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Chicago Meet
Gets Approval
0fCentraIAAU

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (AP).-
The Central iAAU, minimizing
Importance Of q similar sane
ton given by the National
Track Federation, has reaf-
firmed its approval Of the
University Of Chicago's holiday
track meet tomorrow.
This will be the first track
meet jointly sanctioned by the
AAU and federation groups
which President Kennedy re-
Gently urged to compromise
their long g-standing differences.
John Bauer, Central AAU
president said, The meet will
be staged under Central AAU
rules. ANY other approval given
the University Of Chicago. an
NcAA member, by the NCAA-
backed United States Track and
Field Federation, is an internal
collegiate matter with which
this association is not con-
cerned."
Ted Hayden, University OF
Chicago Track Coach, said no
athletes had dropped out Of the
meet and that more than 200
collegiate and open" athletes
will participate.
However, Hayden said, a gag
Ster apparently was responsible
for q release mailed to papers
stating Olympic champion Peter
Smell would skip the meet be-
cause "he didn't want to risk
coming all the way from New
Zealand to discover another
NCAA-AAU rift might jeopar-
die his International eligibil-
ity."
Evening star., 1962-12-19

fensively. the Terps will depend
on two reliables, Jerry Green
span d9.6) and Bob Eiche1
CAD, plus the new hot-shot
Connie Carpenter (l3.6).
The Terp frosh meet De-
Matha High in the 6:15 pre-
liminary. In other area activity
Georgetown (2-4) hopes to put
victories back : to back, too
against Army (2-2) in an aft
ernoon game at West Point
Navy (2-2) visits Philadelphia q
Palestra to play Temple (4-D,
which has lost only to Ken
lucky.
Charles County is at Prince
Georges and American Univer-
sity (2-3) the areas busiest
team this week, begins play in
the eight-team Quantico IN
vitational tournament.
Evening star., 1962-12-19

Christie and Guard Dave VIE
Ndeman. Millikan says stopping
Wiedeman is the key.
This little 5-foot-11 flyer is
averaging II points and has
scored as many as 80 against
Minnesota and as few as four
against Florida. As he goes, SO
generally do the Deacons.
The way Millikan talks, to-
nights spectators could be in
for q mild surprise. He's not
guaranteeing q victory but has
been limiting that his boys
might play a zone on defense
That's about as unusual for q
Millikan-coached club as q 40
point scorer.
The Terps have employed the
zone only about three or four
times in the last decade. Of
Evening star., 1962-12-19
Tropical Suspends
Clark for 10 Duys

MIAMI. Dec. 10 (AP)-
Jockey Herb Clark was sus-
pended by Tropical Park
stewards yesterday for 10 days
for interference in the third
race Monday.
The suspension starts tomor-
row and runs through December
29. Clark has won three races
at Tropical and finished in the
five other times.
Evening star., 1962-12-19
AU Five Opens
Quuntico Tourney

QUANTICO. Dec. 10 (Spe-
ciAD. - American University
clashes with Belmont Abbey
today to open the ninth an
nual Quantico Invitational bas-
ketball tournament. The host
Marines have won the title
seven times.
In other games today Old
Dominion College, Of Norfolk
plays Ohio Northern at $3.50;
West Virginia State tangles
With Lehigh at z and Illi-
nois State Normal tangles with
Qlantico at 9.
-Four games also will be
played tomorrow and Friday.
Evening star., 1962-12-19

Johansson could put 1t up him
self" Liston said. He was rich
when he came over here and
he got richer"
Liston said another obstacle
to a rematch with Patterson is
the money owed him from the
first fight. He said the pro-
moters failed to live UP to their
Evening star., 1962-12-19

contract by paying him half his
purse = $l85.000 = within 48
hours Of. the fight. He got only
100000. The other half was to
be held in escrow pending the
second fight.
The Government seized the
receipts because Of tax prob
lens.
Evening star., 1962-12-19
1erps Oppose Wake Forest
In Bid for I'd Straight Win
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

