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The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
Planning Commission Expects To Report To Gov. Egan in December

Pearse Walsh, who has been at tending the State Planning Com mission meeting in Juneau, re- ports that with the aid of George Rogen, economist, and planner Vic Fischer, it is hoped that a completed plan will be in the hands of Governor Egan by De- cember 15.
 In order to get more informa- tion and to get the communities into this overall picture the Com mission plans to hold hearings at Nome, Anchorage, Palmer, Cor dova, Valdez, Juneau, Ketchikan and Fairbanks. They will start in Anchorage on Sept. 21.
 Walsh is now in Fairbanks rep resenting the VIVA Chamber of Commerce as one of 200 dele gates at meeting of the Pacific Northwest Trade Assn. He will present a paper on Northwestern Alaska at the meeting. He will also attend the International Rail and Highway Commission meet ing in Fairbanks.
 Walsh said that because Con- gress has not adjourned, Sens. Bartlett of Alaska and Magnusson of Washington, were not at the meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
House Prepares Cut-down Public Works Bill

WASHINGTON, R mn Daring another veto, the House Appro- priations Committee today ap- proved a shaved down Public Work appropriation bill includ- ing 67 projects objected to by President Eisenhower.
 It sent to the House floor 1,185, 40, 1863 bill financing river and harbor, flood control and re- clamation projects in almost ev- cry state after refusing to delete the 67 projects which drew veto last week.
 The House fell one vote short of overriding the veto.
 To keep the measure in line financially with the Presidents budget, the committee cut every project in it by 215 per. cent.
 The initial cost of the 67 prof ects objected to by the President was $51,51G,OOO. The committee cut this amount to about $50,- 100000.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04

FAIRBANKS, RHStandard Oil Co. of California is studying plans for a pipeline to carry its Alaska oil to tidewater, company presi- dent T. s. Peterson reported to- day.
 Word of the pipeline plans was included in an address in which Petersen said the states oil future is "clouded by present problems and past failure but illuminated by cautious hopes"
 In an address prepared for the Pacific Northwest Trade Assn. meeting, Petersen said the three wells Standard now is operating on the Kenai Peninsula, called it's Swanson River unit, are produc- ing about $50 barrels a day.
 ''This is about all that we are able to handle" he said, under the present system of trucking oil to Seward, for storage there and ultimate shipment to our refinery at Richmond, Calif"
 Petersen said the most practical pipeline route appears to be from Swanson River to Cook Inlet. Such a line, he noted, would cross public land and would have com mon carrier status so it could be used by other companies.
 Naturally" he said, i've will have to take look at the results of wells now drilling, and others to be drilled in the months to come, before we can come to any definite decision on project as sizable as this pipe line. But l can assure you we're studying the situation closely and will go ahead with the plan just as soon as our engineers and analysts tell us the line can pay its own way"
 Peterson said drilling at the Swanson River area, where Stan dard is operating company for a four-firm partnership, is proceed ing at a pace which is most
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
Sput Sput

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif., lR - An X15 rocket ship went aloft today for what had been scheduled as it's first power flight but a last-minute fuel diff ficulty cancelled the attempt.
 The tiny black dart, only 50 feet long, rose with its mother B-52 bomber to the seven mile height at which it was to be re- leased.
 The two ships, with the X-15 fastened under the larger planes wing, then went into the launch ing flight pattern. A faulty regu- lator was then discovered in the helium system which keeps the fuel flowing under constant pres sure to the engine.
 This was the second time with in a few days that technical diff faculties forced postponement of the Kiss first flight under it's own power.
 There was no announcement when a new attempt will be set, but indications were it will be early next week.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
Father Tom Dies At Barrow of, Heart Attack

POINT BARROW, R Father Tom Cunningham, 53, the parish priest of the Arctic, died of a heart attack yesterday in his cabin at this northernmoSt tip of the United States.
 His death ended 25 years of missionary work in the largest Roman Catholic parish in the United States 150,O0O square miles of ice and tundra above the Arctic Circle
 Tn November of 1858, Father Cunningham and 20 others were rescued from windswept Arctic ice island that had broken up in a polar storm. The Jesuit priest, a recognized authority on ice con- ditionS, had chosen the ice floe at the request of the Alaskan Air Command for use by scientists carrying out International Geo. physical Year studies.
 Father Cunningham, native of New Zealand, came to Alaska in 1884 He first served on Little Diomede Island, then at Nome and Kotzebue before coming here.
 In visiting his far-flung par ishioners, Father Tom often trav- eled as much as 2,50O miles by dogsed. He camped out with the Eskimos, went hunting with them and learned to speak their Ian guage.
 An Air Force plane from Ladd Field will pick up his body and fly it back to Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
Calcutta Quiet After Riots

