davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-02-22

lnerup, David L. Crowell. also Of
the Spillway Major and Chay-
ka's bowling companion M
tournaments. Crowell marked
IN every frame, three times
with strikes. The game got him
two chevrons from the National
Duckpin Congress, which makes
such awards for mems games
of ITS and up and for all-mark
strings.
Crowell's big one was the
fourth. In the others he shot
127, 1l2, l25 and 1875 for 696-
40-736, worth $50.
Ed Payne of Frederick. Md,
finished next at 663-52-715 for
$36.
Other prize winners were
Harold w. Pilkington of Ma
nassas. 713; Don Rollins, I'll,
and Frank Aquino, 704.
Erwin Raines and Hubert Ho-
gan each rolled 168 for conso-
lation prizes and Eddie Owens,
in characteristic fashion, saved
his entry fee by rolling high
set out Of the money, 634. But
in the handicap competition he
took a beating from his wife
Ginnie, who finished 10th at
684 and was best among the
women contestants. Eddie
crossed 642.
CORRECTION: The home
telephone of Julius Schneider,
who is organizing an inter-
agency league among Govern
ment employees, is Hemlock
4-3540.
Evening star., 1960-02-22
Record Run Caps
Months Conquest

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Feb.
% (AP).-Italy's Eugenio
Monti completed his conquest
of American bobsledding yes
terday by winning the four
man North American cham
pionship in record time.
Carrying an American crew,
Monti flashed down the 1-mile
Mount Van Hoevenberg course
in a total time of 4 minutes,
1886 seconds for four heats.
The previous four-heat record
was 4:41.36 set by Art Tyler
of Rochester in 1858.
Evening star., 1960-02-22
Five SchooIboy Teams
Set for Vital Games

Tomorrow is the moment
of truth" for several scholastic
basketball teams-for Spingarn
and Eastern, which meet at
Mckinley Tech; for Cardozo
and Wilson, which play at
Roosevelt, and for mighty Car
roll, which seeks its 46th
straight victory against the
formidable Navy Plebes at An
napoliS.
Eastern and Spingarn meet
for the third time in the Tech
gymnasium this season. This
one is a playoff to decide the
1nterhigh Leagues East Divi-
sion championship and Dun
bars opponent in the league
title game Thursday at Tech
Eastern won the first game
$3.50, but took it on the chin
1850, in the return engage
Evening star., 1960-02-22
RosewuII Easy
For Gonzales

SEATTLE, Feb. % (AP).-
Pancho Gonzales easily dis
posed of Australia's Ken Rose
wall, 81, 6-1, yesterday in
the opening of a two-day pro
tennis tournament.
Gonzales. who scored 10
service aces against Rosewall,
earned $500 for the victory to
boost his winnings to $14,50O
on the present pro tour.
Pancho Segura outlasted
Alex Olmedo, 10-7, and in the
doubles Tony Trabert and
Gonzales came from behind to
defeat Olmedo and Rosewall
1-6, 6-3, 6-3.
Evening star., 1960-02-22

game, which will be played be-
fore the largest house ever to
see an indoor sport in this area.
For those who don't have
tickets-all seats have been sold
out for more than a week
standing room only admissions
will be sold at 7 pm. Wednes-
day.
Fort Belvoir will meet Bulls
Prep in a preliminary starting
at 6 pm.
Governor Tawes of Maryland
will get the main game under
way by throwing out the first
ball, while musical entertain
ment will be provided by the
University of Maryland band,
Evening star., 1960-02-22
HOLDS INDOOR MARK AT II
Outdoor Jump Record
Is Thomos' Big Goal

