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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
SIGMA Gamma Rho Holds
Greek vespers AT W. P. B.

The sorors of the newly char
tered chapter of Gamma Gamma
Sigma chapter of Sigma Gamma
Rho sorority have been staging
some very elaborate affairs this
spring.
Having relighted the "torch of
Sigma" at the Southeastern Re-
gional meeting at Tampa, March
IL thru Is, a public program en-
titled Greek Vespers" was pre-
sented at the new West Riviera
Elementary School April II, in
celebration of the new charter.
Many favorable comments are
still being received congratulate
ing the group on bringing to the
Palm Beaches such a worthwhile
program. Soror Tary l.. Divers,
our guest speaker, delivered a
superb and challenging address.
On the night prior to the pro-
gram "Chit Chat" was given at
Peaks Patio in which several
very lovely and talented young
ladies of the city were present.
They were acquainted with
Greekdom in general. A lovely
repast was enjoyed by all. Soror
Amy Holiday was surprised in
that many showers of happy
birthday greetings were express
ed to her in the surprise party
that honored her after the Chit
Chat.
The following officers were
duly installed: Sorors Nealia B.
Cunningham, basileuS; Sarah c.
Kibble, anti-basileus; Amy Holli-
day, tamiocheus; Daisy B. Will
liams, grammateus. Other MEM
bers are Sorors Sarah E. Role,
jamie S. Koon, Cleo Manzell, Ruth
E. jenkins and Mabel B. Isaac.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11

istering to needs of the lost and
injured. Unless the program is put
into full operation, the nation in
war would lose some of its abil-
ity to recover - TO pick itself up
and strike back"
Peterson reminded also of the
peacetime value OF the tags. ''The
information given ON the identi-
fication tags, he declared, will
assist in restoring lost or injur-
ed persons to their families. In
this connection, the tags have an
especial value for minors or aged
persons at all times" The FDA
Administrator unged local Off
Gals throughout the nation TO
support plans ''to provide as
quickly as possible standard iden-
LITIGATION tags to all citizens with
in. their jurisdictions"
speedy accomplishment of the
job as a part of the overall Civil
Defense program" he added, sis
urgently needed to provide big
ger reservoir of strength should
the nation be attacked"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
Personal Mention

Sgt. and Mrs Willie Davis and
their son, David motored to
Greensboro, N. c. on last week
to witness the graduation of their
daughter, Josephine Marie, from
the Agricultural and Technical
College. Miss Davis received her
B. S degree on May 80 Her rela-
tives and friends wish for her all
the luck and success in all of her
endeavorS.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11

John Macarthur, Jr.,- a 1854
graduate of Booker T. Washing
ton High School, returned home
from Knoxville College, where he
is studying pre-medicine. He re-
ports having a very successful
term. John is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Macarthur, Sr., and the
grandson of Mrs. Lizzie Mencey
Leroy, a faithful worker of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Charles of
1854 NV oath ave., announce the
coming marriage of their daugh-
ter, Willie Zerral Ferguson to
Willie E. Williams, Friday, June
II at Holy Redeemer Roman
Catholic Church with Father
Joseph DeVaney presiding. Miss
Ferguson is graduate of Booker
T. Washington High School and is
now employed as secretary at
Christian Hospital.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
NOTICE

The Juanitas. Jackson Kinder
garten win remain open during
the summer months. For informa-
ton call 84-6768 or call at 1923
NV 63rd street JN25
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
News From Perrine
BY LEE JORDAN

On the sick list are Mrs. Mae
Nurvie and Mrs. Rosa Lee Tate,
a member of Pallbearers' Circle
No. and who is seriously sick
at the Dade County Hospital.
Below is listed our many
churches and hour of worship
There are inspiring messages be-
ing delivered from the pulpits
Attend the church of your choice
regularly.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11

Gladys Thurston, Elizabeth Will
liams.
The next meeting will be June
IL at 1743 NV 5th ave.
Earmatine Holton, president
Sylvia Hillsman, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
Royal Twenty Club
Entertained

The Royal Twenty Civic and
Social Clup was entertained re-
Gently with Mrs. Earnatine Hol-
ton as hostess. Mrs. Myrtle Nc
Leod Davis was guest speaker.
Club members present were
Edna McDaniels, Roberta Jessie,
Beatrice Harrison, Vassie Denard,
Marie Allen, Rosa Lee Bryant,
Carlee Daniels, Adabelle Dunn,
Ruby Denard, Carrie Bryant,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11

