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HELP MEN

ACCORDION TEACHER with car to
teach School-age beginners in homes
earnings APPROX. 500 per wk.; will
assist right person in purchase OF
car. Call SH. 6455 for appt. -
semi-senior. for loca
CPA otice; permanent position and
aadvancement. Apply sINRoD &
JR., for medium-sized
accounting firm; state age, edu-
s sbiita sa Box s s5Bessed st and ays
ACCOUNTANTS. senior or semisenior
HENRY S. OWENS & Co, Certifled
Public Accountants, 1923 Conn. ave.
NV. Otherwise no interview granted.
Compensation based on exper. Re-
plies treated strictly confidential.
ACCOUNTANT. age 21-so. A large
has Immediate opening in a per.
manent position for a recent &C
counting graduate or advanced stu
dent. Starting salary. SOS per wk.
Pension and insurance plan. Cafe
teGgiss n IN bldg Call W. H. PROC
with exper. on con-
struuction contractors records for
AVA CAeA ooo4BhAhChb. NIttC 1ulI
ulars as to age, education, exper. -,
marital status, etc. Box 4S9-R
ADDREsSoGRAPH and graphotype
operatorIWill employ either an ex-
an average tipping ability and an
interest in learning the business.
This is q fine company, offering
permanent employment. opportunity
for promotion. employe benefits and
5-day week. UNITED SERVICES
NV. nm. h0C III
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HELP MEN
BRANCH MANAGER

DES14NS11 NAlNkaSAaEb
Within S So days Gep' opport. $1,000 ist
yr. Must be married. neat appear,
h. s. educa.; salary. bonus ana
9 SS%% I'm. '' 45s: 7i HP' l4th Mt s.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, for H.D-5
loader; must have transportation.
Call SH. 1910. III
BRICKLAYERS. white; open shop.
Go south on Shirley hwy. to Fran
coma overpass, right to Back Lick
I'd. right to Job at Springfield. Va.
BRICKLAYERS-1st class mechanics
needed for large housing project in
S Ssg!s55 " kz! II SSi II A]slE
BRICKLAYERS-G mechanics for
large housing project in Richmond,
XscHS SRh 1s Nj Mfis: e. g. s RS'i'
BULLDOZER OPERATOR for Cat.
D-4; must be exper.. have transpt.,
sober, white. 81. 1897.
BULLDOZER and Pan operator. HID.
lac or 10 with torke converter.
mast be AL. exper., general all
around man: have transpt., sober
ana white. ST.. 1897.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR-tD FIRST
class only: Apply to Mr.: Winstead
at H. T. BROYHILL g. SON. 4624
Lee highway. Arlington, Va. II
IBULLDOZER OPERATOR, exper. only
with car. for CIetrac; excel. wages
81. 1885.
BUTCHER Must be experienced
fancy meat cutter with recent CITY
refs. Ia. 0922. =
BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR
Filipino preferred. able to cook Phone
after IL am, WO. 3341. or call in
person at $3.50 Williamsburg lane
NV, of Porter st.
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CRAFTSMAN

To work in engineers ONCE. WILL
LIAM a; BROWN. 1928 Conn. ave.
DRIVER, white. for CRY cleaning route
Sc; good salary and commission
for INDUSTRIOUS sober man. Call
DRIVER E,Ro4 WHITE, experienced fSrni-
essential, For interview call JU.
DRIVER TRAINING INSTRUCTOR,
exper.; good opgortunity. pleasant
DRIVERS. white. experienced house
hauling. No drinkers. Only steady,
reliable men need apply. ME. 6O72.
DRIVERS WANTED u0) to drive
pay; no exper, necessary, YELLOW
CAB; Silver Spring. 81; 1921.
DRIVER, oil truck; excellent oppor-
tunity for wide awake man; very
So9d 0a;s PAY Th v volume o 5
terested in good. steady man. CHI.
DRIVER-Part time, for school bus in
nearby Arlington. Hrs. am. to
DRIVER: white, for linen route. Must
know city. Steady job; good pay. in
surance benefits. Apply DISTRICT
LINEN SERVICE CO. SO L st. Sc.
DRIVER SALESMAN. good salary. All
powGoLD PRoDUcTs CO. 1887
DRIVER for grocery store; good
working conditions. Apply QUAIL
ITY FOOD SHOP. 5035 Conn ave
DRIVER for dump truck; must be
exper. Call Sunday am. or after
6 ewes. CO. 1864 -
DRIVER, part time, colored. for
nursery school bus; over %; neat
appearance. LII. 4-5S1S, LU. 4-449O
before 10 am. and after 1870 pm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