NEW YORK, Feb. % (AP)
up, up. up goes the high
| Jump crossbar and up, up, up
goes John Thomas right after
/ it.
! So far the bar hasn't outdis-
tanced the great Boston Uni
versity sophomore. He has met
every challenge, but it's get
| ting harder and harder.
Thomas, clearing 7 feet 2
inches, bettered his own week.
old world indoor record of z
feet 1la inches in the National
AAU championship last Satur-
day night in Madison Square
Garden.
He missed on his first try,
but then climbed over easily
on his second with perhaps a
half inch to spare.
But" said Coach Ed Flana-
gan today. I'VE want to equal
To again before worrying
about anything else"
Russian Holds Record
If Thomas objective is to
prove to himself that he can
go To regularly, his long-range
objective must be to become
the recognized world record
high jumper.
Since the international
Amateur Athletic Federation
doesn't pass on indoor records,
Thomas is the worlds cham
pion only in the United States.
Sc still hasn't done 7 feet out
doors, mostly because he spent
last spring recovering from an
injured foot suffered in an
elevator accident.
Right now, Yurl StepanoV
Of Russia, he of the elevator
shoes. is the reigning record
holder with a I'll mark.
Other Marks Fall
1--WE wanted that W badly"
said Flanagan. 1T was some
thing we had to do. We prac-
ticed Johns timing for a long
while last Tuesday. He went
over 60 ten times. That was
higher than ever before in
practice"
! All told, four world indoor
Evening star., 1960-02-22
Andrews Takes
Command Title

The Andrews Air Force Base
basketball team has the United
Command tournament title un-
der its belt, with no more action
scheduled until the Air Force
worldwide championships next
month. The dates of the World
wide have not been established.
Andrews won the United Com
mand tournament in San An
tonic, Tex, taking the final,
1910, over Kelly Field yester-
day. Henry Mccoy scored 26
points to lead Andrews, while
Doug Williams was high for
Kelly with 33 points.
Evening star., 1960-02-22
Sovitt Plays
MocKoy for
Indoor Title

NEW YORK, Feb. "a (AP)-
Dick Savitt and Barry MacKay
both cannon-ball specialists
go at each other today for
the National Indoor tennis
championship.
Each holds the same theory
blow the other player right
of the court, and If he won't
go, blow the court along with
him.
The pair moved into the final
yesterday with nerve-shatter-
ing victories over a couple OF
19-year-olds from st. Louis
Savitt seeded No. / on the
American list. whipped Chuck
Mckinley, a 5-foot-8 giant
killer who caught the crowds
fancy, ga, 3-6, 6-3, 8-6
MacKay staggered past Ear
(Butch) Buchholz, IS, ST
l-6. 6-3, Ga.
Savitt won the championship
in 1852 and again in 1856 and
was a f1nalist last year wher
Alex Olmedo won. He has beer
playing on the boards Of the
7th Regiment Tennis Club sc
long he probably knows which
ones are warping.
But MacKay, who comes from
Dayton, Ohio, and is seeded
No. 2 to Savitt, wasn't worried
about his task.
Heck" he chirped, "I beat
Savitt in Buffalo last weeI
(when he won the tournament)
Matter of fact, I beat Mckinley
and Buchholz. too"
After MacKay and Buchhol;
split the first two sets, Buchholi
seemed to take complete com.
mand in the third. MacKay
was missing easy shots anc
p permitting Butch to out.
scramble him.
But MacKay pulled hi.
strokes together and ran it out
with one service break in the
last two sets.
AS for Savitt. who lives ir
New York, his experience beat
Mckinley, especially in the last
set. In the 10th game, Nc
Kinley had Savitt down on hi:
own service, 0-40. But Savitt
came back with five straight
points, including a couple oi
aces, to win.
Evening star., 1960-02-22
Drivers Cooperation Asked
For CeItics-Lukers Game

The University of Maryland
campus police are asking mo-
toriStS not to stop their cars in
front of Cole Field House to dis
charge passengers for the Bos-
ton Celtics-Minneapolis Lakers
game Wednesday night.
Proceed directly to the park
ing area, the police request:
otherwise, resulting tieupS could
produce king sized headaches
for everybody.
The campus police, with CO.
operation from the Maryland
S ate and Prince Georges
County police, hope to have a
smooth operation for the Ma
tional Basketball Association
Evening star., 1960-02-22
Hockey Team
Hurting After
Record Defeat

