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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11

luxe 81a GU. #. new servel, $389-
95. Value priced for quick sale
$329.95. Redwood Farmers Sup
ply. Redwood, o. 5-1-4t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11
Public Sales
joining in Union County
Saturday. May la

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Davis,
Ridgeway, complete line of house
hold goods and misc. Lingo and
Detwiler, auctioneers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11

FOR SALE-Rabbits, all sizes.
Would like to sell them all.
Will give hutches to one who
buys rabbits. ph. 2431, Caledonia,
o. Gerald G. Milligan. 5-1-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11

FOR SALE-Automatic tie for
Case N. c. M. hay baler. Manu-
factured by McFadden Implement
Co, Medina. Sold and serviced by
Frazier's Repair Shop, West
Mansfield. Will demonstrate.
5-8-4t4
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11

FOR SALE-75 lb. Vitalaire in
box in good condition. Phone
8599 after p. m. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11

FOR SALE-NeW electric range
never used. L. Linzinmeir,
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. 5-11-2t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11
FOR SALE


"EVERYBODY'S-Point ing to
Hot Point. Squirting McKit-
dick Electric Co. 120 N. Main st.
Phone 2751. 3-6-tt
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CONTINUED from Page l2)
GIRL SCOUTS
ENTERTAIN MOTHERS

GIRL SCOUTS
ENTERTAIN MOTHERS
! Girl Scout troops entertained
with a pot-luck dinner Tuesday
evening at the high school build
ing, About 35 were present.
Miss Anabel Wall led the group
in singing Nanny" and Irish
Mother of Mine. Each Scout
presented her mother with cor
ASage. The Evergreen Patrol pre-
Nsented a play entitled Mothers
! Surprise. Those taking part in
cluded Marilyn Payne, Yvonne
Marvin. Phyllis Phelps, Twila
Sparks. Jean Yearsley, Dolores
Maxwell, Patricia Tanner, Eliza
beth Mulligan and Helen Marie
Van Buskirk.
Two potted plants were given
by Mrs. David CLOSER and one
was presented to Mrs. Harry
Payne as the mother having the
largest family and Mrs. Kenneth
Noggle received the other as
being youngest mother present.
CENTRAL OHIO POULTRY
!. ASSOCIATION
Members of the, Central Ohio
Poultry Association met for their
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Retterer. At this meeting plans
were completed for the annual
lawn show which is to be held at
the Redwood Fairgrounds, June
18.
REDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNI
Glen Oman, president of the
alumni association of the Rich
wood High School, reports that
plans are progressing for the an
nual dinner and dance of the
members of the association.
Committees have been APP
pointed. The date has been set
for May 26. Mr.. Cyrus Schambs,
a graduate in the class of 1925,
will be the speaker for the eve
ming. Mr.. SchambS is an attorney,
located in Columbus.
MUSIC CLUB PRESENTS
PROGRAM
In keeping with the National
Music Week the Redwood Music
Club presented the following
program Sunday evening at the
high school auditorium.
\ Mrs. Dean Cochran presented
two violin numbers, Meditation"
from That's by Nassenet; and
Second Hungarian Rhapsody"
by Liazt. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Robert Sanders.
The vocal octette from the
Redwood Lions Club gave
Aura Lee, Softly and Ten
derly" and Thanks Be to Cod.
The octette is composed of Mr..
Dave Griffith, Mr.. H. r. Fisher,
Mr. Dave Robinson, Mr.. Sidney
Laymon, Mr.. Jack Weller, Mr.
Robert Allen and Mr.. Ralph
Workman. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. Charles Cheney.
Mrs. Lester Foreman gave two
vocal selections. "In the Garden"
and "Over the Rainbow. Mrs.
Cheney accompanied her at the
piano. Mrs. Robert Sanders play
ed "Schon Rosmarin" by Kresiler
as her piano solo. The quartette
of the Claibourne Grange sang
several numbers including "All
in the April Evening; "Just
Singing Along; and II Amt A
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11

FOR SALE - Set of Oliver IA
in. plow shares. Phillip Mathys
Phone 16-704. 2 mi. NV. of Ray
mond. 5-ll-1t
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FOR SALE-Used Servel 6 it..
bottle or natural gas, excel
lent condition. Cheap. Also De
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-11
Passenger Drivers Week

