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ed that Secretary-General Dag
Hammarskjold replace Rajesh-
war Dayal Of India as the chief
U. N. representative in the
Congo. MIR. Hammarskjold has
warned that plans Of pro-
Lumumba governments to with
draw their troops from the
U. N. force in the Congo may
force the U. N. to pull out Of
the chaotic country entirely.
Reports from the Congo in
the past few weeks have told Of
the arrival in Katanga Frov-
ince Of foreign fighting men to
serve as mercenaries for pro-
vincial President Noise Tsh-
Eombe.
Recruitment Speeded
Recruitment apparently was
stepped up as a result Of the in
vasion Of the northern part Of
the province by pro-Lumumba
troops who established a head
quarters in Manono, a tin-min-
ing center.
Mr.. Zorin charged thst a
special recruiting center had
been set up in Belgium for the
so-called foreign legion and
that the Belgian government
also was increasing its person.
mel in the Congo as advisers
and instructors both to Mr..
Tshombe and to the anti-Lum-
umba army headed by Maj
Gen. Joseph Mobutu.
Mr.. Zorin also said Belgium
was rushing troop reinforce
ments including paratroops te
Ruanda- Urundi, which ad-
joins the Congo and which Bel
gium administers under a U. N
truSteeship. The Russian i'm.
piled that these troops were tt
be used against the Congo.
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Envoy Returns
Here to Report
On Laos Crisis
Nv the Associated Press

Winthrop Brown, Unite d
States Ambassador to Laos, ar
rived here today to consult with
the Kennedy administration
about any possible changes in
policy regarding that nation
and to report on conditions
there.
Arriving at B Baltimore's
Friendship International Air
port at $3.50 am, Mr.. Brown
said, I'm here to tell them
what's going on over there and
to find out what they think
about it," Mr.. Brown refused
any comment on reports Of
Communist uprising in Laos.
THE Ambassador, who has
been in Laos since last July
%. said he will live with a
relative here while waiting for
a summons from the new ad-
miniStration.
Mr.. Brown LETT Bangkok yes
terday and arrived at San Fran
cisco last night. He was met
at Friendship Airport by Dan
iel Anderson. director Of the
Office Of Southeast Asian AZ
fairs in the State Department,
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PARIS, Jan. 80 (AP0-For-
mer Dutch Foreign Minister
Dirk Striker was the diplo-
matte favorite today in specu-
lation over who will replace
NATO Secretary General Paul
Henri Spaak of Belgium.
Mr.. Spaak is expected to an
nounce his resignation tomor-
row to return to politics in
Belgium. He is delaying the
announcement until after a
meeting in Brussels tonight OF
leaders of his Socialist Party.
Mr.. Spaak has been under
pressure from Socialists to
come home to take a leading
role in the campaign for the
parliamentary elections ex-
pected soon.
3 Are Mentioned
Most frequently mentioned
to succeed him with NATO are
Mr.. Striker, Norwegian Foreign
Minister Halvard Lange and
Lester Pearson, former Canad-
ian foreign minister.
Mr., Striker and Mr.. Lange
are felt to be the hkeliest can
didateS since. they represent
smaller European powers ant
would tend to balance the pres.
ent heavy American and British
participation in NATO official.
dom. Both are dedicated to the
concepts Of the Western al
lance and are even more out
spoken In private conversation.
than they are In their home
countries, where the financia
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Honolulu Location

ACCOMPLISHMENTS lies
1000 nautical miles west Of
San Francisco and 1894 miles
to the east Of Yokohama.
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CUTRELL-BAUM WEDDING

