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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-10
WHAT'S COOKING
Cook Squash
The Easy Way

Tuna PattieS With Mushroom Sauce
Potato Sticks Spinach Buttered Carrots
Baked Pears With Lemon Sauce
Tuna Patties With Mushroom Sauce
Of mushroom tablespoons CHOPPED onion
soup Dash pepper
cans q each) Fine dry bread crumbs
tuna, drained and flaked tablespoons salad oil
u cup fine dry bread u cup milk
crumbs
Blend u cup OF the undiuted soup with tuna bread
crumbs onion and pepper Shape into patties roll in
bread crumbs Brown pates both sides in hot oil in
skillet STR milk into remaining soup; heat and
sauce with tuna patties. -Four servings.
SATURDAY
Spdreribs and SduerkTdut Mashed Potatoes
Nodded Tomato ASptc Corn Sticks
Pumpkin Pie
Nodded Tomato Aspic
! can Q0h ounces) tomato Salad green's
aspc Sweet pickle slices
cup diced vegetables, Stuffed olives
fresh cooked
Melt tomato aspic in top Of double boiler stirring
constantly Stir in diced vegetables and mixture into
2-cup gelatin mold Chill until firm. Unmod salad
and garnish with thin pickle slices and stuffed
olives. -Four servings
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SUNDAY
oUen-Fried Chicken Breasts Candied Street Potatoes
Brussels Sprouts Corn Pudding
Fruit BaUdr1n Coffee
Fruit Bavarian
tablespoons plain gelatin can pound fruit cock
ia cups milk tail
eggs Y cup chopped dates
! cup sugar "a cup toasted slivered
"a teaspoon salt almonds
Combine gelatin and milk in ton 1," of double boler
When gelatin has softened place hot water and stir
until gelatin is dissolved Beat and sugar together
until thick and emoncoored. Pour hot milk eggs
and combine thoroughly Return mixture double boiler
and cook stirring constantly until it coats metal spoon
Stir in salt and vanilla. Chill until mixture begins to
thicken Drain fruit cocktail fold in along with dates
and almonds Whip and fold carefully into custard
Pour into Soup mold and chill until firm Unmoid and II
desired garnsh with canned frozen raspberes or straw
berries drained Makes eight servings.
MONDAY
Stuffed Green Peppers Lima Beans
Tossed Salad Chocolate Cake PUDDING
Stuffed Green Peppers
- medium green peppers u cup chopped green
Il cup chopped onion / teaspoon salt
IA teaspoons Taoasco Ia cups cooked rice
Remove tops of green peppers: SCOOP out seeds and
white membrane. Drop peppers into boiling water and
simmer for minutes Combine beef onion pepper Tabasco
and salt in skillet saue until pepper is tender Add
rice and mix we'll Stuff each pepper with about q cup of
lining Place peppers standing up in creased baking dish
Bake IN moderate oven (s75 degrees 30 minutes or until
peppers are tender. -Four servings.
Lamb Chops Baked pototoe,
Mashed Squash With Bacon ToppinO
CoLe Sldw Apple BroDn Betty
Mashed Squash With Bacon Topping
: cups cooked mashed hard l tablespoon sugar
sHeh WINTER squash tablespoons butter or
Hubbard acorn margarine
q teaspoon salt tablespoons bacon drip
70 teaspoon ground black pings
pepper strips crisp bacon
10 COOK squash the easy way wash. leave whole and
place in large saucepan with boiling water TO cover
LOOK covered until tender Cooking time depends upon
size OF squash Remove squash from water cut in half
Scrape out seeds and rngy portion discard Scoop out
cooked squash and mash Add salt pepper sugar butter
and bacon drippngs Mix we'll Turn into a serving dish
Sprinkle top with crmbled bacon Serve hot Six servings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-10
Lime Fruit Fluff

Don't tempt those who. are
watching Galleries with lime
fruit fluff for it is an irresis-
table dessert. Dissolve a 3
ounce package Of lime fla
vored gelatin and u cup
sugar in Ia cups hot canned
pineapple Juice; chill until
partially thickened. Fold in
a 1 pound can Of drained
fruit cocktail and / cup heavy
cream, whipped. Carefully
spoon fruit mixture over "a
cup chocolate cooky crumbs
spread in a 9-inch square
cake pan. Sprinkle with ad-
ditional crumbs; chill until
firm. Serve cut into squares.
Six to eight servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-10
Sovory Meat Loof Gets
A Cheese Topping

