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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE W. WANT .a,;'G e. YOUNG y. married man
Sapitai to Wh na Gas Mn0 I man T ne
business that has besS estsbli" hed
for many years that will earn
$1,000 the lst, wear, bnild It TO
$4,000 the End year and $4,000
or more the Bird year. An $50 guar
antee while training. Retirement
plan: life, medical and hospital
6-4979 for interview, z TO 9 pm.
FtRN. STORE. estab. ls yTs.; 5000
good credit location; lease and tx
lures; very reasonable: stock op.
tional III 3-3646
GIFTS. cos-une jewelry. cards and
toys; shopping center beautifully
equipped. aforementioned. Inven-
tory over $4,000. gross over S21 ,UOO
yearis, Must sell. Illness. Tota.
price. $1,000. LII. 1880 or III
MOTELS FOR SALE--Advice and
consulta ton by exclusive full-tlme
motel brokt- and travel speeial.,t
offering recommendation on 1est
buys II motels and sites. JOE II.
H.
Jackson s67O0.
FOOL ROOM and cigar store fcI
sale. on reasonable terms. Boz
SNACK BAR. strong frars redwood
e ssHsn1x . .sxH2 Gan Be- MOVED .S,
$500 cash. Fl. 4:ss77ii.. Il.
RIE EST, rent q SAFE
fsiE dfG s1s ID: e.: 2 aSas 4 E99e
JAMES DUNN, 2115 Rhode islanc
aye. ne la
25I2 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Room
Ing house. newly decorated, incl
apt. plus Z rooms. ia baths: must
be sold immed. For appt.. phone
no. 2-o246 or 10. 1858. l4'
EMBASSY TYPE RESIDENCE. Of.
pvt. club. BOX 376-s. Star IL.
POPULAP COPS GARDEN RM. in
rapid expanding V.enna; owner
catering to banauets, parties, re-
ceptlons and youth activities.
god mine enterprise for ambitious
couple; Excellent lease on beautiful
W RfT 0s sgt fep Seeaut so Tms Sni
Kitchen. soda fountain. parking LOT,
ana xeli-established good will is far
less than value Of eduipment alone
Or will lease equip. on 4 percentage
basis. For appointment call Mr.
corp. Dunkirk 5-92S2 or $3.50
VIRGINIA RESTAURANT. seating
100. fully equipped and air con-
ditioned. on U. s. highway 30l. Z
n ,ailes Sc. SOUTH Of ,I potomse Rive River
Extra good finsncins. Minimum
down payment. For full informa-
ton and q real bargain. contact
PATES-MASSEY ms. 4 REALTY.
Law Building. Fredericksburg, Viz
einla.
VARIETY STORE, patent medicine
toys. ETC.: fixtures shelving in
stalled no stock. Maryland shop
ping center; reasonable rent. WE
FIRST-CLASS CAFETERIA, $50
capacity, newly equipped, doing fns
business, in center downtown Balti-
more, owner desires to retire. ex-
scHoNFIELD. attorney, iIol
Tower Building, Baltimore >.
Maryland.
ACCT. PRACTICE. Gross $500
reg; only 3 wks. work per yr.: S.
ESQ cash. no terms Box 4l5-s,
Star 20"
BILLIARD PARLOR. near 3rd and
T SITS NE: 4 Brunswick tables
practically new: ideal location,
raetically new building: saerifice
*. ga 10 syssn Ju; s-ei73.
ing for Northern VirKiniA's fastest
growing garden tractor and lawn.
mower agency. Sales, service Ano
parts for Gravely Garden tractor
Jacobsen iawnmower Airen tiller
and Clinton chain saw. Vast fran
chise area, Owner needs workins
capital 10 expand oreration that
will double cross profits in one
years time Inspection invited
Call Mr.. COPP. Dunkirk OBESE OF
.,-a go.
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MOTELS FOR SALE--Advice and
consult ton by exclusive full-tlme
motel broke and travel speeial.st
offering recommendation on 1est
buys il motels and sites. JOE II.
THOMPSON, 232 Woodward BLDG.
jackson $1,000.
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Walker & Dunlop. Inc

Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
CO. 5-O2?2
WHITE OR COLORED--S12 Burns
St s.e.-9 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din.
rm., Kit. bath; rec. rm.; sarbaee
REAL ESTATE. LII. 4.48s@.
CoLOSED-PETwORTH-2- family
t aGIss " vac sTs' W. S ebss77sa'' en-
COLORED-II69 9th ST. Nj
Z rms. b. powder rm. LIST A., toilet
in bsmt h.-w h.. large yls.; newly
decorated desirable for adult fam
lily DE 2.56i6 To-
CoLoRED-Two LOVELY HOUSES
--Comnletely refrigerated; $50 per
mon.h. AID 4-3137.
COLORED-Sf7 18th ST. ST. -6.rm.
house avail. now. Only S6s 80. Call
C0L0lRED-25 K 81; N.E.-Larse,
newly redee 3-story-and.bsTnt.
NO Mr.. Nhu I'M His' M 2n' s.9saip.
col oRED=LUcLID AND CoLuM.
no 0" heat. ST. 8-ae55,
coLoREp--40a7 eth PL NE.
Micf gan Park; semidet brk.; 6
slI0.. JOSEPH z BRUNO INC.
900 II 81, NV, ST. ..j320.
ICOL0RLD = 1900 SPRING PL.
N.W.--oh 18th at. corner 2.story
''rick. y Ice. rms. and bath. . en-.
closed .. ctHs. full bsn :, auto.
heat. Sli5 rn. Call DI, 7-ff00
CoLoRED-8i3 PARK RID. NV
!lll mt. and encl md mr.. -orch
siot mo. TT. ..4lTi
T03 Mt Verne place 7w,--l0
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WESl EY HEIGHTS
SHEPHERD PIX. COLONIAL
~ w. 0E1CIVD 7 Elm %
co. 1888. - iii q

RITTENHOUSE ST.
Large detached tapestry brick
home located near Chevy Chase
Circle LIST floor: entrance hall. liv.
nm. sun room. dining rm and kit
End floor: = hedrms. and 2 baths and
. rms on 3rd floor. Attrac. rec. rm.
in bsmt. Gas heat: 2-car garage.
Call MP. DODGE. il.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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HERE 1T ISL

A 3-hedroom brick semidetached
rambler with NJ shed family room IN
Park shops, schoc and excellent bus
service. Only $4,000 asked and
terms 20 srit you can be arranged
Dial III. $4,000 nov for details.
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FAIRFAX, S20,500-Lovely antique
brick rambler ON over q acre; 8
twin-size bedrTns., . tiled baths,
Nv. rim. iirepl.. picture window,
separate din. rm.; cleo. kit. With
breakfast bar: English bsmt., rs
It. rec, room: Anchor-fenced rear
yard. fruit trees, garden. LUCILf z
COOK. JE. 2-3212; JE. 2-4664.
SEVEN CORNERS 3 BLOCKs-De-
lightful Colonial style home; Ice,
liv.. I'm. wLf-epl., sep. din. rm.,
equip. kit. has breakfast space: .
excel. size bedrms.; full bsmt.. Land
scaped corner lot. Priced a. $4,000.
You must see this soon! Call
METZLER. ia. $3.50 till 0 pm.
SHIRLEY HWY. = 2-bedrm. Drick
ranehette; huge 4lseo loan may be
assumed BY anyone with $3.50
Is-acre level lot. only q few biks
to bus and complete shopping;
= Minis: TO D. G.; exclusive listirg.
Z. z. STEFFEY. JE. 4-3447.
$1,000 DOWN TO NON-VETERANS
---3.bedrm. frame rambler on nice
level lot. Owner anxious to sell. Rea-
soneble terms, Act fast on this one.
YEONAS REALTY. IA. $1,000.
BRICK RAMBLER bedrms.. bsmt !.
rec. rm.. cleo. kit. 8 blks. from
elementary school. By oWNEP. Call
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716 OUAC iiss ST.

