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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
FLASH, FI.AAlii
MIS- EiIZABETH EWING DIES

Mrs. william IEiiRabeth) NV
ing, 5000 2oth Az, w., well.known
church and civic worker died
Thursday morning. August ~ In
Fairview hospital, where shs had
been a patient for the past two
weeks
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed at press time. For
further details, contact Woodland
Funeral Home, ny. osT7.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
Soeialites Prepare
To Observe Clubs
10Th Anniversary
RUBY HURLEY

Minneapolis Socialitca, Inc, are
their goth Anniversary
during the Labor Day week end
with reunion " members from
several states
Festivities will include house
parties. formal dinner parties, pic
MES and will be climRNcd with q
grand birthday ball on Saturday
evening september 4
Visiting members who are en-
pectcd Ia be present are Roberta
Singer Powell Of Niles, Mich, iAl.
han Tyler Green OF Chicago. III,
Donald Session, Christine Carter
Johnson, Wilson Johnson, all of
Los Angeles. Calif. and Frances
English Warren of New York CITY,
Deceased members are Donald
Strawdcr. Aioiae Moore. Dorothy
Carter PuEh, Elsie hcMoors and
Philip Mccullough. honorary.
Present officers are Edward
Robbins. president; oEora Bailey
treasurer. Gladys Session. score
tary. and Richard Session and
Claude Mason co-chAirmap Of tbs
clubs observance
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL x

Chicago Visitor: Mrs Teola (T) Banks of Chicago ar
rived Monday morning August 20 be with Mrs Richard d.
Mess who patient in the Cornelius Nursing Home IN
Minneapolis Mrs Banks old friend of Mr. and Mrs Moss
will spend few days aud stopping at the Moss home a" o'o
Rondo Az,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-24
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

House Guests Mr. and Mrs Robert Kirby l029's Olson
Highway have their house guests Mr. and Mrs Hubert
Prmm and Mr. and Mrs Howard Enx and brother all of In
dianapolis Ind Mrs Prmm sister of Mr. Kirby The
Ors plan 10 spend some time fishing at Lake Adney
Visiting In Texas Miss Harriet Bowman 1912 Fourth Av
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10
George Garrett, Jr.
Outstanding Award

Geo~ge Z. Carrot. Jr.. son Of Mr.
and> Mrs G E Garrett. Of Keys
vile received the award as the
Outstanding Altman of the Fourth
Altitude c h a m b c Indoctrination
Flight for the past six months. HIS
rating is aiIman second class.
Garrett is a psychological train
ing specialist at CasWell Air Force
Base, FIT Worth, Tex. His duty is
to LECTURE on all phases of this
aiming as well as conduct simu-
lated high altitude flights in the new
low altitude chamber.
HIS award was based on respect
of subordinates and superiors. mill
tary manner. technical ability. in
itlative and loyalty He is also per
forming the administrative work in
his organization The citation WAS
presented July /. by Col Howard
w Moore. commander
Garrett married the former Miss
Arlene Duncan. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Duncan, Of Hampden-
Sydney and they are making their
homo in Fort Worth, Tex.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10

Mrs. Halle Baldridge and Mrs
c. c. Harvey visited the Emmett
Dunkums and Mrs Alfred Harris
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen and son
were Farmvllle visitors last week
Mrs. c. r Wise returned home
Thursday after having spent some
time visiting her son ana family.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Grigg. and MI
and Mrs. KappCS all of Richmond
Mrs. Pearl Elam and Miss
Thackston. Of the Sou Inside Hos
pi,al nursing staff visited Mrs
Margaret Hamilton the past week
and Cd some fishing
Mrs Lison Reed and daughter.
Mrs, Olyn Arnold and two small
sons, of Jacksonville Fla. Mr.
and Mrs Fred Chance and two
sons. of Pigeon Forge, Tenn. and
Mr.. end Mrs John King of Veal
thia. Va, were visitors Of Mrs NJ
NJ. Julian.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10
Five area Graduates
Enroll For College
II Mary Washin eton

