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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-06

ment representatives did themselves
and their school proud at Bowling
Green last Saturday in district
competition =. !. What with coping
a long list of superior ratings the
Bluffton instrumentalists and vocal
lists came home with one of the best
records in the eisteddfod
According to the old adage when
you want something done we'll get a
busy man to do it. In Bluffton these
days, it's been a busy woman, in the
person of Mrs. Clarence Stonehill.
Chairman of the annual Red Cross
roll call drive here, Mrs. Stonehill
directed the solicitation completed
with the end of March, Last Satur-
day she was chairman of the annual
Cancer Tag Day sales conducted
here by the Women's Federation of
Women's clubs. This week end she
will have her hands full in the
American Legion Auxiliary's spon-
sorship of the annual Easter egg
hunt for Buttons eager kiddies.
The line of those with additional jobs
for her. to handle will form at the
left.
Maybe you might think it an un-
usual occupation for school super
intendent, but that was Bluffton
public school head Aaron B. Murray
in the ditch with the school mainten-
ance crew last Saturday when they
labored all day to dig open and clean
out a plugged sewer at the grade
school building. Manpower was
short, SO the superintendent pitched
in with the others, to have sewer
facilities in readiness for the regular
school session on Monday morning.
Floyd Everett, who with Mrs.
Everett will celebrate their Golden
Wedding anniversary at their Rock
port home this week, recalled Tues
day that the hours We're long and
the pay was little at the Bluffton
light plant in its early days. AS
chief engineer at the plant half
century ago, Everett worked II hours
a day, seven days a week, for
salary of S42 month, less than $40
weekly. This figured out to about
eight cents an hour.
Observers this week have pretty
well established the fact that two
herds of deer are roaming Orange
township farmland, one made up of
five deer and the other four. Both
herds were seen one day last week
on the Ami Pifer farm. Emmit Red
ick on Thursday noon spotted sin
gle deer near his home, which grazed
around for a short time and then
made off for the woods.
Patroling Bluffton streets after
dark has become a matter of second
nature for Night Policeman Albert
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Reichenbach, whose experience or
the job dates back more than 21
years. Reichenbach first became
night policeman here in September
1929, and except for a short period
four years ago, has been on the lob
steadily, seven nights a week, since
that time.
One of the Hankish confectionery's
most faithful patrons is Father
James Hebbeler, of Toledo, despite
the fact that he was transferred
from the local Catholic church nearly
15 years ago. Last Christmas Father
Hebbeler bought 375 pounds of candy
from the local store for distribution
in his parish.
II you've been wondering about
fruit tree spraying now is the time
to get busy while the trees still are
dormant. Use a 39o emulsion for
scale and red mite on apple and pear
trees; mixture of one-half cup to
a gallon of water. For peach and
plum tree dormant spraying one
half cup of dry lime sulphur should
be used to gallon of water, accord
ing to agriculture extension services.
This information is specially de-
signed for the small fruit grower
with few fruit trees, it was said.
Lowell F. Schaublin, formerly of
Bluffton, now assistant director and
chief engineer of the Ohio Depart
ment of Highways, will be one of
the speakers at a traffic safety
conference to be held in conjunction
with the All Ohio Safety Congress
in Columbus next week.
An unusual feature of the Palm
Sunday Baptismal service at the
Bluffton Methodist church, Sunday
was the baptism of two sets of
twins.
Morris Jay and Marsha Fay, child
rem of Morris and Bonnie Burkholder
Hartman, Route 1, Bluffton, were
baptized by Rev. Paul Cramer as
were Daryl Dean and Cheryl Jean
Shields. The latter are children of
Merle and Ceicel Potee Shields of
Huber St., Bluffton.
Both mothers are members of the
First Methodist church and had been
baptized at the same altar as their
children. Also, in both cases, boy
and girl make up the twins born in
the Bluffton hospital. The Hartman
twins were born October 13, 1949 and
the Shields children were born
August %, 1949.
Rev. Cramer, pastor of the First
Methodist church, baptized the two
sets of twins by dipping a rose in
the baptismal water and allowing
the drops of water to fall on their
heads from the rose.
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April weather is continuing on the
plane set for March, much to the
grief of Bluffton gardening enthus.
lasts who recalled this week that al
the same time last spring some OF
their seeds already were in the
ground =. farmers, too, are feeling
the effect of weather's tickle for.
tunes, and oats planting will be
later than a year ago a few
warm days, however, will change
the picture rapidly, and the first
sign of spring will bring the usual
gardening, fishing and cleanup fever
+. in the meantime plans for the
spring and summer are going on
apace Cleanup-Paintup Fixup
week will begin April 27 and continue
until May =. and the usual sum-
mer rodeo appears to be on tap
again for the Fourth of uly
first discussion of plans will come
up at a potluck dinner meeting of
the Bluffton Saddle club this We'd
nesday in the Walnut grill and
you'd know it's spring again by the
rash of music contests already under
way for high school pupils in
cidentally Buttons music depart
Evening star., 1950-08-06
PORTER
25-35

