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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28
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Services

OUR LADY OF THE MIRAc.
ULoUS MEDAL NoVENA -
Mondays-St. Mary Msgdalene
Church. Columbus - s:3o am.
mass and servicesl 10 s.n1., 3
p.m., 4 p.rn., Sis pm, 6 p.m.,
6:45 p.m., 1880 p.nn.. Sis p.m.,
9 pm.
OUR LADY OF THE MIRAc.
ULoUS MEDAL kovENA-
Fridays. 1880 pm. Church of
the Holy Spirit, 43sl e. Broad
st. Confessions heard during
and after services.
ST. ANTHONY NoVENA-
St Peters Church, Columbus
Tuesdays, 7:30 pm.
OUR MOTHER OF PERPET
uAL HELP NovENA - ST.
christopher's church, colum.
bus - Tuesday, 1880 pm.
INFANT OF PRAGUE NO.
vENA - St. Ladislaus church,
Columbus - Wednesdays. 7:30
pm.
SoRRoWEuL MOTHER NO.
vEkA - Holy Gross Church.
Columbus - Fridays 1880 a.
m. Mass and serviees), IL
noon. 3 p.m., 5:2o pm. and
1880 pm.
SACRED HEART NovENA
Sacred Heart Church, colum.
bus-Fridsy, 7:45 pm.
IMMACULATE CON cE p
TON NoVENA - ST. Leo's
church, Columbus - Friday,
1880 Pm.
INFANT OF PRAGUE NO.
vENA - St. John the Evsnse.
list Church, Columbus - Sun.
days, 1880 pm.
INFANT OF PRAGUE NO.
VENA - Holy Esmily Church.
coIumbUs-Svndays. 1880 pm.
OUR LADY OF FATlMA
NOV ENA ST.. Aloysivs
Church. Columbus - Sundays,
7:4S pm.
ST. ANTHONY NovENA -
St. Joseph church, Dover.
Tuesday evenings. ZOO.
SoRRoWFUL MOTHER NO.
vENA - ST. Nicholas Church.
zsnesville. Fridsys-1l:30
Mass. Novens Services az II
noon and 1880 pm.
IMMACULATE HEART OF
MARY NovENA "Wednesday
st. Cecilia church. 430 Nor
ron Rd.. colUmbus--s:00 p. m.
Pastors are requested TO no.
fifty the Catholic Times. Po
Box 636 Columbus. when no.
vens services are started.
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Movies Rated

Class A, Section - Albert
Schweitzer, (Hill and Anderson):
Anastasia, (Fox); X The Un.
known, (RKO); Young Stranger,
(RKO).
Class A, Section might Run
ner UD; Not of This Earth. (AA);
Slander, MGM); Women of Pit.
cairn Island, Fox).
Class B - King and Four
Queens (UA). OBJECTION; Low
moral tone, suggestive dialogue,
situations and costuming: Loser
Takes All (DCA). OBJECTION:
Light treatment Of marriage; Sug-
gestive dialogue, situations and
costuming.
Class A, Section Morally
Unobjectionable for General Pa
tronage, Wrong Man"-Wars.
Class B-Morally Objectionable
in Part for All-"Hollywood or
Bust"-Para. Objection: Suggest
i've costuming and situations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28

of Notre Dame university in l949
and who in private life is Mrs.
Frances D. Griffin, made this
statement in forum discussion
conducted by the Ladies Home
Journal and reported in its Janu-
airy issue under the title Can
Love be Learned?"
A marriage has grea e r
chance of surviving if it is based
on faith, said the actress. She
continued:
my own married life has
been happy. ! feel. because II
has been based on faith and .
very strong faith not only in
the ideal of marriage as a sac
red thing but also on faith in
an organized religion and its
rules and regulations"
Il feel that an answer can be
found for everyone in a quota
tlOn from the present rope en-
cyclical which says that we train
for every profession in the world;
why not train for marriage?"
Another participant, DR.. Erich
Fremm, psychoanalyst and pro-
tfessor at the National University
of Mexico, takes look at the
for-a-lifetime view that the Cath
olic Church takes of marriage.
Asked whether the commit
ment of two people to stay to-
gether for a lifetime can increase
love and happiness, he replies:
Eyes, l think it csn-if the
people involved really want to
learn how to love. You don't
learn anything unless it is i'm
portant to you-you just get a
smattering of something"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28

