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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
WHY GROW oLD7
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

What a life! Far too many
homes are in a state of con-
slant turmoil because of the
struggle for domination which
is going on between the hus-
band and wife. What could
age one more rapidly? The
husband dominates in some
homes and the wife in others
while, fortunately, there are
some happy domiciles where
it is a $3.50 proposition.
This wish to dominate has
always confused me. / feel as
though I ought toibe in there
fighting but can't find any,
thing to fight about. Guess I
just don't have any rights.
Anyway ! would rather be hap
by than win.
Children Affected
This constant struggle from
the altar to the grave is actu-
ally a serious matter. not only
for the husband and wife but
for the children in the home.
Based on statistics. young men
and women who have grown
up in happy homes are the
very best matrimonial bets.
while those who have matured
in an atmosphere of antago-
nism and strife are the worst.
Naturally there are exceptions
to. this.
However, we can see how
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

Every married couple has to
face some changes and read
justments when there is an
addition to the family" as the
saying goes. But Mrs. w. is
going to have two simultane-
Gus additions to her family UNI
less she can find a way to es-
cape. The two new arrivals
will be SO years apart in age
but they'll both still present
problems.
I'm short, I expect my first
baby within a few weeks" she
writes, land a possessive moth
er-in-law is going to land on
me at the same moment. Ever
since my pregnancy began s'~s
has tried to take complete
charge of me. Now she's given
orders that as soon as my la
Dor sets in, she will move right
IN and take over as long as she
thinks she is needed-which I
Judge will be somewhere be-
tween Is and so years! Shortly
after her only child was born,
she divorced her husband; and
this boy, who is now my hus-
band, was all she had. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
Nomes Officers

Monticello Chapter, D. c.
OAR, recently elected the
following officers for next
year:
Regent. Miss EliSabe t h
Bourn; vice regent. Mrs. RAN
dali v. Cakes, jr.; chaplain,
Mrs. Norman T. Smith: re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Berger
M. Shepard; corresponding Sec
rotary. Miss Helen c. Hale;
treasurer, Mrs. Robert S. Beall;
registrar, Miss Helen Louise
White: historian. Mrs. Eliza
beth M. Britton. and librarian,
Mrs. S. B. Woodbridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
Fashion Jottinqs

Sybil Connolly, the beau
teous Irish couturiere, who
works at promoting her native
linen crafts, has inadvertently
started a Turkish fashion by
wearing an authentic harem
belt of silver and gold filigree
with her slim black silk dresses.
X X X X
Try calypso sunglaSses.
White framed semi-harlequin
shapes have gay punches of
bananas poised at either
temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
Mrs. McCurty Feted

Mrs. Robert mccarthy, wife
of an Army Chaplain Corps
major, was recently honored at
a bon voyage luncheon at the
Water Gate Inn by a group of
her Fort McNair friends. The
McCartys are leaving soon for
Maj. McCarty's new post in
Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05

predicament and be willing to
use his supreme authority at
this time for your benefit. If
Mama breaks over the 10
minute visit every other day
that he orders. you can report
to the obstetrician and let
him go after her. This is
really critical time for you
and I believe you can count
on his help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Too Pretty
For Typing
By JACK JONAS

TEAN HAWKSHAW has been caught in a whiri that has
ID her virtually breathess.
II very with my tipping job Miami"
the l9-year-old Washington girl said. Then she
discovered"
Now after a lightning trip to Dublin TO ride in the
Dublin Horse Show. she's headed back TO Miami TO a
modelling job and to take part in a Studio M play.
Miss Hawkshaw was born in Columbus Ohio. but the
family moved to Washington when she Just few
months old Despite intervening travel with her family
she considers 48l Bayard boulevard Bethesda home
I'm just on to Miami to visit" she said, during a
stop at home after her trip abroad When my father
was alive. the family did a lot of travelling He was a
manufacturers representative. But this has been my
home as long as I can remember"
Miss Hawkshaw a typical 8-to-5 girl with her job
on a Miami newspaper. contentedly tipping away Then
neghbor spotted her. and decided she too pretty
for such mundane chores The neighbor learned she
loved horses and could ride with the best.
The result: She of TO Dublin ride in a horse
show.
She won hearts in the British Isles The London
Daily Mail printed her picture with this caption:
'Nineteen-year-old Jean Hawkshaw, protegee Of
Stuart Robertson, was undoubtedly the belle Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
(] e.
AlLORWATIC'

