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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-12-06

in charge. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
kemmer of Painesville Grange
were present. Application of one
reinstatement was read. 1t was
announced the next regular
meeting will be. Dec. IL when
the quarterly birthday supper
will be held, honoring all birth
days in the last quarter. Com.
mittee on same is Mrs. Ora
Daniels, Mrs. Gladys Wodolan
Mrs. Edwina Stone. There will
be an exchange of gifts. install.
lation of officers will be Janu,
ary 8. Following the business
meeting a chilli supper was ser
we'd by Mrs. Mildred Skinner,
Mrs. Eleanore Morehouse and
Mrs. Lillian Leggett. AS the
men won in tn Literary contest,
the ladies had to serve the sup
per. The new Home Economic
committee is Mrs. Rose Weitzen-
hof, Mrs. Verbal Schelle and
Mrs. May Barber.
Mrs. Earl Edeburn entertain
ed Sunday honoring her niece,
Mrs. Alfred Peine of Thompson,
Mrs. Mary Hopper and Miss
Mary Hopper of Garfield Hgts.,
Mrs. Marie Grinius of Thomp-
son, Mrs. Gilmore Sinkus of
Cleveland, Mrs. George More
house of Cleveland, Mrs. Helen
Morehouse of Euclid, Miss June
'Olds, Mrs. JoyceErjavec, Mrs.
Marie Olds, Mrs. Carmen Zni-
barsnic and Miss Joan Jnibars-
mic of Thompson Mrs. Marilyn
Zinzig of Painesville, Mrs. Irene
Klog, Mrs. Carl Peine and Mrs.
Karl Jones of Thompson and
Mrs. Hattie Carnegie of Mont
vile and the hostess Mrs. Ede-
burn who served refreshments.
The honored guest received
many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Lyau huntoon entertain
ed the DIlly Daily club Tuesday
evening. Attending were Mrs.
Ted Stone, Mrs. Lewis Burger,
Mrs. Paul Tommer, Mrs. Larry
Stone, Mrs. Andrew Stone, Mrs.
Albert Stanley, Mrs. Berton
Beardsley and Mrs. Marie Hum
pei. The birthday anniversary
Of Mrs. Larry Stone was honor
ed and she was presented with
a group gift. The evening was
spent socially. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Mrs.
Ted Stone will entertain Dec.
S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krejci at
tended the Steffancin wedding
in Chardon Saturday morning
and the wedding breakfast and
reception in the evening.
Guests at the Krejci-Ineman
home at Thanksgiving time were
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Smith and
daughters of LAGRANGE, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter HaloWaty and dau-
ghter Janet and Stanley Kyn-
kor of Cleveland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Bloom and son Tom
of Mansfield. ALI came on We'd
nesday night and the Smiths,
Kynkors and Halowatys return
ed to their respective homes on
Thursday evening, and the
Blooms and Janet HaloWaty re-
NAMED until Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Krejci accompan-
led by friends spent Wednesday
in Cleveland.
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Parkman News Notes
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niece, Irene Fowler of Char
don; Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs.
Glaze, great nieces; Alice and
Franie Glaze of Chesterland;
Clair Ann and Doinell Nit
chell of Newbury, great-great
nieces. Mr.. Ed Glaze was also
present at the gathering.
Phoenix Chapter Holds
Farewell Party
Phoenix Chapter No. 329,
Parkman held their regular
meeting last Tuesday, Nov. 27.
Worthy Matron, Eileen Potter
presiding in the East welcomed
the Past Matrons and Patrons
who were later escorted to
the East. Worshipful Master
Junior Komandt was well
coined and escorted to the East.
One visitor from jefferson was
also welcomed by the Worthy
Matron. After the closing of
chapter an ademdem was given
by the officers in honor of
the Worthy Matron after which
gift was presented to her.
Following the meeting de-
lightful luncheon was served in
the dinner room by the Worthy
Matron as her party for her
officers and members of Phoe-
nix Chapter.
Western Phoenix Lodge will
hold Installation of Officers on
Saturday, Dec. 8.
Funeral Held Saturday for DR..
John Heeley
Services for DR.. John A..
Heeley, &c, retired Trumbull-
Portage-Mahoning County area
physician who died at Chilli
cothe, O., Wednesday, were
held at Mallory Memorial
Home in Garrettsville at $50
pm. last Saturday, Dec. l.
DR.. Heeley began his prac-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Daniels
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Weber
and son spent Saturday evening
in Cleveland.
Mrs. Steve Ziegler entertain
ed the Birthday club Wednesday
when Mrs. Ziegler served a chic
ken dinner to Mrs. Lester Skin
ner, Mrs. Milton Gray, Mrs. Ro-
bert Scheller, Mrs. Walter Dice
kow, Mrs. H. Drenske, Mrs. Ro-
bert Perry and Mrs. E. F. Weber
The afternoon was spent in play
ing pinochle with Mrs. Scheller
winning high score and Mrs.
Skinner low. Mrs. Scheller will
entertain at Christmas party
Dec. 27.
Many people from Montville
went to Chardon Sunday even
ing to enjoy the Christmas con-
cert given by Crandall Hender-
shot and others.
Mr.. Chester Hogan has sold
his farm in the north east part
of Montville to Mr.. and Mrs
MarceIIa Schwartz of Cleveland.
MIR. Schwartz is employed at
the Thompson Products. They
nave three children, ages 8, 4
and IA months.
Mrs. Milton Gray and Mrs.
