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SV1bAA9&0 - - . 20 =
up to DR.. Snyder this morning
when the President. listening in,
interjected that If the newsmen
wanted him to he would be glad
to come over to the temporary
White House room here tomor-
row to tell them himself how he
feels and how he has enjoyed
his visit here.
Mr.. Hagerty relayed word
from DR.. Snyder that he could
add little to what the press
secretary had quoted him as
saying yesterday-that the Presi-
dents vacation in this southern
most city of the United States
had done him "a world of good"
He Has Slept Well
The doctor said Mr.. Eisen-
hover has slept very well and
relaxed easily throughout the
days. finishing his state-of-ths-
Union. budget and special farm
messages to Congress without
the slightest fatigue" The farm
message is due to go to Congress
Monday. and the budget mes
sage on the following Monday
Mr.. Hagerty also quoted DR.
Snyder as saying that 1t has been
satisfying to him that even the
cooler days here, when the
temperature was in the COS have
been crisp and stimulating and
have served the purpose of help
ing the Presidents health"
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Heart Poll Gets

BY the Associated Press


The White House declined yes
terday to say what 1t thought of
Ia poll of the Nations heart spe-
icialists, asking their opinion on
President Eisenhower's physical
ability to serve another term.
A spokesman for the Dem
ocratic National Committee,
meanwhile. said that organiza-
ton had nothing to do with the
QUESTIONABLE.
The AFL-CIO Committee on
Political Education likewise said
it wasn't involved.
The American Researc h
Foundation at Princeton. Nj,
lis conducting the survey for q
client whom Lawrence Benson,
Foundation President, has re-
used to name. The journal Of
the American Medical Associa-
ftion has asked doctors to ignore
the QUESTIONABLE.
All heart specialists listed In
the directory of medical special
lists had been mailed a copy. the
journal said.
Murray Snyder, assista n t
White House press secretary. was
asked yesterday for comment on
10 report that Presidential aides
were disturbed by the poll and
considered 1t q hostile move. To
his knowledge. Mr.. Snyder said.
no one at the White House had
expressed any opinion on 1t.
At Key West, Fla, where Mr..
Eisenhower has spent the last
10 days Of convalescence from
his September "a heart attack.
there was absolutely no COM
ment." That was the word
from Press Secretary James C.
Hagerty.
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TAXES

Continued From First Page
somewhat dramatic at the outset
because Of the injection into the
revenue hearings Of proposals by
Representative Andrews, Demo-
Icrat Of Alabama. for the estab-
Ilishment Of q state liquor store
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CARMODY

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to be articulate, and If I dom
say something he'll take thi'
prize back"
Mr.. Carmody did recover suf.
fieiently to accept, and later t
express his delight.
Flattered and Delighted
"Three words sum UP a thing
like this" said the man who hae
written about many Oscar win
Iners, but hadn't owned one. you
are fiattered. OF course, as ar
Iafterthought. you are delighted
It had never occurred to Mr.
Carmody that IL was the job Of
Ia critic 10 compete for prizes. He
didn't bother to oblige when the
Screen Directors Guild asked him
to submit some of his work fol
consideration.
He has been The Stars critic
for nearly 20 years. but MIR. Car
Imody still feels that the highest
honor for one in his profession
is to be known as good reporter.
His own splash In the news
side Of newspapering began al
the age of IA, and took some
twists too incredible for a Holly
wood newspaper story. In his
home town of Decatur. H., he
divided time between school. golf
and work on the Herald. He ad-
mits his concept Of journalism
was original.
Managing Editor At 81
II pictured 1t all as a gigantic
report on the family life of the
world. and what ] was doing was
to take care Of my little section
of it."
Mr.. Carmody moved on to the
University Of Chicago. then to
Washington In 1920 and into the
thick of a 'topsy -turvy career.
It began modestly enough as
"a reporter for the old Herald.
But before the year was over he
was director of news services for
the American Red Cross at a
salary most newsmen were
dreaming about.
Two years later he Joined the
Washington Daily News as city
editor. II progress seemed stag
mating. 1t wasn't for long. A
month later he was made man
aging editor. at age 81.
Mr.. Carmody says he also set
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|KARRlCK

