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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
FLORENCE
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FLOKENCE
Real Estate Property
Alter. Hattie ct al. Lot 61, value
$1,000, amt. tax sI97.
Alter, Hattie ct al, Lot 63, value
$4,000, amt. tax $2.17.
Gale, E. B.. Lot 1913, value $1,000.
amt. tax $l.44.
$4,000, amt. tax $1.66.
Demko, Mary, Lot leo. value
McGarry. Wehr. Lot 6S, value
$1,000. amt. tax $2.06.
Newhart, H. F., Lot 90, value $4,000.
amt. tax SLOT.
y Rausch. Peter, Lot 22s, value
$1,000, amt. tax $4.44.
Smalley. James E. and Elizabeth E.,
lot 206. value $4,000, amt. tax sS.28.
Smalley, James E. and Elizabeth E.,
Lot 20s, value $4,000, amt. tax so.44.
stasko, John ct al. Lot 1s2. value
$4,000, amt. tax $1.72.
Stasko, John ct al. Lot 1873, value
$4,000, amt. tax $7.S4.
Timmons, Theodore and Lester
Weekley. Lot /. value $4,000. amt.
tax SO.44.
Weekley. Lot 2, value $4,000, amt.
Timmons, Theodore and Lester
Weekley. Lot 8, value $4,000. amt.
tax s11.30.
Timmons, Theodore and Lester
Weekley, Lot 4. value $4,000, amt. tax
s0.44.
Timmons. Theodore and Lester
Weekley, Lot 8. value $4,000, amt. tax
s0.66.
Timmons. Theodore and Lester
Weekley, Lot 9, value $4,000, amt.
tax S0.66.
Timmons, Theodore and Lester
Timmons. Theodore and Lester
Weekley. Lot 20, value $4,000. amt.
tax $O.44.
Timmons, Theodore and Lester
Weekley, Lot 81. value $4,000. amt.
U. M. w. Trustees International
Union, Lot 80. value s5SO.00, amt.
tax 1854.
Young. J. F.. Lot II. value $4,000.
amt. tax S0.44.
Young. J. E.. Lot SO. value $4,000.
amt. tax $0.44.
MAPLE HEIGHTS
Real Estate Property
Bucek. Joseph. Lot l, block f, value
value $4,000, amt. tax $O.66.
Bucek, Joseph, Lot 2, ex 20 90.
$4,000, amt. tax $0.66.
Fulkerson, Minta, Lot A.. value
$4,000, amt tax S4.45.
Pangle. Estella, Lot s, block f,
value $4,000. amt. tax $4.7s.
Pangle, Estella, Lot 9, block E.
value $4,000, amt. tax s4.7s.
Panele, Estella, Lot 10, block E,
value $4,000, amt. tax $20.66.
Pangle, Estella, Lot II. block f
value 10000. amt. tax s2s.46.
Pangle, Estella, Lot IL, block E,
value $58O.00, amt. tax $14.37.
Pangle, Estella, Lot 16, block E,
value $1,000. amt. tax s2.44.
Pangle, Estella, Lot II, block E,
value $4,000, amt. tax $7.12.
Radcliff, R. X. ct al, Lot IL, block
B, value $4,000, amt. tax $1.S8.
Radcliffe, R. X. ct al, Lot IS, block
B, value $4,000. amt. tax $1.ss.
Taylor, Robert and Helen, Lot 2,
block d, value $4,000, amt. tax $1.S8.
Taylor, Robert and Helen. Lot 8.
block D. value $4,000, amt. tax S1.8s.
Taylor, Robert and Helen, Lot 4,
block d. value $1,000, amt. tax s1.Ss.
TERRACE
Real Estate Property
Angelo, D. l., Lot Is, block D. value
$4,000, amt. tax S5.40.
Angelo, D. l., lot 1S, block d, value
$4,000, amt. tax S22.72.
Dris, Angelo Eva, Lot IA, block ID.
value $4,000. amt. tax Sale.
REIJE VAIJ,EV CORP
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
Annual Financial Report

