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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07
New York May Set Up
Juvenile Work Comps

NEW YORK, Sept. 7 (AP).-
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller has
indicated the State may try q
new cure for young hoodlums-
outdoor work camps.
The Governor meets here to-
morrow with State, city, reli-
gious and social agency leaders
in an effort to step up the war
against juvenile crime.
The meeting was called as a
result of a recent sharp in
crease in teen-age violence In
New York City, but Gov. Rookie
Teller said the problem wasn't
limited to the city, but existed
throughout the State, through
out the country. and even
throughout the world.
He spoke yesterday on the
CHS television program Eye
on New York"
1879 Youths Arrested
Meanwhile, New York police
reported that 1879 youths under
81 have been arrested since a
drive to curb young trouble
makers began Friday.
Three teen-aged six-footers
were held yesterday on charges
they beat and stomped an 49,
year-old youth after he said
he was a Puerto Rican.
Russell Brander, 16; Joseph
Mills. 16, and James Brooks,
IT, all white, we're held in $500
bail each for a hearing next
Monday.
Their victim, Hector BATHS
ia, is In a Bronx hospital with
a broken nose and numerous
cuts and bruises.
The attack Saturday night
in the Bronx was one of a
series Of recent incidents of
violence by teen-agers, includ-
ing four killings.
Inc playground Staying of
two youths on the West Side a
week ago resulted from an at
tack by a group of Puerto
Rican youths. They repeatedly
had been led to believe that a
gang OF youths Of other nation
al origins was out to get" the
Puerto Ricans. A half-dozen
youths, most Of them Puerto
Ricans, have been charged with
homicide in the slayings.
Similar to CCC Camps
Gov. Rockefeller said the
camps, if established, would be
Statewide. and operated in
connection with the Conserva-
ton Department. They would.
he said, be similar to the CCC
(Civilian Conservation Corps
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nate periods of rest and work,
the American Psychological
Association was told.
The wakefulness experiment,
conducted by DR.. J. Wesley San
derson of Bakersfield College,
was undergone by big Jim"
Stoke of station KGEE in an
improvised store-window studio
early this year. DR.. Sanderson
said the disc jockey regarded
food as of increasing impor-
lance during his long stint and
needed massage (for exercise)
and Jared best when the tenn
perature in the store front
was moderate. But from a SCI
entiflc point of view, "interper-
sonal relationships were as i'm
portant as diet, massage and
temperature" DR.. Sanderson
commented.
Other psychologists, asked to
review DR.. Sanderson's study,
agreed that after the first few
days without sleep, big Jim"
showed AL the classic psy-
chotic symptoms" One scien-
fist said there were striking
similarities between Mr.. Stokes
behavior and certain "aberrant
aspects" Of Airman Donald
Farrell's conduct in the course
of a week in an isolation cham
Der at the School of Aviation
Medicine in San Antonio, Tex,
in 1858.
Mental Lapses
Three days out, DR.. Sander
son said, the disc jockey had
"lapses Of as long as IS sec
onds. He could still think
straight, but at times he had
trouble compromising the ia
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Mental Lapses
'ChutterIey'
Posters
Cancelled
BY the Associated Press

