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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
LAST WEEK,

LAST WEEK, the Roseville
Ramblers kept their league and
season record clean by humping
New Concord 26-l4 for the Mus
kies first loss in loop play. PhilC
white washed M & M 26-0 while
the surprising Glouster eleven
showed a flash of its expected
ability by downing New Lex 18-
13. In non-league competition
Caldwell h haIte d Parkersburg
win streak at four games with {
26-6 victory and Win-less Crooks
vile bowed to Bremen 25-7.
SHORTS - 1t is reported that
M & M protested to state athlet,
ic commissioner EmsWiler follow.
ing their 1870 defeat by New
Lex two weeks ago Some
sort of braWl occurred involving
M & M fullback Bill Brown, ref.
cree Frank Armbruster, ot
GAINESVILLE, and several spectat,
orS Philo celebrated theil
Homecoming last week against
MCConnelVsille The Bis
Reds will observe Boosters anc
Dads night this week when they
entertain Roseville Zanes,
vile Boosters cleared $784,60 or
the recent Olympiad Each
league school received $748t
Bob Lake, of New Concord
and all-Ieague fullback Bernard
Sewers, of Roseville, were hos
pitalized following their game
last week but both have beer
dismissed to their homes
GAINESVILLE and Cadiz severed
football relations as the after
math of their game wherein
a Cadiz fullback suffered the
loss of two front teeth o.
as coach Bob Zuppke says
football is still a kicking game
but most of it is done by the
fans in the stands.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
dwe Closes Home Season By Entertaining GIotr In Homecoming Game Thursday
Football Fund
Still Increases

The football fund for the Cald-
we'll high school now shows
balance of $198.55, according to
statement released today by
Gilbert w. Weekley, principal
of the school.
Balance on hand Oct. IL was
$126.80. Receipts during the
week included:
Junior high game, $17.45; guar
antee, $500; share of Olympia
in GAINESVILLE, $78.46; Parkers-
burg game, $2074O, less $33.16
federal tax and $4.93, village tax.
Expenditures for the game in
cluded: transportation, meals and
supplies. $8O.97; guarantee-of-
ficials, $137.50.
This results in balance of
$198.55 as of Tuesday, Oct. Is.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
Belle Valley Again
Basketball Minded

Seventeen boys have already
signed up for the 1949-50 basket
ball season at Belle Valley high
school, according to Harry S.
Colley, who will coach the Pur-
pie and White team. Tom Urdak
will be the team manager this
year.
Patsy Caldwell has been Sc
lected by the students as their
new cheer leader. She will assist
Connie Sklenar, Beatrice Rich
ards and Rita Wukelich.
Plans are being made by the
senior class to present their play,
Growing Up, the early part of
November. Mrs. Rama Steen is
the director.
Senior class and other group
pictures have also been taken at
this high school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
Honor Roll At
Forest Grove

The following students were
on the honor roll for the first
six weeks of school at Forest
Grove, according to Earl Tarle-
ton, superintendent:
Wava Iams, Jean Cisler, Mel
lie Anderson, Joan Boney, Dor
othy Wiley, Jean Ann Wiley, Ell
eanor Brown and Charles Lorey.
The perfect attendance stud
ents were: Albert Boyd, Wayne
Johnson, Lester Stewart, Basil
Morrison, Robert Boyd, Dick
Haga, Glenn Stewart, Jean Cis-
ler, Wava Iams, Lois Jean Key
ser, Eleanor Brown, Ruth Forak-
er, Dorothy Wiley, Jean Ann Wi
ley, Carol Ellison, Barbara Mar
quis, Carolyn Morrison and Jean
Ogle.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
Home Talent Play
At Cumberland Hi

Sponsored by the Cumberland
chapter, No. 10, o. E. S., "Uncle
Ezry's Hayloft Jamboree" will
be presented at the high school
auditorium, Monday and Tues
day evening, Oct 81 and Nov. l
Alice V. Lane is the director
and the home talent show prom
ises to be an outstanding one.
Three grand prizes will be Civ
en- for the best local talent and
anyone interested in a try-out
may contact Miss Lane at the
home of Mrs. Abe Barnett in
Cumberland.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27

