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Questions and Answers
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE

by me HAohIN SERVICE
a reader can GET an answer py mail
70 any factual question BY writing
The Evening Star Information Bu-
Eeap ZOO Eye st, NV. washington.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

Pope spoke out in clear and di-
rect terms on the menace of
communism. In the same talk, the
Holy Father tried to relieve the
fears of the Terni workers con-
corning automation, saying that
while progress can result in tenn
porary imbalances, it cannot be
source of unemployment.
On the subject of communism,
the Pope referred directly TO the
Soviet rape of Hungary. He told
the workers from Terni:
The enemy of the human race
is one and is multitude. Today
it presents itself with well-de-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

devote his life TO work among
lepers in the Orient.
At his leprosarium in Naga,
Father Finn has All victims of
the disease, along with 270 de.
pendents. All of these receive a
daily ration Of food supplied by
the Philippine government.
Father Firms pet project is his
nursery for the children of the
lepers. He built this with some
six tons of material he brought
with him from the states. along
with funds supplied by his friends
at home.
Some $4,000 that went into the
construction Of the nursery was
sent TO Father Finn while he was
still in the United States after
his appearance on stateside ra-
dio program.
Through the kind assistance of
the Philippines first lady. Luz
Magsaysay, Father Finn was
granted a monthly donation of
500 pesos from the Philippine
Sweepstakes fund which will go
into the maintenance and opera
tion of the nursery.
Helping Father Finn with his
nursery work are five young Fill
ipina women whom Father Finn
hopes to make the nucleus OF a
new diocesan order of Sisters. He
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

She reminded US of the WON.
an in fhe Temple whom the
Lord praised for having given
all her worldly possessions. II
God judges Us by whs. we have
left rather than by what we
have, then how great shall be
fhe glory OF this womsnl The
only ones who ever help Christ
in pagan lands are those who
have Christ in their hearts al.
ready. We receive gifts, that is
something given out OF sbUn-
dance. But We thrive on sseri.
fiees, that is doing without
something for the love Of Our
Lord Who died for US. The ten
dollars will buy Svlfone for
some Iepers in India for Q
months time. The love she
gave with the fen dollars will
be written on the book OF life
and be told by the angels on
the last day. Literally, she took
the shoes off her feet 10 spread
fhe Gospel!
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail it
to the Most Rev. Fulton J.
Sheen. National Director of
The Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Faith, or your Di-
ocesan Director, reverend
James Kulp, 246 Fast Town
Street, Columbus 16, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

there were a few dimes. quar-.
fers and . ten dollar bill. She
said, II finally saved this ten
dollars 10 buy new pair of
shoes. But ! would rather that
the Holy Father had II for His
Missions. ! know that you send
oil that you receive TO His Holi.
ness TO distribute TO the mis-
sions of fhe world. You take
this sen dollars in fhe name of
Our Blessed Lord and His
Mother:@
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

Faith. A sacrifice given In the
name OF your friend or rela.
five lists them among The zeal.
Gus ones who bring passns 10
the stable of the Christ Child.
We will send you a gift men,
bership card TO give that will
explain this and all the many
benefits attached 10 member.
ship in the Proposition of the
Faith.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

Looking at her shoes we
could see that she needed a
new pair. We suggested; "You
keep the money and buy the
new shoes and | will make the
sacrifice of ten dollars in your
name mo" she said, "if /
bought the shoes they would
pinch me anyway"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30
Pope Tells Workers
He's Troubled Over
Aid Given Communism

VATICAN CITY - NC - His Holiness Pope Plus XII
said ne is troubled by the fact that though comun
ism has amply proven 1t is evil it still makes inroads among
Italian workers.
Addressing group of 5000 workers who came here
from the city of Tern about go miles north of Rome the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

c a lico dress
q p p reached
US S say n g
that she was
an immigrant
from Europe.
She kneIt for
q b SIS ing
a n d g n
o p e n 9 d q
small purse
in w h / c h
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

has the approval of the Arch.
bishop of Caceres for this pro-
Ject.
Father Finn is still affiliated
with the Trappists, but hopes to
be incardinated next year into
the Archdiocese of Caceres where
his leprosarium is located.
Read fhe Times Classified Ads
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30
God Love You-
Immigrant Goes Without
Shoes to Help Others
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen.

