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Evening star., 1952-05-04

What are the leaders like ir
defeated Germany's efforts to re-
gain control over its affairs?
The two most prominent polit-
ical figures in postwar Germany
have in common a middle-class
background and hatred of Nazism
and CommuniSm-but not much
else.
They are:
DR.. Konrad Adenauer, stern
faced 76-year-old Chancellor o1
the West German Federal Re.
public, struggling against opposi.
Ition from both within and outside
his coalition government to make
a "contractual" peace settlement
with the Western powers and in.
tegrate West Germany into the
projected European Defense Com.
munity.
DR.. Kurt Schumacher. one.
armed, one-legged 56-year -olt
leader of DR.. Adenauer's major
opposition. who opposes both tht
re-arming of Germany and tn,
peace contract as they are shaping
up now.
Adenauer in Precarious Position
| DR.. Adenauer. leader of thl
Christian Democratic Party, nov
is in a precarious position as thu
head of a coalition government
Two other parties on whose sup
port his government depends art
bucking for a greater degree O.
sovereignty for West Germany il
the proposed peace contract.
DR.. SchumacherS leader of th'
Social Democratic Party, seems t
be the logical alternate to Dr.
/ iAdenauer as Chancellor If thl
1Adenauer government should fall
That is unlikely. however. Unde
1.-THE West German constitution, 7,
government cannot be voted ou
!of office between elections unles
the opposition can agree on an al
ternate candidate. obs erver
doubt if DR.. Schumacher coul'
muster the support he would nee
Evening star., 1952-05-04
u. 5. Acts 10 Seize
Initiative From Reds
On Germany Treaty
BY the Associcied Press

PARIS. May Sin an effort to
seize the initiative from Russia,
the United States has proposed to
France and England that they
agree at once to a four-power
meeting on the German question
but on trial-run basis.
It was learned today that the
Americans proposed having the
four high commissioners repre-
senting the occupying powers in
Germany examine whether free
elections can be held in Germany.
The proposal. if accepted by
France and Britain, would be sent
and Britain, would be sent to
to Russia as the Vests reply to
the Soviet proposal the Big Four
ministers meet to work out quick
treaty of peace with Germany to
unity the country, largely restore
her sovereignty. and give her the
right to build up defensive force.
The information came from
highly placed government sources
who did not want to be identified
even by nationality.
Opposed at First by France.
France opposed the plan ini-
TALLY and Britain, too. was cold
to it. French members on the
committee now drafting the note
In London said any suggestion
that a four-power meeting was
in prospect, no matter on what
diplomatic level, would tempt the
Germans to postpone conclusion
either Of the contractual negotia-
tions now going on in Bonn, or
the European army negotiations
in Paris.
Since then, one of the officials
said, the British have come around
to the American point of view
that a bolder policy is needed.
The French point of view is also
reported to be changing in view
of the growing difficulty met by
the Allies in negotiating in Bonn
for an end of the occupation
statute and it's replacement by
q set of contractual agreements.
Red Proposal Made March 10.
The note now being drafted
in London would be one of the
series which began when the Rus
slams proposed March 10 that the
four occupying powers meet at
once to make a peace treaty with
Germany. unity it. and then with
draw all occupation troops.
One official said today the
Americans believe the Germans
can be convinced the Russian Of
fer was unreal and mainly for
propaganda purposes. But to prove
1t the West would have to take
steps which would expose the
Russian position. They felt the
proposed commission inquiry on
elections would do it.
Evening star., 1952-05-04

Iof Germany under one national
government. Meantime, DR.. Ade-
nauer has been pushing ahead
with his program of signing a
separate West German peace con-
tract with the Allies and rearming
inside the European army.
The Socialists, DR.. Adenauer's
chief opposition, oppose rearma-
ment, object to the terms of the
peace contract and demand that
the Russian offer be fully ex-
plored before West Germany takes
any separate action with the West.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Enqleside PTA to Meet

The Parent Teachers Associa- :
tion Of Woodlawn School, Engle-
side. Fairfax County, Va, will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow to elect
new officers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20
Rednnen Give
lei Balance