About rs percent of last years
automobile accidents were caused
by drivers of passenger cars.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
HELP MEN

RADIO sERvICEMAN. experienced.
Phone 10. 2-1350. -23
ROOFER, for repairing and new
roofs. Must have d. c. drivers
license and reference. MA. 6715,
from $50 am to 4:30 pm. "a
ROOFING MECHANIC AND HELPER.
Apply FARRAN BROS, $50 10th st.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
By the Associated Press

The Senate Crime Investigating
Committee yesterday demanded
that contempt charges be filed
against Harry Russell, Miami and
Chicago gambling figure. for re-
fusing to answer its questions.
At the same time it was dis
closed that the committee had
subpoenaed Ralph Capone, brother
of the late "Scarface AL" Capone,
to come before 1t at once. And it
Is trying to get summons served
on Joe Adonis. well-known under
world name.
Chairman Kefauver of the COM
mittee said Adonis is sought as IAN
important witness" in an investi-
cation of New Jersey gambling
He said staff members for weeks
have been checking on important
gambling transactions of substan-
tital magnitude in Northern New
Jersey"
The group is running Nation
wide inquiry into gambling and
related crime and corruption.
Russell, who three days ago also
Evening star., 1950-09-23
ouer Group Asks Contempt Citation Against Harry Russell

Of the old Capone gang, and other
information. Senator Kefauver
told him he had no right not to
answer questions which could not
incriminate him under Federal
law.
Once, Russell remarked: II be-
lieve have some rights" He con-
tended the Constitution protected
his right not to incriminate him
self.
The Capone subpoena was dis
closed in Mercer, Wis. where q
Federal officer served it. Capone
runs a tavern there.
The committee has heard teSti-
mony of Virgil Peterson, Chicago
crime expert, that the old Capone
syndicate is running and has
tie-ins with big-shot gang leaders
Adonis is q New York and New
Jersey figure who recently was
named by the New York district
attorneys Office as one of the
owners of a rich Miami, Fla.
gambling room. Frank Erickson
Evening star., 1950-09-23
D. c. Living Costs Up ~ Pct.
In 3 Months, Food Gains $3.50

The cost of living for Washing
ton families increased % per cent
between mid-May and mid-August,
while nationally living costs from
mid-July to mid-August rose three
tenths of l per cent.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
said Washington's increase re-
suited from 3.8 per cent rise in
food, and the following increases
in other major groups making up
the family budget:
Fuel, electricity and refrigera-
ton, 2.5 per cent; miscellaneous
goods and services, 2.3 per cent:
house furnishings, 1.8 per cent, and
rents, -tenths of / per cent
The consumer price index fol
Washington on August is was IL
per cent higher than that a veal
earlier, 26.2 per cent above the
level of June, 1946, when price
controls ended and 71.3 per cen
Evening star., 1950-09-23

terday even when Kefauver or
dered him to do so.
Committee members voted, 4
to 0, 10 ask the Senate to cite
the witness for contempt of Con-
gress. If this is done, the cita-
ton would go to the district attor-
ney for filing charges. The max
imum penalty is a year in Jail
and 81 900 fine.
In a report recently. the COM
mittee referred to Russell as one
whose connections with the Chi
cago Capone group are clearly
established" It said he had OBJ
tanned a big interest in the s.
g. G. gambling syndicate at Miami
Beach, Fla, under most sus-
picious circumstances" This syn
dicate was described as carrying
on a multimillion dollar bookie
business.
The committee yesterday want
ed to know why Russell hao
failed to appear when he was
|subpoenaed for the Florida hear
ings, if he knew certain members
Evening star., 1950-09-23

above the index in the good old
days of August, 1899.
A slight drop of five-tenths Of
per cent in food prices here be-
tween July Is and August IS
was reported. but the agency noted
that a preliminary survey showed
food prices on September IS were
starting back again. per cent
above those of August IS.
Nationally, the living cost in
crease during the month was at
tributed to increases in all major
groups except food, which dropped
one half of l per cent.
On the other hand, house fur
nishings rose 1.6 per cent, mis-
cellaneous goods and services, IL
per cent; fuel, electricity and re-
frigeration. / per cent; clothing,
six-tenths of / per cent, and rents.
three -tenths of / per cent.
The BIS said the national food
price declined reflected lower
prices for fresh fruits and vege-
= tables.
Evening star., 1950-09-23

