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Copper River current., 1963-10-11

(Note- The Kenny Lake News is now being written by Mrs. Marie (Ralph) Barnard," a young Kenny Lake home- steader, and mother of. r2 young gsters The Kenny Lake community turned out on Sunday, the 22nd of September, fo1 a surprise hOuseWarming on the Jack Rogers family. Everyone joined in fo1 a potluck dinner and a gift was pre- sented as a HWel comen to our comnun- ity.
 Paul Hamilton spent three weeks recently at home and in this time comp1ated the building of his log house.
 4 joint birthday party was cele- brated at the John Absher home on Oct 3rd in honor of the birthdays of Ricky Alley and Bob AbSher. <:
 The Kentona Club met Oct } at the home of Ina Lincoln wi tn l2 members present. The next meeting will be Oct. r at the home Bf Paggy Virgin with The1ma Hartman as cO-hOstess.
 Cake and coffee were served Satur- day evening at the Bob Bice home as Kenny Lakers gathered to bid "good7 bye" to the Bices and their son Skee1 who left Monday for Texas for the winter. This S the Bices first trip Tout" in , years.
 Work Is progressing on the Kenny Lake Chapel. The billings are in and the Rev. Virgin is working steadily on the structure.
 New in our area is Charles Ferber who is homesteading on the Pippin Lake road.
 Several of the local women gathered at the home of Rosie Absher on Mon., t.7th, for "Wahoo". Lunch was served by Mrs Absher and Hrs Bri n
 The Kenny Rake Community Advance- ment League had it's monthly business meeting Friday, Sept. 18th. Nomin- ations were opened for all offices and the election will be held on Oct. llth. Sam LightWood was made building supervisor of the communi ty building with the resignation of Roy Britain. Rev. Virgin gave a report on the new church. Volunteers will be needed for both of these pro- jects |.
 Home from the Univer sity of Ala ska for. the weekend was Junior Hunt, son of MT and Mrs Francis Hunt.
 Al R0ig. and Tom Ross will be leav- ing in the near future for the"South 48".
 Preparations for winter are obvi ous all along the road. The constructi on c a 1rnOc ct Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09

The sUbUrbun MuYIand Builders AssOuHion invites
these nine ov3sFandns communities O
for at the price went 70 in community you'll
like living In objective always
provide yOv with Better Communities
Livins.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09

Do you get enough heat in
your home or apartment on cold
winter days? If not. you may be
able to remedy the problem with
out too much difficulty.
L. If the thcrmostat reads II,
but the room is uncomfortably
cool, you may have a lamp, TV
set or other heat producing APP
pliance too close to the thermo-
stat Move them.
2. Ii the radiator is warm.
but the room is cold, be sure you
have good circulation in the
room Hot air rises, but it won
warm the room unless il can
move around. Try opening door
to another room, 10 get the air
moving.
g. II the radiator makes loud
knocking noise when the heat IS
turned up, lift the end of the
radiator not connected to the pipe.
and place a small block of wood
(about one-quarter inch Thick
under il This will enable the
water to drain, and eliminate
the knocking, as well as increase
your heating efficiency.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
HVRlH NEWS

Holy Communion was ObSery-
ed Sunday at Peoples Commun.
ity Church Al also concluded the
ninth anniversary celebration of
the church
The guest speaker during the
broadcast over MCIiB was I h Z
Rev. Marion c. Bascom. pastor
OF Douglas Memorial Community
Church, Baltimore. Maryland.
The Rev Dir. Bascom preach
ed a dynamic sermon on When
We Pray
In his closing remarks DR.. Bias
com declared. "a mans pray llge
generally determines what he
thinks about God"
Prayer. the decalogue and scrip
turc were By the Rev. ID. V. Stew
ant, the associate pastor.
Among the songs rendered by
the Chanccl Choir and the Com.
munity Gospel Choir were "Aint
That Good News" and There's
No Failure In God" respectively.
Sunday, Oct. 10 will be observ.
ed as Harvest Home Day" with
the members donating canned
goods for the needy.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
ey ISAAC JONES