Leonard GelSman were in Cleve-
land Tuesday.
Mrs. j. D. Sidley underwent
an operation at Hanna House,
on Tuesday. She is doing as will
as can be expected.
Mrs. Florence Trask has re-
sumed her teaching at Montville
school after several weeks alb
Sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rehor of
Cleveland spent day recently
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rehor.
Mrs. Orrin Carnegie and son
Charles Of Ft. Meade, Md. spent
the past week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edeburn. She
has had her house trailer NOV
ed from Maryland to Montville.
Mr.. Carnegie is over seas.
Rev. FIR. Matthew Herttna of
Canton was a recent guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Herttna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Majka and
sons recently visited his par
ents in Painesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hemer re-
Gently visited his parents at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Re-
hor at Geauga Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Barber and
Mrs. Ernest Stapel were in
Painesville ednesday.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert GeiSman and family
were Ray Hines, and MIR. and
Mrs. Ray Refer of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Carraher
and son of Madison were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Irask and Mr.. and Mrs. Harlyn
Stoltz and family.
Miss Hattie Stoltz has return
ed home after week spent with
relatives in Geneva and Harp
ersfield.
The Mothers and Daughters
club will meet Dec. 10 at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Arnold for
a Christmas party. There will be
exchange Of gifts.
Saturday evening guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Milton Gray were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kase and
daughter of Chester and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Wingard of Hambden.
Mrs. Milton Gray and Mrs. J.
Wingard were in Cleveland on
Monday.
and DR.. M. M. Stetson and mo-
tner Mrs. Avis Stetson of Will
Ioughby were called Sunday to
the home of Mrs. George Gar
ritt who was i'll.
Miss Mary Rhodes of Paines-
vile visited Mrs. Garritt Sun
day.
The Ladies Aid Society will
meet Thursday for dinner. Mrs.
Milton Gray is dinner chairman.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Ziegler were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wachs of Willoughby and
Mrs. Pearl Denton and Mrs. Kit
ty McKough of Chardon.
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tice at Parkman, and later
served as roetgenologist at st
Joseph's hospital for several
years. He also practiced medi,
cine in Warren and Youngs-
town.
He was born in England,
Dec. 5, 1884 and came to the
United States when an infant
He was a graduate of Ohio
State University medical school
and began his Parkman prac-
tice about 1910.
DR.. Heeley retired six years
ago because of ill health. He
was member of Parkman
Congregational church and the
Western Phoenix Masonic
Lodge at Parkman. He was a
veteran of World War 1.
His wife, the former Mable
Welsh, preceded him in death
in 1949.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Marilyn Luoma, Detroit
and. Miss Jean Heeley of Cleve-
land, and three brothers.
Rev. Donald Wilson offici-
ated at the services with burial
in Overlook Cemetery in Park
man.
Parkman Man Injured enroute
to Hospital
Mr. Clyde Flight of Parkman
was injured this past Wednes-
day morning while enroute to
the hospital to see his wife
who is a patient there.
Mr.. Flights pickup truck ran
off the road on a curve and
down steep embankment to
the bank of the Mahoning
river.
Flight who received possible
fractured ribs and contuSionS,
is reported in good condition.
Mrs. Flight was operated on
the following morning.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Flight
have the good wishes of friends
for a speedy recovery. Their
son is staying in the Amolsh
home for the present.
Firemen and Auxiliary Plan
Christmas Party
Plans are in the making for
Community Xmas party to
be held the week before
Christmas. The Parkman fire
men and the Auxiliary are lay
ing these plans at this writing.
Plan to attend this Community
Party. Details will be given
at later date.
Phoenix Chapter to hold
Installation
Phoenix Chapter No. 329
will hold installation of Off
GERS Tuesday evening, Dec. IL
at the Masonic Temple in Park
man. Mrs. Lula Klaiss, Past
Matron of Crescent Chapter,
Garrettsville, will be the in
stalling officer. All members
and friends are heartily well
come.
Regular meeting of the Park
man firemen will be held
Wednesday evening, Dec. 12.
All members are urged to at
tend to complete plans for the
Christmas Party.
Single Women defeated in
Basketball game
The basketball game, spon-
sored by the Friendship Circle
and held Friday evening was
grand success. The results
were that the single women,
composed mostly of high school
girls were defeated by the mar
rled women by two points. The
married women feel proud in
winning even by this small
margin. We congratulate the
single girls and perhaps they
shall win another time.
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THE RECORD, cHARDoN, O., DECEMBER 6. 1e51-1s