lie.
With xarin regard.
Sincerely.
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
MIR. Spencer's Letter
Mr.. Spencer's letter to thu
President is as follows:
My Dear Mr.. President:
I am writing this letter to re,
quest that when my three-yeal
term of Office AS Commissioner
of the District Of Columbia ex.
pires on April S. 1856. you do no
consider me for reappointment
for another term. I make thi!
request regretfully. but compel
ing personal considerations anc
obligations make it necessary fol
me to return to private life al
this time.
It has been the greatest pos.
sible privilege and pleasure to
me to serve in your administra-
ton under your inspiring leader.
ship.
As q lifelong resident of the
District Of Columbia ! would like
TO express to you my sincere
thanks for the friendly and con-
structive interest which you anc
your administration have shown
in the District Of Columbia since
you took Office three years ago
/ believe that largely through
this friendly interest much ha.
been accomplished along man,
lines In the city during this
period.
With kindest personal regard.
to you and assurances of my
continuing and wholeheartec
support OF you and your objec-
tives.
Sincerely yours.
Samuel Spencer. President
Board Of Commissioners, D. C
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RIOTS
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Continued From First Pag'
were attacked and flags ripped
down. FL Mutt resigned be-
cause Of a split in his cabinet
and Hazza FL Majali. leader o.
the faction which favored join
ing the pact, formed a new gov.
eminent.
Ell Majali was forced to resign
on December 90 after four day!
in office marked by increasing
violence, however. Premier Has.
hem. who resigned today. headed
a caretaker regime which hac
undertaken not to join any pact.
and to hold new general cleo.
tons within four months.
In dismissing the Majali gov
eminent. 21-year-old King Hus.
sein also had dissolved parlia-
ment and missed what
amounted to popular plebiscite
on the Baghdad Pact. Last We'd
nesday. however, the supreme
court of Jordan held unanimously
that the dissolution of parlia-
ment was unconstitutional. The
ruling had the effect Of cancel
ling the elections, and reports
from Amman said FL Majan, the
pro-Baghdad Pact premier, was
due to be reinstated.
Violence in Jordan against the
pact apparently stemmed largely
from Palestine Arabs who fled
from the Israeli part of Palestine
during the l948 war. They feared
Jordan's membership in the pact
would tie the country's hands In
policies toward Israel. They
want to return to their homes Ii
what Isl now Israel and are
against recognizing Israel's pre-
sent borders.
Propaganda Effective
Observers In Amman say
Egyptian and Saudi Arabian
propaganda and agitation ap-
parently has fallen on fertile
soil in Jordan, and that a hand
full of Communists and their
sympathizers helped stir up ac-
ton.
Britain was handed a severe
diplomatic and prestige defeat
by the fall of the Mutt and
sMajali governments. Gen. Sk
Gerald Templer. chief of the
British imperial staff. visited
Amman just before the disturb
ances broke out and was report
ed to have offered Jordan new
heavy arms and jet fighters II
she would Join the Baghdad
lineup. Critics said Briatin had
failed to judge correctly the
state OF public opinion in the
Arab kingdom.
Since the fall of the Majali
government, Britain has beer
engaged in some fence building
TO restore the situation as much
as possible. She announced an
increase OF nearly $2l2 million
IN financial aid to Jordan for
the coming year over the 81 mil
Hlon given during 1866. She also
gave Jordan 10 new Vampire JET
ingnters to help form an air
force. Britain long has subsi-
dized the crack Arab Legion OF
about $4,000 men. Jordan's only
army. IN return for the privilege
OF using her air bases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

It's time to register as vot-
ers. The place Is the District
Building.
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HELP-WokAEN
SALESIADIES

Must be experienced for ladiel
ready to, wear; excellent salaries plu'
commission; permanent position. D
day week and many more co. bene
fits. Ask for Mrs. King, MARVINS
734 9TH st.
SEAMSTRESS; experienced onl!
need answer; Cd slip covers. TU
2-7373.
SEAMSTRESS, white, 30 to so. will
hospital sewing eXper: good work
ing cond paid vacation, hos
pitaliastion meals: S145 mo Appl'
MR.. COLE, Purchasing Dept. Bsmt.
9l1 18th ST. NV.
SEAMSTRESS, handicapped womer
and girls; skilled and semiSkilled
Apply GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
personnel offlce 1920 10th st. NV.
g-l2 noon Mon. through Fri.
SECRETARIES sos wk.-S5, 600 yr
80 openings DAILY: all ages. 1865
SELECT opportunities. visit frs
BOYD'S. cor. 18th and G SITS. NV
INA. S-23lW: est. 40 yrs. Wei
come
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HELP WOMEN Cont