DUE TO ILLNESS. cannot complete
my Arthur Murray dance lessons
Sacrifice greatly for immediate sale
Box 1915, Star. -
cb Soss i1l room IN
any. size group. Nearby Md. Ample
parking. Very reasonable. Catering
service II desired. OIL. 1160. 6"
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
than myself. B. CARLTON WOOD.
1910 21st place Sc. Wash. D. C.
MY FRIEND IRMA will do it at
home; satisfaction guaranteed: gen.
eral tipping. accurate. dependable.
Call IRMA. 10. 2-6211.
WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds, etc. pledged else
where and renew same at 10 per
month. LIVINGSTON & CO.. 1923 H
st. NV. Only licensed and bonded
loan ONCE in Washington. Guaran-
teeO highest loans
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AUCTION SALES

HAVING DISCONTINUED farming. !
will sell all my farming equipment
at public auction on Saturday. April
II, at 10 am. at Bannockburn
Farm, Oakton, Va. Bred mares,
saddle horses, harness. blackboard
thing you need for farming. come
to this auction. Location: Bannock-
burn Farm on route 655 between
routes No. 1. No. 2. No. 3 and 211,
about 3 miles north Of Fairfax
~0u' EBNER R. DUNCAN co.
BANNOCKBURN FARM
nAKTON VA
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ENGINEERS

Ordinance design and de-
velopment. Several chal-
longing positions in cleo
tronic and mechanical
ordinance. Must be ex-
perien ced graduates.
Permanent only. Phone
Mr.. Butler, OIL. 1916
weekdays; OIL. TIT ewes.
and holidays.
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When dnSDering advertisements
addressed to Star boreS, do NOT
tncloSe original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
Sondl pdlue. Copies serpe the pur-
pose and originals may get lost.
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CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR

to work with large foods
org anization in supervisory capacity.
ability. Positions open Tor those
with limited experience as well as
with several years experience. Day.
time work; 3 weeks annual leave,
also SICK leave. GOVERNMENT
CALL TAKER-DIsPATCHER for work
cond. and excel. opportunity; fuii
benefits, incl. vacation, sick leave,
pension. disqualification, etc. Eve
n nnn; appts;r sTrsnged. Cal Nj.
$500. IS
CAMP SENIOR COUNSELOR or ath-
yate school in the washington area
invites correspondence from quail
fled persons interested in associa-
summer 1852. BOX 39S-R. Star.
CAR HOPS
Young men for full-time employment;
forms furnished; paid vacations and
sick leave.
APPLY
ANY HOT SHOPPE
Or Room 200, l341 G st. N.W.-s
MECHANICS, fully expe-
rienced; for large speciality shop;
good salary, steady work. Apply
D1ENERS. INC. 1900 K. l. ave. ne.
rough and helpers.
Report to Mr.. Lee, MASTER BUILD
Frs job, near 6400 blk. Ager I'd,
West Hyattsville. 3
FOREMAN and CON-
Sruction supt.; we'll experienced in
commercial bldg. and remodeling;
steady year-'round work with con-
Struction company; inside work;
refs. required. Box. 1865, Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES white onIy).
See Mr.. Dizelbliss. 7:30 am, Mon
day. Stonestreet ave. next to Po-
tomac Electricl, Rockville, Md.
r. H. BEST. INC.
CARPENTERS. first class only. See
Mr.. Dizelbliss, 7:30 am. Monday,
Stonestreet ave. (next to Potomac
P sFIse1ric1; Rockville. Md. R. H
CAR WASHER. experienced. colored,
Apply CAPITOL GAS SERVICE.
Route No. l. g miles south of Alex
andrta at Engleside, Va, ~
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DISTRICT MANAGER

opening locally offered by
national organization for perma-
nent career; in distinctly low
pressure field; our business semi
professionals; applicant must be good
salesman and recruiter: previous ex-
perience in hiring and developing
salespeople on direct to consumer
basis required; not desk job; car
necessary; careful training given
right applicant; proven successful
program and excellent income dis
cussed at interview. Write MR.. Ed
WARD MEVIL, Marion. N. Y.
- Patent law office.
Splendid opportunity for right man.
Call MA. 1850. e
- Heating. plumbing.
air-conditioning systems; salaries
open. MA. 1913. %
CRAFTSMAN. architectural, with at
least yrs. exper.. for Arl; ofice
State salary and exper. Box 90,
RoSSlyn Station Arl o. Va
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DISPATCHER