For the Fiscal Year Ending
December 31st. 1850
Belle Valley Local School District.
County of Noble
p. o. Address-Belle Valley, Ohio
March 26, 1851
I certify the following report to be
correct.
DONALD HARBAUGH,
Clerk of the Board of Education
Tax Valuation ------------ SI.215, $50
Tax Levy ------------------ $40 Mills
School Enrolment ------ 27O
Salaries and Wages Sa2 nn3 Q3
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05

FINANCIAL REPORT
SHARON LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Board of Education
Noble County, Ohio
For The Fiscal Year Ending
December 81, 1850
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
TERRACE
Real Estate Property

Angelo, D. l., Lot Is, block D. value
$4,000, amt. tax $5.40.
Angelo, D. l., lot 13, block d, value
$4,000, amt. tax S22.72.
Diris, Angelo Eva. Lot IA, block ID.
value $4,000, amt. tax Sale.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
(unpIattedl

Schott, N. F., r o, 7 8, s 8. pt s6
NEk, acres .1s, value s1,5s0.00. amt.
tax 1892.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05

oNE1LbOIE -
General Village Funds Uncluding
General, Auto License, Gasoline
Tax, Cemetery, etc.)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05

Auditor of Noble County, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property

Value SlO, amt. tax S022.
Groves. Jasper and Phena. lot 81
value $40, amt. tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and .Phena, lot %
value $1,000, 0,,~aAftS-atax 50 % "a,
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot %
value $1,000, amt. tax 1922.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot "a
value $1,000, amt. tax $0.22.
Groves. Jasper and Phena, lot IS
value $1,000, amt. tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot &c
value $1,000, amt. tax 1922.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 81
value $1,000, amt. tax 1922.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot %
value $1,000, amt. tax 1922.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 20
value $1,000. amt. tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 30
value $1,000. amt. tax 1922.
Groves. Jasper and Phena, lot 81
A, value $1,000. amt. tax $022.
Groves. Jasper and Phena, lot 81
B, value $1,000, amt tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot SIS
value $1,000. amt. tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot Sc
value $1,000, amt. tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 81
value $1,000, amt. tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot So
value $1,000, amt. tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot So
value $1,000, amt. tax $022.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot CO.
value $1,000, amt. tax $022.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 81,
value $1,000. amt tax $022.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot g.
value $1,000, amt tax $022
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot So
value $1,000, amt. tax $022.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 81.
value $1,000. amt. tax 1922.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 65.
value $1,000, amt. tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 81.
value $1,000, amt. tax $022.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 68.
value $1,000, amt tax 1922.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot SO,
value $1,000 amt tax $022.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 20.
value $1,000, amt tax $O22.
Groves. Jasper and Phena, lot II,
value $1,000, amt. tax $022.
Groves. Jasper and Phena, lot 72,
value $1,000. amt. tax $O.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena. lot 73.
value $1,000. amt. tax $0.22.
Groves. Jasper and Phena, lot IA,
value $1,000, amt tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot rs.
value $1,000, amt tax S0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 76.
value $1,000, amt tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot ~,
value $1,000, amt tax $0.22.
Groves, Jasper and Phena, lot 78.
value $1,000, amt tax $O.22.
Groves. Jasper and Phena, lot 10.
value $1,000. amt. tax $0.22.
Groves. Jasper and Phena. lot 30.
value $1,000, amt. tax S0.22.
Evening star., 1951-09-27

