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Evening star., 1951-04-01

BEAUTICIAN = AIl-around operator
EsRisd EaSE sE2UTx i3Isss''szz szzo sS sfsf
BEAUTICIAN. stylist. hair colorist.
one day ofi. WILLIAM. 1915 Mich
BiEEAuTiCiAN, for modern suburban
S sn0p; ,,s soOd dssa salary and comm; refs
BEAuTiciAN Eau HGi NJ: for manicuring; must
saRRGT b asRfFt phERsR aSesss iaahs aATaL r fssF
BEATTICiAN@openine for an all
around operator; also opening for
good manicurist. store hours and
ssTllffsf Ct phpsBoss Sos sos iatR hil g. sy'
BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady position;
salary and commission; EDWARDS
BEAUTY SALON; 70; 2-7s03: 3
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experiences:
desS. EMILE, 52s 18th s.. nv
BEAUTY OPERATOR - DOROTHY
PRENCIPE BEAUTY SALON, 3O9
N. Glebe rd., Arlington, GL. 447i:
BEAUTY ,.! oPERAToE, .7,9 szgeT; sl,as Apply By
EN-. 1855; Tues, EN-. s72o.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced,
for facial and cosmetic department
aSSy aoaEs 5ersS1 to Sso HEENa ysSday RUSiN TshS;
BEAUTY BEAUTY oPER%ToRWwant e, exper-
fenced operator only; top salary.
B4PauTY 4hl TYS7' OPERATOR, experienced.
Ion. Investment Bldg. 18th ana
x SITS, NV. MA. 1885, II
chine operator full Or part time.
Ssl NJ 5aSS sb1s Am 10 to %, Pm Il; and and
keep books. take complete charge
Of office for small contractor: short
hours; salary open. Apply 5000
R. I. ave, .Hyattsville, 8 to 10 am.
Mon. or call UN; 1915 for apt. Il
BOOkkEEPER, white, 25-40 yrs pre-
ferred; some typing; full charge; 80 90
Boy SCOUTS OF AMERICA. "a
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, knowledge
Of typing; 5-day wk., no Sat-; good
salary; permanent. EMILE, 1921
BooKKEEPER, some accounting back
ground; exper. or advance student;
age 20-35; 5-day week vacation and
sick leave, hospitalization, etc.
$1,000 annually to start. Increase
ssass mo- Sppy sSss 'fanee MFs fqE anson sG
FREDERIC W. BERENs, inc. 1873
BooKKEEPNG MACHINE oPER.,
Elliott Fisher. sAKS, $40 18th st.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE oPER.-
(Remington RANDI real estate ofice,
BOSS g. PHELPS INC. 1417 K
BookK1EEPER-TYprsT. general in
surance ONCE experience preferred.
Ms MISS III aAsT1Ngds e az nj Me. apssS9sa.menti psSs5. f
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR-Young lady to learn opera
tion of bookkeeping machine in ac-
counting ONCE; must be typist: B
days q week, pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply general ofice. WASH
1NGTON PROPERTIES, INC, 1900
Woodley rd, NV a
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OIL. PLANT oPERAToR-Excel fu-
ture good man in essential industry.
Exper in pipe fitting, general re-
pair mechanical pumps. oil burners,
Perm. basis. Good pay. Call CH.
464U.
OPERATOR, for T. D. 8 1nterna-
tional loader. Experienced. Can
nJ 0Qd0 a
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Real Estate Statesmen
Ride the tide-get into a fascinating
business-meet the public and make
money-we expect this to be our
best year. even though some OF our
agents made lot of money in 1850.
Join our tree Earn While You Learn
School of Practical Methods Of Sell
ing Real Estate: classes starting
Tuesday. April End, 10 am. at 3414
Rhode Island ave. ne; drawing ac-
count against earned commissions;
If YOU are young. active and think
you can soil, call
cox & co.
RE. 1888 UN. 1926 81. 0775
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PRESSERs. wool. for dry cleaning
plant: $50 for 45-hr. wk.; overtime
paid: steady work. SANITARY
CLEANERS, 2920 14th st. NV.
PRESSMAN, cylinder-letterpress, 40
hr. week, 8 days. BURKE & GREG
DRY. INC. P. o. Box 567, Norfolk,
Kluge experience; per-
manent job to steady, sober worker
in modern air-conditioned plant
rR2SrER GGSa Rss III 4 81 es; esper 70,
Job shop; good pay. steady job fol
TlfSf Rae RSS bH5y a star sround
man for Va. Job shop, 40 min. from
downtown D. c.; must have flail
for setting letterheads, cards anc
ruled forms; no objections to man
are active, good health, fast, sober
and reliable: lifetime Job, no anna
teur or problem children. Full par
ticulars first letter, Box 143-T, Star,
PRINTER PRESSMAN WANTED
SOUTH CAPITOL PRESS. 10.
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MECHANICAL
ENGINEER
Capital Transit Co.

