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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
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GOOD DEED

Seems that every time l
start losing my faith in hum
an nature something comes
along to restore it. Take the
case of Mary Davis. Mary had
the misfortune to fall and
break hip while helping the
Madisonaires at their recent
concert in February. Well,
now the Madisonaires are
going to present the entire
concert over again and will
give the entire proceeds to
Mary Davis. Mary will be laid
up for some months to come
and it certainly is a wonderful
thing that the boys are doing
to help her. OF course, we
can all help by attending
the concert and small dom
ations will be the only thing
required. Even the janitor
and engineer are donating
their services. So if you want
to be a part of big-hearted
thing come on down to the
High School Auditorium next
Tuesday evening and enjoy
yourself.
AS useless as a guest towel
:. we've got guest towels
up at our house that won't
even hold water! Once heard
a woman exclaim, I'll never
ask them back! Why! she
even had the nerve to use one
of my guest towels!"
SAD FACT
Seems like that when we
learn how to get the most
out of life, most of it is gone!
KIDS
Little boy yelled down
from upstairs and said that
there was a bee in his room.
Mother told him to go back
to bed. After all, he wasn't
afraid of a little itsy-bitsy
bee was he? Said little Willie
in reply, IF I'm not afraid
of a little itsy-bitsy bee then
what am / doing out here in
the hall?"
DioGENES .....
We like the story of Dio-
genes but the modern version
is better. Seems that old
Diog met young war vet
eran, and inquired, What
was your rank in the last
war, young man? ?" The young
man said, Il was a private,
sir" Diogenes blew out his
lantern and went home!
My friend, Haywood Snugg,
says that one of the out
standing contributions to the
world by the science of chem
istry is blondes,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
Native Of County
Dies At Dayton

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Mitchell Maddux, SO, native OF
Madison county who died in DAY.
ton Thursday, March 16. were i'll
Dayton at o'clock Sunday. In
terment was in New Holland
Cemetery, Pickaway county.
Mrs. Maddux, who formerly re-
sided near Kiousville, is survived
by sister-in-law, Mrs. Martha
Mitchell of Summerford and two
nieces, Mrs. Jessie Brunty of
Su1nmerford and Mrs. Bessie Jen-
kins of South Solon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
Charles M. Grubb
Succumbs Monday

Charles M. Grubb, age 83, Of
Plain City died Monday at his
home following lengthy illness.
Mr.. Grubb was superintendent
of the Unionville Center school
from 1919 to 1927 and also served
two terms on the Madison County
Board of Elections.
He is survived by one sister,
Miss Celesta Grubb of Mt
Vernon.
Services at 2 p. m. Wednesday
by the Rev. j. c. Hedges. Inter
ment in Forest Grove Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
Madison Farmer
Succumbs Monday

Roy Livingston, Is, a farmer,
died at his home at the Lower
Glade and Georgesville Roads
Monday at $50 p. m.
He is survived by his wife, Bes-
sic; two daughters, Mrs. d. @.
Hawkinson, Columbus; and Mrs,
Margaret Yerian, Chillicothe; one
sister, Mrs. Perm Wheeler of Lon
don and five grandchildren.
Funeral services Thursday at
2:30 p. m. with the Rev. A. M.
Shenefelt officiating. Interment
n the Oak Hill cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
Driver Fined
After Accident

Rev. A. L. Scott, 750S Quincy
Ave, Cleveland, paid fine of $50
and costs in Mayor +. p Speas-
makers court Thursday evening
on charge of failing to signal
before making a left turn on
Route 40.
The bumper of his car caught
and tore open the side of an auto
driven by Patricia V. Adams, 1G0
McCreight Ave, Springfield, De-
putty Sheriff Bob Allison, who pre-
ferred the charges, reported.
The accident occurred near the
Red Brick Tavern, according to
the officer. Occupants of both
cars escaped injury.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
London Teachers
All ReempIoyed

The London Board of Education
renewed the contract of Supt j..
]. Hartley, for four years at its
last meeting. All members of the
faculty were re-hired at the same
time.
Mr.. Hartley has served in the
London public schools 20 years.
He became acting superintendent
in 1943 and superintendent in
1916. s4M
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
VISIT UNIVERSITY

