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Contributors to YIN
Camp Fund

Organizations and individuals
contributed a total of 81 POP to
the summer program of the Geo.
Washington Carver YMCA. This
money was used to help needy
and worthy youngsters attend
day and residence camps.
The following persons and or
CARNATIONS made contributions to
the YMCA:
Mrs. N. c. Bennett, Mrs. w. ].
Dobkin, Miss Helen Dorset, Mrs.
Ethel S. Felts, William Kimbro,
Sam Rabin (Sir John HoteD.
Dade County Civic Improve
ment Association, Lend q Hand,
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Pepsi
Cola Co., Richmond Heights Wo-
mems Club, Royal 2Vs Women's
Club, Sphinx Civic Club, Florida
Department of Public Welfare
Broward County, Victory Lodge
No. 1874 BRCA.
The following contributions
were made through the Bonded
Collection Agency:
Wade Atkins, William w. Ba-
ker, J. H. Durr, ]. Ollie EdmundS,
]. r. Evans, Mrs. Marie Larkin,
Ben Markowitz, Frieda Markowitz,
Drs. Green and Marks, Harry Or
leans, Samuel Resnick, Henry
Seitlin, George I. Spinks, w. Ce-
Gil Watson, Markell Industries, Ce-
Gil B. Price Trust, Margaret Price
Trust, Rose Garden Apartments.
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head counselor-riflery, Jefford
Smith, counselor-archery, Vernell
Ross; councelor-boating, Airing
ton Dean; counselor-crafts, James
Marlin; counselor-riflery-public-
ity, Stanley Sweeting; life guard
Jr. counselor, Arlington Dean;
life guard-Jr. counselor; Tyronne
Watts; Jr. counselor-crafts, Robert
Young; Jr. counselor, George At
well; Jr. counselor, Louis Wallace.
Rev. Edward T. Graham, chair
man committee of management.
Mrs. Susan Harris, chairman of
camp committee; Moses L. Perry,
executive secretary; Fleet Haw-
kins, camp director; Mrs. Eurin
dietician.
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YMCA Campers
Return Home

most respected spot on the huge
grounds - were conducted by the
director of worship.
There were no casualties nor
serious injuries for Nurse Bessie
Brunt, but she was always there
at her post "just in case" T h e
kids neglected her professionally
but she still watched over them.
And what she missed in medical
treatments Nurse Brunt made up
for 1t in hospitality.
The Junior Counselors did a
tremendous job of keeping dis
cipline and assisting during all
hours of activity. Camp coopera-
ton was there, too, plenty of 1t.
Fleet Hawkins, camp director,
must have felt proud as he
watched camp proceedings carried
out in naSterful fashion.
The "Y" World Service pro-
gram Wednesday evening was full
of drama and educational forti-
tude. The brief dramatization of
foreign need was ably portrayed
by Robert and Henry Young, Nor
ris Boze, Arvis Bethel, Thedford
Johnson, Willie Lawrence, Willie
Johnson, Worry Moon and Edward
Carter. Pledges and contributions
totaIng $40.14. was donated by
the group to world service. These
nine youngsters Illustrated with
lighted candles while reading in
formative scripts, the spirit of SER
vice to the world.
Eight cabins, an administration
building, multiple bath house
and a -recently-built infirunary
housed and serviced the over 100
summer visiting tourists" These
tourists were kids - just kids -
kids who have been "tourist-ing"
here for the past four summers.
To those who have camped
there before, Lake Placid, as it is
today, appears virtually the same.
But after a three-hour road hike
there by auto from Miami, this
reporter, who has never been
there before, has gathered several
first impressions" which he is
passing on to you.
This group that left the YMCA
Youth Center the morning of
Aug. 10, just one short week ago.
lncllded two varieties of campers
= contribution and scholarship
but all happy kids; some getting
their first experience of away
Trombone campus life.
From the very first day of &C
tivity, the staff of male and fe-
male counselors went to work.
Led by dynamic Moses Perry, ex-
ecutive secretary of Carver
Branch, this staff of trained Chris
tian leadership saw to it that
your kids" enjoyed every COM
fort, every care every diversion
Of home.
Residence Staff: Program di-
rector, Franklin Ross; waterfront
director, Phillip Dixon; director of
worship, Rev. Edward T. Ora
ham; physical director, Joe Ker-
shaw; nurse, Mrs. Bessie Brunt:
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FAMU STUDENTS
NEED $16O TO
REGISTER

