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Evening star., 1957-04-27
Group Honoring Grant
Gets Fomi|y-Eye View

The grandson Of Of Americas yesterday
induged in some tranquil "reminiscences the Of his
fighting granddad's 135th birthday.
The scene set in the shadow Of the big bronze statue
facing west at the foot of Capitol Hen Ulysses S. Grant
facing toward Vicksburg Fort Donon Henry Missionary
Ridge.
The speaker course the generals second lnea
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Senate Probers Ask
Union Leaders Files

NEW YORK, April q A1The Senate Committee nrohinO
rackets has ordered Long Island union
years. N' Ao' VIC past
An attorney said the checks bank and
Evening star., 1957-04-27
New Atomic Reoctor
Described by Scientist
BY THOMAS r. HENRY
Science Editor Of The star

design for safe nsurable atomic for public
utilities and industry described the American Physical
Society here today by Dr. Borst York University
one Of the pioneer workers in the atomic field
His somewhat revolutionary design. told the physicists
will do away with the danger Of runaway" which
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Po|ond Gets $500,000
From Ford Foundation

CHICAGO April 27 01-The Ford Foundation has an
nounced its first direct grant Of cash to country the
Iron Curtain. -
This is $5ooOO0 to be used to finance what
the foundation called two-way exchange of students
Evening star., 1957-04-27

d checks, bank statements and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Parents Protest
New York Schools,
Ask lnteqrution

NEW YORK. Sept. 40 (R).--
About 100 coIored and Puerto
Rican parents picketed near
City Hall yesterday to protest
alleged substandard conditions
in schools their children at
tend.
The demonstration lasted for
more than an hour. after which
Mayor Robert r. wagner and
Councilman Earl Brown met
with 10 Of the demonstrators.
members Of Parents in. Action
Against Educational Discrim-
nation.
Pickets. many carrying signs.
deplored what they termed
"substandard conditions exist
ing in schools attended by our
children" One sign read: I'm
tegration now"
Although there are no segre-
CATION laws in New York, racial
residential patterns in effect
cause segregated classes in
some school zones. The Board
of Education's Commission on
Integration has recommended
rezoning Of school districts in
areas around predominantIy
colored neighborhoods. with the
aim of migrating the schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

ment Of the Governor Of Ar
Kansas. the President has failed
to check, and IN fact encour-
aged. those who are attempting
to block peaceful indignation. :
the New Yorker asserted.
setback Charged
"There can be no doubt that
his failure to act has set back
the cause of indignation"
Other speakers at the dinner
in hanner-bedecked armory
were Robert r. Kennedy. coun.
sci to the Senate Committee
investigating labor rackets. New
York Mayor Robert E. Wagner,
Tammany Hall leader Carmine
DeSapio. Democratic State
Chairman Michael Prender.
CAST. 1t. Gov. George B. DeLuca
and state Controller Arthur
Levitt. Z
Gov. Leader proposed that
the Democratic Party support
q move to look into the pos
sibility of ''hitching social
security payments to the cost
of-living index" He said this
would provide relief for the
many older people who have
Incomes Of less than $1,000 .
year to meet the inflated cost
Of living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

0Ot. FduDuS, alSo = 0clu0crht.
Both Northerners took up
civil rights in addresses at q
b50-a-plate campaign dinner
attended by 2.20O New York
Democrats. K
FGov. Hartman attacked
PRESIDENT Eisenhower for "ap-
ueasenient Of the Governor Of
Arkansas" and accused Gov.
Naubus Of defiance of the
United States Constitution and
4 Federal court. {
Gov. Leader told reporters
he considered Gov. Faubus "ob-
Niously as WRONG as he can be
ilftthis matter"
Northerners Chided
SIN his speech. Gov. Leader
advised Northerners. against
fixing . "holier than thou" at
titude onIeivil rights and said
they should put our own
house In order"
Gov. Leader called on the
party to bring its differences on
civil rights into the open and
added:
"Our party. If it is to fulfill
It's historic role of speaking the
conscience of the times, must
lead In the march toward q
more decent America. wherein
every mans rights are the
same"
The New York Governor de-
clared the use Of troops to pre-
vent Negro children from enter
ing q Little Rock high school
Had ''immeasurably damaged
the prestige Of our country
around the world"
Gov. Faubus has said he did
90 to forestall violence.
Gov. Hartman said he was
shocked to see Mr.. Eisenhower
''complacent" in the face Of
what he said was Gov. Fauhus'
defiance of Federal Court or
ders.
First by his failure to speak
out. and then by his appease-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
4 Oles Of HoffmunA
Additions Planned

