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Evening star., 1949-10-13
HELP MEN

ESTIMATOR SALESMAN. must be
experienced blueprint reader and
have car. mechanical drawing ability
desirable. CHESAPEAKE PLATE g.
WINDOW GLASS CO., 1855 New
York ave. ne. TR. S0S1. -15
FARMER;DAIRYMAN to operate 40
,,, s9H dairy dairy farm farm; must be expeT
feed: refs. required: new house
with all modern conveniences and
good good LYING lying conds; co ;, PSsitien d TY now
TON: -oIo 1898 National Press Bids;
FoHN4as 81 natG HE'LL HELrWellpaid EN- hlS4 work work
at our soda fountains; experience
preferred. but not necessary. We
will train you; uniforms furnished
and laundered free; nightwork. from
advaneement sa Appy am %sr PRopLGs lS
DRUG STORE, i4th at Thomas
GAS A''t sTATTiioN aAiTii ArTENDANr-55eo
Livingston I'd. Sc; experienced;
apply in person. -l5
GLASS WORKER
For inside shop work, cutting and
CHESAPEAKE PLATE g. WINDOW
GLASS Co.
1855 New York Ave. NE, TR. sos1.
GLAZIERS, 2, experienced; steady
work. good pay. 1910 wisconsin
ave-. OIL. 2022. Ia
GRILL, SALAD, fountain, all-around
man. Southeast Wash. AK. 1857.
ask for JIM Ia
Haberdashery Salesman
Young man, exper. in selling. fine
caring possibilities for aggressive
man with following. Apply to Mr..
Schoenberg, FASHION SHOP, INC,
1900 st. NV lie
HEATING SALESMEN-Excel. prop
osition for right party. Call MR..
PARISH. OW. 1900. lis
Evening star., 1949-10-13
IMMEDIATE OPENING

For special position, as pictured in
Better Homes and Gardens Mag
azine," page 207, october issue. II
ance, personality, car, need for as
much as S75 in q week. can work
afternoons and evenings, to 9.
and are between ages 25-45, phone
HU. 1925. No canvassing or parties.
Evening star., 1949-10-13
Applications Wanted

AppilCdIlOilS WdnteQ
once, sales, technical vacancies, in
Silver Spring and lower Montgomery
County.
Men and women-Free registration.
BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
1906 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring
81, 11o4 ia
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HOSTESSES
AND
Dining Room Managers

25 to 80 for large restaurant chain:
must be thoroughly experienced in
supervising employees and handling
customers relations; excellent SAL
ary for qualified person. Apply to
MR.. BURGESS, $40 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-13
statesmen

People are finding out what RExAIR
is! Business is snowballing! Sue
cessful specially statesmen are reap
ing the harvesti We must expand
our organization!
We have more increase than our
present force can handle.
Come in Sat, 8 am. sharp. and see
q demonstrations; only men with q
sales BACKGROUND will be interviewed
You must also satisfy us as to
your responsibility.
Come in and find out about our tre-
mendous market. The great need
for our product; the exclusive pro-
lection for you and these substan-
Apply 2206 Wis. ave. NV. Sat.
am. sharp. No phone calls. IA
Evening star., 1949-10-13

CLERK-General office work. white:
under 80, must type and understand
filing: located West Va. ave. ne;
40-hr. week: salary. $40 to start.
Call MR.. TURNER FIR: 3542. la la
office Of fine mems speciality shop;
excel. opport.. bright future: perm.
Apply to Mr.. Aiken. GRosNER, of
1925 p st. NV. 10
CLERK. laundry ticket pricing and
telephone reeeptionist; good starting
Mr saaTg gs,ensar Msestasishef q d1snT en- srRS Sc
CLERK-some tipping. 1880, h.s.
graduate. living at home with
parents. single, good health. 5-day
wk.. no exp. nee; hosp. and group
INSURANCE @ benefit. Coed { startins
for appointment, EX. O16s.
CLERK GENERAL OFFICE WORKER,
able to type and relieve on PIX board.
Apply Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MAS
TERPIECES, oil Tth st. NV. Id
CLERK-TYPIST. under 80. for book
5ha-day wk.; advancement. Ex.
COUNTER GIRL. experience not nee
essaTy; good opportunity for steady
PgEy,,i PLY in sps psrsoa; son., EWARTs CAFE
lEt1A, OAsS IotH 81. NV. -lO
COUNTER GIRLS. white. FIVE
BROTHERS RESTAURANT. College
Park. nr. University of Md. WA.
COUNTER WOMEN. white, 1880,
for cafeteria work; no late night or
Sunday work: meals and uniforms
furn. Apply TALLY-HO RESTAU-
DEMoNsTRAToK. u for r'"i new paint
GL1DDEN CO. 5Disas' 1898 4th 'ste'1se St. me-.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. exper.. white.
neat and intelligent. AT. 1855 or
DIETICiAN for small hotel. Call 10.
DRUG cLERK-cAsHER-Must have
exp. and local refs; 9 to 8 pm, 70
Sundays. WOODLAND pHARM.,
FILE CLERK-TYPiST-S45 week; 5h
days. Apply managers office, SHORE
HAM HOTEL, $500 Calvert st. NV.
FOOD CHECKER for grocery store:
excellent hours. good salary. Apply
3423 Connecticut ave. -15
FOUNTAIN LADY. thoroughly exp.
9:30 to 6 pm. Must have refs.
BUNKER HILL PHARM., 20l1
Bunker Hill ne. IA
HOSTESS, part time. for nice restau-
rant: nights, 5000; Sunday, 12 to
g.. Some one who enjoys people
MR., EVANS, OW 9SSS
Evening star., 1949-10-13

