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COrSefS. Bras and

COrSefS. Bras and
Lingerie
Breothinbros
Blue Swan Lingerie
Exquisite Form Bros
FIexees GirdIes and Bros
Forrfit Foundations and Bros
Gossdrd Foundations and Bros
Guild Foundations
HOLLYWOOD NoxweIl Bros
HOLLYWOOD V-Ette Bros
Jontzen GirdIes and Bros
Lily Of France Foundations
Naidenform Bros
Model GirdIes and Bros
Ploytex Girdles and Bros
PerntoIift GirdIes and Bros
Sarone GirdIes
Seomprufe Slips
Secret Charm Bros
Surprise Bros
Tres Seerete Bros and
Foundations
Tru Balance Foundations
Warmers GirdIes and Bros
Vanity Fair Lingerie
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Jersens Lotion
John Robert Powers Cosmetics
Jules Montenier's Stopette
La Cross Manicure Implements
Lody Esther Creams
LonoIin Plus
Lonvin Perfumes
Lovoris Mouthwosh
Lentheric Perfumes
Listerine Antiseptie
Lueien LeIons Perfumes
Lustre Cream Hair Products
Max Factor Cosmetics
Milkmoid lotteries
Murine Eyewosh
oeiIvie Sisters Hair Prepo rotions
Pro-Phy-Loe-Tie Brushes
PIoytex Gloves
Ponds Creams
Prince MotehabeIIi Perfumes
Proctor & GombIe Products
RevIon Cosmetics
Rinse Awoy After Shampoo
Seholl Foot Aids
Seoforth ToiIetries
ShuIton Toiletries
Sportsmon ToiIetries
Sutton Deodoront
Swiss Pine Bath Oils
Tx Hair Products
Toni Hair Products
Tussy ToiIetries
WrisIey Bath Products
Yordley Toiletries
Zip Depilotory
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ChiIdren'S

