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Evening star., 1957-04-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. April 90 tHH. .--Foreign
dollar, other in cents funchaneed un.
less otherwise noted.
Canadian dollar In New York oper
market. 5f32 premium or S1D4. i5h
u. s. cents.
Europe Great Britain lpoundl. SO 10
up 4. 30-day futures 2Ts 25/32, ur
i; 80-dav futures. .7Sis UP IA n0.
day futures. 2,TS 7yJ2 up &; Belgium
frsne fTsns ass. ss !. cent, on 90 German, rTsns. wss,
ern tdeutsehe mark. 90 so: Holland
fgullder), 26.I6. UP Of; italy liira)
1874 OF cent; Portugal lescudol. 3. 80,
Sweden tkronal. 10 81 Switzerland
liranci ureei. 2333l Denmark fkronel
ttrancl free. 23.33ta; Denmark
lkrone). 1850
Latin America: Argentina tree, 2.b5,
Brazil free. l ib2; Mexico. = Of; vene.
zuela tboliverl, 5000.
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Capitol Deposits Show
Little Change in Year

Deposits Of Wahngtons II banks trust companies
main near their atme highs at the close of 1885, only
slightly above final summary for the
condition call disclosed.
by j. Russell Bolton Savings
and Trust Co. revised March
dip Of 81 cent December 81
but 08 per cent ahead of $36767584 April
spring bank call from the Controller of the Currency
Federal Funds Reduced
sharp drop Federal funds held the was
major feature evident in the latest total and
loan accounts Of the institutions only on
March H. compared with 81 and Sle
412.621 on April 10 last year.
Despite this the overall deposit per cent higher
than deposits Of 1852 SO per
cent ahead OF 947 was no
spring bank call.
Comparisons Of individual year ago showed
these leading dollar gains Riggs National Savings
ana Trust $S88027o National Metropolitan $2862 Munsey
trust 1885, Bank of Commerce $20586s5 Security
S477 Leading declines included Security 50
2So National Bank of Washington $747S5 Liberty National
$3,07o. 800.
Individual Totals Given
Totals for individual institutions on March IA are compared
below with those for December April 10 last year
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VEPCO Earnings Boosted
Well Above Year Ago

I Net income of Virginia Elee-
tric g. Power Co. amounted to
$l.78l 900 or 81 cents a share in
March, compared with s1,43o. 900
or 21.7 cents a share in March
last year, the company reported
today.
The months operating rev.
enues totaled S1O.7 million. COM
pared with ss.63l. 900 in March.
1856.
Net income for IL months
ended March 81 aggregated $l9,-
Ooe,0OO or S2.SS a share VS.. $l7,-
435,OOO or $2.64 a share in the
preceding IL months. Operating
revenues for IL months rose to
$l20, ,474, 900 from sos, ,67l. 900.
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$4,000 will be safe. youT earn
a basic amount from it each
year. and over the years your
nestegg will grow larger as stock
prices rise. You won't double
or triple your capital quickly
but you won't lose it either.
Tomorrow: You're in your
40s. have a family and are ac-
cumulating cash for investment
Should you buy stocks at to-
days prices? !"
tcopyrisht. 1857. Han Syndicate. Inc
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Should You Buy Stocks?-H
~ SYLVIA PORTER

