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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
studebaker-Packard stock

Studebaker- Packard stock
holders approved the firms plans
for a management working
agreement with Curtiss-W Wright
Corp. SIP officials said the Arm
now can move ahead rapidly on
plans to make it a strong factor
in the auto sales market.
BituminOus Production in the
week ended October 81 totaledI
lO.4s5.OOo tons compared with
10. 100000 in the previous week
and 1891. 900 in the like week al
year ago-National Coal AsSocia-
ton.
Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled 1l7,675 cars and
1920 trucks compared with
! 104.269 and 1888 in the pre-
vious week and 167.278 and 49,
283 in the like week a year ago.
Wards Automotive Reports.
| Crude Petroleum Stocks, do
nestle and foreign, on October
20 totaled 283, 6O8, 900. up 2,051,-
900 for the week.-Bureau of
Mines.
American Tobacco Co. in nine
months ended September 80
earned $38,949,000 or 1852 a
share versus $38.440, 900 or 1854
in 1855 period.
United Shoe Machinery in six
months ended August 81 earned
S., 1904 or $3.50 a share versus
$6,1S3, 800 or $3.50 in 1855 period.
National Tea Co. in 40 weeks
ended September 80 earned $4,-
805.811 or 1925 a share versus
$5,239.938 or STAT in 1855 period.
NOrthrOp Aircraft, Inc, in year
ended July 81 earned $4,965, OIL
or 1928 a share VS.. $11,739,-
764 or $3.50 in 1855.
Other earnings included:
For o Months Ended Senfen,har an
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'3 ~ BUSINESS
Corporate and U.S.. Bonds
DropinWeeko

for the week, as were investment
quality issues. Utilities were
down. rails slipped a fraction
and foreign dollar liens eased.
Government bonds took q
beating from war news. Victory
21as Of December. 1972-67. lost
1882 at 80 1882 bid. The 215s
of 1868, the 30-year 3l4s and the
40-year IS dropped 1892 each at
"a 6/32, SO and "a bid, respec-
lively.
Long-term obligations are at
new lows for the year and only
Slightly above levels plumbed
during the market break of 1858,
AT these prices, the 2ias of 1868
yield 3.45 per cent, the "Vics'
1926, the 3Hs $3.50, and the IS
yield 3.27 per cent.
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Agent Can Reconstruct
Tex Dodgers Finances

or furnishes records which are
inadequate.
The investigator may start
with the taxpayers bank and
get records of deposits and with
drawals.
Does the taxpayer own real
estate? The recorders Office has
"a record of it. If the home he
owns is mortgaged he may have
had to submit a net worth state
ment to the lending institution
to get a mortgage loan. If that
is the case the investigators
job is simplified.
Careful Investigation
If the taxpayer owns income
producing real estate the amount
of rent received usually can be
ascertained. What kind of car
does he drive and when did he
buy it? Does his wife sport an
expensive fur coat? If so, a
furrier probably can be found
who knows when it was bought
and for how much.
The investigator seeks to es-
tablish what the taxpayers net
assets were at the end of the
year just preceding the period
at issue. Then he does the same
work for succeeding years. If,
for example. a taxpayers net
worth increased by $15,432 be-
tween December 81. 1851, and
December 81, 1852. that figure is
taken as base for arriving at
1852 income.
The taxpayers living expenses
are estimated, probably at a con-
lservative amount which the tax
payer will not protest. That is
added to the increase in net
worth. Also added are any in
come taxes he may have paid,
real estate taxes and other taxes
AObdA 10 OEOSS 11lCOmc
The total is put down as gross
income subject to tax after the
usual exemptions and deduc-
lions. Many a taxpayer-or nom
itaxpayer-has conceded finally
that the result is a reasonable
fac-simile of actually.
7 One problem may rise to pla-
que the agents. That results from
the taxpayer having large
amount of cash stashed away in
the period before that covered by
the agents work.
| HoardS of cash, however, ex-
cite the suspicious Of investiga-
tors and the courts. One Tax
Court decision said that keeping
cash in large amounts SIS a prac-
tice frequently employed by tax
levaders,"
Bank Deposit Method
In addition to the net worth
method. investigators have the
bank deposit method"
/ Assume the taxpayer has few
assets Of record or visible and
there is no way to establish
cash on hand. The agent is I'M
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able to prepare a net worth
statement and the taxpayer re-
fuses to furnish one.
In one case a taxpayer kept
no records. He identified him
self as a sports broker" explain
ing he placed bets for those who
did not know how to go about
1T or who wanted to avoid con-
tact with bookmakers. On Sat-
urdays he would figure things
out" pay what was due clients
and throw the figures away.
Unable to use the net worth
method. the agents turned to the
bank deposit method. They
found that large sums had gone
through the sports brokers bank
account.
Records Required
He protested this did not al
low for deductions for paying of
bets or for transfer items. But
it has been held that under such
circumstances the Revenue Serv-
ice is justified as treating I'M
identified deposits as income
and it is UP to the taxpayer to
establish what. if any, sums are
not income.
A man with a taxable income
can go to Jail for willful failure
to keep records.
Revenue Service people will
cite what they believe is one sure
fire way to avoid paying income
taxes. They don't mind telling
about it because they believe no
one will adopt it. 1t is this: Do
business by yourself and only
for cash; keep no records; bury
the profits; never dig them up.
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By FRANCIS r. DOUGLAS

