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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24

guess of marking off half-pounds
Of two siX-foot lengths of bologna.
Mrs. c. E. Glassen, Martin Boss,
Mrs. Fred Behring, j. Gemberling
and Mrs Paul Magsig won bologna
by sighting off exactly a pound
or half pound. Other various priz-
es given out during the two days.
Mrs. William Murray, Mrs. Louis
Canske, Mrs. ]. D. Paul, Mrs. John
Weis, Mrs, Donald Henry, Mrs.
Louise Reynolds, Mrs. Paul Floro,
Mrs. Norman Damschroder, Mrs.
Gleen Oeff won the beautiful or
chids. Diane Dry was also given
an orchid for drawing the tickets
Saturday evening. Cigars were
given to all the men and carna-
tions to all the women. The child
rem were given balloons and suck
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. John Weis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Henry, the
oldest and youngest married. cou-
pies, also received Dinner , Bell
hams. The Weis' have been mar
ried 81 years and the Henrys' three
weeks. Thirty bushel baskets of
groceries were given away. Nine
baskets remain to beNclaimed and
the twenty one baskets were claim
ed by ticket holders, G. Juecgens,
V. Hornack, M. ]. Linke, Mrs. Ro-
bert Almroth, Ed Carsten, Arron
Sieving, Mrs. Wilson Bausey, Lew
Waterman, Harry Fulkert, Mrs.
Charles Oil, Mrs. Calvin Haar,
Harold Kuhlman, Mrs. c. w Wit
ty, Loren L. Heilman, Donald
Sprow, Mrs. Albert Pickard, John
Stahl, Mrs. G.. E. Glussen, Mrs. R.
M. ,Friar and Mrs. Alvin Damsch-
roder. The Bank of Elmore, Geo
rye Brandow, Elmore Builders,
BARLEY Co., Johnnies Electric, Ell.
more Cleaners and Pickard Green
house sent floral pieces to make
the occasion more beautiful. The
| Elmore band also serenaded the
store in the evening.
Mrs. Gaylord Wendler's car was
hit by a Detroit-Pittsburgh Mo-
tor Freight truck at Congress and
Rice st. in Elmore about am.
on Monday morning. Mrs. Wend-
ler was returning home from TAX
ing her son Timmy to school. The
impact threw Mrs. Wendler out OF
the car onto the street and she was
taken to Memorial Hospital, Ere
mont, and released after several
stitches was taken to close the cut
on the left side of her head. She
has several bruises on her face
and is suffering from shock. Mrs.
Wendler stopped at the intersec-
ton and thought she had time to
get across but due to the fact that
the car was slow in picking up
speed the crash occurred. Harold
Fleckinger, driver of the truck,
stated that he was driving about
Is miles per hour and swerved his
heavily loaded steel truck to avoid
the crash. Mr.. Flecking is from
Ashland and was not hurt. The
hood, grill and front fender of
the truck was damaged. The left
side of the Wendler car was SHOW
ed in nearly foot and several
windows were shattered.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
ELNORE
MRS. HARRY c. FuLKERT

Loren Nowak formerly of Ell
more and now of Gibsonburg was
indicted into the army last Thurs
day, October IT. He is the sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nowak and is
stationed at Fort George Mead
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wltta
David and Dick had as guests last
Sunday evening for supper, Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Lohr, Lynda and
Jerry of Elmore and Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Miller, Sandy and Rutham
of Genoa. The group celebrated
Mr.. Lohr's birthday.
Marion McClain of Elmore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitmer of
Woodville were in Chicago on bus
mess last Sunday and Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Witty and
Miss Dolores loops spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Witty,
Mary Frances and Kay Ellen at
Mansfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Westgate
and daughter Joan of Toledo were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Beck, Nancy and Peg
gy.
The Harris-Elmore Band netted
1885 from their tag day Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs George Miller and
Connie Lynn of Toledo spent We'd
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24

