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Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
Ford is the leader in styling
Ford is the leader in V-8 power

Ford first in its field by % years. provide the ad-
vantage of V8 power Since that tme Ford has built over
100000 V8 engines than all other makers combined!
For 1855 Ford offers and mighty VS. as well as
most modern Sx-aI with the spEtsecond response of
Trigger Torque power!
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
Exchange Assembly

At a recent meeting of the Kent
County Student Council, an ex-
change assembly program was set
up whereby the Smyrna group
will present a program at Har-
rington High School on March II,
and the Harrington group will
come to Smyrna on April 10. The
Smyrna presentation will be a
one-act play, "The Valiant. Har-
rington at this time has not an
nounced its plans.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

into a place where youth of the
community may gather for re-
freshments and to dance. This
has been a contribution by the
post toward the elimination of
juvenile delinquency in the COM
munity.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
Spanish Club News

Tomorrow night, March IL, the
Spanish Club will hold Spanish
Fiesta for the club members and
guests. Each person is preparing
a dish similar to that served in
the Latin American Countries and
menus will be prepared entirely in
Spanish. A social hour is planned
following the meal. Mrs. Wilson
Getty is club adviser.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
FFA Basketball Tournament

A tournament was held at Mil
ford High School last week for
members of FLA in all Kent
County Schools. The Smyrna FLA
varsity lost a close decision, 35-31,
to Caesar Rodney FLA. Junior
Varsity Jared much better; in
fact, they won the tournament.
They easily defeated Harrington
37-19 and FELTON, 55-12.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

A Navy submarine, the USS
Pickerel, holds a record for the
longest underwater cruise by
steaming 5,194 nautical miles from
Hong Kong to Pearl Harbor
without surfacing.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
General Organization Elections

General ORGANIZATION Elections
The entire Scarlet Party was
elected at the polls a few days
ago in the General Organization
Elections. The President will be
Richard Price; Vice President,
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

Robert Hurd; and Secretary,
Christine Sharp. These officers
will not assume their duties until
the 1856 school year which be-
gins next September, but they will
attend the State Convention at
Conrad High School on April 26
and the Kent County Student
Council convention at FELTON, the
latter part of May.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

The Navy's carriers are mobile
bases capable of moving aircraft
into striking distance of vast
areas formerly inaccessible.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
Kent County Teachers Meeting

Kent County Teachers Meeting
On Friday, March 18, the High
School and the Elementary School
will be closed to permit all staff
members to attend the annual
meeting of the Kent County Edu-
cation Association at Dover High
School.
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10

JIM Bottle most sensational invention in the
history Of fishing-the artificial minnow that swms
No more live bait to buy. This is the lure sensation
Of the 10th century
1T SwiMs-no springs. uses no fuel; it swims as
process Of balance and gravity. Fish any desired
depti-n lake. stream gull, bay Any fish that will
strike mnnow will strike jim 30. This is no gad-
gel Looks and swims like a live minnow
This is the lure Of all Iures-beautiu silver leaf
plastic Buy one for your friends also Satisfaction
guaranteed Send loo only, for each lure Send
check or cash We pay postage Sold by mail only
j. &R TACKLE co P0 Box 74l Largo Fla
Smyrna times., 1955-03-10
ATLAS POST MEET

District Commander Pays Visit
Here Friday Evening, March
Commander Kennard Jackson
Evening star., 1955-11-10
|FIemming Defers
Aluminium Calls

Arthur s. Flemmine. defense
mobilizer. has announced the
government win not call on alu-
minum producers for new de-
Iliveries TO the national stockpile
lin the first half OF next year.
Mr.. Flemming said he also was
deferring until April 80. 1856, de-
livery of $4,000 tons Of aluminium
called for in the present quarter.
The adjustments in stockpile
Icalls were made possible, Mr..
Flemming said. by expansions of
aluminium producing capacity
now ip progress or planned.
Including the deductions an
Inounced yesterday. Mr.. Flem-
ming said. a total Of 300 million
pounds of aluminium will have
been deferred from delivery to
the government during 1855 and
| the first half of 1856. This has
been made available to private
industry. where aluminium short
age has existed for many
months.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

