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Silver Dollars to C|ink
Tourist Promotion Tune

gates expected to attend the 44th
annual meeting Of the United
States Chamber of Commerce
beginning Sunday.
The shower of silver on the
city is expected to dramatize the
effect of tourist spending on the
economy of the area. The GNCC,
which Spearheads local efforts
to bring more than as million
visitors a year here. hopes to
show how the $3.50 million spent
annually by tourists finds its way
into all businesses and activities.
Every business. large and
small. benefits directly and in
directly" said H. Holmes Vogel,
vice president of the Chesa-
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Ear Of Congress
Urged for Court

A plea for the "whole-hearted
support" of the Federal Bar AS
ISOLATION for legislation to per-
init the Chief Justice of the
United States to address Con-
gress was made here yesterday
by top official.
Deputy Attorney General Will
liam P. Rogers addressed the
Washington chapted of the asso-
citation at a luncheon attended
by $50 in the Madison Arms.
1920 G street NV. He paid
tribute to the good work of the
courts here in speeding up the
hearing of cases, particularly in
Municipal Court.
He described the plan to have
the Chief Justice address Con-
gress on the conditions of the
courts as IAN important STEP
ping stone in the drive to bring
justice up to date"
Points to Differences
Mr.. Rogers drew a sharp con-
trast between the ease with
which the executive branch of
the Federal Government gets its
messages before Congress and
the lack of opportunity for the
judiciary.
Mr.. Rogers pointed out in some
districts. the courts are two.
three or four years behind in
bringing cases to trial. He said
public opinion should be CEN
tered on the strength as we'll
as the weakness of the court
system.
He invited attention to the
point that the Justice Depart
ment has strongly urged the en-
actment of this legislation. He
cited the approval given the
plan by the late Chief Judge
Harold M, Stephens of the
United States Court of Appeals
for the District of Columbia He
said the American Bar Associa-
ton favorS the legislation.
Congestion Increases
Mr.. Rogers told the audience
congestion in the courts gen.
orally is getting worse. He said
the entire Federal judiciary
costs the taxpayers only as much
as a destroyer OF light cruiser
or the Weather Bureau and it
spends only half of the Bureau
OF Indian Affairs budget.
He praised Chief Judge
Leonard P. Walsh and his COL
leagues of the Municipal Court.
He said in Federal Court here
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws and
his associates have cut case
hearing time from q to 81
months by hard work.
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peake and Potomac Telephone
Co., and chairman of the
GNCC's 1856 fund drive.
Operating on a limite d
budget, the GNCC secured for
Washington about one-tenth of
the average annual national con-
ventions, which number about
$780," he added.
The 1856 fund campaign off,
cially will get underway at $50
pm. May z with a dinner at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel saluting
the silver anniversary of the
committee.
More than 1000 Washington
businessmen are expected to at
tend the dinner opening the
$25O,000 fund campaign. Master
of ceremonies will be Peter
Donald, radio and television star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

The merry clink of 100000 sill
yer dollars will sound through
Washington from Sund ~
through Wednesday as part of
the 25th anniversary observance
of the Greater National Capital
Committee.
The silver dollars are being
bagged in $40 amounts and will
be available to the 5000 dele
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Burma Gets New Plant

CALCUTTA, India, April &c
gu Ba Thay, leader of a
technical delegation
en- route from Burma to Moscow,
reports Russian engineers will
visit Rangoon shortly to start
work on a steel plant like the
one they are building in Central
India. Burma now produces
10000 tons of steel a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
SIS, 900 More Sought
For Crippled Children

The District Society for Grip
pied Children renewed its efforts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

needed to societys campaign for
carry its work for 700 for the
d
The the Members of the organization
amount needed complete
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

Write MONTANA FARMER STOCK
MAN for information about LOW-COST
ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

September l, 1867
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS

MAKE MONEY raising hybred earthworms. Uti-
lie that vacant spot in the garage, basement or
back yard. Place them under rabbit hutches.
Eliminate cleaning, odors and flies. Let the earth
worm be your enlargement and turn It into
organic soil. Culture of 500-$350; 1,000-$6,
postpaid. Complete instructions. Free literature
upon request. Oregon Earthworm Industries,
Brightwood, Oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01
SEEDS AND PLANTS

