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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-20
Michigan Agriculture Dept
inspectors to be
Taught Koshruth

DETROIT, (JTA) = A training
course for Michigan Department
of Agriculture inspectors to teach
them kashruth. criteria' so that
they might recognize kashruth
violations, is being conducted by
the Council of Orthodox Rabbis.
This new development is result
of a series of meetings arranged
by the Jewish Community Coun
Gil of Detroit with the Michigan
State Agriculture Department of
ficialS.
The meetings were arranged be-
cause a number of questions had
been raised about the strict ad-
herence to kashruth as regards the
meat sold by some kosher butch
ers, and the products advertised
as kosher and found in some rest
aurants, delicatessens, markets,
etc. Questions were raised as to
whether some of these actually
meet the criteria for kashruth,
violation of which is subject to
legal sanctions, according to Agri-
culture Department regulations.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-07-20
PLAIN TALK
(continued from Page y

l guess that's why so many of
us were crying that morning;
though the tears of the parents of
the new rabbis sprang from other
inspirations as we'll. They had
come to the temple from all over
the country to see their sons or
dained rabbis after the years of
study ;. tearfully proud, solemn
ly rejoicing that out of them had
come leaders to take up Torah
and its goodness, and carry it on
through the generations, as in all
the times before. Their boys were
fulfilling the mission. Il met the
Karff family of Philadelphia +. .
mama, papa and sister . who
were there on account of their
boy Samuel being ordained; they
and the family of an uncle out of
Boston)
I myself was there because of
Nathan Landman ("Dick" for
short) who was becoming rabbi
by way of direct inheritance. you
might say: His late father. Solo
mon Landman. had been a rabbi
out of the same school: his late
uncle. Isaac Landman. had come
to the rabbinate by ordination in
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Two Held in Plot
On Mendes-Frunce

{ RABAT, Morocco, April 10 (P).
Two Frenchmen were arrested
yesterday ana charged with
attempting to murder former
Premier Pierre Mendes-France-
six hours after he had left for
Paris.
A police guard at the French
residency, where the pair thought
Mr.. Mendes-Fran was a guest,
surprised the men after they had
climbed into a residency bedroom
about l am.
Police said one of the men,
Raymond Bentran of Port Lyau-
tey, wounded the guard with a
revolver. The policeman fired
back, hitting the intruder.
The other man escaped, but
was arrested soon after in a
Rabat bar. He had a brief case
containing a revolver and several
hand grenades which he had
showed to a friend some hours
earlier, The friend told police
of the plot.
The second man was identified
as Louis Feroun. 81, a reserve
officer living in Rabat.
Mr.. Mendes-France is a Min
lister of State in Premier Guy
Mollet's cabinet. French resi-
dents in Casablanca had demon
strated against him during his
visit to Morocco, accusing him OF
sacrificing French interests BY
starting home rule talks WITH
TuniSia in 1854.
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DRINKS Take Turn
Eludinq Policemen

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex.
R.-City Police Officer Lee Can
non had his hands full when
he arrested two suspects for
drunken driving. He took the
driver from the car to the patrol
car and started back for the
other man.
When he again reached the
patrol car, suspect No. was
running down the street. Police
man Cannon gave chase and
caught him after a three-block
sprint. When he returned to the
patrol car, suspect No. Q was
driving away in the suspects
car.
The officer tossed suspect No.
into the patrol car and sped
after No. 2. He finally got both
men to the city jail.
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SenatorstoQuiz
BIack-Listed
Uniform Maker
BY JAMES Y. NEWTON

