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ASSISTANT MANAGERS

ASSISTANT MANAGERS
OUR CORPORATION is IN NEED OF TOP-LEVEL
MEN TO MEET EXPANSION PLANS. TWO PER-
MANENT POSITIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR
MEN WHO DESIRE AN OPPORTUNITY TO REACH
TOP-LEVEL POSITIONS IN OUR COMPANY.
POSITIONS WILL REQUIRE
MANAGE ENTIRE COLLECTION DEPT,
SUPERVISE OUTSIDE COLLECTIONS
MUST ABILITY TO FUNCTION AS
ASSISTANT MANAGER OF THE OFFICE
Candidates who feel they have real ability
to forge ahead and assume top-evel man
agement positions invited to call.
MAJOR FINANCE CORP.
1888 Eastern Ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
JU. 7-5305
CORPORATION BENEFITs TOP SALARIES PAID YEAR-END
BONUS PURCHASE DECENTRALIZATION AND RAPID
ADVANCEMENT POSITIONS POSITIONS ARE PERMANENT
ALL REPLIES KEPT IN coAPLETE CONFIDENCE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opportunity
for young architect In established
young arm. The man we ar look
genial, good contemporary designer,
able to run an once and have some
had own ONCE. All replies In strict
confidence. Box 400. star. IS
ENGINEERS. exper,
in commercial and industrial de-
sign: ideal WORKING cond. in mod.
aIr-cond. washington d. c. otlces.
Permanent positions. Apply WILL
COOS & CHASE Architects: Engi-
neers. 1925 Conn. are. Ma. B.
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ATTORNEY


Under az, for LEGAL and administra-
tive work, In MORTGAGE loan division
OF expanding Ions established cor
poration. Must have several years
residence In this area. This is q
career position. VIII consider ad-
yanced law student with good quail
iflcations. Apply RIM. 300, SIG 18TH
ST. NV. IL
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN,
must be experienced, steady worker;
excellent pay up to $500 per week,
depending upon ability. RoSSLYN
AUTO BODY CO, 1917 N. Lynn
St. Arlington. Va. -
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN
Must be LIST class; good working
conditions guaranteed salary plus
commission. See Mr. Ballard, ana
COSTA MOTORS CO.. INC, Chrys-
ler-Plymouth, 11l3 Virsinia ave.
sc. LU $4,000. p
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Classified Ad Rutes:
locof Advertisers
8 Lines tMinimumI

Ono time. 5os Line.
Three 10 az simes eonsseVtivsiy. ~
pes line.
Sever times eonssevfively. 1ot per line
New oviomobilss. 12s per line 'A-iins
rninimumI
Spee,u, Notices orc Personal. d Dol
line oddlfionoi
Ou,.ot town soas. 12s per line soch
insertion
Clam. tet error. must be mode In time
for correction bsfoFa second insertion
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Alto SALESMAN

For used-car dept. Of new-car dealer
Experienced preferred. Drawing &C.
count and paid vacation. Excellent
opportunity for right man. STAN
LEY H. HORNER. INC, Florida
ave. ne. at 9th. Phone Mr.. WEIGH.
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Administrative
ASSISTANT

automotiye concern needs
young man. % TO IS to handle
routine duties, In. once. TO serve
q training for future sales op;
frspiisS sonHdentisI. BOX ESQ
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AUTO MECHANICS

Two OPENINGS; on day shift and
on night shift. Ahove-ayerage
earnings. Ideal WORKING conditions
with n real iive-wire organization
Vacation and holiday pay. 1nsur-
Please call for appt, Contact Mr..
Catlin, Supervisor Of Service, !
a.r1..6 pm. or Mr. Geotge Cappols.
Night ShoD Foreman. 8 pm. mid
ABRAHAM CHEVROLET CORP.
339 East-West Highway JU. $4,000
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ADM. TRAINEEs - s275-ss0(
NATIONAL
Employment
Service
Washington's Largest Agency
CAT To

