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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
81 Farm Families
Get FFBL Booklets

Farming for Better Living prof.
Get books for 1857 were delivered
last week to those 81 farm families
who have already enrolled in the
Farming for Better Living program
in Garrett County, l.. Bush SwiSher,
Farming for Better Living prof.
Get director, announced.
IF you wish to receive ono of
these books" Swisher said, and
arc engaged in farming. see your
county agent, John II. Carter, or
write me in care of the Mononga-
hcla Power company, at Morgan
town"
The new Farming for Better Liv-
ing book outlines a short course i'll
farming and gives those practices
recommended by the Extension
Service and the Agricultural EX-
pertinent Station at West Virginia
university. The book also provides
record for the farm family to
list its own activities in farming
and home making. a book for each
family enrolled will be completed
aud. returned 10 tho Farming for
Better Living Council next Octo-
Der, Swisher said, so that judges
may select a county winner in each
county.
While the enrolment period will
not end until the end of March,
Swisher urges all interested fami-
lies to enroll at once.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Change In Services

a change in services in the Gar
rctt County Episcopal Diocesan
missions was announced by Rev.
Henry Howard
Services have been cancelled at
Our Fathers House at Altamont
until May Is. Services at Deer Park
include family service and church
school at 10 a. M, with evening
prayer at 7:30 p. m. Swanton serv-
ices remain the same, he said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
To Address Rotary

Rudolph A. brennan, director of
the Maryland Aviation commission,
will be tho speaker at the weekly
meeting Of the Oakland Rotary
club at the William-Jamcs hotel on
Friday evening at 6:15
Mr. brennan will discuss the pos
sibility of obtaining an air strip in
this county
The program is in charge of Alva
G. Gortner. head of the program
committee for this month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Oakland Council
Approves Daylight
Saving Time

A motion that Oakland adopt
daylight saving time beginning
Sunday, April %, was unanimously
adopted by the Mayor and Town
Council of Oakland at a regular
meeting Monday evening in the
City Hall. The motion was made by
DR.. E. L. Baumgartner and sec
onded by Carroll E. Miller.
Just how many other towns of
the county would follow suit was
not known at this time The county
offices will be prohibited from
adopting daylight saving time,
since this question appeared on
the general election ballot last No
vember and was defeated by a vote
of 1912 to 1850
The five precincts of Oakland
favored daylight time 927 to 564.
Grantsville's two precincts favored
daylight time 376 to 1853. Accident
favored it slightly. Communities
voting against daylight time in
Guided Friendsville, Swanton,
Bloomington, Sang Run, Deer Park,
Bittinger. Kitzmiller, VindeX, Crel-
lin, Avilton and Mt. Lake Park,
and the maiorities were enough to
overcome the results in Oakland
and Grantsville.
In more recent municipal cleo
ton in FriendSville, the citizens of
that town reversed their November
opinion and voted to adopt daylight
time this year.
Other Council Business
Receipts were listed at $4,6S2.72
for February with $67220 from
water, $16027 from taxes and So
85025 from miscellaneous. Among
the miscellaneous receipts were
S52S.97 from state race tracks and
S556,93 from parking meters. Dis
bursements totaled $5,32219 in
Guiding $500 for council salaries
and S775 for police protection. The
city shows a balance in the bank
of S9,25O74.
The Oakland Country club gave
written notice that it desired to eX-
ercise its option to renew the lease
on The Oakland Country club for a
five-year term.
Sunday movie tax amounted TO
| $3.50. Several letters were received
expressing the excellent service
which Carlton Hinebaugh has rem
dered as garbage collector during
the past year, with some fifty names
attached.
A permit was granted to Victor
W. Pritts to construct a brick
dwelling on the corner of 8th and
High streets. at an approximate
cost of $4,000.
The council authorized the pur-
chase of 50 new parking meters to
replace so used ones, at a cost of
$3.50 each less $3.50 allowance
on each used machine, or a total
cost of $500 for the 50 machines.
Delivery was expected within 80
days
Dr. II. r. Gibson was before the
council seeking information about
Installation of fluoridation in the
town water system. A resolution
favoring such installation was APP
proved by council last March At
that time the water superintendent
intimatcd that present machinery
was not adequate to distribute the
small amount needed. The council
instructed the clerk to write TO
the State Health department re-
guessing an engineer to appear at
the next meeting on April s.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07

