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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
Real Estate Deals

Miss Lillian Dillman has purchas-
ed from Dave Reichenbach the form
er Dillman property on North Main
street between the Dfllman News
Stand and Stauffer service station
1t is occupied by Merl Duffman.
James Oberly of Riley street has
purchased the Justin Gratz property
on Railroad street and will take pos
session next month. The deal was
handled by Mrs. H. w. Althaus.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
new PATROLMA
WILL BE ADDED
TO OPERATE CAR
Breakdown is Planned on Speed
ing and Reckless Driving
Here
Car Will be Put Into Service
as Soon as it Can be
Delivered

A municipal breakdown on speed
ing and reckless operation of auto
mobiles over streets of the town was
assured Monday night when Bluffton
councilmen purchased a Ford police
car to- be used for patrol duty as
soon as it can be delivered.
In adding police patrol protection,
the council purchased a two-door, six
cylinder Ford from the Bixel Motor
Sales. Cost of the car was S1,259.
plus $57.40 for heater. The Bixel
firm also had submitted a bid of
S1,319 for providing an eight-cylinder
car.
Only other bidder was the Steiner
Chevrolet Sales, which submitted a
bid of s1,15O for a six-cylinder two
door special sedan; and a bid of
Sl,210 for two-door deluxe sedan.
To Add Patrolman
Council discussion prior to the de-
cision to purchase the police car in
dicated that an additional uniformed
patrolman will be added to the police
force for operation of the car.
Police Chief H. L. Coon, who also
serves as service supervisor, is busy
enough with other details of his posi-
ton to make it impossible for him to
be available for regular patrol duties,
it was pointed out by councilmen.
All cars on which bids were SUBJ
mitted were specially designed for
police patrol work, including high
charging generators.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
DR.. HartzIer Speaker
At College Vespers

DR.. J. E. Hartzler of Goshen, Ind,
former Bluffton resident and world
traveller will address the Bluffton
college vesper service in Ramseye,
chapel Sunday afternoon at 2:3C
o'clock.
His subject will be Europe and
the New World" Material for his
lecture was assembled by the speak.
err last summer while on the Sher.
wood Eddy study tour of Europe
Time of the service has beer
changed in order to permit DR.
Hartzler to fill an evening speaking
engagement in Wayne county.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
EUangeiistic Meetings
At Missionary Church

Special services conducted by Rev.
Forest Kuhn, evangelist, will be held
in the Bluffton Missionary church
beginning Sunday and continuing
until Nov. 5, it was announced this
week by Rev. Robert r. WEIGH, pas
tor.
In the series of evangelistic meet
ings, services will be held at 1880
D. m. each day except Saturday.
Rev. Kuhn will be remembered by
many as the young man who held
meetings in large tent on the
Bluffton grade school grounds at the
inception of the local Missionary
church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
Former yanitOr
Gets DeferMent

Robert Fisher, former Bluffton
grade school janitor who was called
back into service as navy reserv-
ist in September, was discharged
from the navy last week on a de-
pendency deferment.
Walter Sommer, who replaced
Fisher as janitor at the grade
building, will continue in that posi-
ton, and Fisher has accepted a job
at the Bluffton Cement Block fac
tory.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
Rare Night Blooming
Cereus Opens Tuesday

A night blooming cereus plant
blossomed at the Carl Cahill home
on Jefferson street Tuesday evening.
1t opened shortly after dusk, un-
folding in a rare display of white
loveliness and closed Wednesday
morning.
The plant blossomed last July, for
the first time in more than 25 years
and two blooms in one season is
considered a rarity.
The ceneus is of the cactus family
of which Mrs. Cahill has large
collection.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
22O Enrolled As
Members Of PTA

Bluffton Parent Teacher associa-
ton has membership of 220 is was
announced the first of the week by
officers of the organization. The
goal is 300 of the 800 families rep
resented in the schools, it was stated
in connection with the announcement.
The membership committee, Mrs.
Silas Diller chairman, will receive
dues at the next association meet
ing, November Is at the grade
building.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
WinkIer Licensed
As School Fireman

