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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29

the legal deer season opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stumphf
and family of Akron, have
been spending some time with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Stumphf on Center street.
Clarence J. Brown, who has
served Ohio both as secretary
of state and as lieutenant gov
ernor in response to resolutions
Of committees, requests of
many friends, the expressed
approval of several Ohio news
papers has just announced him
self as candidate for governor
of Ohio.
Chickens usually roost at
home, but sometimes the roosts
are movable, and strange
things happen. A few nights
since, Roy Parsons was motor
ing to Painesville, when the
headlights revealed large
Rhode Island Red hen sitting
on the hind bumper of the
car ahead. Parsons drove up
beside the car and shouted to
the driver, Ben Babcock:
There is a hen roosting on
the back bumper of your cart"
Babcock had been visiting at
his home in Hambden, leaving
after dark, hadn't noticed the
hen.
The P. T. A. will hold it's
regular monthly meeting Tues
day, Dec. 9th, at the Portable
at $3.50 pm. The program will
be given by several of the
teachers, who will explain the
work in their own departments,
Stressing recent changes in
methods.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29
Stanton Studio
TWENTY YEARS AGO

At last weeks meeting Of
Chardon Lodge Knights Of
Pythias, it was voted to hold
open lodge Friday evening,
December 11th, on which occas-
ion the public is invited. The
attraction will be a fish fry
and dance, at Pythian Hall
The fish dinner will be served
$50 to 7:30.
Barbara Ann Harrington Of
Middlefield, was hostess to
seven of her school mates Mon
day pm. Nov. 30th, the occa-
ion being Barbara's 9Th birth
day. Drop the handkerchief,
hunt the peanuts and other
games were enjoyed by the
guests. Ice cream and cup cakes
were served at 4 o'clock, Bar
bara received nice gifts from
her little friends.
Miss Ella Beardsley, who was
home from Ohio State Univer-
Sity during the Thanksgiving
vacation, entertained about 35
Of her classmates and friends
at her home Friday evening.
SaXaphOne and accordian mus
ic with Miss Denelda Hubbard
at the piano was enjoyed by
all. Fruit punch, cake and
waters were served for refresh
mentS.
Eight WeIl-knoWn Geauga
County men are hunting deer
near Kinzua, Pa. They are T.
G. Spencer of Munson, r. E.
Spencer, Claud Spencer, Floyd
Snow and Frank kellogg, w.
A. Spencer of Claridon; Hiram
Russell and Fred TalcOtt of
Burton. They left her, Nov.
27, and were to hunt rabbits
and birds until Dec. |. when
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29

A bus line has started rug
ming from Cleveland to Hunts
burg.
The community Thanksgiving
held at FullertoWn church was
a grand success, about oo
being present.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

EHlnte OF MICHAEL HOCkRAN
Notice Is hereby given that on
,,he 22nd day OF October, 1851 Helen
- - nFiockran, r, F.. d. No. /. Pope Rd
'5urton, Ohio was duly appointed
no qualified as Executrix OF the
state OF MICHAEL HOCKRAN
leccased late OF Burton Township,
ieauEa County. Ohio.
Creditors should present tbair
.IaIms to said Executrix within
our months from said date.
HAROLD J. RICHMOND
Probate Judge
% A y
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
estate Of CARL G RRADf u

>-reAsed Di'i1
Notice is hereby given that on
no 23nd day or October. 1851 nop.
Hradley. r, d. No. g. Box 81 Rurton
ohi0 was duly appointed ana
lualiried as ExecutriI OF m. .,t,t.
or Carl c. BRADLEY, deceased
iete or Troy Township. Geauga
Creditors should pres.pt tb.,r
claims to said Executrix vitbir
roGr months from said date
HAROLD J. RICHMOND
Probate Judge
2c-4H
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29
NOTICE OF APPOINTMEYT

Deceased
Notice il hereby given that on
me 6th day OF November. 1851
%rtty L. Hanus, 227 South HambdSn
It., NhardOn, Ohio was duly ap-
pointod and qualified as Admini-
tratriv OF the estate OF BESSIE
> RtSS. deceased late Of Chardon
village. G"auEa County. Ohio.
creditors should present their
'liams to said Administrative
within four months from said date
HAROLD ]. RICHMOND
Probate Judge
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29