A planned display in some
postoffices OF. an editorial de-
nouncing the novel LADY
Chatterley's Lover" as obscene
has been countermanded, a
spokesman for the Postoffice
Department said last night.
Postmaster General Sum-
merf1eld had sought to ban mail
distribution of the novel but
his ruling has been set aside by
the courts.
DR.. Daniel A. Polling, editor
Of the Christian Herald maya
zine, recently wrote an edi-
torial in which he said that
while the magazine opposes
political censorship II find
with the Postmaster General
that brilliantly written
Lady Chatterley's Lover is vile
and obscene and I cannot
escape the conclusion that it
is the creation of a strangely
disturbed and frustrated mind.
In pinning the white ribbon
on this novel, distinguished lit
erary critics have given vast
encouragement to the pur-
veyors of smut and obscenity
who fill the newsstands, flood
the mails and foul the minds
OF teen-agerS :"
The editorial became part
Of the record of a recent SEN
ate hearing at which Mr.. Sum-
merf1eld asked for legislation
TO plug legal loopholes he said
are hampering his efforts to
crack down on mailers of OBJ
scene materials.
A poStoffice spokesman said
reprints of the Polling editorial
had been sent to a few post
Offices for display. However, he
said protest by an attorney
for the American Civil Liberties
Union resulted in the planned
displsy being dropped.
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miliar radio controls. At the
restaurant he began to have
illusions and hallucinations. He
thought the clock was flying of
the wall at him. and he thought
he saw a mouse.
He was somewhat stuporous
with intermittent periods oil
vagueness and irrationality
during this acute stress period
He was afraid of his wife, Of
touching a cup of coffee wher
it was handed to him, and Of
stepping when walking"
Mr.. Stoke apparently "hit
bottom" on the third day
Throughout the experiment
tended to feel worse during the
hours when he normally would
have been sleeping. He was put
on periodic doses of an "ener-
giving drug "a sort Of anti
tranquilizer) called Ritalin on
the eighth day. At that time,
DR.. Sanderson said, "euphoria.
peculiar sensations, and mild
parano old d elusions were
evidenced.
Set to Break Record
The disc jockey had set out
to break the record of a New
York platter-spinner named
Peter Trip who had gone with
out sleep for 200 hours. He Of
fered to undergo daily psyche
logical testing If the scientist
would help him stay awake.
His motivation sagged after he
broke the record" DR.. Sander
son said.
ION the 10th day." the psy-
chologist added, "he decided to
quit because of a slight cold,
with a temperature of 1914 de-
gressA 1t was felt that he could
have continued for at least an
other day If he had wished to
do so. At dinner he ordered a
double Manhattan. At 7:571a
pm. he fell asleep at the
microphone."
DR.. Sanderson said Mr..
Stokes performance 10" as
measured by q series of Wach-
sler tests, hit bottom in the 81
to 81 hour period, while his
verbal To-" did not reach its
minimum until he had been
sleepless for more than a week.
The Robbins eagle., 1959-11-21
The ClergymenS
OF Robbins

The fellowship of your pastors
at Wheeler hapel Methodist
Church at 1920 pm. is gaining
momentum. T h ey are studying
the book of Acts, and concerning
themselves with C o m m u nifty
problems.
All ministers of the Gospel are
urged to be present this Satur-
day and share the benefits of
Gods Word and the issues OF
urrent interest affecting the
community in which we live.
H. w. Stephens Sr., Sec.
Henry Bledsoe, Chairman
O Pay Phone Bills at
UTICA Currency exchange
1870 Claire Boulevard.
The Robbins eagle., 1959-11-21
Thanksgiving
Incentives"

Psalm 1912 is the theme and
text at the Good Shepherd Lu-
theran Church at 10:45 am. Sun
d a y, November %, 1859. This
Pre-Thanksgiving message is de-
signed to prepare you for
Thanksgiving Day to the glory
of God.
The message will expose you
to the blessings of Almighty God
which we are so prone to forget.
We invite the public to attend
this service and feast upon the
Word of the living God, Who
has power to save your souls.
Come and bring a friend!
The Robbins eagle., 1959-11-21
Christmas Seal
Sabbath Nov. 22

Churches of all denomination
in the Chicago area will be max
ing Christmas Seal Sabbath on
November %.
On t h i S day announcements
will be made from the pulpit re-
minding members of the congre-
cations that tuberculosis is still
the number one contagious dis
ease problem in the country, and
that their help is needed to sup
port their communitys effort to
wipe out TB completely.
Letters and notices for bulle-
tin boards have ID e e n sent to
more than 2,700 churches asking
their cooperation on Christmas
Seal Sabbath. Churches across
the nation join in this project to
eliminate tuberculosis.
Funds raised in the Christmas
Seal Sale are the sole support OF
r h e tuberculosis Institute OF
Chicago and Cook County. The
program includes over a million
free chest X-rays for Chicagoans
in community and industry an
nual surveys as well as free tu-
berculin testing in S h o OILS
h. alth education, medical re-
search grants, and rehabilitation
of former TB patients.
For fifty-two years this pro-
gra m Of tuberculosis associa-
tions all over the country has
paced the steady decline of TB
deaths and new, infectious cases.
The Robbins eagle., 1959-11-21