Young man, <21 to 80 years Of age
with B. s. in mechanical engineer
ing, to assist in performing all auto
motive engineering work. Desire
nearby area, preferably with automo-
tive training; 5-day. 40-hour week,
salary about $4,000 to start, plus
employe benefits; permanent posi-
ton. opportunity for advancement
Call for appt.. MI. 1858. Ext. 652
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RADIO STUDIO ENGINEER; license
not required; must know equipment
paintenanee psdns sap and p5r tape recording.
REAL ESTATE or business chance
make up to Sio, 900 yearly If YOU
follow Instructions. Cali c. r.
YOUNG. ST. 1900, for appointment.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. licensed,
experienced in general brokerage.
full-ttme salesman. Apply 1908
RkAk s''' EsTArE s;E E00g sAEIsMAN-Msn. IE
25-40. experienced dealing with pub.
lie; prefer resident Of Arlington;
unusually good opportunities with
our established business and steady
fIRsii IuRTA SRos.. ssomeSRs- oW. s5oo. n04es nom
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Proiect
Of 135 houses; Pre-. Reg. tx" f1nanc-
ing, in Prince Georges County; ex-
cellent opportunity; brokers need not
apply. Call WI. 1905. Il
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. full time;
unlimited possibilities in the thriv-
ing area Of Wheaton. Montgomery
s3Sf5f s3MuEL E. p BooLEY. me-. Nca'9shsoSa; Whssson
Qface. LO. 5-3434.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, exper.,
with car. The executive type, capa-
BILE OF earning $4,000 per yr. !
have wonderful proposition for the
right man. Apply at 6467 Marlboro
pike. 8 to q am, Mon, Tues, Wed.
ALVIN EPLING, "a
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TV statesmen

Direct factory distributor
needs several aggressive
men, with good background
and selling ability; excel
lent opportunity to progress
with growing organization.
Must have neat appearance
and automobile. Attractive
salary arrangement.
Apply in person, MR.. MARSELLE,
31O2 10th rd, No. Arlington, Va.
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ting goods,
SPORTS CENTER
Sth and d SITS. NV,
SALESMAN
SALESMAN AT ONCE

opening for man over 40
years Of age to service this area In
advisory. semiprofessional capacity.
Pleasant contacts among home
owners. Car necessary. Complete
training given by successful COM
pany representative. No knowledge
lent compensation discussed al IN.
terview. Write STRESING, Boy
202, Newark. New York.
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ROUTE SALESMAN