Senate investigators today
called for testimony from joey
Abrams, black-listed Army uni
form maker. who bought millions
of dollars worth of bonds in the
early 1950s. some of them under
repeatedly fictitious names.
Mr.. Abrams was to be one Of
the witnesses as the Senate In
vestigating subcommittee re-
sumed its hearing on reports Of
graft and corruption in con-
nection with Army uniform buy
ing in the period 1878.
Associates of Abrams
Other witnesses to be heard at
the session were Murray Berman
and Harry Lyman. both former
associates of Mr.. Abrams, New
York garment manufacturer.
Investigators for the commit
tee headed by Senators McClel-
! Ian, Democrat of Arkansas, testi-
fed that another associate of
Mr.. Abrams had told them that
Joey is afraid of only one man,
Murray Berman."
The man quoted by the staff
investigators denied the story
when he testified at the hearing
last week. He is Alphonse j.
Leonetti, of Merrick, N. Y.
Mr.. Abrams and a New Jersey
] garment maker, Herman Krav-
itz, obtained more than $40
million in Army uniform con-
tracts in the early l950s.
4 During that period, Mr..
abrams repeatedly bought more
than Sc million in United States
/ and local government bonds,
some of them in the name of
Mr.. Kravitz.
Knew Nothing of ROnds
Although the hearing has
shown that the Army believed
Mr.. Abrams and Mr.. Kravitz
|. to be competitors for contracts,
testimony brought out that
. $4,000 in coupons from bonds
bought by the two wound up
. in the same bank account opened
by Mr.. Kravitz under a fictitious
: name in New Jersey.
Several witnesses have testi-
fed they knew nothing about
. hundreds of thousands of dol
lars worth of bonds Mr.. Abrams
bought in their names.
Senator Mcclellan has said
he hoped to unravel this week
the mystery of the bond deal.
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All with six foot drop

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fourth
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Imported
Bamboo ROn-ups
'cith 6-foot drop

Your home Is cooler, more cheerful with these
smor-lookine bamboo sun shades. Smooth.
finish heavy bamboo thot's roin- resstont, treoted
to resist nldew and insects Bross pulley complete
hordwore. heovy cotton ropes. NoturoI color.
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Reg. 1898 Modern Ceramic
3.Pc. BOudoir Lamp Set
l499
/ 40

hreePor elegance for your bedoom Black turquoise
touched with bross matched boudo lamps lamp
glass shades with touches Of color match the bose
LAMPS Langley Park Nd ey Leyl
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81

CONTINENTAL brand the oristocrot of siso RUGS Ltros
jacquard weave in 4eof clover embossed desion You'll
love it tor its resiency underfoot for its wonderful LONG,
wearing quoes Choose this handsome ox2 or select the
size you need from those listed at the rioht
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MATIRT Witt WOMAN f0f gHa
an1 care 70 scndil-Hst triqfen
I've q c. ouf no Laundry so
useE 10 esss4i
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont,

REFINED SETTLED WOMAN. shite
or colored to lie in lovely new home
private room and bath. gh v.
m st be fond Of children; of Thurs
Gay and Sunday at 10 am Must
have experience and recent local
references. $50 week. Oh 7-9O27
GIRL experienced, live in, modern
EQUIP. rambler; pvt. rin, bath and
I've gen. houseWork and some child
care; i2-day wk. JU BLISS.
COUPLE; live in tenant house: rent
Tree and salary, gh.W and gar
uener, references. Call CIR. 3-0U25
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MariOn'S Dance Studio
MEpIcAL TFcINnLnoIsr- Asc

" eIl8l0Ie excellent salary ana
leave iho-bed hospital new and
expanding. Apply admInisiraI9-
ROANOKE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
Roanoke Va ~
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Watch Close-Out
Warrington Art Gallcrles
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAM SAWS. bumps aenefa
f0d rlttsFE rollers 81 RENTAL
IpOi s a E1pfp 20 w 5.5gfg
& HAIS SAWS, va asDtf sttsmsrs,
floor tan1esS buffers paint fbfar-
sff. slfrtflg hauMtfs aut0 19l'fh.
80 tsffaEo sfinfSrt. fgteE '01 81.
aefa e.c FOLK ftlyeH sbPFLYt
Wo s.15s2
CHAIN sAW WscIi9sb fais8 ssfg.
ies ffufsi FINa 1aT 0pfNELT
Or WASHINGTON 70 s.77J7
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
PAX .RECFP. Courses Cryplng FREE

PBN -RECFP. Courses CTyplng FREE .
WkE $50 all aces finest posi-
lions plenty openings now lnuulre
MA s-o3iO BOYD SCHOOL est
~ vry cor 18th ana O NV
Abe SHORTHAND IN . weeks. day
tsie vkly or t. Vks ewes SO
wsly > TEMPLE SCH Ma s.325s
MODERN TRAINING 10 beauty cul.
llre all sunlects taught approved
fAs oil training dav and fvenina
eissses WARFLYNN BEAUTY col.
IEGE. 1910 @ 81 nv. Dl ~ -62
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HELP----WoMEk
SECPETAPV

Desirable Sc retarial position with
research and engineering firm Must
be alert and dependable. Accurate
shorthand and typinE required. >
day 4U-hour week Liberal company
benefits Salary commensurate with
ability ana experience. Can XII o.
1000, Ext, loo, for appointment.
Atlantic Research Corp.
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HELP--WoMEN

WAITRESS. white. Apply in person.
EMPIRE SODA FOUNTAIN. 1873
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sLlP-covER CUTTER, part time
STENO.