The Lake Erie League, one of
the states top athletic conferences
became a balanced circuit this
week when Parma High School
was accepted as the eighth men,
ber.
Principals and league officials
met at Parma Tuesday and agreed
that the west side suburban school
met requirements of the LEI. The
school had been unaffiliated for 16
years since the old Greater Cleve-
land Conference was disbanded.
The Redmen of Parma will begin
active competition in the Lake Erie
Loop next fall but only in minor
sports. Due to scheduling commit
ments of other schools, Parma will
not be included in basketball until
the 1953-54 season. They'll COM
pete for football honors starting
with the 1854 season.
Attition Of Parma gives the LEI
four teams on the west side and
four on the east including Lake
wood, Elyria, Lorain, Shaw,
Shaker Heights, Euclid and Cleve-
land Heights.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20
Mrs. John z.
Emerich Dies

Mrs. John R. Emerich, longtime
resident and member of a family
of early settlers, died Monday at
her home, 1886 East 188th st. Fu-
neral services will be conducted at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon in the
Kenneth A. Bolton Funeral Home,
19309 Nottingham rd.
Mrs. Emerich, who was 80 years
old, was born in the old Noting
ham section of Cleveland. The
pioneer resident was one Of the
oldest members Of the Nottingham
Congregational Church. She was
graduated from Shaw High School
when it was known as Shaw Acad-
emy and was a member of the
Pythian Sisters, the Daughters of
the American Revolution and the
Women's Organization Of the Ma
tional Association of Retail Drug
gists.
Mrs. Emerich's husband, who has
been an East Side druggist for 81
years, operates a store at 1861
st. Clair ave. The couple observed
their golden wedding anniversary
in 1914.
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Emerich is survived by four chill
dren, Myron, Mrs. Eleanor Wilson,
John and Richard; six grandchil-
dren, Lawrence and Janice Wilson,
Gale, John, Linda and Richard
Emerich; and sisters, Catherine D.
Houghland, Lizzie D. Baldwin and
Ethel D. Cross.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20

COUPLE and daughter. urgently need
or 5 rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished. near transportation. EV.
2-0258.
COUPLE, child 8, urgently need house
or apartment, references. Call lVs
1-932i>or SW. 1-l584.
GARAGE. neighborhood East 151st and
Waterloo rd. ". 1-542l.
GRANDPARENTS mother and daugh-
ter, 10 years old. want SIS room
house or apartment, references. SW.
1-8576.
2 ADULTS desire or room suite.
Call GA. 1885.
COUPLE, white, girl 6I2, boy 2, need
3, or rooms, will respect your
property. TY. LISP.
COUPLE planning to get married
would like or ) rooms. reasonable
rent KE. 1-0826 or KE 1-0677
8 RESPONSIBLE adults, child years,
must have by April 18th, 2 or bed
room house, half double or apart
ment, reasonable rent, house sold.
MU. l-l8l2.
IN Euclid. small utility apartment
furnished or unfurnished, single girl,
excellent business and personal ref
erences. Call Miss Carter, GIL. 1880
after FA. 1882.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20
SES Blue Fin
Embarks Mondays
Eve, Ave. Sir,

Avast and belay, we landlubbers
the good ship SES Bluefin 395
embarks every Monday at 20
hours from St. James Lutheran
Church, 1924 Hayden ave-, with a
salty crew aboard. Skipper Al
Fischer pilots the bark, with Ralph
Hewitt berthed as first mate, Tom
Mclaughlin as yeoman and Victor
Nusker as purser. Land Agent Al
Schultz, ships company chairman,
states that any nautical minded
young man of good character be-
tween the ages of IA and Is is well
come to come aboard.
There are twelve young men
signed on the ships papers and
qualified for the apprentice sea-
man rating; Pat Hanratty, Pat
Burke, Joe Mayo, Bob Dinallo, Jim
Janek, Chet Kelly, Ted Kellerhall,
Ron Linerman, Ron Mccoy, Tom
Stempel, Nick Tartaelio and Phil
Wooley. Nine more have signed on
as candidates and are working for
their ratings.
April 10Th, a spaghetti dinner
and dance is logged for the ships
crew at Cabin X in Euclid Greek
Park. Two cruises are planned for
this summer.
At present, Sea Explorer Ship
Bluefin is the only ship on Cleve-
lands east side in the Explorer
Branch of the Boy Scouts of
America. At the age of ID, Boy
Scout automatically becomes an
Explorer and has his choice of ex-
ploring by land, or sea or air. The
land units are designated as Posts,
the sea units as Ships and the air
units as Squadrons.
mixed voices under the direction
of Esther Williamson, formerly in
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20
Award Class F
Cage Honors At
Annual Banquet

