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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13
Vacation School
Planned in Magnetic

The Magnetic Springs Church
of Christ will be host to six
young people who are to conduct
a daily vacation Bible school July
II through July 80. Robert Coe,
Newcomerstown; Virginia Muir
dock, Wildwood; Joan Shriver,
Bill Fulks and Dwight Hesson. Of
Huntington, w. Va, all of whom
are students at Harding College,
Searcy, Ark, have arranged
classes for children ages 3 to 16.
Evangelistic services will be
held each evening at eight o'clock
with Mr.. Roe delivering the
messages. All children living in
the vicinity are encouraged to at
tend the classes from $50 to IL
each morning and the Church of
Christ extends to each and every
one a very cordial invitation to
the evening services.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13
Ruinbow Bur Drubs
Western Auto Tenn

Rainbow Bar downed Western
Auto 11-3 in the Marysville Soft
ball League Wednesday night
The Barmen out hit the Western
Auto team 81 but five runs or
two hits and three errors in the
first frame put the losers badly in
the hole.
Dean Scheiderer was the win
ming pitcher as he gave up seven
hits, struck out one, and walked
two. Don Streng was the loser,
giving up eight hits and walking
four. Western Auto made five
costly errors.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13
Marksmen in Match

Six members of the Marys-
vile pistol club will fire in a
match in Cincinnati Sunday aft
ernoon in a match with the
Queen City team. The match
will be held at the Police Range
there. Making the trip from here
will be Tom Hobart, Wallace Ora
ham, Hal Warrington, Dick Seitz,
Vernon Swink, and Russell
Evans.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13
PAGE I--yi
Chiggers Bother? Here's Tips TO Try

Once the chigger's got you,
Parks recommends treating the
affected portions of the skin with
5 to 10 percent solution of ben
cocaine in alcohol.
There is no positive method
yet devised for treating yards and
lawns to eliminate chiggers, but
Park says many people have
found busting the lawn with
powdered sulphur helps. He sug-
gests using the cheapest grade of
sulphur available, and applying
it generously to the lawn with a
dust gun.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13
JULY Is.
Milford Softbdll League In Away Tie

Ohio Grain downed the Grange
1912 and MN ran over the Rail
readers 1913 to end the Milford
Center Softball league in a four
way tie for first place Tuesday
night.
Ohio Grain scored eight runs
on seven hits in the second in
ming off Pete Slaughter to fash
ion their route. Cannaday pitched
for the winners and gave up only
one hit, q Single by Stakey in the
third inning.
MN jumped Bobby Lowry for
nine runs in the third frame to
upset the Railroaders in the Sec
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13

If you're bothered with CHG
gers-and most people have been
this summer-T. H. Parks, extern
sion entomologist at Ohio State
University, has some suggestions
that may make life on the lawn
more pleasant.
He says repellantS containing
dimethyl thallate are the most
effective. This solution should be
applied around the tops of stock
ings, or in a band around the
ankles. He cautions against in
discriminate use because the
chemical stains some fabrics.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13

Bellefontain Golfers Win

Bellefontaine'S Golf Team
downed Marysville 431z to 341a
on the Logan County Country
Club Course Wednesday after
noon. Medalists for the day were
Ernie Smith of Marysville with
a rs and Heckathorne of Belle
fontaine who shot a "a.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13
Most Precious Resource

American topsoil, a thin blan-
ket of humus and decomposed
rock-seldom thicker than the bite
of a hard thrust spade, is one of
the most precious single re-
sources in our country.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13
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ashes.
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eIf's Real Automatic furnace
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to 4 or 5 rooms with
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o Needs No Basement -- No
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o Wide Ranss Of Sizes and
Models to suit your partic-
ular needs: See us for the
right installation for your
home.
We're making This offer to
induce you to buy in our
slow season instead of in
our Fall rush. See US now
save money--get this
better heat:
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13
Conservation is SAVINGS

Soil Conservation has meant
savings to the farmer in seed,
fertilizer, labor, and power and
in creased income.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13
Annual Soil Loss

Every year in the .. S. about
3 billion tons of soil are washed
! or blown away from farm land
alone.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-07-13

ond game as they backed the two
hit pitching of Junior Stillings
with a seven hit attack including
a three run homer by Kelten-
back.
Fred Neer came in for the
losers in the third to attempt to
put out the fire and was greeted
by a four run error on the first
batter. He held the winners to
one o run the remainder OF
the game.
Evening star., 1950-07-10
Two Different Styles Of Doors
Both Made OF Genuine Ponderosa Pine

