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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21

Rugs and Carpeting. Free esti-
mates. Dwight w. Fox Co., 124
w. Second st. Phone 2021.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Further Plans For
Armed Forces Dav

Plans for Erie Ordnance De-
pots observance of Armed Fore
es Day, Saturday, May 20, are
progressing rapidly.
The post plans to celebrate the
occasion with an open house in
the afternoon to which the public
is invited.
Entertainment features for the
afternoons program, which were
confirmed this week, include music
by the Port Clinton High School
band, and baton twirling acts by
the EOD Armyettes.
Other program features will in
clude conducted tours of the shop
and warehouse area of the depot,
firing of antiaircraft weapons on
the proof front, showing of De-
partment of Defense films in the
post theater, and rides in Duks
and ieeps.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Specially designed for coal
fired furnaces and boilers

Give us an afternoon and we can
convert your present furnace or
boiler into a dependable, eco
nomical gas burning unit. You'll
like Iron Fireman's efficiency and
economy-the way it operates
completely automatically with
exclusive Iron Fireman syncro-
stat controls. And the special
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Belshaw Sparks Redskin
Thinclads i'm Dual Victory
Over Visiting Teams

Port Clinton's Redskin track
team gave evidence of potential
greatness Tuesday afternoon
when the Willbond-coached thin
clads defeated visiting Bowling
Green and Bellevue squads in a
tri-school meet at the Athletic
Field.
Port Clinton scored 43 points
on seven first, one second and FIVE
third places. Bowling Green plac-
ed second with 391a points and
Bellevue was third with 3512.
Final victory was not assured
until the mile relay, last event
on the card, had been completed.
Port Clinton had a 31a point lead
as the mile relay started, and
victory in that event would have
made Bowling Green the meet
winner.
While Port Clinton had counted
on winning the mile relay, the
Bellevue coaches and team mem
belS let it be known earlier that
their mile relay team was the one
to beat. Bellevue won with ease,
although John Braun and Bob
Martin, running anchor, picked up
much of the distance the Belle
vue boys had gained in the first
two laps. Paul Lukac and Rol-
and Chapman completed our
squad. The Bellevue teams win
ming time was 3:48.5.
Biggest thrill for the fans was
newcomer Bob Martins victory
in the 44O yard dash. He COM
pleted the distance in sc seconds
with Adams and Daley, both OF
Bellevue, following him to the
tape.
A junior student, Martin dis
played plenty of speed and stami-
ma In the mile relay, he was
chosen as anchor man and per-
formed admirably.
Another thrill was the work on
freshman Carl Disher, who placed
third in the 120 ward high hurdles.
Hickman of Bellevue was first
with Tripp of Bowling Green
second. Hickmans time was 1872.
Disher is a conner.
Belshaw Stars
Bill Belshaw, veteran senior
athlete, was individual star of the
meet Bill was the only track
ster TO win three events, breaking
the tape first in the 100 and 220
yard dashes, and winning the
broad jump.
Port Clinton's $50 yard relay
team won that event in 1894.
Carrying the batons We're Paul
Lukac, Bob Martin, Albert Wood
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Cut Production
Of Pheasants

The distribution of 3-week-old
pheasant chicks to conservation
clubs and individuals by the Di-
vision Of Wildlife for rearing and
localized release is expected to be
cut about 65 per cent this year.
DIR. +. d. Martin, chief of the
Division's game management and
propagation section, said today
that the cut is being made because
Of the outstanding success Of tho
Wildlife Habitat Development
program started in 1947 to main
tain pheasant populations thru
natural reproduction in the field.
The Divisions habitat program,
which has gained nationwide re-
cognition, provides for "a mini
mum of artificial propagation and
stocking necessary to provide such
reproductive brood stock as the
existing natural habitat can sup
port.
Last year some $4,000 pheasant
chicks were distributed This
years release is expected to be
about 10000.
In addition to the chicks hatch
ed and reared at the Divisions
three game farms at Urbana,
Wellington and Newark, 1890
day-old chicks were purchased
last year at cost of $6,220, but
by the time they were distributed
rs 3-week old chicks, the number
had dwindled to 10,4l2, increas-
ing the actual cost to 9712 cents
per bird. 1--WE can produce them
in the field" DR.. Martin said, "by
providing proper nesting cover
and food for much less than that. p"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
P.C.H.S. BALL and TRACK
TEAMS WIN IN OPENERS

