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Evening star., 1961-11-26
Nope!

DEAR ABBY: Last Sunday
I attended a wedding and
would like to know if what
happened there is customary
and proper. After the bride
and groom exchanged their
marriage VOWS, he placed the
wedding ring on her finger
and then came the kiss,
which was held much longer
than I think was necessary.
Here is what got me: After
they let loose Of each other,
everyone started to applaud.
I have never heard of such a
thing in a church. What was
the reason for it?
HORRIFIED.
The guests were probably
moved by the performance"
and responded accordingly.
That kiss was out of place in
church, and so was the ap-
plause.
+ = =
DEAR ABBY: When are
women going to learn to stick
together? Someone should
start a foundation for women
who want to leave their hus-
bands but have to stay put
because they have small chill
Evening star., 1961-11-26
CIRCLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
Aftermath of q Fall

by Howard Allen, the coun-
tryside's un-lucky photogra-
pher, she demurred, saying
that she wanted to do this
sort of thing again.
There Is a very strong
Poor Howard" club being
formed in Middleburg since
his chivalry seems to be get
ting the best of him. Howard
still has, tucked away in his
memory book, some magnifi-
cent pictures of Mrs. Ken
nedy and Caroline, on her
pony, taken at last springs
Middleburg Orange County
Pony Club show. Then. too,
he was refused permission
and abided by it. The coun-
tryside is getting together to
buy him a typewriter for
Christmas.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

laundry to do. I am fed up.
Do I have to put up with
this? Or is this the way all
the young people are now
adays?
READY TO SCREAM.
Evidently your future SON.
in-law doesn't know that If a
working girl (engaged or
OtherwiSe) doesn't keep SEN
sible hours, she is asking for
nervous exhaustion. Your
daughter should tell him, %
to clear out by midnight;
~ to wait for a dinner in
vitatiOn before staying; (3)
Evening star., 1961-11-26

no one at her hunt breakfast
realized that Mrs. Kennedy
had fallen. The First Lady
came back to Westview, pull
ing out of the second hard
run of the day, apparently
sound as a button, hungry
and happy. She was intro
duced to Piedmont's "eating
foxhunters," slipped Dubon-
net and ate of Kitty's usual
lavish hunt breakfast spread,
while waiting for the rest of
the field to return. She
stayed for over an hour, re-
hashing the days hunt, a
very special part of a hunt
breakfast for dedicated fox
hunters.
When Kitty asked Mrs.
Kennedy if she would mind
having her picture taken on
the front steps of Westview
Evening star., 1961-11-26

to arrange his own laundry
service. But be fair with
him-perhaps this has been
Evening star., 1961-11-26

JIM COPP and ED BROWN, talented composing
team of records for children, will be at Spring
Valley tomorrow morning, Nov. 9th, to auto
graph their albums and at Corners tomorrow
afternoon.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
By DOLORES PHILLIPS

MIDDLEBURG, Va. - The
fall of Richmond over a hun
dred years ago caused only
a little more comment in the
Piedmont valley of Virginia
than Mrs. Kennedy's il
timed dive over Bit of Irish's
head last Friday while she
was fox-hunting with the
Piedmont Foxhounds.
The refusal that caused
the tumble was ill-timed only
because there happened to
be a fast-lense photographer
at the post-and-rail jump 1t
didn't happen on a run.
which could have caused
CONSERVATION to riders be-
hind the First Lady. Archie
Cary Randolph, jr., Virginia
gentleman that he is, dis
mounted almost as quickly
as Mrs. Kennedy when he
realized what had happened.
There wasn't a man in the
field who wouldn't have
cherished the honor of help
ing Mrs. Kennedy remount.
George Horkan and Reggie
Vickers we're beaten by a
nose.
Archie, the late DR.. Ran
dolph's eldest son, is now
living at Grafton, the Ran
dolph ancestral home, near
Upperville, and pilots a plane
when not fox-hunting and
helping women to their feet.
The Randolph sons are
known for their courtly
flourish but this was one
gesture that Archie Cary
never expected.
Preview
Another group, a strictly
non-foxhunting one, got a
pre-view of the fabulous fall
ing picture on Saturday in
Middleburg's Coach stop.
Marshall Hawkins, the lucky
photographer, dropped in for
lunch with the developed pic
lures, the ones that came
out this week. There was
standing room only around
his table the big, circu-
lar one by the front door =.
when the Coach Stop crowd
realized what he had. He
was literally forced to show
them although he said he
still hadn't gotten the First
Bady's okay to sell them. He
had an appointment that
afternoon at Glen Ora, a
date that has made his
Christmas a merry one, since
Mrs. Kennedy didn't disap-
point him.
Her background. as mo-
rnentary as it was, as a
photographer reporter must
have risen in sharp focus.
Marshall's comment to her,
after he shot the picture, Il
guess I have the picture of
the week." must have
touched a soft spot.
No One Knew
Mrs. Kennedy's only stipu-
lation as to the publication
Of the picture was that the
one taken after she remount-
ed also be published. This,
the fox hunting crowd found
endearing, since any one OF
them could have had the fall
(and all of them have) but
might not have gone or
hunting for another couple
ofhours.
Kitty Slater, at whose
home, Westview, the Pied
mont Foxhounds met thai
historic morning, said thai
Evening star., 1961-11-26