c = BraCkett mas never stu
died laW but did q good job last
week in representing himself be-
fore Recorders Judge Elvin l..
Davenport.
Bracket. ~ Of 1916 Thcod-
ore. was CHARGED with drunke-
ness dc vas arrested on the
street near ms home. while walk
ing his dos. ~Skippy," a seven
month old English Sheep.
The arrcsting officer said
Bracket was not in any condi.
ton TO be walking dog lie
said il looked Ike the dog was
waiking Bracket
Il was lying down resting,
he explained. but my dog want
"a 10 20 for walk He kept on
brin sins my shoes 10 the bed
Tor me to get up
Bracket, further stated that
his dos was pulling him That
made me look like | was stag.
9crlng
judge Davenport found Brack-
CT guilty and gave him sue
pended sentence.
The old familiar saying that
some excuse is better than no
excuse. didn't woik for Qulnlan
Hendrix before recorders Judge
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
NOVEMBER STEWARDSHIP
MOSfH At SECOND
S,CHiFlES TWO EVENTS

NnenDcf u 2t fl Baptist
ta-.sn W Dcif4 ls ..u.-i
coa' nor'n iyr te meu -r.
women os rD'n -fo-t, ot,ere
tae; anrua. c4y e.s.n- tn
gnpni1 lr sapaesn Z. pya riAs
,pegsl pf9le i.s' slads} -
Ess Aun ehslfel a sp.ciol 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
Church Role As
Moral Agent
Discussed At
Howard Univ.

WASHINGTON. p { - Lead
ers IL the field ct clyil rights.
lsoor sad religion slll convene
!. hos sr1 lnhtrsliy next week
dr41- ;rS s7lh Analz! ConNo-
e1.40z ~ iAc school, 0i Religion
10 discuss The Church As Moral
A.enl 81 Amersc4n So.leiN
lne ihene ot ihe three day
rect.r- >D>t-1oeg l2-7 ~l-l
* 1y.t.oqed IL : series oi lee
turcs an0 DISCUSSIONS scheduled
ics tie s. alrsl 81 Religion Builo-
I- sAth street and Howard
F.--s fs. snv,st Inc meetln-s
Vii b. opea 10 Inc public
Az ~ iae speakers fer ne
Son>ocsacn N.J be = Philip
Arc0.pt rr-st1eni o. The Brol
hefhoo u S,etlir- Car P0riers
md ,lce presIueal oi The All
ClO ~ Mrs.cs = He.1nklSs.
selre,sg. ~ the Corncil for high
er E44ezt-gn United Cn4rcn q
Chrls; Howard jers-ns. II q.
ine A4-onsl l-4tor Relations
B0afi sn1 F-'r.eis I nasris.
e.-chsism.n % me President :
National hvwer Committee on
CNll ki-.t- sn1 aSslsisri PRO
te,ssr u i-a q, Howard
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09

much You will have long hap
py life. without any children.
You'll never be rich. bul YOU
will get the things you want
What the cards failed 70 tel
were that Mrs. Day is police
woman and that Recorder Jud-
&c Elvin l.. Davenport would
find the fortune teller guilty and
fine her SIS or 80 days ~ the
Detroit House oi Correction.
The long arm Of lhe lea final.
~ caught up with barbara Mont
gomcry-she IS in the lsilhouse
now.
Mrs Montgomery p Of 1923
Blaine. was found guilty Of con.
tributing TO the delinquency Of
her five minor children
Police said she left The child
rem alone in their arLiment.
She also left an iron. which vas
plugged in. sitting on The floor
near couch. a fire Was started
by the hot iron.
Judge Davenport rcmanicd
Mrs. Montgomery until Novcm.
Der l3. She was referred to the
courts clinic and probation dc.
partment TO determine W h a I
makes the young mother act in
the manner described above
Mrs. Margaret Pcttics. 38. Of
1862 Charleviox. was shot and
killed last week during an argu.
ment in her home with her com
mon-law husband.
Held for investigation OF muir
der is James Milton, 40, of the
same address.
Homicide detectives said Mil.
ton admitted the Staying. He ac.
cused Mrs. Pctiies OF attacking
him with a knife.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
Facing The Judge

