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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-08
General Legislation
INCREASE INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS

HIM 5-by Barnard and Wood-a memorial
to Congress asking that individual income tax
exemptions be increased from 5000 to $700
year. Sponsors had in mind the fact that in
1854 the Administration pushed through a
tax revision program that cut corporation
taxes and taxes paid by stockholders on divi-
dends by several billions of dollars annually.
Hum passed both legislative houses, but was
vetoed by Governor Aronson.
"Aye'' votes in both houses were for in
creasing individual exemptions.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-08
MISSOURI COMPACT

SIR by Wallace and Balgord-proposng
the setting up of Missouri Basin Compact
Commission. Joint Resolution asked the Gov
ernor to appoint commission for the purpose
of negotiating compact with other Mis-
souri, Basin states. The purpose of negotiating
such a compact, according to the sponsors of
SIR 2. would be to assist in "the conservation,
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over entire ten-year primary period of any
lease. Popular indignation at this attempt to
so completely undermine land boards author
ty to administer such leases for financial
benefit of schools led to one of HB 350's spon-
sors, Rep Juedeman, successfully moving to
amend the bill to cover only first six years of
lease House roll call taken on bill as origin
ally introduced.
Extending the period from two to six years
during which time land board is without au-
thority to compel development work on a
lease not only indicates the schools may lose
considerable in financial returns off school
leases in the added four-year period, but also
makes school leases far more attractive for
speculation purposes.
The setting of a flat $100 (maximum)
rental per year likewise holds within itself the
likelihood the schools may eventually lose
huge sums on school leases which are within
proven oil areas and which should bring con-
siderably higher annual rentals if the land
board is to secure full market value for the
schools from these trust-held lands
"Aye" votes in both houses were for weak
ening Land Boards control over state lands
may" votes were for protecting schools
financial interests.
4O-YEAR MAXIMUM LEASE
lib 3sI-by Cerovski*-proposed a maxi
mum lease period of 40 years on school oil
lands, replacing the old 20-year maximum
lease. and the currently voided 1858 perpetual
leasing law. Under HB 381, as at present, the
primary term of lease would extend for
ten years. If production was brought in within
that period lessee than could renew lease each
10 years up to a total of 40 years, provided
lease had been kept in production in quantity
satisfactory to State Land Board. At the end
of each 1O-year period, land board and lessee
would negotiate new price for lease for
succeeding 10-year period. At the end of 40
years, the lease, if still producing, would be
put up for competitive bidding.
"Aye" votes for HB 381 were for setting
up an orderly means for Montana to get on
with development of potential school oil re-
sources in contrast with the present uncertain
ty surrounding such leases
*Other sponsors of HB 381 were: Gershmel,
Tango, Goodgame, Michels, Hoiecek, Clark,
Hagenston.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-08
MINERAL

Sen. LaCombe CD
Rep. Jensen CD
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-08
EQUAL RIGHTS BILL

lib Spy COMPROMISING that no dis
elimination because of race, creed or color
be permitted in places of public accommoda-
ton and amusement. Bill faced ittlefopposi-
ton on House floor and passed by overwhelm-
ing majority. In Senate, vote was taken on
unsuccessful motion by Dokken (R-Gallatin)
to get bill out of Judiciary Committee where
enforcement provision was taken from bill.
AS passed by Senate, bill merely statement
of policy.
aye" votes in both houses were for effec-
tive equal rights legislation being placed on
the statute books.
*other sponsors: Felt, Gebhardt, Hancock.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-08
REGISTRATION OF LOBBYISTS

lib 96-by Ringling*-the Lobbyist Regis
tration BILL Montana legislatures for decades
have been notorious for the influence brought
to bear by certain powerful corporation lob
bies. Other states have had similar expert
ences and many have enacted laws to keep
lobbying within a legitimate area of opera
ton HB 90 proposed the regulating and con-
trolling of lobbyists, established a $40 lobby
license charge and provided for the Attorney
General to bring civil actions against any
lobbyist charged with "unprofessional con-
duct. Conviction in the courts of "unprofes-
sonal conduct" set maximum jail sentences
of six months and fines up to s. 900 for erring
lobbyists For his corporation principal, con-
viction of lobbyist could have brought fines
of up to SIS 900. HB SO was closely patterned
after the successful lobbyist control law of
Wisconsin The bill was killed in the House.
faye" votes were for registration of lobby
lists.
*Other sponsors were: Mahoney, Barrett,
Felt.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-04-08
SILICOSIS LIEN LAW

