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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-07

went minor surgery in Magruder
Hospital Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan st. Clail
moved to Oak Harbor Saturday
We are sorry to lose the St. Glars
from our community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Snider at
tended the Sonia Henie Ice Revue
in the Toledo Sports Arena Wed
nesday evening.
Everyone is invited to attend
the kitchen shower for our newly
remodeled town hall on Friday
evening, March IA, at the towr
hall. A pot luck lunch of cake
and sandwiches will be served
The Mothers Club is sponsoring
this shower.
Mrs. Mamie Brunkhorst is
spending few days this week i:
Oak Harbor with her daughter
Mrs. Bernard Schuerman.
We have two new residents il
our township this week = tn,
! Skip Eschelmans and the Herber
Schumakers each have son.
DR.. Cheney, district superin
tendent of the Methodist Confer
ence, will hold Quarterly Confer
ence for the LaCarne Methods
Church on Wednesday evening
March IL. The meeting will b.
held in the town hall with 6::3'
| pot luck supper preceding tn
conference.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-07
ERIE TWP.

Mrs. Margaret Lamb entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Davis OF
Gibsorburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Starr
Ladd of Genoa and Mrs. Mathilde
Sureden of Clay Center, at dinner
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Snider visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wurm-
ser in Castalia Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mark and
MI. and Mrs. William Meachen
left Saturday for months vaca-
ton in Florida.
Mrs Stanley Wonnell under
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-07
HANDS CUT BY GLASS

Homer Hartman, Route l, Pert
Clinton, received emergency
treatment at Magruder Hospital
March 1st for small glass cuts on
his hand, following an auto acci-
dent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-07

particle in his left eye. A tool
broke at his place OF employment,
Port Clinton Manufacturing CO.,
and went through his glasses.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-07
TREATED FOR EYE INJURY

Clifford Eidenauer, Route 4,
Fostoria, was treated February %
at Magruder Hospital for foreign
Evening star., 1952-10-23
-Four Youths Here Freed
On Charges Of Girl, Is

Four youths were acquitted yes
terday afternoon of rape charge
involving a 16-year-old girl who
testified she was attacked last
March on the Dunbar High School
grounds.
The four, all colored, were
found not guilty by a jury in the
U. s. District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. They are:
Charles johnson, 20, Of the 500
block of Lowrie place NE; Joseph
L. Ramsey, 10. Of the 1900 block
of First street NV; Maurice
Little, II, of the first block of o
street NV, and George E. Sat-
terfield, 10, Of the 1000 block Of
Sixty-flfth avenue, Cedar Heights,
Md.
The girl also is colored.
The jury deliberated only a
short while before acquitting all
four defendants. Judge David A.
Pine presided at the trial.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Kitchen Knife Stabbing
Here Ruled Suicide

Coroner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid yesterday issued certificate
of suicide in the death Of Will
liam Albert Hines, %. who IA
tally stabbed himself Tuesday at
4442 Reservoir road NV.
Mr.. Hines had seized a kitchen
knife and managed to stab him.
self several times in the chest,
despite attempts Of his wife,
Dorothy, and his mother-in-law.
Mrs. Beatrice Schram. to stop
him, according to Homicide Squad
Detective Sergt. Emmett Waters.
In the struggle, Mrs. Schram
was bitten on the hand. Sergt.
Waters said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hines had re-
turned from Florida recently and
were living with her parents.
Sergt. Waters said Mr.. Hines
had been detected over his in
ability to hold a job and failure
to pass an armed services physi-
cal examination.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
lease of Twisted Lion Tail Ends As Judge Releases Defendant

a child. keep your hands of them.
II still believe you meant moth
ing but good toward the child, but
you used bad judgment"
The trial itself kept the court
room laughing for two days.
Richard demonstrated how he
pulled the tail that made him
famous by using the jury box as
the lions cage and the jury as
the lion.
Judges Hand Pulled.
Brown demonstrated how Rich
ard pulled the tail by using the
judges hand for the tail.
Assistant United States Attorney
Ned Perry had attempted to show
that Brown had made the boy
yank the tail that woke the lion
up.
But yesterday, Richard. who
took the stand for the second
Evening star., 1952-10-23

obtaining his parents permission
countered:
''He ducked under the guaro
rail. I reached over to grab him
I turned his hand loose to get q
better grip and pull him back
That's when he pulled the tall
He said he loves children.
Defense Motion Wins.
Defense Attorney Alonzo Ware,
who told the court little Richard
was q wise" and "evasive" wit
ness. then moved for a directed
verdict.
And Judge Howard granted the
motion. Stand up," he told the
trembling but relieved defendant.
you're right fortunate" Judge
Howard said, that you're not
charged with kidnapping. This is
serious.
mo matter how much you love
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Bishop Dun Praises
Growth Of Church in
7 Maryland Counties

The Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop Of Washington. last night
termed the growth Of the Epis-
copal Church in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties IAN ex-
traordinary development"
He told 200 clergymen and lay
men at the fall meeting Of the
Northern Convocation of the Di-
cese of Washington at Olney, Md,
that the convocation is the fast
est-growing area of the church.
He singled out the Rev. w. Rob-
ert Miller, rector of Ascension
Church, Silver Spring. and dean
of the convocation. for special
praise in developing the region.
Utah Status Discussed.
Earlier the group heard q dis
cussion Of the church's status in
Utah by the Right Rev. Richard
S. Watson. missionary bishop in
that State.
He recounted some Of the
physical hardships endured by his
missionaries there, and outlined
the influence Of the Mormon
Church throughout the State. He
also scored the Impractical"
policy recently adopted by the
Federal Government of integral
ing Indian and white children in
reservation schools.
The Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre,
jr., dean of Washington Cathedral,
spoke on the Importance OF the
National Cathedral as a focal
point Of Christian life to symbol
ize Gods love, strength and COM
ing to earth for thousands and
thousands of people" He said
he looks forward to the day when
Cathedral colleges will provide
technical advice to ministers
throughout the country on church
music, architecture. art and psy-
hiatry.
Artist speaks.
Wilbur Herbert Burnham, noted
stained glass artist and creator
of several windows at the Cathe-
dral, gave an illustrated lecture
on the history and technique of
making stained glass windows.
Mr.. Miller introduced four new
ministers to the group. They are
the Rev. William Beal, chaplain
at the new University of Mary
land chapel; the Rev. Kenneth
Arnold, of st. Luke's Church.
Bladensburg: the Rev. Thomas
Allen, of Grace Church, Silver
Spring, and the Rev. L. Robert
Foutz, of All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase.
The convocation met in st.
Johns Church. where the Rev.
James Valiant is rector.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
By chorIes 6. Brooks

The man in the csse Of the
twisted lions tail was acquitted by
a directed verdict.
Municipal Court Judge Andrew
j. Howard told the jury the Gov
ernment had no case against
Major Fielder Brown, 80, col
ored, of the 1900 block of Eaton
road Sc. who was charged under
"a legal technicality with assault.
The boy, Richard Soucek of
1922 Jennifer street NV, def
nitely did pull the sleeping. 350-
pound lions tail at the Zoo last
August. but the question was.
why?
He (Brown) told me to climb
over the rail. and I wouldn't be-
cause was afraid" Richard had
testified.
But Brown, who admitted tax
ing the boy to the Zoo without
Evening star., 1952-10-23

time. remembered a little differ
emily.
WAS the Tail hanging through
the bars?" asked Judge howard.
"Yes." said Richard.
"Was it a long tail?" queried
the judge.
"Yes," answered Richard.
did he Brown tell you to
pull the tail?" Judge Howard con-
tinued.
"Yes," Richard testified.
did you want to pull the tail,
Richard?"
"Well," and Richard hesitated,
IT guess So"
why did you pull the tail,
them" pressed the Judge.
Il guess I pulled it for both of
those reasons Richard decided.
And that, Judge Howard de-
cided, was how Gne tale was finally
to be told,
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Library Receives Diory
OfChurch of God Head

The manuscript dairy of Bishop
"A. j. Tomlinson. founder of the
Church of God. has been received
by the Library of Congress.
Five handwritten notebooks
cover the period of the church's
development from 1901 to 1943.
A score of major evangelical
groups in the United States have
developed from the Church Of
God.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
10Th Division Meeting
Called in Alexandra

A meeting of all men in the
nearby Virginia area who have
served with the 29th Division will
be held at 1880 pm. Monday at
the American Legion Post No. "a,
400 Cameron street, Alexandria.
Purpose of the meeting is to
organize a local post of the
Twenty ninth Division Associa-
ton, Inc.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Catholic War Veterans
Post Elects Mccarthy

