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AVON PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Williams OF
New Bern spent the week end
here.
Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Bingham
have as guests their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Bingham of Lafayette, Ind, and
Mr.. Binglam's mother, Mrs. w.
A. Bingham of Greensboro. Other
recent visitors were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Burke and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Elkins of Collision, N. c.,
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Hillman of
Siler City and DR.. and Mrs A. P.
Brantley of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Scar
borough Jr. and children have
returned to Cope May, N. j.,
after visiting her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Gray. Mrs. Gray has
recently returned home from
Marine Hospital in Norfolk,
where she was a patient for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Meekins,
Jr. and daughter Karen of Allan
tic Highlands, N. J. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Pritchard of Eliza
beth City visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Moody Meekins.
Oliver O'Neal of South Carolina
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Oliver O'Neal.
Betty and Sandra Williams Of
Manteo visited here Monday.
Olga Meekins and Jean Gray
were recent visitors in Norfolk.
Mrs. Robert Sample and son
Robert, Jr. of Elizabeth City visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
b. Scarborough last week.
Marceline Gray returned from
Duke Hospital Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alley Hooper and
children Grayson and Faith were
in Ocean View last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich Williams
and children Sandra and Frankie
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STUMPY POINT PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Midget and
Susan of Norfolk spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. R. r.
Payne and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mid
gett.
Mrs. Edith Best and Mrs. Flor
rine Hooper have returned to their
homes from the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bell of Nor.
folk spent the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Seigrest OF
Fayetteville spent the week END
with Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
Meekins.
Capt. and Mrs. K. w. Wise and
son Bob and Cliff of Arlington
Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Dewey Wise. Betty 10 of Norfolk
is also visiting her grandparents
Miss Pat Twiford spent the
week end at Wanchese and Mays
Head visiting Pat Parker and
Molly Knight.
John Barnes of Wilson is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Ralph O'Neal
Claude Midget of Manns Har-
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MAVROMMATlS-TlLLETT
WEDDING LAST SUNDAY

The Wanchese Methodist Church
was the scene Sunday, August 10,
at noon, Immediately following
church services, of the wedding of
Miss Esther Jewel Tillett and
Panayotis Demetrios Mavromma-
tbs, the congregation remaining to
attend the ceremony.
The vows were spoken to Rev.
C. L. Warren, pastor of the
church, of which the bride is a
member. She was given in mar
riage by Rev. c. w. Guthrie, a
former pastor of the church. White
gladioli were used as decoration
before the altar.
The bride wore street length
blue dress with matching access
series and shoulder corsage of
white carnations. Her only attend
ant was Miss Sarah Afford of
Manteo, who wore a beige dress
of eyelet linen with matching ac-
cessories and a shoulder corsage
of pink carnations. Allen Lee
Mann of Manteo was best man,
and Victor Daniels, Jr., was
usher. The brides mother wore an
aqua dress with shoulder corsage
of white carnations.
Mrs. Mavrommatis is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Carrie Tillett and the
late Guy Tillett of Wanchese. She
received her education in Manteo
High School and East Carolina
College, Greenville. Mr.. Mavrom-
mats is the son of Demetrios and
Assemina Mavrommatis of Athens
Greece. He came to America as ar
exchange student, first attending
Presbyterian Junior College il
Maxton, and later graduating from
N. c.. State College in Raleigh
with B. S. Degree. He taught one
term at State College and has
been head of the mathematics de-
partment in Manteo High Schoo
for three years. The couple will
make their home in Wanchese.
Out-of-town guests present fol
the wedding included Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Young of Norfolk, Va.
cousins of the bride.
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Dor visited here Tuesday.

