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The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
DeGaulle Receives Full
 Force of N'Orleans Charm

NEW ORLEANS, R - French President Charles De Gaulle spent busy hour before noon to- day and paid tribute to the Frenchman who founded New Orleans, received the city's inter- national Order of Merit and had an avenue named in his honor.
 The French leader placed a wreath of red, white and blue flowers at the statue of Jean Baptiste Le Moyne Debienville. He shook hands with many school children who circled the monu- ment.
 In the City Council Chamber, he received the Order of Merit from the mayor, who told De Gaulle that Victory Drive - across the Mississippi River from New Orleans = is now De Gaulle Avenue.
 De Gaulle termed the awards a great honor" and said there were "ties that bound France to this city"
 Thousands lined the streets along the route of the motorcade and hundreds of tiny French flags dotted the turnout.
 De Gaulle turned his attention to the lowly crawfish at a formal banquet as Creole chefs tried o convince him they have improved on French cuisine.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
HOffa Trial Ordered To Start Tuesday

WASHINGTON, R - U. s. Dis trict Judge Joseph Jackson today ordered trial beginning Tuesday of civil proceedings aimed to oust James Hoffa as president of the Teamsers Union.
 Jackson denied motion by Hoffa's attorneys that he throw out the proceedings.
 The proceedings against Hoffa are based on a contention that he misused union funds. They were brought by court-appointed moni- tors who contend Hoffa used some $600,000 of Detroit Local 299 Teamsters' funds in various per sonal business enterprises.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
Anchorage 8th Grader Is State Spelling Champion

ANCHORAGE, R - Laurel Pratt, an 11-year-old Eli g h t h Grader at Anchorage's Cora Dee Clark Junior High, was acclaimed champion of he 1860 Alaska Spelling Bee last night.
 Winner over 50 other contest ants representing more than 60 schools from Nome to Sitka, Laurel will compete in the Ma tional Spelling Bee in Washington, D. e., as guest of the Anchorage Daily Times.
 Laurel became champion after she corrected the misspelling of "wherewithal' by Wendy Warren, Fairbanks Junior High student and runnerup, and then correct ly spelled receptacle"
 Marcia Conklin of Nome fin- ished ninth.
 The National Spelling Bee will be held June Gil.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
Short Wave Message
 May Have Been Appeal From Lost Pacific Flier

BANDERA, Tex, R-MrS. J. E.. Sifferliu, with an old shortwave set, today heard what may have been an appeal from Peter Gluck- mann, missing on flight from Tokyo to New York.
 Mrs. Sifferliu said she was "just messing around" with the short wave portion of an old set com- bined with standard band set.
 She said she heard someone say the following, the voice at some times fading until it could not be heard:
 Been here since yesterday :"
 Small plane on beach 15O miles from Honolulu :"
 The voice also mentioned a left wing and gave the initials "G.C."
 She said she had no way to authenticate the voice as that of Gluckmann.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
US. and South Korea To Review US. Aid To Weed Out Partisan Policies

SEOUL, R - The United States and South Korea agreed today to launch joint review of U. s. aid spending in Korea to weed out use of funds for partisan politics.
 Acting President Huh Chung of the new caretaker government and U. s. Ambassador Walter P. McConaughty announced the re- view in joint statement.
 The U. s. Embassy had indi- cated earlier such moves had been under consideration for some time before the collapse of the Syng- man Rhee government
 This was another of a series of operations to tear down the struc- ture of Rhee's authoritarian state. The new cabinet also ordered the Justice Ministry to void or revise undemocratic laws immediately.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
Russian Trawler Spies On US. Missile Submarine

WASHINGTON, R-A Russian trawler watched the new U. s. Navy Polaris submarine George Washington conducting tests only 60 miles off Long Island, the Navy disclosed today.
 It made public phoograph of the Soviet ship, taken on Tuesday, as the traWler cruised within a mile of where the submarine was testing out it's missile launching equipment.
 The picture indicated the Rus sian ship is about 150 feet long, and that it carries radar. Pre- sumably, like most big traWlers, it is also equipped with sonar, the underwater sound detection appa- ratus useful for spotting fish = or submarines.
 Since the testing site off Long Island is in international waters, the Soviet craft had every legal right to be there.
 The George Washington, the first of the fleet ballistic missile submarines, was test firing dummy slugs. Thee slugs are ejected from the launching tube and come out to the surface, but do not go into the air.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
Temperature High At Nenana Today