Fla. AIM University officials
anticipate an increase in enroll
ment this year which will top last
years record enrolment of 1888.
Tuition this year will be SIS
per semester. Room rent will be
$3.50 $35 for food In the cafe
terra and about So per month for
laundry.
Students should have at least
$3.50 when they arrive on the
campus inaSmuch as dormitory
and cafeteria fees must be paid
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Softball Teams
Gets Uniforms
From Khan

NASHVILLE - (CNS) - EN-
ph-tically stating that although
the Ku Klux Khan bought their
annual uniforms and equipment,
they are not Khan members, 1.-THE
Knights" a softball team, was en-
tered in the annual state tourna-
ment with IA other teams, all
white. Several teams quit the
league nather than play against a
Klan-Sponsored team.
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a month and half Ia advance.
In addition q 81 general proper
ties deposit, returnable at the end
of the year will be collected. Male
students in the ROTC program will
also have a deposit $26 for una-
forms and equipment.
All freshmen and sophomores
must live on campus, except with
special approval from the dean Of
students.
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kindergarten
Opens Sept. 3

Registration for St. James Anne
Church Kindergarten begins Aug.
u, from 5 to Z pm. and continues
through Aug. 80. Glasses will be-
gin Sept. 3.
For information regarding reg
iStration call NE 5-3614, PL
7-4707 or NE 5-3079.
.S2S
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FURNITURE-Colonial maple sofa
bed plus matching armchair and
platform rocker, cofiee and 2 step
iron elass-top dinette table. 4
matching chairs with white plastic
seats, S35. Call after 5 pm. ia.
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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
% hr., permanent l-girl ONCE
For appt.. Ma. 5000.
SECRETARY for doctors once s.
DAY week. Previous exp. preferred
Call AID 4-0l04.
SECRETARY. law firm, LEGAL ex-
perienee not required. between IS
and As shorthand necessary; SIS
week. Ma. s-00s0
SECRETARY. to director of Lam.
GUAGE LABORATORIES INC. Re-
cent high school or business school
graduate acceptable. Box 35l-E
SECRETARY. exper., for construc-
tion and real estate. once located
College PIX. area. Write stating
quahneattons, salary desired. age
sECRETARY-Typins. some short
hand and varied clerical duties
- so CNN-Obs
SECRETARY - Excellent WORKING
conditions and benefits. 5-day wk
s30-4 80. Ma. s-1140, Mr.. Fisher
SECRETARY. TO executive. opport
70 learn publications. 500 ABBEY
PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
SECRETARY. bilinsual. French and
English. One capable OF speaking
and tipping both LANGUAGES EN-
SECRETARY. rapid. accurate typing
Security clearance desirable Air
conditioned ONCE. s30-i 80. hve
days. ia. g-63i5
SECRETARY. law once: rapid short
hand and tipping required: = 70
$50. alternating Saturday morn
lnss: start $50 Ma. s-4346.
SECRETARY. downtown. air-cond
Write Box 330-G. Star
gTCRETARV Fov nar-an.nt ,o.ttto,,.
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FURNITURE

Every ale must nave a reason.
ours is. We have 4-story ware
nouse stocked full OF merchandise
and we want to tell you-you can't
for. like condition products. We nave
used steel legal file drawers, 81 80.
i-drawer steA letter MES, $ly.95.
rehnished WALNUT desks, $50, plus
hundreds OF other used items. ali
clean merchandise ana priceo iairiy
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MARIO FURNITURE co.

1875 18th ST. NV. DE. 2-4747
FURN. -Bedrm. and dinette set ana
misc. items. Very reas. Call IA.
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HELP-W0MEn
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR,