Maryland's basketball team,
having finally gotten a taste Of
victory last time out, makes its
order medium rare tonight -
back-to-back triumphs.
The Terps entertain Wake
Forest at 8:15 at Cole Field
House in the feature of a five
game area card, most Of 1t
away. And Coach Bud Millikan
hopes his team is fully aware
that history is supposed to re-
peat.
The last time Maryland won
two straight was a year ago,
almost to the day. 1t did it by
beating Wake Forest and Vir-
.ginia.
No Terp fan has to be re-
minded that Maryland already
has the first half of that par
lay again. 1t knocked over Vir-
ginia at Charlottesville Satur-
day night to end q 12-game
carry-over losing streak. That
one not only lifted Maryland's
/ record to Ia, but bouyed its
hopes as well.
DeacOns Inconsistent
Wake Forest, although amply
blessed with height. isn't sup
posed to be as tough as the
club which finished 22-9 and
went to the NCAA's final
round last year.
II know Bones Mckinney
has compared this club to last
years, but that has to be wish
full thinking" Millikan says.
Nobody can replace Billy
Packer and Len Chappell this
soon. They have q good club,
don't get me wrong" Milli-
kan quickly adds. but it's not
like last years - yet,"
The records show that the
Deacons (3-3) have been
strictly in-and-outers so Far.
They've been whipped by
Minnesota. Marquette and
Florida, but hold impressive
triumphs over North Carolina
State cat Raleigh, Virginia, and
veteran-packe st. Joseph's, rs
As. That performance thrilled
Mckinney so much he called
it the best game any team of
his ever played.
Three. Starters Back
Three starters return from
last season = 6-foot-10 Bob
Woodland, Forward Frank
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Pro Basketball

BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
New York 1903, Cincinnati IO2.
Chicago 113. Detroit no.
San Francisco 1870, 81. Louis ITO.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kansas City 1I9, Philadelphia 1O6.
Evening star., 1962-12-19

Totals 20 2 AZ Totals n 80
Evening star., 1962-12-19
Three. Starters Back

Three starters return from
last season = 6-foot-10 Bob
Woodland. Forward Frank
Evening star., 1962-04-29

ton Highlights" at the meet
ing set for 8 pm. Wednes-
day at the Lyon Village Com
munity House. Following the
business meeting. Mr.. Ray
mond Cardwell will play the
violin.
The executive committee
will meet at 1890 pm. Tues
day in the Community House.
and preceding the business
meeting, luncheon will be
served by Mrs. P. B. RoSen-
berger, Mrs. E. N. Hosmer
and Mrs. G. L. Ware.
At 12:45 pm. Tuesday, the
afternoon bridge group will
meet with Mrs. G.. L. Ware.
The annual fine arts depart
ment picnic will be held at
1915 pm. Thursday at the
Community House.
Members of the bowling
team are meeting for lunch
con tomorrow at the Holiday
Inn.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

mother and father are di-
vorced. CHis mother is remar-
ried0 He has two sisters and
they have both been divorced.
One was married a second
time and was divorced from
her second husband, too. We
heard that his grandmother
on his fathers side had also
been divorced. He seems like
a very nice young man. but
the history OF his clan is so
bad with all those divorces we
are fearful for our daughters
happiness.
FEARFUL.
Divorce in the family fire.
quently inspires the offspring
to succeed in their own mar
riages. Don't condemn the
boy because of his family.
Judge him on his own merits.
DEAR ABBY: I am a high
school teacher. I recently
picked up a note written by
Evening star., 1962-04-29

one of our students. Here is
an excerpt from it:
Hi, Sue:
Yesterday Donna and I
skipped school. We went 10
her house and watched tele-
vision. Her mother works,
which makes it nice. When I
went home at 4 o'clock Nom
told me the school had called
to see if I was home. Lucky
for me she said I was home
sick"
A child broke the rules and
her mother lied to protect
her. This prevailing attitude
is very discouraging. What is
happening to the integrity of
people today?
TEACHER.
The integrity of some peo-
pie has not changed. Mothers
who lie to protect their chill
dren have always been with
us. And always will be. But /
believe this is the exception
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Convention
To Be Topic
Of Meetinq
The Woman's Club of Lyon
Village will present "Conven-

