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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

away from Myron Archer IN
the last half that cost them
the game, as the lanky for
ward dunked in "a points after
the intermission to give him 80
for the evening. Of course, the
fact that four Redskins were
playing with four personals him
dered their defense tactics.
From the spectators stand
point, the game couldn't have
been any closer, Dresden hold
ing one-point leads at the first
two quarters, and Caldwell a
one-point advantage at the end
of the third. Midway in the fin
al period it looked as though the
Redskins had the J-HaWkS on
the run, building up the longest
lead of the evening 51-47 with
four minutes left in the game.
But a furry of buckets by
Archer pushed Dresden ahead
1851 a minute later at the Of
ficial time-out. Caldwell went
ahead 54-53 before the Hawks
tied it up at 54-54 and then
managed to stay a couple points
ahead until the finish.
Bill Christopher led the Red
skins in scoring with 10 points,
the second time he had hit that
figure this year. 1t was also the
second time that Caldwell hit 81
points this season.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

On Friday night the Red
skins and New Concord S
Little Muskies hooked up in
another of their tight games
that saw the visiting Muskies
COD the tilt 1926 in the last
three minutes. The score in
this MVL contest was knotted
seven times before New Con-
cord and went ahead to stay.
Caldwell hoped into a 60
first quarter lead, but the Musk
les pulled into 3 1919 halftime
tie, with the score deadlocked 25-
25 to enter the last period.
With five minutes to play and
the score tied up 1926, Cald-
wells second platoon weakened
to allow New Concord to run up
a $3.50 lead. This break was all
the Muskies needed as they went
into their oId-time "stalling" act
to freeze the ball and protect
their margin.
Scoring on both sides was
rather evenly distributed with
Gene Ruby, the Muskies' tall
center, netting l3 points. For
Caldwell, Don King and Jack
Fowler had eight each.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16
StellfOx Ex-Hi's
Win From Kirch's

In their first meeting of the
season, the Stellfox Ex-HIs de
feated Kirch's Electrics ABB
last Thursday night at the Cald-
well gym. The game was mostly
defense with the EXITS build
ing UP an eight-point lead in the
initial quarter and maintaining
it throughout the contest. Ted
johnson of the EXITS and Lew
Spurrier of the Electrics hooped
Is points each for scoring hon
ors. The Electrics could garner
only eight field goals, but con-
verted Is out of "a free throws
to Sfau in the game
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

netted % points for scoring
honorS.
Harriettsville nipped Dexter
City 47-43 in a close contest,
while on Thursday night Bates
vile drubbed Forest Grove IT.
48 on the Caldwell floor.
In a non-league game, Reiners-
vile defeated Belle Valley 60-34.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16
Redskins Drop Two Close Games
Redskins Invade Belpre To Meet
Golden Eagles On Friday Night

games but nevertheless turned of their most brilliant
performances of the dropping these league con-
tests Saturday nights thriller at Dresden the score
knoted times and the Redskins in the lead seven
occasions before the Jefferson JHaWks out in the final
second 5957 1t CaldWells inability to keep the ball
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16
Forest Grove Alumni
Bows To ReinersyilIe

In a recent game at Forest
Grove, the Reinersville Alumni
topped the Forest Grove Alumni
$3.50. Earl Wiley of the losers
was top scorer of the evening
with % points.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16
Sarahsville Clips Summerfield 57-S
AS All Teams Close League Season

ended the regular league season
with Friday night games among which Sarasvlne
down S,mnered floor 576 The game had no
on championship Sarahsve having already cncheo
that but it did secondplace deadlock between
Baesve that could have presented tourna
champ,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16
TO HOLD DANCE

The Village Serenaders will
play for the dance at Palace
Hall in Harriettsville, Sunday
evening, Feb. 10, for a mixed
dance. Refreshments will be
served and the public is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16
County Grade Tournament Enters
Semi-F finals This Saturday Night

Scminas in the Noble county grade tournament will be
Caldwell this Saturday night with Belle Valley
meeting while Batesvlle takes Summerteld
Winners games will play Thursday night Feb 3d.
regular tournament
Saturdays opening round Belle Valley defeated Forest
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16
Caldwell Junior Hi
Loses In Tourney

