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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15
QUERER A

QUERER A DISTANCIA
Querida Amaranta: Soy un TO-
ven de Is amos, y mi novia que
es algo mas joven esta estudian.
do. Mi problema consiste en- que
cuando estoy a su lado no sien.
to por ella ningdn deseo amoroso
y EN- Gambia cundo esta IejOs la
necesit0. Este auerer a distancia
me tiene algo confuse y no sc 81
debO casarme o no con ella.
Luis
Su carta prueba que I'd. no es-
ia tornado e~mocionalmente, es
decir, que no es aun capaz de
= %distinguir claramente entire un
sentimiento y otro. Debe listed
dejar que transcurra un POGO
mas de tempo y entretanto de-
jar a esta muchacha a quien no
quiere, sin duda alguna. 81 la
quisiera no tendria estas dudas,
pensaria en- ella dia y de noche,
la GUERRA de cerca y de Iejos.
ESQ de querer y no querer a I'm
tempo no es amor, sine simple
mente ell deseo de encontrarlo.
PARA Gel vENGADoR"
Declare listed con una petu.
lancia muy graciosa que enamo.
ra con gran facilidad a las mu.
chachas, y que con la misma fa-
cilidad las deja. Pero 10 que no
me dice es a que clase de mucha-
chas enamora. Sera, supOngo yo,
a la infinidad de tontas e igno.
rantes criaturas que andan Dor
ahi esperanto que alg1n Don
Juan de sainete Sc digne dirigir.
las las palabra. Pero pruebe us.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15
CanceIudus las
E~lecciones del
Dia Veinfisiete

La Comisi6n Municipal de Mia
mi acordo Ell martes cancelar las
elecciones, fijadas parcel dia q
de este mes, en- las cuales Sc trata-
ba de incorporar I'm territorio de
Is millas cuadradas al municipio
de Miami.
Tambien acord6 ell consistorio
municipal sujetarse a 10 estable-
cido en- los estatutos metropolita.
nos Solicitaron que Sc lame a cleo
clones en- una fecha, fijada por la
Comision del Condado Metropoli-
tano, despues que Sc celebre una
audiencia publica.
Los acuerdos de la Comision tu-
vieron en- SUI contra ell vote del
Alcalde Robert King High, quien
favorecia ell acuerdo de celebrar
ell referendum para la anexi6n.
Ambos acuerdos fueron includes
en- la misma ordenanza municipal.
Con este acuerdo, cancelando la
election por ell momento. Sc creia
(PaSa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15
Charlas Sobre List

La personalidad de Franz
List y SUI obra, sera ell tema
de la charla de la senora Hill
da Steuerman, ell dia 81 de
mayo, microbes de la pr6xi-
ma semana, en- la clase de
mdsica de la Biblioteca Pu-
blica de Miami, No l Biscay-
ne Boulevard, a las 7:3O de
la noche.
81 alcanza Ell tempo Sc pa
sara una pelfcula titulada
"Liszt y SUI Musica".
Nine. Steuerman explicara
tambien, construction para
cuerdas, a la clase de Armo-
MIA, que Sc reuna a las $50
de la noche. Para tomar par
te en- ell curse de ammonia.
solo Sc requiere I'm pequeno
conocimiento musical, que
permita la lectura de las no.
tas. Las classes son gratis v
J pdblicas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15
MI OPINION
Viene de Ia Pagina -

mas asqueante. Los anonimos
han pfovocado tragedias ire
parallels, in~fortunios. amarguras
y odios que han durado toda la
vida. Hay personas que los en-
Wan por simple burla sin pensar
. preocuparse de los perjuicios
y desdichas que puedan causar.
Los hay que ocasionan la muer-
te. Ell poeta rusc mas notable de
Ia lirica de su pals, Sergei Push
kin, encontro la muperte CO.
mo causa de una carta anonima.
En- la misiva Sc lie aseguraba
que su esposa lie era infiel y
aunque comprobo que ell asun-
to no habia pasado de ser un SIM
pie .flirt, tuvo que retar a duelo
al baron D'Anthes, agregado d.
plomatico holandes, para acallar
las murmuraciones y recibi6 un
balazo en- el coraz6n en- la flor
de su iuventud. Amos despues Sc
comprob6 que Ell an6nimo era
un complot de sus amigos litera-
rics, o mejor dicho, enemigos,
para apaear ~ estrella en- las le-
Gas rtsaA
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

