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bardment of certain ingredients
with gamma rays, which would
trigger a necessary chemical re-
action. The product would not
be radioactive.
Continental's biodegradable
detergent. developed in co-ordi-
ration with Union Carbide Corp.
would be manufactured through
a different process, but would
accomplish the same detectives
as Esso's detergent. Both
would readily decompose under
the action of bacteria and would
end. or sharply reduce, the ex-
iSting suds problem, their pro-
ducers contend.
ESQ. already producing its
detergent in a pilot plant oper-
alton, is considering full-scale
commercial production. CONT
mental said it may be ready
for commercial marketing Of its
product by next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
FEC Moves to Reduce Congestion
On Commercial UHF Rodio Bonds

Channel Broadcasting which is
under the Craftsmanship Of Mr..
Lee. The Commissioners pro-
posal followed q recent appeal
from the MANS committee on
manufacturers use Of radio for
such action.
Radio Is a tool Of industry
as much as the shovel, the
die and the crane" Mr.. Lee
declared. THE substitutes for
this tool are expensive and in
crease unit costs in an era
when we have serious COMPETE
tive problems with our neigh
bors around the world.
"The problem seems to be
that, under present conditions,
we are party-lining the mobile
radio users to the extent that
the radio systems are becoming
nearly valueless in some serv-
ices in some areas, and our
growth indicators tell us that
the situation is quickly worsen-
ing" he declared.
II am more convinced than
ever that mobile radio expan-
sion and the many other indus
trial uses Of radio are good for
the country, but under current
conditions, expansion is not
easy. ALI these systems need
frequency assignments suffici-
emily clear Of interference from
other stations to permit salts
factory reception of the trans
mitted information"
Mr.. Lee said he was offering
his proposal to non-broadcast
users Of radio to see what sup
port there might be for such
plan. He said he was con-
fident that other members Of
the FEC would support any
reasonable approach TO the
problem.
The proposed committee
would include one or more
members Of the FEC, a number
of appropriate bureau heads.
and a limited number Of repre-
sentatives Of national user
groups.
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Defense to Occup,
6 Floors of New
Fuirfux BUILDING

A seven-story office building
In Fairfax County, Va. to be
occupied by the Department OF
Defense. is scheduled to be
completed by November is,
Eugene Simpson & Brother,
Inc... general contractors, said
today.
Ground was broken for the
S4.5-million structure on April
/. 1t is to be built Of struc-
tural steel, with the exterior OF
glass, aluminium and porcelain
curtain wall.
Located on a seven-acre
tract at Columbia Pike and
South Carlin Springs Road, the
building will be leased by Suf-
folk Properties. Inc, Of Bos-
ton, to the General Services
Administration. which manages
property for various Govern
ment agencies.
It will contain 272,000 square
feet Of gross floor space. Com
mercial facilities, including q
restaurant, will occupy the
first level. with the Defense
Department occupying the up
per six floors. There will be
parking for TOO cars beneath
and adjoining the building. The
building will be air conditioned
and heated by electricity.
Vosbeck-Ward a. Associates
of Alexandria. Va, is serving
as consultants TO the archi-
tect. Munson, Malls. Bradley
a. Peterson Of Boston.
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ponents. For example, improv-
ing the design Of a power trans
former cut its cost from 81
cents to TN cents. Altering O
metallic tube retainer lowered
its price from AZ cents to less
than a cent.
But GE thinks 1t has hit the
Jackpot with its new portable
TV. In this 1t entirely elimi-
mated the conventional chassis
mounting the components on
the printed circuitry around
above and below the picture
tube.
Not only does 1t cut costs by
virtually ending all hand SOL
dering operations, but GE engi-
neers say 1t permits more &C.
curate protesting Of the
chassis, reduces weight by elm
mating nearly all metal parts
and increases serviceability.
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Pan Am to Initiate
Cargo Jet Service
BY the Associated Press

Pan American World Always
has announced plans to start
overseas jet cargo service June
II.
Harold Graham, cargo sales
vice president, told a news con-
ference Pan American will be-
gin the worlds first jet air
freight service with three Boe-
ing long-range 707-321C air.
craft
/ The TRANSATLANTIC schedule
calls for the Jet freighters to
leave San Francisco three
times a week for Tokyo by way
of Honolulu, with one flight a
week continuing on to Saigon.
The transatlantic schedule
provides for six daily flights a
week between New York and
London and Frankfurt.
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set by the Ministry of Foreign
Trade, Japanese manufacturers
are said to have cornered SIS per
cent of the United States mar
ket in portable radios and 10
per cent Of the market for
small, portable televiSion sets.
To meet the wage differen-
tial, SO cents an hour in Japan
compared with $2.41 an hour,
including all fringe benefits, for
United States workers, some
manufacturers Of well-known
television sets are having them
made in Japan.
Magnavox, with its new 16-
inch set, Olympic and, to q
lesser degree, Symphonic. are
all said to be buying sets in that
country. Furthermore, all
United States manufacturers
are reported to be using or
about to use Japanese COM
ponents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
Giant Food Sales Up,
Profits Dip Slightly

