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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
PaIadin Beats the Rap

bear me out. Look at the men who were nomi-
mated Alec Guinness (the winner), Marion
Brando, Tony Quinn and so on"
Boone, Of course, hasn't any idea what he
might be doing next but he didn't sound
worried Not with Have Gun, win Travel
Saturdays wToP-9) doing so well at the
moment.
In fact. when we chatted on the phone,
the actor, on his lunch break, declared, We're
shooting next seasons episodes now, and wen
continue until the 10th Of October"
Boone was hoping to do a play In summer
stock this year during the customary layof,
but signals were changed recently.
I'VE decided with the good weather Just
continssd On Nsxf Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Cover Story
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv critis

Richard Boone has It made.
Two years ago. he was TVS DR.. Konrad
Styner-serious, dedicated, intense
Today, he's one Of TVS most improbable
Western heroes Paladin-hamboyant. merce-
nary. fun-loving.
What kind OF q character do you think
he'll be playing few years hence?
The versatile actor pondered the question
for q moment, then laughed
"You know, actually think I've beaten the
type-casting rap. think that In my case, my
background as an actor helped me. You've got
10 be abls to do more than one type Of thing
and, well, the Academy Awards this year WIN
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-29
Best Values Company

The skilled hand of the German
punsmith is responsible for this
~ caliber, 6-shot repeater auto
matte with self-ejecting clip. Just
4" long, fits easily into pocket or
purse. Ideal for sporting events,
stage use. (Not available to Calf.
residents). Comes for $685. ppd-
from Best Values, Dept. G-2S9, 403
Market, Newark, New Jersey.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-29

On the referendum, however, the
Somali leader failed to get a popu-
lar majority for his policy of break
ing with France. Two-thirds of
the voters came out in favor of
General de Gaulle's constitution.
His own party split wide open.
Several of the other leaders de-
serted their party chief, and three
of his ministers resigned. But de-
spite his defeat at the polls, the
territorial assembly voted to re-
confirm Mr.. Harbi as Premier of
French Scmaliland. He was prom
pity suspended by the French gov
ernor.
Today, the future of the terri
tory appears uncertain. Djibouti
with its hinterland forms one of
the smallest of Frances possessions
in Africa, but it is important as
Frances only outpost in the Red
Sea area.
Djibouti is a port of internation-
al standing. Situated on the Gulf
of Alden between British Somali-
land, Ethiopia, and Eritrea, it is a
port of call for many ocean-goine
vessels. 1t is also the terminus OF
the Djibouti-Addis Ababa railroad
once Ethiopia's main line of COM
munication with the outside world
Lately, however, this country de-
veloped neighboring Assab in Fri,
trea as its major outlet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-29
Open New Reservoir

Shreveport - DAILY Drilling q
Producing Co. has opened a new
gas reservoir in Naborton Field,
DeSoto Parish, La.
New reservoir was opened ut the
company's No. 1 Allen, C NV NV
SW Sec. 18-12N-12W.
Completing for calculated open
flow of 100000 cubic feet of gas
per day plus estimated one bar
rel condensate per million, the new
pay is open through perforations
2653-55 feet in Paluxy. Shutin top
pressure is 396 pounds.
Drilled to 5000 feet, string OF
Az Inch casing was cemented to
bottom after Paluxy gas sand was
logged at 2651-59 feet, elevation
1926 feet, ground level.
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clared here,

clared here.
Addressing the annual public re-
lations conference of the Medical
Society of the State of New York,
Leo Perlis, director of Community
Service Activities for the labor fed
GRAFTON, said a high percentage of
doctors have became businessmen
and have adopted the ethics and
morality of the market place"
He called on the medical profess
sion to encourage consumer and la
Dor membership on the boards and
committees of all medical care and
hospital service plans. This, he
said, would give the consumer an
opportunity to work with doctors
in providing "the highest quality
of medical care to the greatest
number of people at rates within
reach"
Perlis cautioned the state society
not to condemn out of hand"
group medical practice, declaring,
"a move towards more adequate
medical cares does not become So
cialized medicine just because a
physician labels it as SUCH"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-29