Beauty for the boudor or bedroom of regal
luxe clockwise 'Comet and Stars comfort in gold,
white dusty blue green sunfast acetate taffeta
DacrOn9 poly yester-filled with anchor band, 1880,
1880 Original Cooley fashion print costumed in real
laces and fabrics, gold leaf-and-vevet frame $500
Brocade engagement pad, 1895. Gilt metalbased
lace pincushion, 995. White Francois acetate crepe
breakfast pillow with lace 1850; matching
elbow pillow set, l4.5O. White, pink blue lace-cOv
cred hanger sachets, set of two, 4.95; "Carlin
Bouquet" sachet powder, $50 plus Federal tax.
Carn Shop, Seventh Floor Main Store only.
Mail and phone orders invited, National 8-773O.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1961-11-26

Christmas Store Hours:
daily. 9:3O am. To 600 pm.
! Corners open until $3.50 pm,
Monday through FridayI
until 8 pm. on Saturday
Evening star., 1961-03-27
HELP WOMEN

SLIP COVER CUTTER, experienced.
HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS. 2447
18th ct. NV. CO. 6-6116.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
WEAPONS :
INTEGRATION

Determines and specifies opti-
mum weapon utilization. Speci-
iies weapon interfaces TO EQUIP.
n1ent designers TO insure system
eompatability. suppoIt. .proViaee
analytical inputs reiattYe 70
weapons capabilities; analytical
studies to assure optimum weap-
on employment within specific
eomputeT capabilities and lin:
ttations. BG/MS 2 years
manned ! unnamed weapons
ByBtem experience.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
OPERATIONS
ANALYSIS

Involves synthesisI ANALYSIS Of
eomputer oriented weapons con"
troll systems (ground fair en-
ViTonments) from an opera.
tional standpoint. Estimates
System (personnel a. eouipmenO
Capabilities and capacities; De-
Tives and eyaluates system pro"
eeduYeS using analyses ana COM
puter stimulation IS Tools.
As7Ms-nlinimum 3 years ex-
pefienee.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
PRoGRAMMING
ANALYSIS

Degree required. Math back
ground; two years experience
on medium Harse-scale disital
eOmputers solving real.time
Activity ranged from problem
analysis to program develop
Nnent including flow diagTam-
ming. eoding and debugging In
the utility control, eiinulation
and operation areas. Potential
European assignments.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
Unusual Professional Opportunities Are
Now Open on Electronic Ground/Air
Control Systems With HMED
PRODUCT DESIGN

Mechanical engineering degree;
minimum four years experience
packaging Of gIound-based
eQuipments-i.e. Csc, vibration
and enyiRonmental testing Of
electronic conponents, haiso0
and vendor evaiuation.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
APPLIED
MATHEMATICS

performs mathematical analy-
:ss ::..sSs Sa si eonH4oi HaSi':S sy.s. q sFSSae s
tAeg probability theory, numers
zeal analysis, eorAplex vafiablss;
knowledge and utilization OF
analog /dlgitAl cornputers de-
airable. BS/M9/Math required;
. years experience on applied
insth problems In engineerint/
scientific field.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
EQUIPMENT
EVALUATION

Rolvins man-machine pgoblemS.
evaluating alternative eonnpp.
nents, displays or techniQueev
devise gifnulAtoTg. Advanced
degree IN experimental psyehol"
ogy required.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
SYSTEM EQUIPMENT
ANALYSIS

Performs analysis on syStems
equipmsnts and their functions:
derives egtteria and peIametelB
70 meet operational require;
ments. Work In areas q signal
processing, detection, tracking
and digital communications. Re-
auires BS ms ZEE Physics /Math
-knoWledge Of stimulation tech
niQues, feedbaek theory, proba.
billy and information eoding
desirable. 3 years experience.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
COMMUNICATION
SYSTEMS ENGRS.