RANCHERS, need high protein hay on pasture?
Belvidere Kochia) shows 2196 protein saskatoon
experiments. ton on dry land South Dakota
experiments, stands hoppers and drought, plant
pounds in September. Only 30 cents per pound
IN 30 or 10 pound bags. FOB. State tested.
G. A. Retz, Box 555, Aberdeen, South Dakota.
STRAWBERRIES-Large No. l, sweet, second
crop berries Sc per 24-pint crate. Will ship to
your nearest express station. McNeall Berry
Nursery, Hamilton, Montana.
FOR SALE-Fan rye seed. Now is the time to
plant for next years pasture, and hay. Fred
FRIES, Wilsall, Montana Phone 1888.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

FOR SALE-Garage, equipped with hoist and
compressor, gas pumps, office building or cafe,
three 4-room cabins, mostly furnished. In county
seat and high school town. On coast-to-coast
highway g. $4,000. Terms. F. C. Metzger, Rye
gate, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

FOR SALE-1955 model Dr. cat, 1902 hp., angle
dozer, lights, starter. belly pan, heavy spring,
No. 25PCU almost new $15,500; cost $50, OO0
Lester II. Pippin, Phone 900, Glasgow, Montana
FOR SALE-New Butler Steel grain bins, / $50,
2,2O0 Gu sizes 1870 off freight prepaid. New su-
Ter WD-9 Mccormick tractors 81, 900 off, delivered
anywhere. Bridgeport Equipment Co., Inc,
Bridgeport, Neb.
FOR SALE-TD-14 crawler with issacson dozer
and double winch drum. Lake Dairy Supply,
authorized Allis-Chalmers Dealer, Roman,
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ILLNESS FORCES owner to sell well-established
electrical shop in thriving community. Nationally
known franchises of merchandise. Includes build
ing and fixtures. Excellent possibility for two
young men with electrical experience. Owner
will give terms. Sale price $4,000. Thomas &
Watt, las w. Main, MissOula Hotel Bldg, Mis-
souIa. Montana. Phone 9-2323
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01
SCHOOLS

LEARN AUTO AND Diesel mechanics or auto
body repair in 20 to 30 weeks. Also short
courses in lathe and welding. Write for par
ticulars. Hanson Mechanical Trade School. Box
1730-M, Fargo, North Dakota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

q EXPOSURE Rolls-39c. Jumbo prints. Guar
anteed work, one day service Lincoln Studios,
Dept. G, Bog ID, Lincoln, Neb.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

COLOR PROCESSING-Ansco and Ektachrome,
120-620-35mm, mounted ST. Write for free mailers.
Fast Kodachrome, Kodacolor service. Koiour
Labs. Inc. Boz 333. Boise. Idaho.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

FOR SALE-Very cheap. Bull-dozers, angle and
straight, cable controls and hydraulic attach
rnents Wrecking now, following tractors for parts:
Caterpillars, Do, D-4, Dc, DE-, and D-8. Allis-
Chalmers: HD-7, HD-10, HD-14, LIS. Information
ais TD-9, TD-14, TD-18. Cletracs: all models. We
now have operating latest type automatic track
roller and idIer rebuilding equipment. We can
furnish rebuilt tracks, rollers and idlers at low
est prices. Bring or send your old track rollers
and idlers for credit on exchange. Also can re-
build yours, at greater savings. Fully guaranteed
Quality workmanship. Also parts and tires for
Allis-Chalmers, Caterpillar, Adams, Motor Grad
ers We Trade We buy We Sell. 1856 catalog
now ready. Send Csc, refundable. Surplus Tractor
Parts Corp, 2745 Main Avenue, Phone 5-951l-
1882, Fargo, North Dakota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01
STOVE REPAIRS
TANNING
TIRES, NEW AND USED

BELTS REPAIRED or made endless. $500 per
inch of width. Wally for Tires, Great Falls and
Billings, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

CHRISTMAS CARDS from your negative. Big
4x5 inch cards and envelopes, 16 for 81, 100 for
$5.75. We pay the postage. Summers Studio, I'm
ionville, Mo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

LEARN AUCTIONEERING. Terms soon Worlds
largest school Students sell real sales Don't be
nisled. Free catalog. Reisch Auction School,
Mason City, Iowa.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01
HELP WANTED


