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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

Las Vegas CAMP - Singer
Sarah Vaughan was at her vocal
best when she opened a six week
engagement here at the FIamingo
hotel. Hardly had the opening
night audiences applause died
down when she was asked to sign
a three-year contract at $4,000
per week, a $4,000 hike over her
present wages.
But her manager-husband, c. B.
Atkins, told club officials that pre-
vious commitments prevented them
from taking up this generous offer.
It was his opinion that with con-
tinuous hit records to her credit,
her asking price would be much
higher in the future to headline a
show in this fabulous gambling re-
sort.
A constant best-seller on records,
Sarah's new Roulette album,
Dreamy, draws rave notices from
critics who rate her an alltime
favorite. Manipulating her voice
like an instrument (she's an &C
complished pianist) the Divine
Sarah has the ability to glide from
hot to sweet notes in a manner
that continues to amaze her listen
ers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
The
HIGH
And Low
DOWN
BY BAnH THOMAS

Candida the bongo man is still
at Freddies. He was held over
there Ella Fitzgerald is booked
for Oct 3-s there and George
Shearing and his group follow
Oct. 1923. ~
Candida records for Paramount
Records. His solo act is said to
be a real production number.
Those alert night club patrons
who are smart enough to grab a
copy OF the Minneapolis SPoKES-
MAN can get in the popular Min
neapolis Key Club without charge
by Just presenting a coupon from
the regular ad in the SPOKES-
MAN.
The Minnesota Emergency Con-
servation Committee which has
just completed a survey on the
1860 game situation has this to
say:
We have just completed our 30th
annual wildlife survey in Mime
sofa. The situation IL not good,
If anything, it is worsening. We
must, we believe, with common
accord agree that whatever we
may have been doing these past
so years is not wildlife conserva-
ton, since we continue to have less
instead of more. We have been
betting on the jockey and leaving
the horse entirely out Of our cal
culations.
Wildlife continues to be the
neglected stepchild of our renew
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

s22 Igiehart. He is charged with
assault
When officer John o'Pheim ar
rived at s22 Iglehart about 1850
am. on August 8. he found Lewis
Z. McCaleb lying on the side
walk at the bottom of the back
stairs with a large cash in his
forehead.
Mrs. Willie Bell McCaleb told
the officer that she has been living
at the home Of her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Russell at s22 Iglehart for several
weeks since her separation from
Mr.. McCaleb.
While Mrs. Russell was out of
the home and Mr.. Russell was
at the store, McCaleb entered the
home by the back door and threat
ened his wife and demanded that
she go with him.
Mrs. McCaleb ran upstairs and
hid and in the meantime Mr. Rus
sell returned from the store and
found McCaleb in the house.
There was a tussle and Russell
pushed McCaleb off of the back
steps where he sustained a head
liberation. McCaleb was taken to
Ancker where a hold was placed
upon him for police.
1t was later learned that there
is an assault and battery warrant
in effect at the present time which
was sworn by Mrs McCaleb.
On August 9, McCaleb was given
the choice Of paying a SIS fine or
three days in the workhouse.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
MotoriSf Arrested For Two
Truffic Law Violations

Officer William Grm spotted a
1850 Chew. about 9 pm. on August
6 proceed from Kent and Rondo
on the wrong side of the street,
The driver was found to be Charles
Williams, "a, of 6S2 Aurora.
Williams explained that he has
been in Minnesota since March Of
this year and he had a Missouri
drivers license but it had expired.
On August 8, Williams appeared
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
Female ImPerson0tor
Adrian AmeS Next
Az The Kew Club

A movieland wardrobe Of gowns
and furs, worth $4,000, will be
displayed at the Key Club by
Adrian Ames, star female imper-
senator. The feature will begin
Monday night, August Is.
Appearing with Adrian Ames
will be Clea Bradford, blues singer.
A coupon from Key Club ad in
this paper will admit you to the
Key Club free.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

able natural resource family circle.
1t has been forced to live on the
crumbs from an opulent table, the
servant Of all, the responsibility Of
none, uhdernourished and exhaust
ed by the universal demands plac-
ed upon It and subsisting on in
cidental charity.
Bailie who loves to fish and hunt
was disturbed to read in the Con-
servation Committee report: The
waterfowl situation continues to
be critical not only in Minnesota
but In the Dalxotas and the Can
adam provinces. We have killed too
many Of our local ducks.
RingnecR pheasants offer q
downward trend also. Possible
causes cited include increased
use Of chemicals in agricultural
areas and drainage. The commit
tee estimates drainage has elm
mated over one million acres of
wetlands in Minnesota and the
DakotaS.
The deer situation is reported
good as is the ruffed grouse popul-
alton. All Of this ought to be Of
interest to the Twin City Reel and
Trigger club hunting and wildlife
enthuiasts.
The Boss Man got a card from
Harold Wise of An-State, Inc,
Minneapolis realty firm who is
in Europe on a visit. He wrote
from Jugoslavia, the only Soviet
influenced country he win visit on
his tour.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