BOY, white or light colored; D. c.
drivers license; good references;
steady work: good pay with meals,
CHILLuM HTS. PHARMACY. 12
ksNnnedy Sts st. nw r. drs5s &C. sSt SSS7 d.,ve24
and work around sheet metal shop.
Apply 1920 M st. NV. pa
MAN, colored. exper,. for salad de-
partment: must be able to open
SysseEss and els%S haR s1G saaTy AN Agpy RTsy
TAURANT. 11th and Maine ave.
MAN. to work in retail PAINT dept:
experience Necessary. ssesn Apply Apply IN per
sAPER l' <; 3 FAINT FAINT Co. 1922 II Z.
MAN. IAN. white white. middle-axed. some book
keeping and tipping exper. essential;
no objection to small handicap; $50
a wk. to start. Reply in own hand
BOY 1897, Star. IL
one with experience Tor short
SSodag; SSo asop. AeplE eeliEs 1901 Park I'd: ga aw
MAN wanted, with car: real oppor-
tunity. Apply 925 Silver Spring ave,
Silver Spring, Md. g
MEN wanted for landscape work;
good pay. steady work. Call OIL.
YOUNG MAN for general clerical
duties, must type: opportunities for
slshs Miller ahR aoREHEasFP N1RE L Psiis2 MoroR
CO.. go Bladensburg rd. ne. -24
YOUNG MAN. to supervise new-car
preparation dept. Apply to MONROE
FORD CO., Silver Spring. ask for
Mr.. Keeney. 81. 1900. -25
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate;
experienced in mems furnishings
preferred; to work in Arlingtori's
finest mems shop. Phone OV. 1890.
TED LOUIS SHOP. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
4HOS J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneer
435 Southern Building.

1gSsfsxz g%osx As & ys!%sss sEgsse %G S$Ss
AS PREMISES NO; 26oS, BOWEN
SSRA SS6R na$a sas anrc4ESa $E
BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1851,
Folio 272 ct seq: OF the land rec
oIds Of the District q. Of Columbia, @
trustees viii sell, at public auction.
BAY Sr0rS THG Z! TMEaT9sINfa 1RS RFf9lssh Il H! BAY
1E RsE gEppEM66GcRR p6cE6cR pM AP the he6G; fclloa At
1sss'ftGh Situate in the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being part
Of Lot 9 in Section l in Samuel c
Pomeroy and others. trustees sub.
division Of Barry ,isa Fern" psvv as s,oIe; re;
3. in the ONCE Of the surveyor fol
the District Of Columbia. being more
particularly described by metes arc
bounds in said deed OF trust. Nov
known for purposes 6 q n aSsessmen IS Sai,en
and taxation as Lot soo IN souar'
rTRIs pgSy OF SALE: 100000 cash
balance In monthly installments o
Sf,Il. 40. Including interest at six pc
cent. A deposit of. $4,000 Will b.
Tenuired at time Of sale. All con
veyancing, recording. revenue
stamps. Etc. at cost Of purchaser
Terms of sale to be complied, will
within thirty days from day Of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve tn
right to resell the property at tn
FISK and cost Of defaulting pur
efeser. after fave days advertise
ment Of such resale in some news
paper published in washington
- WILLIAM T. PACE.
SAMUEL J. L'HOMMEDIEU.
osl9,21. .23.26.2S. Trustees.
Evening star., 1950-09-23

