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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
Sixth Hobo Jungle Poison
Victim Claimed FridaV
Two Unidentified
Transients Buried
In County Plot

A sixth victim of a hobo camp
drinking party in which a paint
solvent was the beverage quaffed,
died in Magruder Hospital at
noon Friday
He was James ConnorS, about
53, of Akron, who had offered po
lice and the Sheriff'S department
considerable assistance last Thurs
day by helping to identify the
five dead men who preceded him.
He also told of the circumstances
of the drinking party which was
held in the "jungles" southeast
of the city early Thursday morn
ing.
Connors was lodged in the
county Jail by Sheriff Merlan
Budd last Thursday afternoon for
questioning until all the deaths
were cleared Up. He appeared in
good health and ate hearty meals
while incarcerated. Late Friday
morning he complained of pains
and was taken to the hospital,
where he died shortly after adj
mittance
Police believed he had joined
the drinking party, a fact which
he had Denied just before his
death.
The body was removed to the
Sanders Mortuary, and graveside
rites were conducted by Rev. l..
Stewart at the Ottawa County
Home Cemetery Tuesday
Two Buried Here
Two OF the five bodies found in
the hobo camp last Thursday re-
mained unclaimed and were bur.
led in the county cemetery Satur-
day, Rev. John Braun officiating
Relatives of three of the vie
Tins claimed the bodies of Leon
ard Holdrege, Chicago; Henry
Kuehl, Toledo and David J. Pier.
son, Akron.
The unclaimed remains arc
those of William Henry, Plymouth
Michigan, and a man who had
seen known as "Fairport Fat
who was believed to have been
Frank Nelson, of Monroeville, o.,
{. World War | veteran.
The victims, who had succumb
cd from drinking paint thinner
and snellac alcohol, were discov,
cred by City Patrolman William
Robel, who was making a routine
check of the hobo camp area.
The campsite was enormously
reported as being situated at the
rear Of the East Clinton Lumber
yard. 1t is, in fact on the oppo
site side of the tracks, near the
site of the old retarder plant
which is now known to transients
as the Jungle"
Police Chief Jack Shelter an
nounced that the jungle has beer
ordered cleaned up and police
plan to keep a close eye on all
transientS found in the Railroad
street area east of the city.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
Big Elk Stageroo
Plans Completed

Plans have been completed for
The fifth annual Elks stageroo
general chairman H. V. Frederick
announced today.
The big social event will take
place at Gem Beach, next Wednes
day afternoon and evening, Sep.
tember II.
From noon on guests will be in
vited to partake - smorgasbord,
with an evening dinner following
Fried fish will be the main dish
in the evening, with assorted other
sea foods and entrees.
Practically every member Of the
Elks lodge here mas been given
a committee assignment, Fredcr
ick said
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
300 E. Q. D. Workers Volunteer Blood During Red
Cross Bloodmobe's First Visit In County This Week

Ottawa county's blood collec-
ton campaign got underway on
Wednesday morning when the
Cleveland district bloodmobile
rolled into the Erie Ordnance De-
pot reservation. 1t was the first
run for the regional mobile unit
which will remain on the grounds
through Thursday.
Visiting the bloodmobile on the
first day were 800 volunteers, in
Guiding 20 officers and the only
two enlisted men on the post.
Under direction of the Ameri-
can Red Cross the bloodmobile
Continued on Page 6, Col. -
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
WIRE OFFICE CLOSES

The Western Union Telegraph
office in Port Clinton will no
longer be open in the evening
for the sending of messages, the
new weekday hours being 8 to IL
noon and 100 to $50 in the af-
ternoon. The office will be open
on Saturdays from s am. until
2::3O in the afternoon and on Sun
day from 8 to 10 in the morn
ing. Miss Helen O'Hanlon, VINO
has been relief operator at the
office, has been transferred to
the Fremont office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
Tripped By Twine,
Leg Is Fractured

When his feet became entangled
in length of twine Sunday
Frank Boysen, IS, of R. D. 2, Port
Clinton, fell, suffering a frac-
tured left leg, while visiting at the
home of brother, Henry Boysen
of Maple street.
Mrs. Boysen, who is employed
by the Celotex Corp. here, was
taken to Magruder Hospital and
later removed to Mercy Hospital
Toledo, where the leg will be SET
in a cast.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
SHAWS HURT
IN COLLISION
NEAR TIFFIN

