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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
Here Are Important
Hints to sCOin,UOrd'

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fill in missing letter in the word CAMP, and you
had as a clue this sentence-"A powerful - can
be very painful what letter of the alphabet would you
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
Curfew Imposed
accused Party Crashers
Lose Drivers Licenses

Two youthful Rockville partycrashers this week lost
their driving licenses for six months and put on 10
pm. curfew after breaking up-teraly and fguraveiy-
a private party on Edmonston Drive.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31
AT Least Three-Year
Trial Set for AmidOn

Montgomery County's tryout of the controversial
Aidon back to the bascs" form of education has been
booked soidy for at least threeyear rum it disclosed
Evening star., 1963-02-12

ELECIKUNIOO
BsEE with minimum of 2S years design experience in
prorrAI LOGIC
. RI SYSTEMS
srument
layout and
Evening star., 1963-02-12
HELP MEN
DOORMAN
(BELLBOY)

MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE
ALBAN TOWERS. 37OO Mass. Ave
CRAFTSMAN, exper.. S125 wk
start up, grad, young, security cir
Miss Bell, BOYD'S, 700 18th NV
Evening star., 1963-02-12
HELP MEN
(cONTINUED)


CHEF.C0OKS, day and night. part
and full time. VINEYARDS. IA
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR -
Alert young man interested In q
career as q construction estimator
Local long established firm NV
area. Preference will be shown
man who already has some know
ledge OF blueprints. This Job Of.
fers q real future for the right
person. b-day week, Salary com.
mensurate with experience. edu.
cation and ability. Call 362-4499
q am. to 4 pm.
CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTEND.
-ENT for multi-story reinforced
concrete building. From ground
clearing In to finish EXEC Exssilent sSiiSSSy iaS,
man. Send complete resume first
reply Box 47-B. Star.
COUNTER.CLERK-columbia pike
viii train brisht young man
$3.50. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884
Wilson blvd. ia. $4,000.
CREDIT COLLECT, exper., under
Miss Bell. BoYD's. 200 18th NV
DELIVERY MAN. good opport. for
advancement. Apply SON
BROS. WESTERN MARKET, 21St
and X SITS, NV. .
DENTAL TECHNICIAN
Modern newly equipped dental lab
oratory located in Northern Vir.
giniA has opening for experienced
technicians and trAinees in crown
and bridge, plate and partial
casting departments. Call b2b-
' MA
Evening star., 1963-02-12
DYNAMICS /ORBITAL
ANALYSIS

VIBRATION ANALYSTS (SENIoR).
Concentrated experience in vibration
analysis-structural dynamics-capable
OF assessing structural dynamics, de-
termine structural natural frequences,
perform shock loading analysis.
DYNAMIcS-Solid background in sys-
TENS analysis OF rigid bodies.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
THERMAL CONTROL
AND ANALYSIS

External environments and radiation
analysis with emphasis on structural
temperature analysis and thermal coat
ing selection based.
TEST ENGINEERS SYSTEMS
Planning monitoring structural systems,
static and vibration tests model tests,
thermal and environmental tests.
STRUCTURAL (sTATIC) :. Static
leading Of structures, DETECTION and
strain measurements, transmission test
ing, pyrotechnic testing, text fixture
design data analysis.
(DYNANIC). vibration and shock test
ing of structure, data analysis, fixture
design.
Observation-Disclosures be familiar
with Instrumentation required for static.
shock and vibration and environmental
test. knowledge Of modern data re-
cording systems necessary.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
PAINTER

FAlIN 4 Erk
Apt. bldg, Hyattsville. Permanent
Job, 5-day week, \ TO 4 for exp,
sober man, Call evenings. 0 10 z
pm. WA, 7-6l73,
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. Apply
3li6 NJ 81, NV. after lOam. Zee
PART.TIME SALESMAN - Married
man with car 70 help me In nv
business Call on cstab Fuller
customers. go ewes, S-hr. Sat.
Aver. g35-S55 wk. Call MR., LITZ,
Tues aft. q, 26a-OliB.
PART.TIME
EVENING WORK
Help urgently needed. u. s. indus
try Slib per month, . 10 hours
each evening Car nee. over I n,
Call bs7-i3s2, 8 TO o pm. and
Saturday am
PART TIME, e-lO PM.
5000 mo salary, TO assist manager
| IN production department. Call XII.
S.5a5. for appointment.
PHARMACIST, downtown store
with busy prescription dept no
nights or sundays, young man
preferred, Box 28l-B, star
PLUMBER. for new and remodel
ing work Must be ist-elass me-
chanic steady lob, TOP nav. Apply
| BATEMAN a SON, INC, 2OOf
Rhode Island ave ne. b20.O2OO,
Evening star., 1963-02-12
HELP MEN