NOA NASASCN AHCAC ANC0Nny'
Wayne O'Neal, U.S.C.G., has
completed training at Camp May,
N. j., and is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph O'Neal, after
which he will be stationed in Ala
bama.
Molly Knight of Manteo spent
Monday and Tuesday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knight.
Horace Hooper Jr., and Eddie l..
Hooper are visiting their aunts,
Hazel Bell and Catherine O'Keefe,
of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Payne and
children of Norfolk spent Satur-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskill Payne and
son Paul of Norfolk spent the
week end here.
Bob and John Midget of Ma
shoes visited here Monday.
Mrs. Cora Best and Mrs. Edith
Best were in Belhaven Monday.
Mrs. Ruby Best motored to
Washington Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. Goldie Best and Mrs. Ola
Meekins.
Mrs. A. T. Twiford of Norfolk
and Mrs. Bob Dali of Williams
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were here Sunday.
Lola Meekins is home from Nor
folk where she was a patient.
Tom Meekins is visiting DIR. and
Mrs. Sigsbee Miller in Elizabeth
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Miller and
children of Norfolk are spending
their vacation here.
Claudine Williams has returned
from Duke University, where she
attended the MYF Conference.
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ALLIeAIoR RIvER FERRY


The first ferry leaves at 500 AN.
The Lost one ieovss at $50 PM.
Ferries leavs the south shore at 30-minvie
intervals between the firsf end lost trips.
SOUTH SHORE
The first ferry Ieovss at $50 AN.
The lest one leuves at ZOO PM.
Ferries lecva the north shore ~ 30-minvie
intervals bsiwsen the first and Lost trips.
Note: The first trip from The north end
south shores viii be- one hour letter, and
the lost trip from me north end scvik shores
will be one hour earlier from August lSih
thFovah Sspssmbss a0ih
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Most dope addicts use morphine
and heroin, opium derivatives,
rather than opium because they
are far less bulky and easier to
hide,
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burg spent Tuesday here.
Births

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Hooper of South Mills, daughter,
Deborah Lynn, Aug. IL. Mr.. Hoop
er is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
win Hooper of Stumpy Point.
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Vote Forecast
Value Studied
BY Newsmen

4 LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 80 (P).
American newspapermen sat
down together here yesterday
to discuss whether it's their
business trying to forecast the
outcome of political elections.
The newsmen, from all parts
of the Nation. are attending the
national convention of Sigma
Delta Chi, professional journal
istic fraternity.
Turner Catledge, managing
editor of the New York Times,
said II wish forecasting could
be done away by law. But it is
still legal and it is demanded
of us. We are caught up in it
and can't get OUT
Davidson Taylor, vice presi-
dent in charge of public affairs
for the National Broadcasting
Co., said he didn't know the
answer. but added. political
polls are a phenomenon of the
world in which we work."
Julius Frandsen, Washington
news editor for the United Press,
said, I'VE on UP feel forecasting
is not our business. We don't
think it's a wire service job"
Mr.. Catledge pointed out the
election of President Truman
over Thomas Dewey in 1913
showed the polls-which pre-
dicted Mr.. Dewey's election
had little or no influence on
voters.
The newsmen participating in
the panel agreed that wire serv.
ices, newspapers. radio and tele-
vision stations did q pretty good
job of handling the 1856 cam
! paign and election.
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jurist said, require efficiently ad-
ministered courts. Some day, he
declared. judges with executive
capacity may be respected for
their administrative abilities as
much as for their legal abilities
Justice Brennan is the latest
Supreme Court appointee, having
succeeded Sherman Minton, who
resigned October Is.
Parties to auto accidents have
suffered from case backlogs, he
declared. Cases often tried years
after accidents mean witnesses
with "recollections dimmed by
the passage Of time"
Fears Injustice
I'm a very true sense, such
a sy stem denies Justice" he
declared.
The courts should gain the
confidence of the people with
both impartial, fair justice and
business conducted with a
minimum of friction and waste. +"
he asserted.
| Administrative efficiency means
better service in business, COM
merce and in the courtroom, he
said.
Justice Brennan was intro
duced by Justice Tom Clark,
former Federal Bar Association
president, who declared that the
former has already added mucn
to our deliberations and will
continue to do So"
Guests included Justices Felix
Frankfurter. Harold Burton and
John Harlan; Senators O'Ma-
honey, Democrat of Wyoming.
and Wiley. Republican Of
Wisconsin; Attorney General
Rr0Wnpll and local i,idOeS
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emphasized courts administra-
tive burdens.
Addresses Bar Group
Justice Brennan. speaking to
500 members and guests Of the
Federal Bar Association at the
ma tional Press Club, recon-
Imended centralized supervision
under a single head"
Current critical times, the
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20 - THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. C
30 - =
Court Jams Homperine
Justice, Brennan Says

