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CARTER. ISAIAH. On Wednesday,
November H. 1853, ISAIAH CAR
TER Of 1925 Alabama ave. Sc,
the beloved husband OF Estelle Car
ter, brother. OF Mrs. Mary Hurley
and BENJAMIN Carter of New York
City, Delta Carter of Rembert
s. c., and the late James Carter.
He also is survived by other rela-
tiveS and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later Arrangements by the
William Spangler Funeral Home,
524 Sth st. ne.
CARTER, MARY X. On Tuesday, No.
vember 10. 1859, MARY X. CAR
TER OF 1855 Queen st. ne, beloved
wife Of John H. Carter and mother
Of John H., ir.: Lawrence r, and
Marion T. Carter. Also surviving
are three sisters, Marolise Sum-
merville, Henrietta Wheeler and
Julia Davis; three brothers. VIII
liam F.. Charles R. and Norbert
M. King, and other relatives and
many friends. Notice of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure,
Inc. 10
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Woven Noyemb s 70, 1883 at his his residence,
1903 Monticello ave. ne. washing
pslUveo b nubsro If 81 cyover R1Vsn
Charles E. and Hunter H. Payne,
Mrs. Malissa Burroushs. Mrs Leona
P. Kendrick Mrs Stella H. Burgess
and Mrs. Milred D. Slime. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
where funeral Services viii be held
on Friday, November IL. at . ON.
Interment National Memorial Park.
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November 8, 1859. at Arlington Hos
1909 N: stafford st., Arlington Va,
wife Of the late Ernest Funder:
mother Of Mrs. Charles Rice: grand
ter OF Mrs Lottie M. Ward Of Ar
lington, Va: Mrs. Gazzelle Shelton
Of Lively, Va: Irwin Lusby Of War
saw, Va, and Eugene Clark of
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
services will be held on Thursday,
November IL, at 2 pm. Interment
Co1urnhia Gardepe CemNterv II
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DUNUGH, KUBEkT PAkk. On Mon
day. November 9, 1853, at the Wash,
PARK p t5S6tii Of 800 utah Ds ave.
NV. beloved husband of Germaine
Donogh and brother Of Dorothy and
Susan Donoeh. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave.
Myer Chapel on Friday, November
13, at ] pm Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. II
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November 10, 1853. at his resi-
dence. 1909 Kenyon st. NV, C.
THOMAS PARKER. beloved husband
OF Mrs. Marjorie P. schiavone and
Tom Parker. brother of Lewis e.
Parker Of Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
Ray Carroll of Norfolk, Va, and
Mrs. Marie Darr of Great Neck,
n. Y Services at the s. H. Hines
NV. on Thursday, November 70,
at IL am. parking facilitiesl. In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
Do men like cats?

