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RESIDENT ASSISTANT
MANAGER

For recently completed, aIr-eondi.
toned. elevator apartment
building. containing AS uniur-
niShed units and 40 hotel rooms
Experience in apartment manage
ment ~ot essential; live on prem.
ises in efficiency apartment In.
cluded as part Of salary. Must be
between 35 and so wears Of age.
dependable good typist. uondrinkeI
and possess selling ability. good
personality. tact, enth ustssm
energy a sooo 'ud . . ana a 5Il,.
work shift, mornings and eve
nings with afternoons Oh texcept
Sunday and every Wednesday on
Reply BY letter. stating quaiifiea-
tions and give TELEPHONE number
% IST iffxsYI6E 1Nc c ,Tsnt
LON HOUSE. $500 Wisconsin ave
n.
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SALESGTRLS AND sALESLADIES--
II you Ike outside selling. your
own hours and territory. want to
earn SIS 10 S25 per day on high
commission basis, call Mr.. n. c.
DAVIS. Pc. 2-3606. IS
SALESLADY, exper. only: dresses
and suits. permanent position; good
salary. MELGRA'S FASHIONS.
1923 Conn. ave WASHINGTON, d. C..
-
SALESLADY, for womenS specially
shop: must be experienced In SELL
ing coats, suits. dresses, sportswear
Excel. salary. Apply in person at
NAN RICHARDS. $685. Coiesvilie
I'd. or call JU. j-6S2S. %
SALESLADY, to sell dresses and
coats. permanent position good sal
airy and commission. 5-day week
Apply II. ABRAM6OE CO.. 1889 7th
st. NV. %
G At rcuUNNfEN
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CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST
COMPTOMETER
TRAINEE

Young lady TO train for comptometer
operator; KNOWLEDGE OF tipping help
full: salary paid while training;
liberal discount on purchases:
group insurance. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE EMPLOYMENT Of
FICE. $40 18th st. nv. End floor
tower our 18th and G SITS. storel
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SITuATIoNS--MEN
GUARD SUPERVISOR

PLANT SECURITY OFFICER
Avail, immed. BACKGROUND in Fed.
eral and state law enforce ment &C
ttyit!es. Are IS. Married, well ed.
ucated. EQUIP to handle personnel
Former tr. executive With tnteruat'
organ. Extensive supervisory exper
WI relocate. Box 47i-p. Star.
R.oAgR -
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COSMETIC CLERK. at Carrier DRUG
Center. Arlington. 4S-hr. 6-day
week, Ira hr. plus commission
Good employment record, plus some
cosmetic sales exper necessary
Apply in person 10 MR.. kESSLER
COUNTER WOMEN, white, aye 20
to 10, to work in lunch stand;
must know this type OF work well:
must have reference: also willin; TO
do all-around work. Hours. ABB to
1l:J0 pm. AP. 1906. -
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LAW STENO., $85 WK.
Exper., fast and accurate private
secretary, 5000 mo. Real estate
stenog: S325 mo. u; Stenog.. sew
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HELP-WoMEN
STENOGRAPHERS

SIENOGHAFHERS
short or extended as
Signments. Ideal for housewives, or
those awaitinq Government place
ment. mo evenings or week ends).
ME-. S-33aO. d
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PURCHASING

80 NF44NNN
IN interesting and active
purchasing dept. of large real estate
co. for bright girl with typing aud
and many company dement's; 6-day,
37tz-hr. wk. Apply Personnel Dept.
cAFRITz CO.. i424 K st. NV, RIM
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN
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GRACE DUNN