Jack Shaw and his wife, Emma
of 105 Harrison Street, are con
fined in Mercy Hospital, Tifrir
with injuries suffered in a traffic
collision on route 53 near TiiTiu
Saturday.
Mr.. Shaw received deep cuts
and abrasions on a leg and arm
and Mrs. Shaw suffered a severe
cut on her neck.
Fred Carter, of TilTin, driver
Of the other car was also treated
at the hospital for leg and head
cuts. Two grandchildren, Joan
and Lola Milton, who were riding
with the Shaws, were shaken and
injured slightly in the crash.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
ORDNANCE BOXES
DROP IN DITCH

Two large wooden boxes, con-
tanning ordnance material, ad-
dressed to the Erie Ordnance De.
pot, were found in ditch at
Bellevue by police of that city.
1t was assumed that the boxes,
which were shipped from Rocher
ter, Mich, and Berlin, Iowa, had
fallen from transport truck, un-
noticed by the driver. T.. o. d.
authorities were notified and a
truck was sent to pick up the vital
defense material.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07

mentS to the present building
code in the session of the General
Assembly this year These revi-
sions on school building regula-
tions probably will save the school
districts of Ohio $5,000,000 to
S10,OO0OOO of the 100000
building program authorized for
1851. 1t is our belief that a new
and modern general building code
for the state will save many mil
lions to citizens of Ohio, especial
ly in the construction of public
buildings, Senator Walcutt said
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07

nor the climate would produce
the peach-plum cross.
The first trees planted bore
sparingly but thrived through the
years and now there are about
1000 of the trees bearing a fairly
heavy annual crop.
The nectarineS are favorite
with tourists, who buy most Of
the harvest.
The Neal orchards are operated
by Mrs. Neal, widow of the nectar
inc pioneer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
City Gets Official
Status, Reported
BULLETIN

Port Clinton has been official
Iy declared city, it was re-
ported today. The 1851 census
figure of over $500 has been
submitted to the secretary Of
state at Columbus by the Gen.
svs BUr.au at Washington, it
was reliably reported.
City Clerk William Zeis said
he had not been officially ad-
vised Of fhe action, but expect
ed confirmation late Thursday
or sometime today, friday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
INFORMATION BOOTH CLOSES

End of the tourists season was
noted today by the closing of
the information booth for Vaca-
tionland at Jefferson and Perry
Streets. Tom Finefrock, secretary
of Lake Erie Islands and Penin-
sula Vacationland, announced that
$4,000 international MS were
distributed. Misses Carol Quis-
no and Charon Brown were in
charge of the booth during the
summer months.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07

Shown at right, from left
Patricia Miser, CievesanG staff
nurse, and Mrs. Loren Traui-
man, Elmore, volunteer nurse.
prepare John Rankin Catawba
Island, for a blood donation.
Observing are r. S. Forster,
Port Clinton, chairman Ottawa
County Red Cross Blood Pro-
gram, Mrs. George Slaughter,
Por. Clinton, chairman voIUn-
feer services, and Mrs. D. D.
Sims, Fort Clinton, co-chair-
man, Canfeen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
BRICKER ON VACATION

John w. Bricker, U. S. junior
senator from Ohio, is vacationing
on Gibraltar Island this week
where he repeatedly announced
that he would open his campaign
for reelection to the senate in the
near future.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
ERIE TWP. GRASS FIRE

The only fire call of the week
in Port Clinton was that sound
ed Tuesday afternoon when
grass fire had threatened several
summer cottages in the Ascher
Beach area of Erie Township, on
route 2. No damage was report
ed
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07
POOL CLOSES SUNDAY

Next Sunday will be the final
day of operation of the city park
swimming pool for the season, 1t
was announced TO-DAY Cool wealth
er over the Labor Day holidays
attracted very few TO the pool, and
bathing beaches along Lake Erie
were practically deserted.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-07

THE NEWS is prepared to do
your JOB PRINTING on a basis
Of Good i. Workmanship and
Good Service at Fair Prices.
Phone. s27I.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

animal hospital: work
days or nights; quarters avail; must
be stable. non-alcoholic. Call XII.
AUTO BODY and fender helper, white
or colored. Highest prevailing wages.
Holidays, and other benefits. Teie.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