Experienced or will train. Must know
D. c. and Southern Md. territories;
position with growing concern. Group
insurance benefits and other ad-
vantages. Apply in person, to Mr.
NEALE, 1900 Branch ave, Silver
Spring Md "a
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HELP MEN
Assistant Restaurant
MANAGER TRAINEES

UNDER 35 YEARS
Permanent positions, excellent salary
based on experience and ability. def
mite opportunities for advancement;
substantial employment benefits,
including life insurance, hospltaliza-
ton and surgical benefits. paid vaca-
tions and sick leave; training in
APPLY HOT sHoPPE, INC.
Rm. 200. l341 G st. NV. 5
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Credit Office ASSISTANT

Credit Office Assistant
Alert young man: exper. unnec.. some
tipping; chance to learn business;
FRANC JEWELRY CO. OF NORTH
EAST. 1l25 H st. ne. -6
DANCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
90. Full or part time training given
phone. ARTHUR MURRAY STU
dos, 1106 Conn. ave. NV. -6
DARK ROOM TECHNICIAN-Expe
enced in taking wedding candid
pictures; immediate opening for a
steady position. Apply in person
bet bet, o and 10 am. at GLoGAU,
DELIVERY BOY. with ref. to drive a
light truck, well acquainted with
the city: Apply Monday lie
DELIVERY Ky MAN for grocery store
Must Must ben be neat soa and Nv wiling worker
MI; 6324: Mon. apply 1898 Wis
DENTAL iS91li avg TiECHN1c1AN-First cias.
all around assistant. packer, polish
er, tinisher, etc. State full quail
flcationS, phone number and salary
expected in letter. Box 457-S, Star
DENTAL TECHNICIAN for dental
laboratory, one DESTROYS of learning;
some exper. pref. but not essential.
Apply 1722 Eye st. NV, end floor.
DISHwASHER. must be exper
steady and reliable. Day shift,
to 8. MAYNARD'S, 1903 14th st
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BOOKKEEPER, $40 WK.
Retail exper., inter. work; Asst. book
keeper, 5 d.. $50 wk.; asst. bkpr.,
in ne, $50 wk.; credit clerk, post
ing, will train. $50 Cashier. hos
Miss Black, BOYD'S. 18th and G
NV. (NA. 234O). Est. SO yrs.
Spanish Cd Eng. Sec'y, $3.50
PORTUGUESE-En Eng. secy.. $500; legal
stenog., exp. $75-$SO wk.; file clerk,
expr. exp, $500; real estate secre-
tary, $50 wk. Personal secretary,
under 50, $4,000. Dozens of others
daily. MISS GRACE DUNN. 1911 G
st n NJ RE OR22 =
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ADJUSTER

National finance company has OPEN
ing for aggressive young man in
terested in quick advancement and
a job with q future. Car furnished.
Vast expansion program underway.
Call in person.
General Acceptance Corp.
1910 Rhode Island Ave.
Mt. Rainier. Md.
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HELP MEN
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Permanent position to be filled inn
mediately: 40-hr. week; colored, 21.
50 years OF age, neat in appear.
ance and willing to give good at
tendance. Apply personnel, Room
900: open weekdays, S:30-6 and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1lOl Pa. Ave, NV,
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BOOTH ATTENDANTS

For East Potomac or Rock Creek
Park tennis courts; mature men.
able to make reservations, maintain
accurate records, sell snacks. handle
money; seasonal; 6-day week in
Guiding Sunday; excellent OPEN
inss for retired men who are active.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, ING.
1875 21st st. NV. -
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