Miss Myla Farrow Baum, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Baum
of Fairfield, and Edward Glenn
Cutrell, son of Henry Carroll Gut
rell and the late Mrs. Cutrell of
Fairfield, were married at three
o'clock Sunday afternoon, August
Is, in the Fairfield Methodist
Church. The vows were spoken in
a double ring ceremony to the, Rev.
lDurward Goodwin. Mrs. Murray S.
Mann was organist and Miss Linda
Harris was soloist.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of Chantil-
ly lace and nylon tulle styled with
basque bodice, sweetheart neckline,
|elbow-length sleeves and matching
mitts. The full skirt swept into
a chapel train. Her shoulder length
veil fell from a crown of pearls
and sequins. She carried a white
orchid on a white Bible.
Mrs. Ben Herman, Jr., of Tarboro
sister of the bride, was matron of
honor. She wore yellow organza
over taffeta and carried aqua
NUNS. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Will
liam Carroll Cutrell of Norfolk,
Va; Miss Lynn Roberts of Fair
field and Miss Patricia Swindell of
Swan Quarter. They wore aqua or
ganza over taffeta and carried yell
low NUNS.
The bridegroom's brother, Will
liam Carroll Cutrell of Norfolk,
was best man. Ushers were Ben
Herman, Jr., of Tarboro, John Col
on Daughtridge of Rocky Mount,
Robert w. Jones of Morehead City,
and Delbert Cutrell of Norfolk.
The bride is a graduate of Caro-
lima School of Commerce in Rocky
Mount. The bridegroom is a grad
uate of Swan Quarter High School.
They are both employed in Norfolk,
Va, where they will make their
home.
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CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE
IN LAST THURS. FIRE

The Manteo Fire Department an
swered a call to the residence OF
John Pendleton in the colored COM
munity about 3:15 Friday as flames
threatened the Pendleton home.
Firemen extinguished the flames
in approximately 20 minutes but
not before two rooms of the four
room dwelling had been destroyed.
No immediate estimate of the dam
age was available, but the fire COM
pletely destroyed the furnishing Of
a living room and kitchen in the
house.
Firemen believe a faulty electri-
cal fixture was responsible for the
fire. A Manteo Fire Department
spokesman noted, "The fire seems
to have come from base receipt
acle where an extension cord was
plugged in"
Mrs. Pendleton reported that her
husband was in the hospital and
she was at work in Wanchese at
the time the fire broke out.
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WEST HYDE HIGH SCHOOL
ANNOUNCES OPENING

Teacher pupil orientation for the
West Hyde High School will be
Monday, August 90. At $500 am
On August 20 the regular school
year will begin.
A list of teachers follows: Mrs
Nellie ]. McKinney-1st grade;
Mrs. Priscilla H. Cochran - End
grade; Mrs. Iona B. Caravan =
Bird and 4th grades; Mrs. Mable
Credle-4th and 9th grades; Mrs
Marietta J. Mckinney, 9Th grade;
Mrs. Marina ]. Baum-7th and 9Th
histories and sciences and high
school histories; Mrs. Betty R
Quinn-7th and Sth English AND
reading; Mrs. Carolyn S. Harris
English, French and 9th arithme-
tic; Mrs. Frostie Lupton - book
keeping, tipping, health, 7th and
9th arithmetic; Ernest X. Mann,
principal with high school mathe-
mates and science; Mr.. Robert
Smith-vocational agriculture; Mrs
Virginia J. Creole, vocational home
economies.
Mrs. Elsie Creole, President of
the P.T.A., has issued call for a
meeting of the P.T.A. for Friday
August 25 at 8 pm. 1t is important
that all parents be present to dis
cuss plans for the coming school
year. If any parent has ideas of
what should be accomplished dur
ing the school year and how to ac-
complish it, this meeting is the
place to discuss them, says Ernest
X. Mann, principal.
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NEW TEACHERS FOR
MANTEO ELEMENTAR

The following new teachers hav!
been announced for Manteo Ele
mentary School, and win begi
their duties with the fall term.
Miss Helen Evans of EdentoI
will teach fifth grade, replacing
Mrs. A. A. White who has resigned
Miss Evans taught in Manteo sew
eral years ago, and most recen|
experience has been in the Column
bia school.
Tucker Renfro of Lucama will
replace John Britt of the 9TH and
9Th grades who also resigned. Rem
fro is a graduate of the University
of North Carolina, and recently re
ceived his teaching certificate from
Atlantic Christian College, Wilson
Mrs. Ada d. Gaskill, wife o.
Principal Grady Gaskill, will join
the staff this year in the capacity
of librarian and will also teach
part time.
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INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY
or FISHING PROBLEMS
IN DARE BEACHES AREA

