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Evening star., 1963-05-15

FIELDS. SOPHIA NJ. on Monday.
MSy Me- iS 1888 sosHIN q her NJ resIGf1ss, SIEis
wife Of the late William Fields
two nieces. Mrs. BERTHE Lutes and
Mrs. Florence Q. Coleman. Other
relatives and many friends also
Iohn 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Hcme
3ol,S;, 18th str q. ne, tampls parking ling
after 4 pm, Wednesday, May. Is.
and where funeral services win be
held on Thursday. May 16, at
p.m,, the Rev c. T. Murray Of
ciating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Is
Evening star., 1963-05-15

y, isS.5' ms. STD Rosa a BEII SETI1si SMITH III
Mrs. LINE. Re. Bell Mrs. mo'nsE EIs.Ss 81
Barnes. and Nellie v. and Fairbanks
Lee, grandmother OF Mrs. Luray
swindell and Mrs. RoSamond Was
statt snd wsitSt ssiLtsSatt-ETa.ndm9ther OF Rosbls
Wednesday friends may cali AZ Ike
Johnson A jenkins Funeral Home.
lh04 Georgia ave. NV. Funeral
services will be held at Blbleway
CHURCH, 1880 New. Jersey ave. NV,
9n Ihursday az pm, Interment
Butler MnrfIclan
Evening star., 1963-05-15

May IA, 1908, at Holy Cross Hos.
pltll COUNTESS cANDITh REcIo
LufNt Of 33li Niles st. Silver
sprlnR, Md. mother Of Or Allies.
Mrs nu frminia % Dupont. uaI,'Vs srahdmothsr &
Of Carl l. and Alexander d del.
Russo. Countess Luinl rests AZ the
Warner y. Pumphfey Funeral Home
si94 Oeorgia ave, Silver Spring
Nd. where friends may visit after
: pm. "wednesday lparkins faelli.
repose OF her soul on Friday, NAV
II, Al 10 am Al Bt Catherine
Laboure Catholic Church. viers Mil
and Ciaridge rds wheaton, Md
fnterment Gate Of Heaven. 10
Evening star., 1963-05-15

kEGAN. COL. JAMES. Jr., UsA IRE
tired; Suddenly. on May 10, 1868,
at his home in Glenelg, Howard
County. Nd, COL. JAMES REGAIN,
Jr., beloved husband OF Evelyn
Morse Regan and father Of Con-
suelo, James ~, and Joseph Regan.
He also Is survived bv his mother.
Mrs. James Regan, and q brother,
Jack Y. Regan OF Washington, ID. G
services viii be held at st, Louis
County, Md. on Thursday. Nav
49,: 1858. at II am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery at 3
pm. Thursday. Ia
Evening star., 1963-05-15

jEFFREY 1. RUE. beloved hPnHt srand:
son Of Bertha and Minter Cuff Of
i23 Allison st. NV, He also Is
relatives. After 5 pm. Thursday,
May g. friends are invited TO cali
az the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You
st.. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Friday, May IL,
AZ pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. l8
Evening star., 1963-05-15

We have tried TO 80 on without you,
bear.
We have filled each waking moment
With work and love and prayer.
But somehow things are not the
same
For the sun lost part Of its ray;
our hearts stu Rrieve when we call
your name
Sine Won went aWay
Evening star., 1963-05-15

d. 1908 at 4si6 Alton ri nv, w.
Mary c, Thomas beloved mother
Of William R Thomas Of Saint Al.
99ans. W va, Mrs Helen, Beekley
Lavrenson and Mrs. NJ Ellyabeth
qoodniEht, Friends may call at ths
Chevy Chase Funeral Home 1fni
wisconsin ave. NV, where service,
viii be held on Friday, MAY n, al
. - an interment Confessions
Evening star., 1963-05-15

