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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
Major Building Projects Progressing
New Church OF Christ Edifice To
Be Completed Within Few Weeks

Two major construction projects rapidly nearing
completion in Caldwell and within few weeks will be in
marking the climax of building expansion program
in this community which has not been equaled in years
The Church of Christ building on Main street is
rapidly taking shape and should be completed by first
of the Albert Schoeppner is the contractor The new
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
MARRIAGE PERMIT

Probate Judge Otto Polling last
week issued a marriage permit
to John William Harper, Reiners-
vile farmer and to Beatrice
Elaine Thorla, doctors assistant
of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
AT CONVENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Smith,
have returned to their home on
Playground street from White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, where
they attended the convention of
the Brick Manufacturers asso-
citation, held there the past
week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
John buffalo Service Station Robbed;
Two CAMBRIDGE Youths Arraiqned

William Mcfarland IT, and Edward Arnet a. both of Cam
bridge before Acting Mayor L. Potts and Pro-
Judge Polling Tuesday, charged with breaking
tering John Dfao just north Caldwell
o. u S. Route 81.
that the youths also implicated attempt
to and Luther a
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
TO CLINIC

Miss Helen Johnson, deputy
probate judge, entered the
Cleveland Clinic Tuesday, where
she underwent minor surgery.
che is the daughter of Mrs.
~s.aca Johnson. Main street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
IN CLEVELAND

Miss Lena Alter returned
from Cleveland this Thursday,
after a several days buying tour
for her store in Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17

DANCE AT EAGLES HALL,
north of Caldwell, Wednesday
evening, Nov. %. Drawing will
also be held for complete new
n1stfif Public ix1uikad
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17

of the
of booster
nw
o the eastern coast
the
o
OF land dand
the to and
by the booster aton families
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble
county for the week ending Oct.
20 were $1.803.78, as compared
to $l,896.26 for the same period
IL 1Q4Q
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
ON HUNTING TRIP

Charles Lorenz is spending
this week at Iron Bridge, On
tario, Canada, where he is en-
joying the deer hunting season.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17

YOUNG TURKEYS, ten to 20
pounds. Dressed il desired. In
qiaire at Ira Morris, Dexter
City, Ohio, on u, 8. Route 81.
Phone 31-F-4. Is
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17
HOME PURCHASED

Mr.. and Mrs. EWeu w. smith,
Caldwell route, have purchased
the Leo Carter home on Fair
ground street, it was announced
today. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith ex-
pect to take up their residence
there this week. Last week the
Smith farm east of Caldwell was
purchased by Mr.. and Mrs.
James White, Caldwell route A.
Both transactions were handled
by Redmond Archer, local real
estate agent.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17

NOTICE-The bingo which was
to have been held Friday night
has been cancelled by the hand
KTaAhur.zs. (lIaaIz. ....-. =.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-17

Turn to Page 5-A Market
For Over $4,000 Prospective
Buyers Is Found Exclusively in
The Journal Want AID Section.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIc

GIRL, colored, desires work as cook
Or maid to so away for summer; ref.
GikL, coiored, youns. refined, expsr,
wishes days work. Ref. LU. 3-2431.
GIRL. eolorsa, wants days work;
GIRL. colersd, seeks position ss s
Me Oso3 from 4 until 8.
q ax miia 4ae4 in beauty salon: Ref Ref
eIEI ,ssI eolored' wants days work
GIRL. eolored, wants lob E,h.w., fond
OF children. FIR. b0a9.
TSed 81 ls.sdiss', ,s.s honest and reliable
GIRL, colored. neat, from va, wishes
work Of any kind. HO. bo65.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as maid.
CHI. 0oSd eoior.d. wants shy. full or
GIRLS. eolored. desire motners help
erences; experience. Ii. 3-9240;
0IRL, colored. desires work IS store
maid; gay Tw. 1854 between IL
GIRL, coiored. desires work ss 8. INV.
RA. 1887 any time.
MAN, colored, young student, desires
work in private home As pm. Stay
nights Box 2s2-s, Star.
WOMAN, colored, wants full or part
time, s.-h.w, good laundress, recent
WOMAN. colored, smart and depend
able. wishes days work. Al refer
TWO coIEEGE sTUDENTs, eolored
wish to care for children while
mother works. EXP. ST. 2S42.
morning or days work. IL. 3-1514
Evening star., 1949-07-06