Training in information theory
and switching theory; broad ex.
perienee In both RI and wire
Communication systems design,
especially automatic subscriber
and dial systems; to determine
and specify characteristics for
intra and inter-gite. command
and control eomplexeo.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
INFORMATION PROC
ESSING q DISPLAY
SYSTEMS ENGINEERS

Training in information and
enee In design and integEation
Of tactical and GtfAtegie data
processing systems; 70 define
system paraIiietera. Identity IN.
ter-faee problems, perform naath
analyses Of Control Loops as
applied to real-time processing
and display systons.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
ENGINEERS
AND
DRAFTSMEN

GA9se sommereial-industrial eov-
eminent project. Must be capable
ak lea9ing Q preparation Of de-
tail drawings from own design
sketehes. Engineers viii be under
supervision Of senior mechanical
and electrical engineers. Maximum
aSs. 50 years.
MECHANICAL EGdlNKKR-Mtni.
mum 5 years. experience IN DE-
sign Of plumbing. heating and
aiF-eonditioninG system on larSG
industrial-typs project.
RLRCTRIcAL ENGINEER, minimum
8 ysaFs' experience in design oi
power distrihution and lishtinl
s7stems.
DRAFTslEEN-Eleetriesl and me
ehanieal. Capable Of the prepare
ton Of working DRAWINGS anC
mum. experience, 81 years.
Submit resume with 3x3. phtoti
and state experiences. salary re
Guirement and availability. Drafts
men submit sample Of work.
BOX 3S-T, STAR
EXECUTIVE POSITION
HAMS to So, to handle admin
iatratiye real estate position. pre-
vkous business or aecounting ex,
pefience necessary. Salary S6,'
240 per year. Please uive full par.
tieulaTs In first letter. Box 14S.V
Star.
FURNITURE REPAIRHEAN. Som
touch NJ expef, required. Sober
reliable. Full time job. 114b 7t
FIELD REPRESENTATIVES,, Mt
school grad. car necessary, m.
med. opening. MOoRES EMPL
AGENCY, S3O3 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville, Nd,
Evening star., 1961-03-27
ANTENNA & MICRO.
WAVE COMPONENTS

BsEE, advanced degree pre-
ferred: experience with hign
power phenomenon .antsnnA
DEVELOPMENT. RP plumbing mod
uiators. teansmitteES ana 70"
eeiveTS.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
Systems and Data Processing consultant

Prominent national accounting and management
consulting organization has challenging opening
for aggressive personahle systems analyst with
years Of experience In computer applications.
programmins and development Of systems prior to
installation. Hands on" computer experience
preferred. Some travel.
Headquarters In N. Y. City: relocation expenses
paid. Excellent compensation with many important
fringe benefits. II interested and qualified, please
send complete resume to Box 421-V, star, Wash-
inston, .. 9. Our staff knows oe this 0psnins.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
SECRETARY

For circulation department Of M.
involve record keeping, typing and
filing. Some shorthand required,
previous experience preferred.
CALL RE. 3-47OO, EXT. Sol axT.
o AN. AND 8 Pm.
(cOaTinnsd On Next PaSsS :
Evening star., 1961-03-27