Additions for q production Of
offenbach's opera "The Tales
o. hoffman," have been an
nOunced by the District Recrea-
ton Department.
Leading and sustaining roles
as well as places in the chorus
viii be filled by the additions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
TV StorIet Divorces
[MilIinnl PoWeLI's Son

SANTA MONICA, Calf. :,
Sept. 20 (R.--Patricia Lee
Powell. %. television starlet,
has won a divorce from William
D. Powell. 30. son Of William
Powell. the actor.
She testified that marriage
ito a man who wished to be .
bachelor again made her life
unbearable. Mr.. Powell is a
story editor for the National
Broadcasting Co. They married
December %, 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

rector of the Department Of
Agriculture symphony orches-
ira.
In the last three years, DR..
Fall has directed smetana's
The Battered Bride Menot-
It's 1.-THE Medium" and Strauss
Gypsy Baron" for the recrea-
ton department. The last
opera, in which Nicholas Pap
pas shared the conducting role.
was repeated by popular de-
mand at a Watergate concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
EustIund Predicts
Hioh Court Curb

/ BATESvILLE. Miss. Sept. 20
(Rl.--Senator Eastland. Demo-
crat of Mississippi. last night
predicted a curb Of United
States Supreme Court power.
The Senator told a meeting
Of Rotarians that the court has
gone wild and Is remaking our
Government.
Il am confident the Federal
Congress is ready to move with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

They will be held at 8 pm.
next Wednesday and the fol-
lowing Wednesday in the
Roosevelt High School Audi
forum. Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV.
The opera vii lbe given dur
ing National Music Week next
May. It will be the fourth
annual production for the de-
partment under Dr. Frederick
Fall. former director Of the
Vienna yolksoper and nov di-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

in the next few years to curb
the powers Of Federal judici-
aries
Referring TO the school inte-
grafton issue at Little Rock,
Ark, Senator Eastland said,
There Is no such thing as State
sovereignty II q State is to be
ruled BY q district Judge.
I'VE must realize the United
States Government dOesn't have
a police power for enforcing in
tegration. SO far. all integra-
ton enforceIhent has been from
within the State involved"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Horriimon and Leoder
Attock Foubus' Action

ALBANY. N. Y. Sept 20 tF1-Two Northern Democratic
Governors have voiced sharp criticism Ova
Fauhu for calling out the National GUARD in the Little Rock
school indignation dispute.
Cows Averel Hartman of New George Leader
Pennsylsna their views last night the action by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
UPSTREAM


"These prOpeers TWA Captain AL Heath work
principle exclusive with the TWA Jetstream called nchrophasng
This ecton control of blade position each engine practically
eliminates vibration and throb In addition the TWA Upstream
engines farther away from the cabin which itself built with
times insulation The whole result trip that definitely
much quieter and much smoother"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

IVA CAPTAIN Al D. MEATH flew practically
every type Of plane before joining TWA
in 1889. During all of World War II, he
ferried troops and material for the Air
Transport Command. He now regularly
pilots the Upstream over the North Allan
tic. Captain Heath, with about 4 million
miles to his credit (more than 500 ocean
crossings), is TWAS brand Of pilot, the
kind of man you like to have in command.
Fly WITH THE Pilots VINO Fly THE WORLD
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-09
St. Laurent Will
 Retire From Party Leadership