EeW students enrollina in Sep
tc'UNef for TIE 45th acadcm c Ses-
sian At Mary WASHINGTON College of
tho University of VIRGINIA represent
81 states. the District of Columbia
and Puerto Rico and include four
sets of twins and ten daughters Of
a'Hmaae Among the young women
WHO have been accepted for ad-
m sSion are.
Miss Kinsey Bass Green. of Pow
hatan and Miss Stephany Alpha
Manchester, of ClayvilIc graduates
Ct PoThafan Fieh School
Also Miss Barbara ellis Nc
laughln of Route 2. Farmville.
aEd Miss Fannie Marie Weinberg
II inst Avenue. FarmIille. gradu-
atcS Ct FarnWlc High School. and
MISS hnnc Landon Harris, Of Route
+ F2rmville q graduate Of Worsh-
am HCh School
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10

tHrce for Other items. less in the
na'u c Of necessities take rela-
lively larger share of the sepndngS
# h'eher-lncone FAMILIES than of
iower-inccmc families.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10

o-cup sac, made q nea+-resis-
tont GAS, with cup markings
On lower bowl. end Dakeiite
handle.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Community Calendar
Cor Calendar listings call MA 4.466D

CFor Calendar lstings call MA 4466D
SATURDAY, Oct 27-Rishona Pioneer Women Oneg Shah
bat 1:3O pm. 4738 N Campbell.
SUNDAY, Oct. 28-Mr. and Mrs Club of Anshei Israel
Pad-up Membership Halloween Party $3.50 pmr
Al Auditorium.
SUNDAY, Oct 28-Chicago Friendly Social Club meeting
7:30 pm, Knights of Pythias Hall; City of Hope Ha
waiian Affair, Cotillon Club.
MONDAY, Oct. 29-Hadassah Canasta Club, pm, AL
Auditorium.
TUESDAY, Oct 30-Young Israel Sisterhood Luncheon
pm, Sahara Guest Ranch.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 31-JWV Auxiliary Rummage Sale
La Pacita.
MONDAY, Nov. 5-Hadassah Canasta Club pm, AL
Auditorium.
TUESDAY, Nov. 6-Temple Emanuel Sisterhood Library
Tea. pm, Temple Emanuel.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Jewish Workmen's Circle social
meeting pm, Al. Auditorium; Rishona Pioneer
meeting 1890 pm, AL Auditorium
THURSDAY, Nov 8-Natonal Women's Committee of
Brandeis University Tea, 1 pm, $3.50 Firenzi Dr.
Casa AdobeS Estates.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26

legislative change.
Garvey, in Tucson to ar
range for allocations from the
Tucson Combined Jewish Ap-
peal for the needy work of the
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Soci-
ETY.. said the United States is
the No. 1 choice of the Euro
peans not migrating to Israel.
"THEY ALMOST all want
to come to this country, II not
Israel" Garvey said. But we
will be able to settle only
some $500 this year under the
McCarran-Walters act. There
are many, many problems in
volved in bringing the people
to new homes.
Fortunately we are getting
fine cooperation from Austria.
liza and now Brazil has agreed
to open it's quotas,
1--WE HOPE that some day"
Garvey continued, 1--WE Will De
able to bring more of our peo,
nle to this country. But L
can't see any legislative
changes in the foreseeable tu-
ture-not, at least, in the next
year or two"
Garvey said that HAS, one
of the beneficiary agencies Oh
the Tucson CJA, will settle
more than 5000 people thls
year.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26

gates. 1 know that with the
executive board you have
elected we will do the import
ant jobs before u.s."
ALSO REELECTED were
Mr.. David N. Ginsburg, first
vice-president; Mr.. Sidney M.
Gilberg, second yice-presi-
dent; Mr.. Sol Kamin, secre-
tary; and Mr., Stanley A. Kat
cher treasurer.
The executive board is made
up of Rabbi Albert T, Bilgray,
Rabbi Marcus Breger, Mrs.
Elmer Go1dwyn, Mr.. Henry H.
Kaufman, Mr.. Joe Myerson,
DR.. Otis Miller, Mrs. Sy Schulz
man. Mr.. Marvin Volk, Mr.. j.
E. levin, Mr.. Jack Fruch-
thendler, Mr.. Morris Rosen-
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Jews; In Chino
Seeking Move
To Israel