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, 35-
hour week is Just one Of the many
specific benefits waiting for an ex-
perienced PIX operator at one OF
the country's leading furniture
stores. Apply in person and see
Mr.. Corbett. VIM. E. MILLER. Sth
and Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
TEACHERS, white, starting salaries
$35Q-S42u mo-, maximum to $500.
Public and private. ADAMS TEACH
Frs AGENCY. 1341 @ st. NV.
TEACHER OF TYPEWRITING, part
time schedule for morning summer
classes. Preference given TO young
woman, college graduate. expert
Telephone STRAYER COLLEGE, Ma.
S-l14S. ask for Mr.. Purvis or Mr.
Dixon.
TEACHERS
am looking for a particular type
Of teacher. one who wishes to par
ticipate in dlgnifled ethical selling
with an unlimited future: you must
amount az %o 81 time and learn ths Setas
of my expanding organization: II
can find this teacher. can place you
where you can earn 81 900 per mo.
during the summer and an occupa-
tion that can be continued into the
winter mos. on q part-time basis.
ROBERT c. BUFFKIN, NE. S-1144.
TYPIST. exper. not necessary. but
must be OF aboye-average ability;
prefer YOUNG :. lady lady. who Is inter
wS.. air-cond' ONCE. Apply in
person, Suite 41e. Ring Bide,. 1900
18th st. NV.
TYPIST. exper., learn diversified
duties. cashier, etc; steady empl.
FREED OPTICAL OFFICE. 727 eth
street n.w.a
WAITRESS. white. in dining rm.:
good working conds.,. paid vacation
and sick leave. Call To. 2-9300
for appt
old. dependable and neat. Apply
in person. SAVANNAH RESTAU-
RANT. 1888 Savannah st. sc.
WAITRESS. part time: 5 to 8 pm
Expcr, Apply KUSHNER's SEA
FOOD 1928 Piney Branch I'd.
WAITRESS. white, opportunity for
long employment. night work, sal
NJ ST. NV, FEE. 3-5955
top salary, good tips.
Apply in person only after u pm.
BOB WHITES RESTAURANT 3lB
Pennsylvania ave. sc.
WAITRESS. white. must be fast and
experienced; for dinner hours. 6-lO
pm. Apply ROMA RESTAURANT,
34l9 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white. exper.. evening
work Apply SIS pm. HARVARD
GRILL. $50 l4th st. NV.
-CHAMBERMAID. white
Excellent references required. Per-
manent position. Summer at sea-
shore Wages, 5000 month. Call
DU 7-5SS5.
WHITE. full or part
time; Sunday work: must be neat
and courteous. Apply in person.
AVIGNONE FRERES, 1877 CO.
lumbia I'd. NV. CO. 5-7275.
e; white Mont s,s SOq .nJ
dim dinner shifts o both open; p Gsll
TAURANT, Bethesda. OIL. $4,000.
day and night shifts:
only neat. experienced girls need
apply. Sundays of: good tips,
sAxoNY RESTAURANT. 907 Pa
ave. NV. --
WAITRESS
Must be experienced and COM
,etent. Excellent earnings WAKE
FIELD RESTAURANT, l343 Conn
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Students fwhltel; who formerly
worked with our company. found our
premium pfosram very acceptable 10
Young mothers Earnings averaged
81 30 pet hour, + hours daily Come
IN and 'et Us prove these state.
ments 40i New York ave, NV,
Suite o24.
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Cash REGISTER, National; like
R ssT CAMPBELL e5AaSfTsi Iln pRu Y sfoEs
1870 l4th st. NV. RIA. 3-77O0.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, PAINT
ING. repairs; free estimates; terms
WOODBRIc a STONE, OIL. 6-8S06
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK, pat
los, garages. additions. Call AID
1880 or CO. 6-O469.
BRICKwORK-Lieensed insured. u
do brick. stone work in D G Va
Md, A. FAGNANl, 10. 2-t094
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING; al
work guaranteed IA, S-iSi2.
CARPENTRY. recr. rooms. attics
porches, remodelinR and small Jobs
Free estimates. UN. 4-lsb6
CARPENTRY TRY JACK HERTZ
for pract remodeline, home impvt
Fixtures store flxing. HU a-G1S6
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING; gen
eral remodeiing. by expert. 10. Z
50i5, or 10. 7-30i7.
CARPENTRY PAINTING; remodel.
ing small ,obs, .,peciaity Free
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING all
work guaranteed ia s-lSi2
ELEtTRICAL INSTALLATIONS and
maintenance bv licensed. bonded
hnancine avail. and o4-hr. emer-
gency service. tn. 2.alll.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS :
Driers, ranges air cond, complete
WIRING, rec rooms, additions free
est. lie and bonded Ju. 7-Sl57
FLAGsTONE. BRICK. Gem EMIT
work, patioS, walks, porches walls
p. MARcUcclo, 20 2-a5Ss
FLOOR wORK--sandinV and m.
tsed c. G. DEAToN. Rk. e.sSSs
FLOOR SANDING FIN. &c SO. H.
old floors l0c and up Painting
inter. and exter. LII. 4-O07b. IL
FUR PEsTYLIN0--Let us transform
your outdated garment into the
latest fashion for ~ low as sos
factory on premises: free storage
free pickup Call BASK1N FURs.
cor eth ana q ats. NV. Ma
GAS RANGES repaired. recondi.
TONED guaranteed and sold. parts
N. i.00f6.
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HELP-WoMEN

