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Evening star., 1960-09-09
STOHLMAN
NrrnnHInnI nm rAnH

33rd and M SITS. NV.
AUTO GLASS MECHANIC-Experi-
eneed only. Call Mr.. REEDER,
JU. 9-l577. ell am.
AUTOMOTIvE MACHINIST HELP
ER-White, pref. some exp. WILL
ing to work. Sober. Salary
according to ability. Vacations.
> Box 2S-Y, Star.
AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIsT-Wh White.
exp, steady, sober. Salary open:
Paid vacation. send resume Of
past exp, Box 2s-Y, Star.
AUTO MECHANIC, expe.r; general
repair, excel. pay, 5-day. pd. holi-
day, vacations. Ii. 1926.
PARTS COUNTER
MAN = AutornotiVe jobber has
opening for experienced parts man
to work on counter. Excellent
Working conditions and chance for
sfEsaSsEeeo sER2icE Co. ESsl2NSh Ss ffsh st. A9to e
AUTO Statesmen, no previous
auto-selline experience necessary.
Training program to start i'm
mediately to qualify men to sell
1861 Ford. Falcon, Thunderbird
and 1861 trucks plus used cars.
Highest pay plan in area, coupled
with free demonstratof, aggressive
Advertising program and plenty of
floor time guarantee the right men
q Might've figure income. For fur
ther information call Mr.. Holmes.
MA. 7-2S01, FOLEY FORD, INC.
Evening star., 1960-09-09
"a AARTHUR g: :ELGIN, AttornsSy,,. Sy,,. .

AhIhUH y. fELNItNS AttOrneys
$50 Wash. Loan and Trust Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of ColumPia, Hold;
ioE oEE1vlAP PrSsaEs1 eas1sfSE bosfHEa x
81. ADMINISTRATION Docket 2i0.-
bp,pDS Appicatgcn noSsas hoSins been ph. made ..s
will and testament Of said de-
sSs ceased; - and ;d tST ..stts Letters Tesla HE
Rfotssy RIGGS HATioNAI n sa5S 1I'AisA BANK OF oF
WASHINGTON, d. C., 1t is or
A.D. 1860, that CHARLES AN
DERSEN, the unknown heirs At
lay IJlH hnd pszs 6 kip Of tas s1lS
SNpERsES, SShSisdfAEITi ana sIi Others Con-.
cerned, appear in said Court on
A.D. 1850. at 10 o'clock AN, to
show cause. why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the Wash
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the
tIst PSHicatdioH public lion, 70 S.,6r. be not nd less
SER1b SEH gay Yfsns'' yNS cSsi shs 1adss
tem:eFiR test: FRANK an; ). 0BBuRKART. Dep
uty REGISTER of Wills for. the
The Probate Court. seS.i6.23
JOHN W. WOLFGANG, Attorney
1348 Good Hope Road Sc.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing . Probate Court.-No.. 1OlS-
4I1 Administration Docket 30.
bsSs bststs Of b..ssseE GEORGE & ssDpfeaSiOn kAssl
hsvinS hnS' been made herein for pro
bate Of the. last will and tesla
ment of said deceased. and for
letters testamentary on said es--
tate, bv ANNA M. PANTAZ1S, 1t
is ordered this 31st day Of August,
AID. 1860, that Maria Filipidou,
Nicolaos j. KAssidones. Stamatios
.r;n,. Kss1i,eOnesi i,na Helen rIsr.IIis E Rfstss5
Lavdas, John Laydas, Katheren
A. Laydas, James Lavdas. Jrinoula
q. Hala, Stamatios L. Laydas,
Konstantinos L, Lavdas. Laskaro
Marianths Grafas and all others
c0nesrnsS MrDSs, aRpsaI e otR II dsy sid o c0Se oe
AN. to show cause why such
application should not be Eranted.
Let notice hereof be published In
the ''Washington Law Reporter"
and "The Evening Star" once in
each Of three successive weeks
before the return day herein men
TONED, , the first s;t tS,IpH PT9licetiSn aaSn bs to
Honorable DAVID x. PINE, Chief
Judge Of said Court, this 3lst
day Of August. A.D. 1850; lseal:)
Attest: FRANK ]. BURKART.
Deputy REGISTER of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of
the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1960-09-09
HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANT, JR.