This it! The finest big evion voabe the lowest price OF
20eh picture
tobe model 2K16 supeby styled hondubbed mahogany
eliminates outside Metropolitan
omozins distance Bn Rooseope ontenno
equipped Georges immediate delivery
, 1951-12-27

gains were chalked up by U. S.
Steel, Chrysler, Allied Chemical,
Du Pont land General Electric.
Minor losses were noted in Ameri-
can Telephone, Bethlehem Steel
General Motors.
In the rail sector, Nickel Plate
was up 1l8, Northern Pacific I'M
changed, Santa Fe up 3I8, South
ern Pacific off 1I8 and Atlantic
Coast Line up ia.
At II am. the Dow Jones in
dustrial average was up 48 cents;
the rails gained 13 cents, and the
utilities were off one cent.
Volume for the first hour eased
slightly to 100000 shares.
Curb stocks we're selectively
higher. Big board bonds were fix
higher. Big board bonds were mix
ed with u. S. Governments insup-
ply. Commodities showed only min
or changes.
, 1951-12-27

gents in charge were Wilson Hine,
from Cincinnati to Akron; Michael
Corsaro, from Portsmouth to Can
ton; Hubert j. Lynch, from Day
ton to Portsmouth; Michael J. Del
Bane, from Columbus to Cincinna-
ii; Joseph D. Bednar, from Akron
to Toledo; Charles D. Marts, from
Toledo to Sandusky; and Frank
M. Acton, from Sandusky to Col
umbus.
"Ohio has become a safer and
better place in which to live"
Rutkowsik said. eve are now en-
tering upon the final stages of our
strong law enforcement policy.
, 1951-12-27
|Bubys-

Continued from page one
were being fed a lunch Of scramble
ed eggs with bread crumbs, their
first meal ofthe day, when police
arrived.
He said the children ate at a
treastle table in the dark, dirty
basement, which was also their
playroom-
The older Youngsters told po-
lice they had not had milk for
days, and several Of the. eight chill
dren in the home could not remem-
Der seeing their mothers "for a
long, long time"
Mrs. Raynal told policewomen:
81 always tried to get good meals
for the children, but sometimes
they didn't like what I cooked"
, 1951-12-27

EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUART-
Frs, Korea. Dec. 81 (INS)-
Heavy fighting ragged in knee-deep
snow on Korea's east-central front
today and sharpening ground act
ion was expected to spread across
the Peninsula with the midnight
expiration Of a provisional truce
line.
In. the air a large formation of
American F-86 Sabrejets traded
firing passes with about 100 Rus
sian-type MIG lbs over northwest
Korea in the first jet encounter
since last Sunday. Neither side
suffered damage.
Other United Nations planes
struck necessarily at North Kore-
an targets in the 132nd day of
Operation strangle" which, a COM
munique said, has "prevented'the
Reds "frum amassing supplies for
another major offensive"
The special bulletin issued by
1t. Gen. O. P. Weyland, command
err of the u S. Far East Air
Forces, said the remarkable all
campaign Launched last August
Is "has shattered the enemy'srai
transp ovtation system"
The. statement added that thu
'rou1 ld-the-clock air offensive alst
"ha S, probably cost him (the en-
en- ~ about 100000 trucks eithe1
d estroyed or damaged" in the las
four months.
In the snow-blanketer east-cen
trail sector Allied troops continues
to engage Communist forces Yves
of <'heartbreak' ridge in a seesav
battle which broke out at dusk O.
Christmas day.
An Eighth Army communiqu
said Thursday night that an enem
company had unleashed a new al
tack shortly after midnight an
"cut off" an Allied unit by Z an
The Allied troops counterattacl
ed at lilo am, the Bullet
.asid, and "regained their: position.
, 1951-12-27
Death Notice

Walter S. Wheatley, AZ, died
Sunday, Dec. 23, at his home, 319
S. Broadway. He had been a resi-
dent of Dayton all his life, and
was a self-employed radio electric
an.
Survivors r his father, Samuel
and mother, Flossie Wheatley. Of
Dayton.
Services will be at 1880 D. M
Friday at Bethel Baptist Chr lrcI
with Rev. G. W. Lucas officia t;no
Burial will be at Sherry Grove
Cemetery, Xenia, Ohio.
Body may be viewed s.frer 6
Pm. Thursday until 10 am Fri.
day at the home of his PARENTS
sol S. Williams. From II am. Fri.
day until time Of services. at the
church.
, 1951-12-27