man Ga freshman) and Bill Bel
shaw.
Dale Taylor won the shot put
with a heave of 43 feet and Bob
Owen was third behind Bowling
Green's Witte. Owens best throw
was al feet 9 in.
John Braun thrilled the crowd
with a close victory over Ted Aid
rich of Bowling Green in the mile
run
Ronnie Johnson took second il.
the discus throw, behind Whites
winning 129 ft., 81 in. and Dale
Taylor was third. Johnson had
1903 it., 10 in and Dale Taylor,
107 ft., u in.
Placings were as follows:
12O Yard High Hurdles: Hick-
man, Bellevue, first; Trip, B. c.,
second; Disher, PC, third. 1872.
100 Yard Dash: Belshaw, PC.
first; Irons, Bellevue, second; Lee,
B. c., third. Time, 10.5.
Milo Run: Braun, Pc, won;
Aldrich, B. c., second; Beretich,
Bellevue, third. 5.04:7.
High Jump: Baldwin, Bellevue,
won; Franks, BG, second; Buck
los and johnson, both of BG, tied
for third. 5 f., 2 in.
Shot Put: Taylor, PC, first;
Witte, BG., second; Owen, PC,
third. 43 feet.
$50 Yard Relay: Port Clinton
Oukac, Martin, Woodman, Bel
shaw, won. 1894.
440 Yard Dash: Martin, PC,
won; Adams, Bellevue, second;
Daley, Bellevue, third Sc sec.
Broad Jump: Bclshaw, PC, won;
Trip, BG, second; Byers, PC,
third. 10 it., Az in.
Pole Vault; Loomis, BG, won;
Belfiore, Bellevue, second; Dray-
ton, BG, and Ruffing, Bellevue,
tied for third. feet.
220 Yard Low Hurdles: Hick-
man, Bellevue, won; Sofios, BIG,
second; Ball, Bellevue, third.
(Port Clinton's Bashore felD.
Time 28.2.
Discus: Wite, BG, first; John
son, PC, second; Taylor, PC,
third. 129 it,, S12 in.
$50 Yard Run: Aldrich, BG,
first; Baldwin,, Bellevue, second;
Chapman, PC, third. 2:15.3.
Mile Relay: Bellevue wor.
3.4S.5.
220 Yard Run: Bclshaw, &c,
first; Lee, BIG, second; Deutsch-
man, BIG, third. Time 23.3.
At Oak Harbor Today
Port Clinton's track meet will
be in Oak Harbor this Friday
afternoon to meet the Rocket
thinclads in a meet scheduled to
start at four o'clock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Set Employment
Record At College

TIFFIN-Based on the number
of calls received at Tiffin Univer-
sity for Office help, executive sec
retaries and young men accoun-
tants, business evidently is enjoy
ing a normal or better condition.
Calls for trained office workers
have been reaching the college
daily, and some days they have
been received almost hourly.
Calls are received from indus
trial firms throughout this section
of Ohio, including Tiffin, Fremont,
Clyde, Fostoria, Norwalk, Findlay,
Bucyrus, Upper Sandusky, Gallon,
Bellevue, Sandusky, Port Clinton,
Ottawa, Shelby and Mansfield.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Fishing Laws
Are Liberalized

Local hook-and- fishermen
this week rejoiced along with
other sportsmen when the Ohio
Wildlife Council announced that
former restrictions on bag limits,
length of fish and the seasons
during which could be taken, had
been removed in Lake Erie and
surrounding waters.
Lifting of the restrictions is ex-
pected to be especially welcomed
by business people in the East
Harbor area, where bass fishing
was restricted. The state park
should be much more popular too,
and will attract even more fisher
men in the future.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Softball League
Meets April 20

All managers are to be at the
City Hall at 7:30 this Thursday
evening, April 20, for a meeting
of the Port Clinton Independent
Softball League.
Schedules. for the corling sea-
son will be drawn up and the
opening date chosen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
County League
Meeting Is Sunday

Players and managers of the
former Ottawa County League are
to meet at two o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon in the City Hall when new
officials will be selected for the
hardball loop.
Joe Malfara, Marblehead, will
serve as temporary chairman of
the league. Plans are underway
to reorganize so that the teams
can have active competition again
this summer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
RICHARDS TO SPEAK

Jim Richards, of the Toledo
Blades sports department, was to
be speaker this Thursday evening,
April 20, at the regular meeting
of the Lakeside Downtown Coach
es Association in Biro Auditor
ium, Lakeside. Richard will
speak on Track Activities From
Il Sports Writer'S Angle"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Coast Guards Seek
More Recruits