Hinton aresory, 80, sseb 47th pl:. ne
Raymond sullivan: ,..i %; =. 1872 FsSt g
498 School st. s.w.
william F1orentz, 81, New Rochelle, N: =.
and Anna Altschul 32, Arlington. Va.
Evelyn Dickerson, 2s, 52s 4th st. Sc.
Wilbur Robinson. 80, 1894 st. NV,
and Lucia MILAN, "a. 1885 @ st. NV.
Samuel Thomas, jr.. Fl, 1012 9th st. ne.
and Louise Brown, 20, S27 2lst st. ne.
Thomas Harwood. %, of Falls Church. Va,
and Violet Jaeggi, 81, Arlington Farms.
Billy chastain. "a. 144s Gerard st. NV,
and Grace Cowan, 81. Clarksville. Ark.
Vincent Kenney. %. 1928 10Th st; NV
and Viola Huffman, 10, 2107 H St. NV.
Zedekiah Sugss, 90. and Mary ONeal, Is.
both Of 5505 Grant st. ne.
Conrad wilson, 49,, and Yetta Johnston
10, both of 5711 Nome st. ne.
Edward Eakle. SO, 1l0s East Capitol st,
and Elizabeth Bartlett, 46, 1905 r st.
]. Albard Grifins. jr. 70. 1881 Benning
rd Sc. and Mevina Williams, 81, OF
Texarkana, Ark.
william Fenstermacher. 65. and Winfield
Aaur. AZ, both OF 2S29 Connecticut ave.
Joseph Meade, 80, and Hattie johnson,
Evening star., 1949-07-06
HELP MEN

ARTIsT-All-ar around, top-notch, COM
on ersas ssensy ss e sss Srs xoF atudo
good good at lettering, spot drawins,
photo retouching and have exper.
sn lions ons H0is ehons Msn me- $685. Su'ss GOOD
AssisTfANr ssinsTfA MANAGER, by nation e
ally known finance company. trained
Ur saisss pGs ssr alovsnee Me
sen, sa1o oeoris. % AVE. silver
AsssiisaTEANr JAN1roR-coiored; So
work y. round; in Arl.. Va. MGR.
ATTLSDAsr GHi sS1Gi GAS STATION for rs e.,
work In ESQ station; 6-day week.
ASPPy ASPPHy y. w. .zs Kekstss sN h2aAN nS SIS r0!
AUTo BODY coMBINATffoN MEN 1aI
GARAGE, srd between L and M sts.
Afro GLASS INSTALLER. expert
good proposition. m Vacation ~ and
SOM son AgTo s!5sEeS.s sLAss, iss - Fla. ave.
AbTo hji; LII IuB. MA, MAN wanted with hhs thor
ough knowledge OF car fabrication
and ability to sell service to custo-
mers; excellent salary, working con-
ditions. and employe benefits. See
MoToR CO, go Biadensburs H I'd,
AUTo MECHANIC. perm. position, ex-
Gel. salary, good hours, working
eGnS;; s2TIG RET. n,d Tea Apply MANHATTAN Ids AN
AUTO MECHANIcs-New clean shop
with all modern. equipment; 50-5o
pay; insurance, disqualification and
MoNEoE ROE FORD CO.. Silver Spring.
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced. per
manent employment. Top salary,
Newly. sHRL1NGToN Mofok co.,
ehirltneton Business Center, Arling-
ton. Va. ov. 1000. Is
Evening star., 1949-07-06