The married men were not
as fortunate as the married
women, they were defeated by
the single men by two points.
The novel game was the
married men versus the mar
ried women. The men appeared
on the floor dressed as women
and gave a very good perform
ance. Even the referee, Connie
Testa was dressed for the part
he had to play. When a foul
was given, one married wom-
man for making eyes at her
opponent the game really be-
gan to get laughs. Those who
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attended the game will not
forget that one game for long
time. The score? Just about
even. Thanks to everyone who
helped to make this success.
The regular meeting of Park
man P. T. A. will be held
Thursday evening, Dec. 6.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-12-06

Defense Is YOUR job, toe! Your
u. s. Defense Bonds help maintain
Americas economic strength just as
your boys in uniform maintain her
military strength. Your Series E De-
fenSe Bonds are now a better buy
than ever. They will return you II
per- cent more than your original in
vestment if held for 20 years. When
buying Defense Bonds you're build
ing q cash reserve that will some
day buy you a home, educate your
children, or support you when you
retire. US. nrsosury Department
Evening star., 1951-06-13

laundry and dry clean
ing route: excellent earnings on
commission with guarantee; $50
HT1P T T.AT1NDPv
Evening star., 1951-06-13
WAITER
Experienced only No Sunday. Apply
ALFONSO'S RESTAURANT, 1903 I