American Flyer Troins
Aneuno Girls coots
Arrow Bows Shirts
Bombury Coots for Girls
Bostonion Juniors Shoes
Buster Brown Shoes
BVD Underwear for Boys
Carters' Infonts' ApporeI
cotoIino Sportsweor for Girls
Collegiate jackets, Stocks
for Boys
curity Diapers
Derby Sub Teen Sportsweor
Edison Cribs and Furniture
EvenfIo Nursing Bottles
Foroh Jeans for Boys
GirItown Separates
Handi-Ponts for lnfonts
Her Majesty Slips
Horsmon Dolls
Johnson 8 Johnson Products
KIeinerts' Baby Products
Kruger Infonts' Gifts
MeGreeor Sports Shirts for Boys
Nitey Mite infants SIeepers
North Stor Infant Blankets
Pondoro Girls Knit Wear
Peggy n Sue Girls coots
Perfect Knit lnfonts' Creepers
PIoytex Baby Points
Playtime Infonts' Toys
Robert Bruce Boys Sweaters
Simon G Sehuster
ChiIdren's Books
Smarteen Girls and Sub-Teen
Dresses
Sprinsfoot Boys Hosiery
Sterneroft Infonts' Wear
Sturdiboy Boys Apparel
Suxy Brooks Girls and
Sub Dresses
Suzy Of California Girls and
Sub-Teen PIoyweor
Teeno Paige Jr. Deb Dresses
Teen Timer Jr. Deb Dresses
Theyer Nursery Furniture
Toidey Co.
Tvude Of California
Jr. Deb PIoyweor
Younelond Girls Dresses
Younetimer Girls Suits
U. S. Keds
Welsh Body Carriages
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Alfred DunhiiI ToiIetries
AnseIique Perfumes
Bauer 8 Block Foot Products
Blanchard ToiIetries
Bonnie Bell Toiletries
Bourjois Perfumes
Breek Hair Products
Bristol Myers Toiletries
compono Ayds
ChoneI Perfumes
Chorbert Perfumes
Giro Perfumes
Colgate PoImolive Toiletries
cordoy Perfumes
coty Cosmetics
Cutieuro Soop
Dana Perfumes
Dorothy Groy Cosmetics
Du Berry Toiietries
Dusharme Hair Creme
Ennds Deodoront
Evyon Perfumes
Frances Denny Toiletries
Fresh Deodoront
GuerIoin Perfumes
Harriet Hubbard Aver
Hoxel Bishop Cosmetics
Helene Curtis Hair Products
Helene Rubinstein Cosmetics
His ToiIetries
Houbieont ToiIetries
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Boronet China
Brookpark PIostie
CastIeton China
Flintridse Chino
Franciscan Wore
HoviIond 8 Co.
Iroquois China
Spode China
StoneIe Pottery
Fostorio Gloss
Imperial Gloss
Libbey Gloss
Community SilverpIote
DiriIyte FIotwore
Gorhom Steser Stainless Steel
Heirloom Sterling
Holmes 6 Edwords SilverpIote
international Sterling
Lunt Sterling
Wallace Sterling
lS47 Rogers Bros. SiIverpIote
Luggage
AmeIio Eorhort
American Tourister
Somsonite
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NEWS
After-Six Formols
orron-Anderson coots
EosIe Suits
HospeI Suits
Palm Beach Suits
SiIvertex Suits
Society Brand III
Varsity Town Suits III
Lee Hats
Mallory Hots ~
Stetson Hats
Fownes Gloves
Hiekok Belts
Kinssmen Toiletries
Old Spice Toiletries
Paris Belts and Accessories
Remington Showers
Ronson Lighters
Sehick Showers
Sunbeam Showers
Swonk Jewelry
Bostonion Shoes
Evons Slippers
French ShFiner Shoes
Mansfield Shoes
Alligator Reinweor
Arrow Shirts. Sport Shirts.
Underwear
BVD Underwear
Cooper Underwear
Climatic Roinweer
cotoIino Sportsweor
Esquire Socks
Hathaway Shirts and
Sport Shirts
interviewer Socks
Jontxen Sportsweor
Monhotton Shirts and
Underwear
Marlboro Knit Shirts
MeGresor Sportswear
Phoenix Hosiery
Pleetwoy Poiomos
Refs Underwear and Pojomos
RoyoI Robes
Weldon Pojomas
sports, FtSlltllg
Equipment
Basboy
Bancroft
Bronson
General Sporteroft
HeoIthweys
Heddon
Montague
Ocean City
Pfleueer
Spoldins
Ted Williams
Wilson
Fashion Fabrics,
Notions
Botes Disciplined Cottons
Burlington Fobries
coots and Clerks Threads
Dan River Mills Cottons
Dupont Fibers
Ely 6 Walker Fobries
Fortison
Indion Heed cottons
losontex Fobries
Talon Zippers
Greenhouse Closet Furnishings
Kleinerts Notions
SpieseI Closet Accessories
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Fashions
Ann Allyn Dresses
ArneH Suits
Beo Young Dresses
cotoIino Bothins Suits
Coy ArIey Dresses
Century Sportsweor
Cole Of California Sportsweor
Dunkirk Sportsweor
Ernest Donoth Skirts
Forever Young Dresses
GIenhaven Suits
Henry Resented Dresses
Herbert Schneider Dresses
Hi Stork Maternity Apparel
Jounsy Jr. coots and Suits
Jerry GiIden Dresses
Jonothon Logan Dresses
koy Windsor Dresses
Kimberly Knits
Kordoy Sportsweor
Lossi Jr. Coots
Leslie Foy Dresses
LiIIi Ann Suits
Little Miss English Sweaters
Morso Walters Dresses
Marie Phillips Jr. Dresses
Metric T Shirts
Personal Sportsweor
Petite Miss cuddIe coots
Petit Jr. Sportsweor
Premier Sweaters
r tx Dresses
Rockford Soortsweor
Roseerest Snortsweor
Rose Marie Reid Bothine Suits
Roxanne Bathing Suits
Soeony Suits, SportsweoE
Celia Dresses
Select Sweaters
Suzy Perette Dresses
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=
Furniture
American Of Mortinsvills
Brondt TobIes
Chesterfield Furniture
conont Ball Furniture
DrexeI Furniture
Eclipse Sleep Products
EnsIonder Sleep Products
KroehIer Furniture
MenseI Furniture
Mersmon Tobles
Rowe Furniture
Seoly Mattresses
SeIie Of LeominsteF
Simmons Sleep Products
StiekIey TabIes
Valentine SeavsF
VoIIey Furniture
Weimon Tobies
Appliances and nv
Amono Freezers
Bendix Washers and Dryers
F,ieidoire Appliances
GeneroI Electric Appliances
Hoover Vaeuums
Hotpoint Appliances
KeIvinotor Appliances
Norge Appliances
RIGA. Estose Cos Ranges
Roper Gas Ronses
Toppon Gas Ranges
Westinghouse Appliances
Whirlpool Washers and Dryers
Admiral TeIevision
General Electric TeIevision
Moenovox TeIevision
MotoroIo Television
PhiIeo TeIevision
RIGA. Victor TeIevision
Zenith TeIevision
Stationery
Bicycle Playing Cords
Congress Playing Cords
croyoIo croyons
crones Writing Pepper
Eoton's Writing Pepper
Gibson Greeting Cords
HoIImark Greeting Cords
KEN Playing Cords
Montds's Writing Pepper
Norcross Greeting Cords
Wolf Disney School Products
Downstairs Store
American Gentlemen Shoes
American Girl Shoes
Aquotoes Roineoots
BoreIoy Knitweor
Blue Bell WorkeIothes
Brookfield Clothing
Fruit Of the Loom Products
Lee Work Clothes
Loomcroft Lingerie
Lustron Droperies
NoturoI Bridge Shoes
Weotherbird Shoes
Wing THE NATIONS
pITAL WITH THE
OF THE LAND
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satisfied customers!