Albert Winkler, maintenance en-
ploye at the high school has passed
the state examination for fireman's
license, it was announced the first
of the week. A license is required
to operate the 60 and 70 horsepower
steam boilers of the heating plant
in the high school building.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
Man Injured In
Fall Improving

Condition of E. ]. Wahlie, Bluff
ton hatcheryman who was injured in
a fall a week ago is reported inn
proved. Walie received neck and
spinal injuries in nine foot fall
from the attic to the first floor at
his new South Main street home un-
der construction. He is patient
at st. Rita's hospital, Lima.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
BIuftOn Youth
Joins Air Force

Karl Frick, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Frick of Mound street en-
listed in the Army air force it was
announced Tuesday. After final
physical examinations at Toledo he
will be sent to Texas for training.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
BLuftOn Man Heads
Agriculture Teachers

Lorain Basinger, instructor in
Bluffton high school was elected
president of the Allen county voca-
tional agriculture teachers associa-
ton at a meeting at Lima, Saturday
He will serve for the coming year,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19

Number of animal units to be fed
is expected to be about the same as
last season.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Bureau
Deaths Reported

Peter Braaten. "a, Soldiers Home.
Katharine Rupert 81, 2s13 Monroe ut
Josie diie; Kelley. 81. 1881 Forest Lane NV.
Eva Wells, rs, 541 21st ST.. NV.
Fsns snne aa rsmn1s 1 s 1881 1915 pn5kTsSa Tssr.ne. R
Albert Marks, "A, 645 A st. ne.
Mamie Draiey, SO, 1908 East Capitol st
James Mansfield 68. Soldiers Home.
John Morrison, SO, Soldiers Home.
Breyard Strohecker, 81, 604 Kennedy st.
Florence Wilson. 81. Chevy Chase. Md.
Morris Raines, Sc. 1904 7th st. NV.
Fredrick Likes, infant, 5409 Massachusetts,
NARY Nssn! Mgssy II 7ss s,a aasyssa ". O., St
Fran, Frank Jetiriss, 81. 1929 Euclid st: NV
James % Adams, Viii 81, 50 Hanover @ si' St. a~ NV
Elnora Smith, 40, 30s 50th st. ne.
Blanche Curtis, 40. 1435 r St. NV
Isabelle Helmick, 90. 5000 New Hampshire
Jennie Mewhorter, rs, 1850 New Hamp-
George Hartley, 70, I29 Longfellow st. NV:
Jeannette anne; a'w Williams, GO, a115 r st. NV.
Presley Ward, 80, 4l06 South Capitol st.
Walter Cornell. So 4s95 Van Ness st: NV.
Marsaret % MASs5 Mcclure, p s.. 1oi North Caro-
shelas Ra fgfa Frisyell sis infant. Bethesda. Md.
Charlotte Phillips, 60. 5051 Lee st. ne.
Mary Holt, 81. 95 N st. Sc.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Report of D. C.. Vital Statistics Bu
Births Reported