not the rule. Most mothers
would have told the truth
and let the child face the
music.
+
Stop worrying. Let Abby
help you tUith that problem.
For a personal reply, tDrite to
Abby in care of The EUening
Star. IncloSe q stamped, SELF
addressed envelope.
For Abby'S booklet, "HotO
to Haze a LoUely Wedding"
send so cents to Abby, Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Evening star., 1962-04-29
DEAR ABBY
BY ABIGAIL VAN eUREN

mind off the scenery" take
the wheel. If he doesn't like
it, let him trOt.
DEAR ABBY: Our daugh-
ter is going steady with a boy
we object to very much. Here
is the reason. His family is
loaded with divorces. His own
Evening star., 1962-04-29
He's Got the Brains of One!

he doesn't miss anything.
He's come close to a lot of
accidents. How can I make
him keep his eye on the road?
THE WIFE.
Even donkey blinderS would
be useless for this breed of
donkey. If you can't get his
Evening star., 1962-04-29

DEAR ABBY: Do they sell
donkey blinderS for men? I
need a pair for my husband.
He never watches where he is
driving. Instead, he's busy
gawking at the women along
the streets. He drives about
10 miles an hour to be sure
Evening star., 1962-04-29
For the Writer

The Alexandria YWCA will
offer a writing class this
spring, for those interested
in writing and marketing ar
ticles. It is to be taught by
Mrs. Ella Shannon Bowles.
For further information con-
tact the Alexandria YWCA.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

DELIGHT DELICIOUS FOOD Lunch dine Georgetown Restaurant
(Dwn Sore hiontigwe
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COAL, WOOL FUEL OIL

COMPLETELY SEASONED oak fire
place wood. 1920 in. long, AK
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SECRETARY, part or full time,
Good at figures. In small down
town office. Please call MA. g.
6770.
for reformed Jewish
congregation in Montgomery Co,
Applicants OF any religious faith
considered. Take charge Of small
office. Shorthand required. some
bookkeeping experience desirable.
All legal and Jewish holidays, as
well as vacation and sick leave.
Salary open. Interviews THURSDAY
night at TEMPLE EMANUEL,
1901 Conn. ave-, Kensington. For
further information, call MRS.
BERNIE, OIL. 4-0096. Thursday,
SECRETARY, no shhd.. good posi-
ton in Falls Church area as
secy. to / man for attrac. ma
ture-minded girl with good phone
manner. days, $500 mo. Po-
TOMAC FMPL.. iO4 e. Broad ST.,
Falls Church. JE. 2-7272.
SEcY., some legal exper.; rapid
Personnel Service
l404 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-72S0
SECY., for CHURCH home, $4,000
and one meal. Gen, office work
steno. Miss Lee. BoYD'S, Ma. g.
2340
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FAGNAN1. 942-0232.
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING
good work, reasonable prices. Fol
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open SUNDAYS; Also rug cleaning
NEW ROOFS AND ROOF REPAIRS
Guttering, dnspouts., painting. pa
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R RiEPsef Ii. 7al9s5o iV Wiz. lgB .4sff.
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sUfLDERss;n 4 5ssss-sb9o. NND ",
PAINTING SPECIAL, 2 weeks
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Of any house we will paint i
bedroom free. Call for free esti-
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JAMES B. GREEN. WA. 1888.
PAINTING, interior. exterior. roof.
carpentry. gutter work BY white.
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CHEERFUL, settled woman. light
housework and simple cooking. A
children. q-6. 5 days and baby-sit
. nights q wk. Also available to
stay week ends or vacation few
person. Box fS7-G, Star.
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ABLE DOMEsTICS - DISCOUNT
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HELP WOMEN