II takes 4 woman 70 zip her mar
garine onto your table 50 fast il
TASTES tyssbsr than even most ex-
pensiye spreads!
Ask your husband 70 smell that
just.made freshness. Then COM
pare the mild, sweet favor Of Mrs.
Filberts Margarine with the high
priced spread. Good as the expen-
sive spread is, see if you don't both
agree thar Mrs. Filbert's tastes ey-
cry bit as delicious land fyssbi
Frsshl with freshest ingredients.
Havor-sealing gold aluminium foil
Evening star., 1955-11-10

nifty a split in the ranks. which
should be maintained united and
solfdified TO avoid exposing the
country to a situation which
could be dangerous.
Gen. Ararla, the new war min
Iister. was promoted from retired
colonel to brigadier as he took
over his post. He is reported
popular with young. liberal on
GERS who do not want to make
any compromise with Peronism
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Boycotts Causing U. n.
Grove Concern on Future

UNITED NATIONS. N. X. Nov
10 tR.-Faced with boycotts b
two member nations. United Ma.
tons diplomats expressed gravs
concern today over what efiecl
the action may have on the
future Of the world body.
France and South Africa are
both stunning the Assembly ovel
issues brought up by the Arab
Asian bloc. Delegates wondered
Whether further steps on the in.
fi4mmatory issues might prompt
shae members to quit the q. N
a;pgether.
10th France and South Africa
0S'ked out In protest over whai
thu claimed was U. N. interfer-
en&e in their internal affairs
Epth accused the U. N. of ignor-
iiksrepeated warnings that they
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Io'BoyIe TO Confirm 200

A class of about 200 children
win be confirmed at Our Lady Of
ILourdes Church. Pearl street
land East West highway in
Bethesda at o'clock tonight.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
oBoyle. Archbishop Of WASH
lington, will officiate.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

would not tolerate further inter-
lvention.
South Africa's walkout. over
the special Political Committees
decision to probe into her racial
segregation policies. came amid
behind scenes moves to toss out
the stormy Algerian independ-
Ience item which spanked Frances
boycott.
The South African action
places two key U. N. committees
in q dilemma. The special Polit-
lical Committee has on its agenda
another explosive item affecting
the Union government. 1t is
slated to turn soon to the prob
lem of the treatment Of Indians
i'm South Africa. The Union Of
South Africa has offered to dis
Icuss the issue SiLn India and
Evening star., 1955-11-10
WINDSOR STROLLS IN LONDON
UlVl1ERALDED AND UNOBSERVED

LONDON 0F1e-An ex-king wearing bowler hat and
smoking pipe mingled with the shopping crowds in London
unnoticed yesterday
The 61-year-od duke. who abdicated 10 for
the love of Aerican-divorcee Wallis Simpson arrived in
England three days earlier by night ferry from Parsun
announced and unohserved.
The duke has appointment to his nieces-Queen
Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret.
He indicated his main reason visiting England
to confer with George Allen his legal adviser He is
turning to Paris Sunday
Evening star., 1955-11-10

,pakistsn. but It refuses to have
the talks under the aesis Of the
u. N.
Yesterdays walkopt alsc
brought quick adiournuient o.
the Trusteeship Committee Il
consider what to do about its de-
bate on another item South
Africa's refusal to report TO the
u. N. on the Territory Of South
west Africa.
The Union government has re-
fused to convert Southwest Az
rica, a former League Of Ma
tions mandate. into a U. N. trust
territory.
Face Serious Problems
Frances absence from the U
NJ, since the Assembly voted
September 80 to take up Algeria,
has raised serious problems.
Primarily it has inspired q
number Of delegates to question
the wisdom Of taking up dis
armament. a key topic this year
II the French are absent. The
French have played q major role
on the D. N, disarmament COM
mission and its big power sub
committee.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

And that reason is that the
sslective blending Of tho
choicest Of over 2 billion
apples each year results in
the finest iiavofed apple
sauee you can buy WHITE
HoUSEl Year after year the
delicious and fine quality Of
White House Apple Sauce
makes It the overwhelming
fayorite with people every
where and modern prcduc-
ton line methods mean that
top quality White House
Apple Sauce costs no more
than other popular brands
and actually costs less
than 70 make It at home.
50 try the finest WHITE
HOUSE APPLE SAUCE to-
rnorrowi White House 10
sold everywherel
stAccording V . recently
published impartial survey
Evening star., 1955-11-10
'Lonardi Gusts
War Minister

