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9Faths

HENSON. HATTIE. On Monday, De-
eember le, Iss5, al her ressdsnce,
ISL Constitution ave ne. HATTIE
HENSON, beloved wife Of william
h. Henson, mother Of Evelyn AndeT-
son, WOnzie Powell and Grace Wash
H IH9sIo1; n0sser,ln.laT s5 NAV q Hate Dsaa
Miles. she also Is survived b. nine
grandchildren. twenty-five great
granochldrens fifteen great-great-
grandchildren, five nieces, i've neph-
eNs. other relatives and friends The
late Mrs. Henson VIII lie IN state al
the PeopleS Community Church, llth
and g sts. ne after } pm. Friday.
December 70. where services VIII be
held on Saturday, December n, at
pm Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Services BY Stewart 70
HICKEY, JOHN PATRICK. OF zlls
Ah st., ne on December u, lPe3s
beloved son Of Vera r. Hoffman;
brother OF Edward, Robert Hickey,
Elizabeth Ignelzf. Remains At Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 400 Chapin s.,
nv, until Friday, December 20. at
g.l5 am. Mass az Fort Myer Chapel,
Fort MEer, Va, az s.A5 am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
HICKEY, JOHN PATRICK. Members
AmKA Of L. Col: John J. Hell
Post, No. 1890, v. r. W.,
~ are requested to attend
~ National Honor Guard sery-
ICES for our late comrade,
JOHN PATRICK HICKEY
" at Chambers 2 her
Home, 400 Chapin 81. nv, at
pm. THURSDAY, December le, 1853.
PHILLIP c. BLAIR, Commander.
HILLEARY, MARY Z. Cnee yonesl. On
Mnwaaur nurawakaF Il FGEa ~
ley Hospital, MARY A. HILLEARH
lnee JOnesl, beloved wife Of Mr..
Thomas z. Hilleary. mother Of Hewitt
William haus and William EqWard
Gladmon, sister Of Raymond, Cleye-
SsS' sS Prank sz7e 2sd PSstt 81 seSeS SUne sSe S9e
children and four great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, 9Th st. and Mass. ave.
ne, after s pm. Tuesday, Decem-
Sc.ser HsT Y; up sSrveea y Rm' WI MepsesId be beId
on Thursday, December ~, at the
Wayside Episcopal Church, Wayside,
Nd, at u am. lnterment church
cemetery. 10
HITCHCOCK, EMMA s. On Monday.
December rs, 1858, at Doctors Hos
pital, EMMA S. HITCHCOCK Of 2olS
Eye ST. NV, beloved wife Of William
j. Hitchcock. Friends may call at
the ). II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l lAth st. NV. (parking lacilities): :
Services at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, 1873 H st, NV, on Thursday,
December ls, at l:3o pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HITCHCOCK, EMMA S. Esther Chap
ter, No. S, o. E. s., an
ASN nounces the death Of Sis
YAK ter EMMA s. HITCHCOCK.
] ZA(Ate3S Funeral services at 81.
Johns Episcopal Church,
Ky 18th and II stS. n.w.i on
Thursday, December ~,
1853, at l:3o pm, ,
JOSEPHINE v. GIBBONS,
LOUISE H. ISAAC, Secretary.
HOPKINS, IRENE c. On Monday,
December Is, 1858, IRENE c. HOP
KINS OF 907 Varnum st. NV, be
loved mother Of Arthur Hopkins and
sister OF Loretta +. Richmond. Eu-
neral from the James T. RYAN Fu-
neral Home. 3l7 Pennsylvania ave.
Sc, on Thursday, December ~, at
2 am. Requiem Mass at St. Peter
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EDWARD ". " TALLEY, W. NJ.
DONALD A. MUTT, Secretary.

