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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
DELMIRA AGOSTINI
iEs listed una kujer Moderna!

sual lie ha tocado en- suerte
nacer, y, sin duda, hay en- SUI
idiosincrasia TN reflejo, aunque
sea impreciso, del espiritu genui.
no de nuestro tempo. Lo demas
ss pura Superficialidad.
La invite a I'm rapido analisis:
estar al tanto del ultimo bale
no denota sino frivolidad, como
cuando nuestras abuelitas Sc
preocupaban por las danzas de
su epoca. En- cuanto al cigarrillo,
10 han fumado antalo las mule
res del pueblo y siguen hacienda
uso de Ell la mayoria de las an
eianas de terra adentro. A las
mujeres humildes del Paraguay,
entire las de otros paises de
America, no Sc les cae un tre-
mendo cigarro de entire los la
bios desde hace innumerables ge-
neraciones. No querer ROAR la
histeza es propio del debil ser
humane de todos los tiempos.
Use burla de los prejuicios?
En este puede advertise va al
so nuevo. . .siempre que clio
signifique una amplitud de critic
rio ante la flaqueza o la miseria
humana. Creerse moderna por-
que no exagera su conciencia
ante sus deberes, y hacer suyo Ell
lena "vive como quieras" es I'm
error, porque ash ha pensado y
ha vivido en- las mas remotas
centurias cuanto comodon ma
ciera y muy pocos 10 han hecho
de acuerdo con ell noble y exac-
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
REcETA DEL Ola
NABAS CON HUESO
AL r

Z cebollas picadas.
2 pimientos picados.
2 cucharadas de mantequiila.
IL libra de donates picados.
1 libra de habas hervidas.
l cucharadita de sal.
IA cucharadita de pimienta.
/ taxa de queso rallado.
Sofria las cebo1laS, los pimien-
tos v los donates. Ahada la sal y
pimienta luego las habas y mez-
Gle bien En- I'm molde engrasa-
do coloque la mitad de las habas
y espolvoree con Ell queso. Re-
pita este con ell resto de las ha-
has y ell queso. Cueza en- horno
de calor moderado (350P) por
Is minutes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
DEL HOGAR-por Victoria ALetondro
FL POEMA De HOY
Fierd de Amor

Fiera de amor, 20 sufro hambre de corazones,
De palomas, de buitres, de corzos o leones,
No hay manjar que mas tiente, no hay mas grato sabor,
Eabia va estragado mis- garras y mi instinto,
Cuando erguida en- la cast ultratierra de un pinto,
Me deslumbr6 una estatua de un antique emperador.
Y creci de entusasmo; por Ell tronco de piedra
Assemble mi deseo como fulminante hiedra
Hasta ell pecho, nutrido en- nieve al parecer;
Y clame al impossible corazon. $50. La e~scultura
Su gloria ~custodiaba serenisima y pura,
Con la frente en- Manana y la planta en- Aver.
Perenne mi deseo, en- ell tronco de piedra
Ia quedado prendido como sangrienta hiedra;
Y desde entonces, sonando muerdo I'm corazon
De estaua, presa suma para mi CARA bella;
No eS nj carne nj marmol: una pasta de estrella
Sin sangre, sin calor y sin palpitaci6n. 80.
Con Ia sseneia de Una sebEehumana passion!
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
In discreciones

saldar sus cuentas y seis que ma.
bian cargado en- cuenta las mer.
cancias ell dia anterior para pa.
garlas a fin de mes, corrieron
con dinero en- mano al estable-
cimiento.
(Pasa a Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
Bodos de Popel

En- ell dia de hoy celebran la gra-
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Papel,
primer aniversario matrimonial, Ell
senior Alfonso Vega Paredes y Sc
nora Dora Almaguer de Vega Pa
redeS, miembroS estimados de nues
ira colonia hondurena residente en-
esta ciudad.
Nos complace enviarleS nuestras
calurosas felicitaciones y votos
porque disfruten de muchos amos
mas de union conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
PARA CORRESPONDENCE 20. sox sss. mlAm- FLORIDA
D DE FLORES.

