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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
Cleveland ~ To Send
Trio To Biq ConcIave

CLEVELAND, Ohio-This
is to call the attention of the
CFU Lodge SO members to
the monthly meeting on Sun
day, June 21, at which time
we will vote for our 3 Dele
gates to the 10th CFU Con-
vention.
In 1858, Lodge 80 gained
25 new members, 9 of these
being transferees from the
Nest IS.
This report was given in
the November 5 issue of the
Zajednicar, at which time we
also mentioned that if every
Lodge SO officer would enroll
at least one new member.
this would encourage our
members to do the same.
l am confident that if this
had been done, we would now
be eligible to elect 4 delegates
to represent our lodge at the
Forthcoming Convention.
We also wish to remind
those members who pay
their dues via mail, to
please enclose enough re-
turn postage for the return
of their books.
In cases where enough post
age is not supplied we must
delve into our lodge treasury
for same and this causes too
great an expense.
George Maljevac, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
Dukane 800 Delegate
To Be Named June 18th

DUQUESNE, Pa. - The
regular and special meetings
of "Sveti Kriz" Lodge 800
will be held Saturday, June
13, in the Croatian Home on
Hamilton Avenue.
Dues will be collected from
6 pm. until s pm. and all in
arrears are respectfully re-
quested to meet their obliga-
tions.
Voting for the Lodge 320
Delegate to the CFU's 10th
Convention will start at 8
pm. 1t is the duty of ev-
cry member to cast a ballot
on Saturday, June IL, and
do so in behalf of the Can
didate most qualified -
most deserving - of the
honor.
Especially. urged to attend
and vote are the younger
members of Lodge 800.
Those of us up in the years
have carried the Lodge bur-
dens for a long time and the
hour is at hand for our young
er members to assert them
selves if they would be the
Lodge leaders of tomorrow.
Please be present on Sat-
urday, June 13, and vote as
you see fit.
Ivan Yuran, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
Eureka .249 Voting To
Be Completed June Il

EUREKA, Calf. - All
members of CFU Lodge 249
are requested to attend the
regular meeting which will be
held Sunday, June 21, at 200
PM, in KIP. Hall, 615 4th st.
At that time we will elect
a Delegate to the CFU 10th
Quadrennial Conve emit o n,
which will be held in Detroit
this coming September.
Mary Bertalla, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
Clarion 534 To Vote
For Delegate June 18th

CLARION, Pa. - This is
to notify the members of CFU
Lodge 534 that the next reg
ular meeting will be held on
Sunday, June %, instead of on
the usual 1st Sunday of the
month.
This will be a very impor-
tant session, during which we
will vote for a Delegate to the
forthcoming CFU Convention.
Mary Lesh, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
Benld Electorate To
Have Saw On June Il

BENLD, Ill. - Lodge 217
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will hold it's next Meet
ing on Sunday, June 81.
The main order of business
at that time will be the elec-
ton of a Delegate to the 10th
CFU Quadrennial Convention
and it is urgent that all men,
bers attend.
Matt Katalinich, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
East Pift Ko!o Group
VII! Picnic June 18th

E. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
The East Pittsburgh Kolo
Group will hold their annual
Picnic on Sunday, June %, at
the Trafford Gun Club.
We wish to publicize our
date early so that other Or
ganizations may plan their
picnics accordingly.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10

The Croatan Fraternal
Union, organized in 1894,
is carried on solely for the
benefit of it's members and
their beneficiaries, and not
for profit.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
Youngstown Tournament
Pictures Now Available

YOUNGSTOWN - Anyone
wishing to order pictures
from the 25th Tenpin Toufa
nament may do so by writing
directly to the photographer.
Many pictures, other than
those which will be published
in the Zajednicar, are avail
able.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10