CLERK-TYPIsT, interesting posi-
ton in public health work; salary.
S2,74O TO 5000 per annum.
hours to 5. 5-day work week.
Apply CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
PERSONNEL. DEPT, 405 Cameron
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING 10 Seattle 18th. take or
.. share expense. TE. 6-02O4
WANT To TRAVEL? Dread drivinE7
Reliable. congenlal lady will drive
your car any distance you want
to go Information and references
Box 320.O, Star.
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FURNITURE
CLOSE-OUTS

ALL NEW FLOOR sAMPLE Is
SLIGHTLY MARRIED WAREHOUSE
STOCK ODDS AND ENDS. DlScON
TlNUED ITEMS.
GROUP OF TABLE LAMPS
- .95: modern emo tables, IS ca
Mathes cooler fan. $40. mahog
lamp tables. 80 %; lined oak din
ing server, $40; modern Nv. rm
chairs, S.4 aj cherry Colonial
mirror, Sia.9b. mahog. dining
chairs, S7.95 wrought iron foam
divan, S7a95i . ebonized chairs to
dlnette set. $50 ab; twin-size Holly,
wood beds. $40 a5: twin-Size coil
springs. .Sl2.e5 twin-size inner
HOLLYWOOD beds. S4a.95; twin maple
or mahoe. poster beds, 1913;
Porta cribs, S19.a5 complete.
3 large floors crammed with ex-
cellent values Come In and
browse. Budget terms.
open Fri. and Mon NIGHTS
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WASHERS

Al Types. Al prices. Also motors.
S8l5 Selway lane. 8. g.. Ju. 6-27s0.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy, SEMI
auto, spin rinse and dry $50.
OIL. 4-0l63.
WASHING MACHINES. used, rebuilt:
guaranteed; all kinds; Sly.96 up.
ACME STOVE CO. l0l1 9TH NV.
WELDERs-New and used LlNcoLNS
f 1ENp sale s,, or rent rent. ,6 GARLBEcK 4
ST.. Baltimore MU. b-S5i1
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Experienced, for 5O-apt. project Il
Sc. Washington. Write. giving full
details. TO Box 317-G. Star.
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HELP-p0


CHILD CARE. "a hrs: 9 children, 9
and 4 yrs. 10. 2-09O5 after 8 .. m
CHILD CARE. Rh.w., occas. cooking,
live in; 51s days. $50. VIII. 6-3444
COOk-HOUSEKEEPER for summer
residence with opportunity for per-
manent employment in WASHINGTON
residence. Must be good cook with
serving experience and suitable
character references. Pay scale
average or better. depending on
background. Call Elk. 3-2552. wk-
days.
COOK. experienced. white. for in
stitution. Permanent position for
reliable person. 10. 5-229l.
COOK G.H.W., GA days: top salary
TO experienced person with recent
local references. EN-. 2-S703.
G.H.W., child care: fond Of children
3 days q week; $35. Call MRS.
SMITH. CO 5-563S. Ia
G.H.W., PLAIN COOK, colored: live
in must be experienced and have
good refs. JU. 5-309l.
HOUSEKEEPER. under so; live in
: In family. must have had 5 yrs.
domestic employment. Beaut. quar-
Salary ssls nt ssOd nOu 81. s sssay week
-
MAID, for 2 days q week: good APP
pearanee and references. ia
9-S94S
MAID, colored. settled: g.h.w. and
plain cook: fond of children: live
in; refs. Wo. 6-1466.
WOMAN wanted to care for infant
and general housework; live In.
Call XII. 9-S094.
WOMAN, to live in, Bethesda area /:
general housework and cooking
good with children. Call OIL 4
666R
MARRIED COUPLE
White. to live in. wife to cook for
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FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators.
sod cutters, roller. etc RENTAL
TOOL a. EQUIP. CO, Ju. 5-5O40.
RENTALS, CUB TRACTORS mowers,
tillers. chain saws. ladders, drills,
etc. MALONEY'S, INC, Slo6 Geor-
STA ave, Silver Spring.
UNITED RENTAIS--we rent most
anything: power tools, polishers,
hospital beds, roiotillerS hedge
clippers, etc, ia. 5-3026. Ju.
a-3H36
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Attractive position In downtown
bank for competent young lady;
trust dept experience preferred but
not essential. 5-day week. employe
dement's. Apply In person NUN
sEY TRUST CO. 1929 z St. NV
sECY. Seeking Fine Home. Excel
Meals Plus sl00-S125 Mo Few
Day Hrs. Ewes, Wk Ends write
Full Bus. Exper. Names Dates
Are Marital Status Box 5-H, Star
SECY.. law once legal expcr. not
nee, wyatt BLDG, 500 ABBEY
PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye NV
sECY. to pres OF ms org, dntwn
excel. opport 10 500 ABBEY
PERSONNEL. 1898 Eve NV
SECYs.. STENOs.. BKKPRS.. tvpists
PIX oprs.. ofc mach oprS ATLAS
AGcY., 1920 N Y ave NV
SHIRT OPERATOR. experienced.
Prosperity automatic OIL 4-5OOO.
7e0s Georgetown I'd, Bethesda
Md Apply ready for work Mon
day morning
sTENOGRAPHER. aptitude for ne.
ures: 35-hr week salary open
Pleasant air-eond once, For APP
pointment. call IL. 3-l42s
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. fol
general contractors once. neat
appearance, age 25-3h, good sal
airy perm. position. Df. 7-s207
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
(cONTiNuED)