semiast brick e.. rms, 2ig
baths, lsInt. With rec rn' sas heat
s.!tscs as r Ee.,' Il E s.ssea' area u
wnLoudHDY RIAL ESTATE CO.
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ATTRACTIVE HOME. attraetively
PRICED; located il conv. Landover
Hills. Just on Rte. No. 50--Features
larse liv. rm., sep; din. rnn. 3
tiled: con. pletel: fenced 'aree lot:
priced for. quick sale at $50
with easily arranged financing
CAL ~ s pm. VA $4,000, ROB.
Fri S. DAVIS a CO.. INC.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS. S.3.25O
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FtRN. STORE. estab. is yTs.; 5000
"a IT: prewar rent; upper 7th st.;
good credit location; lease and tx
lures: very reasonable: stock op.
tional 1Itl 3-H646
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suiTLANp PARKWAY

Situated on nearly an acre with
lge. stream: q 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; . BATH. . flreplaces Gear
garage: oil heat: $o3.950: terms
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MAR Washington Golf and Country
Club-Long. loT-slunR rambler
expertly created Of cleaning Der
muda white" brick. Colorful eye
separate dining room. 3 twin bed i
rooms. Beautiful landscaped garden
completely fenced. FULL PRICE
REAL ESTATE sERvicE. INC.
2222 N. Glebe ION Lee hwy. Open
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HOLMES Run ACRES, BY OWNFR
--Ranoler: 3 bedrms.: att. car
port; flrepl.. garbage disposal. ex-
haust fan: auto. washer. range
refsr.; fenced I'd. patio. barbecue;
i2-acre lot: power mower: extra
storage: Sl4.3925: 81 $50 cash. No
agents. JE. 3-l905
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LANGLEY PARK. $4,000
VACANT. FLA APPROVED
HUGH l. PECK HE. 4-6400
LEWiSDAIE = TYR. -OLD Split
BATHs; sS6 / 5R Mo. OWNER WIIL
TAKE BACK End TRUST. MA
s:34S0. TU. 2-"1s1, AFTER 6. AMP
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4 BEDRMS. Blk.
Tan tapestry brk. in gorgeous Pc .
worth Wide concrete ~. pch:. .
1T. and rear yds.. beautifuiis iand
seaped: Hurry, don't let this one get
away from you.
Call Owner and Save
RE. 1881 UN. 4-3422
cor nnnn nrnnrrr1 A Az,
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0AKvIEW-Attraetjve Cape Cod, s
! rms, full bsmt.. stairway to un
finished upstairs; Near public arr
R RAJ 4ts4oo sch s1SSH y pS FIX Call
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l-bedrm. apt; sgle.
MIG Apt; 6, 1904 N. Pierce ST..
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MODERN 5-RM. Def. BRICK
: RECREATION RIM. EASY TERMS
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rOL ONTAL. CHARMING home, ftl
fireplace, separate iininS room
.Fell-planned Kitchen. side porch
bsmt storm windows and doors;
I, plceGE q tnsssn.:posytt s lon ,prlcss
GEORGIA ave. Ic i.fao0 iii n;30
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plan to be adopted. association
member Thomas Laney said the
Lewis proposal did not represent
orderly planning.
But Comdr. John r. Brasel
commended that "our city will
strange in its own concrete"
unless immediate action is taken.
He said existing real estate
values would be protected by the
plan.
II have yet to talk to a real
estate broker or investment
banker who favors this plan. "
Mr.. Laney answered. He said 1t
would be impossible, for ex-
ample, to construct a church
under the Lewis plan. without
providing for a parking area so
large as to be prohibitive.
1T is the necessity of pro-
tecting builders. bankers and
developers from their own greed
that makes this plan impera-
tive" Comdr. Brasel replied.
After this motion was mar
rowly defeated. Mr.. Laney moved
that a letter be presented at
public coming hearings later this
month to protest any further
commercial rezoning Of the HILL
crest area.
This was carried unanimously
by the association. which met al
st. Timothy's Episcopal Church
Alabama avenue and Suitlanc
road Sc.
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IHousebreukinqs
Brine Warming