q. Why is this TIE 6rst ssit d is haa?
-. II IS the first suit produced BY totally
new methods to achieve hsno-tailoFeo
results 80. the first suit thst captures
the look, feel sno RI Of luxury clothes
st nassa2eie priee. only $50 10 SIS.
q. wat exactly % yss mean By TIE IooA
nd feel d luxuU ssits!
n. Try On the TAIIoRMATIc and see: the
pitched forward shoulder line lower
coat fronts that almost meet. with no
pull 90 strain al the hips the collar
and lapel that hug the neckline without
gspping even when you're IN motion
the many other features thst mske you
feel and look better.
q. I've always asseeistsd had Tailoring with
lax1g ssits: nss does thst apply to the
TAlLoaMAIic?
n. The TaIIoRMATIc method does include
hsno-tsiloring. but With the use Of new
msch nsre n : suit ,nsH ever before
possible 81 these prlceSl Today, ma
chimes can do most anything lelectronic
robots and eomputors virtually think).
u machines can think they certainly
csn sew!
q. % IanoRnaTIe is 50 signiacsst, uhy
does enly eramerry Part maks u?
n. ersmercy Psrk spent lot of money and
time-about two yeafS-on secret oevel-
opmentsl Wort and wear-testing other
firms will try 10 produce il. but II will
tske time. Meanwhile only eFamefcy Park
offers you the IAlLoRMATlc.
q. Is the IaAoRMATIc Just sas specific
suit.
~. ho-the TRIL0RMhTIc comes in . Hon-
oerful assortment Of the finest fsbncs
IN even gp-to-the minute color and pat
tern See them st your ciothieF now
wssa,.Cs. ,ssl Ian s. az. tEHIAns
ussAiagiss IA Isn S. ~. ulsGas psos.
siv" sSdas IAEsIET nEnS UfAR
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18
1T. JOSEPH E. BAFFORD

FORT BENJAMIN HARRI-
son, IND.-Second 1t. Joseph
K. Bafford, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph II. Bafford, 5 Vance ST.,
Lexington, VAS graduated Sept
6 from the office orientatjor
course at the Army Finance
School, Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Ind.
The SiX-wcek course ac1uaints
newly com niSsioned Finance
Corps officers with basic mill
.tGry subjects.
Lieutenant Baffori entered
the Army IN July 1857.
A member of Delta Sigma Pi
Phi Beta Kappa, Beta Gamma
Sigma and Phi Eta Sigma frat
.ernitieS, the lieutenant was
graduated from ne University
of North Carolina III 1855 and
the University of Pennsylvania
III 1857. He was employed as a
public accountant b. Peat. Mar
wick. Mitchell and Company
Greensboro. hcforc entering the
Army.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18
PR E "
N E n s

Mrs. Bill Price OF Whiteville
spent the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Lacy Long
Visiting Mrs. Oracle Gore, and
Edward Gore Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Earlie Ei6erdice, Mrs
Lizzie Larrimore, and Jim Dav-
is of Raeford.
Mrs. Kenneth Gore a student
AZ East Carolina College Green
vile has returned 70 schoo. after
spending her summer vacation
with her husband and parent!
Kenneth Gore, and Mr.. and Mrs
Percy o. Gore of Nakina. Mrs
Gore will complete her work
some time in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Elder
dice and family were Sunday
guests of Mr.. aa1 Mrs. Tom
Williamson. and ~. and Mrs
John Albert Williamson and
family all Of Nakina
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Lee Gore
and children of Iyrtle Beach
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18