Hilton Hanna of Madison, Wis.
arrived by plane on Saturday
morning to attend the funeral of
his uncle, the late Rev. J. A.
Roker. He left on Monday night
for Washington, ID. c.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
Five New Homes

We were happy to have
found five homes last
Saturday and Sunday for
you good people. We
hope to do better than
that this weekend be-
cause we have many
Nchoice selections again.
We will extend all cour-
tesy and patience in
helping you find just
what you want and can
afford to buy. Thanks to
those who have kept us
so busy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
HURST CHAPEL A.M.E.
Williams, pastor

Funeral services for the mother
of Sister Luverne Robinson was
held on Saturday afternoon at
Hurst Chapel.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11

Mrs. Beulah Summers of 1916
NV 63th street, leaves on SatIr-
day for a three-months' vacation
in Washington, d. c. where she
will visit her niece.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
SWEET HOME BAPTIST
MT. SINAI BAPTIST
SPIRITUAL BAPTIST
Rev. w. c. Edcar, pastor
Rev. E. King, pastor

Elder L. (. Gray, pastor
Sister Ida Ferguson, clerk
Sunday School ................ $50 am.
Morning worship $500. 1880 am
Evening worship ........... 7:30 pm
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
Edison Center

One block to new voca-
ton school. Corner home
with extra lot. Low down
payment ($17.50 a week
pays all). Furnished
custom built home, hard
wood floors, separate
dining room, tile bath.
Ideal for teachers. No
qualifying.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
Davey Crockett

Had to go hunting" but
you don't. To find a good
home for $500 down and
Sos a month, just call
MIR. Herb cause he has
got a good one. Extra
beautiful grounds, large
screened front porch to
sit and relax. Close to
bus and store.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11

If you are willing
We will show you a
brand new 3-bedroom,
CHS, all latest features
for just $3.50 down and
SIS a month and priced
at SO, 45O. No qualifying.
Terazzo floors, gas wall
heater, larpe utility
room, choice of colors.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
kERR's MEMORIAL M. {
CHURCH OF GOD

Bishop Watson, pastor
Bro. II. Moss, clerk
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HfLR MEA

TEACHERS, white, for the fan. pub
JIG and private schools; English.
history, social studies. Latin,
French. science. msth. vocational
electronics. commercial elementary
positions. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, i341 @ NV. RE. 7-393S.
TELEPHONE Statesmen "a; experi-
enced for strong sponsored benefit;
UPC tickets and advertising; good
calls and taps. Ready now. MR.
COLE Baltimore. We. 7-4000 or
RI. 7-02b5. -5
TELEPHONE SALESMAN, to solicit
5 nights weekly from 9 pm. to 2
pm; leads furnished; salary. So
per night. SALES EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY. Must be reliable. and
have q good telephone voice. Phone
Mr.. Deiisi or Mr.. Monroe, IA.
9-S500. 10 am. to pm. "a
TELEvIsION-RADf0 TECHNICIAN---
All-round man. cord trouble shoot
er, exper. with test instru. applica-
ton. 4-yr. TV servicing:. refs re-
ouired. .Ju. 9-S5ofl "a
Evening star., 1955-06-05
hELpMEN

YOUNG MAN for light delivery and
stock work In large Ari. retail
store. Good starting wage and
opportunity for advancement. Can
TE. $4,000 for appointment. -
YOUNG MEN, age 22-35. to handle
rugs for progressive dry cleaning
establishment in Arlington. Excel.
salary and terrific opportunity.
State ase, exper., marital status,
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Potomac Empl. Agcy.
2334 wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. $4,000
oil King ST., Alex. KI. 9-5055.
CLERK, sos
See ABBEY First

ACCOUNTANTS
Accounting clerks. GOOD at figures
Is to 30; salary open.
Clerk typiSt. ] s to 80; high school
graduate: $4,000 up.
Eooskeepers. full charge. "a to As
$50.
Secretary under 80; S3,160.
Secretary under 40: 3.640.
Secretary to Judge, % to 40; S3.41n
Secretaries. several. 1S to 35; TO $50
Bookkeeping machine operators. S65
up.
Receptionists clerk typists. -22 to So
excellent appearance: $4,000.
Billing clerks to 40. S55.
Inventory clerk. 81 to 80: bookkeep-
ing BACKGROUND; $3.50.
Bookkeeper. Shaw Walker system
under 35: S55.
Salesladies. experienced ladies ap-
parel; salary open.
Service desk wrappers, white. rs to
40; $3.50.
Empire Employment
11OI Warner Bldg. ME. s-6002
Evening star., 1955-06-05