Court congestion and delay "the serious problem in
the administration Of justice today Supreme Court Justice Will
liam j. Brennan. r, said yesterday
He noted that the Judicial Conference States
was reported favorng law requiring chief judges both
Federal appellate and district courts up administrative
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THE great judges who mold
the substance of the law are not
enough" in meeting the increas-
ing volume of business courts
must face, he declared.
Justice Brennan added that q
Judge at 10 lis not less an able
Judge he is more often bet
ter enhanced by experience.
The proposal. he declared, rather
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This Welsh" buggy $50 3-in combination corriooe
bossinette and bed Pust like mothers it features
Allow hood with visor 26xl 2h body with fully podded roll
aluminium pointed steel oe shocke gear and hand broke
Blue or grey body Folds compocty for travel a OQ
Storage 900
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TOYLAND-
Fourth Floor Washington
Lower Level, Arlington
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SUNDAY


7-originoI Amateur Hour.
Sleek Benny Show.
GEORGE Gobel tries to GUST Jack
os president of the Beverly Hills
Beaver Petrol.
500
4-Steve Allen Show. Variety.
Hour Julius La Rose. Fronk
Parker. Peter lowford. Olga
james. Dancers Jonik and Ar
nout The Globe Trotters. Rocky
0roziono.
5-Inspector Mark Sober.
"Honoino Husband.
9-Ed Sullivan Show. Variety.
Hour. Jack Poor. French COM
edy singing stor Salvador. Marion
Morlowe. A live scene from
George Bernard Show's "St.
Joon." Also Ed will visit with
Rite Hoyworth. Robert Mitchum
and Jack Lennon on the movie
set of Fire Down Below"
0s9O
5-The Pendulum.
"The Very Silent TroveIer."
LIS PoIko Time.
Modern and traditional poke
dances. Guests: Itolion Folk
Dancers of Milwaukee.
S:55
4-DemocFatic Committee.
900
4-The Chevy Show.
Bob Hope. Diana DORIS. Jones
Coeney. Lucille Boil and Desi
Arnoz. Vivian Vonee. Bill Ftow-
ley. Don lorsen.
5-Best of the Week. Movie.
IA Hours. THE Younger
Brothers." l94e. Wayne Morris.
Jonis Poiqe.
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HELP--WoMEN
SALESWOMEN

Full time. 9.15 to 6. 5-day, 40
hr. week: part time. ii to 3 /. pm
daily. Also receiving room and will
call clerks.
BECKERS
1914 p st. NV
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Natl, trade assoc: has immed. OPEN
ceptionist-typist. New air-cond. Of
fees in Penn. Bldg. J-day wk..
3 wks. vacation and pension plan.
E,nr ami call MA G-2ooA
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sTENoGRAPHERs

We feel that every
woman should work at
a job that keeps her
busy and interested all
day long-that offers
her an opportunity to
advance, to meet and
work with congenial
people in a pleasant
working environment.
The U. S. Chamber Of
Commerce can assure
you all Of these advan-
tages during a 5-day,
40-hour week as well as
many employee bene-
fits. So, if you are a
good stenographer. well
groomed and alert, be-
tween 20 and As years
of age and want to find
a challenging Job, then
apply in person at the
U. S. Chamber of Com
merce, 1915 H st. NV.
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COOK-HOUSEKEEPEK

LIVE IN: SETTLED WOMAN WITH
E EpaY WSek E ANR oTHEF sS
DAY OFF. OTHER HELP EN-
IPLOYED. TOP SALARY. tn. 2
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HELP-WoMEN
DIREcT SELLING INpusTR,

DIRECT SELLING INDUSTRY in
turmoil due to our new selling plan
which gives complete tea and
coffee service to each customer who
buys an order Of our silver or Rus
sell Wright dinnerware totaline
SI20. II you have a car for local
driving and wish to get in on this
for eounselinR position, write
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PART TIME
WEEKLY GUARANTEE