AVN ~ 9xAA&x1J1Vxk&4N
Start at $50 a week while training.
ned for route. Call DU. iii be-
tween 8 and IL am. for information
and appointment. MANHATTAN
COMPANY. Laundry and Dry Clean
Ing. 1928 Florida ave. NV.
SALESMAN, man who Ss contactine
hotels and institutions. out of town
within 200-mile radius of Washing
ff9n' to salo seil furniture refinishinE
sAIEsMANWca!.ins on hotel and
restaurant trade in the Washington,
D. c. area to take en- additional line
for old established New York City
meat house; give full details. Box
sAIEsMAN-Lighting fixture dept,
view call Mr.. Samuel. ATLANTIC
EEdLECTRlcAL SUPPLY CORP, Elk.
SALESMAN, mems furnishings, some
selling experiences; salary and COM
SOW ST. Alesl. MENs Ns' STORES 7ss x Ks,ns
SALESMAN. i experienced in seliine
sIAzA "a SPORT SHOP. 1otS o'isSsAii and 1 i
SALESMAN wanted with. wide ae-
furnish leads for service CO. 10.
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store, exper. preferred; excel. earn
ings, permanent position. NATION
Al SHIRT SHOPS. s42 r st. NV.
Statesmen, with drug and chain fol-
lowing, on commission basis. wanted
by Sunglass manufacturer; all terri
tories open. Write particulars In
hESt letter. Box 1878. Star.
SALESMAN, experienced man, for
mems dept. of retail clothing store.
aaS saaIs ABILITY for App1 pan Tiss ialstesSs
CLOTHING. 7o3 III st. NV. ~
SALESMAN for Maryland, District Of
Columbia and Virginia for nation
ally advertised Boston and President
hnes ot suspenders, garters, belts
ana athletic supporters. We also are
manufacturers OF ladies' Velvet Grip
ter belts. etc. These lines are solo
TO, wholesale, department store and
retail classes Of trade. Please give
all information and sales manager
WI De In, Washington week Of April
ma Tor personal interviews. Please
reply r. Box 1868. Star.
SaLmSMAN, exnsnsa with With cal; $50 week plus
si9ns: good personality. experienced
salesman. A preferred. permanent
sales position. Al firrn. Write
Box 1a5.Y.. Star. -
SALESMAN, Lumber and Mil Work
Excellent EXCELLENT opportunity for man ex:
mill work retailing; must be alert,
intelligent and able to apply himself.
aeply IN own hand writing, Box
SALESMAN, experienced ia selling
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SALESMAN

Experience in selling nationally
known furnishings and sportswear.
Permanent position Liberal dis
count PRIVILEGES. Apply
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r st. NV. -
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Help MEN

ROUTE MAN-White, for va. route
Prefer man who lives In Arl. OF
Fairfax. Do not apply II you dc
not want to work. Must be sober
and honest, have good references
MI. j. +. Gibbons. WAsH1NGToN
LAUNDRY, 2627 K st. NV. II
ROUTEMAN, white, experienced for
established dry cleaning route, NV.
section. Will consider part-tiyne
man. Good salary and commission
or straight salary. MELODY
ROUTEMAN SALESMAN, for dry
cleaning route, must be reliable,
good references; salary and commits
sion: Steady lob for the right man.
WESTOVER CLEANERS. 1851 North
Wash. blvd. Arl., Va. KE. 3-7017.
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OFFSET STRIPPER-
Observation-Disclosures

Large press sizes. Only dependable.
highly skilled, all-around man need
apply for this permanent key posi-
tion. with our fast expanding organ
ization. CRAFTSMAN PRESS, INC,
Ais llth st. s.w., ST. 0444.
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YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
Ambitious high school grad
uate to assist with general
work in washington ONCE OF
nationally known firm OF busi-
ness consultants. reply in own
handwriting giving background
and qualifications in brief.
Beginning salary, S160 per
month. Box 171-V, Star.
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BANK BOOKKEEPER


Young lady, Burroughs book
Keeping machine operator. Ex-
perience preferred but not
necessary. 5-day week.
The Munsey Trust Co.
1929 e ST. NV. =.
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HELP MEN

Statesmen. real estate. have OPEN
ings for 2 men. Experience not
necessary, II you are ambitious. Part
properties. Leads furnished you.
w. Clifford Shertzer, Realtor
1n1n Vermnnf Ave RE 21n1
Evening star., 1951-04-01

OFFICE ASSISTANT for Silver Spring
wholesale progressive corporation;
excellent promotion opportunities
some accounting knowledge pre-
ence and salary desired. Box Az
OfFiCE MANAGER, perm. position:
business and accounting major, 2t
to So; disqualification, d1sanillty
group insurance, retirement; 80 fz-
hr week DI 0333. -
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OFFSET PRESSMAN

To run 4lx54 Potter; also Webendor'
fer 22x29 and new Harris stream
feed 22x34. Only highly skilled, de-
pendable men need apply for these
permanent jobs. Premium pay: ex-
cellent working conditions. CRAFTS
MAN PRESS, INC. 4l5 11th st.
s.w.. ST. 0444.
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ROUTE MEN