AwsiNS y .x6.t oPEkATpsS sE4EpsiS sESbR 81 must
AwNfRa snSes' sHop, sds Hds oL s.eis1. shApE 1e q
BANK TRAINEEs, good with fis-
openings. See Miss Black at
BoYps. cor. 18th and O SITS.
BEUTIClAN, perm. position, to take
oyer operators following; salary
Fri. and Sat; RA. 3-s471. Sun.
BEAUTICIANS, for booth renting. or
as operators reasonable: in refined
stmosphere in northwest section.
BEaufiefAs, IA f1efAs colored. to work e in
hgent; guar. top salary. RA. $4,000.
BEAUTICIANs, men or women and
receptionist. VIRGINIA WALLACE
FOR BEAUTY, JU. 5-5733.. IS
BEAUTICIANS. experienced. 6-day
soaYs Tfs5 sfary ysEadr9 sad s9emaiis,Pn saoP ar Ar
conditioned, slb 18th ct. NV.
Transportation Bldg., ME. S-44b3.
BEAUTIcIANs and man hair stSSl,st.
Busy NY, modern salon; guar. TOP
BiEAnFficfAN. 4eSasli espsfi.Seed, Sses top SAL
ARTHUR'S SUTTLAND HAIR
pREsSERs, 1895 suitiand I'd. Sc.
BEAUTICiANs, part or full time.
LORRAINE HAIR sTYLIsT, BIO
Queens Chapel I'd. UN. 4-6060. p
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time; SAL
ary open. SHIRLEY'S, 1909 Eye st.
NV. ST. 3-6772
BEAUTICIANS, experts tsat. on with
following; openinR for beginners;
BRUCE Wash. Circle Apts., 2430
Pa, or 2431 X St. NV. ST. 3-5l1s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. expe-
rienced: top salary; 5-day week
Apply in person, LEONARD HAIR
sTYLIST 231s Wisconsin ave. NV.
oPERAToR-An around.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full or part
time; exper.; 5-day wk4; guarantee
plus 50T comm; good working
cond.: air-cond. shop; growing
community. RENE HAIR 9TYLIsT,
w. Hyattsvtlie. HA. 2-9670.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all round;
hours, a:30 to $50: can earn 500
per week, salary and commission.
10. 2-6633: evenings. 10. 7-3690.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, sss 70 siooI
per week susrantee. plus commits
sion. 5-dsy week: no nnauicprinG;
gs.,ay, =. yoTk; IogtSa s5Ia ! q, ,SE.A.TIys I.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
statesmen

II you have had exper. IN speciality
selling such as cookware, encyclo-
poed.as. cemetery lots. etc. ! am
deal in the sales field today. This
deal has no competition. It's new,
it's q necessary and the potential
earnings are enormous. Call ia.
9-56O7 for appt.. after 10 a:m.
Monday --6
Evening star., 1955-06-05
statesmen

Old established floor main
tenance mfgr. wants high
caliber statesmen, 25-3S, with
sales BACKGROUND to work
protected territory, Mary
land-Delaware area. Oppor-
tunitv for promotion exc.
Salary. comm, bonus, car &
expenses. Prefer men live In
Washington or Baltimore
area. Write detailed resume
to Box 27-L. Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
YOUNG MEN
EARN SIS A DAY