LONDON, (JTA)-A re-
port on the situation of
Jews in Communist China
was presented here today at
a meeting of the Board OF
Deputies of British Jews. 1t
was also reported that there
is increasing evidence that
the Arab states, especially
Egypt, are developing their
attacks on Israel into a gen.
eral attack on Jews every
where, in a manner strongly
reminiscent of Nazi propa-
ganda.
The report on the situa-
ton of the Jews in China
was prepared on the basis
of news from British dele
cation which recently visit
ed China. The majority OF
the Jews there, the report
said. desire to emigrate to
Israel, but are experiencing
difficulties in obtaining exit
visas. The Board is taking
steps which, it is hoped, Will
remove these difficulties.
1t was also reported at
the meeting that in view OF
the widespread concern
created in the community
and among the general pup
lie by the announced lnten-
ton of the Federal German
government to re-enllst IN
the new German Army and
in their former ranks, Of
ficers who had served in the
SIS. the Board has maze
representations to the Brit
ish Government on the mat
ter.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Obituaries
InIlllHIIlHlll Observation-Disclosures

Micna,,, Keller, 62, of 1926
E. 1st St s. :, died Oct. Il III o
local hospital. He was a native
of Paterson, NJ, and hao
been a Tucson resident for lO
years.
Survivors include his wife,
Edna, and nephew, Robert
Lewis of Houston. Rabbi Bre-
ger conducted the local serV-
ices. Further services were
conducted and burial was IN
Paterson.
Mrs. Fannie Brod, 70, of 73l
E 9th ST., died Oct. 18. She IS
survived by a nephew, Morrle
Landau of Los Angeles.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rabbi Breger ana
burial was at Evergreen
Cemetery.
Harold Simon, former man.
ager of Rhodes Jewelry Store,
died suddenly Sept. %, in San
Diego, Calf.
Surviving are his wife,
Jerry, and son, Michael. the
Simons had resided in Tue
son until moving to San Diego
last month.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Yiddish Actors
Forming Group

NEW YORK, (JTA) = A
new theatre group-the Yid-
dish Dramatic Players-has
been formed here by the He
brew Actors Union in an eff
fort ito promote employment
for it's members" it was re-
ported in Variety" show
business trade newspaper.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Mrs. SoIof Appointed

Mrs. Ben Solot has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Jew
ish Social Service committee.
Announcement of the ap-
pointment was made by Mr..
David Kramer, president OF
the Tucson Jewish Commun-
it'll Council.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Council Re-eIects Same
Slate For 1861 Year

Mr. David Kramer accountant and civic leader has been
reelected president of the Tucson Jewish Community Council
accepting the office, Mr. Kramer said II grateful
confidence know that will all be work
ing together irving to carry out the mandates of the dele
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26

baum, Mrs. Henry H. Kauf-
mann, DR.. Milton Goldberger,
Mrs. Hy Strikman and Mr..
Murray Leaf.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
HAS Aide Sees No Drop
Of U.S.. Immigration Bon

the lifting immigration bans by the United States but
Victor Garvey representative of United HAS
said in Tucson doesn't in the foreseeabe future any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
HELP-WoMEN
Executive Assistant

Permanent career position as ex-
ecutive assistant in charge Of ad-
ministration for an association which
is one of the leading publishing
organizations in the educational
field.
Minimum starting salary $1,000
Work. is in new air-conditioned ma
tional headquarters building. located
near Statler Hotel Association offers
liberal employe benefits, including l.
month vacation.
You should be a college graduate
with solid experience in co-ordinat-
ing office activities and handling
correspondence: be free TO travel to
convention cities to assist in man
agement OF 3 national conferences
each year; have some talent in
budget planning and supervision;
possess stenographic skill in con-
nection with minutes OF Board Of
Directors: be the kind of doll with
whom a Woodworking staff OF IL
persons will fan Immediately In love.
You will work directly with the
Executive Director of the Associa-
.tion. and will become Immediately
a key member OF the management
team. II you think you meet the
requirements of this challenginE
position, reply in confidence with
iull details of background and ex-
perlence. Personal interviews will
be arranged Immediately for the Il
most promising applicants. Address
replies to Box 293H, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13