A. r. Hooking, head of the No-
Ag department of the London
schools and members of the third
and fourth year classes in the de-
partment, attended lectures at the
Tuesday Farm program at Ohio
State University.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
ILLNESS FORCES FIRST
ABSENCE IN IS YEARS

Earl Ballenger. North Main
street, rural carrier for the Lon
don postoffice, has been confined
to his home with a severe cold
for the past week.
He has been a rural carrier for
the London office for twenty-five
years. This is the first time in
twenty-four years that he has
been absent from duty because
of illness.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
CLIFTON FUNERAL AT
RESIDENCE MONDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
ion Clifton, 73, who died Friday
at her home. 1T w. Center St,
were conducted at the residence
Monday. Rev. c. II. Rice and Rev.
Lester Benner officiated. Inter-
ment was in the Paint Township
Cemetery.
She leaves one daughter, Mrs.
Harry (Helenl Heise of the Dan
vile Rd., London; two sons,
Edgar and Aquilla; one sister, a
brother and Il grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
TEACHER SURGERY PATIENT

Miss Ruth Smith, teacher oI
the first grade in the London
Public Schools. is recovering
after an operation for appendi-
citis. She is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cloude
Smith, former residents of Mad
ison county, who now resides near
Greenfield. She expects to return
to her duties in the London schools
within a short time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
Burglar Visits
Plain City Store

Loot which included so cartons
of cigarettes, so packages of
chewing gum and 1883 in cash,
was stolen by burglars who ran
sacked the r. w. Cron & Son
grocery at Plain City, according
to Sheriff Harold Bidwell who in
vestigated the burglary.
Entrance to the store was gain
ed through a door transom at the
rear of the store.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
MI. SterIinq
Woman Dies

Mrs. Evelyn Blanch Mitchell, 81,
Mt. Sterling, died at 5 p. m.
Thursday in Clark County Sana-
torium. She had been a patient
there since Aug. Z, 1945.
She was born March 5, 1898.
Mrs. Mitchell is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Mary McGinnis,
also of Mt. Sterling.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Mrs. Chester T. Swope return
ed Tuesday to her home on East
High street from Doctors Hos
pital. She is recovering after a
major operation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
Grand Parade
Scheduled For Sunday

London Aere 95o Fraerna Order Of Eagles will play host
to than thousand visiting Eagles the week end
according to Alan Klp Eagle Secretary The high light Of
affair will be grand parade TO be held in London Sunday
fternoon March 2b.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-24
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Binns,
south of London, announce the
birth of a son at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital, Tuesday, March 81.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
7oo-Short Pants
Bring Suspect
6-Months Term

Because the pants weren't long
enough and there was proof they
belonged to another man, Alfred
j. Demers, jr. 18, of Thomaston,
Conn, was sent to jail for six
months.
Municipal Court Judge George
D. Nelson sentenced Demers after
the judge had him try on a suit
the defendant said was his. The
trousers and the. coat sleeves were
too short.
80 1t all came about with Demers'
arrest here, after a former Navy
lieutenant commander said he had
had suit and other articles stolen
from his parked car in New York.
The former Navy officer, William
R. Bailey, is small man. about
5 feet 4 inches tall.
Demers, who is about 5 inches
taller, said he had bought the
suit in New York pawn shop for
SO. But Mr.. Bailey recalled a
couple of laundry marks in the
sleeve and repaired tear in one
leg. And there were papers in a
pocket with his name on them.
Demers was charged with bring
ing stolen property into the
District.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Anglican Calls War
Lesser Of Two Evils

The Rev. Bryan Green of Birm-
ingham, England, last night told
more than $500 persons at spe-
cial service in Washington Cathe-
dral that while war may be the
lesser of two evils, we must never
forget that 1t is an evil"
The Anglican missioner, who
last year addressed more than
$4,000 persons during q Today
mission here, returned at the spe-
cial invitation of the Right Rev.
Angus Dun, Bishop of Washington.
for the special reunion service.
Many of those who heard him a
year ago were in the crowd last
night.
Canon Green's statement about
war was made during a period be-
fore the service, when he per-
mitted listeners to submit ques-
tions. The question he answered
was How do you justify the COM
mandment. Thou Shalt Not Kill, !"
with the present world situation?"
In response to a query as to
whether it was all right for
women to wear hats in church,
Canon Green said, There is moth
ing wrong in wearing a hat in
church, but it is question of good
taste and of mot offending other
people
The English minister left fol-
lowing the service for Houston,
Tex. where he will conduct mis-
sion. He will return to England
in December after another mission
at San Francisco.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Wyoming Representative
Is Grandson OF President