rIE, ALFRED. Evangelist Chap
ter, KNIGHTS Rose Croix,
A, A. S. r., in the Valley
h Of Washington, will con-
n duct the Rose Croix serV-
ice for our late brother,
~ ALFRED CHRISTIE, on
- Thursday, December ~,
at I pm, at the Tyson Wheeler
raj Home, 1891 East MOntgOm-
ave-. Rockville, Nd.
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HUGHES. EDITH n ,.tSp On Y MOnday, a g,IPs Ps;

cember Is, 1888, EDITH NJ, HUGHES
Of 400 57th ave, Bladensburgs Md.
beloved wife Of the late John Sheri-
dan Hughes, mother of Dorothy. H.
Ryan, Mary X. BOckstantZ and John
s. Hughes, jr., and sister Of Helen
NJ. Calvin and Raymond Murray.
children. Friends may call at Gasch's
FUNERAL Home, l739 Baltimore ave-,
Hyattsville, Md, from pm. 70
pm. Wednesday, December ls, where
services will be held on Thursday
December ~, at 10 am. lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery. l9
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Worthy Matron
LOUISE H. ISAAC, Secretary.

December ie. 1888. IRENE c. HOP.
KINS OF 9O7 Varnum st. NV, be
loved mother of Arthur Hopkins and
sister OF Loretta +. Richmond. Eu-
neral from the James T. RYAN Fu-
neral Home. 3lT Pennsylvania ave.
Sc, on THURSDAY, December ~, at
am. Requiem Mass at St. Peter
Church at $3.50 am. lnterment Mount
OliNnl CnrnniarN-
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PAST MASTER ALFRED.

a special communication of
Pentalpha, No. lql, "A. r.
and A. NJ, Is called for I
pm, Thursday, al the Ty-
son Wheeler Funeral Home,
Rockville, Nd, for the
purpose Of conferring last
Rites for our late brother,
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WALLER W. ELLIOTT, "a.
X, c. c. H., Wise Master