items. In preparation of county
by cousty plans such petitions
will be analysed "arefully and
the results Incorporated in the
overall proposals to be filed with
the various County Boards prior
TO July /, 1858.
Some rural roads including
those in subdivisions will be
Judged for paving on a particle
pating basis. Under the proceed
urc plan, property owners may
consult with Division Engineers
as To the matter of eligibility for
participation pacing. The Divi-
sion Engineer will classify the
road in question ard, il il Is
eligible he will, on request, sur
vey the facility and inform the
property owners of he total cost
of paving at 4 rate Of Sl.OO per
square yard of surface, as well
as the approximate time the
road can be paved.
The total payment for such
paving must be made by the
property owners o. their repre-
sentative to the Highway Com
mission before work can be
commenced under the partici-
pating plan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18
NROTC Exams
Will Be Given
December l4fh

NAdm. James 4. Holloway.
Jr- Chief of Naval Personnel
announced today that the 18th
annual national competitive ex-
amInatlonS FOR the Nays Re
serve Officer Training Corps
Will be given to Interested high
school seniors and graduates on
December ii. Application forms
are now available and must be
received before November Is.
he added
Designed 10 supplement the
off. .cr output of the Naval Aca-
denny, the NROTC program
makes ii possible for young
man to earn Il commission while
studying at the civilian college
OF his choice which has an
NROTC unit. Ali tuition, fees
and books are furnished by the
Navy, and the student receives
Oh annual retainer OF $500 for
four years. During lie summers
tie student goes on fascinating
training cruises as a midship-
man. After completing the usual
four year college course, he is
commissioned in the Regular
Navy or Marine Corps and goes
on active duty with the Navy's
far-flung fleets. For those who
apply and qualify. immediate
assignment TO flisnt training
will open new careers in naval
aviation.
High school seniors and grad
yates between the ages of II
and Fl may apply for the NRO
TIC aptitude test. Those who
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18

make a qualifying score will be
given a rigid physical exam
early in 1888. From the pool OF
qualified young men remaining
in competition, approximately
, 600 will be selected to begin
their naval careers next Sep
tcmber.
The NROTC college training
program is also open to enlisted
men on active daty with the
Navy and Marines. Separate
quotas are established fol- appli-
cants within these services.
Application forms are avail
able at all high schools, colleges,
Navy Recruiting Stations or
from the Chief of Naval Person.
mel, Washington as. d. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18
Will Make Survey To Determine
Needs For County Secondary Roads

Procedures for the develop
mcnt of county by county Sec
ondary Road plans prior To- July
|, 1858 on The statewide basis
of need We're given unanimous
approval by The Sti!c Highway
Commission at its two day Sep
TENDER meeting in Raleigh.
Included in ths procedures
are plans for a survey to be
ccnducted oy Division Engin-
GERS for the purpose OF determ-
lining Secondary Road needs on
a county by county and state
wide level.
In presenting the plan 10
the Commission, Director of
Highways w. F. Babcock said.
since Secondary Road alloca-
tionS to the various counties will
bc made on a needs basis, the
first step must be the detcrm-
ination of total statewide needs
fCr general improvements. paw
ing, realignment and new con-
ISlructlon. Once this study is
completed in the next two
months. Il program Of Secondary
Roads can be established and
funds allocated on more real
istic basis BY the Commission"
The procedures adopted by the
Commission outline ALLEGATION
methods to be followed. mini
mum and desirable levels OF
service for Secondary Roads and
administrative procedures 10 be
followed by Board OF County
County Commissioners, Highway
employees end the general pub
ic. Copies Of the specific pro-
ccdural steps TO be followed are
being sent mined .dtcly 10 all
County Commissioners
To insure that there viii py
mo slow down IN Sc. oudlry
Road work while needs surveys
are being completed and county
plans formulated. The Commits
SION approve" an interim plan
t.! maintenance paving "na pct
tc"mcntS until July !, lg5, ".G-
sI prov SION ~ me inter. D.
w sion Engineers "nd .-''.!
h' "'"S 'i O'iH.''NN'"n,' .. "'
-!E'" as h'"-h i',I'oi' "s ''Hs.-
~'' j" "Sin' Cuii 'A'iN "....'o.'
illus "'lvI' II. '''>l ..." Is
'''''''''Hcu.
Division y,ro,r,... CO.,. lilies.
s.rds T., ~, ,.,....... ........
and mako r,,,,,r,,,4.. .. ..,
..>ncpdi,urcs ,,,,,..., >, .... ~,
.r-gyaI nj tho D,,,,.,,.... ~,
secondary nod. ,rd .. nj
rector M u,,bv,ys r.... 70
...Tncnd,,ions u,,r, no .......,i,
I'D IN County Po,-ds .. ....,,
.,-,ssiopcrs e,, md, md $3.50,
r,,rdation
Director r,bco.L ..r. 80,
Hrrbv.ay cor,r,issi,r f.. gill D.,
necessary II All Cd. Is L. set a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18

