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Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02
III. VI. III. LEAGUE
High Individual Games

HIGH InUifIUuiI VFalntS
c. Emory 222, r. Gray Z21, Cal
houn PIT, w May PA E. Savage
213, G. Messick 211, Neeman 206,
Wall 2O3-2OO. c. Taylor POP, John
SON 201. Eypel POI, R. Smith POL.
Schmick POI.
High Series: H. Wall sos.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02
High IndiNidmal GameS

McCready 231, r. Stevenson pa,
w Fisher PA, Reynolds I'll, Fur
nish 202, y FARRELL 202, Williams
POL
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE
High individual GnmeS

Lucas PA, Craft 235-226. Nc
Matt 22S. O. Webb 218-215, Ken
nedy 21S, Smith 215, Saunders
213, Fink 213, Besenfelder 213,
Shevock 203. Savage PIP, Bressler
2O3, Donohe 211, J. Williams 200,
Steen 2O9, Dellinger 207. Dalphon-
so 200. j Perdleton 2O4
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02
III. VI. +. LEAGT +
High Individual Games

Chambers 190-195-22 -221-606, Belts
j. Reed 1876
212-54S.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02
High individual Gam
MILFORD CIVIC LEAGUE
Iligh IndiNidnal Cannes

c. Thomas 147, r. Young 233-
200, T. Worthington 223, c. War
ren 210, r. Wilkie 209, r. Belts
205, l.. Donohoe 207-200
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02

knowledge Him, and He shall d.
rect thv path." Proverbs 3:6.
Rev and Mrs. Clarence Wilkins,
of Nillsboro. spent one afternoon
OF last week with MI anu hiS'
Larry Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Rust Jr.
spent Sunday with relatives near
Laurel.
Vernon Kitchens and m 0
called on Mrs. Hattie Snort on
Tuesday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

600 Series G. Brittingham 242-
205-166- -613, K. Yerkes 221-I93-
1870 604, Annette 192-220-192 =
e04
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02
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CEsa { IS !; \ask
1fas ssiisssaly -4
SPORTSMAN'S LEAGIE
High individual Games

wv DCI TO oCHIIIICh Z0J-I %
17S-615. Cronk 253-1SO-1921-625.
High individual Games
Hayes 227-209 Argo 213-202,
Whitcomb 210-210, Schufer 21O-
205. Baker 204-2OO, Livingood 22O.
Emory PA, Warren PA, Annette
213, Brittingham PIP, Chadwick
207, Grodd 207. Twil1ey 206, Killen
t204
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02
a. i
EIl-1:;IAIIH,s
$eLa9znkEd1n-|
..5I

Biscayne 6-Passenger Station Wagon
Lowest priced Jet-smooth Chew
rolet wagon. All-vinyl interior is
SO easy to take care Of.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02

Bel Air 9-Passenger Station Wagon
Popular priced Jet-smoothie
with tailgate opening that's
almost feet wide.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02

There are about 355,00O blind
people in the United States.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02

ImpaIa 9-Passenger Station Wagon
Chevrolet wagoning at its most
elegant. Has power-operated rear
window, rear-facing third seat.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-02

Bel Air 6-Passenger Station Wagon
Roomy hauler with a rich appear
ance. Even has a 10.5-cu.-ft.
compartment for valuables.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
AIRY SIS. Son

FEE NEGOTIABLE
attrac, oirl Friday, .aSs under 1850 ssa wiIl aH
work Tor sr. partner OF prominent
law firm, Have better-thGn .aVefsae
syping skills, some knowi. bkkpT.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1919 < st. NV. Ex. s-727o
Evening star., 1962-05-06
SECRETARY

Efficient secretary with
duties for national indus
trial organization. Dupont
Circle area Interesting posi-
tlon with executive respons-
DIE for committee activities.
To age IS. Advancement
snd fringe benefits. Call
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SECRETARY

Aes 20-4Q. Permanent position.
s1rg, 1ssaHsO 'ssSissd g Ss7oOs ssEnRpn: 5Dpda:
education and experience. Box
Evening star., 1962-05-06

PAY ROLL CLERK-The AMERi-
CAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
has an opening for @ young lady
TO work part time, approx. 4 hrs.
per day; Apply 1712 q Ct. NV.
Room 404.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
SECRETARY
SHAPIRO INC,
Secretary, Executive