For established retail milk routes;
married preferred, % to 35 years OF
age. Cash bond required. Salary
and commission. Very good average.
5Ha-day week. Excellent working
conditions. Vacations with pay.
Apply IN person. 2539 Pa. ave. NV.
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YOUNG MEN, 1924, good char
acter, neat appearance, to join
three-month periodical promotion
tour leaving Mon; expenses paid in
cluding hotel, meals. transportation
In new station wagon; weekly COM
mission and bonus; permanent posi-
tons also available. MR.. MASON.
Cairo Hotel. 10 am 4 pm, 3-6 pm.
o.
YOUNG MEN for our collection dept,
opportunity for advancement; ex-
cellent starting salary. EISEMAN'S,
r at 7th
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ELITE LAUNDRY
2119 18th St. NV .
MECHANIC
Apply 1850 NJ st NV. no. 2631:-
MECHANICAL
CRAFTSMAN

Permanent position with progressive
manufacturer for person with ma
ver Spring. Md. -3
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PORTER

Young man, colored, light porte,
work: good handwriting Q require
dependable, reliable, young man;
bring references with you. Apply
Monday morning at $3.50 only
KAPLOWITZ, on 18th between
and n
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STOCK CLERK

STOCK CLERK
Young man. white, II TO 1s; full time.
permanent position. Apply WIN
BALLANTYNE g. SONS. 1921 F st
NV. between 10-11 am. and 3-4
pm. -
STORE ROOM CLERK, for food unit
perpetual inventory; responsible fol
storing and issuing Of all supplies;
MENT SERVICES, INC. 1886 sIsi
st. NV. 3
STOREROOM MAN
This is good position for an active
and responsible man between 35 anc
IS yrs. of age. For Bookkeeping
and handling Q large variety OF sup
plies. Apply personnel once,
HOTEL STATLER
L Street Entrance. =:
STORM SASH SALESMAN - A COM
plete line of products insures the
success Of exp. salesman. Combina.
tions in aluminium. steel and Cali.
easements. screens and screen doors
incl. combinations; metal weather
S...ps .e. all t:pSs of openings, incl
a sTccisl metal weather strip fol
steel easements. caulking and rocl
wool irsuiation.. we nave the pro
ducts, If you have the ability Il
sell. Call CHAMBERLAIN. LA
s6PsslNPENbRRSr SJRsiS III NaBRRSsi for shoppin,
center in nearby suburb. One ca
pable Of making minor repairs, Il
clean and operate boiler and stoke
and attend parking lot. Salary
$165 per mo. to start; apt. ant
utli. furn. Must be between 81
and 40 yrs. old, married and nj
lions, BOX 72-Y, Star.
SURVEY ROD NAN and chain man
permanent employment for exepri
enced young man. Apply. MR.. KAP
Ian. 1o04 Ripley IT., Silver eprins
Mo. "a
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WHO CAN SUCCEED?

Specially salesmen of all kinds.
Storm window statesmen
Heating salesmen.
Book statesmen.
Vacuum cleaner salesmen.
Cooking ware statesmen.
Real estate statesmen.
Appliance salesmen.
Any salesman with q positive mental
attitude who win work.
We have only o limited number oi
openings. This opportunity may moi
come your way again.
APPLY TO MR.. ELDRIDGE
HOTEL CONGRESSIONAL
200 New Jersey Ave. Sc.
April 2. IL am. OR 8 pm. only,
Car required.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

RADIO PARTS MAN
Our rapidly expanding parts depart
ment has an opening for an alert
man with some knowledge of radio
components. The work is divided
day week, $50 to 5 pm.
WHOLESALERS
707 Edgewood st. NE. -3
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TESTER AND STARTER, steady work
and good pay. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
CLEANER, 715S Marlboro pike.
advancement; starting salary. S55
per wk. Must have car. Box 1877
v. Star.
TIRE SERvICE-Man, exper. in truck
tire service. Must be reliable and
refs. See Mr.. Mccoy, CROKER
GENERAL TIRE CO.. 14th and Que
SITS. NV. -3
TIRE yULCANIZER-Exper., for tire
recapping shop. Must be good
I. workman and have refs. Perm,
Mr.. Friend. CROKER GENERAL
TIRE CO., 14th and Que SITS. NV.
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WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMAN
home appliances; excellent oppor-
tunity, good working conditions and
pay; truck furnished. Call MIR
WEST: OR. 7974. -3
ing. Must have finished watch.
makers school. ERNEST BURK
614 18th St, NV.
WATER FILTER Plant OPERATOR
Educational requirement, 2 year!
high school. Over 2l years Of age
Location Of employment. near Foul
Shepherd 2100 for interview.
BOY WANTED. messenger clerk, bus!
office: opportunity for advancement
Call Ii. 5-6700, ext, 5217S. -3
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MESSENGER