COHEN, ROGER s., MD. On Saturday,
December u, 1883 al Washington
Hospital Center, ROGER S. COHEN,
MD, Of 1857 Oliver ST. NV, beloved
husband OF Lee i. Cohen, father of
Mrs. Helen c. Wilson, Roger S., jT.;
Scott 7. and William B. Cohen and
Edith Robson and Myer Cohen. He
also Is survived by seven grandcbil-
dren. Private services and interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Please
omit flowers. 10
COLMAN, SIDNEY. On Sunday, De-
cember IS, 1858, at 81. Petersburg,
Fla, SIDNEY C0LMAN, beloved
husband ro9s.. q Mrs r. AI AAIgusSss S.re {. 1 Col
hew, Mrs. Ethel Bendheim, Aaron
and Clarence J. Colman; uncle Of
Mrs. Charles Detwiler. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, Ath
ices will be held on Friday, De-
eember 20, at pm. lnterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
DE CHARD, WILLIAM T. On Mon
inston Sanitsriumm n and Hospital, VII
LIAM T. DE CHARD Of 1901 Valley
way, Cheverly. Md, beloved husband
of Mrs Antoinette NJ. De Chard.
father Of Elaine N. and Cheryl A.
De Chard, son Of Mrs. Florence r.
De Chard and brother Of Audrey r..
De Chard. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Thursday. December ~, at 10
am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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" eembef Is. iss5, at washington. D.
C., JEAN r. HYMAN, beloved wife
Of James Hyman, ir.; mother ol
Timothy j. Hyman. She also Is
survived by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. v. Hamilton Of Clarksburgi
w. Va; one sister, and one brother
Friends may call at the Money 4
King Funeral Home, III w. Maple
ave, Vienna, Va. Services will be
held Thursday, December ~, at "
noon, at the Wesley Methodist
Church, Moore and Spring sts, Sc.
mortal Park Cemetery, Falls Church
Va.
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w. Ollzh.
LINNIE H. HOSKINS, W. M.
MARIE W. LINTHICUM, Secy.
SIMMONS, RUTH FORD. On Sunday,
December IS, 1853, at the Washington
MONS Of 5ii2 warder st. NV, de-
voted wife of Ulysses Simmons and
beloved mother Of James Ford. Also
surviving are four grandchildren,
seven sisters, one brother, five step
children, other relatives and friends.
After 2 pm, Wednesday, December
10, the remains will rest at her above
late residence. Funeral services
Thursday, December le, at | pm,
at the Metropolitan Methodist Church,
Pomonkev, Md, the. Rev. /. A. Sher-
man offlciating. Interment church
q Matthews Funeral Home, 36I9 l4th
st. NV.
SLOAN, SAMUEL. On Tuesday, De.
cember y, 1858, SAMUEL SLOAN Of
SO Montana ave, Santa Monica,
Calf, beloved husband of Lillian
Calvin Sloan, father Of Mrs. Miriam
5; Goodman Of Washington, d. c.;
Mrs. .Thelma C. Shellenherg Of Clos
ter n: ia and Mrs. Betty L. Star
late Lawrence S. Silberger. He also
Richman Of Cleveland Heights, Ohio;
two brothers, Edward Silberger of
LutZ, Fla, and Marvin Silberger of
York, Pa, and seven grandchildren.
Services and interment Hollywood,
Calf, on Thursday, December 10.
Norfolk, Va, and Cleveland, Ohio,
papers please copyO 10
SLOWER, MARIE E. On Monday,
December Is, 1858, at FreedmenSs
Hospital, MARIE E. SLOWER of 2l04
savannah terrace Sc, beloved wife
of Jessie Slower, mother of Geral-
dine Butler and Albert Slower, and
sister Of Martha Edelin, and Carrie
Digs. She also is survived by six
grandchildren, other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Slower may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 30 H st. ne, after 2 pm.
Wednesday, December 10. Funeral
on Thursday, December ~. from
the Mount Horeb Baptist Church,
az 10Th st. me-, at II am. Inter-
ment WoOdlawn Cemetery.
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JACKSON, CHARLES. On Tuesday,
December u, 1919, after 2 briei III;
ness ness Mr.. CHARLES $40 JASkSoN son Of Of
the late Mrs. Marion Colbert. Re-
mains may be viewed on Thursday,
December ~, after pm, at the
Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 62l Florida
ave, NV, where services will be
pm. Interment Harmony Me-
mortal Park.
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ELLEN. Officers and MEM
bers of the Miriam Chap
ter No. 4, o. E. S., P. II.
A., are requested 10 as
semble at the Third Baptist
Church. 5th and Que sts.
NV, on Thursday, Decem-
Der ", 1853, at ] pm, for
,se IS. OF &c conducting the funeral
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PETERS, W. Z. GLADSTONE. On
Sunday, December rs, 1853, w. E.
GLADSTONE PETERS Of sD s st.
NV. devoted brother of Mrs. Ruth
I; Todd and Mrs. Ethel p. Jones.
Also surviving are his nieces, neph-
ews, other relatives and many friends.
AFTER pm; Wednesday friends are
Home, 1870 9th 81. NV, where serV.
ices will be held on Thursday, De
cember ", at l:30 pm. lnterment
Arlington National CeTnetarv IL
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BARBARA VATRAN. W. NJ.
NAATTH1hANNIEL NAATTH1hANNI LEwIS, LEY rs, ". P.

Of 2iio Cherri dr.. FAILS Church. i SSSs Vs'
wife. of John W. ReguS: mother OF
Shirley Jean Regus; sister OF Mrs,
Ora Lee knoland, Mrs. Laura Cam.
catiett. va; Mrs. Pauline PHin a Ne6 Fl
Bridgewater, Va, and Mrs. Mary Nav
Taneytown, Md. Memorial SERVICES
will be held at the Jeoash Presby.
terian Church, Catlett. Va, on Thurs.
day, December ~, at 2 pm. Me-
mortal donations may be sent TO the
Northern Va. Mental Health Assoc,
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AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LOT