Hazel Phillips is steno-
grapher for County Agent
Bugbee.
Three real thunder storms
between the 18th and 25th OF
November is most unusual for
this region.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29
THIRTY YEARS AGO

w. H. Cromwell and wife
Of Parkman entertained friends
last Wednesday evening. All
report a fine time. Charlotte
Cromwell was home over
Sunday.
Willis Summers, a farmer
living near Parkman has, un-
assisted, cut, husked and cribbed
$40 bushels Of corn this fall.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-29

The Record has larger circulation in Geauga
than any three other newspapers combined!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

JOBS available for sober. steady men
at modern and largest Independent
PYLoN Mo SO ss iNc sno SO sBS"f NJ.
Herr Henry ST.. Alex. See Mr.. COSTS, oV.
AUTO PARTs-Young man to learn
parts business in fast growing
KAIsER-FRAzER SALES. "a i l. St,
Afro PARTS cLERK-Ford parts
experience preferred but not neces-
$ary; Phone Rockville 21SS, Mr.
Afro PARTs-Dealership has excel
lent opportunity for young man. in
must have D. C. operators permit;
excellent compensation, working con-
ditions. and vacation plan. Apply
in person to Mr., Hart. MCNEIL
MMG6n6Si Itls + 81 GS GlSs low
cars; auto experience not essential
put some sales experience. with ini-
tiative and willingness to work on
proven lines, absolutely necessary
for large income returns. Please
give particulars OF business expe-
dd enee g Boy De a he!d STA II strict conf
statesmen t2), ex-
peTienced; must be aggressive and
willing to work on the outside as
well as regular floor schedules: can
sell new and used. See Mr.. Risley
at MAYFLOWER MOTORS. INC,
1901 Minnesota ave, ne. -27
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN--One Of
WaShington's Oldest Dodge Plymouth
dealers has opening for several
statesmen. We have opportunity for
real earnings for those selected.
Must be clean-cut, honest, willing to
work and sober. Our proposition is
worth investigating. All replies held
In strict confidence Write, giving
full particulars Of past experience.
age. marital status. etc. Box i4-E.
AUTO SALESMAN-we have an open
ing for a good auto salesman be-
tween 80 and 40 years old. You
are, backed by plenty of newspaper
and radio advertising. and are guar
anteed a good salary plus commits
sion. No outside soliciting. 100 per
cent floor time We have enough
customers to keep you busy. See
MI. Nicholson after 5 pm. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC, 1871 Bladens-
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Classified Ads
HELP MEN
CLERICAL WORKER,

WORKER. preferably
with tipping exper. by well known
local company. Many .employe bene-
fits and opportunity for right man
to advance. Apply giving age. exper.
and salary. Box 375-Y, Star. ~
CLERK. Office work. must be capable
with figures honest. conscientious;
hrs. - to 10 Pm. 5-day wk. State
age. exp, salary expected. Box 81 "A
Star -27
CLERK, age IS to %. some typing
preferred. but lot required 37la-
hour week. pleasant surroundings
many company benefits. Room 300
S1t 14th st. n ", between o am,
and 3 p.El.
CLERK for electric supply and fix
ture company; excellent salary
permanent position; experienced
only. Apply ACE ELECTRIC SUP.
PLY CO.. 1925 14th st. NV, MI
CLERK, to work in Photographic sup
ply store some knowledge Of photoc-
raphy desirable, M. A. LEESE OP.
TIltL CO. 1905 Conn. ave. 81
CLERK, for general office work: capa
BILE OF using typewriter. Apply DIS.
TRICT FUR CLEANING CO., "a
Pierce st. NV. -27
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PERSONAL

DAY CARE, for children. in licensed
home; cow. trans, vicinity Cath.
Univ. no. 1919. era
NURSE. on small farm. will give day
care to children; transp. furnished.
Ashton S19S.
COMPANION-HELPE We are seek
ing refined lady, perhaps of the
business world. who would prefer
life to the daily office routine and
be willing to share the HsIter
housekeeping duties with my wife:
assist in shopping drivers license
necessary. We offer a nice room
and bath and q good salary. EN-.
0626. -27
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ADVERTISING
PHOTO RETOUCHER

For Art Staff of
Large Organization
Must be experienced with air
brush, masking, and all
phases of photo retouching.
Top Salary. 5-day, 40-hour
week. Aforementioned, mod
ern Offices.
Write giving full background,
salary expected, to
BOX 148-E, STAR
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U. S. EMPL. sERV.
Dist. OF Col.
Clerical and Professional Office
Old Post Once Bldg.
315 18th st. NV.
NO FEES