ElNin l. Davenport on Halloween
Day
Hendrix. no home, was charg.
cd with entering without permis
sion
The complainant, Sewell Cut
ting Of 438 Henry, told the
court that he was out Of his
room for about five minutes.
When | returned | saw a pair
OF feet protruding from beneath
my bed. | locked the door and
called police"
The officers arrived and placed
Hendrix under Arrest.
What were you looking for
in this mans room?" inquired
Judge Davenport.
Il just went in there to take
rest replied the youth.
You went in there 70 take
something" snapped Judge Dav-
onport, but you didn't get the
chance
Hendrix was found guilty and
fined SIS in cold cash or 30
days Of his freedom behind pri-
son walls at the Detroit House
OIL Correction.
Can playing cards truthfully
forecast the future That ques-
ton was answered last week in
Recorders Court when Dorothy
Stanley appeared before the bar
OF Justice on the complaint OF
fortune telling.
Mrs Stanley, 81. Of 10482
Northlawn, was arrested after
giving Policewoman. Dorothy
Day. card reading for So.
Here are few of the good
things the cards are alleged "a
have foretold in behalf of the
policcwoman:
Your husband loves you very
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
Society 0oing,
By Mary Belle Rhodes


Mr.. and Mrs James Williams
OF Canton were hosts to an en-
ioyable Sunday evening dinner
party a, their lovely heme.
Decors OF Fall flowers were
seen on the piano, buffet and
cocktail table The hosts served
a deiighlful dinner OF roast lamb
and country steak with appro-
pirate side dishes making II most
enjoyable.
Dinner guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin Causcy. Mr. ana
Mrs. Waiter Kcndrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Kcnnebrew, Mr.. and
Ans Lester Iiarl. Mr. and Mrs,
James Poole. Sir. aud Mrs. Ern-
cst Cabulc. NJ and ,irs. Thur
mon Bell and Mr and Mrs. Jake
Matthew
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
THE HOUR-A-DAY STUDY
CLUB

The ladies of the "Hour.A-Day
study Club" of Windsor. Onta.
RIO. are to be complimented for
their ability TO comprehend, de-
wise and discuss any given sub.
Ject that may be assigned 10
them intellectually, because all
clubs do not carry this calibcr
of members.
The Current Topic Study Club
was happy 10 have them on the
panel discussion.
Club Roster; Mcsdamcs Vivian
Nall. Irene Stewart. IIilliard
Dunsy, Gladys Browning. LAWS
Lucas Edna Proctor, Effle
" cI Is. Ada Ellsworth. Luclla
White. Gladys Vandykc, Louise
Rock, Elizabeth Washington. Ar
della Jacobs. IIilda Watkins.
Gwcndolyn Harrison and Verna
ChaitcrS Mrs. NJ. Talbot, presi.
dcnt
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
kAclREMA HUSBANDS SHOW
APPRECIATION

sunday afternoon. il was Just
one Of those adorable things
thh Non never tire of hearing
Ct. especially If you are the re-
cpicnl- 1 appreciate you for
this, that and everything" so
Tie husbands and swcethearts
OF Naclrcma Club gave An Ap.
probation Sunday to their wives
and Swecthearts.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
PHINocLE CLUB

Mrs. Thelma Hancock enter.
taincd the Phinocle Club Satur-
day. at her home. A delightful
dinner was served, then Phino.
Gle became very interesting.
Members include Mcsd-mcs:
Gcorgina Harding. Corinne Book
cl, Marie Walker, Gwendolsn
Harrison. Thelma Hancocn. Mar.
guerlte Causey. frankie Nelson.
Mae Mitchell and lrma Wells,
also Marie Walker.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09