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina
NOV. 10 F.-Proyistonal Presi-
dent Eduardo Lonardi packs a
big stick for any Of his top as
sociates who may be soft on
Peronism. He has replaced his
War Minister, and informants
said four more cabinet members
may step out.
Two dozen soldiers armed with
tommyguns stood on balconies
overlooking the salon In tht
governments Pink House tCasa
Rosada) yesterday while Gen
Leon Bengoa saw his successor
lin the war ministry. Brig Gen
Arturo Ossorio Arana, sworn
into ONCE.
Gen. Bengoa was accompanied
by q score of army officers tc
| and from Casa Rosada. Despite
lall the military display, nothing
untoward happened.
Favored Secret Probes
Gen. Bengoa stepped down foi
two reasons: He favored secret
investigations Of army officers
connected with the ousted Peron
regime, while others called foi
public probes; and he was moi
moving fast enough to purge
pro- Peronista officers from the
army to suit ardent revolution
lary officers.
In an exchange Of notes be-
tween Gems. Lonardi and Benz
goa, the provisional president
said he must exercise the force
and decision necessary to pre-
vent others from changing" the
aims of his caretaker govern
ment which eended Juan D.
IPeron's l0-year dictatorship in
September.
Urged Tolerance
Gen. Bengoa told Gen. Lonardi
he had a profound conviction
that except in the case Of Grim
linals, who should be punished.
tolerance should prevail for ideas
and sentiments different from
ours"
Gen. Bengoa said he feared
l"a new course. however slight
the change might be, could sig
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTic

COMPANION NURSE HOUSE.
KEEPER, white. 3 yrs. exp: live In.
Ma. S-9220. ext. $50.
CURTAINS WASHED and stretched:
I; iaundry; CAN for and deliyssTed.
GIRL. coIored. desires day work;
reliable; good reference. LII.
GIRL. colored. wants 8 days work
as maid, guest house or tourist
home: adults. Refs. Ii. S-2S24.
WISH TO PLACE my cn,ldren's
nurse, experienced, competent. re-
sponsible. ~. S-4024. PA
RELIABLE COL0RED GIRL wishes
e esFt- tn a- ss;S.; good references
TWO COLORED GIRLS desire Jobs
as mothers helper, g.h.w.. live in:
refs. Me. S-5S14.
PART TINE or 8 days @ week,
exper.. colored, steady. Prefer
Jewish home. Ii. 4-1301.
NEAT, DEPENDABLE WOMAN wants
Lh.w.. plain cooking, ironing. 80
hr. wk.; exper., refs. II. 4-eo29.
EXPERIENCED C0LORED LADY.
morning, part time or day work.
Ex i;RliSaSi WOMAN wants days
work or baby sitting. Ii. 4-60fs.
COLoRED GIRL desires child care
or Light homework. NO. 7-4S5S.
COLORED GIRL wants days work;
GHW. exp, Mon, Tues. ThurS.'
Fri. Ii. 6-1926.
COL0RRD GIRL desires domestic
work; 5-day Wk. RE. 7.4e23. 26'
COLORED GIRL wants part.ttmo
work: refs. Ii. 3-4202.
COLORED WOMAN wishes days or
part-time work: reliable and good
references. 10. 2-6301. 25s
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HELP WOMEN

GInL In real estate once. genera
! j wHPIk CO. i3Sz IAN q. Nv.
LADY Adj o q good personality. hlsi
school education for desirable DO.
sition with reliable corporation
Must be loyal and faithful 10 he
work. $500 year. Box 373-A
LADlES-Take orders Tor REAL
SILK products in your own neigh
borhood and earn 50 q day between
now and Xmas. Ma. S-7356, be.
tween 1 and 4 pm.
CUSTOMERS ARE WAITING .,
place their AVON Christmas eff
exclusive territory In your area
For information on how you ear
earn $500 before Xmas. cal p1
GOOD HOME and board plus sal.
airy Tor white woman with OF
without q child. housekeepeT FOL
small family; no laundry: Sat. anc
Sun. on. Box BORA, Star. IA
PART-TIME evening work; white 25-
80: sales expertence and car help.
full Call NO. 1856 for sppt. IA
ADVERTISING FIRM wants house
wives with clear handwriting; make
sHfRLEYs l MfrcR giae t isf s.l Mrant
st.. Belmont, Mass. --26
PART TME-Earn S35-S55 during
early eve. hrs. with WESTMoRE-
LAND Car white. UN. 4-7097.
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HElP-WokaEN