Schools which sacrifice &C.
eepfed standards in order TO
provide more athletes for bet.
Ter competition" have the
wrong outlook, he concluded.
Among the alumni present at
the dedication was Mayor Rich.
ard J. Daley of Chicago. Father
Comerford j. O'Malley, university
president, said that over 81 ,500,-
600 is needed to convert the
Kimball Building in Chicago into
clssSrooms for the university.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28
St. AIMS
Guilds Meet

Guild No. 46, will meet at 5:15
pm. Thursday, Jan. 8, at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Young. Jr.,
1898 Franklin-av.
Guild No. 48 will meet at 8
pm. Thursday, Jan. 3rd, at the
home of Mary Kay Brown, 1853
Mayfair Blvd.
Guild No. 27 will meet at 500
pm. Saturday, Jan. 5th at the
home of Miss Helen Reilly, 1906
lnglis Ave, for a meeting and re-
freshments.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28

Miss Helen Gross and Miss Jean
Fondriest.
Mrs. He'll presented two Christ
mas stories, "A String of Blue
Beads" (oursler), and Stephen
Skarridge's Christmas" Stock.
tom. Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell read a
poem, Beside the Christine S
Tree" (Thayne).
FIR. Plus, club moderator, read
"The Three Chests" (AcketD.
Mrs. Lawrence Neumeyer, &C.
companied the group singing of
Christmas carols. A large number
of Christmas gifts for the patients
at Apple Creek State Hospital
were taken to the meeting. The
next meeting will be January 8.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28
New Paper Debut
Set For Feb. |

ST. LOUIS-(NC) - The ST.
Louis Review, which will publish
its first issue February l, will be
the official diocesan newspaper
for both the st. Louis archdio-
cese and the new Springfield
Cape Gireadeau diocese, it was
announced here.
The Review will be the success
sor to the present st. Louis Reg
ister. Formal for the new paper
is being designed by Clifford L.
Herbert, business manager of the
Marquette University Press.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28
Nursing School
Job Openings

st. Francis School of Nursing
has two positions open. Needed
are receptionist and a house
mother. Living accommodations
can be arranged for a housemoth-
er. Anyone interested please call
Ca. 1-7731.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28
Families Must Train
Children or Education
Is Wasted Pope Says

CARACAS, Venezuela - MC(-Al efforts of the best
educators will be wasted families do help train young
people become strong Christians His Holiness Pope Plus
XII said in radio address from Vatican City the Second
Boliyarian Eucharstc Congress here
Speaking to delegates and the faithful at the final ses-
son the Pope praised the priesthood and pointed the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.-(NC)-
A requiem Mass was held in ST.
Andrew-on-the Hudson novitiate
chapel here for Father Charles
F. Connor, 81, who died follow
ing an illness of several months.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28
WANTED

-. Catholic books and per-
iodiesls for free distribution
among interested non.csfho-
lies. Magazines as - Jubilee,
Worship, The LisUorian, Sign.
Catholic Mind, Catholic Digest,
Family Digest, The Grail, Al
tar and Home, Voice of ST.
Jude. information, America,
CommonwesI, The Torch,
Work. Today. Can you bring
them TO the confrafernity of
Christian Doctrine Office, 246
z. Town Street, Columbus.
Our phone is Capital 1891.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28
Legion Founder Honored

Frank Duff, trisht, founder and international pres
dent of the Legion of Mary receives the University of
DaYtons 9TH annual Marianisf Award from Very Rev.
John Ebert SM Superior of he Cincinnati province
of the Society of Mary and Rev. Philip HoeIIe cenier),
Director of fhe Universiys Marian Library Mr.. Duff
from his home in Dublin, Ireland, TO accept the
award FOR Outstanding service in America for the Moth
of Cod" INC Photosl.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28
sUneducated Graduates Are
Modern Tragedy Stritch Saws

CHlCAGO-(NC) = "One of the great tragedies of the
modern educational system is that have so MANY n-
educated graduates of institutions of higher learning His
Eminence Samuel Cardinal Stritch said here
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28
Actress Says Pope's Encyclical
On Marriage Helps Everyone

NEW YORK-(NC) - stage screen, and teevisoin
star says that the encyccal of His Holiness Pope Plus XII
on marriage can help all married couples
Irene Dunno Catholic who received the Laetare Medal
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-28

Want ads can make more noise
for your product than a brass
band with 1000 members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
HELP WOMEN tcsa..I