sral. $S5s$75. A friendly service
GRACE DUNN
1871 @ st. NV. Inquire
MANAGER, to take full charge Of
new ladies sportSwear dept; ex-
cellent opportunity and future for
Sualffied person. BEYDAs. Ills
MANICURIST. for MATS barber
shop. Excel. working conditions; D.
day. 4O.hr. wk. Apply at personnel
ONCE. ANDREWS BASE EXCHANGE
RE. $4,000. Ext. S2165. -
MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN--well
qualified and capable Of taking
charge OF large clinical laboratory,
Full or part time. Ju. a-56t0. %
MEDICAL SECRETARY, for uatholo-
gtst: attractive salary. vacation and
sick leave: meals on duty. AR
LlNGTON HOSPITAL. ia. $4,000.
Ext. 81. -
MEDICAL LABORATORY rECHNI.
Clan e work n NoIthwest dr, ;
. $50
NURSE, white. 23-45: live in or out;
for private hospital References.
co. 5-4754. %
NURSE. practical. white: live In,
Laurel sanitarium, for aged. Call
Parkway $3.50. ID
PIANO PLAYER twhitei. young. SIS
per week. work half an hour on
the hour. Apply at JOHNNY'S. 500
18th ct Sc After = n m tx
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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CABINETS, glass front. suitable for
frozen food display boxes and con-
ventional cabinets suitable for
home deep freezers. Reasonably
priced; must see to appreciate
PRODUCTS CO. 1887 D st. Sc.
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at $50 on
TOWN AND
COUNTRY TIME
at 6:55 -. on
! O'CLOCK FINAL

Louis Allen reports the
latest weather news;
BrysOn Rash with the local
and national news stories;
and Jim Gibbons with
baseball and other sports
news.
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL (7)-Bold Journey:
A housewife visits the Arctic
regions of Norway, Sweden
and Finland.
1880, WTTG 81 Spy: A Ger
man spy recruits 80 IriShmen
to commit acts of sabotage in,
North Ireland in THE Fire
brand" starring Raymond
Massey.
$500, WTTG (5D-The Evening
Movie: Don Juan returns to-
Seville after a long absence,
only to find young imposter
is successfully impersonating
him in THE Private Life of
Don Juan"
500, WRC t4)-Ernie Kovacs
Show: Ernie becomes "Skod-
ney Silsky-Hollywood Cos
sip Columnist." Edie Adams
plays "Leena of the Jungle"
$3.50, WMAL tT-Voice of Fire
stone: Rise Stevens is guest
900, WNIAL (7l-Film Fair:
"Floodtide" stars Gordon
Jackson. A young farmer runs
away from home to achieve
fame as a ship designer.
800, WTOP (9)-The Charlie
Farrell Show: Mambos and a
moody Brazilian beauty pre-
sent problems to Charlie Far
rell at his Racquet Club.
800, WRC l4)--Medic: "She
Walks in Beauty" is a story of
a l2-year-old with a disfig-
ured foot.
$3.50, WRC (4)--Robert Mont
gomery Presents: Maybe To-
morrow" stars Mary Pickett
as a spinster domineered by
her mother.
$3.50, WTTG t5l--Boxing from
New York: Rory Calhoun VS..
Charlie King Cotton in a To-
round bout.
1000, WTOP (9l-Studio one
Summer Theater: The story
Of a big business as seen from
the viewpoint of two men who
employ different tactics in
their climb towards the top.
HIS, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show: big Bonanza" A
Union Army man, unjustly
accused of cowardice in battle
escapes his Federal guard.
11:2O, WMAL 1.-THE Night
Show; "Genghis Khan" stars
Manuel Condo as the Asiatic
conqueror.
1850. WRC D-comedian Jerry
Lester presents the Gene
Krupa quartet.
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will miss NBC, and the perform
ers. in turn. will miss many of
the hotels, er. facilities.
+
COME BACK:
Most intriguing item in the
days TV news concerns the fact
that Jerry Lester, the comedian
who pioneered in late night
live" programming for NBC,
will return tonight as Steve
Aliens sub at 1880, WRC-4.
Jerry had a fantastic vogue
with Broadway Open House"
some years ago. His company in
cluded TVS original dumb
blonde, Dagmar. dancer Ray
Malone, singer Dave Streets. a
quartet of singers named the
Mello-Larks. or something like
that They're now with Smoky
LanSon) and bandleader Milton
DeLugg.
The success of the Lester
troupe was phenomenal and 1
doubt if any show before or
since - including Steve Aliens
H. kept a greater proportion of
the viewing population up watch
ing the antics. Such expressions
as George" baceame part of the
slang vocabulary. Dagmar's
dramatic "recitations" were Gag
Ierly discussed the next day in
Government Offices by sleepy
eyed workers.
Then came rumors of trouble
in the company and pretty soon
the series began to toboggan.
Jerry attempted a show in prime
time much like Allen is now
doing called Sound OFF" and
THE late night technique Topped
in the evening hour.
saw Jerry recently at the
Casino and he's still a very
funny fellow who hasn't lost the
knack of working an audience
into his act. He told me he had
several ideas for new TV shows
one children's program about
which he was particularly en-
thusiastic but nothing obviously
came of them.
So jerry is back in New York
to try TV again. taking on To
night" this week plus a guest
stint on THE Arthur Murray
Party" Thursday 90 pm,
WTOP-9) with fellow comics
Phil Foster. Larry Storch and
Lenny Kent.
The CHS announcement, in
cidentally, lists his name last in
the group of four. Four years
ago, it would have been first. As
it is, he'll be a completely new
personality to millions of view
ers who have bought sets since
the heyday of Broadway Open
House."
Time has a way of pulling
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