JOHNSON, JOHN. on Monday, Nav
Is, 1868. JOHN Johnson. Hs
leaves three daughters, Elizabeth
B. Miles; one son, Charles r. John
son; four grandchildren and twelve
great-grandchildren, Friends may
call at 1252h Half st, s.w., Apt. A,
after 5 pm. Wednesday, May IS
Services At the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church on Thursday. May
10, at 1 pm. Interment Carver
Memorial. Arrangements bv the w.
H. Bacon Funeral Home.
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IL. iss5. al his rssidenes Sh TSssoss isos NAY hI
bemarle st. NV, PETER T KELLY
beloved husband Of Mary r. Kelly
may call at the De Vol Funeral Home
2222 Wisconsin ave NV. Requiem
Mass will be offered at st, AIMS
81. NV, on Friday. May n, At
~ am. Interment Gate OF Heaven
Cemetery. ia
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DRathH

MAsCHAUER, MRS. BARBARA A.
BARBARA 4, MAscHAuER, mother
rd Of chBSTs: B.1ssrd .b5 a. RStS Ksnnsh MascbSsI RSh
Mrs. Wilhelmina Ritter and Mrs.
a brother and sisters. IL srand-
children and nieces and nephews.
sas spfs Home. %sy sSod Ss Rhode Sfisys fsisns ave-
at Eastern ave ne. Viewing Tues
day and wednesday, l 70 . pm:
will be held Thursday, May l6. At
SOthm hmt St. a ana S Bunker auihirI1 Hi Td' % Mount
Rainier. Nd. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Expressions Of sympathy may
be made for Christian Mission Work.
MeGoUGH, GLADYS +. or s2e North
Van Dorm 81; Alexandra. Va. on
May s%., IL l9SS; MsooSHs %i1s Of motS., H. Col
jamie j.S Lee. Nancy S0IEei iren. %Ssni aSs Karen %
Ann McGough, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Conrad, sister Of Will
fred L. Conrad. Services at Fort
Myer Chapel, Fort Myer, Va, on
Srnson SSrGsy M'S Sa.Cn al csmst.ry I9t'T%fRt ssfR
ices by Chambers. l6
MEhhiLL, MAE u. On IueSuAy, May
Woodley I'd. NV, Nv MRS. MAE D. D.
MERRILL. sister OF Mrs O, Bowie
Chipman. She also is survived by
granddaughter. Miss, Claudette
Ghipman. Mass viii be Offered At
Church. 27th ST, and Woodley I'd.
NV on Friday, May II, at 10
am. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
rs
MlNOGUE, EDWARD. on Tuesday,
May IA, 1868. EDWARD MINOGUE
OF 50l0 Sd ST. NV, beloved hus-
father e Of Brother RoSert rs 4. Minosue. %
Q. p. M and John Minogue. Funeral
from the Collins Funeral Home.
1921 14th st. NV. on Friday, May
II. at $3.50 am. Requiem Mass at
fnternent Gate VaDfSa n Heaven a. ce%etsTs %
10
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q 75si Kolb 81 ne. islhsS q
H., brother OF James / and Richard
Y spriggs Also surviving ars
% Sftsr ITs p.mi ThSrsdasi lnn dRsn' NAY M,Ilsnas "a
friends are invited 70 cali Al ths
81 NV, where the Rosary win b.
reelted AZ pm Requiem Mas
ole Church, oien Arden Ma M.
terment Arlington National Gene.
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shSy kS = s!ss !5sg' sSsESSiaF sFESaFS aI vlsSSs sSS
va. Mr., Norris is survived By an
aunt and l2 cousins. Friends may
call ct Gasch's Funeral Home, 4T36
sta,itimo,e EAU ave. Hyattsville. Nd,
where services viii be held on Thurs.
gay; May l6. at 2 am. Interment
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ROOTS, WALTER. On Monday. Nav
y. 1858, WALTER ROOTS of ~s SO
New York ave. NV, beloved hus-
Mrs. Eliza johnson and Erandfatber
OF Charles Clark. He also Is sur
yived BY two daughters. three great
grandchildren. other relatives and
be Viewed at at the The Stewart Ms; EooES FunsrsI nay
Home. 30 H st. ne, after 3 p'rn. |
Thursday, May 10, where services
will be held on Friday, May IL,
y noon. Interment Lincoln
Evening star., 1963-05-15