CLERK, stationery exper.: fall open
ing. to $500. POTOMAC EMPL.,
loi East Broad St, Falls Church,
JE. 2-1272.
CLFRK TYPIST. 90 to 80: small in
surance office in new air-cond. bids
5-day week: employe benefits: $500
no. e more. dependent on previous
office experience Dl 7-270O
CLERK TYPIST. with knowledge of
shorthand. to work as assistant Ia
eouyer for one Of the large wholesale
roundinsS; good future Apply to
Mrs Witt, INTERNATIONAL
SALES CO. 1924 oath st. NV
CLERk-TNpIST. switchboard: 5-day
week. - " hours; air-condifioned Of
rlce; pleasant surroundings. STERN
OFFICE FURNITURE, 9lg i2tn st
NV ST 3-l550.
CLERK-TYPIST. full time excel
lent npnortnnity. Apply TRANS
LUX THEATER. l4th and II.
CLERK -TYPTST, for permanent. in
terestlng, ONCE position: pleasant
ploye benefits; promotion when
qualified REAL ESTATE g. Co
LuMBIA TITLE ms. CO, 5O3 E
st NV
CLERk::TYPIST, 1915, experienced
IN office procedure Reasonable
typlne speed required. Air-condi-
toned office Planned salary ad-
luStments Applv D. C CHAPTER,
AMERICAN RED CROSS 3025
st NV. RIM. 209
CLERK-TYPIsT, research library;
, days. $3.50. POTOMAC EMP
81 kine. St. Alex. XII. 9-5O55.
CT ERIK TYPIST. general clerical to
operate inventory control in parts
dept, Ming and tipping. permanent
vacation with nay; 40-hr week
convenient to transportation. hos
pitalization and group insurance
available; aforementioned Office
See Mr. Garner. FRANK SMALL
.lR.. INC, 1901 Good Hone I'd Sc
CLERK-TYPIST. white. young lady
between Is and %. to work in
finance department Of large auto
motive t firm Must be accurate and
Cal! DE o4S00 for appointment
L. F STEUART, INC, 144O st
NV
CLERK-TYPIST. Wilson blvd. i
days $50 POTOMAC EMPL 1924
Wilson blvd, Arl IA. $4,000.
CLERK-TYPIST. permanent position
at airport, 5-day week: air-condi.
toned Offices; airline pass privileges
salary S205 mo- Phone Elk. 3-7S56
CLERK-TYPIST to work in air
cOnd Office Progressive organiza-
ton. No exper necessary. Emplovt
benefits, paid vacation group in
surance. 5i2-day wk no Sat work
throughOut July and Aug. Perma
nent Salary commensurate tc
ability For appointment call MR.
KOUYEAS ia 5-6369. between
Q and D
CLERK-TYPlST. and assistant 10
manager Of surety bond dept. in
modern air conditioned insurance
agency Excellent opportunity and
worrying conditions. Call CO. D.
900
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SYSTEMS
ANALYST

We are looking for a
woman between the ages Of
Is and 35, with an interest
and experience in clerical
systems analysis or forms
control. This person should
be able to interview clerical
employees to determine the
adequacy of job description
and the facts about present
work methods. She should
be able to analyze the re-
suits and recommend i'm
Iprovements.
This is a career opportu-
nifty with a faSt-growing in
iSurance company providing
an outstanding employee
benefit program. Salary
commensurate with expert
ence. Please state minimum
salary requirement, age, ex-
perience, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11
SYSTEMS
ANALYST

We are looking for a man
between the ages of Is and
IS, with an interest and ex-
perience in clerical systems
analysis or forms control.
This person should be able
to determine the facts about
present work methods by in
terviews with employees and
analyze the results in order
to recommend new systems
involving manual, mechani-
cal and electronic methods.
This is a career opportu-
nifty with a fast-growing in
surance company providing
an outstanding employee
benefit program. Salary
commensurate with expert
ence. Please state mini
mum salary requirement,
age, experience, etc.
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HELP-woMEN

NURSE, licensed or experienced grad
uate; in home for aged; day Shift.
Call 10. S-9303 for interview.
OFFICE CLERK, is to II; beginner;
. days: 40-hour week: must type.
Apply WHELANS CORSET SHOP,
Il05 T. st. NV. 4th floor. MR..
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HELP-WoMEN