Sales of Giant Food, Inc,
were well above a year ago in
So weeks ended April 81, but
net earnings were down moder-
ately, president N. M. Cohen
announced today.
Sales for the current fiscal
year expanded to $179,124,822,
a gain Of SIT million from
$162,062,082 in the previous
year.
Net earnings amounted to
81, 413,233 or $1.09 a share in
the 50 weeks, compared with
$1.612,879 or $1.24 on slightly
fewer shares in the preceding
period.
Shares outstanding on April
q totaled l,297,958 VS.. ,297, 729
a year earlier.
Mr.. Cohen said cash totaled
$6,440,284, other current as
sets amounted to $18,198,30
and all assets aggregated $43,-
.741,3 1855 on April q. Working
capital at the years end
totaled s13,3f5,256 and the
ratio of current assets to cur
rent liabilities was 2.i7to /
on the like 1862 date, cash
was SASH, 735,. other current
assets totaled $17,902,485 and
all assets aggregated $38, 4l4,064.
Working capital was $40, GAS 65
and the ratio Of current assets
to current liabilities was lbs
to /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
BY DON BACON
Star Business Writer

Development of two new
methods to make household de-
ergents free from lingering suds
may have come just in time to
save the soap industry from the
wrath Of housewives, health au-
thorities and members of Con-
gress.
All have shown increased con-
Germ of late over the accumula-
ton of pesky detergent chemi-
Gals in the Nations water sup
plies, In some areas, rivers and
streams foam at the slightest
rustic of wind, sending pillows
of suds skipping across the sur
face. In other places, drinking
water comes out of the tap with
a head on it.
City water and sewage treat
ment plants, unable to remove
the Objectionable chemicals, are
being fitted with costly new
equipment to help cope with
the suds problem. New York, for
instance, has just spent 81 mil
lion to install special sprinklers
to keep the suds level at treat
ment plants under control.
Meanwhile, a bill introduced
by Representative Reuss, Demo-
crat of Wisconsin, has been rap
idly working its way toward a
vote in Congress this year. The
bill would require the soap in
dustry to do something about
the suds problem by prohibiting
the interstate transportation of
Objectionable synthetic deter
gents after mid-1965.
At least five States, including
Maryland, have detergent pollu-
ton legislation under consider
alton.
Representative Reuss' bill is
similar to legislation recently
enacted in Germany, which
after 1864 will prohibit German
soap manufacturers from SELL
ing synthetic detergents con-
tanning breakdown = resistant
chemicals.
In response to the new law,
the German soap industry
developed a new product
which will decompose in
water thus ending, 1t is
claimed, the suds. problem
in that country, American man
ufacturers, resisting suggestions
from Representative Reuss and
others that they adopt the same
process, claim the German
product is dusty harsh to
the skin and costly"
The soap industry In the
United States has said that leg
islation would be premature, /"
and has pointed out that the
industry has been spending
about SIS million a year for re-
search to develop a decompos-
able detergent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

The Government seems in
clined to do little about the
competition because the bal
ance Of United States exports
to Japan have far outweighed
imports except in one year,
1859.
This is where Yankee inge-
nuity enters the picture. Since
it couldn't lick the wage dis
parity. General Electric has
been trying to meet the COM
petition through new apA
proaches.
Savings Mount
Considerable savings have
been made through value an
alysis" studies. In these the
company literally picks the
brains Of everyone remotely
connected with the production
of a television set and its COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
Exchange Seat Sale

NEW YORK (DO. = Ar
rangements have been made for
transfer of q New York Stock
Exchange membership at $780,
900. This is up $4,000 from the
previous sale and the highest
since September 8, 1861. when
a seat changed hands at
1925, 900. Seats are quoted at
100000 bid $4,000 asked.
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Suburban Trust Co.
Declares Scent Extra

Directors Of Suburban Trust
Co. today declared an extra
dividend Of 5 cents a share In
addition to the usual quarterly
dividend Of rs cents a share,
President Robert Sherwood and
Board Chairman T. Howard
Duckett announced. A s',.ilar
extra was declared in previous
quarters.
Amounting to $26l, 800. the
latest dividend will be paid
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Stockholders equity on April
~ was $l6.903,721 or 1892 a
share, compared with $15,722.-
2S9 or $l2.ll a share a year
ago.
The company's long-term
debt amounted to s14 million
on April 81, including 81 mil
lion added in the last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

