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Rambling

A small girl feeding her
large dog an ice cream cone
on Massachusetts avenue near
Thomas circle. -.
The Young Republican
Clubs upcoming beauty con-
test to pick Miss G. o. p. or
Mrs. @. o. p" at a festival
September % has dropped its
upper age limit. we looked
around and saw so many
beautiful women we had to
drop the upper age limit Of
as said an offcial--a lady
Official. Of course.
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BREAKFAST, on this first
day of school, was a Spotty
affair. 1t consisted of the
usual fruit juice (gulped),
eggs bolte d., and milk
(downed without pausing for
BREATH. There was fidgeting
in the brief time lag between
serving the juice and the eggs,
and more tidgeting between
the eggs and the milk.
The greatest change was in
the schedule. Such a change
had been expected, but it was
SO abrupt seemed a surprise
anyway. During the summer,
it was permissible for break
fast to be a little late, for
lunch to be any time between
IL and / o'clock, for leniency
in the matter of watching a
late television show once or
twice a week. There was no
need to worry about whether
time was being wasted in the
evenings.
Now it is out of bed prompt
ly, breakfast promptly, coats
on promptly, out the door
promptly. The clock is the
most important mechanical
device in the house. 1t warns
that lunch time is near, that
school is just about out for the
day, that dinner is due so les
sons can be done on time, so
bedtime will not be delayed,
so the same thing can start
all over again-on time-the
next day.
The change from the easy
living of summer is difficult
to absorb. The peaceful break
fast before leaving for the
chaos of the office is no longer
peaceful. The chaos begins as
soon as the alarm rings.
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The
Rambler
Those for Whom
The Bells Toll
By JACK JONAS

Family life in Washington
took on its fall complexion
today, a mixture of hustle
and foot dragging.
In a few days, when things
settle down, it will be easier
to walk from the living room
into the hall and up the stairs.
The obstacles will be gone.
The shell and rock collec-
ton, gathered at the beaches,
in the back yard, in the woods
and in the upturned earth of
the new subdivision, can be
safely slowed away, out Of the
reach Of unwary feet. The
collector will be too busy with
other things - arithmetic,
composition, EngliSh-to no
tice it has disappeared.
School bells rang for a rec
ord 10000 pupils here this
year, and changed the way of
living in almost as many
homes.
When there was nothing at
all to do in the vacation days
except visit the playground or
go fishing or swimming or to
the ball game, the children
were up well before everyone
else. They we're demanding
breakfast, eager to be out
doing nothing. Today, with so
many things to be done, it
was difficult to arouse them.
There was a Scurry to locate
pencil and paper, and a hasty
consultation of weather fore
cast to learn if rubberS and
raincoat were needed. The
hair was slicked down in the
fervent hope it would stay
that way, at least until the
first class.
Anxious parents were as
sured again and again that
the pockets contained hand
kerchiefs and were devoid of
slingShots and space guns,
that the books would not be
left on the streetcar, and that
haste would be made in COM
ing directly home from school.
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The Montgomery County AS
ISOLATION for Retarded Children
will meet 8 o'clock tonight at
ST. Luke Evangelical Lutheran
Church. colesville road and
Highland drive. Silver Spring.
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noon in the parish church and
will say the wedding mass.
The couple plan winter
honeymoon in Truth and Conse-
quences formerly Hot Springs)
N. Mex.
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Milk Hearing Set

RICHMOND. Sept. 10 ~
The State Board Of Agriculture
and Immigration will hold q
public hearing here Septeri r
26 70 consider regulations gov
erning bulk milk holding and
cooling tanks on Virginia farms.
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FAIRBANKS.-First there was
a tent, then a log lodge, followed
by a number of lighthouses and
a cache-all built by one man
and two women.
1t become Fort Denali, on the
north boundary of Mckinley Ma
tional Park in Alaska. Soon the
camp had paying guests who
wanted just what Camp Denali
had to offer-personality, infor-
NAL. sincere hospitality, and real
wilderness living.
One of the finest views of ma
jestic Mount Mckinley and the
Alaska Range can be seen from
the camp with its duplicated
upside down reflection in Won
der Lake.
Artists. writer's, naturaliSts,
photographers, mountain climb
ers and those who like the rug
ged life close to good fishing,
wild animals and flowers in their
natural habitat have discovered
Camp Denali.
The two women, Ginny Wood
and Celia Hunt-both ex-WASPs
pilot their own planes, haul
ing supplies and guests to and
from Fairbanks. They have a
nearby landing field; also a jeep
and Volkswagen to travel the 80
miles of park road to pick up
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Tourists Find Signs
To Be Mixed BLESSING