SB 63-by Anderson (Pondera)-the Sill
COSTS Lien Law. Purpose of this bill was to
force the industry responsible for contraction
of Silicosis to reimburse the Public Welfare
Department for all payments made each year
to Silicotics. In seeking enactment of SB SO,
Anderson stated that it is based on the same
premise as the law passed in 1858 whereby
the Public Welfare Department may place
liens on the homes of needy citizens on public
relief rolls. If the latter is just, then, Ander-
son insisted, it would be equally just for the
mining and smelling industry to reimburse
the Public Welfare for assistance given the
industry in paying relief funds to Silicotics.
Silicosis payments of sos month are now
costing the general taxpayers of Montana al
most million dollars per biennium. No accur-
ate figures are available on how much supple
mental assistance to Silicotics, aid to the
dependent children of such occupationally
diseased, etc. are costing Montana taxpayers.
Those voting "aye'' on SB SO voted for the
Gripping industry having to reimburse Public
Welfare for this occupational disease cost.
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MUTUAL OF OMAHA

worlds LARGEST exclusive health and
accident company, "a
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X-RAY TECHNICIAN

Private X-ray Office. Some tipping
ability pref. DI. 7-0725. RA. 3-343S,
Pa
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GHW., experienced with children,
reliable; references; 3 weeks only.
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USHERETTEs, 10 to 25; full and
part time. Apply Wednesday, .
to 4 pm. WARNER THEATER,
STAGE door entrance on e St, 2nd
floor
WAITRESS, white experienced, day
and night shift Apply WAH-0UE
RESTAURANT. l1504 Old Bladens-
burg rd.. Wheaton Md. 10. 5-2t63
81
WAITRESS. experienced; no Sunday
work. EDGEWOOD RESTAURANT,
2S07 Wilson blvd. Arlington, ---25
WAITRESS, experienced. Apply in
person. Closed Sundays. ROYAL
RESTAURANT e. LOUNGE. 1895
Columbia rd. NV. -25
WAITRESS, white. over 21. exp, day
work ia 7-9709 --25
over 21; must be neat
and exper for steady day position.
SULLIVAN'S RESTAURANT, 273I
Bladenshurg rd ne. --26
white, xper. steady lob
2s20 l4th st. NV. Call NO. 7-7S4e
MATTRESSES. white, for morn. shift.
$40 am.-3 pm; knowl OF counter
work N. B. REST, p42a Ga. ave
MATTRESSES t2l, eXpsr., white:
Falls Church area; good tips JE,
4-4600. 26'
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You think you are or can be a sales
man and have a proven capacity Tor
work and desire to build a satiSo
fying career with above-average
income. maybe you should give this
some thought.
This is not a 'get-rich-auick'' propo--
sition, but one recurring lntelligent
effort and hard work,
The men selected will be provided
thorough training program including
actual field training and attenSdlnig ISani
They will have the backing Of the
largest exclusive health and accident
company in the world: an adyertls-
ms program on a national scale IN,
Guiding TV. radio. magazines ano
newspapers; and qualified leads from
diversified sources. Our average
successful man earns a minimum OF
RI vou think you should inquire
phone RE. T-S600 for an appt,
ASK for Mr.. Hetzler.
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SlTUATIoNS-MEN

expert; books started.
kept part time: statements. tax re-
turns, prompt. reaS, JU o-540T.
BO0kkEEPER, part time. exper.
double entry. payroll, taxes, etc:
can arrange time to suit: moderate
pay. Box 216-K, Star. 90
good at figures. general Of
flee detail, typlre, penmanship co.
Construction sUPT. or foreman.
water, sewer, roadway and comm
bids. Box l51-C. Star. -27
0RGANIST, young, eHper, Will sub
stitute for church services for sum
mer. Also play for weddings. ftl.
nerals; rets. Write MR.. HOWARD
METCALFF, Boyd. Nd. "a
JUNIOR ExECUTIVE desires change
ofierlnG more stimulating challenge:
consider less than. present S12 500.
if opportunities exist: national mag
background adaptable to trade asso-
citation. publication, contact with top
echelon or public; excellent refer
ences; age 35. Box 21l-K, Star. 26s
BOY, Il, desires TO learn trade or
business; conscientious: references.
ia. 5-7091, after o am. 80
UNDERGRADUATES, math, major,
wants summer work preferably in
related field. Address, j. c. S., 402
IuynCr Hall. Chapel Hill, N. c. --~26
EXPER BLDG ESTIMATOR desires
rart-time work, Box 217-K. star.
GOVERNMENT WORKER badly need.
any salary work. 6-lO pm. all or
any part OF week; Arlington area.
Box Use. Star. -25
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CQOK-GHW.