A new version of the ever
popular meat loaf presents an
attractive appearance on the
table, Savory meat loaf is
topped with melted cheese,
and inside are a few surprise
ingredients for unique flavor
ready-to-serve bologna
and spicy chilli sauce.
It's a generous sized loaf,
too one you'll enjoy
carrying to pot lucks, serving
company or Just the family.
Any leftovers can be heated
in the broiler or served cold
in sandwiches.
SavOry Meat Loaf
2 pounds ground beef
"a pound bologna, ground or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-10

very finely chopped
~ cups cracker crumbs
l tablespoon grated onion
2 eggs, slightly beaten
/ cup chilli sauce
~ teaspoons salt
u teaspoon pepper
3 thin slices American cheese
Paprika
Combine ground beef, bolo-
gna. cracker crumbs, onion.
eggs, chilli sauce, salt and
pepper. Pack in a 9x9-inch
loaf pan. Place slices Of
cheese on meat loaf. Sprinkle
with paprika. Bake in a slow
oven 900 degrees) ~ hours.
Eight servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

The finance ministers Of
both Indian and Pakistan
agree that II the two nations
had harm onious relations,
trade could be vaustly multi
piled, defense budgets shaved
down and the development
pace significantly speeded up.
Mutual suspicious and re-
ordinations have plagued ef-
forts by both Gen. Ayub and
Mr.. Nehru to end the quarrel.
In 1859, Gen. Ayub proposed a
Joint defense Of the sub-conti-
nent, then made 1t unaccepta-
BILE to India by tying 1t to q
Kashmir settlement and max
ing it applicable to Afghanistan
and the Soviet Union.
Pakistan reacted to Mr..
Nehru's rejection of the Joint
defense proposal by counting
China. Within months Gen.
Ayub propoeed that the border
between Pakistan-o C cupie d
Kashmir and China's oil and
mineral rich Sinkiang province
coveted by both Czarist and
Soviet Russia) be permanently
settled by agreement Of Picking
and Rawalpindi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Mrs. Nhu Doubts
She Impressed
Senator Kennedy

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia,
Sept. IL (AP).-Mrs. Ngo Dinh
Nhu said today she is not sure
she impressed President Ken
nedy's brother. Senator Ed
ward Kennedy. at lunch yes
terday.
Asked at a news conference
If there were any results from
her meeting with the Senator
and other United States. Con-
gresSmen, Mrs. Nhu told news
men:
II don't know. They have
not shown anything. I have
not told them all that I have
told you"
At the lunch, Mrs. Nhu gave
her side Of the crisis in South
Wet Nam.
Mrs. Nhu said she wasn't
sure where she would travel
next.
Yesterday I decided to 60
to Rome first, but this morn
ing I changed my mind" she
said. This morning I felt
like eating 'mashoy' "a Moroc-
can lamb dish) and perhaps
I will go to Morocco first"
She said she had no inten-
ton of seeing officials Of any
Of the countries she will visit,
including the United States.
I'm Rome I want to go shop
ping" she said. II know some
good shops there with good
clothing for children"
She has four. the eldest 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
India-Pakistan Feud Weakens Both

10000 square miles Of Indian
territory in northern Kashmir's
Ladakh became threatened by
an Indian military buildup.
tn Pakistan- China border
agreement. signed this year,
symbolized the two countries
recognition that they have q
real, If limited, community OF
interest.
Pakistan'S alliance with the
United States through SEATO
and CENTO had not been as
profitable as 1t originally
hoped. 1t failed to help 1t gain
Kashmir. 1t burdened Its econ
omy with a huge military es-
Enlistment and 1t has isolated
Pakistan from the largely I'M
committed Afro-Asian bloc.
While friendship with China
is emotionally appealing to
most Pakistanis. mostly to spite
India, 1t has practical disad-
vantages.
Pakistani leaders admit there
Is no reliable alternative to
United States military and eco
nomic aid; nor do they want to
get much cozier with Red Chi
ma.
Pakistan Is suggesting the
Kashmir problem be put in
cold storage for present. This
may be prompted by an APP
praisal that neither India nor
Pakistan can safely allow the
disputed valley to come under
the others control.
The northern Kashmir areas
Of Gilgit and Baltistan are vital
to Pakistan's defense, while the
Indian defense of the Hima-
layas would be gravely weak
But with settlement Of Kash-
mir frozen, there would be little
chance Of O breakthrough to
harmonious relations between
India and Pakistan. Their in
evitable reconciliation, 90 Vita
for free Asia's future, may thus
come too late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