While waiting in the rear OF
q church in New York, TO re-
eeive q Danish convert into the
Faith, a woman dressed in a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

GOD LOVE YOU to M. and
J.W. for SITS. Representing a
few magazines my husband and
] didn't buy" to N,F.M.
$40 or two boxes Of cigars for
Gods work"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30
Former US. Trappist
Receives Philippine Aid
For Leper Colony
BY Father Edward De Psrsio
Society OF ST. Columbian

NAGA, PI - fNC) = Father Patrick Finn formerly a
Trappst at Our Lady of Gehseman Abbey Kentucky has
been working among victims of Hansens desease eprosvl
in leprosar1um In southern Luzon for the past year
Father Finn received permission from his superiors TO
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30
PORTSMOUTH sSyass 9l''pI
Rest Homes

RIVERVIEW MA NOR convalescent
Home for aged and infirm. Phi. VIM.
Frasure, PR. 6-369l, for rates.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

Here's . real Christmas gift:
An enrolment in the Society
for fhe Propagation Of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30
Latin Press Congress

Some g. 900 people visited the Catholic Press Exhibit
of the first Regional Catholic Press Congress held at Mon
tevdeo Uruguay Top photo shows eooru FLAG approach
TO the exhibits while bottom photo pictures fhe display
OF heWc. News Services Latin language service. No
tcas Catoieas featuring N.C.Wc's ENGLISH Spanish and
Portuguese editions. Journalists from Argentina Bolivia
Brazil Ecuador, Paraguay Peru and Uruguay psriieps
ted.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

Electric Rotu. RoUter Sewer and
Drain service Phone Circleville
ass
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-11-30

Read the Times Classified Ad,
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STENOGRAPHER, JR.

For old-established real estate
once; 5-day. 37-hour week. salary
plus bonus: pleasant working con-
ditions Reply in own handwriting.
stating age, education and experi-
ence. Box 1904. Star 20
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FURNITURE
CLOSE-OUT

ALI NEW FURNITURE IN Elk.
CELLENT CONDITION, BUT SOLD
AS IS" WITH 30es TO 500
SAVINGS.
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

GIRL wants one-dav job baby sit,
ting Sunday afternoon. IL oclocl
on; experienced, references. Ii
3-4653 after & pm.
GIRL. colored. desires to take cart
oil children or light housework. WA
5-S703.
EXPERT HoUsEcLEANING. every
ha1e y l50% AZ at'ie s & 9asmt' VIVA
PLACING MY MAID Need 5-dy. wk
Can iron. child care. gh W. Call her
Ii. 4-lSt5 or me. OIL. s-0090. ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NURSE, UNDERGRADUATE. will care for
elderly LADY or gentleman: expert
enced all types or paralysis 90
mr. duty; willing to travel, = '"
or N. E. area. HU. 3-6116, Rr.
SEAMSTRESS - Fine ladies
mems alterations; will worE n
YOUR house or mine. CO. 5.n5n2
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. refined
capable. will care for elderly lady
or child. also drive: could travel;
prefer country. shore, mts.. Al
refs Tel. LA f-253S. 49,
EXPER. YOUNG LADY desires part
time clerical position, 5 to q, ewes.
all-day Sat. Cali MISS BEENE,
ia. 9-7746. lSs
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY-One- girl ONCE: manu-
factuFer's representative S2S6
SILVER RING-ROCKVILLE EMPL
Sab GeorRia Ave. u. A-444f
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sITUATloNs-MEN

UNION OFFICER, young, college
trained. des. work i'll labor rela-
tons; exper. in organization. inves-
tIgation. educa. Box 240-z. Star.
YOUNG EXECUTIVE, sales. writing.
p pHsiicn relations .,, hacksrognd seeks
ganizational ability Initiative and
intelligence Box 295-z, Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