MAINTENANCE MAN, Resident, fol
new garden apt, located vic. New
York ave. and Bladensburg I'd
ne. Apply 1401 Eye st. NV
CAFRITz co,
Evening star., 1963-02-12

FURNITURE SALES, exper., $40
Ek, plus comm. Immed. See Miss
Bell, BOYD'S, 700 18th NV.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
WATCHMEN
12OO p sT. INV.

1900 p ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN for evenings. High
school grad. for stock work and
inventory control. SAVE-MORE
DRUG. $50 Maple ave-, W. Vien-
ma, Va. DU. 5-7111.
YOUNG MAN, to train for night
maintenance steward, must be cap
able Of supervising night setur
crew, salary while training, meals
provided. No Sunday work. Cal
Ii. 7-5700, Ext. GOAL, for appoint
ment.
YOUNG MEN (3)-l6 to 20, free
to travel. must be neat, average
$500 per hr. to start. Apply
weekdays 9 am. sharp at rm
404. 527 9th St. NV.
YOUNG MAN-25-3O to learn laun
dry and dry cleaning installation
and drive truck. Call 54S-4040
Mr.. Milloy.
YOUNG MAN = Trainee in dr.,
cleaning plant. Wonderful oppor'
tunity for O steady reliable man
Must have good references anc
drivers permit. CENTRAL CLEAN
ERS. 1923 Carroll st. NV.
YOUNG MAN = wholesale kitcher
distributor wants mechanically in
clined, clean-cut, conscienciou!
man to train as career appliance
service man in established service
organization. Call MR.. MELVIN
La. 6-5573. week days after Q am
3 DAYS TRAVEL, 4 days at home
Man over 40 for short trips neal
Washington. Worth up to $1,000
to Sl2,5OO in q year. Write Z. s
PETROLEUM CO.. BOX 7S9. For
Worth 1, Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-29

These prices effective Until close OF business, Suivr.
doy, August 81 1888 in Washington. D C MARY.
LAND LAUREL PoImsr Pork, Bsthssdo, tllerssi Heights,
Tokomo Pork, lndon Heed. BIodsnsbVrs. Silver Spring.
Rockville. VIRGINIA. AlsSondrio, Abingdon FoirfaS,
Folb Church, AeLson, Annondols, srndon, Lsssbure,
Monos,oG WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LlMlr GUAM
1lES. Produce prices subject 10 dolly morkst ehonsss
Some OF the items In this advertisement may moi BE-
found In oil our stores.
Evening star., 1963-01-19

evaluation by statistics users
of its staff proposals for fu-
ture program developments.
Covering far more than
those data traditionally con-
sidered as housing statistics,
the conference will include an
examination of bench-mark
data, population statistics, a
relevant series Of manpower,
price, financial and con-
struction statistics.
The Budget Bureau wants
to know users views on the
kinds of statistics they need.
the relative Importance of
the programs proposed in the
Budget Bureaus recent staff
report and any major need
for information which does
not appear in the program.
This is the first time the
Budget Bureau has sought
users views of possible pro-
gram developments at this
early stage in the planning
process.
Raymond Bowman, assist
ant director for statistical
standards of the Bureau of
the Budget, will lead off the
conference. Participants in
clude statistics users from
business, labor organizations,
planning groups, local gov
ernments and non-profit re-
search organizations.
Evening star., 1963-01-19
Statistics Conference Set

the conference sponsored by
the Federal Statistics Users
Conference and the National
Housing Center, headquarters
of the National Association of
Home Builders.
The conference has been
organized at the request of
the Federal Bureau of the
Budget to obtain a critical
Evening star., 1963-01-19

