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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
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Il Buen CiudadanO Y Ia
Buena Persona

Para algunos, quizas para
muchos, existe la posibilidad
de que I'm individuo sea con-
siderable como buena persona
aunque sea muy NAL ciudada-
no. BESIDE luego, este error Sc
comete por falta de sentido de
responsabilidad para analizar
la function de la ciudadania, O
por excessive desprecio hacia
10 que esa function significa.
Una buena persona debe ser
honorable en- SUI vida privada
y en- SUI vida publica. La hon.
radez no admite divisiones. No
puede haber honradez parcial.
La honorabilidad es, por SUI
propia naturaleza, de una sofa
pieza. De manera, pues, que
siendo ell NAL ciudadano una
persona carente de ciertas
condolences morales inheren-
ties e indispensables a la hon.
radez, no puede ell NAL ciuda-
dano ser considerable como
buena persona en- ell sentido
cabal del concepto.
Sc puede ser un ciudadano
de minima significacion en- la
vida colectiva. ESQ es distin.
to, siempre que, n~aturalmente,
dentro de SUI modesto Unite,
concurran los elementoS esen-
ciales de la honorabilidad, del
amor hacia la Patria y del
respeto a sus instituciones.
La persona que obServa una
conducta recta y blen oTienta-
da en- 10 moral, sea cual fuese
la escala social, cultural o eco
monica a que pertenezca, STEM
pre- tiene que reunir las cua-
lidadeS inherentes al ciuda-
dano responsible y honrado.
De la calidad de cada perso-
ma depende, pues, la suerte de
la Patria, tanto en- 10 relati-
vo a sus instituciones politicas
que es 10 que envuelve la
function ciudadana- como en-
10 que atane a SUI progreso y
bienestar en- todos los orde-.
mes de la actividad humana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
CRITICA BARRIADAs DE MIAMI

Senior Director, no hay derecho a pasar
hambre en- este pals, nj vivir en- casas
destartaladas, como Sc ven en- algunos barrios
de Miami.
Los americanos tienen que hacer algo de-
cisivo en- este aspecto, porque hay que levantar
ell espiritu publico en- todos los aspectos.
Muchos de ~nosotros los %latinos, que We.
nipos a este pals esperanto yer abundancia
y comfort, nos desilusionamos bastante al pa
sar por la seccion de las familias de color,
y observar ell cuadro de suciedad y aban.
dono ALI. .~ @
mo puede mejorarse esa situaci6n?
Muy a~tentamente,
Oscar Ramos il.
Vicente Peres
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
Oscar Ramos yY.
Vicente Peres
sUGIERE RECONOzCAN A CASTRO

Como lector cubano del Diario, ne atrevo
a remitirle esta carta, donde quiero expresar
mi opinion sobre las relacioness Cubano-Ame.
ricanas en- estos dltimos. tiempos. .'-
No veo la causa de que los Estados Uni
dos sigan reconociendo a Batista, quien esta
de capa caida, y sigan tratando de ignorar 10
que verdaderamente s~ignifica Fidel Castro y
ell Movimiento 26 de Julio.
!. Ignorar a Castro es como ignorar al YER
dadero sentimiento de Cuba, que no ha en-
contrado otro lider como 81 durante los ulti-
mos Is amos.
Seria nejor que 81 Gobierno de Washins.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
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al
La Opinion de Nuestros Lectores

ton stendiers mejor este aspecto de 81 po-
Utica exterior, pues 81 despues de TODD va 4
tener que establecer formales relaciones con
81 sobierno revolucionario que sucedera a
Batista, ipor que no empezar desde ahora en-
tablando negociaciones con ell sector que re.
presenta de veras a Cuba?
Creo que para 81 future de las rela-
clones Cubano-Americanas, Ell Gobierno Anne
ricano debe de olvidarse de Batista, que en-
breve sera an desgraciado vagabundo o un
eadiver en- Ell eennenterio, y pensar en- la brio
- generation Guiana que se ha levantadc
4 r~escartar Ia dignidad de Cuba.
Muy atentamente,
Evaristo Pax
sALUDA AL DIARIO DESDE NEW YORK
BESIDE Nueva York lie escribo estas n
meas con 81 deseo de que sean publicadas en-
su leido DIARIo LAS AMERICAS, para ex.
presarle mi felicitaci6n por la campaha de in
formation sobre Cuba, que ustedes vienen
desarrollando.
Como ex-residente en- Miami, sligo de GER
ca el proceso del exilio en- esa ciudad, y motto
con atencion que 81 peri6dico las Americas
O. d mas elective baluarte de los h~ispanos.
NO tanto por III Inca de independence pc.
Utica, sine por Ia abundante information que
eontiene. Los f~elicito, y 4 seguir adelante
con Ell espiritu democrAtico.
Limo Dumas 64rate
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