W
MSst posan be Appy pssyeisd Ml Bn in WHAN
DRUG, 10 SOUTH WAYNE AVE,
ARL., VA.
PORTER for liquor store. Apply in
person. EM-KAY LIQUORS, 1882
PORTER, driver, elevator operator;
evening work. Call Ii. 4-s14O.
PORTER and delivery man wanted:
mus IN person naSs p1PoNT ees cfRcLE SpP R
QUoR STORE. 134S Conn. ave.
PORTER, for package, liquor store;
must be able to furnish best refs.
Apply CLARK'S, 705 14th st. NV.
steady work and future assured with
Washington's oldest and largest
Studebaker dealer. Mus: have top
refs. D: G. drivers license. Mr.:
BRoCHE, DI. 011O. 10 to II: -
pay. steady. SAFEWAY CLEANERS,
S242 Ga. ave.
PRESSER. WOODS and silks. must be
able to do alteration work. Apply
BLACKSTONE CLEANERS. 1909. L
st; NV. Sunday ila3 pm. -
PREssMAN OR PRINTER - Apply
SALESMAN--Good propo-
sition to expe tienced man with some
accounts who will BE- willing to sell
one-time carbon forms and similar
items in large nuanilties. Box 4:9-
RADIO -TELEvIsION service men (6)
for high quality service work.
SHRADER MFG. CO., AID. 1880.
RADIO : TV PARTS Statesmen -
Well established Va. distributor has
openings for both inside and out
side men. Established territories.
Salary. comm. and expenses. In
terviews arranged. Write fully first
letter. Box 172-S, Star.
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FURRIER. APPLY at 7o7 G ST. NV

GAS STATION ATTENDANTS. 2 col
ored. car washer. fabrication man,
must be experienced. FEATHER
STONE SERVICE STATION. 1905
N. ]. ave. NV. =
GLAZIERS, must be experienced on
steel sash; $2:25 per hour. CHESA-
eEAKE e AK RkATE Es& 4 WINDOW VIM sy. GLASS ns
GRILLMAN, exp. See MRS. JONES in
person after 12 noon. 1873 Con-
necticut ave. NV.
GROCERY CLERK - Apply Monday
morning, 2444 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Apply Mr.. Lee.
GROCERY CLERK, colored. expd. /;
must be sober and have refs; Apply
Mon. s am. sUsSER's DGs
GROCERY CLERK. exper.. must have
D. C. drivers permit, and local
anen9 Tssi sh9os os h0HTj au salsfy s4s4 'oen
GROCERY CLERKS. meat wrappers
Sours; hoa meat oopportunity faaa 0fo for adyanee-
ment. Vicinity Of viers Mill VII
lage) Must meet company REQUIRE
ments. Apply 2 pm. Tuesday: 5122
Georgia ave. NV. ACME MARKETS.
GROCERY MAN. an attractive open
work with q night crew. stocking
and arranging displays for q chain
OF super markets This work offers
opportunity for advancement and
many employe benefits. including
paid vacations and free hospitaliza-
tion. Apply rm. 1914 Shirlington
Trust bldg. Arl.. Va. IS
IRON wORK-Mechanic for orna-
mental and misc. iron: also welder
DUPONT IRONWoRkS. 1856 18th
st. NV. --6
Evening star., 1950-08-06