Sears credit department will inter
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Applicant must be high school
graduate. Experience preferred
but Sears will train qualified per-
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and when you qualify you will re-
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cation and life insurance. plus
many more top-rated benefits.
Apply in person.
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HELP DOMESTIC

ABLE DOMESTICS - DISCOUNT
ON FEES" Why pay more? Pick
your Job. Free pearl necklace. Nc
money needed. QUALITY. 91s
N. Z. ave. NV. DI. 7-4393.
BABY SITTER, 6 hrs. in evening
Annancale area, Reliable. refs.
Call 534-742S between 9-5.
CHEERFUL, settled woman. light
housework and simple cooking. A
children. 90. 5 days and baby-sit
. nights q wk. Also available to
stay week ends or vacation few
times q year, Top pay for right
person. Box 4S7-G, Star.
COLLEGE STUDENT or European
speaking girl. rm. and board in
exchange for light duties. CT,
b-Dd9O.
DEPENDABLE Falls Oh. area Wo-
man. 80 to 40, cook. iron, clean,
Z days week. Hours. IL TO 2. JE.
2-l266.
DIPLOMATIC FAMILY needs ex-
perienced g.h.w.-cook to live in.
Starting salary, S45 week. Write
giving refs. to Box 313-V, Star.
G.H.W., live in, some cooking and
some child care. S35. Annandale.
Va. 256-355S. 8 Y -day week.
G.H.W.-CHILD CARE, girl to live
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salary. 10. S-9162.
HOUSEKEEPER with nursing abil-
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live in. good salary, pleasant
home, n; All. sre1; Refs. neces-
sary. Write Box 37-V. Star.
H0UsEKEEPER. reliable. to take
chg. OF home and 2 schl.-aged
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pvt. bath. AID. 2-5766, Ext. 43.
IF you CAN KEEP a lovely home
clean, are hard and careful
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ant, refined and dependable, !
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excel; salary for you with fam
EN-. 3-3616.
LIyE-IN MAID. Wed, every other
Sun. off. Must like children. Other
references required. Good salary
Wo. 6-4170.
MAID. nice position. pleasant fam
lily, excellent salary. days, live
in. Refs. REQ. VIII. 6-4363.
MAID, middle-aged woman, live in,
gh.w.. plain cooking, S35 wk.. 3
adults. Call DU. 1884.
MAIDS. live in. No money needed.
Open daily and late ewes. also
Sat. and Sun. FLO JOB CTR,
1902 II st. ne 546-2100.
MATURE EXPER. WOMAN for
g.h.w. and child care. S. e. area.
References required. LU. 2-S362.
MOTHERS HELPER and babysitter
for Olney, Md. home. WA. 3-l133.
S. AMERICAN or European girl
pref. to live in lge. Chevy Chase
y. C. home with lovely surround
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housekeeping. CONT. pvt. quarters.
$3.50 per mo. KE. 7-1095.
WILL GIVE HOME and small salary
to elderly lady in exchange for
light housework and child care.
Call after pm. CO. 5-606S.
WOMAN, wanted to live in and
care for 2 girls. 8 and years
old. in exchange for room and
board. Pc. 2-505S after q pm.
MOTHER desires reli-
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dren and g.h.w., 8 days o week.
Oakview area. 31-0145.
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BEDRM., LTv. RIM, DNETTE

BEDROOMS - Moving
entire warehouse and
stock. We have so bed
room suites at $50 to
500 off, all styles. Any
reasonable offer will be
accepted to help us
liquidate our stock be-
fore moving to our new
a ddreSS. MARLO'S
WAREHOUSE OUT
LET, 1928 14th st. NV,
DE. 2-4747. Open til
8 pm.
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SITuATI0NS-W0MEN
SITUATIONS MEN q WOMEN

MAN-WIFE (4S and 49,, European,
2 yrs. exper. in D. C. and Va. as
res. mgr, maint. man, boiler, &C.
and cleaning. looking for better
empl. Best refs. avail. English
Dutch-French speaking. Please call
534-65S6 bet. 1873 for any offer
you might have.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ABBOTT 4 LANnON
FURNITURE BOUGHT