ACCoUNTANTs-BooKKEEPERS
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1960-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

{ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred BY anyone other
than myself. THOMAS L. FOR
REST. 10.
{ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
s.1 t9F any y,ss debts Jss9 insured dAhREoB r So9s
kCOTLAND HOUSE, one OF largest
stocks fe Scottish II 2, %erenfndise d6E wtsS ts5-
ington (Mt. Vernon blvd), Alex
andria. Va. TIE. 6-SS55.
Evening star., 1960-09-09

TSRdE ooFr1cH H p1IhDiNd. MhDhSEE whiis,
$3.50 years old, high school grad
uate, Army service completed.
Duties require ability to keep
accurate records, make payroll,
and service tenants. Unusual op-
portunity for successful applicant.
Write about yourself to Box 69-S.
GtaP
Evening star., 1960-09-09
HELPMEN
GUARDS

who have good past employment
record and are able to work any
shift in wash. and vicinity. For
mer security clearance desirable
Reply Box 4i7-S. Star.
Evening star., 1960-09-09
AUTO SALESMAN

AUTO SALESMAN
e. Crawford, Washinston' s
Oldest and largest Dodge and
Dodge Dart dealer, has opening
for new-car salesman. Outstand-
ing pay plan. Monthly bonuses
sppSa many & EpamEoS 0tSsr iRssnttssS asS; Eanp kAR
ave. NV. Ask for Earl Fling.
AuTOMOTIVE STOCK ROOM =
Automotive jobber has sIs;r,i,1s OPENING
and shipping dept; must be over
25 with, d. c. permit. NATIONAL
AUTO SERVICE CO., 733 18th
Evening star., 1960-09-09

MANAGER. electronic
data processing laboratory con-
sisfinS of LGP 80, RPC 1000 and
RPC 1000 systems. Selection
based on administrative ability.
instructional ability and mathe-
matical training or aptitude. Tele-
phone ST. 3-4940 or write Doctor
CAN UNiivERsfTY, 1901 r st.
Evening star., 1960-09-09
HEATING
ENGINEER

For garden-type project in Va. Ex-
5b. Cali TIE. $4,000 for appoint
ment; ewes, OV. 3-0625.
Evening star., 1960-09-09
ADM ASST S3l

ASSISTANT DIT MGR. :
aser in retail store; experience
helpful but not essential;. pleas
ant personality and ability TO
learn quickly top requirements.
Good salary and other Dement'S,
Excellent opportunity for right
party. Apply in person only 70
MI; Harkins. cAsTELBERG O.
Evening star., 1960-09-09
DENTAL
TECHNICIANS

long established, large growing
laboratory has openings in set-up
and bridge departments, many
henefits RnY 221-S. Star
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-27

John Vanandngham, Assistant Attorney General has an
candidacy for the office of Judge of the Superior
Court of Macopa County, Division NO. T. subject TO tne
Democratic primary, September 18th
Vanlandngham native of Kngman Kansas and graduate
of Washbun School (1944) has practced in Macopa
County since 1948 most of the time as private attorney IN
Chandler.
Vanlandngham stated "For most of my Is years as an
attorney conducted private law practice but have
both county attorney and assistant
attorney general satisfaction from these experiences
public that led to again offer services
public in a judicial capacity"
Vanandngham served county attorney in his hometown
of Kingman Kansas from 1914 prior his moving to
Chandler the last and half has been assistant
attorney the Arizona Department of Law He has
always been civic and community affairs, having
served as resident the Chandler Junior Chamber of Com
president of the Arizona State Chamber OF
and active in the organization of Chandler
Little League which president for two
Vanandingham resides at 1926 West Pasadena, Phoe
nix with his wife, Ruby and children ranging in
from 3 to Is years.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-27
Closest Stop
Cote
1883 East Jefferson Street
GOOD FOOD
- Open "a Hours
ST.. & JEAN CARR
Props.
GsM REPORT
cont p. 1