or acceptable levei of service
In mountainous areas this mini
mum service level should pro-
vide a travelled way on al. roads
n: least II feet wide and the
road surface should consist of 4
To & inches of granular material
y minimum travel way a, lcaS,
IL feet wide should be provided
on roads outside the mountains
with a surface of at least
inches Of granular material. 9th
CT minimum level of service
standards include adequate
drainage facilities for all blu,
abnormal conditions and Sec
'cndary Road bridge widths of a,
least lS feet and bridge capaci-
ties of at least 8 tons. Where
bridges already have an 8-tor
capacity widths less than ID feet
may be considered as meeting
minimum service levels in some
cases.
Under the "desirat le level OF
service standard, all rural roads
With average traffic volumes in
excess of so vehicles per day are
To be considered for paving OF
4 statewide criteria which viii
be used in developing a paving
priority list in each county. Each
rural Secondary Road carrying
such traffic will be rated on the
BASIS OF ITS Cd land use charact-
criStcS. (2) its puSlic servic,
characteristics, and (3) its traf-
fiC characteristics.
Land use CharaC terist,cs in.
.clude occupied houses, schools
churches stores and community
cenierS. etc. Public service char
.acieriStlcS include school bu.
ana mail routes, commerce.,
routes, adjacent public lands
etc.
Traffic characteristics include
.'h" average annual @4-hour trac-
tlc count as determined and am
wed bv the Highway Commits
sion.
Also included in the "desirab,
.N.' ODD. service" standard ar,
.a..'0,-.rI''lcd roads whi,'
aaN ar con. jdcrcd COR improve.
n,nt, y aiIgnmen: to provId,
.-E ..rvIc". Such changes il
'.snwrnt may be considered cs-
"-,.al even though the facility
".y NY meet an acceptable o.,
.r.nwum level Of service.
An Important part OF the Sec.
'noary Road Development Plar
.=pprpNri ~ the Commission
deals with admin. Strativc pro.
.y"Gurcs to he followed by Coun-
.ty Boards of Commissioners
Highway personnel and the gen
.eral public
Citizen petitions for thc add
ton of rural roads should b,
prepared on Form Rio and sub
United {" the appropriate County
Board OF Commissioners. The
County Board will inspect tho
petition and submit. its findings
and rCCommendatj1..S TO the DI-
vision Engineer who will STUDY
the proposed addition and SEND
his recommendation to the De-
pertinent IF Secondary Roads
along with an eStITate of the
cost of bringing the road up 10
minimum 'tanGardS of service
The Department of Secondary
Roads Wi! III turn notify the
County Board. the Division En-
gineer and he petitioner of ac-
ton taken. Petitions for addition
may be filed With Comfy Boards
at any time. The Highway Com
mission has ruled tat additions
10 the Secondary Sys,cm will he
considered vice each year in
= nuary and July.
Petitions cor Improvement OF
rdNIng Of rural Sc, oudary Roads
n ~ also hc filed m form RIO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18
SGT. WALTER MCPHERSON