pevfsfo dol aeonfoeeS evbuno..
cot eUb0no.4
czxcIusrvo A eplAH,o LAS AMrRrcAs",

EXCLUSIVE PARA epiARIo LAS AMERICAS,
SANTORAL DEL DIA.-La Islesia Catolica ceIebra hoy Ia
festividad de santos Damaso Primero, Papa y eonfescr y Barsa
bAs martir. :-~ las44-5.
Trasladamos a los lectores commissioners que nos ED
del Segundo Frente Nacional de la Sierra del Escambray:
D~EPARTAMENTo DE PROPAGANDA
Bur6 de Prensa, segundo Frente Nacional del Escambray
ACLARACI0N s0BRE LA sUPURsTA MUERTE DEL
COMANDANTE ANAsTAsTo CARDENAs MoRFA
En- un parte del Estado Mayor del Ejercito, en- dias pasados
Sc report6 la muerte del Comandante Anastasio Cardenas que
commando eli ataque al Poblado de GUAO y otras acciones
en- las cercanias de la Ciudad de Cienfuegos. Hemos recibido
la information veraz de que soza perfecta salud, desmintiendo
por tanto, Ell engahoso y torcido parte de la trania.
En- un communicate emhido, por Ell Comandante en- Jefe del
Segundo Frente, Eoy Gutierrez Menoyo a traves de la Estaci6H
6BF, Sc consigna la protesta de la fagrante violaci6n pf
parte del EjGrcito de Ia tirania, de la tregua ~establecida ps
medic de la CRUZ ROJA INTERNATIONAL, para intercambio
y devoluci6n de prisioneros, asi como la de los heridos.
En- un sesto inhumano mas, Ia Avaci6n de la tirania, bonn
barde6 Ia IONA DE TREGUA, donde Sc verificaba en- esos
momentos dicho intercambo, auspieiado por Ia CRUZ ROJA
INTERNATIONAL.
Esta Delegation en- Of Exterior, quiere hacer legar pr este
medic a Ia Organization de Naeiones Unidas, Cruz Roja In
ternaconal, Organisaciones Humanitarias y Organization de Es
tados Americanos, M mas formal y vsorosa protesta, por los
actos de vandalismo, que comete 81 Gobierno Cubano, que nj
tan siquiera respeta una Organization tan seria y responsible,
como 10 ss Ia Cruz Roja International.
vENCER . MeRIR
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

Edo. Piinie Prieto Ruiz
Delesado On Of Exterior
II yrsnts Naeional del Escambrag
<Pasa 4 n Pxsina 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

1880. Mrs. J. L. Cutrell is prayer
chairman.
DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Renfrew
and children of Fayetteville
were visitors to DR.. Renfrew's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. r. c.
Tucker on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Horace Montgomery
Powell had visiting her the holi-
lay weekend her daughter and
family Rev. and Mrs. Arnold
Pate and their chilsren of Rich
mOnd, Va.
DR.. Samuel Potts and dauch-
Ter. Maurccn, Of TaylorsvlllC
spent some time during the holi-
days with his parents, DIR. and
Mrs. L. u. Floyd.
The George Lattimore's of Ra-
leigh were III Fair Bluff visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Turner over the holiday week
end.
Miss Jean Turner who is with
Trinity Methodist Church Of
Jacksonville. rs a Religious Edu-
cational worker spent Thanks
riSing with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Sharp Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Scott OF
High Point were holiday guests
of Mrs. Spencer SOFT.
Miss Lynda. a room mate of
Mss Amorct Rogers at Greens
ooro College, was a guest in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rog-
'rS over the holiday week.-mrs..
Coming home from the vari-
Gus colleges for the holidays
were Sara Jane Waller. Cokar:
Amorct Rogers. Greensboro.
Patsy Ecnfrcw. Wake Forrs..
Carolyn McLrcs. Salem AcaIg-
my. joyce Scott. East Carolina:
Sadie Lou Edmunds. Busincs.
collo.c. Raleigh: Sandra Scott.
DUKE, Carolyn Scott. School OF
Blind. Raleigh; Linda Small
slon: Anna Neil Strickland and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