willard and Hariette Beavers, boy.
Raymond and Pauline Berger, boy.
Andrew and Evelyn Caperones. boy.
Francis and Anna Corrado. boy.
John and Dorothy Fitzgerald, boy.
Julius and Rhoda Goodman, boy.
Samuel and Dorothy Hall, boy.
John and Lois Leister, boy.
George and Emma MANUEL, boy.
James and Irene Roche, boy.
Carl and Antoinette Rupert, boy.
Earl and Elaine Sisk, boy.
Charles and .Artis Smith, boy.
I5sH psp pna and PG5stss sstss ssss sn girl
Elias and Anne Brown, girl. n
Frank and Elmina Graziano. gfN.
Woodrow and Kathleen Hall, girl.
Willard and Shirley Hess, girl.
Kazimierz and Maria Janiak, girl.
Earl and Evelyn .Kidwell. girl.
willard and Barbara Lloyd, girl.
Rudolph and Mildred Long. girl
Robert and Angela Robinson, girl.
Harold and Georgette Snyder. girl.
Max and Mary Sterling, girl.
George and Goler Butcher, boy.
James and Doris Cooper, boy.
William and Gretta Edwards, boy.
FTeQrlck ana Norma RANT, Doy.
Julius and Mae Gee, boy.
John and Juanita Horton, boy.
Harry and Margaret Jackson, boy.
Charles and Cassie johnson, boy.
Sylvester and Mary Judd, boy.
Arthur and Sugunia Kinney, boy.
James and Alberta Perry, boy.
William and Helen Scott, boy.
Alfred and Majora Smith. boy.
John and Eleanor Swan, boy.
nN.h 0NN he
Ray and Frances Washington, boy.
Howard ana Joyce Anderson. girl.
Edgar and Loretta Bigham, girl.
Thomas and Ethel Coles, girl.
Warren and Josephine Gilchrist, girl
Thomas and Bessie jackson, girl.
Jesse and Jessie Smith, girl.
Nathaniel and Desari Smith. girl.
william and Hazel Stroman, girl.
Stephen and Beulah Taylor, girl.
George and Emma Wilkerson, girl.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Marriage License
Applications

UnQer u. {. t1D, couples MHSc
apply for marriage license on
one day. iDait three full days and
receiDe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Joseph Roosevelt Gray. 21. 1904 Earl pl.
cleotha Anderson; 26, and Susie Green
Edwsrd pandEidge 40 sis 18th. 18th ST. ne
Sherie sherwood ID 20. bethesda. Nd. Nd. '
Herbert johnson H.. IT, 49, Sll 1zds s. x Sc
Aaron Wagner. A. and Maurine Mckee.
a. beth bot Of 1900 rd 18Th Ma,,ar s.; Rsn.ra nw
Howard SUsr e oNei S 0 q. Piainyille M Conn.,, and
Mary Jackson, 40. East HAMPTON, Conn.
''0S' and Amelia Grossmsn, O Is, iol : 5th St.
Joseph Herson. 81. 1885 Missouri ave.
NV, and Sonia Stirman' Il, 1858 Ho-
James mes Lestora. s 21. 1924 soth st. ne. and
Shirley Townsend, Co. 1889 R st; s.e.
Evelyn Perry, n. 1851 Euclid st. NV.
joyce Payne; q; boss Hanna pl; Sc.
EuWdIQ dCulu, uuu 11ciuh GhbcWOOus
20. both Of Chicago.
Denny Kennett, 21, Mclean, Va, and vir-
ginia Holt. II. 6716 Macarthur blvd.
Leonard Mendenhall. %. 1o8 42nd st. ne,
and Priscilla Killingsworth. %, 3543
Charles Ramsey. 2s. Boiling Air Force
Base, and Helen Weston. 23, Ais Meade
waiter Lindsay, 40. s52 Newton pl. NV,
and Carrie Digs 3S, 413 Quincy st. NV.
Edward Hartsell, "a, and Pearl Carper, FL,
both Of Alexandria, Va.
Harry Bates, 20. Ft. Belvoir, Va, and
Naomi Myette, %, 450S Lane pl. ne.
Thomas Brown. 21, zoos LIST st. ne, and
May Perryman, 1S. 706 C st. ne.
Bernard Eshleman. 35, 2414 Hamlin pl.
ne. and Dorothy Bateman. 90. 115 2nd
Paul Cardinal, SO. 42o Chesapeake st. Sc,
and Lillian Treadwell, 2b, l112 10th st..
Melvin Moore. jr.. 30. 1922 9th st. ne.
and Gloria Baytop, 2b. 4267 Washington
Browder Hoag. 20, oswego, ore, and Anne
McCombs. %, 290s 3Oth st. s.e
Charles Werner, 3S. Cairo Hotel, and Mar
garet winters 25.. 1914 nth st. NV.
James Brown. Fl. Chevy Chase. Md, and
Dorothy Deorsey, 23, 1922 Rittenhouse
Herman robertson. As, 42ss Lane pl. ne.
and. Viola Cameron, 30, 1904 Kenil-
worth ave. ne.
Marcus King. 81. 427 H st. NV, and Ma
omi Waddy. 21. 2117 1st st. NV.
Lehr Wyman. %. 1903 Varnum st. NV,
and Carol Stout. 81, 4405 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
By the Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES, July Ga
United States six-engine plane
has been forced down in an
emergency landing with fire in
one engine at Sumampa, in
Santiago del Estero Province.
The craft was enroute from
Panama to Paraguay with a crew
of 10 commanded by a Col. Smith
whose name was not learned here
The plane landed safely. It will
Evening star., 1950-07-06
RUNNING for Constable