CALCUTTA, India, RATroops stood by today as Calcutta re- turned to normal after a day of violence that took Is lives. Apart from two clashes between police and hooligans in the early nor ming, the city and it's industrial suburb of Howrah were quiet. Yesterdays riots developed from Communist led demonstrations against the Bengal state govern ment's handling of food supplies.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
Congressman Asks Why PentagOn Banned
 Design For Survival"

WASHINGTON, R-A banned book is getting considerable at tention on Capitol Hill. It is called Design For Survival" and was written by Gen. Thomas S. Pow CT, head of the Strategic Air Com mand.
 Contrary to reports" said Rep. John E. Moss D-CaliD today, "the book does not advocate proven tive war"
 Moss, as chairman of the House government information subcom- mittee, demanded an explanation from Defense Secretary Neil Me Elroy of why the Pentagon pre- vented the books publication.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
Rivers Votes No On Highway Tax

WASHINGTON, R - Repre- sentatives Ralph River of Alaska and Al Ullman and Edith Green, both Oregon Democrats, were the only Pacific Northwest congress men to vote against the highway financing bill yesterday.
 The House passed the measure, under which the federal gasoline tax would be raised one cent for the next 21 or P months, by a vote of 243-162.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04

PITTSBURGH, Pa, R - De- tained behind black sedan while driving, James Carlson, 25, shout ed at the car: Get that blankety- blank heap outta my way"
 Two policemen emerged from the black patrol cruiser and took Carlson before a magistrate. He was fined $10 for using vile lan- guage in public.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04

WASHINGTON, R-The Sen ate Armed Services Committee has delayed action on the nomina- tion of Maj. Gen. David M. Shoup as commandant of the Marine Corps. Chairman Richard B. Rus sell D-Ga said "We want to find out why he was not given a four year appointment as required by law" Shoup received two-year appointment.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
WASHINGTON. lR :

Atomic Energy Commission has started development of new and simplified nuclear power plant for Navy submarines and ships. The work will cost 1872 million dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23

for Young Homemakers;
Walter Browder. editor Of
American Builder. and Rich
ard Caravan, director Of the
Construction Depar tment,
National Association Of
Home Builders.
Awards will be presented
to winners, shown on this
page, at the associations
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Photographs were taken
as follows: Community
Builders, Buchanan Building
and Investment and Bennett
Construction exhibits, Robert
c. Lautman: Morell Con-
struction exhibit, Charles
Baptie, and Kay Construc-
ton entry, Martin Baltrot-
sky.
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Home Builders Competition Winners

age space. facilities for
housework, possibility Of ex-
pansion Of the house at a
future time, and quality of
exterior design.
Two main categories were
judged: Traditional and
contemporary houses built
between May /, 1858, and
May /, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23

spring dinner-dance May 20
at the Manor Country Club.
James w. Pearson. execu-
tive vice president of the as
ISOLATION. said there were
more than 40 entries. Among
items given strong empha-
sis in the judging were plan-
ming for children's indoor
and outdoor activities. stor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23

MARINERS OF q home-
w design competition spon-
sored by the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington were announced
today by Clarence Kettler.
chairman of the organiza-
tons contest committee.
Judges were Edith Braz-
well Evans, editor of Living
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MEAT MANAGER experienced with
self -service market only. Must
have good references. Apply II
person. SHOPPING BAG, $500
LeeSburg pike. Alex, Va, or see
Mr. Gorhan
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CLERICAL
OFFICE ASSISTANT