Elsewhere along the 145-mile
front there was only eight con-
tact" during Thursday, the COM
munique related.
Field reportS however indicated
the troops anticipated a renewal
of heavy combat following the
Thursday midnight expiration OF
the tentative battlefront armistice
line mapped by UN and Red ne
gotiators last November 27.
Both sides were expected to try
to improve their positions which
would become the basis of a new
cease-fire line and buffer zone to
be set up after another truce
questions are settled.
, 1951-12-27

Continued From Page One
ment job with the same vigor and
devotion to duty as it started three
years ago." Rutkowski said.
He added that the Akron force
w ould be increased from nine to
IL men to give better coverage to
the Youngstown Warren area.
Rutkowski asid the Columbus staff
of IA men would be reduced to
| nine, but that a flying squad Of
Investigators would be reassigned
to work directly with him onspecial
assignments. Toledo's staff will be
increased from II to IL agents.
Assignments made for other a.
, 1951-12-27
MARKET
By KOSLOW
international News Service
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Dec. 27 (INS)-
The Stock Market regained it's
composure today following yester-
days sharp last hour sell-off.
Although changes in virtually
all instances were limited to frac-
tions, these were generally weight
ed in the direction Of higher prices.
Despite the unexpected decline
in the first post-C Christmas day ses-
sion, Wall Street brokerage firms
persisted inthe belief that the ira
ditional year-end advance wouldbe
witnessed before 1851 made it's
exit. These PURGE were hopeful
that the expected postponement of
the steel industry walkout later
today would provide sufficientbuy-
ing impetus to start the market on
it's way upward.
Among the pivotal leaders small
, 1951-12-27

FOR RENT-Room for man only.
Call HE-4733. 1852
, 1951-12-27

FOR RENT Room for man and
vile. Call ME-5281. t-262
, 1951-12-27

WANTED-Experienced BARNARD.
Call MI-4791 or FU-6222 If
Evening star., 1951-01-01
statesmen

0X 11IkJXVI0I
TO START JAN. End
Qualified man will receive full field
raining and be earning money be-
fore end of week. For information
and apptS. Call LO. 5-2703. Il
SCRAP METAL SORTER-Must be
experienced. Call WA. 1000. -3
Apply River Rd. ESQ Station,
River I'd. and Dorset ave. OIL. 1907.
Evening star., 1951-01-01
AUTHORIZER
AUTHORIZED
TELEPHONE
OPERATOR
CLERK-TYPIST
PERMANENT
POSITIONS
5-DAY WEEK
VIM. HAHN co.
7th AND X SITS.
CLERICAL,

SL4lAt4Sx2A4
Experienced in adding machines and
general ONCE work. Pleasant work.
ing conditions, excellent opportunity
for advancement, Liberal discounts
on purchases with many store bene.
fits. Apply office.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F ST. NV. .
CLERK-Young lady with exper. in
credit and collection work pref:
typing required; good starting sal
ary: Call Mr.. Pullman at JOHN @
WEBSTER CO.. ST. 61OO. a
CLERk-.For general once work;
must be able to type. Apply
DIENERs. INC. 1900 r. I. ave. ne.
CLERK, young girl, preferably Just
out Of high school, to answer phones
and do general clerical work: some
typing required. experience not nee
essary; part or full time. Call MA
1914 for interview. Il
CLERKS. some typins; good health;
high school grad, single: 5-day wk..
good pay, vac. with pay. Phone for
appt:. 8 till 4, Elk. 016S. .
CLERKS, white, for drv cleaning
once; experience not necessary. We
Will teach you. Steady position;
good starting salary. Apply SHER-
MAN CLEANERS, f7OS Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1951-01-01
HELP DOMESTIC
CHAMBERMAID ( O r
g.h.w., waitress and
knowl. of child nursing.
Must be exper. and have
excel. ref. Will pay good
salary to right person.
Phone EN-. 7173.