MUNICH - Army Sergeant
First Glass Walter Mcpherson
20, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
Mcpherson, Route }, Whiteville,
recently participated IN a mass
parachute jump near Munich.
Germany, with tine 18th Air
borne Divisions 505th Infantry.
The exercise required &C air
planes TO 1y more than 1900
peratroopers over The designat-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18

S. c. spent Sunday with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob-
cit Gore and family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18

Spray drift or misapplicatioD
OF 2, 4-D can cause damage IA
susceptible crops such as ITO.
bacco. ~
Good sheep, properly manas.
Ell, are one OF the most profit.
able livestock enterprises in
North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-18

ed drop zone.
MCPHERSON, q machine gun.
squad leader in Company n
entered the Army in ls4S. n,
has been in Germany sinch Feb.
ruary 1856. His w:ie, Patriot,
is with him in Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
SECRETARY

In Office of medical organization
interesting position open to alert
respou ibls girl interested in ssso-
citation work. 5-day, 41-hr, week.
enpioye benefits, startinG salary
Sta5 per month Box lob Star
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HELP--WOkAEN

GIRL, white. to learn restaurant
work. Good oppor. for right party
Apply 1927 l4th ST. NV. from IL
to II am. or 2:30 70 $3.50 pm.
LADY. matured, OF good personality
sition with reliable corporation
m 81 be loyal and faithful 10 her
work. $4,000 wear. Box 2gS-B,
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HELP poMEsTlc

G.H.W.. live In. cook. some child
care; other help. nice room and
TV of Thurs. and every -:hei
Sun. Only exper., reliable person
with recent local refs need apply
Chevy Chase. Nd. Good salary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
DEAR MISS JONES

I'm Mary Smith, a Hot Shoppe,
wsitress and enjoy It SO much that
think YOU might be interested
TOO There are so many good things
apou, my work | work close to my
home ana therefore don't have &c
constantly fieh, the trafiie prob.
lem have base salary, anc
really adds 10 the income from my
tips. There's air-cunditi0ninY pleas
an surroundings ard delicious
Hot ShoppeS food all for free
Peid vacation and sick leave. too
IT'S a combination that's hard n
beat ] didn't have any experience
either so they trained me
Why not stop in at your locsl
Hot Shoppe and talk with the man.
ager or II downtown. see one OF
the interyiewers at the Hot
Shoppes employment ONCE. l34l g
st, nv. RIM. 200, between am
and $50 pm.
l Like It-So Will You
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
HELP--W0MEN

IMMEDIATE OPENING. alert, edu-
Gated woman. -5h. to assist local
director of Childcraft work. Inter
eSting, well paid: unusual oppor-
giving age. education, experience,
and phone. Box Bob, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
COLLEGE GRADUATE

Young lady with liberal arts ol
business administration BACKGROUND
c1-26 years Of ace Position require:
an alert. inteiliRent YOU'VE woman
capable OF dealing with the public
This Is a permanent position, 0f!er-
ing opportunity for advancement int
arrangement. Complete training a.
full salary. Empioye benefit plan.
CAL MR. LYNN, DU 5-5l0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11

CLOTHES. ladies, size "a; very
reAs. excel cond. household items,
Apt 30l 10 2-65G5
CLOTHING - Bows, i2-l6, Ivy
League pants blacks ana tans
/ shirts, coats. etc WO. h-Sl %.
CLOTHING - Ladies size $40
! Spring-summer fashions, slightly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
'ENCE. chain link, bethanized. 81 05
II inetRl Nod IermS VIII h-hlG3
Frozen Custard Equipment

