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Navajo times., 1963-09-26
ShiProck Fair
knOmn For Yei-bi-Chai


Welcome to the most unique attraction of the 4Oth
Annual Northern Navajo air at Shiprock, New Mexi-
Gothic Navajo authentic nine-day Yei-Bi-Chai Cere-
monial Healing Dance.
This ceremonial can be held only when patient of
Navajo Medicine Man has undergone long series OF
treatments and the final treatment is the to OBJ
serve in this ceremonial. Also the ceremonial may
only be observed after Harvest time and frost in the
early fall.
The Yei- Bi-Chai this year has already started-on
Friday evening" September TO- before the Fair opens
to the general public The concluding three days will
coincide with the fair dates.
Charley Benally of Tsalani Arizona is the head
medicine of the healing ceremonial. He will be
assisted by ten other medicine men and over seventy
Yei-Bi-Cha dancers will take part in the ceremonial
at various sections
The patient involved, John Dayish, is not able to
individually sponsor the final treatment involved in
the final healing ceremonial Relatives and friends
have come to his assistance.
The portion of the ceremonial that is of the great
est interest to the visiting "BellacOma" or white
is the intrinsic beauty of both line and colors of the
sandpantngs Sunday, which will be the final night
This is also part of the healing in this sacred
Yei-Bi-Cha dance.
1t is designed within hogan by Chief Medicine Man
Charley Benaly and his assistants. Various coors of
fine sand used and when the base of gray brown
sand is smooted out the floor for background the
medicine begins sitting colors through their thumb
and index finger They line of color fine
as a thread and as beautiful in color as masters
painting Sunday afternoon. The design when
eted is beautiful to behold, but it also contains le
gend the Interpretation of which is not revealed to the
stranger. This painting must be destroyed chant
is in progress before sundown. Nine separate sand
paintings involved in the day chant for
each day and different.
Permission view the last three of the sandpaint-
ings must be secured from the Fair Ceremonial Com
mtee. The first six paintings may not be viewed by
the general public.
Northern Navajo air presents wealth of true Ma
vajo atmosphere and is faithfully representative of In
dian life and activities but for sheer interest," beauty
and mystery, nothing equals those portions OF the Yei
Bi-Chai ceremonial the visitors permitted to
ct the F air.
One of the Blessing ways has prayer for good ma
tlre corn for harvest.
The beautiful white corn have mature for
The beautiful blue corn have mature for me
The beautiful mixture of corn have mature for me
It's pollen have benefit of
It's dew have benefit of
It's pollen have kicked about with my feet with joy
It's dew have kicked about with my feet with joy
From all four directions beauty shall extend to me
as walk about
This PRAYER is also used on the fourth day of the
nine-dav healing chant Yei-BiChai Ceremonial by
the patient.
As toldto me by my father Lee Tom, former Tri-
bal Councilman from District #l2. Marshall Tome)
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rock quartz. endures tempera-
lures well above 400 degrees
centigrade without cracking o.
melting.
twill be especially significant.
the Air Force chemists say.
for use In such things as space
rockets. Tests have shown that
the endurance Of the new glass
can be increased still further
by reducing the amount Of
oxygen it contains. Work now
is being directed to this end.
At temperatures much above
1900 degrees centigrade. 1t has
been found. the vitreous silica
changes into q quite different
glass-hke material, eristobalite,
which has none of the desirable
properties Of glass.
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WsTAs IN SCIENCE
New Glass Developed
To Resist Strono Heat

Hitherto. 1t was impossible to
use glass where 1t would be sub
jected to extremely high tenn
perature. as In some laboratory
glassware. melting crucibles for
semiconductors. and heat-re-
sistant optical windows and
lenses. The unique new
glass. vitreous silica, made from
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By THOMAS r. HENRY
star sneeial Writar