in Municipal court for no Mime
sofa drivers license and disposition
il set for October 4. For driving
on the wrong side Of the street he
received q sentence OF $40 or 2
days. He paid the fine.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HENNEPIN AVE. & 18TH. Best
buy in Minneapolis. Over $500
month from rentals besides well
stocked ceramic store in rear. Es-
tablished 10 years. Only one In
the city. I now have $4,000 offer
must have $50, 900. Mrs. Petersen.
ia. 3-411s. So
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
TOLEDO PLAYWRIGHT DIES

Toledo, o. CAMP - Ohio Price,
40, playwright and poet, died here
last week in Maumee Valley hos
pital. He was born in Galveston,
Texas, and livd in Toledo 43 years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
Fourteen Arrested
In BoSfIe Club
Reid In Sc. Paul

R0ld tn 81. Foul
About 1855 am. on August 6,
two st. Paul police officers en-
tered the Gopher Hole, a bottle
club located at 626 Iglehart Ave-,
and were afforded the hospitality
of the club as they were not in
uniform. Shortly after, several uni
formed officers entered the club,
arrested the patrons and confis-
Gated the evidence.
Two St Paul police officers
wearing plain clothes were uni
Identified as they moved about the
Gopher Hole Bottle Club located
at 626 Iglehart on the morning
Of August 6 ordering drinks, play
ing poker and acting as guests.
This was short lived, however,
for at a predetermined time
other officers entered and both
the operators and the patrons
We're arrested.
The officers were sold two bot
ties Of strong beer for forty cents
each by Booker T. Parker, 20, of
575 Fuller and they were invited
to play poker with Leroy McNeal,
81, of 400 Iglehart.
Others in the game were Elijah
Alexander, 81, Of 1850 Dupont Av.
s., Minneapolis, Gerald Daniels, 81,
451 Lafond and A. B. Parker who
was running the game and who
took ten cents from each pot.
When the officers requested
whiskey instead of beer Ralph
Clark. SO, 464 Aurora went out to
the car of Leroy McNeal for the
81 pint bottle of Old Taylor. The
officers placed all present under
arrest and they were transported
TO police headquarters.
Those that appeared and cases
disposed of in st. Paul Municipal
court on August 8 were:
Nina Brown, A, 992 Carroll
disorderly conduct-$1O or day,
paid.
Ann McNeaI, "a, 4O6 Iglehart,
disorderly conduct-$1O or day,
paid
Leroy McNeaL 81, 400 Iglehart
l-disorderly conduct $40 or day
paid. Also, $40 or 1 day-paid,
for gambling. (McNeal pleaded not
guilty to the sale Of liquor with
no license and trial was set for
September H.
Gerald Daniels, 81, 451 Lafond-
disorderly conduct-$1O or 1 day
worlIhouse.
A. b. Parker, 40, 626 Iglehart-
operating a Gambling house $50
or 5 days-paid. Permitting dis
orderly conduct on premises-$10
or day-paid.
Booker T. Parker, 20, SIS Fuller
-disorderly conduct-$10 or day
paid. Sale of liquor without a
license-$5O or days-paid.
Richard Campbell, %, 1876 Como
I-disorderly conduct-$10 or 1 day
paid.
Earl Berglund, n, 756 Van Bur-
en-disorderly conduct $40 or / day
paid
Robert Drake, 81, 271 Cathedral
I-disorderly conduct-$10 or day
-workhouse.
Raymond Dent, 80, s76 Iglehart
I-disorderly conduct-$10 or day
paid.
Ralph Clark, 80, 464 Aurora
disorderly conduct-$10 or 1 day
paid.
Ellgha Alexander, 81, 1850 Du-
pont Ave. So, Minneapolis-dis-
orderly conduct-$1O or 1 day
paid-gambling-$10 or 1 day
paid.
Those appearing in court on
August were: Shelby Daniels, 20,
451 Lafond-disorderly conduct
$40 or 1 day-suspended.
John Webb, 80, 1929 Bird Ave.
So.-disorderly conduct-$10 or 1
day-paid.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
INl
ONE
EAR