BODAS LIE FLOhEo.... -. -.
En- ell dia de hoy celebran la gra-
Ia OCCASION de sus BodaS de Flores,
cuatro amos de dichosa union ma
trimonial, ell senior Vicente Lauri-
do Escandon y sonora, SiOmara de
LauridO Escand6n, miembroS es-
timados de nuestra colonia hispa-
noamericana residente en- Miami.
A las muchaS felicitaciones que
reciban con motive de tan grato
evento, unimos las nuestras muy
sinceras a la vez que foemulamos
votos por SUI ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
Pora Ponce


Por la via aerea sale hoy hacia
Ponce, Puerto Rico, en- viaie rela.
cionado con sus asuntos comercia-
les, ell senior VirgiliO Rueda Cha.
vianO, a quien despedimos cordial
mente y deseamos una feliz ira
vesfa.
Pora Puerto Rico
Por la via aerea Salen hoy hacia
Cayey, Puerto Rico, a disfrutar de
una temporada de recreo al lado
de SUI familia, la gentil dana seno-
ra Aida Rosario de Garcia y SUI nj
no Carlos Garcia.
va en- la capital borinquena Sc
hallan desde hace algunoS dias,
tambien en- viaje de recreo, la Sc
nora Louisa McDougalI y la sonora
Antonio McDOugall, madre y tia
respectivamente de la sonora Gar
cia, quienes tambien residen en-
Miami.
Para todas elias, nuestros deseos
de que disfruten de unas vacacio-
mes muy placenteras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
De Vaeoeiones

Ue NoeoeIone9
Por la via aerea llegaron a ests
ciudad en- dias pasadoS, procedeh
ties de Cali, Colombia, ell senior Fer
naEdO Tabares y sonora, EIiSs
CampOs de Tabares, acompanados
de sus ninos Fernandito, EliSa
Maria y Olga Esther.
Les presentamos un cordial salu.
do y les deseamos unas vacacioneS
muy placenteras en- Miami.
Bodos de Aluminio
En- Ell dia de hoy celebran la gra-
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Alllmi.
MO, diez amos de dichosa union ma.
trimonial, ell senior don Marcos
KOhly y SUI culta y gentil esposa,
Alicia Arregui de KOhly.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras feliciones , votos Por 81
ventura personal.
Enfermo
Por motive de ~quebrantos de 81.
lud Sc encuentra recluida en- SUI re-
sidencia de Miami Springs desde
hace varios diaS la gentil DANA eu.
bana sonora Adela Romero de Re-
lanO.
Lamentamos la novedad que h
aqueja y lie deseamos un pronto y
complete restablecimiento.
Bodas de Flores
En- ell dia de hoy celebran la era.
ia OCCASION de sus BodaS de Flores,
cuatro amos de venturosa union
conyugal, ell senior Jorge e. Fer
nandez y sonora, LuiSa Altamira
de Fernandez, miembros estimates
de nuestra colonia mexicana resi-
dente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
sinceras f~elicitaciones y votos pof
su bieneStar personal. r
AnlveEs0Fio Matrimonial
En- ell dia de hoy celebran N3
nuevo aniversario conyugal 81 &C.
nor George Nuhfer y sonora, Ia
gentil dema Guiana Maria UiisR
Padr0n de Nuhfer, motive por I'll
cual nos es grato felicitarlos cor
dialmente y formular votos por ~
bienestar personal.
De lo HobNnG
Por la via aerea llegaron a Mia
mi en- dias recientes a disfrutar do
una temporada de recreo Ell senior
Manuel CanO y sehora, DorindA
Pacin de Cano y ell sehor Cesar
MOya y sonora, Maria Josefa TKu'
jillo de MOya.
Les presentamos un cordial sa-
Judo y les deseamos una vacaeio-
mes muy placenteras entire no
Gwmpleanos
Celebra hoy la srata occasion 10
SUI cumpleafos ell gracioso Hix0
William Henry Mclean, hijo del
senior Willis II. Mclean y Ss6oRa,
America de Mclean motive pOE
ell cual nos eomplace felicitarlo q
rinosamente y desearle ANA pro-
longada y prospera existeneia, ro-
del afecto de svs AsnaAaisl.
mos padres.
Vayan nuestras sinceras felieisa.
para ell estim a do joven
Frank Herrera con motive de In
grata celebration del aniversazie
de SUI nacimiento en- Ell dia de hoy
FL joven Herrera es hijo del -.
nor Alfred Herrera y sonora, era
CELIA Ruiz de Herrera, miembros
apreciados de nuestra colonia his
panoamerieana residente en- ssta
capital.
Nuestros parabienes en- 81 Ia
de hoy, con motive de Ia srata 90.
lebracion del aniversario de su ma
cimiento, para Ell apreciado eaba-
Hero senior Gustavo Cosfo, y Ales.
tros votos porque goce de nasshes
amos mas de vida.
Felicitamos carinosamente q h
gentil senorita Maria Elisa Rava-
rrO quien celebra en- Ell dia de hoy
la grata OCCASION de su cumpleahes.
E
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