OFFICE ASSISTANT
Permanent position; oppor-
tunity for advancement;
free surgical and hospital
benefits; also pensio n
fund. Apply 10 am. until
noon, or 3 to S pm.
RICH'S SHOE STORE
1901 F ST. NV.
CLERKS for newsstand, niehtwork
3:30-l2 pm; white. Ask fol
MRS. BOOTH 1T the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel.
CLFRK-TYPIST, must be good with
figures and oflce machines: s.
day wk.: permanent position
fringe benefits. Call LA 6-4l00.
CLERK part time: hours,
81; modern Office. in modern bldg
in Friendship Heights: attractive
hourly rate Write MANAGER, p. o
Box E576. Wash. 16, d. c.
union ONCE; s5-hr, wk. CAN sat.
between 1-5 pm, Ii. 3-5567.
CLERK-TYPIST, contractor with
office near Brentwood Village ne
Shorthand preferred but not re-
quired. Age to IS. Permanent po-
sition. Duties include answering
phone, filing and general ONCE
work. Salary open. 37h-hr week,
group health and life insurance,
paid vacation. DE. 2-7565 for
appointment.
CLERK-TYPIST, part time. 2 or 3
days per week, permanent posi-
ton Call MA. 5000.
CLERK -TYPIST: SIS per week;
tipping As 20 80 wp.m. Apply in
person, 1910 47th St, Bladens-
burg, Nd.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COLLECTOR, inside, acquainted
with D. and good salary, COM
mission and bonus. HERSON'S,
Sth and o SITS. NV, DE. 2-4100.
COOK. all around experienced;
restaurant: Rockville area. Box
1925. Star
NIAGARA NEEDS experienced di.
rect sales people with excellent
earning potential OutStanding,
recognized quality product with
tremendous ADVERTISING support.
Please call Mr.. JOHNS, RE. e
$500 daily, 700 18th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE statesmen AND
SALESWOMEN. Full training
course by Northern Virginia's
finest realtor: s. g. gerachis CO.
INQUIRIES invited, JE. 2-2314.
REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE, full
or part time for busy, aggressive
office. Must have car available.
No exper. necessary, will train you.
NORRIS REALTY. 1894 Pa. ave.
Sc, LII 2-3362, LII. 1-4772.
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CLERKS

Wonderful opportunity TO do gen
eral ONCE clerical work for an
internationally known organize :
tiCn: many employee BENEFITS In
reply give age. education and ex-
perience. Write Box l73-K. Star
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ss-~~unN@n~-aHp~u-z~a-aAH-
DRUG CLERK-Excel. perm. pos.
Top pay: full or part time must
be exper in drug store. Dr. burns'
DRUG CLERK fun time, expert
enced only; GOOD pay plus com.
mission. Apply PEARsoN's PHAR-
MACY, 2446 wis, ave. NV.
DRUG CLERK, experienced top
salary 20 right mani no Aundays,
Agply n peF ~; J, "a y, y
R ssSess.' 7o MA. o'a osorae'own fo''
EERcTRICAL ESTIMATOR and
foreman, thqrouRhly experienced
ton. Box 4fD-K, Star.
ELECTRICIAN HELPERS, expert.
sneed. w years mlnimum s sis, Z.
round work; advancement, Cal
RO. S-1075.
ELECTRICIAN, experienced. reli.
and drivers license Good pay
steady work for nualineA man
Apply tn. 2-0l1l any time.
ELECTRICIANS and exper. helpers
for apt. house and new house wiz
Ing. TOP wages, excel. worklna
rorlds nm A-S003. Mr. gURWIT
FIFvar0n opFRAT0n. white
anrie eisvator sfarf Munaey
Hida 1900 II Al NV.
E..Sw...S. 1rsr Tr1 .o,.x.6.
ha isn a ~ y III .a,, y M eo Refs
rer RI k.16as
s. 80. 80 1870 ~.
kNFfNEEkh,,, sALEsMEN. Creulll
cot men=al kinos ,Rosi.ions 80
49, 0 Ii2,vVV x.I ~; VI WISH nas,
bOnD nMrLs SENdsenrA cor ASbn
ana y NV. ne. I-2o5O. -
FOOD CHECKER, part time, for tor
restaurant. Please reply P. o. Box
No 1878. GEORGETOWN Station,
washington 2, d. G.
GARDENER, experienced, is TO 90
hrs. per week; SO an hour. In
auire WA0ONWHEEL MOTEL
37I5 Richmond hWV., Alexandria,
Va.
GARDENER, must be experienced
with references; full time: livine
duarters available Write, giving
fun particulars as TO age. experi-
ence and salary expected: good op-
portunity for right man. Boz
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WHATlL
vovBET?I
HELP WOMEN

