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Major Policy Changes
Under Herter Unlikely
BY EARL II. VoSS
Star stan writer

little less travelling, little reliance op senior
ofcias-these the changes expected
at the State Department under Christian Herter
No major policy shifts appear to be in the ofnng
Mr.. Herer has spent much time Acting Secretary
not only in the past few months during Secretary Dulles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18

missile program. Mr.. Brucker
said, but also on the crucial
issue of whether defense spend
ing has been cut to balance the
budget or whether it is truly
adequate to protect the coun-
try. The citizens are obliged
to depend on the interpreta-
tons - often conflicting - OF
political rivals. he said.
Mr.. Brucker also challenged
the broadened Interpretation
of the equal-time principle
adopted by the Federal Com
Imunications Commission. The
ruling obliges radio and tele-
vision stations, which give time
to a political candidate. to
match this with equal time fol
his opponent.
THE techniclans seem to be
making more and more wave
lengths available for broadcast
ing, so that less and less con-
troll should be needed" Mr.
Brucker said. But the FEC
instead is reaching out for more
control"
He said it was a hopeful sigr
that the American Bar Asso-
citation now is reviewing its
Canon 35"-the rule against
the taking of photographs In
court rooms. The ABA last
summer created a committee to
check the experience of judges
and lawyers in courts where
cameras were permitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18
Seven Directors Chosen

Mr.. Catledge was one of seven
directors chosen in a ballot con-
Quoted yesterday among the
more than 400 editors attend
ing the meeting.
He and three others we're
elected for four-year terms.
The others are: Mr.. Hills, Felix
R. Mcknight, executive editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18
Virgins Heads Editors;
Other Officers Named

JR Virgins executive editor of the Washington Post and
Times Herald today elected president OF the American
Society of Newspaper Editors
He succeeds George w. Heay; jr. editor of the New
Orleans Times Pcayune
Turner Catedge managing editor of the New York Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18
CASTRO

Continued From First Page
and their anti-Castro banners
were gone by the time he left
the hotel.
Smaller pro-Castro groups
also were in the area. There
were no clashes. A heavy police
guard was thrown around the
hotel and its vicinity.
The Prime Minister said he
hopes to ward of communism
in Cuba by wiping out poverty
and hunger.
He was asked if the Cuban
Communist Party played an
active or decisive role in the
revolution which overthrow
Dictator Fulgencio B atista.
Avoiding direct comment, he
said this was a revolution of all
classes, a fight of the people of
Cuba.
SmatherS Issues Charge
But Senator Smathers, Dem
ocrat of Florida, issued a state
ment in which he said the
Castro government is pep.
pered" with Communists. HI
said Mr.. Castro must learn tha'
he cannot play ball" with
Communists. The Senator made
the observation in urging TIT
Organization of American States
to form a special police forct
to prevent invasions of Latir
American countries.
At the editors meeting, Mr.
Castro spoke out strongly
against dictators and for a fret
press.
He pleaded for understand.
ing of the economic plight o.
Cuba, saying the deterioration
of the sugar market, plus high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18
ADVERTISEMENT.