A special report from Nenana this morning states that the tenn perature is rising and the little town of Nenana on the Panama River is in fever of speculation and excitement.
 The ice is rotting fast, and it is no longer safe to cross the river afoot.
 The clock has been set, and a 24+hour vigilant watch has been started.
 Two of the oldest residents, l.. c. Olson and Charlie Ross, think that the tripod should start float ing down river in about a week.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
District Filings to Date

Two more filings have been re- ceived for Senator at Large for District N. On the Democratic ticket, Stanley Smith of Scammon Bay has filed, and the other candi- date is Arthur Johnson, a Repub- lican, of Unalakleet.
 There are three Democratic filings for district House seats in this area: Don Roberts of Kotze- bue for District g; John Muslin ginya and Warren Matumeak, both of Barrow, for District 21.
 From Nome, Republican Charles Frazier has filed for the District g nomination to the House seat.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
50-Star Flag To Fly First Time Officially On July 4 At Fort McHenry, Md.

WASHINGTON, tR = The new 50-star American Flag will fly officially for the first time next July 4 at the F't. McHenry Nation al Monument in Baltimore.
 The flag, signifying Hawaii's admission to the Union, will be raised at 12:01 am. in ceremonies similar to those held at the fort a year ago for the 49-star flag marking Alaska's admission as a state.
 It was during the British bom- bardment of the fort in 1914 that Francis Scott Key wrote the words of the Star Spangled Banner.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
Senate POnders Partisan Effects of Billion-DOllar Housing Measure

WASHINGTON, R - A billion dollar housing bill threatened with a Presidential veto was the Sen- ate's problem today.
 The House passed it Thursday, 214-163, a substantial vote still below the two-thirds that would be needed to override veto by President Eisenhower.
 Much of the debate was on par tisan lines, foreshadowing efforts to make a Presidential campaign issue of housing and mortgage costs.
 Republican House Lea der Charles A. Halleck of Indiana has predicted a veto, saying the bill will never become law in it's pres ent form. Its major feature is authorization for the use of as much as one billion dollars to purchase at par mortgages in- sured by the Federal Housing Ad- ministration or Veterans Adminis- tration.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
Paraguay Invaded From Argentina Today

ASUNCION, Paraguay, R = A band of about 500 men invaded Paraguay from Argentina today, official sources reported.
 The invaders tried to occupy the small town of Puerto Carlos An tonic Lopezzon on the upper reaches of the Parana River in southeastern araguay, the sources said.
 The force met local resistance, and fighting was still going on tonight, it was reported.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
State Administration Asks Federal Government for Old Nome Fed. Building

JUNEAU, R-The federal gov ernment has been asked by the state to transfer to Alaska build ings at Seward, Nome, Dilling- ham and Kenai, formerly used by the U. s. Bureau of Prisons and the Marshals Office.
 The facilities were requested by the state under provisions of the Alaska Omnibus Act, which auth prizes the state to acquire without charge various federal property.
 The state asked for transfer of the old Federal Building at Nome. The 23-year-old building has been unoccupied since construction of a new federal building year ago.
 The Governors office also said agreement has been reached to extend lease arrangements for various federal agencies to retain office space in the capitol building here, pending completion of new facilities this fall. The agencies previously had been scheduled to vacate the capitol by July 1.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
B A ND CON NC ER RT