Girl Friday. 1875, proficient IN
tvplng and shorthand for vacancy
IN Merchandising and Market Re
search Dept Regular salary in
creases, company benefits. Apply
Personnel. Rm 500. $50 am to
+ pm weekdayS; 9 IN. to noon
Saturday No phone calls.
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PIANOS-ORGANS

New Minshall also Thomas cleo
troniC organs, $500 up Used upright
pianos SIS up Famous makes new
ana used Spinets console and
grsudS. S"g5 up Used SleinWay con-
SoleS also Hardman Minipiano.
Kohler and Campbell HARRINGTON
Suinets and consoles in this special
discount sale Terms as lOe al 500
IN. 3 yrs. TO paw. open Mon
Thurs. and Fri till 9 other days till
6. SILVER SPRING PIANO co. S51
PerShing dr. III q-633S
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FURNITURE

All new furniture. at a onee-in "A =.
lifetime. buy. Everything on our
floor 400 TO 500 of. Bedrm
suites, din. rm. suites, sofas. chairs
: and 3 pc. seetionals. all with foam
rubber seats Hollywood beds, boz
springs and mattresses. One week
only. All sales cash ana final
You must accept immediate delivery
Open Mon. Fri. o a.m.-9 pm; Sat.
Ole.
BROTHERS FURNITURE co.
: Blocks. From Baileys Crossroads
Ua nm Car, IL, a 70 Dd
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SALESMAN
SAL FST,ADY

Experienced, for wholesale lighting
fixture firm, selling 10 fine clientela
opportunity; salary open Phone TU
'-fsuN, for Interview
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HELP DOMESTIC


COOK &. HW exper live n down.
STAIR WosE NJ laundry. 5s DAYS
recent refs DO not apply unless
qualified $50 week RA d-3if3
ENEtJTivE wants gaod COOK house.
Keeper I've ia references g0od pas
tu tigaf 4puaGdnt wiling 90 work
Write Boz 4la-N Star
6 HWl CHILD; live "a. rambler
~ IN Lhurs and eferE other
s4t uh $50 L0tai re. OF e
Hut sEkEEPER-COOK. white, Cath
Ole iOt q ctor Ipuafats ftI-
leg refcfenfs oT i.aaGl
HOt,EkEEPIR, Vhlse Hee h. lo5a.
tfi tuna % tMHren $40 Hk Oh
LAUNDRY AND not SECtrANtNG
~ 1aFs Rockville reference
reaHttfa FlDtaf 31,i5
WOMAN WHITE SlrrLFD gs
tafen age o. iH sl1 81 p.t fH
ana ba b al1 19ar1 ghr care
~ child TO wnltfE OH fa55
taiaEy Anpli AZ sli & tf
.REsPON>iBLE WOMAN III manast
i1HEthfla .ar urfeina parents
enHerfH II school GOOD Eslsry live
l1 rel ant rH uar BAN Tee.
Prone M.r g after Sun
MArtRr WHIT WOMAN IN gfa
an1 care 70 schdti-HFs rrt'lFan
rssE. 10 s.ss4i
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RIAL ESTAlE SALESMAN; q

time only Excellent bonus com
mission Closing facilities Bailey
CrosSrds. location for complete
Northern Va Coyerage Contact
Mr.. STEFFEY, JE 1870, AS93
Seminary I'd Alex Va.
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SECRETARY

Research and consulting organiza :
tion in Alexandria desires alert, per
sonable girl for handling Inquiries.
sales promotion releases. Position
REQUIRES rapid and accurate tipping
Tor handling substantial volumes OF
routine inquiries, some shorthand
capacity 10 assemble information In
orgsni2ed ales efficiently Oppor
tunitv to assist in interesting prot
Gets Of market research. etc. This
IS a position Tor an energetic per
son with good Judgment in an eX-
pandlng company activity. Starting
salary commensurate with ability
Excellent advancement opportunity
Tor the right person Call XII. o.
f1Uu. Ext. LOO for appointment.
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP
nMl ~ Cnllltl. hun. Ct s L. L..
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Man and wife: fully experienced
in MANAGEMENT, apartment anc
salary available to qualified person
Apply. l41U Kennedy ST. nv. d.
not phone
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TRASH REMOVED
MlscELLANEous-EoR SALE