June 20 to stockholdersof rec
ord June II. 1s +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

Modern matching eolors. For
woodwork, kitchen and bath
room walls and ceilings, use
DUcoe Satin-Sheen Enamel
In matching LUclTE eolors.
Get both at your neighbor.
hood paint dealers, In "a
smart new eolors and white.
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Flood Continues

Trade sources say that the
wave Of consumer electronics
shipped here from Japan shows
no signs Of cresting. In the first
quarter of 1868. the two key
products. television and radios
with three or more transistors.
showed substantial gains over
the first quarter Of 1862.
Operating under standards
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, eonstrucfaA firm,
salary open. hours open NUS know
typinK and have experiences with
general contracting firm Call RA
e6413 for appointment.
SECRETARY, l-gir once. vlried
duties, stat typing. locsl resident
pleasant Office. 5 days To 500
Alex. XII sos. open 70 . pm.
SECRETARY TO aggressive young
ecutive. Like pressure
ChaIlenEe7 Variety? Then I need
your help. Interesting opportunity
with broad eXper- potential fol
bright young woman. Shorthand and
typing competence req Must Be
able to work imaginatively and
without supervision under demand.
ing circum. Call ne at 7S6-3lll.
SECRETARY = Mature for regional
sales director, must have own trans
portation. Splendid opportunity foT
good typist with 600 W.p-m. short.
hand, from Hyattsville area. NAM
additional interesting openings IN
varied location. Come in and see
BETSY -FAUNCE, NATIONAL EN-
PLOHMENT SERVICE 1871 X 81.
NV.
SECRETARY for builders Office
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment TO Office manager position, for
one who has excellent secretarial
skills, aptitude for figures and inter.
est in accounting. Experience In
architect OF contractors office help
full. College education OF equivalent.
Ability to work under pressure and
70 manage. Central Bethesda loca-
tion. Salary based on experience
and ability. Call MRS. HURLEY.
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MAIL RIM. CLERK

To sort mail by city and State, Oper
ate mail room machines, prepare
packages for mailing, etc. Expe
rienced only. Must be able to stand
for long periods. Permanent posi-
ton. Call EN-. 1900.
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Govt. Surplus

GUITARS = From SASS. Electrical
guitars from 1875. Lowest discount
prices on all musical instruments.
VENEMAN MUSIC, SAW Ga. ave.
Sill. Spg. JU. s-Sl9s.
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HOUSING
IMPROVEMENTS

ID. c. Code compliance work. Gener.
al repairs. remodelinE, undermining
conversion. FLA or conventional III
nancing, refinancinE where needed
Licensed and bonded. Consultation
and estimates free.
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HELP WOMEN
(coNIlNUEp)

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Downtown
Month. Write Box lol-V, StaI
giving qualifications and phone no
for interview Sat- Dec. u.
DENTAL ASST. for Vienna area
nice position for attrac. young girl
viii train must have transp.,
days, POTOMAC EMPL., 4
IeesburE Pike, Seven Corners, JE
DENTAL ASST. TRAINEE. for ! cir
office, off Columbia Pike area, DR.
needs attrac. mature woman, capa
bic Of dealing with public, "a days
SIS VIZ. while training. POTOMAC
EMPL. a Leesburg Pike, Sever
Corners, JE. ann.
DENTAL ASST, part time. for Fall
Church area pref. exper.y hours ir
regular, POTOMAC EMPL., q
LeesburE Pike Seven Corners, JE
1-TIVI
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HELP WOMEN
UGH

Seen the Christmas eroUdsf
Getting worse everyday.
Smart SeoDis Son't set In
crows Ike tha.. II you're
theE smart. &e want you
TO work fer Us. So We
have made arranEementa
for you 10 apply IN our Pals
Church office 70 work
downtown. SMART
Barbara KlinEef is there
from $50 An. 70 Z pm.
Monday throuGh Friday 20
tell you about the variety
Of Jobs Ne have. FoE ex-
ample abe might tell you
about helping our customers
place the LONG distance calls
that they cannot place
themselves. The starting
salary Is SO q week even
in training. Go IN and see
Miss KlinGer At SOC West
Broad st. Suite 100, Pals
Church, Va. The CAP
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
An Equal Opportunity En-
ployer.
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BORED?
Interested In q New Jobf