DUBLIN.-Tourists in Ireland
never need worry about losing
their way.
The 10,000th new signpost to
be produced by the Irish Tourist
Board was recently erected in
Glendaloch, County Wicklow.
and thousands more are in pro-
duction.
The only objections to the new
posts come from tourists, Incl
dentally. They are afraid that
soon they will not have to ask
for directions from the local
people and thus will have no
excuse for striking up a con-
versation with a friendly paSser-
nv
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PACIFIC COAST DISCOVERY
Remedies Failed
To Right Piso's
Leaning Tower

PISA.-The Leaning Tower Of
Pisa was begun in the year 1174
AID. to serve as a bell tower for
the great Cathedral of Pisa. It
is round. 179 feet tall. and built
In six stories.
It is built entirely OF white
marble. The walls are 10 feet
thick. and each story is support
ed by a circle of columns sur
mounted by little arches. But the
foundation of the tower is only
10 feet deep. and this was the
cause of the diff1culty which re-
suited in the creation Of this
wonder of the world.
Soon after the construction of
the tower was started. it began
to sink on one side into the soft
earth. The architect was dis
heartened when he saw. this, and
soon gave up his task. A second
architect was called in. and to
Offset the leaning of the tower
he continued the next story with
columns somewhat taller on one
side than on the other. But this
story added more weight to the
structure, which sank still deeper
on one side.
A third architect was engaged,
and he in turn added a story
with columns taller on one side.
And so 1t went. Finally. when six
stories had been completed. the
tower leaned at such a dangerous
angle that it seemed likely to
topple over. and so the thought
of building it any higher was
abandoned.
And thus stands the tower Of
Pisa today. after hundreds of
years. still leaning but never
falling.
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Wild Rhododendron
Blooms Line Roads

BREMERTON. Wash. - The
rhododendrons bloom wild from
the end Of April through the
first two weeks of June. This,
the States official flower. is
especially abundant along Hood
Canal. a scenic inlet of Puget
Sound south of Bremerton. and
along the wooded highways of
Whidbey Island
Most city parks in Western
Washington. the Capitol
grounds at Olympia and the
University of Washington Ar
boretum have displays of
"rhods.' Port Townsend cele-
brates its annual rhododendron
festival May II to 10,
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mails, which seem always ready
for a handout.
Starting in mid-May, Deer
Forest will be open daily.
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RESORT OFFERS
FREE ROOMS
TO CHILDREN

OCEAN CITY, N. 1.-THE
second annual Children's
Festival Week has been set
by the Ocean City Hotel and
Restaurant Association for
June % to 80.
The festival theme is "a
child free with each paying
adult" If a family consists
of a father, mother and two
children. the parents will pay
the regular rate and the two
children will pay nothing.
When the family registers
at a hotel, they will be given
an Identification card enti-
Ting the children to free
room rent. meals at half
price. admission to a long list
Of amusements and many
gifts and novelties. Red and
white signs will designate the
participating stores, restau-
rants and fun spots.
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shores of Paw Paw Lake here,
along Highway U. S. No. IL,
east of Benton Harbor 10 miles.
Deer Forest is populated by
Whitehall deer native to Michi-
gan, japanese Ska and deer from
England and the Black Forest
of Germany.
The deer are permitted to
range through a 30-acre area
and visitors mingle with the ami
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Real Wilderness Livino
Found at Camp DenoIi

guests at Mckinley station on
the Alaska Railroad.
Morton Wood, Ginny's hus-
band, who is called woody" is
the man of the establishment
and pilot, too.
There is nothing quite like
Camp Denali anywhere else in
Alaska. and its proprietors well
come guests who seek this type
of wilderness living.
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Visitors Feed
forests Deer