COMPLETES ALL COALS-Carolyn Spoeren nd Malone
of the Monte Vista All club members,
that all of the club completed
national Al club the Monte public meeting
Sunday afternoon the Methodist Fellowship hall Oakland
parents of the twenty-five members In the picture ef
this Mace president this Miss Spoeen
member and Nancy White president last all
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81. Choleric A. Confine
2. Nettle B. Sally
3. Quip c. Affecting
4. Circum- D. Proportional
scribe
5. Poignant E. Halo
6. Muse F. Splenetic
z. Common G. Benevolent
surate
8. Nimbus H. Aggravate
8. Benign l. Illuminate
10. Intensity ]. Provoke
Answers
IF; 2-J: BIB; "A; sc; 6-I;
I'D; BE; &c; 10Th.
Score 10 for each correct an
swer-100 is excellent; 80, su-
perior; 70 or 80. fair. If you score
below 70. better look up the
words you missed in your die
tionary.
released by the Bell Syndicate. Ine.)
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WORD GAME
Find Al or more words in
RATCHET

meaning, "a pawl for holding 9
ratch." Average is 38; tint
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules OF the game. /. Words must b
OF four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition o
IS" such as bats" cars. are not used
3 Only one form OF a word Is used. 4
Proper names are not used
Answer 10 CATHOLIC
calico, cacti, catch. chaotic chic, chit
chat cloth, clot, GAL. coat, colt. collie
coil, cola. coca, coach, aiteh, tale, tail
toll, halt halo. nail, hilt. oath. otto laic
lath, latch, Tactic, 18th. loath, loaeh. loci
iota. itch
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FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

ASSISTANTS: Shortly after
the end Of World War l, Fiorello
La Guardia ran for Congress
from a Manhattan district. He
opened a modest headquarters
and prepared his one man cam
Ipaign with characteristic vigor
The neighborhood housewives
who recalled his previous battles,
were all in his corner. They were
more than willing to help.
They had their own ideas
however, on the campaign. They
decided it would be best If they
made the speeches and rang the
doorbells. They did not give La
Guardia q chance to protest.
Every morning they woulc
march into his headquarter.
deposit their children with him
and then go about the business
of electioneering.
La Guardia, alone with a score
OF kids, would spend his time
reading stories to them or anus.
ing them with tricks. The
strategy paid of. for he won the
election hands down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26
Why We Soy

PIECES OF EIGHT: This
slang expression means Is cents
in American money. 1t came to
us from the West Indies. where
they used Spanish dollars talso
called pieces of eight. Dollars
there were cut into eight parts
or bits" each worth 12Ha cents
In exchange,for American money
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OUR PRESIDENTS
By HONORE M. CATUDAL

Liberty and Union, now
and forever, -" were the
closing words of one of the most
famous speeches ever made in
the Senate. 127 years ago today
Can you (a) supply the three
missing words, (b) identify the
speaker and (c) name the mar
who was in the White House al
that time?
Pin Washington, So years
ago today, the President at
tended the wedding . of Capt
John j. Pershing to Heller
Frances Warren, daughter OF
Senator Warren of Wyoming
Which President?
3-Today is an important an
niversary in the history of the
great Library of Congress in
Washington: the Government
purchased the private library Of
an ex President, 142 years ago
to replace the library which was
destroyed during the War Of
1872. Whose library was pur.
chased?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26