Roeer. Taylor: ss,, se 81 1 st.. st; NV; and .
Joseph v.ughan,. 2e. 19oe H st. NV. and
Sara ulsh, "a. 1000 + Ct. nv.
Madeline Dytyriak, 20. 2434 18th St
Clarence Reynolds. ~, AZ Randolph -pl
NV. and Hareesee crenshaw, IS, 1200
joseph aIano smith. nj NV ~. of Fort Meade. Nd,
and Katherine Honesty. 10. $50 Ken
lucky ave. Sc.
william Pate, 4s. and MarEaret Hurst
81. both Of Baltimore.
Bingley Thompson, 4e. Of Hyattsville
Md, and Shirley Bryant. 35, 1889 Cal
Edward brown. 80, and Amy Holmer. SO
william Fryi. 20. and Mary wallace, 2b
both OF 1918 9th st. NV.
Pet Buccino, %. Of Bloomfield. N. j., and
Wilma Rogers, IS, Jessup. Md.
David Jones, jr, 90, Fort Myer. Va, and
cathryn Williams, 23, 90l Rhode Island
Howard Jones. %. e12 Morton st NV
and Mary Tynes, 81. 1927 14th st. n W
Preston Cooper. 20. 81 8 st. NV. and
Lagora Gather. II, Ala T st. NV.
Calvin Spruill. "a, 1928 Church st. NV,
and Bertha johnson, "a. 1912 Vermont
Evening star., 1949-07-06
PERSONAL

vACANCIEsIElderly lady -, ,n cool
PERSONAL PROPERTY and sales
tax explained anywhere for nominal
sum By former tax man. ME. 1924.
rE.xANasr; g; ,n,nHSs z. n.Hss.,ss,s.5,: sns 5n.
NlesiiI aScssious SCHOOL: 1910
ysHcANc1a' ~ in modern well-.auipped
convai. home; cheerful rooms. good
care care; dining dining r or 1,ts tf.' 'erv!'''
in modern nursing home,
near 14th st.. shoppips center,
rooms. Good nursing care; tray
service: Call AD: S524. ,, =.
VACANCY ~ NuHSNo ,H0 ,H0Mn-St.
sss,, nSas nsF.nt ana ss.s.. s:s' sH IssassS sSse
sSx 41n setH eAMf s.,sU sss ana M.s u';s SWINE ine
9.si, %a; and ts. s !: 'gssNso; gEoNowoop " '!s.tzs
FS1 1INSik 1EssSsMakHa nsS A;aGa neil
o. 5th s1s.. N. Y5. claims nothint
skilled xorkmanship. Custom made
to measure, restylins, Alterations
Studio ssnsr.ily, ., I0cstSsd sS nld.oSoRa' AKA
cHAMBERs' AMBULANCE service.
S6. Chambers has only the best Of
csadillse equipment. Phone CO..
UPHOLsTERY, slip covers, draperies:
expert vorkmanship. reasonably
priced; Free estimate furnished.
viii EH Sf2si P%Y WELL FOR Snapshots
showing family life during the period
1e00-1949. II you have Z fairly
complete record Of how family grew
up, got its first car, electric light,
radio, washing machine. ETC., and
how members Of family amused
themselves, we would like to borrow
your pictures long enough to make
copies. Pictures are sought for pos
sible publication and will be re.
turned to you unharmed. Do not
send pictures or albums now, write
to Box 279-s. Star. describing in
detail what you have;
private licensed home: large fenced
yard. PA. 2357. g
Evening star., 1949-07-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ALTERATION HAND. experienced.
COLLEGE COLI I GRADUATE with honor.
journalism major. desires position in
newspaper, magazine, advertising,
radio, publicity or photography field.
Has had experience on small town
weekly newspaper. Can operate a
Speed Graphic and process f,lm, VIII
start Immediately Emerson $751;
COLLEGE STUDENT desires summer
position; experienced typist. cashier,
camp counselor, clerk. CH. 1878. s.
GIRL, colored. wants full or part
time. g.h.w. or cafeteria. Call HU.
1912.
GIRL. colored, high school graduste,
desires job IS charwoman, cleaning
IN public building t.l.s.. Or 'mal! spsst, Gsse
SECRETARY. matured, varied expert
ence, competent stenographer. de-
sizes employment. Box 221-s, Star.
TEAcHER, 5 yrs sxper.: temp. work,
type 35-40 w.p.m.; consider speech
case. functional only. Box 273-s.
USDERaRADuATE NURSE. desires
ton duty. TX. 1856. " '
WHITE GIRL. wants Job - baby
WOMAN, colored. dependable. wants
york in = doetors once from
Al sEC'Y-sTENO.-Fast, accurate,
IA yrs. exper.. desires temporary
6462. EVELYN STEVENS
Evening star., 1949-07-06
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