Service
Washington's Largest Agency
SALES
PARTIAL LISTING
SALES TRAINEES. 70 openings. ex-
s eel Spp s9e with many stsrs as ss co o
WASH REPR. tmfg. co.. 900
WASH. REPR. tenRr. co. doing de-
sign drafting. Illustrating. writing
expenses plus $4,000
TRAINEEs. food company.
car plus S275-S3o0 mo
PEb REs sfL s fassF 81: stSS
TRANSPORTATION co. 800
OFFICE-PROFESSIONAL
PERs. REcRUrTER tech,1 $4,000
METHoDS-PRocEDuRE MAN. tIBM
coP PS1i RITZ adv, -. to $500 $500
Hcco0NTANT. sr. tcPA % etse.ls, 49, ooo
BKKPRs. tmanyl $90-$100 wk
BANK TRAINEEs. no exper; S2Is
orc NOR. asst; typ; s325
S eSCYhRR5SPqsgTMT i1s ssDer ss ss
ApJuSTORs lcar furn.l $50
iege deg. nee. S2T5-S300
MISCELLANEOUS
COUNTER elk. hardware. 500 $50
COUNTER elk. paint 49, $6O-ST0
PHOTO OFFSET OPR, $40 $S5
MISUNDERSTANDING
MANY OPENINGS IN all fields and in
various parts OF the country. In
most cases our clients pay fee.
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
HOS 18th 81. NV, ut L, EX, 3-7270
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AUCTION SALES tcens.D

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
glass. china, bric-a-brae, etc.
Thursday, 1880 pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTIONS. Rockville. Md.
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ARTIST
LAYOUT MAN

Perfect .sssg fer iEssflane soI RENT;
elevator bldg, plus our patronase;
approx. $4,000 ", 70 $1,000 "
WnSt be experienced layouts Ano
finishes. mostly direet-Man, For
amt. phone Me, S-26g3. q, @
TAuBER COMPANY, Victor BIDS.
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ALTERATION MAN
ASSISTANT
SUPERVISOR

Excellent opportunity for a
man under so years of age,
with good background as a
tailor and filter.
Some supervisory experience
preferred. Good starting
salary and many company
benefits.
Send resume, including per-
sonal data and business ex-
perience.
BOX 299-G, STAR
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HELP--MEN

APPRENTICE. to learn plaster work
in bridge department. dental laboTa-
tory. Apply 1927 10th st. NV;
10
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Auto Statesmen

Here Is your opportunity to earn
while YOU learn. seilins the number.
one car In the industry FoRDl
For inexperiknced men 2 weeks
training program. combining class
room and practical training under
qualified instructors: intelhgence
and Industry prime requisites for
LOGAN lFordl. DI 7-5sOo.
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AUTO
statesmen

newest Studehaker
dealer offers you WashinEtons
most liberal salesman compensa-
tion plan. Ideal working condi-
tons and dement's Don't miss TINS
II st, ne, NE. S-3355. IS
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Man, 25 to 80 yrs.
married, for position with
rapidly expanding small-loan
ferred. but not necessary
We offer top salary. paid
vacation, disqualification, etc;
Unlimited potential for right
man; auto NECESSARY: Apply
I'm PERSON" between 10
Am. and 3 pm, weekdays,
1928 GeorgiA ave. once IL,
wheaton. Nd.
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ATTIC SALESMAN

An excellent opportunity for an ex-
perienced. aggressive auto salesman
Plymouths. Salary and commits
sion. transportation and ample
floor time TO the right man. Apply
in person to Mr.. Casper. BANNING
4 SONS MOTORS. INC, $500
Baltimore ave-. Hyattsviile. Nd. IS
AUTO SALESMAN
We have an opening for . new-caT
salesman. Apply Mr.. Carnie,
Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc.
33rd and NJ SITS. NV. AID. 2-le46
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HELP-MEN
AuTn sALEsMEN-1m,

AUTO sALESAiEN-Immediate EN-.
ployment available for experienced,
aggressive men; excellent pay plan,
paid vacation. demonstrator. door
time every day on lively floor. II
make . lot Of money. See Mr.. Wat
son, LOGAN Ford). iii 18th
81. nv. III
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Accountant. rec. coll. deg.
ARLINGTON-ALEX
FAIRFAX-FAIJS CHrJRf


Adm. seey;. travel. 4-6 mos. - S34f
Secy.. natl. org. - $500
Ofc. elk, typ. coll. bkgd. - S27S
Genl. ofc.. typ, Jefi Davis. 81 80 hr
Layout man. good typ. --L-- $27f
Bank traniee, typ, h.s.E. $3.50
Billing elk. h,s.g., some typ. $2lC
Clk.-typ., hS.g.. shifts, 20-26 $2l1
cPA, JET Davis hwy. To 500
Mgr. trainee. car nee, h.sg. -- $3.50
Mgr, small ofc., Lee hwy. $50
Mathematician, coil. grad. To 1917
Writer. typ, coll. grad. To STf
Radar repairman. Army exper., 1850
Jr. craftsman computer - $500
Salesman, coll. bkgd., local 1915
Store mgr. mature. hdw. exp, $500
Retail sales. King 81. S85 ur
PIT. hkkpr.. arr. own hrs. $50
Potomac Empl. Agcy.
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
oil King St. Alex. XII. e-50b6
IO4 e. Broad, Falls Church
JE 0.7o7p
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BAKERS HELPER