M FEES
MALE-FEMALE
Applications wanted for:
CLERICAL
Bank clerk TRAINEES. bookkeepers
ID. e. office machine operators Gall
types), MESSENGERS (vets pfd j,
sales clerks tall fieldsl. SECRE.
TAR1ES. STENOGRAPHERS, TYP.
ISIS, VARI-TYPISTS. TELETYPE
OPERATORS t35 w.p.mD. TRAIN
tors. traffic clerks tmarine- deck
oficer license). trafic enumerators
PROFESSIONAL
Auministrator. serv. trade tdry clean,
elec. appl.. etc.. architect tnavaD,
business analysts and economists.
buyer medical supplies). case work
eTs and supervs.. counselors tboys-
p Es dssn e Ct tsdministra.i0p
ENGINEERS tall fields], equipment
specialists, instructors. correspond
ence tauto. or acct., laboratory
technician. mathematicians. meteo-
fological aides weather observers
and map plottersl, physicists {elec-
tronics), position classifiers. proof
readers. publications editor (marine)
realty officer 0easing), social worker
tmedicaD, statistician (analyticaI,
tecnnologists chemical and plaStics)
training specialist administrative
OVERSEAS
accountants (cost and business), arts
and crafts directors, case workers
= and supvrs., deputy col. account.
anti, court reporters. economists
Cprice or financially. electronics tech.
nicians, employe utilization Special.
ISIS, engineering aides (survey EXP
or telephone). ENGINEERS (marine
safety, librarians, marine transp
spec, naval architect. personne
technicians, position classifiers fwaet
analysts, property supply clerks
engr. tdepot exp.). recreation direc.
tors specialists and therapists
SECRETARIES, STENOGRAPHERS
shipping oper. engr. spec. supervis.
ing architectural engineer, typists
SUMMER WORK
Camp counsefors tgirls), STENOG.
RAPHERS. TYPISTS.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
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Asst. Warehouse Nor.