On Tuesday evening, March 25th,
the Exchange Club of East Cleve-
land will hold it's annual banquet
at the East Cleveland YMCA, hon.
oring the players, coaches, refer
ees and sponsors of Class F. Bas-
ketball Teams.
All players are invited to attend
and to bring their parents with
them to enjoy an evening of fine
entertainment. The program in
cludes a Browns Football movie
and Martell, the Magician.
Tickets will be priced at S1.25
for adults and so cents for boys
under sixteen. Members of the
champion Wheeler Industries
Team and referees and coaches
will be the special guests. Medals
and special awards will be pre-
sented and plans will be made for
next years league.
Class F this year has had an en-
rollment of So boys who have
played Saturdays at Shaw High
gymnasium. The League is spon-
sored by Exchange. which carries
it as a regular Youth Activity
project from year to year. The
players range in age from II to
IA years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20

charge of the department of music
at the Cleveland Bible College. For
Marion PAUL., the only Cleveland
member of the choir, this will be
visit to her home church.
The group is travelling by char
tered bus on a tour that extends
as far north as Toronto, Canada
and as far south as Washington,
D. C. This will mark the four
teenth year since the organization
of this choir. During the past six
years number of tours have been
conducted.
Rev. James Hunton, pastor of
the First Church of the Nazarene,
has extended an invitation to the
general public to attend this pro-
grom.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20

Apply Employment Office
at 1900 Broadway
or call MO 2.l000, Ext. 479
for convenient appointment
or application forms by mail.
Employment Office open:
Monday thru Friday
8 am to 5 pm
Tuesday till 9 pm
Saturday till l pm
Please bring birth certificate
or other evidence of us.
citizenship.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20

MRS. JAMES pEpPAS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-20
CARD OF THANKS

WE wish to express our sincere appre-
clatlon to friends and neighbors for
the beautiful flowers and many kind
expression of sympathy in the loss
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hathaway
and Family
Evening star., 1952-03-15
HELP MEN AND woMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. good working
conditions. chance for adyanceMert.
Apply auditor. CARLTON HOTEL.
BOOKKEEPER, to work in real
estate once; must be sober, de.
week; paid vacation and holidays.
cs%p al bIREcToRs b Ri TOR AND coUNsE.
LORs WANTED-Both men and
August d /. children 4 to- to II. Ap. .
plicants write qualifications to Boz
age 1s to 2s. misc. clerical
High school graduate; Sls9 mo. to
s.,t;s start S22l IN three S1nths Other
week: Apply WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT Co, personnel dept. 100
LADY OR GENTLEMAN with tele-
sssnrnE msa from s Of f0r sslss
No exper. nee: reply giving gen.
,9,,. info, and inc Incl; sdaTess and phone
MaH nHRsF SR WSxN SSS xo1M foI ssas soas fountain
DAVIS GRILL. 1861 35th st. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN living in vicinity
Of Riverdale cooperate automobile
title. service and work In once. Ap.
ply By letter only. BECKER TITLE
SERVICE, 6210 Baltimore ave-.
ORGANIST, First Church Of Christ
Scientist. Arlington. Va. will hold
additions for regular organist.
Please apply Box 444-R, Star. --17
white. 21-35 yrs. Per. appear. from
OAKS RESTAURANT. lS1s Wis. ave.
SODA FOUNTAIN. CLERK - white.
over 1S yrs. old; experienced; day
work. Apply WHEATON PRAR-
MACY. 1l401 Ga. ave.. Wheaton.
TAiIoR 1lfi OR sEAMsTREss for repair
and alteration work. Experience
necessary. Box 4O6-R, star. lie
Evening star., 1952-03-15
[ HELP MEN
YOUNG MAN