ST. NV. -1o
WATERS, must be experienced. Ap-
ply GusTTs RESTAURANT. 1887
WAREHoUsEMAN. "a III DiE electrical SUB supply
house: good opportunity for ad-
MINIoN ELECTRIC SUPPLY Co,
5053 Lee highway, Arlington. Va.
wATcHMAkERs. fltI fRS2. .exper. preferred. rr
nent lob. Write or call JAYsoN's,
81. Caroline ST.. Fredericksburg
YlAiRspbMEN tpart time, to work in
efs III dsy sssa saa' Must svspnss s. abe aRs
to work both times. Permanent
Jobs. write to BOX 2o7-c. Star;
MAN. white. wanted; 30 to 40. for
9ssszFal ssz baltimore SaTe IN sRs saHs
MAN, colored, to work in grocery s
store; no evenings, no sundays.
MAN. white. for work in furniture
physical condition: must have b. G.
drivers permit; permanent. Report
for interview between $50 am. and
IL noon Thursday. Mr.. Matthews.
CoLoNx {; D Wo HoHsE' Syls 4244 Conn. ave.
MAN. colored bellman; neat sober
and reliable: 4-l2 s.x-day week;
permanent. COSMOS CLUB! 1920
H st. NV. Mr. Goodwin. before
MAN. colored. to work in LIQUOR store
Must be sober and furnish 1st-class
refs. Steady position and good
pay. Apply 401 7th St s.w. LA
MAS sassd TO ossSSn Assist stock s manager. r
annual vacation with pay; hos
pitalization and insurance. Apply
Mr., Burns, after 10 am. S. S.
WHITE DENTAL MFG. CO., 1908
MAN TO CLEAN and grease buses
and change tires. Hours, 9 pm. to
2 am. Apply. after pm, 51S 10th
st. ne. No phone calls.
MAN WITH CAR toScoilect on regular
Contact scsass ss1sfTF sos SsF ROLE sSSvsPss yEW
ELRY, 710 7th stR W IL
Evening star., 1951-06-13
HELP WokAEh
KITCHEN SUPERVISOR

KITCHEN SUPERVISOR
And assistant for afternoon and even
ings. Closed Saturday evening, Sum
day and holidays. CHAMBERLIN
CAFETERIA, s19 18th st. NV, Ma.
1880 Ia
MANTCURIST AND SHAMPOO GIRL
pleasant surroundings. AMBASSA-
Dor HOTEL BEAUTY SALON. Ma.
MEDICAL SECRETARY and recep-
ZIONIST to work In doctors once In
medical center. Must have experi-
ence in business and patient con-
facts. Excellent references re-
quired. Apply in own handwriting.
Box 37-E, Star. -15
NIGHT CASHIER AND CLERK in
business ONCE; good salary. Apply in
person only, personnel ONCE, PROV
IDENCE HOSPITAL. End and D sts.
NURSE. permanent position in doc.
tors once. medical center: assume
complete responsibility Of once: ex-
celient references required, Reply
Star.
NURSES AIDE. white, for s-hr. dntv
IN suburban sanitarium; live in. nice
quarters; good food. FA. Ot,43,
OFFICE CLERK-Our accounting Of
nee, needs reliable woman for gem
efal ONCE routine and business pro-
cedures; typing nelpful but not nee
eSsary; good starting salary with
excellent chance for advancement,
apply IN person to MANHATTAN
CO., 1928 Florida ave. NV,
Evening star., 1951-06-13
HELP MEN

MAN wanted to deliver salads. Apply
between II and IL. CAPITAL BAL
AID CO.. 4S9 K st. NV. -13
MEN Interested In learning sheet
metal fabricetion; no exper. re-
CURED. See Mr.. Dove. COLUMBIA
SSPECIALTY SPsSa M CO. 500 Bradley blvd.
MEN tS)-White. to distribute cir
cularsi daily pay, SO; apply z am.
$50 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-13
hELP ME

SHOE SALESMAN - An experienced
sober man can have position with
assured advancement and good sal
alary. Also part-time help needed.
1000 HNiS AVA lRAH Il q
Evening star., 1951-06-13
MANSHATTAN 81 IiIi] CO
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
1928 Florida Ava NV

ROUTE statesmen
Age Is to 80, to sell Luzianne
Coffee to retail grocery
outlets in Washington. Sal
ary, $50 per week guaran-
teed plus commission. See
MR.. NORRIS, Room 100,
Barr Bldg, 910 18th st. NV,
Mon. to Fri. after 3 pm. and
Sat. 8 to II.
Evening star., 1951-06-13