Justin j. Mccarthy. a retired
Navy veteran, has been elected
commander of st. Peters Post No.
1911 of the Catholic War Vet
erans. He succeeds Paul G..
Walsh.
Other officers elected at the
special meeting are William H.
Sincerney. Samuel w. Salvagni
and John T. Faust. vice COM
manders; Amy L. Henry, treas
urer; George T. Miller. Judge ad-
vocate. and William P. Gatens,
Raymond j. Dimmick and Mr..
Walsh, trustees.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Clintwood Liquor Store
TO Reopen After Years
by the Assoeioied Press


CLINTWOOD, Va, Oct. 23.-A
State-controlled liquor store will
be re-opened in Ciintwood after
an eight-year lapse.
Residents. who voted out a
State alcoholic beverage control
board store in 1914 by one vote,
decided by Is votes to bring it
back in q referendum Tuesday.
The vote was 269 for. 254 against.
The town. however, turned
down a move to permit the sale
of high content beer and wine by
a 283-254 vote.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
League in AIbemorIe
Issues Voters Pamphlets
Special Dispatch 10 The Sior

SpSCioI OtSPotC" 70 tHS S'u'
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oct.
23.-The League of Women Voters
of Albemarle is making available
this week a pamphlet, "On the
Record" in an effort to encourage
every voter to be an informed
voter, according to Mrs. Demas T.
Craw, league president.
The pamphlet tells the story Of
"a significant decisions made by
Congress in past years and how
congressmen voted on the issues.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Halloween Dance Set

A Halloween masquerade dance,
sponsored by the Henrietta Sold
chapter of Hadassah, will be held
at the Indian Spring Country
Club. Silver Spring, on Saturday
night.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

accepted! No more painting or
repairs. Weather-resistant and
insulating. First cost is low IS.
and it's the last. just can Oh
4-22OO for free estimate on your
home, without obligation.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
You cAN HAVE ls.s g

YoU CAN NAVE isss q
pseiiy iiasssie wilA tbs ssw
sew-simple pgisesn. h guides
yos saseaaly ssd esickly b
fsrains esf ihis cemiosieble
ssws wifh dsiuay sasarhiaB Asd
eaps. Try L - . slovias
ssysa esepe q ayisa h w6iss
o. mt posaeas. psenisss Pot
tera No. MS 3 Q sew-siie
peEfpsuted pgttsEn n sizes u,
H. Is. u. q. 90 asd u.
Sine u gown peQsirss ~ yurds
of 39-iack fabgic; lie cspe ~
ssises lM ysrds ef 39-inch
ts6sie. Tie psasesu cssls 3oc.
Pleose rsmif h eeias o. ssanps.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

- Yes, just look around - you'll
see how FormStone lends dignity
and beauty to the better homes.
Ask your neighbor. FolmStone
is custom styled. Nationally
Evening star., 1952-07-22
SECRETARY

Active manager Of medium sized re-
tail firm needs intelligent girl In
terested in growing with job; begin
ming salary commensurate with abil-
, ity; 5la-day week. Phone MISS
COLVIN, ST. 6100. 30
-sTENOGRAPHER, con-
struction. permanent, Arlington;
shorthand and typing; 6-day week;
Ing conditions. Reply own hand
writing. stating experience. salary
desired Bog FIR. Star. --23
Evening star., 1952-07-22

Free estimates. guaranteed work,
CAPITOL DECORATORS, 1243 H
st. ne, Ii. 7-6276.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
FREE ESTIMATES-EXPERT WORK
MAHONEY
WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO.
Ii. 3-0559. 324 Pa. Ave. Sc.
PLASTERING, new and old; cement
finishing: work guaranteed; quick
service, ST. 1851. II
PLASTERING, patchwork and ceilings
our work speciality. Call MI. 1882.
PLAsTERING, cement work: no job
toe toe fer. none too small. THOMAS.
PLASTERER. brick. cement. fagstons
work, ,Waterproofing; No Job too
PLASTERING. REPAIRS; old and new
work. Large and small Jobs. Satis-
faction guar. Reas. rates. Ia. 1908.
PLUMBING and heating, remodeling
and new work. 24-hour service, free
estimate. DU. 1856. 81
Evening star., 1952-07-22
HELP DOMESTIC