LAS VEGAS. New, July 6 (P.-
Grace Hayes. singer and mother
Of Actor Peter Lind Hayes, has
filed for the Office of constable
Mrs. Hayes. proprietor of the Red
Rooster Night Club, says she will
conduct a soapbox campaign on
city streets.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

About IS per cent of the Ten
nessee Valley has been mapped by
the Geological Survey.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
U.s.. Plane Forced Down In Argentina by Fire

remain here for several days until
spare repair parts can be flown
from a Panama base.
The group was identified only
as part of ''Air Force No. s."
The United States Air Force has
several types of six-engine planes,
including a Consolidated Vultee
military transport and B-36A
heavy bomber. Boeing also builds
a jet light bomber with six gas
turbine engines.
Evening star., 1950-07-06

"Cushions" your budget with low

mattress
rubber solid nodded cushion hof an inch thick fine 252
add to cushions lifetime
cutting action
saves Cover
Hondhed Box mi low price,
especially
tied Box
a dng hFon
Evening star., 1950-05-27
FARM g GARDEN

wEIGELA; in bloom; nssh pink. dsIt
rose and ever blooming red; 81 So
I6l7. mile from TSson's Corner.
RHoDoDENDRoNs-In bloom now:
50 so up. MEREDITH cAPPER. PA.
Ilsi7: mile from Tyson'S Corner.
FoR sALE-side delivery rake. 10.
Blue GRASS soD-ApproxinSs.Iy
2 acres. 10 years old; on heavy clay
DAYS. Best ofier takes Il. A. Wol.FE
and south. Phone Brandyytns
ONE EsGLrsh.TYrE asssT : R:T sxsxs. Iss port-
heating coils, thsrmostat. eireulstinE
Phone NO ssss Or ST.. sses as.
RAISE luscious gsrdep erops. more
Ice for ali: know your YOU soil. A eard
to SOIL TEST. 5s32 20th St. No.
tAsriinEton' Va. brings fun infoSna-
TREEs REMovAL-one or 1000,
relied seedsd. THE TREE ToPfSRs.
TOMATO. cabbage. pepper ana sweet
potato plants le each. ROY WHITE.
miles south OF Laurel Nd. Y; 8.
LOCUST PosTs-l5o new. 4xsx7
IT., - each; 1000 II, IxS oak. 3
and II II lengths. / 900 II. ix3x9
CREAM MISUNDERSTANDING
Deering, used very little. call Vienna
16I-J-Il. -@e
GREEN and rotten COW manure for
sale, - I'D. delivered. cal Rock
Plant SHADE TREEs. snrubs ana
ell other nurserE stock GOV We also
specialize in soddinG Por free ess
slnssss s11s - sail LYoEs EyRsxEY.
Tel WarfSsld 47bo or Union sS3S,
TOPSOfL-Very good. rieh topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses: very rea.
eonabie Call HI, 1888.
tcontinued On Next PsssI
Evening star., 1950-05-27
CLERK K-TYPIST