Secretary, Executive
The general manager
Of q national trade
association Is seeking
q secretary. Require
ments include at least
5-year secretarial ex-
perience, college de-
gree, proficiency in
reading and speaking
Spanish. Shorthand
100 w.p.m., type so
w.pm. Some travel.
Starting salary $5,467.
A pleasing personality
with ability to deal
effectively with board
OF directors, congress
stonal and executive
department offices.
Excellent fringe hene-
fits and working con-
ditions. Phone co.
$1,000, Ext. 8, for appt.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
HELP WOMEN


SECRETARY 2B-4S, coed skills.
sma1 pleasant office Of profes.
slonal society. salAry 70 &A,S0O
MRS. SMITH. TX. 3-3263.
sECRETARY-GIRL FRfDAY for Il
gifl .offiee. IN wheaton with elee-
tronie engineerink 6ales firm. 046-
0300 OF e46-832z ewes. and Sun.
sEcRETARY, law offiee. aVsraEs
elec, 0 70 5. s-day Va Exper.
pref, but not req. Neat and per-
son&ble, Permanent. salsry open.
Ia. HALL. $3.50 20 s, N1. S-01s5.
SECRETARY
Capable. experienced. for we'll
known. old established real estate
office. Financial district. Coed
starting salaFHs al bsnefits.
SHAPIRO INC.
l4I3 < sk. NV. Nh. e.iYI7
SECRETARY wanted for lst class
neeessafy. Apply sox S3-V, etaf.
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SECRETARY
Sec'y-Receptionist

0eCy-Hece zionist
NO Experience-$365
Sales ;Is executive WIN pay. top start.
and shorthand in schooi h she
EnoEs how 70 meet tie public
aa..s SSns.t.ans customer contact here.
phone. etc. Very little cefrespond. !.
SaSss Te9lires only minimum short-
onngson 1lde.. Ne. s-176i.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

SECRETARY for mec6a1IeaI 49,
tractors office, NE. sect Nsat Nt
and accurate typing 4 must PsTms Pns
position. Reliable peraon 1anfaS
Reply giving fun aaytirnisrs
Bog 276-v, Star. 'u'~is'
SECRETARY. law office. 9hoFt6and
and typink. IB1f eiec, No Ie1Si
sSgsT. sSsgCsnT nscessaTY,.Is 70 50. Sssin
SkCY. % rental manager. fypinT.
ments. ~ days, 70 age 10. Dor
CHESTER TOWERS, 20OI Coluns-
5ls Snnop pike. Arlington. Va, ia 4
Evening star., 1962-07-31
RECEPTIONIST
CLERK TYPIST

Desirable opening in the
automobile division of q
large investment company
for a young lady adept with
figures. Many company
benefits, and a secure fu-
ture in our air-conditioned
office, located in suburban
Silver Spring. Call person.
mel manager, JU. 5-S993.
for interview.
Evening star., 1962-07-31
TYPISTS

PSM or Justowriter exper., full or
part time. Downtown Wash. Reply
to Box 2Al-L. Star
Evening star., 1962-07-31
NI.ERK
.TsVIIIE ARrAN

Our msrehandising department has
satlle young woman who can work
with figures. Salary open. Full
company benefits. Apply Wed. 3-5
pm. l050l Rhode Island ave,
Beltsyille, Nd. or call OR. 4-6SO0.
CLERK-THPIST, accurate, perma-
nent position, 6-day week. salary
$50 wk.. paid vacation, hospitali-
Zation and life insurance. Free
parking. BANKERS MUTUAL ms.
CO., 632 Howard I'd. s.e.
claims
office 5-day week. Hours S:3O to
4:3O. Age IS to 90, Apply between
Evening star., 1962-07-31

expanding operations makes available an
outstanding opportunity for an executive
type, college trained man over age rs in
our Analytical Services Division. If
selected he will be trained to perform
specialized service involving the
accumulation, conservation and distri-
button of property for important clients.
This highly developed concept of Economic
Analysis is exclusively available in our
Company. Is years of experience and know
how assure training to high degree of
proficiency. -.5
Adequate compensation is available from
the start. Average earnings of estab-
liShed men in our organization are in
excess of $l5,000 In addition, they
accumulate deferred income for them
selves at the rate of $4,000 per year.
Previous experience is no deterrent, but
sales, advertising, finance or business
operation is desirable.
If this kind of opportunity appeals to
you, let's consider your qualifications.
Write in complete confidence or call
Arthur Mann, Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co., 1000 K Street NV,
washington 6, D. c., 333-80S0.
Evening star., 1962-07-31