scRooL sgs pt. DfyEK Igas sRe Hesk ssne.a e..
ssEy1eE sE eist srsTIos saf sns arf2sDANr sHsD and
5la-day wk.. vacation. insur. bene-
cesi; cond. feei Come NM in General el Manager,
FALLS CHURCH MOTORS, 554
Washinston st. Gee highway. Palls
service fR1Tshi Va STATION ATTENDANT, @As
with local references. exp. in lubri-
cation. some mechanical exp. Apply
bet. and 5: ALBRrTTA1N SUN
SERVICE At AITESpAS
ssasr1s1s s3Is salsT' GARAGE. Paillsnd' aSSn Ma
sHRSfcE Fl w Shi sffxTT1ioN ffxzTT1ioN ArrENDANNr.
experienced. Apply 1900 Bladens-
seRSyIcE PeSfy sa; s;si ss;fsAir1oN ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced REQUIRED. Apply at 1901
sfRyiCf s.; sSf' njSi STATION AgTENDAAss1.
SShss Sdass YfsfsF e H. msR oy 0s sna men
Salary. sal !10sHS'aS SO day. Plus A comm. and y:
ss5i0a co sERsdE ssf IT, s4AoN nasfGe s5 WIS soso
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced in lubrication;
SoRs. NC s7s1 Nayior rd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION attendants (s).
e2eer eRe as Appls satt pFHspA Tsst sxAo
sESvIcE M STATION. ss6I wis. sys.'
sEsYfcR EfIRfsfs' sHTSs1i1oN Hsi MANAGER: e,
ppitaiization. pHHd at 5,s-day i week. pleasant
Come In and see Mr. A. B, Mckee
:as sas + MCKEE aaFf9es Posrss
sERVTeE { WEE n STATION y statesmen u
High school graduates, Is to 2s.
Good opportunity for men In
nsss salary 'ssxs' sns 0onas ApDy Ss
and Al ip ; pm. 'nT Mr.. Vssss1a Green. SUN on on
CO., 1910 Conn. ave. NV. IA
sERvICEMAN, experienced in repair
Of sbas Ssndis Can Tafasfs nR kNNS sES'f at tSR oR
SHEET iHSi METAL MAN. must be ex-
metal. inside and out: some knowl.
edge of laying out. THOMAS &
WHIT. 1918 9th st. NV. Ho.
sHEET METAL MECHANICS and
helpers; experienced in air duct in
stallations; mechanics must have
own car and tools. DAY BROTH
SHEET METAh WORKER-combina-
tion layout man and shop fore
man; one who is capable of taking
complete charge of q small sheet
metal shop in northwest D. C.
Duties: 1nstructing, supervising,
routing work. checking and layout.
Salary open. Write qualifications,
experience and salary required. Box
sHEEir afEEi isaF METAL WORKERS. expsf' ss in
duct work: steady job. Apply after
4 pm, 1246 Taylor st. NV; no
phone calls, please. -27
SHOE REPAIRMAN. Please apply in
person, BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP.
s&oE aaS T rsSE;EsMXEN. 4; 8 MEN experienced as Only;
JOSEPH ssns 'nsFy De- Yo5Re, 5ae Se isos
SHOE sATEsMAN-Men shoes only.
apply Apply. REGAL sIIe I =, SHOE STORE, els
SHOP BOY, colored, for general
cleanup around plant. include store
errands. stocking material, painting, |
etc. Applicants must be strong. |
able-bodied. steady, willing worker. |
Apply 1910 Mt. Olivet rd. ne. be-
tween :3O-3 pm daily "a
Evening star., 1950-09-23

DRIVER, 2 part time; Immediately
for nursery school. Only those de-
string permanent positions, de-
pendable with sood reference need
apply. Hrs, 6 am. to 8 am,
pm to pm AP. 2342. pa
DRIVER. white. experienced. for dry
cleaning route; sober and Industrious.
apply @ today; 2414 Wis. ave. NV.
DRIVERS for Yellow Cabs. a-way
radios; So. so shift. See BILL KEET-
ING. 1901 N; Y. ave: ne.
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates: must have identifica-
ton card. Diamond lot. 10l M st
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRIVERS WANTED, to drive cabs in
All; We need fulfilling man who
ppS,Ts paSt s{ms spa sIy yssk ass A1Si ADplS
DRUG CLERK, experienced only;
either full or part time; particularly
pharmacy student. ALASKA PHAR-
MACY, Ga. and Alaska ayes. pa
p; c, license. DAUBER's, 232o
ELECTkiGixNs issc RI nix ta). must have 5. C.
permit; steady work. Call after
5 pm. Mon; good pay. GIL. 0056.
ELECTRICIANS e, with tools and
car; exper. in ,ol old an and ne new ho9se a Use
TiEst Ren Can rMG,SseR VI ssqg exnsr,.
with Naval installation experience.
Phone RE S125 -27
Evening star., 1950-09-23
James A. Fulton, President
OF Home Life, Dies at 81
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-James
A. Fulton, 81, president of the
Home Life Insurance Co. of New
York, died Thursday of heart
ailment.
Born in Dover, Del. he was edu-
Gated at the University of Mary
land and admitted to the bar in
Delaware and Maryland.
He served as vice president Of
the Continental American Life In
surance Co., Wilmington, before
Joining the Home Life firm in 1927.
He became president and a direc-
tor in 1929.
Mr. Fulton was elected the first
president of the Life Insurance
Association of America in 1914.
He was a director of the Sea-
mans Bank for Savings and Of the
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. JR.. for long estab-
lished local C. p. A. ONCE; one de-
sirous of obtaining varied experience;
state age. education and salary eX-
pected. Write Box 116-Z. Star. 20
experienced. for
manufacturing plant. Give full in
formation in first letter. Box 291-
z, Star.
- Leading finanace CO
needs young man for outside coilec-
ton work, exper. or college degree
pref. but not essential: car furnished;
man selected will have GOOD cnanee
aNnnintrnanf -23
Evening star., 1950-09-23
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on
the Both day of September, 1850,
at 10 am. I will sell for past due
repairs. storage and/or other
1885 Cdr. Chevrolet auto. Motor
No. 563-7047: Body No. $50. Left
in the name Of Emmett Sims, ,570S
ton. D. C. Said sale by order OF
Fairmont Heights General Work
Shop. Louis r. Jackson. owner.
seq, 1923, ZED L. WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
Last Of S & G Partners
Surrenders in Florida