Laura Ann Enzor, Campbell
John Douglas Elliott, Victor
Floyd. Marcus Turner, JACK
ainson, State; Johnny Ramps
Jr., UNC.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Tindall OF
Orangcburg were over nigh,
ucStS Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Turner when returning
rom taking their daughter to
Flora Mcdonald.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard Davis
inj their two children of Burl-
.ngton spent some time last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Major Dudncp.
Mrs. Matte Scott has returned
rom High Point after VISITING
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Scott for
several says.
Mrs. Leo Buic OF BladcnborO
'SI'et her mother, Mrs. Mack
Il wnSend several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Nj. Rogers
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
IN Hunting. West Va. with their
laughter. Mrs. Jimmie Sander
ford, Mr.. Sanderfori and chill
ricn.
DR.. aSd Mrs. NJ. A. Waddell
were visitors for the day witt
their son. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
WaddcI. Jr. of Wilmington.
Visiting the Harold Turner's
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

last weekend were Mrs. Ovalin,
Turner Bridges and daughter Of
Ocean Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Stokes OF
Greenville were weekend visit
ors of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Frank Rogers.
Spending THANKSGIVING Day
with her parents. Mr.. and Mis-.
Alton Rogers. were their daucn-
t" Mrs. Russell Barnes and
children, of Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Divine
McarcS. Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Singlctary and children
% Winston Salem were holiday
visitors with MIR. and Mrs. E. d.
MCarcS.
THANKSGIVING dinner guests o!
Mr.. and Mrs. Bright Tyler we're
his sister. Mrs. Bill Stuckev of
Columbia and brother. A. A
Bass and Mrs. Bass IF Myrtle
Beach.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
Donkey Basketball
Slated For Green Sea

Donkey Basket Ball will be
played in the Green Sea Gpm
Thursday, December IL, at 1880
p. IN. under the sponsorship of
the FLA Chapter.
The novelty game. popular in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

i Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray o
Wilmington spent the week enC
with MIR. and Mrs. Earle Elder,
dice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Arm,
strong of Fayetteville spent In,
week end with friends and rela.
tiveS.
I Pvt. Harvey Ebert Buck o
Fort Jackson, spent the wcel
end with friends ana relatives.
. Miss Carolyn Long OF Wilm-
.ugton spent the week end with
her parents MIR. and Mrs. Lacy
Long.
Davis Gricc, and Robcr. Buck
made business trip to W:lm-
..ngton Saturday and Sunday.
Albert l.. Gore was admitted
To- Veterans hospital in Fayc,ts-
Vile Wednesday morning.
Conner Cox of Myrtle Bench
was visiting relatives in the
GuIdeway section the week end.
NJ. L. Long OF the Pirewya
section spent several days visit
ing relatives in Conway.
Harry 7 Long OF Wallace
spent the week end with his pay
cntS Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy ". Long.
Keith Lay of Durham spent
the week end with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. Lay. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnic Grice.
and Willard Gricc spent the
week end with their daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis il.
ana children of Darlington.
Mrs. Louise Chestnut OF Olyra-
phic was the Friday guest Of
her sister MIR. and Mrs. Austin
Long.
Fred Lay ST. Of Clyphic. and
Keith Lay Of Durham made %
business trip TO Florence Satur-
jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Benton ana
.a.L@.en of Acme were SUNDAY
-u,s.s of Mr.. AM Mrs. J. NJ
Benton.
Mrs. ,onr.a C..cc. and Mac
Eric, were Friday guests OF Mr..
I'd Airs Jim H.losurn Of Cher
q. = ,.....-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