GLA1b4N 1@O "A In
This Is a steady ioh. No experience
necessary. Apply 1o22 18th ST
NV. 2nd floor. 8 to IL am. only.
WANT A POSITION? Go to PER
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q st. NV.
Friendly service.
STUDENTS over 10, from Arl., Alex.
or Falls Ch.. can earn 81 up per
Wilson blyd.. 8 to 4 pm, Monday
PERSoNABLE AND INTELLIGENT
young men for dancing instructors.
experience. not necessary but must
have IN natIraI aeo dancinE ability
pes. psIs5 Appis MSs after srainins GSr ~ per eT
son only DALE DANCE sTupIo.
WORLD BOON ENCY. needs man in
each school district for work OF
national Importance: full or part
time co. 5.2514.
Field family,owned enterprise. Work
locally If selected. Must have high
school education. For interview
amt. call UN. d-560S.
OLD ESTABLISHED FOODS COM
PANY with extensive adyertising
and marketing program, diStribut-
ing q quality packaged food prod
uct through. jobbers. chains. etc,
requires experienced merchandise
ing man to head exclusive Nd. and
D.. G. division The man selected
must be q substantial businessman
and have q good working knowl-
edge Of advertising and nnerchan-
dising. He will receive Q substan-
tial salary and an opportunity for
an interest in the business. Box
CAPABLE. steady working man for
shipping department.: hours, 12
midnight to $3.50 am: must have
drivers permit: do not apply unless
qualified with good recommenda-
tions. Box 103-E. Star.
SALARIED POSITIONS (men) S5,-
900 to S35, 100. II you want posi-
ton in any area other than Wash
ington. D. C., Off letter campaign
service will be of interest to you.
Our. excellent reputation among
employees has been developed over
period Of 4S years procedure Of
high standards, Identity covered.
Ask for particulars. r: w. BIxBY,
INC, 667 Brisbane BLDG. Buffalo 3,
STUDENT WANTED for house and
yard duties in exchange for board,
room and laundry. NO. 1909:
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in o. S.. So;
paid. Write only. Employment Info
Center, Room s4S, 4 Green St.
BOSTON "a
Evening star., 1955-06-05
statesmen

One of the Oldest and larg-
est landscape nursery prod
ucts companies operating ma
tionally win employ men in
this area to call on eur es-
tablished customers and open
new accounts. NO EXPERI-
ENCE NECESSARY as we
have the finest training pro-
gram in the industry. In
come Is substantial and I'M
mediate: national average for
all men Is in excess OF $4,000.
Above average men earn con-
siderablv more and have op-
portunity for management
positions. The work IS pleas
ant, dignified. semiprofes-
sional selling and offers q
lifetime career Our CUSTOM
ers repeat year after year
and there are no seasons as
We contract g months to .
year ahead. This is strictly
sales work and we are not
interested in landscape gar
deners or iaborers. Applicants
should be married. over "a.
have a car and. some expert
ence in doinc business with
the public. For personal in
terview telephone MR.. JAMES
ANTON, District manager. At
the Woodner, HU. 3-6373.
from q am to z pm. Mon
day or Tuesday.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