Live in. S35 week: must be experi-
enced in cooking and g,h.w.; with
recent refs; no laundry; 5lz-day
week RA 3-7SOl 90
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THE EVENING STAR c.
Washington, d. C
TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1880
HELP-poMEsTlc Goat,

CooK-G.H.w.; live in; Thurs, every
must be able to go to Cape Cod
June ls to Aus. I; references re-
ouired; S35 wk.; ideal location.
EN- 2-1AS1 so
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SALESWOMEN

Exper. only. full and part time t11-3
For new exclu. sportswear SHOP
Conn. at K. Pleasant working
conds.. Apply CASUAL CORNER, DI.
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TYPIST

Well-knovn national news
MAGAZINE seeks Young high
school graduate to learn oper-
alton of electromatic type
writer in advertising produc-
tion work Should be able to
type 40 w.p.m. Excellent work
ing conditions and congenial
associates. You will share in
our liberal employe benefits.
Air-conditioned bldg
CALL DI. $4,000. EXT. 263
Between Q AN and 3 PM
Monday Through Friday
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and seamstress work,
in valet shop; white. Call RA.
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HELP-MEN

MEN, over II, 70 take orders for Life
and Golfers; 2 small orders per dag
pays $40 per week: no expeT;
needed. See Mr.. MURRAY. S-10
am. only, RIM. 4O2, 14O5 G st. nv.
OPPORTUNITY. full or part time. in
our sales dept; no canvassing, no
experience REQUIRED: hours suited
for servica men, college men. or
Government workers; average IN
come. part time, over 500 WeeanaiSs'
For appointment call OF. 4-69oS'
chs1s9ITS ie tS or rSst4GKaScs s scfs co. desires
trainee to become safety representa-
tive operating in Washington. Tnls
work is interesting and the company
offers good training, security ana
reasonable remuneration. AT least
2 yrs, college engineering OF sc'enSe; ~
intelligence, good appearance ano
character are necessary cualihca-
tions. Preferred age around 80 yrs.
Reply stating qualifications. etc.
SUMNER GId nsR WoRK in country for col;
lege student q tsSehs5' to. a says seehBs1S Bo8
MaRRTE6 lIsETi S'fI MAN WITH CAR, neat
appearance. good personality essen
tial; full-time employment, salary
and bonuses. See MR.. JOHNSON;
| to 4 pm, U. s. employment
PATS 0flfe' the iSnt ENn ( Is; SUMNER sTMMER WORK.
Don't limit your earning power. Buy
that new car, that house. TAKE tnAt
well-deserved vacation. White. with
car, Report Wednesday evenings.
6-7 pm. 32f4 S. 18th ST.. AL
room PLAN INCREASING PRODUC.
TION-Need men to work In kitchen
and warehouse; colored; uniforms
furn., paid vac, insur. bcneflts; Ap-
ply in person. CAPITOL FRITO CO,
4S60 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda MO
STUDENT, summer clerical
TOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl., IA. $4,000.
as trainee in Photographic
supplies; permanent position. excel
lent salary. Phone XII. 9-27Io
COLLEGE STUDENTS for summer or
permanent employment with local
sales office, national CO.: no, exper
nee earnings $40 Wklv. Apply 1913
pm, Room 705, 1919 F st. NV.
1 EXPERIENCED gas station attend
ant and experienced auto me
chauic; must be enthuAastie,4 suue1 e1
and STEADY workers; married men
nrsferred; your references will be
checked Thoroughly; good pay See
Mr.. Erbst, BELLEVUE ESQ SERV,
ICE CENTER, Fort Hunt I'd. and
Bellevue blvd. Alexandria. SO.
1st-clsss trim mechanics only. Apply
construction Job. 65O5 l4th st. NV
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&C sIu IVCFHt ItItItIlNtss
Y Sunday; $50 per week.
er 1880 pm. RA. 6-7645.
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HELP-WoMEN