Tom Seagrove, comerciante de
los suburbios l%ondinenses, 2uso
en- un .escaparate de SUI estable-
cimiento una lista de todas las
personals que lie debian dinero.
Resultado: dos o tres que no apa-
recian, fueron Embellishments a
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
De Resreso

I'm cordial saludo para ell apre-
ciado caballero mexicano senior
Raul Barba quien regreso a Miami
por la via aerea despues de cortos
dias en- La Habana Cuba en- viaje
de negocioS
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

NORTE CENTRIC Y SUI AMERICANOS-Todos pne@n erd amerdo con la selection de "Ms
Pan American Bl' en- la @a bahbke orehda pm ell ChcuO Dpkmaico Ineramercanor ecete
meeO rgmRdOt en- ea CpML ell vames IS dhc rienh. Rod@n la linda eegda, Aie Scott
d. Departmental de Edah Ell EmbiadcrE Eduardo GMcE de Argentina EmbjadN Ricardo Anas
de Panama; y Ell Seuaano Admo de Edadoe n@gado de ASmOs ntHamercanO sr ROY u
bottom La Sa Scott fe degda Dor sure de entire representatives de IA pdN@d de las Americas
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

Vayan nuestras sinceras felieit&'
clones para ell estim do joven
Frank Herrera con motive de Ia
grata celebration del aniversazie
de SUI nacimiento en- Ell dia de hoy
FL joven Herrera es hijo del 10.
nor Alfred Herrera y sonora, era
CELIA Ruiz de Herrera, miembros
apreciados de nuestra colonia his
panoamericana residente On ssta
capital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
De Nuevu York

De NueVd York
I'm cordial saludo para ell esti-
mado caballero senior Sidney FOn.
SEGA quien lego en- dias pasados de
Nueva York y Sc e%ncuentra en-
Miami pasando unos cortos dias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

Nuestros parabienes en- 81 ia
de hoy, con motive de la srata e.
lebracion del aniversario de su ma
cimiento, para Ell apreciado eaba-
Hero senior Gustavo Cosfo, y Aues-
tros votos porque goce de nssshes
amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

La carta virulenta que Gloria
Swanson lie escribio a Water
Winchell por haber defendido a
Lana Turner en- SUI columna sin
dicada, Tue publicada por este a
mediados de semana; dos horas
mas tarde lie llovian las llamadas
a la oficina de Winchell decla-
rando a Gloria Swanson, entire
Otras cosas; VEGA amargada, ac-
triz en- decadencia, y mujer frus-
trada.
Anuncian con gran tristeza los
perlodicos success que para
prinoesas de la realeza europea,
hay tres principles dispuestos a
caSarse. Segun vayan creciendo
otras princesas ira aumentando
la desproporcion. Hay disponi-
bles 2 duques austriacos y I'm
principe aleman pero como min
guno tiene nj corona nj terra,
las madres de las princesas no
estan interesadas nj en- conside-
rarlos siquiera.
Recientes establishes france
sas revelan que mas de 4,00O Iiu-
dadanos murieron ell ano pasado
a consecuencia del alcoholismo.
Ell numero eXacto es de 4,Ol6
personals, record jamas alcanzado
antsriormente. Las causas regis
tradas en- estas muertes fueron
"delirium tremens", %cirrosis del
higado y cancer del estomago.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