You don't know the best
until you have lunch or
dinner at the Old Club
Restaurant in Alexandra.
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WEATHER showers and hundesorms
mcrce the Northwest
Mississippi Valley and the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys all
the North Carolina
photo Map
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United States tariff barriers had
resulted in seriously adverse
conditions.
Opening the question-and-
answer period. George w. Healy
ir., of the New Orleans Times
Picayune, president of the soci-
ETY., asked:
do you believe the state
should be the servant or the
master of the people?"
Mr.. Castro answered:
"Of course, I sincerely believe
the state should serve the
| people. Absolutely"
! The first question from the
floor touched on the reports
that exiles from other Latin
American countries who have
found a haven in Cuba are
plotting new revolutionary
movements, particularly
against the Trujillo regime Of
the Dominican Republic. ThC
question was whether Mr.
Castro intended to give aid anc
comfort to these exiles in viola.
ton of the principle of non.
Intervention.
NOn-InterventiOn Principle
Mr.. Castro, once an exilt
himself, said there we're man!
exiles in Cuba and lin oul
country they have hospitality.
After talking at length abou
the exile's natural yearning II
return home, the Prime Mini
ster said, "Our principle o
relations with other countrie,
is the principle of non-inter
vention."
Mr.. Castro suggested that 1
other democratic American
States should join in demand,
ing free elections in the dicato
countries that would be {
solution"
Another editor noted tina
Mr.. Castro has been reported
as saying Cuba would remain
neutral in the event of war be,
tween the Western world ant
the Communists and asked l.
the Prime Minister would ad
= here to the mutual American
defense pact that Cuba hai
: signed.
He replied that what he sale
was that Cuba, a poor country
had no defenses and sough
protection. When the question
was repeated, the Cuban leader
} remarked that I'VE have moth,
ing else" and I'VE have KEEP
our agreement"
Defends Regime
Several questions provoked
spirited defense by the Print
Minister of the quality of jus
tice meted out by the pro
visional government.
One editor said it had beer
reported that a high civilian
official of the Batista govern
ment had been arrested. He in
: quired if this official would b.
tried by military or civilian
court.
In reply, Mr.. Castro said onl,
those Batista officials accuses
D of war crimes were being triec
J in military courts. He also sal,
: it had been necessary to re
) organize the judiciary and thi
! took time, The civil judicia
5 procedure, the Cuban leader as
! sured the editors, would be re
I established within a few weeks
, including the right of habea
| corpus for a defendant.
B Cites Batista Brutalities
Another editor said a grea
deal had been heard about exc
cutions and asked: Now tina
your government is established
do you not think it is time nov
or in the near future to pro
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tonight and tomorrow. Showers
tonight and showers or thun-
derstorms tomorrow. Visibility
So miles in rain tonight and
Sunday.
River Report
Potomac, River. cloudy at Harpers
Ferry and cloudy at Great Falls.
Shenandoah cloudy at HarperS Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - 81 Noon 7R
am. $500 so 4 pm. - ~
am. - IS S pm. - 72
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 30. on April 2.
Lowest, /, on January and II.
HiEh and Low Of Last % Hours
High. so, at $3.50 pm.
Low. 81, at 6:35 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High - 3,17 am 4:l9R I'm.
Low, -------- 10:26am. 1872 am.
High -------- 3:44p pm 4:45 pm.
Low -------- 10;47 pm. 11:40 pm.
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Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodettc Survey
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Cites Batista Brutalities

Another editor said a great
deal had been heard about exc
cutions and asked: Now that
your government is established,
do you not think it is time now
or in the near future to pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11
HOTEL MANAGER

Small downtown hotel has position
available immediately. In reply
please state age, exper., references
and marital status. Box 2Oo-J,
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PoRTEn, colorsd. experienced. 8
am. TO 8 p.nn,; steady work: NV.
rsfsrsness. G rssidsnt manager nHSss WIN (
am. 70 . p.m. $500 Connecticut
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sECURITY GUARDS. ags aS.soi
S s|Ss Ss''' sSas.r 81 ist n .a Sfd s
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GROCERYMAN

The kind We used to have; can do
something Of everything in Q food
store and takes some pride in his
work. Apply with reference 70
MARTINS, $3.50 Wis. ave. NV.
GUARDS, uniformed. white, male,
age IS TO AS: must be able
70 meet local Law enforcement
requirements. Apply In person
only. SIS Eye st. NV. Wash.
y. c. No phone calls.
HAIR sTYLIsT-One Of the best
offers, salary and comm. wise In
the city; lovely salon. OIL. 4-9519.
HARDWARE MAN. exper.; nearby
Va; 5-day wk., company benefits.
Write Box 367-J. Star.
HARDWARE SALESMAN, excellent
salary and working conditions,
Apply HARDWARE CENTER, 1852
King st., Alex. Va.
HARDWARE CLERK : SALESMAN.
preferably With local experience.
Apply. JAMES J. RUPERT. 1921
9TH 81. NV.
HARDWARE CLERK. white; nc
exper. necessary; good hrs; chance
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MANAGER. TRAINRE. for 9