ACCORDION $3.50 value sa25. new
condition cal 10 l-4Gt5
ACCORDION Italian. hfand-bfW
3.shlit Sla5. p-Ehlt. $50 RE-.
LIABLE jEWELRT EXCHANGE.
~ Hth ~ nv VA s-nl5T
ACCORDION francirl professional
Wp1Ht TO bass - shift 81 treble.
. hi BLACK vith ca e. St25 IA
ADDING MACHINE i0skFy desk
mpgei perfect eonn s45 $50 elt
ADDER ofilce a'es 20 gBu03
ADDING MACHINE lO-kcY Rem
RAND rev 70 W1ntr q8Uf al
WenE CIRCLE 74t 18th sf nv
ADDING MACHINE BHrf5uass Sci
ADDING MACHINES TYpTWRTT.
IRIS. 50 10 Your choice 0uig 81
eau CLARK EM 3.g53a s0W
ANrtOTtS Nafh.eaor 0a! arg
naagE rle oi drawers .1c
p EHGg AUfF rHstes usfF gntt 0as
Fs' aud 5atk 10 4.Hlp
ANfiott- Silver glass caiaa
lbt4 sun IT.h century Hict.re
iMHoftan' Eut1neaH aHsia9et tI
ANffOtES WalnHt Dufrh en-.
lpar1 cherry BUREAU tHefry UIr
'atif BLANKET tfe rocker Eur
otarf ttH8 t 1th n Ar
ANTfptFs-- FaftY American fiass
s;as sss ,hiaa cal sE 455sa
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sITUATIoNs--DoMEsTIc
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, alterations attics for
that extra room you need. Call on
skilled craftsmen under one re-
sponslbilty. Quality remodeling
with a background OF 90 years
experience Free estimates. terms
70 years. SECO SALES. JU. g.
ADDITIONS. all home repairs, brick
WORK carpentry and painting l6W
pflceS; - years eNper HE 4-33i7.
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS FUR.
>hEb-AQd a room or build a
nome tot estimate. call = Virginia
nLnl BAILEYS X-RDS. IMPROVE
MENI co ~ yrs eXper. quality
workmanship fair prices ; yrs. TO
pay. JE 4-3li1. JE 2-497N
BLOCH AND BRICK WORK, brick
pom ING up Free estimates. Call
any time 10 3-6406.
BRICKIAYING Any type Of brIcE
work Guaranteed Reas. rates. Free
estimates. IA, 9-9Sg0.
BRICkLAYING = Alterations, ire
places, walls, all types masonry. A
-FAGNANI. 80 2-199l ia 2-52s2
BRICKWORK
Garages, walls, chimneys, etc LII
-luS
CARPENTER - Porches partitions
shelving, cabinets, All nome re-.
pairs J. RoWELL. Elk 3-06a1
CARPENTER. handyman. painting
patch clustering. paperinp, small
1rlckWork DU 1-S15g.
CARPENTER WORK of any KIND
painting and suttering, small jobg
Free estimates WA. 7-4745
CNRPENTRY- Repairs. rc1nodejine
kitchen fr1AGprrtttrs,
GEO. COOK. UN 4-O20U
CARPENTRY CONTRACTORS for
minor repairs or complete home
SCUIHCOTT Free estimates 3
yea 10 pay. JU. 5-Sl9. Ewes,
WIRING ana repairs.
new ana old; cash or terms. co
5-959S. UN. 4-l5G6
ELECTRICAL WORK - Residential.
commercial. Motors ana controls
Reasonable rates by master cleo
trlclan, No Job too small; n4-hour
service. CIR 3-l6S3.
FLOORS SANDED, daished: new. re
So. II. OLD floors loo up. PAINTING.
ext G L, HINSON. 10 1870.
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING, bv
owner. dustlesS mach, spec fail
rates ". F. divers, LII. I-2i1G.
FLOOR SANDING, painting: floors
cleaned and waxed. WlndcW clean
ING, NO, s-1515
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish
ing prices reasonable work guar
ahtte0 Z: G. pEAION. RIA. b-16G2
KITCHEN - Top-oualitv perforr,.
ahc-' planning production and
equipment under / responsibility
htlhg Sohr Kitchen up to par To-
gay. take . years on Convenient
~ m ~ .6Sir,3~o' hi''hen DiYl-
.y--.-.-
hiIthLN flODERNIIING, all tvpcs,
t ,tE65 aa I.,,S spI.pd9nceS Need wofs
p,rNT,NC
I'M M ~ u, "1ternroalng. paDering.
,i, M &c III l9f TIA loans avail
p,,,,.., - a-.ts = pm
rHiNA NJ ~. interior and exterior
THONrPSoN liz eesi ,5ns NIX
PAtNrY~-,- 80
faiNI MI, exterior and interior;
II H., 9-c443 }i'a MICS excellent WORK.
,,,.,,..,,
-, - ~, INSIDE outside free and
IA 5-50ni 6sio Z ~ ~ 20 any v mere
p,rST.N-,, -
~ 80, 80, plsStetlng, papetlng. gem
cisltg " cSmbIs-s ms S,r wofE 2 spe-
Work gfIar uYl,t !, haits
Estab 1850 For Zee e syi,Ss'tss
cal NE S-1457 or EX. 3-s55I.
JACK X TATE
PAINTING. best WORK and paints
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SALESWOMAN, Exper for dress shop
Part-time only BARNETT, 29i3
18th st. NV. mr. Columbia I'd,
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SECRETARY ASSISTANT