employees, although state employees
still are barred from such bene-
fits.
Wisconsin is the only state which
thus far has acted on an unmeploy-
ment compensation program for
state and municipal employees. Mil
waukee is the only city which has
acted to implement the law with
a specific benefit program.
In the rest of the country, mu-
nicipal and state employees remain
second class citizens, deprived of
the unemployment insurance pro-
lection given workers in private
industry.
The Detroit ordinance provides
city employees with jobless pay
equal to S. percent of their weekly
gross pay, not to exceed $50. Ben
efits will be paid for a normal &c
week period In addition, laid-off
workers will receive payment for
up to 13 extra weeks in line with
the states temporary unemploy-
ment compensation program
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-29

But since Ethiopia acquired con-
troll of Eritrea in the peace settle
ment after World War II, Emperor
Halle Selassie has developed the
Eritrean post of Assab as a rival
to Djibouti to handle Ethiopia's
foreign trade. Some people think
this may eventually lead to Dji-
BOUTS being left high and dry as
4 trading center.
1t is suggested that Mr.. Harbi,
aware of this, may be hoping with
his supporters to force the French
out and to develop Djibouti as the
COMMERCIAL center of Greater Soma
liland.
There is every reason to believe
that the French are determined to
keep DJibouti within their fold.
They are planning to carry out an
economic expansion program,
aimed at undermining Djibouti and
it's port installations.
Among their plans is a project
to build a new jetty, large enough
to handle 200 large oil tankers a
year. The cost of this and other
projects is estimated to be up to
the equivalent of $150,0O0,000.
COMMON INTEREST
Further, France is moving to-
ward a strengthening of it's rela-
tions with Djibouti's Ethiopian
hinterland. Both France and ETH
opia have a common interest in
stemming the spread of Egyptian
influence down the Red Sea.
Some observers argue there
fore that they should cooperate
in a joint scheme to develop Dji-
bout as a port, and through en-
HANGING its property to lessen the
likelihood of any radical change
in it's political status.
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Texas Increases
December Quotas

Austin - A 12-day producing
schedule has been set by the Texas
Railroad Commission for Decemb-
er which will result in an increase
of 105,094 barrels daily over the
November Is level.
Allowable production for Deem
Der will average 3,147,5O6 barrels
daily, compared to 3,042,412 bar
rels daily November Is. Only IL
producing days were allowed dur
ing November.
The higher allowable was set de-
SPITE requests by most purchasers
that the quotas be reduced rather
than increased.
Olin Culberson, chairman of the
commission, announced the in
crease and called attention to re-
ports which show inventories of
crude oil, gasoline and heating oil
are well below the level of Novem-
Der, 1857.
Purchasers seeking IL producing
days were Humble Oil & Refining
Co, Texas Co., Indiana Oil Purch-
asing Co. and Cities Service Oil Co
Atlantic, Continental, Gulf, Mag
nolia, Phillips, Sinclair, and Stand
ard of Texas asked for IL days.
| Shell and Sun requested 10 days.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-29
Detroit City
Workers Get
JobIess Benefits

Detroit - Detroit has become
the first major city in the state
and only the second in the nation
to grant unemployment compen-
sation to municipal employees.
Passage by the City Council Of
an ordinance granting jobless pay
to laid-off city workers climaxed
a long, uphill fight by the State,
County & Municipal Employees. The
unions May 1858 convention in
Long Beach, Calf, set the win
ming of unemployment compensa-
ton for its members as its top
legislative goal, and the AFSCME's
executive board reiterated this po-
sition earlier this month.
The action was taken here un-
der the provisions of bill passed
by the Michigan legislature this
year. The law permits cities to set
up jobless pay programs for their
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French 80.
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81
as Premier of French Somaliland,
but also as a deputy in the French
National Assembly. He is an ard
ent supporter of the Greater Som
aliland movement which aims at
unifying the various divided parts
of this territory in the Hour of
Africa.
Somaliland is now controlled by
the French, the British-in British
Somaliland and Kenya and the
Italians, who hold Somalia in trus-
teeship for the United Nations I'M
til 1860. There are also many So
malls in Ethiopia.
Some observers believe President
Nasser of the United Arab Repub-
lie is encouraging this movement
Mr.. HarbiL they point out, has
been a frequent visitor to Cairo.
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American -.
Continued from Page One)