William Henry Harrison, newly
elected Republican Representative
i from Wyoming, is a grandson of
President Benjamin Harrison and
O great-great-grandson of Presi-
dent William Henry Harrison.
The new Wyoming lawmaker
will not be stranger in Washing
ton. He was graduated from Sid
well Friends School here and at
tended the officers training camp
at Fort Myer at the outbreak of
World War I. He has a sister,
Mrs. Marthena Harrison Williams,
residing in Washington.
Mr.. Harrison's father, the late
Russell B. Harrison, was a member
of the Indiana State Senate,
and his maternal grandfather
was Senator Alvin Saunders of
Nebraska.
Evening star., 1950-06-11

tcontinaed on Nsxt PsGsI
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GOLDENBERG'S
7th and X sts. NV.

nave Red cross life guard oertifi-
cate and previous camping expert
COUNTER CLERK for dry-cleanins
and laundry store. with some knoEl-
sssr sfss Of tsDinn s Angls HRsoW " PtHs1s TIsgs
SERVICE. 1906 H st. ne. 10
DIETITIAN desires employment at
summer camp or as companion to
elderly lady, from June IL to Sept,
DRY nen1 cIEANING nj si'ti CLERK. ERR ii familiar
around; $3.50 week. NEEDLE
GRAFT I7s9 Columbia rd Nv.
Publisher entering this, territory
ton book offer for children; excep-
tional opportunity for experienced
direct saleswomen for this and
other areas. Please state experience
Write w j. DREYFUS. 153 N.
Michigan ave. Chicaeo, III; IL
FOUNTAIN 1lS..IIf GIRL; white; 1873 yrs;
Apply in person, P PoToMAc DRUG.
STORE 1854 Wis. ave. NV. -17
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored, expert
enced, neat, references; Monday
through. Friday, 4:3o pm. to 9;3C
pm; drugstore, 1901 X st. NV
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, expert.
enced, dependable; no Sundays. Ap-
ply in person only. NATIONAL
DRUG CO, 1000 Conn, ave. Ia
FRONT OFFICE CASHIER. N. c. R
1000 machines; experience desired
neat-appearing young lady. who car
work z am. to 8 pm. one week and
3 pm. to. IL pm. the following
week; prefer some one who en-
Joys working with the public Apply
Personnel once. HOTEL STATLER
L st. entrance. ia
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SALES MANAGER
BOX 390-L, STAR

sALEsMEN. to sell paper products
kSHS fsSIfs pzFER sISs esSoF!S2''s So ss st ARDy
sALEsMEN a. to sell nationally ad-
to retail grocery trade; liberal sal
317s for interview.
distributor
will interview, two statesmen to So
licit wholesale accounts for ma
guaranteed income; excellent op-
statesmen to handle fast-selling
plastic signs: lge. commissions. See
Ec = l. pRopucT Re5s1taTe CO.. E5uogHTE gIsa Penns PIAs
ave. NV, l to 2 pm. Monday and
Tuesday.
DALESMEN-X marks the spots. Ev-
cry smokestack prospect for un-
usual plan plus chemicals to guar
antee fuel reduction and increased
heating and power efficiency. Repeat
business. Large com. Box WS $50,
EQUITY, 221 w. 41st ST., N. Y. 1S.
SALESMEN-Thousands of prospects
Exclusive, patent pend. Tailor and
cleaning receipts, half-inch. Jumbo
Red numbers. Easy to find: Only
Sn Of Easy ts knd saes All No y
No resistance. Big advance COM
missions. Act now. Write wire OF
phone for free sample book. GEN
PRESS. 1898 Park ave, New York
gALESMEN-If you are a 1st clas'
salesman we have a proposition
which should interest you. Fine fu-
ture, with fast growing Mt. Com
fort Cemetery, draw against COM
mission. No competition. Leads fur.
$3.50 per wk. (Car necessary. Cal
OV. 0543, after l pm. Monday.
GALESMEN-Help US clo>s these liv.
leads. Statesmen are urgently needed
to help us sell hundreds of inquire!
wanting additional information or
prospects and will be given a fresf
list weekly If you can sell and art
accustomed to earning at least $500
per month, this is the business fol
you. There are thousands of hard
surrounding area to whom. we ca;
sell with your help. Must have ca
and be bondable. See Mr.. HERMAN
ScHACTER for, personal interview
sALESMEN-Territory available fo
fastest selling automotive whee
balancer on the market today. !
quality. precision made product yo'
will be proud to demonstrate. En-
joys excellent national reputation
Has outstanding eye appeal and i
Internationally guaranteed to Civ
an accurate balance Job. Priced a
only $3.50. Maximum commits
sion, S1S.75; minimum. Sl450
Write PRECISION ENGINEERS CO
701 Heinz ave, Berkeley. Calf
SALES SUPERVISOR. experienced Il
distribution and merchandising o
bottled goods preferred. but not es
tential. We will train you. Bo.
BAL, Star -16
Evening star., 1950-06-11
HELP WoMEN tcons.l