BAND CONCERT
 = 7:30 PM. Friday. April 2s -
 LELAND R.. BARBER. Director Luzerne Overture a,.n Lester Brockton Prelude in C-Sharp Minor s. Rachmaninoff Chrysalis Gustave Langenus
 Clarinet Jeanette Anundsen Dance of the Apprentices R. Wagner Pamela Muvihi1 Clarinet Rodney Boucher saxophone Great Gate of Kiev =. M. Moussorgsky Huldigungsrnarsch . Edward Grieg Bit of Harmony J. S. Zamecnik Brass Ray Arnold. Douglas Lee. Harry Johnsen. The Rolling Sea =. ..: J. s. zamecnik Fl Hellcarlo BAND Jose rao'la Ballet Egyptien ... A. Luigini Jalousie Jacob Gade
 Tent saxophone Solo: Rodney Boucher Symphony No. 5, in E Minor Anton Dvorak (Excerps from the Finale) = THE BAND =
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-29
Nazis Stii Display Hate

PANAMA, R-Crude red swa- stikas were sprayed last night on automobiles parked outside sym agogue where memorial services were being held for Jewish vic- tims of the Nazis.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
FURNITURE
FINISHER

for outside work: ex-
cellent salary, working conditions;
permanent: vacation with pay,
other company benefits. Call Mr..
Buskey, HA. 1-1000.
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ENGINEER

Licensed, 6th-class: steady work :;
references: also handy with main
tenance work No drinkers Good
salary and quarters. Box 322-E.
Star
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PARENTS INSTITUTE

Has positions open for ambitious
people. Only qualifications needed
are sincerity and determination.
Salary, S4O0 per mo. See MR.
SCHMALEY at the Charter House
Motel New York ave. and Blah-
27th at 8 pm. sharpl No phone
calls accepted.
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P. J. NEE co.

$500 ROCKVILLE PKG, ROCKVILLE
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS.
White, good work record. See Miss
Ford. BOYD'S, 18th and @ NV.
MA. S-2340.
HARDWARE STORE needs sales
clerk for store in Wheaton area,
experienced in garden supplies.
paints or hardware preferred but
not required. See Frank or Ralph
at MEENEHAN'S. 3241 M st. NV.
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HELP MEN
PHARMACIST. Va. or D. {

PHARMACIST, Va. or D. C. regis
tered; full time. top salary, over
time and commission; paid vaca-
tion, life insurance. health policy
and other company benefits. De-
sire progressive man who wants
to erow with Washington's fastest
expanding drug chain. Apply
DART DRUG CORP, 545S 3rd
ST. NE. for interview. For appt
call LA. 9-3200.
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CLERKS
CLERK-TYPISTS

Permanent positions available IN
life insurance company's new
home office building, located west
OF Rock Greek Park. Free private
parking area. manv employe bene-
fits: 5-day week: some position
require only small knowledge OF
tipping must be his. grad, age Is
70 ." A9ppiy Mon1sV IFn npiIT 81 IL z
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 1000 Wis
consin ave. NV.
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CLERK

Aged II to so, for general ONCE
work Permanent and indefinite
temporary tenures avail. HlRh
school graduates preferred. Excel
WORKING conditions. Liberal an
2Sl-D Star.
CLERK, sales audit dept A.; will
tain; perm. position. 5-oav vk.,
liberal employe benefits Apply
HECHlNGER CO., 18th and H ne
CLERK-TYPlST, white; ne. section
5-day week, $3.50 to 3. Permanent
position. Call LA. $4,000 for appt.
CLERK TYPIST, Falls Church, j
DAYS. $50. POTOMAC EMPL., lO4
E. Broad St. JE. 2-7272.
CLERK-TYPIST. modern new Of
nee, - blk. end of Baltimore
ments: willingness to work. neat
ness, accuracy: D day, 40 hr. wk
Call MR.. LOHMANN at LA.
6-55l0 or apply at 210l New
York ave. ne.
CLERK TYPIST-Exper. over IS;
small association in Bethesda; "a
hr. work wk.; $40 wk to STAR.
with regular raises. OIL. 4-1S53
for appt,
CLERK-TYPIST. - to 81, major
oil company. will have opening
June l. duties include typing.
answering phone. composing cor
respondence genera Gle! cal
work, and reports involving fig-
dres and detail Air-cond. ONCE.
company benefits, 5-day wk Call
TIE. 6-SE26.
CLERk -TYPIST General ONCE
work, tipping necessary. Apply
GAO FINANCE CORP. 1917 Rhode
Island avenue, Mt. Rainier. Nd
and S433. Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Nd.
CLERK-TYPIST. for editorial dept
international publisher. Interest
ing opportunity for young woman
with abil. to type letters. keep
records and files. Pleasant working
condition; good salary. FE. 1880,
Ext 203.
CLERK-TYPIST
"a to 80 Small insurance once IN
modern downtown air conditioned
hY3ldif,U CaM MRG nTTWTT Ed fnr
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YOUNG MEN
YOUNG MEN