HERNON, JOSEPH M. on Monday,
May 10. 1868, at his residence, 55IO
SS2Etsty driyes Springfield. Nd, 10;
ponsid pasRie n. HsTnSn. asrnSn. EsN; And sr.nd. "a
father Of David Martin and julia
Glare Hernon. and brother Of Miss
Marie c. and Peter j. Hernon
Chapel. wisconsin SA ave. - At HaMlse HsTrisoT
st. DIV, on Tuesday and Wednes.
day. May IA and 15, from Z to 8
pm. parking on premises. where
the Rosary will be reeited or
WednesdAy, May Is, at 8 pm
Catholic Church, Wisconsin ave. a
Yuma ST. NV, on Thursday. MAJ
~. at $50 am; Interment Gate
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o. I. \: 4; ! !; !; VI! !: AZ.
" Rainier, Nd, on Friday,
Nav IL lg0a At lfb pm, for
the. purpose OF conducting Masonic
Pg,i9 ssrvies,so ,otgv I1T our late brother.
RUFUS W. GRANT,
- Worshlpful Master.
HOWARD A. GOOD, Secretary. 10
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Tuesday. NAY "a, % 1888. a. deora1 9, W
yEhYs yAEshHs'IF EsIzsE'ijz azoEFsTR HsiR't
oil North Kansas st., Arlington
Va, beloved wife Of Charles A
Mofiett; mother Of Mrs. Marjori.
JenFins and sister oi Charles Ieroy
jenkins. She also is survived BY
four grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, where funeral
May II. at 1:45 pm. Interment
Evening star., 1963-05-15

ADAMS, ROSA A. In memory Of my
loving and devoted mother. ROSA
a. ADAMS, who passed away four
years ago today.
May her soul rest In peace.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

ROGERS, JAMES Z. On Thursday.
May 2. 1888. JAMES Z RoGERs'
Surviving are many friends. After
pm. Wednesday friends are in
vited to call at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Home. 1890 9th St NV.
rm. Thursday. May 10. interment
Lincoln Memnrial Cemeierr
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HAZARD, WALLER CARROLL Z

Monday, May IS, 1868, WALLER
c.. HAzzARD Of 27O6 Randolph rd.
Wheaton. Nd, beloved husband o.
Blanche Ann Hazard, father o.
Mrs. Frank Leach, Mrs. Joseph H
Ross III, Mrs. James N. AXE anc
mento, Calf; brother OF Mr.. Ver.
non Hazard Of Heathsville. Va;
Mrs. Harry Bayse Of Lottsburg, Va.
and Miss Alleyrissa Hazard Of
Heathsville, Va. He also is sur.
yiyed by eight. grandchildren
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral HomC
OF Robert A.. Pumphrey. Bethesda
Md. on Wednesday, May IS, be.
tween the hours OF z to o pm.
where services will be held on Thurs.
DAY. DAY; May IS' At l pm; Intermen
tributions may be made to tn,
American Heart Fund, is
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JUDKINs. THOMAS CALVERT UAYl.

On Tuesday. May IL, 1858, at sib-
AY HCf5B5h g5bkNs Td9sAs Is sSsl SaItS SSAtSERS ItS
St, Arlington. Va. beloved husband
q Marie Judkins and father OF
Mrs. Henry shires and Tod c. Jud-
kins. He also is survived BY four
grandchildren. Funeral services will
pc held At ST. Georges Episcopal
Church, North Fairfax drive and
Nelson St, Arlington Va. on Thurs
day, May 10, at l2 noon. Inter-
ment private. In lieu OF flowers
contributions may be made TO your
favorite charity
Evening star., 1963-05-15

ssis Fla 'gaS oTmsfy 81 81 TSTs %ashnssen aaSSST-
D! c., on May ~, 1868, husband
Of Grace Monahan and father Of
Mrs. Mildred A. Spear OF California
MsrbOHSn SGon Msnaha1 sTs1.1D q Sf dbs% YDPsI
bers' Funeral Home. bi7 1lth st.
Sc, on Friday. May II, at g:3O
am. Mass at ct. Peters Catholic
Church., I'd and c sts. Sc, at 10
am. Interment Gate Of Heaven
Evening star., 1963-05-15