two months ago. He is Thomas
Williams, 81, a cook, convicted of
unlawfully possessing offensive"
weapons.
Williams was caught carrying
a gasoline bomb, a razor, and an
extremely unpleasant" iron bar
during the racial outbreak in the
Noting Hill area. He's believed to
be the first u. S. citizen brought
into court here on a race riot
charge.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-29
Doctors Told
To Study Cost
Of Services

New York-Too many physicians
have failed to match the medical
professions strides in scientific
achievement with significant ad-
vances in the economics of medical
care" an AFL-CIO spokesman de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
Realty Revue
Women's council elects

the announcement. He has
lived in the area since his
release from the Air Force
at the end Of World War II.
He attended Norwich Uni
versity and McGill Univer-
sity.
Teachers will include David
Sachs, A. M. Prothro, Milton
A. Pearl, George Carpenter.
Bernard T. Dodder and
Arthur M. Fisher.
Registration Is scheduled
through Wednesday. Glasses
will begin Thursday.
~ y 4
A real estate program is
being offered this fall by the
School of Business Admins
tration of American Univer-
sity.
Edward J. Kyle, president
Of the Washington Real Es-
tate Board which is cooper
ating in the program, said
all courses would be available
in the evening session.
4
An illustrated talk en-
titled THE Land Is Yours"
will be presented by william
o. Hayes, jr, Of Baltimore
TO the Montgomery County
Board of Realtors alta lunch
con meeting beginning at IL
noon, Thursday at the Indian
Spring Country Club.
A board spokesman said a
number Of members had
made reservations to attend
the Pan Pacific Real Estate
Conference in Honolulu No
vember 20. The group re-
portedly includes Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel w. Barrow, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry A. Boswell.
Mrs. Dorothy Bell Hill and
Miss Bernice Howison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

Mrs. Millicent Chatel has
been elected TO the presidency
Of the Women's Council Of
the Washington Real Estate
Board. She will succeed Miss
Bernice HOwlson.
Others elected were Mrs.
Dorothy G. Wood, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Myrtle williams.
secretary; Mrs. Josephine
Carter, treasurer. and Miss
Howison, Miss Mary Arnold
and Mrs. Lee Frew Plat,
councilwomen.
They will take ONCE oc-
tober /.
The Distric t-Maryland
Realty, Inc, this month OBJ
served its second anniversary.
Founders are Walter M. John
son, Grimm b. Holland and
Joseph r. Clifford. The cor
poration is a member of
the Washington Real Estate
Board.
In addition to general
brokerage, the firm repre-
sents Kettler Brothers, Inc,
in Springfield; the r. ]. Davis
Construction Co. in Maple
wood and Wisconsin Estates.
and the Southworth Con-
struction Co., Inc, and Si-
Co., Inc. in Ashburton and
Maplewood.
= ~
Francis C. Vitt0rI, q real
estate agent In the Washing
ton area for more than 10
years, has been appointed to
the stan of the Arthur l..
Walters Co.. Inc. Arthur L.
Walters, president, said this
week.
Mr.. vittori will serve as
first vice president and de
rector Of sales, according 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

