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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. July Is R.-spot NON.
ferrous metal prices today. Copper
2eLs cents 9 pound. conneet.sut VslleZ
Zine 10 cents . pound. East 81. Louie
ounce, New York. AZ Pittsburgh scraI
steel No. heavy vas quoted 81 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
Four Officers Promoted
AT Anocostio National

Directors Of Anacostia National Bank have authorized
oce promotions including three assistant vice presi-
dents and assistant cashier. President A. Scott out
announced today.
promoted from assistant cashiers TO assistant vice presidents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Heavy Construction Contract

Heavy CONSTRUCTION Contract
awards reported in the week
ended Monday declined to
Sass. 100000 from $733,043, 900
the previous week. This COM
pared with $685., 636, 900 for the
corresponding week in 1857
Engineering News-Record and
Construction Daily.
Building Permits issued In
2l7 cities set another valuation
record in June at $70l,211,612.
That was 28.9 per cent higher
than the $543,s43,62 valuation
in June. 1857, and "a per cent
higher than the previous all
time high in May Of $647, GOT, :
924-Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
wellington Funds total as
sets were at an all-time high
Of $710 million on June 30. an
increase Of sos million in six
months, Walter L. Morgan
president. reported.
General Electric Co.'S sales Of
appliances in June exceeded
volume in the like month ir
1857 for the first time this year
James H. Goss. vice president
announced. Earlier this yeal
we went through a period Of
inventory reduction but that Il
pretty well caught up now" he
said. THE upturn has not beer
spectacular but we think the
balance Of the year will see our
sales increasing generally"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. July Is On.--The New
York Stock Kxchanse reported today
these cd lot transactions By principal
Purchases Of 2SS.ae6 shares; sales q
2I4,4so shares Including ASA shares
solf abort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

They are avalable in hundreds of different shades
This year. the emphasis viii be on eweled stockings
In any argument about the business cycle there are
at least two schools Of thought the foregoing is ev
dence Of the first school which claims that short skirts
make good business. The other school claims short
skirts merely follow in the wake of good business.
This second school IS represented BY A. W. Zelomek
Associates. Inc, whose comprehensive study Of FASH
ion trends has found correlation between per capita
income and the fashion silhouette. Mr. Zelomek
sheds light on another aspect of fashion trends, too
"When Husbands scarce and are dilIieut 20 holA
women mast become more aggressive and practice
their arts Of cOurtship and fascination more openly
Since marriage rates have been declining and are not
expected to pick up soon, and no significant
rise in per capita income is expected until
next year, the above proposition indicates
long life for the chemise -The End -
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made without worrying about its not fitting
WELL
Women have apparently paid no heed to male dis
approval except to be spurTed on Last year about
Sos billion went to the women's wear industry.
Women who aren't buying chemiscs are making them
and pattern sales were up per cent for the first half
Of this year. An advantage Of the style to the fashion
industry Is that il has to be either bought or made
IS impossible to let out the old. sheath4ype dress
a Chain Reaction
In addition. the chemise has set off a boom in the
accessory business Sales Of shoe chain stores are run
ming about six per cent ahead ofast year. The increase
has been credited to the new styles with pointed toes
to accompany the chemise.
Tinted stockings, in spite Of the fact that some
shades give the legs ghOstIy appearance have taken
the female fancy and pushed sales ahead Of last year.
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piled for . patent on the de-
vice.
Prof. Hatsopoulos explains
that in Russia, Europe and the
United States. Independent re-
searchers now are rushing tc
produce practical working en-
gines to convert atomic heat
directly into electricity. elimi-
mating the elaborate and ex-
pensive generator plants now in
common use.
Based on 1856 Study
Profs. Hatsopoulos and Kaye
have based their latest working
model on a scientific report
published by Prof. Hatsopoulos
in 1856 which he believes was
the first detailed study ever
made Of such an engine.
In the projected Hatsopou-
los-Kaye engine. a hot-plate-
1900 degrees Fahrenheit, is
placed about a thousandth Of
an inch from a relatively cold"
plate-l.000 degrees. Electrons
boil OF the hot plate onto the
cold plate.
The NIT model engine has
already produced electric power
in which IL per cent of the
heat energy has been trans
formed into electric power. The
two inventors believe that eff
ciencies Of 80 per cent may
eventually be attained.
Nov that we have a working
model" Prof. Kaye says, ut ap-
pears that a relatively simple
electron heat engine can be
built using ordinary fuels, nu-
clear fuels or solar energy"
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Space Travel
Health Aspects
To Be Probed