I.i: sir-ccnd. cor yT apt. IN Arlington. o % Good
ner ner. Recent Recent refs. r. IL. 3o6O. S6S.sn @a4 oai
35-35: fond Of children; recent
rresferences; 5H days; no Sunday;
MAID TO LIVE IN.-Colored. age
25-40; g.h.w. and help with care OF
4 years Old; 5-day wE.; salary, $50
wk.; home In silver Spring. Md;
local references required. Call Ma.
ExPER. WHITE WOMAN - General
housework. 2 in family: refs. re-
quifed; live in; $3.50 per mo. MI.
37gS bet; 70 and II an.
home: viii accept one child. Phone
6 G.H.w.MLive hAiw.siL in apt. Must like chill
dren; Va. preferred; no cooking. TU.
CooK-G.H.w.-Live in. room and
layateTy ley oEs5 Ist fioor; Ss6 wk., 6h days.
HSttsHsKkfEE;PER for working couple.
Outskirts of Falls Church. 2 school,
age children: 5-day week; full or
part time. Live in or out. $110
month for full time. Call RE. 7O31
week days. or IA. $3.50 ewes. and
COOK, colored. g.h.w.; I'VE in; .
adults; pleasant quarters; other help
employed; refs. required. WI. 1881.
COOK-G.H.w. live in: " day and
every other Sun. OF; other help
employed; S35 per wk. Local refs.
required. KE. 7-O0S0 after 8 am.
COOK and general houseworker. ex-
perienced; excellent opportunity for
permanent job at good pay in air.
conditioned apt. Recent refs. re-
Quired. Apply WO 3158. to 10
o'clock, mornings only. --27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., white or
cglored, for new air-conditioned ram
bier In Chevy Chase, d. c. section:
beautiful living quarters: 3 adults in
family: live in: references required:
good salary. Cali HU. 1921. -23
WOMAN, white or colored; good SAL
ary; g.h.w., plain cooking: 2 adults;
live IN; own room and bath; Va,
mi. from D. c. Box z27-B. Star.
sPAN1sM sPEAKNG woman Who
llkss shildaTssn, ildaTsn, for light houssgsrk.
CAu AlA- 3sO5. I'D
Evening star., 1952-07-22
ATsTTCS FNTSHEn

We specialize in finishing expandable
attics. Also additions and recrea-
ton rooms. Free estimates. Easy
Evening star., 1952-07-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont }

BUILDING. remodeling, repairing,
carpentry; brick, cement work Mr..
BAKER, TU. 5137. 22s
BUILDER-Custom- built ramblers or
other, type homes. Licensed in D. C..
MARYLAND and Virginia. PENN HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. LU. I-2O35 OF
Ii. 4-3400. 81.
CARPENTRY-Recr. rm.. additions,
porcheS, kitchens remodeled gen.
repairs ana new work. LU. 1-2035,
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs. re-
N24 mNo2q4s1ns; 1id and new work. Mr.;
CARPENTRY Trim work in new
houses; atticS finished; vic. Sc. Wash.
and Md, 10. 7-S462.
CARPENTRY, plastering, fireproofing,
fencing, recreation rooms, cement,
complete remodeling; roof rep: also
new homes. WILLIAMS, NO. 1888.
CLEANING-Windows yards. floors,
lofts. walls. Easements. etc; refuse
hauled away; reasonable. DU. 3397.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleenedt or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER, Phone RA. ssSs any day.
ELECTRICAL installations: repair
short circuits; small jobs done i'm
mediately. RA. 2222 any time.
FENCE--Galvanized chain INK: all
posts In concrete. Immediate erec-
tlon. Get the best for less. No down
payment. 80 months to pay, Phone
VI 4-45sS; evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-07-22
OFFICE MANAGER
PIX OPERATOR

PIX OPERATOR, experienced, at
once. REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
COMMITTEE. 923 18th st. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1952-07-22