Francis French Lincoln, SO. 1908 q AZ
NV. and Katherine Boardman Fife
81. $500 Wisconsin ave. NV.
James Devore. So, Soldiers Home Hos
pital and Arizona Hall. 81. 129 Rocl
Louie Crawford go, 1929 LIST st. NV.
vie ShH L Ss. virginia Adams 40. Belts
Walter Edmund Taylor. "a. Lanrie,
20. Lanham. Md. '''
Albert Kassan, 20. 54I5 Connecticut ave
nv. and Eva TAYLOR. IS, 1928 Lusor
Russell Ray Rushton. 81. and Emeli,,
Ro owion 80. both of the cOnSresi
Edward Francis crofut. AZ. and N.d,r,
Lesase, AZ. both Of New YORK CITY oin'
William Sehenck Frederick. 90 o72l
stock. ~ 4906 3rd st. NV. "
Jonn William Scheitlin, AZ. and .Jo.An,
Isden smitson, 80. both of 1924 i3ti
George Edward Toback. 80 Du,u,h
sI lsn.; io ahd Louise Ruth Fishman. is
Herbert Bachman Weaver. ir % A..
lngton, and Barbara Beverdee WEB,
Glenn Paul Cox. 80. 254l i4th 81. NV
ana Doris Eurita 0arvin, IS. 75c
Douglas Alfred White, 30. Chevy cb.s.
and and Margaret Marie Auman, TO- POO
connecticut ave NV,
EDWARD Milton Kidweil, 20. Amanda.
NJ; :, and Doris Ann Hope. is, III;
John Aloysius Carter, "a. 1oae e,h .,
ne" and clematine Elisabeth smith
II, 131 18th st. ne. 's''
Lynwood Westernhouse Williams. %
lao liz s s5n s.; NV. and Dolores Morgan
chsLles Russell Williams. IT,. "a. 10,
N N.Y. s.. 5 NV; ,! and Marie ciementin
RAYMOND Asaph Bell. 90, iss4 Burke q,
a. &. a me- Lula Mae Benson. 20, 70.
Donald Henry Charles, 10. N.v., A,
station, Anacostia. ana Nancy Hele,
Crsndell, 81, Seaside. Greg. s'
Ho iSl1 d EIsene Clayton yesterday. %
smith ' H. y 44i S w anS MARI r. Eli.abetl
joseph Lewis Cotton, 90 4aSa An =,
DIV, and sallie Beatrice PAYNE. d
Arthur 9y que st ,n nv. .. ,
stella Pst.S De dSso a. ~ aSy't y h.s sH
Smiley 1T HoD.y Massey, 81. s,7 x :,
n "a, a 18th, Thelma Elizabeth White. e
Turner ws TSses s eve ae b. x =, -,
Mamie Mamie Olivia Leash. 80. 70" Mas nn'
RaaS% .Saaa. Roweli Hedrlck. "a, .4oi,
SscrG sa. a ISIS ma E,b and yersss Net.
SINCLAIR Allen julius. "a. Rectortown
1850 Ike Keny SarG g. NV =nn Moore IL
James Wesley Hyatt. is. 1T Thoma
81 nv; and Shirley M. Smith, rs
@, ~. Thomas st. nv.
81 NV; and Vivian Marlene Small
Wilton Leroy Friday, As, 2I0i Ne,
R RaRDt bsVis eye ssisy ~ at and a. Mimi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game is designed
to test your ability to recognize
words similar to one another in
meaning. Below you will find
two groups of 10 words each
The first group is numbered /
2, 8. etc. The second group is
lettered A. B, c, etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word OF
almost the same meaning Ia
synonym in the second group
Thus the word numbered may
mean practically the same as
the word lettered F. Write this
down as IF. Check answers
against the correct pairings at
the hott0Yn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26
3 to Study Dispute
At Express Agency

An executive order issued by
President Eisenhower late yes
terday created a three-member
emergency board to investigate a
strike-t Threatening labor dispute
between the Railway Express
Agency and the Transfers
Union.
The order has the effect of
outlawing for 80 days any strike
or other change in the condi-
tons out of which the wage dis
lp,lte arose. The President did
not name the board members
Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. law couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Odit three fun days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26

A-22 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D c.
SATURDAY. JANUARY &c. 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26
BY EAsLEY BLACKwooD

LIE OlQQlug.
South West North East
INT Pass Mt All pass
Mrs. Keen led the queen OF
clubs and Mr.. Champion ducked
automatically. He had to lose
the lead once for sure and pos
sibly twice. In other words he
had to knock out the ace of
hearts and flnesse against the
king of diamonds before he had
q chance to take enough tricks
for his contract.
He let the queen of clubs win
the first trick to shorten Mr..
Meek in the club suit. The jack
Of clubs was led next and taken
with the king.
Usually it is advisable to go
after your longest suit at a no.
trump contract, and in this deal
that would be diamonds. But,
putting good judgment ahead of
rules" (Which is always the
proper order of things, Mr..
Champion led the four Of hearts
at the third trick. He realized
the ace of hearts was the only
possible quick entry which Mrs.
Keen could have. It had to be
knocked out f1rst-while Mr..
Champion still had a club stop
per.
Mrs. Keen ducked the heart
lead and dummy's king won.
Now. again, Mr.. Champion had
to time the play just right. He
could not lead another heart
because the defenders might win
with the ace and lead a third
round of the suit, setting them
selves two more heart winners
while they still had the king of
diamonds.
After winning his heart trick,
Mr.. Champion returned to his
hand with the king Of spades,
led the jack Of diamonds and let
1t ride. Mr.. Meek won with the
king and led back his last club.
But Mr.. Champion won with the
ace and now had two clubs,
four diamonds, two spades and
q heart for his contract.
Try to make the hand leading
diamonds before hearts. It can't
be done.
distributed By McNaught syndicate. Inc. }
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Deuth Choices

SALT LAKE CITY.-A doomed
person in Utah may choose to
die either on the gallows or be-
fore a firing squad. according to
provisions of the State law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