AT all times and under all cir
cumstances, overcome evil with
good.
Mary Baker Eddy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
day afternoon.

day afternoon.
Miss Mary Williamson of
Lumbcrton spent the week end
with her parents and sister MIR
and Mrs. George Williamson of
Nakina. and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
c. Gore and daughter Gwen Of
Pireway.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

She's n gorgeous
is inch beauty with
lustrous rooted hair
and moving eyes.
deliberately dressed
in oiTICla! corona
ton Costume
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-Washington's fastest-growing
and most progressive paint distri-
butor Is expanding again and has
openings for salesclerks and sales
traiTiees with energy. ability and
ambition to grow along with our
rapidly expanding organization. II
YOU are q painter or paint store
ssjesclerk now you owe 1t to your
self 70 check with me. All replies
strictly confidential Call DAVE
BREADY METROPOLITAN PAINT
30 npqR
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BOOKKEEPER'

An expanding research
and electTonic production
organization in Kensing-
ton, Nd. has an opening
for a bookkeeper expert
enced IN Government &C
countins, billing and pro.
cedures, The duties will
consist OF handling COM
plete corporate books and
related general ONCE and
accounting functions. Start
ing salary, $3.50 to $500
per mo, depending upon
qualifications, with excel
lent future possibilities,
Please send a personal
resume to Box 341-X, Star.
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STEADY POSITION

National manufacturer re-
auires the services OF three
men to work out of the
Alexandria branch.
/. Drawing account or
salary.
2. Good commission.
3 Bonus at end of each
4 weeks.
4. Sick beneft and insur-
ance plan.
5. Paid vacation.
Must have car; neat ap-
pesrance and over "a. For
interview call XII. 9-7749.
between 9 and 5 pm.
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PINKSTON
PERSONNEL
1923 CONN. AVE, NV, RIM, Ell
CALL DI i-4l50
FOE INTERVIEW TIME

FOh an EhNALN limb
LIBRARIAN. refs. and circulation
li5, SC. dec. va; area WORK Sstn
Manuscript EDITOR, PEE PAID,
natl. org, chem, deg; career DO
sition: age 10 i5i $4,000.
ASST, natl org,, some
college chem. and recent lab. ex-
per-, career positions age TO IS;
chemical corp, Wash.
repr. once, good business. exper
and skills, lots OF public relations;
10 age 3h; to S315.
PERSONAL SEcY to Protestant
minister, Conn. ave. area; person.
atty, good skillS and manner; 10
age as; to $4,000.
SECRETARY, Girl Friday, no short
hand chem Org; career position
to age IS: $4,000.
MANY OTHER interesting positions
for secretaries and elerk-typists
ADMITTING OFFICERS, white,
with hospital exper. $3.50 am. 70
Personnel. DocToRs HOSPITAL
1915 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-A600,
AIRLINE sECY.. Natl. Airport:
must have good shhd.. at
tractlve $50
0NIT ne, location '''' 5000
CLERK TYPIST, filing. lBM
cleo: prefer older per-
son. II qualified S3,400
OPR.. assoc;
under IS; BENEFITS $4,000
SECY., top-flight, for tax law
yerS. shhd dictaphone. SOC
SECY consultant. goOd
sshd.. like figures $4,000
SECY. TO editor: good shhd
ability work on own $500
STENO. educ. assoc. medium -,
Shhd under As $500
TYPIST. electric; as w.p.m" ga
start S3,OOt
TEMPORARY; stenos., die
taphone oprs., elec. typ
lists; Short-term assign
ments. no fee TOP paS
ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY
suite 3ll I'll l4th st, NV
DI, 1852
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SALESPERSON, part time. exper in
selling coats and suits Apply Mrs.
BeatuS. zIRRINS, SCI 14th st.
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(cohTlhuEol
ACCOUNTING CLERKS

immediate openings for hieh
school graduates under ,i ~ 30 WIZ with
figures 5-day week, $3.50 am, to
AIS p.m, Group Insurance bene-
fts, annual and sick leave. eco
nomicai employe cafeteria, Apply
1912 am. and "a pm, Per-
sonnet once, LIST floor, EoulT-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
1900 Wisconsin ave, NV,
ADM. sECY., FEE PAID, economic
research consultantS, diversified
position, good skillsi age 10 30i
$500.
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CLERK .TYPIsTs, exper. pref; s to
sonnet PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
= $50 Varnum st. sc.
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HELP MEN
U. S. Empl. Service
1000 10th STREET NV.
n,,. anoINssol,sTtlbl Es,