OTTAWA, R Lopis St. Lau- rent, prime minister of Canada from 1948 until his Liberal party lost the general election in June, is retiring from party leadership.
 A successor is expected to be chosen early next year. Many political observers think he prob ably will be Lester B. Mike) Pearson, who was well known abroad as Canada's spokesman while foreign secretary under St. Laurent.
 Pearson is generally conceded the best chance of carrying a con- vention to select a leader for the next election, which may be called as early as next May. The 60year- old politician was one of few Liberal leaders to hold his parliamentary seat in June while others were being upset.
 St. Laurent, 75, said he was stepping out Of the party job be- cause of his health.
 The Liberals were defeated in the last general election. John Diefenbaker, Conservative, suc- ceeded St. Laurent as prime min ister June 21.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-09
5O-FOOt Channel Surveyed Thru BellOt Strait

WASHINGTON, R-A 5O-foot channel has been surveyed thru Bellot Strait at the northern tip of the American continent, es- tablishing an escape route east ward for ships which otherwise might be trapped by arctic ice packs.
 The survey, dislosed by the Navy yesterday, was conducted by three US. Coast Guard vessels led by Canadian patrol ship, the Laborador. Bellot Strait separates Boothia Peninsula on the main land from Somerset Island. Boothia Peninsula is the north ernmost point of the American mainland.
 With the newly surveyed chan nel through Bellot, the Navy said ships should have clear sailing eastward to Baffin Land and then into the North Atlantic thru pre- viously charted waters.
 Coast Guard vessels which par ticipated in the survey are the Bramble, Spar and Storis.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-09
Grandma Moses Still Spry on .97th Birthday

EAGLE BRIDGE, N. H., R - Just work so hard that there's no time to worry" says Grandma Moses, spry 97 today.
 The world famous painter of primitives, still in unusually good" health, commented on her birthday eve: If you can't fin ish it today, there's always to- morrow"
 Grandma looked at 97 roses, the gift of admirers, and declared people make too much fuss" about her birthdays. I'm just a plain person." she said.
 Until she took up painting in her 7Os, Grandma Moses was known only as Mrs. Anna Mary Robertson Moses-farm wife and mother of TO-
 Today, dozens of her paintings hang in museums. Many are re- produced on Christmas cards.
 Seldom does Grandma, a suf- ferer of arthritis, miss a day of painting. She's busy at work well before 6:3O am.
 Grandma lives with a daughter, Mrs. Winona Fisher, in a one story brick house in this rural community near the Vermont line.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-09
Reeves Havens Brother Married in Ceremony By Senior HavenS

Yesterday Robert HavenS was married to Betty Brown of Nash vile, Tenn, at Binghamton, N.Y., in the church of Rev. Bradley Ravens, brother of the groom, with Rev. Reeves Ravens Sr., father of the groom, performing the ceremony
 It will be remembered that Rev. Reeves Ravens Sr., and Rev. Bradley Havens visited here with Rev. Reeves Ravens IT,, while he was pastor of the Community Methodist Church. Robert Ravens the groom, is well remembered for the work he did here with the young people of the Methodist Church while assisting with the building of the Methodist parson- age.
 Another member of the bridal party was Charles Gommer who spent a summer in Nome work ing at the North Star Bakery and the MNIM Hospital. He was the head usher.
 The groom has been taking graduate work at Scarritt College in Nashville, Tenn.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-09
First Car Stolen
 Of New Edsel Line

PHILADELPHIA, LR = For d Motor Go. can chalk up a first for it's new Edsel line.
 At a North Philadelphia deal CTS place, new Edsel was park ed on the pavement and left un- guarded for a moment. When an employe went back for it, it had been stolen.
 The dealer reported the car valued at $3,800, stolen at 3::2O pm. to police. As far as was known it was first stolen car case involving an Edsel.
 The Edsels went on sale in this area Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-09
Girl, IS, Slips on Ledge, Falls 800 Feet to Death at Waterfall