900. WIDOW, WASH-FM-In
the Concert Hall: Beethoven,
Symphony No. 3 in E; Quar-
tet in G Major.
500, WWDC-Bob Wolff: Bob
features an on-the-Spot inter-
view with the sports headliner
of the day and reports ma
tional sports highlights.
1880, WGMS (AM-FM) Music
from Germany: The Concert
Orchestra of the West Ger
man Radio in Cologne, con-
Quoted by Hermann Hage-
stedt, plays new works by
Fischer. Stiel and Haas.
$3.50, WMAL-Voice of Fire
stone: Rise Stevens is guest
soloist.
lO:O5, WMAL--Mystery Time:
Mike Malloy, Private Eye" is
hot on the trail of another
law violator.
1905, WGMS-Music Room:
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at 200 on
LADIES' HOME
THEATRE

Part l of tOmOrrOw's
dOuble-bill is "The Indis-
Greet Mrs. Jarvis" starring
George Brent. Part III is
"Alannah," starring Mar
guerite Chapman.
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Beat the Clock" stunt. which is
now past the $4,000 mark.
He practiced it all week, too,
doing the stunt in 10 seconds
but grabbing the stick with his
hand turned out to be verboten,
alas.
Louise P. is in a dither-she
tuned in her favorite disc per-
.sonality, Les Sand. on WWDC,
and heard him say that he was
leaving the station to be sports
director of another. THAT
would be Mutual's WGMS,
ILouise-and it could be a great
break for Les. He has more OF
a real sports background than
all the other sportScaSters COM
bined, Bobo Newsom excepted,
and / know that Mutual's Wash
ington boss, Bob Hurleigh, has
big plans for him.
CHS has signed Raymond Burr
for the lead in the Erie Stanley
Gardner Perry Mason" mystery
series. Production begins
next month.
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ACT I0 N
at 800 on
AFTERNOON FILM
FESTIVAL

TOmOrrOw's feature is the
screen classic, The Lady
VanisheS," starring Michael
Redgrave. A woman
vanisheS from a Balkan
bound express train.
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jacent to the Naval Communica-
lions Center. The ground level
at that point is 1856 feet eleva-
ton and the WRC-4 antenna
will soar $40 feet to make it the
highest structure in Washington.
The two-story building plans
call for three TV studios, 60 by
100 feet, so by 40 feet, and a
small TV commercial studio. If
more are needed, WRC will be
able to add them easily.
At least $50 cars will be ac-
commodated in the parking area,
which will be grand news for
performers who had to park
blocks away from the present
studios. or pay parking fees.
The Sheraton Park, of course.
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at 100 with
the RUGGLES