Users of Federal statistics
have been invited to attend a
Federal Housing Statistics
Conference Thursday and
Friday at the National Hous-
ing Center, 1925 L street NV.
Miles Colean, economic
consultant to the Mortgage
Bankers Association of Amer
lea, will serve as chairman of
Evening star., 1963-01-19
Committee Leaders Set
BY Virginia Realtors

F. Cannon, professional
standards; Vernon Hill, pro-
gram and entertainment; Eu-
gene Olmi, jr., property man
agement; Henry D. Bray,
public relations; James M.
Duncan, III, government liai-
son.
Mrs. Robbins also named
heads for the special activi-
ties the board holds during
the year. They are Mr.. Crow
ell, Realtor Week; James H.
L. Jacob and Peter A. Ellis,
annual installation Of Off
GERS and dinner dance, and
Frank L. Myers, science fair.
Evening star., 1963-01-19
2935 Chesapeake st. NV.

First showing Of detached brick Colonial with center hail.
troy Dir conditioned In immaculate condition. Features include
Living oom dining ROOM modern Kitchen powder screened
porch first floor bedrooms ond boths second floor also
finished third floor recreation oom rnoids room; oooee
Beautiful lot Many Near Conn., Ave and finest Schools
Md-40s Ewes. Mr.. Esenstod RA 6-22l3
REACH 10 10
o 2955
Evening star., 1963-01-19

Routh M Robbins, presi-
dent of the Northern Virgin
Ia Board of Realtors, has an
nounced the names of COM
mittee chairmen for the COM
ing year.
The chairmen and the
committees they will head
are:
j. Grant Wright, bylaws:
H. Harland Crowell, jr., con-
vention; Verlin Smith. edu-
cation; John E. Guard, fl
nance and budget; Robert H.
Riner, grievance and ethics.
Also, Edward Chitlik, MEM
bership; Robert M. Bruins
void, multiple listing; Burrell
Evening star., 1963-01-19
5I8f Linncan Terrace NV.
Deluxe Air-COndiIiOncd Rambler

Spocous luxurious brick romber with bedrooms boths, den
modern kitchen with beoktost poee porch finished ecreoton
room with bo mod ond both potio, plus mony out
stondino extros and custom features Overlooking po
venien to Conn., Ave. Mueh Deal and Wilson schools Upper
40s Ewes Mrs Wilmer EN- 2-l35l
Lnnean Terrace and et 20 sign
Evening star., 1963-01-19
FOR EST HILLS
2332 EIIicOtt ~. NV.

Spocous ooctive custom-bu muIeve residence nearing
completion immediate occupancy Features include: entrance
ho LARGE family with Dor and fireplace, powder room ond
den or bro ground level large living with boy window,
dnno ROOM deluxe Kitchen first level bedrooms boths,
second level 4th bedroom and BOTH 5rd level utility room,
oorooe oil eentroy DIR conditioned Must be to be
appreciated Priced OF SOS 900 excellent financing ovooble
Also ovoobIe spacious Colono nearing completion,
at S7950o,
TO REACH. Ont Conn Are Ercott
- o block rioht TO
The Sidney herald., 1963-07-10
News Notes
from your
County Extension Agents

damage but also to keep the
equipment in good operating
condition. For example spray
ing a legumc crop with an in
secticide after the sprayer has
been used for applying 2, AID
might damage the crop unless
the Sprayer was thoroughly
cleaned to remove as much as
possible of the residue from
the 2, 4-D.
Cleaning also prevents cor
rosion of sprayer parts which
in turn results in the clogging
of screens and nozzles.
Three methods of cleaning
are recommended and for each
of them the first step is to rinse
the entire system with a deter
gent in water. Circulate the
water Through all parts for
several minutes and then pro-
ceed with one of the following
methods:
l. Fill the sprayer tank with
water and add one quart OF
household ammonia to each So
100 gallons of water. Pump the
solution through the hose and
nozzels to completely fill these
parts. Refill the tank, close
and leave for "a hours. Drain
and rinse the entire system with
clean water.
2. When water soluble com
pounds have been the only
chemicals used in the Sprayel
a solution of water with z
detergent added plus one pound
of baking soda per 100 gallons
of water will clean the spray.
er sufficiently. Rinse the sys.
tenn thoroughly with the solu.
ton. Drain and repeat the
rinse then flush with clear
water.
! 3. Activated charcoal may be
The Sidney herald., 1963-07-10
Controlling Sheep Ticks