PROVO, Utah R-Linda Baker, Is, of nearby Springville, Utah, slipped on ledge yesterday and plunged 300 feet to her death as onlookers watched helpless.
 The girls body was recovered from Bridal Veil Falls at the bot tom of the cliff.
 Linda and four other young hikers were climbing on the cliff above the falls and when she slipped, her body struck Lynn Powell, 23, who tried to catch her.
 He recovered his balance just in time to prevent his following Linda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
HELp-W0MEn
LEDGER CLERK

Experienced accounts re-
ceivable clerk, for full-time.
permanent employment: 5-day
week. no Saturday work!
Applicant must be high school
grad.. between 2l-35, who can
operate once machines. Apply
Personnel. RIM. COZ. $50 am.
to $3.50 pm. weekdays; Q An.
to noon. Saturday. No phone
calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
MELp-W0MEN
ACCOUNTANTS

1894 14th st. NV. CO. 5-563s
Ia
ACCOUNTING CLERK, some book
keeping experience. Opportunity to
learn automotive accounting pro-
cedure. Group insurance, pleasant
working conditions. ROYAL MO-
TORS. INC. Ia. $4,000. Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
hELP-MEN

SOBER. reliable. outside technician
Tor the television shop. Call IA.
5-4075.
PART TINE. 2l-ss. car, white,
So so per hr. For appt. call MISS
ALLEN. co. slice. SO pm.
EXPANSION PROGRAM
We Have Immediate Openings in
The 7ollowing Positions:
Film strippers.
OpaQuerS and retouchers
Photographer, experienced in
contact printing and copy
camera.
Blue print and ammonia machine
operators.
Photostat operator. experienced
Many company benefits. Salary
commensurate with expert
ence.
Call Mr.. Boren for appointment.
COOPER-TRENT. INC.
1130 10th st. NV. ST. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

~ BENcHMAN = Repair Depart
ment expanding. We need ex-
perienced benchman. Call Wo. g.
only. or interview.
TY MEN. outside, experienced only.
Transportation turn, oaid vacs .
in person. LIFE TV, 65i Penn.
ave. sc.
Tv.RADIO MAN, expert; full time:
benchwork. outside: 500 wk.; ex.
eel oppor. for adv. RIA. 3-2S2S.
TV SERVICEMEN
OUTSIDE experience only; with
car: excellent opportunity twhitel
RA. 3-2254.
WAREH0USEMAN. experienced in
household goods. Apply DEAN
VAN LINES. 1924 Halt st. s.w.
No phone calls
WATCH REPAIRMAN-Unusua op-
portunity for right man, full or
part time. Write or call D. L.
MOON. 1880 p st. NV. DU.
WELDERS, combination, Job shop
experience. CULP WELDING CO.,
937 selim I'd. Silver Spring. Nd.
BOYS (white), neat appearing.
81 hr Apply second floor, 20i 3
Florida ave. NV,
MAN. white, 21-35. interested in
learning to become q waiter for
hieh-class restaurant; excellent
earnings; salary while training.
Call MR.. MAUEL. RE. 10000
MAN, all-round worker, one who
can drive a truck and q reliable
person. Call LU. 4-321O.
MAN to- sell and collect on insur-
ance debit; 1925 guarantee per
Phone Mr.. BAILEY. ST. 3-S330
MEN, part.time positions now
available with CECA; paw r bonus.
excel. oppor. for intelligent. youne
married white men. Call IA. g..
1868, II TO l and o to z for
YOUNG MAN, white, over 81, will
ing to learn auto spring work;
must have drivers license. Apply
In person, JEFFERSON SPRING
SERVICE CO., 1854 Thomas JEFF
ferson st. NV. 0eorgetown.
YOUNG MAN, with some knowledge
Of bookkeeping. for general once
wo h: salary SR5-S70 wkly. State
age. race and experience. Box
Abe. Star:
YOUNG MAN will be trained for
position as manager of another
branch tire store: excellent oppor.
tunitv for steady, reliable man.
Salary. S65 per wk, to start plus
comm. No phone calls. ALL SERV-
ICE TIRE CO.. 1924 Georgia ave.
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SALESMAN