trained to walk on leash. white Manx cat may cost
several hundred The Manx is born taess but there
is nothing lacking in his personality. His strong long
back legs give him the gait of rabbit, and he viii
take nonsense from dogs = in fact he often chases
them.
Other breeds Of cats literally priceless because
there almost for sale - the Mexican Hairless
the Russian blue, the Himalayan and Rex (which has
curly harris and the most spectacular of ALL the Lynx
Caracu of such erOcious aspect guarantee panic
in any house guest.
Vino says me dog is mans best ssisnd7
1t is curious that population is increasing in
face of the tradition that dislike Today one out
of every four homes has cat The may be that
the old tradition breaking down. casual examination
of membership in catbreedng clubs and catprotectve
societies reveals surprisingly large number of men.
II may also be that the IMAM hates cat" tradition has
been basicay true Evdence The Pet Food Inst.
tute recently ran a street poll in Chicago; l,6l7 male
passersby asked the simple question: "Do you like
or dislike cats?" The score:
824 men liked cats
1913 men disliked cats
Soperhaps shall have to overhaul the old tradition.
There is also grmly pathetic to the big boom
in cats. By expert estimates only about half the
in America have homes. The strays whose lives
dayto-day struggle against starvation The many
is staggering and will continue to grow as long as
cats insist on multiplying
Hvwuy for ssFaysl
The irony of is that instead of revling these poor
strays we should be thankful to them, says President
Robert L. Kendell of The American Feline Society,
worldwide voluntary organization whose main interest
is relieving misery among homeless cats "Suays are a
great control against disease-carrying vermn.
that does away with stray is apt to end up with
far worse problem rats!''
MIR. Kendell estimates that sturdy tomcat may dis
patch as many as Is rats in a single night.
In modest way the average American housecat does
the same kind of job Mice are notably absent from
homes that have cat.
But when you come right down to it, how many
people keep cat around mouser? And, anyway
that doesn't explain the canoped baskets, the striped
sweaters, the leopardskin mattresses or provision of
what has been discovered to be favorite midnight
snack among cats: Pate de foe as, at 81 per ounce
Maybe cats are just good company! -Ihs usA
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Pro-phyloe-s;e srvsh Co. Florence. Moss.
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Page s
Page Is
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Upper and lower bay-Scat-
tered afternoon Thunderstorm
ers, highest SO.
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. Shen-
andoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
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.TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Warm
and humid with scattere d
thundershowers in afternoon
and evening. Highest near 80,
lowest u.
Virginia-Warm and humid
with scattered afternoon and
evening thundershowers. High
est near 80; lowest, IS to 10.
M aryland - Warm and
humid with scattered thunder
showers in afternoon and eve
ming. Highest near 90; lowest,
s. to 10.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peAke Bay-Scattered thunder
showers this afternoon and
evening with southerly winds
to Is miles per hour. Visibility
eight miles.
Resort Area Forecast
Long Island and New Jersey
--ThundershoWers with high
est near IS degrees.
Ocean beaches - Afternoon
,thunderShowers, highest
around IS.
r Cape Hatteras area-Scat-
tered thundershowers, highest
88 degrees.
Skyline drive - Scattered
afternoon thundershowers,
highest 30.
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Bedroom Pieces:

Bedroom Pieces:
o9-in. Triple Dresser 1850
4xo Bookcase Bed $3.50
2-Drower Night Stond 5o.40
Panel Bed, Cane Panels 1870
39-in. 5-Orower Chest l0l.70
Slim. Double Dresser 1880
Corner Grouping:
Low Chest, 3 drawers lilo
Corner Table, | drawer $3.50
Low Cabinet, z doors --78.75
Desk Cabinet --------67.50
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health insurance bill this week,
and is expected to approve the
measure shortly thereafter.
House approval within the next
few weeks is also considered
certain.
The legislation provides low
cost basic-comprehensive health
insurance for Government
workers and their families
starting next July /.
The past week saw the
House Government Operations
Committee approve the bill in
creasing the present $l2 a day
maximum travel allowance for
Federal workers to SIS a day.
Also, the present 10 cents
automobile mileage rate would
be increased to IL cents, the
present 6 cents motorcycle
mileage rate to 7 cents and
Federal workers would be re-
|lmbursed for parking fees they
incur while driving cars on
Government business.
There is every indication that
Congress will approve the bill
this year.
LIABILITY - Another bill
making progress is the one to
absolve Federal employe drivers
of Government vehicles from
liability in civil suits arising
from accidents. 1t also extends
the same protection to Federal
employees driving their own
cars on Government business.
The bill has been approved
by the House Judiciary Com
mittee and its chances of APP
proval by Congress this year
seem good.
The House has approved the
bill to give Federal employees
the preceding Friday of when
ever legal holidays fall on Sat-
urdays. Favorable Senate ac-
ton is also expected on the
bill.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-JameS
Cobb has been reelected pres
ident of the National Alliance
of Postal Employees. Others
elected were Ashby Smith, vice
president; Vote Dixon, secre-
tary; Philip Holland, treasurer,
and Snow Grigsby, editor. &.
The Veterans Administration
has presented beneficial sug-
gestion awards, to Hugo Ber-
tola. Walter Kealy, Joseph
Button, F. T. Beebe. Mrs. Laura
Murphy, Mrs. Thelma Tucker,
Charles Sears, Winona Jentz
and Otto Ireland. The
National Science Foundation
has presented outstanding per-
Torrance ratings to Mrs. Helen
Gerasimou, Mary Million and
Mrs. Virginia Re. and a sus-
ttained superior performance
award to Edward Hilton. &.
Washington National Airport
needs a clerk-stenographer,
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son III. Virginia Ingram, Terral
Jordan, Leslie Miller, William
Royal, John P. Sullivan, Mi
chael WHALE, DR.. Horatio Wales;
meritorious service, joseph
Biller, Asa Briscoe, Anna Jane
Creekmore, Allen Douglas, Earl
Eggleston, Mildred Foltz, James
Fruchterman. Eleanor .Greasley.
Gloria Hildebrand, Mildred
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grade 4. Apply to the control
ler's office. William Mes
senger has been named assist
ant technical liaison officer of
the Deputy Chief of Staff for
Logistics, Army Department. =.
The Federal Trade Commission
has presented the following
awards: Distinguished service,
Fletcher Cohn. L. Edward
Creel; superior service, Murle
Miller, William Boyd. jr.; H.
Paul Butt, George Combs, Ber-
ryman Davis. DR.. George Dobbs,
F. p. Favarella, Garland Fergu-
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Fringe Benefits
Measures Advance
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star stan Writer