Con ell proposito de discutir
la necesidad imperiosa de hacer
claro en- las mentes de los CO.
merciantes del Condado Dade la
importancia del mercado latino
americana en- esta region, fue
convocada una reunion en- ell De-
partamento de Fomento de Da-
de, de la Camara de Concrete
Miami-Dade, la que Sc celebr6
hace unos dias.
La convocatoria surgi6 a ms
tancias del senior Wendell Rolla-
son, Ayudante Administrative
de la Autoridad del Puerto,
bien conocido en- los circulos his
panoamericanos de Miami, don
de ocupa puestos honorarios en-
la Organization Democratic Puer-
torriquena, la Juventud Cuba
ma de Miami y ell recientemente
tornado Club Colombiano.
Rollason, cuyo interes por los
asuntos latinoamericanos en- Da-
de County Sc ha evidenciado por
su estrecha cooperation hacia
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

ted de dirigirse a una verdadera
mujer. y possible es que enton-
ces sea listed Ell juguete, y no al
%cOntrario. Aparte de ESQ mo
cree listed que, teniendo un hijo,
ha llegado la bora de sentar la
cabeza? 81 listed deja a SUI espo.
sa y abandona a csc nino SUI Ii.
bertad ganara un POGO, pero SUI
coneiencia perdera mucho.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15
FRoNDIz
continuation de la pag 81

NORTHUMBERLAND ue "a pag 81
her los precios a un nivel razona-
Bile.
.Advirti6 luego que ningun au-
rrento positive de salaries, podia
sarantizarse sin un aumento CO.
respondents de la production y
agrego que su gobierno cooperara
para clio, concediendo prestamos
especiales a las companies que los
~necesiten para hacer frente a los
aumentos de salaries.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

FL recibimiento que lie dispense.
ron sus amistades a la Sra. Ofelia
Diaz de Zamora y a SUI hijita, Ma.
nolita, a su llegada al Aeropuerto
en- dias pasados, no tuvo NADIA que
envidiarle a cualquiera de los que
con tanta frecuencia estamos
aeostumbrados a presenciar GUAM.
do Sc trata de altos dignatarios
Ln. dnico que falt6 fue la Banda
de los Bomberos y Ell Alcalde
~ por que Manolo no Sc metera
eli la politica, -?
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

Miryam, encantadora y adora.
BILE mufequita, hija del matrimo.
MO Soler, cumpli6 aver IS prima.
veras. Este Departamento es.
ia intimamente ligado por estre.
chos lazos de amistad a esta elem.
plar familia y por consiguiente
une gustoso sus mas f~ervientes vo-
tos por la felicidad de la agracia.
da e i~nteligente seforita.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

FTSentimental
DOT. Arnaranta

pinjanse La consulas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, p. 0. Box ss,
International Airport, Miami 4. Fla. Ragamos n los Ienores n Iactor.s
que frmen us cartas 10 u pseud6nimo o inicaIes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

Il que hiGeron ell matrimonio Alfredo v Sofia Miranda Ell pasado
domingo, Dia de las Madres, deberia de sentar un buen precedente
para e futuro Reunieron a todos sus familares y homenajearon
a sus respectivas mamacitas con una sucuIenta comida. llenando.
Las de regdos y colmandolas de atencones A Sofia se Ie ocurri6
pensar en- los pobres huerfanos amigos Y seIeccion6 a cinco de- M.
sotros:. Jesus, Manolo, Yeyo, Medic Metro" v ell companero de Ia
prensa que suscribe Dentro de la melancoIia que siempre oca.
siona La ausencia de la autora de nuestros dias en- tan memorable
tar. rnarcada distinction. 80.
81 promoter guardarme Ell secreto, pues ash me 10 ha pedido Ell
nnteresado, les dire que:... TONY ALVAREZ, aspira a Comiaonado
oe Ia Cudad de Miami y tratara de presentar su candidatura en-
los proxlmos comicios. :. tiSHSSSSS. II
Los ba1leS que patrocina Hugo Jimenez todos los sshados an al
Fiagier Room del McAlister, estan quedando my bonitos.
Por los pesos que van apareciendo pegados en- ell tecbo de Ia Rarr.
de "MALANGA" la quota de socios del Club de los. 300. ouedara ~.
hierta rny, pronto. -. +. a4
Ell parche que cubre ell oo izquierdo de p. l.. seehn IL n q
= % que usedes maliciosamente Sc fguran. dice Sc 10 coei6 O
una puertas -
FL terminal del primero, fue Ell H.. Ell Dfa de las Madres
rue ea d Domingo H.. ia correr iberales del Perico
Ell uopeiaje que Sc form6 Ell domingo en- Ia PLAYA q q, .u.
Oero' rue e PE-LI-CU-LA.. Hlda, Blanca, Olga. los lima.
suas, Aibertco Cl Nino del Minerva) y veguita. ecbaron nm tobi1lo
con las cazuelas y todavia eta corriendo.
I'll matrlmonio de Monica Sanchez a iuzgar Dor los preparat;vos
sea a TODD trapo...
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