For furnishings department in fine
speciality store. selling nationally
advertised, branded. quality mer-
chandise. Excellent opportunity for
high earnings and advancement
Experience selling In local store
preferred. Liberal discounts on
purchases. Excellent working con-
ditions. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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ADMIN. SECY.. $3.50

ADMIN. SECY., $3.50
Publ. rel, 22-2S: excel. position
Secy.. legal, attr.. 25-4O to SS5
Secy., scientific org. to S3.S4O
Jr. steno1 some teletype S75
Secy., no shthd., dietaph. SIS
Secy.. knowl. bkkpg. ----- SS5
Steno., relief on Swbd. - SIS
StenoS:, embassys $3.50
neutrality-suspicious.
Bkkpr., insur. CO., type $4,000
Asst. bkkpr.. real est ~ S75
Bkkpr., assn. $50
Other bkkprs., assists. to SIS
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
Ital. -Engl. typists to $500
Librarian, 2O-40 S70-S75
IBM keypunch opr. - S6O-S65
MGR 300 bkkpr. $40
Addressograph oprs. (2)- $50
Cashier teller, Pentagon S60-S65
Receptionist-PBX, type: ne.
$50 S65
Mail rm. elk TYNE go9O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
YOUNG MAN. apprentice for dental
lab: 5-day week. Apply 1927 18th

sI. Z, W.
YOUNG MAN--We have an OPENING
for man with some selling ex.
perience in our organ and piano
department No knowledge Of mu.
sic Is necessary. This Is an I'M
usual opportunity in specially
feld as we are exclusive dealers
sell well Attractive salary enc
commission Arrangement See Mr.
satterly, JORDANS, corner 18th
and g SITS. NV. mornings between
8 and IL am.
YOUNG MAN to assist in shipping
dept. assembling orders and maxi
ing deliveries. Permanent position.
Apply in person, ANDREWS OF:
FICE SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT
Co. us l3th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white. neat. with
good sales personality, for estab-
lished lunch route; guarantee and
bonus plan. WA. 7-S743.
YOUNG MEN. 81 to 80. to train
ing supply business in Silver
Spring area; exceptional possibil.
tiles for advancement; high school
education required. Apply in per-
son 1875 Woodbury. drive, Silver
Spring.
YOUNG MEN. Is to 30, full time.
with automobile preferred. Here
is opportunity to associate your
self with PIZZArama, the city's
largest chain of Pisza carry-out
shop. Let us set you up in bust
ness with absolutely no investment
on your part. We pay rent, adj
vertising and all overhead; oppor-
tunity to earn 500 to $500 per
week. Investigate this ad; no
selling. Call OIL. 2-9767 or apply
at 495S Bethesda ave, Bethesda,
Md. II am. to noon.
OPPORTUNITY. full or part-time
salesman Financial planning, mu-
tual funds. MR.. SMITH, ME.
s-3l36.
HANDICAPPED or person confined
to home. to answer phone for
contractor when once is closed.
Write to BOX 275.H, star.
VETERAN
For on-the-job training as an once
furniture salesman. Unlimited flu
ture at end Of training period. En-
ploye benefits. Some past sales ex-
perience helpful but not necessary
Apply in person. AIS 9th st. NV.
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HELp-WOMEn