Complete equip. for soft ice cream
shop. incl near-new electro-freezt
machine. automatic dispensing, stor.
are box for mix, storage cabinets
for paekaRed goods. Seton air-condi-
toner. misc. Items bargain. MR.
NGInN Up A.n1hl
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HELP-woMEN
white. qualified for tor
positions. ADAMS TEACHERS


positions. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. 1871 q st. NV.
TYPIST, hours to suit your convent
enre. up to 80 hours per week, In
teresting. varied work. downtown
modern aforementioned Office. Write
Box 5U0, Washing ton 4. d. c. Give
name, address and phone number.
TYPISTS. white. age 25-40. expert
enced; to work with national asso-
citation; 5-dav week. paid vaca-
ton. group disqualification and life
insurance, Salary range. S225 IA
$40. 1900 Rhode Island ave. NV,
on S OFT .ircle. NJ f-n32a
TYPIST to As: good at figures, Chevy
CHEESE area 500 up. COIUMBIA
EMPL,. l341 @ NV
TYPIST, white. under 20. in need
of practice; must not smoke; large
ONCE near 18th and II SITS NV;
hours. $50 to 5: halliday Satur-
day; permanent: start S2,630 q
year. Phone MA. $500.
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SECY.-STENO.
SHOE SALESWOMEN

Permanent position. Guarantee S75
weekly 5-day week. Must be thor
ouShly experienced. Apply in person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIPPING DONE At HOME. will pick
up and deliver Reasonable FL
1880
WOMAN. colored. eXper. waitress or
cereal work IL 1-S7ii
IBM OPERATOR, . years exper. ma
chine No. ga and No u2b DU
7-5S4a
NURSE. wants day or night duty.
Ii 6-2G5g.
private. 500. Type rs
w.pm Gregg 100 plus Wpm. Steno-
type 200 wynn young attractive,
. yrs. exper APP 1-201l
SECRETARIAL WORK to do at home
typlng, neat, prompt and efficient
Will PICK up and deliver within
reasonable distance WA 7-ll4N.
STATISTICAL CLERK. experienced.
- daily, uses comp Friden, etc,
Box 232-Y star IL
TYPING At HOME. any kind by
outstanding ,ypist, salary open.
Phone LII, LIES IL
DIPLOMAT wishes TO place his ex-
cellent children's nurse and maid
with diplomat Call LA. d-2i53,
COLORED PRACTICAL NURS
wishes an7 type OF nursing Call
NO. i-ui2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
IMMEDIATE ENROLMENT
1nexpen. Day and Eve. Glasses
For Men and Women
High School or Equivalent
LAB TECH

scopic technique in Hematoloey
serology. Bact.. and Urinalysis Free
placement Grads in great demand
For info. call DI 7-7123 or visit
WASH. SCH. for PSYS. AIDES. 1l71
New Hamp. ave. NV. Courses also
offered in DENTAL ASSTS. AND
DRS ASSTS. Write or call or visit
for free catalog 12'
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1IOO O4 I
ROSSLYN. VA.

Permanent position IN stock cor
troll ONCE OF well-established whole
sale supply house, knowledge o!
t5ping required Call ST 3-o03r
Ext ., for further information
and appt.
PBX OPERAIOR-Must be sxper.
for busy opposition BOARD 4O-hF
week. incl some week ends and
holidays r-cond rm. Apply in
person. CHILDREN HOSPITAL,
between 2 am. and pm To-Day
and Friday
PIX OPERATOR, experienced. white
daywork. fun time, permanent DO
sition downtown residential apart
fnent house: good Saiary, pleasant
surrounding Apply resident man
ager. q am Monday, 1900 F St
NV. AfE S-0540.
PHYSICAL THERAPIST for a hos.
pital department. ask Tor doetng
in charge. EX 3-jl:..3
REAL ESTATE SALESwOMAN. FL
time only. Northern Va area 10.
eral commission division. must
have own car New sir-eondition,sc
floor time Complete tfslninG pro'
gram Cali MRS ROBINS XII
RECEPTIONIST-CLERk. attractive.
for I-giri Office, dow town rs
grad. Is to go no exper nece$-
sary: 5-day Wk.; good pay Gail
MR. BATTEN Di 7-i35d for
appointment.
RECEPTIONIST TYPIST. clerks
trainees. 80 openings daily S5u-s p!
wk Miss Evans at BOYD'S, cor
18th and @ nv. Welcome.
REGISTERED NURSE. white. 70 &C,
as house supervisor. Nxperience IN
OR ana delivery rm required
largely day assignmen; II small
general hospital Box 467-Z star