B0okKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS
ATLAS 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
TEACHERS WANTED for the best
positions in Washington vicinity and
elsewhere. Phone BALTIC. TEACH
| Frs AGENCY, 516 N. Charles St.,
Baltimore, Md. Mulberry $500.
ADAMS Teachers Agency has top.
notch vacancies, $3.50 to S420 mo
Colo. Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 1898
BEATTY SHOP MGR. CFD, $3.50;
must be licensed MISS DUNN, 1911
G st. NV. RE. 1928.
CIVIL ENG. craftsman. $50 wk: jr
Stenog., Alexandria, open; hotel
clerk, exp, MGR blk. MISS GRAY
only. 1911 G st. NV. MA. $3.50.
COLLECTOR MD, inside. good tele-
phone voice, S255 mo-; secretary,
fast. accurate. $500 mo. See MISS
DUNN, 1911 G st. NV, RE. 2S2S.
PARTY CHIEF. exper, highway and
Miss Dodge. BoYD'Ss' 9Th an and ue &
SITS. NV, MA. 2340.
STENOG. FJ-N.E. Sec; wholesale;
excel. opprty, swell people to work
with; age under So. Miss Lee
BOYD's' 700 18th. cor. G. tNA
SECRETARY, $40 wk.; 1-girl office;
q Intb 90 snd Cd r Miss Grant BoYp's
TABULATING MACH. oPER., $3.50;
und. 30. eXper.; on contract wk
MISS REED. 1871 G st. NV. ST.
Assoc. SECRETARY Of. downtown,
SO wk: real estate stenog, S65-S7O.
MISS YOUNG. 1911 G st. NV. ST
INSTRUMENT man. civil engineerins
TorK; Z YRS Ia.s sxperj See Miss Dodge
BOOKKEEPER F.n sos wk.. payroll
work. 5 days. meals. PIX typist, s
day, $40: Typists. several to $6C
1911 6 St. NV. ST: 1864. -
aiss Dedse 'u I$R ana RsF's
CASHIER CD: hospital. under 80,
meals and $3.50 mo. Miss Black.
p a9SHRs ASH lSsh a espe e n ol will train
Black. BoYD's. 18th and G SITS.
LEGAL SECRETARY, $40 wk, 1nsur,
ste fe stsc BOO S03 Assoc. ue stenoe. o d.
NV. $40 wk. New one every few
minutes n in s. MISS u.s. YOUNG 1911 q ST
ers, espe r. sso-SS5 wk. Miss Dodge
at BOYD'S, 18th and G SITS. Ma.
234O est. SO YrsD. Inquire.
PHYSIO-THERAPIST----- So. 900
Lab. Technician ------S 3,410
R: Ms drs: oftice-------Sa,70 zoo
Denta5 e asslssant ., C Satary open
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. 1883
Al sECRETARIAL POSITIONS, to
saiiy for teT TYP sas ,anios 90e scenes
Visit today, BOYD SERVICE. Est.
80 Yrs, G and 18th NV. MA. 2340.
BoOKKEEPER, $50 wk.. full charge,
esxxpper:;, asst: bkkpr.: some typin ping
MISS DUNN. Suite zoo. 1911 q
St, RE. 1928. Welcome.
Assoc. work, con. loo. opprty.
Telephone oper.-recep. - $40 wk.
Auto AIT. Eecep.otypist S53 wk:
90 aeR ope GpsT pA se See ek MsS
Evans at BOYD'S, 18th and G SITS.
NV, Ma. 2340.
INFORMATION CLERK m.l. steno.,
S2S5 mo-, start-inter. work; SHIP
PING AND REC. CLERK. exper
MULTIGRAPH OPER.. exper.; hotel
clerk. MGR. bk 1000, $3.50 up.
See Miss Gray. PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE. 1871 G st. NV. MA. $3.50.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL BUR.
1740 K ST. NV, ME. 1892
Lab. techs. f.. pit. time to So, 900
Secys.. med, D. c., Va.----to $4,000
r. N, part time MD. $50
Dental secys., assistants to $50
RECEIPT. -typist, hosp, young Open
U. S. EMPL. SERVICE
c. AND P OFFICE LOCATED
315 18th STREET NV.
Bookkeeping, mach. opers.. craftsmen
cashiers, chief payroll clerk, engi-
neers, nag mgrs., medical tech.
nurses, organic chemist, stenos
typists; teachers. Greek. Turkish
| Other professional, tech, clerical
| pos. local and overseas.
| NO FEES
TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL
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Engineers
Growth and a
Future With
General Electric