After being in the legislative dodrums for months bills
improving the fringe benefits Of Government workers have
made considerable progress in Congress the past week.
The most important bll--the Federal employe health
insurance overwhelmingly approved by Senate
last week.
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Temperatnre-Humldlty index

The Temperature-H Humidity Index for
the Washington area is based on the
relationship between the temperature
and the humidity. Ten per cent are
uncomfortable when the index reaches
30; half are uncomfortable at rs and
Theoretically everyone at 10,
Time Temperature Humidity Index
5 pm. So SO 79
The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today 5:57 am. S:31 pm
Sun, tomorrow 5:5Sam. $50 m
Moon, today 1913 pm. SGT am
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Kelley. Geneva Kuhn. M. Joyce
Lewis, Joan Morris, Barbara
Parker, Paul Portu. Eunice
Kelley, Wallace Rhodes, Nancy
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READERS GUIDE
Sunday, July 10, 1859
Sunday, July 10, 1859

SECTION Az Pages
General News.
SECTION B-S Pages
D. c. Area News, Obituary.
D. c. Area News Bib
Obituary Be-
SECTION C-S Pages
Amusements, Music, Hobbies,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-han hour after sunset.
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HELP-D0 MESTIC
CHILD CARE and light homework

CHILD CARE and light housework
colored. AP. 7-6O40.
COOK. experienced. and g.h.w-,
call MRS. FOOSHE ia 4-6323
between = am. and 4:3O pm.
CoOK-G.H.W.-No ironing. Thurs
dinner. Exper.. refs. EN-. 2-s03S.
COOK. HOUSEKEEPER, experienced
with children: 2 children in school,
2-yr; -old at home; other help
employed; live in; nice room and
refs. required. Box 154-M, Star.
ELDERLY WOMAN, white. to care
for z small boys; live in. SP.
G.H.W. AND COOK, . adults in
family; no laundry, good salary
refs. req; small house. George
town. live in. Box 379-M, Star.
G.H.W. and child care-Live in, 8
days week; must be middle-aged,
have health card and reference:
salary, S45 wk. Pc. 2-905O.
G.H.W., live in. fond of children;
plain cooking. light ldry. Pvt. rm.
ard bath. 10. 10000.
G.H.w., exper.: live in; plain cook
ing, help care , school children,
one -.l,J.-olC baby: must be over
81, have local refs. OIL. 6-12s9.
HoUsEKEEPER, good cleaner,
ironer, fond of children. plain
cooking: 5ls days; S35 to start;
H0USEKEEPER or couple, white. to
care for small chiIdren in lnvelv
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BASKIN FURS
Corner 9th and G NV.