Sunday afternoon The West
side Charity Council gave their
annual celebration al the Naci.
RENE Club with many in attend
ance
The mistress Of ceremonies was
Mrs Matte x Brown and she
opened the meeting by singing.
lift Every Voice and Sing i.
by j. ". Johnson, which was
followed by the Lords Prayer
Mrs John Current brought greet
lngs A very lovely program was
gwen and much appreciated by
the audience. then Mrs. Della
Lee presented the guest speak
el. Mrs. Fay Bruce, who gave US
food for thought
llostesscS: Mrs. Pinkie Ervings,
Mrs MINNIE Ross. Mrs Jose Jor-
dap. program chairman, presi-
dsn,. yitula Brown.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
ALTAR CIRCLE

Second Baptist Altar Circle,
one Of the popular clubs Of the
church. held their regular meet.
ins at The Nacirema Club with
the conecnial hostess. Mrs. Ola
Poole Of Both Street.
Their agenda is always loaded
with useful ideas. which is taken
care OF by the efficient president,
Mrs Mary Walker.
Mrs Walter Aralones. of Deca-
tur, Alabama, stay in Detroit
was most joyous among friends
and also meeting new acquaint-
ances.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09

Friday november p 1863. the
sierl WORKERS Communications
comm Inc VIII hold their AN
Annsai bali 1t The veteran Mcm-
DIAL Building Grand Ballroom,
lol IS Jefferson Music Viii be
- jimmy Wilkins and Band.
q " ard Viii tc presented to
JOHN Le~is. James Baldwin, The
het & l. Franklin and hev. a..
j.. t,casc Jr Tor outstanding
services IN ihe cause of freedom.
Belaied birthday greetings to
little Juanita Moore of Virginia
Park VINO celebrated No 6 on
Friday snc IS the daughter Of
Ali and hll, sam Moore.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
BRoApus BUTLER. GUEST
SPEAKER

At the Medical Art Center
last Friday evening. Howard Uni
yersity Alumni. Inc. assembled
for their regular meeting with
the president, DIR. ketchings.
presiding.
Their programs are always in
tcresting and the guest speaker
was Broadus Butler. of Wayne
State University. II was much
enjoyed.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09

Mrs. Lucius Watkins. OF Scot
ten Avenue was hostess TO a de.
lectable breakfast. Saturday
morning complimenting Mrs.
Walter Malone, who was leaving
Sunday morning for Cincinnati.
Ohio.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
CENTURY OF PROGRESS

Il WAS a beautiful afternoon.
Saturday ior the Century OF Pro-
eres> Club meeting. which was
neld al the home OF the presi-
dent Mrs. Ruth Ewing on Lin
Wood
As usual the meeting was very
Interesting and most Of the mem
berS were present
Club Roster MeSdames LinnIc
Miles, Ethel Nelson. Bessie Nor
ton Helen Mcknight. Hattie WIN.
sten Improving nicely), Grace
Winston, Dorothy Wilson. Mary
+ aic roe and Margaret Fergu-
son
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
LomAx TEMPLE AMe. ZION

.F.rtrasn. Stores
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09

\ his In |
[ympia st
(ne again
r Culls,
lnIy Of in
|, to its re
|sf.laining
|,ld His p
| Even il
| be decide
p to do"
|Al Harris
UVtfS. "N
pvide MOI,
! but c,n
,lp'le too,
We've b,
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CONTINUED

TAKOMA PARK--3-unit apartment
building, / block to heart Of city,
incon. $3.50 per year: Los S S0S
Terms. ROBERT =. LOHR, INC,
REALTOR, HE. $4,000.
g. UNIT APT. BLDG. Three / bedrm.
Pries 5000. $1,000 cash. Bal.
LEHRMHN REALTY tn. 1850
STORES, WHEATON,
tenants. Good return.
Separate utilities paid By ten
ants. Income S10,424 yearly.
~ MONTGOMERY REALTY
JU. $4,000 81.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

