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Evening star., 1962-04-21

8 Pilots Picked for Space Training
Include 3 From Washington Area

aldine, attended Abraham Lin
coin High School in Council
Bluffs. With their three chill
dren, Charles, 13; Susan, 10 ano
Beverly, II months, they live
at $500 Canterbury way
Temple Hills.
The lanky Iowan has beer
in the Air Force for a tota
of IA years. Before graduating
from Purdue University in 1915
with a degree in aeronautica
engineering, he had served ir
the Air Force as a navigator
Following brief period with
the Boeing Aircraft Corp. as ar
engineer, he rejoined the All
Force.
He served in Korea as 9
bomber pilot where he flew sc
combat missions and later COM
manded a B-52 that carried the
experimental Kills rocket ship
He holds the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross.
Like most Air Force officers
he has been assigned to a num-
ber Of bases across the coun-
try. including Shepherd AFE
at Wichita Falls. Tex; Edwards
AFB and at Air Force install
lations at Ell Centre, Calf !;
Waco. Tex; Enid, Okla, and
Montgomery, Ala. i
Won British Award
The Navy's candidate for
future space probes, Comdr.
Hoover, two years ago was
one of three American pilots
chosen for training at the EN-
pire Test Pilot School at Farm
borough, Hampshire, England.
He won a trophy as the out
standing student at the school.
His wife, the former Eliza
beth (BetSy) Mum Of Spring
field, Mass, told a reporter yes
terday: Were all very thrilled
and excited over it."
The Navy officer. his wife
and two children, Richard, 10,
and Barbara. 8, live in the COM
Evening star., 1962-04-21

PRODUCTION MANAGER

To dispatch air-conditioning and healing
crews and assume responsibility of ham
ding materials and supplies. Write BOX
434-C Star. State salary expected and
qualifications. Job open for immediate
employment.
Evening star., 1962-04-21
TOKYO RAIDERS

SANTA MONICA. Calf,
April 81 (AP).-Lt. Gen. James
H. Doolittle and the men he
led on an epochal hit-run
bombing of Tokyo early in
World War II are together
again on this goth anniversary
of their flight.
On hand for the annual get
togther were a record As of
the original 80 flyers who took
off in Is bomberS from the
carrier Hornet on a one-way
mission that landed most of
them in prison camps for
several years.
For three days they're guests
of their old commanders social
club. They're re-hashing old
times while taking in Disney
land, touring North American
Aviation. and getting a fill-in
on the futuriStic BIO bomber
"a far cry from the propeller
driven B-25's they used to give
the Allies a sorely needed boost
in morale.
Among Tokyo Raiders" here
for the reunion is Col. Robert
G. EmmenS, co-pilot of the only
plane to land in Russia after
the bombing mission. He wrote
of his crews experience in q
book, Guests of the Kremlin,
published in 1855.
Curtains Came Down"
THE curtains came down
bang, as soon as we landed,
he said yesterday. Like the
rest of the United States, We
were completely in the dark or
what to expect. We certainly
Evening star., 1962-04-21
BY G. o. HERNDON
Star Staff Writer

Two military test pilots sta
toned at Washington area
bases and a Cahfornia-bas
flyer who grew up here are
among eight pilots selected by
the Air Force to train for fu-
ture space flights.
The two area pilots are Air
Force Capt. Charles c. Book,
jr., SO, assigned to the Air
Force Systems Command at
Andrews Air Force Base, and
Navy 1t. Comdr. Lloyd N.
Hoover, SO, a pilot at the Pa
tuxent Naval Air Test Center.
Air Force Capt. Robert w.
Smith, 33. now on duty at
Vandenberg AFB in California,
grew up in the Washington
area. His father, r. H. Smith
Of $500 Bradley boulevard,
Bethesda, is treasurer of the
Southern Railway System.
Only Navy Man
Comdr. Hoover, whose home
town is Wilbraham, Mass, is
the only Navy pilot in the
group of eight flyers chosen by
the Navy for aerospace train
ing. The other seven space
candidates are Air Force Off
GERS. s
The five other officers as
signed to the Space-training
mission are:
Capt. Robert H. Mcintosh,
"a, the father of three, a Naval
Academy graduate who flew
100 combat missions in Korea.
A former Baltimore resident,
he is stationed now at Edwards
,AFB in California.
Capt. William T. Twinting,
"a, native of Berwyn, ILL.,,
stationed at Air Defense Com
mand headquarters at Ent
AFB, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Married and the father of two,
he holds a degree in mechan-
ical engineering from the Uni
versity of Mexico.
Former Private
Capt. Albert Crews, jr., 33,
born in Ell Dorado, Ark, sta
toned at Edwards AFB. He
entered the Air Force as a
private, then was selected for
pilot training. He holds a
masters degree from the Air
Force Institute of Technology,
is married, with three children.
Maj. Byron F. Knolle, 38, of
Houston. Tex, the father of
two, stationed at the AF Aero
space System Division in Los
Angeles. A West Point grad
uate, he received a masters
degree in engineering at the
University of Michigan.
Maj. Donald M. Sorlie, 38.
a native of Omaha, Neb., as
signed to Wright-Patterson
AFB, Dayton. Ohio. He is
married and has five children.
A graduate of North Dakota
State University, he once served
as instructor of flying cadets
at West Point.
Live in Temple Hills
The Andrews AFB pilot,
Capt. Book, and his wife Ger
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LOST