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. % (R.-The
sixth and last partner in the
multi-million dollar S & G book
making syndicate. Charles Fried
man, surrendered and posted
5000 bond yesterday.
Friedman, who with five other
partners in the Miami Beach
bookie syndicate was charged with
IA counts of violating State gam
bling laws, held out eight days
after the other five had surren-
dered and posted bonds.
He also has been sought since
May by subpoena servers of the
special Senate Crime Investigation
Committee headed by Senator
Kefauver, Democrat. of Tennes-
see.
Evening star., 1950-09-23

TRUCK RENTAL CO, 2al6 deerEia
ave. NV. pa
GLAzIERS go. experienced; steady
work' Nnaa good earnings; 1 store-front
GRILL R1ni exR xsD Ga qouNTxis MA HELP. R2s sx-
NJ s scott. WooDLEEY E1 PkMARMAeY. M
GRocERY CHECKER. experienced:
must have references: good hours,
sfSs e, CO. Aes!sS SSso eanS4 eann ave CHASE
GRocERYf MAN - Experienced in
handling produce, white OF. colored;
must have refsrenees; Apply In
STOCK CLERK. white,
experienced, For warehouse Of retail
PosINs H'Inss si5az
1SsGRascf SafS asi sysi yssAiLlEssM,AN-colLWEcaTsoR ls,
debit for married, experienced asent.
Age 80 to 40: guarantee $50 weekly
to start, with unlimited potential
earnings assured later. MA. 2a43.
DECORATOR, experienced
in drapes, slip covers; art back
141o. -25
JANITOR. exper., (who is otherwise
employeO for practically new eleva-
tor bldg. with carpeted halls; beau
tiful efficiency apt. In exchange for
service. Apply Oil 18th st. NV.
JANITOR. man and wife. no children.
colored. for apartment house; must
be. sober and reliable; quarters and
NC 13S 18th st. NV. -25
JANITOR. must be experienced to
take care of large building; non
drinker; local refs: S120 and quar-
ters. Apply at desk, 1913 Harvard
st. NV, Embassy Apartments. IA
Evening star., 1950-09-23
ADJUSTER

Liability claim adjuster-THE ALL.
BY Sears Roebuck and Coz has an
opening In its Wash. claim once
for an aggressive man. 1886, with
previous liability claim adjusting
experiences; candidate must have
car; good starting sal. and splendid
Dement'S incl. profit sharing, group,
life and disqualification ms. Call
Mr.. Herting, ST. 3191 or King
Evening star., 1950-09-23
ADJTTSTORS