COLOMA. Mich.-Popular with
adults as well as children is Deer
Forest. where herd of several
hundred deer have become pets
of tourists. who feed them by
hand.
Established as a park on the
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VIRGINIA.


m. Rr..L.l
lnAIAl1h
See the INUIVIH
u..,,
HIGHLANDS
beautiful Blue Ridge Park
way. VISIT Breaks Interstate
fark wnere the Dig oanoy
cniseie0 a spectacular gorge
rom sheer stone: lump the
pInnacles at Cumoeriand zap
National historical rark ior a
maenincen. view OF mve sta's"'
gee tne oio D az Gun'
inntlock from Ian ! Doono
IN Dig oUohe uap'
A. ,..:L. u....;.. .,,
n 80, Es",e - 49,
go ca,orn. ~ go ~
49,, nsaasr.n',.L -
t;nU. n.;.o -;rs. V .hro,, ~. a.
r'o"I Si III, erh;h;.; O r,;ne
vi" az peanSostaa noo- pi,,o
Ella 49, vo,,,ii 90 ar
;S.;Jo 80. naai u,;v;nn
That's how BARTER Theatre
started Today you'll ace
talented stars mt on ton hits
in V;ro;n;a's State Theatre
in the old Abingdon Town
Hall And. when the curtain
coos down You'll snack with
The actors across the street
You'll Toke 10 These LukeSl
Io,,oI,, Ndo,
tain Lake, caught up between
twin peaks. Skim over South
Holston or Clayton Lake on
water skis. And be sure to
n GOOD tueeIa with haes and
trout. Ioul pantry your
r Il
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MICHIGAN PUTS
TOP HIGHWAY
SPEED AT IS

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich
After many years Of no.
maximum speed limitations
on highways of Michigan,
the State this year has a
new law that restricts the
speed of motor vehicles on
all highways to IS miles an
hour during the daylight
hours and SIS miles an hour
at night.
In congested districts
along State highways. slow
er speeds are required.
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hELP-WoNEN

CLERK -TYPIST. for insurance once;
5-day week permanent position
salary TO start commensurate with
ability and qualifications. Apply
.3l Dupont Circle Bids. $40
Conn. ave. NV. 10
COMPANION for elderly lady white,
in small Virginia town. So miles
out. Ell. f-3931.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR - In
teresting position in national COM
pany. Aforementioned once; 5-day
week; attractive starting salary: eX-
perienced operator preferred. Call
7-6262 between Q am. and 4:3O
n m
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STEWARDESSES
PAN AMERICAN
WORLD ANYWAYS

INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
Fly 20 Europe Asia. Africa. Op-
portunity to prosress to purser at
aiaries in excess Of s. 900 per year.
Must be single age y 10 .,
height So" 10 81" weisht lilo 70
1876 lbs Must be attractive with
gracious personality good health,
good vision. able to swim. Must be
resistered nurse OR speak one Of
the following languages in addition
10 English French, German Italian,
Portusuese. Dutch Scandinavian
LANGUAGE Greek. Polish. HunTarian
Czechoslovakian. Turkish Arabic OF
Hindustani
Interviews viii be held in wash.
inston April lIth and 18th Call
Miss Partridge al Republic $500,
between y and 5 Mon. through
Fri. TO arranre appointment.
SUPERVISOR, to set up central
filing system; must be cleared for
top secret; Bethesda. Md. $4,000,
NATIONAL EMPL., Hos 10th st.
NV. az L. Elk 1870.
OPERATOR. eXpe-
rienced. for position with positive
Advancement; permanent. Si2-dAy
week. Apply KoPY KAT, ia II
ST. ne. --6
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MEN to work stock. helm
with window trimming in retail
shoe stores II ambitious. will pro-
mote to better paying position. For
details. call Mr.. YATES, WO. q
PART-TIME retail shoe salesman;
experience preferred but not neceS.
sary Stores in Coral Hill. Suit.
land, and Bladensburg. Call WA.
t-096a. for details. -
RETIRED GOVERNMENT EMPLOY.
EES and service people learn while
you you earn above $4,000 per year.
realtors. Wiling to teach 5 fSil-t sTn'
men; Investigate. Call WA. 7-i257
YotNG: COLLEGE GRADUATE I 60.
2o), for administrative assistant
position with national business or
ganization, Organization ability eS-
s ssf1tiSI s MTSi be able ,o to write
no experience required: air-con-
ditioned office: liberal vacation;
tension plan. starting salary open,
good advancement. Write to Box
LARGE i SSSDSfE;PENr OIL CO on.
tons ne Sn men Ul ff for s nhG s a.
washing sreasing or tire repair;
salary, S2l5 mo. Apply in person
at $3.50 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va, ANS pm. weekdays or
write Box 429-J. Star. s.
WANTED good carpenters. 9.44
Greenwood lane, Lanham, Md. Eve
ningS, AP. 7-O9"S.
NATIONAL FOOD MANUFACTURER
VIII employ Young men, age 90
30, to call on retail groceries in
the Wash.-Va. area; salary, car
turn,a other extras Apply Box
OAR. Star. IS
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THE EVENING STAR
llOl Pa. Ave. NV
CLERK-STENO.

estate co able type 80 " p m. inslT.
anC' exper rref,: good salary, bonus
and insurance plan. Apply personnel
DEBT CAFRiTZ co. 1924 X s.. n "
room flH. ---6
CLERK -TYPIST. rs to so. capaol,
Of typinR payroll accounts ans
minor bookkeeping: 4O-hr. week
VIII train II necessary Salary
commensurate with 'xpeflence
Call Ii. 3-II9s b
CLERK -TYPisT -Dictaphone exper.
JeT. Davis hwy. 500. POTOMAC
EMPL. gu Kins St, Alex. Va.
CLERK -TYPIsT. to work from die.
tating machine: must be good in
spelling, grammar and punctua-
ton. experience in life insurance
once preferred but not necessary;
interview; GENERAL SERVICES
CLERK -TYPIST, excellent working
conditions. modern air-COnd once
bldg. Companionable associates.
Better than average salary. Con-
xyenient K ST location Call ID =
CLERK.TYPIsT. billing machin,
and Ming. for work in accountine
dept wholesale liGuor ONCE 5-dsy
VIZ salary sos FoRMAN BROS
INC 100 Dixie ST. ne. II,
CLERk-TYPIST, accurate with iig-
ureS, i0-hour 5-day week. air.
CONDITIONED Once For appointment
CLERK -TYPIST Experienced typis,
to handle typinE and gcneral once
work iO-hour week Apply 9iu6
g Oakland st Arlington -
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HELP-MEN
statesmen

We can offer you the fol.
lowing Exclusive stone and
brick deal. the best in town
on par basis. all standard
SidinRs par basis, unusual A.
nance excellent workman
ship, advertising. some leads.
COMPLETE HOME REMODELING
We want real good men for
a real good deal.
CONTRACTING CO, INC
,6lS Bladensburg Rid, LA. 6-496
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CLERK-TYPIST

To work with hish.gradc photo.
graphs. Typing speed 40 wpm
varied duties, incl indexing start
ing salary $1,000, with good opnor
for Advancement, for person desiring
interesting position; iO-hr week,
air-cond bldg, cafeteria Please eive
age, ed ication and exper. BOX 40
r. Star
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ACCTG, ASST SITS

Willing 10 learn interesting work st
mo. 10 start Call ST 3-45OO' -
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Assistant Manager

ASSISTANT RESIDENT MANAGER
for large apartment project in
Silver Spring. Must be able to
deal with public. tipping, clerical
and knowledge OF figures required.
Live on or on project. Call JU,
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