SECRETARY. to NBc executive; pub
Lie relations, shorthand REQUIRED.
See Ne: Ferguson. NATIONAL
Sheraton Park hotel. -26
sECYs., gTENOs., BKKPRs., typ
lists. PIX oprs.. ofc. mach. oprs
ATLAS AGCY., 1870 N. Y. ave. NV
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fol
medical department Of National
Foundation. Must be accurate
typist. 6-day week, pleasant work.
ing conditions. Call ST. $4,000
after $40 am. weekdays. --2b
SECRRTARIEs.s TENOGRAPH z \ o.
TYPISTS- Top-notch people want.
ed for part or full-time work: good
salary: prefer IBM typewriter ex-
perience. Phone ME. S-637U. week
days. --26
SECRETARY, national Jewish hu.
man relations organization: 5-day
week. pleasant working conditions
Elk. 3-62Se. Ext. is. pa
SECRETARIES, to $4,000 up. typ.
lists. TO $50 up: bookkeepers, t.
$50: reeep. -typist, cashiers. DR.
assts., once clerks; age 1880: 81
are WELCOME: need 200 appii-
cants DAILY. Visit BOYD'S lest
42 yrs,l. cor. 18th and O SITS. (NA.
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sITUATIoNs-MEN icen,J

BOOKKEEPER. cashier. clerk. Exp.
MA HS;I ECY ma; sood epPssra99ss:.-
YOUNG NAN, married. white, "a,
adm. pos. tezper.l: B. a desr. 5
lang. Pres. empi. RIA. 6-1e6l. 24'
YOUNG NAN, 20. college graduate,
married. child; good credit and
sales background: knows Wash. area
well, desires permanent job with
. definite future. Boz ak, Star.
25s
NAN, 81, desires part-time book.
keeping Job approx. 20 hrs. VIZ.
Holds BCS .degree from Strayer
College. Wash, D. c. Ii. 4-9602.
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sITUATioNs-WoMEN

NURSE desires work; long expert
enced hospital training. Ii. g.
1926.
SEAMSTREsS-Exp.. desires to do
alterations In her home, for
cleaners or tailoring establishment
10. 2-7205. PA
REASONABLE, efhcient woman. 35,
desires work IS receptiontst or
hostess. Va. d. c. u. 2-0320.
PART-TIME WORK, sorenoons or
3-day week; experienced; secre-
tarial. clerical tipping. buyins. etc:
Employed full time; prefer half
time employment. viii accept any
reasonable offer. Available Deeem.
Der L. Box 417-X. Star.
TYPING wanted ct home: ewes and
week ends; eiec; typewriter. Vic.
Walter Reed. To. 2-O910. PA
WOMAN, coiored. desires nursins By
day or night; age 20; nursing
adults; excel. refs. RA. 6-2054.
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HELP MoNAEN


INsP P Gro. Of siothins r classify ...t
ins e move "a about s readily Hi
Handicapped preferred: past expert,
ence clothing sales. alterations, fac
tory inspections helpful; Appll
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, 1915
New HAMPSHIRE ave. NV. (21st anc
NJ. 0-12 an. Mon. thru Fri o.
By appointment. 80
LAUNbRESS, hand pressing. helper
alteration shop, part time, soc hr
Apply after IL an. NEEDLE.
CRAFT. 726 11th ct. NV.
MAssEuSE. exper, fun or par
time; 8 days. l42e p st. NV. 2ns
floor. -26
MAID, colored, for beauty shop b
Apply EMiLE. 1921 Conn. ave. d
1920 Wilson blvd, Clarendon, Va
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HELP-WokAEN