TO technical librarian Of research
arm in Alexandria. Shorthand and
tipping required, College graduate
preferred 5-day. 40-hour week. Eg-
cellent chance for advancement.
Salary commensurate with ability
and experience. For appointment
cal. XII 900. Ext. OF.
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EtECTRiE RANGf Hs.in Tesf.
house A.s1 t4eJ.ft Nersa ~.
ffIgfFat Bafl g0Gs cend
6H f-1lss sfiFf 700 BH
TikCTRiC RANCE Hotpoint pats.
s4ftsn control. ezcgllslt ceus $3.50.
kt s-fs40
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sALESPEOPLE-Ful or part time.
guaranteed minimum, $40 week.
IA 9-li35, II to IA.
SPANISH TEACHER, native. Apply
BtRLITZ SCHOOL. OF LAM
GUAGts 1-ml Z II n
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HELP WOMEN Cont. j

gALESLADY, full or part time. Ex-
perienced only for better women
apparel shop. Perm, excel salary.
CLAIRE npATCH M oAEp
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W4ITRE SSES. bar maids. for open
ing nieh+ club FRIDAY night Salary
and good tips CLUB LACONGR
ono Baltimore ave. College PARK
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ORGANISE, settled man or woman:
ParSer Memorial Baptist Church
IaEoma PARK Md Phone Iu -
- or write Rev Y. = Tavl0r,
ln.iG CEN al ave
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De.hA nall ~ J y I've Ab4lAs j u IONS
500 or best offer A BOLBECKER.
UN 4-lp54. 63l1 5Sth pl, Riveroale
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, INCLUDING
4yg supplement. excel. cond.. $50
Standard EncyCL. 3-yr supp $50
OIL 1-Nu5S
CAMERA, Leica Model IIiF 80 mn
i.l.5 SummitaT lens synchronl7e6
for all speeds no $4,000. with
1arry.u2 case Phone 10 4-01il.
CAPE STOLE, dsrF brown squirrel
SIZE ., ike new ~l3a; ranch mink
coat. length several wears old but
good cond $3.50 Call EN-. 2-sS46
after pm,
CASH REGISTERS. re Allen and
MGR drawers. best otter De
CHAIRS, living room Good con-
aitlou N30 each JU S-l4g5
CLARtNETS- Brand-rew wood ouf-
"a. so RELIABLE JEWELRY
E&CH i22 9th NV, Ma s.6f51
CLOTHING Women suits, dresses
skirts ana h!Gusrs almost nov
Size "a. 10 and 90 Gail HE
f-3fel
C0AT, belted tweed size nc. Also
oriental fus stove pipes Miscel
turn Priced n sen no a-0Gsh
COFFEE TABLE, occasional chairs.
s az , 2n.ult ...,,i conn raalo p3hono
49,. 49,; 80. w. - q '-sl''l :;
~ -, - y. Fp ieA ,ett ionsl pc each
nsg s,H ,,,,,.,,. y y. -
months old. SIS Cash. TAKE
over payments Of s9s.T4 VII. q
--45z-----..
DESKS, small, LARGE executive; /
3Alt Eeitop5 tNprNflleI and cneck
WHO. Oh, 2-o3os
biAMoNDss-lauys 90 cts. $50,
laH 81. 7HB, iaat a
laqS - ciA tA3,
t,4Ig,sts rilei21eedis ringeIfaia shy ,,il3t
M M {. iSBs = f~' q
nT.,,O,,ns ,..--.--
~ a' ~ y - aet ~ ~ Sfhb'
mhn "a c'a 500 lady'F e. ,
81, W. @eat tvr, ,. ~ -, c ,aay Z
r,G 400 IN 's,iHAr' S4t5a
n,s,s,,, %, -, Y. . " '.h - .o0
49," ,a'tcy ~, = ~ ,aW Y. Msih4s re
wa a.gi66
D tsn S,ss ~ IN hsi9s 1 ll,.,, Z
eifv muef saryiace W0 e.1s.iii,
~, ~. =. ~
DdINlNb hVom IAbLt' Duncan
sliiey e VIZ - ln' NJ soo3 con
n,. -
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FURNITURE
NFW AND RENOVATED
IL EXCELLENT CONDITION