Lepore Studio
6215 Market st.
Boardman, Ohio
Evening star., 1959-12-09

sound affects both man and
materials.
The Major not only takes
work home but selected her
home so that it supplied
work.
She lives near the Air
Force Base in one of the
noisiest houses in the Day.
ton area.
Neighbors have become ac-
customed to seeing the tall,
attractive young woman dash
out to measure plane sounds
close overhead.
However. at home only her
noise level meters and her
own dedicated interest betray
her profession.
The fine colonial furnish
ings and rare antiques are
evidence of her passion for
Early Americana.
The attractive draperieS
and slip covers in provincial
prints prove that the lady of
the finely tuned ears also has
hands that sew a fne seam.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

mate in sound and soundless-
ness may be obtained.
AnechOic Chamber
The anechoic chamber is
one designed to eliminate all
sound. 1t is so echoless that
even when one shouts, no
sound returns to the ear.
Its opposite chamber in ef-
feet is the reverberation
chamber where sound can be
raised to deafening inten-
sites.
In this most modern, best
equipped biocoustics facility
in the world, Mai. Guild and
other Air Force acoustics ex-
perts. both scientists and en-
gineers. are learning how
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Moi. Elizabeth Guild Becomes
Gentleman of Air Force

considerably more than 100
hours in jets.
In the Air Forces North
American TF-100 and IT,
102 Convair trainers, she has
flown faster than any other
woman in the world.
She probably holds the
women's record for flying in
more varied types Of air.
craft. She's flown in IS diff
ferent types of planes.
While she has no particu-
lar wish to go into space,
Mai. Guild believes that
there is no reason in the
world why the proper woman
with the necessary back
ground and qualifications
both physically end psyche
logically >. could not handle
herself in space as well as a
man, but only where short
space flights are concerned"
She agrees with her supe-
rior officer Col. John Paul
Stapp, that physiological diff
ferences in women offer prac-
tical problems that might be
an obstacle to women's full
participation in long-range
space travel.
Even when Maj. Guild is
not in a plane, her laboratory
research has her literally
floating on air.
The biocoustics laboratory
at WADC is made up of float
ing rooms, each on its own
foundation. enclosed with
double walls and doors that
seal out sound.
In these chambers the ulti-
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Miss Towson to Talk
AT Saturday Event

Theodore Roosevelt" will
be the subject when Miss
Helen j. Towson, chairman
OF State historians. speaks
at the Saturday meeting of
Colonel John Washington
Chapter. D. c. OAR.
Mrs. Robert D. Stiles will
be soloist at the 2 pm. meet
ing at the chapter house.
Hostesses will be Miss Helen
Corselius, Mrs. w. N. Barton
and Mrs. Clyde N. Strange.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Has Taught

Has Taught
Prior to Maj. Guilds pres
ent assignment to Wright Air
Development Center (WADC)
where she works in the bio
coustics section of the Aero
Medical Laboratory, she was
teaching flight surgeons at
the School of Aviation Med
icine (SAM) at Randolph
Field, Texas, how to test for
hearing values in men ex-
posed to the noises and
sounds Of aviation.
The only woman in this
area at SAM, her achieve
ments and performance won
for her full acceptance as
part Of the team"
This was oficially marked
at a special ceremony when
the commandant of SAM
presented her with a parch-
ment comforting the title of
honorary gentleman" with
all rights and privileges per-
tanning thereto.
At WADC. the honorary
gentleman" once again is the
only lady on its bio-coustics
team.
What is it like being the
only woman working with a
team of men?
According to the major.
Being the only woman work.
ing with a group of men pre-
sents its problems.
THE most important is re-
tanning ones femininity with
out using it either consciously
or unconsciousiy to get special
privileges.
My experience has been
that once the men under
stand that / mean to work
as an equal without special
favor, they do accord extra
courtesieS to me because I
am a woman. But in the
work, my being a woman is
merely incidental.
What is important is what
all Of us achieve together. 1t
is a team effort"
Called Betsy" by the team
and her friends, she is among
the most respected and best
liked figures at Wright.
Much of her audiological
research now relates to how
sound or the lack of it will
affect man in his leap into
space.
The Major is one of the
few highly qualified women
with a major responsibility
in space flight research who
actually does work up in the
air.
However, she is not among
those of her sex anxious to
pioneer in space flight.
NeadS Real Reason
Il have no real wish to
ny that high" she said.
There has to be a reason
for going, a useful and valid
reason, and not merely Just
going for the sake of being
first.
I would go only if the VEN
ture could advance my re-
search and increase scienti-
nc knowledge of biocoustics."
The chances are that Mai.
Guilds specialized knowledge
may require her to pioneer
in space as it has in aviation.
She is the first person of
either sex to ride in the tail
OF a Boeing XB-52, the heavy
aircraft from which today's
bombers have envolved.
This is considered the nois-
lest area in this type plane.
and her pioneer ride de-
termined that a crew mem
Der could ride safely in this
position without suffering any
injurious psychological or
physiological effects from the
intense noise.
Her experience also en-
abled her to devise the most
effective type of signal to
alert personnel in the tail
to emergency conditions as
well as provide routine direc-
tions.
Maj. Guild is the first
woman nonflyer to break the
sound barrier and has flown
Evening star., 1959-12-09
By LILLIAN LEVY
CnntrihutinR Writer