The Presidents meet the
Greensboro Generals at 1885,
pm. tomorrow at Uline Arena
and if they lose this one, il
could start them Skidding out
of the Eastern Hockey League
playoffs.
The Generals want that laSt
berth, which goes to the team
in fourth place, now occupied
by the Presidents by a margin
Of five points.
The Presidents have nint
games left and the Generals
eight, but the Greensboro clut
got a moral lift today in the
news that came out Of Com
mack, L. l., last night.
Miron Seething
The last place New Yorl
RoverS, no less, hung q 12-:
pasting on the Presidents,
record for the league this sea-
son.
The performance at Com
mack has Ray Miron, genera
manager of the Presidents
seething. I'm sick and tireC
of that kind of performance,
he says. land I'm going to d.
something about it,"
What Miron will do is con
jectural, but he hinted at fir
ing three players. I'D rathe.
take my chances with IL play
ers who are hustling and vel
co-ordinated than with a IA
man squad that doesn't pro
duce."
Two Fights Break Out
1t was a rough game. witt
two fights breaking out. Dor
LaBelle of the Presidents tan
gled with Serge Beaudrey anc
Norm Ryder of the Rovers il
the first period and Goalit
Jacques Caron of the Presi'
dents engaged in a free-swing.
ing battle with Beaudrey II
the third period.
Beaudrey, Jack Allard. Bot
Robinson, John Muckler anc
Sam Gregory each scored twict
for the Rovers, who pushed IL
six goals in the last period.
Evening star., 1960-02-22
Title to SentineIs

The Sentinels defeated Keeler
Brick. 69-62, last night at New
port Junior High School to win
the Montgomery County Adult
basketball league champion
ship. Thurlow Carey scored 1S
points for the winners.
Evening star., 1960-02-22

order I have listed them. How
ever, the easiest for most bowl
ers is changing the angle.
Stance and approach are all
important in adjusting to your
best game. I've written a book
let on the subject which you
can have by writing me. in care
of The Star, and enclosing 1C
cents and a stamped, self.
addressed envelope.
(copyrishted 1860, John p. Ollie Co.
Evening star., 1960-02-22
Good Driving
Helps January
Win at Tucson

TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. % (AP)
Touring pros call El Rio a
pitch and putt course but Don
January turned it into a driv-
ing range for four days and
won the $4,000 Tucson Open.
The lean Denver pros 67-67-
68-69-271 was nine under par
for the 6.4l3-yard, par 70 Ell
Rio layout, and good for $4,000.
January made seven brides
on the 550-yard No. 8 and the
5l0-yard No. 18-the only
holes requiring two wood shots.
Probably the only reason he
didn't birdie No. 18 yesterday
was because he didn't try. A
par was all he needed for a
three-stroke victory. He had
started the final round with a
one-stroke lead.
Ex-C0lIegian Second
Three club pros who play a
few tournaments each year,
more for pleasure than gold,
earned the rest Of the big
money.
Bob Harris, Winnetka, H.,
turned pro IL years ago shortly
after winning the NCAA title
while a student at San Jose
State, Calf. He finished alone
in second place with 69-69-68-
68-274 yesterday, the best he
had ever done in a PGA event.
The 81 300 prize money was the
most he had ever pocketed.
Jack Harden, 43, a pro in his
native Ell Paso, Tex, and E. j.
Dutch) Harrison, the host pro,
each took $1,000 for five under
par 275s. The best Harden had
done before was fifth at Phoenix
10 years ago.
Trouble on No.
Harrison started the second
round in second place a stroke
behind January. The oldest man
in the field at so he pulled even
with January with a birdie on
the first hole and went ahead
when January went over par
on No. 3.
That's the way they stood on
the 7th tee, an easy 424-yard,
par-four affair. Harrison drove
into a lake and took a double
bogey six. January went in front
by two strokes with a birdie
three.
/ Paul Harvey, Worcester,
Mass, the flrst-round leader,
finished in Seven-way tie with
276. Honeymooning Dave Marr,
a club pro from CedarhurSt,
Long Island. who led at the end
of So holes, finished in a four
way tie for Goth place,
Evening star., 1960-02-22
NBA STANDINGS