sALEsLADIEs, sxpsE; tcr ladies. sPe.
VIZ: salary open. Wa. 7-14as;
position. excel. salary: ideal work
Ing conditions; selling exper, nee;
JEWELLERS, tanRley Park shopping
center. s9I2 n; Hsppshi AEssoos ave.
Saws ~ -25
sALEsLADY. for better women'i
apparel shop. Pun or part time;
cond. Accent on personality and
experience. CLAIRE DRATcH. Oh.
sALEsLADY. full or part time. per-
manent position. IN downtown wom-
ems ready -to-wenr shop. Good sal
airy and commission: group hos
pitanzation. and all store Dement'S.
Apply In person. URDoN0 BROS.
1906 p Ct. NV. -28
sALEsLADY. experienced, for sports
yea xssf ri Ffrr sssfs'q shzof Bio ed as
Of. nv. "a
sALEsLADY. jsgslry store. perm.
RooT yEWELERs. 17$4 wilson
blvd. ATl.. Va. IA. 2-zSsl. --2b
sALgsLADY. experienced in ladies
condition.; liberal merchandise
discounts; steady work. This 10 not
8 paFt-time Job. Starting selary.
s - Rss T Tslso ARE Ssff S
ne. 40
sALHSLADIEg-Small once Of na-
tional organization needs 2 full
LILLE . saaet ,ntsissss =. nea sn bo,s,s
Of work per day; earnings IN excess
Of 500 week. Call RE. 7-4203,
o To 10 m. or 8 10 z nm "a
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hELR-WoMEN
mERK.TYPTST

Whits. high school graduate. under
40.hoar, 9-day week; salary open
Cali co. B-45O0 between D am.
schwARz g SON. NC. 200
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MODELS

Part time: experience not required.
Send snapshot or apply, 8 an. 70
$3.50 pm, PHOTO EDITORIALS.
939 D st. NV, Monday and 1hurs-
NURSE, graduate. capable d SUI
ps1visains; resS1s6f h ssrso Can Ger
NURSE, white, age rs 10 90. FOX
private hospital; live IN or out.
References. CO. 6-z764. rs
NURSES, for operating room; SEAS
mo. plus meals: o-dAy week, 2
P PI aoassa s6sURsAN aosPIJiI'
NURSE, registered. eolored. for oral
surgeon ONCE. Only R.N. need ap-
ply. Excellent salary and hours.
Box 71-V star. 20
OFFICE ASSISTANT: part time pre-
ferred: to handle records for chain
Of gas stations. WO. o-733l.
OFFICE CLERICAL. under 80. re-
CURED for permenent pisitton. g.
day wk.. pleasant working condt-
tons, must be neat and accurate
with figures. Some general once
experience required. Apply In per-
son ct AS 10th 81. s.E. --z6
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HELP-DOAAEsTlc

CHILD CARE. e.kw., no heavy
i've IN 8 days. sun. Cd; sSs: recent
coMPANioS. white. 1880: room,
board. small salary, In return for
cooking and Ink. WI. 6-5fis.
G.H.w.. laundress, Monday, Thurs
help employed. OIL. 6-47S9.
G.H:W, live in. experienced with
children. plain cooking: half day
We'd. and sHas every other sun: $50,
G III, teSns; like children; live h:
h hilg S s@aRPs.Ssed; no cooking. Dun
G.H.w., ass 80 to 40; local refs:
stay 2 nlghts; OF Mon, every
other Sun: $50. FE. 3-lSs3,
and sun. OF. Q School-age chill
S StR ry No over sso q AM ssa sS
CIV. live in or out. all sections,
PERSONNEL. 1855 Eye st. NV;
CHM. ALL to s, 5-day VIZ;
Va. girl preferred; nice home,
sehool-age children. IA. 10000.
CHM Nv 4 I'VE I'M ,eh sI sasld Cie;
refs; $50. En-, s-ss70, ga
G.H.W.- COOK, 25 70 SIS. 70 live IN:
Thurs. every other sun; emily ex-
Per;, need apply; local refs. OIL.
HSS 1usssi white, live S' in,
eoupiei; nearby Virginia. ABBY
1919 Conn. ave. or phone JE, q
MAID Hii G INV. i've IN; pvt. bath.
Tv; over So yrs. old; must be good
cook; also. good to children; must
h good , refe so Ss ): $35 week
S e lf'f 81 s alssr 20 days. $40 Sssk
COUPLE, live In. general housework
and cooking IN modern home; 8
school-age children. Day OF each
week and every other Sunday. Ref
and ii am, EN-. 2-0O07. "a
WOMAN. unencumbered. middle
AGED. white, to care for invalid
WITT HGmis' A NE R N or s- sstufRsorEaN
WOMAN wanted for Ink. and to
care for 3-yr. -old: 5-day wk.;
perm. pos; exper. and refs. es-
sential. Can EN-. 3-36Ss after z
MIDDLE-A0ED WHITE WOMAN
who would like pleasant home TO
1--we IN; $50 month; look after
small s1 apt, take care Of lady. Box
D IEi Tues. and sat-: must
be fast but completely thorough;
75c hr. Nr. Annandale. Nearby res
ident pref. FL. 4-6S50.
COLORRD WOMAN, live in. expert
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CLERK-TYPIST
NE. SECTION