AS of December 81, 1859 the
company had life insurance in
force of $133,281, ,913, and
assets of SIG, ,442, 1888. The
company's mortgage loan in
vestments totaled $7.265,504
at the end of 1859. These
investments are primarily in
residential properties en-
couraging home ownership.
Medical centers and mortu-
aries are also included in
GSM's mortgage loan services.
Johnson also announced the
company'S entry into the
state of Michigan and the
establishment of two district
offices in Detroit. The COM
pany now has offices in seven
states, California, Illinois,
Texas, oregon, Washington
Arizona and Michigan. The
firms home office is in Los
Angeles.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-27

Will this toddler be one of the
1900 Americans fatally poison
ed in their homes this year?
Not if the adults who love her
follow the "Clean Up Your Med
icine Chest" plan. Conducted
nationally each year by Bauer
& Black, manufacturer of first
aid supplies and surgical dress
ings, the "Clean Up" campaign
offers this plan for home safety:
(1) Always store poisons and
all toxic household preparations
far out of children's reach.
(2) Teach youngsters never
to eat or drink strange substan-
ces found in play.
(3) Be sure all medicines are
labelled with the contents, for
whom and what prescribed, dos
age, and date purchased. Then
read every label, in a good light,
before giving or taking a dose.
(4) At least twice each year,
eliminate from the medicine
chest any preparation for which
the need is past, which shows
signs of deterioration, or which
has lost it's label. Destroy these
drugs by flushing down the
drain never toss them out
where they will be a temptation
to children, your own or others.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-27
wan
ADS

PUBLIC NOTICE
FINANCE
FURNITURE
RETURNS
By order Of one Of the largest
finance companies we have been
ordered TO sell this furniture
and oil Of their repossessions.
This oImos ST new, like new, near
Iy new furniture to be sold at
fraction Of its original price.
3 DAYS ONLY
FRI. SAT. SUN.
HOME OUTFITS
3 ROOM GROUP
$50
Buy All or Part
This 3 room group is made up
from our trode-ins. This is
good group for little money and
we invite your inspection. Out
of-stote credit OK. Easy Terms.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-27

LADIES!! Use Lucky Heart Cos
metic Bleach, Skin Cream, Lip
stick, Nail Polish light to
darkest shades. Call AL 2-6212
73o W. Pima
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-27
a ROOM STARTER
$27o

Incl. 2 bedrooms Il twin) Divon
that sleeps 2, chair, 2 end tobles
coffee table. f table lam ps,
pillows, dining set. silver. dish
es, range, refrie., dresser lites,
bed pillows, TV set and more
Poy imp ounds Of $l7 and pay
ments Of $3.15. Out Of state
credit OK.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-27
REPOSSESSED

REPOSSESSED
Large deep freezer like new,
$1o4. SmoIl deep freezer 500.
80 ton hydraulic jack $l8. Re-
mote control lownmower, cost
$23o, will take $87. WIFI trode
for anything. Dealer. 410l So.
Central, Br 6-4l01
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-27
a ROOM MAPLE
$685.
Buy All or Part

Incl. divon, chair. 2 maple end
tobles, coffee table, 2 table
lomps. pole lamp, dinette. bed
room suite, dresser. lamps.
pillows, silver, dishes. picture,
TV set & more. Poy impounds
Of $23 and payments OF 1915
Out of state credit OK.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-27
3 ROOM ECONOMY
$149

$14o
Incl. Divon, chair, A step end
tobIes, coffee table. 2 table
tob
Incl. Divon, chair, 2 step end
tables, coffee table. 2 table
Iomps, room divider, pole lamp.
bed pillows, bedroom set, mir
ror, decorator pillows, dresser
Iites, dining set. Pay i'm pounds
Of $2.O4. Out Of state credit OK.
S ROOM SUPER $468
a ROOM 'CATALINA' $588
a ROOM BEVERLY $67o
a ROOM HILTON $685.
S ROOM LIDO DIX $1195
OUT OF STATE CREDIT OK
ACRES OF FURNITURE
SIS Down Delivers
DAMAGED FRT. WAREHOUSE
607 N. 18th Ave.
1850 W. Jackson
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
NO PROOF YET OF MAN ON THE MOON