NO FEES
THE PROFESSIONAL OFFICE
ROOM 7O6
Anesthetist MD, plus yrs S,o6 exp 50
A y gsta PhD. in astr SSiS SS q
Budsst ofiesr former Govt EXP. :
Director nurse education, MA de;
gree 5 yrs. exp, At director OF
nursing 10 b,UOU "
Graduate nurses, ! yr, exp, public
health (oyerseaSl to i, 5SA yr,
GROUP workers 70 4,hOnNi
Investigator, wage and hour co.'s
lege grad,l TO 4,Hou VI
.IibrarlanS degree labrAry seiencel,
TO 4,0SO Vr,
Mathematician. Pho, in math or
physics to 10000 VI,
Medical secretaries to 1900 yr,
Medical technologiSts tASCPl,
Membership director, sroupwork
training TO $500 VI.
PhySiefhn, administrative exp.
to 1880 yr.
REGISTERED nurses, Senersl duty
to 5000 ",
Social workers (MSWl, child well
fare. medical phychiatrie! oa.
no NOT TELEPHONE W
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HELP--WOMEN
CREDIT MANAGER

Woman with experience in credit
and collections. State previous
employment and duties, age, sal.
AIRY expected. d-day wky good
salary. our stan familiar with this
vacancy, Box l3-M, star.
DENTAL AssIsTANT-some exper
in tYping. a-day wk 18th and
Eye SITS. NV. RE. 7-222s. Monday
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white, 25-
35, HyattAville once: experience
preferred but not necessary, Re-
ply In own Handwriting, RiVinl
marital status, education, etc
Box 4lo-M Star,
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST-AssIsT-
ANT, white; must have pleasing
personality, neat. accurate and
willing TO learn. be able to meet
public and handle busy once
write for interview, Box 127-x,
Star.
DENTAL TEcHNIcIAN HELPERS
With experience In denture waxing
plaster work, etc. Apply 10 am,
TO D m, WASHINGTON DENTAL
TO
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PART TIME
ARMY RESERVES

Prior service personnel ioin an
Engineer Reserve Unit and set
az paid drills per year. sched-
uled drills held weekend A
month. For further details, call
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CLERK-TYPIST

Interesting opening for typist with
Insurance Co: 5-day wk., pleas
ant surroundings and other en-
ploye benefits; good chance ior
advancement. Apply RIM. $50,
woodward Bldg. 18th and H SITS
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Wanted
LIFE INSURANCE SALES

LIFE INSURANCE SALES
MANAGER
II you are a qualified Ordinary
Life Supervisor interested in
amusement work which you can
not get with your present COM
pany, you should answer this
advertisement.
AS part OF its current expansion
program, q well-established, ex;
tremely progressive New England
life insurance company is seeking
manager for an ONCE to be
opened in WASHINGTON. The COM
pany has an unusually competitive
and complete line Of Life, A. and
H., Group and Pension Plans. The
company also offers highly COM
petitive contracts to agents and
brokers, modern career financing
plans and q liberal salary for
manager. II you have had ex-
perience that would qualify you
for this kind of work write at
once to Box FOX, Star. All re-
plies will be treated confidentially;
all will be answered.
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HELP-M0MEM