WHITE 2l-4UD
We offer the best OF immediate
earnings with very rapid increases
as soon as the first month. A life
time of high income. Here is an
opportunity to average at less
SIS per day in your hand, plus q
guarantee of an additional S42
payable within the next b months
Large monthly and yearly bonuses.
paid vacation plan and other
fringe benefits. No education or
past experience requirements. II
you have a neat appearance and a
pleasant personality, some ambition
and a car. we have the product and
the ability to train you to have a
bright future and will pay you Sl0O
a week to start. Call UN. 4-2400,
10 am. to noon or to 4 pm.
ADMIN. ASST, Wilson blvd; op-
port. to use initiative, and work
with public; bkkpg. exper.; col
$3.50 POTOMAC EMPL.. 1884
Wilson blvd, Arl.: IA. $4,000
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HELP MEN
statesmen
SECURITY

Must be better-than-good statesmen;
salary or comm; We train and
teach you. Preferably $4,000 10
Sl2,UOU a year caliber. Prospects
or leads furnished. Refs. required
Call JU. g-ll3a
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HELP MEN

PAINTERS, white, thoroughly ex-
new homes, Alexandria area. SIS
per day VII. 2-3G2O.
PAINTER. GOOD. permanent posi-
ton in Gem. ave apt. house for
lst-class% painter who is sober and
reliable: 5I5-day work week: ap-
ply week days, 80. Mrs. Carroll,
4545 Conn. ave. EN-. "-2600.
PAINTERS: Brush and spray men
to work in Wheaton area Call
Jack Goldman, ia. 9-5I76.
PAINTERS-white. LIST class only
No noateIs. Private work in DC.
Apply 1920 3sth st. NV.
PAINTERS
BUCKINGHAM COMMU NIT Y.
4235 NJ Pershing DR., (rear OF
post once. Arlington. Va.
PAINTERS, for interior and exte-
rior work, sober and dependable
Call ia. 2-693s: Sun. and after
8. IA. 5-073I
PAPER HANGERS. real estate ex-
per-. empty houses 50 room and
closet HU. 3-552S.
PART-TIME permanent once work
) pm. to s pm. Mon. through
Fri: some tyDins; start June ]
ages IS to 81. HAGGERTY En-
P1OYMENT SERVICE, 91s Ellis
worth drive Silver Spring. Nd,
JU. S-646I
PART TIME EVENINGS tWHITEl
$50 week salary. 1923 18th st. NV
or Elk 3-0262.
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Machinists

FIRST AND SECOND CLASS
For work on interesting mechani-
cal devices and components
Modern ordnance development
pant; long-term projects with
opportunity for personal advance
ment; top pay for aualifed men
Liberal company benefits, paid
vacation. sick leave. and hos
pitaliZation. Call OIL. 4-l676,
Personnel.
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Clerical

experienced in receiving dry clean
ing ana shoe repair.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
The HEIGHT co.
WASHINGTON
81 AT 9TH NV.
CLERk TYPIST, fast, accurate,
with ability to meet public. apply
personnel. 8 to = pm. Monday
through Friday. PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL, 1850 Varnum ne.
CLERKS 90. white. exper. unnec-
essary. 81 to 50, erad. of hish
school. u uSt write well and not
smoke, able to answer phone: Of
nee mr.. 18th and II SITS. NV: hrs.
$50 TO :; "a day Sat: start 81. so
hr $500 no. or may work D.
day vk.; permanent. MA. S-l1lS
CLERK with adding machine exper
and good with figures. no tipping
REQUIRED. 40 hr. wiz. and CO bene-
FITS, vic. OF cath and M st. NV.
call Mr.. BRANSON, FE. 3-4lOU.
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HELP MEN
ROUTE statesmen
is JOB OPPORTUNITY
YOUR PROBLEM?