PAINTING. PAPERING. plaster re
pairinRs a. sanding. refnod.; FHA
terms. After z pm. ia. S-079O
PAINTING. wall paper removed
floors cleaned and waxed. Window,
washed. Prices reas. Ii. 4-2055.
PAINTING, lowest rates in town: bes
OF refs; white mech; free estS
Day. D1. 7-2943: ewes. DE. 2-662S
PAINTING. quality work do owr
work; sensible rates 10. 7-7314
PAINTING, rooms. apis, etc: free
estimates. Reas. MAEDEL, AID
81 l23. l3e
PAINTING. PAPERING. interior
exterior. FILA loans avail. For esti.
mates call JU. BATH.
PAINTING. PAPERING, floors; in.
terror and exterior: guar work,
best prices. free est, HA. 2-9l5l
PAINTING, exter., LIST class work
material. Do own work 2 brothers
white. Refs. ia. 2-173l.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
quality work guaranteed. For esti.
mate. call MR.. LEWIS, JU. 9-7772
PAINTING, interior and exterior
free estimates; white; Ii. 4-3EsS
PAINTING, interior and exterior
carpentry and general repair. ia
PAINTING, PAPERINGi first-class
Mr.. PoAf. RA. a-be43. II:
PAPER HANGER, specializing in pvt
homes: work done by self. Call
ia. 9-s933. or HA 2-SlSl for est
PAPERING. ST. rm up. this week
only: so sunfast, washable papers
JU $1,000. RIA 6-2Ss4
PLASTERING REPAIRS, also new
ceilings and partitions. recreation
4.SoS5; VII. 'S.ssiiS. small ~
PLAsTERING REPAIRS: old or new
work, lge. or SIN. lob, Reas. white
mech. Free estima.. JU9-4154.
PLUMBING. HEATING. low prices.
work only. MR. LEE. HA 7-7i2s
PLUMBING AND HEATING iobbing
and real estate our speciality: "a
hour service. RE. 7-3742. DI
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repairs
and .remodelinR Of ell types Rea-
sonable rates SAMUEL c. BOYD.
INC. RIA 3-7443
ROOF REPAIR AND PAINTING
Very reas. rates. guar. work. Day.
DI. 7-2943; ewes. DE. 2-652S.
ROOFING. new work repairs. gut
tiers. spout: carpentry: pant A. o
THOMAS. sP 3-6068; WA. liza
ROOFlNG-All types OF repairs
metal roofs painted. cutters. spouts
M. J. PATKUS. 10. 4-6775.
ROOFING SERVICE. RA. S-7443
to ali types Of roofs. residential
commercial; gutterin9. spouting
Established over % years.
STONE: BLACKSTONE. CEMENT.
WORK. retaining walls. patios,
steps. porches, etc. Free est. call
JERRY PELUZzO. mgr. LU 1-4756
TILE WORK EXPERT. specializing
in repairs. remodeling; free esti-
mate. Call any time. RIA. 6-4972
TRASH REMOVED
Yds. Bsmts Cleaned Free Estimates
WALKER TRASH CO, Re. 3-2s02
WILL BUILD barbecue pits. brick
walls and additions. Call Ii. 8.
Ist-CLASS PAINTING. interior and
exterior Call FRANCIS HEDGER
All white mechanics. JU. 9-5683
SMALL PAINT and repair Jobs
nsatly, done; also general cleaning
LU 1-205l.
5-DAY CARPET CLEANING sPE-
CIAl-Wall-to-wall. wool SC per
SO. r.: rayon and cotton &c T
50 II. PEARL CARPET CO., WA
T-5bO4 or UN 4-3412
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COLLEGE STUDENTS