Richard Gardner. Deputy
Assistant Secretary Of State for
International Organizations,
will speak on Concepts of the
Role Of the Secretary General"
at 8 pm. Tuesday at the first
in a series Of Dag Hammar-
skiold Memorial Lectures at In
ternational Student House,
1925 r street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

Ocean," q push, he said, which
was bound to increase If India
and Pakistan 60 on squabbling
with each other"
The other expert reading Is
that China seeks no territorial
gains but badly wants prestige,
power and q worldwide repu-
tation as the unquestioned
leader Of the non-white peo-
Piles. China, this argum en- {
says, seeks to create tributary
states along It's borders, re-
sponsible to China's will.
Obviously India and Pakistan
stand in the way. Their
combined population Of almost
900 million seriously challenges
China's TOO millions. Mr.. Macs
strategy to dominate both ap-
parently is to first unite with
his secondary enemies-Pakis-
tan, Burma, Nepal and Ceylon.
Once isolated, his primary tar
get, India, can be softened by
occasional shocks Of brutality,
such as blitzkrieg Himalayan
attacks, while the Indian econ
omy collapSes under the weight
! of an unrealistic defense budget.
Goodwin Teams
Mr.. Mao has been aIarmingly
successful already. Today Chi
nese good will teams throng
South Asia debating persua-
sively that China's attack on
India last fall was forced by
New Delhi's arrogant" refusal
to negotiate the disputed HI
malayan borders.
China's surprise withdrawal
last winter Just as Assam s
Brahmaputra Valley stood
within its easy grasp is cited as
proof of Peking's reasonable
attitude. Brighten e d Afro
Asians, including most Pakista-
mis-, jump at this opportunity to
pretend to believe in Chinese
good intentions.
Today China's position is de-
Tended not only on Radio Pc
king, but m the streets Of Ka-
bull, Karachi, Kathmandu.
Colombo and Nairobi, and even,
according to some recent re-
ports, by a tiny minority in
the United States.
such diplomatic triumphs
indicate that Asia's only hope
Of frustrating Mr.. Macs long
term design Is for India and
Pakistan to patch their feud
and maintain stable govern
ments and growing economies.
Both have made modest eco
nomic gains in the past 16
years; national output in both
has grown 3.5 per cent yearly.
offset by equally fast popula-
tons gains Of 2 per cent. Unit
ed States economic aid, 50 bill
lion to Pakistan and IS billion
to India, has furnished nearly
half of each country's badly
needed foreign exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Common Interests

China first ignored the offer
than eagerly accepted it last
year, when its occupation of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
IMPORTANT

We Must Make Room For Arrival Of Our New Fall Stock!
Unprecedented suyngs Competing from the counts Fore
most Maker Displayed in One of Wushngtons Most
Beautiful Shorooms! Come See and Select with Utmost
Confidence at p Hinkel for 81 Years Tradition Of
Variety and Value IFS An Event You Just Cont Overlook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

fences. How back-breaking to bend over a
fireplace to tend kettle or a-spit. Men ad-
mire the great oak beams in the framework
of the house, fastened with wooden pegs.
Note how the north side of the roof comes
within few feet Of the ground. Here the
SHOWS of 300 winters have drifted down.
That fragrance? Bayberry candles. Curator
Strong Handicapped them himself. A home
to remember be it ever so humble.
''Coing home for Christmas the loveliest
words in any tongue. -THE END
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