If you can devote 20 hours a week
starting at $50. or 8 pm, not
v employees are are well n6y ssf
ing people, After one week OF train.
ing We will guarantee you q min, Of
SOS per week. For further informa-
tinn send a post card with name
address and phone number to Boa
394-L, Star.
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YOUNG LADIES

II you would like to earn S4OO pei
month working in Florida or Cali
tornla this fall and winter, see MISS
ANDREWS, 10 am.-7 pm, Commo.
dore Hotel. N. capitol and F st
Don't phone.
WOMAN, white, live in. Exper. house
keeper. . adults. Convalescent wife
Refs. required. Chevy Chase, d. c.
WO. 6-0S20.
WOMEN, white, for all around
delicatessen work. Part time OF
OF Friendship Hts. streetcar. Apply
IN person. 32 Wise. circle, Chevy
Chase, Md.
YOUNG LADY. white: prev. sales ex.
perience: PHOTOGRAPHIC studio: per.
Sfnality and good handwriting a.
sentia.. APPLY in person. ANTON
1927 F ST. NV.
YOUNG WOMEN, with some knowl-
edge OF home sewing. must be neat
in appearance and able to meet the
public. Good starting salary: pleas.
ant working conditions. :. weeks
paid vacation annually plus all
peneIlts; Apply SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., 702 King St., Alex.
Va.
YOUNG WOMEN as demonstrators
nv NAANNt HCN
product in sampling program
5-day wk. S1.10 pei. hr. to start
Interesting work. Call MR. SLYE,
AID 2-S435 for further informa-
ton
AMAZING NAME-IN-sILvER tail
Christmas cards pay you $3.50 OH
o. boxes Newest 81 assortments.
gifts. Profits to l50es. 24-hour
service. Big sample book FREE:
assortmentS on approval FREE
gift for promptness. SOUTHERN.
as n. HOLLYWOOD. Dept. S3l. Mem
phis. Tenn.
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN,
wanting a good home to care
Tor invalid lady. Room. board, plus
salary. RA. $1,000.
THEY'RE GOING FAST. These won
derful territories that AVON has
available Earn $500 before Christ
mas. Hours to suit you. DI. T-0221
LADIES MAKE SEQ AN EVENING,
selling toys and housewares through
party plan. IA. 9-3031.
MATURE WOMAN - Know typing,
bookkeeping; good tel. voice. Mr..
Black at BoYD'S, 200 10th, cor.
@ NV.
WIDOW LADY, white. not over 90
years of age who wants q home
and can drive an automobile. and
likes the country and gardening.
as COMPANION to elderly lady A.
B. WIcKS, Mt. Vernon. Va, so.
5-4S03.
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HELP--WoMEN