A new kind Of glass with a
heat resistance at least 20 times
that of ordinary glass has been
developed by United States Air
Force chemists.
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Every great Scotch has its formula Now Back
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eompanion-"Black & White" Exka Light
"Black Whites problem achieve marriage of
individual Whistles that would give the look and Of mellow
and delcacybut retain the Scotch favor that made
"Black & White" famous.
The Whistles for "Back White" Extra Light from the
traditional regions Scotland The barley malt STEPPED in the
soft Of mountain and dried fires of glowing
BLENDED WHISKY eleIscI,
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peat And the fresh air of the Highlands permeate the casks in
which the Scotch natures sat
The Scotch you in the picture above noble potion from
the heart of Scoand-the first light Scotch produced
by world famous maker.
Tradonais should stay with the original "Black White"
in the darkreen bottle you want exciting experience
Try "Black White" Extra Light in the oystal.cear bottle
Both of them Scotchs in the great uns
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ack & White" announces companion Scotch:
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Problems light the
traditional Scotch Above
Master Blenders Back& White found the Light
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AUCTION SALES

PUBLIC AUCTION Of land ideally
located for camping or cabin sites
in one of the best hunting anc
gameing areas in the State OF Vir-
ginia. Excellent trout stream flow
ing through one tract. First tract
25.S66 acres more or less, waterec
by trout stream, several springs
and springfield pond. Second tract;
9 acres more or less, half timber.
land and half cleared. Adjoins ma.
tional forest. Watered by drilled
we'll. Both tracts offer quiet ano
peaceful living atmosphere. Lo.
Gated at zepp, in Cedar CreeE
Valley, Shenandoah County, Vir'
ginia.
SALE DATE: Saturday. August 81
1868, at IL am. (D.S.T). Place
In front Of Courthouse. Woodstock
Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE; Cash. $500 bid
der'S deposit on date of sale, bal
ance payable on delivery Of deed
For details call Woodstock, vir'
ginia, 459-3620.
aul4,17,24,2S
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PROPOSALS


INVITATION FOR BIDS - Sealec
proposals. for the alterations II
the Centreville Elementary School
will be received by the Fairfax
Co. School Board, at the office Of
John Lawrence and Associates
All West Broad St., Falls Church
Va, until 4 PM, EDIT, Aug
Fl, 1868, Documents will be
available at the office of JOHN
LAWRENCE AND ASSOCIATES
August l5. 1868. aul7
1862 ChrySlel
No. Si23-S3i224, to highest bic
received by September ., 1868
at 400 Georgia Avenue NV.
Washington IL, d. c.. where tn,
car nay be inspected. aul7,lS,Is
SALE--Repossessed 1862 Plymouth
Spl. TAX 4-dr. sedan, Serial No
2S26-l 1880, to highest bid re
ceived by August 80, 1868, at 4lOl
Georgia Avenue NV, Washington
II, D; G, where the car may b
inspected. aul6,17,1S
SALE: Repossessed 1860 Chrysle
New Yorker conv. .cpe., Serial No
S3O3- 136129, to highest bid re
400 Georgia avenue NV, Wash
ington IL. D. c., where the ca
may be inspected. au15.16,17
1862 Pontiac
"S" Cat. 4-dr, hit, Serial No
362WlS509. to highest bid re.
ceived by September Q, 1863. a.
Greenfield's Garage, Inc. 227 X
Street NV, Washington l, d. C.
where the car may be inspected
7,lS10
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HELP-MEN

PLUMBERS, 0xper., year round
work: Call Ma. 2-1112 betw. 1880
and 8 weekdays.
P0RTER-DRIYER ior deliyeTy. APP
ply CARRIER DRUG, 1922 wis.
ave-. Bethesda, Nd. OIL. $4,000.
PORTER, day work, fine NV. air.
cond. apt. bldg, excellent sur
roundings and working condi-
lions. Must be over 26 years.
Top salary. Apply resident man
ager. 9-6. 4740 Conn. ave. NV.
PORTERS, experienced for office
building. Hyattsville, Md. Floor
waxing, general cleaning, inter-
views 10 am. to 1 pm. Monday,
Room 292-C, Terminal Building,
Washington National Airport.
PROPERTY MANAGER, nearby
Virginia properties. Experienced,
capable, steady. Write giving per-
sonal history, exper. and refer
ana0R NV AlT-n
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AUTO BODY MECH.
nppODTTTNTT
PROPOSALS
ADVERTISEMENT
BUILDINGS FOR SALE