LOCAL branch Household Finance
Insurance: 5s-day, 4o-hr. wk. Apply
to w. T. ADKIN, 3237 Rhode Island
ave. Mt. Rainier. Md. 20
COMPANION-HOUs refined
white woman between ,35-55 years
Of age desired; ability 70 drive car.
snmn.4 S10S month II, ,F FsDIy, st.I giving Dhsns
C0SMETICIAN; no nights. no SUM-
days, excellent salary plus COM
STATE DRUGS. INC. 170I Penna,
coUNTTEiR GIRLS, white. good % salary,
pleasant surroundings; must be
Hnscosfs als Tfsu5ef de clab aPDE House e
CURB SERVICE GIRLS, no exper
Marlboro pike Sc. Modern new res
taurant opening soon. -26
DRUG CLERK-Exper, no Sundays.
SUTTLAND PHARMACY, 1892 Suit
land I'd. Sc. HI. .2974. go
drugstore position. Must have at
fountain. Hrs, $3.50 to IL pm. Sal
ary $25 to start. 1901 Ga. ave. NV.
COUNTER GIRLS, experienced, need
ed at once. Apply 119 B st. Sc.
FoUNTTAfN GIRL, white. Q or 3 eyes.
Sss! Sssk a. 40 pm cNdPb snd PAT PHtRM Sf Sg1
FouSSTAINS T GIRLs and drug clerks;
experienced, white, s.e. drug store.
Box 443-G, Star. 80
Evening star., 1950-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALs

SIIvER = Georgian and Victorian.
eo1se service trays, etc; fishes,
quality EnElsh ware; private party
SLlCING MACHINE, U. S. Stacker
In Sood condition. SlaS. ST. O7l9
SNOWFALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter, the only automatic SNOWFALL ms
cHAs: 7, pALINsKy. 1851 35th
SOFA dark rose mohair. IN excel
condition. SS5. 33lS ousSada ST, NV.
SOFA, red tapestry. excel. eond.. SEQ
Blue tapestry wins chair. SIS oW
SOFA AND CHAIR. expensive set
ssre. Only $40. VIII deliver,
sPoRT SOCKS. imported. Australian.
enssf .. nsE30 o6 o So' L6S 5SF sst n ds S.
STAMPS. mint sheet. Peace Confer
ence, Jamaican Constitution Com
pssmorAs,ye' psons siaS SIS issues Somple!se
sTETI sAsHEAs low ioW as s" si.os for :
tinued coPco line MANY Sizes
available. l. S; TURovER, Bethesda,
Mq FlCne WI. OOl-. ~
SiEN0TfPE--Late model: Tecondi.
TONED. guaranteed: Sc. SO UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. RE il7T.
STOVE. Magic Chef. white table top.
separate SIDE oroiler, IN excel. eond
sTovEsMiasie SN shi 1iss' Che, rsns.. SO 5000
sond;;; SIS. GE- llla. -$s
placed By slsae; slse stove SO must sell.
4. l..
STROLLER. So; antique music cab
tables, Glendale ranse, co. 7s44.
SWING. $40; sand box. 81: ltsh,
weisht aluminium play pen With pad,
SIS; prs. Of gs-in. Venetian
blinds. 81 ca. all new cond. wicker
baby STROLLER S5; kitchen stool 81
rTLEvisioN. To- Ph.les. including
table antenna; excel. eond.; 500.
TILEvIsIoN New 1850 models. moo
STAR RADIO. 46SS iith % 81 IavsA'h nW
TELLvISIoN--New 1850 model Phil
co le-in. console $500 model, SI39
TELEVISIoN SET, WestlnShouse,
12R-inch tube; 1850 model con-
solette; electronic magnl1er ma
hogany; 8 months old. Sacrifice,
S%2o. kE. 3-671s. ewes. Sat. Sun.
TELEyIsIoN-some 1850 models At
oiR discounts; cash or terms; . years
to pay Can 10, 2-llS7 for free
& SONS. 3ol4 Nichols ave. sc.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
HELP woMEN
wAITREss-white, ever n. Apply