FL Polio al Whiskey", que Aldo confeccion6 en- obseouio . en-
mama y famlhares ell domingo, en- SUI casa de Oa Locka. oued6 tan
delcloso, que los comensales Sc embragaron de satisfaction
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

WIFREDO G o R T,
~inspirado ii S t del
lente, buen amigo, de
pintorescas camisas, eff
ciente y puntual en- sus
citas, celebra hoy SUI
quinto ano de perma-
nencia entire nOsotros...
Por sus mdltiples aten-
clones y pOr r~econOci-
miento a su magnifico
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

Eel parche que cubre Ell ojo izquierdo de p r. sAesr n -,
q 10 que uNedes maliciosamente Sc figuran dice 70 Ii coo;6 -,
una puerta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

esfuerzO de hacerse
necesario dentro del
desarrOllo creciente de
nuestra Sociedad, es
por 10 que lie ofrece-
mos este BOUQUET,
simbolo m a o de
admiration para todos
los que t~riunfan y ia
cito testimonio de gra-
titud para todos los
que, de una forma u
otra, contribuyen al en-
grandecimiento y pres
tigio de nuestra Co.
l0nia..
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

II terminal del pr1mero, fue Ell H.. El Da de las Madres
rug el Domingo H.. ia correr liberales del Perico u
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

Los bales que patrocina Hugo Jimenez todos los sabados n .
Flagler Room del McAlister, estan quedando muy bonnos
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

FOR los pesos que van aparecendo pegados en- ell techo de la Barr;
herta muyt pronto. -.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

FL natrimonio de Monica Sanchez a iuzgar por los prepsrativo
sera a TODD trapo.. piep"i"1Vo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03


Worlds Largest Bedroom Manufacturer with finest
quality finish and
DUUX PITTSBURGH poe
ohpf hardware OPEN STOCK
ReoIyts TWICE the
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Rugs CIeaned-CalI LII. $4,000
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-19
Prizes llnIloulleed ]! h HaliI,ut. Derby

A model 12 Winchester pump shotgun, a Shakespeare Wonder Rod and Shakespeare saltwater reel, merchandise, gift certificate and many cash prizes are being nffered in the halibut derby to be held August IS, IS and IT. The event is being sponsored by the Outdo0rsmen.
 The 3-day event is creating quite a lot of interest, according to Curly Wilson, chairman of the competitions Registration blanks will be found elsewhere in the Mirror, and may be turned in to him. If mailed they must be in the hands of the committee prior to August IS.
 The big prize, of course, will go to the largest halibut caught dur ing the three days of fishing. Oth- CT prizes are being offered for the first halibut caught each day, the largest each day, the most halibut for the derby, the smallest hali- but for the derby, and the largest caught by child under 15 years of age.
 Merchandise and cash prizes are being offered by the following firms: Kodiak Outfitters, Kodiak Telephone Inc, Ships Tavern, Ca sino, ,John Mansuy, Maury Curry, John s. Butler, Matanuska Coop, Donnelley & Acheson, Halferty's Cannery, Harry Nicolet, Kodiak Cleaners, Ali Madsen, Joe Heit- man. w. J. Wheeldon, Kodiak Welding Works, Bill Poland, Eric Mueller, Herman Fuckers, Les Andrews, Belmont Cafe, Beauty Kraft, Margaret Gibbons, Archie Zehe, Don Mueller, Ovid McKin. ley, Breakers Bar s Liquor store M. c. Coon, Culver Realty, Naugh tons Bakery, Kodiak Laundry
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-19
Cub Scouting Plan Training
 For Den Mothers