CIGAR CLERK, for DRUGSTORE In NV.
section. Good pay, excellent hours.
For further information call MISS
WILLIAMS, OU. $500.
CLERICAL for accounts receivable.
Prefer one able TO operate osr sundi .iM
teach you il able TO operate Rem
tngton adding machine. Good op-
pp9Tt,Hnity pnn,y f3s fer. dePsnaa6d!e P dRsSr PfrsSn;
cPRk. GP slq Doosk.epins ait ss ss or .eeoun ting
BACKGROUND, for general ONCE work;
must be accurate and able 70 type;
1-hr. wk., liberal employe BENEFITS.
Apply Mr.. Auth. EMERGENCY HOS
CLERK. for general once work. with
tipping and operation Of adding ma
chine: opportunity, TO learn opera
WILLARD or M Mr., Nj IMEiARIs. s. az =
permanent position, with excellent
future hnpF s1p 1ypinE 5dd Sday 90
able to meet public; salary open.
JEFFERSON FEDERAL SAVINGS
18th and < ct. NV.
CLERK, Ale: sxperienced; NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., Ii. $4,000. --24
CLERKS. t2), Bethesda area, to assist
in bookkeeping and payroll distribu-
tion work; 35-hr wk; compensation
according to ability and exp. Apply
in person, COLUMBIA SPECIALITY
co: 5o3 Sss Bradley blvd. Chevy
cIERKs AND BOoKKEEPrNG Ma
chine Operators-High school grad
yates; age Is to 80. Experience not
required; day week; short hours;
pleasant working conditions; perm
anent positions, with opportunities
for advancement. LIBERTY Ma
T1oNAL RANK. 18th and ] ct. S,W'
Evening star., 1952-07-22
SITUATIONS MEN

HIGH SCHOOL BOY. age 16. with
knowledge of typing. desires full
starts: part time thereafter, IS to
20 hrs. q. week. Ia. 4S45. %"
STENO., experienced publishing, cir
culation. ad agency. trade assoc,
tranSp.; excellent composing business
correspondence; available Aug 4.
Box 2l4,C; Star:
desires part-rime work ewes, week
ends; no selling. Box 176-C, Star.
BOOKKEEPER. Sc (Jewish); exper.
double entry, payroll. tax reports.
statements. trial balance. 5-day
wk.. &55. Box 1870, Star. 22s
PAINTER wants inside or outside
work Reas. Free estimates by con-
tract. MR.. BURGESS, OW. 9O7l.
Evening star., 1952-07-22
HOSTESSES
FULL TIME
LEE HWY.-KIRKWOOD RID.
ARLINGTON, VA.
(ALSO) SHIRLINGTON, VA.
E0IIR2 p M .1.20 Al


Permanent position; salary commen-
surate with experience and ability;
mds psd vacaton and Eef aye
insurance. employe purchase dis
ment. APPLY HOT sHOPPEs. INC,
Room 200. 1341 g st. NV. 90
INFANTS WEAR DEPT MANAGER-
II you are seeking employment or are
presently employed and wish to I'M
prove your position and salary. we
need 1e sapane
and layette dept. Good hours. air
cond. new store in the Parking
ton area adjoining the Hecht Co. In
Arlington. Call for appt. TIE. 1000.
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, expert
sneed, excel. working cond:; 5 day,
auent pay increases; many COM
pany benefits. Apply to MR.. M. L.
sCHRMER, ST. S0ss, Ext. 27S.
MANAGER, sportswear and Access
sorry; in one of Richmond, Virginia's
es snp N .1esen Syns ea
portunity for qualified person; will
consider one who is at present an
aggressive assistant Write to Ben
D. Freeman, BERRY-BURK & CO..
MARKERS AND sORTERs, laundry
exper. Apply GREYSTONE LAUN-
DRY. 2216 Sth st. NV. ~
NURSE for doctors ONCE with some
laboratory experience and some
tipping or laboratory technician for
similar work. Box 307-B. Star. --26
OFFICE CLERK, accounts payable
experience helpful; some typing:- D.
day week; air-conditioned office.
HARE BROTHERS, 1910 r. ]. ave-,
Mt. Rainier, Md. Call WI. 1882
morn; UN. 0220 afternoons for
OFFiCE CLERK, finance company ex-
perience helpful but not necessary;
good salary, bonus and vacation
wonderful opportunity for willing
worker. HERSON'S AUTO q AP.
pIIANCE Co, TIA o st. NV. 30
Evening star., 1952-07-22
HelP-WokAEN