You're q widow in your early
SOS. You own a modest house
on which the mortgage is next
to nothing. Your two children
ARE now adults and you need not
support them. but they're in no
position to support you either.
and anyway you want to be in
dependent. Your husbands life
insurance. which you have just
received. and your savings come
to $4,000. And unless you sell
your house. this is *it," your
total nestegg.
Now that the first shock of
your husbands death has faded,
you are facing up to the prob
lem Of investing this nestegg.
Through a friend. you have met
Winthrop Smith. head of Merrill
Lynch. Pierce. Fenner & Beane,
the giant stock firm which has
l22 offices In this country and
Europe. You're in Smiths Office
and he and his research partners
are talking to you frankly
You: must earn some income
on this $4,000, but don't dare
take chances. I can't afford to
risk losing the money. How
much can / earn on this SAC, 900
without taking much risk?
Mr.. Smith: Today, you could
invest it safely to earn slightly
over 4 per cent a year or from
1880 to $1,700 a year.
More Is Needed
You: But I can't live on that /!
q must earn more.
Mr.. Smith: You said you can't
afford to risk losing the money
and absolutely agree you
SHOULD be careful. You can't be
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year. the accounting firm re-
ported today.
Room sales were IL per cent
above a year ago while restau-
rant sales were 9 per cent
higher. The latter figure in
cluded an 8 per cent increase
in food sales and a rise Of II
per cent in beverage sales.
For March alone total hotel
sales were is per cent above
a year ago. Room sales were ur
IL per cent and restaurant sales
climbed 18 per cent. Restaurant
sales included a IA per cent gaiu
in foods and a % per cent in
crease in beverages.
Evening star., 1957-04-23

conservative and earn more on
average than the percentage I've
mentioned. And since you have
mo business experience whatso-
ever, would strongly advise you
against trying to earn a lot more
by putting this cash in a busi-
ness venture. You could lose
your entire capital too easily If
you try this.
You: How should / invest the
$40.0 900? Should put at least
part of it. in United States
bonds? Or should I put 1t all in
stocks?
Mr.. Smith: In your position,
you should not buy Government
bonds because you need the
maximum income you can safely
earn. You can get the protection
you need in other top-grade
securities and earn more. We
also think you should not put
your whole capital in stocks;
that's not sufficiently conserya-
tive considering your problem.
A proper safe division would
be this: Put about 40 per cent of
your money in good corporation
bonds; put the balance of so per
cent in top-grade preferred and
common stocks. That's a diyi-
sion that will prove sound
through the years, and you can
diversity your securities.
Specific Suggestions
You: Gould you give me more
specific suggestions?
Mr.. Smith: Certainly, and any
other responsible stock house
can give you a suitable list of
securities. too. If were you. I
would divide my $4,000 this
way:
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''s', n BUSINESS
Area Construction Logs
q Pct. Behind Year Aoo
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Public and private construction the Washington
Metropolitan Area totaed $57S26s7 in the
this drop of % cent from STA 1856
period the Bureau Of Labor Statistics disclosed today
preliminary report.
284 cent from $428l2 earlier and provided for
2608 additional family dwelling units compared with 3626 in
the same period last year.
An increase in Federal projects helped to cushion the de-
cline slightly Federal construction the totad
In the three months compared with sl07818l earlier.
Montgomery County continued to lead the various sections
with construction of $499760 the three months
District second with 9l4300 Fairfax third with
32 and Prince fourth with 05 Arlington
the only section to show gain from 1856 Its total Of
$7.770,l46 compared with $4.849,458 year
Three months totals for the various sections in the three
months compared below with the 1856 period
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Northwestern Bell Sells
$50 Million Debentures

NEW YORK. April % [R.-
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
today sold $50 million of 32-yeal
debentures to a syndicate headed
by First Boston Corp. on a bic
of 100.269 for a 47s per cent
coupon.
Net interest cost to the com.
pany was 4.36 per cent. Under.
writer's reoffered the debentures
at 10l to yield investors 4.32 pei
Icent to maturity.
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Texas Co. Net
.Guins.23.5%

NEW YORK, April % R.-
The SueZ Canal crisis enabled
the Texas Co. to achieve a 2315
per cent. increase in profits in
the first three months this year,
stockholders were told today.
Augustus c. Long. president,
announced at the annual meet
ing that Texaco's net earnings
for the January March period
totaled $86,424, 1863 or Sl.57 a
share. compared with s69,958,-
S43 or $l.27 a share in the lik
period a year ago, representing
Ia 23l5 per cent gain.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. April % 0P.-National
Association securities Dealers. Inc.
tNoan 0uofatiOusl
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NATIONAL BANKS