WOULD you like to represent Montana Farmer
Stockman in your district? Do you like to travel
in the country and call on farm and ranch
people? Do you have understanding and
appreciation Of farm and ranch life? Do you
have a car? Can you devote full time to
introducing our new, greatly expanded Accident
our most successful sales representatives are
over 60). On this work you are your boss.
You regulate your working time. The amount
OF money you will earn viii surprise you. If
interested, tell why you think you are
qualified. you have had any experience
sales work, tell US about that too Address your
letter to: Circulation Manager, Montana Farmer
StOckman, Great Falls, Montana.
RUN SPARE-TIME Greeting card and gift shop
at home. Show friends samples of new 1856
Christmas and all-occason greeting cards and
gifts Take their orders and earn to 1000 profit.
No experience necessary Costs nothing TO try.
Write today for samples approval Regal
Greetings, Dept. SO, Ferndale. Michigan.
FARM FOR RENT-Wanted farm tenant near
Myers, Montana. Flood and sprinkler irrigation,
grain and feed. For information write Fritz
Hurd; 4123 18th Avenue Me-, Seattle 5, Wash
ington. Giving list equipment, livestock, manpow-
er and wherewith finances.
woMEN-$35-$5O daily, showing apparel for
children, adults. Party plan sensational. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Isabel Sharrow made S258,
IL days sparetime Outfit furnished. Beeline
Fashions, Bensenvle 662, Illinois.
WANTED-Married man age 2835 to work year
around on irrigated farm and small dairy. $225
per month. Must know how to irrigate. Refer
ences needed. VIM. Sunbrack, Wagner, Montana.
.o. SITUATION WANTED
YOUNG COUPLE desire to lease share
basis range for 1000 head of sheep. Tribune
Box 1872, Great Falls, Montana.
Write MONTANA FARMER STOCK
MAN for information about LOW-C0ST
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-09-01

EIGHT HOUR PHOTO FINISHING, guaranteed.
sharp jumbo prints for your exposure roll
only 35c. Jumbo Photos, Box Digs, Minneapolis,
MINI.
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HnP-woMEN

sTEN0GRAPHER, for educational
association; must be accurate, ex.
perience preferred; duties include
typtng. filing, correspondence, gen.
eral once work. Call DE. 2-6460
for interview. liz
STENOGRAPHER, competent. for
patent law once; 5-day. 35-hr.
week. ma. S-1369. ---l9
STENOGRAPHER, for patent law-
yer's ONCE; 1-girl ONCE: under so;
state exper. and salary expected
Box lily, Star. liz
STENOGRAPHER-5-day week, $40
to. B; pleasant working conditions;
salary open. Call LA. $500. 1888
sTENoGRAPHER-s3.4ls a yr. to
start. 4 days, 4n-hr. week, leave
privils.. air cond. ONCE. Apply md
a., 1912 14th st. NV. or call Ii
sTENOGRAPHER.CIERK, for ad,
Yertising dept. international pub
lishing CO.: must have knowledge
shorthand. good typist: interest
ing work; 5-day week: good start
ing salary; liberal benefits; pleasan,
working conditions. Call MRS
MICHAELS. DI. 1-92S2, lis
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CAFETERIA ASSISTANT

Fer cigar department and cosmetics
day work; closed Sundays, SOUTH
ERIN DRUG CO., 18th and n SITS q "
III
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TYPIST-CLERK