Gracing st. Paul with her charm
and beauty is Miss Shirley Bryan
from Omaha, Nebraska, Shirley is
the house guest of Miss Diane
Moore. In the very near future
Miss Bryan hopes to take up resid-
ence here and continue her educa-
ton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

BY
MAC

There are many fine senior foot
bah players in the high schools
this year They'll be in action In
st. Paul and Minneapolis in less
than a month. Their performances
this fail viii decide whether or
not they win appear in the 1851
All Star football game at Parade
Stadium. Let's wish them luck
and hope none fail to make it be-
cause Of an injury.
Where win Tom Henderson play
in the Minutemen's baclfield? Tom
is big, strong and fast. Last year
as a sophomore, coach Bill Martin
used him as a fullback. Yet, with
his speed, he could ram the oppos-
ing lines from a halfbaclk's posi-
ton. II injury comes to the half
backs this fall like last fall. he'll
probably play a majority Of the
time at half. He doesn't care which
it is as long as he plays. Because
he's not fooled easily on defense
and hits with the force Of a Mack
truck, he should and viii probably
play quite a bit.
The next phase of my life takes
me beyond the Minnesota bound
airy lines. It has been nice doing
this column weekly.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

Mack Mcintosh, president Of the
st. Paul NAACP Youth Chapter,
ask yours truly to remind all
members of the Importance Of the
next meeting to be held on Tues
day, August 16, 1860 at Local SIC
upstairs. The main purpose of
this meeting will be to elect tenn
porary officers for the remainder
of the year. AS you know the
officers in office at the present
time are all going away to college
in the fall. Refreshments will be
served, and will consist mainly of
pop and potato chips.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE

SUBURBAN ramblers overlooking
Minnesota River. Spacious lot, "a
#. living room with fireplace, full
dining room, two bedrooms with
tile bath, 2 car attached garage,
breezeway porch, finished lmotty
cedar amusement room with fire
place. Low taxes. All for $22, 900.
Cali for particulars.
johnson & Associates
A06 9. S0fh 50.
Taylor 4-9220 Taylor 2-I906
S-3
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12
HoUSES FoR RENT


WOMAN OR GIRL for housekeep-
ing and care Of one child while
parents work. Live In, private room
and bath. Call Fridays after 8 pm.
or on weekends. WE. 9-3017.
SO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

August 10, 1860 at Z pm. Miss
Celestine Washington was married
to Mr.. Donnal Johnson OF North
Carolina. Miss Washington is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Traxler Of St. Paul. The groom is
the son Of Mrs. rosetta Baslette.
The best man and bridesmaid
were Mack and Bonnie Mcintosh
respectively, with their father the
Reverend Eligha Mcintosh offic-
iating over the ceremonies.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

Another visitor to the Sanity
City is the vivacious Miss Judy
Tillman from Peoria, Illinois. Judy
lis the house guest Of her father
Mr.. Marvin Tillman who lives at
ATT Iglehart Avenue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

FOUR ROOM furnished apartment.
South location. FEE. 5-6501. SO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-12

CLEAN LARGE three room apart
ment. 1928 Bird Ave. South ia.
4-4S21 or IA. 1-03S5. SO
Evening star., 1960-10-29
FOR RENT
UNIVERSITY RARABkERS
I'm Beautiful LeWisda1e Adjacent to Public Park
I'm Beautiful LewisdaIe

Metropolitan offer
bedroom $S5 monthly.
Langley
transportation
downtown Washington through development
FOrdham Street
Sunday Call Ia. 2342O
to }
Evening star., 1960-01-17

won first prize at a county
fair for her molasses cake.
II never wanted to be an
actress" she continued, But
I met an actor, Dan Jarrett,
when I was 16. The leading
lady in his play was getting
married, and he asked me to
play the part on tour. I was
paid $3.50 a week and trans
portation." After a success
full vaudeville tour with Jar
rett, Jean decided to write
a play, salt Water"
AFTER a series of events
that would take a book to
explain, it was bought by
John Golden. 1t was Golden
who told me, You're not an
actress. you're a producer
So I worked for Golden as
his assistant. He had his own
theater, and left. me COM
pletely alone. He'd say,
What show are we going to
do? Fine and then he'd
go of and play golf. I was
with him three years and I
learned my trade"
Jean has been married
twice-f1rst to Ward More
house, the drama critic and
writer, currently to Gen.
Philip Ginder.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

everyone dead. But I phoned
my father; then the head
lines changed to Tturbi and
Aide Safe My father cabled
Wonderful publicity, do it
again on the way home"
Her father, before he
worked for his dynamic
daughter, was an organist in
a Presbyterian church in
Morristown. Her mother died
at the age of 81 when Jean
was three months old. "She
was a linguist and a violin
ist. I decided to go into the
theater when I was six. My
uncle took me to see Snow
White and the Seven
Dwarfs,' and I was so excited
1 staged my first show and
played the wicked stepmother
because no one else would.
I then staged The Story of
Ruth (Which goth Century,
Fox is now filming). I wrote
my plays, and thought I
would be an author and
scenario writer. I was crazy
about movies, and mad for
opera.
Prize at the Fair
II was raised by a gov
erness and my grandmother.
So I ran the house. That's
how I learned to cook"
When Jean was seven she
Evening star., 1960-01-17
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM


North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD - I Won
dered when it would happen
when Hollywood would
beat a path to the door of
New York's competent pro-
ducer. attractive Jean Dali
rymple, the girl who has
never said no." no matter
how difficult the show-busi-
ness proposition. Two major
studios are currently compet-
ing for Miss Dalrymple's serv-
ices, plus several assorted
television networks, the cumu-
lative result of jeans sue
cessful producing career and
recent televised PLAY of the
Week." starring players of the
caliber of Helen Hayes and
Claude Dauphin.
Jean, who looks like a min
iature Queen Victorian her
active period - has been a
friend of mine ever since
we were both in love with the
same man. Naturally, she got
him. I honestly believe there
is nothing she cannot do,
from cooking a 10-course
Gordon Bleu dinner, to ex-
tracing a total of $40 million
from 10 millionaires to sub
Sidize New York's City Cen
ter. She has been its Perma-
nent Director of Theater and
Light Opera since 1943D Jear
was the natural choice for
the State Department to
handle the Arts Program at
the Brussels Fair. Last sum-
mer she was in charge of
The Theater in the Park"
for New York'S Hudson cele-
bration. Etc, etc. And etc.
Stars Get Scale
How do you get top stars
to work at the City Center
for scale?" I asked Jean, dur
ing one of her eXquisitely
cooked dinners at her Dan
bury, Conn, farmland the
farm is story in itself. Stars
Of the stature of Miss Hayes,
Charlton Heston and Jose
Ferrer willingly appear at
City Center for scale pay of
$103.63.
when we started, it was
$685." Jean smiled, a feminine
smile, but with 10 tons Of
strength behind it. Il Just
ask them" she explained,
land keep on asking them,
and tell them what a wonder
full time they'll have. think
it's good for their souls to
do something like this for
themselves and for the COM
munity. Of course, I must
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Hollywood Discovers
Jean DoIrympIe

always rely on people who be-
lieve in the living theater. It's
harder now because they can
go into television, and do
their favorite roles. I have to
get in faster. I know what
their favorite roles are and
what they are longing to do"
Turns to Musicals
AS she says, it won't be so
easy for Jean to corral the
big stars for City Center from
now on. "They can make so
much money on television-
those residuals are tempting.
I'm turning more to musicals
which give young people a
chance to make a reputation"
Among the musicals at City
Center, I have seen okla
homa!" and "Carousel." "Ac-
~ceptance of a role for the
theater is not based on
friendship, some of my best
friends have turned me down.
But I love them all. I love
artists. I understand why
they are difficult and temper
amental. They yell in self
protection. Actors scream be-
cause it's the only way to get
their way"
During Miss Dalrymple's
career as a top press agent
and she still is for her own
projects-she handled Grace
Moore, a very temperamental
artist. "One time in Cleve-
land, Grace wouldn't go on.
The big house was packed.
But they hadn't put down
the strip of canvas from the
wings to where she stood.
Eeveryone said. How silly
I said Not at ALL She had on
a $500 white satin gown
with a train-when she
swept out there she did not
want to think, My beautiful
gown is dirty from sweeping
up the stage So I said,
Go and get some bed sheets
from the hotel I tore them
up and put them out there. 1
had to do it in front Of the
audience. Then Grace swept
on stage and gave a great
performance.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Great Publicity

Jose Iturbi is another client
of career-woman Dalrymple.
She has been the famed
pianist's personal manager
for many years. "I remember
the time I was in a plane
crash with Jose. Our plane
crashed in the Bay Of Trim
idad. First AP reports had
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-24

1857 HILLMAN-4 dr.. one of
the best of the compact cars
where you get a lot of mileage
per gallon. A giveaway at 1895,
Rockville Ford, Commerce
Lane, Rockville. GA. $4,000.
1t-3-17.
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$1OO-1952 KAISER De Luxe 2.
door black Sedan with cream
colored wheels. Good tires-good
looking. Call EV. 1868. 1t-3-24
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-24
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends
& neighbors for their many
deeds of kindness and express
sions of sympathy at the death
of our Husband & Father, LON
We especially thank
those who sent flowers and
food, services of the Minister,
Gardner Funeral Home and all
who assisted us in any way.
MRS. ADA MOORE and Sons.
1t-3-24
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MIscELLANEous FOR SALE }
25O.3OO CHICK ELEC. BROOD.

