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Ban Irks Jobs Daughters,
Falsely Called School Club

TOWSON, Md, July 25 (P.-
officials Of Jobs Daughters,
girls branch of the Masonic Or
der, hit the ceiling yesterday be-
cause the Baltimore County
school system had banned their
organization as a secret school
society.
The school board grouped
Jobs Daughters with such out
fits as the Piston Pushers, Lower
Basin Street and Insect Collec-
tors.
Mrs. Minnie A. Hatfield. grand
guardian of the Baltimore order
of Jobs Daughters. said the group
is no more of a school organiza-
ton than the Girl Scouts or the
Methodist Youth Fellowship.
Board Of Education members
recently expressed alarm at the
growth Of fraternities, sororities
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Deseqregution Suit

RICHMOND. July rs ,(R.--
Federal Judge Albert v. Bryan
of Alexandria has postponed
until Monday the hearing of a
defense motion to dismiss the
Arlington County school desegre-
cation suit.
The hearing had been set for
tomorrow, but Attorney General
y. Lindsay Almond. jr., requested
the delay because of conflicting
engagements. Virginia Demo-
Gratis will gather here tomorrow
for a meeting of the State Gen.
trail Commute and the party's
State convention, the latter sci
for Friday.
Also the Gray Commission has
been called into session at 8 am
tomorrow. presumably to review
the Governors call for a specia,
legislative session beginning Au-
gust 81 and his program of totaI
resistance to racial indignation ir
the public schools.
MI. Almond told a reporter hi
and his associates had no in.
terest in being present wher
JudgeBryan hears the motion o1
Falls Church Attorney John G
Epaminonda seeking to intervene
in the case. The attorney ha.
charged the National Associa'
ton for the Advancement of col
ored people with illegally prac.
ticing law. This motion is SEIZED.
uled to be heard tomorrow.
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PHA to Build 155
IHuQerstown Homes

(SpeciaD The United States
Public Housing Authority has
approved two sites for 155 more
low-rent public housing units
here.
Chester Butler, chairman Of
the Hagerstown Housing Author.
ity, said the PHA approved the
site for 125 dwellings for white
families and 80 dwellings unit:
for Negro families on another
site.
Mr.. Butler said bids will bt
advertised soon and the new
units ready for occupancy il
about Is months. The authority
already operates $50 public
housing units erected four year,
ago.
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IVNARYLAND-V VIRGINIA NEWS
Rockville Moves to Buy Site
For New Water Supply Tank

Rockville's City Council last
night authorized City Manager
John H. MARYLAND to take up a
$4,000 option on a site for a pro-
posed new four-million-gallon
water storage tank for the COM
munity.
The option involves about
three acres of land on Glen road
near Falls road. owned by S. B
Elkins, Inc.
The new tank, Mr.. MARYLAND
said, would be part Of a pro-
gram tying in with the Potomac
river water supply. The council
directed that an engineering sur
vey of the site be started, al
though construction may be sew
eral years of.
In another action the council
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sent by registered mail last
night.
The appeal, she said. charges
that State Senator Charles r.
Fenwlck played a dual role as
leader of the local party organ
ization at the challenged con-
vention and then sat as chair
man of the appeal brought by
Mrs. Renfro and others in his
capacity as chairman of the 10th
District Democratic Committee
The challenge was brushed
aside by the 10th District Com
mittee.
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Indignation Ordered

and other secret social groups
among public school pupils.
Mrs. Hatfield said member
ship in Jobs Daughters is based
on strong religious principles
and the order strives to teach
those lessons which make for
a better and more wholesome
life.
mo activity Of the order is
carried on at any school in
Baltimore County. and no sc-
tivity of the members is ever
allowed without adult chap
erons," Mrs. Hatfield said.
Ernest E. Wooden. president
OF the school board, said he is
looking into Mrs. Hatfeld's
protest. but final action will have
to await next months board
meeting.
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Doctor Signed
Blank Licenses
Photo by James King.