In many homes, the man
OF the house usually handles
maintenance jobs. as well as
minor renovation projects.
Despite many handicaps.
this so-called amateur turns
out professional looking re-
suits by employing patience
and care. Many times an ex-
ira hand would help solve
many otherwise difficult
projects.
This device is q nylon web
clamp. It utilizes 10 feet of
one.inch heavy nylon web
and takes the place Of many
conventional clamps. In any
home. practical uses for this
new type web clamp will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
Godsets and Gimmieks
By D. N. DERwIN

found. from Sluins objects Of
odd shapes and sizes. to max
ing screens, repairing furni-
ture, forming plywood, edge
veneering.
New Electric Sow
A new entry in the electric
saw field is a seven-ampere
model with new precision
features.
One Of these is q real
blessing to everyone who has
ever used an electric saw. 1t
is a saw dust blower. A
strong Jet Of air, blown by
the turbine : type cooler
through a rooted part, clears
the sawdust away from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

line Of cut and keeps 1t out
of the operators face.
Other special features are
lockout thumb levers for adj
justing both depth Of cut and
bevel. cartridge-type brush
holders which simplify in
spection, and especially de-
signed motor ventilator slots
for cooling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

The source Of further in
formation about the articles
mentioned above may be OBJ
tanned by writing Mr.. Derwin,
Room 400, The Evening Star.
Washington, d. c., enclosing
a stamped, self addressed
envelope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

newly completed Bradley Park onothe example Of how
carefully fit contemporary designs into beautiful wooded sites
You choose models with 3 bedrooms huge brick repoces
corports aorooes 2h both screened pohes and Of
course, Jorge gloss opening hondsome potios
Howell St. left model homes Sales by Potomse Aoeoes o.
2-474I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
~ WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's vocabulary test Ii
based upon ten words all be-
ginning with r." which will
prove valuable additions 70
your vocabulary. After each
numbered word you will find q
word or phrase Of almost the
same meaning among the three
words and phrases following II
When you have all the answers
check against the correct pair
ings at the bottom. Here Il
how we score the quiz: ten cor
rect. excellent; eight or nine,
good: six or seven. fair.
!. Flagitious: (a) wildly pa
triotic; tb) shamefully wicked;
(c) evil-smelling.
2. Flamen: (a) ancient Ro-
man priest: (b) kind Of ciga-
rette lighter: lc) eternal light
3. Flamboyant: ta) sportive:
(b) excessively modest; (c)
fiowery and bombastic.
4. Flapdoodle: ta) kind OF
tiny bug: lb) silly talk: tc)
drawings Of an anguished dip
lomat.
5. Flautist: ts) private In
vestigator: (b) fIute-player;
tc) pseudoscientist.
9. Flaunt: (a) to make 9
brazen display; (b) labor
nightly: Co serve one'i
parents.
Z. Floccillation: (a) cotton
picking: tb) plucking at bed
clothes by delirious patient: tc)
technique for Graduating
weevils.
Q. Finch: (a) to usurp an
to itch all over: (c) side Of
bacon.
Q. Finch: (a( TO ururp an
others prerogatives: (b) draw
back from blow; (c) cut classes
10. Florescent: (a) shining
brightly: (b) blossoming into
flower; (c) reddish-colored.
Answers with pronuncia-
tions): lib (fiuh-JISH-us)
ga FLAY-men: Sc (flam.
BOY-unt); Alb lfiap-DOO.
an: Sd FLOT-ist); 6-s
(FLAWNT): 7-b (flok-suh-
LAZY -shun): &c FLITCHD
9-b tFLNcH: lob (fior.
ESS-ent).
How large is your vocabu-
larry? How many thousands Of
words can you use with conn.
dence? For the answers u
these questions. just send q
self-addressed stamped en-
velope plus 10 cents in coin tc
William Morris, in care Of Thu
Star. for a copy Of his new self
scoring vocabulary test. It will
show you how many words you
know now and how to increase
your vocabulary.
Fnstl QvnaieafsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
HERE ARE THE SIMPLE RULES
FOR THE STARS COMIC CONTEST