ADVERTISING CoPYwRITER, good
opportunity for young woman with
leading washington agency; radio
copy experience essential some
knowledge of newspaper COPY; fash
DOBROw, EX. $500, $50 to 1880
am. only.
ASSISTANT, college graduate or
equivalent. capable Of meeting pub
lie; over IS; S45 to S55: 5-day
between s and s pm. I025 Conn.
ave, Rm 4OA. No calls. IL
Evening star., 1950-06-11
HElp wokAEN

TEACHER. trained In nursery school
technsques. wanted as assistant fer
morning session at cooperative
nursery school IN Bethesda, Box
TEACHER. professionally trained or
experienced. for cooperative nursery
kirderEArten, In Arilngton, half or
fnu day. Phone OW 1909, i l
minded; gnaranteed summer In;
TnEPHoNE soIiCiToKS or can
yaSSers cd for part-tinne work u
Congress HeiEhts section. Call TW.
0676, Mr. HoUGH- is
TYPfST. experienced; excellent work
promotion; entrance salary, $lSS
mo. Cali Elk. Si0o. Br. 50
TYfTST, white. must be 1850 gracu-
ate Of the June class Of . nearby
senior hifh school and 1--we with oyn
have good Handwriting and not
smoke or drink; opportunity 20 learn
credit and real estate title work. IN
Ice. once, nr. 18th and II SITS nv
Hrs' $50 ESQ to B. n day Sat, Phone
TfPisT. accurate with nsurss. with
ability to learn diversified once du-
ties helping local manager OF large
national company. State education.
aase. experience, II any. and salary,
TYPlSTs must be exper. In collection
ton. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING. 7o3 1th 81. NV, MA. 275S. --l3
TYPIST AND CLERICAL WORKER
days week Apply H. ARRAMsoN
TYPisir' i'SI ANp III ! fnE iS' uERK-iPSsr, CLERKS
time: exper.; for downtown retail
store. Box 4S1-G, star.
TYPIST-STENoGRAPHER. eonStruc-
tion experience preferred: between
- and 40. Address replies TO Box
WAITRESS - Experienced on food
and houor; excellent earnings; ap-
ply In person; no phone calls. 1906
r. ]. ave. ne. Ill
WAITRESS, white; hours, 4-ia mid
night: no Sunday work: over -
years. CATHEDRAL TAVERN. 1000
wAiTREss-HacSurs. HS 8 days Al m
to ! am; 8 days, IL am to s pm
Excel; salary and tips: air condi-
toned, eonEenial working eond. APP
py McIEERS DRIVEN RESTAU-
FANI' oo25 Ga. ave. NV. RA. a725
MATTRESSES and soda x.rls. eolored
nSht complexion, must be experi-
enceo: good salary; no Sunday work
EXECUTIVE PHARMACY, E09 Pa.
WAITRESS. white, exp. from 70
noon to pm: no Sunday: SIS wk
Lu. 1876. 1908 Good Hope rd. sc
WAITRESS wANTED-whit.: nisht.
WorS. WALDRoP S RESTAURANT
AZ .
Evening star., 1950-06-11
HElP WokEN