HELP MEN
INVESTIGATOR, handling investiga

INVESTIGATOR, handling investiga-
tlons on a part-tfme basis; college
students preferred who are attend
ing night school and who can spend
5 to 8 hours a day in this work;
knowledge Of typine required; car
Ring Bldg, 18th and NJ sts. NV,
between 10 and 3 weekdays. -6
JANITOR AND wIFE-2s units, full
time job; good LIST a. atrs. wife
to take packages; good city refs
req: S125 mo. AID. 2192. IS
JANITOR. part time, to clean Offices
after $50 p.m., must be thorough
cleaner. Know furnace work; apt
and small salary in exchange for
$500. Mon. between 4 and 5.
large apt. DEVELOPMENT. see Mrs;
fs ARK APTs Pfs manases n46f MerrimaeE a1e
Hyattsville, Md. Take K-4 Chillum
bus from 18th and E: transfer to
KS at Dist. line to project. %
JANITOR. apt. house; must have
exper.; S100 mo. and living quarters
Apply 230S Ashmeade pl.. NV; Mon
JANTToR, colored, for apt. house
3 near Presidential Gardens, Alex, Va
Ref required. Good salary and
quarters. See Mr.. Orp1n bet. and
10 am, or to pm. H. G.
sH1THX sH sa3o CO. s1l 18th ST. ns NV
JANITOR for lge. apt. building, mus
be sober, and dependable; salar!
and apt. DE. 1850. -
JANIT0R, for office bldg: living
quarters and good salary: good hrs.
must have good refs: no drinkel
need apply. See MR.. REINER, 412
5th st. NV. bet. $3.50 am. and
pm. IS
JANITOR for apt. bldg. of 81 units
colored. no children; must be sober
and reliable; 18th class engineer:
license necessary; salary and quart.
ers AID 2000 3
JANITOR for small NV. building. oil
heat. middle-aged married man
with local ref. Apply after l pm
JESS FISHER g. CO., 1920, K st. NV
JANITOR. in Ford agency; excel
working cond. See Mr.. Bowen, BILL
HE1MER g. PALMER, BIO Hamilton
st.. Hya ttsville, Nd.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

FOR local office national company.
No car nee. prev. sales or public
contacts exper. essential Start about
$50 wk Apply RI 702, 71O l4th
St NV. 10 am. to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

FARMER AND WIFE; one who can
and will do things: small place;
mostly cleanup and repair work; 2
rooms, unfurnished; no children. OV.
1851. -6
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE- al
Finance Company. prefer man with
some experience; job offers ad-
vancement with other benefits; give
full information >hrst letter. Box
FiILiNG nI.1S StsT; STATION ArrENDENT-
must furnish ref; good wages for
right man. See HARRY on Monday.
1860 11th st. Sc. Ii. 4-9026.-6
FLOOR LAYERS. local experience;
9ag 5S5 99tass ooR GsSs MuFRhy sSo
6O53 -
FLOOR SANDERS and finishers, local
experience; must have transporta-
tion, tools and be able to hook UP.
Call Murphy. Sligo 6053, NATIONAL
FLOOR SERVICE. -
FOOD CHECKER-Apply steward S
office. The Hay Adams House, 18th
and II NV. 5
FOUNTAIN BoY-6-day week; good
salary Call 10. 2-6127 between
1880 am. and 1880 pm. -6
FUEL OIL DISPATCHER, must know
city, able to handle men, and active.
Should be mechanically inclined;
excel. opportunity for right man.
Box 29S-R, Star. -6
FURNITURE FINISHER for inside
work; steady. reliable man. for posi-
ton with large television distribu-
tors. Call MR.. TAFT. Ii. 7-9315.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

Statesmen, sell variety, hardware.
florists; gift shops, largest exclusive
repeat volume; line flower pots.
ceramics. planters, ETC.; 10se to
2ofo comm. paid promptly; exclu.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Star Classified
Sunday Service,
II AN. to 8 Pm.

This is reminder that The
Star classified department is
prepared to accept classified
ads for Monday editions OF
The Star between the hours
of II am. and 8 pm. on Sun
day.
The deadline for The Sun
day Star is 2 pm. Saturday
and for other days 9 pm. the
previous evening.
Ads may be ordered in per-
son at the business counter in
The, Star lobby or by tele-
phoning a courteous Star ad-
taker at Sterling 5000.
Always place your classified
ad in WaShington's No. 4 clas-
sified medium-THE STAR.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