CAT, lge.. yellow-striped tomcat,
yellow collar. no front claws. vic.
18th lS ssaTd St. anS Riggs pl' NV REWARD.
DIAMOND RING. yellow gold, at Mighty
Mo on Pa. ave. Sc. or Branch ave.
Sc, Saturday night. Sentimental
value. Reward. Please call LU. 2-69O6.
DIAMOND RING. vic. 4SOO Macarthur
blvd. NV. Reward. DAYTIME RE. =
5000, ext. 2S5. Ewes. EN-. 2-0110.
DOG, toy collie. Chubby br. and VIII.
female old dog; vic; 4 CHTneEs; C;,T! psws No; d
JU. 5-73Is.
DOG, German shepherd. male, tri-color,
/ yr., vic. East Falls Church. Reward,
JE. 2-1954. ewes.
DOG. black, white and tan, male,
beagle, yrs. old, Vienna area, since
Monday. DU. $4,000.
DOG, wire-hair fox terrier. white. with
black and brown markings. male, 2
yrs. old. vic. Wilmett rd., Bethesda,
Wednesday. April IS. Reward. Phone
949-2S35. Sunday, 365-1740.
EYEGLASSES, pair. in one case,
near Mortons. sc. Reward, JU. D.
RING, lge., sapphirs wIdiamonds each
Valuable. reward. OIL. 4-s040.
WALLET, tan. lost vicinity of H st.
Reward Ii 4-62sO.
WATCH, yellow gold lady's, Hamilton,
believed lost bet. 21st and L. 18th
and K NV. Reward. WE. 1-I2o5
WRIST WATCH, ladys, Gruen. Thurs.
April 10, vic. Shirlington shop. ctr.
Reward. 931-20s6.
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FOUND

BIKE, boys, red and white. found at
4O3I Adams dr., Silver Spring, Md.
Call VIII 2-0S43.
Evening star., 1962-04-21

Published Daily and Sunday
at 225 virginia Ave. Sc.
Second Glass Postage Paid
At Washington DC.
Evening star., 1962-04-21
Live in Temple Hills

The Andrews AFB pilot
Capt. Book, and his wife Ger
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05
Sebastian
On Sports
BY JIM SEBASTIAN

ment. The Mustangs like to run.
They have lost to Choteau and
have beaten Hamilton.
The Eagles play the Havre team
here Saturday. The Blue Ponies
have their entire last years start
ing line UP back. Only tall man
Of the five is Heberly at g.. The
Blue Ponies are coached by Bruce
HaroldSon, former WilliSton base
ball pitcher. Haroldson played mi
nor league ball for Billings Mus
tangs and Stockton of the Calf
ornia State League, both of the
S. Louis Card system. Havre has
been beaten this year by Great
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05

Falls and Choteau.
The Sidney Eagles are in the in
tangible stage. A couple o fvic-
tories this week will take them
off the drafting table and put
them in the thick of the Glass A
race. Bob Swigart was sick all
last week. Haugen practiced most
of last week with only 9 varsity
people. Gene Kruger and Jerry
Peterson improve with every prac-
tice.
Williston, victor over Sidney by
II points and a precision choice
in North Dakota, lost to James
town on Friday and to Bismarck
ON Saturday.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05