For professional ONCE hrs 3
days wk.. $40 Also full-time per-
manent position Phone for inter-
view Appointment RE t-7s5@
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--- 5
YOUNG MAN. white to travel with
sales manager: steady position
average 10 per pk. TO start Set
Mr. MURRAY. RIM. 4O2. ii05 6
YouNG MAN to travel with soar
R1MAN. a:Go-i:0o Wed. rhu nT
En-. Y S Employment Service
yua $, NV, 9Th door So
YOUNG MAN 70 learn clothinE anc
70 start THE QUALITY SHOP
30es Wilson blvd, All. IS
YOUNG MAN. hiEh school sraduat,
not subject to draft, wanted q,
trainee in claims dept. IN locs.
once OF one Of the larsest moteg
carriers IN the Las must have
5000 handwriting and be licensed
70 operate car excellen; opportu-
nitV' GOOD worklnT cor ditlons. emo
vacation, etc, Cali MIR GUTHRIE
YOUNG MAN. white. reliable ovs,
u. Tor Dart-t.me afternoon work
IN small tore. EN- a-685i -:
foUNG MAN. seeking position with
an excellent future Will wish "a
- " W. NaAtVh Nlut company
desires Young man TO enter lis
training program, car required
Cal. Mr. Hamlin Elk. 3-nis3 II
YOU NC MAN. type and genera
once work. Excel. opportunity for
Advancement. prefer someone liv.
ina IN. the Rockville Silver Sprin1
area. HAYNES LITHOGRAPH CO,
~ E S6do hwy Silver Spring
~ o-oOuu IS
YOUNG MAN. 70 train for STEADY
JOB as dispatcher, phone and ra-
dlo operator In contracting busi-
ness In silver Spring Apply In
person ROBERTS +. LATIMER
Spring III
vc,r1..r. ,..,, - - -
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CLERK-TYPISTS

II lEh school graduates. knowledge
81 bookkeeping or shorthand pre-
good hours Apply 10 THE CITY
BANK. 9th and Mass. ave. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

For downtown ONCE bldg. Must be
reliable. sober and able 70 paint and
make seneral minor building repairs
See Mr.. Verbrycke. 8 to IL am,
SHANNON L. LUCHS, 724 14th st
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FINANCE
CORPORATION
|..I0 r. 7. Ave. NE.
MI Rainier Md

WHITE AND COLoRED
Part time or fun time drivers. por-
tiers. elevator operators. bus boys
lanltors. ice cream plant workers
clerks, parkine lot attendants. fllins
station attendants Good salaries 10
start. nj Fla ave, NV. Open III
80 weekdays
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are
now available in our circula-
ton department for persons
with pleasant telephone man
nerS. with the confidence and
ability necessary TO do telP-
phone SaleSwork. The sales
commission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored 70 NJ =
your requirements in many
cases
Il interested in steady and
enjoyable work. contact Mr.
Harvey Room .0i. between
am and 4 m
The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
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HElP-WokAEN
CLERK-TYPIST

For general once routine: perma-
nent; vacation with pay: group nos
pltalization and Insurance available;
air-eonditioned ONCE: convenient 10
TRANSPORTATION. FRANK SMALL. JR.
INC. 1901 Good Hope I'd sc. -
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HElP-WoAeN
SECRETARY

Downtown law arm has
opening for girl with good
shorthand and tipping skills.
Attractive air-cond Offices:
3 wks. vacation: salary COM
mensurate with ability. Elk.
$4,000 ID
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CHARWOMAN
CI.EPK

White for dry-cleaning stores. Apply
DICKEY'S CLEANERS. 5tb ana
Franklin Sts ne 10
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HELP--MEN
SKIP TRACER

Man thorouRhly xperlenced IN
all phases of retail COLLECTING and
locating. Steady position excellent
salary good opportunity. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO, 5O;;
9TH St NV. -
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CLERKS-EXPER.

