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The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
PLACE. maid ON $25G BOND
New Cold Hits Europe, Italian
Villages Cut Off"


By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, CS. +-t+-
kcoD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
! EVERY EFFECT IS A MENTAL PHENOMENON!
VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENA IS
CALLED MATERIAL AND UNLESS MY CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH IS DOMINATING, THERE ARE
WARS AND REcuRRENcEs OF WARS, EARTH.
oUAKEs TYPHooNs, ICY WAvEs'-MoRTAL
THOUGHT PHENOMENA DESTROYING ITSELF!
NEW COLD HITS EUROPE, ITALIAN VILLAGES
CUT OFF
LONDON, Feb. 10 tuPl-A new cold front swept over
Europe today bringing misery TO southern Italy and threat
snns 10 freeze the Baltic Sea solid
The second icy in two weeks arrived Just the
continent beginning from what had been the
WORST COLD OF THE CENTURY. 1.-THE DEVIL INTRUD-
ING INTO THE VATIcAkIl
See New Cold Hits Europe Page 2
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18

all individuals, regardless OF
race, creed or color and without
interference. intimidation or un-
warranted restrictions and the
enactment of other supplemental
anti-discrimination measures.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Mayor Cobo ProeIaims
Thursday Prayer Day

Mayor Albert +. Cobo this week proclaimed Fri.
day, February IL World Prayer Day in accordance
with the religious people around the world who have
designated day, when all peoples pray together
in their respective countries
His proclamation follows
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
COP, Dem Congressman
Supporting (ivi! Rights

Congressman Charles c. Diggs Jr., (D-Mchigan) and
Congressman Hugh Scott Pennsyvania joined forces in
announcing this week that they have called meeting of
the liberal bipartisan block of Congress to further plans
OF strategy for action on civil rights legislation.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
"Detroiter Hits at YaIta Pact"
Detroit Times)

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
And the complainant Is Democrat Congressman! !
WILL YET MAKE HONEST CHRISTIANS OUT OF THE
psMocRATS-ihs Ike COPS are under wayl
KEEP THE SOVIET IN THE u.N AND MAKE THE
eHlNssE REDS EARN THEIR WAY IN.
DETRoITER HITS AT YALTA PACT
By Don O'Connor Detroit Tmes)
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll-Rep. Msehrowiez tD) OF De-
IRON declared today on The eleventh anniversary OF the
' pact the results Of that fsfsv sssrssmsni constitute
'"nsfons disgrace"
See Detroiter Hits at Yalta-Page
THE DEvlL-ANIMAL MAcNETISM-RoBS
2l-YeAR OLD MOTHER, FAMILY, AND SOCIETY
OF so YEARS VIA so-cALLED
HEART AILMENTI
Mrs. Jean ovinfsro-st. Johns Episcopal Church to
s1sisss.
SoD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Another Thinking Suffoeation!

-. PRODUCT or DEFECTIVE PRAYERS THINKING.
V'sePLINE; or RELIGION. EDUCATION, CULTURE,
.... 100 PANTHEsTlc, TOO MATERIALIsTlc!-Too
ssNsuoUsl
AND cHRIsTLIKE PURITY CANNOT BE ATTAINED
0O'sDE or NY INDISPENSABLE. INCOMPATIBLE,
u. IMPERATIVE, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT
I"nskslN THOSE "HUNcERlNc AND fHIRSTlNc
AFTER RIcHTEousNEss"-THE PURE IN HEART"
-NAIuRAlLY cRAvITATE AND BECOME NY
a.. CHOSEN PEoPLE-cHRisTLIKE CHRISTIAN
scIENrIsrsni
, psfro Timss) MRS. ovnfero had been secretary
envreh club for young married persons and member
7" st. Johns Church."
See-The DcvilAnmal- Page
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Drives Cadillac Cars,
Wears Mink Goats

A 53-yearold Chicago woman who declares that
she is only maid earning 81 to $l1 dollars day when
she works, was released $4,000 bond last week in
Federal court following her conviction.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-22
.MosquitoessFace'
 H1 ivy, vol g8s 2 New Weapon sles