CREDIT MANAGERS ASSISTANT
under 40, for old established retail
Eur store Must be thoroughly ex
perienced in credit work and typinH
Excellent opportunity for persoI
interested in permanent position
CAPITOL FUR SHOP. 1908 G st
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white. under rs with cars $50
mo, to start Call RA. 6-l202.
YOUNG MAN, clerk and stock WORK
in dellcateSsen. Hours approx. e
1890 pm. Call after > nm. FE
;i-g63O.
YOUNG MAN under 30 with auto
motive service BACKGROUND REQ. BY
lee automobile MANUFACTURER. Must
ne leat, ambitious and willing tC
work. Opportunities for advance.
ment in natl organization. In reply
employment eXper., age and salary
REQ Box 4l3-H, Star.
YOUNG MAN. white. between .;
and 30 to learn envelope machine
adjusting for large envelope manu-
tacutrer. some experience with
machinery or an aptitude in hand
ling tools desirable: good oppor
tunity for right man; permanent
job. Apply WASHINGTON ENVE
LOPE COMPANY. 200 26th ST. ne.
before II noon
YOUNG MAN, age - 10 30. white
some college education. wanted fol
permanent full time Job tnly Must
positively be able to write huent
fee lob. but selling OF collectine
experience will be helpful also any
experience in scholastic pub. lea
tions. in electronics. technical
radio or TV. But llese are Just
plus factors. Il you have a live
Imagination, but YOUR feet are On
the ground and YOU want to move
an adequate letter about yourself
Address P. o. BOX 3046, Wash
ington. d. c.
YOUNG MAN, for active stock room
Age 1925; 5-day wk This is ar
opportunity for an ambitious younl
man who is seeking to improve
himself. Excellent chance for ad'
vancement. Excellent working con-
ditions in a well-established, rap
idly growing organization. Apply
once; INDUsSTBRndaAIL I G0vER Iad
Lee hwy, Arl.. Va
YOUNG MAN, colored age 21-40-
For. kitchen and all-around WORK
dependable. Exper. unnecessary !
willing to learn. Apply. BRASS
RAIL. 500 18th st. NV. after 4 p m
YOUNG MEN, colored t2l--Do vol
need money? We will show yot
how to earn substantial pa!
checks Immediately; h. S. graduates
preferred; neat appearance an as
set; no experience required. Thor
ough training to qualified appli'
cants. Call all week between Il
and 8. 1921 Kearny ST. ne, or
R. l. ave.
YOUNG MEN. white. 5000. one o.
Washington's largest ONCE supply
and equipment companies has open
ings for high school and COLLEGE
graduates interested in perma'
nent sales position. Positions arr
available after training in retail
ine. outside sales. and furniture
sales. Ample opportunity for ad'
vancement for serious minded mer
with initiative and ambition. ManN
employe benefits. Call MA. s-4lSl
Mr.. L. j Milliken for interview
CHARLES G. STOTT.
YOUNG MEN. is and over, for cir.
culation campaign; no exper. need
ed. average $50 per week MR.
HOMER, Room 402. l405 G st. n "
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CREDIT WOMEN


II you are an experienced credit
for a 5-day wk. Permanent position
with many company benefits cash
tor Mr. Strauss, EISEMAN'S, F. st
at 9TH st. NV, .
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper., fol-
downtown office; good salary, Cal
MA S-I5lO.
Desk CLERK. experienced preferred
Apply managers office, . to 3
BELLEVUE HOTEL, Is E st. NV
DESK CLERK
White. immediate opening in ney
luXury-type apartment building II
NV area. Secretarial board eXper
Hours. $40 p,m' to r am Anpii
1924 K st NV Personnel office
CAFRITz CO.. Room $40.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. part time
must be exper. and neat. TRIANGLE
PHARMACY. 18th and U SITS. NV
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored; exper
part time Sun. %, Tues, Wed
5-ll top salary. Ii H-SSNs
GANG STITCHER OPERATOR, ex.
perienced: Apply GUTHRIE LlTH'
S:l5-5. MA S-5367.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK-Nationa
organization with office in Silver
Spring has openings for girls with
or without experience to do genera
Office work Requirements are pleas
ing personality. intelligence anC
ability to type 5-dav week; com.
pensation: excellent salary anc
MANY other benefits. For appt
phone MR.. LEWIS, JU. S-95S5
HOSTESS. experienced; a very gooc
spot for an able worker; salary
nnen Call MA S-n421
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HOSTESSES

11OO l. GOOLO
ONE OF wASHINGToN's FASTEST
GROWING RESTAURANT ORGAN.
.IzATIONS is LOOKING FOR TOT
CALDER WOMEN WITH FXPERI
ENCE OR WITH POTENTIAL tt
BE TRAINED FOR FUTURE MAN
AGEMENT POSITIONS. AGE 1880
SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH
ABILITY AND EXPER DAY OF
NIGHT HOURS ALL COMPA4iNIll
BENEFITS. MEALS AND WEARING
APPAREL FURNISHED PLEASE
CALL. FOR AN Apt. TO ALI OV
TIME FOR DISCUSSING JOf
OPPOR. OR VISIT THE EMPI OY
MENT OFFICE PERSONALLY
HOT SHOPpES. INC.
134l G ST. NV TU 9-"0n,
HOUSEI.EEPER for father anC
motherless child; dependable; ma.
ture: live in: S35 10 o-515S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