Unfortunately again highly pubicized space effort OF
timed off while President EISENHOWER
was attending a meeting of world leaders, fizzled
This orbit of the moon which we nave
publicity and in which effort we nave
meanwhile continue to announce their
successes world after they have been achieved
would think - that 1t might have dawned
on that is good advertising to pub
This to people will not know expert
program we are run
ming failures
But todays competing in the public relations
field with hagnoran and terae peoples The sys
champion the free enterprise system and we are com
petng communist economically politically and
in the public relations field.
Too often what would do. Then the
effort achieve IT, The Russians announce
intentions The former is more impressive
is better propaganda and better public relations.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
Editorial Comment
latch FOR RED CHINESE TO GO INTO ACTION

Central Intelligence Agency President Eisenhower
and also to and Democratic Presidential nom
Kennedy grim.
China expected within so days This report
cannot be confirmed although leaked out in print and has
cOnradicted
Should the Red Chinese begin bruhre then while the
United session. might highly embarrassing
the hands OF the diplomats VINO nave
ons attempted neurat nations that weak UNI
certain be violated by the Communists
later.
Should both Democrats and he
pubicans should unite Washington favor of solid firm
front The Red estimate that the Aer
distracted by the election and that OFFICIALS
wrapped the campaign that the country WI" not
be 70 take firm. united action
and officials of both parties
should make certain incorrect
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
Wheat Interest Through
Farm Purchase May
Be Transferred

A farmer who acquires a farm
on which marketing quota excess
wheat of the 1859 or 1860 crops is
stored may take over the excess
and thus protect the farms full
wheat history in the future, Gas
pard w. Deschamps, Missoula,
chairman of the State Agricultur-
al Sterilization and Conservation
committee, has announced
Under the wheat marketing
quota program, Deschamps points
out, a grower who produces ex-
cess wheat may avoid payment
of penalty and loss of history
acreage by storing his excess and
underproducing in future years.
The new regulation is designed
to take care of situations in which
a producer having stored excess
loses his interest in the farm so
that the excess may not be re-
leased by underplanting or under
production. II he sells the stored
wheat and pays the marketing
quota penalty, the farms acreage
history for the year in which the
excess was produced will be re-
duced to the allotment. BY trans
fer of the excess to the new farm
operator, this reduction in acre
age history will be avoided.
The transfer provision applies
only to stored excess wheat pro-
duced in 1859 or a subsequent
year when all of the excess wheat
for such year is still in storage.
Any person interested in this
provision should get in touch
with the county ASC office be-
fore transfer of title. Deschamps
said.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
PRESIDENTS U. N. SPEECH DRAWS PRAISE

President EenhOwers speech the United Nations was
good position and drew praise
of world organization
President Eisenhower not the greatest orator
worlds does not dract from the content
does the fact that radio and TV
affect the quality of the message
which obviously fair which obviously was
principles seoyenment and democracy which
could not appeal the representatives from the small nations
in all Of the globe
President delivered his with dignity in restrain
ed spade spade far the communists
Republicans alike should this
dignied position with political considerations.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
Our Mail Box
Dear Mr.. Fields:

Senator Mansfield told me to
contact you for a subscription to
the Glacier Reporter. ] was in
trigued by the John Tatsey col
umns that he introduced into the
Congressional Recordl / have al
ready missed too many of them.
But ! also Judge that an editor
who has a sense of humor that
recognizes John may have view
points from far Montana that
would be worth following.
am not sure, Of course, of the
price of a subscription. So ] en-
close as a down payment on
years subscription, and i will
be happy to send the full amount
when you let me know what il
is.
Sincerely,
Rev. Gabriel Sweeney, c. p.
Cincinnati 2, Ohio.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
Washington announced today.