teed salary and liberal commission
Ages 26 to 40. Apply Monday, Suite
4. 2046 Wilson blvd. Conklin bldg,
Arl.. Va.
DESK CLERK. honest, reliable man,
ee% sssed Z man en prsfsfrsd fsfnsnsf Ebl 5ir
Ds2sERY ZAP h3rE HANGER. Gf 18TH experienced sr
10th st. ne. LA. 6-4433. 10
DRIVER-The best furniture truck
driver in town must know Metre
experience. No other need apply
Salary no object. Apply CAREY
sCAATEs, 4121 18th st. NV, IA.
DRIVER for light delivery truck,
required. Apply CLARK's. 7O5 14th
DRIVER wanted for new 1850 Amer
lean Cab. Must be sober and reli-
DRIVER, for retail cleaning route;
n.steDsns n9st SSd up assi ssiness 4b no arnkps
EouTs cLEANERs, inss TA' Ft'n aa17. = Gs ns'
DRIVER. for Plymouth taxi cab:
reas. rent. 1898 27th st. NV"
DRIVERS for lge. wholesale distribu-
rs Ehf Appiy iisi 5sS eRsson st. NV
DRIVERS to drive cabs in Arlington,
II you are interested in a permanent
apply ARLTNGToN CITY CAB. 1925
No. Hudson ST., Arl. Va
new and used cars avail; reas.
ton card Diamond lot, 10i NJ st.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRUG CLERK. experience desired
cellent chance for advancement at
higher pay. Vacations with pay.
Apply to mgr, PEOPLES SERVICE
DRUG STORE, 1919 Seminary rd.,
Fairlineton. Va.
nRnS Rsn kEh n Mhossal as 9rSg hoass sass
$50 D1sTRicT wHoIEsALE DRUG,
DRuGG CLERK. eai hiE: part time, 3 ewes. per
w1 ay and as syssg 0hsE Hk soS pHas Txss
MACY, 11401 Ga. ave, 10. $4,000.
DRUG DETAIL MAN to call on phys
sieians; opportunity as partner with
out investment Does not have to
DRY K rtsiEsssfNsf ehEsNN R0k Ro2GEM oa2S2s ssnr
for an excel: estab; route; present
1900: ewes. GE. O070. -5
ELECTRICIAN. must have d. c.
iourneyman's license. Cali GE.
0S33 after 6 pm. II
ELECTRICIAN. with D. C. license
or oil burner card. GE 1898.
ELECTRICIAN, D. C. license. Can
ELECTRiCiAN, old work, wiring and
repairs. DAUBER'S, 1920 18th st.
NV. -
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS, Junior and
senior. and experienced electronic
technicians and wiremen; for re-
search work. JACOBS INSTRU-
MENT CO.. AIS Bethesda ave-,
Bethesda, Md.
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN. exper. in
development and construction of
electronic and electro. .mechanieal
ASSOC, INC, 507 18th st. g., Arl.,
Va. OF. 1898. -6
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE man for
ideal WORKING cond; Vacation: sick
leave. and other benefits. Write,
giving full details as to age and
exper.. Box Tot, Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
Seat Cover and Trim Man