A new chapter in the
hilarious family situation
comedy starring the real
life family of veteran
star Charlie Ruggles.
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crossing his antennas, is that the
building will be ready for occu-
pancy by the fall of next year.
Maybe even sooner.
The development of color I'M
doubtedly spurred the project.
In announcing the construction,
MICS president, Robert Sarnoff,
said that the decision repre-
Sents another phase of the NBC
effort to spur the development
of color on a national basis"
With the start of operations in
the new plant, the majority of
all local "live" programs will be
telecaSt in color.
The Nebraska avenue site in
cludes seven acres and is adj
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1-7 - -
WToP tch. -
Piek Temples Ranch
| Sunshine Sue
Golden Snare"
| Kit Carson
Ny little MsrsIs
Gale Storm
Foreign IneIseHi
| Anne Preyille
The Cisco Kid
Duncan ReHsids
b:Su Spouisut
Edwards News
| The Range Rider
Adventures Of
Robin Hsod
Burns ans Allies
Talent Scouts
Arthur eodiTey
Charlie Farrell Show
-
Vic DamOne Show
Studio One
Summer rheatel
Something
ventured"
i1P N Report
The late Show
big BONANZA"
Richard Arlen
] Robert Livingston
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Handel. Sonata for Cello &,
Harpsichord; Rossini, Excerpt
from Woodwind Quartet No.
l in F,
1885, WTOP-Campaign So
CHS news correspondent Blair
Clark is key reporter in the
first of special series of broad
casts highlighting political
developments prior to start
of Presidential Conventions.
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tricks on uS--the gags and gim-
micks that made us laugh a few
years ago sometimes go out of
date faster than ladies' fashions.
In another vein. I saw the movie,
"Intermezzo" on Safeway Thea
ter Saturday night (WRC-4)
and wish l hadn't. Some of the
romantic dialogue made my hair
stand on end, (Only Ingrid Berg
man and Leslie Howard re-
manned the same.)
Here's hoping the old Bean
bag" makes it a second time.
X 4
On the Run:
Did you catch that game OF
musical chairs with sports cars
on Let's Take a Trip" (WTOP-
81 yesterday? 1t looked like
Ifun--with host Sonny Fox gal
lantly participating in tn {
roundhouse roughhouSe.
/ felt almost as sorry as the
Yosts of Bethesda Saturday
when hubby tripped on the
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ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
A Handsome New
Home for WRC-4
BY BERNIE HARRISON

It's official now-WRC-4 and WRCrado will not only get
that sleek 81 million home at 4001 Nebraska avenue
but in record time
Coormnded NBC and its Board of speedily ap-
the project Ground will within week or two
and the hope general Carleton said yesterday
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at 1880 -. on
RACKET SQUAD

Reed Hadley stars as
Captain BraddOck in this
award-winning series based
on actual cases of racketS
and confidence games.
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eleVISIOn OmorroW-Tuesdoy August J, 1856
WRc Gh Nsa 7ss s2s ass Cooking woP
rh ssss
PM -MRc lch q WIG ch 81 MhAAL lch D WIoP lch q
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HELP-ooMESTIc

CHILD CARE and Rh.w. Care for
2-yr.-old ooy of employed couple.
Full charge Of small but comfort
able rambler-type home. White
woman. Live in. Call FL. 4-S60s.
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HELP-WoMEN

X-RAY TECHNICIAN; Experienced
full or part time, in private once
Call Sunday. DE. 2-6133 or week.
days. Ma. $3.50.
LADIES "a. Need money! Become
an AVON repres. and earn 500
$50 MNy. DI. 7-022I. 3
WOMEN We carry q thousand
items suitable for party plan oper.
alton, No investment necessary
Catalog on request. Ii. 3-6l3S. Il
WOMAN. white, between 25 and 90
year old, who is aggressive and has
initiative. wants to get ahead
Capable Of assuming responsibilities
In financing dept. Of modern laun-
dry. No experience necessary. Will
train. Permanent position to RICH,
person. Salary open. Apply In per-
son to Mrs. Kessler, STERLING
LAUNDRY. 1921 9th st. NV, 3
WOMAN, white, age 20 to 40, to
work in liquor and grocery store
hrs. 4:30 to 8 weekdays, 4:3O ia
10 Sat. Apply 2159 p st. NV. OF
call no. 2-0534.
WOMEN. white. from Sc. section
for telephone solicitation work from
your home; call 10. 7-70Ol or 10
$4,000 bet. 9 and IL am. only.
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STEWARDESSES
PAN AMERICAN
WORLD ANYWAYS
INTERNATIONAL F,1GHTs