Felicitamos carinosaments q h
gentil seforita Maria Elisa Rava-
rrO quien celebra en- Ell dia de hoy
la grata OCCASION de 81 cumplesAes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
De Ia HobOnG
GwmpleaKos

Celebra hoy la srata OCCASION %
SUI cumpleanos ell gracioso Hix0
William Henry Mclean, hijo del
senior Willis HI. Mclean y sskoRa,
America de Mclean motive pOE
ell cual nos eomplace felicitarlo ca
rinosamente y desearle ANA pro.
longada y prospera ezisteneia, TO-
deado del afecto de sws asnsAAisi-
mos padres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30
Bodas de Flores
Anlvessorio Matrimonial

En- ell dia de hoy celebran VA
nuevo %aniversario conyugal 81 &C.
nor George Nuhfer y sonora, ID
gentil dema Guiana Maria UaisR
Padr0n de Nuhfer, motive por FL
cual nos es grato felicitarlos cor
dialmente y formular votos por -
bienestar personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

EnfeFmo
Por motive de quebrantos de 81.
lud Sc encuentra recluida en- su re-
sidencia de Miami Springs desde
hace varios diaS la gentil DANA Gu.
bana sonora Adela Romero de Re-
lanO.
Lamentamos la novedad que h
aqueja y lie deseamos un pronto y
complete restablecimiento.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-24
GrantSville Wins
One, Drops Another

In the Pen-Mar baseball game
played Sunday, Grantsville downed
the Mt. Savage Old Germans rs
in IL inning game.
In the final frame, Grantsville
loaded the hassocks on Tracy's
single, an error and Jim Kcister's
walk. Then Dorcil Kline, who had
replaced Ralph Dickel on the rub
Der, walked home what proved to
be the deciding tally. John
Keister's sacrifice fly scored the
insurance run.
Joe Wengerd was Grantsville's
big gun with four hits. JUNE
Perry and Dawson banged a
triple and single each. Fay Often,
Gene Zumpano, Kline and Frank
Buskirk collected a pair of hits
each and Coke Robertson blasted
a triple for the Old Germans.
Hyndman stopped Grantsville in
Saturdays game by the score of
4-3 in ten innings at Grantsville
with Bob See as the victor over
Robert Keister, who suffered his
first loss in six outings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-24
State Parks Prove
Popular Attraction

On the Fourth of July about
5000 persons took advantage of
the outdoor recreation facilities of
Swallow Falls and Harrington
Manor.
William H. johnson, district
forester, said the other recreation
areas and state parks had plenty
of visitors on that day.
About $500 persons visited Saw
age River Forest during the week
of July l to July 7. There were
almost 5000 picnickers. 700 fish
ermen and 1923 campers.
MIR. Johnson said that the larg-
est number of persons visit the
various areas on Sundays and holi-
days of the summer season and
that all facilities are heavily used.
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let us not fool ourselves. From
the way things have been going
would say that, If we are not
to succumb, sooner or later we
must take a firm stand, and it
seems to me that the sooner we
do this the better. None of us
wants war; and we are anxious that
steps be taken to stave it off,
Outer Space Race-You can antic-
ipate more Soviet experiments in
the race to the moon. Our own
Air Force, among other services,
seems to be making considerable
progress in missile work. But the
question is: Are we narrowing
the gap between Soviet progress in
outer space work and our own
delay progress?" Remember, there
is indeed gap-a serious gap.
The Reds have been able to hurl
a mammoth ton-and-a-half satel-
lite into outer space. But the
best our lower-powered missiles
could send up has been a mere
34-pound satellite. This difference
in engine thrust is enormous 800.
When you're behind in race, it
is essential to catch up with and
pass your opponent-not by an
inch, but by as wide a distance as
feasible.
We must not be second best The
recent cruel Soviet mistreatment
of U. S. Airmen demonstrates
again the sort of Red mentality we
are dealing with We must be alert.
We dare not fail to be vigilant.
The Farmers Are Smiling-The
corn is hip high. Cattle and hog
prices are up. Farmers have come
out of the slough of despond and
are the nations chief opti-
mists. A typical Farm Subsidy
Bill has just taken walloping in
the House. Now the Senate Com
mittee has reported a Farm Bill
that is a horse of a different
color 1t is the first step in reduc
ing price supports and breaking
the shackIes of acreage control.
1t sounds too good to be true. |
shall walk clear around it and look
at it from all sides.
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GORTNER