Three recent housebreakings in
the neighborhood have stirred
citizens Of the Summit Park AS.
ISOLATION to urge that area resi-
dents take extra precautions be-
fore leaving their homes.
1t. Raymond j. James of No
II Police Precinct advised mem
bers last night to call police be.
fore leaving for the week end
Police patrols can then check
the vacant houses for possible
intruders.
1t. James also cautioned rest
dents not to leave notes TO the
milk man, closed blinds and
bullying mail boxes as invitations
TO burglars.
A resolution was passed COM
mending Capt. william T. Muir
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social conduct. told the opening
session that the working -clasS
youth always has been a problem
because society long has placed
him in an inferior Status-a pos
sition where he finds it impossible
to conduct his life in accordance
with the standards Of a predom-
inantly middle-class society.
But now. he added. the "haves"
are acting up.
Viewpoint Shortened
Formerly, he said, the middle.
class youth was insulated from
delinquency by the deferred
qualification pattern" a be-
havior code which demanded the
subordination OF present satisfac'
ton and fun for the sake o.
long-range pursuits.
"Such q system" the profes'
sor recalled. was not easily com
patible with horsing around. do
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ing whatever the gang did OF
other 'corner-boy' characteristics,
to say nothing Of outright de-
linquency." But the times have
changed.
Social changes, he declared
"are undermining the deferred
qualification pattern.
THE general effect Is to pro-
duce, In the eyes Of middle-class
children with middle-class am.
billions, a picture Of the world in
which the attainment Of theil
goals does not appear so con-
tingent upon what they do ir
their spare time" he said.
The delegates will form into
small working groups through.
out the conference to discuss The
many phases Of youth group be.
havior.
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ply of No. IL for police Coop
Grafton.
William p. Fallon, who was
not at the meeting, was elected
president of the association.
Other new officers are Mrs. Leila
Marshall. first vice president;
Howard Lorenzen. second vice
president: Mrs. Robert Kennedy,
secretary; Mrs. Akel Feriozi,
treasurer. and Robert Kennedy
and Mr.. Lorenzsen. delegates to
the Federation Of Citizens and
the Southeast Council.
Donald j. Mclaughlin. out
going president. conducted the
meeting in the Anne Beers
School. Thirty-sixth street and
Alabama avenue Sc.
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of criminology at the University
of Indiana, who was principal
speaker at the opening here last
night of a national conference
to study youth groups in con-
flict with the culture Of their
communities.
200 Attending
Some 200 delegates from across
the Nation are attending the
four-day meeting in the Raleigh
Hotel. Before they conclude on
Friday, they hope to study thor
oughly youth group behavior.
The conference is sponsored by
the Children'S Bureau of the De-
partment Of Health. Education
and Welfare in cooperation with
the National Association of So
cial Workers. the National Social
Welfare Assembly. and the
United Community Funds and
Councils Of America.
Prof. Cohen, an authority or
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HiIIcrest Unit Votes
Against Supporting
Lewis zoninu Plan

Champions and adversaries of
the Lewis coming plan clashed
last night at the Hillcrest Citi-
gems Association. as a motion to
back the plan was defeated by
Ia three-vote margin.
Protesting that Washington
would be dead as a convention
city within two years" were the
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Bill Would Require
Bicycle Registration

Representative Landlord,
Democrat Of Maryland, yesterday
introduced q bill providing for
the registration Of bicycles owned
in the District, as a means OF
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aiding police in the solution Of
stolen bikes.
The registration fee would be
nominal, amounting to so or rs
cents q vehicle.
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Rising Delinquency Seen
In Middle Class CHANCES

Todays youngsters opposed TO their fellow.
youths bracket becoming large
proportion Nations denouents because society longer
that they cannot reach their goals they're numbered
among the boys on the corner"
In a word, he is no longer insulated"
Such Of Albert NJ Cohen professor
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HELP-woMEN
WAITRESS AIDES


Immediate openings for colored
girls who qualify for these positions
Age IS to SO; height. 5 #. 4 TO 4
II. .; weight, lis to las. These
positions are permanent and offer
an excellent opportunity for good
income. paid vacation and sick
leave. Meals and uniforms furnished
No experience necessary. APPLY
HOT SHOPPES EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE. l341 @ st. N. W.. RIM. 200,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
BETWEEN & AM. AND 1870, AN
WOMAN. white. to run small furni.
ture store; hours. 10 to 3 daily
Call ME. S-57S1 between l and
4 pm.
WOMEN. colored. 1915. must have
neat appearance, guaranteed salary
excellent opportunity for advance
n1ent: Apply in person before noon
b36 Sth st. Sc.
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WOMEN'S
CLERK