Albert Furr, 80, 1925 North Capitol st.,
and Vivian Turner. rs. 1908 North
Raymond 8ehrens. 81. 1888 Clay pl. ne,
and Patricia O'Connor, 21. 1928 Mas
Sachusetts ave, s.e
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
To sell Office machines: in Washing
ton .and adjacent counties of Va;
excellent opportunity for an ambi-
tious man with car; salary paid
semimonthly against commissions
on all sales.
PITNEY-BOWES, INC.
1RoS X ct n "
Evening star., 1949-10-13

CASHIER-TYPIST, experienced pre-
ferred, for credit jewelry store;
pleasant surroundings; paid vaca-
tions; many company benefits;
splendid opportunity for the right
person. Apply in person. KENT
JEWELERS., 701 18th ST. NV. is
Evening star., 1949-10-13
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
Perm. position with attr. future in
wholesale plumbing and heating
sential II applicant is qualified,
willing worker; 5-day wk; salary,
$1,000 to $1,000 per yr. Apply
Miss Wittstatt, ST. 005o:
NoLAND co, INC.
TYPisT, with some knowledge of
contractors oftice; 5-day wk.: in
TYPIsT-Knowledge of figures; old
establish established p,fg firm; Sdas ayo4 week In
TYPisT-cLERK. willing. sal alert, single,
age 25-35. pleasing personality;
must be able to meet public. Don't
apply If you are afraid to work.
OF, If you aren't able to apply. your
self conscientiously; no day dream
rYPisf.cLERK, 1Epi c EsSo accurate; 5-day dwlsk sk..
radio irm; $50 month. Apply in
WAITRESS, white, experienced. THE
HdtaI MHtAYFILoWER DINER 5o2 RHODE
wAITREss. arne sse experienced. ss white. nisht
- -, sSSe stb'. H@"-A is4Seo ~ AA-S''
wAITREss. white, neat, exper.. to
work in delicatessen, 8 pm. to II
pm. Apply in person, HAYWOOD
DELICATESSEN, 1901 Varnum ST.,
Mount Rainier -15
WAITREsS-BALDERsoNs GRILL
l33 So Wayne ST., Arl.. Va. wash
ington-Lee Shopping Center). OK.
WAITRESS. white. over 81, expert
enced. Apply 402 H st. ne. -13
MATTRESSES t2). lunch and night
work, experienced only. JO-DEL
BAR Il GRILL, 719 9th st. NV.
MATTRESSES. experienced with tray
service. Apply IN person, STATES
RESTAURANT, 516 N. Capitol. 49,
MATTRESSES
Young women, between is and 35.
who are interested in waitress work
at night. Positions located in
Washington, d. C. Excellent work
ing conditions. These positions Of
fer a good income with meals and
uniforms furn., paid vacation. in
Surance and disqualification. Apply
MISS MCCORMICK, Hot Shoppes
personnel ONCE, $40 Conn ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-13
HELP MEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1AS&J C1oUO1 III 121FOoV36c&UO2
S1-3O. Excel. opportunity for quick
advancement in rapidly expanding
national finance company. This po-
sition requires hard work from a
adequate. Company benefits, insur-
ance, etc. Car necessary during
training period Salary and car al
lowance. Phone Mr.. West, 9-5. WA.
AETNA FINANCE CO.,
Evening star., 1949-10-13
GRAND UNION co