LIST or and class; hours. pm. to 12i
p.na.:. attractive salary and good
working conditions. Apply In per-
son to Chief Engineers Once, GAR
TTEY.n MEMnDIAT unEnTn
Evening star., 1951-06-13
HELP MEN
YOUNG MEN

lao years old. Three needed for
new, successful advertising plan
Experiensed in contacting the pub
We will give you complete training
substantial drawing account against
earned commissions. Car necessary,
for concentrated calls. Apply In
person, from 10 to IL and q to 4,
TO Mr: Robeson. at FIT. LINCOLN
CEMETERY, 1901 Bladensburg rd.
Evening star., 1951-06-13

sALkeAGAN-Outstanding opportuni-
ty for top notch aggressive sales
man to sell Americas leading tire
In city OF washington. Man selected
must b Of excellent character.
have outstandins sales record and
Ss abls 70 supply best Of references.
esokxs easaa s's saEsER risR h. CO.. erasssi sssd
sAafHssMAiN' zaf n n taaso) 1is to sell podss and
Plymouth automobiles; salary and
commission. demonstrator furnished:
Sxseilsnt eDportInity sse Sr e mass svSsh Sss
hoa ss3hssa. cS 2d. 77sE " 2f1Ss''0wn sfia. 1 5d
sALEsMAN-Ws have i opsning for
an aggressive man 27 to 80.
preferably college graduate and
w'a aee isw ssa5s 9r sspE fo
excel. earnings; only career minded
WRITER Co, INC, EX. 1888. Ia
SALESMAN, high grade. 1ull time;
has opportunity to represent ma
Held: Il you pass the following az
qualifications. your earnings should
be $1,000 first year or more O) Be
tween .2S and 40. health. habits.
enthusiasm. also desired for life
lltuo CouueCtiuu. CSJ Man we re-
quire must be managerial timber.
Car necessary: will give inside and
outside field training. leads to quail
ned man, assuring success from the
beginning. For appointment, fur
nish complete resume. include phone
number. Box 10-H, Star. -15
mems wear: must be ca
pable. selling mems clothing. fur
nishings and hats. Speciality store
eXperiene0 Good salary uIlfs conn
mission. Permanent position for
right man. CARTOONS INC. Ring
Building. 18th and M sts. NV. IA
SALESMAN WANTED To call on
retail grocers. Good opportunity for
right man with food manufacturer.
Salary and expenses. Car furnished,
Evening star., 1951-06-13
statesmen N-CANVASsERs

<<A@N 3AACA024to
s15SSo Sp dss Sfs. BBeausis BBesmanspt ass
ception. Work own hours. Pay
daily. No car nee. MR.. HARRIS,
RE. 6270 or RE. 1889. 10 to Il.
lie
sALEsMEN. ROUTE (2J-Men 21-40
to, operate established coffee, route;
sssaiary' salary commission. bonus. sedan de-
tlnity for right men. See Mr.. Greg
MENT SERVICE, tSA io6 II. Aa Fairfax.
Friday. June IA. To-. Ia
a S,,f for +, Istall selling; good
Sanl,ahry; Sn,h T. s SURPLUS y SALES Co. 425
SERVICE MAN. small Offset dqplicat-
ing equipment and Office folders;
good salary plus participation In
bonus pool; opportunity for advance
hsnt iasFion in cs gI3fEsssiys ES 5s47 AAA organ
fabrication ability, for day and night
work. All Jobs full time work. sal
ary and commission. Apply in per-
son. KoCHER SERVICE STATION,
sERXIdE ETS3 NlcsEls sTsTaosN aos siTrpsn.ST e.
with commission and overtime. Also
part-time men. Apply CONNERS &
sERSIcE EERRSTEE sI4a sTArIoS esSna AfTENDANT rTf
Experienced in general service sta
tion work; 6-day wk.; salary and
commission on sales; Apply at
sHEhr insh St METAL RiE HELPERS. for lS Guc,
work installation in nearby Md.
Call Ov.. 1886. bet. S-4. -19
SHIPPING CLERK, tipping necessary;
age 20-25, 5-day. 45-hour week;
salary open; location. Silver Spring,
Md. Phone 81. 1900, Personnel
Department.
SHOEMAKER, experienced; new shou
and equipment. Call LU. 4-3666.
Evening star., 1951-06-13
HELP MEN
RNIIMT m.ERY