ana h0nesf vkfks n, eeic1sA ~.
ply WEeToVER FEDERAL 6UrER
MARKET, b6eS N. Washington
blvd, Arlington, Va.
IMMEDIATE opening exists for e.
perieneed area air conditioner
specialist In WashinEton D. c. to
manage sales to applianes &c.
counts merchandise BY worlds
lArgest air eonditioning manu-
faeturer. RsnuneratiOns eommen.
Surate with experience and ability.
Gail Mr.. WHITE for appt., LA.
6-6272. Replies win be kept con.
fidentisl.
INSURANCE eALEgMEN, oppor.
tuntty for men living in Suburban
Maryland to represent Nationwide
Insurance Companies. Pull or part
time positions available selling ell
lines Of insurance and Mutual
Funds. Training program and
Company benefits. Call between
8 and B, G. WILLARD HARVEY.
10. S-6464.
NsURANCE-Need life brokerage
manager trainee under 80, with
minimum 3 years field experience.
Position now open. For interview,
NVENTORY CLERK-White, cap
able with figures. This iS q ground-
floor opportunity for alert young
man willing to learn. 0-day week
with excel, starting salary. Apply
9Ol GirarQ ct. ne.
JANIr0RS, c0lored; garden-type
develQpment, live In, permanent
Jobs for sober hard workers, loe.
references required. Apply be.
tween 10 am. and p.m., Sei0
Ptney Branch rd-, silver Sprtns'
yANITOR, exper., for 25-unit nv.
apt. house. Married couple. Box
169-V, star.
JOBBTNG PLUMBERS, minimum
Of 5.yr. johhing exper. Apply
ATCHIHON q KELLER, 1240 Tay-
lor 50. NV. ia. 9.s100.
MAINTENANC MAN, white. heat
ing and plumbing experience neg
essary, for garden-type project IN
We, Age IS 70 SO. Apt. furnished.
ssclary, so9 sHS. SSsn; s.ir For apOt, vri's 70
MAINTENANCE MAN, white, age
40-65, for earpentering, plumb
ing, electrical .repaifs. Hours,
q a.m.-4 Pm; off SUNDAYS; REFS.
required; $50 week, plus meals.
Apply .ysekdays after, . Pm;
BLDG, 14th and = streets, NV.
MAN = Mechanically inclined, to
service machines and make deli!-
cries. Must have D. c. drivers
license. 6ls-day VIZ. mmed. open-
ins :SSSH cNH AT; sns W.lsSn' rnSS We Wc SISOO'
MAN for general cemetery work
MONTGOMERY County; white, must
be married: able to operate trucks
and tractors; age 26-S6. EXP. u
helpful. steady Job. IS hours wk
IA. 7-7171 after 10 an.
Evening star., 1961-03-27

ABACUS Or, orc. elk.
ACCOUNTANTS
BooKKEEPERS, SECYS.. TYPIsTs
AND ALL OTHERS
BEGINNERS AND EXPERIENCED
CHECK FIRST WITH
COLUMBIA, 1341 G NV.
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
(FEE PAID)
Conveniently located builder needs
2 assistant bookkeepers for ae-
counting department; 10-key add
ing machine experience necessary.
knowledge OF typing. Salaries
open.
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perpetual Bldg. 8. g.. JU. e-e19e
ADM. SECY. -------$5,6OO
Eleetronie or engrg. background
LEGAL SECY. -----$5,2O0
Fee paid. Conn. ave. office
JR. SECYS.-------to $4,940
geglnners and exper., some fee pd.
EMBASSY SECYS. $4,000
Public Relations and personnel
ICLERK-TYPISTS, to $500
ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL
1927 Z st. NV. ST. s-e520
ADMINISTRATIVE
$475 Exec. Secy. $475
This is the Job Of the MONTH
Expanding firm seeking attractive,
capable secretary. with excel.
preferred. Much public contact.
| elk. -Typist-Fee Paid
Several interesting openings for
bright beginners, with some work.
ing exper.. Accurate typing. Good
salary and benefits,
Fields Agcy. EX. S-2508
604 Sheraton Bldg. I'll 14th NV.
ADM. SECYS. to $1,000
Select positions n PUBLIC RE-
EpUcATToN, EMBASSIES AND
| COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
CAP. HILL to SIS, 500
House and senats-skilis.
Law W---------to So, 900
Union; International: ANTITRUST.
PUBLIC REL. 800
National TRANSPORTATION; Science.
STOCK EXCH. st. 500
Personal Secy.--Receptionist.
ASSISTANT -. SIS, 900
pspe pes gsporters Tt x0rf ssans. Sass NeTs sd
College helpful.
PUBLICATION to 500
Trade Org . Girl Friday. -.
INFORMATION $500
Public and Telephone Contacts.
GIRL FRIDAYS --$400
RECEIPTS. ------to 500
elk. .-TYPISTS- to $375
Pub. Rel; Real Estate. Qthsgs.
CLERKS ------$60- $50
PIX: File Clerks; Payroll, Etc.
| MANY OTHERS
ROOM 22T
Woodward Bldg. 18th and II NV.
Annette d. TatelYnan
RE. 7-4414
ADMIN. ASST, assn. exp, basic
knowl. bkkpg. helpful; 0-B, 5 d..
sSs22. ss2 wIiS2oaSo wRIiSaoHsASG s1S, ITf! Efe3Ha "a. E9Sc6 E9SSS
ADMIN. sECXS, 8. sPRs S4aO UP
seeys Capitol Hill ----------S41e
Reeep. .-typist. Cap. Hill $500 up
ssey. publishing ---------to $3.50
sscy., investments ----------s41s
IHAGGERTY EMPL. AGCY.
e1s EllsWorth Dr.. SIS, ~. s-ezel
AIRLINES
TICKET AGENT GIRL FRIDAY
White, exper. In ticketing, inter-
national and domestic, reserv.,
knowl. teletype, e.B, B days, 20
$4,000 Mp, depending on exper.
v. WOOD PERSONNEL, sos 18th
suits sos. bL a.57SS.
Evening star., 1961-03-27