xs!aEsssEasssi s1si III a9asy
w8frRass: asf aih g. ar;.-el.ss restaurant. aura
st. to BucKiNoHAM REsTHURHnT, Al r
237 n. Glebe. rd. Arlington. -2s
WAITRESS, d White. for the LIsNER
work with attractive surroundines: %
room and board. No one over As
TsIsphons Mrs. Erts. EH. isss fsss,fse se-
tgIT waiIlhERss.EsD;; j R IS age ao-s5. RIA
MATTRESSES. Attractive. thorough
n1sat I6so VT slus; Ave. AsHly RW after gm'
MATTRESSES. experienced. Apply To-
TAuRANT, s1s Sheridan st. NV.
wAITREssEs-Exper.: white. over
MoToAkD oADS5S eoukT REsTauRANAK! asFfis NAKE1s ior
merly Gibson's, Falls Church. -27
MATTRESSES = Mexican or spanish
girls; must speak English; good pay
and tips; excellent working condi-
Apply 1870 tn 2 pm. FL MEXICO
REsTAURANT, 2e03 Conn. ave. 27s
MATTRESSES, for part time and
Saturday night; must be expert
snIcsSS SosEr Eor intssviey N apply CLUB ely
LADIES' zEsh' wAsrEp: An a6tsf full en 81 part tim.
TO make appointments for old es-
tablished studio. Call SH. O360. --28
WOMAN, educated. with personality,
tor responsible position. Splendid
future for applicant meeting REQUIRE
paRT nsntsi TIME nez EoR 4SRo; osE1CE stff; woRR-
II to 4:30, Monday through Friday.
HELP H4i WANTED. Wan good home and dTs small
pS;t. pay in SS exehapse s.a for hOusekeeDingi
JEWISH LADY for housekeeping and
companion duties for middle-aged
good salary. Tu. 1887. between 9-5
PRRiNTifNG PRoDUcTIoN-New York
magazine publisher of fiye weekly
magazines, moving TO Silver Spring
and needs production assistants:
knowledge of type, paste ups and
capable of making accurate art
SSsmmy SeayT dta for printer print aptitude for
phone number. Interviews in Wash
ington June 1st and End. Box
1MIEDiATE siaIai ffTf OPENINGS for waS women
between $3.50 years of age, AVON
COSMETlCs has found among its
GsI1 GIsading nI earnsrs agsn l.. women Of your age.
LIGHT COLORED GIRL for cleaning
in dental ofdce, high school graduate,
part time. Reply in own handwrit-
ing to Box 44S-G. Star. 20
Evening star., 1950-05-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES

RROADCASTNG and teleyision writ.
ing and production taught in smal
classes and private lessons; new
term begins soon. Addition fol
full and partial scholarships; shor
summer course for writer's and &C
yors NATIONAL ACADEMY OI
BROADCASTING. 1888 18th st
MODERN TRAINING in Beauty eul.
ture. all subjects taught Approved
By Government for GI training. da,
and evening classes WAR-FLYEk
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 @ ct nv
ENGLISH AND FRENCH LESSONS
advice about writing, grammer
speech and personality: Columbia
Sorbonne grad. AID. $500. Ext. 226
EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at home ir
spare time: high school, business
engineering; 400 other courses. !
c. s., 2l0 Bond Bldg. ME. S166.
LESSONS-Expert instruc.
ton: method of Prof. Carl Flesh
Berlin; Prof. Vasa Prichoda. Prague
1920 18th st. NV, HO. 1856. 2S'
LEARN simplified Hindustsni; trans
lation work done. GOVIND. 1929
18th st. NV. DU. 554S.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcons.