John V. Oles, Commanding Of
fcer of the Marblehead Lifeboat
Station, reports that the U. S.
Coast Guard is now on an ex-
tended recruiting drive to enlist
young men between II and 25 and
former service men II through 80
years of age.
Anyone interested may contact
Mr.. Oles at Marblehead by letter
or visit for further information.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
SAIESkhEA

REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-We have
openings for several live-wire, neat
appearing, full-time statesmen; must
be experienced and have car; large.
high-class building project. See Mr;
satuTsaye svss tS JOHN i Il. M1ILsg nIIIday sPd JR
d. BRO, 1872 K st. NV.
statesmen for high class wine shop.
Must be, experienced in selling
Apply in person at 2442 18th st.
nv, 10 am. It'll 8 pm. daily. go
MAN. mechanically inclined, to take
for sales at high rate of commission;
must have car, Apply THE HOOVER
co, 1905 Rhode Island ave. ne.
2nd floor. Saturday, 10 to IL noon
AWNING AND VENETIAN BLIND
statesmen wanted; must be outside
experienced men; good salary and
commissions to right men. Also
part-time salesmen for Sat. CITY
AAWN!lNG6 66 co" 1880 Ga. ave. NV.
LIQUOR Salesman good opening
for man (25 to 45) in one Of
Wash.'s leading liquor stores: must
have retail sales exper.; good char
acter refs; good. salary; excellent
opPOI luulty LOT advancement. IN an
swering, please give full information,
past :, exper.. age, phone no., etc. Box
A REAL OPPORTUNITY and a profit-
able position for the right man. Wkly
income unlimited for a salesman
willing to work. See or call Mr..
Lansdowne, Sales Mgr, WILLIAMS
NASH MOTORS. Of. 1900. 1905
Hampden lane, Bethesda. Md. 30
GROCERY SALESMAN wanted at
once-Young. experienced: must be
hard worker and have Al ref
erenceS; established accounts for
MONARCH FINE FOODS. Write:
Reid Murdoch. P. o, B. 537, Balti-
more 3, Md. -21
statesmen = Young men. between
ages 21-25, with cars for perma-
nent position with the fastest
growing toy and novelty wholesaler
In Washington. Experience not
necessary. Salary and commission.
Apply HAROLD P. RUDOLPH SALES
Co, 314 Randolph pl. ne. AID.
tfO4. ~
Evening star., 1950-01-20
HELP WokEN (cont.)

sALESGIRL. exp, dresses. some de-
tail work, personality main req;
sanfsLabS m lE5S c9pe ea5erieneed ays nm IN
and children's wearing. apparel on
fast moving floor; excellent PROPOSE
ton. See Mr.. Gold. MARVIN S
CREDIT, INC, 734 9TH st. NV.
sEAMsTREsss 5asIs11 sSgs5, slip eSyers; Up
sEAMsTREss-FITTER. good appear
ance, assist selling. top-notch only;
excel. salary. Wash. refs. Exper.
on better suits and dresses. Bo::
sEcRETARiY.. iS.' experienced typing and
dept; good working conditions, 5la
day week. salary open, with excel
lent opportunity to take full charge
oftlce administration as this dept.
is expanding; dept. will be located
at AYondale Branch. Michigan ave.
MI.t snd the T4IzEMs plStT5st linz Contact NJ
ERDALE. UN. III.
SECRETARY, LEGAL. Shd. 125 and
typ. so required. Law graduate and
non-governmental experience pre-
ferred; salary to At ability and in
dustr dustTv; bdv give age; experience: refer eI
Box 160-V, Star. ga
SECRETARY. LEGAL. shd. 100. typ.
so required; prefer private industry
experience; salary $4,000; give ref
erences, age and experience. Box
sEcRErARY EeHt HsiE; srENoGRArHER in
small established law ONCE. Excel
ability required. MR.. WARNER, Ma.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star. :
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