Career.minded woman who likes 70
meet and talk TO people 70 learn all
phases Of photography. no outside
selling, salary begins the day you
start, perm. position with old estab.
firm. State background and exper.
Box 333-J, Star.
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REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN

run time, part time. training pro
gram for those who qualify. Cal
777-slSo.
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FURNITURE | have a brand-neW
bedroom, living room and dinetta
set which intended to put into one
OF my furnished apartments, but the
family who moved in has their own
furniture. Must sell this group new.
.ve epySaf to SS SoG Iot 500 ed T I. :s
for at least SOS PAY me S7.5S q
week II you don't have cash. MRS.
SPRINGER, MA. 1856.
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Public Contact Job
Work in Prince George Co
Hate the
Morning Rush?

Work In suburban Maryland near
your home talking with customers
and helping them place calls. You
will be paid SO a week to start
even in training. For your conven-
fence In applying for position. The
cap Telephone Co. has opened a
new office in the Georgian Motel,
Room IA, -7sso Georgia ave. Silver
Burchette viii be there to talk S WITH
you from $50 am. to 4 pm. Mon
day through Friday. Do drop In
and see her.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
RECEPTIONIST, TYPE for profes-
Friday. Apply Suite III, Woodward
Bldg, 18th and H st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-11

STENOGRAPHIc TYPIST. som .
statistical tipping. Busy office Of
Salary open. Regular Increases and
many benefits. Personnel Office
Wonder Bakery, 1901 Georgia ave.
NV. Washington. D. G. NO. 1.lI7o.
STENOGRAPHER, local GIN. dealer
Position in sales dept. includes
typinE and general clerical work.
Salary open. Uusual fringe benefits
S-day, lo-hr. VIZ. Reply statinR
qualifications and salary desired TO
Box 2o2-J, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, must be compe.
tent with Eood Tying skills. 81.
Square. Call Col. Farnum for apt
Df. 1879 or IA. 1850.
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SECRETARY

Fairfax Law firm. Must
have ability to assist man
aging partner in manage
ment Of office incl. some
Bookkeeping. 5-day week.
9-5. Permanent. CIR. s.
RA00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-11

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.
725 18th Street NV.
Washington S, D C.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
from the desk of BRUCE McHENRY
There is no doubt about it. The boss really thought
was out Of my tree this morning can't understand
why. Anybody who heard what heard would be
excited My friend Jerry in the Payroll Dept. made
a study. And do you know what he found? Sit down.
If you aren't already of course.
Number fact to keep in mind. Our girls who help
customers place the long distance calls that they
ones) get paid $40 week to start, in training
But Jerry found that even before they have been
working here months, the girls can make the
average 1884 week including overtime differentias
for evening and Sunday work. We found that the
girls earn more than you might expect.
Gee. when found out was practically dancing
with the coat tree. Naturally the boss came in at
that moment. He said, sit down, boy. Sit down.
Do you want me to get you glass Of water2" That's
the first time the boss offered to get glass
Of water. When told him the news had to get
him glass of water And smelling salts, too.
Isn't it fine Not only can we offer pretty offices
you can talk to all sorts of people In Washington
(even important ones like Senators and Congress
mem but We pay you Big money
Might as well apply, can't dance and It's too wet to
pillow Come in and talk to my boss at 725 18th st. NV
Come in anytime from $3.50 am. to pm Monday
through Saturday. My boss is nice guy Tell him
Bruce McHenry sent you.
PS. II you don't dance or pillow in the evening
perhaps you would prefer to work then. We have
some Jobs available in our accounting department
from 3:45 PM to IL midnight. OK.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Interesting work and oppor-
tunity for advancement with
large real estate and mortgage
loan firm. Good starting salary
and substantial fringe benefits.
Must be rs; graduate and
MUTT, Dl. 1880.
CLERK.TYPIST, $67. Fee paid. Age
1885. H. S. grad. Apply TWA Bldg.
Suite 7oe, 1925 l7th st. n.w., ST. ,
244s.
Huntington Personnel
CLK.-TYPIsT, NE. Bldns.. to SO
Secy.. Hyattsvilie. SO.
Recep., dr.'s ofc., PIT. $50
Gen. ofc., some typ. NE. : to $65
Secy.. s. Spring $50 to SOS
Recep., tipping, Hyattsv. $40
Gen. ofc., good wigs. typ. to SlOO
SATTERFIEID EMPL.
sq oe B SGs Ave. cd dfsSst p"rk s Ms
CLERK-TYPIST, must have ability
to meet public, handle involved tele-
phone calls, have interest in de-
tailed clerical work, 5-day lo-hr.
MEL . am. to ! pm, Monday
through Friday, Providence Hospi-
tai, ll50 Varnum st. ne.
COLLEG GIRLS. Some with no typ
ing, others 40-l5 w.p.m.. trainee
positions, $685. to $500 mo-, quick
raises. Also senior clks., with some
e1IIsEeiH Tying r tS;sS Urn. Also
fer major In English, type $50
w.p.m. though not much tipping in
position. VIII train, $3.50 per month
are working. v. WOOD PERSON.
MEL, eo5 18th st. NV. at H, Suite
3o3, Southern Bldg. DI. 7-57s2.
COUNTER GIRL, carry-out, exp, I.
II pm. CHICKEN HEAVEN, ISL
Landover I'd, Kentland, Nd.
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cOMPT. OPRS., N. Va, $500
GREENS EMPt., 73s 18th NV.
CASHIERS, exper., so wk., PIX
oprs. secy. board, typists, SIS WIZ.
Miss Rice, BoYD'S, 700 u NV.
Classified Ad Clerks
Openings available for
women who are high
school graduates between
ages 10 and SO. Must
type at least As w.p.m., be
accurate spoilers and
have a pleasing voice.
Five-day work week, full
company fringe benefits
and paid vacation. Apply
weekdays, 900 am. to
200 pm. at the Person.
mel Department.
THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Avenue Sc.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ABC SHORTHAND in s wks. day, or
II wks. eve. Low rate. TEMPLE
SCHL., no llth 81. n W.. DI. I.29oo.
CIVIL SERVICE, tipping, steno.,
bkpr. Fed, Entr. Exam. Inq. RE. J.
2s3s, BOYD'S, 700 u NV.
LEARN TO BE an eIectronics techni.
clan and obi. FEC Lie. In u wks.
Day class convenes Jan. ~, ewes.
Jan. II. Call ST. 3-36ll for frea bro
chure. GRANTHAM SCHOOL OF
ELECTR0NICS, e2l 18th Ct. NV.
MEN-GET THAT JOB
OPERATING BulldoSerS. Graders.
Draslines. Backhose and Scrap
erS. Earn top wages. We will
train you on our equipment.
Call 347-l766.
ASSOCIATED
Heavy Equipment Schools. Inc.
I'll 14th ct. NV, Wash. 8, D. c.
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WlHRE9SFs