COOK, exper.. 30-40: live in: g.h.w.,
light laundry: fond of children; re-
cent local refs; Thurs. afternoon and
every other Sun. of; $50. OR, 1925
COOK. light housework; must be fond
OF children and good cook: live in
upstairs rm. with bath: $50 per wk
Only best refs. need apply. Call
CIV, live in; must like children
plain cooking; $50 week. Call 81
G.H.W., care of 2 boys; dependable
week; auto; dishwasher. and wash.
Spring, Md, LU. 4-4455. -
Fri; Fairlington. Va; health card
and refs. rec, Phone bet. 6 and 8
pm. OV. 6G53.
G.H.W.: working mother; days: live
in; S22. IA. 2-9292. .
G.H.W. MAID. live in. plain cooking;
nast ~ wk, IKE ST. fhileFs5 sss5 salary to s.srt'
MAIL white. make beds forenoons:
!, days weekly; references. 1924
NuRsEMAHD-HousEkEErER, { 81 hiM live in,
care for 4-yr.-old child, keep house
ea hea sGan sard NT fsa eap cg ref spe esDsr asys
S25. UN. 1888 ewes. and week ends.
SETTLED WOMAN wanted, to Eeep
house and care for children while
mother works: live in: modest salary
to start. d. not call unless expert
enced and reliable Elmwood 3332
II no answer. call Gil. 1898. II
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. gh.w.,
room, soara. small Si0 sal. 1.f' TT. I've o4so %
or HO. 3460. -
Evening star., 1951-01-01
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

PRINTING EQUIPMENT; entire plant
as whole or pieces; paper stock.
sasona6ie sssss sssk ca 's Ho s4os or
9744. L
RADIO. RcA. Q tubes. short and
peaect ISaf Sssa scad Only ss Ma sonnssSas nsas
RECORDING machine. professional
disc type. 2 speed, with amplifler.
speaker and related equipment. Also
saPs ss ssfeFGas cass %s'htas ssss ODER ''fss
7O41. Hollister. 3
REFGR.. servel gas refgr. $50. or.
REFRIGERAToRs. recond., refinished,
fully guar; late models; terms. 703
Park rd. NV, GE. s242. Open Sun.
REFRIGERAToRs - Bargains, late
models, S25 UP, terms; also rent
refgrs... S5 per mo. ALLISoN'S. 2209
l4th st. Open till s pm. AID. 1884.
REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator. quick
REFRIGERATOR, crosley; good con-
ditlon; $50; MI, 1920:
REFRiGERAToRs, up to 4oS disc.
on all floor models: last years models
slashed. Easy terms. Open ewes.
until 9: ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
1911 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. $4,000.
RUGS. imported Persian Oriental
eessn aeod nsasy ssis s9ss sassy uSsen sx Il.
MAYFAIR SHOP, 1875 q st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES - Brand-new
portables, round bobbin reverse,
guaranteed; $6e; valued S149. Elk.
SEW. MACHs.-clearance sale. Re.
built. 5urs port. ss.s s24 90 up; new rd; bob.
Discount on new machines. N. e.
SEWING, 1915 H st. me-, TR. 6S41.
SEWING MACHINE, brand new:
round bobbin, reverse, portable, "
price. 1447 E, Capitol, Ist floor.
SINKs--New and used. Save "A.
Now then-try ROBINSON BROS.
INC, 1899 Kenilworth ave. me-;
AK. l@oO. Open z days a week.
SOFA, good condition. LONG enough
sOrA, Victorian tufted Medallion
center excellent condition. 4I0o
Arkansas ave. NV Il
sIaM9faPa. t;anas late model, rscondi-
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st.
STORM SASH-New Save 25Ts,
Many sizes in stock. Now then
Try ROBINSON BROS, INC. 1888
Open Z days week.
TELEVlSl0N-Some 1850 models At
big discounts; cash or terms; long,
easy terms. Call 10. 2-l1S7 for
free home demonstration. z. j.
READ d. SONS. 3014 Nichols ave.
Sc. Open till o pm.
TELEvISION, 10h-ineh Emerson
cash. Call 10. $4,000.
TELEVISIoN, Admiral. IN. like nav.
with indoor aerial. Only $40. MA.
1892.
TELEVISION, Motorola; 12h-tn Table
model and stand, inside entenna;
cost S249, 9 months ago; sacriflce
$139. OR. 2OSS,
Evening star., 1951-01-01
CLERK-TYPIST
(SOME KNOWLEDGE
OF SHORTHAND