FURNITURE-New. Lowest prices
anywhere. Seeing is believing.
Come in and yon will believe.
1895 Minnesota ave. ne.
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1t took US months to assemble
the most complete selection OF
slightly used mink garments OF
every description ever to be Of
fered at q fraction OF the origi-
nal cost Beautiful mink coats,
cannot be recognized from new
See for yourself.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Perm. position for inventory con-
STo should be " good typist and
like to do detailed sssienments
knowledge OF simple bookkeeping
and use Of calculator, adding ma
chine and cleo. typewriter helpful,
5-day wk. CO, benefits. sal. COM
menSurate with ability. WASHINQ-
TON APPLIANCE WHOLESALERS.
INC, 3b15 v st. ne, LA. $1,000.
Mr.. Mills
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Recenti0niSt-
REcEPTIoNIsT
Travel Rep" $3.50

need an attractive, intelligent
young lady to meet and help ex.
citing businessmen and vacation
ers. II you are quick with figures
and can type some, see me In q
hurry, BETTY GRAY templ.D, 21l
woodward Bldg, ST. 3-7i23.
RECEPTIONlST TYPISTS, white,
some his. Grads, some must be
college, some are dictaphone, some
are stencils: To $1,000. v, WOOD
PERSONNEL. Suite 232, Southern
BIDS, SOB 18th st. NV, at H.
DI. 1882.
RESEARCH ASST, work in large
hospital, tipping and shorthand es-
sential. medical BACKGROUND pref
$4,000. Ii. 10000. Ext. 604
RETOUCHER WANTED bv HARRIS
& EWING STUDIOS. 1904 @ St
NV Please do not phone. Apply
in nerson. Ask for Zanoff
SALESCLERKi full or part time. ex-
per. preferred. STANDARD DRUG
CO. l'15 H st. ne, 3lH2 18th
sALEsCLER6. N. Arl. Will train
TO be buyer: personable, attrac. !;
to $500. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884
Wilson blvd, Arl., ia. $4,000.
SALESCLERKS - White. for dry
clean, plant: full/pt. time. VANI-
TY FAIR CLEANERS, 1929 Univer-
sity blvd, Wheat, Md, 10. 5-l70O.
SALESCLERK
Full-time opening in Greenbelt,
Md; good starting salary, plus
full CO.. benefits; 5-day, 40-hr.
wk Apply Friday, between 10 am.
and IL noon. 1050l Rhode Island
ave. Beltsville, Md. THE COOP
SALES GIRLS exper. in retail
bakery. Apply in person, SHLlII-
DAN BAKERY, 5000 Ca. ave. NV
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ADDING MACHINE, s35, good con-
dition; Also oran6-neT one 40
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OFFICE FURNITURE
4 FLOORS FULL
ON SALE NOW

GRAY steel executive and secretarial
desks, S64 so, II new $3.50.
4-drawer, full suspension, green. let
ter-size Shaw walker and Remlne-
ton Rand sll-steel filing cabinets
$50 so; while the supply lasts
Retlnished genuine walnut executive
and secretarial desks, S49.b0 up.
Value UP to 5000.
Genuine Rardex files for 3x5 cards,
SO per drawer. Excellent bargain.
tables in all sizes. S49.6O
up. Real BARGAINS.
All-steel brsnd-new gray 2-drawer
filinE cabinets, Sl9.95. None better.
All-steel typewriter stands with
drawer. S1Oss while the supply
lasts.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST IN
BUSINESS FURNITURE, SEE US.
MANY MORE ITEMS TO CHOOSE
A gTIrTG GAIT
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CLERK TYPIST

EARN $50 or more in famous prod
ucts. No experience nee. Run small
shopping club 10 wkS, 2 hrs. wk.
S23, Popular Clab, Lynbrook, N Y.
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YOUNG FOREIGN GIRL, "a to 40,
live in. 5-day week, experienced
in infants care. Light household
duties, other full time help en-
ployed. Box 2S6-L. Star.
YOUNG LADY. to work in busy
auto repair shop in Bethesda, Md.
experience not necessary; must
have drivers permit; 5-day week,
resular holidays, OIL. 4-9733;
evenings. VII 6-6367.
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FURNITURE, 3 rooms complete
This decorator furniture is being
held for q customer who moved
out Of town. There is an unpaid
balance of 1882 .65. and can be
purchased by responsible person
for So weekly. ALL BRAND
NEW-NEVER LEFT OUR WARE
HOUSE; q pieces n al; MAR Ss
FE {sS It RE-, 6 SoMIs 1AiFSli d 5SsS
ewes. til o; Friday and sat. til
9 pm.
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CLERK-TYPIST