. $5.s5 Doors" thick
Ponderoso Pine, with fine
mesh. heovy gauge eoIvon-
lied screen wire At O low,
low price. 2.,
Evening star., 1950-07-10

$8.9s Door -lB" thick
Ponderoso Pine, with eyerloss.
ing oluminum wire extrs
strength and quolity throughout.
Evening star., 1950-07-10
Specials
Screen Doors
'5''5 '8.'5
Choice Of These Sizes
at Either Price

z'4"x6'8". 2'6"x6'8" 2'6"x6'6",
2'8"x6'8". 21O"x6IO"
3'0"x6'8", 3'O"x7'O"
SANpED-READY TO PAINT
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15

Belt, where supper for the crowd
was served.
Members of the tour came from
the Cut Bank, Sweet Grass hills,
Malta, Ennis, Stevensvi1le, Jordan,
Miles City and, of course, all points
between, with relatively large To-
cal turnout. Without exception, tour
members felt that the tour was
success in spite of the weather con-
ditions prevailing, and one after an
other remarked at the outstanding
quality of the cattle seen day after
day on the tour. Breeders who ex-
hibited cattle were advised, by
spokesman of the tour party, that
their cattle compared very favor
ably with any of the nation.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15

ford association sale scheduled for
Nov. 8. The new trophy will be one
of the better trophies to be offered
anywhere, according to association
directors. The trophy is. being of
fered by the Miles City Chamber
of Commerce and they hope to have
it on hand for presentation to the
breeder of the grand champion
Hereford at the Nov. 8 show and
sale.
The Eastern Montana Hereford as
ISOLATION includes breeders from
Treasure, Rosebud, Custer, Powder
River, Garfield, McCone, Prairie,
Dawson, Richland, Wibaux and Fall
lon counties as well as breeders
from the outside who had previous
ly consigned animals to this sale.
Association directors are Clarence
Johnson, Maurice Richards, Judge
F. S. P. Foss, W. M. Ferguson and
Leslie Criswell. A. c. Kegel, Custer
county agent, is secretary and man
ager.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15
CLENDIVE,
MONT
20 coAs,eAoRs

Erwin Breitenfeldt. Wibaux
Fl. NJ. Dion. Glendive
Herbert Fisser. Sidney
F. S. p. Foss. Glendive
Oren Forthun. Alexander. N. ..
Hammervold & Moen. Carlyle
Earl Jensen. Circle
Chas. J. Johnson. Lambert
Richard Knopp. Sentinel Butte. N.
Lowe Bros. Glendive
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15
Eastern Montana Has
Challenge Trophy

A NEW CHALLENGE trophy will
offer additional incentive to Here
ford breeders of eastern Montana at
this years Eastern Montana Here
Evening star., 1950-05-07
Briton Held for Giving Diplomat
Icewuter in New Delhi Fete

and spoke a word to the ambas-
sador. Mr.. TaScheret blew a
whistle in his face. Then fol-
lowed the upending Of the water
pitcher.
The ambassador complained to
the hotel manager. Police were
called. They said the ambassador
told them he feared a further
breach of the peace" but never
theless Mr.. Edwards was per-
mitted his freedom.
According to police. Mr.. Ed
wards has been living in Calcutta,
but is planning to return to Eng
land. When he learned that Mr.,
Tascheret was an ambassador,
they said. he offered to let the
Argentinean pour twice as much
water on me-" Mr.. Tascheret de-
clined.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
Broin Operation Fails
To Cure Check Posser
By the Assoeioted Press

GREENFIELD, Mass. May g.
A 25-year-old ex-marine, who un-
derwent a dangerous brain opera
ton in the hope of correcting q
criminal tendency. was turned
over to the Boston police today
for prosecution on a charge o1
passing a worthless $160 check.
Police said Charles Hinkley
also is wanted in New York and
Florida on charges of passing bac
checks.
Hinkley was picked up early
last month in nearby South Deer
field as fugitive from the Kansas
Veterans Administration Hospital
where he was undergoing treat
ment.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW DELHI, May 6.-A tall
bearded Englishman was charged
with assault today for pouring
icewater on Argentine Ambassador
Oscar Tascheret in a Gay Paree'
fete at the Imperial Hotel last
night.
Booked as ]. K. Edwards. he
gave bond to appear in court
Monday.
Witnesses gave this account OF
the incident:
Mr.. Edwards doused Mr.. Tas-
cheret with a pitcher of icewater
The ambassador replied by throw
! ing the pitcher at Mr.. Edwards
hitting him in the back. The Eng
lishman threw it back, but missed
Guests had souvenir berets and
apache scraves and French po-
lice whistles. The Argentinean's
party kept on blowing whistles
when other guests wished to hear
a team of comedians.
When Mr.. Edwards walked over
Evening star., 1950-05-07
Debate Is Scheduled
On Jewish Duy Schools