CHILDCRAFT - Children'S
books; new; sacrifice, Sis. Call
Clearwater $1,000. 1t-3-24
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STOCKMAT -
HELP MANIlp-EEMAlr
J s

NURSES = Registered: also II.
censed practical nurses. All
shifts. Apply Nursing Office.
Suburban Hospital, $500 Old
Georgetown I'd, Bethesda, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-24

Federal. & STATE INCOME
TAX RETURNS prepared. J.
Newman. VIII 6-4754. Call be.
fore noon or after 6 pm. tf-S2S6
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HELP WANTEp-EEMALE

CLERK.TYPIST = Young wom-
an; interesting work; perma-
nent position. Prefer someone
in Wheaton, Kensington. Silver
Spring area. BETTAR REFRIG.
& APPLIANCE SERVICE. Call
10. 4-7177. 1924
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FLAGSTONE PATTOS = Stems

FT.AGSTONE PATTOS = Steps,
walks, all kinds of cement work,
retaining walls, waterproofing,
cellar floors and walls, terra
Gotta pipes. drainage from
s downspouts and lawns; repair
swimming pools. +. Marcuccio.
Pc. 2-35S8. tf-2970
Federal & STATE INCOME
/. TAX RETURNS prepared. J.
Newman. VIII. 6.475d. Call be.
fore noon or after 6 pm. tf-S2S6
INCOME TAX RETURNS =
individual business corpora.
ton partnership Prepared un.
der SUPERVISION of tax consult.
ant with over 25 yrs. exp. Open
every night until 1890 pm.
. Phone HA. 7.7511. II no answer
; call VIII 2-7l77 for appointment.
Scott x Assoc. Management.
ePersonnel & Tax Business Serv.
ices for the: Individual. Profes.
-Sions & Small Businesses. 124
@Commerce la. Rockville. Md.
tf-1000.4.14
-1NCOME TAX RETURNS pre-.
spared evenings. Call GA. 4.
8511 or GA. 1929. STAT
STRUCTURAL. STEEL : Auto
parts. beams. pipe. angles.
pilates. small motors, odds and
ENDS of metal for machinists
rRnd tool makers. Visit our ward
in Rockville on the new 240
bypass. Montgomery Iron and
Metal Works. Pc. 2,3924.
tf.26so
VETERANS SHEET METAL
CO.-Oil and gas hot air fur.
s1naces. Roofing. new and re,
vpalr. Guttering and spouting:
roof painting. Humidifiers for
hot air furnaces. Additional
heat lines. Free estimates. Call
tPO. 2-2896 or Pc. 2-3917.
tf-1629
MOVING Local or Long Dis
tance, call Allied Van Lines Rep.
lresentative Bob Mckinley, GA.
.4-8280 for free estimate. tf.SS49
14ANDSCAPING : Specializing
-in lawns, trimming e. planting
rshrubbery e. grading: also have
good manure for sale. Call
Troy Cox, WA. 6-2676 after $50
+ m. any time Sat. & Sun.
tf-ss5O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-24

A new privilege for u. s. Saw
ings Bond savers: il you want
your interest by check instead
of its being adde' TO the cash
values of your f bonds, you
can now exchange Els for HIS
in any amount, and not have to
pay income take on the f bond
interest until you cash the ii
bond.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-24

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
Hugh T. Peck has openings
for full-time and part.time sales.
men in his Rockville office.
Leads supplied. many listings,
bonus plan, exp. not necessary.
We train. Call Mr.. Heating for
applt., GA. 1855. tf-4OS0
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HELp WAMrEp-MoIe or Female Il

BKKPR.-Male full chge. $50;
Asst. Bkkpr. (M) $55; clerk
typist, mature $50; Clerk-dicta.
phone exp. $65; Bkkpg. mach.
optr. $65; ~ typists $45 to $50.
Rockville Personnel Service,
Pc. 2-9416. 1t.3-24
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Ms SHEET METAL

MOVING Local or Long Dis
tance, call Allied Van Lines Rep.
.resentative Bob Mckinley, GA.
1920 for free estimate. tf-8849
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SERVICES
BEAUTY SALON :

With this Clipping you can get
a permanent wave complete,
$3.50. Hair coloring our spe.
cialty. Pc. 2-6757. tf-605Y