Only one officer and off,
cially designated gentleman
IN the United States Air
Force qualities as a lady.
She is Mai. Elizabe t h
Guild. audiologist who spe-
cializeS in research on the
biological effect of sound on
man.
The Air Force Medical
Service gentleman" began
her work in acoustics at
Johns Hopkins Medical
School doing research on the
prevention of deafness in
children.
Her interest in this field
was encouraged by her father,
DR.. Stacy r. Guild, Director
of the Geological Research
Laboratory at Johns Hop
kins.
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Guy Steuart Motors

800 = ', - y . :. y y. ~ !. y - -
MERCURY 81 4-dr. Commuter;
Turnpike Cruiser engine. full pow
er. red and white inside and out:
$1,000. RE. 6-9427 before 8 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

MERCURY '55 2-dr. Monterey
hardtop: car in perfect mechani-
cal condition. Original owner
traded in on new car. Must be
seen TO be appreciated. As low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

OIDs '55 4-dr. sed.; r. and b .
auto. trans. .. o. .. b.; spec.
SSa5.
ROYAL CHRYSLER, INC.
3a0l R l Ave. NE. WA, 1000
OLDS Al: hydra. gives very good
service. any reasonable ofier &C.
cepted. Ii. 4-412O 49,
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TRIANGLE FORD

YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER
30l0 r, ]. Ave, NE. LA. 9-iOO3
PONTIAC 81 star Chief convert
white. T. and h., power steering
and brakes, real beauty. ! owner
Sl,995. HE. 9-3754.
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ALDER OLDSMOBILE

S4OO Ga. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-6ll4
Open Daily TIL 9: Sun. Til .
MERCURY as, 80 Chrysier
powered and Lincoln running
gear. 81 Model A iced frame and
drop axle. Juice brakes, Il carb
manifold and brand-nev earb-
oretors for 81 Chrysler VS.. CIR.
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MANHATTAN
IMPORTED CARS

PkINZ 80 2-door: new. German
made. air cooled rear engine. up
sale at below cost. SI,945
WHEEL ER, INC. WHEELMORLE
USEFUL" ONE Owner CARS
CCHRRYsLER-PLYMOUTH- IMPERIAL
$500 Wis. NV. EN-. 3-4sO0
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MERCURY, SO Montelair haIdtIo (, !,
coupe; full power for your drlyins
pleasure, perfect red red, and S..n slhsa
red and white vinyl upholstery;
don't miss this one at VI ,o4o.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 40 club coupe: excel.
tires, good motor, r. and h., other
extras; 500. UN. 4-b2s4.
PONTIAC 80 2-dr. hdtp.; T., h.,
sqtS trans a. M.i IKE e new oSnsT
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MERCURY 1854 2-dr.:. standard
sIss'T S.:t:E sSPsss s Rsll No No
Cottage City, Nd, WA, 10000.
Oman Sun I'LL u nm
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 'bb Monterey 4-dr.i
auto S sI.s. tires /; snS excel 1 :cSa;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
lie AuromuBEs FOR SALE AuroMoD FOR SALE AuromsEs FOR SALE