/. Make free-hand drawing Of your fayorite char
acter from the comic strips panels Of The Star
side Of 6-by-l0-inch piece Of white paper You
use pen. pencil. water color or any suitable medium.
2. Write in 100 words or less why you like to read
newspaper comics Thi salso must be piece of ebyl0
white should be printed typewriter neat.
clear handwriting
3. Fin out the entry blank below and attach 1t to
your drawing and statement.
4. Entries should be mailed 10 Comics Editor. 40l
Star Building. Washington. D. c. No entries will be
turned The judges decisions viii be final and the entries
win be the property Of The Star andor the Newspaper
Comics Council. Inc.
s. Only boys and girls 10 and under eligible and
only entry viii be accepted from each contestant.
Contestants not be related to employed by
any newspaper. The deadline VIII be mid-February.
Entry blanks will appear each weekday on The Star
comic pages and on Sundays In TEEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Turkish Airline FLIGHTS
BY SION Droke

ANKARA--Passenger planes
Of the Turkish airlines few
an estimated $4,000 hours in
1857 compared with. 20.20l
hours in 1856 and 1881 hours
in 1850.
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MELP WoMEa
IcoNTlNUEDl

BEAUTY OPERATOR, white, expe-
rienced. ROSE MARIE BEAUTY
, SALON 2922 MINI, ave, Sc, Lu
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HELP WOMEN
OFFICE CLERK

OFFICE CLERK. white; Mon. Fri,
H,3O-b; no exper. necessary; $40
gk, age ls.25, Reply Box e37-M'
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HELP WOMEN
'ART-TIME NTERVIEWERs cal
YOUNG LADIES

ARTHUR MURRAY start
ing training classes for
young ladies with above
average personal appearances
and educational background,
Our world famous school
system Offers exciting future
and income possibilities, APP
ply 2 TO o pm. 101l Conn.
ave. NV.
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FURNITURE

USED
Painted and oak finish. 60-ineh eH-
ecutive and secretarial desk,
Sl5 to $50
Leather upholstered typist chairs,
Sill q5
Bank Of England walnut swivel
arm chairs 800
drawer steel blueprint files
drawers 2ix4D 500 as
NEW
Steel o-draWPr letter sized file
cabinets SID 20
Steel 36x1 SKYE four-shelf storage
cabinets ~:7.s5
Upholstered swivel arm chairs.
$50 95
Visit US before you buy, we know
We can make your dollars go fur
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THERE oUGHTA BE A LAW!


But eosso JUST HAPPENED 10 MsHToa HIS
cHspcE -. WELL, A GUY CAN CHANCE HIS
MIND, CAN'T AE7
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Driftwood ORIGINALS
ELECTRIC RANCE, l957 Frigid

Just arrived from Florida. Cocktail
tables, lamps, ash trays at
VILLAGERS CO., PALS 18th ct,
NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19