1918 years of age. neat in appear
ance. courteous and willing to give
good attendance. Apply personnel
Room 500. Oen weekdays, $500
and Sat, 81.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-04-01
NIGHT WATCHMAN

Sober, reliable man for Job at local
motor court; hours. IL pm. TO
am; 6-day week; no age limitation,
but must pass physical examination
and furnish satisfactory references
GOVERNMENT SERVICES 1NC.,
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STENOGRAPHER-
CLERK
THE PULLMAN
COMPANY

Apply Room 209. Union Station.
STOCK CLERK, experienced, TO
lighting fixture department, whole
sale elec. supply house; excellen
opportunity. hours and pay. Appl!
in person, between 4 and pm.
4410 Georgia ave. NV. Ask 10
STOCK CLERK, experienced in gro
ceries. Apply In person Coral
HILLS SUPER MARKET. 473'
Marlboro nix Sc -6
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NIGHT FIREMAN

For large apt. development. Hours
nm. to II. knowledge OF neavy
and light oil burners, electricai ano
334l 23rd st. Sc. Il
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We furnish you with definite appoint
ments with prospects who have ex-
pressed desire to buy.
We give you ample training and aid.
We. work constantly to help you
achieve still greater success.
You will be among the highest paid
statesmen In any field.
You will be equipped with everything
possible to help you,
You will enjoy financial security that
Few statesmen ever achieve.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

SUMMER POSITION
Teacher or college woman who pre-
fers religious work Unusual in
come opportunity. Write fully. Give
phone, Box 341-S Star.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-29
This Community Does A Job!

What tremendous results can be accomplished IN a
community less than years time quite staggering
with the made this week by the Cleveland
Graphite Bronze Company that the Noble county plant is
actually production producing bushngs by the thousands
On Wednesday, January IT, of this year. 1851 two repre-
SentatveS of the Cleveland company and representative
of the Ohio Power Company arrived in Caldwell to view
the mere potentialities of the for some industrial
development
The day. indeed, provided setting not to be wholly
desired by officials of the Noble County Chamber of Com
when impression of the communtys assets was
being profoundly conveyed to the visiting industrial
enatves Under the circumstances the two Chamber OF
Commerce officials acted solely in accordance with sound
judgment and fortude, with the anticipation the meeting
would conclude some favorable outcome.
Several times in the past similar contacts were made
with the local civic group and the outcome realized little
results Yet the meeting with Merle Young Attorney
Bill Brown and Gene Furnace seemed register happy
chord and subsequent meeting with company officials
carried like expression of agreement
A member of the Noble County Chamber of Commerce
very elegantly expressed the coming of the Cleveland
Graphite Bronze Company to Noble county, ut only
fate due for a grand slam And indeed, it is
Noble counys good fortune to- lay claim in securing one
of the counrys finest and most enterpriSing companies
The announcement by John Mckinley plant manager,
that the Caldwell plant is in production carried story
heretofore equaed in the industrial ANIMALS of the
$50 years of Noble counys existence Its tarreachng sig
nficance be denied by any person residing within
the confines of Noble county and the immediate surround
ing area.
The mere existence of the Caldwell plant will undoubt
edy change the of the future of Oho baby county
The good to be derived is immeasurabe.
Meritorousy look to the Cleveland Graphite Bronze
the inspiration for all to achieve greater
local field of endeavor To recompense the work and the
compshment of the Cleveland company the citizens of
Noble county should with sincere purpose OF mind seek to
prove their worthness in zeaousness and affabilty.
Good friendly relationship must be keynoed by all for
ultimate in rapid industrial development
We salute the Cleveland Graphite Bronze Company .
Mr. James Myers Mr.. William Latter Mr. Merle
Young Attorney Willard Brown we're happy to claim
you friends and behalf of the people of Noble county,
grateful for the consideration extended by your
decision in locating such fine plant among
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-29
The Christmas Season