The Sidney Eagles, 1862 Class
A basketball champs, open their
home season against Great Falls
Central Mustangs here this Friday
night. The Mustangs have a new
coach this year, Jim TrudnowSki,
who was assistant coach at Ana
conda Central last year. Trudnow-
ski played college ball for Car
roll College when Jim Haugen,
the Eagle Mentor, was playing for
Eastern Montana. Great Falls
have two returning starters, 6'2"
Wally Berry and g. Bill Sprinkley
back from a team that finished
4th in last years state tourna-
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05
Poplar Victim
Of Sidney B

The Sidney B team paced by
Mike Gears Is points and Frank
Laci's IA points beat Poplar A to
SO in Poplar Saturday night. Zim-
norman had IL points to lead the
Indians effort. The Junior Eagles
led 25 to IL at half time.
Sidney scoring: Ray Hartman 2,
Laci IA, Gear Is, Kaneski 3,
SteinbeiSser 5, Conroy 5, Hoepf-
ner 0, Kingery 0, Fedora 0, At
Gibson O..
Evening star., 1962-07-19
CONN.,, 1923

CHEVY CHASE TOWERS
New. 9-story, luxury, a1r-cond. bldg.
! bedrm., unfurn. or furn. Lowest
on Conn. ave. All utils. incl. RES.
MGR, EN-. 2-7S47, RE. 1851.
CAPITOL HILL-Living rm., bed
rm., kitchen and bath. 500 E. Cap
itol st. Empl. adults. Il. 3-0506.
COL. RD.-Clean apt, adults, no
drink, lge. Iiv.-din. rm.. kit, util.
incl. $3.50 semi-mo. AID. 4-7SlS.
CoNNECTICUI AVE. = Ideal coed
loveSy apt, house being newly re-
modelled. 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., lge.
foyer, colorful tiled bath and
shower. Large walk-in closets.
laundry facilS., 24-hr. secretarial
service. Conv. and close to En-
bassies. S175 incl. all utils. Call
MGR, FE. 7-36g9 or HU. 3-S390.
CONNECTICUT AVE. = Ideal coed.
exclusive location. Across 200 in
lovely apt. house being newly re-
modelled. l bedrm., liy. rm., mod.
kit, sep. din. area, huge foyer.
Tastefully furnished and deco
rated. Tiled bath and shower.
Laundry facilities. 24-hr. secretar-
ial service. Sl45 incl. all utils.
Call FE. 7-3699 or HU. 3-S3a0.
COZY Sc. APT. HOME, S85-Ideal
bedrm. comb, kit, bath. hall, pvt.
entr. Beaut. city acre. LU. 2-1160.
Evening star., 1962-07-19
PARTLY AIR CONDITIONED
HOTEL JOHN KILPEN
ROOMS FURNIsHED-H.E.
ROOMS WITH BOARD

NICE large single room, cooking
priv, conv. location. Colored. LA.
6-7S3l.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Married, no children. for mod. NV.
apt. bldg. Exper. and local refs.
required. Apt. and utils. in exch.
for services. Apply Mr.. Poms,
DREYFUSS BROS, 1919 18th st.
n w MA S-0520
Evening star., 1962-07-19

D0GSy PETS, ETC.
AIREDALE PUPS. Axe. male S55.
females S45, z weeks old. wormed.
PO. 2-2449.
BASSETT HOUND. Axe reg. male,
perm: shots, 8 mos. old. Phone
735-4014.
COCKER AND TOY COLLIE, 8 mos,
shots, excel. with children. S35.
S64-7S76.
COLLIE PUPPY. 3 mos. old, sable
and white, male, Axe registered.
Sacrifice. $50. Moving to an
apartment. Phone 765-2l5S.
CORGI BITCH FREE : Champion-
ship stock, good for breeding
Phone LU. 4-5143 after 9 pm.
DACHSHUND PUPS, Axe reg. 8
wks. old. Adorable as 1t is possible
to get. Reas. priced. AP. 7-64S7.
Evening star., 1962-07-19
WASHINGTON OFFICE
FURNITURE co.
0nQ IT CIT NW nr y ON.