TEEN -AGERS-Use your vacation tc
learn vocation. Study to become
a TV and radio staff announcer
writer mr. disc jockey. Call DE. .
$3.50 for free addition. Term starts
in June. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROADCASTING. 1898 10th st
BECOME AN ANNOUNCER, scrip
writer or producer for, radio anc
TV. Intensive 15-wk. summer
course starts June 4 at ths MA.
TIONAL ACADEMY OF BROAD.
CASTING. Americas Pioneer Broad.
ing School Test. l934l. Phone fol
free addition. DE. 1850
PIX RECEIPT. TIPPING FREE) S35
4 wks. in a real school (est. 40 yrs
Finest positions. Compare BOYD'S
SCHOOL. 200 18th. cor. G, MA, s.
AMERICAN PIX RECEIPT. training
Ma MIA" DE 2-5a73.
TYPISTS. S50-S65: steno.-sec., $40
500 wk. bkkprs., SG5-S10O wk
All kinds exc, pos. open. Quick rev
and beg. courses now starting. En-
roll immed. Inquire MA. S-2340
BOYD SCHOOL test. 40 yrs), cor
18th and @ NV.
BEAUTY CULTURE taught the ia.
nous, advanced jules method. b
outstanding men and women; term.
arranged. WASHINGTON D. c
BEAUTY ACADEMY, 1905 H st
NV. ST. 3-l037 fair-cond }.
ARC SHORTHAND in 6 weeks, da!
lSl2 wklv ;; or Y wks; ewes; 81
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THE EVENING STAR
STENOGRAPHER
Major OH, COMPANY

l101 Pa. Ave. NV.
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Secretary-S
SECRETARY-STENO.

Large National Trade Association
has an opening for an alert and
cQNpetent person to do general Of
f1eNAduties of a varied and interest,"
ing Mature 5-day week air-con-
ditioned Offices: convenient Dupont
circle location: starting salary,
$500 yr. HU, 3-42uO -.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

ORGAN, , Eleetronie spinet mode
value Sifu s6b3 9ITTa's, l$so' & 81
PIC II" foHi . h i2tN EouIPMtSr
Also AXIS camera lenses Call 10
PIANOS. PIANO BENCHES. new
SIS New and used Consoles. spi.
G nets S obera Up We0f Kna SoFg gh as
SIPS up steinway. other erands
S2s5 up Terms Delivery bench
take in trade. PAUL OOLfBkRT.
1853 Columbia I'd NV AID 4.
592s $3.50 TO 81, rs
PIANOS. Used Weaver spinet. ~ll5
used consoles S365 and IN used
goud condition. sens also many
other values over 100 pianos 70
choose from ST. 3-63Hn PIANO
MART, lQl5 7th st. NV Just
above the library is
PIANOS FOR RENT--New and used
spinets. consoles Strands and up
rights at moderate rates from 81
PANS. THREE STORES corner
3-94OOi; o33e Georgia ave. Sill
yer Spring tphone ~ h-tl0ai,
5i6g Lee hwy Arlington Va
tphone IKE S-jnBOl Suburban
stores open every eysnine PARK
IN front liz
PIANOs--save UP to 4O@ durins
KITS annual sale OF rent returns
1853 models and trade-in pianos.
Paw only 500 down 3 yrs 20 nay
bal KirTs. 1890 q ST. NV RE
PiANOs Co. Rent hrst buy later plan;
famous make pianos YOURS 70 tfy.
only 81 per mo. on our famous
1880 O 81 nv, RE f.62i3 ~
'IANOS Used email modern grands
siaG, seas S2gi 81 3.B3nn
PIANO MART. fUi5 9Th e. NV
lust above the library lis
PIANOS for children beginning STUDY
use NJ new piano. IN your own
home for entire summer FREE
You pay only 4 small cArtaEe fee
Phone weekday WI s.s512
PIANOS FOR 1ENT-A, Low rates
Good selection You pay the haul.
ina ST J.dann PIANO MART
LOIS IN osii,,s list sseyys the
lis
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MAID, child care and average light
houSewoIk; i've in References re-
CURED. JE 3-Oi53 -i7
MAID; live in. $500 years: exper {:
recent local refs: $40 week. OIL
MAID. white woman, 25 to 40. to
live In; private home; beautiful
room with shower. must have good
refs; $50 wk RA. 3-545T.
eh.w.. launderine. good city refs,
2 days. l0-1 Pref. one able to SIT
occasionally. SIS and carfare. EN-
MAID, live in. fond Of children, nlain
cookine; other help employed. ex-
perience necessary. Excellent sal
AIRY. JU. 5-33SS. al
MAID. live in, g.h.w. and help care
children. New home all mod
MOTHERS Heller. colored, teen
age: to live in: downtown doctor
home: other help. character refs
req; SIS mo. DE. 2-6ss4 10
MOTHERS HELPER
SIPS mo: live in; Long Island
n Y. Also GH.W., plain cooking
$3.50 to $50 mo. ME. 10000.
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Has position for young lady: expert
ence not necessary; many company
benefits: starting salary, SCI per
week. Call MR.. ZARELLO, ia. o.
5000. 30
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FARM AND GARDEN

