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TREES AND SHRUBS
ARE NEW ARRIVALS
IN CAPITAL PARKS

If you can't see the for
est for the trees, the park
service couldn't be happier.
In the last II months
National Capital Parks set
out 2.512 trees and 1886
shrubs, Supt. Edward j.
Kelley reported today.
Among the new arrivals
are northern red oak, scar
let and willow oak. jap
anese cherry, golden chain,
white birch, holly, azaleas
and camellias. During the
same IL months. 1893 trees
were removed, largely as a
result Of inroads of Dutch
elm disease, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08

-Thursday-the first time the
circus has appeared in WASH
ington without a tent.
Felix and his 37-year-old
wife, are the headliners of the
81 clowns in the big show. They
met and married about nine
years ago when Felix was APP
pearing in a Richmond, Va,
department store. Amelia was
a credit adjuster there.
Felix said he was attracted
to his bride by the fact that she
was the only woman in the
store who didn't cape at him
Finds Pig Irresistible
II made my mind up to meet
that GIRL said Felix, land
did it with my little pig.
Women can resist clowns, In
makeup or out of it. but a cute
little pig is irresistible and
Amelia went for hun in a big
way. I just sent him slSedad-
ding over to her desk. followed
him over. and struck up a con-
verSation."
so we were married." said
Amelia. land now I'm in The
clown act. too"
Mrs. Adler wears outsized
shoes. designed by her hus-
band, but they're not as big as
the one he slithers around the
ring with. But both Adlers said
Glowing is their LIES work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
The
Rambler
Sees Movie
In the Making
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

On hearing that a crew
of cameramen would be
shooting the game over the
week end for the motion pic
ture production Of Damn
Yankees" the r a m bier
asked the sports editor for
passes to Griffith Stadium.
He got them after putting
up with warnings that he
would find that a ball
caught on the first bounce
is no longer an out.
1t was balmy under the
floodlights at the ball park
Friday night and the 1929
fans were having a good
time.
They always turn out in
big numbers for the Yam
KEGS" said an old regular in
the next seat. "A lot of them
are tourists"
At first it seemed a crowd
of mixed loyalties. They
cheered Mickey Mantle when
he first came to bat and
later they booed Bud Byerly,
last of the Washington
pitchers, for Intentionally
walking him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Continued from First Page

OOhtAhuCO AAVlh hSS oSS
administration bill can we'll be
characterized as a phony home
rule bill"
Senator. Morse struck out at
those who plead for half a loaf
as better than none. saying
that under such. starvation
usually results. He called it &C
cepting a mess of pottage."
If the principle of home rule
is a valid one, he said. then
the fiction that Washington is
a territory stands revealed in
its nakedness as a device to
circumvent the most precious
civic right enjoyed by urban
citizens-the right to exercise
the ultimate check Of a democ-
racy-the right to throw the
rascals OUT"
He stressed that under the
Neely-Morse bill the citizens
could replace the mayor while
under the administration bill
the chief executive. the Gov
ernor. would be a presidential
appointee.
School Issue Raised
Senator Morse also sharply
attacked the failure in the adj
ministration bill to provide for
an elected school board. This,
he concluded. would put the
school system on a par with
the Department Of Sanitary
Engineering.
In this connection he noted
that while the Board Of Educa-
ton has been urging legislation
permitting $40 million for loans
for school construction. the
Commissioners Public Works
Program Review Committee
was recommending only $54.3
million. Thus under the adj
ministration home rule bill. he
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and they're not looking for any
other.
Out Of the Mud and Dust
Is the circus much different
now that the tents have gone?
Not too much, the Adlers
agreed. 1t affects the perform
ers' personal living more than
their showmanShip. Now. the
clowns and acrobats and all
the others travel by their own
devices instead of living on a
train. But the ballparks have
nice showers, and some of the
auditoriums are air conditioned
and that's nicer for the circus
people than the old midland
Sawdust days.
Felix is in his 47th year with
the circus. He ran away from
home at the age OF l3 to join
and has never regretted it. But
he doesn't advise that course
for youngsters today.
The show opens Thursday
evening for seven perform
ances. There are four evening
shows at 8 pm. on Thursday
Friday and Saturday and al
u pm. Sunday. Two matinees
are set for 2:30 pm. Saturday
and 2 pm. Sunday. A special
morning show will be held at
10 am. Saturday.
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Husband Indicted
On MurderChuroe