REAL ESTATE sALEsW0MEN. full
or part time. Join the areas fast.
est srowing sales organization.
Earn $4,000 per yr, through our
training program. Call Mr.. DELE,
sales MGR, Ii. 7.0s09, any time.
RECEPTIoNIsT for new beauty
salon. No exper, needed. sinsle,
neat. attTac. Age 20.30. Across
from Nd. Univ. Call WA. 7-95O9.
RECEPTIONIsT, new busy beauty
salon across from Nd. Univ; age
2l-30; personality, neat. attrac-
tive, WA. 7-9509.
RECEPTIONIsT : TYPIsT, ayeraEe
EMPL.. l04 Z Broad st., JE q
RECEPTIONIsT : Duties Include
answering telephone, typins, and
small publication. KnoWledFe
and apprsciation Of GOOD MUSIC
essential. Reply nv mail only
to Radio station WGMs, Wash
inRton I, D, c.
ELECTROMAGNETIC, all-round
once duties; elee, typewriter, good
shorthand. nice telephone voice,
age to 40, mature worker. TO $3.50
plus retirement fund, etc.
SMELLING A. SMELLING AGENCY,
BOj 18th St NV, ST 3.6sss
RECEIPT TYP, meet public S65.7O
wk. Recp Or asst, young S225
mo. Recep. aviA.. must type, 500
$40 wk. Pers. secy. typ, under 35,
$50 wk, so others daily, all kinds.
lntr, excel. future, see Miss Evans,
Boyd Empl Ctr Test. ~ yrsl
Cor 18th and @ MA S-2340
REcEPTIoNIsT-Radio ora. needs
girl, TO ase 35, for handsome
front once; will greet many dis
tinguished visitors; this position
requires sparkling personality
and intelligence plus outstanding
appearance. salary open.
secretary-Direetor in radio hsld
REQUIRES very attractive person.
able Secy.; handsome once; this
offers administrative potential;
salary open.
Other Superior Openings
PATRICIA STEVENS AGENCY
1922 N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. S-5o61
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-28
SEARS, ROEBUCK
AND co.
$500 v st. NE.

CLERK -TYPIsTS, exper. pref; 3 TO
sonnet, PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
. 1850 Varnum AZ. sc,
CLERK -TYPIST, varied duties;
quick advancement 10 right girli
5000 for appointment.
CLERK TYPIsT-High school grad
uAte. Type 40 wpul, 40-hr. week.
30 DAYS annual leave per wear,
Sick leave benefits. Free medical
and disqualification eoVerase' HA'
CLLRK.TYPIST, for Insurance Of
Ace Permanent position, 5-day
week. Apply 23l Dupont Circle
bldg, 1916 Conn. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, for real estate
cir sR- cmfwyp cmtwyp en-
CLERK .TYPIsT, part time; 2 OF 3
DAYS wk. Conn. ave, RE. 1-42bl
CLERK TYPIsI; editorial fast on
Electric 90 w.p.m.1, well educated
$40 wk GieorgetoWn area MAN
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS, INC,
1885 G NV, Suite lOOl
CLERK-TYPIsT, to handle tele;
phone and service orders IN ~
service CO.; full eSpeI not PEGS Sgc
APPLIANCE CO, 122 9TH st. NV
CLERK-TYPIsT for tipping and
general clerical duties. n E. section
Permanent position with ,opport,
unity for advancement, vaeaLlor
with pay and other 6enefils 81 81
Miss Sibert EDWARD BohEH
FOODS, INC. LA. 6-e35O' am
to pm. ...------------
CLERK-TYPIST-(Under 35l-tc
assist advertising director Of largS
D. C business hrm; thorouRn
knowledge OF office procedure nee
Issary, Including typinR and &C
curacy in detail, must have peas
ant telephone voice 3-day, 4u-ht
week. permanent position VIII
comnanv benefits: phone for ap.
nointment. Monday $50 to II
CLERK -TYPIsT, colored, fine men
and ladies store: some exper. y
credit work helpful; pleas woLk
ing eond.. excel sal. ana oppoFt
5000 Ga. ave. ----.--------
CLERK TYPIsT-Interesting open
ing for tyUist with automobllt
agency. h-day week, Diversiflec
clerical duties. Pleasant sur
roundjngs' Employe benefits witt
paid vacations. Call Ii. 7-934O
CLFRK-TYPIST, TO age 40; Cul
more area: 40-45 wpm.; to $50
POTOMAC FMPL.. l04 E. Broat
St. F. C. JE 2-7212.
CLERK-TYPIsT, at least 3 years
experience, good salary comnpanl;;
benefits, etc. MARVINS' 734 fti
st. NV.