Cubmaster Dave Layman an nounced plans are now underway to conduct training program n the near future for prospective Den Mothers.
 Layman stated the need for Den Mothers in Pack 213 has reached the critical stage, and if new Den Mothers are not forthcoming soon the Cub Scout program in Kodiak will De discontinued. Those de- siring to help are requested to contact Dave Layman at phone 2931.
 Tie cub scouts will go to Cliff P0'nt for their picnic today, travelling by one of Art Kizer's busses, which was donated for the occasion.
 Bob Garveys Den enjoyed a Den picnic last Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Wages Den l and Mrs. T. R. Relleau's Den went on a joint wild flower and salmon berry picking outing, and had 3 picnic dinner across Potato Patch Lake. The wild flowers will be pressed by the scouts for theil collections. Each must make some
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-19
Frances vickery
 Home for Summer

Frances Vickery returned home from Fairbanks Tuesday to spend the summer vacation with her parents, Chief of Police and Mrs Roland Vickery.
 Frances, who is student at the University of Alaska at College, has been working in Fairbanks since the close of school. She is presently employed at Kraft's Supermarket, but will return to College when the fall term opens.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-19
Griffin Memorial
 Hospital Notes

Those admitted to Griffin Mem orial Hospital the past week were Patrick Patterson, Emil Maxi and Anna Mae ChOkWak
 BIRTHS
 Jeffery Neal, weighing 8 lbs. 3 ozs.. was born on July 15 to Ger maine and Loren Chester.
 Lois Kathryn, weighing 6 lbs. IS ozs., was born on July 15 to Wilma and Robert Henderson.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-19

type Of collection for l1iF Wolf; Bear and Lion achievement badges.
 Weblo Larry Barnes left for the states recently. Rudy Tutiakoff, a Wolf Cub Scout from Mrs. Tricks Den 6 has left for Unalaska. A farewell party was held for Lion Cub Scout Dennis Nye who is go- ing to Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-19
LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS
Demos To Meet

There will be a meeting of the Democratic Club next week, at which time there will be an cleo tion of officers.
 Time and place has not been decided upon. Those interested are asked to call phone 4674 for further information.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-19
ROTARY GOVERNOR HERE
Continued from Page D

Continued from Page D the evening at 8 p.m., when the governor will hear reports from committee heads.
 Tuesday noon, MT. Boney will address the club at its regular meeting.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-19

Jack Orohe, Norman SutiH < Son, Knudsen's, Frontier Shop Dog House, Norman's Photo Shop, Kodiak Variety, Kodiak Amuse- ment O., Doug Maddux, Kodiak Airways. and Kodiak Mirror.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-19
FASTENERS VISIT

(Continued from page 6) vania, stopping at Chief Joseph Dam. Lake Louise and other points of interest.
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AVON. CONN.
One OF the largest variety party
plans In the country needs six
dealers Tor this area, also expert
enced dealers as managers. Write
or call collect Orchard 3-9s2a.
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Stenographer

A conveniently located concern
expanding after 100 years OF phe-
nomenal sroWth. requires a de-
pendable and eficient steno to as
sumo other than routine steno-
graphic responsibilities.
An outstanding company has an
outstanding opportunity that offers
good paw with periodic increases
with an organization OF proven
integrity and prestige: friends
enemies and in-laws would be i'm
pressed.
Moderate shorthand speed, av-
eTage commercial vocabulary re-
quired. Interested applicants, I'M
der 40, should forward resume in
dieating experience. age, marital
status, money desired and other
pertinent information.
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BOX 17O-x, STAR
STENOGRAPHERS