If you have a taxable income
and do not file a Federal tax re-
turn, either through negligence
or in a willful attempt at tax
evasion, what will happen to
you?
Chances are too good for COM
fort that an Internal Revenue
Service agent will uncover the
fact.
When that happens it does
little good to plead that your
income was really too little for
anyone to be concerned about
and, besides, you really don't
know what it amounted to.
Again. the chances are good
that the revenue agents will go
to work and reconstruct a tabu-
lation of your gross income, ex-
penditures, taxable income and
what you owe.
Inc flgureS probably VIII be
good enough to stand UP in
court. But the recalcitrant tax
payer probably will try not TO
let it go that far even though
he finds himself assessed the
taxes he did not pay plus up to
so per cent more for failure to
file a return if the failure was
fraudulent in purpose.
Methods Outlined
How does the revenue service
reconstruct the negligent tax
payers financial history?
The usual way is by what is
known as the met worth
method" This is actually a
last resort. 1t is used when no
return has been filed or if the
taxpayer has filed one considered
false or erroneous and the tax
payer either has meaper records
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BY WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Cor-
porate and Government bond
prices continued on the down.
ward path this week.
The dreary decline Of cor
porates was enlivened, however,
by a recovery Thursday and
Friday from the heavy losses in
fiicted on Wednesday by the
fighting in the Mideast. The
trend for the week, nevertheless,
was down.
All segments OF the corporate
list were either at or just a
notch above their lows for the
year. Industrials. buoyed chiefly
by the acrobatic convertible
issues which react like their
stock counterpartS. were firm
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COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 H.-The Asso.
ciated Press index OF 80 important com.
modities moved higher this week for the
FIRST time in seven weeks
At ISL .45, the index compared with
-" 10 4" year
ago. Gains were recorded by the indus
i-aals, 4ooe -rAins and cotton, textile
and nonferrous metals components. Only
the livestock group turned lower.
], There were no new highs or lows for
the year
Comparative figures for the various
IateRorieS were as follnMs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

SERVES 80 YEARS--Louis
M. Frankel, vice president
and associate general mer-
chandise manager of The
Hecht Co., was honored at
a luncheon yesterday on
his 30th anniversary with
the company. Company
officials attende d, and
Harry M. Davidow, execu-
tive vice president and
general manager, paid
tribute to Mr.. Frankel, who
started as a stock boy in
1926. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

Recent discoveries justify large scale.
long range integrated attack on all the com.
pick. interrelated aspects of passage through
the upper atmosphere, in the opinion of
Alexander Kartveli, creator Of Republics
famous family of Thunder.Craft.'
Republics r D activities are now being
materially augmented and accelerated TO
speed the exploration Of this new knowI.
edge and technology. The broad areas under
study are:
HypersOnie and Satellite Weapons Systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