SALESLADY for retail store. ape
etsliEing in pictures, mirrors Ant
frames, permanent position AnC
excel salary for alert. enersetiS
young lady. selling exper. and knovi.
edge OF interior decorating desirable
but not necessary. Apply Mr.. Freed
man, $50 to sG0 N. or $50 e
4:30 pm. COHEN'S PICTURE
STORE, 1927 G st. NV.
SALESLADY-Intere vell-payins
position for the woman who Is fTet
to work evenings and SATURDAYS
No canyassing. collecting or travel
Ing. but must have Q car for local
driving. II you need 20 make
money. are IN good health, With q
nice personality and are free Of
home responsibilities, call MRS
TAVENNER. ST. 65l6 between
am. and IL noon Ia
Evening star., 1950-06-11
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

HOUsEKEEPER. white. for elderly
gentleman: take full charge: gem
eral housework and cooking: can
II married. Reply. stating salary
expected,. Box 1910, Star.
COUPLE for country home; man for
inside. Box 245-K. Star.
COUPLE, experienced cook and chauf-
feur-butier: 3 adults In family: GOOD
living Quarters. Box 7O-J. Star.
COUNTEkMAN or woman. exp. In
dry cleaning helpful; good pay.
Apply CENTURY DRY CLEANERS.
IL ksnnedy st. NV. Ia
ing conditions and salary. Apply
LUNA CLEANERS, 1905 14th st.
SIS TO sfe A DAY II you can walk
and talk. A snap! TR. 1885 after
P.s.M. OPERATOR, sxp. only; som.
knowledge OF makeup for photo
graphic reduction. for 2 mos. be-
ftnntns !mmed. Good Day. BOZ
Evening star., 1950-06-11
SALESLADY

Woman who is interested In direct
sales work; sincere. reliable and who
possesses the ability Of seh-super-
vision. No delivery, eollecting OF
canyaSsing Car essential. One who
needs 70 earn at least SIS per wk
preferred. To arrange FOR persona
interview, call CH. 1000, Ext. 215
between and II am. Ask fol
MISS VINCENT. is
SALESLADY. thoroughly exper. II
millinery and dresses. under 80
with knowledge of alterations, goot
salary and commission TO risht per.
son with ability to produce sales
Sun, HU. 1900; Mon, HO. sa2a.
SALESLADY. fully exper. in ladies
ready-to-wear and lingerie; fun ol
part time. Salary plus commission
JEAN MATOu. 7l15 Wis ave, Be.
thesda, Nd, WI. 1900. -I2
SALESLADY; must pe exper. IN ladies
dresses: good salary; permanen,
position. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING. 7o3 7th ST. NV. Ma
sALEsLADY. exper., for women's &C,
ces. Perm. pos. pleasant workinS
eond. JOSEPH D. YOUNG'S. 114t
Conn. ave.
SALESLADY, experienced. Apply IL
person to GRETCHEN COLE. 1244
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Md. Ii
Evening star., 1950-06-11
SITUATIONS MER

ACCOUNTANT. yR.-4 mos. cPA e1-
pertenee. presently employed de-
sires position with future, Start
ing salary secondary, Gail Mr..
MARQUEE, Elk. 1900 i2s
ACCOUNTING, part time, by former
Goysrnment tax agent, 10. 3-s0s7.
ACCOUNTANT. with retail and public
accounting exper.. desires position
with progressive Arm; 5 yrs COLLEGE,
A. B. degree; married. AP. 4s42. .
ACC0USTANT-BEk age 80. now
employed IN Baltic. desires position
With future IN Wash. Exp-. capable.
Box 24U-K, Star
ACCOUNTANT - collsRe and aeets.
grad, above average. wide expert
enee. incl. public accounting. all
financial statements, tax expert: full
or par time. Box fT0-K. Star.
ACC0uNTANT-Desires position with
public or pvt. arm. Best ref. Exc.
} BACKGROUND. Ph. no. Q5l0. 500
p st. NV, IL
fronkfnamA an MAwf paRal
Evening star., 1950-06-11