w AAA@AAA4NN4 = N(4N Va i 4(G
FURNITURE co.
1903 H ST. NV, DI. 7-8175
ORGANS : Used organ clearance,
Wurlitzer, etc. From S445. includ-
ing bench.
D. c. store ONLY, closed sats. un-
GIsRTEI PIANO & ORGAN co.
EXCLUSIVE Baldwin Distributor
s9s s9s5 9 AZ e. BIyS IVY On cE Ma Sa$sdS3 $S4S3
IVA. Store, Daily Til 9, sat. Til 81
oRGANS-Discount clearance of
home organs. See these values be-
fore you buy any organ. KITS
q conv,, locations. Downtown.
1880 @ st: NV, RE. 1922. Alex d,
2621 Mt. Vernon ave, XII. S-66S6.
Beth 1910 Fairmont ave-, OIL.
evenings.)
PIANOS FOR RENT from Sc per
chase later. KITS Is convenient
locatlonsl, Dntn., 1880 G st. NV.
RE. 1922. Alex. 1921 Mt. Yer
non ave, KI. S-s6s6. Bethesda.
1910 Fairmont ave-, OIL. G-1675.
Suburban stores open evenings.
PIANOS - Summer rental special
with option to buy, . months for
the price Of one. All payments
may be applied to purchase.
D: c. Store ONLY closed Sats. until
Aug 18th.
GTsRIEL PIANO e. ORGAN CO.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
925 G st. NV. MA. S-O423
64s5 Arl. Blvd, op. Z or. $50 -3OO2
IVA. Store. Daily Til 8. Sat. Til 81
PI4NOS-Visit our store for bar
gains in used spinets and con-
soles. Choice of such makes as
Mason g. Hamlin, Chickering.
Steinway. Baldwin AcroSonic,
Story g. Clark. H. M. Gable, Win
ter. Estey. Fischer, Wurlitzer,
Knabe, Gulbransen and others.
ST. 3-9400. JORDAN'S, corner
18th and G stS. NV.
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HELP WON EN-
SECRETARY


For leading Washing
ton restaurant. Posi-
ton available to re-
SponSible person with
initiative. Ability to
work without close
supervision more i'm
portant than short
hand SkillS. Some
typing. Able to handle
public contact. Pleas
ant working condi-
tionS. Fringe bene-
fits. Salary open. For
appointment, please
call DI. 1926.
Evening star., 1962-07-19
FOR RENT
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators.
sod cutters. rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL. UN. 4-b100. JU. 5-5O4O.
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HELP WOMEN
CONTINUED

0lhL friday. front office. eood
advancement. interesting environ
menL salary open. POTOMAC
5EMslPSL-. lO4 z Broad st., JE. 2
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CHILLUM MANOR
BRAND NEW FURNITURE

spacious 1-bedrm. apt.
with large living rm., bedrm.,
kitchen, dinette and closets. Nr.
Catholic u, Prov. Hosp, Walter
Reed, schools, stores and buses.
Just off N. Capitol st. at Riggs
rd. and Missouri ave. Call RA. g.
Sl13.
CLEVELAND PIX, Mr.. CONN. AVE
oi- bed -6edTm az apti Tin. attrac Nd fuTn sTsc
Phone IA. S-O436 after 6 pm
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For Arlington garden apt. Some
rental experience required. Prefer
married couple, position available
Immediately. Good salary and l.
or 2-bedrm. apt. Send resume to
Mr.. Orton. SHANNON & LUCHS.
724 14th st. NV. Wash. 5. D. c.
MANAGER, for large
apartment development. State ex-
perience, age and background. Box
$40 A, Star,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ALL BEDRM., LIV. RIM. and din.
rm. furn. and appliances. We pick
up. Best prices. ia. 7-S3O7.
ANTIQUE TABLE MODEL COFFEE
GRINDER, with handle. AID. a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO - Gulbransen upright. in
immaculate condition. S295, Just
one OF many values in KITS
annual February sale. Final week.
KITS Wash. largest music
store. 1880 @ st. NV. RE. T.
62l2.
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SEWING MACHINES. S9.05 UP
SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
1896 Bladensburg Rd. LA. $1,000
SINGER-Recond.. sews like new,
port. 81 ,05; cons. S24.95. Deliver
anytime. DEALER. RIA. 3-61S1,
STUDIO COUCH-Sleeps 2; excel.
condition. Must sell at once. RE.
5-14l3.
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HELP WOMEN