reg. can type. $500 mo-;
DIR. asst med. technician. $50 wk
TPYISTS. bookkeeperS, clerks
GRACE DUNN. 1911 G st. NV. GRE,
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"a
GIRL, white, settled: complete charge
nice motherless nome. small Chll-
dren; live in. UN 4-9o93, days
AP. 7-S603, nights, --2o
GIRLS, pleasant work. with color
films and prints, in camera store
and lab, must be serious minded
with h.s. ed. See MR.. RElS1NGER.
today. 7l5 Kennedy ST, NV. 80
now to make extra
money selling plaStlcs through party
plan. Ia. e-3U3l.
WOMAN, colored, make beds. clean
rooms in hotel, good pay. Do Dbt
phone. 1912 10th ST. NV
WOMEN. white al between ages 81
to 80. to DO canvaSsing for large
Chicago concern. No selling; $50
per week. work $50 am. to 1870
pm. DAYS week. Must have
car to get to and from point OF
work. Call Mr.. Boogades at RE. =
69l3; Tuesday and Wednesday, 10
am to | pm. and pm. to } I'm.
only. 20
WOMAN-Large. progressive
financial institution needs the SeTy-
ices OF young woman to serve as tel
ephone interviewer and general
clerical position. The WCrS Is inter-
esting and has many benefits. See
Mr., Smith, LENDER s, INC, 2O3S
2444. IA
OPENING for alert
educated woman, age 25 to so to
assist local director OF Chlldcratt
work Permanent or for the sum-
mer; opportunity for advancement.
For interview write giving age, edu-
cation, experience and phone. Box
1879. Star "a
SILVER SPRING-Secretari switch
board operator foI physicians. eN-
change anu commercial Board Men
DAY through Friday, i pm. TO mid
night: dependability and mature
Judgment essential; will train PROM
Using applicant. Cali Ju. s-2323:
.-s5
STUDENT, summer work for teacher
or advanced student; real health
giving, enjoyable vacation; SG2u
for so days. Box soc. Star. -2o
SILVER SPRING, DANIELS BOOT
ERY-Permanen employment fit
tins children's shoes exclusively;
interesting pleasant, occupation .lu-
est clientele; experience aot essen
DANIELS BOOTERY. ellsworth ana
Fenton, opposite Hecnt Co, after
1890, Also experienced part-tlme
filters. -Z6
YOUNG, neat, intelligent colored
girl; high school education neceS-
Sary, for dress fioor stock WORK.
Apply Wed. $3.50 am IL pm,
zlRKINS. S2I 14th ST. NV.
ARE YOU FREEe We have openings
for several white women who have
spare time MORNINGS, afternoons or
evenings; no canvaSsiDg; car nee
eSsary. For interview. call LO. A.
74S7 IA pm. IA
CAPABLE WOMEN (5). over E1, fun
or part time; old estab. CO., excel.
income. MISS ADAMS, DI. 7-0223.
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HELP-WoMEA
WAITRESS,

WAITRESS, must be neat, expert
enced and dependable: 10 /. Apply
in person. CARRIGAHS RESTAU-
RANT. Conn. and s NV.
WAITRESS, white. wanted at DEL
RIO RESTAURANT, Charlotte Hall,
Md. Mechanicsville 103-F-l3. S2j
q wk., room and board plus tips
WAITRESS, white, courteous, attTsc-
tive. under 80, good salary. Ap9ly
In person. 5915 GeorEia ave. NV
waITEassE5RfE u peEsoS crown BAR RAM AND s sPPly
1905 Z st. NV. --25
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CLERK-TYPISTS (2)