TOPSOiL. cultivated. SIS for q
~ wards WITHIN q. mi ~ Sultland,
Md Phone IF b.b2OU
AIA1EAS ENLiGHi Ems, wholesaie,
retail ROTHS SCI sliRo creek
nkwr TPkoma parK Nd
BULLDOZER FOR SAIL = NIFTY
Of equipment for landscapinr work.
soddinF back M 4.eyI Hercules
motor hydraulic control weifht,
800 lbs car BE- hauled In q pieks
up truck ~ 35b For further H..
tails eel IL 7.7nGi after m.
TREE REMOVAL. pruning toppirgs
trimming lots cleared Mr. city,
TON uN f.Onn1 any time
TOPsOIl. clean rich loan cubic
tafdA delivered ~ area sib.
Logsn f.7fin 81
CONTINUED on Next PassJ
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WAITRESS

GIRL WANTED for real estate
office Typing. bookkeepirr. filing.
Gail for appointment for interview
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY REAL
ESTATE. B. r. Hudson or r. W.
Radclifr, UN. 4-1515. IL
GIRL, for general office work, ex-
perience desired. but not essential.
Nice SURROUNDINGS. and hospital. in
surance benefits: 5-day week APP
ply Al Eye st. ne. is
GIRLS, white. to answer telephone;
switchboard experience helpful: 5 or
q day week: must be able to work
Sat, Sun. and holidays: hours, s
to 4:30. Apply Room 412. 1925 G
ST. NV. -23
LADY. attractive. for small Office
typing essential Apply 1892 Pa.
ave Sc. bet. . m. and $3.50 p.
LADY, for light ONCE work. no ex-
perience necessary. Apply in person.
Saturday between 4 and 5 pm.
PINES LABORATORY. 903 9th st.
NV, is
LkDIES-No Money to invest. No
delivery OF collection worries Sell
plastirs and toys on party plan
start earning sis to S25 in even
ing Immediately VIII 6-6592
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DOGS PETS ETC

FRENCH POODLE, min. male. 4 mos.
Axe, reg, sire q champinn House,
car leeSh-broken. RE ised with chilli
oren. Perm. NEGOTIATIONS. HK A.
BOXER Pups, Axe res aashy
faTnSi males females 10 weeks:
nov evenings and DAYS. AP. e
"wHIMPIE" pup. 4 mos cross
Beagle and Airedale very rood with
children lookinR for kind Va home.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, male
registered Axe: wormed and shots:
black With. tan and silver markings.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. solid black
beauty Axe reg; female stotS
compl; : mos. old. Ju 5-0i1H.
BEAGLE PUPPIES. Axe reg. black.
tan and white 10 wks Can be
seen anytime, Males. SEQ; females,
SID Call uN 4-2145. In
COCkER PuPs. Axe. small house
pets IBl5 Hamilton ST.. Hyatis-
vile Nd wa 5.2e7s. III
SHIPPING CRsTEs foi dogs cats.
etc al sizos light weight lou cost.
CrrwlN sHEpHERD pn mn Axe
registered color Of Rim Tin Tin:
wefntd shots reas ~ H.n9O8
30 YoU WANT TO adopt a homeless
pet Cav Warrington Animal Res
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NELP-WOMEN