The Commonwealth Of Virginia, Department OF
Highways, will offer for sale to the highest bidder
at public auction at lO:3O am. (DST) on Satur-
day, June g. 1862 beautiful split level brick-and-
frame house and lot, located at 304 East Leighton
Drive in Falls Church, Virginia, adjacent to pro-
posed right OF way for Route Sc. House must be
turned on lot. To reach property from Falls
Church, proceed west on Route 7 TO Idylwood Road
(Route 695), turn left to Barbour Road then left
on East Leighton Drive to property.
No bids win be accepted State employees or from any
Of the rEhtS Of way Project iO5 Rw-2OS.
Property will be open for inspection from 1000
am. to 800 pm. (DST) on May 20 and June 5,
1868, and from 800 am. on date OF sale
TERMS or SALE lQ Of purchase TO be IN cash
70 Det Rght OF way Engineer or his representative al
within days from Additional details CONCERNING
ne property viii 6 furnished the day of the sale The
all bids offered a. this sale.
Information regarding this auction may be OBJ
tained from the District Right OF Way Engineers
Office Of the Department Of Highways, Culpeper,
Virginia
AuctiOneer-RoNALD l. TULL, woodbridge, Virgins
my25.sBee
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H. S. GRAD.
FREE NIGHT SCHOOL
BUSINESS TRAINEE

one OF the most rapidly expand
complete, 70 start In their train
ing program as soon as possible
They will train you in all phases
OF economies, finance, supervision
and public relations. In addition
they will send you 10 night school
and pay your tuition in fun
Every major benefit plus a 81 y .
hr. week, days. Start At $40 a
week. earn Si2b after YOU learn,
GRAEBNER's, 2Il woodward
bldg, Ex 3-7977. 81. spg.. Ju.
s-3i44. (empD.
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BOB GRAY

S39 7th 50. NV. NE. s-l977
200 Hill Blde.l
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST, start
5000, college grad. Learn ali
phases Of public relations, econom-
les, finance, management and pol
Ey making. After > wears you will
definately be made vice president
II you know the business well
enough at $4,000 Every major
benefit. GRAFBNER'S. 2Il Wood
gard Bids, EX. 3-7977. JU. s.
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LEGAL NOTICES

MAX zwEIG SONS, INC, os7 D
tSat 0Ss al pledges have hIsn been eS'tGnss: tanss.
KBRs. 1914 7th ST NV, wash
Of Of Ma MAX zwEIo Sc SONS. RSWh INC. sicEsI vii
be honored by SPARKS PAWN
BROKERS. my22, 2,23,24,25,26,27
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RELP MEN