Fly 70 Europe. Asia. Africa. OPP
portunity to progress TO purser at
salaries in excess Of $4,000 per year.
Must be single. age 81 TO 81,
height 81" 10 ST.. weight ITO TO
1875 lbs. Must be attractive with
gracious personality. good health,
5000 vision: able 2 swim. Must be
the following languages in addition
70 English: French, German, Italian.
Portuguese. Dutch. a Scandinavian
Language. Greek, Polish HUNGARIAN,
Czechoslovakian. Turkish. Arabic or
Hindustani
interviews will be held in Wash
ington April 11th and l2th. Call
between and 8, Mon. through
Fri, TO arrange appointment.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-Recep.
Zionist. modern ONCE. some tipping
REQUIRED: 5-day week: $50 to 4:30.
$50 per week. abby 22l5 Adams
ri, ne -
TEACHERS IwhlteJ Many vacan.
fsi IHiSfss SoFHcY. tis i ecsha aTfIoe,
st BALTIC Mo Mulberry h-6S5ni
TEACHERS, white, for sept.-Eng-
lish. Social Studies, Math.. Chem
istIy. physics. Biology, Phys. Ed,
Music. Commercial and Elementary
Private and Public Schools. Salaries
from $1,000 to $4,000 ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 1871 @ st.
NV, RE. 7-393S. -
TEACHER for the 1862 session
OF a coop Kindergarten. State
qualifications and experience. Box
[ 2S4, Greenbelt, Nd
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HELP-WokAEN

PRACTICAL NURSE. white: to liv,
in; good home for right person
Call RA, 6-906S. II
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Registel
now in NAPLES Real Estate Schoo
for classes beginning Monday. April
18th. Full time graduates in de.
mand. We can place you. Phone
for details. MARSHALL j. MAPLE
1924 l4th st, NV. AID. 4-2O05.
RECEPTIONIST ASSISTANT fol
doctors once: some laboratory Of
nursing training desirable. Boz
RECEPTIONIST. to work in doctors
ONCE. Expert typing and bookkesp-
ing essential. Sc, resident pre-.
ierred. 10 2-12l2. IS
RECEPTIONIsTS for front desk and
secretarial service switchboard
Large new apt. project In nearby
Va. Day OF. evening hours. Ex-
perience preferred, but not neces.
sary. We will train. See manager
ARLINGTON TOWERS APIS.
Washington bldg, Arlington blvd.
Arlington. Va. No phone call
please, II
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HELP-WokAEN

SECRETARY. legal exper. pref, bu,
d dSs ns &c ssaS s NxrI SassE E *
SERVICE. ii0s 18Th st. NV. At L
SECRETARIES t2). for consultants,
top-night. attrac.. age to 30: to
$3.50. NATIONAL EMPL. SERV-
ICE nos 10th st. NV. at L. Elk.
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THE : H Is { j II c. CO.. :
Waahinaton - AZ - 11h

WashinEton. p st. at 9TH NV.
OFFICE POSITIONS
Abstractor, BIS. In chem. $4,000
Iravel voucher clerk. exper sBb-S7C
process insurance clerk. type $3.50
Dental assts. (3l S5b 10 SfiC
Cleik-typists, billing typists. PIX
typiets. receipt. -typists, all locations
and exper. SbH IN ar
Addressograph, graph. oprs. S50-$b6
Cashicrs' reservation clerks. stock
and file clerks SAB TO S66
| ATLAS AGCY. '''
1890 n. =. Ave. NV. Room 500
PAPER soRTERs, 70 sort and rad,
waite paper. 2llb Bryant 81. ne.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARIES
CLERK YPISTS
BEGINNERS

BKKPG. MACH. oPRs.. exper..
1925
LAB TECHS. h. .. grad. or better.
any science SO. 900 plus
2 SIN SIS ur
BILLING CLERKS. no typ. SI95
MANY OTHERS
v WOOD Personnel.
SEE MISS WOOD
DO SOUTHERN nj nc NJ E-Eo
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OFFICE ASSISTANTS

VI 4 NE AOO1O i AIN ID
Wonderful opportunity for youns
women thoroughly experienced IN
once procedures No shorthand nee.
essary but good tipping essential
General all around duties In such in.
teresting departments as
ADVERTISING AND PERSONNEL
oooo appearance and personalit,
necessary day week, discount
Decentralization and many other com
4 pany benefits
AppTY FAHpr ovnsrNy-r ,ovu,,-
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COMPuTER