BEAUTI0IAN, must have exper
good salary. Also shampoo cir
and manicurist. michel LIS
BEAUTY SALON, Alex, Va, TIE
6-S040, after 8 pm. TIE. 6-1050
BESUTY sTUDENTs-Enroll nov
s az FALLS G saagsE BEAUTY
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HOTEL MAIDS
Must Have References

Must Have References
ALLAN TOWERS. 1900 Mass, Ave.
LIvE-IN G.H.W., fond OF children,
plain cooking: recent references
required. WO. 6-672S. -.
MAID, full time, for dr.'s family:
2 weekdays of, some Suns, Of:
new home, all modern cone
yeniences. gh.w., child care incl.
OIL. 6-31S6.
MAID, 25-40: ghw.. fond OF chill
dren; must stay in 3 nights wk.:
excel salary, OIL. 4-5757.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. preferably
Jewish, care for elderly couple,
live in. cooking RA. 6-7s59.
SETTLED WOMAN, live-in; 5a
day wk; Tn room: cooking,
g.h.w. for elderly woman: S36
wk. Write Box l70-s. Star,
WHITE WOMAN, child care. Must
have references. Write Box 102-G,
Star.
WOMAN, white. 4O-55 yrs, care
for 3 girls, y, 6 and 4 yrs, live
in. RE. 6-s742.
COLoRED, Inv. and child care:
8 days a week: hrs, $50 to $50:
SIT week. IA. e-249S.
|COLORED-CARE for children:
Inv. in return for rm. and 3D..
SIN. salary. TW. 2-S554.
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SALESMEN-Why keep a dull tobf
Why not come In with a future
powerhouse and sell real estate
Earn $4,000 in comm. in
fascinating business. Call Mon.
IA k.1b50
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HELp-DOMESTIC

CARETAKER AND WIFE, needed
as steward at yacht club. Quar-
terS, utlls. and salary provided.
Local refs. required. Phone VIII.
2-7777 or DE. 2-2120.
COMPANION, for elderly lady. Elk.
change for room and board.
References. Box l33-K, Star.
G.H.W., plain cooking, live in, fond
of children: Thurs. after breakfast
and every other Sun. OF. Must
have refs. OIL. 4-7264.
G.H.W., live in, plain cooking 5Na
days; school-age children; REFER
ences required OIL. $1,000.
G.HW., cooking. 3 children, live
in: Thurs. Sun of: recent refs.
nee; $685.; Alex. XII. S-6l60.
HOUSEKEEPER, live in, take com.
plete charge. adult family of two;
private room, in the country, ref
erences required. Call VIII. $4,000.
HOUsEKEEPER, live in: for EN-.
ployed couple; must be good cook:
salary, $40 per week. Call JU.
9-0540, $50 am, to 9 pm. or
JU 9-l404, pm to 10 pm
HOUSEKEEPER-C COOK, to live in,
white or colored, must be expert
eneed and efficient and have recent
local reference, excellent salary.
lovely room, near Chevy Chase
Circle. EN-. 2-4296.
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STENOGRAPHER
TELEPHONE
OPERATOR

For apartment building. 12 mid
night to s am. Permanent: ref
efsnces - SlS3 mSpThy H ApO KEN n
NEDY-WARREN. 3133 Conn. ave
NV, AID 4-9100.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. work
from your own home: top commits
sion and bonus. Call DU. 7-373s
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS-Exper
preferred: to work at home. II
interested. please write. 22l2
Phelps I'd. Apt @. Adelphi. Nd
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HELP MEN