MANAGER. thorough.
" familiar with all phases Of lega
follow-up collection work; $1,000
per year 70 start. A once-in-a-h life.
time opportunity. Write Box ESQ
Star. -25
C0MPTOMETER OPERATORS: tenn
porary work for day or evening
Box $50, Star. "a
DENTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and genuinely interested in dem
tistry: salary commensurate with
ability. 1l22 Eye st. NV, NE. g.
1888 or u 5-7714. ~
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experiences
preferred. good position; 5-day
week, State age. Qualifications and
previous experience. Box 1920
DENTAL ASSISTANT. Sill. spg..
In Ink stating age. training. ex-
perience. martial status and typin1
knowledge. J Box 257-o. Star;
DRUG CLERK, experienced. to WORK
In new drugstore; pleasant sur.
roundings; attractive hours, GOOD
pay Apply in person. BERKSHIRE
DRUG. 4201 Mass. ave, NV. %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl Friday
politically sophisticated and un.
afraid, for liberal weekly: S75
Box l50-H. Star. -22
FILTER SEAMsTRESs for small
Georgetown shop: exper. necessary
HUI. -3-3555. -2I
FOUNTAIN CLERK. white, night
work; experienced preferred sc
area. Call LU. 4-2223 after z pm
--39
HOUSEHOLDER for 25-room hotel
80 mi. from D. C. Phone GTeai
Mills 5454. -22
INSURANCE. FIRE and casualty. ex-
perienced: aforementioned once
6-day week GEORGE z. BOND
AGENCY. 340S Wisconsin ave
NV I'M oa4tl0 90
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HELP-MEN

ROUTE SALESMAN for food product,
etc.: 5-day week, paid vacation
and Insurance benefits. Guaranteed
weekly salary. Must furnish good
driving record Amply Saturday
January 81. between 8 am. ane
pm. CAPITOL FRTTo CO. 1896
Bethesda ave-. Bethesda. Nd. -2l
SALESCLERK, exper. only: cigar
counter. candy, toys. magazines
faSt-moying counter, must be ener:
getic. 7723 Georgia ave. NV. "a
SALES CLERK-Permanent position
with excellent opportunity for ad.
vancement with wholesale jewellers
W. BELL 4 CO.. ola 10th 81. M.
jrd. floor "a
SALESMANA6ER for ORGANIZATION
with small chain Of retail genera
and repaired materials for non
profit, sheltered Workshop: past ex.
perience retail sales desired: SalRr,
open. State fun qualifications in
Guiding salary requirements, Boz
209-G. Star. -26
SALES REPRESENTATIVE fol
heating and acknowledging equip
ment manufacturer. Washington
\ area. ages 25-40: knowledge OF
ACANAAAB anu 49, NSAA1ANANAAAAb ~
quired. Write qualifications to Ma
TIONAL-U. 8. RADIATOR CORP.
4034 Georgia ave. NV, attn. Mr.
II, W. Rush, 80
SALESMAN, with exper. in intan.
gibles investments or real estate
tn handle sales Of End trust notes
to established investment clientele
at lge discounts under our new
'guarantee-against-losS" plan. Ex.
eel salary and comm. with secure
future to the right man. Mr.. BY
RAM SO pm, NE. S-4077. %
sALESMAN--Kitchen and bath re.
modelling department: references re.
quired; Insurance benefits. JOHN u
WEBSTER CO. 627 r ST. NV
Call Miss Allen. st. $4,000. 80
SALESMAN, sell hosiery. dry goods
must know WASHINGTON area. hav,
car; man with experience in sellinl
preferred. HOFFMAN, HOSIERY
MILLS. 972l Baltimore blvd, Col.
lege Park, Nd WE. 5-502a days
UN. 4-7454 nights. --22
SALESMAN. to work In q militar!
and civilian clothing store: must b.
exper. in hitting clothes; salary and
commissions: ref. nee. Apply II
person. 1877 Penna. ave. NV. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
MEN

i want a man who cares fol
his family, wants the finel
things in life. is not con-
tent with 500 per week. 4
man who would like to be
his own boss and have ar
opportunity to get into thu
high income bracket.
Phone Mr.. Owen, Ii. 4-645l
2 pm. to 7 pm.
For men who are now en-
ployed, phone JU. 5-73Sl,
pm. to 10 pm, to arrange
evening appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
NATIONAL
SOCIETY