Alhas given all their opponents
IL some anxious moments. The
Tomcats bowed to Philo 27-6,
!, compared to the Electrics 20-7
= win over Caldwell. New Con-
? cord bested Glouster 21-0 but
g beat the Redskins 26-14. Cald-
Y well edged New Lex 60 while
the Tomcats are fresh from an
K 1918 victory over the PantherS.
R Consequently the two teams
NJ stack up about even, but the
!, Redskins will find it necessary
: to watch their fumbles and pen
alties to stay in the game. At the
= same time, they'll have to keep
= both eyes open or they'll see a
~ colored flash named Max Good
w man breezing around their right
end pretty consistently. On
p1 passes, it's usually Dick Powers
T, to John Dunette, the combina-
:. tion that bested New Lex last
:, week. The Tomcats have given
= the Redskins some hard games
in recent years, like last fall
pl when Bill Christopher's extra
II point made it TO in the closing
al seconds. In 1947, Caldwell won
ar 31-6, but in 1916 were lucky to
pull through with a 1920 deci-
=, sion. Skipping the war years of
=, 1943-44-45 when the teams did
!. Mt meet, we find Glouster nip
JU ping the Redskins 25-7 in 1912,
II the year the Tomcats last won
the title with no losses. 1t will
II be your last chance to see the
c Redskins play at home this year,
2, so come on out and attend this
:, gala Homecoming game.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27

SetDaCh.
The game featured the bril-
liant broken-field running Of
halfback Bernard Riski, who got
away for long jaunts of 73 and
SO yards with the aid of some
mighty fine blocking, especially
by blocking back Ike" Wood
ford. Riski played the game des-
pite a fractured nose, sustained
in practice earlier in the week.
In the first quarter, Caldwell
tumble gave Parkersburg the
ball on the Redskin SO, but aft
er the Little Reds advanced to
the tWo-yard stripe, CaldWell's
line held and the Redskins got
possession on their own seven.
The quarter ended 90.
Starting the second period
from their seven, Caldwell drove
SO yards on three plays for the
only score of the first half. Ris-
XII went for three yards to the 10,
Christopher picked up II for a
first down on the 27, then Riski
reversing his field several times
raced 73 yards to paydirt,
picking up beautiful down
field block by Roger Walters.
Bill Christopher's attempted
placement for extra point was
blocked.
Parkersburg's only second
quarter threat came a few min
uteS later when Jake Rake got
loose for 81 yards to move the
ball deep into Caldwell terri
tory. The Redskin line again
stalled the Little Reds to take
possession on their own 27 and
preserve Caldwell's 60 lead at
halftime.
The Little Reds opened the
second half with a determined
drive from the kickoff on their
own 10 to CaldWell's eight-yard
marker, an 82-yard march. But
again the stubborn Redskin line
refused to be moved and Cald-
well took over on their own
eight.
After two running plays and
an attempted pass moved the
ball only as far as the IA, Albert
Christopher dropped back in
punt formation. His kick was
blocked by Parkersburg but
Ike" WooGford, who was on the
alert, grabbed the ball and raced
it out to the 30 for a first down
and CaldWell's ball. Four plays
later, Riski got loose for his sec
ond long run, going So yards to
score, aided by Bernard Lori's
timely block, With Potts hold
ing, Bill Christopher booted the
extra point for a 1870 lead at the
end of three quarters.
Caldwell moved So yards to
score early in the final frame
after Mack Fowler returned a
punt to the Redskin 48. Bill
Christopher drove Is yards for
a first down on Parkersburg's
81, Riski went for two to the 35,
before Potts tossed a 15-yard
aerial to Roger Walters for an
other first down on the 20. Risk
swept end for nine yards to the
II, Woodford shook off two
tacklers to make it first and 1O''
on the five. Riski then swept
over left tackle to stretch the
lead to 1910 as Christopher's
placement was blocked.
A few minutes later Parkers-
burg was forced to punt again
and Caldwell launched another
60 yard pay-off drive. This time
Bill Christopher banged over
from the six-yard line for the
Redskins final tally. On the try
for point, quarterback Jimmy
Potts faxed handoff, then on 8
spinner into the line went over
untouched to run the score to
26-0.
With time running out and
CaldWell's reserves playing al
every post, Parkersburg fullback
Bob Morris intercepted Al Chris
topher,s pass at near midfield
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
Redskins Defeat Parkersburg 26-6
In Last Weeks NOn-League Game

The underdog Redskin eleven riddled by an endless
of INJURIES heights last Friday night
they smacked down the hitherto undefeated Little Reds
of Parkersburg by 266 count CaldWells home grid
AS matter of fact the visitors in registering four
straight wins had been scored prior to Friday nights
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
MVL Scoring Race
Has Little Change