COOK G. HW.--small family; good
salary; have laundress refs. EN-.
3-S111
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PRACTICAL NURSE for night duty.
-

RESIDENT MANAGER. experienced,
efficient. mature available on or
before Feb. / Box 405-S. Star.
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REAL ESTATE SALEswOMEN-w

REAL ESTATE SALEswOMEN-we
need 10 women and men to fill
openings created by the expansion
of our facilities. Work under the
most advantageous conditions in
of the fastest growing Offices In
Northern Virginia. Good listings
and plenty OF floor time for fun or
part-time people. Call for interview
with. STARNES REALTY CO., in
Fairfax. Va. CIR. 3-25l1.
Real Estate Saleswoman
Full time. Subdivision work. An
opportunity to make real money,
call MR.. CLARK, HA 2-4222.
RECEPTIONIST- TYPlST, DC. and
Alex. $55-$65. ABBEY PERSON
MEL, 1888 Eye NV, ST. 3-0l90.
RECEPTIONIST-TEL OPR.-
Cali Elk. s-sos5 for appointment,
RECEPTIONISTS-T (Univer-
sityD: must be his. graduate: some
college desirable. age lS-45; good
tipping necessary; 3 days, IS hrs,
month vacation; tuition-free
class II Interested in position with
variety OF duties in pleasant Gull
tural atmosphere instead of pri-
marty in salary please phone for
aanpeintmsnto The HEE,,r g + 9 X 6 81 !
SALTS.
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DICTATOR

Correspondence department
of local publishing organiza-
ton IS interested IN training
qualified person as dictator,
answering letters regarding
Questions about subscrip-
tons. Ability to compose
letters, typinR and some col
lege preferred. MANY COM
pany benefits. For appoint
ment. call Elk 3-033S.
GRAPHIC ARTIST-Trade associa :
tion desires full or part time artist
FOR graphic. presentation and law
out work; salary open. Send re-
sumo to Box 165-X. Star.
MAN AND WIFE; white: part time
s 3SnItor II, D nae. 6 T small apt npqse
ORGANIZERS AND TEACHERS to
tram for educational courses. IA
n-l74l, EN-. 2-23S7.
REAL ETATE AGENTS. exper. or
lnexper. d. c ana Md; active
fi7" MUssELMAN iEAtTY co
REAL ESTATE SALESPERsON: col
ored; experience not necessary. We
AID, I-5l39.
and Engish; 2 TO IL am: state
education and phone number, Box
lax, Star.
TEACHER: colored; for tipping. 3
evenings a week. state education
and phone number Box AK. Star
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN to learn
food concession business in drive-in
thester. Excellent opportunity. JE
3-n5O0 EXT ~
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X-RAY TECHNICIAN