TYPIST. under 40. permanent posi-
ton. peasant surroundings, mod.
air-cond. once; excel. opport. for
advancement; 37la-hr. wk. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NAT. ms. co.,
sic Woodward Bldg. 18th and
H SITS. NV.
TYPIST, record tipping. not over IS.
5-da. 81 hrs, week, $50 per wk
to start Box 2S9-L. Star
TYPIST and general ofice worker:
S55 week and lunch; mgr. office,
HOTEL CONGRESSIONAL. Ii. o.
66I1.
TYPIST, 2e-35 yrs. exper.. for natl.
publication; type at least 80 w.pm.,
some clerical duties; perm, full
time nos. good salary. excel. work
ing cond,, many employe BENEFITS.
Cal .iRS MIC. AEIS. ID i-aaS2,
TYPISTA to train for bookkeeping
machine. day wk., permanent
position. Apply 2nd. floor, l722 Eye
st. NV.
TYPIST-Knowledg Of cleo. type
writer or We will train. No Job
exper. necessary. Excel. chance for
Advancement. Call MISS Banner.
DI. 7-22Ol
TYPIST S6O-wk. real oprty. int.
Offices, PIX. Typist S60-wk. Miss
REED at PERSONNEL, 1911 @ st.
NV. Ma. S-60SR.
TYPIST - Permanent position in
billing department Of established
firm. Tipping and telephones. Ma
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BARTENDER, middle aged; expert
enced; references; interview. 1920
Vermont ave. NV. Q to 8 pm.
BOOKKEEPER, full charge. prefer
ably with real estate background;
double entry experience essential
to take charge Of real estate &C.
counting department, handle pay
roll. escrow accounts. multi-corpQra.
ton operation; good salary with
chance for advancement. Call Mr.
Pratt, for, interview. T. N. LER-
NER q CO, 6406 Georgia ave. NV
tn. 2-7400.
COOK. part time, restaurant exper
For .appt. call ALL STATES INN,
Gaithersburg Is.
AND LUNCHEONETTE
manager. Know food preparation
and personnel supervision. Pleas
ant and neat appearance. Start
tmmed. Day work, no Sun. Salary
plus bonus. Apply in person only;
applications also taken for other
fountain positions. Good salary
JEFFERSON MANOR PHARMACY.
JEFF. Manor shopping center, south
OF Alexandria.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER for
s.w. area. typing, fling and some
bookkeeping. Man or woman be-
tween ages Of 80 and As. White.
permanent position. Call MRS, UP
RIGHT at Ii. 6-322S for appoint
rnent.
PHOTO COLORIST, man or woman,
for coloring portrait photos; to
work at home; state experience and
salary desired. Box 245-L, Star.
SHOE SALES PERSON. exper., for
full or part time. Inquire los East
Rroad et Fails Chflrrh We or
call MR.. PHILLIPS, JE. 3-7772.
MEN OR WOMEN to canvass home
owners. Earn SIS to 500 4 week.
Must have car. Apply $40 to 10
an SOIL MINI. ave. ne. Call
SIP. 3-7S00. Mr.. JOHN. 13s
WORK. no experience Necessary.
Car necessary. So per day plus
commission and bonus. interviews
ENTERPRISES. 5I7 i3th st. NV.
WANT A WHITE COUPLE, no chill.
dren. to keep my Virginia farm in
Haymarket. Wonderful opportunity
for the right party. Write Hox
PART-TIBfE FOUNTAIN HELP, ex-
perienced. NAYLOR PHARMACY,
3039 Naylor I'd. Sc.
SOMEONE TO DO TYPING, in your
home E., @. WYATT, Soldiers
Home, Wash. %, D. c. 12s
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, white
willing to learn IBM; some knowl-
edge helpful. but not necessary;
congenial people, pleasant WORKING
cond., 40-hr. wk. Apply in person,
AIRCRAFT OWNERS e PILOTS
ASSN, 1914 East-West hwy, Be-
thesda
VARIOUS POSITIONS OPEN. skilled
and unskilled, colored and white.
RIM. 604, 918 F NV. ME. S-1b77.
TAYLoR's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Open 3 to 5:30 and to $3.50 Sun
Ii. 7-S9O0-LI. 1880
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HELP-MoMEN
WAITRESS
VILLAGE BARN.
RE. 5-531I after 9 pm.
vTyATnnEccHc

Night or day shifts. Excel. posi-
ton avail. Free placement. Apply
in person WASHINGTON RESTAU.
RANT ASSOCIATION. 2O03 Eye st
NV.
GIRL, white. 1890, attractive. Good
typist, store sales ability. $50 wk
NE. section. Ii. 7-3303.
Girl. for soda fountain and lunch-
room work: Apply in person. BE-
THE5DA 40 ALLEYS, 1851 Old
Georget0wn rd.. Bethesda.
GIRL, Young lady, white: no previ-
Gus exper. necessary; inside work,
little tipping. $50 start, good hrs,
6-day wk. Apply. Mr.. BENNETT
after 1880. ME. s-5300.
Girls az Travel U. s.
Eastern resort states. Midwest,
California Ages 1926. Well chape-
roned. Large advertising group,
Must be neat. single. Very high
potential, Accustomed to earning
$S5-S1O0 weekly commission plus
bonus. Excellent future: transpor-
tation furnished: drawing account
See Miss Andrews. 10 a.n.-7 pm.
Commodore Hotel. N. Capitol ?nd
st. Don't phone. 13s
LADY TO SUPERVISE Kindergarten
group afternoons, .:30 to $50.
P. o. Box 4026. Wash. Is, D, c.
LADIES-Start today and make
spare time pay $500 cash for
Christmas. Become an AVON rep.
Iesentatiye and show TV adv. Gifts
DI, T-0221
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Girls az Travel U. s.
LADIES, PART TIME

