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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-05
Claims Sewage i'm Creek Damages Farm
"Buck" Pet Deer on Orange Township
Farm to be Fitted with Wooden Lei

Shades of Long John Silver.
A buck deer on the Kenneth
Dearth farm in Orange township
will be stomping around on a
wooden leg any day now-prob-
ably the only critter of its kind in
the country, for you just don't
run into wooden-legged deer at
every change in the moon.
1t all came about as a charit-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-05
Business Mems Assn.
Makes Pool Donation

Bluffton Business Mems associa-
ton at dinner meeting last We'd
nesday night in the Walnut Grill do
mated s466.67 to the municipal swim.
ming pool fund.
The contribution represented the
clubs share of proceeds from last
summers Fourth of July rodeo, ir
which the business men were one Of
the co-sponsors.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-05
Named Editor OF
O. s. u. Newspaper

Byron Fritchie of Bluffton, junior
in journalism at Ohio State univers-
ity has been named campus editor of
the Lantern, student daily news
paper, it was announced this week
as school opened for the fall term.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-05
First Soybeans of Fall Crop are
Sold on BlufftOn Market Monday

First soybeans reported harvested
during the current season were re-
ceived at the Farmers Grain company
elevator here Monday. Seller was
Waldo Hofstetter, farmer, residing
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-05

one mile west of Bluffton.
The beans of Earlianna variety
tested IA per cent moisture and
averaged 30 bushels to the acre.
Price is $500 per bushel.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

The official name Of the Nor
man church is the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Injured Flyer
Stoggers ~ Mile
Through Blizzard
By the Associated Press

DENVER. Mar. ,20.-Df zed and
injured, a flyer staggered a mile
and a half in "a hours through
mountain blizzard after his
plane crashed. killing the pas
senger.
Il guess I'm pretty lucky to be
here" the pilot, Kenneth Milyard,
2s, of Aurora. Colo, said from his
hospital bed today.
His plane crashed in the rough
mountains of Northwest Colorado
near Meeker Friday. killing Dom
aid G.. Lauridson, "a, superin-
tendent of the Little Hills expert
ment station.
The two were flying low over
the White River, counting elk for
the State Game and Fish Depart
ment, when a downdraft caught
the light plane and sucked it to
earth.
When Mr. Milyard regained con-
sciousness. he saw Mr.. Lauridson
was dead.
Mr.. Milyard's right arm was
broken and blood was pouring
from a cut over his eye. He put
a wool sock over the cut and lay
in sleeping bag until the bleed
ing stopped. He walked through
the snow until nightfall, spent the
night in the sleeping bag and
reached a doctors cabin Saturday.
He was taken to Meeker yester-
day and flown to Denver.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
To Beware Surprise
War, Prepare Plans
By the Assoeioted Press

The United States Chamber Of
Commerce has advised American
cities to get ready in event of q
surprise war.
Accordingly it got out booklet
advising them on civilian defense
steps which they can take them.
selves.
On Capitol Hill Senator Hick.
Ienlooper, Republican, of Iowa
spoke out for community organi.
cation. warning that mass hys.
terra could do more damage tt
Americas war-making potentia
than the bombs in an. atomic at
tack on this country.
Senator Hickenlooper told a re-
porter he hopes that civilian de-
fense hearings being conducted by
the Senate-House Atomic Com
mittee will demonstrate that there
ought to be no occasion for hys-
terical reaction to an atomic at
tack, and the need for organiza-
ton to guard against such hys-
terra.
The committee will hear New
York and Massachusetts, witnesses
on civilian defense problems when
it resumes hearings this afternoon.
The Chamber of Commerce said
that all communities may not
need local defense program,
depending on factors which might
leao to attack, but they might
have to assist others which are
more vulnerable.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Bishop Russell Honored
By 1,500 al Church Here