BUYER-Women's sports-wear, Must
be exper.; good starting salary; ex-
cellent opportunity for advance
TeNss Tae,s; A5ggly A5g IN Mrs; 5, Daniels. NOR
CAPITOL HILL SECY.
Over S4. 900 start, several for juniors
Stenog,. meet interesting people.
Law stenog. start 1925,
Patent law secretary. $3.50.
FREE reg. smaller charse-b0 open
Miss Young. ST, s-sse4
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 q st. NV. CEst. % yrs.)
CASHIER {NCR 2.000J. experienced,
or trainee for hospital position
ages 10 to. So; hours, 1890 to q
pm. Monday Thursday; alternate
Friday and SATURDAY.. 6.3O am. to
2 pm, and alternate holidays:
pleasant surroundings: vacation and
sick leave with nay; tuitiou-fref
class Call for appointment, ST
TON UNIVERSITY.
CASHIER with. general office and
clerical experience; lob requires
relief work as restaurant cashier
and work ss assistant on variety Of
auditing t0bs and tipping, Do not
phone. Apply HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIvES RESTAURANT, U. s.
Capitol. "a
bright young woman for
exclusive specially shop; good typist,
good handwriting, accurate with fig
ures; air-cond. ofice. pleasant sur
ronndings. Refs. required. Apply
Mon. morning. 1000 to 1900.
KAPLOWrTz. on 18th between Z
CASHIER-CHECKER modern tnde-
pendent super market Excel. sal
ary and hours; paid vac, group
hosp. Must be exper. Apply DO
MINION FOOD STORE, Lee hwy.
corner Glebe rd,. Arlington, Va. or
call ia. 7-2933 -
CASHIER, CLERK-TYPIST
White, high school graduate: group
life insurance and hospitaliza tior
benefits; congenial surroundings,
conditioned Offices. vacation
with pay. D. C. and area residents
preferred Permanent position.
Southland Life ms. Co.
RIM. 211 Investment Bldg.
18th and X SITS NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Auih otAtC.
SALEsMEN-If you can sell and
have the desire and ability TO con-
opportunity to ioin a large Chew
rolet dealer organization, Outstand-
ing compensation plan. demonstra-
tor furnished and other employeI
benefits. Telephone Mr.. Davis for
appointment. Ho. 2-75oo. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET SALES. INC.
l4th and Florida ave. NV. --12
SALESMEN-Let us show you how
Investment. Selling clothing for
men, women and children. furni-
turc and appliances Apply Mr.
STERLING H. ABRAMSON Co.
1922 eth st NV. 10
Statesmen. exper. mems clothing
and furnishings Excl salary, see
MR.. sHER. LONGS, 731 7th st. NV.
statesmen a., young men with
some automotive experience. will
also consider part-time. Call Mr..
ESCROW, Wo. $4,000. %
statesmen. for new and used GMc,
fast-selling trucks. An adequate
compensation plan: Insurance bene-
flts: .exper. prefer. but not necessary.
Apply In person: GENERAL TRUCK
SALES. INC. 80 M st. ne. IS
sALESMEN--Are you q hard work.
er? A good closer2 In other words.
can you sell 1855 Fords? Excellent
Demonstration furnished. Auto sales
experience helpful but not essen
tial. Contact Mr.: shaw. MONROE
FORD CO.. 1887 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring, JU. 5-7S0O. -6
Statesmen. experienced calling on
retail. for As weeks sales cam
paign; car necessary; adequate
daily salary and car sllowanee.
HApDlss g. MHSfsy SMPfoYMfNT Sshs + SCI sERv1cE. IN;
1924 r st. NV. 5th floor.
sALESMEN-If you are making only
fair living from your present
line, why not step into the higher
income brackets with Americas
No. l automobile. Selling exper. not
nee: automotiye Is required Come
many afternoon, See Mr.. Lane at
GoEE, gbEEY-pATE AVE MoTos aW2sHfSdrdNs fo:; ing
OLDEST CHEVROLET DEALER"
statesmen to sell slip covers. dra-
bonafide leads; must have car; per-
msnent work, high commission. ST.
3-4420.
Statesmen t8) for outside work;
local or travel; average earnings.
S75 wk to start. Transp: furn.
Apply Room $40, TIA 9th st. NV.
statesmen, engineers, local and
out of town: $4,000 to $4,000 up.
Mr.. Ford ct BoYDs. 700 18th.
cor. @ tNA. s-234m.
eALESMEN, full and part time
Excellent working conditions. See
Mr.. Silverman, SURPLUS SALES.
035 Pennsylyania ave. NV. %
Evening star., 1955-06-05
AID
CLERKS

Accurate typists who possess a pleas
ant telephone manner and enjoy
dealing with the general public;
age 20-35.
FuIl-time schedule. e-6, Mon Fri.
Apply Personnel, Room COS. Open
TwsekdSays, s;So-5' and Sat. e-l2'
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
ADMINIsTRATIyE SECRETARY,
81 900: must be good stenoE, ex-
per. Miss Grant at BOYD'S, 700
18th. cor. G INA. s-234Ql. %
ADVERTISING .SALESWOMAN, youne
and ssgressiye, 81! siss. experience - not
lington resident. for Northern Va g
largest and leading weekly. Call
XXI. 9-S722 for appointment.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, file
clerk; $50 to start for b-day week.
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDREssERs.
Assistant ISIS AZ st. 'BookKErrER. 90 ws under
available Immediately; references;
$3.50 mo. Call Mr.. Casio, MA.
ASSISTANT BooKKEEpER, bM-day
week; good salary. paid vacation
ii'k saTf FLAgpa ePpS IN REFsTASRzsF REST SfRsEssP
ASST. BKKpRs. nc for iGdi bidr. once. Joe.
METRoPoIITAN HOMES. INC. --G e;
ASST. BUYER-Infants wear. Must
be exner.; good starting salary;
excel. opportunity for Advancement.
Apply Mrs. Daniels, MORTON'S,
ASST. BoOKKEEPER, to train as
cashier for exclusive specially shop.
Unusual opportunity. Air-cond. Of
flee, pleasant surroundings. Apply
Mon. morning, $50 to l1:30.
KAPLOWTTz, on 18th between e
and F NV.
ASSISTANT BKKPR. -------S3, 900
Registered nurse ---------$3 800
Lab. ana x.Rsy Techs. 80 Open
Medical Placement Agency
.aS4 1sth st. NV,
ASSISTANT CASHIERS,
CLERKS AND TYPISTS
Permanent and temporary
summer jobs now available.
Good working conditions in
air conditioned offices.
Avoid downtown heat and
traffic. You are invited to
work in the community in
which you live. Apply in
person,
American Finance Co.
Mr.. Guiffrida, 5422 Wiscon-
sin Ave, Chevy Chase, Md;
Mr.. Morris, 47o2 Marlboro
Pike, Coral Hills, Md; Mr..
Hoffacker, 1908 r. I. Ave,
Mt. Rainier, Md; Mr.. Deck
er, 2021 N. Moore st., Ross
lyn, Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HELP-MEN