BALTIMORE, July Is (P.-
The head of ate-challenged
board of homeopathic medical
examiners says he signed blank
licenses for the practice of
medicine and surgery in Mary
land.
DR.. Simon Virkutis, psychia-
trist at the Eastern Shore State
Hospital at Cambridge. testified
yesterday he signed maybe IS,
maybe 40" at the direction OF
DR.. Robert H. Reddick, his SUI
perior at the hospital.
DR.. Reddick is Secretary-treas-
urer of the trump" board, which
was set up after members of the
State-recognized board ousted
him from a similar position.
Tells of Signing
DR.. Virkutis, testifying at a
Circuit Court hearing on wheth-
er the Reddick board should oe
dissolved. said he signed the
blank licenses without knowing
to whom they would be issued.
"Dr. Reddick called me to
come to his Office" DR.. Virkutis
told the court. THE blanks
were on his desk. DR.. Reddick
told me to sign the blanks"
The State, seeking to have the
Reddick board abolished and
recognizing only the Board Of
Homeopathic Medical Examiners
headed by DR.. Julius Chepko
contends licenses signed by DR.
Reddick and DR.. Virkutis have
been issued to unqualified per-
sons.
DR.. Reddick contends the
board of which he is secretary
treasurer represents the Mary
land State Homeopathic Medical
Society.
Two Schools Involved
At the base of the controversy
is the status of two schools, FIRE.
mont College and Western Med
ical College. Seven members Of
the old board of examiners re.
fused to grade examination
papers by applicants trained al
the two schools.
In a dispute which followed
they went to court in an attempt
to force DR.. Reddick to surrender
to them all society records anc
funds he held as secretary
treasurer. The Cambridge psy-
chiatrist acquiesed to the de-
mand only after proceedings hac
begun in Dorchester County
Circuit Court last May.
Two other members of the
rump board testified yesterday
they were notified by DR.. Red
dick last April 8 they had beer
appointed to the board of ex-
aminers.
But the two-Drs. Alexander
j. Mozzer of Cumberland anc
Lloyd w. Hughes of College
Park-said they had not at.
tended any board meetings
taken part in licensing appli'
cants or seen DR.. Reddick unit
the court hearings started las
Monday.
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deferred decision until August
81 on whether to rezone for
commercial use some 9.3 acres
on the west side of Rockville pike
between Ritcnie parkway and
Mount Vernon place.
If approved. the site would
become a shopping center. The
tract is owned by the Dawson
Farm Land Development. Inc,
and is just north of the site for
a proposed new Veterans Ad-
ministration hospital.
Postponement of a decision
was urged by the Rockville
Planning Advisory Committee to
allow further studies on the need
for more commercial coming. 1t
was pointed out that some 70
acres along Rockville pike al
ready are Zoned commercial.
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Insurgents Appeal
In ARLINGTON Row

Arlington insurgent Democrats
will carry their appeal protesting
the county convention held June
10 to the State Democratic Con-
vention on Friday.
Mrs. Sue Renfro, spokesman
for the insurgent group which
charged the county Democratic
organization illegally called ano
conducted the local meeting
said the notice of appeal was
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Charlottesville State Senator
Edward o. McCue. jr., told an
Arlington audience last night his
school segregation plan would
keep Virginia schools open but
that Gov. Stanley's plan might
cause some cloSings.
Stepping up his campaign for
grass-roots support of his pro-
gram to strip local school boards
of authority and make them
clerks of the General Assembly
Senator McCue won over an
audience of more than 100 in
Broyhill Auditorium.
Senator McCue said his plan
has the twin virtues of simplicity
and legality. He told the Airing
ton chapter, Defenders of State
Sovereignty and Individual Lib
critics, his proposal is interposi-
ton by deed mot by resolution. .
The plan calls for the General
Assembly to take direct RESPONSE
bility for public education, strip
ping local school boards of theil
power, and ignoring any Fedora
demand for indignation.
NO Federal court would take
on the entire legislature of q
State because If it did it wouIc
wipe out the last veStige Of
States Rights" he said. "Suct
court attack, if successful woulc
make mere puppets of the
States"
It is not enough to withhold
State funds from communitie.
in the hope of lettering inteera.
tionistS, Senator McCue said
This policy alone could lead tt
closing of schools because o.
withdrawal of State aid, he laid
Attacking any form of 'uni
assignment plan as being al
opening wedge toward total in.
tegration. Senator McCue sais
proponents of such a policy arr
suffering from Potomac Five
fever or Federal Futilitism.
Hits Argument of Foes
Supporters of limited integra
ton, he said, say that it would
allow a fair educational program
to be carried on in the State.
Even a fairly good educa
tional program is impossibl,
under an integrated system" h,
charged. You only have tt
cross the Potomac River to Sc,
that with your own eyes"
Senator McCue said intellec,
tuals living in the Charlottesville
area had given false encourage
ment to integrationists by sug.
costing that the city would b.
"a soft touch" and would grace
fully accept indignation"
Until last night Monday
these people never dreamed tha'
the people of Charlottesville anC
Albemarle County would rise w
in protest." Senator McCue sale
referring to a mass meetins
sponsored by the Defenders ii
Charlottesville. An estimated
200 persons attended the pro.
test session.
Indignation Ordered
Charlottesville has been or.
dered by a Federal District
Court to integrate its public
schools this fall. Senator McCut
said the court order touched of
the wave of enthusiasm for his
segregation program.
I'VE have Federal judge tc
thank for setting the woods or
fire in Thomas Jefferson's owr
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Crush Kills FIoridiun