Z, CLERK, MAN, 50-55
Single preferred, as night clerk for
small hotel. No experience neces-
sary. HECHT HOTEL. 610 G st
Evening star., 1951-11-25
PERSONAL

ESCORTS FURNISHED for ladies and
gentlemen. ESCORTS SERVICES
INC. HU. 1924, ST. 7278,
SLIP COVERS made to At; all work
guaranteed. Phone WA 4335.
FLYNN Beauty coIhEGE. ecst5IISSi M4F5 isFo
If UNABLE N 3 \; TO ATTEND classes. try
tutoring at home. Elem, ir. high,
sr. high sub. UN. 1888.
ACCORDION INSTRUCTION. Private
lessons. Instrument furnished. Learn
before you buy. Free addition 2425
4M:nhsSota 4la4@7: hu. a1 4-2Ps5, Psi ave. s'e' Lu
MICHEEL'S ToUPEEs. WIGS, Gus
tom made, Braids. chignons. from
$40. Doll wigs made from your
cHnsr na1t lIHS wRIT9p G9nn. nv. sas; ma. 1923.
professional material; iA' reasonabie ssolness,
ELDERLY LOVED ONES given kind
care in small new fireproof nursing
home; licensed. 81. i443.
VACANCY In modern equipped nurs-
ing nome: 24-hr; nursing care. RN.
SURs1seGs u s1Sese; oakE Ri Syos 81 graduate nurses
accredited and licensed. CO. 2224'
LOANS--Quick. confidential service,
we can lend you $50 to $500 on
your signature. furniture, automo-
pile: Call. 81. 1923. FAIR LOANS,
INC 1908 Georgia ave, End n.
CURTAINS washed and stretched;
81, Il 90 pair. Call Sunday or evenings,
HOME FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE
Home cooking: Calf IA. s129. -25
ASBESTOS and silica. 1901 class, d.
rect from mine: large quantities for
large users. agents. brokers. Con-
tact Bog 2S4-A. Star. 25s
DAY CARE for children, ages 2 to s;
private home. WA. 3021. --25
FACANCY-First-fi bed patients;
24-hour care. WI 1855. 25s
ELDERLY FOLKS-Room and board
watchtul care; central location. D. C
BONDED, LICENSED SERVICE, Baby.
| sltters, tutors. nurses. by hour OF
day, CHILD CARE AGENCY, 93C
F st. RE. 3457.
MARGARET E. WAGNER, formerI,
with Woodward g. Lothrop. will re.
/ style your coat or suit to the lates,
style. S25 18th st. NV.
UNCLAIMED CLOTHING Winte,
wear. 500 Eye st. NV. ME. 1876
CoATs-oF-ARMs for Xmas sifts,
send name. nationality. Colored
framed uOx12), wrapped. SIS. CO
Evening star., 1951-11-25

AUCTION SALES tcont. }
PUBLIC AUCTION Of business-dwe

PUBLIC AUCTION of business-dwe
ing, fixtures and merchandise, CO.
lonial Beach, Va. In execution Of a
deed of trust, made by George Rick
and Emily D. Rick, husband and
wife, dated the 9TH day of septsm-
of the clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Westmoreland County. Va, in Deed
Book l04, at Page 5l2, the under
signed trustee will offer for sale at
public auction at the front door of
the premises covered by the said
deed OF trust which are located at
the northeast corner of Colonial and
Washington aves., Colonial Beach.
Va. at two t2) o'clock pm. on Sat-
uroay. December /. 1851. all of the
property yalidly covered by the said
deed OF trust, described therein as
all OF those certain lots or parcels
OF land lying and being in Westmore-
OF Colonial Beach, known and de-
scribed by the F. D. Blackstone sub
division of part of the hotel reser-
xatton as lots three 81 and fourt4
Ihese lots front one hundred U00)
feet on Colonial ave. and extend
back between parallel lines for a
distance of ninety-five (95) feet.
ments. .appurtenances and improve
ments thereon or In anywise apper-
tanning. Terms of sails: Cash.
Bidders deposit Of ten Q0et) per
cent OF bid price required at time of
sale. The improvements on the
above land consist OF a large two
story frame building. the first floor
OF which has been operated for many
years as retail mercantile esta5-
liShment for the sale of confectIons.
drugs, sundries. The second floor
is q dwelling with seven large rooms
with one complete. large bathroom,
and another room with toilet and
lavatory; suitable for making into
two apartments. store portion
equipped with soda fountain. booths.
glass showcases, which will be sold
with the real estate and as part OF
1t. Also equipped with air-condi-
tlonlng unit. almost new beer cooler.
refrigerated candy case, as well as
stock OF merchandise. which will all
be sold at public auction by the
sheriff of Westmoreland County, Va,
at ten U0) o'clock am. on the
same day. Saturday. December !, ,
1851. Both sales subject TO change
without notice. JOHN E. MAYO,
Trustee, Colonial Beach, Va.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