Results Yesterday
Philadelphia l29: New York, 122.
Syracuse, l22: Detroit. 100.
Boston ,115: Cincinnati, los
Minneapolis. l12; st. Louis, %.
Games Today
Minneapolis VS.. St. Louis at Los
Angeles.
Games Tomorrow
Boston VS.. Philadelphia az New York,
Minneapolis at New York.
Syracuse at Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1960-02-22

Totals 30 IS SS Totals 23 "a
Halftime score: 45-4l. Andrews.
Evening star., 1960-02-22

NEW IOrK, II, WASHINIIUN,
Johnstown, &; Greensboro, ; (o'time)
New Haven, 3; Philadelphia, >.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Friday $500
No Experience

II you type a bit and want q Job
Nhich Is Interestingly" different.
YOU can De the all-around once
elrl In busy machinery show
room. You'll be talking TO custo-
mers and out OF town buyers. help
vhsIn.4Y SaIssmsn; answer N.S the phone etc.
ington Bldg. NE. S-lT5i JEmn
servicel White.
G0yERNMENT GIRLS, HOUSE
WIVES-Need extra pay check?
AVON repres.. earn S2-s3 and
more per hr. DI. 7-O22l.
GUARD. female, bet. ssss 4O-6O.
u bet: s am. and 5 pm. for
HAIR STYLIsT. excellent working
conditions in BetheSda's largest
and finest shop; top salary for
the right person: vacation with
pay, bonus and other dement's
Call OIL. 6-7174 or EN-. 5-OIT6
aiter . pm.
HOTEL Conn ave. wants depend
aye white unencumbered 'front.'
once clerk. 4n-45 years. expert
enced or Lewis trained: room.
meas salary. Write resume TO
H0USEKEEPER for 225-room, small
CITY f1rst-class commercial hotel
experienced in up-gradinE rooms
Write with references and de-
tailed experience to manager.
JOHN SEWER HOTEL. johnson
City, Tennessee.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

- n A@A& A1A4 w AANN
MACHINE OPERATORS
Minimum ] wear experience on
s hesTy duty specials or multiple
U. s. EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
, TRADES INDUSTRIAL OFFICE
l724 ? ST. NV. Attn FLOOR
No Fees
NURSE, phys. once, exper lab
work. white: 5 or $50 TO 4 Spm
mr.. walter Reed; ref RA. S-i8i6.
practical, for hospital cen
tral dressing room: must be IL
eeeensed Call FE. $4,000. Ext.
40l. $40 a.m.-5 pm, Mon Fri,
reg. for medical clinic
leave, ~ days sick leave psI
year; comprehensive medical and
capitalization cov.raEe for sell
and dependents: beEinninE salary
approx $500 per mo, provision,
Tor yearly increases. EX 3-5RIO
tpractical. white. for small
nursing home in iilyt ,;nr nc
car nee; good salary. Ev. 4-8I8i
lprofessionaD. wanted for
prAiRtAH co. HEALTH DEPT
lie health exper.. S3,s4OoS1 500.
prepared public health nurses
A.?l2-S5.244. Call CIR. 3-3O5O
"uRsE, exper.: refned, middle
ased, TO care for aged patient in
nnesaroy va. 5-day wk., live in:
s:" per mo. Write Box I0a-s,
registered, for adult medi.
cine dept; some clinic experience
desirable out not necessary: 40.
hnour week: liberal employe bcne-
ms inciudinE % days annual
medical and hospitalization cover.
age for self and dependents: start
ing salary $500 per month, pro-
visions for increases. EX. 3-533s.
NURSE. registered. for pediatric
dept. Of expanding medical clinic
Some clinic experience desirafle
but not necessary: lO-hour week
iiberal employe dement's including
~ days annual leave. l3 davs sick
IeaVe per wear: medical and hos
pltallzation coveraRe for self and
dependents: starting salary 5000
per month; provisions for in
creases. EX. 3-593S.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIsT, reg.
istered, IN rehabilitation center
excellent opportunity for develop
lnR new program. Experience de-
sired. Salary open. Phone Mis-
Wilson. IF. 7-277O.
OFFICE CLERK-Alex.: much pub
lie contact, some interyiewinS
mature: 10 hrs; S28a PoTo.
MAC BMPL, oil King st, Kl.
a-505b.
OFC. CLK., Girl Friday duties; MS
2b; st, min. SIS: raise to s7b
POTOMAC EMPL., 1894 Wilson
blvd. hrl. IA b-6oOO
Evening star., 1960-01-31
sEAMSTREss