AOCa1 E1uNCA kAoOAo
Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. Csc per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer consecutvely,
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles. SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT.OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
eertion.
II Advertisement was prepaid. re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
q serial number with date and identi-
fes your advertisement.
When cancelins classified advertise
ments be sure to make note OF the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show credit for the sanceua.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
N1JRSE-SECRETARY
WOMEN
HELP noMIS1Ic

COOK: excellent. s.h.w.;. $40 vk:;
pvt pvt bath: % radio; sond Of ehiidtsn;
co1, sxesl, ref WI. .77.l 77as. ,o,o,.a. nv.
sss y ised q stsl IF shlsf:ns ns is7s local ref s's
live in; fond Of children: local ref
erences required; S25 to start. OR.
coGpLE. inHi $3.50. must be .xper. and
set. =, Other help employed Box
CIV, ana plain cookins; help With
ehildJen; dsaz Iys; room and bath; 40
H$ III: r. e%::s..l: VI :s;' :$
a.H.w., mature; local refs; for -.
apt. live out, Sundays of; pa
days & 8 s.n to Sp.nSvp,.sns p;mi' qns svsnsss sss
CIV. small apt, I child: geodd
wages and carfare. Apply at $40
civ, part:tims s days, Monday
throush fTia.y, y $50 throSsh rss .t.p 2 Pm i
dinner; Sim'. CO. s1lss so77' VIZ c'' ''"' o
GIRL, enersetie and sxperisneed; to
do general house work and cooking;
live in; salary, S100 mo. oE. 1888
&SIS ssas.; II: 81 II .sst 81 q: Az;
Maid, colored. s.h,w. food cook;
help care for child; live in; refs.
MAID, MH eolor.d. nSoi .s. $3.50. for child
care and 2nd- floor cleaning: Some
laundry. Must have splendid rsisr, r.
ssfs .nsdsea hsss c'ss sso W. w. n 7sss osn.s
MAID. $50 wk.. s.h w.. and cook:ns.
willing to work in Silver serins.
no children, sleep. in. " day Thurs
day and sysry ,sHL other Sum- on: rsf''
MAID, expsrisneed. SHY fond 's,., o.
no cooking. recent refs; s2b wk.
woMAN.o Eso~ middl.-aged. or couple,
white, room and board ana small
salary; to sssss sssn. for . children "a s.siw'
!s$4s ssIis.:s S; Fl: s's ss ..!; !;': e
and FLOOR DEDRM. for reliable col
ored girl to live In: g.h.w.: auto
matte washing machine; no cooking;
local references; $50. WO. b7Ss.
ExrEK. CARE CHILD. 8. s.h.w;,
resp. person; s days. lo-7:3o, !
eve; rec. loo. refs. health card; s,e.
Sc. Sc n; n GaSS sssd Hope 'd' ana "a a.
GOOD JOB, colored xcmanE; E room
HIS laas H Wi1Ft v r. requires. i.,p
with baby and light housework; live
pref. oW. 6O3s. -
Evening star., 1949-07-06
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCoUNTANT. expert, books s started started
Reas, Local refs. OR: 2954.
ried, desires good position witn
or chefs helper Job; exper. Tel.
CoHsTRucTiON SUIT, sxpsI; in
residential work. Tel. Ii: 3-2620.
ENGINEER, experienced. 5th class
iicy seeks position. AD. $500: =
ENGINEER, steam: sober. reliable.
MHHIifNTiISANcE All isSAN;cE MAN and ,snitor.
white, thorough knowledge elsctri-
city, switchboard. painting. earpen-
try, all misc: work; % mot drink;
drsp. BOZ 27C.s, star. a.. g:
int, painting, wAxing dooYs, etc.
AK. 2437, =. MINOR.
Man, s,, cS!ersd. s,'s VA ya9ss 9.sus JOB; sAH nv
2l3o Newport pl. NV. M. 6oee:
PAlEAHAN6E1, painter, with full
equipment, reliable, prempt. A.
Evening star., 1949-07-06