ASST: 8 sgPv C2a-2O deE. details,
Auto %'" cash, SRs' 6kpg. bksrd. to $5,,ISS
STAT. typist cPA firm to SS5
ATLAS Hil'a AocYs oRPas 19sO NY. Ave- sf2SC nv.
AUDITOR, MGR 1000. Night shift,
Ss5 wk. Miss Bell, BOYD'S. 18th
and @ NV. Ma. S-2340.
ASST. SALES MGR, Ss.5OO
SALES MANAGEMENT
$raineeS to $4,000
Jobs With a Future"
BUSINESS EoUIPMENT:s6. .2O0-L
trainee some sales exp' FACTORY
training for national company
Future in management.
DATA PROCESSING SUPPLIES: To
$4,000 leading mfgr. to Govt,
agencies Factory training.
BANKS SUPPLIES: $500 : old
line company, Established Sc-
counts. Call on executives.
ADDRESSING EQUIPMENT:
$500 + Some knowledge Of data
processing through sales experi-
enee. Factory training,
PRINTING SUPPLIES: S7,2Oo+
To the trade. Established No. Va.
territory. Through experience.
BUSINESS FORMS: $1,000 Some
sales experience. To commercial
accounts. Good future.
DRUGS: S6,5OO+ Car furnished.
National company, factory train.
ing. Science majors. Call on doc
tors. Train for district manager.
SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT: $4,000
To chemists and labs. BIS. In
chemistry. Car furnished.
DOORS, METAL and FRAME:
car. AHc certificate OF partly
completed knowledge OF archi-
lecture specs, and detailing.
CONCRETE: $500 Estimate.
Jobs.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES: $4,000.
To contractors and builders.
MILLwoRK: $1,000 Know specs.
blue prints, estimate inside.
B L DIG MATERIAL TRAINEE:
$4,000. National mfgr. will give
tnorough training. Some sales
PAINTS: $500 plus for manu.
tacturer. Sell to wholesalers. in
dustisls.
NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION:
$4,000. Fee paid. Physics. chem
isty or calculus major.
ELEcTRoNGcs: $4,000. Fee paid.
UHF, VHF equipment. EE degree.
DIGITAL SYSTEMS and MoDULEs;
To $4,000. Fee paid. Will train.
Car furnished College grad.
ELECTRoNIcs: $4,000. Fee paid.
Solid state and fluid dynamics. TO
Air Force.
ELEcTRoNIcs: $4,000. Analyti-
cal or defraction To industrials
and institutions.
FOODS: $4,000 + To established
retail accounts. Some sales ex-
perience.
TIRES: $1,000. Large dealer TO
fleets and commercial accounts,
Good future.
sPEcIALTIEs: $1,000. National
company to leading retailers and
chains.
OFFICE FURNITURE: $4,000.
National sales manager. Set UP
dealers.
TRADE ASSOC. $4,000 p. College
degree. Train for MANAGEMENT.
Travel.
retailer 5-dav week
SALES BUREAU
Employment Service, Inc.
l343 H" St.. NV.
783-5655
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ACTIVE MEN

We have openings in Arlington and
silver Spring areas for you II
you IKE TO be on the outside
Norkll.g IN a restricted territory,
gaming on established customers.
sion, group disqualification sick
pay, life insurance, profit shaTinS
retirement and paid vacation. n
you nave q good work record and
want TO earn a good living with A
Iuture. Must be married and have
some sales experience. Cau 277-
Z4o4 or VIII. 2-s34O1 for inter-
view appointment.
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ARCHITECT ARCHITECTURAL.
DRAFTSMAN-Small office with
expanding practice producing va
ried contemporary work, requires
man willing and able 10 carry
project through all phases. On
portunity TO become associate.
Send resume with refs. to Box
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL NETTING ot The iotI
ssfFsSfEEirERg sfsfEi vii WIFE !, hSid 9id1Eswn22p ~ n2Sa,
NE Wash. "a y. c. At 7ia0|
day. june q. 1898. In the Gene.
lsrf CHAPEL 9nin Lincoln Rd
Pm, SHARP, All lot owners areI
eafnfstlv requested 10 be present.
ERNEST w. BROWN, President,
WALTER B. JARVIS, Secretary.
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ASSISTANT
MANAGER
(Nights)

Young man between 25 10 3b yrs.
old with knowledge OF restaurant
and soda fountain business. Must
have completed high school. Good
opportunity for advancement for
one with Initiative and who Is
willing to learn. Life, hospital and
you and YOUR dependents, plus
other worthwhile company bene-
fits. Elk. 3-b555 for Interview.
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LEARN PRINTING

GGE1Ib4N 4 Il1IN i 1NG
BUSINESS, $50 TO 500
Ny job Of the week for the ambi-
tious young man with one year
OF college. This Is with an old line
Washington company. The owner
wants 70 teach bright young
typist all about the business and
BRING him into general manaae-
ment as soon as possible. DAY
PEERsolNNSEL' i343 H st. NV,
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PROPOSALS