FOR SALE
Land for
HOME Development
Approximately eight acres of land with all
improvements in (new Streets sidewalks,
sewer and water system) located in a redevel-
opment area in Robbins, Illinois. Zoned for
single-family homes.
The tract is adjacent to new school.
Churches and shopping center will be con-
structed in the immediate vicinity.
The area is certified by FE1A as eligible for
Sec. 220 Mortgage Loan Insurance and pre-
sents splendid opportunity for immediate
development in a growing community.
Also available: sites for apartments, a shop
ping center and light industry
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
HOUSING AUTHORITY
Of the COUNTY Of COOK
ROOM 1922
COS SOUTH DEARBORN STREET
CHICAGO s, ILLINOIS
WEhesnY @ n7A2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO FAiFlane town sedan
ec SISG $685. 5sS0 t6 6eassT' RoRb 5IT o.
town Ford Dealer, 3b40 l4th st
NV, tn. 2-4100.
FORD '53 customiine VS. Pordor
original dark-blue iinish; Fordo.
matte. power. steering. radio, heat.
er and excellent tires. A real buy
81 only $685.. HILL a. SANDERS
Ford beaisrship, 1880 viers Mn
I'd. wheaton, Nd, LO. $4,000.
FORD 1888 Ranch Waeon VS.;
Wo. 6.sl34 after pm.
FORD 1855: :. and h., Wv. tires
S ssa; Ss'I $S!a Sssl 1 - sr %s
ST., FAILS Church, Va.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '52 convert: excel. cond.
must hurry for this bargain; Sl95,
LOGAN (FORD), Uptown Ford
Pc SG s64o l4th st. NV" tn
FORD 1858 Custom Tudor; r. and
h.. Wv; low mi; excel. cond.
S1.490. Ma. s-24S3, Ext. 72l.
FORD '57 retractable hardtop con-
vertible; original excellent light
blue finish; Fordomatic. air con.
ditioning, power steering, power
brakes. power windows, power
seat, radio, heater, excellent white
side-wall tires and other acces'
series of merit; I owner; low
mileage: $1,997, HILL d SAN
DERS, Metropolitan Washington
Oldest Ford leadership, 1926
I TisFi b-4 NH 3D. Wheaton, Nd
FORD '57 Tudor Victoria "500"i
completely equipped, including
power steering, radio, heater ant
many other extras. Priced fol
fast sale, $1,595. LOGAN (FORDl
1150 goth st. NV, FE. 7-S800
FORD 80 Fairlane 800" Victoria
beautiful blue and white finish
Wv. tires, Fordomatic, radio
heater; a top-quality car; $1,695
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 R. I. Ave. NE, LA. 9.100s
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FORD "a

Custom s VS. gg Ford ;.I Yordcnstie, :
Transportation; special at whole.
sale 10 the public: S444.
WILL FI INA S,I;, TO . Y ( SSIs.s S9uDoET
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AUIoMosEs FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 Custom; PordomAtie.
power , steeringS az. ana 3; new
FORD 81 Country Sedan Fordor
O-pass. station wagon VS.: T-bird
eng, Fordomatie, heater, good
ureSsA orig owner; Sl.osb. IA.
FORD '53 custom IS" 4-door;
clean; won't stay long; S2e5;
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Auto Sales

UVIV NIsNOII9IH hVt. ElL. O-IUoo
FORD '5S Fordor Country Sed
wag.: premium quality 6-pass !:
cleaning original white finish
with spotless interior, red and
white leatherette; VS., Fordo-
matte, power steering and brakes
tinted glass. cleo. windows, all
cond.: ! owner. Must see to ap-
preciate. Only S2,195. 10000
mile, 1-year guarantee avail
LOGAN lFQRD), 1850 Goth st
NV. FE. 7-SS00. Open ewes. It'll o
FORD 1887 Fairlane 300" 4-dr
sed.: auto. trans. -p.s. p.b.. 7. and
b. mint cond. 81 .495. FLOOD
PONTIAC CO.. 1921 Conn. ave. NV
FORD '55 Fordor sta. wag.; r. and
h, Fordomatic:;, good good cond.; 2 to
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