Right after shearing is the
best time to kill sheep ticks.
Ticks can be effectively con-
trolled by dipping, spraying, or
busting the sheep with an in
Secticide recommended for the
purpose. The type of treatment
will depend on the number of
animals to be treated and the
equipment and facilities avail
able.
For large range flocks dust
ing is fast, economical and eff
fective.
EntomologiSts at Montana
State College recommend a
single dusting after Shearing
with a 112 percent dieldrin
sheep dust. A power duSter at
the end of a chute is a good
way TO apply the insecticide.
AS newly Shorn sheep run
through the chute, they receive
a light coat of dust.
A simple method for treat
ing small farm flocks has been
developed by entomologistS al
Cornell University. 1t consists
of Sprinkling the insecticide
over the head, neck, top and
sides of sheep by means of a
garden Sprinkling can. About
25 sheep are crowded into a
pen and sprinkled with six
gallons of diluted Korlan. The
dilution formula is one cup
full g fluid ounces) of "a per-
cent emulsifiable concentrate
of Korlan with each three gal
Ions of water.
Cleaning Your Crop Sprayer
Thorough cleaning of spray
er after each period of use ano
especially when changing
chemicals is important not only
for the prevention of cror
The Sidney herald., 1963-07-10

used to absorb the chemicals
after the preliminary rinse.
Mix two pounds of activated
charcoal for each 100 gallons
of water. Agitate this suspen-
sion for several minutes, then
drain. Rinse thoroughly with
clear water.
Kitchen Fires
What's the best thing to do
In case of fire? It may be to
reach for the baking soda"
The versatile household
chemical so necessary for cook
ing can also help put out small
fires. Carbon dioxide released
from the soda cuts off the
oxygen supply SO the fire can
not burn.
Using soda on fires involving
food is desirable, since if soda
has been used the food need
only be rinsed off, heated again
and served.
Fires can be classified three
ways: Glass A fires occur from
burning wood, textiles, or
trash. Water is still good ex-
t1nguisher for such fires. Glass
B fires, which occur with burn
ing gasoline, oil paint, fat, par
affin, etc., can be spread by the
use of water, and require an
other extinguisher. Class c
fires, which involve fires caus-
ed by electrical equipment, also
require some extinguiShing
product besides water.
A carbon dioxide extinguish-
er or dry chemical extin-
guisher are effective on both
of these types of fires.
Storing a couple of boxes OF
soda in a canister or old oat-
meal box, labelling the contain
er FIRE" and putting it with
in easy reach of the range
would be practice a safety
conscious homemaker could OBJ
serve.
However, it still is a good
idea to have a regulation car
bon dioxide or dry chemical
extinguiSher located in a con-
venient place in the home.
Plentiful Foods for July
Since an increasing supply Of
fresh fruits and vegetables i.
becoming available, menu-plan
ming in July can be easy.
Food markets will feature
abundant supplies of greer
beans, beets, carrots, celery
sweet corn, cUcumbers, Leaf,
greens, lettuce, green and DIR.
onions, green peppers, potatoes
radishes and tomatoes.
The western peach crol
might be slightly smaller thi
year according to official esti
mates. Even SO, supplies ar
expected to he abundant.
California acreage planted
watermelons is about the sam
as last years large acreage
which means that there wi.
be plenty of watermelons o
hand.
Milk and dairy products Wi
still be abundant since mil
production will continue at
high level.
In early July, shoppers wi
find plentiful supplies of apr!
cots, red raspberries, boyser
berries and cantaloups. Nectar
ines and plums are expected
be abundant, and by til
months end, large supplies {
Thompson Seedless grapes wi
begin to arrive.
Evening star., 1963-05-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 de luxe coupe, 1862
Chevrolet Corvette engine, 4-speed
transmission, all accessories, body
completely rebuilt. Must sell.
301-PA. 6-162S.
Iznan n : q .I....ls..- N q - =
Evening star., 1963-05-24

FORD 81 Qalaxie Tudor sedan,
int T; and h., auto, excel. cond..
Evening star., 1963-05-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so Tudor, stand. shift, re-
pullt motor. r. and h., S76 or
best offer. 474-2300.
Evening star., 1963-12-30