GRAND UNION co.
NATIONAL FOOD DISTRIBUTOR
Has opening in its local sales div
This position offers the following:
Attractive salary from start.
Unlimited advancement
possibilities.
3-Security.
Company sponsored benefits such
as-group insurance, hospital
tzation, paid vacation, liberal
retire plan
5-Car furnished and all it's oper-
ating expenses paid.
Age 24-35, married preferred. All
applicants will be carefully inter-
viewed. Contact Mr.. Garrett at the
CONTINENTAL HOTEL, am. to
Q pm
Evening star., 1949-10-13
EX-GI MEDIC.
SALESMAN

SALESMEN-We need young. ambi-
OF sales representatiye. we will give
complete training. .Opport. for high
sse Man for wsd siand snd H1kDIE9 Ei 70 MoFoR FOR
cASviAEsSs2Rs ' e. s5s' Tor h,T' small local
crew; no samples to, carry; salary
and BONUS q fine JOB for exper: xpe:
bet: g and 9 pm. only.
LESMAN-National paper prod
ucts mfgr;. requires aggressive man,
capable of selling quality products
used by all businesses. This can be
lifetime is 1ns,r position ~ with above t.S.
on repeat business from over 100
RoOEING AND SIDING Hishest
commissions paid. Fast work. no
waiting for your money. Also other
home hon ,,a1p imProyements sesr to sell, Write
statesmen. good, fast-selling electri-
ARTCRAFT .FLUORESCENT CORP,
$50 K st; NV. For appointment, call
coon OPENING for a reliable man
portHhs ns WhHsas er dsaer an op n
Starting, Supervising and training
direct-to-consumer statesmen. Auto
mobile necessary, For interview
tention: Manager. Dept. 14-264,
Chester, Pa. Give age and experi-
ence. in first letter. Replies conf
DON'T WRITE US IF you like to
punch a time clock and work for
the other man. Do write US II
you would like to go into q busi-
ness Of your own. No capital
needed to start. Write RAW
LEIGH'S, Dept. 1926. Chester. Pa.
right men! The only company Of
its kind in the Washington area!
Old established factory selling an
exclusive product. made on the
premises, direct to home owners.
II you can qualify. minimum earn
ings are $3.50 per week! A car will
be helpful. but is not necessary.
Call MR.. OLIVER at Otis sQ16
Evening star., 1949-10-13

TAILOR, experienced on mems
clothes. Apply 140S New York ave.
NV. Ia
TAILOR NEEDED-Frst-cla Apply
1854 Columbia I'd, Nv LIZ
Evening star., 1949-10-13

CARPENTERS, experienced on trim
york. Apply construction Job, l4I6
cARPEaTERsGTrim 1sPESSf r.; n:Ti hands, 1aa apply
Ed Reid: foreman, GELMAN CON-
STRUCTION co. Out Colesville rd.,
Brewster St. right on Brewster to
Worth ave. and Job. Is
CLOTHING SALESMAN
Young man with exper. selling high
quality Quality clothins, excel; earning pos
gressive. loyal and capable man
sehoenbeTs. FASHION W SHOP. NC.
1900 F st. NV. lie
COLLECTOR, experienced. Must know
city, must have car. Apply Fri, Oct.
a 1890 am. AIR-WAY BRANCHES
coHIicfdRsALEsMAa tMf 1s6h : IiEssi n" for .stab-
lished route: q liberal guarantee to
lections and sales viii produce $i9o
6HnMAs lesl Ess &. nv; need is
collector statesmen. good future. with
commiss. on sales. Exper. helpful
but not nee. Only men desiring
steady work need apply; Apply
RA1DON JEWELhf CO.' 9lS lItn
st. NV. End floor. Ia
COUNTER MAN for meat dept; must
be experienced and SOBER week ends
only No phone calls, please 1883
couNTERMAN, 81 aHsi IAN exper. only: aaa stead,
work; chance for improvement; 81
years or over. RYANS GRILL, 4I13
Lee hwy, Arlington. Va. -1S
DAIRY AND GENERAL FARM HAND,
exper.. refs. required: small family;
modern 7-rm. bungalow, running
water elec and bath. CHANTILLY
FARMS, Fairfax, Va, Herndon So
J-1. -13
CLERKS t2). full
and part time: experienced only.
6117 Georgia ave. NV IA
DISPLAY MAN for chain of radio,
television and appliance stores. Ex-
cellent opportunity and salary for
experienced man to do outstanding
work on interior and exterior dis
plays: Apply, executive ofice:
laws 9th ond II
Evening star., 1949-10-13
CANVASSER
CAR HOPS