ING, MARY Z. on Monday. May I3,
1883. at her residence. Clinton. Nd,
MARY z. ING. the beloved mother
Of Estelle Conrad. Grace Moore.
Nina Black and Clayton v. Ing.
Funeral services and interment
Greenville, Mo-, on Saturday. May
Evening star., 1963-05-15

'HhNsoM NAY RaylO ISSs! DAvb 9b 5oHNsoSN sssSEsoS
Of 437 18th st. s.e., uncle Of Mrs.
Elnora johnson and Mrs. 0eorgi-
anna Williams. He also is sur
yiyed BY other relatives and friends.
The late Mr.. johnson may be
Home, 80 H ST. ne, after 2 p'rn.
Wednesday. May Is, where serV-
ices will be held on Thursday
May 10. at pm. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

'ETER 7. Members OF
washington Cou neil,
KNIGHTS Of Columbus, are
notified Of the death OF
Brother PETER II. KELLY,
and are requested 10 meet
AZ the De Vol Funeral
Home, 1909 Wisconsin ave.
Thursday, May i6, 1868.
PM for recitation OF the
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Dute Set for Visit
Of Lopez Muteos
By the Associated Press

President Adolfo Lopez
Mateos of Mexico is expected
to meet President johnson in
Los Angeles late in February,
informed sources said today.
1t is understood February 81
and % have been advanced as
the dates for the meeting but
that no final decision has yet
been reached.
Mr. johnson announced at
his first news conference on
December 7 that he was going
to invite the President of
Mexico to come to the United
States for a visit.
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Reds Eager for Airline
ToU. S., HoIoby Found
Mystery Held Solved

York service could turn into a
paying one. Mr.. Halaby said.
He quoted one official as say
ing I'VE want to make profits. :"
Proper agreements could
further what I call another
avenue of mutual accessibility
"a fulfillment of the role of
the airplane." Mr.. Halaby said.
Present plans would be for
the Russians to use the giant,
turo prop Tupoley ia, capable
of seating over 200 passengers.
American planes available for
such an operation would in
clude the admittedly superior
Boeing TOT or Douglas DC-S.
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Angeles, washington ana othel
cties. But compared with thC
atmosphere Of Mars. the guam.
THY Of oxides of nitrogen If
smog is almost negligible.
THE Marian theory. pre-
sented by DR.. Sebastian Karrel
and DR.. c. c. Kiess. both Of
washington. could drastically
change plans for a National
AeFonautics and Space Admin
iSttation probe of the planet.
The theory would explain
the colors of Mars which fol
hundreds of years have been
used as the basis of supposedly
scientific as we'll as science fic-
tbn accounts of life on the
planet.
- Only Nitrate Activity
..',About the only thing going
OF ION Mars is the production
Of nitrates," DR.. Karrer said.
THE blush white of the
planets polar caps which ha'
bean explained as ice is moth
ing but solid frozen N204, DR.
Karrer said. The mere exist
ence of oxides Of nitrogen
precludes there being an!
water on the planet, he said.
The other colors. reddish
brown and blush green. which
have mystified observers fol
thousands of years. are nothing
but atmospheric shifts of MOI
and N204. something like thu
shifts of humidity which pro-
duce weather changes on earth
DR.. Karrer said.
MOI has a brownish color
MOB is blue while N204 i
invisible.
The Romans named tn,
planet for their god of war
and sometimes Mars color i
blood-like. The redish brown i
the basis of a theory that Their
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are dust storms on the planet.
The blush color along with
line markings have been used
to describe Marian canals, and
the shifts between the colors as
seasonal changes.
Mystery Held Solved
+ AT one stroke this theory
resolves the mysteries observers
have wondered about ever since
the time of the Greeks" DR..
Karrer said.
DR.. Kiess, a trained astron-
omer and a former spectogra-
phist at the National Bureau of
Standards, was sent by the
National Geographic Society to
the Mauna Loa Weather Sta
ton in Hawaii in 1856 to OBJ
serve for oxygen and water on
the planets. but instead, on
Mars, discovered nitrogen
oxides.
DR.. Karrer, who helped on
research later, said the theory
is opposed by scientists who
refuse to accept DR.. Kiess'
Photographic evidence. DR..
KaTer called the evidence
"watertight."
DR.. Karrer was part Of a
team which extracted nitrates
from air during World War I,
when German submarines
prevented Chilean ships loaded
with natural earth nitrates
from reaching the United
/ States. Nitrates are used in the
manufacture of explosives and
fertilizers.
The American Astronomical
Society meeting today is spon-
sored by the Georgetown Uni
versity Observatory, the Nation
al Bureau Of Standards and
the Naval Observatory, and is
being held at Georgetown
University.
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Smog May Prevent Life
On Mars, Scientist Says
BY 7. w. TIRANA
star staff Writer