These prices effective until close Of business Uedoy December
81, 1863 in Washington, DC ARYAND LoUe Palmer Park,
Bethesda. crest Heights Tokomo Pork ndonn teod Budens.
burg, Silver Spring, Rockville VIRGINIA: Aexondrio Arlington,
Eoiux Falls Church. MeLeun. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO limit
QUANTITIES Produce prices subject TO dolly moes ehunsss
Some Of the items in this advertisement moy not bs found in al
our stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

DRUG CLERK. full time. experi-
enced. local references, good SAL
airy plus commission. Apply in
person, BRENTWOOD DRUGS.
1901 Rhode Island ave. ne.
EXEC. SECRETARY, $500 TO $3.50,
conservative Republican only. New
office In Washington. BETTY
GRAY, 211 Woodward Bldg, ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

WALLPAPER murals ard fabrics
Turn, and Installed By lie, bonded
EXPERTS, FHA iinan. NO 7-37Ap.
Al ROOF REPAIR, suttsr spout
ing, roof painting, ~ and IN. Pre-
estimate. bs2-7b06.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

Large corporation wants competent
mature woman to serve light
lunch In executive dining room
average ID people).
Responsible for purchasing and
DreDArinR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
RECEPTIONIST FOR
RECEPTIONIST APX $3.50

The offices are located IN the
18th and X SITS. area and they
are looking for q vell-groomed
young lady who II able to display
her abilities As receptionlst
with ease and dignity As she
viii set the mood that win pre-
n.s, tr nrou. h,tWssp ~. visi-
tor and her company representa-
tive, AyeTage typing required,
EMPIRE EMP. i346 Conn. NV,
Room $40 NO. 7-6ii0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
SECRETARY

VERY. interesting position available
with medium Size orEanizatio
near Dupont circle. For secretary
who Is willing TO travel q few
weeks each year. Applicants musi
be able 10 type So W.p.m. and
take dictation ct 100 V,p.m.
starting annual salary S5,2O7.
with increases every 8 mos. Pleas.
ant WORKING conditions and ex.
eellent fringe benefits program.
For appointment for interview, cal
gHh-TA0y awt 90 ~ ~--'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

Continued on Neat fiEsJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
RELP WOMEN
DENTISTS RECEIPT.
NO. EXPER.-S26O

II you type Just q bit, and like
70 meet people you don't need
any exper. TO be the RECEIPT
for busy downtown dentist
Hell train you 70 greet hts pa.
tients, answer the phone, and
set up hts Appt. schedule. HURRY
NANCY LEE, 347 WASHINGTON
Bldg. NE. S-1751. (empl.l.
DENTAL RECEPTIoNIsT-capabie
woman for receptionist, office
manager, bookkeeping. Busy dem
tai office on 10th 81, NV. Apply
Box lila, Bailey's Cross Roads,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

Experiences ls not the primary fac.
tor but ability TO handle situs.
tons on her own Is most i'm.
portant. She will be required Il
act In her boss behalf in nj
absence. Her skills must Be Az.
erage OF better and her social
graceH well intact as she WI
have much public contact.
EMPIRE EMPL. 1346 Conn. NV
Room S1g NO, 7-6iiC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

sECRETARY-NMature exper., comp,
exec, secy. Must be capable, accu-
Iates Iast tranScrp., ability meet
puoiiic eiieetively, handle ,eonii-
TOP. fringes. Submit resume. BOY
424-H, Star. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
Personnel
interviewer

New training class starts Monday.
we need enthusiastic people who
want TO learn all about the fasei-
mating employment agency profes-
sion. You qualify II you are "a
70 30 and have experience in OF
flee or sales work. Top earninss
on an incentive basis after YOU
learn. This is with one OF the
Nations Oldest and largest pro-
fessional organizations. Call MISS
NICHOLS, Training Director. $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
SALES
CLERKS

Permanent full and part time posi-
tons. Immediate openings. 40
~. week. Good salary and bene-
fits. Excel. opportunity for adj
p iERSsEss'' pkk86edI' sT f RTans sggsSSS
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

WAITERs With puiim1n-c5T or club
best and easiest Jobs in town.
bpoNIE,s NEW GARDEN ROOM.
1900 University blvd, Langley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
ADMIN. SECRETARY
GTRT,S-GTPTC