The Aero Medical Associa-
ton will open its goth annual
meeting here tomorrow with q
program devoted to the bio
logical aspects Of air and
space travel.
Nearly 1000 medical scien-
lists are expected to attend
the three-day meeting at the
Statler Hotel. They include
university and research insti-
tute scientists, Air Force and
Navy flight surgeons. airline
researchers and interested ply
sicians.
DR.. Rudolfo Margaria. pro-
fessor Of physiology and bio
chemistry at Italy's University
of Milan. will open the confer
ence with a talk on "Some Re-
cent Work on Acceleration and
Fatigue"
The eyes Of Government and
private industry officials will
be focused on the meeting this
week because Of recent steps
toward space travel.
Col. p. A. Campbell, chair
man Of the Air Force ONCE OF
Scientific Research, will lead a
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Heat Converted
Directly Into
Electric Power

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Mar. q
R.-An international race is
on to invent a device to convert
the energy Of heat-especially
atomic heat-directly into cleo
tricity.
Two professors at Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology
now believe they have invented
such a device-a silent engine
with no moving parts.
Thermo-electron engine Is
the name Of the new machine
If successful it may take the
place of the complicated steam
and other engines which now
drive dynamos to convert heat
energy into electric power.
Some day such thermo-elec-
tron engines might yield cleo
tricity directly from atomic
power reactors, or use solar
heat. or ordinary fuels. They
would drive satellites, silent
military vehicles, or even auto
mobiles.
Simple Working Principle
The working principle Of the
thermo-e lectron engine is
simple.
Two metal plates are en-
closed in a vacuum, and both
are heated, but one is made
much hotter than the other. A
stream Of electrons pours from
the hotter plate to the cooler
one. generating an electric cur
rent which is led out on wires
attached to the plates.
George N. Hatsopoulos, as
sistant professor. and Joseph
Kaye. professor Of mechanical
engineering at NIT, have APP
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restores color as it cleans
upholstery, fabrics and rugs
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where they are analysed by
electronic circuits and fed into
the computer. an IBM 704.
The computer takes the posi-
ton data and automatically
determines the latitude and
longitude where the missile
would land at any second Il
the engines were cut of.
Then the output Of the COM
puter is fed into a plotting
board at the Central Control
Building. There the range
safety officer keeps his eyes on
the location Of the predicted
impact points. If anything goes
wrong he can Immediately push
the button which will destroy
the missile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

panel group in a discussion Of
space medicine tomorrow after
noon. Other sessions tomorrow
will be devoted to protection at
extreme attitudes, fight safety
and civil aviation medicine.
A highlight Of the meeting
will be a Wednesday panel ses-
sion on simulated atmospheres
and foreign environments in
space operations. One subject
will be the behavior Of micro
organisms under simulated
Marian conditions.
The Airline Medical Directors
Association yesterday held its
annual scientific and business
meeting. DR.. Andre Allard.
medical director Of Sabena Bel.
gian Airlines. was named presi.
dent Of the group.
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Reston Will Deliver
GEORGETOWN Lecture

James Reston. Washington
correspondent for the New York
Times, will speak on Soviet
Russia Today" in the fin
Of the 1858 Edmund A. Walsh
lecture series at Georgetown
University at 8:15 pm. tomor-
row at CASTOR Hall.
The Walsh lectures, spon-
sored by students Of the uni
verSity's School of Foreign
Service, are named in honor Of
the late Rev. Edmund A. Walsh.
Sd, founder Of the school. The
lecture is open to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Russians May Announce
Ban on NucIeor Tests