Shoes and
Accessories
Arts Of Paris Gloves
Aronov Of California Shoes
Berkshire Hosiery
British Brevitt Shoes
Cameo Hosiery
CoEo JeweIry
Daniel Green Slippers
Dr.. Locke Shoes
Everitt NeedIepoint Hats
Foot FIoirs Shoes
Fownes Gloves
Hones Hosiery
John Frederies tchormers)
Joyce Shoes
Judy Bond BIouses
Laird Sehober Shoes
Lexington Originals Millinery
Lily Doehe tDoehettes)
Parodise Kittens Shoes
Phoenix Hosiery
Rain Deors Plastic overshoes
Red Cross Shoes
Round-the- CIoek Hosiery
Ship n Shore BIouses
Trifori JeweIy
Won RooIte Lingerie and
Hosiery
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CoIIawoy curtoins
cemeo curtoins
Common Sheets end Towels
Comfy SIipeovers
CroseiIl Curtains
Fielderest Towels
Kenwood Blankets
Lody PeppereIl Sheets
Lees Rugs
Mohawk Rugs
Nurre Glass
Pittsburgh Plote Glass
Quicker Loee Cloths
Queen Valley Curtains
Wamsutto Sheets
Botes Fobries
RiverdoIe Fabrics
KondeIl Fobries
Housewares
Bcontonwore PIosties
coseo Utility TobIes
Douelos Dinettes
Exec Kitchen Tools
General Electric
Howell Dinettes
Miro Aluminium
PearIwiek Bathroom Needs
Regime PoIishers
Revere Copper and Brossware
Reynolds Wrop
Roto Broil
Somson Bridge Furniture
Saron Wrap
Scott Pepper Co.
Sunbeam EIeetries
Toostmaster
Universal Electric Pereolotors
Worins Blenders
Weorever Aluminium
West Bend Electries
Woostermoid Rubber Items
GIidden Spred Satin
Sherwin Williams Points
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HNp--WoAEN

SODA COUNTER GIRL. white. for
downtown DRUGSTORE; new equip
ment; no evenings or Sunday work;
good hours, good pay Apply Bah
BITS DRUG STORE. ll06 F st
NV. 10
sTENoGRAPHER. 5-dsy wk psid
vac: const, of =, n e, sec. Age 1910.
Start $500 mo. Box l0S-Y. star.
90
5TENOGRAPHER. permanent posi-
ton, 35-hour week. employe bene-
fits. WESTINGHOUSE, 916 Rims
sTENodEAPHER, competent. for
patent law otiice; 5-day, 5-hr
week. Ma. ST. 500. IL
STENOGRAPHER--S3.4l5 VI. to
start. : days, 40-hr. week, leave
privils.. air cond. Office Apply End
A., 1Ol2 l4th ST. NV. or call Ii
5-61On 63323. 10
STENOGRAPHER- CLERK. for ad-
vertising dept. international pub
fishing CO.. must have knowledge
shorthand good typist; interest
ing work; 5-day week good start
ing salary; liberal Dement'S. pleasant
WORKING conditions, Call MRS
MICHAELS. DI. 7-92S2. is
attrac. opening
in sales dept. small industrial or
sanitation. varied responsibilities.
Perm. oppor for advancement.
Start $3.50 mo. Call DE. 2-l05l.
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WAITRESS

White, young and neat; good salary
and tips. and good hours. Expert
enced. Apply at JOHNNY'S. 500 Sth
st. sc. -23
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HElp-W0MEN