BACK HOE OPERATOR. experienced.
TRIM CORP. Evergreen $4,000.
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ADJUSTOR

ADJUSTOR
Opening for aggressive young man
21-30 to learn small loan business
Excellent future. Salary plus car
allowance. Experience in collections
preferred but not required. GULF
FINANCE CO., 1905 Rhode Island
ave. MR. ROSEN. --S
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To PIoce o
Star Classified Ad
~ SoH
Sterling $4,000

Closing Hours:
MONDAY EDITION. 8 PM Sunday
TUES. to FRI. 9 Pm Doy Before
SATURDAY EDITION. 10 PM FRI
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 PM fride,
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ACCTS.-BKKPRS.

ACCIS.-B
Accts., Far East -. to $4,000
Aects, for CPAs -. highest salaries
Bkkpr.. real estate $50 to 500
Bkkprs. "a, retail $40 to Ss5
Bkkpr., interior decorator S75
Bkkpr.. travel bureau SIS
Bkkprs. go, all locations 49, S70-$S5
Asst. bkkprs. t9). all loo: $60-$75
MGR bkkpr. 49,. 49, $40 to $7b
Payroll clerk $4,000
OTHER POSITIONS
Country club manager high salary
Sales. wholesale appl. S500-$800
Admin. man, exp, contract specifi-
cation writing --- to $500 mo.
Craftsmen, young 20. $50 to 500
Stock inventory clerk, exp.-----S $50
Electronics teehnicians t3D- S75
Hotel room clerks. exp. S60-S75
Clerk typists 90 SOB to 500
ATLAS AGENCY
1AOn NJ " Ava NJ w Rm E0R
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APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN. ex-
perienced; permanent position; good
salary plus commission; truck
furnished. BETTAR APPLIANCE
SERVICE, JU. S-4114. IS
APPLIANCE MECH, exper. In home
service of washers. driers, diSposals
ETC.; refrigeration exper. helpful;
car mileage paid For appoint
ment. call RIA. 3-SSS7. 10
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ACCENT, CPA. to $1,000
AARRc cH.' PnGRhiiSsrsMAN, N = s sss...GS
ENGINEERING
Hundreds Of positions in various
areas In all fields OF engineering
practically all without fee. TO
CRAFTSMEN
Mechanical $500 to ~, $40
Plumbing and heating to S7.240
Subdivision. storm sewer 49, x7.24O
$50 drafstmen, EE.. ME-. in marine
engineering field Conn, no Zee aoo
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 6l2 Wash, Bldg.
18th and N Y Ave. NV. ST, 3-A442
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BOOKKEEPER, experienced. draft
exempt: payroll, payroll taxes:
steady job to right party; 5A-day
vanceInent. Write $40 Bond Bldg.
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BARBER

GIRL'S-LADY'S HAIRCUTTING
Excellent opportunity for extremely
align earnings. Many company benz
efits, including discount on pur-
chaSes.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
THE HEIGHT co
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CLERK typist. exper.- -$275-$300
lSteno young, Cap. Hill $1,000 up
FALLEN -o'BRIEN, Personnel Service
I1404 N. 7. Ave. RE. 1880
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vent fiRe from spreading to ad-
Ijacent property. or to stamp out
IAN epidemic. or to apprehend
Ia psyehopathic killer. What
then?
Little Can be Done
Few cases in the past shed
much light on this question, but
the best guess is that this would
make no difference. II the diplo-
mats insisted on being left alone
there is little anyone could dc
about such situations.
The chief restraint on foreign
ministers in this regard appears
to be one of ethics and common
sense, rather than law. In other
words, the diplomat who. floutS
the well-dntentioned aid of the
country in which he serves, to
1.-THE detdriment Of the local
Icitizenry. is probably not much
Iof a diplomat. More than likely
he would be subject to quick re-
call by his own country.
OF course, the United States,
Canada, or any sovereign state
can always demand the removal
Of politically distasteful foreign
Iers, official or unofficial. But that
lis another story.
The next article in this series will
appear on Friday.
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National Music
Contest Slated
BY Symphony