CLERK-TYPIsT in research organ.
Must be exper. in office proce-
dures and file maintenance. good
typlng necessary. some college
background desired. age 2O-3b.
Salary $3l0 per mo. FE. S-4550,
Ext. 264.
+An EQUAL Opportunity Employer"
CLERK-TYPIST, 20-2S. exper. and
pleasant. for small modern office
OF national group. Interesting.
skin nee FE R-RRhS
Evening star., 1962-07-31
Cataloger
ONE-GIRL
GFETCF CQn

rhis pleasant and comfortable of
flee near 18th and "K'' Is made
for you II have a pleasant voice.
type accurately and like to meet
people. Five days - variety. Will
pay more depending on exper,
BETTY GRAY. 211 Woodward
Bldg. NV. ST. 3-7123 lempll.
, 1962-06-04
Apprentice Council
Agree on Program
For Project Here

The Apprenticeship and Train
ing Council Of the Virgin Islands
met on May 90, 1862 at the Office
of the Wage and Compensation
Officer, Department of Agricul-
ture and Labor.
After reports from the Chairman
of the Council and the Director of
the Apprenticeship Division were
accepted, the Council discussed &
approved. I. Minimum Standards
for the guidance and promotion Of
the program. These Standards will
be the basic regulation. 2. Appren-
ticeship Application Form. 8. APP
premiership Agreement Form.
On April 10, 1862 a delegation
consisting of Thomas Bailey,
Chairman; Raphael Wheatley, Sec
rotary; and Ejnar Boiling, Direct
or of the program visited the APP
premiership and Training Divi-
sion, Department Of Labor, San
Juan, Puerto Rico to discuss their
operation. This proved very bene-
fetal because much information
was received as a result Of their
years of experience in the Pro-
gram.
, 1962-06-04
Semi Findls in BedutY
Contest for Miss v. I.
Set for June 18th

The semi-finals Of the Miss Vir-
gin Islands beauty contest will be
held simultaneously in St. Croix
and st. Thomas on Saturday, June
10th.
In st. Croix the competition
will be held at the Hotel st. Croix
by the Sea and in st. Thomas at
the Virgin Isle Hilton.
Admission fees to both events
will be one dollar and fifty cents.
One week later, on June 23rd,
Miss Virgin Islands will be chos-
en- from a field Of seven candi-
dates, three from st. Croix, three
from st. Thomas and one from
st. John. The final competition
will be held in st. Thomas at the
Virgin Isle Hilton.
Application deadline for eligi-
bic candidates is June 9th and en-
try forms can be obtained from
Jaycees in both Islands.
, 1962-06-04

Dutch ancestry, offer the same
bargians-at the same prices-as
in st. Thomas, even the hardware
store where statesman Alexander
Hamilton clerked as a lad of Is.
Continued on Page a
, 1962-06-04
Virgin Isldnds Offer
Chunge Of Pace,
Muinlond Writer SuYs

Henry Ward, writing in a Pc.
Sunday paper wrote as follows:
American travellers with a frus
trated yen to go to Europe this
summer will find a foreign-favor.
ed vacation under the American
flag-in the U. S. Virgin Islands
of st. Croix, st. Thomas and st.
John.
Ventilated constantly by the
trade winds, the isalands are just
about as comfortable in the sum-
mer as they are in the winter. And
it's no meteorological misnomer
tn & islanders chant when they say
Come south to cool off,"
Each Of the three major islands
has a friendly foreign flavor of its
own-and they are less than four
hours jet flight from New York.
The summer vacationist may
choose from large, smoothly run
hotels located beside a cleaning
strand Of sandy beach or a hill
side vista c1 SPECTACULAR beauty
through smaller. comfortable ho-
tels 10 guest houses whore The ho-
liadYer quickly becomes a member
Of the family.
And for yacationing families
there are numerous housekeeping
apartments plus available and com
petent, cheerful maids who take
over the housekeeping chores and
become baby-sitters SO the parents
can enjoy themselves.
Charlotte Amalie is the activity
center in st. Thomas. It is the "a
pital city, with busy well stocked
and free port shops. On the out
skirts are attractive beaches with
Magen's By one Of the best. Here
there are no jangling telephones
blaring jukebozes or flashing signs
just powder-soft horseshoe of
cleaning unspoiled sand.
Elsewhere on the island enter
tainment drops into gear at cock
tail time and continues to dawning
keyed to the exciting, liquid rhy-
thms of the steel bands. St. Tho
mas is a gay, cosmopolitan island,
where a Ito each his own attitude
prevails and there's fun for every
one.
Life is a little more serene on
verdant st. Croix, largest of the
Virgin Islands with "a square
miles.
Here a get away from It all"
altitude prevails. Here me touch Of
lime has been gentle and the pace
Of the natives quickly absorbed By
the vacationist. recalls an era Of
more gracious. unhurried living.
Shops in the islands two prin-
cipal cities, Christiansted and Fred
eriksted (whose names reflect ther
, 1962-06-04
Miss Liberty Belle of
Philadelphia Visits
ST. Tho1nds June 8