.sS " NNs SiSti'sS
GEORGETOWN AREA, wis. ave-
Det. 10-rn1., 3-hath property; jani-
come eors al sa5 IN mo- osn or sale VITA gfr prob p
erty. furniture, and business or as
business only. OR. 4232 or WI
LUNcHEoNETTE, doing good Bust
ness; $1,000. $500 down. Reason
1I ssns S1as Soh g h0sPta Tms
II to 9 pm. 22*
GROCERY. stock. lease, fixtures sale;
S400. Several stores with or with
out fixtures for rent. MA. 4639;
BEGINNERS GROCERY - only
m dGsa gsar oSsF xGERsacH SSSS Hkls Z e. e.
BEAUTY M 9SYi sHoP aSSP, e doins sSofi business;
health, AID. sosb, 1915 pm; cH.
BfaGTY 2GhSi IS sARoa P,5a near 18th and IL Eve
sPokiTissWa2EsAR Poi TissWa2Es DEPT. for Ia. lease;
well-established, modern store, cen
trally located downtown. Box
5000 HANDLES substantial intercs,
INQUIRE at EscoRT rs SERVICES, ESiHti SING INC.
sol7 S st. NV. at Conn. Sat; B.
RESTAURANT. Hii'i colored, large seatins
capacity, dance floor, refrigerated
throughout. no competition, low
rent; priced very reasonable. AT
STEAK HOUSE FOR SALE, oWne,
has other interests Call SH. $3.50
ask for MANAGER 22'
colored-white3N $4,000 wk., 7Oes
liquor; real oppor. GERBICH. MI
4O47., ~
Evening star., 1950-01-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED
Modern training in all subjects; day,
night and part time classes. Get
our free catalogue: MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y. ave.
NE. 777S Established 1918
CHILDREN'S DANCING CLASSES in
ballet. tap and acrobatic. AID. 62271.
GREGG SHORTHAND (Standard
Manual, aniv. edit, now used by
9;jfc Of accredited schools in y. s.;
touch tipping, etc. Beginners and
refreSher courses, small classes, rapid
proereSs. Start today. BOYD
SCHOOL. est. 33 yrs, 700 18th st,
cor G. MA. 2340.
HAWAIIAN DANCING. beginners and
private classes. PUALANI. teacher.
dancer from Hawaii TIE. 1892.
FRENCH CONVERSATION and gram
mar. Beginners and advanced.
Children and adults. RA. 346l;
TUTOR WANTED-oualified teacher
for child I'D, with very high 10.
Must be reasonable. Box 7S-T,
TUTORING College mathematics,
Latin, Greek and French. Phi. D.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES

FRENCH, SPANISH, Italian, German
or any other language made cas-,
by. the Berlitz Method-availabl,
only at the BERL1TZ SCHOOL or
Sterling 0010.
CENSUS CLERK ExAM.-Home stud,
books with sample questions anc
answers, 81 up. MERIT PUBLICA.
. TIONS, 313 Evans Bldg, 1920 New
York ave; NV; DI, 7191. 25'
ture, all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for GI training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. INV
An L G. G. 8. sPARE-TIME STUDY
Course, to At your needs-engineer
ing, business, art, high school; 40(
others to choose from. GI approved
See Eor. phone I c. g. 210 Bone
Bldss Me. e166.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

'SS.. i:P.'';iP''f 1:i L. ''5 s7fPS f5R9:';
G.H.W, .coiored. Al cook. Al nurse. u
sharch ps pfetsai.d' m Afi'1vs0n oW nsss5 FAYE
GIRL: wants JOB; inexperieneed. Will
GIRL, col. desires general housework.
or ; days week. Call any time,
GIRL, eoiored, desires s days work.
Refs. MI. 9205, LENORA.
of oG!STsd dfifss i've in muse s5
GIRL, coiored. desires dishwashins
59b' gay " Or g night cafe or restaurant
HousGREEPER, E'i Gl2fEI; white, competent, mse;
or care convalescent not bedfast;
no laund.:. live in, pvt. rm.: down
town 2: C., on earline. Ho. 1857
WOMAN. colored, wants days work;
experienced; good references. Ii
WOMAN wants r,h.w., fond of ehsl.
drsa; drea; stay 2 nights; city refs. Dl
WOMAN. col, desires days work q,
rXFi ;aa liMl1asS[s MsTtnIF Fl. SoTafn. s55Ssff whit.
would like to take care of child; nc
smoking and no drinking. HU. 1925
al
NEAT. YOUNG colored woman want.
5 days g.h.w.. laundry. restaurant
baby care: experienced. AK. 40Sl
RELiABLE CoLoRED WOMAN a.
housekeeper or maid. exper. with
Children; refs. DU Sn22.
WANTED by reliable college woman
3 or 5 days work a week. Call NO
1854
COLORED GIRL wants maids work
or sh'w.' . days aaweek. IA, s413 81
COLoRED GIRL, college graduate
desires Job as mothers helper. 8 tt
IL am. Ii. 3-4657.
COL0RED GIRL, exp. in typing ant
card punching, desires work in home
or office. FIR. 4779.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, gooc
with children; live in or out. BesI
refs. HUI. S076.
COLORED WOMAN wants laundr,
work to take home, RA. 0647. -21
COLORED WOMAN wants housework
good cleaner and ironer; refs. Phi
CoLoRED WOMAN desires 8 days 4,
week. Phone North $500 after {
pm. References
Evening star., 1950-01-20