IYPlSI-CLERk
Who is accurate and able to type
at least 80 w,p.rn.. good starting
salary, 5-day, 40-hr. wk., sick leave,
ar ar . line PRIVILEGES. ME. $4,000
Ext. 30 IL
MATTRESSES, over 81, experienced
in food and liquor restaurant, for
steady position. SULLIVAN'S RES
TAURANT. 2731 BiadensburE rd
WAITRESS. white, experienced; Is
to 35: good tips 1918 Georgia ave.
NV, Apply in person after l2 noon.
WAITRESS, white. experienced. day
or night work: eood tips. Apply
IN person, CIRCLE RESTAURANT,
$500 Conn. ave. -17
WAITRESS. white. thoroughly expe-
rienced nightwork. SHANTY RES
TAURANT' iii Good Hope I'd; Sc.
MATTRESSES, full or part time. Ap-
ply GUSTS 1887 NJ st. NV.
WAITRESS. over is; good worker.
experience necessary. no late
hours, good tips. LIvERA,S CAFE,
w Appls MAHouE ~ cH PSfaf f RHs
I'd Wheaton, Nd. 10
MATTRESSES for an unusual and
one Of the finest steak houses in
the South; must be experienced,
neat, pleasant personality: between
81 and so: day and eve. shifts
available. Apply in person to man
Montgomerv ST.. Alexandria. Va;
WAITRESS. q to 50. day or nisht
work. Apply in person, No. 3 F
w "a RI Isi Wiz ROSA RES
TAURANT is now accepting appli-
cations for Mattresses. JU. T-7126.
PERRY RE. 5-5S1i after 1 pm.
lis
MATTRESSES. white, full time or
part. time. Sunday work; must be
s sG9sSsSos FRI FREREs a szgeT coS@
bia I'd NV, CO. 5-7275, lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-17
STENOGRAPHER

High school graduate be-
tween Is and 80 years of age.
Local resident preferred. s.
day, 40-hour week. Insur-
ance, disqualification and re-
tirement plans available,
Aforementioned office with
snack bar on premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-17
WOMAN WITH CAR

Permanent position in sales dept
hours flexible, but applicant must
have 20 hours or more per week
free for business: average 20 hrs.
Week; $50, with paid vacation year
ly For appointment, call OF. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-17
NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY


3rd and R SITS. NE 20
DOMESTIC. live in our out: refer
ence' good salary. NE. s-2lao
G.H.W.. live in. plain cooking; one
half day of. Thursday and sun
ddagg of after breakfast. JU s.
CIV. Tues. and Friday. s:Ib to
3, references: SO week and fare;
steady. JU. 9-2s7I.
G.H, W.--Good plain cook. capable
with children, no ironins, no heavy
cleaning; ls;Sday Wed. and all day
sun; Oh. An-elec. appliances, air
in, must have refs. Do not call
unless thoroughly exper. $40 wk.
CIV, live in; bIs-day wk; good
with children. OIL. 6-505f. lis
Oh. w., in Bethesda, 5-day wk: re-
sent local REL, fond OF children:
Nh sE vi 9d a- I,si,, :, .a,,I, ~
Wo. SISSY, after & pm. is
MAID. to live in: ghw. and child
care; must be pleasant good worker,
have health card and be fond of
e55i1lddren: $50 week Call EN- 2
ages 90 to So: sood pay sSe come T't 10
522 r st. NV. between 10 and
GIRL TO LIVE IN--Colored. la.3o
G;H.W Good with children. Good
lob. ON Sundays and halliday
Thursday 500 wk Home located
Georeia ave, Silver Spring. Md.
II i-3303 or JU. 1-6565. is
LADIES. white. for gh.E. or helm in
Kit, OF nursing home; permanent:
nice surround; live in. 10 5-0S52.
10
ELDERLY LADY,, white. who needs
nome TO stay with couplc Sinail
salary attached. RE. 6-692i lis
STOP! LOOK LISTEN
Housekeeper. white, to live in and
care for 2 children; private room and
bath; vacation with pay excellent
salary. RIA. 3-1450 lis
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hELP-WokaEN

MOTHER wishes settled
woman to help with children; room
and board; colored; small salary.
AID. 2-7993.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION desires
Immediately a weli-educated wom-
an. not under 20, for special work
OF national importance. Poise.
tact, ability to meet people well
essential. Guaranteed income. Po-
sition permanent. Unusual oppor-
tunity for advancement: For In
lion, experience and phone. Box
AVON REPRESENTATIVES, t2o)
needed at once to service customer
lists in several excellent areas. You
can earn S5O-S60 per mo. in pleas
ant day or eve, hrs. near home.
Can RE. 1871 Sun, or DI. 7-0221
Monday through Friday. LII
TRAVEL AGENT. nationally known
agency, wants woman "a to 35 with
travel agency or airline sales ex-
perience. Box 62-Y, Star. --2l
AL TYPIST to $50 wk up; cashiers,
bookkeepers to $50 wk up; bkp.
0psnins Spf pA S Welcome TS See g NV NV
Black at BOYD'S, cor. 18th and q
NV. Ma. S-2340.
IF YOU ARE a secretary, typist, re-
cep.; cashier. bookkeeper, tel. oper d.
mach, oper.. BOYD EMPL. GEN.
TER has over 100 openings daily
to select from; thousands placed :
S5o-$l00 wk.; friendly service; all
welcome. Visit first BOYD'S, cor.
18th and G SITS.
AL SECRETARY. $1,000: fast
steno., under 80; bookkeeper- steno.,
$50: law steno., SIS up: TYPISTS.
SO. 80 others to select from,
The best. See only BOYD'S Est.
40 yrs.l. 200 18th, cor. G NV.
ST. 3-36fS6.
TEMPORARY PSM-IBM operators.
about s wks.. evening work: able
to cut-in corrections: experience
necessary. Call ia. $1,000 Ext rs
liz
LADIES WANTED. white: part-time
work with reliable lingerie company;
excel. earnings; guaranteed mer-
chandise. WA. 7-2197, WE. 5-52l3.
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HELP-WoMEN
TYPISTS
NORTHEAST SECTION