GRoCRRY CLERK, expsr.. for gree
Ss Sa MssTvSs aSass Ssis SrSrs 5 sSis;S sUrNs Ar
MRKET, 68es n. WashinstOn
Evening star., 1961-03-27
RESIDENT MANAGER

FOR large e.e, garden apartment
An Outstanding opportunity 10
an EXPERIENCED person. ooot
salary plus apartment, with sub
stantiai company benefits. Appl;
personnsl office. cATRITz CO.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
KELP W0MEn
fNAAvRrAafnnRN

ATTENTION CAREER GIRL. con-
fiasntiai, fiam i,psisy asi:y ssy: szse 90 q iATss rD
POTOMAC EMPL., iOz 3. Broad
ST. Fails Church. JE. 2-7272.
ATTRAC. Well-groomed ladies
counsel and service with AVON
cosmetics in spare time. $40 Wkly
Evening star., 1961-03-27

BRoADBAND OPPOR-
TUNITIES ARE ALSO
AVAILABLE IN OTHER
FAR-RANGING PRO-
GRAMS AT HEAVY
MILITARY
for engineers experienced in
fixed and mobile rAdar; ship
borne radaf; underwatef detee.
ton systems. misstle gyidance,
TENS: communications.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
CLERK
GENERAL OFFICE

immediate opening for q person
sSspas. sSG y0GnF eaFpabtss G%s Must Tsn s sOSS Sc
curate typist, speed not essen
tial. Some statistical reports re
ceilent oSppCstunitSy ifaSteS; foar cspabi, 81
girl who desires pleasant work
ing conditions and stimulatinI
duties; 6-day, A0-houF week
group insurance and hospltaliEa
ton: profit-sharing pension plal
and other employe benefits. Pleas
report to 4046 40th St. NV. be
Tuesday, for interview.
Steuart Petroleum Co.
.CLERK-TYPIsT, policy-writing an
dictaphone work; insurance com
pany IN silver spring. JU. 6-S63l
oLERK.TYP., veterans newspaper
young beginner, permanent pos.
9.b, 6-day wk.: Hight tipping. ma
e.4s10. NATIONAL TRIBuNE.
= CLERK-TYPIsT :.
Excellent opportunity for Tesponsi
BILE person. Interesting position II
ing conditions and generous EN-,
ploye benefits, Apply Mr.. Hood
hAsSSKE sLAsSS6KdE VENDING co" ST
CLERK-TYPIST
Experienced, required By first-clasI
firm. Small office, pleasant work,
ing conditions. MA, 1881,
COOKS HELPER, experienced It
pastry, In small restaurant nearly
Nd. For interview, apply MRS
cory PREP, tech, document dept.
get qp paEvssss for RgslISeSsss RslISeSsss ~ Jpn T,sg *;
AqCYa 1884 Wilson blyd.s AFl.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
CLERICAL
SILVER SPRING AREA

CLERICAL
SILVER SPRING AREA
WIN train young lady for general
Office work; permanent position;
prefer someone who likes tele-
phone work and has knowledge OF
typtng: hrs, o a.T1.-6 pm. week
days, / Saturday per mo. from
70 TO sIssss. ISSni For interview phone
CLERKS-NO TYPING
HIS. grad. young; white; $500 up
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV
CLERK-TYPIST, in muitilith shor
OF new hospital. Good opportunity
Tor young. woman with typino
ability 70 learn special skill. 40
hr. week, Generous benefits. Apply
Personnel Office, WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL CENTER, ITO Twins
st. n.ws Mon. through FRI, Q 70
3 pm.
uERK-TYPIST, white, S66-S76
ssss. l5 s6ypSss.. pSIs.esl soo InG!sss ists Z. nv 4
sifion for attractive person person vi NJ
TOAfAC EMF A5cY'. $3SS WI.
son blvd, AEl., va. $1,000.
CLERK-TYPIsT; Credit and cashier
exper. pref. but not essential,
Perm. Job. Avail immed. Excel and
congenial working conds. Call Mr.
Wllliams, ME. S-1229.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
Statesmen
statesmen