STAUNTON, Va, July rs (P).
Mrs. Dora Galloway Hunt. as,
of st. Petersburg. Fla, was killed
yesterday in collision of two
Florida automobiles on U. S. IL
near here.
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W e r e betty
and historic
PETER PAN
overlook n g
lands c ape d
gardens) just
t a es for
granted 1855
uncha n 6 e d.
So their fried
chicken (sir-
loins, tool
country style
-
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dinners are hefty. Not Just
chicken. Not just steak. But
juicy, man-size prime beef with
golden potatoes. fresh garden
peas, picked beets. mounds Of
crispy. corn fritters. varied fam.
lily relishes (the BaumgardnerS
have passed on from ancestor to
descendant) to make you hungrier
double quick. Them good ole
days! Those good ole country
dinners dinners only from 1-8;
Sundays 12-7 at PETER PAN
INN. No cocktails. but who cares?
Milk's flowing. Rt. 240 to Urbana
mi. S. of Frederick. 4 4 X
SUNDAY: But who is this? So
bedecked. ornate, gay, comes this
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sweet meat. These are loaded
and barbecued in a mouth-water-
ing sauce that Mary, the lovable
STONE HOUSE cook, concocted
from two or three southern barbe-
cue recipes, plus the army. navy
cook book. This heady. thick bar
becue essence wouldn't know its
own parent. But one taste and
you'll be barbecueing at STONE
HOUSE INN the rest of your life.
Mary's hot buns are epic. And
her BURBERRY cobbler's like
mothers. Luncheon 1913; dinners
So; Sundays l2:30-9. Four Corn
ers at Old Bladensburg Rd. and
Colesville Rd.
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happy guest with goatee, vol
ume of French poetry, slipping
cointredu in the shaded patioD
Yes, even the vines climbing the
patio walls have that business.
a sense of plenty that has per-
meated the towns newest bistro.
The cocktails are exuberant; the
cold salmon, delicately Favored,
blushing pink under the chaud
troid sauce delightfully."- herbyD;
the stone-cold salad bowl with
FRANCES special dressing; the
bullying bread basket; and-here
we go again-that strawberry
sherbet! Till midnight. 1904
30th st. 4 4
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ASoSA oA-bOJAO
FRANCES in
q u a / n t
q georgetown?
Call it what
you will but
e v e rything's
touched by it
the su av B
staff, the in
t ern a tional
patrons W e
W o n d cred
who was the
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NAAON@ WOeAANA
do-days, Lit
tie M a n +?
T hat S the
d a y + o r
S T o N E
HOUSE INN
a n d barbe-
C u e d spare
rib S. N o
struggle with
these choicest
back ribs to
( o r K t h e
z,,,z-k 1900
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THURSDAY: Having one-of.
those-wonder why-I-ever-said-I.
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And Gabby comnlends:

coLLiNGWooD. Mt. Vernon
Mem. H'gwy.. 5 mi S Of Alex. ~
PILLS. 1908 Georgia Ave. NV.
YENCHING PALACE. 1924 Conn.
DUTCH MILL FARM. RI. so, {
mi w Of Bay Bridge.
Acloted sun, ttMon, tttFri.
Copyright, 1886.
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SATURDAY: Them were the
days! A century back appetites
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FRIDAY: Would you call it ex-
uberance at the federal-style
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Alexandria, that has been a part
of the towns history for almost
two centuries. Just name your
choice. It's in SEAPORT'S net.
But, of course, rock, salmon steak:
besides the shell family (soft shell
crabs, heavenly crab imperial,
broiled lobstersl cargo. Like
steamed clans. thick clam
chowder? Like everything that
swims prepared by a sea food
erperteSe till you're sorry there
are not more than seven seas to
voyage over? SEAPORT INN?
Till 1890 PM. 6 King St., Alex
andria
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way sailing
T he S E A.
PORT INN.
my hearties.
the SEA-
PORT, with
S e a = b or n
treasures the
like of which
you'll wonder
at in this
waite rfron t
C or er of
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HELp-MsN