MATTRESSES Position open for
experienced Mattresses. Apply in
person. DICK 4 GARY'S RESTAU.
RANT, 100 Chillum I'd, Weg,
Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 1888.
MATTRESSES WANTED, part o. fun
time. Apply In person. The WAGON
nm, 7sts Annsp. I'd. West Ian
ham.
MATTRESSES, expeF., attractive
personable, for lush rest. shift
work, must have own trans.
portation. Apply In person. 31lI
Branch ave. sc.
WAITRESS, Marlboro hotel. Upper
Marlboro, Nd. Call Mt, MISS
HEREK at Ma. 1-3le5.
MATTRESSES : fun o. part time.
Apply In person House Of Henley
Restaurant, no. Marlboro Pike,
District Heights. Nd.
WOMEN sell Eve Melissa Cosmetics
in your area. High commissions
Ss-3o66.
Al TYPIsT, HSsss WI, Secy SIS
SIS VIZ. Select pos. Visit first
BoYD'S CEst. 50 yrsJ. 700 u NV
ST. 536es.
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SITUATI0NS-DoMEsTIc

ABLE DOMESTICs by VIZ. or day.
Our 3lst VT. serving you. QUALITY
slq N. Y. ave. DI. 1.l3s3.
BRITISH GIRLS LIVE IN
WaShington's Oldest overseas agency
now showing resumes Of Jan. 10th
arrivals. S32 VIZ. salary.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
llo7 Spring ST.. Sill. Spg., JU. 1-t2oo
CHILD CARE : Loving day care In
pleasant lie. home. Infants are vel
come. Arl. nr. Pent. IA. 1-eo9a.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Desirable opening for clerk
typist in large investment
company located in Silver
Spring. Insurance expert
ence helpful, but not neces-
sary. Pleasant working con-
ditions in air-conditioned Of
flee, with many company
benefits. For interview call
JU. $500.
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SITUATIoNS-MEH
SITUATIoNS-W0MER


BRITISH sECY&TYPISTS
Seeking Permanent Wash. Posts
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
llo7 Spring ST., s. S. yU. 1000
P. n. GRAD. OF accredited school
desires pvt. duty nursing. 3Ss-sls7
day or ewes.
TYPING-CLERICAL WORK
In My Home - Reasonable Rates
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