Mayor Julian Oneto of Mays
Head reported at this weeks town
meeting that communications from
the office of the State Attorney
General indicate that the proper
state authorities are investigating
regulations concerning operation OF
commercial fishing boats near
beach areas in North Carolina.
The report came following a pro-
test made by the towns of Mays
Head and Kill Devil Hills last
week when menhaden fishermen
from Virginia polluted swimming
areas of the beaches while fishing
for menhaden with nets. in the
area.
According to observers, the fish
ermen pulled nets around the fish
and then removed them from the
nets into the boat by means of a
powerful suction hose. Afterwards
the water was pumped from the
boat. During the process many of
the fish were killed and damaged.
When the suction water was pump
ed back into the ocean large
amounts of blood, scales, foam, and
pieces of fish began drifting into
the swimming area.
In addition to polluting the wat
er, the waste matter. containing a
large amount of blood, attracts
sharks.
No sharks were seen in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the boats last
week, but a large shark was caught
from a fishing pier south of the
area on the same day. Reports
from past incidents in other areas
have indicated that sharks are Oft
en- attracted by blood.
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HOAX

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FRISCO PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Salon Tolson AMI
children of Bangar, Maine and Mr..
and Mrs. Larry Woods Of Spring
field, Mass, have returned after
visiting with Mrs. Ina Burrus.
Mrs. Hilda Pope and Luke Bunt-
ing of Scotland Neck and Mrs.
Molly Lucas Robersonville visited
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bunting here
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Unith Robinson of
Albany, N. Y. and son of Whining
ton, N. C. have been spending their
vacation here with Mrs. Ella Ran
som.
Franklin Walls Jr. has returned
to Elizabeth City after visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Austin who are now spending the
week in Elizabeth City and Nor
| folk.
Mr.. William H. Farrow of Nor
folk and his sister visited here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Austin and
son of Philadelphia is here this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Jerank's
guests last week were Mrs. George
johnson and Mrs. Bertha Ashburn
and daughter Dianne of Morgan
town, w. Va.
Mrs. John Austin is visiting her
sister Mrs. Arthur johnson in
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Palmer and
daughter left Sunday after visit
in Mrs. Delora Fulcher, Mrs. Full
cher now has with her Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Pelegrini and sons of Winston
Salem.
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ing 45 in a IS mph zone; $40 and
costs.
Donald Ray McMath - not stop
ping for stop sign; $40 and costs.
Ernest Scarborough = careless
and reckless driving; $25 and
costs.
Eugene Carlton Smith - speed
ing as in a So mph zone: $40 and
costs.
Merlon Tillett - possession and
attempt to sell understood hard
crabs; $40 and costs.
Donald Ellis Wood - speeding
S. in a 45 mph zone; $40 and
costs.
John Robert Wright - speed
ing 45 in a IS mph zone; $40 and
costs.
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mrs. Sam Hassell of Union
Beach, N. j., is here visiting her
husband.
Horace Mann of Portsmouth Wis
tied his mother, Sina Mann, Sun
day.
Mrs. Joe Spruill anG Mrs. Dor
othy Twifcrd joined Mrs. lGafy
Greet of MAINS Harbc, ana visited
I.oniiie Ambrose at the Alben.arle
Hospital Sunday night.
jim Davis of Norfolk spent the
week end Eere.
Rev. Noah Taller of Elizabeth
City visited the Holiness Chulcl'
Sunday afternoon and delivered the
message.
Dick Best of Stumpy Point was
here Monday.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Joe Spruill snd
Mrs Minnie Mae Spruill visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Spruill IF
Tuck Moncay night.
Mrs. r~e'yn Simpson and call
dren and Mrs. Gennie Primer and
son of Virginia Beach are spen'l-
ing the week with Mrs. Simpsons
mother, Mrs. Julia Primer.
Annie Ambrose of Elizabeth
City is visiting here and also at
MAINS 'Isrbor.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Car
.e:.o and daughter Eunice during
the week were Mr.. and Mrs. Rid
Winberry and sons Danny and Eli
~ Of Wilmington, Mr.. and Ms.
W. S. Sawyer, Sandra and SaE.v,
Mr.. and MRS. r. w. Davenport
and children, Nancy and Norman
oe Pert; mouth. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Smithscn, Mrs. Leona Norman and
Eatay r"icEhouse of Gum Nec>.
: Jim Davis had as his guests last
week end his uncle, Charlie Will
son and nephew Bobby Patterson
of Norfolk. They also visited NJ.
and Mrs. Joe CarlenO.
Virginia Ambrose and Annette
Sawyer spent the week end in
Elizabeth City.
Dave Stanley Ambrose, a patient
of a Raleigh hospital, is at home
for a few weeks visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Teco Ambrose.
George Ambrose of Elizabeth
City was home for the week end.
Norfolk week end visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Basnight
and children, Roger Cahoon, Rich
ard Smith, Miller Cahoon, Richard
Twiddy and Reverne Sawyer.
Luther Payne of Stumpy Point
was visitor at the Holiness
church Sunday.
Mrs. Ethelle Holmes has had as
her guests her granddaughter Es-
Their Jane and children, and her
sister, Mrs. Jewel Greet of Man
teo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Sorey ard
boys Mike and Bentley spent Mon
day in Norfolk. Mrs. Sorey and
boys stayed to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Twiford.
Mrs. Katie Berry of Fairfield.
Mrs. Rudolph Gay and daughter of
Warrenton and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sutton and children of Washing
ton spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Turner Twiford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Holmes
and Mrs. Jewel Greet of Manteo
were here Sunday.
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go District Hospital here with SUI
perficial cuts. She was released
from the hospital after several
days, but was later hospitalized
again.
Sawyer said that when the in
vestigation indicated the attack
was self-perpetrated, Mrs. Bog
er admitted she had faxed the
story.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE: Newly built Groom
house with bath, near Manteo.
Corner lot 80 X 100 #. Hardsurface
road, priced reasonable. D. v.
Meekins. Manteo, N. C.
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WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE: If