Totals for individual institutions are compared
below with those for December April 10 last year.
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Washington Hotel Sales
Up 10 Pet. From 1856

Sales of Washington hotels
covered by the monthly report
of Horwath and Horwath were
10 per cent above a year ago
in the first three months Of this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Plans Made
FOr'FOllies
1857

Preliminary plans are being
completed for the "Follies of
1857" to be presented April
4, 5 and 6 in the Falls Church
High School auditorium under
the sponsorship of the Wom-
ans Club of Falls Church.
1t will be staged under the
direction Of Jim Dyas of the
Jemore c. Cargill Producing
Co. of New York who produced
and directed last years "Follies
of 1856"
Local talent. to be selected
at a kick of" talent party,
will be featured in the pro-
duction. Costumes and seem
cry. however. will be furnished
by the Cargill Co.
Proceeds from the "Follies"
will benefit the clubs welfare
and civic projects. with spe-
clal emphasis on the Fair
fax County Hospital Fund.
A veteran in show business.
Mr.. Dyas has spent more than
Is seasons in summer and win
ter stock.
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University Park Club
To Meet Tomorrow

IAN Educators View of
Egypt" will be the topic of dis
cussion at a meeting Of the
University Park Women's Club.
Inc, to be held at 1880 pm. to-
morrow in the University Park
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Henrietta Howard, di-
rector of guidance at Belt
Junior High School in Wheaton.
Md, is the guest speaker.
Under a Fulbright award she
set up a guidance program at
university level in Egypt In
1853 and 1854.
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Mr.. Johnson to Speak

Mr.. Calvin d. johnson,
public relations director for
Remington-Ran Co. and for
mer Congressman from Illi-
noiS. will speak Wednesday at
8 pm. to members of the
Woman's Club of Lyon VIII
lage. The meeting will be held
in the Community House and
Mr.. Johnson's topic will be
Our Priceless Heritage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Dr.. Myrtle Murdock
To Be Guest Speaker

DR.. Myrtle Cheney Murdoch
will be the guest speaker at a
PEG reciprocity luncheon to be
held at 1890 pm. Wednesday
In the YWCA.
Wife of Representative John
r. Murdoch Of Arizona, the
speaker is an author, lecturer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
OAR Luncheon Set

A meeting Of the Susan
Riviere Hetzel Chapter. OAR
will be held Friday in the
home Of Mrs. Benjamin Y.
Martin. Westchester Apart
ments. and will be preceded by
a luncheon at noon.
Mrs. Ralph w. Newlands.
OAR curator general, will be
the guest speaker and will be
introduced by Miss Jessie D.
Roach, State chairman Of the
Museum Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

and official guide in the Capt.
tol. Her topic will be Our
Capitol and Our Heritage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

This is an unusual oppor. for YOU
The hours are good--the pay Is
excellent. Come in and let's chat
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HELRMRM