Large national professional orEani-
cation; good typing. and aptitude for
figures. Age to 45. Salary. $1,000.
Call AID. 4-4S5S or visit Personnel
Once, Ist e., Hotel Martinique.
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I17oe 9TH st, NV. NO. 1887
BAKERY CLERK, experienced; must
salary. Box 453-E, Star. -26
BEAUTIClAN TO work in lovely new
air-cond shop: SIS per wk,, plus
comm. Call LO, 5-3431 or AP. 7-6S96,
BEAUTIClAN, manicurist. man hair
stylist. northwest beauty salon, large
shop Call RA. $1,000. Guaranteed
BE1AufneraS. e. fnG aS all around. with nj fol-
lowing; Csc on every dollar Box
sian sR&uf% sfd f2mqls sH
LON. $500 10th st. NV. co. 5-6263
or CO. 5-02S3. 80
BEAUTiCIANS. receptionist. sham.
poo girl and manicnrist; top guar.
plus comm; air-eond. shops; shops, ,GIs Re,
BEAUTICIAN, for downtown shop;
wages and commission. 72e 18th
BEEAuTY e HiY oPERAToR-Arl-round. ex-
opf@rafoG @ nsrt IoI e Bal
airy and commission. HUNTING
TOWERS BEAUTY SALON, Alexan-
dria, Va. For appointment, call k.
BEAUTY at ~ oPERAToR oman or
womanl, for. Jules Shirlington and
Alexandria studios; also l man ior
Langley shopping center, Nd; !;
guar. sal. and comm. Call MR.
BEAUTY TEathSYi 81 oPERaToR. siaH;S ss5 to sifoo
per week guarantee plus commits
sion; 5.day week: no manicurlng;
steady work LOUIS CREATIVE
B0OKKEEPER, full charge, through
trial balance; 5-day week; down
town office; experienced only apply.
EX. 3-4610, Mr.. BODANSKY. -26
BOOKKEEPER-ST for
small office in Silver Spring: con-
Struction experience helpful but not
essential: 5-day week; salary open
but will pay well for capable per-
son. Call JU. a-l252 day, or eve
nings JU. 9-497S. --26
BOOKKEEPER. Lee hwy, 5000. PO-
TONIAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl., JA. $4,000
IBOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST. age 81 to
30: bookkeeping background; type
40 w.p.m,; 5-day week. Ma. s-7S24.
BKKPR. SECRETARY, S325: small
office. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT,
1907 H st. NV.
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SITUATioNS-WoMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE, white. wants
elderly patient, Near 10Th and
Newton SITS. NV; So wE. Box 213-
x. Star 25S
WAITRESS or short-order cook; 3
years experience. Can Ho, 2-4640.
-25
GIRL, white. attending local coll
leee. desires oppor to work for
room and board. with refined fam
lily Write Box SIC, Star. --26
YOUNG WOMAN, coll bkGrd.. good
appear, wishes interest. pos, faM
typist, PIX, real estate off. exp;
willing worker. depend,; learn shbd.
Il nee; S75 wk. Box 209-K, Star.
26s
YG. WON. coll bkgrd., 1BM typist.
simple bkkp., exp public. wishes
intert. poSit.. good eng bkgrd, re-
spons., willing worker, SIS wk..
9oX COAX. Star 26s
GIRL wants job in pri-
vate office or salesgiri. full or part
time: eXper. Ii. 6-0530. --25
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Exper. only. full and part time 11-3)
For new exclu. Sportswear shop,
Conn. at K. Pleasant working
eeondso endSo Apply CASUAL CORNER pl'
SECRETARY for consulting engineers
ofice No shorthand, Must be fast
and accurate typist. 5-day week.
Salary open. Permanent. Box 4o5-E.
sffCsdRsETARY, experienced. for ad-
vertising department of tnterna-
hsnd hand rsaSired. s kHowiedse % Of ad-
vertising helpful; 5-day week, va
cation insurance. disqualification
and surgical benefits. Good start
ing salary. Call MIR. PERRY. co
sEc5REiTARY, for NBc radio-Tv Sta
ton. interesting contacts. some fX-
perience preferred; must know
shorthand. See Miss Ferguson, MA
TIONAL BROADCASTING CO, Rm
E sherat91 ndsF PARK Hotel 2S q
nee. for trade assn 2-girl ONCE:
state salarv expected. Box ISLE.
sTczRETARy. for field directors Of
e tiona ANsFfAM NaVa Medca haR esoss censT, Be- se
thesds, Nd Hours, s to 4;3o. OIL.
SECRETARY, for architects Office,
in Alex shorthand, typlng, general
off1ce work. Phone TIE. 62215 be-
tween 9 and 5 pm. -26
SECRETARY, perm. position with ma
tional concern. should have ability
and appearance to meet public and
pleasant telephone voice; fine oppor.
for advancement ideal working cond.
Reply giving education, age. exper.
and salary expected. Box 23-E. Star.
80
SECRETARY TYPIST, permanent
position in insurance office; exper.
desirable but not necessary. Apply
by mail only, giving age, home ad-
dress, telephone and 5 references,
at least . from last school at
tended, to Office manager, Rm. $40,
Investment Bldg. -26
SECRETARY; one living in the North
west or the Bethesda Chevy Chase
area preferred; must have short
hand: knowledge of medical terms
helpful; 5k2-day week in air-condi-
toned office; vacation. sick leave,
medical and surgical benfits. Phone
for appt., MR.. WATTS, EN-. 2-9500.
--26
SECRETARY. for executive director
of Jewish organization; responsible
position for mature, experienced
person interested in community
service field; good typing and
shorthand skills necessary. Call
MRS. pAMsoN. DI. 7-4aSl bet.
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UYU cor. IZtn and q
SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS
rTEPRS