from Mr.. Lou Podggolio of San
dusky.
Mr.. Paul Griesser of Cleveland
visited his sisters and friends over
the week end.
There were X-Rays taken of the
chest in Biro Auditorium, Tues.
day afternoon of last week financ.
ed by ottawa County TB. and
Health Association.
The wedding of Miss Mary Ontko
and Daniel Pepa will take place
November %.
Raymond Sonny Ontho will
leave for service in the Army on
November IL.
Miss Helen Ann Capko attend,
ing Bowling Green University was
home for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vito Menier were
in Toledo Monday of last week
on business.
The Marblehead Fire Depart
ment is giving Feather Party on
November %. Big drawing to be
held.
The funeral of Mr.. John Dziak
was held Wednesday of last week
from st. Mary's Church at 10 AM
Rev George Simchak officiating
Burial was in the church cemetery
jean Boytim visited her parents
and friends over the weekend.
Miss Nadine Smorgala became
engaged to Mr.. George Biro, Sat
urday., She is the daughter of Mrs
Helen SmOrgala.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24

! has been the custom each year.
! Members enjoying the turkey and
wild duck dinner were Mr. and
/ Mrs. Robert Guthrie, Fremont; Mr.
| and Mrs. Earl Barnes and Jeffery,
Woodville; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
| Sherk, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Whiteng,
er, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Weber and Mary Lou of E'more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vilbrandt of
| Madison, Wis. were Saturday
evening supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gail Whitinger. Mrs. Viii
/ brandt was tho former Ruth Welsh
and they also are visiting Mr.. Viii
brandt's sister, Mrs Rose LANCER
man at Woodville, Saturday. On
Friday the Vilbrandts were Friday
dinner guests of DR.. and Mrs. c.
w. Witty. They also called or
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dunmyer al
Lindsey.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Egert
have purchased the late Mrs. Nora
Pomrenke home on Smith Street
They were the highest bidders for
the property.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaffcr of
Bucyrus spent last Friday and Sat
urday with his brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Shaffer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Repp of Mob
lesville, Ind visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirk Luckey and Mr. and Mrs.
John Hovis last Friday
Miss Nancy and Joyce Kuhlman
attended the homecoming at Bow
ling Green last Saturday.
The first social meeting of the
Senior Versatile Association met
at the home of Miss Joyce Kuhl-
man last Tuesday evening Mrs.
Dora Coleman, advisor. and all of
the senior girls were present. The
president, Carolyn Druckenmiller
conducted the business meeting,
at which time pins were ordered
and the second Tuesday of each
month was chosen for their meet
ings. After several games were
played, lunch was served by the
hostess and Carol Summers, who
| assisted her. The senior girls are
Carolyn Druckenmiller, Elaine Sc
hlievert, Barbara Widmna, Lois
Hellwig, Peggy Beck, Natalie
Budd, Marilyn Bloom, Lillian Ora
per- Carol Flick, Marilyn Helm,
Helen Horak, Joyce Kuhlman, JOY
ce Schroeder, Carol Summers,
Laura Deacon, Carolyn Sondergeld,
Joyce Kimberlin and Mary Lou
Hasselkus.
The Thimble Club was entertain
ed in the home of Mrs. Lucy Kim.
ball Tuesday evening. Each mem
Der was given paper party hat
when they arrived and paper
pumpkin with paper animal on
The house was decorated with fall
leaves, gypsy corn, gourds and
candles. The buffet was decorat-
ed with cat and witch candles and
the table had pumpkin candles and
real corn shocks in the center. out
lined with leaves. A potluck
lunch was enjoyed after which the
door prize was won by Mrs. Law
renee Henry. Several games were
played, including an old corn
game. Mrs Croll, president. con-
Quoted brief business meeting.
Members present were Mrs. Fred
Barnes, Mrs Karl Hanneman, Mrs
Harry Shidler, Mrs. Minnie Full
kert Mrs. Henry Sampson, Mrs
Alvin Giesler, Mrs. Harold Stoll,
Mrs. Florence Damschroder, Mrs.
William Lowry, Mrs. Karl Reed,
Mrs. Helen Fisher, Mrs. Pansy
James and the hostess.
The Red and White Super Mar
kets grand opening was big oc-
casion in Elmore and a most en-
Joyable one. People crowded in
the store last Friday and Saturday
to see the demonstrations and en-
joycd the free sample of freshly
baked pancakes, hot coffee, crack
ers and potato chips. Many took
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24
MARBLEHEAD
MRS. MARY LUCAS