- The atmosphere of the planet Mars has significant
ponents Of oxides Of nitrogen substances which permit form
Of life according controversial theory presented today at
a meeting of the American Astronomical Society
chemical compounds a principal ingredient Of
sog which brings binding sometimes people in Los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-27
Punic Button on Desk

MIAMI (AP) businessman
Ed Scharp has a small box on
his desk which says push in
case of panic" Push the button
and up pops a tiny glass with a
tranquilizer pill.
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BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star Staff Writer

Problems of opening sche-
dtled direct air service between
New York and Moscow could to
"f1oned out in five or six
months" following approval of
the two governments, the
Federal Aviation Agency said
today.
Back from a two-week visit
with the high echelon of Soviet
aviation, FAA Administrator
Najeeb E. Halaby voiced tenn
pered optimism over opening Of
the air routes.
Emphasizing that reciprocal
agreements remain a "top-level
Governme nt decision" the
administrator said he was
confident that the operational
and technical problems could
be ironed out in five or six
months"
Agreement Desired
There is a great desire in
Russia for such an agreement,
Mr.. Halaby said. Along with it
is a willingness to make modifi-
cations in the aircraft which
the Russians would use, to
conform to United States
standards.
The Russians indicated they
would like to start service early
next summer" he said.
They have assured us that
our safety and noise standards
will be met"
The Russian commercial
operation, under direction Of
Aeroflot, already serves a
number of international CAPT.
tails, including Paris, London,
Vienna and Berlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-27
Profit FOreseen

There appeared to be little
doubt among the Soviet Off
Gals that such Moscow-NeW
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80 cHEvRolEr 4-deor Breokwood siuiIen
wagon. blue. :. and H., power. e. 90M
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81 FORD, Foirions, 800" Tudor, yellow
Snd white. RaH, oU'o"oiis. 5000
Navajo times., 1963-01-03

John. Shiprock.
Third Grade Division (Boys)
1st. place--Tony Emerson,
Sanostee: End. place--Jackson
Harry, Sanostee: 3rd. place--An-
drew Blache. Shiprock.
Fifth Grade DiW sion (Cirls)
1st. place--Juanita Begay. San
ostee: End. place--Marie Jackson.
Sanostee: 3rd. place--Mary Smith.
Sanostee.
Fourth Grade Division (Girls)
1st. place--Bessie Mike. San
ostee: End. place--Louise Ann Be
gay. Sanostee: 3rd. place--Lit
Garcia. Sanostee.
Third Grade Division (Girls)
1st. place--Lucilia Begay. San
ostee: End. place--Dorothy Begay.
Sanostee; 3rd. place--Esther Pla-
tero.
Navajo times., 1963-01-03