Perm. pos. for high school grads
with lge. wholesale supply house.
Numerous company benefits, 5-day,
40-hr. wk. Call ST. 3-0050. Ext. 221
for appointment. 90
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SECRETARY

Engineering and consulting frm
personable girl. under IS. as secre-
tary to purchasing agent: collese
background desirable. Excellent op-
portunity: 5-day, 40-hour week
Salary open: Call XII. 9-7639, Ext.
10Y for appt. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-17
sECRETAR'

SECRETARY
For construction company. Must
be exper. in construction work
and Tor real estate. Interesting work.
good working condS. Excel. salary.
Replies confidential. Box 255.Y,
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HELP-WOMEN
SALESGIRLS-5-day week or part
time. Good working conditions. sooG
salary.
KLEIN'S, 1927 F NV.
SALESLADIES

944A4AAA(A4AA A)4AA0
Exper. in children's wear. Good
salary. Discount privils, JAY DEE's
1907 @ st. NV. --19
SALESPERSON. exper. in bakery
work; apply in person, FISCHERs
I R6KE Eli 9oa between | and 9 Pm
SEAMSTREsS, experienced fol
ladies ready-to-wear; knowledge Of
sEAMsTREsSEs Cs5; excel. wages L
experienced operators; must b.
SECRETARY, legal, age 25 to 35
experience preferred; capable Of
assuming responsibility; 5-day wk
Salary open. Call ST. 3-9092. liz
SECRETARY; afternoons. Mon. thru
tons tons; sl;s6O year Give back:
SECRETARY. national Jewish or.
ganization: 5-day week; interestinl
work. Elk. 3-53SS. Ext. is. LIZ
SECRETARY, 5ha-days per week
general ONCE work; shorthand II
necessary; sos per week for {
permanent, mature person; air
conditioned real estate ONCE il
KI. $4,000 for appt, liz
SECRETARY, real estate office ex
perience; pleasant working conds.
5-day wk. Call MR.. BAINUM. JU
| $1,000.
SECRETARY, 5-day, 4o-hr. week
disqualification, insurance and re.
Age limit, So. NATIONAL COTTON
COUNCIL OF AMERICA, ST. g.
1900 III
SECRETARY - Permanent position
at National Airport, 5-day week
conditioned Offices. Airline pas
D DsTsne on,S SALARY nip open EaR Apply
Hanger No. IL. Room 2O4. 10
SECRETARIES, Democratic organ.
ization, permanent. start $4,000
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eve st
NV.
SECY., airport. pass privils.. S275
POTOMAC EMpL.. Oil King St.
Alex. XII. 9-5055.
: days s'S $3.50. A POTOMAC sS' EMIL EMF,
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. $4,000
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BOOKKEEPER

For once OF large downtown auto.
mobile leadership. Automotive expert.
ence preferred. Best references re-
CURED Alr-cond. once. Please phone
Mr.. MORAN for appt. between
pm and 3 nm. RE. lists. -1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-17