The Virgin Islands played host
to the Philadelphia Freedom Week
Committees 1862 Miss Liberty
Belle yesterday Sunday June 8 in
a gesture of international good
will.
Pretty, blonde, Helen Kelley, a
teacher at the John Wanamaker
Junior High School in PhilsNel-
phia, arrived in st. Thomas at 8
am. Sunday aboard the Ocean
Monarch for a one-day visit.
Miss Liberty Belle is serving as
spokesman for Freedom Week
June 27-July 4, and is on a Ca
ribbean tour cementing the bonds
of friendship existing among the
freedom-loving people of the west
err hemisphere.
Welcoming the 22-year-old his
tory teacher was a committee head
ed by D. Victor Bornn, president
of the Virgin Islands National
Bank, bank officials and represent
atives of the Department of Conn
merce.
The Virgin Islands National
Bank is an affiliate Of the LIST Pen
sylvania Banking and Trust Com
pany of Philadelphia, Miss Liber-
ty Bellies home town. The First
Pennsylvania is the oldest bank in
the United States, founded in 1882,
and was honored last year by the
Philadelphia Freedom Week Com
mittee as a philadelphia First
Miss Kelley was taken on a tour
of st. Thomas, with a pause at
Emancipation Garden for picture
making beside the Virgin Islands
own Liberty Belle. She visited the
numerous sites of historical i'm
portance in addition to the beach
es and resort attractions which
have made the Virgin Islands the
worlds fastest-growing resort
area.
At 11.30 Miss Liberty Belle and
her escorts were guests of Govern
or and Mrs. Paiewonsky at a Gov
eminent House reception. Miss
Kelley was given a gift from the
Virgin Islands Government as a
goodwill gesture to the people Of
the City Of Philadelphia.
At 1890 the group. attended a
cocktail party and luncheon at
Bluebeard's Castle Hotel.
Miss Liberty Bellies afternoon
was left free for additional sight
seeing, shopping and an opportu-
nifty to enjoy a swim before the
Ocean Monarch departs early that
evening.
Miss Kelley's goodwill mission
has taken her to Jamaica, Haiti
and San Juan in addition to the
Virgin Islands.
, 1962-06-04
Governor P~uiewonsky
PdY Tribute to Jones
at Testimonial Dinner

Governor Ralph PaieWon
sky attended the testimoni-
al dinner rendered to Ray
mond Jones, native Of St.
Thomas but outstanding
New York Demircatic lead
er, at the Waldorf-Astoria
on June /, 1862.
The Governor, speaking
at the dinner said:
Il flew here last evening
from St. Thomas in the u.
S. Virgin Islands on the hap
Ply mission of bringing to
our guest Of honoh the greet
ings and best wishes of his
countless friends back
home.
For Ray Jones and | are
both Saint Thomian-born.
While we share many of
the same ideals of public
service, | believe our clos
est bond is the love we both
have for our common home
land.
We Of the islands claim a
first right Of discovery on
Ray Jones. True, your cur
rent possession may be nine
points Of law, but you may
as well prepare yourselves for the
worst. We surely win him back in
the end. In fact, we now hold as
hostage Rays dearest possession,
Mrs. Jones, who is our collector of
Customs in the Virgin Islands.
Had any Of you New Workers
thought to ask us Saint Thomians
about Ray when he was a young
man, we could have told you he
was destined for leadership.
recall that Ray had won a scho-
larship to a European university
and we were reluctant to see him
go. When we became involved in
World War / he decided it was his
duty instead to come to the main
land and go into defense work. We
have seen too little of our friend
Since then, bu TIVE in the 1siands
have heard much about him and
have thrilled to the knowledge of
his many accomplishments in the
fields of government and human
Continued on Page ~
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SITUATl0NS-MEN