TEACHERS, white: qualified fall
positions: -. 0O0-S7 BOO, ADAMS
TEACHERS AGcY.. sos l4th NV.
TIRE SERVICE sALEsMEN--Have
opening for experienced CONNER
ciai tire men, selling Ss 5OSst Esase
North Barton ST., Arl., Va. Phone
ia. $4,000.
TOP PAY for men with experience
press, punch. press and other pro-
duction machine shop equipment
Apply COPAR, INC, FL Avondale
St., LAUREL Md.
TREE CLIMBER, experienced. fol-
line work. Call after pm. week
days. FAIRvIEW 7-33Ss, Sterling,
Va.
TREE CLIMBERS, experienced only
references required. Call IA
2-3141, s to 8 daily.
TYPIST, experienced, for office Of
| furniture store. 6-day wk. Oppor-
7-7262 for appointment.
WE CAN USE 2 men with cars who
want to step into good paying
pos. in the fencing and home i'm
proving field. You start earning
have to know. Full time or part
time, Call betw. 8 am. and 12
noon sat-, Mon. and Tues. AP
7-7555.
WE CAN USE an experienced, So
Der, fence installation foreman
Our trucks and our tools. Good
Nrn - " and 10
noon, Sat, Mon. and Tues. AP
1855.
WINDOW TRIMMER, to dress our
windows at your own convenience
CLARK'S, INC, 703 l4th ST. NV
WOOL FINIsHER. white, for high
est quality workmanship. Perma-
nent position for qualified per-
son. Apply BESSON'S, 1923 14th
st NV
YARD MAN-Some cleaning around
garage; modern apt. bldg; set.
tied. Apply in person, 1901 Conn
ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white: D. c. permit:
Sat. noon-10 pm; Sun, am
2 pm. MCLEAN DRUGS, 4231
Wis. NV.
YOUNG MAN with auto or light
pickup truck for delivering parcels
metropolitan area, Call no. 2-1333
YOUNG MAN, experienced in gen.
eral ONCE work, knowledge Of typ
ing and adding machine necessary
Write P. o. Box 315S, Wash, D. c.
stating age, experience and tele-
phone number.
YOUNG MAN = Gen. once work,
| iCAN SALES Co. 6161 Blair I'd.
NV. rear, Sat-. ell am.
YOUNG MAN
To learn funeral business, white
age 2l-35: must have D. c: driv-
er's permit, high school diploma
and be a resident D. c. or Metro
politan Area. for period one year;
Apply Mr.. G.. C. Echols, general
manager, w. W. CHAMBERS CO.,
400 Chaplin st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, car hop. work for
barbecue restaurant, also girls
for daytime work. Apply in per-
son, between 2::30 and $50 pm.
| M. q j. BARBECUE, 6521 Riggs
| rd., West HyattsVille.
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VI WELL ~
LGaan M1QMlNGl
HELP WOMEN
CASHIER
MATTRESSES

Excellent earnings, meals and uni
forms furnished, many worth
while company benefits. Apply in
person or call OIL. 2-1303, Mr.
McNeely.
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
WIS. AND WESTERN AYES.
CIGAR CLERK, excel. perm. pos.
full or part time, exper. only. DR..
BURNS, LU $4,000,
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HELP WOMEN


Must be experienced and good or
women's and children's fashions
for newspaper reproductions
permanent position, 40-hour week
salary commensurate with ability
MORT ON'S, 312 18th st. n.w.' DI
1890
BOOKKEEPER-Nishi
school accounting student or his
grad, with bookkeeping course
Good salary, fringe dement's
CAMEO APPLIANCE CO., 722 18th
st. NV. Apply 90 daily.
ASST, BOOKKEEPER-Perm; posi-
ton with electronic organization
for an alert young lady; knowledge
of bookkeeping machine helpful
Call Personnel, HU. $500.
AUTOMOTIVE CLERK. experienced
only: 5-day week, every othel
Saturday; salary open. See MRS
Lee, ia. $1,000.
BARMAIDS, white. settled and ex-
p person. SENATE Inn. 500 Mari.
boro pike Sc. 10 S-4646.
BEAUTICIANS-Full or part time
Salary olus commission, paid vaca'
ton. Va. salon. ia, 7-1313
BEAUTICTAN--Must be able to dC
modern styling: stay busy all tht
time; commission very high Cal
Mr.. BERNARD, or come in fol
interview. 1880 Eastern ave n W.
next to Georgia and Alaska termi,
nal. RA. 3-S035; ewes, RIA. 3-09Sb
BEAUTICIANS. hairstylists, also
shampoo manicurist. white; ex'
elusive salon; full or part time
experienced only. WO. 6-5129
OIL. 6-4944.
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SECRETARY

Busy home builders ONCE.
Excellent pay for versatile
girl under 30, capable of
doing varied work in con-
nection with sales, LEGAL,
etc, Good shorthand and
tipping required. 5-day, o to
$50. Modern downtown
building. MA. S-0257.
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Help WOMEN