has Outlasted the Petticoat, and this we
include with our family dinner. Mrs. Dayton
calls it Crandma's Plum Pudding, but which
Grandmother she doesn't know (see recipe,
Page 49,. She makes the buildings individual,
steaming them in custard cups. At serving
time each is topped with lighted candle.
This is pudding lightly spiced and not as
fruit-heavy as the usual pudding ball.
This might well be the very pudding Mrs.
Mary Miller sent rolling down Pudding Hill,
that steP-up place at the corner Of Woods
Lane and Ocean Avenue. The story goes that
the Millers were having a New England
Boiled Dinner = corned beef and cabbage
and other vegetables, and the pudding, all
bubbling merrily in the same pot. British
soldiers came putting up the hill and said
they came to eat. Not with Mary! She threw
the dinner, kettle and all, out the door. 1t
went flying ten ways for Sunday as the big
kettle bounced along. The British did not
dine at Independent Mary's table!
A VISIT with Mrs. Charles ]. Osborne, an
"Out-of-town girl as they say in East HamP-
ton when native son brings in wife from
away. But Pat, modern as they come, fits
nicely into the traditional village life. She
loves cooking, and for every day does it the
quick way. But for holidays she likes to fea-
ture at least one Old-time recipe from the
Osborne family. She told us proudly the
0sbOrnes came to East Hampton in 1850.
Mince meat made with beef, that's her spe-
cialty from down the years (see right.
Likely in the beginning this was made
with venisOn, although it is claimed that in
the whaling days cooks used whale meat in
mince pie. When fresh, this wouldn't be
too different from beef. PATHS second-best
mince meat, quick and equally good, is also
included.
Mrs. Edwin L. Sheriff. has one of the
loveliest houses in town, the old family home
stead on SOrings Road, property bought in
1892 by Nathaniel Sheriff. Her house is fur
nished completely with antiques, mostly fam
lily owned, including a DOminy clock. On her
kitchen shelf is handwritten book of old
time recipes. One of her favOrites is for
Grandma Parsons Molasses Cookies (see
Page 2O) made in quantity at Christmas time.
n HUNDRED years ago, she told me, more
mOlasses than sugar was used in East HamP-
ton. Unlike New England, Long Island has
no sugar maple trees, and cane sugar, except
the dark brown kind, was hard to come by.
But plenty of mOlasses came to Sag HarbOr
on sailing vessels from the West Indies.
East Hampton folks are great for walking.
After holiday dinner they like to stretch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
CHRISTMAS MIMeE MGAT

CHRISTMAS MIMeE MEAT
tMs osbonsl
" pounds oppiss. peeled oDd chopped
ApOOnds finely chopped cooked beef
ApoVnds seedess ruisins
2 pounds oUrrunfs
IPoUnd sOsi. finely dropped
IpOUOd brown Ugor
IpOUnd eitron. finely dropped
z qOorts sweet cider
cups boiled cider lreeipe belowl
IqUorf molosses " cup soil
tablespoon e0ch: m0cs, ein0omon, 0Apioe.
nUfmeg. ground cloves 0nd white pepper
" CUP rose wufer (optiOO0iO
Combine all ingredients except the
rose water. Simmer for hour. Stir
in rose water. Pour into sterilized
jars. Seal. Yield: IL quarts mince
meat. SoILsD CIDER, Boil 2 quarts
sweet cider, stirring frequently, until
reduced to 2 cups.
GVERV OAV MINcE MGAT Pc
tMB- Osbornsl
z cups chopped 0PpIss
cup chopped cooked beef
u cup chopped sVst lcyp brown sUgor
"a cup ssedIess ruisins
VI cup orange m0rm0lode
Ie0spoon sof teaspoons einnomon
VI teaspoon OHspiee VI tsospOon nutmeg
Juice Of lemon
Combine all ingredients; mix well.
Bring to a boil. Boil S minutes, STIR
ring constantly. Let stand l hour be-
fore using. Yield: l quart mince
meat, enough for two 9-inch pies.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
SECRETARY

Good shorthand and typing es-
Sential. Washington office OF
famous large company. Excellent
company benefits. Call FE 7-S5OO
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Jobs
PEGGY TOWNE
PERSONNEL
RESIDENT MANAGER

experienced in large garden-type
apt. development. Must have own
car. apt. plus salary commensu-
rate With experience and ability.
! IAN Sssall NH. MOLL, 9 to 70, 333-
| 300. UNITED INVESTORS MOT
| CORP. ~ OI'o wv !.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

hLoIUENI MANAGER for 22-unil
garden apt. Arl. This is an excel
oDpoIt Tor an energetic couple
agement. Apply in person WITH
written details TO DITTMAR co
WIG N. Quincy ST., Arl. Mon. Fri
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TELLER-CLERK