s1rance Investigations In washing
ton and suburbs. Must be high
school graduate. Salary and ex-
penses paid; knowledge of typinE
necessary; car essential; national
fn Ip ouainataont Psfmanens position a., W5ste hss
BENJAMIN Franklin station. wash.
f., I'D. c. or phone ma. 4f90, be-
tween 1913 and ask for employment
manaRer. liz
EXPERIENCED. licensed phone CIV
radio operators wanted for Anchor
age, Alaska, Aeronautical Station.
f, S514 to $84l monthly. Write or
phone AERONAUTICAL RADIO.
INC. 1898 I st. NV. --l9
THOMAS J. LIPTON. INC. wants
age 38-3s; salary. expense. bonus
arrangement. retirement plan and
insurance: car furnished. Experi-
enced in packaged food selling to
retail trade is preferred. Excellent
opportunity. Interviews arranged by
give resume Of past experiences and
detail Of educational background.
Box 49S-R, Star. -16
PROGRESSIVE BUILDING material
dealer has opening for young man.
interested IN learning metal window
business. UnilmlteQ p0SSib1ltt1es Tor
right man. Sales experience desir-
able but not essential. Phone Oh.
PARTY CHIEF for local
surveyors ONCE. THOMAS @. OYS-
TER & ASSOC, Wayne C. Great
house. Los; 5-1904; ewes. and sun,
Y0GNG 81 aiiois' 81 MrDDLE.AGED man. NAM to
learn leather business; for position
as salesman in local area. Must be
able TO drive, STREET & SIMON,
,GTsTANbING 1HEs iSi5 q. 6;Hi 6o;PHpioRTuNrTY rye Tor
two : men to replace W two % men Who No
have retired. If you are between
20 and 45 years of age, interested
In selling and have an average edu-
cation plus good standing In your
community. write Box 59-L, Star,
giving your name and experience
BACKGROUND and We will be glad to
call you for an appointment. AL
replies will be considered strictly
confidential. -23
Evening star., 1952-03-15
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION salesman. Apply
in person. KENNEDy'S ESQ STA.
1886 Rockville pike. Mcntrose. Nd.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. only; steady
job, good salary. 1856 Wilson blvd.
. Arl;; Va. OK; ZOO. -I6
steady; excellent opportunity for
right man. Apply MANAGER. 652
sH0iE sALEsMAN-Large "a shoe mfg.
interested in road salesman IN
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia
area, Must have wholesale selling
experience in shoes. Write and give
past experience. age and reference.
Replies held In confidence. Box 372-
SHOE ssALEsMAN--Excellent oppor-
tunity for experienced family man
&c make q profitable connection.
7022 Wisconsin ave. WI. 9807 .--15
SHOE statesmen. experienced: sal
ary plus; excellent proposition with
aggressive organization; positions
available in Washington and nearby
Md, and Va. Apply office. 53I8
Baltimore ave.. Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
HELP WoMEN

WAITRESS s-COUNTER GEL. white,
Arl.4 resident pref: S35 plus good
TIPS: no nights of sun. uniform.
%SGy %ss!s fgT1 HTnrfSn. SousvrHoyssE vs s a,ss rah
white, fun and part
be experienced. Apply 3506 Colum-
bia Pike. Arlington. Va. oW. e7s2.
oFFICE MGR.Mwe
can .otfer to the right person
qualifying. Must be neat, energetic,
willing to learn. Age 21-35. write
for appt., giving fun particulars,
P. o. Box 593S. Bethesda, Md. ---l6
x-RAY TECHNICIAN---For hospital;
yns not ss
salary and meals. DU. 1920
WOMEN S6iSES EARN BIG MONEY. In
spare time selling, HOUSE OF PhAS-
TIC products through popular party
Ro9sz Esq g f;ss19; ssTrcs ss a.ss g gs'is sss
WOMEN who know Avon cosmetics
will appreciate this fne opportunity
tS e, es5n ssaa money ss9sy N spare time. Can
YOUNG LADY-Perm. position In .
:%s ssi%s oc sn,ns Of srss s,.nssI nssT
sSi. UNioN TRusT BLpd.. 18Th
and H sts, NV. Phone DI. S7ls.
YOUNG WOMAN to work in wan
paper showroom In our Silver Spring
store. Decorating experience desired
I but not necessary. Apply Mr.. Dun
CAM $3.50 Fenton st.. Silver Spring.
ARTHUR MURRAY sTuDaos--n You
are 81 to 20. ambitious. attractive
and ,well-educated. with q desire TO
work in lovely air-conditioned sur
roundings with other talented people,
come In and let US train you: un-
tiyes come up through the ranks,
with incomes ranging up 70 $1,000
q yr Positions available In Alex
andria, Arlington. Silver Spring and
washington studios. Part-ttrne train
ing available. Personal interviews
Sos SRl5 ss'vsfH shdrFTiosRsPs. fHd RR See fGS
wSoh;wCRirnh!s;. SSea; sSfi niE; mod. new ss Store
now accepting applications for Inn
mediate employment. Openings in
most depts. Exper helpful but not
REQUIRED, 3455 N. Fairfax dr., Ar
TWO HOUSEWIVES with cars. for
special part-time work; 8 hrs. daily,
four days weekly; earn SIS weekly.
Box l3I-R Star.
MONITOR BOARD (3 trunk line)
es asHr.His Ss ssastf scsGfos s'!sHy NJ $685. $685.
FINEST ENGLISH sECRETARY
wanted for position in Embassy.
Call DU. 4371. ----l6
Evening star., 1952-03-15
HELP MEN tcont.l