MAN. for seneral work, must have
d. C. permit. Apply c. A. LEP.
AERL, a. I'VE 81. NV.
MECHANICS for equipment, expsri.
NEWTON AsPHALT CO.. 23el
Mn I'd. Alexandria, Va.
MECHANIcs t2l. exper., sober men
1000 salary steady work; refs refs no n,
ss fS ~ sv ou Or 1 sa ST. A spSsIss
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, prefer.
ably. familiar with metal-workine
machine deslgn. AID. 4-570O.
MECHANIC WANTED. experience
helpful but not necessary, on 2.
cycle engines. Reply Box 2T5-E,
MECHANIC, repairs, small sas
Motors and const. equipment,
permanent position: must b.
able 10 work without supervision;
young married men with exper
preferred: Reply In person only
RENTALS TOOLS AND EQUIP.
MENT co" s1io Capitol View
MECH. EN0Rs., EXPERIMENTAL
POWER PLANT. ExPER. $4,000
$4,000 YEAR
ELEc. ENGRs.. POWER PLANT
ExPER. BRING RESUME. SEE
MR., DODGE AT BOYD's, COR
18th AND q NV. MA. $3.50
MECH. ENGR., $465
UP 3 YRS. OF COLLEGE IN
NNHGr1 NYGAV HhYnVNRRn TNTfn
aS coNvEYoR spScfALIsT
SEE MISS BELL AT BoYp's EMP
S SAR s.s Sos' 18th AND 0 NV
MECH. ENoR.--YoUNG MAN WITH
MECH. ENGINEERING EDUCA.
TON WHITE. LOCAL POSITION
SEE MISS BELL AT BOYD'6
18th AND q NV, Ma. S.a340
MEN CUTTERS for custom made
slip covers; all-year-round work
Our cutters average $500 per week
salary: GOOD working conditions
Apply Mr.. Bernie, BEAuTI CRAFT
PLASTIC CO.. 20lS Bladensburg
MEN. dependable. spray painters,
cabinet makers and men for gen.
eral work with q progressive COM
pany. Good references needed. In
SIDE work. Call any day between
am. and q nm. CY. 1880.
MEN (2l, car necessary TO be
trained for kermanen' position in
our service dept, . ID pay. auto
allowance, vacation. commission
an. and 1 pm. 8ss Eye st. NV
MEN, S1O2 VIZ. 70 start; white. Cal
now, DI. 7.3445.
MESSENGERS ts), white, under
Fl, Of neat appearance and local
school accommodation: chance "a
learn credit inyestigatins: once
mr.. 14th and H NV: hrs, $3.50
to ). half day Sat-: start S1.20
hr: t$24O MONTH. Phone Ma.
MESSENGER AND COLLECTOR-
Fer real estate once; must have
drivers permit and good local
references: ability 70 use type.
writer would be Of help; salary win
DEPEND on qualifications. Write
Box 276-E. Star.
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APPLY
RALEIGH HABERDASHER
i e:ESoP ? &. o Ssi.%.
P0RTER-DIsHwAsHER, full time
apply In person. CROWN DRUG
4th and w ats. ne.

P0RTER-DIsHWAsHER; full time,
apply IN person. CROWN DRUG,
4th and W ats. ne.
PORTER
For apt, bldg. Days. 8 To- 4. Per-
m man uF Teie TTSN;;n9 Spgly psR-
siss conn, ave- nsH NV
PRINTING CONSULATE = Youne
man TO figure cost printing Jobs.
must have knowledge Of all types
o. oI,l printing and be able y quote
right man. Salary Commensurate
with experience. Also part-time
Work Tor men with Xerox and
Multillth processes. Call ST
5-JhU0.
RADIO MAN, bench, only exper
need apply. .01O i4th st. NV, 0
REAL ESTATE OFFICE requires
services o. young man .t2i, pal,
property management department
will teach suitable applicant II
sincerely interested In real estate
as q career. car essential: modest
salary and car allowance; to start
with unlimited oppor. for advance
10000 for Apt. '
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Excei
opportunity for salesmen In active
Silver Spring once. o. d. FIELD,
INC. Realtors. JU. 5-71l3.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen = Won
derful opport. for wide-awake ex-
perienced men In active Nd. Of
nee: several openinss for tnexpe-
rieneed part-time help: will train:
top commission ARRANGEMENTS.
LEO A. Dryer a CO.. INC. jU.
REAL ESTATE sALRSMAN = Free
course In real estate fundamentals
VIII be given for q selected group
who intend to enter the business
on o full-time basis and desire as
ISOLATION with an established or
sannnlsstion; Can NJ; Groves. LuRIA
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
10 mead the commercial department
IN or virginia once. A most un-
usual opportunity. Applicants must
have had at least . years exbe-
f1enee IN commercial sales and
leases. Unless you are capable OF
s 81 ~ least $4,000 per year
KoRzENDoRFER REALTY. INC.
IKE. $1,000
REFRIGERATION sIRvICRMAN,
must have knowledge Of low
sempereture ice cream cabinets
Mone other than sober apply, Mr.
UCI1 CO.. 1887 d st. Sc.
ROOFING. xITr prp
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Sell for Sears