PBX-sECRETARIAL SERVICE. part
time; varied hours; Sl,i0 per
hour. RE. S-Sl46.
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VA AAf41 SAAA1ANAA
White, age IL TO as. adding ma
chine exper desired; knowledge
OF typlnE helpful, but not neees
sary; b-day wk.; air-cond, once
company paid life insurance, hos
pitalization. Apply to Mr.. Lowe
MANHATTAN CO.
1928 Florida Ave, NV
PIX OPERATOR, w Hyattsyille
willing 10 train qualified person
P-day wk. Call AP, 7-s20O fol
PBX-sECRETARIAL SERVICE. part
time; varied hours. Sll0 pei
hour RE. S-sl46.
PIANO Player, white, to play
old-time music, good salary: work
u hour TO the hour. from y o m
to 1880 am q nights week
Apply In person al JOHNNY'S
500 sth 81 Sc after Z pm
REcEPTIoNIsT- TELEPHONE work
BEGINNER sTENo s36dt
ABBOTT EMPL., 1907 II 81 NV
TYP, meet public, S05.7
wk. Recp. DR. asst. young, S29t
Hst ReeeBs ava muat WV Tuh'
$40 wk. PerS,. secy.-typ, under 10
$50 Wk. so others daily. ali kinds
Intr. excel. future, see Miss Evans
Boyd Empl Ctr. test. AZ yrsl
Cor. 18th and @ MA. S-234C
RENTAL CLERK--Apartment rent
ais; experience helpful but not
necessary; no shorthand required;
5ls-day week. Apply between
3d. 81 q P5 a and no K G SIS. Investment ns'
RESIDENT MANAGER
Must have local experience CaEs
under 50l, must be capable OF
modern elevator buildings In the
finest NV. section. Beautiful l.
bedrm. apt. and salary common
surate with ability and exper.
SHAPIRO INC, REALTORS
1913 X 81. NV. NE. s-1717
RESIDENT MANAGER
EXPERIENCE ONLY
To take complete charge Of beauti-
ful new multiple elevator apart
ment buildings in the finest NV.
section. This is an exceptional
trious, ambitious resident manager.
Salary based on experience and
ability: beautiful apartment fur
nished. Box Sass, Star
SALEs-Unusual opportunity for
woman with sales experience and
outside contacts to estimate and
sell our products for new construc-
ton. Draw, commission and car
0lhOWAnaas RonnfnD laoAa NuRntokaA
no eanvassing. Virginia resident
preferred. late car essential. Back
ground In general contracting or
interior decorating desirable. Phone
XII. $500 KENFAIR MO. co. !,
500 N. West st., Alex.
' o1.I a .toes Tan .t .f,rssl,, q
intelligent: modelling and selling
sxper. preferred with . fashion
and merchandising Interest; en-
ploye benefits; B-day wk. TALL
FASHIONS, d20 18th ct. nv.
DI 7.2607.
sALksGTRL, experienced preferred,
Apply n sod nssss' 10y sHseop,A y s ~
Queens Chapel I'd, Hyattsyille,
Nd. between 10 anil pm, any
SALEsLADIES, full q part time
0irdle, bra and dngerie exper
Good salary, hours, store hene-
hts. DOR-NE. e24 ? St, NV
SALESLADIEs, full time, exper in
better fashions for nne specially
shop. smart appearance essential
wonderful opportunity, excel
working COMO; co, BIAS, MRS.
sALEsLADIEs
CHEVY CHASE SHOPPING CTR.
FANNY FARMER CANDY SHOP
in-hr., b-day week. Paid vacation,
health insurance, pleasant work
ing conditions Excellent opportu-
nifty for Advancement. Apply at
shop.
SALESLADY for lighting fixture
and appliance showroom. Call MR..
REED for interview. no. 2-4321.
Bethesda, exper. fab
rio and knitting shop. Wo. 0-097S,
OIL. 2-65bS.
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lcoNTlNUtpl
ANTIQUE ENGLISH FIRM. maho,

ANTIoUES-Priavte collection, pat.
glass, china incl, slO-blue. 1928
Riyerdale I'd, WA. 7-S904; WA. T.
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NJ FRANK & SON

CONTINUED on NeXt PsSs)
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER
STENO

Bteno. needed for psrms-
nent placement In Q small,
active commercial credit
once Of . large downtown
examination.
Variety of responsible du-
ties worktng Is Q Girl PTi-
day for department super
vision. Youpg lady ~ to 81
Ideal location normal work
week. paid vacation, sick
ness benefits, profit-sharing
program for career-minded
individuals.
Resume should include per-
tinent information REGARDING
lob history, age, marital
status, tipping and short
hand speed, salary de-
sired. and when avail
able No inquiries made to
present employer. All resu-
mes in confidence.
BOX 1897, STAR
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Assistant Pantry Girl
Auto RAG and Title ClerI

White, for large automotive frm.
Excellent opportunity for expert
enced party. Employee benefits and
profit sharing plan: 5-day week.
Call for appointment, Mr.. Hardie,
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