A Federal grand jury today
indicted Austin Joseph Cas-
pard. 81. on a flrst-degree MUIR
der charge.
The charge stemmed from
the Misunderstanding of Cas-
pard's common-law wife. Thel-
ma. 80. last May.
The woman was beaten with
a hammer after Gaspard found
her with another man. The in
dictment was returned in Dis
trict Court.
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BECQUER HIT a home run

BECQUER HIT a home run
with a man on, giving the
Senators a two-run lead.
1.-THE camera that should
have got that had just run
out of film," the director
said. "Oh, well, they have
to run out sometime"
In the seventh, Mantle
went far back for a fly,
bumped his head against
the wall but caught it.
Wonderful" said Donen,
then departed to check his
cameras.
The Rambler went down
behind home plate and sat
next to Freddy Fordham, a
veteran cameraman from
New York.
In Washington's half of
the ninth, the score was
tied, with one out and three
on. Freddy could only see
home plate through his
sights. He saw Sievers hit
and FITZGERALD come in with
what should have been the
winning run.
They've stuck to the
script" Freddy shouted.
THE Senator's have woni"
But the Senators were
trotting out on the field.
There had been a double
play.
The Damn Yankees" won
In the 10th, which wasn't
what the script called for
az oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Clowns Now Find Circus
|MuchMore Comfortable
By JERRY OIEARY. JR.

The circus is still the greatest show EARTH the King
Queen of the Clowns conded today and whole lot
comfortable.
So said 61-yearold Felix Adler and his wife Amelia travel
ing in advance of the main Ringing Brothers Barnum and
Bailey circus It opens four-day stand Grth Stadium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Home-RuIe Measure
Is 'Phony,' Morse Says

said. If the past is an indica-
ton of the future, there is the
grave risk that school authori-
ties could be muzzled admins
tratively and be prevented
from presenting their needs to
the community"
The appointed governor and
legislative assembly proposals
have been advanced as a means
of protecting Federal interests
in the National Capital. Sena-
tor Morse contended that the
exclusive legislative power given
Congress over the National
Capital under the Constitution
certainly should be adequate to
protect Federal interests.
He said 1t seemed possible
that proponents of the admin
istration bill ARE worried not
about the Federal interest but
about a far different thing
the executive interest"
Post Called Superfluous
He took a slap also at the
proposals for the presidential
appointment Of a Lieutenant
governor. an official that Sena-
tor Morse called "a decorative
fifth wheel. albeit costly one
and one who would provide the
administration with a sinecure
for patronage purposes" The
lieutenant governor, he added,
would be "a gilded ornament to
adorn the false front Of the
territorial structure"
He also raised questions as
to why, in the administration
bill the Armory Board, the Dis
ltrict National Guard, the Pub
lie Utilities Commission and
some other agencies would not
be placed under the Governor.
He wondered why there was
such tenderness" about these
while the functions Of the
School Board would be given
to the Governor.
Senator Morse also protested
sharply that for a referendum
there would have TO be a petit
ton signed by % per cent Of
the voters whereas under the
Mayor-council bill only 10 per
cent would be required.
In this connection he re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
VIRGINIA PRIMARY
RESULTS ON WMAL

Results Of virsinio's Democratic
primory will be broadcast over The
Stars Rodio Station WMAL every
holt hour starting at 9:l5 pm.
tomorrow.
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and they're not looking for any
other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
BY MARGARET McMANUs

NEW YORK-On Thursday next Polly
Bergen will star in the Helen Morgan story on
Playhouse 90 1880 pm, WToP-0. It's the
first musical drama to be presented on the pro-
gram and Sylvia Sidney will play Miss Morgan,s
mother.
Polly Bergen looks like Helen Morgan, same
kind Of short curly black hair, same big gray
blue eyes, and she's about the same size She
fits into Morgan's old show costumes and she's
q years old, Helen Morgan's age when she hit
her stride in the mid-twenties.
Miss Bergen said she doesn't really sing at
all like Helen Morgan. Morgan was a high
soprano and she is a low, throaty singer, but she
feels she is able to create the mood Of Helen
Morgan. Since she has known Miss Morgans
mother, she is even more confident about this.
II was singing at the Plaza" said Miss
Bergen. land had just finished medley of
Helen Morgan's songs when a little, gray
haired lady In her los came up to me and
introduced herself as Mrs. Lulu Morgan. She
told me that more than any performer she had
seen had the mood of Helen when 1 was
singing her songs.
'T'd always been a great fan Of Morgans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
In the Morgan Mood