SEhMSl HESS
white, permanent. for thoroughly
drapery work. EN-. 2-O4ii.
SECRETARY. natl. labor organ
compose own letters: some travel;
heavy public contact. Conn. and
MENT CoNsuLTkNTs, INC, 1850
X st NV.
SEEcRLTARY, EcI sprlnEtl.ld area -
vsr,e6 ,rane d9ties: car nee. for own
MAC EMPL., Oil King St, KI
SECRETARY, part time, l.-5. mus,
be efieient and dependable. Cali
Ii. 7-662" between i:-5,
sECRETARY-A young, all-Ameri-
can type would At right into this
plush once and would find her
educated group. Steno skills must
be good Advancement is assured
IN this fast-growinE national con-
Germ. All benefits. Start. S315
Many other Jobs. Interviews. a-l2
ppEELE SEC, 1900 Eye st NV.
SECRETARIES. white, his. grads.
or college, rusty shthd, 10 fast,
some with very little shthd. but
excellent typing. some no shthd.
90 70 90 yrs: old; Q to 5. 5 days:
r. SS;HgC' S8Fs CONE Mno IN pAST ANp SToJAAtLIK TALK
Suite 232. Southern Bide', sos
18th st. NV. at II. D1. 7-5752.
SECRETARY = Personable young
white woman; good typist some
ahnFthand IN Aaryn
in attractive air-cond' once; az.
5-day wk.; excellent working condS
and emplove heneflts call MR.
O'DONNELL, DE. o-53O0 or apply
Rm. A0", 1900 Conn. ave.
SECRETARY. District sales and
service once OF national company;
air-cond. once in Dupont Circle
area: accurate shthd. and tipping
essential. profit sharing hospital
ization. life ms; sal. open. HAIR
RIs-sEYBoLD CO, NO. 7-2287.
SECRETARY. natl. name Arm;
prestige dntn. loc.: work inds.
$4,000. MANAGEMENT CON
suLTANTs, INC. 1890 X st. NV.
SECY. insurance once; 4 hours
daily, b-day wk; good shthd and
i'll, Pm. 4O1, faoO Conn. ave.
NV.
SECRETARY : Radio. Tv, law;
mod. air-cond BLDG no legal
exper. nee good shthd.. eiec
typewriter: a:30 to $40. b-dsy
wk-. hrs. flexible: sal. open. 81
3-5SSO.
SECRETARY, for major national
assoc. exper., IBM elect; publicity
or research background perma-
nent, excel. opportunity: needed
at once. Send resume, salary re-
ouirements to Box 424-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
HELP WOMEN