Young men, bet. 1925, for full time
employment. Salary plus tips. Po-
Meals and uniforms furn. Excellent
employment benefits. Apply Miss
Mccormick, Personnel OEce, HOT
SHOPPES, INC, $40 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-13
HELP MEN

PORTER R-DISHWASHER, colored; ref.
and exper. req; sober. Apply CO.
LUMBIA DRUG STORE, $500
Penna, ave. NV.
PRESSER wanted. Apply in person;
good hours, good wages. BLUE
FLAME VALET SHOP. $40 F. st.
NV. -l3
PRESS FEEDER. feeding short runs
on Gordon presses Consider high
school boy with press feeding ex-
perience. HO. 0164.
PRODUCE and stock clerk for DGS:
eXper only: 6-day week. DAWES
MARKET, 144S p St. NV. Ia
RADIO REPAIR MAN-CARROLL'S s,
7l9 H st. NV. ME. 51S6, ia.
0967 Ia
RADIO SERVICEMAN
Experienced on AM, FM. and record
changers: excel. opportunity for right
man; with or without car. Apply
LACY'S Service Bldg, Half and Que
SITS. s.w. Ia
Evening star., 1949-10-13
BRICKLAYERS
WANTED

BRICkLAYERS
WANTED
For coke-oven conStruc-
ton. Rate SO per hour.
Apply KOPPERS CO.,
INC, E. & G. Division,
care Shipyard Gate of
Bethlehem Steel Co.,
Sparrows Point, Md, or
phone Sparrows Point
7O3.
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Service
Continued From Page D-1)

guests, all, doctors in the Radio
logical section Of Walter Reed
Hospital, and their wives, were 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Romeyn Healy. 1t.
Col. and Mrs. George Bess. Maj.
and Mrs. Lyle Edelblute. Maj. and
Mrs. Keene Wallace. Capt. Rich
ard Kafka, Capt. and Mrs. James
Wood, 1t. and Mrs. Samuel Turn
bull and 1t. Mary Wockley.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Bryon A. Mich
OILS dinner party last night ct the
Medical Center served Is . fare
well, as Col. Nichol. who Is resi-
dent physician at Walter Reed. Is
due for Q change Of station.
Thirtieth Anniversary
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles
w. Fox celebrated their 30th
wedding anniversary yesterday ut
q cocktail party at their home in
Silver Spring. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Rice
Cowman and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Leisure. who were here overnight
from Harrisburg.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Lewis l..
Strauss gave a cocktail party Fri
day in their apartment at the
Shoreham. Most Of the guests
were friends in town for the meet
ings Of the American Physical So
ciety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Newman and family Of Boston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman O. Hoagh.
jr.. of Arlington.
Mrs. Elmer Simpson enter
tanned al q bridge luncheon
Thursday for o small group Of
friends In her home Mrs. Simp-
son. accompanied by her sister.
Mrs. Lester Simpson. and Mrs
Joseph Houghton left Friday 70
be weekend guests Of Mrs. Slmp-
sons brotherrin-law and SISTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Benton. In
Cambridge. Nd
Miss Alice Broas left Friday
for Friendship. where she viii
open her summer home for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt A. Gree
ley have as their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. william Alien Cess
na Of Chicago.
Mrs. Harry Martin and Mrs.
Harold B. Vincent, jr. enter
tanned Is guests at an evening
party and shower Tuesday in
honor Of Mrs. Ray Manning OF
Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c. Walser
have as their house guests Mrs.
Walser's brother-in-lsw and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Ben
nett of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Jason Gillette has been
entertaining the past week her
nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs
Alison w. Wilson Of Nashville,
Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Imlay
have Is week end guests Judge
Manly o. Hudson of Cambridge,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neal OF
Albany. N. Y. and Mr.. John
Gauntlet Of New York City. who
came to attend the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Imlay's son. Mr..
Carl INLAY. and Miss Dorothy
Willenbrucher Of Bethesda. which
took place yesterday at the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church.
Mrs. Frederick L. Fridley was
hostess At luncheon and bridge
Thursday. entertaining in her
home for Mrs. Myron Andersen.
Miss FRANKIE Clemments. Mrs. j.
Wriley Jacobs. Mrs. Glenn c. VIII
liams. Mrs. warder Jenkins. Mrs.
Roger whiteford. Mrs. Lloyd SUIT
ton. Mrs. Stuart Mitchell, Mrs.
Chapman Fowler. Mrs. James
Defandorf and Miss Mary Crook.
Mrs. Donald A. Pippenger. with
her sister. Miss Ruth OVERLY. en-
tertained at q buffet supper last
evening In Mrs. Pippenger's home.
Guests were DR.. and Mrs. Simon
Ingberg. DR.. and Mrs. Erling Hole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Einhaug. Mr..
and Mrs. Einar MortenSon. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Moe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Solem and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sverre Johnanneson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman g. Hough
were hosts at a dinner party
Thursday for Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