Lamp Stg5t end tablet - a5;
walnut chest 81 drawers 1895 lRs
bifth desE so 30 BRAS andirons
and fire screen sass mahng dresf-
er pase 81 - wf0uahl iron puti-
up ehalr ~lnNi walnut writing
Table ~li % maple armchair
tttto5 maple platform r6cktf
*s4 45 maple dresser Plus mirror
4tafst upholstered anfigIe rcr srr
30 sofa beds s4AH5 walnut
H.naf1r armchair 81 %. dlnffte
5000 0{al imca oak diHas
tanit eHNi double dresser W&Ih
mlrsur g10seate hec "a lined 1sk
$50 20 mah1k dining fm chagt
10 Hi mahng Rafeler table 80 ai
maple brfrw Fet % dfeFrnf pfat
mirror chest ~ drawers. 4-n1qf0f
bed e445 HOLLYWOOD beds 8Nfn
wIdtA sSf 10 IN.fn W5atn. t3gp8
5t..u width. SO gj
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Salary plus generous bonus ar
Fansement for aggressive ambitious
woman. 25-4S years. desiring an in
teresting and profitable sales career
with opportunity for advancement:
direct selling and recruiting expert
encs helptul. but not neceS arg
commissions on present established
SAFES oTeanitation Car allowance for
local driving only. No evening OF
party wOrK
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Must have restaurant or food exper ;
run office. WOLFIES. 1901 G st
u W Rnnn ~. Tor mi nrninru
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HELP MEN AND woMEN
DANCE TEACHERS

- 30; perm fun time only: h s.
grad. Opening for teachers. No exper
nee must train TO gain knoWledce
Of business. Earn from SIS 10 : 50
w Train at our expense Benefits
m Monday FRIDAY
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CLEARANCE

selling out entire stock aut0mat
washer OF WegtinghouKe. Whlfi-
pool. Norge, Frlsidaire. Msylaz wash
efs Al washers new and fully guar
anieed No reasonable Offer refused
Open evenings 70 y STANDARD
TIRE h BATTERY CO i0lh and II
LnL. q l.u..u
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SALESWOMEN
Telephone SaleSwork

This is an opportunity for
you to earn a substantial
weekly income working on a
straight commission basis.
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NUIs y 'lVW FNI. w.
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP.
SECRETARY SrENOGRAPHER. )

SECRETARf STENOGRAPIiER, eX-
cellent opportunity. age IS to 30.
to work in new. modern, l-girl
branch Office OF national plyw0oG
concern in ne section JOB in
wolves some dictation, typing OF
invoices and general office work.
Good starting salary paid Vaea-
ton: hours $ 10 >. 5-day week.
Phone LA. 6-3317
SECYS. -STENOS., BKKPRS., typists.
PIX Oprs., ole mach, oprS. ATLAS
AGENCY Ii"N N Y aYn n ~
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SITUATIoNS-MEN
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PAYROLLS, bookkeeping, typing al
nome by notary Reasonable rates
All. area. BOX 3l4-K, Star, Ia
SECRETARY, white. capable. refined,
currently employed. available one
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TYING, notary, Secretarial ano
tele.-ans. desk space. 18th and Eve
NV, 4lO Hill Bldg Ma. S-46SO
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WOMAN, colored, wants part-time
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AID "-45IG.
WOMAN want lob as griIi Girl
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" exper. ME, S-3044
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE de-
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