A9-tAs = -NNt
ALL CASH = Bedrm., liv, rm.,
pianos. TV, appliances, pick up
Md, Va, d. C. ia. 8-9347.
BEDRM., iiv. rm., din. rm. furn.
and appliances. Best prices. We
pick up. ia, 7-s307.
dining rm.. contents OF
home. Cash. We do moving. stor-
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wanted TO-DAY: good
furniture, any amount. also want
refTiFerators, gas stove and pianos
Call Mr.. GRADY, MA S.2679
LADY wants old frames, ANTIQUE
furn., china, glass, paintings, rugs,
SIN, piano, etc. RIA. 3-45S6.
PIANOS WANTED, small sizes pre-
ferred. Cash paid. 940-0l32 or
HA. 2-2161.
PIANO. urgently wanted, for cash.
Must have good tone. Please call
MRS. ENNIS, 76s-2703.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Call Day or NlKnt. ~ a-3u:'S
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roofs. S14 so for 100 50. 1T. CITY
ROOFING. 779-S470.
ROOFING-Are you In need Of q
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This will cost you thousands Of
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TAKE ADVANTAGE Of our fall and
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Interior and exterior painting,
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nv REPAIRS-Free estimates in
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Reasonable rates. ia. 9-7992.
WALLPAPER REMOVAL by the
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DI. 7-l600.
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noes, PETS, ETC.

RETRIvER-Beauti-
full pure bred J-yT. cid, trained,
500. forced to sell. EN-. 5-1451.
GENTLE, trusting young male dog
Long black. fur, householder
Needs love. JE. 2-7325 after 8.
PUG, M. 2h yrs, fine for stud
purpose, papers, sacrifice. Show
stock. 703-33S-7251.
WANTED TO BUY, filters Of pure
bred pups, OR, let US act as your
agent and sell your pups for you.
PET SHOP DEPARTMENT STORE
East Falls church,. b32-S000.
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sECRETARY : TYPIsT

SECRETARY TYPIST -
Progressive manufacturing
concern in ne. Wash. near
Riggs road and North Capt.
toll st. seeks experienced sec
rotary able to take dictRtion
with reasonable speed and
type neatly and accurately.
Duties divided about evenly
between this and other gen.
eral office work. 5-day wk.,
modern office and equip
ment, moderate salary. Pre-
fer someone living in gem
eral area. Call MR.. Rec
SIDE. LA. $4,000 for in
teryiew,
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SITUATloHS-MEM

B0OKKEEPER-Typist, office man,
exper. Mature man now employed
seeks to make change. Box
244-X. Star.
BUTLER CHAUFFEUR HOUSEMAN,
European, free to travel. exper..
local refs, seeks position with
private home. Town or country.
Kindly reply to Box 246-X. Star.
EXEC. SECRETARY. Al. unmarried.
Highly diversified exper.. all phas-
es. travel OK. Box 121-V, Star,
MAN, looking for part time evening
work. Please call CLARENCE AZ
Ii. 3-1560 after 6 pm.
MEN AVAILABLE-Housework, yd.
work, painting. rough carpentry
etc. Call ME. S-4b32.
TRUCK AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT
MECH, desires steady employment.
Cali MR.. @. ADAMS, RE. 5-3672.
VETERAN. desires clerical position.
Accounting background. IN yrs.
college. Refs. 561-6460.
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HELP WOMEN
SALESLADIES