Seat Cover and Trim Man
"A local.area General Motors dealer
offers to, the right man steady EN-
ployment. paid vacations, free life
and disqualification insurance. write
Box 244-L, Star. III
SPECIFICATION WRITER, expert
enced, for work on Government con-
TRACTS. MILLS & eETTIcoRD. 530s
sERVIcEMEN-Mid- isV sii aiS Atlantic Applt-
ance Co. has opening in its .Bendix
service dept; for experienced men;
good pay; 40. d0-hT T, gk;1 ,yacaH5htonna Hhtona with
SERVICE MANAGER-Man with ex-
perience to take over and operate
large service dept. for new-car deal
ership. selling one. of the 8 popular
make cars; liberal commission and
SERVICE SERVICE SST SsTATf6NS foiS MANAGER MAsSNSAG be-
tween 3O-40. who desires permanent
RGsfi0n Th nfsSn Ws SeaFs Rsy Sena; sesTy
HOMES Oil COMPANY, 1925 Blair
sEiRivfIcIE STATION fabrication man,
white, prefer men between, 80 and
mission and vacation. Only well
exper. men with refs. need applS.
See MR.. BARRON. Manager, Sum
oco Service Station, Wis. ave. and
SEWING MACHINE MECHANICS and
good, know mfg. and domestic ma
chimes. Take charge of repair dept.
Only sober and honest men will be
6Rons ne ad s're rsf sxRsG Box s srf s
SHEET METAL MECHANICS. good
pay steady employment for quali-
HEATfsa fd ms9 CO.. Gar oW sSe'a!is5 asod. SOLAR s
SHEET METAL MACHINIST
For electronic manufacturing plant.
Apply, in person, Monday; between
TRicAL dc1 M MACHINE tah IS SHOP, tIa a1s . JesSp
Blair dr.. Silver Spring. Md. %
SHEET METAL MECHANICS = Air
duct installation men needed for
year-round work; best working con-
ditions with group insurance. Call
between 8 am. and IL noon. WA.
sHEET METAL MEN. sa.62 plus DR..
mr., union or union. Work in
beaut. new mod. plant fabrieating
kit, equipment; Good. top men who
GfcHNER GffeaHSf 1906 spS0iqse Kendall esten. st. ne.
SHEET METAL MEN. experienced in
gusters and spouts' steady work. Gan
SHEET METAL MECHANICS. regular
wSo1rkk to qualified men. Phone, 81.
SHEET METAL woRKER-Exper.
gutter man. GORDAN SHEET Me-
sHIPPER-Man. exper. in packing
and shipping for new plant in Sill
yer Spring. State eXper., age and
salary desired. Box est. Star.
SHOE SALESMAN, must be exper.;
permanent DoSitior: also Sat AYtraA
for Wash. and Nd stores. Apply
531s BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville. p
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1950-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE responsible for any
than myself. ROBERT E. HOR-
CHEM, 1000 N. Capitol NV. g.
ACCOUNTANT. your bookkeeper,
refs; $50 mo-, quarterly. EN-. 1884.
u
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone other
than myself. EDWARD R.. BARBER,
1926 Fairmont ave. Bethesda IA,
Nd. g.
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by persons
2s5fi5 2ofcHkfss. shss 15sS @ySf@t Il sSst soHh NV H.
] WILL NOT be responsible for any
JESSE EUELL, 2419 25th st. Sc
"EXQUISJTE" MAKES CLOTHES
beautiful again, removing spot and
stain. EXQUISITE" the Dye Work
specialist, cor. Ga. and N. H. aves.
NV, GE. orr.
CoNVALESCENT HOME or sanitar-
ium in Maryland or near Wash or
In D. c. to rent or buy. Full par
ticulars first letter. Box 29-T, Star.
THIS is TO NOTIFY that lots and
8, square 81, IN Oak Crest Md. will
be sold to another party If pur-
chaser does not meet his obliea-
tions before Aug. Is, 1850.
GETTING MARRIED? 12 sx1o can
did wedding shots for $50. DIS
TRICT STUDIOS, co. 9176.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICAL. for
used car department; high income.
steady work good future assured
with Washington's oldest and largest
Studebaker dealer. Top refs. required.
MR.. BRoCHE. DI. O11O. 2 to A
AUTo. MECH. general all around
AUTO MEcMANic slsHsaiSH5S u =; with chryslef-
Plymouth sxDer efeisHt willins lin
right man; salary discussed at in
staten. Ro9HL MoToRs' INC. 4 100
A6foMoBfLE 81 Ms III. PAINTERS HELLER.
Sonfnr n soD
5k days wk.. Can Mr.. Dick. OIL.
5000, RON PONTIAC. Bethesda,
ATTTo PAINTER. exper., and estima-
tor, as shop manager. Box 2o2-R,
AUTO PAINTER.HELPER Careful.
willing worker; perm. position to
right man; salary discussed at time
Mr., n Hsun, RoYA1GC 1Cl lMoTosRs, 81 rs '' NC,
AGToMoB1nE f}Go Ss e. faKKrs AK RuNNER for
Pontiac dealer; opportunity to learn
parts business. See Mr. Landgraff.
RON PONTIAC, INC. Bethesda. Md.
-6
AUTO. PARTS MAN. exp. in Mopar
parts, to work in our parts whole
sale loc.; perm. empl., sick benefits,
paid vacations, health insur., profit
sharing. TREW MOTOR CO., 2101
14th st. NV, DE. 1910. -12
AUTO RADIO REPAIR MAN, with
some television exper.. excel pay
HERSONs AUTO a. APPLIANCE
CO., 9Th and o SITS. NV. 3
AUTOMOTIVE SALESMAN wanted;
experience desirable but not essen
tial; excellent opportunity Apply in
person to MR. MURPHY, 5000
Pennsyivania ave sc -6
Evening star., 1950-08-06
MAJOR MASTERPIECES
n 4

sell calendars and ad.
vertising novelties. Buyers every.
where. Low prices. Big commits
sions advanced. bonuses. Samples
free. CONSOLIDATED MODERN
PRESS, 329 So. Wood, Chicago IL.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
HELP MEN