ELECTRICIANS HELPER - Immedi-
ate openings for experienced men.
Must have d. c license. Call RIA.
6-565S.
ELECTRONICs ENGINEERS COVER
SEAS). Fields Of communication
radar, iadio-telephone, microwave,
BIS E.E. or equiv. mil. exper. ALSO
electronic instructors (overseas),
Radar and communications. INTER-
NATIONAL ELECTRONIC ENGI-
NEERING CO., Suite 70I. 425 18th
st. NV.
ELECTRoNIc INSTRUCTORS, (local
with periodic travel): electronic
fundamentals and mil. equip.
knowledge. ALSO engineering
writer, BACKGROUND in mil. COMMUNE
cation and radar equip. with exper.
In prep. Of mil. specs, stds,, oper-
ating manuals. NTERNATIONAL
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING, Suite
70l, 425 18th st. NV. RE. 10000.
ELECTR0NIC TEcHNIcIANs, grads.
Of mil. electronic schools with 2
yrs. exper. or equiv, strong back
ground in mil. communications and
ELEcTRoNicc ENdINE EIsfsia Suite
7Ql, 425 18th ST. NV. RE. 10000.
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HELP-MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. small,
well-established ONCE, working
downtown. Southeast. and nearby
Prince Georees County. Plenty
leads, help in closing. Must BE full
time. Call Monday, 0-6. Mr.. Shell
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert
enced man to work on subdivision
PETER j. HAGAN a. SON. before
weekdays, UN. 1858.
REAL ESTATE statesmen or brok-
ers linen or women, transfer to
this once and RECEIVE 1876 OF
SALES COMMISSION on every
property you sell. Offer available
TO limited number Of statesmen.
TOWN q suRgR daaS Ash Wis.
REAL ESTATE statesmen AND
SALESWOMEN-Wonderful oppor-
tunity for wide-awake. full-time,
experienced men or women IN &C.
I'VE ma, s We; an a. z ;rsS T. 9Mcesd
men. VIII train. Member Of Multi
pie listing system. Excellent COM
mission and aTrangement. Call MI.
Dryer. ia. 7-8600 or Mrs. wills.
JU. 9-S033 for appointment. LEO
A. Dryer a. CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE MAN, rental exper.;
must have real est. lie. and car;
salary and comm. Ma. $3.50.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, $500 per
month advanced: established nrm,
Prince Georges Co., Md. Call PETER
j. HAGEN Co. UN. 4.s5s5..
RECEIVING CLERK. experienced:
salary open. Apply Mr.. Green,
MAURICE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
CO., 1134 18th st. NV.
RESTAURANT MANAGER, white. age
80 to so; someone thoroughly. .ex-
perienced in restaurant operation;
must have pleasing personality. and
be able. to supervise personnel In
reply give age, education, expert
ence and salary requirements. Box
246-L, Star.
ROUTEMAN, white, Fl to 50; previ-
Gus experience helpful; straight
guaranteed salary; . days; $40 per
week to start: rapid advancement
to right man. Apply Mr.. Mason,
TIDY DIDY DIAPER SERVICE, 701
Lamont st. NV.
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ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS

Openings available for
young men 1890, interested
in further training and ex-
|perienced in the electronic
field. Trade school train
ing or radio amateur IL
cense desirable. Previous
experience not absolutely
necessary. Pleasant work.
ing conditions in a Subur-
ban location. Contact, MIR.
.Slife.
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HELP--MFN
sTENOGRAPHER, ynnnI

sTENOGRAPHER, young man, COM
petent in shorthand. tipping and
ONCE procedures: responsible po-
sition and positive opportunity for
advancement; national corporation
benefits. Replies confidential. Box
297-L, Star.
STOCK CLERK. Aiex.---Prefer exper.
TOMAC EMPL., Oil King st., Alex,
XII Q-b056
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HELP-MEN

sALEsAIEN--Excellent opportunity
for advancement with established
local Arm. good salary and pleas
ant working conditions. See Mr..
Silyerman, SURPLUS SALES, 925
APENNA. AVE. NV.
statesmen, experienced, or viii
train. Full or part time. Liberal
commission and renewals. Phone
no. 10000 for apt. or apply
in person. STERLING INSURANCE
Co. 2025 r. /. ave. NE.
Full time permanent
future. National advertising sales
company. commended by Parents
Magazine. has openings for 3 sales
men In the Washington Va. md.
area. This is an Interview sales
proposition with protected terri
tories. Interview aids and kits.
Leads furnished and more than
adequate training. $35 per day
earnings not unusual. Car neces-
sary. Call Mr.. L.. H. Day. HE. 4
1921 all day Sunday, 8 to 10 am.
or to pm. weekdays.
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HELP--MEN
SHIppING CI.ERK