MAID, reliable, live In, g.h.W., COCK;
local reference required. OR. 5443.
WOMAN, white, to work in home in
Wash D. c.; excellent living quar-
ters, all modern facilities to work
see MR.. GS FAjfAR, 1852 Conn. iI' ave- ave-,
WoMAN-lh.W.. help care chill
dren, live-in, pvt. upstairs room and
bath, Bendix; -Sl5. WI. 9175. 20
WOMAN M a9,4S' 6s,S to to live3in: ,,; for clean;
one 2yr. .-old child. 2nd fl. room
pvt. bath. No laundry. some cook
ing, Thurs. all day and Sun. after
noon off. Must be eXper. and have
good refs; good salary. Call Rock
vile 4456, bet. 4-6 pm. 30 =
WOMAN, settled, to care for semi
lnyai55 ny 55oS and DO house work. Gall
WOMAN for gh,w., live in. wk. days
or reside vic. Forestyille, Dist. Hgts.
prefd; Apply 554s North Ave, For
WOMAN, settled. white, live in,
g.h.w. care for children while
mother works. Call UN. 0097. 30
WOMAN, white. housekeeper for empl.
of semi-invalid: no lifting: SIS per
wk.: good home. all modern con-
veniences.' Write Box 217-M, Star.
LIKE CHILDREN? Experienced White
woman, take care / child; in
Bethesda: live out: stay Sat night.
every other Sun; local refs. OIL.
COLORED-Furnish room. board
and small wages for a settled lady,
who. will help with house work.
Ii. 3-3537 2Os
Evening star., 1950-01-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN

Accountant ookkeeper
DssiTes .sSEvs6S gssition. RA. oeoe. MISS
CAFETERIA-Reliable colored girl de-
4st. i'sf' ME- nSrf 5sss q salad girl excel refs
5sss: ssaassEs1fl 3 dssvoTk; a: *:
eRapTafE eGssieffsf cft PRAcT1esR uA ssfl NGasr.
Tight colored," available for any
HoTsEkEEPsR k5na Il iass Hudson nias ebia SRS2
to live in motherless home, or work
ing mother with children. 81. 0220.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires position
as general office clerk or PIX opera
tor. Box l02.V, Star. 22'
PHOTOGRAPHY, yrs. exper. COM
mercial and portrait work; refined
colored girl: excel. refs. NE. 5999. .
SECRETARY or asst. to executive;
college edu., IL yrs. exp. legal and
administrative: 5-day wk. OR. 1885,
TYPING of any kind at home. Call
MRS. LOGAN, AP. 2s40. 30
YOUNG GIRL, 20, wants work as
receptionist, PIX operator, typing
and general ONCE work. EXP. Ii.
ExPERiESCED WOMAN will tax.
care Of children evenings; best ref
erences. Tel. CO. 6734.
COL. EXP. OK. desires cafeteria or
pastry shop work; refs. OW. 6s29
after pm. 22s
Evening star., 1950-01-20