Perm. position for ambitious, IN
telligent Riri with wholesale supply
house, o6 S-day, 4o o6,. week; Cali
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UERK-TYPIST

Under IS. for adyeTtisins research
a. ssoa e s enog 1Gs iSs SS
figures and detail. Good working
KNOWLEDGE Of arithmetic essential.
Some notwithstanding expert
ence desirable Some tipping also re-
CURED. Pleasant working conditions
and many company benefits. Call
DI. 7-2900. Ext. 2S3. between Q
Am. end 5 Pm.
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MISUNDERSTANDING man with steam
generating and construction back
empIoSmsn fns a. assistSnt To- u .psrs .
ment engtneer. Call MR.. WILSON,
NO. 7-7e57. after $3.50 pm. --26
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COLLEGE GRADUATE
II you are 21-2s years and inter-
ested In. Q responsible position re-
curing initiative and judgment In
handling people and problems. call
MISS MCGOWAN. Ma. s-1412. g:30
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SECRETARY
SINGER

SINGER
White; cap'n Guys Mite Club, 1919
New York eve. NV. ST. 3-04s7 foi
audition after Q pm. Bee TONY
eTENOGRAPHER, law once, near
6tstler Hotel: b-day week: excel
lent Wcrking conditions; law once
experience not essential: selary
open: under So preferred. TX g.
1776. Is
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HElP-WoMEN

|GTEN0GRAPHER tWhite), yoans,
opportunities for advancement.
pleasant working conditions. air.
eond. Oh. Apply 21i1 = ct. NV.
sTRNOGRAPHERs. experienced, be-
tween tobs7 Have 2 or more days
weekly Large Secretarial service
can use you. 81. 3-l972. rs
NOGRAPHERS
Immediate openings for experienced
stenographers. under IS years Of
age, for Q scientific research Or
ganisetion. Must be intelligent and
FSeeiIent xorfins sr Condition. n ~
interview. call Elk. $500. Ext.
220. -26
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AGENTS
sITUATIoNS--MEN

$50 A WEEK In your spare time,
selling f m. Line tC,s Of Xmas ssrds'
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NEED

Young women; see our I'd under
classification Is.
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AIRLINES NEED

Young men and women. The air
lines are calling on US for more
personnel than We can supply; air
line expansions are creating many
new jobs; also vacancies due to
marriage. ETC.. must be filed. Pub
Communications, passenger agents
and hostess fields; high school
graduates. age II to IS: learn II
you can qualify; interview by ap-
pointment only. Phone Mrs. r. D.
Carter or Mrs. c. v. Davis. Ma.
( S-4420. WEAVER AIRLINE PER-
SONNET TRAINING. 20a0 Grand
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MELP WoMEN
b. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
CLERK
LIBRARY

YOUNG WOMAN. 1926 years o.
age. who Is an accurate and neal
typist 10 type index cards anc
do ding IN our news library; 8.
day, 40-hour week. Peasant sur.
roundings. Apply PERSONNEL
Room 900. Open weekdays. $50.
and Sat. 4-12. No ohons calls
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ROOKKEEPER

FOR huuor store. age 35-45: general
once work: good salary: unlimited
opportunity; bonus: vacation, Char
Acter references. RIA. 6-6603. ---29
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sALEsLADIES, exper. for ladies. spe-
cialty shop in Hyettsvtlle;, Sssdas
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MOTOR TRAVEL

NEED RIDE or wyoming via Chi
cago on Oct. "a or 25: LIST refs.
furn. Call aft,r 8 PM, RE. 1860.