Young woman, 1924, mini
mum high school grad. to
work as clerical assistant To
women's editor. Applicant
should be able to type we'll,
be genuinely interested in q
newspaper career. and WILL
ing to advance In the line
OF journalism. Apply per-
sonnet, RIM. 602. $40 am.
TO $40 I'm. weekdays: o
am. to noon. Saturday. No
phone calls.
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SINGERS WANTED
HELP DOMESTIC
CHAMBER MAID LAUNDRESS, col
ored, over 30; live in; S33 starting

lNhhNlDEh MAID LAUNDRESS, col
salary, EN-. s.i4s6. roo starting
COUPLE. responsible: live in; lovely
country place mr.. Wash. Good local
refs. Husband expert chauffeur
nouseman; wife exper coos- hskpr
Must have own car; $500 monthly
plus apt. md f.: TV. CO. 5-3957
or OIL. 2-721S. pa
G.H.W. AND COOK, colored: live in
or out: al sects. D. c., Va, Md
TO S35 ABBEY PERs, lOi7 K NV
HEAD ROOM MAID, white: persona
care Of |" rooms Supervision Of
two other white maids. and miscel-
laneous duties in connection with
operating 40 guest rooms. In large
air-eonditioned apt. bldg. IN NV
Washlneton: live or premises in
efiiciency apt. included as part OF
salary: may be married, permg
nent position for honest thoroughly
dependable and capable person,
Call EN-. 2-SS06 for appointment
for interview
BEST DOM. JOBS, Long Island
n, z. cooks. ghw, mothers
helper; age, 1880; fare adv, nc
reg fee MISS BURR1S, ME-. s.
2l90. Al ASSOC, 1917 18th st NV
MAID TO LIVE IN. must have good
reference. child care, ehw. and
plain cooking Thurs. of. $50 week
~ 5-ot52.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN -
Permanent home with colored fam
ny; care Tor children, g.h.w.. in
exchange for room, board and $40
week. RIA 3-33gl after $3.50 y. m
WOMAN, 1880, refined, to live in
gh;w. and laundry, child care. some
cooking; local refs req. OIL. 6-7a5i
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TYPISTS

We have several openings for fair
hut accurate typiSis Arc is to 40
BEGINNING salary is 50 900 per year
Tor 5-day, 40-hour week
IN confidential resume give full
particulars regarding PAST expert
ence schooling and age 70 BOX
3o3-B. Star.
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operator, high school
graduate Min. age rs. KNOWLEDGE OF
proportional spacing desirable, ex-
pericnce on Just0writer preferred
but not required We will train. Sal
AIRY commensurate with ability Send
resume to 20. Box 5a6S, Bethesda
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HELP-WoklEN
Credit Investigation
DEMONSTRATORS

Age 1885. 5-day wk.. $50 per wk,
No direct selling. Call MR.. LUTTES
between % pm. AID. 2-S436
DENTAL ASSISTANT, age $50.
4-day week: Georgetown ONCE. Cali
after 0:3U. FE. 3-lR4fl
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White, for nice Count, elevator
apt: building. Large .-bedroom apt.
local references. Write giving full
particulars TO Box 42S-B. Star.
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STORE
MANAGER

Outstanding opportunity TO man
age large new suburban women'S
and children's clothing store. Top
salary to right person Only those
fully experienced In complete man
agement Of fast-moving apparel op-
Grafton Iced apply. Contact X. ALT
MAN at once. LII 4-S5OO
TEACHERS. white; vacancies nov
being filled for Sept Contact US
immed. ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY d.
l34i @ st. NV
TYPIsT, white, under 90. in need
OF practice; must not smoke; large
once once near 10Th and II SITS, NV
hours. $50 TO B. half day Satur-
day permanent. start, 1880 a
year Phone Ma S-s96g
Young woman with some
experience. 5-day week. vacation
and benefits Apply 10 Mr. Hall.
WASHINGTON NEWS CO, Ii2I
9th st NV,
TYPIsT, statistical. exper., fast and
accurate; 5-day wk. eood working
cond,; $500 mo. MA. s-154u,
TfPIST, with some knowledge OF
bookkeeping. permanent position
6-day week. excellent opportunity
Apply IND q. 1922 Eye st NV
TfPIST. 70 work In wholesale liquor
Roctg once. billing customers in
voices: GOOD tipping ability required
5-oay ws salary $50. air-cond.
once FORMAN BROS. INC. 1880
Okie ST. ne. LA. 6-530O.
TYPIST under 40 knowledge OF
bookkeeping helpful. permanent
position in modern ONCE. pleasant
Apply MR. SHANNON. S12 WOOD
WARD BLDG.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.I
NE, BRICK. CEMENT