COUNTER GIRLS. white. for fast
| ABBY Mrs. Richardson. HOTEL
+ HARRINGTON Kite HE T ERA,
tn and z SITS. NV. No phone calls,
COUNTERGIRL. To work snack bars
| 5-day week. part or full time. Age
70 to 40. Apply snack bar. 1875
Pennsylvania ave. NV. 10
COUNTERGIRLS 5-day week
good salary and tips. Apply QUEEN
BESS COFFEE SHOP. HarrinR on
Hotel. IA
COUNTERwOMAN, white, to work
in lunch stand. Must be reliable
and dependable. furnish references
30 preferred Call AP. 1905.
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WOMAN WITH CAR

Permanent position in sales dept
hours flexible, but applicant must
have 20 hours or more per week
free for business: average 20 hrs
week; $50. with paid vacation year
~ For appointment. call OF f.
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HEP--WOMEN
inn OPENINGS nAUy 4, ,.,n5-

100 Jog, OPENINGS DAILYmAll kinds,-
n GEst. % EYES gr3 ST. foF s.5 1880 and G
Bui ID EMPLOYMENT CENTER. lest,
AZ yrs.l' corner 18th and G SITS.
NV has hundreds OF openings
daiiy, all kinds. office, sales. tech
meal, 500 to $4,000 yr. up;
friendly service. WELCOME, visit
FART TlME--Desirable opening, age
lilo. for . days a week in larse
investment CO located in Silver
Spring; pleasant working condi-
lions and convenient TO TRANSPORT
tati9n. Call MR.. STEELE, JU.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND TEACHER
or advanced student for vacation
position: splendid experience, plea
SAINT work; $3.50 for 60 days. Come
IN 20 see H. c. SHAW Sat. April
Il, 1913. Business rm., st. Mary's
Hotel Leonardtown. No phone calls.
PART-TIME WORK (el ladies'
needed at once to distribute AVON
to regular customers Earn S3-S5
each spare hr., DAY or eve DI.
Sa3 WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you by US. Just
S snow Fashion Frocks to friends
NO investment. canvassing or ex-
perlence necessary. FASHION
FROCkS. Dept. U-9471. Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
PART TIME SURVEY WORK
Young personable woman, married
or single free TO work 3 hours in
the morning only Car necessary
Pleasant dignified, no selling. s35
IeeR Straisht salary, Call HE.
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SlTUATIoNS--M MEN
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN


ACCOUNTANT, part;time work, ewes.
20
ARCADE NURSES, registry. los.
pital trained nurses for infants and
CHRONIC TX. 3-3i12 20'
COMPANION or nurse for ladies'.
EXPERIENCED white. live out. ref
INTERIOR DECORATOR-AB deg.
In fine arts. desires part-time pos.
with contr- builder jE 2-9i97.
NURSE, practical. . yrs hosp EXP.
kind, pleasant steady dependable.
NURSE desires work nv hour or day.
No Wed or Sat Adults RIA 6-2O5i.
PRAC. NURSE--Me recon-. mater.
child cases, exper city refs. TT
o-2aGs nurse, NO 7-j414 --23
SEAMSTRESS. all-round mans ana
ladies': specialize IN mans old and
TYPIsT AND TRANSPORTER. tenn
porary, dlctaphone etc Expert.
Available weekly, daily or hourly.
Girl. coiorcd. wishes oh as elev.
operator o. bus air NO 7-2st5.
WOMAN desires permanent Job ele-
yator operator OF cleaning no
SUNDAYS AID 4.3lf8 after 3 p m.
AVAILABLE SOW. refined cvhite,.
private lady nurse, weil.trained
professionally for adult lady only.
Pref pm.-1 am PHI AID 4-ln87
between $40 pm
COLORFD LADY desires reguiar lob:
5-day wk or days work Fond Of
children TU ".3iil
col ORED WAITRESS OR DISH.
WASHER, nights only. ask for EVE
LYN PAYNE. CIR. 3-Oi45. --ls
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MISUNDERSTANDING

ATTENTION. experienced domestic
help. . Yrs ref open sun AR
"Os
BETTER CLASS GIRLS -- Maids.
CAR csii OK ISSsI MAHxsHM A seH S5EdHVie 81
HOUSEHOLD ARTS Ho .-os20.
COLORED GIRL. wishes DAYS WORK.
Monday wednesday Saturday.
COLORED wOMAN desires child
care kitten helper or dishwashing
Ref Gail q 70 pm RA 8.2sl3.
ous
CoLoRED GIRL oosires zh.v,
child care. : or G-day VE AID q
ufdays Ludlow l.iiAu
COLORED GIRL wan, ; days work,
BABY sitting II i.n9O8
COLOBED Girl aesrss esy work.
ghN IA g.53-i
CONTINUED on Next PassI
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Credit Manager