STENOGRAPHERS
We would like to inter-
view competent women who
have fast, accurate short
hand and tipping SkillS;
good general office expert
ence, a willingness to work,
pleasant personality and
good appearance. For those
who qualify a permanent
challenging job, excellent
working conditions, liberal
employee benefits and OPP
portunity for advancement
will be their reward. To
apply please call for an
appointment at the Cham
Der of Commerce of the U.
S., Ma. $3.50, Ext. 314.
Switchboard Girl, 1920
II you have a pleasant telephone
voice and type, you'll enjoy being
the switchboard receptionist in q
busy downtown sales ONCE. Variety
huties-public contact! See Nancy
lee, 341 Washington Bldg. NE
S-l75l tEmpl Service). white.
TEACHER. nursery school, auali-
ned: Rises Manor area. HE.
TEACHERS! SUMNER EMPLOY
! MENT-Unusual opportunity for
interesting work dealing with
small children. Part or full time
work. Guaranteed income. Write.
stating education, experience and
phone number. Box 404-X. Star.
TEACHERS - WORLD BOOK las
openings in several areas in Nd,
D. c. and Va, full time or part
who qualify. co. 5-.5I4.
TEACHERS, fall Of IS, klndergar,
y yrh' n PoToMAc SS'f EMPf gay lot 0 y
Broad St., Falls CHI. JE. 2-7212.
TEACHERS. schools ano colleges
50. 600-S9 900 or more BALTIC
/ TCHRS Agency. .6l6 N Charles
st. Baltic. Nd Mulberry 5.6s50l
TEACHERS, white; S3s0-Ss20 MO
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
sos 14th st. NV RE. 7-3e3s
TELEPHONE CLERK, Alex, ex-
per. working with public pref
personable; ) days. TO sos PO-
| ToMAC EMPL.. oil King ST.,
Alex, Kl. 9-5055.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, secre-
} tarial board, eXper. Apply 2137
Devonshire pl. NV. Manager.
TELLER, for savings and loan as
ISOLATION, IN Southeast Washing
ton. Five-day week. Apply in
own handwriting. giving dualifi-
cations. Apply Box 140-L, Star.
TICKET AGENTS, white, ,l-2s
yrs, single pref: career positions;
day work; pass tests: college pref
not nee; 5000 Up. " WOOD
PERSONNEL, Suite 232 Southern
Bldg. sos 18th st. NV. at H. DI.
TYPIsT, general once duties, part
time, 4 hrs. daily, sat. per mo-;
hrs: can De ARRANGED; SIS wk.
Call Miss Dyer, DI. 7-2207.
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SECRETARY

N2~|NENMNM = ~
Permanent position open 10 ek
eeullye once Of well-etgahlllhed
sds & abs s9 hse so,h 70. 81 se sss
resident ior al least onr yesF' 600,
typinN and shorthand required
Starting salary dependent upon "a
ucatlon and paat experience ~
efllent company benei1ta, air.e0u
ohlss' sls IAN q ~.
Secretary eceptionist
For Broker. $500
well.known stock broker need
AttfactlNe girl who comhlneA sec
IeiaftAl .kllls with the ability 4
meet ana deal with the puhlil
gor lnisresiins geeeptlonisl duties
sasi s eslssssNlll9g1ylo i'r q ggRliS cor
lngton BLDG. M. S-iysi, ffmpi
aefyicel white S'
sINorRs; also plano playsr-slpg
81 female ior night club cRoss
Bladenhburp, Nd. WA g.a6aa
SORTER
BOXER for shirt laundry Perm
per-, local references. Vacation
With pay. Group REORGANIZATION
Call Mr. HARoLD. XII S.f0fs
Mon after 10 am.
sTENoGnAPHER. research orsani.
xalion, B, Ari.. under J0s n dsys,
sos wk Call s:3O-S, on. 1-600O
srEN0CRAPHER--Perm. position
= well.e,iaeliahed ORGANIZATION
Good salary. Call MIR sfAroA
Ma $1,000.
sIEN0GkAPHER, part time; trad,
assoc shorthand and Good back.
MoSasy. Ex tn slosoe interviews
sTENo0RAPIWRs. RUSTY, white
~ ~ yrs. J days, Sa,fOO-S3, 600
y WOOD PERSONNEL. Suite ~,
southern blog, sos 18th 81. NV
sILNOGRAPHERs aud CLERK.
TYpt5I5i air.cQnd. once: LANG.
LEY PARK ARIA on N. Hamp.
snife ave Full-time employe.
only ~ hrs, 5-day week, . am
70 $50 pm; paid yaestionsi at
tract lunehrm and ofnees. Bus
Catholic Mission once aI PoT inssf.
view ana Apt, call BROTHER
JAMES, HE. 4-070l, bet. y anc
$50, or BET, $50 and 1890 pm
sTENO--iS 10 Is vrs.. white only,
dlctation machine, some short
hand; patent law once 5-day VIZ
y to ). Call RE. 5-S464, $40 to
III 80 am, for appt.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIST. law ONCE. man or
woman: hourly basis. Call NE.
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TYPIST