porches. steps, patioS,
all types of concrete work: newly
puilt or repaired. Ii. 6-77S3 or
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TO
EXECUTIVE

Executive in one of Washlnston's
Oldest and largest FIRMS needs thor
ouEhly qualified and experienced sec
retary. In addition 20 broad steno-
aphic duties. work includes I'M
lderstanding Of varied departmental
Q d corporate activities. will be
tealing with large number Of indi-
viduals within organization ard
outside Ability 10 work on own;
tact. understanding and diplomacy
important. S-day. 4n-hour VIZ Va
cation With gay and many desirable
company benefits Reply giving fun
details REGARDING previous expert
ence education, personal data and
present compensation, Box 457-Z.
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SALESLADY

For iewelry store in the = Corners
Wa shopping center; very pleas
ant surroundings. good salary. per
manent position WINTHROP. INC
Z Corners. Va.
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TYPIST, RECEPTIoNIsT for doc
tors ONCE Good staring salary.
! lO-hour week experienced. Age
1888. Phone RI 1-3ilS between
am ana nm
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HELP MEN 6 WOMEN Cont. J

REAL ESTATE Statesmen t2). part
time or full time, full time pre-
ferred, for our Alexandra once
We are the largest real estate bro
kers in the Metropolitan Area.
Write Box 46-c, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN OR
WOMAN. fun or part time: exper.
not a prime requisite; reliability
and diligence are keys to success.
Aggressive young company Cali
Tor apt, 10. 5-36SS, Mr.. Dennis,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, 1902
Viers Mil I'd, Wheaton, Md,
SINGERS WANTED
All voices, for paid Protestant
choir IN Silver Spring. One service
and one rehearsal weekly State APP
lproximate age, experience and SAL
airy expected Box 1857. Star.
WINDOW TRIMMER, some expert
enee needed Apply al r. e. w.
GRAND STORE. 9TH and D SITS. n ".
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TYPIST

For rental ONCE Of garden type apt
ARe about rs. Accustomed to meet,
ine public. Arlington, Va. Box 800
B. Star.
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FLOORS. laid. sanded and finished;
iinoienm and asphalt tile Installed.
WA. 1-Al31. ayne WI EOO~
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1101 PA. AVE. NV.

YOUNG WOMEN, 1888. to work in
our Silver Spring store. interior
decorating exper desired and good
knowledge OF retail selling Call
Mr.. Robinson. ST. 3-S5S5 for in
teryiew. UNION WALLPAPER a.
PAINT co.
Observation-Disclosures PARK
Choose your hrs. for part-tlme
work. No exper. needed. d. T.
5253. 9-l.
AVON OFFERS You an excellent
opport. to earn S30-S4O part time
Wkly: your neigh5orhood or Office.
DI 7-022l
POSITION for refined
pleasant lady. who can assume re-
sponsibility; unusual opportunity
for advancement. S3,400 yearly.
Box. 293-B. Star
Medical laboratory tech
nician for work in small hospital.
For details. write SUPP. CITY
HOSPITAL, Martinsburg, w. Va.
II YOU WANT A SELECT POSI-
lion" with ton paw. opportunity,
visit only BOYD EMPLOYMENT
CENTER, est. AZ yrs. so new
openings DAILY. all kinds. Cor.
18th and 9 NV INA. s-234Ol.
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$50 OR MORE PER WK.

5-day week liberal vacation and
other benefits. free decentralization.
new conditioned building varied
interesting duties recurring good
business background. shorthand.
typing. some bookkeeping training or
experience, age 92-32. call RE. T.
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