-. DR.. Jack C. Whitker and wife
have returned after a weeks va
cation in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metro Mazur are in
Detroit for few days visiting Mr.
and Mrs. C. Thomas and will also
go to Utica for day.
Miss Dorothy Monak has receiv-
ed diamond engagement ring
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24

The Suburbunite tread is completely differ
ent so perfect in design that it outper-
forms any other snow tire you can get! The
Suburbunite actually has nearly two
thousand knife-like edges that bite right
into snow dnd take hold on ice. It's wider.
fldtter tread puts more rubber on the road
for longer wear and quieter operation when
the pavement is dry Come in today get
Suburbdnite for safer eosier winter driving.
The best snow tire money can buy!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-24

. Up to 81 % more
"sfort-obiIity"
. Up to 80 20 more
"siop-ubiIiiy"
. Plus longer
wear - quieier
running.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Now Says S. Million
Is Ready 70 Be Returned
BY the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, Aug. ia
Chinese general said yesterday
that 5 million missing dollars
ARE in a safe place, ready to be
returned to the Chinese people. "
Gen. Pang Tsu Now said he
would not return the money "to
the Formosa gang headed by
Chang Kai-shek." The Chinese
Nationalist government accused
him of making off with the money,
part of the funds send him to buy
arms in the United States. He is
being held in the penitentiary for
extradition.
Mow's American secretary,
Agnes Kelley. said she would re-
main in Mexico until the charges
against the general are settled.
She was arrested with him but
freed when the attorney general
filed no charges against her. She
said she had been Mow's secretary
for four years and would continue
in the post for the time being.
She settled down in a Mexico
City hotel after being freed from
the Justice Department Office,
where she had been held a week.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
! Munich Mourners Battle
Police After Jews Rites
By the Assoeiatad Prexs

MUNICH. Germany, Aug. 1s.-
Mourners with placards describ-
ing Phillip Auerbach as a "vic-
tim of Nazi justice" battled police
last night following the funeral
Of the Jewish leader who COM
mitted suicide after being con-
victed Of embezzlement and bribe-
taking.
One detective was injured and
one demonstrator arrested in the
clash in Munich's Jewish cene-
terry. Police said about 100 young
Jewish men beat the detective with
clubs. Earlier, police had used
water hoses to break up an
unlicensed" street march by
mourners.
Auerbach took an overdose OF
sleeping pills last Saturday. A
German court had convicted him
of embezzling funds and accept
ing bribes while head of the Ba-
varian Office for restitution OF
losses to Jews prosecuted by the
Nazis. The f1ve-man court in
cluded three former NaziS.
Several thousand persons gath
cred at the cemetery for the fu-
neral. Jewish leaders praised
Auerbach for his services to the
Jewish people.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Briton Tours Russia

MOSCOW, Aug. 10 R.-Brit-
ish Ambassador Sir Alvary Cas-
coigne returned to Moscow yes
terday from q Today journey
through Southern Russia. during
which he visited the new canal
connecting the Don and VolEa
Rivers.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Charles R. Nuzum Named
Cumberland City Engineer
by the Assoeiatsd Press

wv Ab1OStOIU0 rTUb1
CUMBERLAND. Nd, Aug. 1a-
Charles r. Nuzum. formerly with
the West Virginia and Maryland
Eoads Commissions, yesterday was
named Cumberland City Engineer
by the Mayor and Council.
Mr.. Nuzum, IS, is now Superin-
tendent of Highway Construction
for the Cumberland Contracting
Co. He will take over his new
$4,000 a year job September /.
William H. Marean. q veteran
city employee who declined the
appointment, was named assistant
city engineer to receive $1,000 an
nually.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

ELolsE CLARK and MILES
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
PVT. TAYLOR AT
FORT SLOCUM