OIculC Manager
MAN
AGER TO TAKE COM
PLETE CHARGE OF
CREDIT DEPARTMENT
IN FINE LADIES' SPE-
ICIALTY STORE. MUST
HAVE THOROUGH
KNOWLEDGE AND Elk
PERIENCE IN CREDITS
A ND COLLECTIONS.
EXCELLENT SALARY
STORE BENEFITS AND
WONDERFUL OPPOR-
ITUNITY FOR CAPABLE
PERSON. APPLY End
| FLOOR.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Must be good typist, 40 to so w.pm I;
neat appearins, white. opportunity
70 learn PIX pleasant surround
inss, salary open. Call MR.. FRANK,
EA, J.fAA3 "a
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CREDIT GIRL.

Several attractive young ladies
needed for diversified duties in mod
ern air-conditioned office. Average
tipping ability, excellent opportunity
for advancement. Apply in person
only.
GATEWAY FINANCE co.
743S Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Md.
30
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ACCOUNTANTS OPEN
DC EMPI. EXCHANGE
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPER
AND MACHINE CLERK

White; some experience or
good typIst who would like
to learn addressographs and
graphotypes Salary Will de-
pend upon ability. Perma-
nent position; 5-day. 40-hour
week, vacation leave, sick
leave, cash bonuses. alr-con-
ditioned building Call per-
sonnet department.
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STENOGRAPHER

High school graduate be-
tween 10 and 80 years of age.
Local resident preferred. s.
day, 40-hour week. InSur-
ance, disqualification and re-
tirement plans available.
Air conditioned office with
snack bar on premises.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC
& POWER CO.
907 W. GLEBE RID, ALEX. VA.
20
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HELP-WoAEN

MATTRESSES. full or part time. APP
ply GUSTI'S 1887 M ST. NV.
MATTRESSES: 1st-class restaurant
opening in . weeks. Apply in per-
son: experienced only 2430 Chilium
WAITRESS. white. thoroughly expe-
rienced; nightwork SHANTY RES
TAuRANT' iii Good Hope I'd; Sc
w AppIs IaA0uE 10 cH Psfaf R fa!s
TAURANT. 1904 Old Bladensbure
I'd Wheaton. Mo. -la
the South. nus ets'H sxp t'os' - ~
neat, pleasant personality; between
II and 80: day and eve. shifts
ayailable, Apply IN oers9n g man
Monteomerv St. Alexandria. Va;
WAITRESS. white. 81 to IS: daT or
F st. NV. Ii. 3-1345. -lg
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ROSA RES
TAURANT is now accepting appli-
cations for mattresses. JU. - l.6.
MATTRESSES teD. white. Call MR..
PERRY, RE. 5-531l after pm,
MATTRESSES. white. full time or
part time. Sunday work; must be
courteous. neat and experienced.
biS 1S AVE- Fee Ell 57a l1177 coISm-
MATTRESSES. white. experienced
Apply REC7OR'S RESTAURANT,
1345 Conn. ave. 30
WAITRESS
White, young and neat; good salary
and tips. and good hours. Expert
enced. Apply at JOHNNY'S. 500 Sth
ST. sc. -
GIRL. experienced in construction
work, for painting contractor; vic.
OF Congress Heights Sc; state
salary and exper. Box 211-Y. Star,
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BEAUTICIAN, salary ard commits.
sion. Call VICTOR HAIR sTYLfsT.
10 i-560a
BEAUTICIANS t2). Young neat
needed by one Of Admissions fastest
crowns neishborhood salons. KE
6.aStS after q pm liz
BEAlTlClANS--Openings for Young,
enthusiastic hairdresserS. 3 DAYS.
hish salary and commission Opera
tors OF forelRn or out-of- town style
training welcome e. apply for add.
tionAl openings MISS BELL LA
B.l10i 80
BEAuTlCIANS-- Openings for young
enthusiastic hAirdressers. 3 days.
high salary and commission Opera
tors OF ioreign or out-of.tov u -style
trainlng welcome 20 apply for add.
iional openings MISS BELL. La
6.l1Ol. 81
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"Why, daddikins! / thought this .Uas you"
HELP-WoMEN