The Most Rev. John j. Russell,
new Bishop of Charleston. S. c.,
was honored last night by more
than 1900 of his former parish
oners at the Church of the Ma
tivity.
A reception for their departing
pastor was held in the parish
auditorium, Georgia avenue and
Peabody street NV.
Bishop Russell celebrated his
first solemn high mass yesterday
morning at the church where he
had been pastor since october
1948. 1t was attended by more
than 1000.
Bishop Russell was presented
purse by the Pensioners to be
used in his work in the Charleston
Diocese. Commissioner Thomas F
Murphy of the Patent Office was
master of ceremonies at the re-
ception. He is president Of the
st. Vincent de Paul Society Of
the church.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
On Discussions in
Case Of Dr.. Sander
BY the Associated Press

NASHUA, N. N, Mar. 20.-Of-
ficials of the Hillsborough County
Medical Society refused today to
disclose what went on behind
closed doors at a meeting called
to consider the case of DR.. Her.
mann H. Sander.
A brief statement issued aftel
the 70-minute meeting yesterday
said. "No comment will be made"
DR.. Norman w. Crisp. president
of the society. described the meet
and as nothing but bull session
and added:
t"Today's meeting is finished. I
cannot say now what further ac-
ton may be taken. Time works
wonders. though, doesn't it?"
He did not amplify his state
ment. A spokesman pointed out.
however, that under the society's
bylaws charges brought against a
doctor are placed before the
groups board of censors, which
has six weeks to investigate before
submitting a report with recon-
mendations.
DR.. Sander, acquitted March 9
of murder in the death of Mrs.
Abbie Borroto, a cancer patient,
attended the. meeting with about
$50 other society members.
The 41-year-old Gambia physi-
clan, who has been vacationing
with his wife. smiling waved aside
all questions.
The county medical society has
the right to suspend or expel Dr..
Sander from membership, but it
has no legal authority.
The State Board of Registra-
ton for medicine, which alone
has the right to suspend or re-
woke a medical license, has
scheduled a hearing at Concord
April IL to determine whether
any action should be taken
against the young doctor.
Several hours before yesterdays
meeting, the Catholic bishop of
Manchester, the Most Rev.
Matthew F. Brady, vigorously
criticized mercy killing" in his
first public comment on the issue
since the Or. Sander case began
last December.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Budget
Continued From First Page.)

have been taken up in nine sep
arate bills each year.
Chairman Cannon decided to
try the single-package plan this
year in the hope it would make
for economy.
George Hits Arms Aid Plan.
There is also some doubt as to
how the House itself will receive
this new venture in budget-mak-
ing. If some of the groups whose
areas are affected by the cuts
should decide to join forces, they
may attempt to recommit the bill.
Adoption of such a motion would
be C. blow at the new method of
budget-making, and probably
would force the committee to re-
turn to the old system of separate
bills for each department.
Yesterday. Senator George,
Democrat, of Georgia called mill
tary aid to Europe a waste OF
money. He said it will continue
to be unless bolstered by the addi-
tional bold step of rearming
Western Germany" against pos
sible Russian aggression.
Senator George, a member of
the influential Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committee, told reporters
he is not advocating rearmament
of West Germany. But he said he
always has taken the position that
there is no possibility of setting
up an adequate defense against
Russia unless we rearm" that
frontier opposite the Iron Curtain.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
BY the Associated Press

FRESNO. Cali, Mar. 20-A
14-year-old girl. yielding to long
|smouldering hatred. calmly killed
her sleeping twin sister yesterday.
Then said Dan B. Eymann.
assistant district attorney, Alice
Richard almost defantly" told
him:
Il hated her. I don't feel bad
because my sister is dead. but I
feel bad for my folks. This'll hurt
them. I'd kill Sally again if I
had the chance"
Sally Richard was killed by a
single 20 rifle slug fired into her
brain as she lay sleeping about 3
am. She was one of eight sons
and daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgard V. Richard. None OF the
family heard the shot.
Mr.. Eymann said a murder
charge would be filed against Alice
today.
Sheriff j. w. Rlpperdan said
the killing was an apparent case
of what psychologists call Sizzling
rivalry (rivalry between offspring
of the same parents). The twins
were not identical.
Mr.. Eymann quoted Alice:
II hated her for a long time
and had it in the back of my mind
to do it.
"I hated her because she was
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Compromise Farm Bill
May Lose in Senate,
Elmer Thomas Saws
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres,