CONSTRUCTION FIRM has perma-
nent position for settled, reliable
woman Of business-like nature to
assist bonkkeeper in payroll and
general routine; desire tipping and
hling ability; high intelligence,
initiative, proper attitude, and per-
sonal appearance to outweigh ex-
perience. 5l1-day week, air -condi-
TONED once, pleasant surroundings.
Apply Box 9313, Rosslyn Sta. Arl.
p. Va. a
COOK. Must know how to bake
pies; References required. COR.
MANS VILLAGE INN. 6lO6 r. /
COSMETIC AND CIGAR CLERK,
part time, 4 evenings. Saturday
morning and every other sunday.
ABBY In person, PACKETS
PHARMACY. s472 Piney Br. I'd.
Silver Spring. 3
C0UNTERGIRL, white preferred, one
that can sew. afternoon hours. ia.
COUNTERGIRL for dry cleaning
store: white: exp. only. ALLEN
PARK-VALET, 6646 N. "a ave. %
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TEACHERS
VACATION EMPLOYMENT

Personnel director Of nationally
known corporation will Interview
teachers for summer positions that
are different This high-pAyins
creative vacation work appeals TO
teachers who want TO grow profess
sionally while enjoying a change Of
pace from the classroom. Write in
confidence for interview giving de-
tails OF teaching experience. 'ele-
Phone number and previous vaca-
tion employment. Box TAR. Star.
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PART TIME, AGE 1880
$40 PER EVENING

Six women TO work evenings. Il iii
$40 pm. public relations dent OF
national hrm White only. $40 per
eve 10 those who qualify For inter.
view, call EX. 3-34l0, Mon, Tues,
ii am. to 3 pm. -
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TYPIST, WHITE. EXPERIENCED
Dietaphone transcriber: CORE,
spondence dept. OF magazine cir.
culation ONCE; 5-day, 37Ia-hr. wk.
company benefits: 1928 per mo
MR.. DENNEY. DI. 7-34l2. Ext. 81
N. r. A., Annex, 1926 L st. NV.
3
TYPIST; Dictaphone operator: pleas.
ant telephone voice, neat appear.
ance; mature woman; salary S5t
weekly: Call Sun. bet. II pm
OIL. 2-496S.
TYPIST, for policy writing depart.
ment; 6-day week, air-conditionec
office. free disqualification, lif'
insurance. bonus plan. Phone
MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY
INC" 1901 H st. NV.
TYFIST, fast. neat and accurate
Dictaphone. shorthand not re-
Quired. Small engineering ONCE. Du-
pont circle area. 35-hour week, SETS
plus benefits. Call for appointment
DU. 7-4ll2. -
TIPPING REASONABLE, NEAR I5tt
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SINGER
Tap or Hula Dancer

CAP'N GUYS CLUB. 1912 N. Y
ave. NV. ST. 3-9IS7 after pm
Additions nightly. 3
sTENOGRAPHER. minimum expsT. ;
6-day week, Salary open McLEOr
AND FERRARA. 1l45 10Th st. NV.
Suite sol, RE, 7-43O7. ii
sTENOGRAPHER for motion pic
ture concern: S3,41b per VI. Il
start 5-day. 40-hr wk, leav,
privileges dictation q5 W.pm. OF
better. Apply End nr., 1912 1911
st NV. or call Ii, 5-6700. Ext
STENO.. s3aa mo-: b-day, 40.hr
Wk. must be exper. in tipping sta.
tistical statements; old-estahl nrm
In reply state age, race, education
and eXper Box ll2-R. Star
STENOS.-1f your steno skill Il
good and you can operate an cleo
trio typewriter and want an inter.
esting Job either part or full time
call ST. 3-1a72.
sTENO6RAPHER. legal. part-tims
reasonable, Investment Bldg. Boi
sTTEN00GRAPHER capitol HID, Re.
publican, accurate shhd and typ.
$4,000. NATIONAL EMPL. SERV-
ICE: los 10th st. NV" at l.. Elk
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OPPORTUNITIES
FOR YOUNG LADIES

Full.time teachers and inter.
viewers Tor free ARTHUR MURRAY
training course aees - 10 II and
cOlege BACKGROUND preferred 500
wk. for 80 teaching hrs Apply IN
person iOll Conn, ave. NV. pm
Ito m. only. II
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HELP-WoAEN
Laundry-Dry Cleaning
Helm

We have several perm. position
in our production depts. for women
ence is helpful but not necessary
vacation with pay, free insurance
and other employee benefits. Appl
ELITE LAUNDRY, 2119 14th st. n W