Sears has 2 openings for inuid,
sales with salary plus Commission
and l for outside sales: liberia
MILEAGE allowance for the use o
car. and draw versus Commission
The 4 who qualify will participate
IN Sears nationally known EN-
ploye dement's. Apply In person
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sass coiesyille Rd., Q. g.. Nd.
sERvICEMEN, for coin-operate,
January equipment; experience no
insurance, sick leave. ' cther benz
SERVICE, inc, lilo ist 81. Sc.
between 3 and 4
SERVICE STATION shift manager
Day work. free insurance, pSit
vacation, salary open. Must havl
references. cLovERLY's ESsc
YER spfins. Ma. w 4.bseie. '' on
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white, over IS; capable Of On,
Grating q shift, must have 2 las
references. HARWooD's GULF
~ 7-QsOO. odth ave. and River
SERVICE STATION
Road servicemen. Must have exper
ana y, G. drivers permit. 45ll
Macarthur blvd, NV, FE. 3-l2Oa
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced, needed at once. da,
hours, good working conds, Appl,
LAVEzzo AMoco, 7sOi Wis. ave
No phone calls.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white; nightwork. IN company
operated service station; no wash
ing, greaslnG or tire repairs. Appl,
SPUR OIL co. $3.50 Lee hwy.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
experienced, d. G. drivers permit
also, have openine Tor midnigh
shift manager. GATEWAY SERV
ICE. 1870 Liyinsston I'd. sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be experienced In tune-up
brake Jobs and minor repairs
Apply In person. 18th and upshul
SITS. NV. AR0YLE'S AMocO.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
full and part time: salary plui
bonus. Apply SHEPHERD PARE
ESQ, 14Ol Ga. ave. I pm. I.
= pm, Sat. Sept. IL.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
AQER, local references required
$40 q week and commission. VIII,
kOUoHBYS ESQ SERVICE. -424l
wisconsin ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
full and part-time; experienced
local references. BILL REIDY'f
ESQ. New Hamp. ave and Pow,
der I'd, Silver Spring.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT oper.
ator; must have local ref: salarJ
open. BLACKBURN sUNOCO
1883 Ga. ave, Wheaton, Md.
SERVICE STATION MEN WANTED
experienced. fabrication, battery
and tire. service, Must have D. c
operators permit. No others neec
apply. JOHNNY FREEMAN'E
TExACO SERVICE STATION, 20tf
and N. Y. ave. NV.
SWEET METAL SHOP MECHANIC
gen. exper., co. dement's. Ma A
BARBOUR, IA. 2-l223, 1904
pm.
SHEET-METAL WORKERS = Me,
ehanics and helpers needed fol
commercial and residential due
work. Maryland and vlrginla
MERRITT a CONDOR. INC, reai
llOv ". Bread st., Falls Church
SHOEMAKER. ALL AROUND =
Steady Job; good pay. i722 BY,
st DIV.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. neces.
ssry. Apply MANAGER, 1927 Ooos
Hope I'd. sc.
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sALEsLADIEs. age 1885. 5-da,
wk.. $3.50. am. TO Q pm. Mon :
Fri. Good WORKING conds. Appl,
WALQREEN DRUG CO. Penta.
gon Bldg.
sALEsLADIEs-H. L, GREEN. New
variety chain store Is accepteg ap
plications for full or part time
Sl4 Leesburs pike. JE. 4.1255.
sALEsLADY, some exper., 5-day wk
Sal plus comm. 6ARU SPORTS
WEAR, 261S-A Conn. ave. NV.
sALEsLADY, me-; exper. ready TO.
wear; gceSS salary; 40-hr. week
sALEsLADIEs, fuil-time applica,
@. c, MURPHY CO., Hiilcresi
Heights, Nd.
sALEswOMAN. full or part time
in jewelry and gift shop. r. HAR.
RIS a. CO.. JEWELLERS, 1101
st. NV. See Mr.. Lippman.
sALESWOMEN. exper.. perm. full
or part time: dne sportsweal
shoes; Conn. ave. Arl., Va, AND
new store opening early Septem.
Der, downtown. CASUAL CORNER
JU. $1,000.
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RELp WOMEN
tcoNrINUIpl