IS. both Of Richmond.
spursion Kennedy, 20. 1907 West Viz
Franklin Black. I'll, Naval Gun Factory
and Thelma McQuain. 2l. 1917 d st.
Mack Kirk. 21, 1907 Cortland st. NV.
and Bernics Crosby. 90. 1887 North
Capitol St
and jeanne Stever. 16. Huntingdon Pa
James Thompson, 81. and Alimesce Cha
man. 10, both of 1902 9Th st. s.w.
Faire Hicks. 81, 1878 New Hampshire ave
NV, and Elizabeth Woods, "a, 1879
New Hampshire ave. NV.
Frank Hamilton, "a. 1892 w 1T. NV, and
Margaret Scott, 20, 1921 Talbot terr
Lacey ccles. jr. 628 o st. NV, and Vir-
gle Yarkshire. 3, 2915 Knox pl. Sc.
Eta Welch, 20, 1857 Stevens rd. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
SALESMAN
CONTACTS PROVIDED
ENCY. BRITANNICA
MR.. BONE, RE. 6911
HELP MQMEN

ADJUSTMENT CLERK, woman, age
30 to 40 yrs. to adjust claims with
customers. One with laundry exper.
as assorter. familiar and exper; with
talk over telephone inteiiigentiy with
customers on complaints. Apply
S.k M ter Mr. NJ alsSen.. 3 w WWAsH1NoffosN
sAATTgEIp tsATEpRY, aST 1921 ooE 4 st; n,v; nv; S .au.
AssafhAS shorshsnd. sooffe.pins; sSEu n' ds9. dIs
Specify age. sxpern etc. Box 22e.M,
AssisrANr MANAGER, white. check
ing and msrkins dept; q sxgsr PEI nec;;
b2xEHfcf2s Rxthf ff9s4 SaSrsD SGnH e. mm.d.tsl,
unconditional shop, steady position;
Salary and commission. GALVERT
HAIRDRESSERS. 231S Wis. ave
NV, WO. 23lS. Ia
BOOKKEEPER-Builder needs an
experienced bookkeeper for part
Monday throash Friday: excellent
Sleht ofice; sood s0nGG1' salapg Reply in own
handysiting. giving past experience.
BoOKKEEPING CLERK, young wom-
an about 30, for duties involving
knowledge of bookkeeping and main
tsnsnce ,O, Of r.ne must s.tcn Ss CA
s.day. 46.Rr. week; startins about
Phone Nj. 1858, Ext. sSs. Tor sD- '
BRANCH OFFICE SALES CLERK for
managerial position; vacation with
pay; good hours; experience not
REss BANNER ss'il;asf 1GsSsr 1ss;sa ssS
CASHIER for masains counter. exper.
in magazine sales. References. 8
70 1880 pm. In person only. 42o1
cSsHEsIExp.ri.ne.d All hys: aixi for restaurant
night work. Apply In person. BAs-
sin, 1347 e 81. NV.
a.s hona.t s:ss tms haa tdss Fl ss f5ont
be thoroughly experienced, book
keeping background helpful; must
sor short periods. Give details as
to experience and present employ
ment. Box 203-M. Star. -6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, part time. for
fast cafeteria lines in Federal bldgs..
exper. helpful, but will train. Should
be avail. bet. 10 an. and 3 Pm.
aoH aoHEREMEER fhEsSaEs mssf asss DfSqs sc
1135 21st st. NV.
CHILD NURSE-Pref. res. OF Alex;
care Of 2, ages 2H-1h. 8 to 6,
rain or shine: Capable white woman
only, TIE 2168. -
CHURCH SECRETARY -. Apply BY
phone OR. 400, Friday bet. 8 and
CLERK. general ONCE work; perms-
nent position: 5h-day week. Apply
Mr.. Cox, YOUNG'S. 1908 r st. NV.
CLERK-rYPIsr. with knowledge Of
shorthand; exper. pref, but will
consider beginner: 37h.hr. Ek.;
good salary. Apply EMERSON RA.
CsLLiERK.TYPIsr for Sc. real estate
once; some knowledge Of bookkeep-
ing desired. MAX MILLER, 500 11th
CLERK.fYfisT, under 80. for lge.
insursnes so .,s,,I perm, nxrss res'ib ib.Insn Ssa
Apply Ia person. NATL: SURETY
cONt, A16 woodward Blds. Ill
Evening star., 1949-07-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FANCY GROCERY :. Over $4,000
ssfeiE sEfaEL, ax. ES ss6I. ss@pe'''''h' sSAS
GROCERY, apartment: mixed trade:
5000 weekly. priced very cheap.
schwartz, with sEIdEL, Tx. 2Sol.
DEHnicATPG9ssEN, $3.50 wk,; closes 8
and no sun; fne La; q hustler can
increase on this already est. pro-
ducer Of good profits; $4,000 down.
sIMoNs, Elk. o1s1; eve, Epstein.
KosHER DEL, one Of tn. finest in
the city; vk. bus. At S1,700 assures
you Of . good inc; good hours. %
Why. wait, call now. SIMCNe, Ex.
BEAUTY sALoN-A real opportunity:
also enough business for more
operators; est. paying bus: air
cond.; terms. GE 1171. -
SMALL HOTEL, fully equipped, semi
fireproof bldg; monthly. rental. in
tion Of NV. Md. Only 5 miles D. c.
iine. rye-year lease. OWNER, Boz
rRiNIiNs sssTr gar BUSINESS for TS sale;
downtown location: long lease. s11
sEysrAGz4NT ays Il FL: Conn. .xs.,-A s.,u-
tiful, modern place.. long lease, low
rent; nice kit; ample parking; GOOD
prices; $S. 600 handleG De SHAzo
q EEeSEqEE 1924 3. ma, $500.
5 booths. excel: bus; illnese eompels
Sa!s $1,000 sSisso' ,as4 " tsrT; E. "a 4AsssSAr tssS
Evening star., 1949-07-06
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