The National Symphony Or
chestra and conductor Howard
Mitchell will sponsor a Nation
wide music contest for high
school students, it was announced
today.
The competition, to be known
as the Merriweather Post Con-
test, will be held in conjunction
with the Music for Young
America" series Of free concerts
being sponsored by Mrs. Merri.
weather Post.
Only high school students
public, private or parochial-will
be eligible for the contest. The
winner will receive q $500 schol-
Iarship to the Juilliard School OF
Music, $500 cash reward an6
will appear as a soloist with the
National Symphony.
Finalists in the competition
win receive 500 in cash and viii
also appear with the orchestra.
Contestants must be recon-
|mended by a music teacher
school principal or conductor. TIC
qualify, they must play q con-
Icerto from the standard roper
Itoire. Applications may be had
from Ralph Black, Manager, Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra, Its
Massachusetts, avenue NV,
Washington 6, D. c. Entries must
be in by February IS.
Today's announcement said
the contest is being held by the
orchestra and DR.. Mitchell "in
recognition of the great interest
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|Cubon Police Bur
Student Riotinq

HAVANA, Jan, II R.-Dem.
constructors announced yesterday
In connection with the anniver-
sary Of the assassination in Mex
leo Of Cuban student leader julio
Antonio Mella failed as police
threw a Gordon around the uni
versity area.
Hundreds Of students gathered
before q bust Of Mella In O small
plaza at the university to hold
q brief commemorative core
mony, but dispersed afterwards
without attempting to break
through the police ring.
Police headquarters reported
20 persons, described as prom
inent Communists. had been
arrested for questioning in con-
nection with the announced
demonstrations. They were re-
leased after questioning, police
said.
Mella was a leader Of student
opposition to the regime Of Gen.
Gerado Machado that was later
toppled. Mella was said to have
Communist affiliation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

BEIRUT, Labanon. Jan. II
R.-The government has APP
proved in principle a bill dou-
bling the number of deputies in
Labanon's one-house Parlia-
ment. at present totaling A, The
decision followed complaints in
the press that the Parliament,
whose four-year term expires in
1857. is not truly representative
of the people.
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have such widespread privilege
and immunity?
Curiously enough. the answer
Is largely-yeS.
The body Of international law
that has grown up around diplo-
mats is fairly voluminous and
complicated: but in the main 1t
grants almost complete legal i'm
munity, civil and criminal, to
ambassadors and public minis
tiers in the courts of nations
where they are serving.
In the United States, our Fed
eral laws recognize this status,
Arrests Are Void
For example, one Federal
statute provides that the arrest
of any foreign minister is void
from its inception. Another
makes it a Federal offense know
ingly to attempt such arrest and
states that anyone who tries
shall be deemed a violator of
the law of nations and a dis
turber of the public repose." A
District statute forbids picketing
or any public demonstration
within 500 feet Of embassy or
legation property lines.
In sum, the law makes the
person. land and buildings of
official foreign representatives
about as inviolate as possible.
This is why, when a diplomat
gets a ticket for speeding. the
courts can only dismiss the case
II the official declines to pay up.
It is also why Federal officers
tread softly in cases of suspected
espionage among the foreign dip
lomatic corps.
Still, the Canadian fire raises a
nice legal question: Can embassy
territory be invaded by local Of
ficials when the reason is to
foster public safety? Suppose
the motive for entry were to pre-
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Bonn Embassy to Open
BONN, Germany, Jan. u

BONN, Germany, Jan. IL Up.
The Foreign ONCE reports
eight German diplomats will 90
to Moscow within 10 days to
prepare for the establishment OF
d West German embassy. The
Bonn Republic and the Soviet
Union decided last summer to
set up diplomatic relations. The
building occupied by the, Ger
man Embassy In Moscow before
World War II is now the resi-
dence Of Communist East Ger
|many's ambassador.
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In music and generosity Of Mrs.
Merriweather Post, whose deep
devotion to the Nations youth
has made possible the Music for
Young America SERIES"
Mrs. Post has underwritten the
series for the first year to pro-
vide the 100000 high school
students who visit the city each
spring an opportunity to hear
the symphony. The concerts, to
be held April ~ through May 81,
will be free to the students.
High school groups wishing to
attend should write to Mr..
Black.
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Teachers Slow Down