Closing program for the Bible
School will be on Friday evening
at o'clock.
Services Sunday morning and
evening by the Brethren.
Miss Lois Swartzentruber spent
Sunday and Monday at Luther
League convention at Fairmont.
Miss Rita Dewitt, Mt. Lake
Park, spent several days with Miss
Linda Schlosnagle.
Roscoe Wotring and Jonas
Petersheim spent from Tuesday
until Thursday at Norfolk, Va.
Misses Annie and Grace Lichty
took rugs and house plants for
sale, to Chimney Corner, and spent
an evening visiting Mrs. Sadie
Roth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swartzen-
truber and Mrs. Daisy Lohr spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
SWartzentruber's aunts, Miss Fan
ME Beachy and Mrs. Kate Hersh-
berger, at Springs. Mrs. Hersh-
berger was Mrs. Lohr's school
teacher in bygone years.
Carl Severes, Cumberland, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Walter Schlos-
magic.
Mrs. Anna Bittinger and Mrs.
Paul WEIGH attended the funeral
of Mrs. Vernie Reckard at Oak
Grove, near Terra Alta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Schrock,
Memo, Albert and VERNE Guen-
gcrich were called to Bittinger
Sunday. on account of the death
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of a relative, Daniel Bethel. Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Lichty, Miss Miriam
Brenneman and Mrs. Fannie Stutz-
man attended Mr.. Beitzers funeral,
on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Rembold and
son, Keyser, spent Saturday eve
ming at Harold Whites.
Dwight Meyer, who had been
employed at Dan Lichty's, accom-
panied a group of singers from
Maple Glen, Grantsville, to his
home in Canaan Valley on Satur-
day evening. Ross and Mary Lich-
ty, Lena Slabach and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Lichty drove to Canaan Val
ley on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schlosnagle
and daughter Linda, and son Da-
vid, we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Pace, CresaptoWn, on Sun
| day
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Beachy and
children, of Meyersdale, visited
his homefolks, Noah Beachy and
family, and her sister, Mrs. Henry
Swartzentruber, over the weekend.
Miss Mary Lichty accompanied
Evelyn Yoder June Wiley and
John Bender to Springs on Tues
day evening where she visited her
aunts, Mrs. Kate Hershberger and
Miss Fannie Beachy.
Sam Slabach, Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert Sisk visited Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Slabach on Sunday. Other
guests there we're Mrs. Anna Sla-
bach, Akron, O.; Lee Slabach and
family, Uniontown. The Guen-
| gerich'S. of Alberta Canada, and
Mrs. Noah Schrock, and Mrs. Ern-
est Schrock, also spent an after
noon last week with them.
Willard Swartzentruber, Mrs.
Allen Petersheim, Mrs. Henry
Swartzentruber and Miss Annie
Lichty visited Parsons Wooden
mills, on Monday.
Jerome White is spending a
number of weeks helping his
! grandfather, Jesse Gnegy, at Egg
lon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary lookout, of
| fremont, ILL.,, are guests of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beachy.
Albert, VERNE and Memo Guen-
gerich and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
! Sisk took supper Saturday evening
with Annie and Grace Lichty.
Walter Schlosnagle and family
j and the Sisks spent Sunday eve
ming with David Ridder.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joni Miller, Jr., were
Crist CARRIER and family, Andy
Miller, Owen Swartzentrubcr, Free
man Lichty and others.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-24
Senate Cloakroom
By J. GLENN BEALL
United States Senator from
Maryland