WOMAN to manake restaurant in
downtown hotel: must have ex-
perience. DE 2-4554. III
WOMEN, 25-40. with good knowl-
edge of sewing to. be trained as
saleSwomen in our fashionable sew
ing center. salary and commission
Is paid plus all large company bene-
tHlttss; Apply in person Mr. Bryan,
ANNAPOLIS AREA-College student
or teacher. for vacation position
unusual opportunity: chance fol
permanency; S640 for so days
Come in to see H c. SHAW. Sat
urday. May 10. Carvel Hall, An
napoliS. In
VACATION POSITION for advanced
student or teacher. splendid expert
encr pleasant work, S7@0 Tor 90
days. Box ?59-A. Star. III
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY,
IL TO -. after school. Guaranteed
81 per hour plus. See Mr.. Lorimer,
Rim. 327, Portland BLDG, 1929 YER
mont ave. NV.
COLLEGE GIRL, newspaper library.
no experience necessary. 40-hour
5-day week. Box 233-Z. Star
PERMANENT POSITION for refined
pleasant lady who can assume re-
sponsibility. Unusual opportunity
for advancement. $4,000 yearly.
Box 242-A. Star. Ia
PART TIME, white. snack bar help
for drive-in theater; evening hrs. !;
live in vic. Falls Church; 55c an
hr. JE. 3-9500. is
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SITS, MEN 6 WOMEN


Spotter silk hnisher and pressel
want job as a team in shop or small
plant. Consider out-of-town Job. BOZ
235-Z, Star
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR MIAMI May 25th.
NTake = Call LII. 4-a2l3 Wed,
Fri. after q pm. -lS
TRAVELLING TO DENVER, COLO.
Can take > passengers. Share tx.
EN-. 3-54gO, ask for Sid. is
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HElP-WokAEN

WAITRESS WANTED - White, Al
PETE'S RESTAURANT, S233 Ga.
ave-. Silver Spring, JU. S-3530.
MATTRESSES. experienced; good
tips: no Sunday work. Apply dl2
18th st. NV. liz
WAITRESS. white. LITTLE ACRES
RESTAURANT. 1880 Baltimore
blvd. Beltsville. Nd. is
WAITRESS, experienced. Apply in
person: 1905 18th st. NV. lis
MATTRESSES WANTED, white; over
Mr. Henry O'DONNELL'S SEA
GRILL. 1901 Wis. ave. Bethesda,
MATTRESSES, white; experienced;
day work. RECTOR'S RESTAU-
RANT. l345 Conn. ave. LIZ
MATTRESSES, white: excellent tips
exper.: daywork. Apply in person.
lll3 18th ST.. NV. III
WAITRESS, white: 5-day week av-
erage sos weekly. excellent position
for experienced. neat and reliable
worker. WAGSHALS DELEGATES
sen. 1896 Mass. ave. NV. IL
MATTRESSES. exper., refined for
MICHEL'S. interview after pm.
hon Vermont ave. NV IT
WAITRESS, white. daywork: nc
exper. necessary. Marlboro pike
and Benning I'd. Sc. 10. s-4333.
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REPAIRS end sERVIcEs tcons. !
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. 1O-key Rem
Rand; new. No money down. 81
wk. CIRCLE. 74l 18th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER - 3 Philco
console models. / ton. Priced very
reasonably. Gail EN-. 3-l5S2 is
AIR CONDITIONER, 1855 Interna-
tional Harvester de luxe dble sash
window type, a. h.p.; used only
mos, peri. cond.: Sl75, OIL. g.
S3le. Ia
AIR CONDITIONER s4-ton Frigi-
daire, practically new. Si5O or
best ofter. Owner leaving town; Ii.
6-3414. III
AIR coNDITIoNERs
Must Sell! Must Sell!
Entire stock No reasonable offer
refused All window units new and
t W. esSrSnteed Az sizes S7sd in s tDx
Standard FIRE iissO' q BATTERY 5aa'1Hs O CO
10th and n SITS. NE.
Ii 3-90S2
Open Evenings TIL o
ANTIQUEs--Retiring from business;
33ls to SOC off on all items Bar
STUDIO, 1913 Wis. ave. IL
ANTIQUES-New England tag sale;
Sat. only. starting at 0 am; hun
dreds of items of furniture and
glass. Inspection invited YANKEE
PEDLAR,- 5542 Columbia pike. Ar
lington, Va.
ANTIQUE SETTLES and chairs;
tufted: newly upholstered. 4239
9th st. NV, ia. 9-1971. --17
AQUARIUM. like new. 20 gallons
fully equipped. oV. 3-5i9S ettei
pm. la
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Care OF . small children
and average light homework.
prefer seasoned live-in woman
but will consider girl in POS
II references can be given.
Salary open. OIL. 7-300S.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARIES (2)