Il
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. (DST) Wednesday August %, 1868, for the
sale and removal Of the following buildings and
equipment from the right Of way Of:
Route So Project 0066 -000-102, RW-206
S SSs d SEHs Sssd a sqS .! sgs s SS
Representative from the Highway Department
will be at 1923 N. Washington Blvd on August 81
1868, at 1880 PM, for the purpose Of showing
these buildings to prospective bidders.
Rouse 1913 Project 0l23-029-l03, C-501
story franz ay dG'Hs and masonry located Route
Representative from the Highway Department
will be at the proverty on Wednesday August 81,
1868, at 1890 PM, for the purpose Of showing
this building TO prospective bidders
Route Sc Project 0066-029-l03 RW-2O2
i;sory brick dwelling and she'd located 500
HelEood Avenue, Fails Church -, -, -, :. -.
Halwood Avenue Pals Church. - '.'a''N - o
oy uceo dwelling located at 500 Halwood Avenue Falls
2;sory stucco dwelling located GAL Street.
frame dgsRE and frame EaraS located at eoS Green
Representative from the Highway Department
will be at intersection of Great Falls Street and
Hallwood Avenue, Falls Church, at 1890 AM, on
Wednesday, August 81, 1868, for the purpose of
showing these buildings TO prospective bidders.
Bids will BE- considered unless set forth official proposal
% WAY ofics Vfgns Depses II asRway eIp Es
employed with appraisal
Tks Department Of HSSWSI reserves the right reject any
T. W. ROSS,
District Right Of Way Engineer
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
APARTMENT HOUSE KNOWN AS
PREMISES, l4lO HARVARD
81 = virtue Of a deed of trust recorded
in Liber No. 1093S. Folio 20 t el
seq, one of the land records OF
the District Of Columbia, and az
the request of the party secured
Thereby, the undersigned trustee
will offer for sale by public auc-
ton, in front of the premises, on
Monday. the 26th day OF August,
1863, at $3.50 O'Clock pm: tne
following described property IN tne
District Of Columbia, to-wit: hot
25 in Luther s; ET yIdS So sG ~ ths
"North Grounds Of Columbian I'm
tyersity," as per plat recorded IN
he Office Of the Surveyor for the
cnS Silt O. Folio iO9. Also part
Of Lot 81 in Block 40 in the sub;
division Of North Grounds OF
Columbian University" as per
Mat recorded in said surveyor s
office in Liber Governor Shepherd,
Folio l49, described as follows;
Beginning on the North line Of
said Lot II at a point distant h5i
feet Westerly from the west me
Of 14th Street, and running thence
with said North line. West ~ Ieet ,
10 feet, thence North rs feet TO
the beginning. Property descrlbed
in the Deed Of Trust as Lot o2S
in Square 1868 for purposes OF
assessment and taxation. Subject
tn a right-of-way for alley pur-.
poses over the rear 10 feet Of
T ssiS So OF + SALE: ALL CASH. A
cash deposit of $500 required OF
nurchaser at time of sale. Exam"
nation Of title, deed recordatlon
tax. conveyancing. recording. no.
tarial fees and revenue stamps az
cost Of purchaser. Adjustments
made as Of date of sale. Terms 70
be complied with within, thirty
days from day Of sale; otnerwls,e,
trustee reserves the right, TO reseli
the property at. risk and cost OF
DAYS advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. c., or deposit may
be forfeited. or without forfeitingg
deposit trustee may avail itself
Of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser,
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY KENNETH BIRGF1ELD'
Vice President.
(Seal.) Attest: JAMES F. ROGERS
.au15.17.2O,22.34
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
AuofioneeFS
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HELP MEN
iCONTlNlIEDl
AUTO BODY MAN, LIST class, must
H..
AUTO MECHANIC
AUTO. TRUCK
MECHANICS

for experienced trucl
mechanics, day and evening shift,
in our new and modern GMC
truck shop. Steady work. time anC
half after 40 hours. Vacations
and holidays with pay. First-clas
truck mechanics only. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO., 610 N. Henry st,
Alex. OVs $4,000, Mr.. Carver.
MECHANIC, Is
class with good tools and ref.
erences. Guaranteed salar
RIDGEWAY MOTOR SERVICE
3O5 Cedar st NV RIA 2-07OO
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HELP MEN
JANITOR.