WOMAN WHU NAN BhIVE: II
Y you would enjoy working 8 or 4
hours a day calling regularly each
month on a group of Studio Girl
Cosmetic clients on a route to be
established in and around Manteo,
and are willing to make light de-
iiveFies, etc, write to STUDIO
GIRL COMESTICS, Dept. AUW-32.
Glendale, California. Route will pay
up to $500 per hour.
T-8-18-3tc
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FOR RENT: 1 one-bedroom apart
n1ent; one two-bedroom apart
ment. Call Manteo 263 w.
T-S-1S-2tc
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gray and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Midget have re-
turned from a trip to Miami, Fla.
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FASHION SHOW DIRECTOR-Fuil
or part time; excel. money-making
oppor. CAL RE. 6-37OS aft. & D IN.
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SITUATI0NS-MEN
MAN, white, desires work. WillinG
naEn.nnnn gu 90

MAN, white. desires work. Willing
and able. Reference. LA. 6-Sl22.
MANAGEMENT PosITIoN-Exper-
fenced 40-year local family
man desires management position
with progressive organization
Comptroller, Treasurer. Executive
Assistant, Small Business Man.
ager or Assistant. 13 years ex-
perience in printing industry. Ex-
perienced in Cost Control, Acc
counting, office MANAGEMENT, Fi-
nance, P q n n ng, Organization.
etc. Excellent local references,
Available Immediately. EN-.
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HELP MEN
Statesmen, /

Statesmen, home improvements,
aluminium siding, storm windows,
doors and affiliated products.
WEATHERGUARD CO., 1109 eth
st. NV.
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PLJMBERS

PLUMBERS for high rise building
in DC and Nd. Large Jobs.
GEORGE P. WARNER q CO.. lo1
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HELP MEN
fcONTfNUEDl
MUTUAL FUNDS
No Sales Experience?

OFFSET FRESHMAN, exper. man
only. For quality register work;
on 23x29 Miehle press; perma-
nent position: company benefits.
Write giving compl. background
Of exp Our men know Of this ad.
Box S5-G. Star.
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HELP WOMEN
SECRETARIES

Do you want to work for the vice
pres. Of q top company in the
d. c. area? Good future, $500
mo. up to start. Call Mrs. May,
AADN0 T7NEnT A%ENTrNxy
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Own tools and trans
portation for jobbing and all types
Of new work. Call WA. 7-5575,
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BOOKKEEPER-Part time morn
ings. Full charge: law office. st.
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REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPER
CONSTRUCTION MAN

Must have experience in
large-scale apartment-house
construction and suburban
developments or equivalent,
capable OF earning q salary
of $4,000 per annum plus.
and who wants to Join large
aggressive, nationally known
organization in field other
than realty with extensive
realty holdings in Washing
ton area desiring to enter
the housing and commercial
construction field.
Great opportunity to get
started at the beginning Of q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., long
range program. Write full
details giving experience to
BOY 2C2-E gtar
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HELP WOMEN