Young woman. 21-35 years of age,
high school graduate, neat in ap-
attendance. Applicant selected viii
remain q clerk-typist until she is
able to pass our shorthand test,
then classification and pay rate
will be changed to that OF stenogra.
pher Apply Personnel. Room 500:
open weekdays. s:30-5 and Satur-
day, 81
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-01-01

Observation-Disclosures furni-
ture of the better kind
suits and odd pieces; espe-
cially attractive bedroom
suites, dinette sets, liv. rm
furn.; odd down cushion
sofas; fireplace brasses, ano
other household effects will
be sold by public auction
Tues. tomorrow, Jan. 2
at Williams Auction House
918 New York ave. Terms
cash. Removal within q
hours.
Auctioneer's Phone, Ma. 2679
Evening star., 1951-01-01

clo Iln 6l. INV, -
SODA FOUNTAIN. colored, expert
ply ply 7! n ,Is person eu1dLEY's, 21st
sTRTIsricAL saa IS III CLERK for medical i
research. college grad. or 2 years
exp. IN computing, statistical coding
or lSM operations, 5-day week.
ssio month: Call caii Ex. s16o. sr. saAss, 81.
Observation-Disclosures posi-
ton: 5-day, 40-hr week, vacation
with paya, WARMER BROS. PIC
sTENoGR4PHER. editorial on once A'G Of
national scientific organ has OPEN
ing, for competent young stenog-
rapher. Good salary, 5-day week.
oopDpooortgnity for advancement. RE.
sTENoG RAPHER, frst class. with
ability to compile own letters: good
ssIs5S; ssIspSone FSJ "a 5Ss5 THss. appointment
sTENoGRAPHER for old. established
CHANCE as 1a 'ts5s conssnial Mith
ONCE witt. varied. interesting duties.
sTENoGRAPHER- CLERK - Young
girl. OF initiative and ability to
work in loan dept. Of downtown
excel. working conditions; 5-day
week. Salary S2lO per mo. Fine
opportunity for advancement. Ex-
sperience not necessary. Phone Mr..
Carpenter, DI 141l for interview
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, a27 18th st.
NV a
STENoGRAPHER-Hdatrs. natl. org,
wants exper. stenog.; 5-day wk..
tages. Write all details. exper. :,
Box 18Th, Star, Il
STESOGRAPHER. law ONCE expert
ence desirable but not necessary;
five-day week; not over 80; salary.
S?35 a month to start: state age.
Star . a
STENOGRAPHER. part-time. for in
surance ONCE in Arlington, ST.
645R MIR RIGCS
Evening star., 1951-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leies,
ContaX. Rollef1ex, and good camera
or movie outfits. BRENNER, 933 Pa,
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
ton, old gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Will buy ! rm. or 10
rms. OF furniture. Cal, day or
night. AP. 2462 or AP 0444 .
FURNITURE. complete household and
single pieces bought. AID 1879:
residence AT. 25lS
FURNITURE--In good condition; all
kinds household goods. cut glass ard
china. MRS. CAV, RE. 1904. s.
FURNITURE--Wil, buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
brio brac Buying and selling for
80 years HOPWOODS 9Th and K
SITS. NV, ME-, 52S7
FURN.-Entire household contents,
old glassware. silver. misc. china
highest prices, S. E. FURN. ExCH..
FURNiTURE WANTED at once; good good
furniture and household effects. ons
piece or entire home or any amount.
Also small or grand piano. refrigera.
tor and gas range. Please call MR..
GRADY. MA. 1920.
GAS RANGES, gas refgr., furniture,
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO :.
1011 7th st NV. Ma S952
GOLD-Bring your old gold. platinum,
teeth. discarded iewelry We pay
cash. A. KAHN. INC 6S years
at 93h st NV
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL WANTS ) days wk. work. Call
CO. 2479. between 8 and 8 pm.
SETTLED LADY desires position as
cook in private family or boarding
u0MeN house,N 1873 !s;5.' Vt. ,.,, ave; NV L. u,
or steady job; live out; reference.
Phone RA. 1894.
COLORED GIRL, desires Job: refer
ence. Ludlow 1-4006. 2s
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION. French, former teacher
will 20 to Florida. WO. 1899 o
Box 25S-J, Star.
NURSE. practical, avail for work a
any time Ref. RE 1853. J.
NURSE, practical; cases of any kind
work day and night; exp. and ref
Cal DI. 1850. 1s
of any kind. live in or out; refs.
infants speciality. TIA. 1878
STENOGRAPHER rkart time). col
iege graduate, desires work from
70 z: Sl50 mo. Pnone TR. 1894.
WRlTER-Will do speeches, articles
rstss ediserial c.,, w9Ek Si sse. etc; Reasonable
WILL WATCH CHILDREN Will
mother works; reas. rates. Phon
XII. S-5227. Shirley Duke Apis.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for alert, ae-
gresstve man with knowledge Of cleo
trical appliance business Apply 1911
Nichols ave. Sc. Do not phone.
SALESMAN
To Join sales forces of top ranking
ing for will call on building material.
paints, hardware, and plumbing
supply dealers, with q complete ma
tionally advertised line, providing
steady year around repeat business
500 salary and expenses plus COM
mission. He must earn a minimum
OF $4,000 per year to remain with
our organization Please write full
details at once, as our sales manager
will hold interviews in Washington
on Friday, January 5th. Box 371-E,
Evening star., 1951-01-01
CLERKS