ARTIST for dept. store; lengthy ex-
perience not necessary, but helpful;
willing to do all types Of art; many
employe benefits. Write details, in
cluding salary expected, Box 312-M,
Star. -
CLERK for general ONCE work in ad-
vertising dept. Of dept. store; must
be quick, good with figures; many
employe benefits: Write details, in
eluding salary desired, Box 315-M,
Star. -
PREssERs, silk and wool, for modern
dry cleaning plant; good working
conditions. Apply LUNA CLEANERS,
sANbwica lS2S aa.a 81 xNn h;"' 'couNrERmAss-
good hours, good pay, good work.
ing cond. to right person. BEACON
PHARMACY, Fountain, 2210 4th st.
ALL ABOARD. Christmas card profit
train Is in. Sell friends Americas
foremost greeting card assts. Un-
beatable name imprinted cards. Cor
geous 2l-card de luxe .aSsts. Plastic
cards, stationery, napkins, ribbons.
All fast-selling big money makers,
Samples on approval. MASTER
GRAFT, 100 N. Eutaw ST.. Baltimore
Evening star., 1949-07-06
SALESMAN

FOLDING BOX-Manu-
facturer having distributing ware.
house. Washington, needs good
salesman having experience in car
toon or with wholesale coarse paper
lines in washington washington ares area. Goo. GOOD
Write giving experience and other
pertinent details to the MARYLAND
CoNTA1NER CO.. 1901 8. Russell
st.. Baltimore 80. Nd. -6
A MAN TO REPRESENT uarco, Inc,
business forms; . long and estab;:
salary and commission. with op.
portunity to increase earnings in
proportion to productive efforts;
previous selling exp. desirable but
not essential; knowledge OF ac-
counting and once procedures help
ssss,a efsser ase senassIs $685. wv sy. fa detas
Including age, marital status, edu-
cation and previous employment his
sTaxx 1S5y sSy W1SnGw anT; star; asA;1rsmENEsw.
our new and all .extruded aluminium
Tripl Glide storm window on display
at our factory branch ONCE, located
at 1918 Pa. ave. Sc. We ask you
to compare the many ADVANTAGES
this company affords as direct fac
tOIy REPRESENTATIVE. ouE Co"Peli~
sation plan is most attractive to
serious minded men. For further In.
formation or appointment call TR.
O235 between 8 am. and b Pm.
IF YOU ARE . top notch salesman.
have car. apply for this sales
.si...n nGi:Sn This s.rn =. s6oSS SSSSr' pc. a'f
salary .S75 per wk. plus commission.
Bonafide leads furn. Apply In per-
SON July 7th. ESQ am. sharp.
afql \ st: Ss::oo.iEGToR niMi ET; Good op.
portunity for the right man, on es-
tabiished insurance debit: car neces-
sary. 644 H st. ne. TR. 2466.;
- Profitable. interesting.
with definite future for right man
selling construction Jobs and nm
ished homes. Construction and /or
real estate BACKGROUND. Earnings OF
$40 900 per year or more a definite
possibility. Phone bet, 10 s, snd y i
INC, Elk. 4065. 10
nationally
known company in radio adyertis-
ing field, interested interviewing
man earning $4,000 yearly or better.
Requisites! Must have car; free to
travel: be between ages 25 and 45.
MR.. r. T. GILLEY for appointment.
willard Hotel, bet. 10 am. and 2
pm. Wed. and Thurs.
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont }

SstO~UIVtNS "StN tSVUusJ
PAPERHANGING and painting done
or cont. Call ABLEMAN. UN. s02l.
VET. colored, desires position with
operator of large or small trucking
OUTFIT as LIST, Ind, 3rd and /or 4th
echelon mechanic: APPROX. 8 yrs.
experience. Box 34-S. Star. g.
VETERAN. colored, desires Job as
truck helper. Call AT. 1898, 2
YOUNG MAN. age II. wishes to
learn trade for any kind Of honest
work. Ii. 3-ss36.
YOUNG MAN. %. white, previous ex-
perience stock. sales elk. mech. in
clined; D. c. rermit. Ho. 1913. .
CAPABLE MAN has alt; Gays y, posi- 81
Mech. abil., but will do odd Jobs.
II YEARS EXPERIENCE buying,
merchandising, retailing; veteran,
35, interested In position with es-
tablished organization Offering op-
portuntty for advancement. Box
415-K Star -S
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that q
special meeting Of the members Of
THE HOME MUTUAL BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION has been
called by the Board of Directors to
be held at 93l 18th st. NV. Wash
ington, D. c.. on Wednesday, July
13, 1e4a. At o'clock in the after
noon. for the purpose Of consider
ing conversion into q Federal Saw
inss and Loan Association.
CAMERA FANS! Movie takers! Your
headquarters is BREENER, 933 Pa.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. r. z. PETERSON,
es14 Red Top rd.. Apt. 2, Takoma
Park, Md.
DRIVING TNSTRUCTIoN-pu
troll car, free pickup service, day or
evening. VIM. z. PADDY. UN. o025.
CHILD's CAMP, nurses home. 10
acres, picnic, swimming. Pick up,
deliver. Bethesda, Chevy Chase area.
So per day OIL. aObl
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, Is. for general work in
grocery store. interview l to pm;
no phone calls. 301 x st. ne.
YOUNG MEN-Outside sales work,
ately. Room 400. 1920 New York
ave, NV, to 4:30 pm.
STOCK MEN, for
super market. Call oV. 011o or
Evening star., 1949-07-06

Melvin and Laverne Chase, girl.
Alphonso and Mary Davis boy.
Andrew and Agnes Floyd. girl.
Earl and Edna Fraser. girl.
Ottoway and Florins Grady, boy.
George and Alice Grant. boy.
Benjamin and Jane Greene. girl.
Royal and Alberta Height. boy.
Kenneth and Selma Jackson, girl.
Clarence and Dolly johnson, girl.
Frank and Ethel Johnson. girl.
Winon and Catherine Jones, boy.
Frederick and Gertrude Joshua. girl.
Charles and Mary Lyons. girl.
Levi and Lucille Morris, girl.
George and Reaya Mullins. girl.
Leo and Daisy Norman boy
Evening star., 1949-07-06
BOOKKEEPER

Age rs TO 40. Experienced in handl-
ing. accounts receivable; prefer one
with hotel or club experience; GOOD
opportunity for sdvancement; salary
open. Phone WI. 20e0, ask for