gage loan CO.; convenient location
5-day week Ma. 5Sa4 lie
CLERK-TYPIST. small branch ONCE
casualty insurance CO.; liberal COM
pany benefits. Cali Monday, ST.
1854. Ill
ferred. knowledge of clothes neceS-
sary; previous sales or sewing exper,
desirable; intelltgent. willing to
learn; good use of hands and arms
necessary. some standing: steady
work, promotion possibilities. ME.
5940 for appt.
COMPANION, white. for semi-invalid
light nursing duties; good home;
moderate pay. Box 332-K. Star.
COOK, ,exper. on short orders, for
white restaurant. Do not apply
without refs. Closed Sunday. Apply
RIORDAN RESTAURANT. 1855 4th
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AGENTS

is A POSSIBLE seI0 Q week worth
rush card for special FREE TRIAL
PLAN that sells amazing new auto
matte refrigerator defFoster like
hot cakesr D-FROST-O
CORP Dept ~. 0 N. Michisan.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
statesmen
statesmen WANTED

To sell nationally advertised products
in Wash. and vicinity; earnings un-
limited: constant repeat business;
protected accounts. Call RE. 7040,
Monday or Tuesday for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
SALESLADIES
READY-TO-WEAR

READY-TO-WEAR
OUTSTANDING OPPOR TUNITY;
PERMANENT POSITION; TOP SAL
AIRY PLUS BONUS ARRANGE
MENT; FOR INTERVIEW CALI
ADAMS 9342. ASK FOR MR.. L. .
SALESLADY WANTED to sell dresses
coats and suits; must be thoroughiy
experienced. Starting salary. $50
Permanent; advancement. Apply
REGAL, I'll 9TH st. NV. Is
SALESLADiES. sportswear and lin.
gerie exper. 5-day week. Coco
salary and commission. EMILY
SHOPS, 1905 r st. NV. Ia
SALESLADIES. for suit. dress anc
accessories dept. in our new Silver
Spring store: full or part time
persons; Apply 1224 F st, NV. la
SALESLADIES for sportswear oil
dresses; exp; exc. earnings: with g
personal following or with the abil-
ity to build a following. Apply al
week. mornings. 9-10:3Q only
KApLOWITZ, 18th between Z and r
SALESWOMAN, direct sales expe.
rience preferred; substantial salary
plus commission. Cali OR. 1925
sALESsHWoMAN. exper.. for bakery
and food store; must have local
reIs. 304O 14th st. NV. CO. 1850.
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Secretary ry-Stenographer

0CSi CCo1 y-oIC1lOSl dOIlC1
Experienced, opportunity for advance
ment, 5-day wk Age 20-35, short
hand 100-120, typing 60-65; salary,
$3.50. RE. 6512. --12
SHIRT OPERATORS QaundryJ, must
be experienced: good salary. Apply
LUNA CLEANERS, 1905 14th St y, W.
SILK FINISHER, thoroughly exper.
with good pay for the person who
phone. ALExANDRIA CLEANERS.
604 Montgomery St, Alex. Va. Ii
SILK PRESSER, experienced, for
tons. Call OK. 2445.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored-
We need neat, honest and eficient
girl for our grill. At least 2 years
recent D. G. experience. Hours,
$3.50 to 1890: salary. S25 to start.
Apply 3501 Georgia ave. Ill
SOLICITOR, experienced person for
high-class photographers; must know
the city, to contact for weddings
BROWN-SUAREz, 1925 Conn. ave.
Phone for an appointment. MI.
sTENoGRAPHER to do miscellaneous
clerical work with research organ-
ization. JACOBS INSTRUMENT CO.,
AIS Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md.
STENOGRAPHER, under 35; Chevy
Chase area; 5-day wk.; good salary,
pleasant, interesting working condi-
tions; research institution. WO
OS63. Monday. IL
Evening star., 1950-06-11

YOUNG LADYi-If you are
graduating this June and are
a diiigent worker. you may be
interested in a pSrmanens job.
good pay, with increases: eX-
Derience not necessary. Apply
EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 200
Georgia ave NV
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Observation-Disclosures

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Well-established distributor offers un-
usual opportunity for one having
had several years experience with
local jobber selling shop equipment
and supplies. Preference will be
given one with sales manager quail
fications and ambition Of $4,000
income. Our employees know of this
ad. AL replies confidential. Box
A2H.l Star
Evening star., 1950-06-11
HELP WoMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

5-day week: $50 to 5. Pleasant
SURROUNDINGS IN modern sir-con6i-
toned bldg Apply SOUTHERN
WHOLESALERS. INC. 707 Edgevood