BEAUTY OPERATOR--steady DO
litlon; experienced in permanent
waving. can make 500 per week
o. more Applg PAT YOUR HAIR
~ ;ssER. 9a7 Y ct. NV. MB.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. ssS.sioO per
week. Aiuarante plus commits
ei0ni Dlday week. no manicure
inHi steady work. LOUIS GRE
ALIVE HAIR DREssERs. l7iO
B00KKEEPRR, full chs. once mgr,
for Wholesale record company:
s sneeii a. S5Por. Call MR.. FIELD
BKKPRs., sTENos.. TYPIsTs
ALLhN.Oh RlEN Personnel Service
l40i N. Y. Ave. RE. 1880
B0OKKEEPER-Air cond. once,
profit sharing plan. day wk.,
many Dement'S, excel. oppor. for
Advancement. Know. Remington
Rand Bkkpe. machine preferred.
n ., Z. section, soLoN SERVICE.
lis Z 81. Sc. Ii. 7-0221.
Bo0KKEEPER; N. Va. Protestan,
e enlseh; must must. be Exp, able % type;
B00KKEEPER; must be able "a
keep full set OF doubie-entfy
books. Prefer someone with expef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11

PREssER, for SIX and wool: full
s siSs y, $sLIT r. s; ssgsss i. Il AI s1.'!
JU. 9-eb71.
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SECRETARY-TYPISTS

SECRETARY-T YPISTs
Eye doctor with ofiices in
WASHINGTON and Hyattsvllle
requires r several capable.
efhcient Girls with execu-
tive ability: $50 week. Free
0u-nt salary increases. Ex-
eel. oppor. for career girls.
HAND. Permanent position.
Dietaphone and rapid IBM
electric typing exper.. 5 day
week. O-6:3O. interviews
Saturday. 1900. $500 Bal
timore ave, Hyattsville.
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SECRETARY

Interesting position in controllers
once; SOM college and aptitude
for nnath. preferred: fast. accurate
hand; q i to IS yrs: S-da,. SIS Il:
week. A.. = ,hWO
yearly: excellent benefits. Call RE.
ECY.-RECEPTIONIST
Small pleasant law once: short.
hand and tying must be good;
S76. Di. 7-02O0. ?
sECRETARY-TYPIsT. no shorthand
required. perm. position. down.
town Aforementioned once. State
age, experience, tipping speed and
phone number. Box 1907. Star.
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LIQUOR SALESMAN

MACHINIsT, preferably experienced
In machine assembly. AID. 4-5700.
MAINTENANCE MAN for garden-
type project; must have 9Th class
engineertng license: salary open.
70. 2-I4I1.
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NELP MEN
lcoNrINuEDl
ELECTRICIAN


Experienced iourneyman and exper
helper, for work IN D, c., Nd. ans
Va: good pay. steady work. Cal
ELECTRONlCs TECHNICIAN !.
LARGE SOUTHERN TECHNICAI
SSnstTSct n snS maintain %sh sl.esroni,
instruments primarily for re.
search In Nuelear Physics Person
must have B s. degree and mill
tary or civilian experience In cleo.
tronies. Attractive salary. oppor.
tuntty for graduate study and
employe will be trained and u.
eensed 10 operate nuclear reactor
Reply Box S1-J. Star.
ELECTRICIANS HELPERS mus
have 2 yrs. minimum exp: oppor-
tunity to connect with est. firm
for steady work and advancement
$3.50 am. OF 1:30 to $3.50 pm.
ELECTRICIAN, with D, c, card
looking for steady work with. est
DAYS With Bay. ne can n 1k S.H; n 81
6-350O. bet. 8 and $50 am. Of
$3.50 to $50 pm.
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER =
TE. S-S 'SS ao or s fSa P s:so, esi
ia. s-0056.
ELECTRICIAN's HELPERsi chance
ing conditions: new and old work
eP. 3-5l6l.
ELECTRICIANS, and experienced
Nd, D. c. and Va: stesdy work,
good pay. See foreman at Summit
Hills Apts.,A 18th and East-Wesi
hwy. daily at 7:30 an.
ELEvATOR OPERATORS, white, ne
Yrs. or over. Apply time keepers
once. sHoRKHAA HOTEL. Nc
phone calls.
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PORTERS
PART TIME