SALESWoMAN to assume assistant
mgr. duties In fine sbortswear suop,
thoroughly exper. Full time posi-
ton in upper Conn. ave. area.
CASUAL CORNER. ~. $1,000.
SEAMSTRESS, part time. Must be
experienced In mems alterations.
Excellent working cond. N. Va.
residents preferred. ov. 3-1141.
SEAMSTRESS, exper. on any type
alteration. Also. to help at
counter. Excel. Job for right party.
Apply in person at once. REAL
CLEANERS. 1919 Good Hope I'd.
sc
SECRETARY, OF least 5 years local
experience, good shorthand and
tipping skills. Use of dictaphone
essential. Under 40. For radio
TV law firm, downtown location.
$4,000 a year. NE. S-0023.
l-girl office. Wilson
blvd. must be dependable. work
on own. good phone manner and
average skills. gets mature miss
into interesting position. 9-b, 3
days. Min. S36S. POTOMAC
EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd, IA.
SECRETARY, to department head.
lTypist with dictaphone exper.
Interesting and varied duties.
Apply Personnel. 9 am. to nm.
Mon. through Fri. PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL. 1850 Varnum st. ne.
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Sears large service department has
openings for qualified clerk typ
lists. Those selected will work a
40-hour, 5-day week. receive mer-
chandise discount. paid holidays
and vacation, disqualification and
life insurance plus retirement pro-
gram when qualified. Many more
top-rated benefits ct Sears. Please
apply in person.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets, con-
soles and grands from IS monthly
up with option to buy. All popular
type instruments either new or
J Jfab5lEyN u'f Four H sToREEs s5 cos.
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ST. $4,000. Bailey's Cross Roads
shopping center. Virginia (Phone
4S1-71SD, 1882 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring (Phone JU. 5-1105).
104 William ST., Fredericksburg.
Va. (Phone Essex 3-7472). Full
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COSMETICIAN, exper. only. TOP
salary and commission. paid vaca-
ton. Apply in person only between
10 am. and 4 pm, DART DRUG,
l545S Third st. ne.
COUNTER GIRL, experienced. Must
be over 20. BRADLEY DRUGS.
INC. Call Mr.. Washington for
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CIERK-TYPIST

Young lady to perform clerical
cal petroleum company, must be
high school graduate, neat and
accurate typist and good with
figures. 5-day, 40-hour week,
many employee benefits. Call Mr..
DALEY, STEUART PETROLEUM
Co.. EN-. 2-SS00, Ext. b5 for ap-
pointment.
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Sears Roebuck & Co.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. expert
ence preferred. Full time perma-
nent position. Apply Personnel. 8
sRo ~; " p n M Hdsp 1nrr0lsn Efi
Varnum ST. ne.
C0MPTOMER OPRs. $40, $50
BoYD's, 700 IL NV. ST. 1866.
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GISR1EL PIANO q ORGAN CO.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
S 4S5 hrf at BlHd o. = Cor ma Sss sStSs
IVA. Store Daily Til o, Sat. Til 81
ORGAN, electric portable cord Dia-
mond, 2l-in. RCA TV console,
Sl25. After 0 pm, NO. 10000.
ORGANS-See the new Estey home
Sp nnsi. a. I.v Sdss 90 IN mahogsny'
At JoRDANs. FOUR STORES:
corner 18th and G SITS. NV,
Phone ST. $4,000. Bailey's
Cross Roads shopping center. Vir-
ginia, (Phone 4Sl-71SD, 1882
Georgia ave. Silver Spring (Phone
JU. 5-1l06), Silver Spring and
Leesburg pike stores open evenings.
ORGANS-Before you buy any or
gan see the new Allen, Conn. and
KRIS from S5e5. KRIS q
convenient locationsl. Dntn.. 1880
@ st. NV. RE. 7-62I2. Alex.
1921 Mt. Vernon ave-, XII. S-S6S6.
Congressional Plaza shopping ctr,
Rockville pike, MA. 1890.
PIANOS, INC, spinet and console
sale. No cash. $40 per mo. 4522
Lee highway. Arl. 524-0440.
PIANOS. INC, Acroonic, half new
price. AS new. $40 per mo. No
cash. 4422 Lee highway. Arl., Va.
PIANOS, INC, Gable baby Crane
1896. No cash. Sl4 per mo. 4522
Lee highway. Arl. lnr. Clebe rdD,
PIANO, Chickering, mahogany,
spinet, with bench. Excellent con-