auick" prop
osition, but one requiring intelh-
gent effort and work.
The men selected will be provided
q thorough training program in.
GLIDING actual field training and
attending our national sales train
ing school.
They will nave the backing of the
largest exclusive health and acct
dent company In the world; an
advertising program on Q national
scale including TV. radio. maya
zines and newspapers; and quail
flied leads from diversified sources.
Our average successful man earns
q minimum Of $4,000 a year.
II you think you should INQUIRE,
phone RE. $4,000 for an appt.
Ask for MT. Hetzler.
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YOUNG MAN to learn mems wear
business. Good salary to start.
Permanent. THE QUALITY SHOP,
3028 Wilson blvd, Arl. IS
YOUNG MAN, white, Is to rs, to
drive truck and work in shop;
must have Nd. chauffeur permit.
See MT. Mess, l0441 Metropolitan
ave, Kensington, Nd. -
MEN u0l, career or World
War II vets, preferred. to assist
manager. Monday through Friday.
SIS pm: t25 wkly. TO start. Come
in for interview, 9:30-l2 an. ask
for MR.. TUNKEL, 1923 Vermont
ave. NV, Suite 701, "a
MEN-Part-time work
and hours Of own choice; exper.
not necessary. About 81 an hour.
Apply $3.50 p.m.-7 pm, Room 7Q6,
1919 r st, NV. -
established con-
struction company Is interested in
employing several advertising rep
resentatiVes, to advertise nation
ally known products. Experience
not necessary. Qualified applicants
TO be trained to suit company needs.
Remuneration during training Pc
Rod. Average income, $4,000 per
annum. High-caliber men only
need apply. Apply BETTER BUILD
ING SPECIALTIES. 5000 Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda, Md. -
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HELp-WoMEN

PoLICY-WRITER. ex-
per. in IRE and casualty insuranee;
perm. pos, employe benefits. Re-
plies confidential. Write Box 226-s'
Star. -
HELP, exper: shirt girls.
press operators and markers. Apply
CAPITOL LAUNDRY, 10 L Ut. s.W.
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GRADUATE RAD, Eo nurse Ws.,. for the Lisrei
regular shift. 8 to ii pm: Fri. Z
to 8, PM; 44-hr. wk:; rm: and
MRS EETS. W0i, ,,Sl,,eeSS7. cIsS
Hours, 3 to IL. Local experience;
Apply In person. ChASTLEToN
PHARMACY, 10th and r NV.
IBM PRooFREApER, will train:
h hssi MSEayTi A 81 SaS P sS5s VA:
lS sTR slSa AF S Sf sSOG win train
T sS%s esollsss Mp16Y Men sz xaEiN az
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl;, ia. $4,000.
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For cirsulAtlon dept. Of well known
weekly news magazine. Position WIZ
consist primarily of routine enVe-
oDs and coE osrd spn rse te ana
health insurance, liberal retire.
ment program. Stable, progressive
company will consider mature ap-
plicant. Call DI. $4,000. Ext. 261
between 8 and 8.
INTERRUPTIONS, $50 vi,
S nI;i Ne ss5 es Ws. MIS- Evans a.
BOYD'S. cor. G and 18th. MA. s.
TYIfiiSs'T-sTENo.. exper.; temp. 4
mos; 7-hr. day; 5-d day. Wk.; Mt.
T.eE sSR chfts s sEar "a soo aS5i
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. ia.
wAiif1RkEssEs, white. attractive; sx.
cellent working conditions: VIC
TORY GRILL. 1117 Good Hope
wAAiITrRsEss-BAR MAID. s am. to s
pm. days. Good pay and tips:
Permanent. 25-35 yrs, old. Local
considered. FAMOUS RESTAU-
RANT. 1915 N. Y. ave. NV: d
WAITRESS, white. age $3.50. for
split-shift; 8 to and to II.
Good salary. TIPS, working conoi-
tons. See the manager BUFF AND
BLUE RESTAURANT, 2101 Penna.
wfASffriREsssEs. day or night work.
%ss be Sys5 Coca and tp have AS ST1
in person, fuckers IREsTAU-
RANT on Marlboro pike near An
W&fTREsS, exper.; no Sat. or sun.
work. Apply In person. GA 18th
refined, experienced.
for MICHEL'S. 1920 VT, AVE. NV.
Interview from noon til 3 pm.
and 20 pm. %
exper., wanted; good
TIPS. Apply 612 18th st. nv. -
hour; good tips: evening work:
Sunday and Monday of. Prefer
lady. under So. 2032 Lee hwy,
Arl.. Va. See manager, ELMER
HAISLIP, IA. S-2473.
experienced IRVING
STREET RESTAURANT, I416 Irv-
1Rf Ii Biz; white, experienced.
II am, to 8 pm. GOOD FOOD
SHoPPE, Glebe I'd. and Washington
blvd ia 6-0l51. -
white. experienced: ex.
cellent tips. Apply OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT, a04 9th st. NV.
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