Washington announced today.
The information is being collec-
ted for the United States Public
Health Service so that estimates
of the number of persons who
have had polio shots can be
brought up to date. The polio
shot questions, to be asked of
persons under so years of age,
are: Have you had any polio IN
iections or shots? How many
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06

shots have you already had? and
When did you get the latest shot?
The polio shot questions will
be i'm addition to the regular
monthly inquiries on employ
ment and unemployment. The
Current Population Survey will
be conducted here and in 329
other sample areas in the coun-
try. Information will be col
lected locally by Margaret Ras-
mussen of Cut Bank.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
Doings Of The
American Legion
by Tom Jesseps

Tuesdays meeting was a bit
more formal than usual because
of the presence of District Com
mander, Everette Robinson, Con-
rad, vice-commander, Lynn Nc
Louth of the Sweetgrass post but
from Shelby, and District Histor-
ian Leonard Johnson, Brady.
A good turnout greeted the Of
ficials, and they were pleased
with the number attending the
meeting. although they came I'M
announced.
Joe Rivera was introduced as a
brand new member. Wayne Ra-
cine from the Magee Stephen
son post 1876 at East Glacier at
tended and introduced Marion
Ehlert who is constructing the
new warehouse for the Two Medi-
cine Co.
Ehlert gave some valuable in
formation concerning any addi-
tional construction, renovation or
remodeIing the post may have
in mind, and it will be used by
the house committee when they
meet Tuesday at Ed Aubert's Of
flee.
II was learned about so or 60
youths, including six girls, will
take the Hunter Safety Course in
about a week or 10 days. Paren-
tai approval is being requested
for youths who will take the
course, and plans are underway
for negotiations with Browning
school officials to assist material
ly with the program.
Membership chairman Everette
Armstrong was not present to
give a membership report, but
Frank MacCormick said he has
signed up Don Wright, Tom
Petersen and Byron Cochran.
Bill Grissom said Cochrane is
transferring to the Flathead res
ervation where he will be en-
ployed.
MacCormick said a community
wide Boy Scout drive will get
underway this week, starting with
a meeting at the Hagerty hotel
with Scout Executive Morris and
captains under chairman Ed
Shurr. MacCormick said there
are about 100 Cub and Boy Scouts
in the area, and he cited a par
ticular need for den mothers.
The sick call" portion of the
meeting indicated that Skinny
Jim Yellow Owl went to the VA
hospital in Fort Harrison within
the past few days, and that Gene
-Shambreau of East Glacier re-
Gently returned from there.
In discussing oratorical con-
tests Franklin Juneau said since
Everette Robinson is the District
Commander he will have the
right to choose the town in which
the district contest will be held,
and that he, as Department Vice
Commander, representing Dis
tricts 2, 8 and 8, will have the
right to choose the town in which
the zone contest will be held,
Browning may therefore host the
contestants all the way from
Saco, at the southern section of
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
Census Bureau To
Gather Information
On Polio lmmUnizafion

Information on polio shots will
be collected from a number OF
local families in connection with
the recent Current Poupla-
ton Survey, Director Guy E.
Rainboth of the Census Bureaus
regional field office at Seattle,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
the state. to Fort Benton.

the state, to Fort Benton.
At the conclusion of talks by
the three visiting officials, Kenny
Chomo showed a film, Football
for Millions" an informative and
amusing football narrative that
showed, even though you may
have watched and enjoyed the
game for years, you can enjoy it
more If you knew more about
the rules.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06

A large number of Browning
music lovers attended the com
munity concert in Shelby Wednes-
day evening. and report the piano
duo was exceptional
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06
Browning, Mont.
Sent % 1860

oNpAs 80 ASSS
Lions Club
Browning. Mont.
Dear Members:
With summer activities over
and meetings of the different
organizations starting for the
coming season we want 10 take
this opportunity TO express our
profound gratitude to all of you
for your generosity in contribu-
ting a csmership, making it pos
sible for a member Of our local
Girl Scouts TO attend Camp Kali
tana on Bitterroot Lake.
Very sincerely.
Girl Scout Community Com
mittee
Lucille Mckay. President
Vivian Boyd, Secretary
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-10-06

John Harper landed four huge
rainbow trout north Of Browning
this week. II takes skill. John
said.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
THG NATIONAL
SUNDAY MAGAZINE
September 20, 1860

September B, ISoO
GN THIs ISSUE,
Cover Photos Of Nixon. Kennedy
from George ZimbeI and
Wide World tSee Pose 81
How To Cope With Teen Shyness
Cerfboord: Our louehins land
8 my Son"
IA Good-by To The Glamour Girls
20 Health: let's Stamp Our V0 Now!
u Potferns: The SIim-line Suit
"a Fierce Fishermen OF The North
rs Your World: PUsh-Ups And Poetry
u Cupid With An Adding Machine
80 Food: Breed Fresh Out OF The Oven
"a Lost laugh: Higher Educotion
Evening star., 1960-09-18
NGXV WEEK.