COLLEGE TRAINED MAN-Lesdinl
accident, sickness and life insuf'
ance co. has opening for saiei
I trainee. 3-yr. training proeran
leads TO sales MANAGEMENT oppor.
tunity. Salary plus commission
Leads furn. on cooperative basis
Must have ability to meet bushes;
and professional men on favorable
basis. Box ,3l6-x, Star.
AGGRESSIVE. personable young
white man seeking opportunity
t tnrnoush hard o work in Club aeid.
WANTED AT ONCE--Rawleigh deal
erv and Prince Georges Counties.
can earn Sh0 weekly part time,
500 and up full time. Write
RAWIEIQH'S DEPT. DCA-i2-725,
Chester, Pa.
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in o. g.. s
AM. Europe: to $4,000: traveI
paid 'yrite only EMPLOYMENT
INFO, CENTER. Room S4S, tTd
Stuart ST.. Boston 10. Mass.
EXECUTIVE TYPE: salary and bonus
for man 70 represent large cor;
resident; over 30; married am
uitlouS. Capable oL assuming re-
sonal history. All REPLIES strictly
confidential. Box 463-x. Star.
REWARD FOR THIS MAN-Require-
ments. age 20 to As. good character
successful but anxious to better self
company. Master Mason with sales
experience preferred. His reward:
Guaranteed ,first-year income. In
creasing each year. plus commits
sions. bonus leads. advancement,
surance.. No travel. Give details
sufficient to Justify interview. Box
497-X, Star.
PART-TIME USHERS, eve. hrs: live
Arl.-Alex. area. ia. 7-1733 after
pm
SALARIED CHURCH ORGANISE
Arl. area. l rehearsal. ! sun. serv
per wk. Give quail. Box 1878. Star.
IF YOU'RE interested In making
money In selline, see the hundreds
salesmen's OPPORTUNITY MAGA.
ZINE. Send name for your copy,
absolutely free. Tel US what you're
n; Dearborn. Dept. ~. Chicago 10.
WILL you WEAR new suits and
topcoats without one penny cost
and agree to show them to friends?
You can make big money each day
even In spare time, without can
vassing. PROGRESS TAILORING
CO.. Dept. M-337. 500 s. Throop
St. Chicago z. Illinois.
SlO0LwK. MIN. GUAR. SAL. COM.
WKLY BONUS, EXP. ms. BENEF
Are you looking for n lifetime op-
portunity at better than-averaRe
earnings in sales and sales man
agement2 Are you interested In Sc
cllrity of a permanent guarantee OF
500 weekly with the chance OF
earning much more every week II
you work intellgiently. conscientious
ly. and have ability? Are you inter-
ested in paid vacation. free insur-
ance benefits and full pay while
training? We have openings for two
statesmen. openings caused BY pro-
motion to sell retail and industrial
cellowax. Products in established.
protected territory. WASHINGTON
Area. Own car. VIII consider trainee.
Write CELLOWAX CO., z 8. Gay
st., Baltimore 2, Nd.
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Large manufacturer Of heating
and conditioning equipment has
opening In local area. Engineering
degree not q requisite. State quail
ficAtion and resume IN own hand
writing. Box Q22.T. Star
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MEN
A BETTER
FUTURE

Due to rapid expansion, lenders
need career men who can 60 ahead
with US and be promoted to respon-
sible position In our CO. II. 8. educ.
age 2l-40. shonld have car. Salary,
car allowance, incentive bonus and
other benefits.
APPLY
1900 X st. NV, Room Sol
Above Bank Of Commerce
Ask for Mr.. Clark
YOUNG MAN, 1895. with car, to
learn wholesale lumber business.
contracting builders. Excel. opportu-
nfty for man seeking career in
safes neld with young expanding
company: salary and car expenses
Reply In own handwriting only.
ewing full particulars as to pre-
vious experience and salary earned
Dental, and no Inquiries made un-
u after interview SIMPSON LUM-
Der COMPANY, 1914 piney
Branch I'd. Silver Spring. Nd.
YOUNG MAN-White. alert. neat
to take charge shipping table. Run
errands in Photographic labora-
tories. Opportunity to advance in
PHOTOGRAPHY profession CHASE
STUDIOS. 1904 NJ. St. N. W.
YOUNG MAN to learn trade in
photo-lithographic shop. No ex-
PeIience necessary. Apply 1920
Bird st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn the whole
SAFE f1ower business. Apply 1916
n st. NV. betw. IL a.m.-3 pm.
YOUNG MAN. IS to 80; general
ofiice work with some tipping and
mimeographing experience: white:
permanent position. DI. 7-5l66
$50 Albee Bldg.
YOUNG MAN interested IN learning
printing business: no experience
necessary. Must have drivers per-
init; Apply IN person. PROBES
SIGNAL PRINTING. 1000 Goth st.
NV.
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Administrative Clerk