Each Thundef.crsf, IN turn has rep.
resented . significant sessnts IN an.
efs't cesisn latest nsnbsr o. ihs
famous family IS me lneredible F.los
Ihsnoefehlei. most advanced UsEF
igh,ef-borbef : supefsone and ~.
eiea.respons esfIyirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Nov. B.--Dividends
announced:
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 R.-National
of Securities Dealers, Inc:
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Please address complete resnme
Of your technical background TO,
Engineering Personnel Manager
MA. DAVID G. REID
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N. Y. BOND SUMMARY
Furnished Associated Press

By the Associated Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

Advanced Propulsion Systems.
Nuelear Energy Applications to Aircraft.
Capabilities Of Materials In HypersonIe and
NucIear Environments.
Eleetronie systems development to exploit
the full potential Of the most radical con.
eepts Of flight.
The quality Of the opportunities for ere.
atively unhampered professional men with
specialized experience in many fields is
evident. Republic welcomes your inquiries
regarding positions in any one Of the areas
outlined.
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Bank Deposit Method

In addition to the net worth
method. investigators have the
bank deposit method"
Assume the taxpayer has few
assets of record or visible and
there is no way to establish
cash on hand. The agent is I'M
, 1956-02-25
NOTICE
TRADE AND EXCISE TAXES

The 1856 Internal Revenue Act of the Virgin Islands pro
.vides that all persons, firms, partnerships, associations and
corporations conducting trade or business in the Virgin Is
lands are liable for certain trade and gross receipts taxes
and they are required to submit certain reorts to the Tax
Division, Department of Finance, in order to comply with this
law. Articles. goods, merchandise, and commodities purchased
by mail order and delivered to the purchaser within the Vir-
gin Islands for his own use or consumtion shall also be Z taxed
upon entry into the Virgin Islands for such delivery at the
rates specified in Section 8 Of this law upon valuation deter
mined by the sale price.
The Law provides, also, for a tax on all performances or
entertainments, including dances, cock fights horse races,
theatrical performances, motion pictures, etc, and such tax
shall be at the rate of so of the gross receipts f,om such per-
Torrance or entertainment.
This Law is effective January /, 1856 and required re-
ports must be submitted to the Tax Division not later than
Is to 30 days after the end Of each month. Penalties provided
for failure to comply with the Law will be strictly enforced.
Additional information relative to- this law may be secur-
ed from the Tax Division, Department of Finance.
ERC DE JoNGH
Actg. Commissioner Of Finance
, 1956-02-25
OBLIGATION

Owners and Managers of Eating and Drinking Establish
ments are hereby notified that Food Handlers are required
to- obtain their Health Certificates before March Is, 1856.
Health Certificates for tht Christiansted area will be is
sued at the Charles Harwood Memorial Hospital on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, between the hours of 9 am. and II
noon.
The fee for examination is $1.OO.
PEDRITo FRANCOIS
Director Environmental Sanitation
Department of Health
Division of Sanitation
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perienee IN DRUGSTORE sales for
s fitrfiS PE Eisi ssft s...l.r1 G ~
AxhI- FIRM need. 8 men for part
car. ace 1881. csii ME-. s-a47i.
OPPORTUNITY for experienced pro-
fesisonal real estate man able to
handle the sale Of high-priced
houses and investment properties
TO Q variety Of clients In established
small progressive real estate Prop.
once, must be energetic and SELF
motipatinR: good earnings for the
right person: must have desire TO
grow with the ONCE and accept IN
creasing responsibility. Please reply
In writing. stating qualifications
and present earnings. BOX 9Th,
ACTUAL Cru, JOBS opEN IN U. s.. South
America, Alaska and Europe up
to $1,000 month. TRANSPORTATION
paid. Male and females. Pun In
structions and iistings Remit 81.
LANES DIRECT MAIL. Box n.
.Washington D. c.,
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
FOR AN EDUCATIONAL SALES
Educational " seiiins. We have :
real opportunity for you 70 earn
Q substantial Income. For over
40 wears we have specialized In
Home study Commercial Art Edu-
cation Our representatives are
per year, No cold turkey selling.
National Advertising In magazines.
newspapers, television and radio.
There Is no school selling eduea-
tion that has more outstanding
visual aids to sell with than our
organization. We are 'ated in
Dun a Bradstrest at . million
INSTRUCTION.. INC. 500 g. 9TH
at, MINNEAPOLIS IL MINI. -
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REPRESENTATIVE
sc 600 TO $500