and for years I'd wanted to play her In the
movies. / didn't get the part But after I'd
met Mrs. Morgan, wanted to play Helen
Morgan even more"
Miss Bergen and her husband, Freddie
Fields. who is a vice president in charge of
television for MICA, were able to persuade
Mrs. Morgan to sell them the television rights
to the Helen Morgan story. They, in turn, sold
Playhouse 90 on the idea of producing the show.
Miss Bergen has appeared as a guest star
on most major television shows and has done
serious acting roles on many of the drama shows.
She is a regular panel member of the show.
To Tell the Truth, Tuesday 9 pm., WTOP-9.
"I've got a sneaky ambition to be an
actress" said Miss Bergen. tits another chal-
lenge. You see I'm more of an acting singer
than singing singer"
The Fields live in large, handsome apart
ment in Manhattan, which Polly decorated her
self, and Kathy Fields, her husbands 1O-year-
old daughter by previous marriage, lives with
them.
II love having daughter" Polly said, "and
we hope to have more children. We ought to
do something practical about filling up all these
rooms"
tReeased BY The Bell Syndicate Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

borough's vote is State Agricul-
ture Commissioner John C.
White. The Commissioner, like
Mr.. Marlborough. refused to bolt
to the G. o. p. as did many
Democratic leaders in the Eisen-
hover campaigns.
President Backs Hutchinson
The Texas Election Bureau,
unofficial vote tabulating agency
estimates a turnout of 800, 000-
900, 900. compared to 1927 1922 in
the general election last fall.
President Eisenhower has in
dorsed Mr.. Hutchinson. There
have been no other candidates
Endorsed by major national
figures. Lyndon johnson, Senate
majority leader and a power
in Texas Democratic circles, spe-
officially refused to take a hand
in the campaigns.
The junior Senator from Texas
now is William Blakley, Dallas
multi-millionaire attorney and
businessman. a Democrat. He
was appointed by Allan Shivers
just before Mr.. Shivers' term
as governor ended. Senator
Blakley is not a candidate in
Tuesdays election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

Democratic State in his two
campaigns.
On the other hand, Mr.
Hutcheson's conservative draw
ing power probably will be short
circuited by such conservatives
of varying political shades as
U. 8. Representative Martin Dies
and State Senator Searcy Brace
well.
James P. Hart. former Texas
Supreme Court justice and ex-
chancellor Of the University OF
Texas, is expected to draw some
conservative votes, as well as
others from the opposite side
Of the political fence.
Ralph Marlborough. Austin at
torney and three times a candi-
date for governor without max
ing the grade. still bears the
label in many voters minds as
the strong Democratic Party
loyalist. He pitched his cam
paigns for governor on that
issue but it has not been a
factor in this special Senate
election campaign.
Mr.. Marlborough also has been
considered the liberal candidate
although his liberalism is of a
relatively moderate variety.
Expected to cut into Mr.. Var
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Hutchinson Backed
For Senate Post
By Vice President
By the Associated Press

Vice President Nixon put in
his political oar last night in
support of Republican Thad
Hutcheson's candidacy for the
Senate in Tuesdays special cleo
ton in Texas.
Mr.. Nixon said in a statement
released through the Republican
National Committee that he
joins President Eisenhower in
indorsing Mr.. Hutchinson, one
Iof two Republican candidates IL
la race against II Democrats. !
I'VE need men in the Senate
who will support the forward
looking programs of President
Eisenhower" Mr.. Nixon said. Il
speak as a former member of
the Senate when I say that the
people Of Texas have an oppor-
tunity to do a great service for
their state, their country and
themselves by electing Thad
as their Senator"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

is expected to receive the votes
of most Republicans estimated
at IA per cent of the electorate,
plus a good many conservative
votes. President Eisenhower did
this when he swept the normally
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@. o. P. could reorganize the Sem
ate. taking over the committee
chairmanships.
The balance now is 49-47 in
favor of the Democrats. Elec-
ton of the 4l-year-old Mr.. Hut
cheson, Houston attorney. would
create a 48-48 deadlock. Vice
President Nixon would be eX-
pected to break the tie by voting
with the Republicans.
Two Republicans on Ballot
Senator Knowland. Republican
of California has said he will
move to reorganize the upper
house anytime the G. o. P. has
the strength to take control.
Actually. there are two Re-
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publicans running. but only Mr..
Hutchinson has staged a State
wide campaign. The other is
Herbert j. Antoine, sr., real es-
tate dealer.
The ballots will carry 20 Demo-
cratic names. Three withdrew
after ballots were printed.
At least half a dozen Of the
Democrats possess proven vote
attracting power.
But in Texas mixed-up poll
tics. it is not a simple case of
Democrats killing each other off
and allowing Mr.. Hutchinson to
win
For instance, Mr.. Hutchinson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