SOPHISTICATED sECY.. Conn. and
K. soc. and pub. contract,
REcEPs front office. accuracy. Zee
.REcEPn PIX, smart looking miss miss
terrific oppty. - $500
AIR sEcY.' new offices, bonuses,
sEcY; to v.P., sOOd skills. Zee
REcEP .TYP1sTs. e., well rrOo med
EXEC. MISS, handle convention,
JR. sECY., wIdictaphons to $500
RECEP.. advertising. light tipping,
sEcYg lttract. miss, vsca. in Ber:
Young beEinnsr'. some NO tyglass,
MANY OTHERS FEE PAID OO
No D D i'i.,i i''''
PERSONNEL
sT. s:i7s5. Elev. 1 extreme left EFT
ASST. KKPR.-CASHIER, reai-est.
off,. exper. pref. acets. rec, dist,
good typ. Ma. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02
DINING SERVICE
SUPERVISOR

Large corporation wants competen
mature woman to serve ligh
lunch in executive dining room
average ID people)
Responsible for purchasing AM
Hours s am. to s pm.
Also part-time help needed to Assis
from 10 an. to 2 pm.
Monday through Friday
Modern kitchen facilities available
Experienced In serving necessary
Write Box 500. Star. for appoint
ment giving any previous business
experience,
DRUG CLERK. full time, expert
enced. local references, good sal
airy plus commission. Apply II
person, BRENTWOOD DRUGS
1901 Rhode Island ave. ne.
EXEC. SECRETARY, $500 TO $3.50
office In Washington. BETTY
GRAY, I'll Woodward Bldg, ST
3-7123 tEmpll.
EXPERIENCED casualty claims
Compensation. background re-
quired. Downtown location. Please
send full resume to BOX 379-0,
star.
GIRL FRIDAY bookkeeping, typ.
ing and general office work. Ap.
ply in person HILLS OF WEST.
CHESTER, 340S Window I'd.
Brentwood, Nd.
GIRLS 1925
openinEs go. National concern
organization doing interviewing
for leading publishers. No expe.
rience required. Must be person
able, neat, free TO leave immedi-
ately. Cash account with excel
lent earnings. All transportation
shafer. HOTEL HARRINGTON, IL
invited to interview. English.
speaking foreigners accepted.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK with
knoTledge Of typinE. hrs. 1880 to
Aa nS; AD gRosEP y Esr'CcnA rtSStANN S
GTi.. va. va 0'I0 I'' ni'nVA''
HAT CHECK GIRL, 8 NIGHTS a
week, Sundays off. 81 hr. For
interview call MRS. Anderson,
Ii. 7-5700, Ext. GOAL.
HOSTESS, exper., refined restau-
ref. Call CO. 5-7275 for appt.
H0USEKEEPER-For professional
couple. with two teen-age sons.
plain cooking. Must live in, sep
arate accommodation provided.
Good trans. and salary. Reply
stating experience to Box 1886
Star.
BM OPERATOR, must have 1
year or more experience. FE. =
$3.50. ext. 307.
IBM KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR,
on type o24 or 03e sipha numeri E
mach. Call Mr.. McCracken, L p,
.STEUART, INC. DE. 2-4sOO.
INSURANCE
TO sge 35, must have experience
ing. Permanent position, excellent
chance for advancement. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL M
sSuTRANCE CO. sig woodward
INSURANCE CLERK, casualty ex-
per. necessary. Downtown office.
For interview call MA. s-sssl.
LABORATORY TECHNIcIAN, wen
trained in hematology chemistry
or blood bank for fun time work.
Call SUBURBAN HOSPITAL, OIL.
$4,000. Ext. 561.
MEDICAL SECY. = Exper., good
typist, dictaphone, dntn, office.
Salary open. 296-6677.
NURgE'g AID. e-hT fio0r 51IfV IN
nursing home in KensinRton, Live
In or out. Refs. 949-0222.
OPTICAL BENCHMAN, top salary,
Tor top man. Jones Optieian, ~.
9-S7S0.
PART-TIMR COLLATTNG and bin.
derry work, in printing concern.
Takoma area. Phone sS2-2S3S.
PAYROLL-BOOKKEEPER. $50 Wk.,
ne, ares, 40 openinssD. Miss
PBx-RECEPT. NEEDED = See our
ad under Instruction courses.
CASHIER TRAIN. INST. NE. s-4623