LONDON, Jan. II B.-Brit-
ish teachers have began q mo
chores" strike In this FIRST week
OF the new school term. They
refused Monday tocollect stu
dents coins in Q national saw
Iings campaign. And they plan
to stop such extra jobs as taking
Eup lunch fees. It's o protest
against a government plan to
boost teachers pension contri-
buttons from 5 to 8 per cent Of
salaries.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank Thompson. IL, 40 seth ct. me-.
and Fatbia Leak. rs, EOS KeniiWorth
oeorss Howard. 20. 1923 9th st. NV.
William Mccain. 81. ~ v ct. NV. and
Josephine Ames, 20, Aberdeen. Nd.
oeorge Paduda. IT,. az, 1912 Horner pi.
Sc. and Ann Sheridan. IS. $3.50 Wis
Thomas Redeeain. 20, and Victoria
Carter, 10. both Of 1921 Columbia I'd.
81 both 81 COZ 9th st. S.w.
Iva Coz, JS, iS2a 18th 81. nv,
Ernest Byrd. 20. Fails Church. Va. anc
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Diplomatic Immunity
Means Exoctly That
LAW IN THE NEWS
sssl.sliias1s y
Rx PHn, YEAGER and JOHN STARK

few the Russian Embassy in Ottawa burned to the
ground as stubborn diplomats pt the Canadian remen
fighting the blaze Reports from the Canadian capital nd-
the Russians shooed of the premises all wodoe helpers on
the theory they treSpassng on Soviet territory
Were right? the diplomatic corps really
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| MISCELLANEOUS SALE MIscELLAhEoUs-Fo SALE

GUN, Remington. 12-guase pump;
good as new. reasonable. gag Attn
st. ne. Ii. 7-4s14.
GUN. shot. dble. barrel. Fox, Stir.
ling Worth. 12-guage. leather case
all equip. for clean. no. 2-l04O.
HEARING AID, new. AL translator
dealer will at TO your hearing loss
guar. DU. 1896 after pm
HEATERS, new, used; gas, coal. oil
installation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga. ave. DE. 2-b666.
HEATERS. ranges. stoves: new. used
gas, oil, coal. wood, cleo, ACME
STOVE. 1011 9TH NV. Ma. $685.
HI-FI EQUIPMENT. Bogen DB-1ll
amplifier. Garrard RCS0M, 3-speeu
player, Jensen duet spkrs. plus auxi-
liary spkr.; S125. SIP. $4,000.
HILLMAN ENGINE. 4-speed trans
mission; $50 complete. Midway D.
4l91.
lIRONER, ABc automatic console
excellent condition; SIS. KE. z
l743.
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HELP-woMEN

|TYPIeT-PBx OPERATOR for fire
and casualty insurance general
agency. Experience necessary. Good
working conditions. employee bene-
flts; opportunity for Advancement.
Ex. 3-0600, MISS KING.
WAITREesES, white, 8 10 IL mid
night; counter service. See Miss
ReichenbauGh in person. GATE
WAY RESTAURANT, Union Sta
ton. Mashington. D. c. No calls.
WAITRESS. white. daywork. Apply
b406 Queens Chapel I'd, W. Hy-
attsxille. WA. 7-96o0.
WAITRESS. part time, II am. 10
3 pm; days week. Apply GUNG
no RESTAURANT. 14O6 q st. NV.
GIRL, to assist mornings iu nurs-
cry school. ?. o. Box 1925, D. C.
GIRL. experienced, general drug
store clerk: no Sundays Apply In
person. CHERRYDALE DRUG
STORE. 3922 Lee highway, Arling-
ton.
LADY. to drive school car. 7:30 70
300 am; IN northwest area. P. o.
Box 4020, %. C..
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HELP WOMEN Cont,
CLERK-TYPIST

G so S "s9ss :.s sss 70
S-day week: promotion when quail
ifed. REAL ESTATE & COLUMBIl
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANIES
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CLERK-TYPIST

Eor library work. college sraduats
or hiEh school graduate With ability
20 tyre neatly ana accurately and
20 90 detailed work 81 . clerical
nature Beminnirg salary $4,000
4n-hpuT week tmploye oenrt!s. ace
see education. ETC.. Boz i63-R.
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nELP--WoMEN
S@N0A1 = - 4tOA = ~
1900 = CT ~ W

6EAUTICIAN, exper., $50 guaranteed
7e55 n. II. ave-, Tasoma Park, Nd
bEAUTICIAN: are you unhappy with
o SsS SD W We have you an op.a Il m f
and part-time. Excellent working
conditions. Salary and comm. Gail
ia. 7-S414: ewes. and Sun, JE
3-979s.
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Nail-ffee, So. It. -21zc
FREE FIREwooD
HARRIS WRECKING CO,
1901 Blue Plains DR.. S.W.
Opposite Naval Research Laboratory
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

/ ~ hNOtNS~-9OWESN
H0uSEKEEPER, white. school are
| child. wishes work mOtherless home
or WORKING mother. 10. $4,000.
LAUNDRY DONE AT MY HOME
excel. work. reasonable price. DI
RELIABLE C0LORED WOMAN de-.
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