A farm price support bill that
would loosen controls on peanuts
and cotton but tighten them for
potatoes faced an admittedly stiff
fight in the Senate today.
IF Republicans vote as a unit
and are helped out by some of
the boys on our side, it may
be defeated" Chairman Elmer
Thomas of the Senate Agricul-
ture Committee said.
Senator Aiken, Republican, of
Vermont predicted that a rare
coalition of most Republicans
and administration Democrats
would defeat tine compromise
passed by the House last week.
Pressure Comes from South.
Senator Thomas agreed that
most OF the pressure for the COM
promise comes from the South.
Acreages of cotton and peanuts
eligible for price supports were
cut back sharply this year in an
effort to reduce surplus stocks the
Government must buy. The
pending bill would soften the ef-
feet of the cutbacks.
Majority Leader Lucas brought
the potato surplus headache into
the cotton-peanut measure when
it reached the Senate but failed
to win a no crop controls, no
price supports provision for this
years crop
Survey to Be Released.
The Agriculture Department will
give clue today to whether the
coming season will add to the
Governments 81 billion stock of
farm surpluses.
The agency was to make public
the results of survey of farm
ers' planting plans as of March |.
The survey will be matched
against department programs de-
signed to get producers to trim
acreages on such surplus crops as
wheat, corn, rice, peanuts, pota-
toes, and dry beans.
The department has asked for
the following cuts in acreages this
year: cotton 26 per cent, wheat
II. corn 1873, commercial potatoes
Z, dry beans 20. and rice 1877,
Evening star., 1950-03-20
runun
Continued From First Page.)

conference this morning by tele-
phone with Vice President Barkley
and House Speaker Rayburn, who
were linked with the Little White
House" on one line.
The President had expected to
talk also to Senate Majority
Leader Lucas and House Majority
Leader Mccormack, but discovered
that they were away from WASH
ington.
Mr.. Ross said that the President
and his two congressional leaders
Just talked over legislation gen.
orally. When the President is in
Washington. he customarily sees
the Big Four" on Monday morn
ing.
May Talk Over Acc.
Appointment of a new chairman
of the Atomic Energy Commission
may result from a scheduled con-
ference today between Mr.. Tru-
man and key White House ad-
ministrative assistant.
Donald Dawson, the Presidents S
contact man on appointments
with the Democratic National
Committee, Congress and Govern
ment depal tments, was flying from
Washington to join the President.
The on-the-spot meeting with
Mr.. Dawson might lead to filling
the long-vacant Craftsmanship of
the. National Security Resources
Board as we'll as Craftsmanship of
the Acc, some members of the
Presidents party believe.
The Acc has had no chairman
since the resignation of David E.
Lilienthal. Sumner Pike is act
ing chairman. Another post, in
addition to the Resources Board
chairman. that might be filled
before the President ends his va
cation is on the Council of Eco
nomic Advisers. Leon Keyserling
has been acting chairman and
will become chairman as soon as
the President names a successor
to DR.. Edwin G.. Nourse, former
chairman.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Girl Yielding to Long Hatred Stays Her Sleeping Twin Ia

The girls got home about 2 m.
Sally went to sleep. Alice lay
awake brooding.
She arose, went through the
darkened house, CROPPED until she
found the rifle and cartridges
and shot Sally.
Then she telephoned the
sheriff's office:
Come to 472l Harvey avenue,
there's been a murder"
That awakened her mother.
who grabbed the phone and said.
don't be too hasty. She's hav-
ing a nightmare.
Alice led her mother to Sally's
body.
The Mortified mother called
officers right back:
It's true"
The twins father is sales man
ager for a plumbing supply firm
here. He is a former district
deputy of the Knights Of Colum-
bus.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
AirHner Skids on Ice, Hits
Fence Without Injury 10 81
By the Assooio,ed Press

by ne AsSoctdfed FFeSS
KANSAS CITY, Mar. 20.-An
airliner carrying 81 persons
skidded on an icy runway at
Municipal Airport yesterday
crashed through two wire fences
and nosed into an embankment.
No one was injured.
The Gas plane, operated by All
International Of Burbank. Calf.
travelled about 80 yards after
shooting off the end OF the land
ing strip.
The unscheduled airliner was
bound from Burbank to Newark
N. J. Air international does not
make regularly scheduled flights
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Wilson House, Landmark
In Lusby, Ruzed by Fire
~ &h. Annotated De-.