Experienced for NV. elevator apt
(5S apts.) Must know boilers
using No. 9 oil. Local references
required. Salary S160 mo. To
start and 3-room apt.
Shapiro Inc. 1413 K st. NV.
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(seal.) Attest: JAMES F. ROGERS
Assistant Secretary

hul ~ L s-V's--, 81
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that !
will sell at public auction At ~
Am iasa TUESDAY, II 4Sc proD AqGoYS ard 81 Of
The chief talso PTopertyi Clerk
located at Sixth and D, Streets
NV, certain lost, stolen ana
abandoned motor vehicles, which
have not been claimed within the
time required by the D. e CODE.
Minors will not be permitted 70
buy any vehicle; Terms SSio,s oi , ths
as is Is without sE.} ~ Epar1 HnbtEERfH Fl x5T-
6 cierE, Metropolitan Police Pc.
partment, D. c. 1857 Ford Tudor
B7cGi2i461: 1854 Ford truck,
f4 2THKzPPfid6SS 555i: iaa488 SRev. 7-,dr'"
i4FKH4l71O: 1850 Plym. sedan,
l3o9S9ISS 1881 a5I PiyP For TAX rd 51S5
h63,NTG1I1 0s751 1854 c Snsv' S 3D..
fSyJiKsD57Sass: 1850 Plym; S. wss""
lSi7O27n: 1854 Ford convn
U4CCi3iT4I: 1855 De Soto convr
5O3T01N7: 1851 Cadillac 4-dr,
51601 07672; 1852 Stude 4-dro
GssSG6 2SSS4 1871 1874 P Plyni 4; .ed
P,sowyHH23ss337I;. 1879 F 9psv Tg seS
iJi5ss SH ! S?SS4' ige55s cRrys. sedan,
67041 a56; 1853 Ford sed., .UGCG'
i58aOO; 1852 De Soto 4-door'
55Ii5437: 1850 ODDS 4-dr, 50aW-
1889: 1865 Mercury sed, 56WA-
5S944M: 1850 Chev.. "-door'
I4JKB46147; 1853 Dodge conv'
SSS5,ll%TSS99ti7, 1927 i5s P Piym 4 tSdooT
C54B02ISsO: 1860 Isetta 2.dr,
30657ssl; 1855 Buick sedan,
14JKJI2353S: 1850 chev. 2-dr.,
sXAb5SS55B577SSSS: 1919 Ford, Eordor,,
SSAS006BB 1858 Ford Tudor,
M6cVl $3.50 1864 Buick conv'
Ab0i1S7O. 1856 Pontiac "-door'
K756HS4fOS; 1858 Odds 4-dr,
b3sMSSGS4; 1852 Lincoln 2-door'
b5LPi i336H 1858 Odds 4.dro
i1KKCi47Ia: 1862 Buick cdr
b6525sli 1855 Ford FoIoaor'
C5iAo3i O63; 1851 Buick 2-door,
56i74442i 1865 Mercury coupe
bsME 05s4Mi 1862 Stude, = .dr
9ii gss33YS5:: iS5f B Bose 1857 1897
3l87i8i? 1862 chev. sedan,
iiKRBHii?Sas9S7: 1855 be Soto 4-dra
b63i?863j 1875 chrys. ,eony.
H3NGii 1907 1865 Plym, S. wag,
i46lSs}i; 1915 Pontiac e9nNy.'
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE I,I3
TB BF5E,,E STORY zot BRICK xN66 SM
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust re-
corded, in Liber No. 1093S, Folio
20, ct sea-, one OF the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia
and at the request OF party Sc
cured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED
trustee will offer for sale by
public auction, in front OF prem.
ises, on MONDAY, THE Goth DAY
OF AUGUST, 1868, AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following.
described property in the District
OF Columbia, to-wit: Lot 80, in
Sterling Ruffins' subdivision OF
lots in Block 40 Of the subdivision
OF North Grounds OF Columbian
University" as per plat recoroeo
in the Office Of the surveyor tor
the District of Columbia in Liber
County 10. Folio 20. SAID prop;
erty described in the Deed q
for purposes OF assessment and
taxation. SUBJECT TO a right