Zed L. williams & Zed L. Williams. Jr
Auctioneers and Appraisers
Large sale this week, includ-
ing attractive mahogany
bedrm. suites, good wal. bed
rm. suites, medium grade
mahog. Duncan Fyfe" 10
pc. dining rm. suite, good
secretary desk, rosewood
finish comb. desk and book
case, 2-pc. liv. rm. suite, very
desirable French motif wine
brocatel upholstered carved
frame sofa, odd chairs of
various kinds, Vermont
maple breakfast set, late
style chrome break. set,
metal bridge sets, folding
card tables, lamps, coffee,
end and other small tables,
odd chests, Is boudoir and
table lamps, small kitchen
cabinets, Tudor oak 10-pc
dining rm. suite, numerous
other household effects and
furnishings.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

DRIVERS, fuel oil truck: starting sal
airy 81. 40 per hr., 40-hr. wk. time
and half overtime after 40 hrs; uni
forms and laundry service furnished
Tree; applicant must be neat, sober,
and INDUSTRIOUS; do not apply unless
you have had previous experience in
driving trucks; a good paying posi-
tion If you can meet our require
ments. Call MR.. PRICE. weekdays,
am;,12 ga pm. TIA. $500,
DRIVER-Pleasant work. good pay.
Apply in person only. FISHER EN-
GINEERING CO., 25S 35th st. ne.
DRIVERS. experienced. colored. for
wholesale dry cleaning plant. RE-
GAL CLEANERS. 612 M st. s;w.,
DRIyERS-Excellent opportunity for
right man; very good earnings: car
necessary; no soliciting or can
vassing. WA. 7346.
DRIVER. for dry cleaning route. good
comm; excel. opportunity for hustler.
AP. 1900 or WA. 6073. -25
DRIVERS
|5 days; paid vacation; group insur-
ance; permanent employment: high
school education; age 21-29. Apply
in person.
CANADA DRY GINGER ALE. INC.
1901 East-West Highway. 8. g.. Md.
80
Evening star., 1951-11-25
PERSONALS Cont J
ROOM AND BOARD for eIderl,