Excellent facilities anC
challenging assignment.
offer opportunities fol
creative thinking ano
growth with Genera
Electlic'S Aeronautics &
Ordnance Systems Div.
ENGINEERS
Ele trio IL, me-
chanical and aero
nautical with B. S.
degree for develop
ment, design, and
quality control.
CRAFTSMEN AND
DESIGNERS
Consider the wide
diversity of our OPP
erations in the fol-
lowing fields: Aero
dynamics, Electron-
les, Power Systems,
Airfram me Design,
Turbo Pumps, Servo
Systems, Aircraft
and Surface Fire
Control. M arine
Equipment.
Permanent positions
are now open at our
modern plants in:
Schenectady, N. Y.
Burlington, VT.
PittSfield, Mass.
Johnson City, N. Y.
Pension, health and life
insurance plans plus COM
pany stock bonus plan.
Send Resume Of Experienc,
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BAR MAN-S9O WK.
BELLBOY AND DOORMAN

Must be experienced: good salary and
TOWERS. 300 Mass. ave. NV.
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NATL. EMPL. SERVICE

SALES (ensr) decree, ME.CH.E.
or E.E. (mgr. ONCE = So 200 VI.
SALES (Natl. Oil Co.. trained,
SALES tcbem. nroducts, $ $Soo mo mo
SALES (pharmaceuticaD. some lab.
work $435 mo.
SALES (nat. companiesD, trainees,
CLAIMS ADJUsTER college grad.
plus 2 yrs: law necD. $3.50, $500 mo.
OFFICE MGR. acct. $3.50 mo.
EXEC. SECY. lassoc.). start $34O mo.
PAYROLL SUPERVISOR $433 mo.
STATISTICAL elk. mo typ,
ANALYST tanatomy majorl NOR
phology research $3.50 mo-
STENOGRAPHERS (railroad),
1898 mo.
CHEF CLERK Country club any,
Salary plus room and board
1913 18th st. NV. Elk. 1870
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COUNTERMAN, experienced, for Ko-
Sher delicatesSen. Apply 1922
Eastern ave. NV. -S
learn; good future. POPS Rhode
Island ave. ne. Apply Sun. l-5 pm
CRANE OPERATOR, fully experienced
sober reliable. with good local ref
erences, salary open. Box 149-T
Star 3s
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DRIVER
DRIVER
DRIVER
COLORED

Perm. position; must know city, not
mind long hours, hard work. have
good driving records; vac. sick leave,
bonus; S42 so start. Apply WASH.
FISH. 1011 E st. S.w.
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APPLES AND SWEET CIDER
Honey, Apple Butter and Eggs
PLAINRfELD ORCHARDS
Out Ga. ave. to Glenmont, Md, right
miles on Rt. 1872 to high water
Spring, Md. Fulton S-3S91.
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HELP MEN
COOK

Age 25-4O, experienced in large VOL
ume restaurant or cafeteria: liberal
pay policy; meals and uniforms
furnished. paid vacations and sick
leave, group insurance and pur-
chase discounts.
Apply HOT SHOPPE. INC.
Room 900, l34l G st, NV IS
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AU1O-SERV VICE MANAGER
Exper.. in volume operation; take
complete charge Of body and paint
shop. Must have ability to hold all
to high production and efficiency
Such man can write his own
terms with US. Box 437-S. Star.
AWNING HANGER, must be expert
enced in installing all types of work
Top pay, steady work, 5-day, 4O-hr.
wk. Time and z for overtime;
CO., 1904 r. I. ave. ne. -
BACKHOE OPERATOR wanted for
work in Washington. Call SH. 6147.
AND HELPERS-Exper. in
hand shop. Good working conds
Steady employment. Vacation with
pay. Apply N vI person Tt,I bet III 10 and
BAKERY 900 Cirard ne "a
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GOAT KIDS, FINE!
I to 3 mos. FOUR EAGLES FARM
AmisSYille. Va. Tel. Grayson 223O
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AUTOMOTIVE SALESMAN
for ''live-wire" individual
to fill local territory for old-estab-
cesSories. supplies and equipment:
commission basis. drawing account.
L. s. JULIEN. INC. 1443 P st. NV.
NO SO75
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CASHIER

Sx1Ox44GIG
permanent position in large liquor
store; experience preferred; must
have good character refs; age 81
to 40; salary commensurate with ex-
perience. Write stating age and
experience. All replies in confidence.
Box SOS Star 10
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COOKS

White men, who have hotel expert
ence, to work in modern and beau
tifully equipped kit. Only those in
terested in permanent position with
security need apply. Apply person.
mel office.
HOTEI. STATLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