A-RA1 IECHNlClAN
Private radiologist's Office Down
town medical building. Exper. Typlng
desirable ID, 1-U125 or RIA. 3-dl3S.
Young LADY TO do general clerical
I duties in large air conditioned CEN
| trail ONCE OF the Singer Sewing
Machine Co Some knowledge OF
tipping necessary 5-dav, 4O-hour
week. pleasant working conditions
Company benefits and paid vaca-
| tionS when qualified. Apply Moncay
in person only TO SINGER SEWING
MACHINE co. S045 18th St, Sill
yer Spring. Md, . blocks from
Georeis and Alaska terminal.
WINTER IN SOUTH for pleasant.
| refined lady who can assume re-
sponsibility; opportunity for per;
manency; good experience, rapid
advancement; $3.50 for 90 days.
Box 2n5-x. star
MATURE WOMAN. part-time clerical
s T9gk typipF EF nec gwy negpI!y M
THEATER. il. 3-o56o
NIGHT AUDITOR, must be cxper-
| fenced on NcR-"000 hours. Il nm
g RDE s NJ SPply v, PRasiP a7e ana
Russell I'd, Alexandria or phone
Mr. Madden. TIE. d-440O
SILVER SPRING. TAKOMA PARK.
NE, LADIES needed at once 70 NIL
excellent AVON territories. uN. A.
GROUP WORKER. to work with
emotionally disturbed children
Prev. exper, helpful Opportunity
for excel trng, Live in i desired
Salary, commensurate with paeK-
ground Box l55-X. Star
THE WALDO SINGERs--one. Of the
best relisious groups Of TINS Guy;
Singer f II interested Hi e' cali DU.' % y,
5743, nights. or mornings. Also
need assistant piano player.
CALLING ALL HOUSEWIVES, earn
inrS nnlimiied IIonriy nav FOR IN
side survey wnrt can ri Ss34Sa
IMwFD nermanent execntiye posi-
tion: onod nersnnality car nee
Hieh ,ncome ia S.@fa3
M yo;' yU.NT no r.gS Nancy
fast IN end Won FPEE sAMpI 2
sT0cKiNG N, nsrest sTPETc,H
pair EMFRICAN MILLS Dent
81" r,dis lam nJ eN IND 'ii' -
- , .nuial,s :, mo, -,
~ snnnIiod V ~ WI mvat ~ he io ins,
Sboy se Ea sie Ero no so ~ S,enaS NO no
s.t ,! ssi,iVl r.uahs, ~ aYnar
H.. ~, nicn" S nhSdSInM or,pccwe'
ryecvssaxrsos rAShiON I phjS rs
ptp.' A-.ool eIhcliihasl. oi,iu
EASY PLAN PAYS HOUSEWIFE
S210 In spare time WHY don't
you Try seliing Soninetn greetilinihh
SAros anu Ehtg WAX noV ~ ~
DON, eSsn DonuS eAd,s' n $500
SsSplffITTffiFRMs SalipieS On ttalRIppwnod'
BY S, ih aan uonnHS,s M moliN"oou'
ATTRACTIVE POSITION for alert,
personable woman TO assist child
must be Of excellent character.
ately. Experience in teaching, sales
Ing age n edncation experience s9sr and
PLEASANT WORK AT HOME. good
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MAINTENANCE MAN. white. strong.
active. work by day. RE. 1852.
MFRS REP. SALESMAN, capable.
successful exper., Govt. and pyt.i
car. Box 401-S, Star. IS
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TYPIsT. practical speed. accurate:
1896; permanent position. Catho-
lie organization RE. 1858 Ext
2l4. after $50
THPIST, 5-day week. $50 to 2:30.
take some dictation and answer
person, FLAHERTY BROTHERS
INC. 1892 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne.
TYPIST, wholesale liquor account
Inc. ONCE. Interesting and diversi-
Ned work Shorthand required D.
day week Salary. $50 FORMAN
BROS, INC l460 okie st ne.
LA $4,000
TYPIST. white. under 80: general
ofnce. work in small, long estab-
liShed Office: National Press Bids
Free tran sportati0n 10 and from
work !. living in northwest area
5-day 3J-hOur week. or will con-
slider parttime Arrangement. Box
2h6-X. star.
TYPIST with some knowledge OF
Stenoeraphy, willing to do filins
and general Office work In once OF
medical dent, national foundation
5-day week. Give full information
education. experience. references
and salary expected. Box Ak,
Star
IfPIST, general ONCE clerk, under
90 years. permanent company
benefits. City's oldest and finest
lewelry establishment. GAIT 4,
BRO. CO., 18th st. NV. Dl. 7-103i
TYPIST. must be fast, accurate.
pleasant healthy: capable Of some
general once work steadily. Fur
nish details: background: exper
refs. etc. Box 1868, Star or Elk.
3-0946.
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SlTUATloNS--MEN


ACCOUNTANT. complete bookkeep-
ing service. monthly basies. Box
l5s-X, Star.
ACCOUNTANT, part time. specisl-
Ting in Club and restaurant sc-
countine Box l6l-x. Star.
ADM. ASST. sery., cor. auto safes
man-mgF., 30: clean cut; cap. effc
Al refs; Slan wE. Box 33S-S. star
ARCHITECT. REGISTERED. contem-
Dorary specialist will Derform serv-
ices for private owners, builders
on contract. or will execute work
for other architects on "farm-out'
basis EN- J-2a07
BLACKSMITH and tool dresser de-
slres JOB has had years OF exper
BOOKKEEPER OFFICE MANAGER.
featuring experience. LU. 2-05o4
BOOKKEEPER or assistant; many
wears excellent experience; best
references. Box 419-S, Star.
BOY. =, wants joh as porter, bus
boy or Jumper. willing to learn
everything III 2-5565.
CARPENTRY and related repairs; 50
hour; INTERPRETATIONS. References.
FL. 4-55a7. 13'
CARPENTER, colored. exuer. rec.
rm., attic. partitions, additions,
general repairs. truck WA
1-3l~b
CARPENTER. Al, available immedi-
a'ely understands this business
has equipment EV 4-761S l3'
CARPENTER AND PAINTER. colored,
desires work reasonable rates.
ROBERT z LIGON. DE .-00ua
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SECRETARY

To research director Of ma
tional trade association job
entails various secretarial du-
ties and some statistical work.
Must have initiative and be
able TO assume responsibility.
Excellent working conditions.
Phone Elk. 3.3366, Ext. 90.
Monday through Friday, 9-5.