By the Associated Press
LUSBY, Md, Mar. 20.-The old
Wilson House, landmark on
Route 2 here, was destroyed by
fire Saturday night.
The house, reported to be about
100 years old. was owned by Will
liam M. Rekar of SolomonS. The
loss was estimated at $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Austria Produces Iron

An Austrian iron works at
Linz claims to be producing a
new highly pure iron, compar-
able to American ormco steel. for
use in making kitchenware, in
dustrial containers, boat super
structures and pipe fittings.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Daily Engine TroveI

Each active passenger locomo-
tive in the first 10 months OF
1949 travelled an average Of
nearly 228 miles per day. the
highest figure on record.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

WITT oOoSU o"eVS"'"5'
stupid and loud ana always acting
like nut. I learned to hate her
when we were in the sixth grade
and ever since then this has built
up"
A quarrel Saturday evening over
use of a telephone broght her an
tagonism to a boil.
But a brother Edgar, is. held
Sally so Alice could use the phone
Evening star., 1950-03-20


Alice screamed, I'm going to kill
you and I'm going to do it with
a gun"
Another brother Robert. 13, hid
the fathers unloaded rifle under
his bed. But he later put it back
in a closet.
Sally had a baby sitting job at
a neighbor's. Alice joined her at
II pm.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Aluminium Once Rure Metal

When the aluminium cap was
placed on the Washington monu-
ment in 1884. aluminium was a
rare metal.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers

AONdi AuNSA kAoSA6
Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
. TO 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer consecutively
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles. soc per line. 4-llne
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines tMinimuml
Flat rate per line - Soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HorRs
Daily. 8 am. to y pm.
Saturday. m. to 9 pm.
Sunday. am. to o m
Lave your ads at the Business Once,
11th and Pennsylvania ave; at any
Of the Branch Ofnces throughout the
PHONE STERLING 5000
Advertisements for the. daily paper
accepted till 9 pm day before issue,
for Sunday till . pm. Saturday
Branch aeencv dead lines one hour
earlier
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
sertion
II advertisement was prepaid. re.
tain cash register receipt. which bears
q serial number with date and tdenti.
des your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make a note of the
cancellation number This Is I'm.
portant in case of adjustment.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity with large bev-
erage distributor in Prince Georges
County. Prefer man thoroughly fani-
liar with and living in this area.
Between rs and 40 years of age
with car. Straight salary, plus car
allowance. Reply by letter stating
qualifications. Box 277-A. -16
FOR OUT
SIDE SELLING, FULL
OR PART-TIME. RE-
TIRED GOVERNMENT
WO r X E r s PR E =
FERRED. SALES EX-
PERIENCE NOT MEG
ESSARY. TRANS P Or
TATION PROVIDED.
AGE IS NO OBTACLE.
EXPERIENCED M A N
WILL WORK WITH
YOU AT ALL TIMES.
CAMEO FURNITURE
& APPLIANCE CON-
PANY, 500 4th ST. S.W.,
9 TO 10 AM.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170S G. st. NV.
MEN