sedan; tor body, sooa eond'.
$3.50 or best offer. VIII. 2-53a2.
OLDsMOBTLE '5S "ss" 4-dr.; per-
s &C., :.s:s sss rn sss, nn ss: =;
SANDERS. Metropolitan washins-
iYsSo V iers Mil rd., wheaton.
Nd, 10, b-4O0B,
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RAMBLER 1853 station wagon
Bronze, Very clean; $2,l96. Gee
guarantee.
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PLYMOUTH 81. 2.ar. haSdtCgI
embassy. oiseiai. ss'Soc oris. miles
stand. trans: Z and Ia 1sss WY; ~
s-63a4.
PLYMOUTH 1888 Belvedere So
owner. Embassy cficer; Wv
tires, z. and h., push-button drive
power steering; low mileage. NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
MERCURY SO Monterey hardtop
fully equip. excel. cond. Reason.
able IA ALLIE

NBRCURY 1854 2-dr,; standard
trans. Wv. hires, heater: S5p5.
,Bisdens6urs I'd, COTTAGE City. Nd.
Open Sun. 10 to 8. WA. 7-6500.
MERCURY 1855 hardtop 4-door
sedan. Beautiful metallic emer-
aid green on lower body. with
white top. Model 5SA, which
was advance factoTy-model run
of the 1855 Mercury body style.
Equipped with automatic trans
mission, de luxe radio with rear
seat speaker, air-how heater. air
pooling vents, oil hlter, power
brakes. power steering. power
seats. white-wall tires. One
owner car driven only by retired
general; below market. Sl.l95.
Call EN-, 2-6l25.
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PLYMOUTH SO 4:dr, sedan; beau
economy L immsculste cond. in:
down saSfHWRoL WOLFE FEN &SoTrccSRs. aii7sssi S II,
Moore ST. Arl., Va. at Rossyln.
PONTIAC 1854 star Chief 4-door;
7. and h., hydramatic S405 or
best offer. JE. Boosts, JE, 4-0646.
PONTIAC 1859 star Chief vista;
sss 'SSS;, I Tw eng s.s ssi new car e0nd''
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BELL, MOTORS

RAMBLER '5b Cross Country sta.
tion. wagons hydramatic: excel
cond. s8eb. Si2b down. Spot
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PAINTERS

MI. smith, I'D am. MONDAY at
rear OF building, 1850 Massachu-
sets ave. NV.
PART-TIME USHER-Bves., $3.50
to $50: Sat. and Sun. 1880
to 10. BYRD THEATER, Arl., Va.
PART-TIME DOORMAN = Ewes,
$50 to IL Sat. and Sun, 1890
to II. BYRD THEATER, Arl., Va
PHARMACIST, registered, full time
M A95gJ DRUGSTORE NO
PHARMACIST, D. c. registered
salary plus commission, company
benefits. opportunity to advance
with areas fastest growing drug
chain. For appt., call MISS PRIM-
FAUX at DART DISTRIBUTING
CORP, LA. 9-3200
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tech
nician. must be able to produce
quality work, suburban Virginia
location. Call so. 5-233S or SO.
5-3917 for interview.
PLUMBERS, exper., for new work.
BEN COILS, INC, WA. 7-5707.
PLUMBERS WANTED, jobbing and
remodeling, apply in person. 1912
Ga. ave. NV.
PLUMBER, experienced only: steady
work, top wages. Apply 32l7 10Th
st. ne. 8 to 4:30. LA. 6-6436
PLUMBER-At least 10 years eY-
perience in all phases of iobbing
and remodeling. Resident of Va;
top wages to qualified man: must
furnish refs. Phone between 100
D m. and Q pm. ia. S-1779
PLUMBER, experienced in new and
remodeling work. Only f1rst-class
mechanic considered. For full-time
employment. Apply j. L. BATE
MAN, 2004 r. l. ave. ne, no.
2-2200.
PLUMBER, jobbing and remodeline
work: an opportunity to become
aff1liated with one of D. C.'s
plumbing and heating shops; D. C
drivers license and ref. necessary;
group family hospital, surgical and
other employe benefits avail. Call
Mr.. Saunders, GEORGE F.
WARNER & 90, CO. 5-961O.
PLUMBERS, experienced on new
work; must have transportation to
shop. WALKER 4-4575.
MISUNDERSTANDING, for Job
bling and remodeling shop. Good
wages for reliable man. Va. and
~ wa AN4CNAhhAN o. = NGb-
LES. ia. 4-3S3S
R-Five-day week. CHILL
DREN'S CONVALESCENT HOS
PITAL, Mrs. Ware. LA. 6-1731.
PRINTERS, OFFSET PRESSMEN,
experienced 1850, and Written
operator for expanding downtown
shop: many company benefits. For
interview, call John Williams,
MA. S-2579, BAKER-WEBSTER
PRINTING CO., 927 Eye st. NV,
REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY-We
need help badly. Our business is
booming We simply can't handle
volume. $4,000 per year easily
to right man. Full or part time.
W. r. HUGHES CO., APP. 7-1400.
REAL estate OPPORTUNITY
White or colored Wanted, am
bilious men, lust out of school
or the service. to learn the real
estate business Potential income,
$4,000 or better. Cal tn. 2
CORN g. BLANKEN
Alb Kennedy st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