AVAILABLE AUG SEPT. 1853
10000 40. n. and up.
fireproof, hiEh ceilings. load
ing docks. Air-conditioned
offices, ample parking areas.
Fronting on u, 3, No. J..
Minutes 20 Wash. or BALTIC.
WIN build TO suit. Approx.
zoe 90. ~. Call s04.062e,
Mr.. BRkYMEs.
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AVIATION


NOTICE
All recipients Of Gift FiishA
Certificate, time extension
granted due &c weather..
Phone to schedule YOUR
flight In the new Beech
craft Musketeer.
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
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OMNI-ARC-l5, l&half set compl.
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TRI:PACER '5S 300" HIT, 100
$500. ~. s-436e or 974-SSsS,,
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AuroMoIlvE MISC.

ron sALE-All parts for model ..T''
Ford roadster in rood runnins
eond,, everything orig. VI. 5.SsI0
after 4 pm. DEALER,
WANTED- conv. TOP for 80 r.
s-$s1n after 10 am ewes. w.
s.i7jH
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FARMS

EAsTERN sHORE-DENT0N : 164
acres. DWELLING. Ice. barn and
outbldgs. Land and bldgs. In excel.
eond. Swimming pool. Govt. allot-
ment. $4,000. Call Mr.. HIDE
BRAND. OIL. 4-871I.
PA.-60 ACRES
New Groom house, set high, good
view, close town, nj, on state
road. Plenty Of valuable timber.
bride paths and driVeyays. lolns
game preserve. Best Of hunting
w. VA.-12 ACRES
house. bath and furnace, garage.
Beaut. grove Of timber. best hunt
Ing and fishing. Price, $1,000.
PA.-106 ACRES
S oTISu hSS: E' s5O Ss' H SstR 'G q
sI Ts'r ;r Oh stream ,a6 s on S sasi I ess.
30, 800. down $4,000,
PA.-230 ACRES
Brick mod; house; barn, So By
100 IT,, silo. running, water IN all
bldgs., all fenced. large noun
tain stream through prop, beaut;
rich rollinI land. I RlE sht n Oh
and EaS STRUCTURE: S52'o0O, terms.
23O A.--NORTH RIVER
W. Va, lust off Rte; ,,! 50 on hard n.,i
lie or recreation. Sl3.bOO with
$4,000 dn.
w. VA.-150 ACRES
Cspon River recreation ., center q
house. barn and outbldEs.. all
MOD, all fenced. all level and
beautiful trees. 10 camps along
river, ali rented, soes with DROP.
room for many more; - mi. to
d. c. $4,000 with On.
EUGENE P. NIXON
CALL THURSDAY, RE. 7-siI2
Fri.. sat, sun, 30i-Ex. b-5l3O
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impeTlal-Chrysler -Plymouth- 5imea
4lOO oeorgia Ave. NV. ia. $1,000
AUSTIN HEALEY SPIRITS go
through 81. fully equipped. liks
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABBOTT LOAN SERVICE - Cash
fast. no delays, End trust loans,
Money for any purpose, ID. c., Nd,
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TOP cash for End trusts.
No applications or red tape. Va,
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ACTION IN "a HRS.
IND TRUSTS-ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS TO SUIT
YOUR INCOME
REASONABLE RATES
GIBRALTAR MOT. co. 626-936d
ACTION IN % HOURS - ANY
amount. You can't beat our rates.
GIBRALTAR MOT. CO. 525-93oe
BANK RATEs-lst and 2nd trusts
Instant cash. VIII also finance OF
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EQUITY INVEST. CORP, Ex. 3-l2l5
YOUR DEBTS By
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GAGE a INVESTMENT Cos $40
southern Bldg. Ma. .S-3331. linz
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I312 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. S-5S33.
PLENTY FUNDS AvAILABLE-lst
and End trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO., INC. IA. T-bs00.
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MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