Part-tlme in downtown
credit union CS:30 to ) ev-
cry other Friday, prefer
experienced. Must be good
penman, good at figures and
good on l0-key adding ma
chine. Age 25-45. Sl.15 hr.
nIr ~
Evening star., 1963-01-13
TEIIER-CI.ERK

In credit union in NV.
section. MUST be able to
type, run lO-key adding ma
chine, be good penman and
Age 2l-4O. SIS wk. to start.
Employee benefits. DU.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
llOl Lee Hwy, Arl., Va.
An EGual-opportunity Employer
SECRETARY

social service orRani-
cation needs intelligent, exper.
steno. for interesting, Responsible
position, 9-5. Excel. fringe benefits
plus modern downtown bldg, cony.
public transp. EX. 3-52S4, Ext.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
RESIDENT MANAGER

Mature lady, 30-4S years of age
LOT potential 600-unit luxury gar
cen apt. project in good Mary
land location. Applicant Should
nave resident manager or assist,
ant manager experience anr
should have no children. Attrac
i've g-oedrm. apt. and good sal
Evening star., 1963-01-13
YOUNG LADY

Previous administrative experience
necessary. Able to work with mini
mum supervision. Typing 4O-5O
W.p.m. necessary. Company bene-
fits. Downtown location.
SEE MR.. RODDY, 4th FLOOR
An Equal Opportunity EMPLOYER
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses received as extra rewards.
Just show Fashion Froc KS to
friends. No investment. canvassing
or experience necessary. FASHION
FROCKS. Dept. L-26l9. Cinein-
natl ;. Ohio.
Al SECY.- .-sTENO. Capitol Hill,
S5,2O0-S5, 800. 10 openings, exper.
steno immed. Miss Lee. BOYD'S,
700 10Th NV. Welcome.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

must be experienced
Shor thand necessary, versatile
Varied office duties, good com.
Pany benefits. salary open, Neal
Takoma Park. 526-l9SS.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
WOMEN WANTED
WRITER ANALYST

For weekly economic publication.
Ability to analyze and summarize
logically variety Of materials
dealing with federal regulatory
matters. Economic BACKGROUND,
familiarity with federal admini-
stratiye procedures. or experience
with analytical publication help
full. Send resume with experience
AMIR Star
Evening star., 1963-01-13

h,oIUENI MANAGER Tor a rar-
iden-type project Of 29O units on
"a ave, extd. Must have local
res. and be experienced. Salary
plus apt Contact Mr. FIison
Monday between p and II : ~ M
az b. y. SAUL co MA Roinn
Evening star., 1963-01-13

TELLER-Position available with
tion. Duties include the sale Of
Travellers Cheques and Money
Orders with routine clerical work.
Must be neat and accurate and
able to meet the public. Liberal
employee benefits. 35 hr. work
week. Starting salary $50 per wk.
Apply to AMERICAN EXPRESS
Co, 622 14th St.. NV, See Mr..
Hedrick
Evening star., 1963-01-13
SECRETARIES SIS nnn
SECRETARY

Confidential position. mature yom-
an with aptitude for figures Av-
erage shhd., type 80 w.p.m, Mt.
Rainier, N. E. area. Starting sal
ary S4,530 yr. Call Wanda Nc
kenney. 779-S4S4, WILLIS &
HARIWELL, lie. empl., 37IS r. /.
ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
administrative for
bethesda residential development
ana building firm. 25-4O. some
college pref. Strong references req
Bring resume. Salary commensu-
rate with experience. OIL. 6-55SS
Evening star., 1963-01-13

TEACHERS. Positions now, S4,5OO-
$1,000. ADAMS TEACHERS AGEN-
CY, sos l4th st. NV, oath Year.
TELEPHONE CLERK, expr., age 30
80, simple records. Visit Mr.
Wright. BOYD'S, 200 18th. NV.
TELEPHONE SALES-SURVEY. Good
phone personality. DAYS 10 TO 3
or mites Z to 8. Sl.50 hr. Fast
raises. 399-7712 or 5S7-6565.
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Telephone Secretary
REcEPTIoNIsT