Asst. Warehouse Mgr.
preferably with Ielevi-
sion and major appliance chain store
operation; exec. opportunity, per-
manent position with large agrees
sive organization. State refs. and
salary desired. Box 44l-E, Star. =,
r MP service service station; must
change tires: permanent position
benefits d nce sg RrEesfs APey
& CO. $500 Wis. ave. NV.
AUTO BODYMAN, fast, steady, COM
petent worker. can average up to
$50 weekly on $3.50 comm. basis.
One of Washington's busiest shops,
II you are not making lt It whess 70.
AUTO BODY, 324o Prospect ave.
AUT0 BODY MEN te), only expert
enced apply; guarantee plus per-
centage; see MR.. BALLARD, $500
st. Barnabas I'd. Sc. 10. $4,000
AUTO BODY MECHANIC. lge., clean
well--equipped shop; good working
MONROE FORD CO, 1887 East
West hwy, Silver Spring. Md. Call
Afro I'll 1a BRAKE MAN, energetic. young.
white. mechanically inclined, 1903
AUTO { q, Can JOCKEYS e, to o drive
and park cars at our main pant,
18th and M st. NV. EMERSON &
oRME, Buiek dealer 5-dsy week.
AUTO CAR WASHERS t2). must It be
ambitious sI1I. and make * nice appsar-
conds, Apply ARCADE PONTIAC
NJ AiTo Peers sI 1927 Trying st NV, ~ 20
agency; excellent working conditions;
many other benefits. See Mr., Bowen.
BlLLHIMER & PALMER, $40
A na%it InB hi aaas5iS NAN NJ exper
some mechanical knowledge. Give
details age; exper;s salary desired.
A 1Se5' NE MEcHANiEcs. '' for expanding
leadership; prefer one with Chrys.er-
tial,. If man is STEADY, all-'round
mechanic, 5-day .wk., paid vacations.
W.A.T.A. disqualification; salary dis
Staten; Roy Royal A. Motors, me- e.
AUTO " me MECHANICS in Ford agency;
excel. working conds.. paid holidays
and vacations and many other bene-
fits. See Mr.. Bowen. BILLHIMER
4 Hv.i pAdMER Ia 31lo Hamilton st..
AUTOMOBILE Eau MECHANIC - Exper.
with Chrysler products; perm. Job
with paid holidays and vacation !;
groqp life and nosp. ms; 5l2-day
week. Apply Mr.. Funk. BETHESDA
MOTORS. INC. Bethesda. Md
Phone OIL. 1000. -2S
AUTO MECHANIC. specializing in mo-
tor tune UP, minor auto repairs; SAL
airy guaranteed plus commission
work in gas station: permanent Job
Apply 200 University lane, Hyatts-
AUTO MECHANIC, only exper. need
apply; GIN preferred; must be sober
ploye benefits with excellent working
S St Mr. me- Eo'f Falls P4 ehaieS, Vs
JE. 3-9700. 90
AUTO MECHANICS. trucks. LIST class,
steady work; paid holidays. vaca-
tons. disqualification. etc. Interna-
tlonal truck dealer. See Mr.. Gum
ter, MALONEY INC. SI26 Ga.
ave. Silver Spring, Nd. .
AUTO MECHANICS-We have OPEN
ing Tor a tune-up man and 2 all
around mechanics; 5-day wk., 45-55
working percentage. vacation with
paF group insurance. Apply in
person at service office; Hydra Matte
experience is not necessary. CO.
LONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO, Ii.
1-9340 Ext. IS. -o7
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CneI COOKS, b40-9lU. helpers. Walt
s SUaIrP Pf EMp s ass7 au sa4e
BOOKKEEPER. f., to s65 wk., who
isn't ready to die. with a funeral
$40 -wk. Cashier MGR 1000. hotel,
good pay. File clerks. knowl. tipping,
S45 -wk. Cashier-bookpr;. S55 wk.
81 6iacf Ma at $50 a9o5yD's' 700 18TH cor.
DRAFTsMEN. full and part time;
many kinds, esp. aircraft; building,
ventilating. Mr.. Ford. BOYD'S. 700
lIth sf Fen q, Ma "a sS4 eansr "a Ioo
under 35. Typist "a mo, 500 mo.
See Mr.. Ford at BoYD's. 700 18th,
CLERK u.). airlines,
500 wk. H; $. grad, will train knoll
sfFysGaHS 1871 soft drinks nH Ma sra R
period at $50 wk; Sal. and bonus
700 10th cor. G.; ma. 334O. "
TYPISTS %. to $50 wk.; hotels
t sptS Fms: s asssos s d la
to wk. Have 80 openings DAILY
Miss Evans at BoYD'S. 700 18th
cor G. MA. 2340. Nearly everybody
registers at BOYD'S, for it has bet.
ter positions. 80 yrs. expr. Mis-,
Evans, goo 18th, cor. G.. MA. 2340
RADIO OPERATOR - Morse code;
aviation work: Phillips Morse code
Qpr.. railroad; excel. salary; Mr.
Ford, BOYD'S, 700 18th, cor. G;
SALESMAN, sell jobbers. car nee;
excel. terry; SAL, bonus, car allow.
q real opprty; Mr.. Ford. at BOYD
SERVICE zoo 18th, cor. q; Ma,
1. B. M. STATISTICAL. r.. TYpIsT,
SoNNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st.; Ma.
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COLLECTOR, part-time. l day and 3
evenings per week on established
high-class debts; also / business
sec TT. for man with daytime hours
Give full qualifications and phone
number first letter to P. o. Boy 3.
COLLECTOR - Furniture company
needs man. % to IS yrs. old for out
side collections and part time Inside
sales; experience helpful, but not nee
cessary; must have car; salary and
car expense; marvellous opportunity
for the right man. Advancement On
own capahility. For appointment
MAN. for clothing in
permanent. AsKINs, 1877 18th St;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Splendid
opportunity for right man to con-
We will train ain yqH 50 that od in n.n
VIZ. Must have good ear 1t will
STATE y HOME Equipment Co,
2117 M st. NV. -27
CONCRETE FINlSHER to work on
home constructions; steady work,
good pay. Take NJ bus to Massa-
walk : blocks to 4sth and Tilden
c On EsPS5i 81 snPr 1 foT aDt bldg
Must be thoroughly exper. in bar
ioist and reinforcing work. STEADY
work and top pay; must be reliable
with good refs: non-union. Box
l33-C Star -oS
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

time. $50 per line
3 to 8 times eonsecutively s5c per
line
2 times consecutively 33c per line
Special Notices and Personal. &c per
line additional
New Automobiles 56e Der line. 4-iine
minimum
Phone Sterling 5000.
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NATL EMPL. SERVICE