Despite an injury that kept
him from scoring in last weeks
game, Bernard Sewers of Rose
vile continues to lead the pack
in the MVL scoring race. Team
mate Tom Sagle scored twice to
retain second spot with so points
as most of the players failed to
move I'D much higher.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
HALLOWEEN PARTY

A Halloween party and bingo
will be held Sunday evening,
Oct. 80 at 7:30 o'clock in the
basement of the Corpus Christi
Catholic church in Belle Valley,
! sponsored by the Corpus Christi
Women'S club.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27

+ NIOUSIGI 5 dI UUSGN
/, CaldWell'S home
J. C m in G game.
r. Glouster boasts a
! fine running and
passing attack, and
! while winning on
J; ly one league tilt,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
Beaver Schools
To Present PLAY

The senior class play of the
Batesville high school, 'The
Adorable Imp, will be present
ed Friday evening, Nov. 4, at the
high school auditorium, begin
ming at 800 o'clock.
The three act comedy is under
the direction of Helen Stevens,
assisted by Rosemary Slevin.
The cast includes: Betty Lou
Lamb, Pauline Roe, Patricia Ar
ick, Emerson Christman, Dolores
Deal, Leola Griffin, Clarence
Pfeffer, Joyce Pfeffer, Curtis
Roe, Richard Neuhart and Her
bert Carpenter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
ParkerSburg

christopher, MOTIFS.
Points after touchdown B.
Christopher (placement, P OF t S
(plunge).
Caldwell subs Anderson,
Carabella, A. Christopher, Cox,
Crum, M. Fowler, Funk, Glidden,
Morris, Schell, Safigan, Simon
ton, Evilsizer, Keith, Morga-
reidge, Stritz, Tarleton.
Officials - Mcconnell, Marin
er and Brammer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
GAMES LAST WEEK

Glouster 18, New Lex 13
Philo 26, NJ & M 0
Roseville 26, New Concord IA
Caldwell 26, Parkersburg 6
Bremen 25, CrooksVille Z
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27

aboar members of school team
seated in fontar Barancn
lin o
mtnJ L
Seond 10
Jim Ivan
And d L
RuSenK Tin
nhard Morgan Fred
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27
MVL STANDINGS
GAMES THIS WEEK

Glouster at Caldwell
Philo at CrooksVille
Roseville at M & M
New Concord at New Lex
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27

and raced down the left sideline
to score. The attempted kick was
y1yiIa
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-27

An argument is where two
people are trying to get the last
word first.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Apply

(2J, exper., fun time;
tween 8 and 8. POUGET's RES
TAURANT, 5000 Conn. ave. NV
order cook; apply a a
Marlboro Pike, Hillside, Md. HI
WOMAN wanted as companion TO,
elderly lady; live in; Days call MA
"31a: ewes, FA. 2163. .
WOMAN - Strong middle-aged lady
to take charge Of semi-inyalid lad,
and home; good salary; live in
ences; no phone interviews. Call In
person at 42S New Jersey ave. Sc
WOMAN, colored. to make beds. ano
clean rms. in small hotel; do moi
phone. 1927 18th st. NV.
WoMEN-Married; An unusual 9p- 9
professional work that pays above
the average and has q real future
If home duties keep you, from &C
cepting full-time job: write me ior
full informasion. MRS; xsr, l. sns sMYTHE a.
exper.. customer service
25-40; national corp; will train;
S5O-S6o; 5-day wk.; own car. Call
JE 3-9410. .
SELLING, on liberal
percentage plan; no books. maga-
zines or canvassing National ad-
vertising in Vogue" Harper Ba;,
zaar," etc. Car necessary for local
driving. To arrange for personal
interview call LO. 5-0190 between
a-lO:30 am. Ask for MR.. TAVEN-
A SIGNED INVITATION to call Is
the KEY to this dignified and profit
able sales career in fine silver. Many
successful women are now enjoying
good earnings under our liberal per-
centage plan. II you like people
have car and need an above
average income, you may be among
the 8 women we must select for this
area Sales experience not required
We will train you. For interview
write giving qualifications and phene
number. Box 1871. Star. %
Evening star., 1949-12-05
SITUATIONS MEN