Ss osT. ed, pq5.sI. nssdsa for Z
70 Ii;S 3d., an; Or am: e 4
81 nlshtTofE.' Rsfstsnnseess ' Teauirsd.
Excellent opportunity to supple
ment regular Income.
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s ::.. s sn sR;n Sc: . iss s.ss
miisaIe allowance asaS for n; use nSs' 81
car, and draw versus commission,
The who qualify will participate
In Sears nationally known ems
ploye dement's. Apply In person.
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BEAUTICIANS

BEAUTICIAN, salary, comm, In.
s sS%f ho Ssr. e AN Ts' HAIR fsh sT Rhy
lsT,. 1878 18th at. ne. LA. 8.
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CLEhh-IYFIO
white, age 1885. for nationa
organization In new air-cond. Of.
fee building: ability TO type Al
wp.in.: S.day wk;, paid vaea'
surance and other benefits. Please
call DI. 7-341b for appointment
CLERK TYPIsT, B-day week, o "a
b; salary open. Phone DI. 7-660S
for appointment.
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-CllLERK-TYPIST-

CLEhh-l 7 flSI
For q leading stock casualty insur.
ance CO.: 5-day, 37Ia-hr. week. va.
cation after q mos, other security
benefits. RE. 7-7711,
CREDIT AND COLLECTIONS
/ young lady with accounts receiv-
able collection exper.. must be
able to type and be good CORE
spondent Apply in person. 500
CREDIT CLERK-TYPIsT = High
school graduate. 6-day week
Profit sharing. Many company
benefits. Apply HECHINGER CON-
PANY. 18th and H SITS. ne.
ICURBETTE, full time, day hours,
RESTAURANT. JE. 4-9726.
DANCE TEACHERS (1O), full OF
part lime; free training; excellent
earnings. Apply 1-6 pm. ALBERT
STUDIOS. 5O2 18th st. NV.
DESK CLERK, residential and tran
sient hotel. alternating hours Ap-
ply manager, TO 3 pm. Do not
phone. BELLEVUE HOTEL, Is Z
ST. NV.
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK,
part time, must be exper.; refs.
req; top salary. PARKWAY PHAR-
MACY. JU. S-9300. Mr.. Meyer.
EARN EXTRA MONEY at home
telephone soliciting: no exper. nee
ma. e-2950.
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PLUMBER, jobbing and remodelins
work: an opportunity TO become
AFFILIATED with one Of d C.'s fore.
most plumbing and heating sho-s
ID. c. drivers license and ref.
erences necessary: group family
hospital. surgical and major medi.
cal Insurance and other enpployl
ders. GEORGE p. WARNER 4 CO.
CO. 5-961O.
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STENOGRAPHER

Ase IS 10 40: small once: diver.
sified once duties: some shorthand
essential: 321a-hr. week: starting
salary $40 per week. Box 33-J.
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tieIssh@snn yeast. "a RossI de 8.
have mined. openins, sood S WORK.
ing eonds... paid vac many other
benefits. hours. 9-5: 37Hs-hr.
vorkweek: accuracy rather than
speed essential In typeyriting and
shorthand; sood telephone voies
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REFRIGERATION SERVTCRMAN,
must have knowledge Of low
None other than sober apply, Nj
Money. MEADOW GOLD PROD
UCTH co l3a7 n n
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MECHANIC, repairs. small sas
Motors and cpnst. eouipmenti
permanent position; must bs
able 10 work without supervision
young married men with exper
R 5sssFTsd R T1D, IN person e Snly
ave. 9. 8.
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N ExPER lNf Elmo p SEsUME pIs sEl
Mr., DODGE AT BoYD's, COR
18th AND q NV. MA. s-334O
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