Must know hand transcript; for busy
downtown Washington hotel Boz
2S6-V. Star.
RETAIL BAKERY SALESMAN, white
age 25 to 40, salatg S55 per wk.,
plus commission. after short training
period, Average earnings 500 per
week. Call MR.. MORRIS. MA. 4537
for appointment. lie
SsIpers MaShAscs PR1nTr s z1aRaRMA snRfH an
INC, 243S 18th st. NV. --15
ROOFING MECHANICS AND HELP
ERS--Driver's permit; good pay. Call
Evening star., 1951-06-13
HELP WoMEN tcont.) J

CASHIER for mems furnishings
mSnent positton NAFiosAE ARFTiso5sfsfd SHIFT Ps!r
SHOP. 942 r st. NV. 10
CASHIER-CHECkER-Summer vaca-
ton. II you are available through
Labor Day. we have openings for
part-time work during the lunch
period IN Govt. bldg. Cafeterias;
must have telephone. exper. not
necessary; also perm. positions avail
able. GOVERNMENT SERVICES
INC INK O1et st =, r
Evening star., 1951-06-13
CLERKS 121
CLERKS

For optical and photogrsphie store;
experaeuce desirable but not essen.
ttal. Opportunity for advancement.
Apply 6l4 9th ct. NV. --l6
Evening star., 1951-06-13

CLERKS
For fling and stufang enyelopes: M
experience necessary; .6-day, 40-hr
and phone number when REPLYING
Box 4S2-E. Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT--Perm. position fol
qualified individual In modern air.
conditioned ONCE. Paid vacations
employe discounts. pleasant workinf
conditions; salary $55. Phone Mr.
s1llak f9r appointment. ARCADE
cIERkaTYPIsHTA. GRsiSf; r. gSee peessn. volfin, ls
pm. WEATHERGUARD CORP
I5ZI 18th st. NV. Apply MR.
CLERK-TYPIST, exper., must HAY,
neat handwriting and be accurat,
at ngures; 5-day week; starting sal.
ary. $50 per week. Apply only be.
TMesnoH Tween h;s9 @ snd 3;30 3;30 g;m4 WASH
CLEhh.TYPiST, perm. position, s.
cond:; in new modern building; pais
1its. Goth CENTURY FOX FIN
CORE. 4l6 Srd st. NV.
CLERK-TYPdST,. insurance ofice, g.
day week. Call Mr.. ADAMS, Ma
ngrRx yldS xostyssn yssn9 3 and 70 am; -1s
40-hr. week; air-conditioned bldg
s.w. sector; salary open. II inter
ested call MIR. EBERT. RI. $500
cLERK-TYPIsT. white, must tyre az
w.p.m.; interesting position with
sammsrfn 0DssSMIifaTpaits sMfTag rssNsrEE sss NJ
q STORAGE CO. 1918 You st. NV
CLERK-TYPIST. sxper. newspape,
ONCE circulation, records depart
ment: S-day week; vacation an,
other employe BENEFITS; rapid adj
vlncement. CO. 1017. -l6
CLERK-TYPIST-Experienced: excel
position with National concern; 8
benefits: starting salary. 500 mo.
plus CLA Of $50 mo. Reply in owl
fence. BOX e0-E. Star. anu ei% e1Ssf
CLERK-TYPIST, by automobile desle,
IN Bethesda. Nd, to answer PBJ
switchboard, type invoices and as
sist bookkeeper with posting; per
and vacation. group life insurane, %
sssrtins saiary. $3.50. caiI Nh
cEARpa cEEAAkRa s+YItisIIo 4di Ioog a. for .,s ,inserVisw
CRITICAL uuder 4Us NO exp. required
ful time: permanent position witt
excellent Excel n,,,.sw worrying ~. c,Snditions; i
Room 500, .s1s izsh ssst q. NV. ape; est
CLERK-TYPIST, young lady. white
for various clerical duties. for larsl
auto-parts store: 5ta-day week; S4:
to start; usual employe benefits. Cal
Mr.. Dixon, DE 2003, CENTRAL
AUTO PARTS, 1880 P st. NV. II
CLERK-TYPIsT---51a- day wk.; prefei
some one Falls Church vicinity
Apply In person, WISSINGER CHEW
ROLET Co. Corners, Fall
cLERkS4-TiYfffIsT: permanent position tt
S1dag 40.hr; wk. Apply NAVY
ton, Bldg T-32. ia
CLERK-TYPIST, young lady foi In.
teresting clerical duties in custom,
ers service department of lare,
local organization. Must be pleas.
ant and have good telephone voice
Starting salary depending upor
qualifications. Apply MANHATTAN
CO., Laundry and Dry Cleaning
l3ZS EIorlda ave. nv.
Evening star., 1951-06-13
CLERK