of way for alley purposes over
the rear 10 feet of said lot: .
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. a
cash deposit of $500 required OF
purchaser at time Of sale. Ex-
animation of title, deed recorda-
ton tax, conveyancing, recording
notarial fees and revenue stamps
at cost OF purchaser. ADJUST
ments made as of date OF sale
Terms to be complied with WITHIN
thirty days from day OF sale,
otherwise trustee reserves the
right to resell property at risk
and cost OF defaulting purchaser,
after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. c., or
deposit may be forfeited, or With
out torfeiting deposit, trustee may
avail itself Of any legal or eqult-
able rights against detaultlng
purchaser. AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY KENNETH BIRGFELD, wee
President. Seal.) Attest: JAMES
F. ROGERS, Assistant Secretary
aul5,17,20,22,24 -
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son
AuctiOneerS
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when anSWeTtn0 advertisements
addressed TO StaT oUTes do NOT
tnclOSe original references. pho
togTdphs or OtheT materials OF
personal palue. Copies SeTUe the
purpose. Originals may oct lost.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
AuctiOneerS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE STORY BRICK ROW
APARTMENT HOUSE KNOWN AS
PREMISES. 140S H A r V A X |
By virtue Of a deed Of trust recorded
in Liber No. 1093S, Folio "A e.
sea, one of the land records OF tne
District OF Columbia. and at INT
request of the party secured there;
BY. the undersigned trustee VIII
offer for sale by PUBLIC aueIlon
in front Of premises, on MONDAY
THE 26th DAY OF AUGUST, 1903
. AT 3:15 O'CLOCK PM. the 10.
lowing-described property IN w
District Of Columbia; to-Tlt; 70,
81 in Anais J. Pueh's SUBDIVISION
Of lots in Block 40 Of subdivision
of North Grounds Of Columbian
University" as per plat recordeo
in the Office of the Surveyor FOL
the District Of Columbia in LloeI
County 10, Folio "a. Property. de-
scribed in the Deed Of Trust as
Lot 81 in Square 266S for purposes
of assessment and taxation. Subject
to right-of -Way for alley purposes
over the rear 10 feet Of said lot
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH; 4
cash deposit of $500 required OF
purchaser AZ Time OF sdle' EAeLI
ination Of title, deed recordatlon
tax, conveyancing, recording. no.
tarial fees and revenue stamps q
cost Of purchaser. Adjustment:
made as Of date Of sale. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale, otherwlSf
trustee reserves the right to reset
property at risk and cost OF de-
fauiting purchaser, after five days
advertisement Of such resale y
some newspaper published II
Washington, D. c., or deposit ma!
deposit trustee may avail itself o!
any legal or equitable rlght'
against defaulting purchaser.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY KENNETH B1RGFELD'
Vice President.
(seal.) Attest: JAMES F. ROGERS
Assistant Secretary
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ENGINEER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