Two energetic young men, good
appearance. fluent speakers. coll
lege- training helpful; permanent;
local. Call for appointment With
personnel manager NE. S-2336.
SALESMAN - Young man with
knowledge Of music Tor high fdel-
ity department. See Mr.. SYCLE,
KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880 q St NV.
SALESMAN, a1-4o vhite.-Rstab-
lished route In Alex, area. $50 wk.
guaranteed salary. Pension plan.
Republication and paid vacation.
Call Mr.. MoREAU. so. s-7s70
sA Me- nv white. camera experienc.
preferred. call MISS LEVINE. Elk
s1IE SsifN for formal wear rental
dashery experience necessary; sal:
airy and Commissions, permanent
position. N. STEIN a CO.. 1714
! 81 NV: (at Conn. ave. q
and small appliances: excellent
1 zNp nv g. co!9 Ssh and q. nv
SALESMAN, first-ciass opportunity
with cougar national manu-
facturer for ambitious self starter.
Extensive sales experience not abso-
1utely necessary: protected terri
Tinia Commission. Cali Mr..
GEORGE RAUSCH. Ma. S-4420.
SALESMAN - Retail liquor store:
over one year experience: excellent
opportunity for top-noteh man who
doesn't mind hard work: above
ayerage salary; chance to advance.
Reply giving past experience. All
replies IN strictest confidence. Box
sAIESMAN-Executiye type sales
man wanted in Arlington. Va. by
one Of Nations largest companies
Company expanding and needs
man in MANAGEMENT. Excellent
retirement. group insurance and
other employe benefits. Excellent
training given. Salary plus bonus
to start. No travelling. N. W.
CONVICTION, IA. 7-7404, II. g.
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MANAGEMENT
ENGINEERS
fENe eDsosD4Ssf cs 0STRoL


For administrative staff
assignment requiring the
application Of principles
of business organiza-
ton and management
to the organizational
procedural problems of
a large Engineering
Branch, and co-ordina-
ton Of engineering
practices relating to
operation, planning and
control of engineering
activities. Opportunity
for use Of ingenuity and
initiative for those who
can deal tremendously
with others. Aircraft
experience desirable but
not essential. College
degree plus five or more
years experience re-
quired.
For immediate consideration
and confidential appointment
with two Lockheed Engineer
Ing Representatives
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I. CASHIER

For ladies' ready-to-vear speciality
h9ea s Sl ne seo s..s ssRs5en .scss
salary, steady position. See Mr.,
pelts. THE NEW BRESLAU, 8l4
18th NJ. NV. %
o LET css h'; ah,i :sso1l
bl4. 1919 ? st. NV. Ma. s-4lt2.
CLERK. 10 to IS. Interesting and
varied work. Some typins, spt
hr. week, company benefits, Apply
RisEt.2gnHEi 81, ifs s shsa eSGr c5 Il;
14th u. n.v. -
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REAL ESTATE---Are you makins
$4,000 annually selling? II not.
investigate. this opportunity Of
fered 8 select high-type statesmen;
prefer Va. residents: car Q must.
Apt. arranged by calling JE. B.
2093. A. JOHN CHAPMAN a. SON,
oS7S Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. --2
ZEAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL
LEASING MAN, with experience.
for large active well-estahlished
Once Work II 6SSnto n5 area szn,n ms
Also company benefits. Call Mr.,
Kelley for appointment. Ma. g.
5000. FREDERICK W. BERENs
RAJ E s iE statesmen needed
for GI split level and rambler sub
division coyerage and brckerage
work . u vtrri 5as. t Must c q *
$500 Tor appointment.
ZEAL ESTATE SALESMAN - OPP
portunity for higher earnings. good
working conditions, sa.es training
with an aggressive once. Call y.
d. Giyens, WA. 1866. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO. -
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. lge. area
force. good opportunity, eventually
zIFKiN. 50SS sSth ave, Hyatts..
Nd. Do not phone. u
REAL ESTATE STATESMEN go,
drawing account to full-time exper.
men. Active suburban Nd. once.
MR.. NANoVIIL. 17-2, 10. 4-S3S3.
ROUTE SALESMAN for established
territory: national advertised con-
fections; truck furnished. For per-
Sonai interview contact c. ESTES
ct the Ambassador Hotel. Eri.. 1915
pm. u
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CLERKS