A-A-4 S4AA
A dry cleaning stores Apply DICK.
EY'S CLEANERS, 1898 Georgia ave
NV .
CLERK-TYPIST. age Is to IS: musi
be able TO work 7:15 am. to BIS
pm. one week and 3:15 pm. tc
1:15 pm. the following week
Employees benefits after 3 months
employment: Apply personnel ONCE
MAaYFLoWER HOTEL. Conn. ave
CLERK LEI K TYPfsT. S1'fs' for temporary VI 20.
sition, experienced only. See MR.
q GEE; e. :. s7so Wis ave. NV Tues
CLERK-TYPIST. insurance claims
work accurancy important. Mr.
SCHOOLEY. ME. 1924. .
CLERK TYPIST, perm. position. S.
day. 40-hour week. pleasant work.
ing conditions; in new modern air
conditioned bldg. Bonus plan and
other employe benefits. goth CEN.
TURY-Fox FILM CORP. AIS 3rt
CLERK-TYPIsT. white. 1880 wpm.
5-day wk.; perm; 18th and Eye
pleas. sur. Call Ma. 1926 for appt
CLERK-TYPIST. for a national small
loan corporation; neat in appear
ance, and fairly accurate in tipping
Good starting salary with oppor.
tunity for advancement. Pleasant
benefits and paid yaca lions. Apply
in person between 8 and pm
and Saturday until ! pm. LIN
COLIN LOAN SERVICE. INC It
Carroll ave, Takoma Park, Md.
SH. 1926. II
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CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position in executive Of
lent opportunity for young high
school graduate. Apply to person
mel ONCE. HOT SHOPPE. INC,
1924 H st. NV. -5