Middle East .Crisis-On Tues.
day | took the Senate Floor and
spoke on the Lebanese situation
/ supported the Presidents posi-
ton in dispatching a contingent
of United States forces to Leb-
anon to protect American lives
and by their presence there to
encourage the Lebanese govern
ment in defense of Lcbanese
sovereignty and integrity.
The news of the landing of U.
S. Marines in Lebanon gives us
pause. The situation is fraught
with danger but | believe that the
danger would be greater should
we not take a firm stand now. If
we are firm now, l am convinced
another World War can be avoided.
We must face up to the Middle
East problem. We cannot bury
our heads in the sand like ostriches
and refuse to see and meet the
situation. In the Middle East, we
must act now in the way that will
be best for the people of the
United States of America for the
future. We must look ahead
We have pussyfooted here,
backed off there, and compro-
mised-all in the good cause of
peace. That's all very we'll, but
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-24

Franklin Pangborn, SO, veteran
character, died at Santa Monica
Calf.
Nine American soldiers were re-
leased by East Germany They
had been held since June Z.
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An Atlas intercontinental pal
listic missile exploded when
fired at Cape Canavcral. 1t was
the first of a new design.
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gia ave, Silver Spring. Nd. ~
10000. Mr.. ~ G. Summers.
COOK, familiar in Hungarial
cooking, for small restaurant. Cal
Mr.. NEMETH. no. 2-039S.
DANCE TEACHERS, 0Ol attrac
young ladies. ages 21-3O. fire.
train. giyen; perm. positions. ex
eel. earnings. Also interviewers
supervisors. Apply 1-6 pm. Dol
MARTINI. 18th and E NV.
DENTAL ASSIST, young. his. grad
permanent. POTOMAC EMPL
AGENCY, 1884 Wilson blvd, Ar
IA. $4,000.
DIETICIAN. therapeutic admin
ADA immediate opening, 40
hr week: high salary. centralize'
food service. Write full details
with resume Of experience 4
BOX 194-J, Star
Dictaphone Operator
Expanding organization needs ex
perienced dictaphone operator
congenial ONCE, benefits. 5-da,
week. Apply in person, AIR
ASSOCIATION. 4644 East-Wes
hwy, Bethesda.
DRUG CLERK, exper.. over 20
white: good hours, good pay. MT
RAINIER PHAR., WA. 7-00S3
Drug and Cosmetic Cir
WHITE
Experienced, alert. dependable; day
work; Monday-Friday. SOUTHERN
DRUG CO. 10Th and H SITS. NV
ENGRAVING MACHINE
OPERATOR
Lady. exper.. permanent position
5-day week; for Interview, phon
DI. 1890,
ExPER. PIX OPERATOR = wor
Contact Mr.. THOMPSON at At OF
$500; on week ends eontac
MRS. DoMcH1cK. WI, 2-s467
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SECRETARY

Opportunity to grow with
national scientific research
organization. Desire capa-
BILE, experienced college
trained person with mature
judgment and pleasing per-
sonality. Medical or chem
ical background essential
Good stenographic and
tipping skills required. I'm
usual employee benefits. For
interview, please call Elk,
$500, Ext. 220.
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TYPIST
CONTINGENT

only. 70 type letters
one CT two days q week when
called Y (, IN; .,. Must type 50 e 81
work \ hrs dsy during rssulsg
once hours on one-dny notice up
town location. 81 so per hr This
Is q permanent arrangement. con-
tingent job for competent typist
who only wants 10 work one or
two days q week. In reply, men
ton address, phone no. and pres
ent typing speed, 20, Box 1925.
WashinRton 10, D. c.