Caldwell junior high was
handed a 32-15 defeat by New
Matamoras in the junior high
tournament at Marietta last
Wednesday during the opening
round of play. The local team
was held to only five points in
the first half, and Tailed total
of only five field goals.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

Grove 15-9, HarrlettsVlIIe Won
from Sarahsville 20-12, BateSville
drubbed Dexter City 34-5, and
.Summerfield downed Mt.
Ephraim 30-l4.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

A Journal Classified
Will Pay Dividends
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16
Varsity
ON HONOR ROLL

The honor roll of student
achieving high scholastic at
tainments in Ohio State Univer-
sity's college of education dur
ing the autumn quarter included
Ruth McVay, of Harriettsville.
Several from here attended
the ball game Saturday evening
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

Officials-Dyer & Johnson
Photo Observation-Disclosures
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

Official-Mendenhall
Reserve score: Harriettsville,
so, Dexter City %
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

Official-Moran
Reserve score: Sarahsville 81,
Summerfield 80
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

Officials - Price and Muse.
Reserves Reinersville 27, Belle
Valley 20.
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SHOT AVERAGES

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SHOT AVERAGES

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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-16

N e w Concord .65
Evening star., 1950-09-16

Mechanic (White)
Heavy oil burner mechanic with
general maintenance experience for
apartment development; live on
premises, married. no children.
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY, 5000
N. 4th ST., Arlington, Va. .-l7
Evening star., 1950-09-16
HELP MEN (Cont.l

BOoKKEEPER-General bookkeeping
with comptometer or calculating
machine experience; 6-day week.
BOoKkEEPER. for small once, near
Hyattsville, Md; double entry; must
be punctual, neat, alert and have
pleasant personality; O. good salary
all pertinent information. Box 193-
2, Star III
Bo0KKEEPER-O OFFICE MANAGER
1905 capable Of handling small
sets Of books. including preparation
Of g. L statements, etc, in small
3;person once and available T irms- ne
week to star with excel. future for
right man. State age. phone rum
ber, draft status. availability. ex-
perience. in detail; confidential. Box
311-Z. Star. lis
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, MGR, class 5000; thoroughly
experienced; excellent salary to right
person. Call Elk. 2162, Mon. 10 q; m.
BooKkEEPING MACHINE operator
bennington Rand, must be bond
able and have verified references as
appointment. lis
LARcHMoNT CONSTRUCTION CO..
Poplar Hgts. job. 1902 West st..
Fails Church, FA. 4501. -17
BRICKLAYERS-white. non union
mechanics only; 1000 Mt Olivet I'd.
ne. Come by and see the material on
BRicIKLAYER wanted; good me-
chanics only; long-term employ
ment and steady work. SH, 1898.
30
BRICKLAYERS, qualified mechanics
for flrst-class work in Nd. Va, and
D. c.; two years work ahead: union
wages: good conditions. WILLIAM
NELSON, 3S17 14th st. NV. TU.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert. for couple of
weeks. immediately; Eelping reor-
systeni., then few. nours per week;
auditing and checking P g. L state
n1ente, etc.; state experience. avail
ability and hourly rate. Box 321-z.
AfiPsRENr1CE BARTENDER, white,
no experience necessary, over 21;
night work. SAND BAR RESTAU-
RANT, 1923 14th st. NV. lis
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN for
small residence work; work can be
done at home II necessary. Box
ARCHiTEcsTuRAL DRAFTsMAN. sx-
pefience in. preparation Of working
drawings for schools, commercial
and industrial bldgs. desired; per-
naanent position. 5-day week; hours
o to B: Alex. once. State expert
enee; age and salary expected. Boy
AkCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN o,
architect to teach 2 or evenings
week. good pay, long-established ed
technical school. Write Box 370-T
AtAf. Ia
Evening star., 1950-09-16
HELP WoMEN tcent. J