Santa Claus will pay his long awaited visit to Caldwell
and Noble County Saturday Dec. at o'clock with final
preparations in charge of the Noble County Chamber of
Commerce.
Sanas arrival officially opens Yuetde season in
this community and is expected that hundreds will be
hand to greet him.
He will be escorted Caldwell and the public square
by the Caldwell high school band fire department and other
local dignitares after which the little tots will take
They will then be given the opportunity of talking to
Santa and telling him what they want most in their stocking
Christmas morning.
The merchants in Caldwell will also cooperate with his
arrival and the stores we'll the public square, will be
gaily decorated for the occasion
This year, the c. of c. is giving cash prizes
best decorated home in Caldwell, the winners be
nounced during Christmas week.
Santa will return to Caldwell the following Saturday
afternoons Dec g. Is and the 22nd when the annual
munity treat is held for the older children.
This annual event will also begin at o'clock with the
Chamber OF Commerce providing treat of candy and fruit
in addition to free movie at both theatres
Everything again being done by the civic organization
to provide gay yulede for the kdes of the
and every of the local stores
The merchants have indicated their stock heavy for
this Xmas buying season and above par quality and price
Again urge you to do your shopping at home first
Look through each and every Caldwell for the
wonderful gifts which you have in mind You will be
to find them this year.
BY doing, you will make everybody happy including
the children the merchants, and above ALL increase the
money circulation in the community.
Remember the above dates Santa Claus will officially
open the Christmas here Saturday at o'clock
and for the next two successive Saturdays he be visit
ing the stores and with the children particularly
the smaller tots
On Saturday. Dec %, he will be on hand to officiate
for the annual Christmas treat which will be held at both
theatres, beginning promptly at o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-29
This Week
in
Washington

For the first time since the
lobbyreporting act was passed in
1916, lobby spending in congress
dropped during the first six
months of this year to the tune
of approximately a million dol
lars, according to a survey by
Congressional Quarterly, non
partisan congressional reporting
service.
The survey reveals that for the
first six months lobbyists listed
with the clerk of the house of
representatives $4,288,3O Janu-
ary through June as compared to
$5,272,739 in the same period in
1850. The survey indicated, how
ever, that some organizations are
using different technique in re-
porting, some are reporting late
and that some of the late reports
have not been made public.
According to the survey, big
gest spender in the period named
was the American Farm Bureau
Federation with $412,8l2, with
the second biggest the American
Medical Association with $288,234
for legislative activity. Farm
Bureau said its listed outlay was
a total for all purposes and that
lobbying accounted for a small
percentage of that amount. Five
other groups reported total ex-
penditures in excess of 100000
including the National Associa-
ton of Electric Companies 1921
470; Committee for Constitutional
Government $188,691 (first quart
er only); National Association for
Advancement of Colored People,
$184, ,794; Association of American
Railroads, $127,642, and the
Trucking Industry for National
Defense Committee, $115,448 (sec-
ond quarter only.
American Farm Bureau Feder-
alton reported receiving $780,
373.16, spending $415,812.96, and
said that in the opinion of its Of
ficers only a small percentage of
the listed income and disburse-
ments could be charged to lobby
ing activities. According to the
report, income is used to pay
salaries of all personnel of offices
in Chicago and Washington as
we'll as rent and other expenses.
AFBF collections comprise in
come from state organizations for
membership dues (at rs cents per
individual farm family) totalling
$580,134. This would give the
Farm Bureau a paid up member
ship of 773,5l2.
Eight Farm Bureau Federation
officers submitted individual re-
ports listing their legislative in
terests as we'll as their half-year
salaries with combined total of
$36,725, as follows: President AL
Ian B. Kline, $4,000; Roger w.
Fleming, secretary-treasurer, &c.
! 800; John c. Lynn, associate di-
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