ladies to work 10 hours outside
the home and average S28.25 per
week. hours CT own choice. No car
needed. For interview in your home,
phone DI 1-ho53. al
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Career Opportunity
For Young Lady

As service representative for large
national company, to provide coun-
by phone. correspondence and in
the office. Full training is provided
Tvplng skill is not necessary, age
20-35. good edueation-sone college
is preferred desire to have inter-
esting and responsible work that
person. Call MR.. EAVENSoN. DU.
1-5l0O.
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S,tSt - 80 40. y ttsst,tl So -
PAINTING. papsFing ya,erpfoonng:
interior. exterior. FHA loans ayAh.
Por estimate can III. a-4s7i 49,
PAINTING. interior and sENrior.
white mechanics: free estimates.
after pm. AP. 1890.
phrNT'TM(x CSfVUTp AftTOp
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sTENoGRAPHER

High school grad: shorthand So 100
w.pm.; tipping so w.pm: 40-hr. wk. (:
pleasant working conds.. In new air
cond. bldg; good salary; excel. OPP
portunity for advancement: paid va
cation. sick leave, airline privileges.
Call Me. $4,000. Ext. 226.
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RECEPTIONIST- TYPIST

RECEPTIONIsT- TXPIsT - Rental
Office; North Arlington: $50. PO-
TOMAC EAIPI,., 1884 Wilson blvd.
Arl IA 5.oOn0
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PAINTER--Tt pays 10 call me. %
s sy SER pss . .o.., sT FS sL h
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HELP WOMEN Cont

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - No
fee, . days; $500. POTOMAC
EMPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl..
IA 5-o0OO
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SUBURBAN LADIES

II YOU have is spare hours a
week to devote outside your home,
We have a very attractive and we'll.
paying position that win be of in
terest TO you. Earn from $500 to
view, phone DI. 1-h253. a-I.
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RENTAL ASST,

Diversified position in rental de-
partment Of large real estate CO.
Must be able TO type - words per
min. PIX experience helpful; under
80 years; bonus plan, many company
benefits. Apply personnel dept,
CAFRITZ CO.. 1924 X ST. NV,
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Opportunity for young women in.
terested in career with casualty in.
surence company. 5-day, 37Aa-hr
week. pleasant working conditions
See Mrs. Cassidy, HARTFORD AC.
CIDFNT a. INDEMNITY CO., 1000
Vermont ave. NV.
TYPIST-CLERK; S45 week: 81:
days: ia. $4,000. THE CARPET
SHOP.
TYPIST-CLERK. white. gentle, 81
years or younger. Real Estate ONCE
pleasant working conditions, 5-das
week. etc. Group insurance bene.
fits. Excel. starting salary and ad.
vancement RE 1880
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TYPIST-CIERK

Rapid speed in tipping. under IS:
day every other sat: good starting
salary with opp. for Advancement.
liberal CO. benefits. See Mrs. Ways.
SMITH STORAGE CO. 1913 You
st n "
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Research Assistant

To abstract medical data in statis-
tical medical studies Eminent ma
tional scientific organization re-
quires college graduate with good
BACKGROUND in biological sciences.
Entrance salary S33SO per year.
37l2-hour week. Liberal leave.
State age marital status. details of
education experience and reference.
Box lTS-H. Star,
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MELP-poMFsTIc

COOK AND LAUNDREsS, capable
and exper., to live In. upstairs rm.
cow. TO transp. DE. 2-2S10.
COOK AND G.H.W. for family Of 9
adults; live in or out; must have
recent rel. Call EN-. 9-423a.