DRUG CLERK, experienced, recent
references; good pay: no Sunday,
no evenings. Vacation with paw,
1923 Georgia ave. JU. 9-564S.
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statesmen
MEMORIAL PARK

Experienced only for team super
yisors. Your men will be assigned
to you Immediately. Call 347-1s64
for details.
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PRESSER-WOOL

PRESSERS-Wooi, experienced lp-
CLEANERS, 1925 S. Capitol St,
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GIRL, European, with knowledge Of
wines as wine stewardess in
French-type restaurant. Tues.
I calI EM sal. 1rSm R c 10 m
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DRUMMER, sax and piano play
ers, to play Rock and Roll, ex-
perience necessary, call code 3o1
OR. 457l41. ext; ISIS. 5 to 8
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REAL ESTATE statesmen, for ac-
tive Northern Virginia office, full
time; experience preferred; excel
lent commission Arrangement as
high as 500 on sales and 1870
on listings. Call MIR. WAGNER,
JE. 2-145O.
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PLUMBER, exper. IN all types Of
electric drain equipment; sewers,
etc: top pay, other benefits.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO., INC,
BOOB Ga ave NV TIL o-20S7
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PLUMBERS; jobbing and remodel
ing: sober: top wages. j. C..
FLOOD CO. 2012 18th st NV
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APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICI
THE HEIGHT CO

E st. at 9TH NV. Wash, D. c.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. exper.
IN business machines required:
is to 25. Call HU. 3-6919.
GIRL FRIDAY, personable, inteili-
gent, between ages 21-35; perma-
nent positions; will have complete
control of 1-girl office, IN q pres
tige business; must have expert
enee in bookkeeping, tipping, pay
roll, etc: Virginia resident with
transportation preferred: salary
open. For interview, call ia. A.
2S02,. Monday or Tuesday, between
9 and 5.
GIRL FRIDAY for active letter
girl Friday, not afraid to assume
responsibility and one who can
work under deadline pressures.
Excellent promotional opportuni-
ties for the right person. Must be
experienced typist and equipped to
handle customer contact, pricing,
billing dnI etc; t. Write Writ fun aualifica-
GIRL. European, with KNOWLEDGE Of
wines as wine stewardeSs in
French-type restaurant. Tues.
through Sat. from z p.m.-10 pm
Call EN-, 3-212l. Mr.. CHANCE.
HAT CHECK GIRL
necessary. Apply in
person after 5 pm. see Mr.. Harry
Cohen. FAN & BILLS RESTAU-
RANT, 1882 Conn. ave. NV.
for restaurant, exper.
only, good shift. Apply in person
between 800 and HOO am. at
$50 18th st. NV.
HOSTESS, for lst-class restaurant
with French service. Tues, through
Sat, lunch only. Nice appear
ance and personality. Call EN-.
3-2121, MR.. CHANCE.
DESK CLERK, experience
desired, but not necessary. Elk
ceptional benefits. Apply e-5.
Managers Office. MERIDIAN HILL
HOTEL, 2601 18th st. NV.
INSURANCE; experienced in rating
and writing policies: general in
surance agency: salary open. Call
for appointment, MR.. FEINMAN,
RE. 7-24S4,
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F st. at 9TH NV. Wash. D. C.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. exper.
IN business machines required
must be accurate with figures; age
IS to OK Call HI 9R01o
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HELP WOMEN

YOUNG WOMEN, for part-tims
positions as ushers in downtown
legitimate theater. Interesting and
pleasant work No experience nec-
essaTy. Call MR.. LOVE between
5 and Z pm, WI. 1891,
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BANK PROOF
MACHINE
OPERATORS

Evening work for experienced IBM
or National proof machine OPP
orators. 5 days q week. Many
employe benefits, convenient sub
urban location.
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Vendors

For the new D. C. Stadium; 10 to
so: to sell refreshments at the
football games: good comm; APP
ply Thurs. Fri. and Sat: 2OO1
East Capitol st. at the Armory
Bldg, RIM. 117-B.
time or full. Open
"a hrs. VINEYARD REST, 1880
Lee hwy. at Rosslyn Circle.
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC
Are you interested in changing
your field2 With your background
we can offer you q wonderful
future in the vending business
with q progressive company that
offers top pay, full company
benefits and interesting work.
GeE1 w 5S coSFEE III TiME. Pm