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
| PIE, with nursing care. opposite
! out tray service. GE. 425S.
BEAUTIFUL BABY PHOTOS, in your
home; 20 different 3l2 by ) photos.
appt. call CYTELL. Ho. 472O. ~
Ice. SUBURBAN HOUSE and grounds,
Day care OF several small children
under school age. Excel. care and
surroundings. LU. 3-7467.
WILL GIVE BOARD and care elderly
| person III apt; cheerful room, south
east section. 10. 2-599o.
VACANCY in nurses lovely home.
Large front room, private bath 4
windows. Suitable for elderly couple
| or = elderly ladies. General super
vision excellent meals. Also single
CARE FOR ELDERLY LADY in pvt.
home Of r. n. close-in Silver Spring
EXrLR; ,0FI1sa. ADVANCED practical nurse,
Ashton 52l3, MRS. BELL.
VACANCY in small rest home, hest
1000 and care, tray service; porches.
SH. 2644.
WILL GIVE BOARD and complete
| care to elderly invalid man in NV.
home. EN-. S147.
UPH0LSTERING. done as you like it
-l50 fabrics to choose from. Rea-
Sonable prices. Free estimates.
GGalls ota6 taken Sunday. NORRIS,
FRUIT CAKEs-Let me make your
fruit cakes for Xmas. Finest in
gredients. VI. SI00
WANTED, tipping work Of all kinds
IN English French, Russian, Swed-
lSh, German; done at home. Write
GRaD1aTEE foH {, re- Nurse. fiss treatments CIV
en- en- at your home or at my ONCE
AUTHoRs-sick of rejects? Let an
agent agent handle your book, article or
st9Ty; serTycs com2ste 2s41oS Ssls5 and edItor5a!
&saEScY, IS 1870 'oEHI Eye st. LIlEFAEE nE 81.
WOMAN. to live in nice home; do
housework for elderly invalid and
employed EN- ,dsushter. Salary. Refs.
hsfRcTT h[sf fGf Tim: Tfaia Ss~ StaF' yorks hand
tai!ored. no Clipper used. LEE HOUSE
BARBER SHOP, HOO 18th st. NV.
NEED HELP with your employment
sppneation? sTpar; Let us streamline your
you expert, individual employment
adyice; You can set that better Job
PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, ST
1908 for appt.
SPEAKERS BUREAU: Do you want
q well-known speaker or entertainer
meeting? We have what you want.
Our roster includes local and ma
tlonai EXPERTS in all fields. Rates
to suit your budget. WASHINGTON
, ,AaSSS20GIATES; aS ST. 6763.
on the SQUARE wanted who raallv
GoeSnt need money, but wants to
90 something constructive with his
time. Involves sitting in pro-
fessional office. from approximately
sYy,so 20 o Boy 172-z. Star.
made; will also pin fit only; rea-
AMATEUR CoMPosERs. have your
MUSIC improviSa written on pa
PEI haImonized. FRANCIS GARZIA.
WRITING SERVICES: Speeches. arti-
cles. research. Newspaper and mag
PLAY or oSNf LEARN EARN con Contrast ss53' briss.
Peoples Bridge Studio, 25l4 I4th
ST. NV. AD,. 1858 Expert or
novice can find enjoyment at our
HOME TUTORING-Als.. geom.. Lat,
r.. Ger, Sp., Eng, arith.. read
elem jr. high. ST. high sub. UN.
REFlNED CULTURED WOMAN. Ions
experience, t;dn excel: refs; wishes posi-
ROOM AND BOARD with tray service
for elderly people in beautiful mod
ernized country home. Ia. 476I
AGED dnvalid) or seniIe person gwen
nurse: refs. OR. 1928. 25s
Evening star., 1951-11-25
All to Be Sold by
AUCTION

Williams Auction House
91S NEW YORK AVE.
THIS TUES; (Nov. 27thl, 2 Pm.
AND MONDAY FOR VARIOUS FU.
TURE SALES COMING UP SOON
INCLUDING SILVERWARES. CHI.
MA, BRIC-A-BRAC. FIREPLACE
BRASSES. FINE WOMEN'S FURS
INCLUDING REAL MINK. PER.
AUCTIONEERS' PH.: ma. 267e
Evening star., 1951-11-25

When ansUerino advertisement,
dddressed to Stdr bores. do NOT
inctoSe original references, photo.
ordphs or other materials Of per-
SonqI pdlue. Copies serve the pu,-
pose and originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1951-11-25
AUTO MECHANIC

We have an opening for an experi-
enced man on a permanent basis:
pleasant working conditions in a
new bldg. Opportunity to earn top
money, with weekly guarantee. 5Ea-
day Wk. ; Apply Mr. Carnie. STOHL-
MAN CHEVROLET. INC. 33rd and
M Sts. NV. phone MI. 1916. --27
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER (whiteJ
we have an opening for an exper-
year-round good-paying work. Excel
lent opportunity. See Mr.. Williams
from am. to pm. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. lie
Evening star., 1951-11-25