The second Khrushchev ref
erence to unilateral disarma-
ment action came into his pre-
election speech to his Kalinin
constituents March ID:
"The level Of ornaments in
certain countries has reached
such a stage that the time will
come, and perhaps 1t has come
already when these countries
themselves, irrespective of
whether or not an agreement
on the cessation of production
Of atomic and hydrogen arms
has been reached, will have to
say, enough If formerly. old
arms and the military tech
niques were replaced as new
models were created, now it
appears that a stage has been
reached when it is difficult to
invent more powerful arms
than the hydrogen weapons,
the power Of which is limit
Common sense suggests to
people the only way out of the
impasse in which the disarma-
ment problem has found itself.
This way out lies in the COM
plete prohibition Of nuclear
weapons. We are. apparently,
approaching the moment in
which the Governments, If they
want to preserve their links
with the peoples, will no longer
be able to turn a deaf ear to
this universal demand of the
present day. and even failing
to achieve agreement among
themselves, will be forced UNI
Materially to discontinue manu-
facture Of atomic and hydrogen
weapons.
American officials indicated
that there are no plans in this
Government for q similar I'M
lateral declaration.
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last April, the Air Force has
just released details on how 1t
works and has permitted news
men to inspect 1t for the fifst
time.
The impact predictor, which
can determine 10 times a Sec
ond the exact area in which a
supersonic rocket would land
If its engine suddenly we're to
fail, is designed to insure:
/. That the ballistic missile
remains within PREDETERMINED
limits during its powered fight,
or
Q. That it is destroyed by re-
mote control If it appears that
it may endanger life or prop
erty as it roars out to sea and
over the islands dotting the
test center's 5.000-mile range
stretching out into the South
Atlantic.
The system is made up of
three basic elements-a track
ing unit. a high-speed digital
computer and a plotter.
The tracking unit, called
Azusa, provides continuous pre-
cision data on the position and
speed Of the missiles. 1t con-
sists Of eight ground antennas
positioned in the form of a
cross and an electronic COM
ponent (transponder) carried
in the missile.
The transporter receives con-
tinuous signals from the ground
station, modifles them and
sends them back to the station,
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Fiut Cars Favored

BELGRADE. Mar. % (P1.-
Yugoslavia five months ago i'm
ported 800 small Russian cars
and only about 20 have beer
sold-at $4,830 (equivalent)
There's a waiting list for a
smaller Italian Fiat assembled
here and selling at $4,000, OF
about three times its price in
Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Electronic Eye Tracks
Missiles for Sofety
BY L. EDGAR PRINA
Star Stan Writer

CAPE CANAvERAI. Fla, Mar 22-Safety is one Of the
chief concerns Of the who the extremely dangerous
business Of missile testing here at the worlds largest proving
ground and they believe their fantastic impact predcto
a long way toward licking the problem
Although the safety system has been operationa since
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MELP WOMEN
tcoNTlNUEpl