CASHIER-Exper. MGR 1000 ma
chine: See Mr.. Bryce. Manager.
HARRINGTON HOTEL, 18th and z
Sts. NV. -l6
CASHIER and MGR 5000 operator
Accounting background desirable;
top salary, company benefits includ-
ing paid vacations. See Mr.. Kyle,
BATES JEWELERS.. 901 F st. ne.
CHECKER, exper. in grocery store
work. neat and intelligent; good
hours, good pay for the right kind
Of girl: Call SH. 3240 or apply at
1908 Seminary rd.. Silver Spring,
Nd. is
CHECKER. for srocery store; must be
experienced for high-class store; ex-
cellent working conditions; good sal
ary. Apply 1877 Conn. ave. NV;
for general once
work in building superintendent Of
fice; 5 days per wk., salary S35; |
2 weeks vacation, sick leave. Apply |
building superintendent's ONCE, |
Westchester Apts., between o and 4. |
Evening star., 1950-09-16
COUNTERMEN
DRAFTSMEN

Immediate openings for top;grade
mechanical and electrical layout
craftsmen. Please bring work
Engineering g. Research Corp.
Riverdale Nd. WA. 4444. I'll
DRAPERY INSTALLATION MAN, ex-
perienced: steady work; good wages.
Apply HOFFMAN, UPHoLSTERERS,
pRtyER 47 lsta salssmen s.; nW' nationally fnawn
8 live wire men. sales exper. not
Cali or. 1884 for appt. Id
DRIVER, white, reliable, with de-
Ty sies1nT with sno Ts sunsTy
route, also solicitors: good pay,
permanent. Apply 37o7 Nichols ave.
radios; S3.50 shift. See BILL KEET-
nRI5vIs INGi 1901 n: 7; Z ave; ave ne. ne. ..,,rc
TON YELnoW oSs q c4s STsr c.. g. ASsN sos n
Glebe I'd. Arlington. Va. -21
able, for wholesale laundry: know
city well; good pay; steady job.
GsREYsToNE LAUNDRY, 221e 9Th
DRIVERS ri RiEs wanted for Diamond 1aI Cabs;
rental rates: must have Identifies
tion card; Diamond lot. 101 M St
NE ne See MELVIN HERMAN.
for established food products route;
all equipment furnished; 5-day
week. union scale; must furnish ex-
cellent references. Apply in person,
$50 am. 1880 am, Monday, Sept.
Is. CAPITOL FRITO CO., INC,
1880 Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Md.
DRIVERS, white only. with exper.,
for parking ramps and lots; good
working cond.. good pay, a chance
for Advancement; no drifters. See
Mr.. MOORE, 1419 Eye st. NV.
DRIvERsp M HTs pVVAs WANTED. to drive m1s cab! IN
Arl We need full-time man who
can work days a week Also, we
are hiring drivers who can work
part time and week ends. Apply
ARLINGTON CITY CAB, 1876 North
Hudson eft Arl
Evening star., 1950-09-16
ASSISTANT TO
PURCHASING AGENT

ton materials. supplies. SUPPLY
sources, costs; Young man. per:
sonal9n,. sona5ls; inttslliseat, Ell quick; seod
resume. or cali RE. 1926. -2I
AUTO BODY MAN, experienced, no
paint work. permanent Job. IN mod
ern, well equipped shop; 5ks-day
week vacation. and holidays with
googg; salary and bonus, approx; $e;
2G faA6 Ss'rly Noros sss Ne g. SaesG oia.@obI: oaM
Dealers. 1000 Wilson blvd. ArlinEc
AUTo BODY AND FENDER MAN, in
Ford agency. excel. working cond.
sSs sSod MT; I,II HoTsn Igs1v Or Mr Hsynss' WA
AUTO AaStSa %hcaANcs Iii NHSsst'Yil5s liberal No auaTan
WOoDLAWN Service, 1926 n
Washington blvd, Arlington. -19
AUTO MECHANICS - Most modern
shop In town; excellent pay; must
be fully experienced, sober and re
MOTORS. 1910 r. I. ave. ne. Is
AUTO MECHANICS-Permanent Job.
Our mechanics are paid on a $3.50
basis. 81 per hour guarantee. Our
men make as much as 500 per wk.
1nu up. dIOup lIlSuEdHCe aVAllAOlc.
Vocation T s91.n and holidays with p.y AH
MOTOR CO., 1000 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va. OW. S400. is
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-Must be
experienced on all cars; must be
reliable; $50 week. ME. 96S9
Maine ave. at M st. s.w. Closed
kUTO. PARTS MEN, wholesale, 2
young single men to learn the busi-
ness; 5-day week; permanent. See
Mr.. WILDER. -3276 M st. NV, Mon
day. 3 to 5 pm. ~
AUTO PARTS MAN, must have
Chrysler exper.; salary and bonus;
Bla days. paid vacation. life insur-
Ance and disqualification. See Mr.
Birch, FALLS CHURCH GARAGE,
Falls Church. Va. lie
AUTOMOTIVE truck mechanics to
work in large, modern bldg. for truck
distributors; overtime after 40 hrs. !;
many benefits. Call Mr.. Moudy,
REQ WASHINGTON CO., INC. 1881
Haf st Sc. LII 2-14N2 IL
Evening star., 1950-09-16