DRUG CLERK-ExeeI. perm. pos. !;
TOP pay, full or part time; must
be expd, Ia drug store. DR..
BURNS, LU, $4,000.
'-vw CLERK--permnne position
with electronic organization for
an alert young lady. knowledge OF
typtnG. company Dement'S, h-dny
week, Call Personnel. Hu, $4,000.
CLERKS, experienced.
Apply IN person at CHANpLER'e
DRUG. 1887 Defense highway.
Landover Hills. Nd
FREE TUITION for child IN ex-
change for mother drivlng school
car in Chevy Chase area. p. o.
Box 1925, Wash i5, D. g.
FRIDAY
WHERE ARE YOU2
I am q General superintendent and
technical director Of a chemical
speciality manufacturing plant and
in dire need OF a Girl Friday to be
my secretartal assistant. Am will
ing 10 pay $4,000 per W. TO com
petent person. Write Box 93-S,
Star.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, must
like TO work with figures, 4O-hI
week. Apply In person, 6oi4 4th
st. NV.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK
Young lady to take customer appli.
cations, typing and general clerical
duties Must make neat refined
appearance for old-establtshed fur.
nlture store. 5-day week with all
company benefits Apnlv In person
to Mr. PAIGE
HOUSE & HERMANN
18th and Eye SITS. NV,
GIRL, colored. to operate short
SAM CHAN, 1922 Penna. ave. NV,
Ma. S-S62O,
GIRL FRIDAY-This ONCE wants
attractive person, TO age 80, some
typing and shorthand out em-
phasis on dependahility and ad-
ministrative detail; good tele-
phone voice, Contact Mr. MYERS.
8 to l weekdays. ALCAN ALUMI-
NUN CORP, 622s 3rd st, NV,
GIRLS, TRAVEL
rs to IS: working TO New York
City and return; perm. work with
nationally known concern; i'm
med cash advances. transp. paid
Apply MR.. HEFFLE, Hotel Cairo,
18th and Que SITS, NV, 10 am
to 2 pm; 3 to S pm, 12'
HOSIERY SALESLADY
Experienced; permanent
position. Excellent salary
and commission. Many
employee benefits.
HAHN SHOE STORE
s601 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring, Md.
Hotel Maids, $48 Wk.
AMER -MPL., 2512 14th ST. NV
Secretary $50 a wk
Clerk Typists 49, S65 a wk
PIX Operators $50 a wk
coIoRED-WHITE DE a-ei7e
HOUSEWIVES. white part-time
ewes. Partv Dlsn dem plastics,
toys. housewares: exper. unneces
WE TRAIN. No invest. FREE Kit
according to sales first party
Car neces. only Local CO.. local
showroom. Est 1913 Immed del
NOVELTY PLASTIC, no. 2-1044
LABORATORY TFCHNTCTAN, doc.
tors ONCE in Hyattsville; salary
open. WA. 7-S200: ewes, AP. T.
ZOO.
LADIFS-Caeh in on the great de-
mand for AVON Earn S30-Sf0
wklv. your neighborhood. DI.
7-022l.
LADY. white IS or less. work part
time real estate office. part-tjme
light house duties. live in excel
GENTLE home. Good oppor. RA. g.
LEGAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
liShed law firm desires secretary
for partner. Above average work
ing conds. in air-cond. attrac
Offices IBM cleo. typewriter vii
pay prevailing good salary fol
exper., well-aualified person. Cal
ST. 10000 for apt.
MAID. white, hotel room maid fol
high class building; part time. =
days a week. including Sunday, on
hourly basis. Apply at $500 Wis
consin ave. between 3 pm. and
pm.
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PAINTERS
Z AND PAPER HANGERS
EXPERIENCED ONLY
APPLY JAFFE
II y ~ !, = =; =
PHARMACIST

REoIsTERED IN VIRGINIA, FULI
HEALTH AND EIFE INSURANCE
ykfsdE sEN FT4n 1 AFPLy o BAR
1901 COLUMBIA Rp. NV
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HOUSE & HERMANN
GIRLS TRAVET,

rs to IS: working 10 New York
City and return; perm. work with
nationally known concern; i'm
Apply MR.. HEFFLE, Hotel Cairo,
18th and Que SITS, NV, 10 am
to 2 pm; 3 to s pm, 12'