That perennial pest, the mos quito, will be subject to control this summer By the powerful in 1secticide, malathion, thanks to a ruling of the US. Department ot Agriculture. The ruling opens a new era of control for species which have become resistant to DOT and other chemicals.
 Federal acceptance means that public health and sanitation agen- cies, resort operators, campers, industrial concerns and home owners will have available a low hazard and highly effective in- secticide for outdoor control of all flies, mosquitos and mosquito larvae.
 Malathion is a development of American Cyanamid Company. It has been tested for mosquito con- trol during the past two years by US.D.A. state and local agen- cies.
 Malathion was used in 1854 on California's Central Valley by the State Department of Public Health and the Merced County Mosquito Abatement District to wipe out a severe infestation of the dread Culex tarsalis, carrier of sleeping sickness. This mos quito had become resistant to DOT. Threatened with an infesta- tion of epidemic proportions, of ficials tried malathion and found that it killed all mosquitos within 50 yards of the spray.
 Further evidence of malathion's effectiveness against mosquitos and houseflies is accumulating in southern Florida where it is erad- icating a new infestation of the fruit fly. Mala- thion was selected to combat this pest because of its effective kill, ranging up to 99 per cent, and its low hazards for men, birds and animals.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-22
Explorers Scouts i; Camp At Eielson
 Starting Saturday

FAIRBANKS, R = The ninth annual Alaska Explorer Scout en- campment opens at Eielson Air Force Base Saturday with regis tration of Scouts from all parts of the territory.
 First event on the weeks pro- gram will be departure of the boys Sunday morning for Mt. Mo Kinley National Park for an over night camp. All Scouts will travel to the park on the Alaska Rail- road. At the park they will par ticipate in a'10-mile hike.
 Activities began at Eielson to- day with various classes for the visiting Scouts. Tours will be con- ducted through various base sec tions so the Scouts may see the operation of military installa- tion.
 Scouts from the Fairbanks area will be offered orientation flights, while those coming from other areas will receive their orienta- ton enroute to the base.
 All the Scouts will witness demonstrations by units of the End Battalion, 9th Infantry Regi- ment at Eielson. The demonstra- tions will include a display of firepower Friday afternoon, Aug. 31st.
 That night the encampment will close with a dance in honor of the Scouts.
 Planning to attend from the Nome group of Explorer Scouts are Fritz Chambers, Taylor Moto, Eddie Johnsen, Peter Barber, and Guy Martin.
 They will leave by military transportation.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-22
First, DEW Line lis Supply Ships Due In Seattle Friday

SEATTLE, R-First ships from the Arctic supply mission to the Distant Early Warning radar line will return to Seattle Friday, and at least a dozen are due home in the next three weeks.
 Crews of the 12 ships number some 500 men.
 The first returning wave Fri day will include the freighter Jack J. Pendleton and tanker On tonagon. Three days later on August 27 the freighters Glove Hitch and Pembina and the dock landing ship Gunsten Hall are scheduled in.
 Sketchy reports from the north did not reveal which of the re- turning ships were among those that traversed the ice pack at Point Barrow and which ones completed their cargo operations at DEW line stations south and west of Point Barrow.
 No complete status report has been received here on the fleet.
 However, last official word had cargo operations proceeding un- der favorable wind and ice con- ditions. Much of the 56-ship DEW line flotilla probably has un- loaded its cargo and either has passed back west around Point Barrow or is waiting for the right time to break back through the ice there.
 The icebreaker Burton Island Monday completed emergency re- pair of propeller damage she suf- fered in the original Point Bar row breakthrough and sailed north again.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-22
COP Tax Cut Promise Called Election Talk
By ERNEST B. vAccARo

LlBERTYVILLE, ILL, R-Ad- lai Stevenson today labeled a Re- publican promise of tax cuts as just "so much election talk"
 The Democratic presidential nominee, completing plans for a flying tour of the country next week to, lay the groundwork for a strenuous campaign. said the tax cut promise was a ''contradiction" of President Eisenhower's own position that he is against tax cut" and favors applying any surplus revenue toward retire ment of the public debt"
 Stevenson, meeting reporters in the recreation room of his farm home near here, expressed sar- casm at the Republican platform committee chairman's emphasis on balanced budget.
 "The Republican convention applauded loudest when Senator Bush said We have balanced the budget
 "This was certainly an accur- ate reflection of what interests the Republican leaders most-not the education of our children, not a fair break for the farmers, not the growing menace of Commu- nism in the world, not Amefica's waning influence-but a bal anced budget
 And Sen. Bush did not say that they succeeded in balancing the budget this year only by post poning necessary defense expen- ditures until next year-after the election.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-22
Adai Says COP Is .Smnugs Il Complacent, Self-Righteous
LIBERTYvuLE. IlI..

! LIBERTYvIILE, Ill, R-Adlai Stevenson Tuesday accused Re. publican keynoter Gov. Arthur Langlie of having "shamelessly confused facts and falsehoods" in his address to the COP national convention Monday night.
 The Democratic presidential nominee called the Washington State Republican governors ad- dress "another example of the administrators snug, self-right- eous complacency."
 He said Gov. Langlie accused him in 1852 of having run up a large deficit in Illinois when he actually left the state with a large treasury balance" without raising general revenue taxes.
 Stevenson, wearing again the faded blue jeans which are be- coming familiar to reporters as- signed to his campaign prepara- tions here, met with newsmen in the gravel driveway of his home.
 Anticipating reporters ques- tions about Langlie's keynote speech, Stevenson had written out in longhand this comment:
 "The Republican keynote was that All is well and God is on our side It was another example of the administrations snug, self righteous complacency.
 q have no expectations of an honest appraisal of the dangers abroad and the failures at home from any official Republican spokesman - at least before the election. :"
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-22
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Tuesday were: Les Bronson, Mrs. Jackery and two children, MT. and Mrs. Bob Hoyt, Clark Bassett, Father Peyton, and Messrs. Bray, Noked, Gilman, Snow, Thomas, Zuback, Verre- land.
 Departing were: Burt Davies, Roger Nassuk, Roy Banks, Elmer Edwards, Axel Osberg, N. Zim- merman, Carl Ingraham, James Patrick, Ventura Carnides, John Riseburg, Andrew Lund, Carol Lamke.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-22

Although orchids are usually considered rare, the orchid fam fly is one of the most numerous groups of Towering plants. About 40 species of orchids are found north of Mexico, with some ex- tending to Alaska. and even Greenland. North American members of the orchid family in clude the lady's-slipper, mocca- sin flower, rose pogonia, shin plaster and showy orchid.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-22
Japan-Soviet Talks on World War H Peace
 Postponed in London

LONDON, R-Japan and the Soviet Union today postponed further talks on a World War II peace treaty until after Septem- Der. The Japanese explained that September is normally the vaca- tion month for Russian officials.
 Negotiations in Moscow between Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov and Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu last week were interrupted so the men could come to the London confer ence on the Suez Canal crisis.
 Their efforts to write a treaty ending technical state of war were deadlocked over Russia's re- fusal to return two islands of the Kurile group just north of Japan that Soviet troops occupied after the Japanese surrender. Russia did not sign the 1851 San Fran cisco Peace Treaty which ended the state of war between Japan and most of the World War II allies.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-22

Fine Job Printing al The Nugget
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MATTRESSES, exper.: very neat ap-
pearance for exclusive restaurant;
excel. earnings. Call WO. 6-1721.
WAITRESS. part time. lunch only
No. phone calls, apply SAXONY
BAR & GRILL. 907 Penna. ave. NV
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS, alterations. attics foF
that extra room you need. Call on
skilled craftsmen under one re.
sponsibility. Quality remodellnR with
background Of 90 wears expert
ence. Free estimates, terms TO 4
years. sEcO SALES, JU. s-JOl0.
IBRICKLAYING = Alterations. IRE.
places walls all types masonry a
FAGNANl 10. 2-1994, IA. 2-b2b2
CARPENTER = Porches. partitions,
shelving, cabinets general repairs
Reliable. J. RoWELL, EX. 3-0627.
DRIyEwAYs. porches, patios. walls
walks. steps: all kinds OF concrete
work Lu. 4-SS2g. evenings 23'
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs.
new and old. cash or terms CO
b-05Ds. uN. 4-i5G6
FENCING - CARPENTRY Of al
kinds roofinR; reasonable. BENNoR
FLOORS sANDED. finished: new. 7c
"a, n old nOgfs. loo up. painting
ext c. L. HISsON, 10. 1870.
FLOORS sanded end finished old
r. VI. OLIVER 10 2-62b3.
FORMICA counter and sink Tops
manufactured and installed 70 your
specifleaiions Terms i desired
cal sEco, Formlea Division, W
s-3OiU.
GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pa.
pefing. pisstering, carpentry and
lcreenina, ist-class work only. AP
7-stb4
JALoUsIEs BY sEco--ff your plans
for remOdellng can or DO include
the use Of ialouaies. call JU s-30lf
70 insure quality Workmanship and
materials Free estimates. terms n
8 ycars BEco SALES, 10 k-aOiO
KITCHEN --Top-ouality performance
planning. production and equipment
under ! responsibility. Bring youi
kitchen w 70 par today take
years on convenient terms Cal
BEcO, Kitchen Diylsicn. ~. B-30lO
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WOMEN 90, with some knowledge
Of home sewing, for our new store;
starting salary with liberal COM
missions, 2 weeks paid vacation
annually. plus life Insurance and
disqualification BENEFITS. Apply Mr..
WlGGINS. SING Err SEWING
CENTER. 3107 Wilson blvd. Arl-
inQfnn Va
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HELP-DoMEsTIc

CHILD CARE. g.h.w. and plain
cooking, in Va: 5-day wk.; live in
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SECRETARY

Young woman. 20-35 yrs. Of age
who is a good typist and who car
Permanent position in our circula-
ton dept. 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel, Room 602. Open week
days 5000 and Sat. o-12. No phone
calls.
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MEDICAL records librarian, regis.
tered. 300-bed general hospital. new
and expanding. Has excellent facil-
tiles. Salary open. Life insurance
and hospitalization; Apply Adj
HOSPITAL, Roanoke Va
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHERS

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

DRIVING TO CHICAGO Aug. goth
to 22nd Take passengers, share
expenses. Call Ev 4-76l2.
LEAVING for Dallas. Texas, Friday
night Aug "a; take 3 SO car. Pm
WA. 1860 Work ref.
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HELP-MoMEN

TEACHERS-Nursery, also Sd grade
State qualifications and salary ex-
pected. Pc. 4O26.
TEACHERS. white - II you are q
qualified teacher or q very recent
college graduate who would like
to teach, see US at once. We can
very definitely aid YOU S348-S55O
mo. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
l3il @ St NV. RE. 1-3938.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
SECRET''i,AiI,7RIY


Interesting and responsible posi-.
ton with large laboratory supply
house; as secretary TO sales man.
ager. for young lady. age 20-30
Must be good typist and proficient
in shorthand Additional duties OF
Job consist of sales promotion work
Excel. opportunity for person with
individual initiative and capable
person of assuming responsibilities
Work is never routine and always
interesting. Quiet, air.cond.- sub.
urban ONCE bldg. Many company
benefits and a good salary basec
on qualifications. Contact personnel
FISHER SCIENTIFIC CO., 772S
Woodbury. dr.. Silver Spring, JU
T-7000.
SECY., research organ. oppor.; s265
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY, 104 E
Broad St. Falls Church. JE. 2-7272
SECY.; part time. mornings OF after
noous: perm, 81. 30 to So hr. up
Miss Grant, at BOYD'S, cor. 18th
and @ NV. tST. 3-3666).
SECY TO MGR; Alex; SIS. Porto.
MAC EMPL. AGENCY. oil KinI
St. Alex. XII. 9-5055.
ISECY.i GroVeton; some shthd; 1921
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY, Oil
King ST.. Alex. XII. 9-5055.
SECYS. -STENOS., BKKPRS., typists
PIX oprs., ofc. mach. oprs. ATLAS
AGENCY. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
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SERVICE MEN
SERVICE WOMEN

APPLY NOW FOR PULL TIME OR
PART TINE PosITloNs woRK., AZ e
bihiHG ROOM. shiARY AND TX
CELLENT TIPS. MEALS AND UNI.
FORMS PERMANENT WEEKENr
WORK ALSO AVAILABLE
APPLY ANY 6HOPPES
HOT SHoPPES, INC.
1871 o D. NV. Room 200
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LADIES, PART TINE

Four ladies to work I6 hours out
side the home and average S2S.25
per week. Hours Of own choice. No
car needed. For interview In your
home phone DI. 1898. 8 to / pm.
WOMAN. white. good home. Live in.
Small SALARY IA G.QOaQ
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Stone Work-Flagstone

PatioS. walks. steps. all kinds ce-
ment work retaining walls, drain
pipes. waterproofng, grading and
seeding. F. MARcUccIO, Pc. 1855.
TRASH REMOVED
Yards. bsmts cleaned Free est
WALKER TRASH CO., FE $4,000
COMPLETE home repairs and re-
modelling serv., from A to 2: salts.
guar. 7. c. TINS. TO. 9-6393.
A BEAUTIFUL recreation room built
in your basement or attic: over 20
panel styles to choose from; moth
ing down and as little as $40 q
month. We can take and show you
our job in Va, Md, or D. c.
CUSToMCRAFT, LU. 2-7324 ewes.
FOR RELIABLE REMODELING and
home repair by exper. craftsman.
call CE. s-4222. after s pm.
WHEN YOU LOOK BACK over this
page note the full range Of services
available at SECO under ouali-
ned responsibility. Each division
headed by skilful and qualified
craftsmen. Terms to 8 years,
SECo, JU. 5000.
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HELP-WoMEN
sALEsLADY