LOOlS NdAt
all-year work installing warm air
furnaces. Apply THE BARTON CO..
1854 23d st. NV, IL noon to 8 p m.
FURNITURE ESTIMATOR = Local
and long distance. State experience
and references. Box 262-x, Star.
FURNITURE FINISHER, for outside
work to touch UP furniture: good
salary See MR.. cURRIER. 1888
FnRNfTURE nfH II III SALESMAN. pe expert
enced; good starting salary and
commission: paid vacation and
company dement's; HOUSE q HERR
MANN. 7th and Eye sts. NV. -22
FURNITURE SALESMAN. exper.:
against Commission. No phone calls.
FGkNrTnRE jim Hfa st. sroRE ss MANAGlIs- GIs
Small NV. suburban furniture store.
banding only fire quality merchan-
ager; excel salary and incentive.
For appointment. phone Ju. 7-7014.
FURNITURE REPAIR. finishing; out
side service man; experienced only.
RGRE ARR5{ IN aSfs assES0n n4th RosslaR g. nR F0f s
FURNITURE VAN DISPATCHER
Experiencs in estimating helpful.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. white,
day work: phone 10. $4,000. Ext.
cESERsT fSS ssiwesB oFaier as9 ane SLEKK gm Must
nciently and have good phone voice.
Good salary; 5-day week. Reply
Gsoc. rs i1V5L CLEsREoood sisr reliable Mla al.
around. Apply at once. 527 9TH
GRocERY CLERK. colored. all
store; references. AK. s45s. wis
GROCERY STOCKMAN in super mar
ket; experienced: excellent salary:
permanent position. Call TR. 1890.
MR.. X. HERMAN, for interview.
HALL MAN and handyman. must be
d@spendable. @ Apply ALBAN TOW
EES; 300 Mass. ave. NV. III
HARDWARE MAN; experienced or
d1syE inexperienced s1en,st NJ white age 29s:46;
MAN wanted: expert
pay. steady employment, chance for
advancement Apply in person. S204
Baltimore blvd. Collese Park. Md.
INSTRUMENT MAN. RoDMAN, Sur
vey party. Suburban sewers. Sub
nit nit experience, salary desired. BOX
JANiTOR. colored. exper., garden
apis; must, be sober. reliable; no
children; salary and quarters. Ap-
ply Mon. bet. am. and pm,
S619 Piney Branch rd., Sill Sp., Md
JANIToR. colored. for iarge garden-
type apartment development; must
understand operation Of hot-water
heating plant and oil burners. Call
Mr.. Awkward, SHANNON g. LUcHS
CO., MA. 2345. III
JEWELRY SALESMAN. exper.; salary
and commission; permanent. Ma.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts other than those contracted
Syyd myself; yS WILLIAM B. GAGE,
WOULD LIKE TO CARE for 2 chill
dren Monday through Friday in my
nome College Park. UN. 4406.
CANNING PEACHES, large Aibertas,
direct from famous Virginia or
cnards $2.e9 per bushel; good sup
ply Of sugar for canning. SEVEN
CORNERS MARKET, Falls Church,
Va. Out Lee blvd, z mi. from Me-
mortal Bridge to intersection OF
Leespurg pike. Open until II O'Clock
nightly including Sundays. is
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any bills incurred by any one except
my, wife or myself, properly identi-
NED. HERMAN G. BRENT, 800 Han
cock ave. Takoma Park. Md. 16s
WILL NOT be responsible for debts
MADE BY any one other than myself
WILLIAM WHITLEY. 243 14th St.
Evening star., 1950-09-16