CLERK-CAsHIER, 21-3b. for real
estate once. Typine essential. 6-day
VIZ. Call for appt. ME. S-0096.
iCLERK-TYPIsT, high school grad
uate, permanent position. pleasant
working conditions b.day, 37h-
hour week AMERICAN SURETY
CO.. SCI Southern BLDG. 18th and
cLERK-TYPIsT. under IS. sxper..
fast. accurate: 500 TO start. Be
CI iIssfs riifi with some tai steno-
graphic ability; excellent oppor-
tunity, salary and working condi-
lions: For appointment call MRS.
CLERK-TYPIsT, Alexandria: 5 days:
$3.50; POTOMAC EMPL dAGcY..
Ri kiaRTF Ri T.s under H. g 49,
nee, 5-day VIZ. RI. 7-2662. %
CLERK-TYPIST-Young lady. cas-
ualty insurance ONCE; excellent
working conditions and company
henefits. Apply Room Sb2. Penna.
Blds.. Pa. ave. and iath ct. ny.
CLERK-TYPIsT Oh CREDIT CLERK
Age Is to 80. Christian: excel.
lent working conditions and salary:
S,day week. Apply Box 18Th.
cffiTaRRk-TYpssT. in small plsassn.
Important than speed. 40S Colo
RADIO BLDG. 14th and q SITS. nv:
CLERK-TYPIsT. As w.p.m.. ase
to 65: $246. HAGGERTY EMPL.
s6sy ,,y sls snI E,,svV "a d. s sSop
PLoYMENT SERVICE. DIS Els
worth dr., Silver Spring. Nd, 10,
CLERK.TYPIsT. under IS, knowi-
edge Of shorthand REQUIRED: 5-day.
37h-hr. week; pleasant yorking
s sSndii9 ss7 c a come MR u slS 81 mes
view. 7a4 i4th St NV. RIM. 39s.
CLERK-TYPIsT, for furniture store;
prefer age 81 to IS; 6.day week.
disqualification. paid vacation: $50
per wk. with opportunities for ad-
yancement: Contact MRS. STONE.
pI z-72 ys,s ies ap gTaGns!n tspuru
ladies (1T-3O). TO work in Bethesds
for publishing firm. Interesttnl
work, 5-day week: company bene-
nts. Apply IN person. Room zoo
1905 East-West hwy. Bethesda
cnEHaRK-TYPIsr-permanent posi-.
ton; 40-hr week: small once:
regular advancement: downtown
location. No Saturday work. Expert
ence not necessary. Apply 14o5 O
st. NV. Room 403.
CLERK TYPIGT-White. young lady
for general clerical duties: must
be accurate typist and familiar
with figures: biz days. every other
week. Call for appointment. Mr..
DIXON, DE. 2-2003. ID
CLERK TYPIsT with bookkeeping
training or experience. For work in
LEADING. downsownN real estate
ONCE: 35-hour. $50 per week; paid
vacation. Reply Immediately In
your own Handwriting. Box 33s-H,
star. stating education. ualnca-
lions. age and phone number. 70
CLERK-TYPIST. accounting depart.
ment. real estate firm. experienced
In operation Of adding machine.
Age 25 to IS, permanent position.
Delay week. Call Mr.. PLUMMER,
ma. s-Sl0O for interview. -
CLERK -TYPlST, white. 30 to 30.
general ONCE work, experienced
with figures and adding machine;
full time, steady work, 5-day week.
FRED 8. GICHNER IRON WORKS,
INC, 1914 gath st. NV" RE. =
CLERK rYPIsT, general insurance
agency; electric experience pre-
ferfed but not necessary; salary
open. Cali MRS. GOLDEN, Elk. g.
1850. ---3
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gALEsLADY, to sell dresses and
coats. permanent position. good sal
AIRY and commission: b-day week.
Apply Il. ABRAMsoN CO.. 1889 7th
sAiEsEApY, for wothens. specially
shop; must be experienced In sell.
Ing coats. suits. dresses, sportsweaE;
nan Nan RICHARDS. sess coissytils
sECRETxRY, young girl for small
once, In Connecticut ave. area;
shorthand and typing: hours. .
TO 5, 5-day week; salary 500. pi'
SECRETARY. permanent position
U-rirl offace} accurate typing:
shorthand; Bookkeeping: as wei as
general-ofice work. Engineering
once Salary open. Single prefer
red. RE. 7-2769. II
SECRETARY must have knowledge
Of bookkeeping: vic. OF FAILS
Church. state age. exper. and sal
ary desired. Box 40-H. Star. liz
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RESIDENT ASSISTANT
MANAGER