Research organization. South Ar
lington. Bookkeeping training or ex-
perience desired. Must type accu-
rately and ike detail work; under
80. Salary, 500 to $50. OF, 4-6d03,
ADM, CLERK, As W.PM. $295
pOOKK KEEPERS
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EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
Apply EXQUISITE CLEANERS


EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
Apply EXQUISITE CLEANERS
300 Georgia Ave. NV,
MEN-JUNIoR EXECUTIVE TYPE.
nationwide organization has 2
openings in the Washington area
for men 25 to SO; preferably coll
lege trained who are intelligent.
ambitious and personable. We have
an excellent training program for
those selected with assured income
while earning. Please send data
concerning age. martial status. en-
ployment record: education, refer
ences, to Box o91-Z. Star
MEN-PART TIME
Steady. regular pay. AAA-1 company
now ready to place 6-S young men
twhite) in our new Virginia ONCE.
Apply soday SUNDAY, 4-6 pm !.
1850 Wilson blvd. RIM. 800. Arl.. Va.
MEN
We now have openings for addi-
tional statesmen. 81 to 35 yrs: ex-
perience helpful but not required
salary plus commission plus month
~ bonus; salary paid while training /:
transportation furnished: paid va
cations. all employe BENEFITS. Apply
in person, SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO. 1910 G St NV.
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SAT. AND EVE. WORK

Men with cars interested in sup
piementing their present income BY
$40 to $50 per week. Sales and
service. Apply factory branch ONCE
in rear Of building at 1903 Duke St,
sharp. II qualified you will enter
training class Immediately and be
at the ONCE until approx. 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Opportunity
Unlimited

Advance rapidly as a
management trainee. Inter-
|esting work, no experience
necessary.
Because of our rapid ex-
.pansion, we offer an ex-
|cellent opportunity for men,
age 81 through %, with at
least high school education.
No selling, no experience
necessary. Interesting Of
flee and field work, with
expenses paid. Friendly CO.
workers, attractive salary.
Outstanding employee bene-
fits, plus rapid promotions,
and secure future.
Build your career as a
branch manager with Amer
ica's oldest and largest
consumer finance company.
Write, phone or come in to-
day, and talk with us about
your career with HFC.
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;ALES REPRESENTATIVES,
FIRE ALARM

Leading Washington organization
has room on their force for full
time fire consultant. You must have
car. between the ages Of $3.50,
and be willing to talk to people:
500 week guaranteed II you qualify.
Call RAY SMITH at ia. '9-56O7
after $40 am for interview.
SALES ROUTEMAN. age 1890. food
sales and del, to stores. Use own
car. Exclu. territory. 10O-store
route guarantees $500 month. Free
samples and adv. cAIFRUIT, Pasa-
dena 3. California.
SALES. retail tires. inside: $500 plus
comm. ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888
Eye NV. ST. 3-Ql90.
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THIS COULD BE THE
MOST IMPORTANT
EXPERIENCE
OF YOUR LIFE
Here's q unique opportunity fol
single young men and women loi
college BACKGROUND at one Of the
worlds foremost neuro- psychiatrit
HOSPITALS.
You'll play a vital role in returning
patients with mental and nervous
gain nriceless knowledge Of human
behavior. You'll make q real con-
trihution to Americas greatest
health problem.
Training program, classroom study
and Job rotation will take YOU into
every major area OF hospital work.
You'll be able TO save a major part
of your sash earnings. i'ull room
and board and program OF recre-
ational activities are provided
You'll live. work and play In a
campus atmosphere with other
young men and women like yourself
Write today, Tell us about your
self--and why you think you'd like
to work with us.
MARY JOHNSON PERSONNEL
r1TVyTGYnN TQn DETDTAT AUEATIR
HARTFORD. CONN.
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HELP---MEN
Prepare for Better Job
WHITE MAN

Typing lessons and new 1857
week. For information call IA,
6-3332.
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IS to So. some tipping knowledge.
with shop work. Apply HUNT ELEc-
TRICAL CO., e33 9th st. NV.
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