BOOkKEEPING MACHINE OPER-
AT0R-TYPIST, good at figures. for
wholesale distributor. excellent sal
AIRY and working conditions. COM
pany benefits. Brookland near
Catholic University. For interview
call LA 6-l30O. lis
BOOKKEEPER for Washing tons cid
est real estate ONCE: experienced
on MGR bookkeeping machines, air.
conditioned ONCE 5-day week, ex-
eellent salary. many company bene-
ats. Call Mr.. Stafford. THOS. j.
FISHER a. CO., DI 1880. 10
II TO S:45. 5ia days, or evenings
only plus Sundays Good salary; in
only fSsM;f MRS. ks TTsoSLLHousE asoi
colesyille I'd. Silver sprina, Md
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(appliedl


mathematical computations and as
sist engineers in data taking in lab-
oratory for engineering research
firm in Alexandria. Must be col
lege graduate. Experience helpful;
5-day. 40-hour week; salary open
Call XII. 9-S765 for apt. 30
NURSE" req, white, surgical exper
pref; $40 start. GRACE DUNN,
1911 G st. NV. IRE. 7-2S2s).
NURSE. registered, white, to work in
doctors ONCE; 5-day wk.: no eve.
hours; typinR necessary. Call Ii.
NURSE, white, graduate; practical,
assistant m to ina MANAGER Of sani Hca,
o a iss J nse sl %; 5eiS eSSei
NURSE, registered, for medical clinic
40-hr. wk:; medical and hospital
coverage; 20 days annual and ID
days sick leave per year. Salary
approximately 500 per wk. Gan
NURSE. white, graduate; practical
home; must ' i've in; r S uf sooe
opportunity II qualified. JU, g.
OFFICE Hit; CLERK. young, knowi tS
typinS; trade assn; $240. PoTo-
MAC Ma, EMPL;oo 1884 Wilson blvd
PIX OPERATOR. apt. hotel. 4 pm.
s an l oDen AYIG f MasS ave- EM Ss-
AGcY. Suite 921, I'll 14th st.
NV. DI. 1862.
PAYROLL CLERK-Permanen posi-
ton for qualified woman. expert
enced preferred but not essential;
typing necessary: 5-day week: ex-
cellent working. conditions at a
convenient ROQeiVn addFAce. salary
commensurate with experience AND
ability. Write Box 300, Arlington
10 Va, giving resume Of educa-
ton and qualifications. liz
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BOOKKEEPER, ASST

Immediate openine for one
with bookkeeping knowledge
and experience. 5-day week,
excellent company benefits.
Personal interview only. AIS
Rims Bids, 18th and NJ SITS.
NV.
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HELP-WoMEN

ICLERK.TYPIST for active business
ONCE, good English BACKGROUND
permanent position, 5-day week,
annual and sick leave, paid grouu
Decentralization, Salary open
Pleasant working conditions. cen.
venient location. Call no. 2-l520
after 10 am. for appointment,
CLERK-TYPIST, for work in publ.
cations section of national trade
association: 5-day. 40-hour week
Pleasant working conditions Elk
CLERR.TYPIsT, for large insurance
agency in conditioned Office,
Previous experience preferable, but
not required, Call DI. 7-51SO or
apply in person. YOUNG g. SIMON.
$40 Woodward Bldg. -33
CLERK-TYPIST, young lady, white,
for permanent position with life in
snrapce company: 35-hour week;
pleasant working conditions: com
pany benefits. See MR.. MANGUM
1928 Conn. ave. NV, End floor.
CLERK-TYPIsT. PIX operator;
permanent position at airport, 5.
day week Aforementioned ofices
Airline pass privileges; salary SEQ
mo. Phone Elk. 1856. lie
will train teletype
5 days, IS hrs, $4,000. ABBEY
PERSONNEL 1898 Eve ST. NV
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MATHEMATICIAN

MASSEUSE, must be experienced:
full or part time; 8 days. End A.,
1929 ST.. NV. 80
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COOh
(COLORED WOMANl

Under 40. Must be fully exper. IN
quantity. preparation OF hot breads,
pies. cakes and other deserts. s.
day week. annual leave and sick
leave. Apply in person between
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COUNTERWOMAN, white, to work
In lunch stand. Must be reliable
Hours 4:30 to 1880 pm. Age 20
80 preferred. Call AP. 7-3905.
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Permanent position with opportu-
nifty for advancement; exper. pre-
ferTed but not necessary; 5-day. 40
.hr. wk.; salary open. Call MR.. PHIL.
LIPS. HO. 2-5560. for appointment