Casualty insurance underwater. exp;
$350-300.
Claims adjuster personal liability;
experienced; S@50-S300.
local: cash bond nee; start S65 wk.
Auto parts clerk. exper., ne; SlS3..
St OK cler-s. cffl"-. h. s. grads: local,
single; Is to 20 yrs; 5 days; start
Desk clerk, hotel, alt. shifts: 1890
yrs: h. S. g., local; start $40, plus
meals.
Assistant manager. restaurant, sub
urbs Va; to 80 yrs; start $50 up.
Carpenter, thoroughly exp; perma-
nent lob; 81 80 hr.
Routeman, food. must have food exp
married, local; to 30 yrs; start $50
Clerk, h. s. G., local; 2O-25 yrs; ne;
Stock clerks. 30 yrs: ne: Sa5.
Reservationist, 20-3O yrs; college
BACKGROUND; must type, teletype;
exp. helpful; start $40.
Market survey, part time. am: to
student; s. hr
Laundry routeman. married. local;
h.s.g.; start S45.
WOMEN
Steno; 5la days: S225-o5O; or less
salary plus room and board.
Secy., public relations; oil CO.; s
days: S225.
secy.. personnel; wks.' vaca ton;
days; $3.50.
secy., publica tions; 5 days; 5000.
Secy. to pres, associations; 3 vks
vacation; days: $3.50.
Secy.- sales mgr. days; near Capt.
tol; S225.
Secy... real estate: rusty shorthand
handle public: 5 days; 5000.
Beg. stenogs.. 5000 words shorthand
As w.p.m. tipping; S2,40O-S2, 700.
Secy.. correspondence; college back
ground; no shorthand nee. fast
typing; career lob; start 1925.
T.ypist-clerk, Chevy Chase; college
background. good future; 5h days;
start $40 plus meals.
POSTING typtsts. 40-50 w.p.m.; 5 days;
$40
Asst. bookkeeper-typist. s days: S45.
Typist, real estate; so w.p.m.; 5 days;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, PIX; 80 w.p.m.
typing: S35.
Addressosraph opr.. large association;
young; 3 days; $3.50.
PIX opr., stable background: 25-35
yrs; large busy board; ) days; S45.
Also many hotels, multi boards,
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, junior. for c. P. A.
ONCE in Arl, minimum. 2 yrs. ac-
counting education, ,typist required
Write fully, age, education, exper.
and salary, P. o: Box 1S4. Airing
ton, Va.
ACCOUNTANT, as ONCE manager for
construction firm: experienced in
private or public accounting. gradu-
ate of accounting school: ability to
direct personnel; good future for ag-
gressive man. Box 406-C, Star.
ADVERTISING salesman with local
experience in radio, TV or news
paper to represent we'll established
agency. Phone RE. 0272 for inter-
view KRONSTADT AGENCY, I'll
14th st. NV.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. expert
enced; commission. Room 90, 1901
G st. NV.
AGENT-Experience industrial IN
surance. Opportunity to build your
own life, A. and H. and hospital
business. Part or full time. Write or
phone R. T.. GARDINER, 40 Bond
Bldg. EX. 715s.
AGENTS-DEBIT MEN
Wanted by old-established life in
Surance company; no previous eX-
.perience necessary as we train you:
guaranteed salary and liberal com :
missions; ages % to 40. Apply
Monday. Suite 4, 2O46 Wilson blvd,
Conklyn Bldg, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HAIR STYLIST
Expert
BARRETT PARKER
Hairstylists
S4O6 GEORGIA AVENUE
SILVER SPRING, MD.