TUTOR wanted for Instruction Il
Algebra either in All area o.
old boy Please call KE. R.b2Ia.
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HELP-WoMEN

PIX OPERAT0R-Some bookkeeping
5lz day wk. For interview call
ME. S-02S1, MAzO-LERCH CO.
pRX-CTEPK-TYpTCT
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DIETICIAN

Therapeutic, experienced in diet
planning: 300-bed private hospital;
good medical service, sound per-
sonnet policies, standard employe
benefits. See chief dietician. DOC
DORIS HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye ST. NV
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HELP-MEM AND WOMEN
tcoNrlkUEol

SIX sALEsPEoPLE. interested in
selling real estate in nearby Vir-
ginia area; unlimited possibilities
CALL MR.. REYNOLDS
JE. 2-6498
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SALAD COUNTER
WOMAN

White; 40-hour week. Good
starting salary. Apply MR..
JONES, Cafeteria, Suburban
Trust Company, 64s5 New
Hampshire ave-, in person.
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~ sas M Of sas Duf III s'f SlS S'Hi s9s
NV. AID, 1896. 10 a.m.-l0 pm.
TV Pic. Tubes. New ST in.
Install. FREE suar. 8 yrs alum.
coat: DUPONT. 1915 nth NV. AID.
1866, 10 a,m.-lO pm. daily, Sun.
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FURNITURE SALE
GRAND OPENING
OPEN FRI.-SAT.- SUN.
UNTIL 6
Most Items "a Price

WE SPECIALIZE IN FACTORY
FLOOR SAMPLFS
AND BANKRUPT MERCHANDISE .
ALL NEW.
Bedroom. living room, dining rot n
and accessories.
$500 Bedroom Suites---$169
$500 Dining RIM. Suites, $50
1925 Dining RIM. Suites, ITS
$500 Living RIM. Suites l39
1895 3-Pc. Sectional - 1875
$425 3-Pc. Living Rm.
suites ----- 2lO
MANY OTHERS
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Trust Company, 6495 New
Hampshire ave-, in person
SALES CLERK: for small retail or
SANITATION, pleasant work. full time
good salary; Bethesda area. OIL 2
1873,
SALES CLERK CASHIER, for down.
eSeei o salary ssofe NE & PsTt ,' g
DRUGS. 400 K st. NV.
SALESGIRL. white, tall. S It. : OF
over: part-time work in speciality
shop TUESDAYS and Fridays; ST
an hour. DI. 7-1yS7.
SALESGIRL, experienced. for retail
bake shop. Apply in person. SHERI-
DAN BAKERY, 62O6 Ca. ave. NV
SALEsGIRL, experienced. for retail
KANNs bEPf. STORE ''''
SALESLADIES for smart dress shop
Must be experienced; full time anc
OGENS, S55i Fenton st., Silver
Spring. Md.
sALEsLADIEs: selling costume lew
elry and gifts: excellent salary;
TRoVE. 1905 q ST NV.
SALESLADY
For our ladies' dept; good earnings:
full or part time, companytbenefits
Amply Mr.. PasSero. 3rd a. BOND
CLOTHES. 1885 P NV.
SALESWOMEN. part time. exper !;
for flne sportswear shop, Conn. ave
CASUAL CORNER. EN- 2-2640.
SEAMSTRESSES Handicapped
women with at least I yr. exper. in
alterations dressmaking. garment
repair or factory work. Ability TO
use power machine. Amply 1879
Goth st NV, Mon. through Fri
q am to 2 DIM
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SEAMSTRESS. to work in
Silver Spring dress shop.
Good salary, pleasant work
Ing conditions. Apply in
person KLEIN'S Jr. Miss
Shop. Sh55 Fenton st. Silver
Spring. Nd.