A debate on the question
Jewish Day Schools, Good OF
Bad?" will be held at $50 O'Clock
tonight at the Jewish Community
Center, Sixteenth and @ street.
NV.
Speakers will be DR.. Erwin Glat-
stein, director of the Hillel Foun-
dation at George Washington Uni
versary. and Howard Vogel, presi-
dent of the Parent Teacher Asso.
citation of the Hebrew Academy.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
One FomiIy-7 TeIeerophers

DANvIILE. III. up. - Here's
some dot and dash stuff on the
Richter family. Walter Richter
is a telegrapher. His wife and
their five grown children are
telegraphers, too. All of them, in
cidentally. work for railroads.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

WAITRESS 1whitej, over q, hours
GRILL. % r st. NV. 80
GIRL. white, for. counter and grill
work. Must be hard worker. Give
Tsai Fako W4fS 4s srd Ma St. 5uLaAE ss Aps sAHBA n
GIRL. white. to work in store and
drive private car. Apply 1924
King ST., Alex, Va 30
LADIES, $3.50, part-tlme sales posi-
tions; will earn you $50 or more
tena Henss Raask eaT Ii eYsDnf HosERY h9qT1 MILE o.
phone MA. 1856, 10 a.m.-3 pm.
orders for guar. spring
dresses, etc, spare time;, no GAN
MAISoNETTE FRocKs, Wash. ID,
YoUNG LADY for once. Typing
12i7 6 NV. BkkEwoop. '.oo SO "
WOMAN, exper.. to make silk lamp
shades, at home or in shop. must
be expert needle woman. Ashton
FREE SAMPLES and amazing plan,
giving you gorgeous dress without
penny cost. Rush name today, with
dress size. HARTFORD, Dept. BC-142,
sW GincinnsSt M1Na 2S' Ohio Ohio. nv,on ,o.,.rv
feet personal fit; fast profits taking
orders. Rush name for FREE sample
stocking. AMERICAN MILLS, Dept.
666. Indianapolis z, Ind.
FREE - Big package
actual sample fabrics and style
presentation of dresses, lingerie,
hosiery, ETC.: take orders; commits
Sions big. Send no money, MEL
WILLIE CO., Dept. 5455, Cincinnati
3. ONO
publishers have opening for two
mature women to work in their own
homes. Write Box 1915, Star, CIV
ing phone number. I'll
is yours for selling
100 boxes greeting cards at 81;
stationery or napkins with name
costs nothing to try. no experience
needed. MERIT, $40 Plane ST.,
Dept. 140, Newark, N. J.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN tccnt.)

SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS. white,
thoroughly trained and experienced;
best local references; available i'm.
rEMPofARY 7IT posiTIoN iffoS iiaT iTom ~ ss
mos, desired by, college graduate.
-. with yrs sec. experience:
good stenographic skills. GE. 1885.
TYPlNG OR BOOKKEEPING done at
gstsurs hours. SS ss'2gt BOX 3i5-v v+osfsisn' star
TYPING, addressing envelopes or
general clerical work wanted dur
II ing spare time, Box 337-v, Star.
Saturday. Have own typewriter.
MISS BRUST, DU. 2206, 9-5, week.
WAfTREss, counter girl or hotel
maid two girls, colored. desire em-
ployment exper.,- best local refs.
LU. 1-4lf9 or Ii. 3-0221. 29'
WOMAN. colored, refined, some coll
ception!st, interviewer, excel. tele-
phone voice, does typing, dictaphone,
multlgraph, some eXper. SWITCH
Pgsrd; PEI ,9eS 0esires work Immediately.
YCuNG lsoy with 3 years experience
N H-ray, E.K.G; and general office
f}ncon ffG3lcS oesiEf: Job in doctors Sft.ce.
K.
tyPlns or general clerical. Glebs
Young WOMAN employed durins
the day, desires typing Job evenings.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG WOMAN, we'll.
Groomed, good educational back
ground. personality and mixing abil-
lty, capable OF learning any busi-
ness II you are willing to train; no
;arI G;aanrTIaSsing. Box 399-V, Star.
ip1o
training in lab. LEWIS. De. e65S.
YOUNG WOMAN, white, wishes posi-.
tlon' housekeeper or companion,
VT glth ,.rs aged couple. MISS MEARL
REFINED LADY desires position az
companion elderly lady. co. 1882.
Please GIVE ME Ink. DOS. imme-
exp, aeed, employed. do or tsansa, conTs.
!escent' no lifting, no laund.; pvt.
rm,, close d'town D C. on carIine;
=: 81 $ week. 10, Gs67 all week.
knfiSLD LADY, with child, position
a. Rs,ifo hfoasekeepe; live in; Ss5 week,
sPANISnENGIIisH T e Il so speskine IN siock; 1oure
student wishes position in WASH
ihGton hCme, governeSS or house
keeper; ! pm. Mon. through Friday,
N~S SoL SdII Fh. S4IU SUNDAY,
after, l pm. Refs. exper. BOY
ATTEAcTISE LADY. 80 years, single,
exp. in nursery school teaching and
directing; clerical supervising, per
sonnei s work and physical therapy;
desires permanent position; prefer
= n2-day week. Box 379-V. Star.
DESIRE stenographic pe Sition; Govt.
and law office exp; accept reas.
offer MISS BRANDT, AID. 9si3.
- German English.
acknowledgements; technical and non
technical German stenography, Ger
man typing. North 9559.
COLORED GIRLS (2) desire work as
printer helper, maid; full or part
time; eXper. DE. 64SO.
COLoRED high school graduate would
nke JOB in theater; any hours are
suitable. RA. 9l97,
COLoRED, trained practical nurse, 8
Yrs. exp; any kind of duty. Phone
AT. 979S, GLADNEY,
COLoRED-e,Ex-Goyt. typist. book
Keeping, filing, bus. school grad. .,7de-
Sires occupation, pvt once or arm;
neat, attrac. HI. SOLO.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
HELP WOMEN

MEDICAL SECRETARY-Havc a va
cancy in our operating room &C.
parcment for an experienced medi-
cal secrctnry; 4i-hr: wk:, meals
Hoover, EMERGENCY HOsPII AL.
MILLINERY SALEsLADY. cXplri-
pm. m DAVANNE' 1919 Conn. ave,
MODELS with selling experience in
finest sportsWear, coats, suits,
dresses. Excellent earnings for new
fBs Sesk speelay apbI daE shop 9 0psn
KoNRAp's, 114G4 F at.' ST. NV. W. '''O'
NURSE, d. C. reg, who has wide ac-
quaintance professionally, for per-
manent staff position as public re-
nursing institution. Compensation
in direct proportion to ability; 5000
per mo. Replies treated confiden-
italy. Write P. o. Box 1852.
Office Office 4 RAssSisrANr-Must be alert
for, fast-stepping organization, gen
eral Office exper., able to type; ex-
Gel. working cond.. 40-hr. wk.; op-
roc: for advancement. Apply MR..
GCGEON, Em. 307, 635 + st. NV.
OFFICE MANAGER for long estab-
hsned. well-Enewn mems speciality
store, credi. and collection work and
double entry bookkeeping. Perma-
ncnt position and excel opportunity
lor advancement for qualified appl.-
cant. Reply in own handwriting,
stating age, salary expected, expcri-
PBX SWITCHBOARD operator. expcr.,
S%lth kno%ledGs of typlng. Call RE.
2545: SPORTS CENTER. sth and
PREssERs, experienced on woods 'R and
CLEANERS, S242 Georgia ave.
PkESSER. experienced on silk dresses;
good LOB for steady worker. L.
RADIO STATION SALES, WoQw, has
openings for intelligent. attractive
women to call on high-class adver-
tisers. Substantial commission and
shsnce to learn T radio field. Call
9:I5 am. Monday.
EE IL ESTaIE sALEsWoMAN-
There's gold in working for Cox &
Co our AGENTS have made 81 sales
already this month and many of
to $1,000. If you are younr. active,
persuasive and persistent, then this
can be your most exciting year. II
you think you can sell, call Mr..
REAL Eai e; IsrATE sAiEswoSM2.S, G3T ', S2 fun
time, with car; pleasant surround
ingS with old reliable firm. Apply at
office, WILL ROGERS, 3s45 34th
St. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
REGISTERED NURSE, doctors Of
fee; typing. Call Sat, sun eve
Tu; 5000, Apt, $40: 80
apt. free util. and good salary
available to the one who can quail
fly; pref. married settled woman,
no small children. Give experience,
age. present employment and quail
ifications in your Letter. Box 1888,
Evening star., 1950-01-29
HELP WOMEN (cont.)

BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around,
expert hair StyliSt only; steady posi-
tlon; salary and commission; Wis.
arc. area. Write Box G5l-T. Star
BEAUTY oPERAyoR, good saIer
cPd cREAffVE ffpmmlii9n Hair DkassER APRjg LoS!s S
BEAUTY oPERATioR,a Is,,li SHa M all. ;su around
good finger waver; 5Ia-day wk.;
hrs: . to 6. GAsTON OF PARIS,
li1l Conn. ave. NV. Il
around experience GARY'S BEAUTY
SALON. Columbia pike. Gil. g440.
BOOKKEEPER, competent and ex-
perienced. for real estate Office; able
ship accounts; 30-hr. wk. Ma. 6l79.
BookKeEPER 6re1ss1s6 a; autom93eie sFosrienee
experience; salary open: excellent
99pportun.t, for advancement. Box
BooKKEEPER - An old-established
local llrm, members OF the New York
an experienced bookkeeper; excel.
lent ,opp?rtunity; references re-
ouired. COX zoos, Star 80
C SfZIER. MGR .00o operator; excel
lent opportunity, Steadg pcs ton; op-
1Gh ST. NV i
c. a, experienced. bright young
V.cm7l', smart appearance, for ex-
elusive specially shop. Accurate
requirement. Apply mornings, 8
and 10 only. KAPLOWITZ, 18th
between E and F nv.
CASHIER, personable, for evening
shift of exclusive downtown reStau-
rant; 6-day, 45-hr. wk., includ Sum
days; excellent starting salary and
meals; opportunity for advancement.
Applicants will be interviewed Wed.
afternoon and evening. WEARLEY'S,
AIS 18th st. NV
CASHIERS-Must be exper. for work
in Supermarket; top wages, excel
lent working conditions; free hos
pitalization, paid vacations, bonus
plan, many other employe benefits
Apply Room 1874, Shirlington TIE
ater BldQ Arlington 30
Evening star., 1950-01-29
SITUATIONS MEN (cont. J

YOUNG MAN, colored GOV. empl.,
oeS. part-time eve. pos. after $40
pm; as store CLERK, tgpist, or other
w9rS JJENNINGs' DE. G$i3i;
experienced salesman. Will con-
s.der -ry other type Refs. Use of
auto. Box l20-M, Star.
YOUNG MAN diScharged from serv-
clined NO. 0603.
YOUNG MAN. 33, 80 it.. VT. 40,
good health exper. salesman, truck
driver, chauffeur, bodyguard Excel
lent refs, non-drinker. Free to
travel, Wants permanent position,
YouNG ON .9la,is,, MAN, col coOred neat, sner
sS5 edpeFsnSsd eoot 6Sers 5ssi1ss s44s R
YOUNG MAN requires evening work
Of any sort after 3 pm. Gail
FuLL CHARGE BooKKEEPER With
only interested in permanent posi-
tion. Phone Herndon ll3 after
$50 pm. or Sat. and Sun, or Box
DAYS WORK. house cleaning or YARD
work. Man, colored. Refs. Ii.
4iDELY ExPER. UNIV. GRADUATE
-Spc pccialist in history, ant ru-
Tan:tieS, is now available for po-
sit on in creative wl'tina. reWrit-
Ing, linGuistlcs. tutorial instruct
Broad cultural backgrounds: cut.
standing references. Call co, 0i54; !;
o-5 D N %
ANY POSITION in which I may be
free in mornings. Aee rs back
ground OF design. sales and writing;
like music and can meet people
good appearance. KE. 3-5072, or
write Box 405-V, Star.
VET. COLORED. desires full or part
time work, day or night; driver.
maintenance, cleaner. etc. Very
handy with bldg. tools. GE. 0625.
leads by phone; low cost: responsible
deal. Box 392-V, Star.
III. Y. STUDENT desires night work.
Will take elevator work. Has 194S
Car. diShwaSher. FIR. COOS.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
HELP noMESTlC