ADVERTISEMENT
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
Sealed bids will be received at the office OF the
District Right Of Way Engineer, Virginia Depart
ment of Highways, Culpeper, Virginia, until 10
AM. (EST) Wednesday, June s. 1868, for the sale
and removal Of the following buildings and equip
ment from the right OF way Of Route 66, Project
OO66-00O-l02 RW-2O6, Arlington County:
i.sOry dwelling and
estory 'fsss fsns sv,ns osss Issp ~ si s ub. street,
is.story brick dwelling located AZ 1898 n Vermont
isor' S dy'Hs and frame s'r'S'
s-s'0ry 1Bs ds,I.s % and frame garage located HiOS
iS'0sss ssis fP' iSS Sf'9. Since, and 'm' garage located
Also from the right OF way OF Route AIS, Project
04l3-02o-0O2, Fairfax County:
io sps 6 R;Gs;os; ss'Sf sSfIa sfss S siSG Ash
Representative from the Highway Department
will be at i404 N. Utah Street at i0:3O AM. tDST)
on May 20, 1858, for the purpose Of showing these
buildings TO prospective bidders
Bids will not be considered unless set forth on
official proposal forms. These forms may be OBJ
tained from the District Right Of Way office,
Virginia Department Of Highways, Culpeper,
Virginia.
No bids will be accepted from state employees or
from any person employed In connection with APP
praisal and/or acquisition OF the rights OF way on
the above projects.
The Department OF Highways reserves the right
10 reject any or all bids.
T. W. ROSS,
m.sw
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TRAINEES
IhIN I MhN I MUHE
GRAEBNER'S

FOR YOUNG MEN"
I'll Woodward BLDG, EX. 3-7g77.
Sil. SpR., JU. s-3l44.
ADMIN. TRAINEE. . years college.
4,2O0 starting. For appt. call
BETTY. GRAY EMPL., 626 Wood
ward Bldg, ST. 3-7123.
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A DDRE ESsING EQUIPMENT:
$500 Z Some knowledge Of data
processing through sales experi-
ence. Factory training.
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BANKS SUPPLIES. S7,sOO-+ old
line company. Established ac-
counts. Call on executives.
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PRINTING SUPPLIES: S7,2O0+
To the trade. Established No. Va.
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ACCT, $4,000
WE SPECIALIZE
IN THESE POSITIONS
Applications mailed on request.
ATLAS AGENCY

I42U NY. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR
We have an opening for a young
man under 80 years OF age in
our internal audit department
Excellent opportunity for q night
student to gain valuable expert
ence Of a diversified nature in
multi-enterprise organization. All
OF our companies are located in
the Metropolitan Washington area.
Auto required. We are not looking
for 4 senior accountant or CPA
position during the past 5 years
have advanced to office mana
gers or chief accountants. All
usual employe benefits. Apply in
person to Mr.. Kackley, L. p.
STEUART. l440 p st. NV. No
phone calls please,
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hCCODNTANT-Io man 10 30.
acct. deg, some Dept. Of Defense
contract exper, req, $4,000.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1912 x st. NV. Ex. 3-727O
ACCT. CONT, assn, SS7.5OO-SS,5OO
ADJ. TRNE'S, ins. FIN. S400-S425
ACCT. JR., assoc. --- S4O0, ,S425
AUDITORS, coll. deg. - $4,000 up
IBM TAB, 0s2, 0s6, 5l4, 6OS,
exper.. $4,000 SO. 500
CASHIER, exper., ---- S7O-SS5
SSooLrLrEEcToEs; SorrE q ph. exp. ss5;:slioo0 400
HOTEL HOUsEMEN - $50
HOTEL COLD MEAT MAN $40
hsSTEb' HqTEb' ISt I,1Sss cook $40 500 Up Bo
MULTILtTH 1850, know chief Is,
exper. only, fee pd., S4,l4O.
PROOF MACH. AND TAB. oPRs..
day or night S00-S75
TYPIsTs, knowl bkkpE.. SIS
STENOS. .-SECY9. S00-Sl2O
SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE
NO DOWN PAY. BUDGET TERMS
GREEN'S PERSONNEL
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-s438
ADMIN
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IL YOU ARE SINGLE, WIDOWED
OR DIVORCED and interested in
meeting more single adults of dis
crlminating taste and cultural
habits in this area, let US hear
from youl We are a licensed pri-|
yate. restricted membership club
OF mature-thinking, responsible
ADULTS, all ares. who welcome the
OPPORTUNITY 10, cultivate new and
NANCY LEE. Box 81, ATiington
TO- Va. Mot a dance club,
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DATA PROCESSING SUPPLIES: To
$4,000 leading mfgr, to Govt.
agencies. Factory training.
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assn. suPV (23-2Oj deE. detaiIl,
Auto cash, bkpg. bksrd. to $SS,,3SS
stat. typist, cPA firm TO SIS
Multilith opr., TO "a, 200
ATLAS AGcY, 1420 NY. Ave. NV.
AUDITOR, MGR 1000. Night shift,
$50 wk. Miss Bell, BOYD'S. 18th
and g NV. MA. S-2340.
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BUSINESS FORMS; $1,000 Some
sales experience. To commercial
accounts. Good future.
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TECHNICAL EDITOR