Third and R SITS. NE. --21
WAITRESS, experienced. white or
WAITRESS. white experienced, at
tractive and neat No Sun. work.
Apply in person after 4 pm.
NAPOLEoN'S, 2649 Conn. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. fast. neat. expert
enced. Apply in person. 2340 Wis
w SSpilR ssa; nv Wanted for bar and
H1py a. pers dsy s sSS a saan sas
Suitland, Md. -s3
MATTRESSES, white; excel tips,
BuRcH's sEAFooD, Arl,, Va, ia.
wAiTTREss, must be experienced
food and drinks, Night shift only
Good tips, QREENWAY RESTAU-
RANT $3.50 East Capitol ~
WAITRESS. white. neat and expert
pm, UN. 4-aT69. 20
WAITRESS. white experienced IL
35; nieht work. Apply after 5 pm.
GARVINs, 26la Conn. ave, NV.
WAITRESS twhite,. fast, fully ex-
periencedr Hiehtwork. THE SHANTY
RESTAURANT, III Good Hope
wES si white, clean and 1eat.
son SEA KING RESTAURANT, 1911
WAITRESS, exper, serving dinners
and cocktails in high. type restau-
rant; good earnings; hrs, IL noon
to q pm, Closed SUNDAYS. CAFE
BURGUNDY. 5031 Conn. ave. ---23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
SITuATioNS--MEN

ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER, now
available; references, 10. 3-4395.
ADMIN. AssT.-New Yorker. well
Travelled. sociology BACKGROUND, de-
sires position in Wash, d c., with
natl or init. agency. capable re-
search, correspondence, dealing with
people and problems. Resume and
Interview on REQ. Box 500, Star.
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR andI
or superintendent, Is yrs. exper.
in all phases OF general contract
work, once and field. LII. l-452l.
DRIVER wants full-time work; b C,
permit: refs; will take anv kind
Of work CO. $500. 81
FARMER, emigrated European, 50.
desires Job on private estate. 200
10th st. NV wash q. D. c 800
GARDENING handspring. .green-
house, nursery work. experienced.
Accent moderate salary to start.
MAN, middle cage, wants part or full
Phone VI" Ii s.s67s. VI '''''
MAN. under 40. desires work IN
cleo. or radio-TV repair Limited
knowledge house wiring. Short
course radio-TV repairs. Willina TO
learn more. CIR. 3-i453 after 6.
Continued on Next Pass)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-21
HELP-DoMESTIc

CHAMBERMAID, white. live in; Sis
per mo-: experienced and refer
enees required. EN- 2-5300. %
CHILD CARE-colored. live in, sep
arate quarters with Tv; other help
employed; Just on Mass. ave. on
5uslinss' s35 plus benefits. EN-.
CHILD CARE. G.H.w.; live in: az.
fast every sunday. Oh. e-s6s5.
COMPANION white, for conva-
lcscing. lady; light housework: live
in II desired: salary. WA. 7-2016.
cooK-G,H.w..- Al, exp, with refer
snses; bet 25-4 sso 5hs,day se ss
COOK HoTsEKEEPER ~ Refined
woman capable of taking full re-
sponsihility, = adults: live in; lovely
home; references required: SIS
week OIL. 2-nIal. -o2
COOK AND CIV: live in; age 25-
40; "a day of Wed. and all day
syn; recent refs; good salary.
GENERAL a i European
or American; willing tc live in; Q
in family; sood home and wages.
Call Wo. 6-3341 after IL noon.
cook. exper.. reliable
settled woman, for small house. 3
Write. giving exper:, rec. local refs,
and wages. Box 353-H. Star. --22
CIV. white; live in: nicley furn-
ished private room; new house:
conSsnial WORKING couple; Sundays
G.H. W. COOK, between 20 and As.
ioasi refs iys SD 5n' Ju pPsts!!ss oedEp'
GINNING woman: Thursday or
Fridays, Write Box CSC. Star.
G.H.w. Settled colored woman
over 30. plain cooking, live in,
references, Wed. afternoon and
Sun. of. Must like children, 2
start. Can 10. Bliss. " @aa "
HOUSEKEEPER. live in; care for .
motherless Girls; ages II and 4:
nice home; private room 10; A.
Maid: G.H.w.. help with elderly per-
sor; 5 DAYS: s to 3; S25 and car.
MATRoN white Tor small home
a3S-G.. Star. giving qualifications
LADY. to live in and care for Q
small girls Cali Evergreen 1890
AFTER lU.3u am. -
SETTLED WHITE LADY, live in, I'm.
and board. plus Sis week for light
house duties. UN; 4-5429, ~
MATURE. exper., intelligent. ener-
getic housekeeper, white or colored:
live in; g.h.w., assist working
mother in household MANAGEMENT.
child care; good cooking ability
appreciated but not essential. other
help employed. Pleasant, private
upstairs room and bath. Excel;
recent references required ana
\; s!Ppplisd. EM; s-4 tsns,.x 81
for 2 small children: 5-day wk; 8
to 3; Bethesda area. OIL. 4-5025.
WOMAN white, who desires nice
housekeeping duties. JE. 2-l4ol.
WILL GIVE good home to young
and house work; salary, Call IA.
REFINED, SETTLED, colored woman.
$3.50. who is looking for a home;
mothers helper; small salary. RA.
SETTLED CoLoRED LADY, live in,
small family. Call LII. 2-2s09.
SETTLED coLoRED LADY to live
in; small family. small salary. CAN
sETrLED VCroLoRED WOMAN, iiv.
in general housework. care Of 2
small children; references Sats.
and Suns. OF; S25 wk. CO. 5-6s2l.
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J. SCHOENEMAN, INC.
4l2 W. REDWOOD ST.
BALTIMORE, MD.

in patent work, With
electrical enFr. backsround; b.
local patent law arm. Salary &C
eording TO auals. Box 1870, star
YOUTH. II to ~. white or colored
to assist In professional store
chance for Arrangement. Reply in
BUSINESS needs iu.
ture MANAGERS. II you can sell and
apply to MR. r. c, DAVIS. a3S I
Montgomery ave, Rockville. Md.
or call for Apt. Pc. 2-6279.
WANTED OFFICE MAN on con.
siruction work should be able q
airy expected. Box 800. star.
AAA-i FIRM needs 8 men for part.
time eve. work; S37 so wk.: white
car. age ia-32. Call Me. s.247l
u 10 8 for appt. .---26
desires services Of
experienced patent attorney. grad
Der OF bar. with al least I'VE years
prosecution of patent applications
interferenceS. appeals and license
agreements To be located tempo
farily In northern New Jersey fol
tndoctrination period Of four tC
six months and thereafter perma-
nsnt location In Utica. n; Y. Pull
responsibilities IN all patent anu
agreements. State full particulars,
INCLUDING education. experience and
salary expected, Also furnish small
snapshot Box 412-D, Star. 22'
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Man-Opportunity-I ncome

Arthur Murray has openings for
sTe desisoi men q, making 70 '1 c.re nG
for themselves in the dancing bust
ness. Here Is an opportunity for
you to learn a business. that with
In Q period OF time, will afford you
an income up to $1,000 a year
Your training Is given completely
free and you need no previous ex-
perience. II above-ayerage eduea-
tional and social BACKGROUND and
q sincere desire to want to get
ahead One OF the primary reuui-
sites Of this position is an unusual
interest in and a desire to work
with people. Please apply in per-
son.
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO
l0ll Conn. Ave. NV.
2 To 4 PM. and z To D PM,
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xsrk.as eoad sRfsn't Apply sPoRT
CENTER, 500 d st. NV. --23
CASHIER. part time, cafeteria.
lunch hour. Personal interview
only. ESQ pm. 100 MARYLAND
C ayr ne (, f 70 xsnn 1ssyo,. a. "a =
refs, STAR WHELAN DRUG. llth
c LEI 9M for post once sao.
station in drugstore; Daywork.
Good pay. EN-. $4,000. III. j.,
CLERK, general ONCE work in rental
Apply in person. 1925 2Ist st. NV.
CLERICAL OFFICE. ASSISTANT
Permanent position with excellent
opportunity; some tvping: salary
commensurate with ability. W.
BELL CO. 5l4 10th st. nv"
CLERiCAL--Resionai once. Of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. in
Silver SPRING. Md. requires one ad-
ditional young lady to complete its
clerical stan. Applicants should
have. some previous clerical exper
and be interested in permanent en-
tions. 5-day 40-hr. wk company
benefits, when aualified. Chance for
advancement, Apply in person only
70 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
s045 18th st. silver Spring. Md
cLERK-TYPIsT. % to 80. small in
surance once in new downtown
BLDG: 5-day week. employe bene-
fits; $40 per mo- Some once ex-
pcrience required. DI. 7-2700. --25
CLERK-TYPlSTS. age 1S-45: good
typists. accuracy with figures essen
tial, 327 N. Fairfax, Alex, Va. XII.
CLERK TYPIsTs. needed by ma
tional publishing Arm; 5-day week;
modern aforementioned once; hos
pitalization benefits. Apply in per-
son. ENCYCLOPAEDIA AMERI-
CANA, 1905 East-West hwy. Be-
thesda. Nd. "a
CLERK-TYPIsT. for major appii-
ance wholesale distributor: excel
lent opportunity: 5-day week paid
vacations and sick leave. $50 wk
10 start. Call MR.. PARRISH. LA.
cIERKOTYPIsT, for Claims Depart
conditioned once in Silver Spring
Pleasant surroundings with paid
vacation and employe benefits.
Apply AMERICAN CASUALTY CO.
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Htlp-woMR
SECRETARY