G 1850, United Newspapers Mosozine Corpora.
ton, 4sS Lexington Avenue. New York u. New
York. This Week u All rights reserved under inter
national ond Pon Amedcon Copyright Convention.
Reproduction in whole or in port without permission
is prohibited. Nomes ond descriptions OF oil Choir
octers in fiction stories and semi-fction ortces in
this mo9ozine ore wholly imosinory. Any nome which
hoppenS 70 be the some os thot OF ony person living
or decd IS coinciden'oi.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

RESIDENT MANAGER (white1 for
modern lie luxe apartment build
ing in downtown area. Modest
salary and apartment Good Job
for right woman. Box 376-S, Star
Evening star., 1960-01-24

NURSE, practical. exper., graduate.
for nursing home, ForreStville
Md. refs E: live in or nr. Andrew 5
Field bus line. RE. 5-9"O2. IL
am 4 Dm
Evening star., 1960-01-24
SENIOR TYPIST
SOCIAL SECRETARY
OFFICERS CLUB

opening for young lady.
and experience in meeting the
public, to arrange private parties
for a local Officcrs Club Good
typing essential Salary commen-
surate with qualifications, Capa-
bic applicants please call Ii
7-5700. Ext. 204l, for appoint
ment.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
HELP WOMEN
pAPT.TTME

Secy. and Girl Friday for loc sales
| engineer. Work from own home
Interesting position and excellent
salary Write to Box 249-S. Star
Evening star., 1960-01-24

RESIDENT MANAGER (whiteJ for
modern de luxe apartment build
ing in downtown area. Modest
salary and apartment. Good lob
for right woman. Box 376-S, Star
RESIDENT MANAGER, experienced.
downtown 63-unit building. pri-
vate-owner operated. knowledge
OF PIX, typing and minor book.
keeping necessary. Married or
settled widow. apartment and
good salary. Give complete de-
tails, phone and address. Conf
dental. Box 254-s. Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER for new
luxury apt bldg, in Arlington. Ap-
plicant should have local eXper
no resident children, and be able
to deal with high-tvpe clientele
Good salary Ind apt, and oppor-
tunitv for advancement Please in
clude exper age. photo and edu.
CATION IN resume 10 Box 5i.Y,
Star
RUN A SPARE-TTME Greeting Care
9n6 9IIdrtd GIFT Shop Shop a! ,1 home. show
fui new go All-oceasion Greeting
Cards Fnf Chty atr ne o.
ders and earn up to Ioors profit
no experience necessary Costs
nothing TO try. Write TODAY for
samples on approval. Regal Greet
ings, Dept. %. Ferndale. Micht.
gar
SALES CLERKS-Young exp. pre-
terred. good hours, STANDARD
DRUG CO.. lll3 G st. NV, Ji22
l4th st. NV.
SALEsLADy. experienced linEere:
perm 5-dRy. iO-hr. week: gooS
salary plus commission Appl'
Mr.. Setter. PHILiPSBORN. I"n'
p st. NV
SALESLADY-Refined Catholic lady
for RELIGIOUS goods store in Arl. /:
full time. OF. 4-9739
sALFsLADY, CPILDREN'S SHOES
perm, pleasant occupation. good
SALARY, hnssf clientele. o. 4
day wk: thorough training pro-
vihcd: also part time Apply
DANIELS BooTERY. Ellsworth
AZ Fenton topp. Hecht's,, Silver
Spring, Nj
Evening star., 1960-01-24
SECRETARY

In early 30s, for national
trade association. Small
ONCE, therefore varied
duties. Downtown, o to 3:
salary open. Call MRS.
LOOMS, RE. 5-4123, or
Sun, Kl. S-4469.