Capable OF handling figures Ac-
.eurately, typing experience preferred
Pleasant working conditions. GOOD
starting salary: opportunity for adj
yancemcnt. liberal discounts on per
sonal purchases Applv Mr. Stewart
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1vtn a. CT NA
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HELP-WoMEN

LAB. IEcHNIcIAN Nhite): h. .
s sS s1 ,Tad' ;e 5n" S SkEFS r
EMPL., ii0s 18th st, NV. al L
Elk. 3-727O.
LAUNDRY FOLDER and senera
helper for automatic laundry. AlsC
to work front counter. Experience
preferred. IA. 5-2210. -6
LEGAL SECRETARY - Permanent
position; convenient location; 5-da,
LIBRARIAN RESEARCH, capable Of
setting up central filing system fol
assn: economic deg pref. wonder.
full opport,: S35Q-S4O0, common.
EMpa a7J Id9s 10th st. NV, at L
M IA s51sa FOR BUSY SALON
MEDICAL RECEIPT. -. $3.50
Lab techs, wkends. and full-time
X-ray techs. VIII; NV: $500 up
Praf sR 1STsss; XII hOspi5sl Sl6C
800 18th NV. RIM. 500. NE. s-2S92
NURSE. registered. white. to work
In doctors once; tipping necessary.
Ii. 3-0772 between to pm.
%
NURSE. registered. for medical
clinic. 40-hr. VIZ, medical and
hosp. coverage, 20 days annual
and Is days sick leave per wear.
Salary APPROX, $50 per wk. Call
Elk. 3-693S. a
NURSES. white. practical. under so,
for day and night duties: must be
experienced and live in. OIL. 2-13n7
NURSES. practical, white; day and
night; sanatorlum; to start S45.
Do. 7-047S, DU. 1-04T9.
NURSE, white; graduate practical.
as assistant to supervisor Of
nursing home. Must live in; ref
erences. Good opportunity II quail
ned. JU. 1884. --5
NURSES
See Pan American World Always
ad under "STEWARDESSES."
OFFICE MGR.-SECY.
Good opport., new on: st. S375 up.
ALLEN-O' BRIEN, Personnel Service
1404 N, Y. Ave. RE. 7-7"SO
PIX OPRS. c2l. upper NV, age to
as; $3.50. NATIONAL EMPL.. ll0S
18th ST. NV. at L. Elk. 3.T210.
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CLERKS
RECORD DEPT.

Young women, 20-30 yrs OF age
hiph school graduates capable oil
handling a detailed clerical assign
ment 5-day 4n-hr. week. some
week END work. Planned salary ad-
vsncement Apply Personnel. Room
co.; open weekdays s:3U-5 and Sat
BIZ. No phone calls.
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SUPERINTENDENT

sLIPCOyER CUTTER. experienced
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and builder. dwelling on Ierrace drive
Rosecroft subdivision; cost, S10.0
Fred ] Pelkonen, 4305 Twenty-eisht
place, Mount Rainier. owner and builder
dwelling at 9342 Dubarry avenue. Ian,
ham. Md; cost, $1,000.
c. j. Amberger, Bladensburg, Md.
owner Earl Overstreet. Glendale, builder
dwelling to be located at 1888 Lanhan
Severn road, Lanham. cost. $4,000.
W. 3. Plischke. S102 Fourteenth ave.
nue.. West Hyattsville. owner: c. e
lClough, 97O7 Twenty second avenue, Hy.
attsville. builder: dwelling, ct 22Q4 Lack
awanna street, Hyattsville; cost $4,000
Victor Sanches, 5000 Central avenue
Maryland Park, owner and builder; dwell
| ling, at 5000 Adams street, Maryland
Park: cost, $500.
Everett L. and Jacuueline Joyce, 800
Terrace drive, Silver Hill, Nd. owner AMI
builder: dwelling, on Deer Pond lane
Camp Springs: cost. S1S,5O0.
! William Hense. 11100 Montgomer!
road, Beltsville, owner and builder: dwell
| ling, on 4417 Greenwood road, Belts
Vile; cost, S11 500.
/ Frederick p. and Dorothy Baluch,. Boz
l113 Glendale. owner and builder; dwell
! ling. on Lakeside drive. Greenbelt; cost
: So 600