lDoDdE '65 4-dr.; stand. trans. !
Compare at See5 with 5000 down
Capitol Auto Sales
lsoio wisconsin Ave. EN-. a.soss
DODGE 80 coronet v-si 10000
owner own 5000. "a. 2sf547.
DODGE 1883 custom sedan: look
and runs splendid; SIS down, $2l
month, ROPER MOTOR, LA
DODGE $50 Custom Royal cow,
auto. trans, r. and h., full power
A real buy. only $1.296.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave, ia. $4,000, 300
DODGE '53 VS. cow: new top, =
and h.. Wv. tires; ! owner, gooc
condition; S32b. WA. 7-0147.
DODGE 'b2 4-door wagon: radio
late: s395.
WHEELER. INC. wHEELMoBILE
USEFUL" ONE-owNER CARS
lCHRYsLER- PL YMoUTH-IMPERIAI
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-1O20
DODGE Al 4-dr. sedan: l owner;
runs fine; S155. WO. 6-50l2.
DODGE $50 Coronet sedan: r., h.
push-button drive; orig. style-tone
mileage. INSPECTED. $3.50. Your
car or low as SI39 down. WOLFE
MOTORS, 1888 N. Moore st.. Arl..
Va, AZ Rosslyn, ia. 4-3251.
EDsEL IS 4-door: 9.tone blue;
yer, clean. A steal $685.
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
EDsEL '58 Citation cow: push
$i.S95. LOGAN CFoRp, Uptown
Ford Dealer, 3540 14th st. NV.
tn. 2-410O.
ENGLISH FORD 1852 Consul: ex-
eel. cond,, $500. JET ENGLISH
FORD, 1884 Pa. ave. s.e.. Ii,
ENGLISH FORD-Anglia 1873 per-
ANNb DCA8C EAOCllCut
2-tone tan leatherette upholstery;
up to IS miles to gallon; q real
buy at only S1,142. HILL AND
SANDERS, Metropolitan Washing
tons Oldest Ford leadership,
1880. viers Mil I'd, Wheaton
Md. 10. $4,000.
ENGLISH FORD '5s Anglia; excel
eond.: pvt. owner. DE. 2-5i46
81 pm all day Sat, Sun.
ENGLISH FORD I957-very low
mileage, excellent cond through
out, $500. JET ENGLISH FORD
1884 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 4-2300.
FORD 1857 Fordor hardtop; white
r. and h., Fordomatic, power steer
ing, power brakes. power windows
seats, Third engine, Continental
kit; showroom new; act fast; nc
cash required.
TED BRITT
FORD SALES, INC.
Fairfax Shopping Center
Rte. 29-21l CIR. 1880
FORD So Tudor Fairiane: Fordo,
"a 900 actual miles, excel. cond
$3.50. DU. 1851, Apt. 5O4
weekdays after 10 pm; any tint
Sat and Sun.
FORD 80 convertible VS.: lighi
Today'S special. Sl45, SIS down
$3.50 per mo. ORRISON MOTORS
7O4 w Broad ST., Falls Church, Va
FORD '55 custom 4-dr., Fordomatic
radio and heater, red. S745. Ell
6-3l9S.
FORD '5S retractable: every extra
Fordomatic, power steering anc
brakes; today's special. S2,195
THACKER MOTORS
WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST
18th and R. !. Ave. NE, LA. 6-653C
FORD 81 Victoria; all white. over.
drive, T. and h.: Ike new; special
1910 Wis. ave, OIL. 6-1665.
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AUToMosiLEs FOR SALE


FORD 1855 cuslomline Pordor;
original beige hnish; equipped
with 2. and h, automatic tTanss
mission: only SSoB.
Chew Chase Chevrolet
f125 Wisconsin Ave. -
FORD 'S7 Fairlane VS. hardtop:
= and h., Fordomatic. 2-tone NM
ish. custom int; Sl.406.
STEWART BUICK
1925 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. $3.50
FORD '55 customline 6-eyi.; over
drive, std. shift, r, and h., Wv.
tires: very clean; S6e5. RE. 6-S0eS.
FORD 1850 0-eyl, Tudor sedan;
new seat covers; best ofier. CAL
JU 0-4Nb7,
FORD 80 oALAxIE Town Victoria
Fordor VS.: light blue I'M, cruise
omatic, =. and n, Wv. tires,
power steer; 5000 mi. Just like
new; lots OF extras. Take over
payments. Call EN-. 1882.
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MANN OLDS

5000 18th 81.
-elIyer Spring. Md. JU. Sol 81
DODGE '5S Sierra station wagon
sstS sE'q sp.d Il s1 sl Pc also '0"''
sAkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
. darlington Shopping Center
ALEX, VA OV. 3-035C
OUR 10th YEAR
DODGE '55 Coronet 4-door; power
> dite, 2-tone sreen: $685.; $125 On
f: BELL MOTORS
s6111 WIS. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-S90(
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BELL MOTORS