OGS1CG A1tAGO w
Engineering and con-
sulting firm in Alex
andria desires an alert
and personable girl as
secretary and assistant
to purchasing a g emit.
Excellent opportunity.
5-day, 40-hour week,
salary open.
Interesting position in
personnel and sales
group. Envolves working
on recruitm e n t and
other personnel CORE
SpOnQence. FerSOnnel
experience desirable but
not necessary. College
or equival lie mt back
ground. Excellent OPP
portunity to advance.
Salary open.
ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP.
Dol N. Columbus Street, Alex, VI
XII. $4,000, Ext. l06
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HELP-ooMESTIc

CHILD CARE. g;h.w.,. no cooking.
References, Silver Spring. HE. A.
CoOK.HoUsEKEEPER. skilled: man
or woman: any nationality inc,ud-
ing Russian, Oriental: foreign
language no problem; references:
$50 Pc wk. to start. Write 1885,
National Press Building or phone
"a; 5-42@l before o am. or after
COOK-IAUNDRY-GH.w. Small
cent local ref W.. Sls7aS;'' 80 re-
COOK, white. European girl to live
in; .exper with references; gh.w..
child, no laundry. SO. 5-6457.
COOK CIV in. Thurs. and
refs S35 VIZ WO 6-3iSh.
COOK-G live in. experience and
recent reference required. Call EN-
CIV. live in or out. all sects.,
BEY pER ri SSS 10 ioi7 i' < & AZ AR-
G.H,w. COOK; live in: nice room
and bath. good bus service; S35
wklv. Local refs. pref wO. f-c335
G.H.W;, live in. rambler private
Tmr oath. ~, must ike children.
Loo. refs. $50 OIL. 9-4954. lis
G.H.W... plain cook: small apt; fond
Of children: recent refs required;
= through g, dinner; days; So.
G.H.w.-CHiID CARE. live in; air
cond. rambler. pvt. TV: Thursday
of $50. Refs. OIL, 2-321a.
G.H.W., child care, plain COOK: live
IN; mod all-elec, conditioned
rambler: pvt. rm.; TV: bath: cx-
per. with refs, JU. 7-a452. -l7
GHW-C0OK, fond OF children; live
in: Wed. and every Sun. of; $50 to
start. JU. 9-6n4S. 10
G.H.W. and plain cook: live in: of
u day Fri and every Sun, $40 wk
Call WO 6-9174
G.H.W., white 24-45 years. live-in.
beautiful rambler. and care for .
children 8 and III yrs. old. One
child in camp this summer for .
mos. Private room and bath. good
salary. and vacation with pay
II you want good home good
food. and happy surroundings call
RIA 3-l450 II
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NURSEMAID OR WOMAN


White. 10 i've in and care
light housekeepine. My son
and have lovely apart
inent and want someone to
share our home Every Sat.
afternoon and Sun. of. and
az evening during, the week.
Wee week t ends s'1 81. 4Dossi5s.- 4 aeisi
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. live in;
g,h.wa help take care OF l0-month.
GOOD SALARY is Between " ag ssu 4o 0sso'
Apply at sos Z st. Sc, after p NJ
DEPENDABLE yns. woman. care
"; -old sirl: g;h.w no cook. sun.
sun dsy Mon. OF VIII 6.Sn0l
T sGs live "h n s@ Il s sfl' f. 2F s.sSfEy
LIyE-IN Nice room and bath own
TV diShwasher, automatic washer
and dryer small modern home
mother, Of Sat afternoon, STU
: CIR HoUsEWoRK. plain cooking
apt . adults, infant, sit .
nights, sood salary. Refs expsr.
WOMAN Good cook and ehw. 3
days, Thurs through Monday, good
salary; olney area, Box lT1-A.
SETTLED coLoRED WOMAN 10 care :
for children room board and small
salary Apply l2i3is D st. NE.
IL 1-0B72
COUPLE janitor- chauffeur. and
maid $3.50 mo- apt. available. SIC
vk, References. Ap. 10000.
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Greater New York City
And surburbs. Live IN: ghv and
cooks $3.50 70 $500 mo. start sal.
AIRY. NE. e-2laO al