coll. grad. vet, 3 yrs.
pos: with local nrm. Jo. s-3ssl. s:
ACCOUNTANT or ONCE manager.
wide experience in all phases of
accounting and ONCE procedure. In
cluding cost accounting and income
tax. EN-. 5166.
Junior. seeking posi-
tion with CPA frm; have B. c. S.
degree, Ia years experience as
fuil-charge bookkeeper; experience
more valuable than pay. MI. 2057.
CHEF, first-class. best references,
desires position In private house or
club. Box 1921. Star. 81
onai-Tgo" local ref. M1. 5ss4. s00n0' @5 ;
COLORED VET, fnish trade in body
and fender work. wants exp: in
the field. HU. S419. g
COOK, Short order, .colored.. thor
oughly trained and experienced
Qualified as second cook. Ii. 6-0144
ESTIMATOR, all types home improvs.
exper. bkpr., typing; college back
ground. GE. 2535 aft. $40 PM
MAN, 40, desires permanent position
In administrative or sales capacity
81 74S7 or Box 1871, Star. g.
MAN, colored, college graduate, wishes
Job as salesman, expcr. AD. 1907
MAN. colored. wants oil round part
time work, 8 p.m:-12 pm. Call after
$50 Pm. LU. 3.6037. -
Evening star., 1949-12-05
MlscL. FOR SALE (cent.) J
BED LECIS
Installed in few minutes on col

BED LEGS
Installed in a few minutes on col
and box springs. 81. 1894.
BICYCLES (2), 2s-inch. excel
cond,, SIS. and So. Phone Ju
BICYtLE-Girrs BICaY2ttLiiEG ee-in.. blue. like
Bic91GLEs. Z Z ;Gi rR1cycLEs - All sizes.
Gemplets t9y stSfk RfEvcR open sreRE sYss.
Wis; aye; At Que, MI. ,;,, oloo; 10 *
BLACKMORE, drastic reduction, chi
OBJECTS Of art. ART GIFT SHOP,
l710 H ST. NV, 1915. e
BLANKET, General Electric: practi-
cally new; cost S42; price. SIS. Box
BOILER, steel and oil burner, with
COZ; eolsfosr. special hsT at 9oV sos BLOCK s.
3O56 NJ st. NV NO. 1903: .
roughs. model 90. good operating
condition. $500; also good buy In
:syE Undervood l ,3 typeWTllters. Call VI
BRICKS. face and common, one or a
million; immediate delivery. MA.
5Ss5, ALASKA COAL g. BRICK CO.
BUILDING MATERIALS - Beautiful
kiln dried knotty pine paneling. l2c
bd. It,; dry white pine SnelVlng, lEc
bd. it.: clear w.p.. "A. .6/4, S/4.
35c bd. it,; 21O lbs. asphalt shingles,
So So; ha-in. clear oak flooring. l5c
bd. it,; cedar closet lining, lSc bd.
it.: . panel fir doors, $3.50 ca;
Flush hardwood doors. S11 ea.; Int.
Colonial doors. $11.50 ca: Int.
French doors, open. S11 90 each.
Combination doors, any size, $14.50.
BALTIMORE LUMBER CO.. Ii.
3-l361. 1900 N. Y. ave. ne.
BUILDING MATERIALS-See US hrst
for your complete needs in new and
used building materials. ACE
WRECKING & BUILDING MATE
RIAL CO., 4OO2 Minnesota ave. ne.
LU. 4-6617. -
BUILDING MATERIALS - Lumber,
many sizes. doors. windows: celotex,
sheet rock; heating plant; pipe: re-
inforcing steel: lentils; 1-beams.
GENERAL WRECKING CO., MI.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPP. lcont. J

6EAUTY SHOP, GEORGETOWN. excel
lent clientele. ample parking space
possibilities unlimited; owner living
out of town and illness reason for
1s1iHE RSF ssI soI5 ssar; KaIorama I'd
n.w.-Excellent location, l6-rm.. g.
story brick; income. $4,000; prop
erty, furnishings and business
$4,000; cash. $1,000; very suit.
able for man wishing home and
security. OWNER, MA. 5000. Ext.
FOR LEASE; auto repair shop, 8
or 10 cars capacity; busy section;
%seSsats %seRs5isi s5aH HOMES Oil co. Phone
1AAcf 1A f"0ci CAFETERIA. downtown; Tow
f!sEfSalaNe. EBERMANs EN-. o565 I'll 10 Pm.
center; Ions lease: priced right;
Xmas stock: CLARKE. ST ial 4; n6
ALTERATION AND DRESSMAkiNG
Attractive proposition. Box 215-J,
SEVERAL STORES, some empty, some
fixtured for various businesses: Tor
rent; one may suit you. MA. 4t39.
POOL ROOM, long established, excel
lent location. q active tables. A real
bargain. Elk. 250l. Ordway 5723:
LIQUOR sToRE-Ideal downtown To-
Price S2s.5Oo, plus store inventory.
Excellent opportunity, terms. Cor
Star. r.
WANTED, SANDWICH SHOPS i
have buyers waiting; action If priced
right. CLARKE, ST. 1914. -,6
established over 20 yrs, near statler
Available for individual who can
replace all fixtures and show de-
pendability, experience and & tinan- 2.
KAHN, iiGs 18th st. NV. ~
LARGE GARAGE, 2nd comm. central
location. 3Ox100 it., equipped to
paint furniture and 10 cars daily
electric drying oven; rent. S45u'
month. 2Ol5 L ST. NV. ST. 1887.
LIQUOR sToRE-Good reason for
selling; make reasonable offer;
books open for inspection. Phone
JU. 7-693l: or HI, 6565: -5
WANT 5000 to share in payins
business with services or as in
FOR SALE-Family shoe store: 1909
location Priced for quick sale. Box
FkGiT hanrF' AND Sisf VEGETABLE STAND No
s;; 81 ssSa e: Sa Center f5 H'yIs yIa
10 am to 10 pm. 3"
BOARDING HOUSE. Mt. Pleasant;
inc. quoted, ST 100 mo-: above aver
age; terms. CLARKE, ST. 1914.-6
for sale: located on Penna. ave NV
Priced at $500. Reason. retiring
ME. 31O5 for information. So
SANDWICHES and delicatessen. over
$500 weekly. growing. 81 500 plus
stock. OSCAR SEIGEL. Elk. 25O1
g.
COIN-OPERATED shoe shine ma
chimes, 12 must be sold at once
177l Columbia rd. NV. MR.. AN
DREWS. CO. 5000, weekdays. 5s
Evening star., 1949-12-05
81. 600 Down

$1,000 Down
Groc. and beer. Weekly vol, s7o0;
iected. With proper attention should
do 81 900 weekly. Priced at $500;
Sunday, S. Chasen. RA 5438.
Grocery mo Beer)
Weekly bus, ST 900; liv. quar-. Part
ners disagree, must sell. VIII sacri-
fce at $4 800, complete, with stock.
Terms Eve. and Sun, s. Chasen'
Self-Service Market
wssh1s weeapped y0l v essr easr W. estabishsd
Must be seen to be appreciated
Terms; Ewes; and SUM- Al. Liton'
$4,000 Down
one.man groc. Weekly vol. sH,eInss over $500 sn.
Mixed trade. Family trouble, can
n sst yoS A. Eso Esnasrss * oss $500 EEsa E4t :aa
Restaurant, Light Lunch
Daily bus. over $3.50. Downtown sec
ton. Short hours, no SUNDAYS. Air.
s9ndtiSned @ eompiets 5sses Wonderfni Va iea terms
to responsible people. Ewes: and
Kosher Rest. and Del.
8 days, over 1925 daily. Good lease,
reasonable rent Aforementioned.
Old and well established location;
terms to responsible people. Ewes.
and Sun. s. Blanken. ia. O99b.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV, MA. $3.50. MA. 1874.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
HELD AEN

YoTNG Man With auto 4s,e parts 1saus.S and
permanent position, excellent salary:
Opportunity for advancement and
these requirements do not apply.
See MR.. HERsoN. between l. ana
Yo6NG pn; mASFdl llS6 Fsh st d,l,neTy ny dept, d
must have ief,; drivers permit and
know city. Apply only after 2 pm.
J. c. HARDING CO., 517 10th
YouNG MAN. his. grad, 1921; no
While While learning. learning WI vi. 3l4a. @5
YOUNG MAN to contact clients in
Washington area; average income,
S75 wk.; car not necessary; Apply
after l pm. weekdays. 927 10Th
YOUNG MEN 90, 1925. assist man
ager in circulation sales work; no
eXper. necessary. Average earnings,
$50 per wk Apply 8 to $50 a m,
DEnivfRY Ell fIi 81 Boz 9Th fsoRfER, st TER refer
ences; is or over. VALLEY VISTA
PHARMACY. 2O32 Belmont I'd. NV.
YouNG RTj e'is BOY, eolored. clerk in retail
mems store. Box 367-M. Star. "a
WAN Ell, - uldEIlcu Iicu' NV ofCi ~
years who want chance to earn
$4,000 q year; Call Mr.; Bartlett
$500 for interview appointment. 20
ATTENTION. INSURANCE MEN-Are
you interested in making good money
in the insurance business? We now
have openings for 2 good. men to
call on inquiries in and around
Wash. suburban Md. and Va. Full
or part time. Exceptional earnings.
Excellent promotional possibilities.
Car necessary. Apply manager.
Az 9th st. NV, Room 5o6: 30
METHODS AND PRoGEDUREsmIEx- - r. :
with ships allowance lists. ONCE
procedures. etc, for !, weeks work,
with possibility Of 2 yrs work.
starting Immediately. Box 431 H,
star. -5
FURNITURE MAN. accustomed to
meeting public: excellent oppor-
tunity; good pay. Box 273-D. Star.
WANTED PROFESSIONAL INSTRUC-
TOR and caller for square dancing.
Phone Hillside 1925. after 5 pm
Evening star., 1949-12-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTER. girl. desires part-time
employment from pm. on. Call
BABY sTTTTi1NG. SOC per hour and
TRANSFORMATION. Phone RA. 5563'
BooRKEEPER, 6e5fIsnfsPpiER exp. all ONCE detail
ences Box 1861. Star. g.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced in ac-
counts receivable. payroll, ONCE man
agement. Call Chestnut 1000, Apt
COLLEGE graduate. history and po-
litical science. MA. in history soon,
3 years writing experience. desires
interesting position. Box 1S4-L. star.
COMPANION. English speaking. mid
dle-aged Danish woman, available
COUNTER GIRL. waitress, sales girl,
or work in store desired by reliable
colored girl. Exper. FIR. 5s32.
GIRL: colored. exp, wants work in
hotel or lunch room. salad glrl or
sR sh EssTS eT sas EtI no and o4 &C.
exp, desires full-time employment
With LOCAL hospital or physician
NURSE. reeistered; ONCE experience,
tyDns ssty e. wishes Hu a4ss afser
oAiNS' 49,. pAOA "
NURSE, practical tcoloredl. expert,
enced. certified. wants work In small
hospital or private home. vi. 1866.
PIX. oPER.. typist receptionist;
apt. house, hotel. etc; full or part
time up to 3 pm. NO. 1910. -
PRACTICAL NURSE, licensed. desires
short or long case. Phone CHI. o456.
SECRETARY. experienced: versatile.
desires employment. prefer interior
decorator or architect. oW. 1850.
sTENoGRAPHERS. fast and accu-
rate, available for emergency as,
MISS BARRETT. De. 6s4s. 70
TIPPING WANTED. envelopes ad-
dressed. stuffed. etc. OV. 2555.-10
WOMAN, white. wishes apartments TO
clean; Csc hour, carfare. Box 81 Il,
Star.
PERSONNEL or public relations work
thoroughly experienced; also exp; in
editorial work: refs; tipping ability
Box 99-L, Star. 81
Evening star., 1949-12-05
TRUCK DRIVERS

TRUCK DRIVERS
expected. Best references necessary.
Permanent. Box 1S1-L Star. --6
UPHOLsTERER, must be experienced,
In making tops and seat covers;
cellent opportunity. Apply MR.
DUGAN, 1886 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
UPHoLsTERER for custom shop:
steady work. Apply r. c. nj. BUR
TON q SON. >911 E st. NV. p
WELDER (arcl, experienced on light
%sss sss NJ " ssesTn; sas c4ruMSdA sIsd
MAN, for inside shopwork on main
tenance of door, machines; must
have some electric and machinist
experience. Apply 2431 18th st. NV.
MEN, 22-45. interested in sales work
as career; permanent position with
excellent training course; good in
3o5-21o, 1927 Eye st. NV, 10 IN.
MEN to take orders for Golfers; a
see A. D. MURRAY. 422 Bond
NENMssart haIs; on a 1 or . day trial
basis If you wish. The Fuller Brush
Co. has . few excel. openings in
established territories; no experiences
necessary. instructions BY experi-
ased 9S n,,an, mem sTss P1s, aa 4b ApDs nS
s4es' g. NV or call oi' 44" OF ~