Bill Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-s90C
FORD '54 9-passenger station wag,
on; auto. drive, power steering
$500. Call WA. 7-663S.
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LOW DOWN PAWN
FORD 80 cpstOmlIne Ranch wsg:

FORD '54 customline Ranch Wag-
sri 5 or anG 6. s. o sIsT Wiz sffei s $685.
FORD '55 Town Sedan: Fordomatic
I. and h., power steering. etc. S795
c. B. HONGFLL. WA. 3-12gh
ewes: WO. 6-9736, 8 q. m. to 4 pm
FORD '55 Custom 6-cylinder Tu-
dor; economical standard trans
mission. This economy car must
be seen and driven to be appre-
ciated. Far above average both in
s sies sRs % HGt sShs W WILh
toms Oldest Ford leadership,
1880 Viers Mill I'd, Wheaton,
Md, 10. $4,000.
FORD SO Vic. Tudor; r. and h.,
Wv, all power; 2-tone blue
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TED BRITT
FORD SALES. INC.

Fairfax Shopping Center
Rte. 29-211 CIR. 3-1330
FORD SO Tudor Fairlane: Fordo,
matte. and h., white side walls
30 900 actual miles, excel. cond.
$3.50. DU. 1851, Apt. 504
weekdays after 10 PM; any tint
Sat and Sim
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BELL, MOTORS

Sill Wis. Ave. NV. wo. $4,000
EDsEL '58 Citation cow: push
button. p,s.. radio, heater. Wv.
tires and many other extras;
S1.S95. LOGAN FORD Uptown
Ford Dealer, 3540 14th st. NV.
tn. 2-4lOO.
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TAKOMA FORD
Sellers Sales g. Service

DODGE 80 Continental converti-
BILE: white, power steering and
. brakes, T. and h.. $500 mi. 500
/; cash and take oyer payments on
KE. TOAST.
DODGE 'Ha Gus. Rnval cow: under
warranty: sickness. must sell;
$4,000 or best offer. Lu. 2-7066.
: DODGE 81 2-dr. sedan: economical
! End car; autn. trans: S1Qb.
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ENGLISH FORD-Anglia '5s per-
feet original beige finish; excellent
2-tone tan leatherette upholstery;
Up to IS miles to gallon: q real
buy at only S1,142. HILL AND
SANDERS, Metropolitan Washing
toms Oldest Ford leadership,
1880 Viers Mill I'd, Wheaton
Md, LO 5-40t16.
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FORD '6s retractable: every extra
Fordomatic, power steering anc
brakes; today's special. S2,l95
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FORD '55 custom 4-dr.. Fordomatic
radio and heater. red. S745. FL
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FORD 80 convertible VS.; lighi
green, r. and h., white side walls
T iS Ia special; - Si45; 81 down
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FORD 1858 Custom Tudor; r. and
h., .w,.w.; low mi; excel. cond.;
81 400 Ma S-24R3, Ext. 721
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3 1888 custom sedan: look
'unS splendid; Sig down, $2l
h, ROPER MOTOR, LA
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FORD 1857 Fordor hardtop; white
r. and h., Fordomatic, power steer.
ing, power brakes, power windows
seats, Third engine, Continental
kit; showroom new; act fast; nc
cash required.
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FORD '64 Crestiine IS" Victoria
Fordomatic, power steering. power
brakes, -ralio, heater, 2-tone m.
ish: Al condition; S795, written
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Arlington. Va. ia. 7-s7s'
FORD 1884 station wagon e-pas
senger: excellent condition; S6eb
S25 down. ROPER MOTOR, LA
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heater, Eyromatic drive; immseu-
late: $685..
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CLERK TYPISTS

Two openings, Georgetown area.
TO $3.50 Monday through Friday,
good appearance, under 35. new
alr,conditioned once. Good salary
call CO. 5-7702.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS SERVICES
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ELECTRIC TIPPING TAUGHT-we
are now taking applicants for new
t taiiion ZEE sssr'i u.s. Mf! Ss Vermont rS
Ayse suite @ol. DI, 1895 or
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HELP-D0MESTlc