HoUSEMAN, must be experienced
chauffeur and butler; to live in Or
out; steady employment with excel
lem salary: must have good refer
ences. See MR.. WASSERMAN at s16
IS Rx 0ft II IN. a .Hperieneea ans D@
chauffeur and gardener. Recent refs.
1NsTRUMENr Wii :inti MAKER apprentice.
must be recent sraduate OF tech
ns nles1 I,,4S h.sh school JACOBS gs,.Is. IN.
ave, bethesda, Md.
JANIToR, colored,. experienced. for
garden apt. project; good salary and
quarters turn.. Cali MR.. SACKS,
JANITOR. colored, for apt. bldg
Must be handy with tools, able to
make minor repairs and operate
stoker; q clean. sober man can have
to So. Apply Mon. morning in per
4 GERBER REALTY CO, 2637
JANiToR. coiored, for small once,
40.hour week, 5 days; must have
ence and whether A'' employed at
present. Box 3O7.C. Star.
JANITOR, experienced. colored. for
downtown apt. house. See Mr.. Tot
ten at the WASHINGTON LOAN &
TRUST CO.. 300 r st. NV. Monday
April II between $50 and II am.
JANIToR, for 36-unit garden-type
apt. in Arl: stoksr: no. drinking;
S75 mo. and apt. Write fully. p. o.
Box 1s4. Arlington, Va. is
JANITOR-part-tim evenings 6 to z
daily, Saturday morninss, no Sun.
days or holidays: S1.O0 per hour;
salary varies with season. OR. 5355.
eolored, for large apt.
bldg; salary. S120. per month; no
cleaner. Cali es5 CO. 4ss5. eADerlensseo Nis
JEWELRY REPAIR DEPARTMENT,
young man with experience in esti-
mating watch and jewelry repairs
tn take charge of service desk in
one of Washington's leading down.
town jewelry stores. Write for in
terviev' Box 3a4-C. Star.
LABORER. white; cemetery expe-
rience preferred. but not necessary;
full-time employment to capable
WAsHiNGToN CEMEfERY. Risss
1sn.. I'd; offended .Na beyond University
LAUNDRY ROUTE MAN, Is to IS:
guaranteed salary while learning:
real opportunity for man who can
produce: bond required, HOME
LAUNDRY, 1101 Raum st. ne.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
T.ATINORY SITPERVTSOP

LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR
For nat work department in large
Laundry; must know quality and
Dasty reply tiDn By sttsI only stains
135 Lamont st. NV. Attention:
Miss Moran. -16
LTNOLEUM MECHANIC, experienced
LIQUOR sAIEsMXN0 On: II Part Part time;
hours, 5 to 9 PM, Sat. 10 to 8 pm
Must be experienced, honest, sober
and have excellent references; re-
plies strictly confidential. do not
answer unless you have LIQUOR ex-
perience; good salary. Box 15-E.
Must be an-around
machinist and experienced in small
precision parts, for experimental
shop in an electronic company; s.
day; 40.hour geek; Apply in person
MELpAR;; MEL PAR, Nc Nc 46@ Swami Aye
MANaGsR. nAlNHasGaH1s.' assistant. SSH restaurant and
coffee shop, some exper. essential.
ASSISTANT. capable
man, for large volume women's ap-
parei dept; excellent opportunity.
EISEMAN'S, eth and F sts. NV.
MEAT CUTTERS-Excellent openings
for experienced meat men; salary
from $40 to $50 for 5-day wk.,
depending on ability. Vacations with
pay, free disqualification and many
employe benefits. Opportunity for
Advancement; Apply Rn. 1s4, shir,
Evening star., 1950-04-16
ASSISTANT BUYER
LANSBURGH & BRO.

AUDITOR, night, 2 or 3 nights a
week; disqualification and meals.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda.
OIL. 900.
AUTOMOTIvE MACHINISTS-Must
be experienced. Box 1890. Star III
AUTO MECHANICS wanted by one
of Wash.'s largest Chevrolet deal
ers. Good pay, good working con-
ditions See Mr. Shannon. ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES CORP, 18th
and Florida ave. NV. -l6
AUTO. MECHANICS, $3.50 pay basis;
paid vacation, good working condi-
tions. Apply in person TO Mr.. White.
Service Manager, WILLS, INC. An
nandale, Va. FA. 1900. -16
AUTO MECHANIC. tune-up and
trouble shooting; white: experienced
In supervising men. Good cppor tun
tty. Boz $7S-C., Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

MEDICAL DETAIL MAN, pre-med
col. or pharm. educ; must be high
type, under 35. BOYD'S, 700 18th.
TYPIsT, electromatic. sl1.25 day:
exper. MISS MORGAN. 1911 @
COUNTER GIRLS. age IS to as: good
earnings and working conditions
Apply Mrs. Place, U. O. EMPLOY
NEWT SERVICE b03 K st. NV, -10