To edit technical reports manuals,
and other publications NAV be
required 10 pfepAfe reports or
other manuscript COPY, based on
information obtained from tech.
nleal personnel. A. least . tfs
OF related experience are required
and a college degfee. IA preferred
aithough not essential,
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ADVERTISING
LAYOUT
SUPERVISOR
SCIENCE WRITER

For the preparation Of plans and
jeets which viii rsauirs 4 broad
knowledge of space technology
and the ability 10 work with
scientists and mAnaFement per-I
s0nntl A science degree and al
minimum Of \ yrs related ex.
peflenee are prerequisites for
this position.
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ssT. SAFES MGR. 9s. mn
SALES MANAGEMENT
$rainees to $4,000
"Jnhc with q UiYturaU

BUSINESS EoUIPMENT:S6, 200 =
trainee some sales exp. Factory
training for national company
Future in management.
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TECHNICAL WRITERS

Fof ASSIGNMENT 10 asfospacs pro.
iects a college degree IA desire
able but not essential ahllltv and
experience In enuinreflnf and bclsI
rntlfic writing and IN he pfens
aration OF technical proposals are
required
Evening star., 1963-05-26

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Navajo times., 1963-10-24
7% Indians

Fort Lewis A 6 M College at
Durango, Colo, has nearly a thou
sand students in its regular pro-
gram this fall, and Pres. John F.
Reed says the College looks upon
the 35. 4 per cent increase in regis
trations as "a challenge and an
opportunity"
Pres. Reed said he felt Fort
Lewis. College could ''now look
forward to assuming its full share
of responsibility for meeting needs
of young people who are intent upon
a college education. He notedthat
increased enrollments will re-
quire additional financial support
from public sources.
The fall term er ollment at the
coeducational, liberal arts college
in Southwest Colorado jumped
from a 72O a year ago to 975.
Fort Lewis College operates on a
year round academic calendar,
and the fall trime ster opened last
month. The College had only 241
regular students in the fall of 1 e56
when it opened its new campus in
Durango. 1t had earlier beenloca-
ted at the site of an old military
fort, II miles to the southwest.
An even 100 seniors are study
ing at Fort Lewis A 6 M College
this fall. The schools first COM
mencemen as senior college will
be held in April.
Because of its proximity to
several Indian reservations, Fort
Lewis College continues to attract
significant numbers of American
Indians; they make up rs per cent
of the student body this year.
Navajo times., 1963-10-24
Sufety Inspection

Statewide training courses for
official safety inspection person.
mel began in Arizona Monday, Oct
ober 18th Training courses will
be held TO detail inspection points
for the 1864 Motor Vehicle Safety
Inspection program. Motor We
hicle Department Training Officer
Ray Stevens said classes would
begin in the Phoenix area on Oct
ober 18th. Glasses scheduled in
clude: October 23rd- Bisbee High
School: October Path Stafford High
School; October 25th- Globe High
School: October 18th Show Low
Elementary School; October 18th
Navajo Police Experimentation
Defiance: October 3Oth-N avajo
Police Department Tuba City: