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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Petersen Tops
Travelling League

Ellsworth Petersen, of the Clay
Center Recreations, topped the
Ottawa County Travelling League
Sunday afternoon when he COM
bined games of 100, 226 and 233
for a GAG series total. L. Kinder
vator, of Greager's team, had
games of 200, 237 and 209 for a
GAG total and Harold Friend had
games of 200 and 213 in his GIT
series.
Sunocos took two of three
games from Boysen's at Gyp-
sum; Clinton Mems Wear won
two from Clay Center at Port
Clinton; Wellers took two from
Elmore Recreations at Oak Har-
Dor; Parmans forfeited all three
games to Greagers at Clay Cen
ter, and Bergmans won two from
Kuehmann's at Genoa. Clinton's
Mems Wear had 1880 for top SER
les while Greagers had 267 for
top single game.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Lakeside Wins
By 4 to @ Score

Lakeside's Stonecrushers lived
up to their name Saturday night
in Sandusky's Strobel Field when
they used their Drawn to score
two automatic safeties and de-
feat Sandusky st. Mary's by the
unusual score of 40.
Dave Catko, Lakeside center,
broke through to block punt by
George Kerber in the third quar-
ter and gave the Stonecrushers a
30 lead as the blocked punt
rolled out of the end zone.
In the last quarter, Lakeside
guard Paul Klacik repeated the
scoring process by blocking an
other attempted kick by Richard
Schell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21

punt and raced 73 yards to the
Oak Harbor 3 before Harold Le-
zotte caught up with him. Bel
shaw gained to the one on an end
sweep, as the final gun sounded.
AS usual, the Oak Harbor- Port
Clinton game was a rough fight
with several players from both
teams being injured during the
fracas. At one time, three Oak
Harbor players were on the side
lines with injuries. Bill Riddle
was kicked in the head and there
were other minor Redskin in
juries.
Elmore's Bulldogs average 1872
pounds on the line and are
spanked by fullback Larry Det-
eel, 181 pound senior. Chuck
Roepke,/ 155 pound junior, and
Bruce Gregory, 1874 pound senior,
are halfbacks, while Louie Neeb,
ITO pound junior, is the quarter
back.
Harold "Nook" Masing, who
was not in uniform last week, re-
turned to the team Monday and
has been practicing this week.
Masing, Ohm, Owen and Quisno
are expected to bolster the Red
skins in their game against Ell
more this Friday evening.
Dnrt Clinton 10 naL l.rhnr-CG
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
REVIVED REDSKINS PREP
FOR ELM0RE BATTLE

Port Clinton's Redskins, lik
Micnigan's Wolverines, will at
tempt to crawl back on the Vic
tory Wagon this weekend afte
suffering two humiliating defeats
Elmore's Bulldogs, victors in onl.
one of their four games, will fur
nish the opposition in True-La!
Field this Friday evening.
After winning the first three
games and piling up an offensive
record, the Redskins were defeat.
ed % to 0 by Sandusky two weeks
ago and last Friday night they
took it on the chin when the Oak
Harbor Rockets had revenge, 2G
to 1S.
Elmore should prove impotent
against Willbond's men but the
Bulldogs may take advantage of
weakened morale and provide a
surprise.
If comparison scores are any
criterion, the Redskins should win
by IL touchdowns but the experts
learned long ago that such guess
es are often wrong. Gibsonburg
is the only team which Elmore
and Port Clinton have both played
The Redskins overwhelmed the
Golden Bears, SO to 0, while Glib
sonburg defeated Elmore, "a to Z.
Sweet Revenge
Oak Harbor's Rockets, after alb
sorbing defeats at the hands of
Port Clinton's Redskins for the
last nine years, chalked up their
fifth straight victory Friday night
when they defeated the Redskins,
26 to 18, before an overflow crowd
Of 5000 in the Oak Harbor stad-
ium.
While not stealing any Of Oak
Harbor's well-earned glory, the
Redskins were badly patched up
team when they took the field
Friday night. Five of the regu-
lar players were missing, with
veteran guard Dick Bashore and
linesman Nook Masing out of ac-
ton completely. Bashore is still
suffering from an injury sustained
in the Gibsonburg game, but may
be able to play this Friday night.
Masing was one of the four reg
ulars disciplined for playing
"hooky" last week, and as he had
not practiced during the week,
Masing was not in uniform Friday
night nor did he get into the
game.
Three other regulars, Chuck
Quisno, Eugene Ohm and Bob
Owen who were also disciplined
for the hooky episode last week,
were not sent into action until the
last five minutes of play. Sophie
mores saw plenty action, but they
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
"LU" THOMPSON.
B0WLS247 GAME.
Erie Twp. BOwlerette Totals
$50 In League Series
Tuesday Night

Lucille "Lu" Thompson was in
top form Tuesday night when she
hit the naples for a big 247 game
in the p. C. Women's Bowling
League competition. Lu opened
her series with 164, followed with
1863 and closed with the record 247
for a $50 series total.
Mary Brown won the spaghetti
dinner offered by Phil's Inn, Fri
day night, when she rolled 216
game. Mrs. Thompson is so cer-
tain of winning this weeks dinner
that she's dieting for the big
meal.
Fredna Kreutzer and Dolores
Peterson also had top series
scores this week. Fritz" Kreut-
ger had scores of 2O4 and 173 in
her 534 total, while Mrs. Peter
sons 1914 was best in her 500
series.
Other good scores, bowled by
the ladies this week, were as fol-
lows: Myrtle Bahnsen, 1870; Har-
riett Schmitt, 170-170; Jean
Dziak, 191; Lola Schneider, 1888;
Hilda Long, 1877; Ann Kucsik,
Florence Yingling, 179;
Dolores Snyder, 172; Mary Brown,
ITS; Isabelle Menier, III; Dor
othy Fritz. 1876, and Evelyn Ley,
ITO.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Lou Engler Hits
268 To Set Pace

Lou Engler set the pace in the
Northern Ohio Travelling League
games bowled here Sunday after
noon, when the Swan Cleaner keg-
lers had 695 for best series and
a 268 for high individual game.
Emil "Hark" Selgo of Kelly
DuRns bowled games of 242, 243
and 200 for a total of 685 and
Walter Red" Johnson, a Kelly
Dunn substitute kegler, came
through with 228, 225 and 230 for
toal of 681. -..
The Kelly Dunns took all three
games from the visiting Ashland
team, and totaled 3103 while
Swans won two from Norwalk
and totaled 1926.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
DUCK HUNTING SEASON OPENS
AT NOON This FRIDAY, OCT. q

The Ohio waterfowl hunting
season opens at II O'Clock noon
(EST) Friday, October II.
After the first day the hunt
ing hours will be from one half
hour before sunrise to one hour
before sunset. The season closes
November 20, providing 10 more
days than last year.
Hunters are advised by Divi-
sion of Wildlife law enforce
ment officials to consult local
newspapers for sunrise and sun
set hours for the areas in which
they plan to hunt.
Hunters over 16 years of age
are required to purchase a fed
eral stamp costing $500, avail
able at U. S. Post Offices. The
hunter is required to sign his
name across the face Of the stamp
in ink, and carry such stamp
while hunting. The stamp is re-
quired in addition to the regular
Ohio hunting license.
Lester c.. Bailey, law enforce
ment chief, of the Division, adj
vises hunters to have the stamp in
possession but don't attach it to
the Hunting License"
1t is illegal to hunt with shot
guns of the automatic or re-
peating type capable Of holding
more than three shells. The plug
used to limit the gun to three
shells must be incapable of being
removed without disassembling
the gun. The use Of rifles for
waterfowl hunting is forbidden.
Waterfowl may not be taken
by Turing or enticing with grain
or other feed or with the aid of
live duck or geese decoys.
Bag limit per day for ducks is
four with a possession limit of 8.
For geese the daily limit is four
of which two may be Canada
geese, or two white-fronted geese,
CT one each of these species.
The bag limit for coot has
been reduced from Is to 10 a day
because Of the reduction in popu-
lation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21

lacked the experience and weight
of the older regulars.
Port Clinton lost no. time in
scoring its first touchdown Friday
night but Oak Harbor came back
in the initial quarter to take a
TO lead.
Recovering an Oak Harbor fum-
bic on the Port Clinton 46, Scotty
Franck and Bill Belshaw gained
to the Oak Harbor 40 for first
down. A Belshaw to Paul Lukac
aerial made it another first on the
81. Three plays later, Dick Bias
kis hurled a pass which Belshaw
carried to the 8. Franck, recently
converted to the backfeld, gained
to the five from where Belshaw
skirted left end for the I'd. His
placement try failed.
Bob Thayer, fleet Oak Harbor
halfback, outsped the Redskin
secondaries five plays later and
raced Al yards for score. My
lander's placement was good.
In the secod quarter, Harold Le-
zotte, the Lacarne Flash, hurled
three aerials which combined for
the Rockets second score. His
third aerial, a 17-yard pass, was
taken by Dick Mylander who
crossed pay dirt. Mylander's
placement failed and the score was
13 to 6 at the half.
Port Clinton and Oak Harbor
both threatened early in the third
period but the Redskins scored
first. When Bill Fritz recovered
Bill Sorg's tumble on the 19, the
Redskins were off.
Belshaw gained four yards
around right end, and Scotty
Franck plunged through center to
the eight for a first down. Dick
Blaskis added four more yards but
the Redskins were penalized five
yards for delaying the game.
Fanck scored over left tackle, but
Belshaw's attempted pass play
was spoiled by the Rocket defense,
and the score was 1912.
When Port Clinton failed to
score early in the fourth stanza,
Oak Harbor took over on its own
Is. A 15-yard penalty against |
Port Clinton for unnecessary |
roughness helped the Rockets as
they marched down the field. Sorg |
eventually plunging from the two
for the siX-pointer. Mylander's
kick was good and Oak Harbor
led, 20 to II, with five minutes
to go.
Blaskis returned Freimark's
punt to the 40 and Scott Franck
lost little time in chalking up a
first down. Franck, Belshaw and
Rosiar combined to make it an
other first on the 36. A Belshaw
to Blaskis aerial gained eight
yards, and then Gene Ohm pulled
in Bill Belshaw's pass in the end
zone. Again Bclshaw's placement
was otfside and the score stood
20-lS.
After Sorg took Fritz's punt and
returned it to the AZ, Jerry Trab-
bic and Rodney Thayer gained to
the Redskin as. Seconds later,
Thayer raced to the right side
lines and cluded the Port Clinton
secondaries for a touchdown. My
lander's kick failed.
Scotty Franck took Freimark's
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Reserves Win Tilt
At Gibsonburg

Port Clinton Redskin reserve
gridders Travelled to Gibsonburg
Monday afternoon where they de-
feated the Golden Bear reserves,
13 to 0.
Coach Roland Wenzel accom-
panied the freshmen and sopho-
mores on the trip. Carl Fastzke,
fleet freshman, was the outstand-
ing backfield star of the game.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Gibsonburg Wins
Over Genoa, 200

Gibsonburg's Golden Bears won
their third game in the Sandusky
Bay conference Friday night by
defeating Genoa, 20 to 6.
Paul Nero scored Genoa's lone
touchdown in the fourth quarter
when he ran 35 yards. For Glib
sonburg, Bob Gerwin scored on an
end sweep and passed to Bud
Wendler for the second I'd while
Bob Krotzer tailed in the last
quarter. Jim Fought scored two
extra points on placements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
DEER HUNTERS RETURN

Melvin and Harold Cooley and
Isadore Younker returned home
Sunday after spending three
weeks hunting deer in northern
Michigan. Using a bow and ar
row, Harold Cooley was fortunate
in bagging a deer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21

Substitutions: Port Clinton, Rid
die, Carr, Limestahl, Branum,
Nau, Rosiar, Ohm, Owen, Quisno,
Daniels, Macko. Oak Harbor,
Boon, Schultz, Trabbic, Case,
Arndt.
First Downs: Oak Harbor, II;
Port Clinton, 13.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
ELMORE LOSES

Rocpke scored the Bulldogs
lone touchdown Friday night as
Castalia- Margaretta defeated Ell
more, % to 6 in a non-league tilt
played at Elmore.
Evening star., 1949-08-04

All items reduced from regular stocks -. and
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soIes Sorry, no mail or phone orders.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont. J

PRACTICAL NURSE for private duty
with aged or chronic patient; T.
hour duty, RA, 1927. ,,
pRxeT1cSi fnses afll EGhsR. SE sa'f colored. well
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, win care
for semi-invalid: live out; Northwest
PRACTICAL NURSE. day or night
duty; references. Phone VI. 5o63.
BOOMING HOUSE working mgr
csR fspedd MISS yIz ABE fnp AD fft ssS
SEAMSTRESS desires sewing Of any
kind in shops or at home; dress
making. slip covers or alterations.
Call CO s4s4. Z am til IL pm.
sEAMSTREsS. experienced on mat
tress and chair covers wishes JOB
sEcRETARY. 'f YRS div diversif,ed mti S.Vt ex-
perience, desires interesting position
9 Etsh future. CO. 07aI. .23
position. Box 406-Y. Star. 80.
sEcRETARY-sTENo.. college back
ground. sos Experienced good references.
rEACHER nSs0; will tutor retarded child
in exchange for room and some
compensation; excellent references
Box 479-Y, Star.
arith., to grade g. week ends eve;
pvt, 81 hr.; group, soc. Box 453-Y,
TYPisT. expert, wants work. home
ports. manuscripts. TU. e2so.
TYPisT, ,colored, neat and very re-
liable. desires permanent position,
but will accept temporary. CO. 268l
WOMAN. refined, settled. Catholic.
1888. Sun. or evenings after pm.
WOMAN. with know how desires
position as companion. secretary,
driver, or what have you; full or
part part time; consider out of town;
YouvG esIi; saiR WoMAN HA lssh desires interesting
speak Fr,, Ger. Box 473-Y Star.
YOUNG WOMAN. well educated,
Wouid like sl laelati7e fG pasttime aetfI1emsn' pos
9:3o-s:3o. Du. 1921 before pJ,gn. / pm.
UNENCUMBERED WIDOW. desires
position as housekeeper to couple,
single lady. excel. cook. highest refer
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oiNet peFWt. BOX 4o%-1, star
TWO REFINED YOUNG LADIES in
terested in WORK as receptionist,
hostess. info. clerk in hotel and va
riouS ONCE work. Box 426-Y, STAR
EXPER. TYPIST desires work to do
at home. CHI. 5I59. 90
DOES ANY WRITER, etc. need q
res. assist. with NJ. A. in econom
grad. training in social work; Phi
Beta Kappa. Box lS1-Y. Star
HAND-WRITTEN WORK done beau
TRULY compose letters; congenial
companion: no hskp.; $40 wk,
maintenance, travel. Box 454-Y.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEk
SITUATIONS WOMEN

'Ovseb~
BoOKKEEPER-sECRETARY, expert
snced, college education; 5-day wk.;
des4ss shss care nuIsf 81 trns Hanfa
fants; ref. Al. Box 390-Y. Star:
COLLEGE STUDENT. 20, desire.
full-time empl.: exper. gen. ONCE
l:yGnt pins 'FsIi Ne 5a ms' oEsfr Ess sSo sSY
CoLoRED PRACTICAL NURSE de,
sires Job, day or nisht duty. Cal
COMPANION for invalid ladys live in;
doMfAsl6S- aSsifi -SeLtrR GEL to retired
coMPaNnoNSuRsfs eoasPsaTosSeSS sfs .sml Ssssl nsal.d
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COMPANION. NURSE. ehatreur. hos.
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travel. Box 376-X. Star.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. alert
conscientious loyal worker; univer-
sity education, administrative ex-
ppm pepienee sboTsand 1gDans Pssoo; sPssesso 1nes9 es
mtnolosy. a speciality. Also expe-
rienced BANKING; law: public rsla.
ttons; aeT.y d1ar dImmediately available, eas Box
cisfs. iitSs' Ell; solorsa az. desires job as siey
operator in apt. house or small Of.
fee bldg. AD. 1924.
GIRL, colored, desires work as wait
ress or soda dispenser: exp. Elk.
GIRL, intellisent. would like position
as salessirl, ONCE work. cashier, re-
ceptionist: prefer no Sat. or Sun.
work. DU. $3.50 Sunday:
GIRL. colored, desires Job, care OF
Ra. Rarss; Slssl eS|lese education e1Dsr' refs
Girl, colored. desires job as typist
clerk. office work; exper., ref. MISS
GIRL. colored. neat. refined, wishes
keeper' Eaga as Ax pxSaeta!SSsaae aSae. nurse or house
GoVERNEss, swiss girl: 90. educa tee
German, French, English, exp. with
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Hso5GGssEikEEPER, white, settled. re-
sdsT SsEkfEpER Hh e for Des1 ene e E es5sSIs sa
genteel woman; excellent Wash. ref. j
S25 per week: Box 359-Y, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER or resident mgr.
in exchange for apt. ior myself ane an:
1fHRiGN fRplGssd SsfERfkErfk VII sRo1
as social secretary; ref. EXCHANGED
Telephone after 8 p.m' WI. 354l sss
LADY with young son wishes position
housekeeper in motherless home,
Best local char, ref, Box 416-Y, Star.
LINGUIsT. young chic French lady OF
culture and refinement; SPEAK SPEAKS
ses'isnSi sos 4oS.S Ssssa; ssar e1'eieh'
MAID wishes part time work. can
assist with sewing; phone any time
Sunday. NO. 6913.
es,sat sas nS% Sreierrsd y: OUT S
MORSE. R { 'oi Practical. colored. available
co. eS5 os55. III you don't need .
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stenosrapher. middle age; part-time
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fall. Box 22s-Y. Star.
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duty or care Of children; best ref.
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work, day or night duty; wtlling
worker. CaIl North S012.
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SITUATIONS MEN