MAN, with pickup or small truck
having knowledge of cement oil
masonry work. We have what We
consider the best deal in town fol
man interested in steady work
earning top dollar. Call BILT.
WELL CO., AID. 2-22SS. 8 to 5
MAN, As to 80; neat, conscientious
owns a car, to take short trips
to area surrounding Washington
D. c. Earnings open-but We con.
slider this opening to be worth
up to SI4,50n in a year. write
Panther Oil & Grease Mfg. Co.
Box I'll. Fort Worth l, Texas,
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REAL ESTATE
MAN
YOU CAN EARN
100000 WITH US
THIS YEAR
REAL ESTATE

We pay highest commits
sion, have one of the most
progressive real estate Offices
in Metropolitan Area. WE
HAVE A NEW-HOUSE SUB
DIVISION THAT SELLS FOR
S29,950. YOU MAKE $500
NET TO YOU PER SALE
4-BEDRM., 2-BATH, FULL
BSMT BRICK HOUSES,
CLOSE IN. IF YOU CAN'T
MAKE 25 SIMILAR SALES
THIS YEAR WITH THIS
FIRM, YOU CAN'T SELL
REAL ESTATE. MUST HAVE
VIRGINIA LICENSE. CALL
ME NOW, TIM KIRK. ia.
1900, ARTHUR L. WAL
TIERS CO, INC. 504 N.
RANDOLPH ST, ARL.
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CHECKER-CASHIER, experienced
RE. 7-1124 for APPOINTMENTS.

CLERK, accts. payable and payroll.
age, 22-40; type 40 w.p.m.; 40
hr. wk.; 90 days annual leave, l3
days sick leave per year.; medical
and disqualification coveraEe for
self and dependents: approx. S55
wk. to start. Elk. 3-593S.
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MAN WITH CAR
Sales and service: excellent earn.
37O7 Georgia Ave. NV.

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE : Career
opportunity for personable mar
interested in entering the field
OF retail trade. This position de-
mands a hard, conscientious
worker, who is both ambitious and
aggressive. No experience neces-
sary. Car allowance, good start
ing salary, weekly commission and
monthly bonus. Rapid advance
ment for the man who can prop
erly adjust himself TO our con-
stantly expanding business. Paid
vacation, disqualification ano
company retirement plan. Apply
in person only to Mr.. Field, SIN.
GER SEWING MACHINE CO.
7237 Wis ave, Bethesda.
MANAGER with or without meat
exper: LEES MARKET, sol Bash
ford lane. Alex, OV. 3-2446.
MANAGER TRATNEES. young men
white. 1915 mo. plus car and
EXPENSE. Susie Bell, BOYD's
EMPL CENTER, corner 18th and
9 NV, MA. S-2340.
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HELP WOMEN