D
ASsEMBLER, electronic exper. Ia
$50. CAREER EMpL., 5213 BALTIC
ave, Hyatts.. WA, 7-760O,
ASST. BOOKKEEPER, exper,; Park
ington; some typing days salary
open POTOMAC EMPL,, 1884 VII
son blvd, Arl, IA. $4,000.
BANK BOOKKEEPERs - Expert
eneed on bank bookkeeping ma
chimes. 40 hr,. s day week, hos
pitalization and insurance. Please
state age and all previous em-
ployers Box 235-M, Star
BANK BOOKKEEPER TRAINEEs--
40 hrs. b-dav week hOspitaliza-
age schools previously attended
Box e3b-M. Star.
BANK TRAINEEs, his grads,
s EnoT VI TYP SSpa ss nel Miss p %nit 81
BoYD's., cor 18th and G. MA,
BEAUTICIAN, licensed, for NOVEL
BALTIC. ave, College PIX Md; top
guaranteed salary advanced train
ing free bv MRS NOVEL. WA
7-2sOO
BEAUTICIAN, white. part time.
MADEMoISELLE BEAUTY SALON
LII. i-0S64.
BEAUTICIAN, ALSO MANICURIsT
AND SHAMPOO GIRL, excellent
1878 NJ St NV
BFANTICIANs. also qualified man.
agef, MARY BRUCE. Washington
Circle Apis FEE. 3-517S, 49,
IBEAUTX observation-disclosures
Guaranteed top salary and 500
commission Please call in person
GUSTAVES HAIR STYLISTS, 723
18th, st, NV. near Woodward N
BEAUTY OPERATOR. male or fe-
male, with following In Silver
Spring We do the shampoo. you
ct she credit Call JU. 9-9652.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ssb-SI0O
per WI guarantee oms commits
sioni 5-day wk no manicurlng
steady work LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIRDRESSERS, l7l0 Eve ST y "
CONNECTING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR-Prefer MGR 5000 exper
and I0-key adding machine exper. 3.
hank exper helpful; 5-day wk., full
company benefits college TRAINING
program, air-cond. permanent
position Annlv Suite 400 1879
z st NV or cell MR. FORD. ST
$4,000
BOOKKEEPER, dbl. entry: trial bal
mo, leg handwriting, some typ
ing Perm. Apply End fir. l79E
/ ST. NV Do not phone +.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, Q. Il
4.3n and y day Sat Free lunches
Bethesda area Reply stating age
exper and salary, BOX 327-M
! Star.
BOOKKEEPER
Secretary. experienced; general Of
fee work: good opportunity Boz
RE1-M star
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ChaS. G. Stott a. Co., Inc.
MA. 8-4l8l
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MEN-PART TIME
YOUNG MEN
AGE 1925

We have openings for
young men seeking a ca
reer in an outstanding
commercial field, the Of
flee equipment and supply
industry offers wide OPP
portunities to young men
in retailing store manage
ment, specially selling and
sales management; all
men are started on a sal
airy basis; many co. bene-
fits, pension plan, group
insurance, profit sharing
sick leave and others
Please contact L. ]. Mill
ken for an appt.
Chas. G. stott & Co., Inc
Ma. 8-416l
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once exper. TO -. 900. PoToMAc
EMPL., 1894 Wilson blvd, Arl,
IA. $4,000.
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TEMPORARY CLERKS
AND TYPISTS

Well-knoWn organization has sew
eral openings both temporary and
permanent for hign-school gradu-
ates who are accurate and alert
some positions require tvping and
others are OF a general clerical
nature. An aptitude for figures
iept Sworkih nS'"s son iui.fnss 5, SS
4O-hr Wk. annual ann sick leave
IN reply please give age. eduea-
ion and experience. Box 3OB-V
star
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Records Clerk
RESIDENT MANAGER