CASHIER FOR CAFETERIA. EXP.
3 pm. Mon. thru Fri. Providence
Hospital. 1150 varnum st. NE,
CAsHiER-CIGAR CLERK. day work
EsPAS sfs EaP pkud So 18th s and
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
FARM AND GARDEN

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators.
TOOL & EQUIP. CO.. ~. 5000.
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TELLER, downtown Alex, will
train, knowl. adding mach, some
tipping: S275. POTOMAC EMPL.
9ll King ST., XII. 9-5O55.
TEMPORARY NEVER A FEE
Temporary help service has i'm.
med. openings for exper. SGenoS.
and cleo. typists, full or part time
High hrly. rates; no fee. sos
III 14th st. NV. RIM. 300, ST
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HELP DOMESTIC

ABLE MAIDS wanted for New Yorl
and D. c. Best paying Jobs. Far
pa d. NO MONEY NEEDED. Da,
workers 81 hr and fare. Ere
nylons or cigarettes. QUALITY
919 New York ave. NV.
ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES-Live
in-or-out maids with good refer
ences, ready for work. ACE EMPL
SERVICE. 725 18th st. Sc. Ii
3-4l60.
ELDERLY LADY-Refined, to carr
for child, Benning I'd. and Min
neSota ave. area. LII. 1-9439.
EUROPEAN FOR G.H.W.-Ameri
can family; live in; $40 week; ex.
per, refs. nee. OIL. E-1632.
G;H.W;, light laundry. plain cook
be exper. with refs. Lo. 1865
G.H.W., some laundry experience
required. 5h days, II am. tt
after dinner, $35 wk. TU. 2-7059
HOUSEWORKER-4 days per weel
divided by 2 households with full
time job privl. Mont. County, S:1i
to 5, $1.00 per hr. and carfare
State recent refs. in reply tt
Box 267-B. Star.
LADY, live in, new home. large
family, g.h.w. Work with children
Capable. non-Smoker, dependable
must work week ends. ! day of
one wk., 2 days off following wk.
salary to start $50 wk. Temple
Hills, Md. (SE. Wash.) Refs. req
Box BABE. Star.
LIVE-IN-Mother with 1 child
care for 3 children GHW. Cal
aft. $50 pm. 24s-5696.
MAID-Middle aged, guest house
5 days wk., ga hrs. must be
healthy, exper., ref: DE. 2-6530
SILVER SPRING AREA - House.
keeper and child care: live in or
out: refs. and exper. nee. JU.
S-S207.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TIPPING, IBM elec.; pick up ana
del. avail. MA. S-46S2. 277-7539
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FED. ENTR. E. AM.-New class;
BoYDs. i2tn and q NV. lest.
az Vpare1
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HELP WON EN-