FORT SLOCUM, NY. - Pri-
vate James c. Taylor, son of Mrs.
Jennie Taylor, 1904 NV 5th CT,
Miami, has been assigned with the
United States army to headquar-
ters Fort Slocum, New Rochelle,
NY, where he will be on duty
with the 1207th Area Service Unit
which operates and maintains Ft.
Slocum as the home of the Armed
Forces Information School and
the Chaplain School.
Private Taylor, who enlisted in
the army in September, 1851, has
completed, in addition to 16 weeks
of basic military training, %
weeks of specialized medical,
technical and hospital training.
Taylor is now attached to the Post
Hospital at Fort Slocum which is
located on an island in Long Is
land Sound.
Born in Lowell, Fla, he attend
ed billiard University at New Or
leans, Louisiana and formerly was
employed by the Jackson Memo
rial hospital, Miami.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
Atlas Lodge
Elects Officers

Atlas Lodge No. 308, IBPOEW
held its regular election on July
/, and the following were elect
ed to office, viz:
Rolly Johnson, exalted ruler;
Thomas Thompson, leading
knight; Phillip Herout, loyal
knight; Joel Higgs, lecturing
knight; w. H. Murray, financial
secretary; Luke Eckels, treasurer;
Rudolph Grant, inner guard; Chas.
Roberts, tyler; Emanuel Roberts,
esquire.
Under the new administration
we have adopted as slogan, "a
Square Deal"
Atlas Lodge has had many a
deal, but not square deal.
All members in arrears will
please see the financial secretary
and straighten up.
Rolly VIM. Johnson,
exalted ruler
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
DUNBAR NURSERY
PTA SPONSORS
PROJECTS

The Dunbar Nursery PTA in an
effort to further build the school
continues with a series of pro-
iects to be conducted throughout
the summer.
There will be a Pie-walk and
party in the nursery tonight, Fri
day. July IL, at. $50. The general
public is invited to come out and
join the fun. There will be sew
eral other features at the party
to insure full night of pleasure
and entertainment for all.
TAG DAY
Sunday, July 20 will be Dun
bar Nursery Tag Day throughout
the city of Miami. Everyone is
urged to purchase a tag and be
one among those who are contri-
buting toward the advancement
of Nursery School Education in
our community. We are continu-
ing to make our school not only
better, but the best in our COM
munity for our pre-school aged
children. If you are seen that day,
be seen wearing a Dunbar Nur-
sery Tag"
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
Love And Charity
Closes Grand Session

What is regarded as one of the
grandest sessions of the Order of
Love and Charity, Tabernacle
No. 4, closed on June 25. The
meeting was well attended and
plans were made to broaden the
activities of the order.
The following officers were
elected for the year: John Bur
roughs, DGWS; Alfred Baisden.
DDGWS; Mrs. Dollie M. Hukins,
DGWV; Mrs. Ellen Taylor, DGFS;
Mrs. Nina Ford, DGRS; Elijah
Strachan, DGT; Rev. H. w. Moss.
DGC; Mrs. Carolyn Ward, ACC;
Mrs. Eugenia Barnwell, RHO;
Sarah Wood, LHC; Jas. Williams,
GIN; Mrs. Rhoda Thompson, ISSS;
Edward Williams, DGD; Malachi
Morris, DGDM; Canon Charles F.
Cooper, DGL; Mrs. Martha Fer
guson, DGM; Moriah Mackey,
Mat; Mrs. Agnes Pennaman,
overseer; James H. Williams,
&C of E.
Trustees: Spry Davis, Mrs.
Louise Seymour, Mrs. Mary S.
Davis.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
TRAIN CONTEST
CLOSES SAT.