MAGAZINE INDExER, COLLEGE and
some library exper, or courses. TO
fsSo s mi S'i sGSL. s Ssy'' wilson ass
blvd, Arl,, ia. $4,000.
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Observation-Disclosures tech
nician. must be able to produce
quality work, suburban Virginia
location Call so. 5-233S or so.
5-39l7 for interview.
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SITUATI0NS-MEN

BUTLER-HOUSEMAN
Chauffeur-valet, sci. VIII, exper.,
refs, seeks position. kindly reply
TO Box 69-V, Star. g.
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OIleeI MeIdl MeCIldIllC
Residential air-duct work. W. T
INLAY CO., 1922 N. Quincy st.,
Arlington, Va, ia. 5-2503.
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MAGAZINE Statesmen
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC

For manufacturer in Be-
thesda area: must be cap
able of genera, repairs and
installations: will nee d
working knowledge of re-
frigeration and air-condi-
tioning maintenance; gen.
eral machine shop and cleo
trical experience will be
helpful. Contact Mr.. EWING
for personal interview after
3 pm. Monday, August 10.
at the Bethesda Motel.
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CORN g. BLANKEN
ANn - L. 90 ~ VIZ

REAL ESTATE statesmen, expe-
rience preferred, but not neces-
sary, . decks open at best loca-
ton in North Virginia, central
air-cond. bldg, 20-car praking;
plenty of hackup advertising and
areas best closing help; excellent
business volume: our log book
open for your inspection. Call
Mr.. Nicholson, GOTHAM REAL
TY, ,JE 2-7300
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MECHANIC

Experienced in trucks and cars
S4,212-S4.S 800, liberal vacation
and sick leave, pleasant working
conditions.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
COURTHOUSE, FAIRFAX, VA.
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APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.

Combination inside-outside; auto
radio: experienced only. 4594 st.
Barnabas I'd. Sc, RE. $1,000.
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o.. "a - y W 1.pp. In. O-Oi'1o
PLUMBER-At least 10 years eX-
perience In all phases of iobbing
and remodeling. Resident Of Va:
top wages to qualified man: must
furnish refs. Phone between 7:30
IN. and pm. ia. S-l779.
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FURNITURE. in Forest Hills sect.
very ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OAK
lO-pc din rm. set; 100 vos. rose
floral pattern wool carpet and RUB
Der padding: French bedrm. set,
spring and mattress, extra beds,
springs and mattresses, lge. crys-
tai chandelier. 4S0S Both St.
NV. from D 10 pm, or RA. b
1902. aft. s pm, RIA. 3-04O2
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FURS-MINK- MIRACLE

1t took US months to assemble
the most complete selection Of
slightly used mink garments OF
every description ever to be Of
fered at a fraction of the orisi-
nal cost. Beautiful mink coats,
capes, Jackets and stoles that
cannot be recognized from new.
See for yourself.
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HELP MEN
MECHANICS

Year-round, perm. Job, good pay,
overtime: heavy trucks, See MR.,
YocuM. $500 Branch ave, Silver
Hill. Nd,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BAKER. exper. apply Personnel
to 2 pm. MONTH";, PROV1-
DENcE HOSPITAL. 1850 Varnum
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BOX 13O-E, STAR
ADMIN. SECY.. SIS, 600

DArL. FhMlLI' HVlnk
in country, wishes German OF
French speaking person. Mothers
helper, III W, some cooking. Write
RID No. g., Harness Greek I'd.
ANNAPOLIS, Md
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CLERK-TYPIST, white, 81 to 35;
position available Immediately, g.
day week. employe benefits. Cal
WASHINGTON BOARD OF
TRADE, ST. 3-3535.
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TAILOR; fine mems clothing. Apply
in person. MARTINS MEN
SHOP, 29ll Columbia pike, Arl
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK DRUGSTORE

CLEHk, DRUGSTORE
cigar or drug department. must be
experienced: day shift, no sun. or
holidays. Good salary, commission
and meals, EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY, 0Op Penna ave. NV.