We have Q permanent position for a
young lady in our general once for
adding machine ration is heIpful;
6-day week; vacation with pay; acci-
dent and hospital insurance. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY. 2119 18th st.
Evening star., 1951-06-13
SEAT. ENERGETIC Y0TINc MEN :,

sEAT. ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN to
arrange appointments for home por-
trait Photographer. Proven terri
tory! Above average earnings, Start
immsd. Interviews, 10-6. LIFE
SIuDiO9, TOT @ st. NV. --13
JUH MEN are assured $500 MONTH
" income calling on established
appointments made by the company
in connection with local radio gift
program; salary or commission. Ap-
ply 551l 14th st. NV. IA
WANTED AT ONCE-Man for Raw.
leigh business Real opportunity
Tor worker. Experience preferred,
but not necessary Write RAW
LEIGHs. Dept. DCF-14-234. Ches-
RELIABLE colored man to work in
clean paper warehouse; prefer one
experienced with tewmotor but will
train good man; S-hr. day. 5-day
LITHoGRAPH Co, 1i46 East-West
highway. Silver Spring. Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-13

TREE EXPERTS, must be good, ex-
perienced climbers; good wages and
steady work. Lo. 6-2912, or Sligo
TRUCK DRIVER, white. for pickup
and delivery for hardware store;
II not reliable and ambitious do
not apply. See Mr.. Pendleton
1890 Georgia ave-. Wheaton Nd.
Evening star., 1951-06-13

FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored: exper
Meals and uniforms furnished; ap-
ply in person CHASTLETON PiAR-
MACY. 18th and R sts. NV. -l3
GIRL, eXper. only, 3 to
IL pm; no Sun. work; meals and
SoEosiAh Sssso: y DtakuoT2iSauoK. liz II gffi iS5Sia
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored. exper.,
ref, good hours. good surroundings.
l day OF a wk.. meals. Apply In
person only, COLUMBIA DRUG
STORE, $500 Penna. ave. NV.
GIRL, colored, for drug
store; must have excellent, lengthy,
recent. local references. S25 week
to start. 500 to 11:30. 3501
GIRLS. colored; fast: tor
salary. excellent working. conditions,
good hours. Evening shift. Must
have local experience; sodas, sand
wiches. Apply at once. PENN DRUG,
oFFIcE CLERK win
train; paid vacation and employe
ARIsTo CLEANERS AND DYERs,
1926 S. Capitol st. IA
HOSTESS for evening work only. 4:3O
to $50, Mondays of; well-known
high-claSs tea room In Silver Spring
must be active as job requires fast
work at times. Phone SH. 1901. IA