JOHNNIE H. NEZ. JanitOr, Toad
lena Boarding School. was pre-
sented a Superior Performance
Award and a 20 year Department
of Inferior Service Award at Toad
lena on December ii, 1862.
Mr.. NEZ' CAREER at Toadlena
began in 1916 as Indian Assistant.
He later served as Laundry Fore
man until the laundry was dis
continued at Toadlena in 1859. He
has worked as janitor since that
time.
MR.. WALTER H. BRY ANT, Prin-
cipal. Toadlena Boarding School.
presented the Superior Perfor-
nance Certific ate, the accompany
ing $4,000 cash award, and the 20
year service pin.
SUPERIOR Performance Award
was made in recognition of Nez'
sustained superior performance as
Janitor. He has done an OGStand-
ing job in maintaining and repair
ing equipment at the school. He has
been able to do one or two special
jobs daily in addition to his regular
janitorial duties. His ability as an
interpreter has also been inval-
liable.
Navajo times., 1963-01-03
Shiprock Svbagency
Checker Tournament

SanOstee Boarding School
walked away with all the trophies
and awards of honor as it won the
End. Annual Shiprock Subagency
Checker Tournament held on Dec.
is. 1862. at Teecnospos Boarding
School.
Sanostee won the first place
with 48 points. Shiprock scored 8
points and Teecnospos had 3 points.
The results of the tournament
are as follows:
Fifth Grade Division (BoyS)
1St. place--RObert Chase, San
ostee: End. place--Richard Miller,
Sanostee: 3rd. place - Melvin
Willie. Shiprock.
Fourth Grade Division (Boys)
1st. place--Custer Allen. San
ostee: End. place--Jimmy Tso.
Teecnospos: 3rd. place--Stanley
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For additional information and ap-
pointment, call Alexandria, FL.
1890, Extension ass.
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Technicians
Challenging Opportunities
Available With
Atlantic Research

N4AOAASAA5AAA5 OPSSA SeA@AAS
Available With
Atlantic Research
Corporation
Positions available with
Atlantic Research at our
rocket facility mr.. Gaines
vile, Va. ION county I'd.
674, south, off Rites. 90
211), for CHEMICAL
TECHNICIANS and ME-
CHANICAL TECHNI-
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background in chemistry
or mechanical engineer
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Expanding rocket opera
lions have created sew
eral TECHNICAL OP-
orator openings fol
high school graduates
with mechanical ability,
to work in production OF
solid propellant rocket
systems.
For additional information and ap-
pointment, call Alexandria, FL.
1900, Extension ass.
Atlantic
Research
Corporation
SHIRLEY HWY. AND EDSALL RID.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
An Eaual-opportunity Employer
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CLAIMS Professor
Age IS to Is, at least 3 yrs. expert
paple Of making decisions based
on written rules. Must have neat
handwriting and be able to type.
Prefer someone who has worked
with public but not essentia l..
good future for capable, conscien-
fious person, 5-day. 3S-hr. week.
employe benefits, Apply CARDAH
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Bldg, 1908 X st. NV.
CLERK-Mature woman for Job
dealing with public. Falls Church
area, g days to S1.25 hr.
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CLERK TYPIST

Interesting work and op-
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with large real estate and
mortgage loan firm. Good
starting salary and sub
stantial fringe benefits.
Must be his. graduate and
good typist. Call MR.. ALL
MUTT. DI. 1890.
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DISTRIBUTION
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seeking an experienced man
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warehousing operation, Ap-
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years Of age, and about 80
minutes from the HyattS-
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should include customer
contact, supervision and
record keeping. Building
products experience desir-
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Send resume including sel-
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ND,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY MD.
ELECTRoLUX CORPORA
TON needs several men
in these areas for Sales
and Service work, these
are permanent full-time
positions with earnings
potential in five figures.
We will accept a limited
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