The marriage Of Miss Doro-
thy Elizabeth Willenbucher.
daughter Of Capt. Franz o, VIII
lenbucher. U. s. n. retired. and
Mrs. Willepbucher OF Bethesda,
TO Mr.. Carl Hudson INLAY. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vernon
Inlay Of Chevy Chase. took place
yesterday in the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church. the Rev, Edward
o. Clark officiating.
Given In marriage by her
father. the bride had as her maid
OF honor her sister. Miss Shirley
Ann Willenbucher. Susan VIC
toria Neal was the flower girl.
Mr.. Fred Warner Neal was best
man for his brother in-law and
the ushers were Mr.. Andrew Alt
mann. Mr.. Edwin Davis. Mr.. John
Gauntlet and Mr.. Richard Gibbs.
On their return from . South
ern motor trip. the newlyweds
will reside In Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
Wedding Date

Miss Margaret Elizabeth Rettew
and Mr.. Murray Watson Benthall
have selected Thursday. June u
for their wedding. Miss Rettew
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James William Rettew, and Mr..
Benthall Is the son of Mrs. Her
bert A. Pope Of Aulander. N. c..
and DR.. r. r. Benthall Of Alex
andria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
Summer Wedding

The engagement Of Miss Mar
garet Montgomery Stabler to Mr..
Carl Murray Cochrane is an
nounced by Miss Stabler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgar Hallowell
Stabler of Sandy Spring.
Miss Stabler Is q graduate Of
Guilford College. where Mr.. Coch-
rane at present is student. He
is the son of Mrs. Hilda Holmes
Cochrane Of Morristown. Tenn.
and Mr.. Murray o. Cochrane Of
Charlotte, N. c.
The wedding will take place in
the late summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
Miss Smith Bride

The Calvary Baptist Church was
the scene Of the wedding yester-
day Of Miss Janet Marie Smith,
daughter Of 1t. Col. and Mrs
Crawford j. Smith Of Cheverly
Md, and Mr.. John Calvin Grove,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M
Grove Of Baltimore. DR.. Clarence
Crawford officiated.
Matron Of honor was MRS q,
Wells Drumwright and the other
attendants were Mrs. A. Thomas
Bowden, Mrs. John j. Eek. Miss
Jean e. Sauer and Miss Doris T.
Burkey.
Mr.. Warren ". > w,iixbaci1ef
was best man and the ushers were
Dr.. @. Wells Drumwright. Mr.
Robert B. Mays, Mr.. Donald Car
berry, Mr.. Walter D. Burch, Mr.
Daniel r. Reisenweber and Mr.
John r. lyric. After . honey
moon in Florida, the couple will
live in BladenSburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Ma s-s1 NJ. .soze-SS wssssGssa.
ne have tzss Fw:@sw~8 ssexa Ire
Cana. sasas hasw h~wn sssTsas ~
NJ. ard Nh A'erafAs3 eAessst
csvsa 81 tsseas haxzas to Ta1serA
PARK. re sxe aa1Ass Asv sasfxfa
Mrs Howard Nafsnn has re-
ssErr~e AFTER tse 90 tArw~ me~ks
vsss,asg aes e4xsasEss Mr. aas Ma.
X A sAsaE1<v. N@gaa.r~N
~ y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Far
rington announce the engage
ment of their daughter June
Marie to Mr.. Rembrandt p.
Lane, r., son OF Mrs. Audrey
Heron Lane of Washington
and Mr.. Rembrandt P. Lane OF
South Orange, N. J. Miss Far
rtnoton and Mr.. Lane are stu
dents at Duke University and
the aoeddtng DiH take place In
September.
Mr.. harrington is deputy
governor OF the Farm Credit
administration OF the Agrt-
culture Department.
Mr.. Lane is q grandson OF
Mrs. Leroy w. Heron and the
late Col. Heron, the latter
serving for many years as dd-
Dertising manager OF The
Euening Star. Carlos Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