iiv. room set, Si50; 4-pc. walnut
bedrm. set, $50: 2 bookcases. $50:
misc. other pcs. Call TW. 1915 Sun.
MR sfsF H2RonD m Ta RoSss asss ssi7 sftf7 0a st:
rSia T;s >,IA, Ant; A. Fairfax Villaee: II u
room, din. room lily. room, from un-
e eemsd at sreas 1Tsns ssss snd o ae5Srg goRE s5P1s
daily, los; Sat. till i. RE: 4Slo.
FURN.-sofa. boucle, like new, cost
tional, $50; Rollaway bed, Beauty
s45. sell $50 AT. 96s3: 81.
FEEN Sac5ee cnIsr LEAVING msds, city;
dio- -phono comb; practically new
occasional chair, mahog. desk. GL.
ss:stsFs5 Wiasn!ss sss1sssi ss'a s{ts
FURN.&Mahog. Iiias Ana 0'a; desk. $50: mahos.
Duncan Fhyfe drop-leaf table, $50;
s6ns s5ndio ois' couch s3ssEs $50; all in 3S eSeeL
FGRS.EBtfast fHRS: Isl 90 set. studio couch.
vanity. chiffoI ODE, door lamp kit.
rIaRN taRls ?@4, .nf,on. E st: sc cn.irs -5 sm.n
brass table with marble top; NAH.
bureau. ana chifonier; 3-pc. lily.
rn,. suite. $500 Ga. ave. NV, Apt.
FuRN.@Liv. rm. turn., dinette set
IA. 1885 after pm. 20
FuRN.-Bedrm. suite. walnut. mod.
ern. complete, SPRINGS and matt;
glass-top table, chairs Il arm
CHAIR. Excel. cond. Reas. RA.
FURN:lpunean phyfe sofa: reeently
Ape. maple breakfast set S22:
round glass china closet. S25:
mahog. twin beds. misc; $500 Gath
FbRNMk Urn nj finG' set. RsrdroSe aardi BE- chests: SsD
/ secretary, 3-pc. bedrm. set. lounge
chair with cover, porcelain cabinet
table. 9x12 rug; drop-leaf Duncan
take, it, 14is ehspin St. NV.
GAS AS RANGE, Magic Chef. OR. 4ai4.
eAs nAssS Shss#: ssss s1ss EsSD'n &c., pssa: s:
GAS RANGE, Quality brand. With
bTnerrs timer; electric S sR light and improv.
GAS RANGES, new and used: liberal
SAFES. SAFES s9s7 s9sat.aIi0a ga. ave. ahNaEs bE 567S,
Gas ssd kANGEs sSs sToTS Sr S9sl n ranges; nsw:
GAS STOVE, Oriole. large, burn
ers; excellent condition: 500 or
best best g offsr agoDs Cal H3; 1915 .2!
Largest assort. elec. motor repairss
i3Ss 3Sth yeaT rSAETY, l62s s,rd l4th st.
AZ standard makes: new and used.
We buy guns; TRADING POST.
N st. NV. MI. 1880.
HEATER. GE. water. .62-gal.; .
heating units. rust proof; compare
lively new; will sacrifice. TU. 0769.
HEATERS toil, coal, gas. wood, eiec.).
new. and used. ACME STOVE CO..
1HaDusffRshiAfEt anu IA t. WHEELS. VII e. ssSa fs inches.
size 4.00x6 tire and tubes, swivel
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Law BOOKS, U. S. Reports, volumes
l-3"5, single volumes. Cali Elk.
LIVING ROOM SET, 2-pc. Kroehler,
modern. reasonable CT, 1894 %
Evening star., 1950-01-20
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. heavy bookkp. expey.,
col. grad. position with CPA, full
time; sA. second. Box 132-V. Star.
ATTORNEY: 81, has trade assoc. ex-
york; accent $500 month. oW.
AUToMofIFvE ftr6 ao5ffF Z PARTS wholesale Sales Ss.
man wants position: yrs. exper
meehaa re}s parts sTs t1o oto
CHAUFFEUR, light colored. s IT,,
married, desirous of position. Full
or part time. Travel occasionally;
coIfEGE eiIf1 pm GRAnUxTE, A E1; Ii Bh a11oa5j s.
married, desires position with pos
sibilities: references. VI 6237. 2Os
MAINTENANCE MAN and landsca ne
gardner. house cleaning; excel. ref
10 yrs. exDer. Telephone NE. lSI4.
PAINTER, 1st class. colored. wishes
steady position, good refs, reliable.
PATENT ATTORNEY, chemical Io en-
gineering and law graduate, expert
extensive experience organic Held.
psAcTfcAEL. NAL. MALE NURSE, % IU Years
old, with Army experience, wants
position as permanent private nurse.
WINDOW CLEANER wants house
T9 T9rk; osSo oSd Jobs. WALLACE JONES,
sECoNDo o9 COOK. day or night GOOD
ref. Call Ii. 3-459S before IL am
2ls
BOY. wants lob as driver or delivery
boy, has own car: will work day
or night. FIR. 1923.
YOUNG MAN, DISCHARGED from serv-
Ice. desires apprenticeship In
trade. NO. 0602.
YOUNG MAN 800, desires locating
with reliable firm: 2 years college,
exp. in most fields, prefer sales.
Box 111-V, Star. 20'
GOVT, EMPLoYE. %. college grad.
married, desires any type Sat work
SITUATION wANTEDgseven yrs.
exper. as watchman. patrolman in
Fed: Govt. Rockville 23Ss. 22a
COLORED man wants night work;
elevator operator, washing dishes or
waiter; call after pu1 MI 1902