PLASTERING - Patchwork speciality
LIVINGSTON. TU. 0171. -27
PLHiMESGSo 1sisi IN r.SSee%s,,s mob TOO sEt sna
BoYp. BOY .nf fNcal tsD'ssfmen5s az 1oss. SAMUEL c
PLUMBING AND HEATING, 24-hou
serviee; guaranteed. Lowest PRICES
pIUMBiNG ID iISSi AND HEATING. Bat Bath
rooms, kitchens, newly installed o.
esti@ates. No do%n dUaefass pasment e9s. rerm rTe:
ave: NV. Open evenings. )
sS1HaAPIRo. Ell deg. 5eg. plumber. D. C. anc
PORCH, orc IT, STEPS, 1g2S; GARAGE BLDG,
reasonable. Elmwood 24s. Us
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRED. eist
bay 4S ,sfs ,ssfEsER'fERArtHS EEes. IN $50 So
REMODELNG from basement tc
MISHAtAssRRN aRorsis Rsl1ase 1e4S' fCn'Fss!0F IS!
ROOF REPAIRS. cutters and spouts
rSRf mR Rain Raintipg px fsTnace sEna repairs Gal
a0OElNG. an types; no lob %,
gEI c. B6YD. INC. dE ioss A"
SCREEN your porch now while
nave psSt mdLSIlalS. AermS 70 suit
W. D. TAYLOR. eyes,. 81. 3942.
SENETfHN VI hsf42iS bfINp b5ffH5oeso Co. sf ssfz sf
ave: Riyerdale Mo UN 1345
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Formica or stainless steel. Call HU
S262, MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
washing. Call LO. 5-1966. -2s
WE DO ALL KINDS OF BRICK WORK
Plenty experienced men on hand
Call FA. pap. IS
Evening star., 1950-05-27
HELP MEN AND woMEN

CHOIR DIRECToR-state qualifica.
tions and experience. Box Blk,
COOK, late shift, exper. Apply Mr.,
RESTAURANT, formerly Gibson s.
COUPLE-June 1st; wife, cook-maid;
husband, chauffeur -houseman; small
adult family; state wages; local
references. Box 141-G. Star. -2s
CREDIT INTERVIEWER, part time, to
work in our ne. branch: take credit
applications and contracts on new
accounts; very good working cordi.
tlons; pleasant surroundings; al
ternate morning and evening;
DAYS, DAYS, Apply Mr.. Bolts, LACY's, INC,
1880 Half st. s.w. -2S
DIANETICS CO-WORKER WANTED.
or let's exchange ideas or experience,
Box 142-G, Star. 81
LIBRARIAN, exp. in public library
preferred, part time approx. is hrs.
per wk.: NV. sub. Md. area. Specify
exp. and training. Box 426-J, Star
OPERATORS .(4-Stitchers for com
mercial sewing machines; must be
excellent. Apply in person. 91s F
PREssER; wool: Apply PAUL S
CLEANERS, INC, clos r. I. ave,
Riverdale. Md IS
SILK FINISHER-Exper. and wool
presser. exper; for interview cali
Ashton 1886. rs
Evening star., 1950-05-27
SITUATIONS woMEk

BABY NURSE, with years exper.;
doc. and former patients ref. Can
take case June FA. 5479.
GIRL. colored, wants work in hotel
or restaurant, day or night, kitchen
helper. HO. 934O. Us
GIRL, colored, wants domestic work,
cafeteria, elevator operator. Expert
enced, with refs. TR. 6292.
ting, 5 days. ME. 1856. -2S
NURSE, practical, white, well exper =,
wishes perm. position, hr. duty,
DC. area. WO. 4992. 30
NukSES-Inter-raci registry; quali-
ned for any type cases. Du. 3262 or
sEc'Y;: ;:sTTSo., %. exper.,. eff.: T.. /
wk;, May 29-June 3: 2 afternoons
ana all dag Saturday thereafter;
WOMAN. in fifties, educated. much
travelled, wishes position seashore
or country: agreeable, energetic
Whole or part time. Public relation
cr companion. Box 6S-K, Star. 2Ss
MIDWEST editor, able. exper., seeks
position with local newspaper in
public relations or allied field. Bo,
S59-J, Star. -2S