For young man, white, to learn yal-
liable occupation. Opening In pro-
duction department Of national rub
lishine company. High school eradu-
ate. with military service completed
Experience helpful but not necessary.
Pleasant WORKING conditions, 5-day
week. NE. S-3fi31.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Research hrm with ofhces in Be-
thesda. Nd. Dayton. Ohio. Los An
geles, Calf and Tuscon. Arizona
has requirement tor engineers and
scientist to work In the field OF test
equipment evaluation. guided mis-
siles and electrical and radio inter
ference. Advance degree or EXTENSIVE
experience required Send resume to
FREDERICK RESEARCH CORP.
Bethesda. Md.
SERVICEMEN: college students;
teachers. Are you interested n
making money in your spare time
For the best deal in town. call MR.
BERGMAN. TU. 2-3422.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
full time, mechanical experienced
preferred. JU. also.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper., part time for HERBS
SHE'LL, STATION, 56th and Annap-
oils I'd. Bladenshurg.
SHEET METAL mechanic. Cutters,
spouts. tin roofs, roof repairs, sober
:I-0736, JU. s-S924, JU. g-31S1
have shipping experience use of
parcel post machine. Also making
out express receipt tickets; accurate
with figures Salary So per week
to start. Permanent position. No
other need apply. SCHWARTZ
BROS. 90l Girard st. ne.
SHIPPER, must know wrapping and
packing, experienced only; prefer
someone living in Rockville area;
Bird shift. HAYNES LITHOGRAPH
Co, Chapman and Thompsons sts.,
Rockville. Md. HA. 7-7500.
SHIPPING CLERK. for publishing
firm. 4fl-hnlir week Anply To MR.
HAAiANN. 4715-i7 Hampden lane,
Bethesda.
SHOE SALESMAN-Exper. for newly
remodeled family store Qpportu-
nitv to advance rapidly Top sal.
ary to start. Apply mgr. 1927 Good
Hope I'd sc.
SHOE STORE MANAGER for new
store. Also salesman. Interesting
proposition. Call To, 2-0641.
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YOUNG MAN

Age IS white. l1th-grade education
packing. and mailing. Must have
D. C. drivers permit. Good hours
and good chance to learn. Call no.
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SECURITY SALESMAN

Must be experienced, WIN supply
live leads and some house accounts
plus liberal drawing account. Phone
KAHN, RE 1866
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WINDOW CLEANER

Year-round job for experienced.
sober, reliable man who can furnish
good references. Top wages and
benefits, OIL. 2-SOs0.
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STOCK CLERK

ALEXANDRIA. va.
Opportunity for Young, active
man. white or eoloredl. with initia-
tive Permanent. 5 DAYS Apply g
$50. NATIONAL BOOK DISTS.,
2020 Duke st., Alexandria.
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MAN

White. ambitious, dependable. pleas.
ant personality. to wait on custom
ers. etc. Steady. well paid position
Regular raises. Good working condi-
tinns.
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ALEXANDRIA
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.

POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
1894 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
Oil King St., Alex XII. 9-5055
104 E. Broad Falls Oh. JE. :9-7272
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or clerk
typist. white, Christian. age 1890.
5-day week; excellent working con-
ditions and salary. Reply Box
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Asst. Exec. Housekeeper

FOR MARRIOTT MOTOR HOTEL
Must have at least 2 yrs. experis
ence in this field top salary for top
caliber Individual: all company bene-
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BOYS, Is or over. white, intelligent,
personable, for magazine order de-
partment. Average earnings. 81 so
per hour. Apply Room 40, 724
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SMELLING & SMELLING

BEAUTICIAN, experienced, guarantee
plus commission. Apply in person.
and have the advantage of 2 days
hairstyling by known stylist from
New York on Feb 3 and 4. Also
experienced MANICURIST. salary
$50 wk VAN LII BEAUTY SALON.
S4S2 Piney Branch I'd. Silver