Career opportunity with mutual
OF Omaha. We offer complete
personal. training program, salary,
commission and bonus 10 start.
Excellent income. Can FE. $4,000
for interview.
RALEaMEN
Evening star., 1961-03-27
RECEIVING
CLERK

Must be experienced in handing
MERCHANDISE for retail store. Ex-
cellent opportunity, good SALARY.
benefits. Apply eth floor.
Evening star., 1961-03-27

SECRETARY; responsible lob, eood
salary; knowledge OF Spanish and
English. tipping and shorthand: /:
secretafiaI expeI. required, Conn.
ave. 1346, Rm. 72O.
sECRETARY-Exper., no shhnd. !;
mfer. and sale OF indust. equip.
Nr. Shirley Duke. TIE, $1,000.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
HELA W9MEA
Can You Sell
Top
Executives?

The George 9. May
Company, world's
largest management
service firm, is seek
ing an above-average
saleswoman. T h is
woman must be over
80 with minimum 5
years recent selling
preferably cold can
vaSs - experience. be
bondable, have late
model car for limited
amount Of tpavel, The
lady we are look
ing Tor wants O real
challenge, rewarded
by far greater than
average earnings.
If you are q creative
sales person who can
close 9 sale through
contracting only the
executive heads Of all
types Of businesses
and want to start
earning immediately
through salary, bonus,
commission plus eX-
penses, call Mrs. z. p.
GAINES on Sunday
from 1-9 p:m. or
Monday and Tuesday
from 3 a.m.-7 pm.
at Ma. S-2542.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
SECRETARY

FOR REsPoNsHIsILE HAI JOE,
Must have ct least, 5 years expert.
snce, shorthand at least 100, typ
ing S5:. new air-conditioned of-
flee. 5-day week, paid group hos
pitalization, 1 week salary Xmas
eonus, Salary 500 week, excel
SHEpfPN ms Sn'es"''
Evening star., 1961-03-27
SECRETARY

Leading electronies naanfsacEufer
Pesas e, esDeP sSsns kssufst isa Sofshand. i9shiS%
Employe benefits, joihcl pfofit,
sharing and free hospitalisAtioIas
csii fE. s-1oSSS, fors1 ora SpSs' 1 1ss So s'sssi
SECRETARY =, RECRT,. Culmore,
good expert meet ,plibIi ffbnt
99ttlss' 'sadlsry Ogsns , EoTpMAc \; \.
Church. JE. 2-7272.
Evening star., 1961-03-27
RESInENT MANAGER

For 3S0-unit luxuIy.type high.Eise
VIII ASSURED fsEtuTs tcF man SSn'';Ss: *.
peiienced IA apaTtmept Menaee-
Saens. SE y Y g related ilsld ,sa st,ch
o. public yeietions. IN reply please
state work history, ege. expert:
sScii., ecs sdRS:EIon; RsIa b fst%lIl st1leg sc; cs;onl
dence. Our smpioyest know Know d tkis
position. Box 1Bb-N star,
REGTT1ENiT MANAGER
Evening star., 1961-03-27
SECRETARY

lover 30)
Accounting department Of national
news magazine has. vacancy for
secretary with minimum expert
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-14
BY ROBERTA HORNIG
Star Staff Writer

A self-styled underground
agent has filed suit here for
SIS, 900 damages, claiming tight
shoes sold to him by a local
store jeopardized his ability to
escape the clutches of foreign
counter spies.
DR.. v. Stefan Krajcovic, As,
the plaintiff, commended in the
District Court suit that a pain
of moccasin-type loafers sold
to him by a William Hahn &
Co. shoe store here nearly two
years ago were at least one size
too small.
7 AS a result, DR.. KrajcoviC
declared, he suffered severe
pain" mental anguish" and
the loss of revenue from his
profession.
The Czech refugee, who iden-
titled himself in court papers as
the head of the Czech under
ground" chairman of the Ma
tional Committee for the Liber-
alton of Slovakia and president
of the Slovak Relief Fund, said
his profession" in the ferret
ing out of Communist techno-
logical secrets and their sale to
American industrialistS.
For me my feet are the
most important weapon for my