TYPIST-BKKPR., white, under "a
Gays q week, perm, 9:30-4 al
LOO hr.: vic. 10th and FrankliI
ne: Box 363-X. Star.
TYPIsr RECEPTI0NIsT for toI
~ q al agency; Must be gooC
salary open. Opportunity for al,
vancement. Call Miss Kane n,
interview. ST 3-S5kO
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sECRET1RY ron EsTABLIsHED

gal experience desirable. Air-con-
dttioned ofices. Paid vacation,
Christmas bonus. semiannual SAL
arg increases. Ma. S-5050.
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MATTRESSES
WILL TRAIN
HOT SH0 OPP

1910 CONN. AVE. NV.
oo45 COLESV1LLE RID, Sill SP
18th and PARK RID. NV.
3l30 LEE HWY.
18th and H SITS. NV.
Or Emp ofc, 1341 @ NV, RIM. 200
GIRL FRIDAY to work in one-girl
once, located in Falls Church;
some tipping essential. Must be in
terested in branching into several
pnases OF once work. Write MR..
Church or call JE, l-6O73 between
5-6:30.
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TYPISTS

Large company with proaretsivs
salary and promotionai polieies IA,
several openings for typlsts under
ase 20 ana typing al least as
Starting salary. 81 1900 or hlrhsr
based on qualifications.
Eve ofisr q 5-day. 40.hour. Mon .
lnfoukn-friday week. . company
leave. air-cond. and most impoy.
tant, consenial associates and sur.
roundines.
In CONFIDENTIAL resume please
slte EDUCATION and Job exper. n
any. Box 4gt-x. star.
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Principal
CLERK

Young lady, 25-3S. for an
interestins and permanent
assignment in our advertis-
Ing research department.
Duties require an IN
dividual who can tyne well
and has had experience
with calculators and adding
machines. Prior experience
in detailed clerical work and
working with figures helpful,
After initial training. apnli-
cant Is 20 produce tabula-
tons from survey and re-
search materials
Normal work week Con-
genial associates. Regular
pay increases.
Apply Personnel, Rm 602.
$3.50 AM. to $3.50 PM.
weekdays; q AN. I'll noon,
Saturday. No phone'ealls
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ssI AI HHASFlGE ri EEAr ES lM
OUR CLOSING AND SETTLEMENT
ASSISTANCE TAKES MUCH OF
THE CHANCE OUT OF RESULTS
Begin todav-call for appoint
me''f to qualify in the most pleas
antly profitable business in the
world Depression proof--no capi-
tai investment REQUIRED.
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AGENCY

sos 14th St NV. RE. 7-393s
TELEPHONE CLERK, Alex, ex-
per. working With public pref,
personable 5 days; to S33s PO-
TOMAC EMPL.. oil King ST.,
Alex, XII. 9-5055
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, secre-
tarial board, eXper. Apply 2137
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SALESLADY. millinery, exper
perm, position excel. salary,
Apply IN person, RO MAR MIL
IiNERY. .a32 Ellsworth dr. Silver
Spring, Nd,
SALESLADY, hosiery and handbag
dept. GOOD salary, plus commits
sion: permanent: 5-day wk,; eXper
helpful but not essential. Sick
leave, paid vacation, liberal dis
count, group disqualification, pleas
ant working conditions. QUEEN
QUALITY SHOES, 1921 p st. NV,
SALESLADY Part.time. exper-
fenced. Falls Church area Good
paw pleasant work. WynnS Dress
shop. $50 W. Broad St. Falls
Church. Va
sALEsLADY, EXPERIENCED ONLY
in ladies' speciality store. good
salary. STEADY position Apply IN
person only. SH1RLEY'S, 1891
s CAPITOL st.
SALEsLADIES, experienced Apply
Mrs. Sieger, personnel, H. L,
GREEN CO. s649 Colesville I'd,
Silver Spring. Md.
SALESLADY, exper. decorating fab
rics; $50. POTOMAC EMPL, 104
e. Broad Sc. Falls CHI, JE. 2-1.72.
SALESLADIEs, exper., for lingerie
.sportswear dept, Full time only.
Apply RIzIK BROS, HOS Conn.
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ATTENTION
RESIDENTS
HGTS.
HOLLYWOOD

Waitress positions are now avail.
able at our College Park store. Sal.
airy plus tips afford good oppor.
tunity for excellent weekly income
Mcconnell, dining room manaeer
HOT sHoPPE. BALTIC: ave. or phont