R sons sse'ntE sS@Isss:d
building. containing AS. unfnr-
nished units and 40 hotel rooms.
Experience IN apartment manage
ment sot essential; live on prem
les n efficiency me- APP. ap.rtmsHn n.. n 3,
between IS and 80 years Of age.
dependable good typist, llondrinkef
and possess selling ability, good
personality, tact, en- thust4sm.
energy. good Judgment and ability
e o, fet , si9sns mlsn nsoD's ana se e
nings with afternoons on lexcept
eunday) and every. Wednesday on.
Reply BY. letter. stating aualinca-
lions and give telephone number
SoT tptsrv!sE vyYbyy ,sRpoi9rtTTSsgnit t
EEoN iHSousfE. Zoo Wisconsin tai ave.
n.H. ..H
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Assistant Service Specialist
Bank Bookkeeper

BEAUTfCIAN. to work In Bethesda.
large salon; salary and eommisslop ;
BEAUTICIAN. experienced. all-round
beautician. In exclusive neighbof-
hood shop. WO. 6-046b. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opportunity,
steady position. Apply PAT YOUR
HAIRDRES6ER, 937 r st. NV.
Call NE. 8-4s37. ~
BEAUTICfAN, young enthusiastic
stylist: salary open. plus commits
sion: . days. La. 6-l70l. =
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HELP-WoMEN

SECRETARY, legal ezpeEisnes: rapid
Shorthand and typing leIsc, pre-
ferredl: good appearance: prefer age
25-40. Part or fun time. Salary
SDsni Can NE. s-cs7l for sp-
sECY: near Catholic uniy.; $500.
HAGGERTY EMPLOYMENT ekRV-
ICE. 9IS Ellsworth Dr.. silver
Spring Nd. ~. b-0040.
SECY.s shorthand or stenotype, Age
70 30; $326. HAGGERTY In
PLOYMENT SERVICE, els klls-
worth dr.. Room 102, Silver 9pTing,
Nd JU. 5000.
SECRETARIAL SWITCHBOARD Or
orator, TO 4 pm. o-day week.
Can Wo. 6-1612. %
sEcY-. public rel -----------$32s
seey.. Episcopai orr. ------ 800
6ecy., no shthd.. df. ofe.---300.S96
Comptomesef OPT. ne. ---- 02e0
PIX RECEIPT. -typists ------,.. $sS
2SdrsssoSsrsph operator -------~"$s99
0raphotype operator ---.---S60
Personnel eorvtce
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MEN
MEN

am anxious to talk to three men
tWhitel, go to IS. who are unem-
ployed through no fault OF their
own. ! have q lob that is perna-
nent and pays 500 week from thu
start. No previous experience neces-
car and are iookine for I lob With
future. call RA. o-l202. Thurs
day.
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CALL DISTRICT 1882

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and Friday between 10 am
! pm. and T-p pm; eatuf.
DAY. Q e.m.-l2 Noon and