handle customers capablv. DI.
7-0223.
all housewives;
work from YOUR home at your
convenience; earnings unlimited.
call IN person only. 900 Kennedy
81. NV.
WOMEN for telephone sales work,
In your own home and selected
hours. JU. S-5736.
WOMEN to do skip-tracing and tele-
phone work on installment ac-
counts. g. or 8-day week optional.
S-hour day. Experience necessary
Write Box 72-H, Star.
GOVERNMENT WORKERS! Earn
a50U or more between now and
Christmas selling widely known
Avon cosmetics to co-workers in
your spare time. Call MRS DUNN,
Mon, DI. 7-0221; Sat and Sun.
bet. q and 5. DE. 2-6i00. Ext. 500.
NEW OFFICE, 200 Jobs. men. women.
clerks, typ, secy., bk sales tech.
ABLES, 140- N. Y. ave-. Rm. 226.
Ia
ALL AGES. 1885: typistS, secre-
ttsries; S50-Sl00 wk. OPENINGS for
oprs. WELCOME at BOYD'S lest.
40 yrs.l cor. 18th and G SITS. NV.
Ma. S-2340.
WE ARE INTERVIEWING NOW for
t6l capable women. to handle est.
Avon customer lists, In various Sec
tons DI T-0221
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HELP-WoMEN
MATHEMATICIANS

Interesting positions involving So
luton algebraic and geometric eaua-
lions, reduction of experimental
d. ia, etc. available in mathematical
services section of non Government
scientific research group in Penta-
gon. Minimum requirements are
ematics or physical sciences. Salary
open. Call RE. 7-4l06 after $3.50
am. Monday through Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
DDING MACHINES. TYPEWRIT

ADDING MACHINES TYPEwRII.
Frs. SIS up--Your choice only 81
Cali Wards EM s.s5sS NOW
AIR CONDITIONER for car. S2i5.
10. 5.3gss 49,
AIR CONDITIONER, SERYEL-Gas-
operated residential, yesr-Tnund
unit Used only = scaEOuS $500
cash. BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO
INC 1875 Wis ave nv. FE,
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STENOGRAPHER

For managers ONCE; under 40 yrs /;
hours 9 to .. DAYS: to / every
other Sat. Good salary, Cmploye
benefits; air conditioned. cali man
ager for appointment HU. $4,000
Hotel Dupont Plaza
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HElP-WOMEN
STENOGRAPHERs

STENOGRAPHERS Wonderful
opportunity for qualified stenogra-
piers desiring temporary employ
ment. Immediate daytime assign
ments: vacation requirements (no
week ends or evenings. ME. s.
33oO
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STENOGRAPHER

~ III 10
Permanent position in our order
dept. Salary advancement varied
duties. 5-day week with liberal COM
pany benefits. Air-conditioned once.
Apply
STONE STRAW CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NURSE. PRACT ADULT AND BABY
CARE AND GHW Elk 3-3i72
LIVE IN OR OUT i3'
ACCURATE, FAST TYPIsT and ex-
perieneed offce worker. Please
write Box 375-G. Star. Ia
WOMAN. oolored. reliable, wants
char work. cleaning of1ces at night.
RA. 3-6926 ~
WOMAN. white. refined. with good
reference desires TO care for an
elderly person living alone, capable
Of taking complete charge. 300
Longfellow ST, NV
sTENO. -sECY. ayaiahle for temp.
work legal and general exper..
ref. 10. s-s72b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

WANTED-Man to drive new Ford
station wagon to Miami. about
Aug. L.. TO A-h510
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
District 7-0842