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time. All media. Box 437-Y, Star.
ADMAN-sALEsMAN, executive exp,
travel, research. seles-adv. mgr,
trade paper editor. Box 476-Y, Star.
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washington experience IN direct
culation and subscription fulfillment,
subscriber and membership, relations.
correspondence; moderate starting
salary II future promising: age 81;
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BooKKEEPER ACCOUNTING STU
dent. wishes position as assistant
bookkeeper; eligible for GI training
BooKKEEpER-oFFlcE MANAGER,
10 years varied experience, f.
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ssfd' asa ss
BOY, colored. Is. neat, polite.
wishes lob as, messenger: porter,
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COLLEGE GRAD, %, bus: admin; 2
futures merchandising, retailing, per-
ssonnel work OF advertising pre-
COLLEGE GRADUATE, veteran. 27.
single. car. exper. personnel, transp;,
ONCE manager good typist. HI.
COLLEGE STUDENT desires perma-
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few afternoons wk. Call WI.
coLoRED MAN. exp. $50 week. wants
JESSIE THOMAS, MI, 5441.
CcLORED MAN wants job as porter,
houseman or waiter; refs. Ii.
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retail exp, local refs. married, de-
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GRANT, MI. 6544. IA
ENGINEER, 5th-class lic., wants job
with apt; exper., excel. refs; night
work pref. DU. S171, IL to 6 pm.
ENGINEER, 5th class. Is yrs exper..
colored, wishes DOS. with reliable
Arm; exper. with any type plant.
oil burner or stoker, cleo, plumb
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260-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-21

National organization has openings
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people. Those accepted will be
trained and shown how others are
making 500 or more weekly doing
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hrs. daily, 5 days O week. Permanent
local work with opportunity for ad-
66s1 Sun, or after 2 pm. Mon. or
Evening star., 1949-08-21
9 WOMEN

Who work well together for cooking,
general housework and laundry.
honest with best references. For
nice home near Mt. Vernon with
all modern housekeeping equipment.
Very desirable separate quarters
with sitting room and private bath
5000 per month. DI. 1884 after
Evening star., 1949-08-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcen..)

WOMAN, experienced. Al references.
wants cook and general houSework
at once. Ii. 3-T357. 21.
WOMAN, colored. wants job cleaning
and laundry: dependable and eff.
cient IL. 4-0203.
WOMEN (2), colored. want work: one
desires general housework or part
time place. other wants days work
cleaning. ia 4947.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. wishes
morning cleaning, Drs. ofaces or
EXPERIENCED colored woman
wishes days work. laundry and
cleaning NO 6341
Evening star., 1949-08-21
SALESAEk Cont
BUILD
AN ADVERTISING
BUSINESS

Pioneer manufacturer oners
permanent territory agency for
Its nationally known line OF ex:.
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blotters. booklets, gift and adver-
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pencils, metal and plastic desk
Items for the better businessmen.
A profitable, sound and per-
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Substantial commission and
Customer lists protected. Ter
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Snecial creative department
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There is never a closed season
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Opening in the District. also
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Fall campaign Just starting.
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Evening star., 1949-08-21
ATTENTION !!

Announcing the ,perina of a new en-
ploymeut agency.
at.en+iol ir placing you in the type
of position ycu arc 1cekin:. We
specialize in top secretarial positions.
openings for stenogra-
piers. typists. bookkeepers and sec
retaries. Register with us for choice
positions.
ANNETTE D. TATELMAN
PERSONNEL Services
Evening star., 1949-08-21
IMMEDIATE OPENING

1IN!1IID1IA1 ~ VI WV
For an alert saleswoman in Washing
ton and vicinity; must have we'll
groomed appearance, likeable per-
sonality, drive own car, need to earn
as much as S75 in a week. work
afternoons and evenings, age 25 to
career; no books, magazines or CO.'S
metics. To secure interview. write
IRENE BACHMAN, 1902 Otis st.
me-, or call HU. S425 between 10
a m and 9 d m