EXCELLENT POSITIONS open for
ambitious women. white, age 2S
to 40, with automobile. No ex-
prrience required eS We will train
yof n ~ FIELD 10. S-5251.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, no
shorthand. to age 40. some bkkps o..
some travel. A career job for top
person; 81 hrs; st. 500. PO-
TOMAC LMPL., 104 z. Broad ST.,
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY; SIS, 900
wear. Permanent position for we'll
qualified person. age 21-35: 40
hour week, paid vacation. Apply
in person, MOLCO DIAMOND
DRILLING CO.. 900 Franklin st.
ne. DE. 2-77a5.
EXECUTIVE SECY., fee paid; . girl
with public relations talent will
love this chance to do public con-
tact worN in addition to her ONCE
duties. 35-hr. wk., good advance
ment. S4,7OO-S5,.OO. Many other
Jobs. interviews, 9-l2. TELE SEC,
100 Eye st. NV. RE. 1850.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES = We
have :, excellent positions for
highly qualified applicants: many
co. benefits; 5-day wk., SO5-SIlO.
SUBURBAl. PERSONNEL. Perpet-
nal B de-. Silver Spring. Nd, JU.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
HELP WoMER

PHYSICAL THERAPHST, for mod
ern outpatient clinic in Takoma
Park. Nd Excellent working con-
ditions: 40-hour week, liberal en-
ploye BENEFITS including 81 days
annual leave. II days sick leave
per year: comprehensive medicc ]
and disqualification covprage fer
self and dependents: insurance
and retirement program: begin
ming salary to $4,000 a year: pro-
visions for increases. EX. 3-593S.
POSITION available for mature
woman, experienced in general
ONCE work. typing and simplified
bookkeeD ping; mechanical contrac-
tors office. State salary require
ment and references. Apply Box
1887. Star.
PRO0FREADER, exper.: work un-
supe"vi-cf. mine" typiDr: emu.
MSNA6sSttkTT' 0Ss5S coNsIJt,rsNnTs,, SeP: sSnes,
INC. 1880 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Capable. experienced and attrac-
I'VE. between 25 and 35. ability
70 meet people and assume COM
plete responsibility necessary. Po-
Sltlon Immediately available In
extremely interesting small Law
once, good salary, advancement
SSoiiese Siie6see education desirable. EX.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARIES

Minimum Of 5 years
secretarial ack-
ground plus executive
secretary experience.
Should possess con-
siderable accuracy
and speed In short
hand and typing, and
ability to effectively
perform duties and
responsibilities of an
executive Office.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
KELP WOMEN
SECRETARY for small law ON

Tor small law once
part time. Box 257-S Star.
SECRETARY, real estate once; typ
ing. shorthand, some bookkeeping
must have good tele. voice: age 20
to 40 years old. DORFMAN q CO
l124 No. Capitol. Call for inter-
view. CO. 5-4056.
SECRETARY to 2 LAWYERS. Inter-
view 1125 Warner Bldg. or phone
ma. S-615S. or Box l12-S, Star
SECRETARY. - Executive. career
girl wanted: by national trade
association, moving to Washing
ton' D; c in March: now located
n Chicago. IBM typewriter,
dlctaphone, must have good
secretarial exper. This Is an OPP
port. o1ering q variety Of inter-
estlng work. Sal. open, Write Box
SECRETARY-Must have tipping
and shorthand: general once work,
5-oay, ~ 12-hr. wk.; salary open.
.-7565 for appointment.
SECRETARY, law once, full or
part time fast. neat work re-
omirrd. BOY 3ns-Z. Star.
SECRETARY-Girl Friday type of
position FOR local manufacturer
must have knowledge Of book :
Keeping and typing and be able TO
handle various details and take
responsibility: permanent position
salary open. Call Mr.. Lasky, RA
3-SO11 for app't.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ex-
pcrienced: national sales and
merchandising firm: 5-day week (;
challsnging opportunity. Call OIL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
permanent position for we'll
groomed cirl under 35 with good
,cN r. Hhic rk'rS ATTRACTIVE
employee benefits and working con-
gitlor, a .'onnsylvania BLDG.
Please call Mr.. Morris. MIME
SOTt. MINING &; MANUFAC-
TURING CO.. MA. S-a47S.
SECY.. mature, to prof. man, pub
Iic. contact; attrac.. tactful; 8
days; $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL.,
233i Wilson blvd, IA. $1,000.
SECRETARY-ST -STENO.
For executive in large contractors
once; must have good shorthand,
be able to hanoie various details
ana take responsibility: perma-
nent position and satisfactory pay
to the right party. Age 10 to 40.
college education. Phone for in
terVlew. FE. 7-4700.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
SECRETARY