SECRETARIAL SWITCHBOARD OPP
Hours 3 10 II pm; : sepsrsts
bldes Apply 1880 Columbia I'd. NV
SECRETARY to mgr. of life ms. co
reasonable young woman under 80:
ms, exper. not nee. but good tipping
and shorthand eSsentiali 3d.. 5-day
week; air-cond. office. $500 mo- to
start. Call MR.. O'DONNELL. ME
SECRETARY to law partner: con-
genial associates: IBM typewriter:
$4,000 per year. Call RE. 7-7643.
SECRETARY; 4 hours, Q to /; s.
day week: give references and age.
Box ll6-H. Star.
SECRETARY - 5-day. 40-hr. wk;
decentralization. insurance and re-
tirement provided Salary open
Age limit. So. NATIONAL COTTON
COUNCIL OF AMERICA, ST. $4,000.
SECRETARY = National organiza-
ton now in 59th year has excel
lent opportunity for experienced
young lady. New aforementioned
Offices; centrally located down.
town. Hours: 9-5, 5-day wk. Paid
vacation, group disqualification
Starting annual salary, $500.
Call Mr.. Reichert. MA S-6512.
SECRETARY for church in Beverly
Hills. Alex: tipping, shorthand:
gen. sec. work. full or part time,
vacation state qualifications. SAL
airy, hours desired. Box 69-J. Star.
SECY., Govt. contracts. exper. mfg.
rep; start $50 wk. Miss Grant at
BOYD'S. cor. 18th and @ NV.
tST. 3-366fil,
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LADY DrSIREs day's Vork, Non

LADY DESIRES days work. Mon
Tues, Wed references. LII
4-3576. 15'
COOKS. MAIDS, AL: 3 yrs, D c.
Refs open Sun. TX 3-5J3b I3'
for Saturday. III 3-25B2
wishes dayVork Phone Tuesday
onlv no 2-1O25
COLORED WOMAN desires child
AD 4.5is0
CoLORED LADY desires days work
siid
CoLORED GIRL wants esyt yark.
or REGULAR Iob, expsr. III 7-0al ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
STENQGRAPHER

Interesting position. varied duties
co. experience helpful
but not essential. Desirable location;
GOOD hours: good starting salary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
TYPIST

Large aeronautical communications
company Offers pleasant working
condE. In downtown air-cond. ONCE.
vacation, sick leave. airline priyi-
leses. Call NE. S-3600, Ext, 296.
TYPIST
5-dav, 3hi4-hr. week. Company
benefits Excellent working condf-
tlons. Apply REMINGTON. RAND.
1915 L 81. NV
TYPlSTS. reccptionists. PIX oprs
with typing 80 openings DAILY
ME- sns :! Evans y's a. ssoYp,s cor In IN
positions, welcome: visit. first
today.
MATTRESSES. white. counter serv-
ice from . am. to 3 pm See
MISS REfCHENBAUGH IN person.
GATEWAY RESTAURANT. Union
station.
WAITRESS. white. 5-day week: aver
age $50 wklyi must be neat and
reliable, Apply all day "wednesday.
WACSHAL'S DELICATESSEN. 4s55
.iass, ave. nv
WAITRESS. experienced. 10 serve
excellent food ana cocktails 70 high
type clientele Hours - noon 70
2 an Closed Sundays Also part
tAliAt fFfAlAho. W EAfnllNes fFL=
manent position CAFE BUR-
GuNDY b03t Conn ave NV.
WAITRESS. experienced lunch only
No phone calls THE sAxONY
no. Pa. ave nv.
GIRLS. white. 90 70 IS, 70 learn
to operate machines for manufac.
turing envelopes no experience
necessary experienced operators
viii teach you, those who have
worked around machinery are de-
Eirable; steady work. 81 per hour.
good opportunity. no Saturday
work vacation with pay. ChrEt-
mas bonus and paid holidays
Apply WASHINGTON ENVELOPE
CO, goo 26th 81. ne before ~
noon.
GIRL fwhitel. general work IN real
estate once, aims, typinR. answer
Inc Telephone, gathering mus. be
accurate typikt Eith some book.
keeping experience. Call for apt.
MARSHALL J WAPLE co.
1924 l4th ST NV AID 4.2005
LADY, 30 or over. Dy-Dee Wash IA
SEEKING refined LADY 70 call on IS
eut,omerx No ssning b-day week,
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STENOGRAPHER