A musical comedy about single
life in Washington. "It's a Crime
to Be Single" will be presented
by the Young People of Temple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Texas Election Tuesday
Decides Senate Control

DALLAS, Mar (ED-A vigorous young Republican takes
Tuesday and the outcome rests the
balance of political power the United States Senate
battle for the Senate seat vacated by Price Daniel
when he became Texas Governor last January
a wnner-take-al election. There will be runof.
Should Republican. Thad Hutchinson. be elected the
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Sinai at $3.50 pm. Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. The
play will be staged at Pierce
Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard
streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
BRANCH MANAGER
for
Ladies' Speciality Store

We are opening brand-new suburban store
in Virginia, branch of our large downtown
speciality store, and need manager-either
male or female Must have had experience with
either chain store or department store in the
retail field either as manager or now ready for
promotion to manager Excellent salary and
all store benefits. Write, giving resume of
experience and age-in strictest confidence
Box II2-B, Star
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Musical Comedy Set

THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. AT
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" state twoboroughs Agricul- II
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SECRETARY. part time, 4 hrs. daily.
81 hr permanent; l-Rirl office

For appt., MA. $1,000.
SECRETARY for l girl CONTRACTING
Office. prefer some bookkeeping
exper. and someone located in vic
Of New Hampshire ave. and District
line, Call JU. 9-04S0 for appoint.
ment
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HELP-WoMEN

SALESGIRL (sewing machineI dem
onstrator, inside, to talk and sew
pleasant surroundings; part-time
JOB which can be permanent; must
be neat and adaptable. MR..
ROSE, 10. S-54O2. $3.50 Benning
I'd. Sc. l2s
SECRETARY. capable, bright girl
with good education and steno-
graphic Skills. for pvt. secretary to
corp. president; salary commensu-
rate with ability and experience: s.
day week. many extras. Box 3s2 H.
Star.
SECRETARY. part time, 4 hrs. daily
81 mr.. permanent; 1-girl ONCE
For appt.. MA. $1,000.
SECRETARY for l girl contracting
exper and someone located in vic.
Of New Hampshire ave. and District
line. Call JU. 9-O4S0 for appoint
ment
SECRETARY TO engineer, capable OF
handling details; age 20-35: inter-
esting and pleasant work with natl
assn; company benefits; periodic
salary increases. AID. 4-4266, MR.
SECRETARY for Patent Law ONCE;
good shorthand and tipping re-
CURED. One who can assume re-
sponsibility. Age under 80. Salary
open. MA. S-1S76.
SECRETARY for doctors Office g.
day. week. Previous exp. preferred.
Call AID. 4-0104.
SECRETARY, law firm, legal ex-
perience not required: between rs
and 40; shorthand necessary; SIS
week. Ma. 10000.
SECRETARH.-Law once desires
competent secretary with legal ex-
Fer. DI. 7-S13S or OIL. 6-7254.
SECY, Capitol Hill, $50 up; legal
Secy., 800, exec. traineeS, $50;
fSI SIX 500 80 ABLE l4O4 MY ave; NV,
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SECRETARY - Excellent working
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6:3O-4 80. MA. S-lI40, Mr.. Fisher.
SECY. ASST, for exchange Of per-
sons program; under 25 desired
shorthand required; Catholic. RE.
1868, Ext. PA,
SECRETARY to director OF person.
mel; JEFF. Davis hwy: 3 days; $500.
POTOMAC EMPL., Oil King ST.,
Alex, XII. 9-5055.
SECRETARY, downtown: air-cond.
law of4ce; Abr. day, S36 week.
Write Box BOG, Star.
SECRETARY; 8 days; S325. PoTO-
MAC EMPL.. 104 E. Broad ST.,
Falls Church. JE. 2-7272.
SECRETARY legal once; Court
house area, days; TO $500. PO-
TOMAC EMPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd Il,
Arl.. ia. 10000.
SECRETARY for permanent position
diversified duties no shorthand
but must be fast, accurate typist
5-day week. salary open: air-con-
ditioned ONCE WILLIAM A.
BROWN. 1913 Connecticut ave. NV
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST in
oli-established real estate ONCE.
excel. working cond., good wages.
5-day week, air-cond. once Apply
l. z. BREUNINGER d SON, 1880
X st. NV
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PAY CLERK
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
PIX OPERATOR