SALESLADIES, eolored. elias:
public ABLE. 14O4 N. Y. ave.
nv. RIM 326.
SECRETARY. Jefi. Davis hwy: Sc
$500, POTOMAC EMPl... gil King
ST., Alex. XII. 9-5055.
SECRETARY FOR MAJOR LAW
FIRM-Leral exp. not necessary:
$40 for 5-day vk. plus bonus.
Oveltims as needed. No age hmi-
tations. Reply TO Boz lS6-H. Star
SECRETARY, Wheaton, $500.
HAGGERTY EMPL.. 9lS Els
worth dr., Silver Spring, u.
5-90io.
SECRETARY, University Methodist
Church. Coiiege PARK Nd: shthd.,
typ. mimeographing. gen. ofc. wk.:
5-day wk.. air-cond. once. Young
married woman pref, Apply DR.
W. &. SMITH. minister, HA. g
S0lS. 0-5 pm. HA. 2-9061 ewes.
SECRETARY-Typing and short.
hand tor collection work and cor
respondence for local hospital;
5la-day wk.: liberal empioye ben
efits. Apply to Mr.. AUTH. Emer-
ave. NV. betw. "a pm.
SECRETARY. l-girl once Wilson
blvd; days: SEQ. POTOMAC
EMPL. 1884 Wilson olvd. Arl..
SECRETARY for law once, In n.y.
attSville Experienced. Phone after
10 am. WA, 7-0lf3.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. de.
pendable, under IS; one-girl once:
Non. to FRI; convenient ne or
Md. residence: S275 month. Call
LA. $4,000 and discuss 1t.
SEC.-GlRL FRIDAY, for Hammond
organ department with excellent
MaGisa sdS.s,U sn . sssap ou kl c
mandatory Good salary. air cond.
pleasant working conditions all
dement's including CO hosp plan
Employe discounts Direct conf.
dental resume u Box a7S.G. star
SECRETARY
For large morteage banking firm.
tate experience helpful but not es-
sential. Ideal downtown location,
air conditioned bldg, many employe
Nenefits. Salary open. Contact
MRS, WElSsHAcH. Ma. $4,000.
SECRETARY, under 3s: college,
public relations ONCE; excellent OPP
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 654 wash Bids
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV.
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TRUCK DRIVER

Colored. 21-36, for fulI-time en-
ployment Applicant must have ex-
cellent trafic record with suhstan-
tial experience In d c.: physical
exam end road test required. 40
n B. ~ Se s yaeatic s,, with o ss CON-
an TO $50 pm. weekdays. q am.
to noon Saturday. No phone calls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
SECURITY OFFICER

Permanent position for re-
liable person; full company
benefits. Apply in person at
the personnel ONCE. No phone
calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

AAA / Eastern manufacturer
once will train, at company ex-
pense, two men as factory represe-
sentatives.
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hELp-WOMEN
tc0kIlNUepl
CASHIER

Must be familiar with MGR
1000 register; knowledge Of
light Bookkeeping. Maximum
4O-hour week. Permanent po-
sition with old, established
tirm. Many company benefits,
including paid vacation. in
surance plan, sick leave, etc.
Write resume of experience.
age and general qualifications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

MEDICAL LAB. TECH, fun time,
isr northwest doctors once. CO.
5-0s97.
NURsE--R N. and x-Ray Techni.
clan to WORK In doctors office
Sc. resident pref. 10. 2-12l2
NURSE. LICENSED. PRACTICAL,
white or colored; small nursing
home; day work. live in OF own
transportation. PA. 5-1l9s
NURSES. supervisory gen. duty and
OR All shifts conditioned
Director Of Nursing. SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. OIL. $4,000
OFFICE ASSISTANT. with knowl.
edee of bookkeeping, tipping: good
position: no Sat. lge., fine furn
store, miles from D. c. Phone
for appointment. FURNITURE
FAIR, INC, Mclean. Va, Ell
OFFICE CLKS., little typ, SIS.
secy. $l25.: employment mgr.
Sl25; YOUNG or old. ABLE, 1901
N. Y. ave. NV. RIM. 226. IL