20 TO 35
Permanent position in our order
dept. Salary advancement. varied
duties. 5-dsy week with liberal COM
Apply
CTONrIr csnrn An1r conn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
IBM
KEYPUNCH OPERATORS
INSURANCE CLERK

Opening in insurance dept. OF
lge. real estate Co: insurance exper
desirable but not nee; must be able
TO type 80 w.p.m.; new air-cond
office. Bonus plan and many other
company benefits. Apply 1924 K st
NV Personnel office. Room 3l9,
CAFRITZ co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
HELP-DoMESTIc
SlTuATlohs--MEh

YOUNG MAN lspanishl seeks Job
3 yrs. college; knows refgr. elect
carp, paint. car and tools. III
2-2O2D i3'
MAN, colored, desires days work
gardener and house cleaning with
ref. Gail AID. 4-7blg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
HELP-WoMEN

WOMEN (5)-Immediate sales OPEN
ings for intelligent women who can
handle customers capablv. DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES

COLORED WOMAN. experienced,
wants maid work or days week.
Ii. 4-6751. i3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
ONE STRAW CORP.
900 Franklin ST NE
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
In property MANAGEMENT dept of
downtown real estate firm. Must have
some experience and capable of
meeting the public. Good salary
pleasant working conditions. See
Mr.. Marshall
Thos. ]. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
53S 1Sth at NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
STENOGRAPHERS

Large aeronautical communications
company offers pleasant working
.eonds. in downtown air-cond. ONCE /;
vacation. sick leave, airline privi-
leges. Call ME. $4,000, Ext. 900.
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AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED

KEN i Ell
n AN REFRIGERATION CO. INC.
22f Il GT NE Ii $4,000
ANTIQUES corner cupboard.
pine drop-leaf table. ice chfrry
chest Of draHsIs cherry amp table
also mahoV Gov Winthrop oefk.
matching Pembroke tables, mahog,
wall leaf table ! WinK chair. misc.
lamps All excellent .condition.
Reasonable Gail IN 2-7543 siter
y pm
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY sIDEBoARD.
~ inches long. $3.50, Al3 Bouth
Wakefield a., Arlington.
AT HALF or COST. oil burner, f7b;
"a IN, cleo. fan. Sl2. green chalk
board. ~, Juvenile table, : chairs,
$40. FIRE extinguisner, 40 utN.
cabinet SO; ioldinR rota, W Sleep
I'M pads. f2; blankets, 81 medi-
cine cabinet. ~ Rafgen cart, ~
B.pc place settings, bUci wooc pux-
zlfT. sl Ats1ftment canned goods,
so " 2-lJ7i
BATHTUHs. nsE ana used basins,
toilets. az lowest prices BLOCKS.
1916 Tee NV ia $1,000
CONTINUED 90 Next PASel
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STENOGRAPHER

~ AG4NN<SIlf1I I1GI1
For general Office work. including
bookkeeping. dictation. etc: expert
ence desirable but not essential;
paid vacation and Decentralization.
Apply BOWEN & CO., INC, i24S7
CHAPMAN ave, Rockville. Nd. Phone
HA. 1890.
STOCK CLERK. $40; countergiris,
$50 housekeepers. $40; nurse
maids, S.}5 PRUDENTIAL EN-
PLOYMFNT SERVICE. 1858 Wal
ZACH pl. NV. Between T and You
on l4th st.b
TEACHERS. white. private school in
nursery kindergarden. elementary
grades. LII. 4-5114.
TEACHERS. white. We can place a
few recent college graduates. in
elementary positions at $3.50 mo
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. 1871
G. NV.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
SALESPEOPLE

FROM VIRGINIA AREA
FULL OR PART TIME
For branch luggage and leather
goods store opening Sept. 20 in new
Seven Corners Shopping Center Ex
perinece not essential; willingness
to work a must Write TO p. D. LEB-
LING. - Wisconsin circle. Chevy
Chase 10, Md. giving age, sales ex-
perience If any, salary desired and
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