perienced. full time. until Nov. /,
small place, lawn, orchard, some
flowers, no vegetahles. Reply Box
13S.H' Star. stating age, experience.
GAS STATION MAN-Resular posi-
tion. Character Is the most inn
sUNoco 81 SERVICE. 646O Geqrsia
GRILL MAN-white; exper.: hrs hrs. .
PaARMXcY. 18th and ( sts. s. NV.
GROCERY CLERK, d. c. permit nee Z
ars a psrson sSod PAX skoosANp SKI aSHrs F6oB Ac
CENTER. 3732 10th st. ne. III
GROCERY CLERK to assist butcher
and take phone orders; good salary.
% sasf s6pER issaSf MAksED xxi EDes ss15 Fast fsst
Gk6ScEHkHYS GkaSnfEHH S' CLERK. ri sGa good hours; GOOD
salary. HARDEsTY's MARKET. sol
GkoSsEE8 GMsoFsEIapa cHEcRfR, cEa Ri able to 5s oper-
ate MGR. departmentslized resister.
6la-day week. only those with
sToesEy experience g,, need apply;
GROCERY CLERK, experienced, all
HfELTop MARKER 5S07 Georgia
ave. NV 30
GROCERYMAN; exper. man needed
for mod. Self-service super market:
paid hosp, life insurance. Other
benefits. Apply in person BUCKING-
HAM SUPER MARKET. 1928 r: ].
ave. ne. III
HARDWARE CLERK, Hyattsyille vic,
exper. not necessary, chance for ad-
xancement. Box 11-R, Star. lie
HARDWARE CLERK, excellent op-
portunity for aggressive man, good
pay to start. MURRAY HARDWARE
CO. Langley Shopping Center, 5000
New Hampshire ave. -l6
HARDWARE CLERK. paint salesman
ennortDnitY ann titSef for saiesl1; onanf;ed Ssme' nerson
Apply Charles E. Hartman. BARBER
T. ROSS. 9Th and " SITS. me-. DE.
O501 -15
Evening star., 1952-03-15
nELp MoMEN tcsas.l