WHITE GOODS MECHANIC, expe.
rienced; must have car; company
benefits. See Joe Forshaw, TODD's
SERVICES. 2422 G st. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

department OF National News maya
zine Should enjoy working with
figures and detail. Good working
knowledge OF arithmetic essential
Calculating machine experience de-
sirable Some tipping also required
Pleasant working conditions MANY
company benefits Call DI 1000
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PIX
OPERATOR

Suburban Md. plant air-condi.
toned Office; permanent position
emplove BENEFITS. including hospital.
i2ation, vaca ton life insurance. etc
Experience is necessary some typ.
ing required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

THEATER MANAGER, colored. ex-
perience unnecessary but must be
well educated: references; Ions
hours. Apply 9l5 Eye st. NV.
Room 81. II to 3.
TRAINEE, h,s.g.. 3 #. s in. to T.,
BIB. Va resident; $4,000. PO-
TOMAc EMPL., iO4 East Broad St,
Falls Church. JE. 2-7272.
TV BENCHMAN, exper. Apply in
person only. i51 Pa. ave. sc. .
TV BENCHMAN, mus; definitely be
experienced on all makes and able
to produce; also, outside man Of
same csliber; none others need
apply See Joe FOrshaw TODD'S
SERVICES. 800 G st. NV.
TV SERVICEMAN. outside. with car
experienced only good pay, 10. l.
3aI
WASHING MACHINE MECHANICS
81, eXper salary tpen Call IA
9-335O
WOOL PRESSER: steady. YEAR
round work Paid vacation. MR.
MTf.CHEII RI H-11.I
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HELP-WoAEN
STENOGRAPHER

Salary open; 5ia-day week; fringe
benefits, interesting work. Call Mr..
Dewey for appointment. OV. 3.
2l67 sHIRLINGToN TRUST CO..
Arlington, Va.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Large national organization has
opening in field OF sales and public
rela .ons. Positions demand high
aptitude for MANAGEMENT advance
ment. Well-rounded training pro-
gram in local Office and home office
in Boston. Mass Men should be
between "a and 30 college gradu-
atee and some business exper Sal
airy bonus and expenses. Send re-
sumo Box 25g-D, Star.
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Man Wanted With Car
MEN
NOTICE

md. D. c.. VA
Our firm needs Young men,
white. under 10 with cars $50
mo- TO start. Call RIA. 6-l2O2.
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REAIITICIAN


BEAUTICLAN
Full or part time. Prince Georges
shopping center. WA. 7-3S2S.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. SS5 to 500
/ per week guarantee plus commits
sion; 5-day week No manicuring
steady work LOUIS CREATIVE
| HAIRDRESSERS l7lO Eve ST NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, part or full
time. Apply lS43 Columbia I'd.
/ NV HO. 2-S0S0
BEAUTY OPERATOR. male or fe-
male. full or part time work; car
make 500 a week or more. Apply
PAT YOUR HAIR DRESSER. 931
F ST. NV. ME- S-4S37.
BOOKKEEPER. full charge. Salary
open. Advancement. MR. GRANT
WO. 6-6536.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. double
entry; good salary, 5-day wk. APP
ply in person. WHEATON FIRE
STONE STORE, 1907 Georgia ave
BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST. exper !.
for Alex. firm doing business for 10
yrs, must have refs. Box 4l2-H,
Star.
BKKPR., full charge. auto exper., TO
500. POTOMAC .EMPL., l04 East
Broad St, Falls Church. JE. 2-7212.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR, to post accounts receivable
5-day. 40-hr. week Call Mr. Bran
son. CALL CARL, INC DI 7-2715.
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CREDIT INVESTIGATOR

Desirable opening for young lady as
credit investigator in large invest
ment co located in suburban Silver
Spring pleasant working cond in
air-cond. once and many co. bene-
nts. Call MR.. STEELE. -. 5.s400,
for interview,
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Got Any Spare Time?
SATURDAYS and Evenings

10 or more hours per week vol
can earn an extra S15-S50 each
week. Write Boz 297-D. Star
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YOUNG MAN. clerk and stock WORK
in delcateSsen. Hours approx 4 to
/ 1910 pm. Call after . nm. FE
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SECRETARY
HOT SHOPPES, INC.

III G ST. NV.
SECY. real estate. days. So.
POTOMAC EMPL. 2334 Wilson
blvd, Arl ia. 10000.
SECY.. attr. air-cond. law ofc; 30
hr week; salary open State age
and experience. Box 1886. Star