ItoS 18th ct. NV. at L. Bx 3-1270
established Sc.
real estate and insurance office: D.
day wk., pleasant working condi-
tons; salary. $3.50. Call z pm.
Mr.. LEE, LU. 2-l003. IA
sTENOGRAHPER. not over As yrs
of age, SO. l75 VT to- start. Chances
for advancement: 5-day. 40-hr. wk
Apply md a., Continental Bldg:
IU12 14th st. NV, or phone LII
$1,000. Ext. 63323 20
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

Dependable: no experience necessary
Apply 3707 Ga. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. Junior craftsman, to
become technician In automatic tenn
perature control field tallied to heat
ing and air-cond J. Work with en-
sineers; perm. position; h-dsy wk.
group hospitalizsticn, advRncements
GAN or MISS SMITH. -2e
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SECRETARY

Top-salaried, permanent position for
experienced, fast, alert person in
busy real estate office, legal sxper
helpful. RE. 1881, WO. 6-3125
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I NEED AN ASSISTANT
Nationally known manufacturing and
sales corp will train right man lor
while training around $3.50 mo.
Promotion Prom to ir. executive may be
made in "a mos. Group insurance
dement's. also profit sharing trust
No canTaSsing. Phone for appt.,
oil q m only Ii. 3-l 436. "a
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}. C. EMPL. EXCHANGE

clerk-typist white and c0loredl
h.w. maids. fountain girl. counter
girl. tray girl. chsrwoman, hotel and
rest work, kit, help. cooks, truck
drivers, eXper Couutermen twhiteJ
grillmen, service station attendant.
auto mech. warehouSeman. pOrtcrs.
busboys and many 1tners. 1872 9th
NV, HO. 2-421S- HO. 2-1572 "a
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EXper. Real Estate Statesmen

II Won are capable of selling COM
nercial and investment property,
an oid>established FIRM with an ex-
ceiIenf reputation, especially in this
type Of property, has opening for Z
such men. An interview will satisfy
YOU as TO the potential 10 produce
under satisfactory CONDITIONS.
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 K st. NV. ST. 3-Ssoo
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OPENING for two aggressive, execu-
tiye-caliher young men now living
in NV, WASHINGTON, Bethesda, Chevy
Chase area. Wednesday morning,
a-l2, DI. 7-6S30,
THOS. J. FISHER & co.
Evening star., 1955-05-24

STENO. -TYPTsT. exper,, pleas. ONCE,
excel. yorkinE, cond. s.6d CENTRAL
SWITCHED. OPER. TYP, Eenl. offc.
wk.; ewes. 5 hrs; daily prn.-a pm.
sat. 8 ANIL pm. CO. 5-5l16. %.
Evening star., 1955-05-24
PIX
OPERATOR

Experienced operator 2l-35 yrs. Of
age to work full time during summer
and be available for relief work
thereafter. Varied schedule. includ,-
ing week ends. Apply Personnel,
Room COS: open weekdays S;30-5
and Sat. 9-12. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-05-24
hELP-WoMEN
SALESIADY

Exper. sportswear and lingerie. 44-hr
wk., no nights. Perm. CARLTON
CASUALS. T39 18th NV. "a
experienced and re-
liable, for drugstore work: no eve
nirgs or Sundays; good pay. Gail
Iu. S-SS55. -26
sALESWCMAN, 25 to 35: experience
helpful but not necessary; pleasant
working conditions: 5-day week:
many company benefits; air-con-
ditioned store Apply SINGER SEW
ING CENTER. S670 Colesville I'd,
Silver Spring, Md, Ask for Mr..
Caldwell or Mr. Ritter, PA
full or part time
Silver Spring area, C, P. FLETCHER
Realtor. JU $4,000. ---25
SALESWOMEN--If you have had sue.
cessful selling experience in other
fields and own car. you may have
the ability to sell real estate. Re-
quest an interview. TOWN g. SUB
URBAN, 4sl1 Wis. ave. NV. EN-
O-QAnn