for 27-unit bldg Must be expert
81 ence, have good references Apart
ment, telephone utilities in eX
change for services. c. W SNIP
SON co NE $500.
R.N., dr's ONCE, some office exper
To $500. POTOMAC EMPL., l04
z Broad St, JE. 2-7272.
Unusual opportunity TO
woman with sales experience ant
outside contacts TO estimate anC
sell our products for new construc
ton. Draw, commission and cal
allowance; genuine leads furnished
no canvassing. Virginia resident
preferred, late car essential. Back,
ground in general contracting o
interior decorating desirable. Phon
XII S-3S00, KENFATR MFG. CO
500 N. West st, Alex
SALES SUPERVISORS
Two attractive ladies between 81
and so years Of age with car Il
do special promotional work fol
old established local firm; perma.
nent position and salary above
average; must have experience
selling lntangibles such as rea
estate or insurance Write quail,
locations to SALES SUPERVISOR
P, o. Box 1917, Wash. 10, D. c
sALESGIRLS, full time, 1910 yrs
age; neat. attractive. Apply BAR
BY'S FABRIC SHOP. 1875 N
Wash. St. Alex, Va.
SALESLADIES-Are you good
Conscientious. hard working WON.
on NTH A1anfy If avnarfanra9 NJ
kidding, we have a steady, good
Job for you with good pay. NOR
than you expect Women's wear
accessories and foundation gar
mentS. ALMA SHOP. 1865 Wilson
blvd, Arl., Va.
SALESLADIES. full or part time
Girdle, bra and lingerie eXper
Good salary, hours, store bene-
fits. DoR-NE, 924 F st. NV
SALESLADY for fine jewelry store
exper in gifts and jewelry. R
HARRIS a. CO., Jewelry. l10l I
st. NV. See Mr. Geraei, 4th-hool
office
SALESLADY. Bethesda, exper fab,
rio and knitting shop. WO. 8-097S,
OIL 2-655S,
SALESLADY
Experienced for fine millinery shop,
permanent, salary and commission
Excellent opportunity Apply II
person, JULIA SPIVAK, 1921 Conn
ave. n. ".
sALESWOMAN, white. downtown
grocery store. no Sunday work
$50 wk Elk 3-7s45 $40 18th st
NV
SALESWOMAN Quick and intelli-
gent, no Sat. OF Sun. or ewes
IN Arl Box l45-V, Star,
SEAMSTRESS, part time, salary OF
percentage. LEE HIGH VALET, 81
S Washington ST., Falls Church,
JE. 2-97S4.
SEAMsTRESS, experienced; part
time. Apply 1882 Carroll ave.
JU 5000.
SECRETARY medical. for special
list Exper., shorthand not nee. age
% to 40 Box 364-M, Star.
SECRETARY. Arlington Courthouse
area mortgage company. prefer
related experience; salary Si5-
S15. ia. 5-9511.
Springfield area; pref.
eXper in lumber and millwoTs !,
good FUTURE days. 1928 POTO-
MAC EMPL.. l04 + Broad St.
JE. 2-7272.
temporary. 1880
days. good with figures, 5 DAYS;
S325. POTOMAC EMPL., oil King
st. Alex. XII N-h0bb
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DICTAPHONE
TRANSCRIBERS

Must be a rapid typist for tran
scribing letters on IBM electric
typewriter. long or short term
appt's available. But all 5-day
4O-hr. week. Salary is dependent
upon your qualifications, Write.
giving education, experience. typ
address to Box 30S-v. star
IDR.'S RECEPTIONIsT grad nurse
typing nee for morning hrs. State
exper. and ref Box s,3S-M, Star
DRUG CLERK, exper, with top
refs, in drugstore; good salary
Apply FARMLAND, 10 Inn.
EXECUTIVE TYPE seer. min. 90
wp.m. tipping with 100 words
per min shorthand, career mind
ed, eat and attractive. Write
BACKGROUND history. Box la5-V
Star
FILE CLERK. no tipping, Young
$50 to start. POTOMAC EMPL..
1894 Wilson blvd, Arl., IA. $4,000.
FOUNTAIN CLERK, young girl with
experience white only: hours >
pm til 10 pm, only. 1000 Wilson
FOUNTAIN AND GRILL GIRL, col
ored, experienced only Apply in
person. MONTGOMERY HILLS
PHARMACY, 9400 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring
GENERAL OFFICE. Alex, exper on
comptometer, typing helpful; IS
hrs $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL.. ql1
Ring st, Alex, XII a-5055,
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. book :
keeper, typists, to manager ONCE
for small business Exper neces-
sary 5 days, g-5. Vic. 18th and
Columbia I'd Box 907-M, Star
GIRL FRIDAY, tipping. answering
telephone Rosslvn Se16 POTO-
MAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd
Arl ia $1,000
INSURANCE CLERK, exp. rating
policies, Wilson blvd; 35-hr. wk.;
to $500 POTOMAC FMpL.. 2334
Wilson Blvd, ia $4,000.
MAIL AND INFORMATION CLERK
age Is to 30, hours pm to II
pm. 5-day week, including week
ends: salary S5S; company bene-
fits after 3 months Apply man
ager. HOTEL HARRINGTON.
MANAGER, white. for rooming house
in D, c. Must have good references.
- -. y lD-u aAtSl : I'M
NURSES AIDE-white. for general
floor duty in nursing home in Sill
yer Spring area. Live-in. Refs
JU 1884
NURSES AIDES
Age 2O-55. white. Exper. preferred
Salary, meals, uniforms. vacations
6-day wk Phone Nursing once.
DOCTORS HOSPITAL. RE. Z
1900.
OFFICE CLERK, N. ArL some typ
POTOMAC EMPL., 2334 wilson
blvd, Arl., ia. $4,000.
PIX OPERATOR, not over 35. M
MEDIATuY. 5-day, 35-hr wk
$50 per wk. to start. Box 21S-V
Star.
PIX OPERATOR, eood salary; per
manent; company benefits. etc
MARvIN'S. 734 Eth st. NV.
PIX OPERATOR, 4-i2 pm: salary
and apt. Apply MRS CARROLL.
ia. $4,000
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TYPIST