MEAT CUTTER, sober, reliable; GOOD
SPRING MARKET, 10040 colesviiie
rd., Silver Spring, Md. -l6
MECHANICS (2); ideal working con-
ditions. paid vacations. hospitaliza-
ton. See Mr. Redford, Service Dept.
MANDELL CHEVROLET, INC, LU.
Evening star., 1950-09-16

ong-term Job, Belleview Apts.. Mt.
Vernon blvd. Va. Call Hu. $40.
Evening star., 1950-09-16

MAN FOR MAIL ROOM
To look after stationery supply.
Catholic Missionary Society
oo01 New Hampshire ave. extended.
Opposite Northwest Park Apis.
5 days. 35-hr. wk, paid vacation.
pleasant surroundings. in new
building.
CALL SH. 6761.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
HELP WOMEN

sTENoGRAPHER. RCA Washinrton
once; o-day., 40-hr. .wk. Pleasant
only. Boz 356-X. star. -1Ss
STENOGRAPHER = 5-day, 35-hour
week, vacation, hospital dement's.
profit sharing plan; reasonable sal.
ary with excellent possibilities: per-
manent position. Write BOZ 42-z,
STENoGRAPHER-Real estate ofses.
BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
MATTRESSES
Exper. or willing to train; meals and
uniforms furnished. Apply in person.
HOWARD JOHNSON
Wis. and Western Aves.
Chevy Chase. Nd.

GIRL for fountain. white, evenings.
meals. uniforms. CONTINENTAL
DRUG. 422 North Capitol st. If
GIRLS-We have openings for q bus
ticket agent. donut girl: and counter
aks Rs5s Fl Ei'tsisf oK ADPEy PEd il ssmols sfsSn I:
LaDfEs 2lDf cqR1EsFf REFfNEbE RaSk NJ you have sh.
use Of car and 2s hours week and
are interested in earning S75 per
week with q nationally advertised
CO.. buying wholesale and selling
retail. write Box 177-X, Star, for
personal interview. lie
KE. 3-4sSs Or KE. s.5oSs. rs
LADY, ambitious, refined; opportu-
nifty to learn good business; rapid
Advancement; S2,s00 year. BOX
yoTNa iSTsR sfsii IHDr for p.rt-.im. m2G lob
to type in insurance ONCE. Call MRS.
DEENIHAN. DI. 100. 80
YOUNG LADY. for retail stors. Ap-
ply after. $50 Mon. sREwoob.
YouNe tI}S : WOMAN. "a IAN at l.as. ? yes year.
to compose letters: capable OF
semin omen sox Fs6so9s'Gs sSsoY' stsi. ca.nSnc fS
YOUNG. WOMAN with some knowl-
edge of ONCE work. who is also will
ing to make herself handy in the
ladies' wear shop; refs. BOX 73-Z,
Yo16tNG WOMAN to assist bookkeeee.r.
week: state minimum wage. Boz
35S-Z, Star IL
Evening star., 1950-09-16
GOOD LETTER WRITING ABILITY,
PLEASING TELEPHONE VOICE.