NATL EMPL. SERVICE
ENGINEERING DIVISION
l0lg 18th St NV. Ex. 797o
he, head electronics dept. ope NJ
ElNGiNEERS AND PHYSICISTS W
SS ie ear and electronic, $1,000
|ELEcTRoN1cs TEcHNrc1ANs- p.
search Sc rda, design. development. So, 800
IELEcTRoNIc TEcHN1c1ANs-cRr,
ELECTRO MECHANICAL DRAFTS.
PRECISION MAcHINIsTs Expe ri
mental shop. tool design. etc, So
2nd.cIAss MAcH1N1srs-s, 40 hr
SHEET dE METAL MECHANICS inc
MACHINE opERs.E II p1ssS'l Iatb sT
drill presses, boring mills. 4S-hr
CARPENTERS HELPERS, $50 VIZ. M
OUT TOWN
NO FEE
ENGINEERS-Desie checking, draft
ing; piping for refinery units. S150-
S75 wk. For pressure vessels; heat
transfer, structural steel, rein
forced concrete. S15O-S75.
ENGINEERS-Recen graduates. civil.
chemical, mechanical and electrical,
$1,000 UP.
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FURNISHINGS
SALESMAN
GAS STATION MGR

Good opportunity to earn ever 500
per mo. after. short training period.
Reasonable hours, vacation, sick
10 am. Monday ESQ e:SN.Ps'
Wisconsin and Que st.
GLASS MAN, exper. in shop WORK;
year-'round employment. COZY
HOME CO, sos H st. ne, 81
2 5 to -. GARDEN RESTAURANT.
G Kill VAN s sxDer w. to take charge at
eHasTEFEoSS 'm pH ARM y Perth lsth
G aRH = MANAGER IAN 40 stool R house;
isa p1s aa JACKS tSf sTHaPE aous e.
virginia Beach, Va. Mr.. Jackson.
GROCERY CLERK. experienced. pref
market. 8 nights w Vi salary. SIS
wk. to start. Apply in person, SEW
EN- coRNERs MARKET, Falls
G asoeih "a CLERK. white or color
Goo s pas for sfP the rsht man Appis
at once, Mon. 8 am, 40l H st. ne.
GROCERY CLERKS and checkers,
experienced. to work in Super Mar
ket. full or part time; top wages
End excellent working conditions.
10S0S Lincoln ave-. Kensington. Md.
LO. 5-1S65. IS
GROCERY MAN, experienced in super
market operation; paid hospitaliza-
tion and vacation. Apply in person.
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET.
1918 R. l. ave ne. -2S
GROCERY MAN for super market;
good pay, steady work; exper.. refs.
SH. $3.50, 1914 N. H. ave-. Ia
GROCERY fSl sToCKMAN. super mar.
Ret; experience not necessary; per.
manent position. excel. working cond.
See MR.. X. HERMAN. 3439 Bennins
I'd ne. -27
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AIITO STATESMEN M

AUTO statesmen ~
opportunity for 2 live-wire. new and
average income; liberal commits
sion. drawing account. Can Mr.:
Nelson or Mr.. Clifton. from 9-5
MOTORS. uN. 5000. rs
wise our lot help, and take full
charge of our reconditioning; used
car experience preferred; excellent
salary to start See Mr.. Michael
son after am. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. INC, 1881 Bladensburg
BAKER's HELPER. with experience,
refs; e eyer, work YORK part or full
BAKERS HELPER; exp. preferred.
sos, Lee blvd. Falls Church; FA.
BLACKSMITH. experienced. orna-
F mspts roH 1cE T9Ek 1 es5ens % EgFs
nc. i 2 pt s4th st. i NV w 0ss
BOOKBINDER, exper. folder; high
pay; perm; wonderful opportunity,
ACME BINDERY, 1212 10Th st. NV.
BooKKEEPER and credit manager,
aggressive young man with account
preferred but not necessary. Learn
credit management and perform
other office. duties. tipping essential:
f 6,aay week saoo EXCELLENT salary a apd
B sS : Rpf 4 e as gP .,cur,t. with
figures: newspaper once: knowledge
of tipping essential; 5-day wk.; en-
ploye dement's. advancement. GO.
1UlO. 20
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
AMERICAN SERVICE