BOOKKEEPER, presently empl.. de-
sires change; thoroughly exper.
local ref. DE. 2-0016. 26s
CABINET, carpenter and Formica
work done, ewes. and week ends.
Call VIII. 2-3s66.
CHAUFFEUR-Family or industry;
exc. refs; perm. pos; wiling to
GENTLEMAN wishes Job q,
cashier or guard, retired D. C
Transit. age 60. 80 years service
To be contacted at LII. 2-7199
GENTLEMAN. 48. direct from
Munich. Germany. seeking posi-.
ton in administrative or manage.
cations include bi-linguai abiiit!
(German-English) and excel. edu
cationaI background. Years Of ex
perience in personnel and training
Best of refs. Box 357-B, Star.
MAN, business and service back
pm. to 6 am. Available immedi
ately. Call after z pm. HE. 4-0069
MAN-Wants full time Job as
tender, have tools for mainten.
ance work; also 9th class enginee,
lic.; pref. working for executiv.
or elderly people excel. references
LII. 4-5547.
MEN AvAILABLE-Housework. I'd
work, painting. rough carpentry
etc Call ME. 8-4532.
RESIDENTIAL BLDG. superintend
ent. experienced in prefabing OF
the job. wishes a position will
custom builder, 301-926-0s06.
YOUNG MAN, age 81, looking fol
man-butler work. Call 667
SR4O til 6 nm
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PERSONAL
frNhTtkJliEn,
HELP M EN-

ACCOUNTANTS, jr. and sr., for
public accounting office; good op-
portunity For appointment call
ST. 3-8671.
ACCOUNTANTS, BOOKKEEPERs
We. Specialize In These Positions
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
AIR CONDITIONING AND HEAT
GINEER. Here is an exceptional
opportunity for q competent sales
engineer to Join top manufac-
turer OF air conditioning. refrig-
GRAFTON, and heating equipment
The man we are looking for
should have proven sales ability
contracting consultant engineers
and contractors in the Washing
ton. D. c.. area,
Company benefits include liber al
health. and insurance program and
top retirement plan. Income COM
mensurate with ability includes
salary guarantee. expenses and
commission.
81 SgE ha essSaa iisEald 81 Es'u &C.
Walter Reed dr., Arlington i. Va.
kept confidential.
ACKNOWLEDGING MECHANICS,
experienced in window units. AID.
4-4209 for appt.
APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN, wash
ers-dryers. KENSINGTON WASH
ING MACHINE SERICE, 949-0411
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CLOTHING - Mems, women and
children's clothing and shoes; all
sizes; also furniture. kit. utensils,
TIONAL FELLOWSHIP BAZAAR,
34O0 l4th st. NV.
COMPLETE RACING GO-CART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24
SECRETARY

Building products sales agen-
cy requires intelligent, ex-
perienced secretary, able to
take accurate shorthand, and
do tipping. Prefer one with
knowledge of building con-
Struction, quotations, con-
tracts, and sales records.
Starting salary, $50 per wk.
with opportunity for ad-
vancement. Hours: 8 to 5,
for 8 days. New modern Of
fices at 2O01 Wisconsin ave.
Phone FE. 1920 for inter-
view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24

INTERVIEWS DAILY MONTH";
FROM S:30-5.l5 OR BY
APPOINTMENT ANY TIME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24

DIAMOND RING SET, band W.T.
diamonds, engagement ring WIS.
yelloU gold S1U.TDaQ
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CLERK-TYPIST