AIR COMPRESSOR, truck mounted
with / breaker and ali attaeh-
ments. Perfect condition. S1,7o6.
CONvEYOR. Buschman. Is-ft. with
hyd. lift. Trojan series A. 2 yrs.
old. Reas. Contact 333s0242.
CRANE FOR sALE-P and II B55-
4, P and H Crawler. over 1O0-ft.
boom, clam bucket or shovel. Sur
pIus 70 our needs; VIII give low
rae to right party. Call OF. A.
CRANE FOR SALR-P and n 556-
sSs N h sS0G so sSSnd rsSSer 7I saTD SUO
our needs. Cali OF. 4-s7SS.
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UNCONSCIOUS

AUSTIN HEALEY 1854, overdriye,
wire wheels, new tires, excellent
condition. S4g5. JU. 6-913q.
AUSTIN 49, $50 2-door, fully
equipped. like new, S6g5,
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MOTORCYCLES

ND MOTORCYCLE 80. igb &C.
S3pb. Call b34-4b36.
ip4s Harley Dav.
idson 80" completely rebuilt. ex-
eel. eond. 7O3-fa7-27en, after
3, weekdays.
TRIUMPH 900 &C., Va. Inspected.
new tires and battery. stpb. ~,
9.2s77,
WANTED TO BUY, Harley David.
son ~, 1875. ~. 2.f74O after
y pm.
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LIsz 4 LoFTIN, INC,
TEMPLE HILLS PARK

e-bedrm, brick rambler situated
on approx h-Acre lot, perfect
condition, Wv. carpeting, beaut,
rec. rm., only Sl7,g50: shown BY
appt. Call Mr.. Pandolti, zA0AMI
REALTORS, Ii. 1887 or Lu. e.
zion
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RESIDENT MANAGER, and main
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experienced In rental and main
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Call Monday RA. 6-1126 or apply
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HELP WOMEN

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5-day week, no manicuring, steady
work. LOUIS HAIRDRESSERS,
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Almost IN. st., q !, stead, stream me Of people
"0irl Friday" receptionist IN this
fascinating personnel department,
you win take applications, process
them for tnterviewers, help with
testing and type all employe rec
ords. Perfect stepping stone for
the girl who has nice skills. but
no experience. NANCY LEE. 347
Washington Bldg, NE. S-i75i.
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DAY PERSONNEL
l343 H" st. NV. DI. 7-6SS5
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Fashion House Needs
ReceptioniSt-S350

ReceptlonlSt-S350
No experience Is necessary II you
are the sophisticated type with q
flare for glamour. You will be
completely trained at the front
desk OF a busy Beauty House" 10
book appointments, help with or
ders, and see that clients are kept
preferred. NANCY LEE. 347
Washington Bldg., NE. S-i7bl
emp. Servicel.
FLEXOWRITER oPERAToR-Ex-
per-, SO hr. week, usual benefits.
Call MR.. BUTLER, RE. 7-s0l8.
FREEi EXCITING NEW 1864 sam
pie album Name imprinted"
Christmas cards Run spare time
greeting card, gift shop at home.
Invite friends, take orders, earn
up 10 i00R profit. Experience I'M
necessary. Fund raising plans for
ORGANIZATIONS. Rush. name for free
album, other samples on approx
al. REGAL GREETINGS, Depart
ment 1867, Ferndale, Michigan.
GIRL FRIDAY, permanent, 5-day
week, air-conditioned office, Must
be good .typist and have a knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping. To assist con-
troller OF mechanical contracting
firm. Varied and interesting Job.
II you are looking for a career
call CO. 6-43O2 for appointment.
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PHOTO FINIsHERs (2J must be
experienced, for color and black
and white printing, checking. In
specting. and other processing
techniques, must be willing TO
work hours 70. meet production
c cfSoSj i PHoTo s SpsplR fReey
1901 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex, Va.
Monday through Friday, o to II
am. and 1 70 3 pm.