ENGINEERS (colored). 5th class; new
conditioned apartment house; no
quarters. See chief engineer. Mr.
Fox. on premises. IDAHO TERRACE.
3040 Idaho ave. corner Cathedral
and Idaho aves. NV. %
ENGINEERS (white). 3rd class, for
watch shift new air-conditioned apt
house. See chief engineer Mr..
Schmidt, QUEBEC HOUSE, Apt. 511,
$500 Quebec st. NV. %
ENGINEER, first-class license; $2.1O
per hour: provision available for
life insurance, personal and de-
pendant hospital benefits, sickness,
accident and surgical benefits and
pension. Box 441-S. Star. -6
ENGINEERS. graduates with degrees
in electrical, electronic, mechanical
or chemical engineering, for perma =
nent work mr.. Baltimore; junior and
senior type needed. Call DI. 3301.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
HELP MEk

ADVERTISING soLICIToRs-Exper:
commissions. Room 20. 1901 G
APPLIANCE sERvIcEMAN - Fast
growing appliance, sales and serv-
ice organization needs experienced
major appliance serviceman. IA.
KITCHEN MANAGER.
white. for hieh class restaurant.
Hours Sh daily. No sunday work;
$50 per week to start. Must be
sober and industrious. Box 3-T,
AssT. JANIToR. must be able to
operate switchboard and tlev.; $50
ns 1ss5 fHS New Hsmp s1 s0srne.' sVs nT; MOP aRDs
ARoHITEEcT, experienced only; Inn
% to Nj. Taner. KAss 'i REALrY CO.
UDITOR FOR HOTEL. experienced.
with N. C. r. desirable. administra-
tive ability essential: starting salary
AUTO BoDY MAN. mus must o Be irst.
class; no drinkers. See Mr.. Potas,
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1437 Irving
AUTO DISPATCHES for service de-
partment Of washington's oldest
Chevrolet dealer, splendid working
condition. 5H-day week. oppor
tunity for advancement to an am
sd1ioui sdn sXRRYEPHE s2SpE R.n SoroK sss n Rss e.
AETo tES aLAziER. GA GGan .apsrienced; sps good
pay. 9A-day Tk. 1929 goth st.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
SALES MANAGER

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR AGGRESSIVE MAN
WITH SUPERIOR SALES
BACKGROUND TO BE-
COME ASSOCIATED WITH
ONE OF THE FASTEST
GROWING BEVERAG E
COMPANIES IN WASH
INGTON. GIVE COMPLETE
RESUME OF QUALIFICA-
TIONS, INCLUDING AGE.
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE
AND REFERENCES. y
Box 1891. Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
PERSONALS tcont.l
ITERATIONs done Immediately.

ALTERATIONS done Immediately
viii cali and fit. MI. 0592.
PRIVATE and semi-private vacancies
for ambulatory patients in nearby
Arlington rest home: wide porches
large yard, homelike atmosphere;
ideal for retired persons reauirins
supervised diet. JA. 2-0544.
VACANCY, elderly or disabled semitic
man; private room. licensed nurse
home cooking; quiet, restful place
OF. 1866. -
REST HOME, in Gaithersburg, Md.
doctors and nurses care; beautiful
home RA 4Q4h
Evening star., 1950-08-06

RESEARCH JOB. CHEM, DEGREE
KNOWL. PHYSICS, 5 DA. $500
LABORATORY TECH, $3.50, 5 DA
Evening star., 1950-08-06

CLEEEhO
FILE. LITTLE TIPPING $3.50
CASH, 2-10 PM. $40, MEALS
CASH, RECP., HOTEL, 7-3, 3-I1
S160-S175
PROP. MGR, 5 DA $500
Evening star., 1950-08-06
AUCTION SALES (cont. !

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on
Wednesday. August 8, at IL am,
1916 Ford station wagon motor
number 99A-sO5057, will be sold at
public auction at CITIZENS FL
NANCE CO., 32ll r. l. ave, Mt.
Rainier, Md
PUBLIC AUCTION of antique jewelry,
Oriental rugs. bric-a-brac. din. and
bedrm. suites, occasional chairs,
crystal and Continental porcelain;
exhibition Sat. and Sun. Aug. 5th
and 9th from | pm, to . pm
Wed. and Thurs, Aug. 9TH, Sth,
9th and 10th from l:30 pm. to
pm. MURRAY GALLERIES,
321S NJ st. NV, Old GEORGETOWN,
Wash, D. c. Telephone AID. 6476
Licensed auctioneerS and appraisers.