For, large completed apartment de-
yn6S Ssnyv in q, nearby No ,t Must
and plumbing repairs. Should be
mature. sober. reliable and able
to. supervise men. Permanent job,
salary. vacation and other bene-
fits. State age and salary desired.
Box 450-D. Star.
ESTIMATOR CONSTR. CONSLT.
1mmed. opening, excel. salary, ex-
per. in commercial work, material
and subcontractor procurement.
Call ROBINSON. JU. 7.3b66.
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AUTO PARTS
statesmen

YOUNG SINGLE MEN, over %
with auto parts sales experience
to sell hydraulic brake parts
through our distributors. Salary
expenses and car furn. II you
are willing to travel extensively,
write age and complete expert
ence since leaving school to ELS
AUTOMOTIVE CORP, Box FOL,
Middletown, Conn.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen, Cheyro.
let. We need 2 live wire statesmen
to Join a quality selling organi.
cation, Earnings and opportunity
unlimited. Get in on the ground
floor for '64. Call Mr.. Dement,,
JAY CHEVROLET, INC, UppeI
Marlboro. Nd. MA. 7-2SSS be.
tween 8 am. and 8 pm. =
AUTO SALESMAN, unusual Job OBJ.
por tunity with fast growing
Chrysler-Plymouth dealer. Expe-
rience not necessary. Will train.
Family man interested in solid
b u n e ISIS future. Excellent pay
plan, new car furnished. Apply II
person. FRED FRED Err lex
Chrysler-Plymouth, Laurel, Nd,
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SERVICE STATION Statesmen,
nged and expertenced, Apply $3.50
Ptnsy Branch I'd, Silver Spring.
SHEET INITIAL MECHANICS AND
HELPERS for fabrication and In
stallation Of duct work. Must
have tools and transportet ion.
s YsSTFS sHEET TirE E Gsl S7s sEtG Or
TORS INC. II Burke Fd., Fair
SHEET METAL TRAINEE, over 81,
steady, Call 534-9S4e Friday,
Saturday until noon and Monday.
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MAN, 1886, to work in downtown
nightclub, hours pm. to 2 ana,
only local and reliable man ap-
ply. big man preferred but not
essential, good salary. Write
Box 167-D, Star
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Executive Salesman

Interesting opportunity for quail
fled salesman with young growing
company. Previous exper. In deal
advantage. Excel. management DO
tential and CO. benefits. Starting
income Is open. Reply Box 163-
D. Star
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JANITOR

IANITOR, new air-cond, apt. bldg. !,
nearby Va, only reliable, steady,
sober man need apply. 1890 "a
o'TooLE, sol -Four Mile rd., Ar
lington, Va, 54g-7S70.
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ENGINEERS
PART TIME

Contracting professional personnel
from our office, no sales involved.
engineering. degree plus experience
IN electronics or computer fields
required. Call W. o. MERGEN-
THAI, 664-9393, from IL noon to
10 pm,
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ACCOUNTANTS

institution has perma-
nent opening for experienced
mortgage man. Must have thor
ough knowledge Of mortgage bank
ing, FHA-VA procedures, loan
origination from brokers and
builders. Must be able to supervise
on his own an area Of rs mile
radius Of Washington. Exceptionally
challenging opportunity. Salary,
incentive bonus, car, expenses,
and other benefits. Please furnish
resume. Write Box 204-C, Star.
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MECHANICS, salary or commits
sion guaranteed. disqualification
and paid vacation. Good working
conditions in progressive dealer
ship. Opportunity excellent, Sc.
cure income. See Mr.. Ross, ANNAP-
Oils MOTORS, 1886 Metropoli.
tan ave, Kensington, Md. or cal
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11

The united States Civil Ser
vice Commission announces
competitive examination for Staff
Nurse. GS-5 and GS-6, salary
$4565 $5O35 per year. POSI-
TIONS are located primarily at
Dugway Proving Ground. Dugway.
Utah. Registers resulting from
this examination may be used to
fill similar positions in other
Federal agencies in the vicinity
of Dugwaaay Proving Ground.
Applicants will not be required
to report for written test. They
Will be rated on the basis Of
education and experience shown
in their application and any addi-
donal Information obtained by the
Civil Service Commission.
Information and necessary ap-
plication forms may be obtained
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
CIVIL SERVICE JOB OPPORTUNITIES

from the Executive Secretary,
Board of US. Civil Service Ex-
aminers. Dugway Proving
Ground. Dugway. Utah. 84O22;
Director. Denver Region, US.
Civil Service Commission, :
Building Al. Denver Federal
Center. Denver Is. Colorado.
80225: or apply at any Post
Office for information as to where
they may be obtained.
Applicants should send their
application to the Executive Sec
retary. Board of u S. Civil Ser
vice Examiners. Dugway Proving
Ground, Dugway. Utah. 84022.
All qualified applicants will re-
ceive consideration for employ
ment without regard to race.
creed, color, national origin, or
sex.