For permanent position with national
finance organiZation; pleasant work
ing conditions, splendid opportuni-
ties for advancement; paid vaca-
ton. group insurance r anS pension pension
glsg gsRv1eA APPLY ys5i3 G9NsGMEss aa1 ave- Silver
Spring. bet 8 and IL Monday. "a
ADMINISTRATIVE POsITfON-Na-
tional concern. no selling. oppor-
tunity to learn coffee, and tea bust;
ness; mathematical knowledge and
mechanical aptitude helpful; start
ing salary: $3.50. Age "A to 35, Box
tnSI s'AHi Hotel Raleigh. 18th and
Pa. ave. NV; hrs. II pm. to 2
am: must have full knowledge
N. C. r. machine. Contact MR..
JAMES, assistant manager. -25
AUTO. BODY MAN; experienced; no
paint work; permanent Job in mod
ern well-eauipped shop, 5h-day
week VACATION ana ana bdnus n0ioays snnToH %5n
sTG3D sfG48 'sa55FFo aoFFoR sec coMpANY. Mf olds-
mobile dealer. 5000 Wilson blvd;
A1In ArIinRt11; %onv ". My 2w' s4oS; s.n.r oniy
ssee neee aRRop aRROospDtaRassion Raids Clean
lighted shop; 51a-day week. 124O
Upshur st. NV. IA
AUTO. BODY AND FENDER MAN;
1st class. best working eondittons'
BODY Co, INC, 2115 M st. NV;
AH4oMSBiiLE HAi NOZZLE LUBRIcATIoN MAN,
must be experienced. reliable and
sober. Excellent working condi-
tions and finest of equipment. Ap-
ply Mr.. Dameron. WINCHESTER
INC. 1704 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex
anoria, Va. IA
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC; expert
enced on reconditioning used cars;
5la-day week; good salary: hospital.
ization,, ms. paid vacation; pleasant
working conditions Apply IN per
son to Mr.. Beale. L. p. Stafford,
NASH INC, S5O7 Colesville rd.. ST.
yer Spring, Md. 81. S400. -23
AUTO MECHANIC. new-car service
exper.; 6-day week. good salary.
perm. position for right man; mod
ern shop and equipment. Apply in
person to Mr.. krobath. service
manager No phone calls. AMERI-
CAN SERVICE CENTER, Studebaker
Dealers, 5s5 N. Glebe rd.. Airing
ton. Va. -26
Evening star., 1950-09-23
HELP kEN

STAG ROOFERS - Apply EASTER
DAY-DUCKWORTH ROOFING CO.
INC, 2214 9th st. NV. q
SOLICTTORS, must be exper. in meet,
ing public: knowledge of paints and
decorating helpful. Our sales are
growing Call Mr, Tabor between
JOHN w. JOHNSON. INC. -26
SPECIFICATION WRITER, exper.,
familiar with Govt: specifieations
MILLS g. PETTIcoRD, 330S 18th
sTENOGRAPHER to replace head of
responsible dept. called in draft;
old, established concern. state
exper., age and salary REQUIRED.
Box 147-Y, Star. -
STOCK CLERK-White; good salary
and working conditions. See MT.
Blitz. MODERN DISPLAYS INC,
STOCK CLERKS, white. 5-day week;
40 hours Apply before IL an.
BECKER's, 1914 F street NV. "a
Evening star., 1950-09-23

KENNEL MAN, experienced, to work
in dog and cat hospital. Apply or
call Monday 10 till L.. WA, 1721.
5006 r. I. ave, Hyattsville, Md.
LATHERs, 4, experienced only. Ap-
gpySsaa ply ,mmed. 1871 L ST. Sc: Ii.
LATHERs. must be 1st class: SO per
Kings Daughters ,,s,, Hospital g. N. a Au-
established laundry and dry-clean-
ing business in North Arlington.
See Mr.. PriGham bet. and pm.
DARLINGTON LAUNDRY. $500 S.
Four Mile Run dr., Arlington, Va.
LAwYER-chicago corp. wants
young pat. lawyer or student. me-
chanical, o. B. GARNER. 410 Mich.
LfTaoGRSPHNd fTf; GhasffHs 5li' rHoroGRAPaER-
STRIPPER. Must be experienced in
color work; Al. Box 47O-Z. Star.
LUBRIcATIoN MAN, exper., good
worker. knowledge of all makes Of
cars; good hours, good pay. hos
pitaliZation plan, vacation with pay
after ! yr. No work after $50
RgwANP g APp,g MgooR y psssSe sHes q asso Shens @s
ave. NV, Ia. 1000. IA
LUMBER CLEANERs-Report to our
yard. 1881 Jeiferson-Davis hwy.
Aritngton. ABCD CORP. -23