RECEPTIONIST
AIRLINES, 1855
Travel opport. for the fortunate
young lady who will be selected
for this all glamour position.
Neat appearance, nice personality
and Average tipping.
EMPIRE EMPL.. 1916 Conn. NV
Room $40 NO. 7-6110
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1O4 e. Broad St.. JE. 2-7272.
RECEPTIONIST
sWITCHBoARD-LIGHr TYPING
II you are attractive. neat. and
have a pleasing phone manner. you
will be the front desk receptionist
IN very nCv plush loft offices for this rapid
at $s5 wk. with many company
PARTIAL II1sTiNa ONLY
DOYLE
PERSONNEL
n.,,,, 1 1925 Conn. Ave. NV, no,
Elevator 1, Extreme Left %
RECEIPT. -TYPIsT, jeff. Davis hwy.
young, some eXper., attrac.,s i'm
med. opening, days, SO. Pc.
TOMAC EMPL., Oil King ST.. XII
9-5055.
RENTAL AGENT-For modern lux
ury apt. opposite Pentagon. After
moons. Apply Personnel office, 1401
Eve st. NV. CAFRITz CO.
RESIDENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
position for lady in downtown
mod. elev. apt. bldg; excel. SAL
airy plus 1-bedrm. apt. In own
handwriting state age, exper. and
local ref. Box SOB, Star.
RN WANTED. for nursing home in
nearby. Md. Live in or out. Salary
beginning $500 mo. Local refer
ences. EV. 4-6040.
SALESGIRLS-ToP SALARY, fully
wear. Cali MIR. BOYAR or MIR
HORoWITz for appt.. at OIL. 4
=4944 netWeen l and 4 pm.
|SALESLADY = To sell decorating
fabrics. Apply Manager. MILL
END SHOP, Congressional Plaza
shopping center, Rockville. Md.
0AAEOLAO1
Ispssy SsOp asa'eR sas
SALESLADY
Apply
THE JEWEL FAIR
SALES CLERK, some typing. excl
iewelry est Mr. Wripht: BoynS
10Th and Gn.w. RE. 7.2S2S.
SANDWICH GERT-ShOrt dQytime
hours. Apply at SIS 10th Street,
SEaMsTpESs Ss.s.-oa7z e;,.
cover and S raneriss a4ag R5n ,5
island ave MI Rain,er Nd
sECD nm 1IEc To- es - NJ
S esnsral sanX tx WIN Ia aifi n,,S
immeS onen,ne ''i Z davs 10 Ssg9'
P0TSMAc EMpT' Of KinS st
AIex II a.hns5' s'''
49,. n: 9-oooo:
SECRETARY, for lge. construction
project office, prefer, with en-
cheering or construction exper.
able. For interview write 20.
Box zig, sB8rrandywine Md. or
prone 91S-oS31.
9-5, sd: public re-
lations: $346; political fld.; 1888 !:
national assoc, $500. POTOMAC
EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl..
ia. $4,000.
SECY- who wants a future. SOB
Wk.: must he good steno': recent !.
secy. -steno.: SiG0 wk ho other
sri ,ECT 0neninoe ST 3-3S66
See Miss CRAM nniv R0YD'S Est
az vrs roo I.Sth y " ''
SFCRFTARY nart tjr,e ioto-estina
VARIETY of WOW con use I'm
execufive wifi oooJ shnrthe m.
salary omen Ca,l ST oua -SoS4
$50 49,; -. = :. =. : :;
SECKEaAKf, Alex, ms. fleld. :
glri o11lce, poised, attrac., 10 age
~, good benefits, D days; S34S.
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TYPIST

Accurate typist with dictaphone
experience needed for manutactur.
ing concern. Numerous employe
benefits; 5-day.. 40-hr. wk.: pre-
fer. resident of Silver Spring area
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HELP WOMEN
TELEPHONE
INTERVIEWERS

Openings for three women wit
enjoy dealing with people anC
using the telephone. Should b,
high school graduates and between
2l-45 years of age. Come in per
son, please. THE CREDIT BU
REAU, 222 9Th st. NV. (corne
9th and Pa. aVel
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CLERK : sTENoGRAPHER: must
take shorthand and be good al
figures; 5-day week, 9 to 8. Sill
yer Spring location. JU. 1880.
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SECRETARIES
SHORTHAND
AIRLINES

ALL KINDS
s days, for college or h s. grads.
from fast to slow. Interesting
glamourous and others. Some
are RECEPTIONISTS with dicta.
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to the French Secretary for
the Sahara, is showing so
canvaseS, all under the sun
of the Mediterranean" Her
works have been sailing all
over the world and were re-
Gently exhibited in Chicago.
Spring is in view and Paris
is waiting for it. One can feel
a certain agitation waiting to
blossom with the first warm
days and the first suits
Paris is waiting eagerly for
spring.
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Budocks Chief
And Others
Are HOnored

The Chief of the Bureau
of Yards and Docks, Rear
Admiral Peter Corradi and
Mrs. Corradi, together with
the Deputy Chief Rear Ad-
miral Norman L. Drustrup
and Mrs. Drustrup were
honor guests last evening
when officers and ranking
civilians of the Bureau en-
tertained.
The welcome aboard party
started at $50 and was still
going on at 8 pm. at the
Officers Club, Naval Wea-
pons Plant. Admiral Corradi
was named Chief on Febru-
airy IA, and Admiral Drustrup
arrived in town last Monday.
For some of the more than
300 officers 1t was the first
time they had been able to
greet their new chief. 1t also
afforded them an opportunity
to greet Admiral Drustrup.
Admiral and Mrs. Drustrup
are now at the River House,
Arlington, Va.