At lobby desk in Carlton House. an
air conditioned 4S5-unit apt.
bldg, $500 Wisconsin ave. Sec
retarial service and PIX. Hrs:
800 to l1:3O pm. Excellent en-
vironment. Permanent position and
good salary for personable and
dependable woman between 80 and
80 with experience on either Sec
retarlal or PIX board. Call FE.
7-44O7 for appointment 10 be
fVfarNfamaa
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HELP WOMEN
SALESLADY

setter dresses, suits, coats, exclu-
SiSe SHOP, 5,day wk., 9:30-6 pm.
JOAN ROBERTS, 100 Conn. ave.
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TYPIST. part time, permanent, for
insurance office, paid vacation
MATTRESSES
EXPERIENCED
THE HECHT co,

Part time and full time. Meals and
uniforms furnished. Discount on
purchases. Apply Mrs. Salter'
MARYLAND Room
Evening star., 1963-01-13

Experienced, dictation required, foi
work in office of heavy construc.
ton firm in HyattsVille, Nd. In
teresting and varied work. Cal
for appointment. UN. 4-303O.
SECY., GIRL FIRDAY, RECEIPTS
, ANNETTE TATELMAN
"a woodward Bldg, RE. 7-4414
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Continued on Next PAGE,
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Secy. $1,000
FEE PAID

Excellent opportunity for young
lady with excellent secretarial
skills, with research organiza-
ton, Must be citizen. Age 25-35.
BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN OFFICE
TOP BENEFITS
Evening star., 1963-01-13
TELLER

Is TO 80, immed. opening fol
young lady interested in training
for a career position. Must be
attractive and neat. Some typine
required. . to 4. 5 days a week
To $40 dep. on quail. and ability
Call Clara I, TIott,, 735-l222i
WILLIS q, 4 HARIwELL, dlssen,sed dss n,oS
Heights shopping center, NARROW
Heights, Md.
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SECRETARY-I.EGAI-
SECRETARY

Fairfax, Va. Exper. in general le-
gal nee. Title exper. pref. Ton
salary guar. Replies confidential.
Home kE. 6-67ll or office CR,
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SWITCHBOARD
OPERATORS

SECRETARlAL
Experienced operators (2) for
large modern upper 10th. st. NV.
apt. house. One full time perma-
nent Job, one relief operator (2
days week.. Excellent salary for
neat dependable women. Call Res.
Nor TIL g-l6lb
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SECRETARY

Experienced. industrious girl 10,
responsible position as secretary
TO sales dept. Shorthand essential
REQUIRE person with Initiative tC
handle varied office work, AppiS
SOUTHERN IRON WORKS, INC
shirley hwy. and EdSall I'd
Springfield, Va. FL. 4-55OO.
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TEMPORARY

Oldest temporary hell
service needs expd. stenos anc
elee. typiSts. Work 2 to > day.
Wk. in select offices mo ewes
Top pay. no fees. SOS" I'll
I4th 81. NV. ST. 3-l912.
, 1963-11-20

I. The R-s's self-adjusting 4-wheel disc brakes won't dis
tort or fade, grab or pull
Z. You drive more safely when you see more. A fact: The
RIB has 26.9 square feet Of window area.
s The Renault R-8 is more maneuyerable than any
Detroit car. The RS turns a full circle IN only 1876 feet.
4. The Renault R-s comes with c~hildproOf safety locks
on the rear doors.
:. The Renault R-8 is softly (but frnly) sprung on 4 IN
dividual coils and each coil is supplemented by an air
, 1963-11-20

filed rubber buffer. Result: better control at the wheel.
9. The R-8's rear-engine traction means better control in
snow or rain. It means better control, too, in sand or mud.
I8.9, 10, Il, II, Il, a, IS. These safety features are
standard on the RS. A dished steering wheel. A padded
dash panel. Windshield washers. Padded sun visors. Re
cessed interior door handles. Rustproofng. Electric wind
shield wipers. Bumper guards. Windshield defrosters.
16. Another kind Of safety feature: expert Renault ser
vice, to keep your car in the best running condition.