sTENOGRAPHER-CLERK, for old,
established real est. firn; air-cond.
ONCE. excel. working conditions,
good salary. Apply L. e. BREUNIN-
GER & SONS. 1880 K st. NV. --22
STENOGRAPhER and general Of
fice work. real estate and insurance
ONCE; air-conditioned; pleasant
working conds.; 5-day wk. Call
MR.. MOORE, or Mr.. LEE. 321I
Penna. ave. Sc. VI. 1000. ga
STENOGRAPHER, general ONCE
worker real estate and mortgage
loan exper. desired, but not essen
tial: air-cond. ONCE: 5-day week
can start at once. Call MRS.
WADE. ST. 1900. between 10 and
2. for appointment -2o
STENOGRAPHER for general ONCE
work in personnel ONCE located in
Georgetown; must have shorthand
speed of about so w.p.m.; 5-day,
40-hr. week; free Transportation
paid vacation and sick leave. Phone
for appointment. CAPITAL TRANS
E<% -
Evening star., 1952-07-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION. capable, very depend
able. Permanent or temporary.
VIII consider leaving city. MA.
1894. Ext. sic.
COL. GIRL-Would like bus girl or
department. store maid work. Cali
GIRL seeks job as slip cover trimmer,
receptionist or seamstress. AID. 1896.
BABY SITTER. available day and
nICTApgHoEA sysning TIL SfcrnTaav TA 4sSl %.
sity graduate, hours approx: lilo
PRACTICAL NURSE desires s or TO-
hour night duty. Call NO. 1862.
TYP1NG WANTED-Envelope and
post card addressing at home. 5000
10th st. NV, AD. 1885. 22'
EXPER. SEC, wishes ,part-time work
at home or ONCE: vic. Mt. Rainier
Bladensburg. Hyattsville. WA 57S1
WOMAN as companion
to elderly colored lady in farm home
in exchange for living quarters: have
own furniture. Box 11S-C. Star.
O9s
Evening star., 1952-07-22
HELP-.--WoNEN

RK-TYPIsT-Age q to 80. small
mo: mo- salary. Da NA. 37aos. Saas VIZ. 81 s4oo
CLERk-TYPTST-fo suburban Ford
dealer; young lady of neat appear
ance,. good typist. to operate small
SWITCHBOARD and DO filinS, 5a.day
CO. Lee hwy. and Chain Bridge I'd,
CLERK K-TYPIsT. If you are interested
In permanent position with con-
genial associates and pleasant sur
Troundings, then see Mr.. Kackley or
talization. 5-day week. and other
employee benefits. HILL AND
SANDERS INC. lila Vermont ave,
CLERK-TYPIsT, for local University.
SSonr; soht;, week; Free tuition. Liberal
JOHNSON. ST. Z 4ezo after 8 a.m. a.'
CLERK -TYPIsT. young lady. 1921,
cage banking Arm Should type
sbIe s5euf "a 45 ;r,wsd words per min Be avail
paid vacation and sick leave COM
to ;; 5-day wk. FREDERICK W.
bERENS. INC, Mortgage Bankers,
I52S K st. NV. Ma. 5000. See Mr..
Granam. "a
CLERK-TYPISTS, ., at once; perm;
5-day week. pleasant surroundings,
air-cond. ONCE. good salary. Apply
nj Mt, Trice. FRANC JEWMRY Co.
627 9TH st. NV. -23
CLERK-TYpIST
experienced in gen. office work: i'm
med opening with educational or
ganizationS; 5-day wk., $50 Call
DI 417l. o2
Evening star., 1952-07-22
LADIES 1925

II you want to earn $3.50 monthly
working in resort areas this sum-
ter. see MRS. GREENFTELD. Hotel
Roosevelt. IL a.m.-3 Pm. Don't
phone. 24S
YOUNG LADY, white, 1880 for de-
sirable work in one of WASHINGTON S
better downtown cafeterias. Reg.
hours, no Sunday work. Salary scale,
$42.50-$47.50 per wk. and meals.
Uniforms furnished. Also vacation
and group disqualification plan. Ap-
plicant need not be exper. but must
be steady willing worker with nice
personality and like to serve the
public. For further information see
MR.. McGARRAGHY at 511 18th st..
Evening star., 1952-07-22

MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work,
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Lights Corp. ME 4532
DESIGNER, excellent
craftsman. desires part-time work
or an associate interest. Box S5-C.
Star. 1la
YOUNG VET back from Fulbright
scholarship in India seeks interest
ing career oppor. Box l17-B Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Help--WokAEN

LADIES, $500. full or part time with
earnings Of 50 hr. or more, to rep.
quality wearing apparel; samples
furn., customers est. Apply 1913
pm. or 81 pm, Tues, Wed. and
Thurs. RIM. sol, 71O 14th st. NV.