High school graduate, white. with
speed of so wp.m., to type full
time, permanent only; new build
ing air conditioned good vaca-
tion and sick leave plan; other
benefits. Cali EN- 2-9700.
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THE EVENING STAR
110l PA. AVE NV.

PIANO PLAYER. white, to play
old-time music. good salary work
"a hour to the hour. from v D m
10 1870 am, o nights a week
Apply in person at JOHNNY s
500 Sth st. Sc, after z pm
RIAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN ~
experienced. must have car anS
knowledge of Silver Spring area
bonus arrangement CHEST Fl
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, ~. 5-7l00,
RECEPTIONIsT
With sales experience in photo,
graphic studio. 25 TO 40 yrs. old
excellent opportunity for career
minded person Good salary, pleas
ant surroundings.
Write Mr.. B. Baker
HARRIS q EWING
1904 q ST NV
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HELP WOMEN

TEACHERS. white, last minute Va.
eancies, 800 $500, ADAMS
TEACHERS AdcY 60b l4th NV
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HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY. M

SECRETARY, little experience OF
rusty shorthand acceptable, start
Y250-S30O, downtown modern Of
flces many other Jobs. Interviews
D-i2. TELE SEC. 1900 Eye ST
n W.. RE 7-25S5,
SECRETARY, research asst. to
work in hospital for doctor In
teresting and varied duties, EXper
pref shorthand and typing re-
auired. Salary, $4,000. IL, T.
1900, Ext. 500,
SECRETARY, no shorthand, good
at figures, type so wp.m, SAP
GUARANTY EMPL., i0l N Alfred
St, Alex XII. 9-37T0
SECRETARY, lady, under 80, t.
work In real estate office full time
to answer phone and some tipping
Prefer someone living in Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase vicinity. Con.
tact, in person, GEO W. ROBERT.
SON Realtor, 1885 Wisconsin ave
SECRETARY, courthouse area
attrac. environment. 5 days S2St
min. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 vii.
son blvd, ia. $4,000.
SECRETARY, no shorthand, In pres'
and radio dept 5 days. S3%b
POTOMAC EMPL., 2334 Wilson
blvd ia $4,000.
SECRETARY, capable and exper
must take shorthand and type
nice personality. 3 DAYS a Wk
vacation with pay and other bene
fits AID 4-S775
SECRETARY, girl Friday. under
IS yrs, for general contractor
ONCE, Silver spring, Nd, close
in; air-cond 5-day Vk starting
salary. S6A wk Write giving ref
crences, Box 313-M. Star
SECRETARY no shorthand. poise
able to handle social ENGAGEMENTS
I SECRETARY. temporary. mos.
sttrac, girl. 4-s:30 o m ideal fol
student.
[ PATRICIA STEVENS AGENCY
1922 N Y ave. NV. MA, S-56il
SECRETARY
For trade association, near Dupon
circle air conditioned; uleassn
surroundings HU $4,000.
SECRETARY
White. age 2l-35: permanent posi-
tion with national org Excel
benefits and working conditions
I Must be able to do dictaphonl
/ work and type accurately ~
wpm Salary open. For ap
pointment call Di. 1-34l5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-16
HELP WOMEN
PAYROLL
CLERK

Young woman. 1928 with high
school completed and lntere7'ee
in figures for placement In oul
payroll once tipping necessary
Prior experience in payroll Is not
required BACKGROUND in bookkeep
Rm i3O2 $40 am to $50 D m
weekdays. no phone calls.