There is no more stable produc'
than bread to guarantee year
round earnings. You also vii
have . complete line Of bakes
goods
Prince GeorEes County branch
and Montgomery County branch
We pay you while we train you
We give you a guaranteed salarI
plus commission after training
You may later qualify for tbs
purchase Of your foute. Call RE
5-373s to ARRANGE for interview
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HELP WOMEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

AND THE FOLLOWING:
Bkkprs., bkkpg. mach. oprs.. compt
opTs., file clerks, genl. once elks
AND MANY OTHER
COLUMBIA EMPL. SERV.
1871 G NV, Suite 224 ME-. s-3e29
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CTERK-TYPIST

over IL. white; interesting posi-
tion avail. immed.: good typist
exper. in public contact work de-
sired Employe benefits. WASH
BOARD OF TRADE, ST. 1856.
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AcctS.- RkknrS. SIS 200

ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 1876
ADMIN. ASST. - $500
Research organization, some typ
ing, varied duties, must have had
some admin. background; days
SECRETARY, No Fee
Conn, ave. loo; ; days.
.Dictaph. Opr. $500
25-4O. yrs: natl firm, downtown
Beginners, Clk.-TypiStS
start $3.50 to $3.50. hiss, dntn
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2500
504 Sheraton Bldg. I'll 14th NV
ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
LAIIONS, CAPITOL HILL, LAW.
EDUCStAIIIlooN;, EMBASSIES AND
TRADE ORG. $500 I'D
Small once; travel; admin.
Law $500
Several; prominent attorneys.
Career Secy. to $500
Officers Club Open
. free meals
ReServationiSt 1915
Airline-international.
FASHION OPEN
Girl Fridsy-benefts.
RECEIPTS. to $500
Embss sieS; pub. rel: others
Girl Fridays $500
l-girl ONCE; new; no shhd.
Investments st. 500
Fascinating N. Y. stock sxchans,
Clerk TypiStS to S40O
Diversified duties.
GRADUATES to 500
Excellent selection; file now.
CLERKS S60-S8O
BEGINNERS S7O-S8O
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
woodward Bldg, 10th and H NV
Annette D. Tatelman
RE 7-4414
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BEAUTICIAN, top salary and com
mission. 1900 Old GEORGETOWN I'd =.
Beth, OIL. 4-6l65.
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman, tC
take over following Excel opport.
very high earnings. ) days, nc
ewes, paid vacation. hosp. ms. ano
sick benefit plans. BARRETT
PARKER HAIR STYLISTS, S64C
Ga. ave, Silver Spring.
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SALESMAN

White, auto parts BACKGROUND help.
full but not essential; 5l2-day wk
Apply rear 642 Eye st. ne, Ii
6-4450.
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RICE'S BAKERY
SALES CAREER

5000 AND UP IsT YEAR. PUB
TIdE PRopucT Allows us 70
MARRIED MEN TO OUR HIGHT
TRAINED LOCAL SALES Or
GANIzATl ON. ON PERM AMIN
BASIS. BEGINNERS START AT
GUARANTEE. No CANVAsSfNG.
CALL JU. 1922
FOR Apt. FOR INTERVIEW
SALES ORDER CLERK, electronics
eXpeI, opport. SI00 w
ALLEN o. BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72S0
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BOOKKEEPER