SALESMAN for custom kitchens. out
side, inside sales. draw against
commission, car necessary. excel.
company benefits for the ] who
sEzks ssSs sSSsoEBSg9eK S9 Az AEp 6 ss9aNrANY
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HrLp-woMrN
ACCOUNTING elk. Sc!

ACOOON1 11NG CLh. 900
Age IS to 80. 35-hour week.
Payfoii Superintendent. All. $500
Bkkpr., fun eharge. downtown. s65
BEkps. oprs.. ali machines s6O-sS5
SEcYs. AND STENos.
Executive Seey. research NV: $50
secys-stenos. t9) Falls Church. sii.
sng,, Nv. ne; s65 g $50 $50
Secy., no shorthand. advertising. $40
OTHER OFFICE PosITTioNs =
Research analyst. $4,000 to $500
Research asst. tM.A, real S3.S25
Lab. Tech. some chemistry 81. 500
lclsrk typtsts tsl $50 70 Se5
Mortagae loan asst. type, S240-ss50
ReeeptlOnisi fespfRa PIX - $50 to sss sss
Statistical Clks. go to sS60
PIX. no tipping t2> to So. 800
Front once cashier, 22-4o $50
tTeIleTs t21 B and L to S6O
| Comptometer oper., Alex. $50
elk. use calculator. Alex. $50
Recent;ontst-type.. ne. S45
ms. Hostess. 3:3o-12 n.m.. Arl.. S22O
once elk, PIT. (dayj sl.25 hr.
Atlas Agcy.. RE. 7-5767
1870 New York Ave. NV. RIM. 50s
Accounting elk. 8. Arl. $50
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
secy., no shthd.. coll. deg. to 5000
Secy., no shtlld., Cath. org. - $3.50
| Bkkpr. Falls Ch. $50
Bkkpr., Lee hwy. ---------- $40
Bkkpr., King St -------- $40
Payroll elk, Lee hwy. ------- SGT!
Gen. ofc. typ, mature S27t
Temp. typ. 2-3 wks. ----- Sl.75 hr
elk typ, GEORGETOWN - S24f
elk -typist, Wash. st. 10000 S24t
lClk.-typ., rental ofc. ------ S24(
Clk.-typ.. Parkington S5s
lClk.-typ.. med. field, Falls Ch., S20f
Typist, knowl. Of bkkpg. Sc.
Dental asst. downtown Alex. SIS.
Dental asst. exp. 4--- S21s
Secy., mannf. represent. ----- $500
RECEIPT. -seey.. trade assoc. - SCI
Secy.. yng.. Lee hwy. - S27i
Secy.. to military exec - sect
Temp. secy., summer. coll. - S21F
Secy.. one-girl ofe., Wilson 49, S2ff
RECEIPT. t.-secy., cthse. area S2tiC
RECEIPT. .-secy., Duke st. $40 ur
Secy., Wash. ST. 1915
Secy.. . afternoons S3G
elk. .-steno., legal. Wash. st. S264
!PBx-tyDiSt, Rosslyn q, - $50
PIX. airport. temp. 3 mos. S21a
Camp positions Open
swimng. pool attendant, meal. $50
Secy., pit, 10-4, M.-F., $40
RECEIPT. -secy., dentist - $50
Secy, PIT. 1875 pm. - S1.50 hr
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