CHILDREN'S NURSEMAID, white or
colored; 500 per mo. to start; i've
in. pvt. room and bath: experienced;
settled; references. Wo; si53; ,,-daS
afternoon and Sunday off no iron
Cali after 2 pm. Sunday. GE. 1851.
COOK. plain. gh.w.. live in. Chevy
Chase, fond of children ref: rea'
COOK, White, 1st class; to do cooking
g.h.w. also employed; live in, attrac-
tive quarters, private bath; must
have recent refs. from discriminat-
ing household. Phone OR. 1882.
COOK, experienced, some cleaning,
live in, ord floor room, other help,
top salary. Call MISS ,SCANLAN.
Ma. 1850, between 10 and Il noon
COOK -GH.W., references: 5la-day
wk., am. through Z pm. dinner,
$50 1880 18th st. NV;
II; also care for elderly lady; SO.
Box 415-V. Star,
cEok fSesy rsfl shT REQ iiSs on i4 44 $40 sf week
COOK. G.H.W.; good with children,
Live in upstairs rm. Wed. most
evenings. alternate Sundays off.
Local ref. S25 wk. IA. ,7T7Q.
COOK. woman nan, for nursing AFias;.a. home All il
COOK Sk AND. cHAMBERMA1D-wAIT-
RESS (2), to do cooking, cleaning
and serving; no family laundry; .ex-
cellent working conditions in 1st-
tive sitting bedroom with twin beds
and private bath; nurse and gard
ener also employed; must have re-
cent refs. Phone OR. 1882: 30
COOK AND G.H.W.-Live in: pleas
a, ent Ypstairrsa UPS ira4 rm; refs; s26 we week.
CosoK..IAUNDREss. s la live in; light
house work; 2 school children, other
help employed. Must be dependable,
experienced and have references.
coupLE, sg5i %e: ss55' 53ss Cook and chauffeur a
n2soo5R refs OR 500.
COUPLE with good local references to
live in: must be thoroughly expert
enced in cooking, serving and clean
ing: $3.50 to $500 month. Box SSs-
G.H.W., no cooking, assist children;
must live in: good local refs. EN-.
G.H.W.. no cooking. no washing,
care Of 2 children; ? yrs. and 1
$S5 per wk.. city reference. GE.
G.H.W. exper., ref. live in, lovely
upstairs rm.. no laundry. fine salary.
G.H.W.. plain cook. Good laundress,
5h days, must be dependable. City
ref. only. RA. 69S2.
G.H.W. and plain cooking, washing
machine. dryer. mangle. dishwasher.
must like children, live IN. or out.
Neat appearance. $40 wk. EN-.
1922 bet. 1912 or 3-6. 81
G.H.W.; white lady preferred; care
ployed; lovely home with all modern
conyeniences. Rockville 5000. go
G.HW., exper. baby care; live in.
Sun. of; good salary; refs. req, Of.
G.M.W.. live in; 2 school-age chill;
6-day wk.; ! work-day off every 2
wis. Pvt. rm., excel salary. Refs.
G.H.W., i've in, take care of 2 chill
dren. very light housework; room,
board and good salary. health card,
refs. required. -TU. ,'424. 40
GIRL twhite) for g.h.w. in apt.
preparation of evening meal and
care of school-age child, Mon. thru
Fri, 5000 p.rll., $40 wk. Refs.
req Write for interview. Box
HoSUsEKEsEEppER. S EsEssEfppER white for eldesy
lady and SON. One who needs q
home plus small salary. 81. 3s69.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
CLEAR THINKING
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE

procedure ana ySlS, standardized
tion. management control. forms de-
signed, time study. statistical re-
search, etc. Will consider manage
ment and administrative or re-
lated position. Salary secondary if
offer shows opport for advance
ment Age "a, excel BACKGROUND
and refs. Write Box 197-M, Star.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN

ested in operating your beauty
salon on com. basis. Box 424-V,
Star, or phone Appleton 1882. .
COUPLE. colored, cook, chauffeur and
handyman, desire positions; reliable,
honest; reference. Call Sunday,
Victor 1899.