Assistant, part time: 5-day week
ing essential; Suburban Nd. MA.
TIONAL All CLUB FOUNDATION
ZOO Conn. ave, Chevy Chase
OIL $4,000.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR-HCR. Bethesda area-Cal
MR.. TOWNSEND, OIL. $1,000.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT, part time
flexible hours; GIL, T/B, TU
2-1605.
CANVASSERS, FULL OR PART
TIME, FOR QUICK SELLING
HIGH QUALITY SPECIALS FOR
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. SCI
JACK COOPER AT STUDIO. 1914
WASH. b. G. FE. s-3933.
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CLERK-TYPIST
"a to 80 Small insurance ONCE IN
modern downtown air-conditionec
building Call MRS. DITWILER fol
appointment. DI. 7-2700.
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CLERK TYPIST

young lady TO work in
our executive once. Must have nice
appearance. = days. i0-hour week
Discount on purchases. Paid vaca.
tons and HOLIDAYS: and many eX.
cellent employe benefits.
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SALESMAN

Good opportunity for man with
selling experience. Age 80 to IS
Established territory to call or
laundry and drv cleaners. Liberia
draw and commission. Write Boz
2S4-D, Scar
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BEAUTICIANS- MANAGERS
For expanding shops in wash. and
SUBURBAN Md: top salaries and
commissions JU. 9-S49l
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Experienced
manicuriSt; good salary. re. T.
$50.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Ss5-SlOO
per week, guarantee plus commits
sion; 5-day week, no manlcuring;
steady work LOUIS CREA'TILE
HAlRDRESSERS. l1l0 Eye st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2i, exper
in permanent waving, steady posi-
lion, must be reliable. Can make
SlU0 wk, Apply PAT, YOUR
HAIR DRESSER, 93i r st. NV
ME- S-4S37.
BINDERY OPERATOR. perm. lob
in mod. air-cond. book bindery
Must be eXper. THE WILLIAM
NORWITz. 9l3 18th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER, age 20 TO 20 ex.
perience not necessary; apply in
person, 1921 Conn ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER under 40, must have
exper. with full set of books, 8.
day wk., air-cond. Office. EMER.
SON Ado OF WASH. INC,
HU. 3-7255; after hours, LO
1887.
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NIGHT WORK

Opportunity to earn $50 or
more per week working eve
ningS and weekends, selling
and Servicing the famous
ElectroluX products. No ex-
perlence necessary. Apply.
s to ! daily or Monday and
Thursday nights It'll q pm.
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IBKKPG. MACH. OPRS.
Burroughs Sensimstic: NO FEE
COLUMBIA EMPL., l341 6 NV.
BOOKKEEPER- SECRETARY
For small ONCE: attractive salary;
between 30-40 years. Cali fol
appt Mr.. KAHN, RE. 1866.
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PERMANENT
PHOTO RETOUCHER

For newspaper reproduction with
large local publication Evening
position, ! nights per week.
Complete company benefit plan, anc
periodic salary increases PLEASE
submit resume. including past ex.
perience, salary and PERSONAL dSta
Box llg-D, Star.
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PART TINE
Salesman
Mems Clothing

Experienced clothing salesman Il
work evenings and Saturday. Com.
/ mission against draw.
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To represent leading wholesale up.
holstery and drapery fabrics and
hardware firm in Washington
area. Experience desired but will
ing to train right man. Write BOY
lS6-D, Star.
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Wholesale distributor desires serv-
ices of aggressive young man 10
call on established accounts. Call
Ell k-4kAn After Il u m
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SUBURBAN PERSONNEL

BEAUTICIAN, male or female, ex-
perienced. Also shampoo and
manicure girl. No license re-
Quired. Phone Mr.. ARNAULD for
appt FL. 4-2244, Springfield, Va
ewes. and Sun. Call XII. S-sO47.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for busy
Maryland Salon; excellent salary
and commission. For appointment
call Pc. 2-243i, Pc. 2-4956.
BEAUTICIAN, exper. hair stylist:
exclusive northwest shop Hrs. 9
TO $50, 5-day wk WO. 6-2624
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HELP WOMEN
CIERK-TYpIST

Must be thoroughly experienced In
I once procedure, some Steno. skills
| Salary open. Apply in person
/ 1915 Waller pi., Sc. 10 1920
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN with car; $500 TO $500
mo, const. material, no blu
prints; see Miss Bell, Corner 12tl
4. q n "