S4S&NAa . &A4S -
Exceptional opportunity for right
s PsTsen Win eo GaD5Sy E Sst :.
perienced and capable Of assuming
resume stating experience, age and
salary expected. Box 25S-G, Star.
STENOGRAPHER -
Washington Board OF Trade, 1915
ST. 1855. Mr.. coLWELL- E27
RETARY-sTENOGRAPHER. per-
manent position, national orsani-
zation; tipping and shorthand: will
accept soundseriber in lieu Of
shorthand: 5-day week. 9 to S.
Sick and anngsi leave, group r.
se5. Phone ma. s-61O9. MRS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fol
president Of corporation. Interest
Ing diversified duties; salary open.
Apply Suite 100 Investment Bldg.
18th and X SITS. NV. "a
SECY. -STENO., promotion dept. oil
trade association: 5-day week: sal
airy: 5000; under IS preferred
Call HU. $4,000 for appointment
SHIRT OPERATORS, bosom. back.
ers. sleevers and folders: exper
only: good pay and hours. Epply
Graystone Laundry. 22l6 Sth st
NV. PA
sTENOGRAPHER, general clerica
work. permanent position: 5z-day
week. JOSEPH DeYOUNG, 1906 ]
st. NV. pa
STES0GRAPHER, clerk-typists. re.
ceptionist-typist. Positions avail
able for capable young women az.
30) to work for national publish.
ing frm. 5-dRy. 35-hr. week: hos.
pttalization benefits; cow. to Be-
thesda residents. Apply in person
Room 200, 1905 East-West hwy.
Bethesda, Nd. 20
sTENOGRAPHER, part time for in.
surance once; good hours, gooc
salary. Call MISS KING. Elk
3-OS00. --22
STENOGRAPHER - Shorthand and
tipping; interesting. varied duties
Perm position; company dement's
$40 week Apply in person, BY
RON MOTION PICTURES. 1926
Wisconsin ave. NV. --23
STENOGRAPBER-Young lady foi
permanent position with estab.
hshed company. Accurate typist
and good az figures. Pleasant
working conditions. Company ben.
eflts. Aforementioned once. g.
day week. Box l52-H, Star.
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CALL CARL, INC.


SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Hours, II pm. to s am, Salary.
commission. vacation. Experience
and local references required
NOOHAN'S SUNOCO, 1880 Nichols
ave. Sc. --21
SHOE MAN. YoUNG-An opportti.
nifty TO specialize in exclusively
the finest Held: fast-growing. pro.
gressive organization tnew 5 stores
needs young shoe men with interest
In future Apply DANIELS BOOT.
cry, Ellsworth and Fenton, opuo.
site Hecht'S. Silver Spring. --22
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. fol
juvenile footwear. Opportunity tC
make fine connection with tor
earnings. JUNIOR MODE BOOT
cry 3l03 i4th st. NV. or 4sSa
indian Head hwy. Sc. Eastover
Shopping Center 81
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MATCHMAKER

With good sales ability to manage
concession IN dept. store. Box 259-
O, Star. ~
WELDERS, ELECTRIC: evenins
shifts, 4 to u pm. Good salary,
excellent working conditions: paid
vacations and holidays. group hos
pitalization Call Poplar 2-6l l. or
OIL 7-3700 $40 am. to 4 pm
ASK for Mr.. woodward, THE To-
STRAND CO.. Southlawn lane,
Rockville. I'll
MAN, to assist service manager In
tire dept,. starting salary. $40 per
week. Experience preferred but not
H6SDLEY TIRES. s44s 18th St
MAN, for general work in white
funeral home; experienced. write
EMBALMER, experienced man with
good work record, for employment
In old established white arm. Write
Box l65-H, Star. ~
MAN. with car; good references,
Apply 22l4 I4th ST NV. 20
MAN, age 25-45, for. general work.
Salary. S210. References. Box
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