Young man, 5ls-day week; PERM
GEO. F. MUTH co.
1882 New York Ave. NV.
SHIRT PRESSERS for plant IN
nearby Md. Guaranteed 81 per
mr., plus Use per shirt for each
operator; Working hrs, $3.50 to 10
J these hrs. Apply 1928 Ga. ave,
Wheaton. Nd. 10. 5-69s9.
SHOE SALESMEN--Family shoes;
1856 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. 7-2004.
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statesmen
$50 TO $50 A DAY

Our men are earning this kind of
money every day because we have
Product that is new. different and
easy to sell. 1t Is easy TO sell because
We finance all Of our own accounts
and we have no credit problems be-
cause we are flexible. Also. we
furnish transportation. So, II you're
in q goe steady Income. answer this
ad and you viii be convinced. Ap-
ply 1922 18th st. NV. 2nd floor
$3.50 to IL noon only.
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HELP-MEN Cont

CAKERY ROUTE SALESMEN-Re.
liable young men, interested In Q
future and security; guar. $50 pei
week and fringe Dement'S. Apply
CONTINENTAL BAKING CORP.
st. NV. Ask for Mr.. II. L. Slye
BARTENDER. white; experienced
for draft and bottle beer. Fast
lunch counter service. No nights
OF Sundays. Local and character
references req Call TIE. 10000.
BARTENDER. Hours IL noon to 2
pm. and pm. to II pm, No
Sundays. Opportunity for ambitious
young man to learn restaurant bust
Good wages and meals. CAFE BUR-
GUNDY. 5031 Conn. ave.
BELL CAPTAIN. private club want.
sober, industrious colored man 40
to 80 years of age, Must be ex-
perienced and capable Of handling
men Good salary. meal and other
p employe benefits. Write to Boz
334-J Star
BOOKKEEPER, automobile account
ing, real oppor. for someone in
terested in a future in the auto
mobile industry. 5h days, ideal
working conditions. JE. 2-9200.
BKKPR. ACCT, full charge: 5 days;
$50. POTOMAC EMPL,, IO4 East
Broad ST.. Falls Church, JE. 2-7272.
BUTCHER--Must be experienced;
good salary; so -day wk.: excel.
working conds. SHANKMAN'S DIGS
MARKET, 400 Kennedy st. NV.
BUTCHER-KASHWAY MARKET,
400 E. Capitol st. Must have good
refs. Apply In person.
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To train for assistant manager for
mems wear: experience pref: good
pay: good hrs. 1929 MINI. ave. ne.
statesmen, OUTSIDE
Part time or full time. Salary and
comm. MOSHIN, 729 9TH ST. NV
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When anspertnp advertisement
dddyessed to Star boxet DO NOT
enclose original references photo.
graphs o. other materials OF per.
= ooidl odlne Copies se1re the pur.
rose OSt0fndls maV Get Loaf
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HELP-MEN

LIQUOR SALESMAN, permanent po-
sition; uptown NV. retail store.
Fine salary, local references re.
CURED. EN-. 3-04S5.
LIQUOR STORE STOCK CLERK.
colored; over 21: no experience
necessary; full time: good refs,
req Call EN-. 3-2146 between
LOADER-OPERATOR, r. D. o. In
ternational Drott; sober, expert
enced operator. Don't waste your
time and our money unless you
have several years Of experience
at excavating for basement and
grading close around house. 10.
MAINT. MECH, live on prof.; with
car; perm. Job for sober, reliable
man: exper. in plumb, gas heating,
etc.. many benefits. Call 10. g.
ol4O.
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SHOE statesmen
TAILOR

good disposition. Ex-
cellent opportunity to right man.
LATT'S
910 14th st. NV. 13e
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JANITOR

JANITOR
For apt. bldg. at 513O Conn. ave.
NV. Must be familiar with stoker
operation: sober and furnish salts
factory local references as to ability.
etc.; must also be able to make minor
electrical and plumbing repairs; ?
rooms, kitchen and bath provided in
addition to salary. For interview,
phone res. mg., EN-. 3-S432.
yANITOR, no children: part-time Job
in small well-located building; oil
heat; S25 month and excellent
quarters; must have good refer
ences. See Mr.. Hill. WAGGAMAN-
BRAWNER. 100 Eye st. NV.
JEWELER, experienced in setting,
sizing. general repairs, etc. Private
shop in aforementioned store. Sal
airy commensurate with experience.
All replies confidential. BOX 469-L,
Star.
KENNEL MAN wanted to work in
veterinary hospital. Apply in per-
son. 1915 41st st. NV.
LANDSCAPE SALESMAN, must be
experienced; salary and commission.
Call VIII. 6-SS00, for appointment.
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NORTH CAROLINA

DEVELOPMENT and design for pro-
duction Of military electronic
systems and components. Open
ings for MECHANICAL and
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