Extra STRi.- MONEY SSlII,.Il toE lsaies. p sen
rkTELfaRNr SiiR aH5!fEi HE H66Ss 2S1s WOMAN for
ments in development: prefer resi-
sucKfN6aAM Hs q dG M coMMUNiT9. eSesf M Hs '$is
Nj SEGoSsrRxroRs SIsss IA of Wanted VA for our
and wages. Apply 7: W. MYERS,
1917 14th st. NV. Mon. Sept: 1s.
EFFICIENT SECRETARY for IMPORT
must be accurate, s days; 40-houIr
ROOM AND BOARD for employed Or
unemployed in exchange FOR lisht
REFHNRS hGHisRH'o LaDY dsS to E Work I'0 in candy
conditions. GEoRGANA's CANDY
AND LUNcHEoNETTE, 1929 East
ern ave, Silver Spring, Md, oppo-
site streetcar and bus terminal.
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS will
train refined ladies. Use Of car
Necessary: Fer personal interview
podToR ST5s Ros desires a7sX So@sn g;as high school
grad. tipping. as once assistant; 3
days. $25. RE. 1400. Ext, 222:
ATTRACTIVE OPENING Tor young
woman who likes. to deal with pub
lie to serve as clerk-reoeptionist in
local hospital: good working condi-
tions and environment: must have
tipping ability, neat appearance,
pleasant personality; preferred age
between 20 and 40. Apply in per-
son. personnel ONCE, GARFIELD
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. lie
THE FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER
COMPANY has the following OPEN
ings:
OFFICE AND CREDIT MANAGERS.
for retail stores operation, handling
retail, budget and wholesale ac-
counts.
OFFICE CLERKS-To handle once
routine and assist on credits and
collections.
Requirements for above positions:
Age 26.40: high school education.
Group insurance, disqualification
and pension plan available. Reply
in own handwriting to w. A.
SCHNEIDER, 526 Light st., Baltic
more 2, Nd. -l7
CONTINUED on Next Page.I
Evening star., 1950-09-16

BUS BOYS, white only. Apply in
SEAFOOD RESTAURANT. Wheaton,
Md. III
BUTCHER, experienced. SOBER. Apply
in person, No. 2 East Glebe rd..
CABffNETMAKER for custom furni-
ture and cabinet shop; excel. work
ing cond., opportunity for right man;
only 1st-rate cabinetmaker need
apply; no carpenters. 963 Selim rd.,
Silver Spring, SH O606 30
Evening star., 1950-09-16
Auto Undercoat Man

Or helper: good pay. best working
conditions, disqualification. vacation
with pay, CHERNER MOTOR CO.,
HQ. knNn Ext 2R -o0
Evening star., 1950-09-16

Secretary -Stenographer
sta.s s9sssslosss sss ss4z and sts salary 70
SEWING INSTRUCTOR, bet. 30-4O
years Of age, for Eall classes now
cond. and 5-day week. Applicant
chosen. will be fully. trained In our
sg Ct PsssrGsiSR RssG siNdEAD EAADggsN Nc
SILK PREssER wanted: sood pay.
good advancement; experienced only.
WONDER CLEANERS, 524 sth Sc.
SODA GIRL, eolered. must be neat.
sun: sun 0 or eve 'fsaSSs Sofs. tossq eood hours, HU
1ssIFs BSSs s ~ - 4SsS SsGo 'i'fS sf0RH IaS
sTESHoiGRixpHER, GHRinxpHER non-smoker; 8
hours per day, 5 days per week;
S1.25 per hour. Box 173-T, Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced, for
plumbing and heating contractor;
5-day week. Write Box 451-Y. Star.
sTENoGRAPHER; B-day week; Jew
ish organization. Box 363-z Star.
Observation-Disclosures posi-
ton with well-established financial
Institution; pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
short hours; 5-day week. National
sTTESuoGRAPHER, dictation and gen.
sral once work; s5-hour. 5-day wk.
Box 363-X. Star. II"
STENOGRAPHER-Permanent posi-
tion in wholesale company; excel
lent oppor. State age, references.
salary desired and phone number.
Box 249-Z, Star. III
STENOGRAPHER with general once
experience for accounting dept. Sh-
day week: Apply Treasurer SHORE
HAM HOTEL. IA
Evening star., 1950-09-16

N order 20 protect tts cdeer-
tt4efS from recetpinC circular
matter. 1t Is expressly understood
and agreed that oil such mat
tef tpill be Uithheld as tar as
possible by The. Star. Only bona
hde ansuers to Advertisement
cars OF The Star ;otrl be Geitoeyed
to 6dpertiseTs on pTeSentdtioH
Of the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
YOUNG MEN. TRAVEI,

neat. single veterans preferred:
must be free to travel New England
States to California. Average earn
ings. S75 per week; transportation
paid: expenses advanced: See, MR..
sts. me-, IL to 2 pm. Don't phone.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
CAR HOPS

Young men wanted for full or part
time employment; salary plus meals,
and uniforms furnished; attractive
tips.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1924 H ST. NV.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
(No Phone Calls.)