Well-established wholesale house
flied clerk-typist. knowledge of
shorthand helpful, but not essen
tial. Numerous company BENEFITS
Cali ST. 3-005O for information
and appointment.
CLERK -sTENOGRAPHER-Age 90
to 35. type. 80 w.p.m., 40 hr.
week, liberal vacation and sick
leave benefits. ms. and retire,
ment plan; Comprehensive MEDICAL
self and dependents. Beginning
ssalasS3ys approx. s7o wk. EA.
CLERK = General office.
Excellent opportunity for per-
sonable young woman; 3 days.
RE. 1880. --
CLERK -TYPIST, exper. preferred
fast accurate typist with pleasant
telephone manners, permanent;
group hosp, ETC.; 5-day, 40-hour
wk.; air-cond. office in ne. Sec
ton. Call LII. 3-4470 for appt.
CLERK-TYPIsT, permanent posi-
ton, office located Conn. ave. and
K NV. Good hours. salary and
working conditions. For appt. call
ME. $500, Ext. 347.
CLERK-TYPIST, experienced. with
knowledge of shorthand-general
office duties. 5-day week. salary
open. Apply in person. NO PHONE
CALLS. CAPSCO WHOLESALERS,
INC, 1929 14th st. NV.
COUNTER HELP wanted, exper.
preferred. apply in person. HI BOY
DONUT SHOP, 1908 Branch ave.
CREDIT CLERK, young girl with
credit and collection experience,
for exclusive retail store. Must be
good typist. 5-day week. Pleasant
conditions. Group disqualification.
Call MRS. BEALL, at Ma. S-5642.
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SErPETAPV

oG\4kc x44k
For small law office; good short.
hand and tipping required: 5-day
week. Salary open. FE. $1,000.
SECRETARY, LEGAL. Permsnen
position in very busy, small D. C
office; must be experienced, with
excellent skills. State background
experience, salary desired. Boz
113-B, Star.
SECRETARY = Experienced. Posi-.
ton available MONTGOMERY County
public schools. administrative Of
fices. Good salary: pleasant work
ing conditions. liberal vacation
Be snsfs and App %anH1 n SthfF i tTinss
Or cal 7eS-5o6G: ext. $40: MO
SECRETARY TYPIST, permanent
position. pleasant atmosphere
start $50 week, paid hospital anc
life insurance, etc. Arrange inter.
view by letter, include experience
and education to MRS. SLOANE
1929 F st. NV.
SECRETARY-TYPIST, girl needed
to process loans for mortgage
banking firm in West Hysttsville
METROPOLITAN MORTGAGE
FUND, INC, WA. 7-6754.
SECRETARY : Opportunity fol
bookkeeping experience desirable
'"c0t'nn. Call FL. 4-95OO.
SECY., GIRL FRIDAY. RECEIPTS.
ANNETTE TATELMAN
227 Woodward Bldg. RE. TAI
sECY., diversified duties: mature
JUG" ment: mil. EXP. or bec';grount
useful; tipping skill rea.; to worl
NV. opnor. for advancement. Be,
145-B, Star.
SERVICE DEPT. ASSISTANT, good
typist, run mimeograph and ad-
dressograph machines, handle mail
are 90 to IS. 5-dav week. WASP
INGToN CATHEDRAL. Wo. g.
1900
SHAMPOO GIRL and manicurist
full or part time; experience nee
10. 5-3106; ewes. RA. 6-73SS.
SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR
Experienced only. Permanent en-
ployment; Good salary. IA. D
ERs, 4036 Lee highway
SNACK BAR GIRL, 4-l2 shift; s.
per b-. Apply SPILLWAY BOWL
ING LANE. 1904 Nichols ave. sc
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. will
KNOWLEDGE Of tvping and bookkeep
ing: S-4, Mon. through Sat.
apply EMBASSY APIS, 1911
Harvard St. NV.
sTEN0 -Secy. S9O-S125 wk
Recep. Typist. yng. attrac. $50 wk
BoYD'S lest. As yrs) 18th & c
NV.
sTENOGRAPER-CLERK
Trade association. mach tranScrIn
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HELP WOMB EN-

sTENOGRAPHER. capable. intelli
gent. good judgment and person
atty; accurate In English ant
transcription: one who can assis
with billing. writing checks ape
other clerical details: good work,
ing conditions and salary. Tele'
phone DI. 7-0225.
STOCK CLERK H)i UNIT CON,
troll CLERICAL ~: CASH1EF
D:. alert. pleasant. good appear.
must have store or office exper.
refs. -red.; unusual oppor.; excel
sal; fine sportswear shop. CASUAL
CORNER. JU. $1,000.
TEACHERS, public, pvt. schools; st
S4. 500-S8, 900. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY. COS 14th st. NV
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electronic organ service. Musical
knowledge helpful but not neces-
sary. GISRIEL PIANO & ORGAN
CO.. 925 G st. NV. Ma. S-0423.
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