NJ. and Mrs i. . ena1er have
returned fruxn Michigan whesv
they Wasted tssea- 500 and aas wife
DR. and Mra pennls saycst. ~
their hone IN icnia NJ SnsesT
also visited Emmanuel Missionary
ColleSe III Herrten Syssnx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
To Wed in June

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Harold w. Mullinix OF
Mount Airy, Md, Of the engage
ment Of their daughter Elizabeth
May to Mr.. 8. Barrineau Morris
son Of Mr.. Samuel c. Morris OF
Conway, 8. c. The wedding will
take place the latter part Of June
Miss Mullinix Is q graduate OF
the college of william and Mary
and Mr.. Morris was graduated
from Duke University.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
ATTENTION
FIRE APPARATUS DEALERS

received by the village of fe Port
Clinton, Ohio, February Is, 1949,
of the Village Clerk, City Hall,
Port Clinton, Ohio and at that
time and place will be duly opened,
for the purchase of one (D Fire
Truck.
Specifications:
l 75O-gal. per minute Mid Ship
Pump with tank of not less than
600 gal. capacity complete on
Truck with compartments for Lite
Plant and Raincoats and Boots.
Basic Equipment Standard ac
cOrding to Underwriters Manual
page 13, chapter P1 and P2.
tPD-Each Pumper shall con-
form to the precision applying to
all type of Apparatus attached
Each shall be equipped with
pump, ladders, water tank, basic
equipment and extra equipment
according to the capacity, dimen-
sion, size and numbers specified in
the request for bids.
(P2)
lift ladder with folding hooks
1-EXtension ladder to extend "a
2-Axes cat least lb) pick head
type.
2-Fire Department Lanterns cleo
tric hand type.
2-Two and one half (21A) gal
Fire Extinguishers foam type.
2-10-ft. Pike Poles.
1-36-In. Crow bar
1-Hydrant connection, with sue
tion hose thread on one end
and local 21a hose thread on
other.
Pump suction connection, with
pump suction thread on one end
and local 2% in. hose thread on
other.
Metal strainer for suction hose.
1-21b Double female connection.
$50 TT. of Booster hose with shut
off nozzle and one in. hose.
2-Section suction hose to fit our
hydrants.
TRADE: 1 SEAGRAvE PUMPER.
BY order of the Council of the
Village of Port Clinton. Ohio.
5e-2t WM, l., zEIS, Clerk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
ORDINANCE No. 351

An Ordinance To Fix the Positions
In the Cemetery Department; And
To Fix Salaries and COmpenSa-
tions To Be Paid To Said EN-
ployeeS.
Be it ordained by the Village
Of Port Clinton, Ohio, that the po-
sitions hereinafter fixed, shall be
established in the Cemetery Depart
ment; and that the salaries and
CompensationS hereinafter specific
ally provided shall be charged to
the Cemetery Fund.
l. One Sexton of the Cemeteries,
who shall be in charge of the care
and upkeep of the lots, roads and
grounds; and shall direct the per
formance of the work done by the
ground keepers and grave diggers,
shall receive a salary of Two Hun
dred and Five dollars per month,
payable semi monthly, ($2O5.0O).
2. One superintendent Of Gene
teries, who shall keep all of the
records and accounts; billing and
collecting of revenues; and shall
perform the duties of the Clerk of
the Cemetery Board, shall receive q
salary of Fifty Dollars ($50.0O) per
month, payable semi monthly.
8. Such number of ground-keep-
ers and grave diggers which are
necessary, who shall receive com
pensatiOn at a rate of not to exceed
One dollar, eight cents ($l,0S) per
hour
Passed: January II, 1949.
CARL BECKER, Mayor.
Attest:
VIM. L. zEIs. Clerk. SOFT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28

T. Belknap, administrator with
will annexed, of the estate of
Emma Y. Kuhlman; by John An
drews, executor of estate of Mary
Andrews,
A partial account of guardian
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by Lille A. Luebcke, guardian of
Albert Luebcke.
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guardianship has been filed in pro-
bate court by Helen c. Wodrich,
guardian of Betty Jean Wodrich.
Final and distributive accounts
of administration have been filed
in probate court by Mary c. Null
cahy, administrator of estate of
Fredericka Mulcahy; by Leverett
Boyer, executor of estate of Ethel
Stephens.
The first and final account of
administration has been filed in
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Jr., administrator of estate of Will
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