White. age 1890; ability 10 type
As w.p.Tn. accurately: 5-day week.
paid vacation, group hospitaliza-
ton and other benefits. Please
call DI. 7-34l5 for appointment.
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OF EpK rVpICT

CLERK-TYPIST
Permanent position In accounts
payable department. See Mr..
Estes.
P. ]. NEE CO.
1900 Rockville Pike, Rockville, Nd.
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RELP WOMEN
FLoRAL DESIGNER, must be thor.
ouahly experienced. JoHRsON's
FLOWER CENTER, EN- s-9R62
nOOn NfTnNVnn
FOOD CHECKER

FLOWER CENTER, EN- s.5S6g
FOOD CHECKER
TOP restaurant experience neces.
sary,. salary open; meals, full
Bills FAMOUS STEHK HOUSE,
il3S Conn. ave. Elk. 3-34il, Ask
for Dan Cohen.
FOUNTAIN CLERK, over ", white;
per .hr., .b.day week, Mon.
through Fri, y a.m,.5 pm. Apply
IN person, HILLANDAIE PHAR-
MACY lOyl4 New Hampshire ave-.
CLERKS. exp. and reii-
able, no Sun. or holidays; 40-hr.
yk, apply In person, SOUTHERN
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER al EXP,
permanent position. chance for
advancement, good working condi-
lions, all company dement's, salary
open. Apply BERSONS AUTO AND
APPLIANCE CO., ia o st. NV.
GIRL ~ FRIpoAAdTS; DAY.. 80 hours, ; DAYS,
ant telephone voice and good per-
scnality' sag 81 to 40 Box
GIRL FRIDAY - Interesting and
Varied duties in downtown once
for girl who likes to work with
nEures, Typing REQUIRED, 2 TO $50
Apply RIM. 30, 1927 X st. NV,
GIRLS-TRAVEL USA
1924, leat, single, free to travel
New York, Florida. California.
Represent Ebony, Jet. Charm,
vogue and others. Average S75-
500 per week: no experience nee
essary. See Mr.. GREENFIELD,
Cairo Hotel. 10 am. TO 4 pm.
Parents welcome at Interview. No
phone calls.
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FREE DELIVERY
WASHINGTON OFFICE
FURNITURE co.
1908 H st. NV, DI. 7-Sl75

OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE TRADE,
ms" BANKS, INSURANCE AND
U. s. GOVT.
100 AVAILABLE 80
4-drawer steel, legal or letter iull
suspension heavy-duty niles; orie-
inal eost ST. Sale S24 .6O.
60-ir. steel CT. hatton, re-
finished --------- SoS'2U
Secretary desk Sof .ou
sac. 900 stock; new and used, re.
conditioned. like new; offered &C
steel shelvings, heavy duty. all sizes.
less than Y original cost.
Map plan files, safes, freproof niles.
Ksrdex. YOU NAME IT; WE'VE
GOT 1T IN OFFICE FURN
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
1101 7th ST. NV.
CONTINUED on Next Pace
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CANDIES
1343 r ST. NV.
SALEsLADIEs. part time: ewes. 5
To o: Sat. IL to 9. Selling expert
ence essential. Apply BEYDA'S,
3ll4 l4th st. NV.
SALESLADIES; 5-day week: good
salary, good working conditions.
Part-time positions also available.
No phone calls. BUTTON SHOP.
725 18th st. NV.
SALESLADIES, full time. steady pos.
Prefer applicants without exper. :
oppor. for advancement. Apply
F Fsl Hst cA Il e sH OF 1883 sSE ESst
center. Rockville, Nd.
SALESLADIES
Exper. in children's wear; full or
part time good salary. JAY
DEES, 1907 @ st. NV.
SALESLADY, exper. in hosiery and
benefits. Apply A. 8. BECK, 1915
F st. NV.
sALEsLADY wanted by national
ApbllCAhI UC nEdb dP-
public. Age 22-4O: exper. helpful
but not nee. Good starting salary
plus comm; 5-day wk SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO., 33l
Conn. ave. NV.
SALESLADY-Responsible position
available; women's sports wear:
ton starting salary; permanent
position: must be thoroughly ex-
perienced. Apply BEYDA'S, 31l4
l4th st. NV.
SALESLADY, perm. full-time posi-
ton in silver department In city's
oldest jewelry store. Employe bene-
fits, will train suitable applicant.
See Mr.. Edwards. GAIT g. BRO,
6O7 18th st. NV.
SALESLADY, part time: good pay:
pleasant work: WYNN'S DRESS
SHOP. o30 W. Broad st.. Falls
Church, Va.
SaleSlady-Jewelry
Experience in jewelry preferred but
not necessary; perm, DOS: good
sal. Apply Mr. Hoffman, BEN
SONS JEWELLERS, 1919 F st. NV
SALESLADY
Exper. selling ready-to-wear, sports
wear and access; excel. salary
plus commission; ideal working
conds.; employe benefits, Apply
TOBTS JUNIOR MISS FASHIONS,
7217 Wis. ave. Bethesda, Nd.
SALESLADY-TYPIST
Adult woman seeking advancement.
ASST. manager Of downtown re-
tail store, slight knowledge Of
cosmetics. $50 week. 5-days. Posi-
tion permanent. All REPLIES conf
dental. Box 24S-L, Star.
sALEsPERSON-Full or part time
for sportswear. Excellent working
conditions; good opportunity. s.
day week. Apply zTRK1N'S, S21
14th st. NV.
SALESWOMEN, exper.. perm. full
or part time; fine sportswear
shops, Connecticut ave, Silver
| Spring, downtown and Arlington,
Va. CASUAL CORNER, JU. $1,000.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK. TYYPIsT- Perm, position
S Ss; Excel so SSrk scnd': many DS CO
MIS-. Smeot, PEARL ASSURANCE
BLDG. 1928 Eve st. nv.
CLERK-TYPIsT, 10 work In large
mortghge banking Arm, Would ike
girl with some knowledge Of short
hand. Unlimited opportunity for
advancement. b-day wk., q TO B;
generous company benefits. Con.
venient loo. Call MRS. BRADLEY,
MA. $4,000.
CLERK TYPIsTs, also ale and
uhone clerks (whitel, 80 TO so.
grads. OF Wash. area high schools
Must have good handwriting and
not smoke. once mr.. 18th and II
NV. Hours $3.50 TO 8: half day
Saturday, Start 81 so an hour
wk,: permanent, Ma. s-llls.
CLER eE ,o gsth s a. a ,.s
THOMPSON, OIL, 0-7SO0, for APP
pointment.
CLERK TYPIsT-intrresting open.
ina for typist with insurance COM
pany, 6-day week. pleasant sur
roundings ard other employe ben
Gifts: excel. OPPORTUNITY for ad-
vancement .ipply INSURANCE.
co OF NORTH AMERICA, 2133
Wisconsin ave. nv
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

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CLERK.TYPIST

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ness experience not essential.
Good salary and opportunity for
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Nationwide automobile financing
organjsa ton, Call Mr.. MARTIN,
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1896 Minnesota ave. ne.
FURNITURE-Bedroom suites. ma
pie and mahogany: dinette set,
wrought iron; misc, pieces; garden
tools. etc. OIL. 6-442S.
FURNITURE for recreation room /;
radio, large oak round table and
misc. items. EN-. 2-64l3 after 8.
FURNITURE. UNCLAIMED-Hide-
away bed. $40: wardrobe, $40:
din. rm. set, $50; dinette set,
SIS: studio couch. $50: Victorian
sofa, $50: dresser, $40: sofa bed.
$50: occas. chair, Sc; card table.
SO; French chair. $40: chair-bed.
sos: maple love seat. $40: Holly.
wood bed. $50; kitchen cabinet,
81 coil spring, SO: chaise Tongue,
$40; innerspg. mattr., $40. HOFF-
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SUN. IL to s; weekdays. 3 am
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