DOOKKEBRER- Excellent position for
experienced person yhe can assume
co@plete charze q double entry
! books: good staytins salary Tor
sasaI. a.saI.r ssssssn sss esi egaif1sisl' "a Sas.
CsFiEsTfiRfA sFisii IA CoTNTER S1iHsPEi suPERvIsoR.
Five days per week. Paid vacation
and other lenellts. Cail RI. 4l42.
,E Ext; S7o3; sSf sn5ssvasE NJ, lie %,
50: 'xFita Enstisdss ssf npInsi 81
day. weex. u acc. once. Best Of
working ccnd.: free life. hospitaiiza-
tion and surgical insurance pro-
yided. Gail Mr.. Wells, MA 000O.
MUTUAL INgURANcE AGENCY.
CAsHIER-TYPIsT, hiEh school grad
uate. 40-hr. wk:; retirement. hos
SvaisSls. AIRY aDa rsc Ise
TRIO q POWER CO.. ia Maine st.,
Glenn 4 for r; ;dry-cieanins store, iS part
time; some exper. preferred. APP
ply s-i0 am. only. 26f2 18th st.
CLERK-rypins not essential; hos
Ditaiization dement's. vacation with
pay; Interesting work with proEres-
asxsSTEWIAY' aIas'i ir1SSANcE NAM Co. b isos Lee
hEya End a.. Rossiyn. Va. IA.
CiIkHas for dry cleaning store. Excel. i
salary for reliable girl PENTHOUSE
GGLLANERs go ltth e: Nv.
CLEEk. fer ssnsral once worEv in
sos sGsSt 4 sisse ss naSs
typing .5ls-day wk. starting salary,
ton for the rieht party. Phone u.
3-7710 between ESQ and 9. -2b
CLERK-TYRlsT--Large corporation:
M. ifsoossTESS.. IA. 6fbS. BS'''n, ,-1b
CLERK.TYPIsT, ins. claim dept;
37h hr.. 6-day Wk. Apply 513
Woodward Bldg. X. 1850. Mr..
CIEaK.TYrfsT, CfIiEsaiiKEsiTCYTirfsT nationally rec 7ssos.
nized organizaticn; expefa not e.
annual i'sI and sick .isass sSas sbssnefits: sS B.
NEERiNo INsTifJTE. no. 1920.
|CLERK-TYPIsT. pleasant workins
sSha sSi sr eSs9.GMR s77 Mrs oIss IYNcH Cr aDDiiS
CLERk-TYPIST--Rsthesds nv. area:
has an opening for . clerk typist
with several years Of Reneral once
SApCA1cuEc. 0AtuEy CUmueuouEIbc bc
with ability and experience. Prefer
some one that likes to work with
figures and is accurate. Free life
and disqualification Insurance.; o.
day week. Call OR 5000 for appt:
MINNEAPoLIS-HONEYWELL REQ
ULATOR CO.. 1895 wisconsin ave.
CLERK-TYPIsT-For ward admittins
Gnice Of hospital; business school
grad. preferred: salary and meals
DU. 1920 between 9-6. Id
CLERK-TYPlSTS, no expef, necee.
sary;. 6-day, 4O-hr. wk.; pleasant
working conditions; in new modern
bldg. Goth CENTURY-FOX FILM
CORP, 416 3rd st. NV. 40
CLEkK-TYPTHT - Interesting posi-.
tion for intelligent young lady. I'M
terested In merchandising career;
5-dAy wk.; no Sat. r. MARS, THE
CONTRACT Cos 40 list ct. Sc.
RK.TTS8PIsT - Permanent POSI-
exper. required; 6-day Wk., paid
vacation, on on al nationat hOii-
days; free hospital ali1ation; $226 mo.
70 start. Apply Room SOL, Edmonds
Bldg. e17 18th st. NV, Sat,
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SUPERVISOR
TELLER
ALSO CLERK-TYPIST


For savings and loan association.
work week: yscations with pay; on
the-job training. We will train
you for your position. knowledge
Of typing essential. age 81 to 20.
Maaaelini Sao Gd S NoRTHWHEsTERN - HnEsSn II FED. :
ERAL SAVINGS & LOAN A6SOCI-
ALTON. I415 Eye st. NV" Re
public 1862. I'll
MACH. OPERATOR,
age 1S to 80; transcribes dictaphone
recoFdings; h.s. graduate with typtng
Il iDIS thlee mont moanths oter 81 e periodicsi ia
%asafNoToN sFsaasSaai e;oE Sas LHGaT EsfF ASeeo So
personnel dept. 110O 29th st, NV.
rxEiMsT. ST. Mssssssn ages :. = :,.. and =. sS; !
pay; good chance for adyancemsnt:
co., :, $40 % Woodward Bids. 18th
rYPIsT. g Tor part time once work,
aSn siSIs t4s sasoqca sa m aE ff9PPly f9Ps 10 yiF-
TYPIST. with or without soundscriber
experience; permanent JOB; pleasant
working conditions; by Q long-estab-
lished Washington corporation. Box
rYPisT-invcice ;iislS iSSri billins. correspond
ence and general ONCE work, short
hand helpful; 6-day wk. FORMAN
BROS. INC. 1460 okie st. ne:
TYPlsT, patent law once; located
18th and X SITS. NV; good salary,
h-day wk. Ma. 1877. -16
TYPIST, general ONCE work for I
girl; plumbing ONCE; pleasant sur.
roundings with good salary. Call
0E. 5000 for appointment. --19
TYPIST-CLERK. Sc. section. apart.
ment development: 6-day week. sick
and annual leave. pleasant ONCE:
must be willing to perform varied
routine ONCE duties. $500 to
$2.7O0 year: Write P. o. Box 46b5.
Anaeostia Station. D. c. -16
T-CLERK-We have an open
ing for Q good typist with general
clerical exper.: one with automobile
exper. pref. but not essential; per-
manent position, good salary and
working conditions; See Mrs: Dons-
win. BARRY PATE MOTOR CO.,
NC, 1130 Conn. ave. NV. --17
age 1S to 80; his.
graduate with tipping ability. $2l6
per mo. to start. S240 In three
months. Other periodical increases;
6-daZ. 4O-hpur week: Apply WASH;
dept. HOO 29th st. NV. No phone