PIX oPERATOR-some bookkeeping
So day wk For interview cal
NE. S-02s1, MAzO-LERCH CO.
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ACCOUNTING
SUPERVISOR
SECRETARY
AGE 2O-4O

Expanding engineering re-
search and development
corporation desires young
lady with accounting or
b ookke eping background
College education desirable
Government cost-type con-
tract experience preferred
but not essential. Must have
Secretarial ability, tipping
and shorthand essentian
And be capable OF assuming
responsibilities and super
vising work o. others. Ex-
cellent company benefits
and advancement. Salary
open.
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SECRETARY TO engineer, capable OF
esting and pleasant work with natl
assn; company benefits; periodic
salary increases. AID. 4-4266, MR.
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SECY., PUBLIC REL.
To 80; good skills; assume respons.
Some travel. $4,000.
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HELP-MEH
PART-TIME EWES

Man with car. white. 21-3O, to
call single working girls by APP
around $50 wkly. Call AID. 2-Sl5l,
l0-2 for appointment only.
DIRECT Statesmen
Nationwide retail co. can use .
direct statesmen in Silver Spring
Hyattsville area.
Excellent proposition, s.
day wk., no Sat. work. no
credit turn down, only l con-
tact, experience helpful but
not necessary. Call at 7I2
Hudson ave, TakOma Park,
Md, between 10 and q,
Wed. June L..
TWO CARPENTERS-Must be sober
and reliable, under 40 yrs. age
IKE. S-4225 after six.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

CURRENT SECURITY CLEARANCE
PSYCHOLOGICAL research or
ganization; hours, $50 to
4:3O; days. 6135 Kansas
ave. ne, Ia. 9-63l5.
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SECRETARY for Patent Law ONCE;
good shorthand and tipping re-
CURED. One who can assume re-
sponsibility. Age under 80. Salary
Open MA R-1R7R
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CASHIER
Eh -=bbNN
CASHIER CLERK

CASHIER : CLERK
csshierinr and general omct
work auiomo'ive experience pre-.
ieTTed, tipping essential knowledge
OF bookkeeping helpful air-condi
benefits position opening lmmedi.
ately. Apply to Mr. Redo CALVERT
MOTORS. INC. 1l4l East West
hwy, Silver Spring Md
CLERK for general once work
knowledge OF tipping, some short.
hand. 5-day week. pleasant work.
ing conditions Apply In person
INDIAN SPRING COUNTRY CLUB
Silver Spring, Nd
CLERK. counter, permanent. o am
10 D m, 5-day week, for tele'
phone and general office work
Must be accurate with figures Pre-
Ter married person 30-45 Cal
Mr Pratt at MoRNlNGSlDF
Silver Springs, for appointment
JU a-4O5u
CLERK ASST Young lady. white
no prev exper nee little tipping
TO assist receptionist and on show
room floor. pleasant lob. good ad.
vance u days week Sin per week
start Open at 10 am NE $1,000
CLERICAL-STATE MUTUAL LIFE
Some bookkeeping cashiering OF
bookkeeping: young lady. go to a.
little typin2 35-hr wk fine com
pany benefits excellent salary
based on experience. Call MRS
FLOYD, EN- e-4S30 for appt
CLERK-TYPIsT. 80 TO 80: reas
typing speed and telephone contact
experience required, interesting ant
varied work; 5-dRy wk,. q TO ;
modern aforementioned once
planned salary adjustments and
many other employe benefits Ap.
RED CROSS, 2025 Z 81. NV
Room 203.
CLERK TYPIST. for general ONO,
work, tipping. elem bookkeepinp
and ONE shorthand Resident Of
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week. ne section. HO. 2-B7S7.
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bookkeeping must be available i'm.
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5On Rhode Island ave ne
CLERK -TYPIST. expr preferred
but will consider beRlnner foi
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personnel ONCE, . days, $50
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