Executive secretary needed imme.
oiate,y for Mt. Rainier location
Ase 22-35. Good appearance me-.
sssssaEy. NES1Nc, 110S 10th st. NV
Evening star., 1960-01-31
SECRETARY

Young lady with bookkeeping exn
or BACKGROUND desirable. Excel
WORKING conditions. Small once in
ladies' apparel store. paid vaca.
tlon. Discount on purchases
salary, $4,000. Box 42O-Z, Star
Evening star., 1960-01-31
SECRETARY

SPRINGFIELD. VA. AREA
Exp. required; 5-day week. usual
employe dement's: Shorthand re-
quired: age under IS. Call FL.
4.550O for appointment.
SOUTHERN IRON WORKS, INC.
Shirley Highway and EdSall Rd.
Springfield, Va.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
HOUSEWIVES
Govt. Workers
And Others

AAAAN <NAASA y
Needing Extra Cash
WORK 10. 20, 80 OR MORE
H OF RS EACH WEEK
IN AIR CONDITIONED
COMFORT.
DAY OR EVENING HOURS
CAN BE ARRANGED TO
YOUR CONVENIENCE.
MONEY MAKING OPPOR-
TUNITY AS TELEPHONE
SALESWOMEN. ATTRAC-
TIVE COMMISSION PAID
FOR SELLING A TOP
QUALITY PRODUCT TO
HOUSEHOLDS IN THE
D. c. AREA.
WE CAN TRAIN QUAIL
FED APPLICANTS WHO
H AVE A PLEASANT
TELEPHONE VOICE AND
ARE 81 YEARS OR OLDER.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
NELP W0MEE
Receptionist-$280
Learn Switchboard

II you have q pleasant phone voice
and type Just q bit. you don't
need any kind Of experience 10
train as the lobby receptionist in
the beautiful downtown Wash
lneton oflces of well known
public relations firm. Meet ano
greet people from all over tho
world: tell them about Washinp
ton answer their questions. MEET
PEOPLE. NANCY LEE. BAT Wash
ineton Bldg. ME. S-175l Emp.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
RECEPTIONIST

Opportunity for Rirl
with initiative; typing and
related clerical duties and
switchboard: pleasant work.
ing conditions. 5-day week:
;alary open. For interview,
call Elk. 3-3oll.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Receptionist-$325
No Experience

Plush downtown real estate once
needs attractive, perSonAble typ
~, for interesting reception du-
ties such as greeting their many
customers ann visitors. answer
their questions, etc. Never 0 dull
moment NANCY LEE. 347 wash
ineton BldE;. ME S-l751 Emp.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

White, permanent. for thoroughly
experienced woman to supervise
drapery work. EN-. 2-O4il'
Evening star., 1960-01-31
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Perpetual sldE,. Silver sprinE'
Evening star., 1960-01-31
RECEPT.-TY S3Oo

We are looking for an attractive.
esIs.. eSper. typist 70 work in lovely
SOHMAN tEMPLD }, 52S Shore
Evening star., 1960-01-31

natl. labor organ
compose own letters: some travel;
heavy public contact. Conn, and
k area: 5000 plus. MANAGE.
MENT CONSULTANTS, INC, 1860
X At NV.