PIX OPR.; some tipping; JEFF. Davis
hwy; D days: $500 POTOMAC
EMPL.. oil King ST. Alex. Va.
XII. 9-5055.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALESGIRL: pleas.
ant working conditions: pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. Apply at CAMERAS
INC, 1857 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md. 90
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co RTRAG, NURSES, ,I PVT III PUTY gi
COOKS AND SALAD GIRLS.
ARCADE EMPL.. 915 10th ST. NV
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HELP-WOMEN
SECRETARY

For construction company. MUS
be exper. in construction work
and /or real estate. Interesting work
good working conds. Excel. salary
Replies confidential. Box 255-Y
Star.
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SECRETARY

Permanent position with opportu
ferred but not necessary; 5-day, 40
hr. wk.; salary open Call MIR. PHIL
LIPS. HO. 2-5560. for appointment
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MAID
MATHEMATICIAN

NURSE, registered. white. to work In
doctors officc; 5-day wk.; no eve
2-3I00. %
NURSE, white. graduate; practical
assistant TO manager of Sanitar.
Jun; must live in; refs; excel
opportunity. JE, 2-O643. 30
NURSE, registered. for medical clinic:
40-hr. wk.; medical and hospital
coyerase; % days annual and IL
days sick leave per year. Salary
approximately S55 per wk. Call
FIX. 2-5q3S. -o1
NURSE, white. graduate; practical
assistant to supervisor of nursinr
home; must live in refs. gooo
opportunity II qualified JU o.
OFFICE CLERK, must have MGR
1000 experience. some typing re.
CURED Good salary and workinl
conditions: many company benefits
Apply HABER & CO.. 1905 G st
NV. or call Mr. Ferree, DI. 7-O246
90
Evening star., 1956-08-26

O. What subjects that you took school have proved
most valuable to you in your career?
A. English and Latin SpelingS mighty important in
secretarial work. and Latin gives helpful basis for
correct spelling. I've much bad spelling among
SecretareS English important
because you're always called to write letters You have
to know the right phrase verb and sentence construction
Sometimes, you're given the responsibility of composing
letters yourself. Shorthand and ypng of course,
muStS.
O. Suppose you had your education take again.
Knowing what you know about secretarial work,
would you do anything differently?
A. Yes. wish had studied harder and taken courses
thought silly seriously. You know, secretarial
schools these days offer girls adequate training often
girls don't take it seriously wish too I'd had public
speaking good secretary has to have poise and
dence, and public speaking helps give these to you
O. Beside studieS is there anything girl in school
do that will help her later in a secretarial job?
A. Yes. Knowing how to meet people and how to get
CONTINUED
Evening star., 1956-08-26
NO. 1-GIRLS
So You Want To Be A
Secretary?
NO. l-GIRLS

RS. LUCILLE SHERIFF O successful seeretory. Her
vi tips woudbe secretaries these bosed
with the Potom0e Electric Power Co. where she
stoned eIek-typist. She secretary impos-
eompony offieio and PEPco her Cops. Mrs.
Sheriff. motive Of PooIesvIIe. Md sroduoted from
high school and from Washington business school,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01
Windsor Park
Hotel Bought

The exclusive 3o0-room Wind.
|sor Bark Hotel at $500 Connec-
Iticut avenue, NV. was sold
yesterday to windsor Park. Inc.
owner and operator Of an East
Coast hotel chain, for $2.2 mil
lion.
Announcement Of the sale
completed about 6 pm, was
made from the Windsor Park by
Joseph e. kaufman and Morris
Corson. president and secretary
respectively, OF Windsor Park
Inc.
The six-year-old hotel was
purchased from the estate Of
Louis Schleifer Of New YORK
City, owner since 1852.
Windsor Park, Inc, owns and
operates the fashionable Con-
gress Hotel in st. Louis and q
number of hotels along the East
ern Seaboard.
Mr.. Corson of Philadelphia
said extensive remodeling will
lget underway shortly. I'VE will
increase substantially the con-
vention. dining and entertain
ment facilities" he said.
When remodeling is completed
the hotel will initiate a policy
of offering top entertainment.
according to Mr.. KAUFMAN. Lii
llian Roth. author of I'll Cry
Tomorrow" will open on March
he, he said.
Windsor Park. Inc, was rep.
resented by Herman Miller. q
District lawyer. The Schleifei
estate was represented by Pfeif.
fer & Cranes, a New York Law
firm.