COOK, to prepare dinner 6 day,
week for private family Hours
$50 pm. to $50 pm. Must hf
thoroughly experienced in cooking
and serving. Apply by post card
giving name and telephone num-
+ per OF applicant, name and phone
OF cooking reference. Box SIG,
Star.
COOK AND MAID, both live in;
Latin American or European, for
, adults: mr.. oath and Mass ave
Call NO. 7-S993.
COUPLE, janitor-chaufieur and
maid; $40 mo. apt. available,
Sl5 wk. AID. 2-9296.
G.H.W.; child care: cooking; must
have recent exper.: NV. refs,
settled woman; 30-45 live in;
$50. OIL. 6-4757.
GIRL, g.h.w., with plain cooking
child care; live in; refs. over
20; $50, 5-day week JU. 5-0S52
LADY to care for elderly lady, as
Sist with gh.w, in apt. Stay
nights; good refs. Give full par
tlculars, age, etc. Box 1856, Star
LIVE IN, g.h.w., child care: private
room gooc pay, good recent refs.
MAID, plain cooking, age 20 to As;
no ironing; stay 2 nights; Satur-
day afternoon and every Sunday
on, references required S35 per
week. EN-. 2-9656.
MAID, live in, g.h.w. and cooking,
child care; other help employed
lnNnIU
and Sun of; $50 per wk.; excel
refs and health card required
OIL 6-Sl34.
MAID, 25-40; live in; g.h.w., care
Of children; 5la days local refs.
JU. 5-3074.
MATURE WHITE WOMAN, who
prefers good home to high wages,
to live in and become member Of
the family. For baby sitting
(school-age children) while mother
works. DE 2-9462 after 6 pm.
MATURE RESPONSIBLE WOMAN,
white or colored to live In; g.h.wn
cooking. new house. mod con-
veniences, attrac rm; Kenwood;
local refs. req. ME, 1914.
NURSEMAID, white, to care for
year-and-a-half- old child; live in,
private room and bath, pa days,
good salary for qualified person;
references. EN-. 5-2421.
WHITE WOMAN for g.h.w. and
child care or nurses aide. Call
after 4 pm, JE. 4-0l5l.
WOMAN, settled, references; care
of 2 children, light homework,
in exchange for room and board
other compensations Call VIII
$3.50, o pm. to II pm.
COLORED, CAPABLE hskpr., live in,
rm., bd,, SIN. sal. care 5 child. on,
80, 8, 10, IL. Box AIR, Star
26'
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ACCOUNTANT-Auditor, controller
familiar with taxes, diversified ex
perience last years. Desires po'
sition with challenge. Age. 30
Family man, excellent references
presently employed but desires
change. Box 25-R, Star 24'
CONTROLLER, thoroughly expert.
enced in financial statements in
GLIDING budgets and expense con.
troll (eXpert on cost and retail
systems, assume full responsibility
| Of office personnel systems pro-
Cedures and mechanical equip
ment. Box 22-R, star "a
FORMER SALES MANAGER ha'
some spare time. Can assist II
your ONCE or sales. Moderate com.
pensation. NE. S-4535. 26'
MAN SECY., ad, asst, diversified
duties, challenging position pre-
fer. S. Amer. opportunity. Falls
Portuguese, excel refs, skills.
widely travelled. Write Box 39-R
Star.
MEN available for all types house
work, yardWork, painting, car
pentry, on hourly basis. Also
clerical help. SALVATION ARMY
HARBOR LIGHT. NE. S-4532.
OFFICE MANAGER with credit and
accounting experience; able Ia
take full charge Of business. BOX
476-G, Star.
statesmen, real estate, part or
full time. with active realty COM
pany. RA. 6-2117. ~
STATIONARY eng, End cl. Nd. u
cense, air cond. exp, white, 500
wk. Hills, Ma s-545O. 25'
YOUNG MAN. prefers eve. work,
ell. Have auto; NV. area pref
No canvassing. JU, 5-i496, ewes.
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY, law once: pleasant
eng shorthand essential. Ma g.
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MANAGER for stationery depart.
ment Of suburban Maryland once
furniture store. Must have experi.
enee IN purchasing, ability 10 ser
secondary CALL Mr.. FRANK. DI
7-9b2o. bet. 2 and IL for Apt
MEDICAL RECORDS CLERK -
CTypistl; 40-hr. Apply personnel
0 TO 2 pm. Mon.-Fri. PROV,
pENcE HOSP. llb0 varnum ne
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Telephone surYey Work

Part time, mornings; white: good
salary, plus commission. Apply
200 MinpeSota ave. Sc. Mon
day through Thursday I 10 Q pm,