II you like and know how h
present fashion merchandise. her
Is wonderful opportunity in GU
intimate and exclusive Ladies' Fash
ion Salon. You'll be delighted. ant
so will yonr customers, with the un
usual, carefully selected fashions q
such modest prices The kind o
shop in which you can truly cate
for a top saleswoman. No pressure
Apply Mr.. Steward.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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SALESGIRIS
SALESLADY

Live In ne. or Sc? Wonderful
opportunity for ambitious. top-hotct
saleslady IN your own neighborhooc
for our 3942 Minnesota ave. ne
Ladies' Fashion Salon Ability Il
supervise others desirable but moi
essential Apply Mr. stewart:
1919 r st. NV.
sALELADIEs. experienced, milliner,
sport,s,weasr,. osscees,sories; 5s.day wk
ave, NV
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FILE CLERK
HOSTESS

5 to 2 daily. except Monday. very
pleasant working conditions. Ex,
perience preferred Apply In person
only after 5 . m. KUSHNER S RES.
TAURANT, $3.50 Piney Branch I'd
Silver Spring
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HELP--WokAEN

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. tele.
vision station: good adyancements
with or without shorthand. l404
N. y. ave. NV. RIM. 226.
MAKE S65 on 65 boxes new NAME,
IN-SILVER Tall Christmas Cards
Personalized Cards. 25 for 81. As.
sentiments. stationery. gifts. Profit.
to 1909. Big FREE sample book
assortments on approval. FREE gifi
for promptnessl SOUTHERN. AIS
y. Hollywood, Dept. 326. Memphis
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HELP--WoMEN

SECRETARY, S45; countergirl, $35
housekeepers. $40: nurse maid. $36
PR DENTAL EMPLOYMENT
tbetween 7 and U on 14th ST.
SECRETARY, legal: air-conditioned
l-girl office. pleasant SURROUNDINGS
dictation, bookkeeping, general Of
fice duties. Write Box 350-D. Star
SECRETARY. no shthd.; consult
a snMIf a aeSs Y 80 s3s Fol %iisoG
blvd. Arl. Va, ia. $4,000.
SECRETARY - Interesting career
position as assistant to Insurance.
broker. Must assume all offlcl
duties. Air conditioned. SALARY
open. Elk. 3-70ls.
SECRETARY to chairman of de.
partment, local university: typina
and shorthand, salary open. Free
tuition for 8 hours each semester
Call ST. 3-4940, Ext. 20. before
X n
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SECRETARY

Position open for secretary to ex-
ecutive in headquarters ONCE Of q
some shorthand essential. 35-hr. wk.
Salary commensurate with ability
and experience. Liberal company
benefits which include pensiop plan.
Excel. working cond in air-cond.
office. Apply in person 4l6 Ring
Bldg, 18th and M SITS. NV.
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HELP-WoMEN

WAITRESS, white. over 81; exper
for fast place; good tips. Apply il
person. LOOP RESTAURANT. 500;
Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
GIRL. white. 20-35 yrs: real estat,
Office: general work: must be accu
rate typist: 5-day week; pay &C
cording to experience. Please cal
for an appointment. MARSHALL
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
AID. 4-2005.
LADIES with pleasant voice for tele
phone work; evenings 7-l0: 81 pc
hour. VICTOR DANCE STUDIO
Call CO. $4,000 between 2 and
nm
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INSURANCE. CT.ERK

Opening in insurance dept. Of
lge rec estate CO insurance exper
desirable but not nee, must be able
70. type so wynn new air-cond
Once Bonus plan and many other
company benefits Apply l424 X 81
nv Personnel once. Room 3l9
CAFRfrz CO.
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INSURANCE

Casualty and IRE general ageney
desires young woman under 35. ex.
perieneed in miscellaneous insurance
work. must have stenographic abll.
ity; aar-conditioned Office; b-day
week. salary commensurate with
ability and experience. Call Mrs
oddone, WALLoP AND son. Elk
3-i400. 25s
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THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F St. NV,
SALESLADIES

Part time and full time positions
available in one OF WASHINGTON
perience desirable but not neces.
sary; excellent salary plus very lib
eral commission. Apply in person
THE PRINCESS SHOP, HOS F st
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IT'S YOUR BUSINESS

Women wanted to start in Their
own neighborhood business. No cal
required. II you can spend Is hours
q week outside your home phone DI
1888, 8. to l pm. for Interview
Others did and have successful ca
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WOMAN OVER 4n

Get q new start m life; meet
interesting people; make top money
on percentage basis in the exciting
field of costume jewelry. Flexible
hours. No experience needed. Train
ing. Apply at once. Phone SARAH
COVENTRY, Elk. 3-05s6: Sunday.
10. 3-464l. 21e
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