To meet production and de-
velopment contracts, Sikor-
sky Aircraft is enlarging its
plant by a third-and al
ready it is the largest plant
In the world solely devoted
to heliocopter manufacture.
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tiff has found suitable employ
ment in California and is able
to supply a suitable home
for the children they will re-
main with her aunt, Eva Wilt
man, of Auburn. Support pay
ments will be made by the de-
fendant to the aunt while the
children are in her custody, to
the plaintiff while she has Gus
tody of the children and will
cease when they are in the
care of the defendant.
George A. Barber, plaintiff,
VS.. Marcia Barber. Plaintiff
granted a divorce in the
grounds of gross neglect of
duty. Defendant ordered by the
court to pay the sum of $195. 90
in unpaid alimony to the plain
tiff. ......
Raymond X. Vaughan and
Russell Vaughn, doing business
as Vaughn Bros, VS.. James l..
Soltis, defendant, case dismissed
with full prejudice to both
plaintiff and defendant, and
costs are divided equally be-
tween them.
Winifred F. Nelkes, plaintiff,
VS.. Edgar j. Nelkes, defendant.
This cause came on for hear
in on the 18th day of May,
1852, on the petition of the
plaintiff, the answer and cross
petition of the defendant, the
answer of the plaintiff to de-
fendant's cross petition, and the
evidence offered by defendant.
The court found that the plain
tiff was guilty of gross neglect
of duty toward the defendant
who was granted divorce
from plaintiff, Winifrid F.
Nelkes. The defendant, Edgar
J. Nelkes, was granted full
custody of the children and
plaintiff will be allowed a
maximum of a 3-hour period
each week to see the children.
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CHARDON VILLAGE - Max
S. and Nina L. Daniels, lot 18
with SO A. to Pilarozyk Bros.
Construction Co., Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. - Michael,
Sr., and Anna Juric, lot 35
with 40 A. to Frank Swagger,
Chesterland.
White, Walter c. (Deceased), /,
Ralph Perkins and Windsor T.
White, lot 80 with house and
two barns and 172.02 A. to
Marvin w. Humphreys, Ches-
terland.
Helen c. CrlpIey, lot 20 with
1.2O A. to Albert S. and Marie
c. Rubel, Chesterland.
r. H. and Tressa Painter, lot
35 with 100 A. to Guy N. and
Joyce M. Painter, Chesterland.
CHARDON TWP. & CHARDON
VILLAGE - Harry Knapp, lot
13 with bldg. and 800 A. to
Marjorie w. Knapp, Chardon.
HAMBDEN TWP. - Julia c.
Huebner, lot % with house and
400 A. to John w. and Vivian
1. Sechler, Cleveland.
HUNTSBURG TWP. - George
A. Neumister ct. al, lot 33 with
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house and IL A. to Gerald
S. and Hester B. Fitzgerald,
Chagrin Falls.
BURTON TWP. Ralph
White lot so with house and
1880 A. to Sarah G. White,
Euclid.
Sarah c. White, lot so with
house and $3.50 A. to Herman
Constance Perchner, Burton.
John and Rose Muscil, lot
so with 80 A. to Alice and
Vance Moore, Cleveland.
CHARDON TWP. - Herbert G.
and Ruth Dressler, lot As with
/ A. to Frank and Stella Czaj-
karvski.
Thomas F. Doran, lot 127
with house and 40 A. to Melvin
J. Doran, Chardon.
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interest and charges.
Said premises are described as
follows:
Situated In the Township of
Newbury, County of Geauga and
State of Ohio, and known as
being Sublot No. 4O2 In The
Tuxedo Land Company's kiwanis
Lake Subdivision No. of part
of Original Lot No. 2, Tract
No. l and part of Original Lot
No. 4, Tract No. 2, as shown
bv the recorded plat in Volume
l of Maps. Pages A and 40 of
Geauga County Map Records, be
the same more or less, but sub
ject to all legal highways.
It is further stated in the petit
ton that each of said defendants
claim some right, title, interest
or lien in or to said premises
and il is the further prayer of said
petition that said persons be re-
9uired to set up their said in
terests or be forever barred from
asserting the same. Said parties
are required to answer on or
before June 2S, 1862.
GRACE E. TRUMAN,
TREASURER OF GEAUGA
COUNTY, OHIO
By: H. X. Bostwick,
2c23 Prosecuting Attorney