WOMEN--Librarian, exper.. $4,000;
teachers, summer months. compile
data tipping nee. $3.50 monthly up;
secy.. legal $4,000; Secy., public
relations, $1,000; stenogs. begin
ners, $1,000: Secy. -stenoghs. t2S)
all fields; research education. typ.
ing. 8 months. $3.50; temp stenog
l mo-. $3.50; temp. stenog., Junt
15-July 10. $3.50; senior clerks
$500; receptionist. some .yping
engineering. open; receptionist'
So 800; 7 embassy typist. $500
dictaphone secy., $1,000.
Applications from graduating stu
dents are now being accepted. See
Miss Stanley. college trained fpe-
1919 F NV, MA. 4142
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DELIVERY BOY for dental labora-
tory. Prefer boy with motorcycle.
Good start. salary. SMITH & DE-
Apply Monday morn. after s. No
phone calls. 1851 Penna. ave. Sc.
DELIVERY Roy for super market,
exper.. refs. SH. $3.50. 1914 N. H.
ave. Takoma Park. Md. -29
must be careful driver; white only.
Apply 90 18th ST. NV. 1880 am,
Monday and Tuesday.
DELIVERY BOY-PORTER wanted for
neighborhood drugstore: must have
D. G.. drivers permit. Apply UP
TOWN PHARMACY: EN-. 800. -29
DELIVERY TRUCK HELPER, colored,
age 1922. ROYAL UPHOLSTERY
CO. 1928 Georgia ave. tn. 226s.
DELIVERY TRUCK DRIVER (col-
oredl; strong, fast man: must know
city and Md. and Va. suburbs well;
good. salary. Apply Monday morn
ing AMERICAN BAG 81 PAPER CO.,
l5g6 = St; AS, !EF; 5000: was
week. $50. Apply End floor. 1872
D Tss Al NJ TEcHN1crAN HELPERS,
with some exper. Apply 10 m to
II noon. WASHINGTON DENTAL
CO.. 1904 l. st. NV.
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When answeSine adpeYttsemehfs
addressed to Stof bosses do NOT
tnclose original references. photo
grGphs or other materials OF per-
soral pGlue. Copies serve the pflr-
pose and originals may Get lost
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANTS, juniors-Lge. local
CPA firm has permanent positions
available. affording excel. exper
with fine working conds. State age.
educ, exper. and salary. Box
330-A, Star. go
Junior. for modern
aforementioned ONCE. Call DI. S11i
for interview. -2I
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CHIEF ENGINEER

office building. Excellent salary for
qualified man. Free hospital and
surgical Insurance.: vacation with
pay and other employe benefits.
Write giving full information as
to experience. age and salary de-
sired. Box 164-E. Star. 30
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HELP MEN

Apply AMERICAN LABORATORY
443 18th ST. NV. ~
DESK CLERK. young man; hours.
I'm. to II midnight; 6-day week.
Call MRS. DONOHUE. Manager. RE,
'O27 -
DESK CLERK, full and part-time work
in busy downtown hotel; exper. de-
sired but not necessary. Call MR..
KNIGHT. Mon. 10 am. to pm, MA
$3.50
DESK CLERK-Experienc neat ap.
pearing: age 30 to so: good salary
u days. Apply in person, HOTEL
STRATFORD. 25 E st. NV. -28
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AGENTS NEEDED by major airline
for ticket counter. clerical and cargo
handling work; rotating shifts. 40
hr. week; opportunity for advance
ment Apply Tuesday only, 8 to 5.
Room 17S. NATIONAL AIRPORT.
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|HELp wTD. AGENCIES Cont. j,

AL DICTAPHONE OPER.. f.. $50
$50 wk.. receptionist-typist $50 wk;
file clerks, knoll. tipping; $40 wk.;
Miss Evans, BOYD'S, 700 18th,
cor. g. MA. 2342.
SECY., T.. Jewish, who is proud of
her faith; excel. opprty.; start $50
wk.; call today: Miss Lee at BOYD'S,
700 18th. cor. G; Ma 2340
Secy. admin. asst $4,000 up
Medical secy.. drs. on; salaries
open.
Lab technician. drs. or; salary
open,
Dental asst. exper $50
Professional Placement Service
I740 x st. NV. RE. 1853.
BOokkEEPERS AND ACCOUNT ANTS
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS. 1920 N Y Ave NV
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN
"a or : yrs. exp. salary open.
Layout work: to $500 mo-
SECYS. STENOS, TYPISTS
MANY exceptional openings.
LLOYDS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1920 N. Y. ave, RIM. 500. ST. 2207