BARBER. colored. $40 week guaran-
BINDERY FoRRqEMHaiNy FoRq IN for night shift:
must be thoroughly familiar with
en,Ipes ~ phases OF phamplet binding and
PRINTERS FINIsH1NSGes = q sinE B1Spfngy; SSap5alg
So.' 1908 Half st. s.W. Ii. 6-2236
Observation-Disclosures for GSS 1eIsor
sroi SIon accounting experience or back
to type % 5isedsas as aeegTate 9eeE ihsrsI snd able
pioye benefits. Call Ma. 44ig. S5e
BOOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN.
AGER ASsISTANT-Knowiedee Of
heInfui. Box sA4 4se-z' sEee5t Star. experience
BRICkLAYERS. union Jobs, In and
OIL 0ls7 after 9 pm. -2s
BKICkLAYERS wanted. white non.
union lSL-class mechanics only
A,ppig At Eastern ave. and Laure
La. 5b53 after 8 pm. Is
BRICkLAYERS wanted 81 Ok ,s% ~
loos viii include inside WORK IN a
GAYS; apply PARIS d YOUNG. Fin,
arts Bldg, Mary Washington Coliese
ana high schools, located Fred.
eeIieksburg, Va, l-hr. drive from
BRIcKIasVSGnnp BRRIacSKRiIhsSGn via "a Shirley hwy; -2'
~ ~ idS SXSSlB ClNdFl
RICK sos afS by the piece; plenty OF work
bkiC CkLAYERS. come ready to work
SSIIRgCTIoN CO, 1868 Wesr
ssaoofad ssaoad st.. Falls Church. See MI
bRiCkLAYERS for large city housins
ppfolsgt pnHle in Richmond. Va. AppIS
MhNSHoR INVESTMENT CO. M
BUILDER to build houses on nrop-
eslIS AZ ColesVille. Nd. sH. o2U7 or
BULLDozER opERaroR-mu Must b.
experienced bulldozer and pan man;
steady work; must have transporta.
1Hn' oyer rs; sober and white
BuTcHER. experienced for Des
store, must be sober and reliable
references req. Sun. call DU. 1887
weekdays WA. 9697. 3aII Rhode
iSlsnd ave, Brentwood. Nd. -sf
bIlIChER, I good hours. good pay
CANvAssER, part or full time: 9 good
pay, steady work: race and age nc
St. saFrler. \ r Sc See MR gsse GILES. s424 lsth
CARGO AGENTS - Neat appearing
young men. 81 to 80. needed fol
perm. positions by major airline
hieh school education and typins
RED: rotating shift; SlI6 per hr
70 start; reg, increases with good
opportunity for advancement. Ap-
ply Rm. IT'S, National Airport, Mon
ahn IueS.' = to 4 p.m. or : tc
Evening star., 1951-11-25
ELECTRICIAN
ELEVATOR OPERATORS

We need two good elevator operators
Tor permanent positions in The
star Building; 25-35 years Of age.
neat in appearance and willing to
Personnel. Room SOC. Open week,
days. s:30-5 and Sat. 81. No
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PENNA. AVE. NV.
ENGINEER, coiored. must have 5th
class license. for modern apartment
sei ohs MR RSNE foa iEaaFys Iss sns ( GaaFtess 81
ENGINEER. licensed stationary: perm.
position: Apply Rm. roe. Warner
Bldg, Mon, Nov. 26. $50 am. Sal
S9s;S9 4s hrs. -e5
tools, hours m. to 5 pm. Mon
day through Friday. Saturday am.
to pm: salary Sl35 per month.
See MR.. FORNEY. Building Super
1Vhsenoent; Vermoen ave arlington Building. s925
ENGINEER. 5th-class. colored; gen
eral maintenance experience. Salary
and quarters. Apply manager. PARK
CENTRAL APIS, 1900 F st. NV.
LNtuNEEh, 0tn class, Tor standby
duty, day or night: give age, ex-
perience and salary expected. Box
42S-B. Star. -25
ENGINEER. civil or mechanical. for
office Or field work; write P. o. Box.
l106. Roanoke, Va. -25
ENGINEER: full charge Of power
house: minimum of 10 yrs. exper. =;
sal; open. Box 2l3-Z, Star. -26
ENGINEER and maintenance man;
Bird class or better. for dry-cleaning
plant; must be dependable; refs. re-
auired: salary open: vacation with
pay and special insurance features
Box 30S-Z,s Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Automobile
Service Sales Manager

Must be thoroughly experienced, ref
erences required. Top salary. excel
Company benefits. Permanent posi-
ton. Apply Box 13.B. Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
AUCTION SALES

BENEFIT SALE of old pictures. an.
tiques, oval gold framed mirror
open daily IL to q, z to . pm. e3t
New York ave. NV. first floor.
AUCTION SALE. Brooke Johns Ole
Barn, Wed. Nov. %, at 7:30 pm
Valuable, unusual. odd pieces: an
tiques. furniture, china. Phon'
Ashton 5541 or SH. 6725.
HERITAGE HEIGHTs-40 beautiful
home sites to be sold at auction
on Dec. !, 1851. at 1890 am. al
ClarksvilIe, Md. at o. S. Rts. 29
and 80. half hour from Wash. Oh
Balto, Buy one or more. W. w
ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture
etc. Tn. 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTION. Rockville. Nd.