The contest for naming the
streamlined train at Virginia
Beach will end at midnight Sat-
urady, July IL, County Commits
sioner I. D. MacVicar, chairman
Of the County Parks Committee
announced Tuesday.
The person submitting the best
name in the judgement of the
county commissioners will be
awarded free use for one week
of one of the housing units at the
Beach. The winner and family
must furnish food and linens.
Hundreds of entries have been
received from the residents of this
area by the Park Department at
l410 Courthouse, as well as at the
refreShment stand at Virginia
Beach.
Although contest blanks are
available, suggested names may
be sent in on post cards or in
letters, according to A. D. Barnes,
director of the County Parks.
Barnes said that work on grad
ing and filling the 2,100-foot
scenic route is progressing salts
factorily at Virginia Beach and
the streamlined locomotive and
three coaches are expected to ar
rive in Miami at an early date.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

can't win without the Negro vote
and they won't get their vote un-
less they include a strong civil
rights plank in the platform &.
Miamians were disappointed in
not seeing the All Star game on
TV, however DAVE GARROWAY
had all the highlights the follow
ing morning on his popular pro-
gram Today, beamed from New
York.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

The HOSPITALITY CLUB
celebrated its annual picnic last
Saturday at Virginia Key. This
occasion honored the shut-ins and
friends. 1t was highly enjoyed by
all. Mrs. Mae Foster fronts the
organization. Mrs. Sybil Foster is
secretary and Mrs. Mildred Allen
did a fine job as arrangement
committee chairman The
Perpalls Eddie and Vivian) are
vacationing south. They plan two
weeks here and a brief visit to
Key West and Jacksonville be-
fore returning to Washington, DC
about August l.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

THE SIDEWALKS have really
added beauty to Liberty City.
Some streets have been widened.
Lots of personal property have
been dedicated the city for this
project. But on the other side of
the fence, we have some who fail
ed 10 care about the welfare OF
others. especially those homes
nearer the Liberty City Primary
School. They either refused to
give the necessary five feet of
their land needed for sidewalks or
just continued not to be seen.
Wherever you see sidewalk here
and space there in between, the
family either would not yield or
could not be found.
The Liberty City Home Owners
Association under the leadership
of Slim Bannister have gone way
out to promote this good deed.
Mr.. BanniSter's unSelfishness in
working as much as IA hours
day helping the city towards Sc
curing these dedications should be
highly appreciated by folk in
Liberty City.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

JENNINGS nuptial at st. Paul
AME church, Coconut Grove =.
After 10 years VENEKA and
RODERICK Senior" SILVA are
cuddling their first HORACE
MAE REDDING, a Gainesville
pretty, enjoying the city's niteries
MARY ALICE WALL and
WILLIE KINGS merger was
followed by a grand reception
June 10Th.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
TV HIGHLIGHTS
BILLY DANIELS

television audience Sunday with
his truly great performance on
ED SULLIVAN'S Toast of The
Town program f. William War
field opened the Republican con-
vention Monday with his popular
rendition of "Old Man River" )"
which is truly terrific Great
est orator to take the floor yet in
the convention was ALDERMAN
ARCHIBALD CAREY, Chicago
Negro, who told the convention,
in no uncertain terms, that they
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
THE BENNY o'BERRY's are

THE BENNY o'BERRY'S are
vacationing by motor in Chicago,
Detroit, Philly and New York 2.
CAPT. HOWARD HADLEY, Ko-
rean veteran, leaves for Ft. Ben
ming next week to complete his
tour of duty with the Dental
Corps VALERIE ANDERSON,
1852 BTW grad, left this week to
join the WAC =. George Carey
is down from New York visiting
family and friends for a week i.
The Southland Singers leave this
month for a national tour that
will take them as far as New
York City -.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
THE BOOKER T. DUNNs hon.

THE BOOKER T. DUNNS hon.
ored their niece, ELIZABETH
LEGGETT, with a birthday par
ty Sunday .'EDRENIA LEAKS
and GEORGE NOTTAGE va
cationed to New York and return
ed as Mr.. and Mrs. - MR. AND
MRS. EDWIN SCAVELLA cele-
brated their 33rd anniversary
Sunday, June 20 and daughter
GWENDOLYN and hubble TEEO-
DORE having their 5th on the
same date.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

THE ELkS Regional Hop comes
off Sunday night at the Harlem
Square. At the same time JOE
MORRIS and LITTLE LAURIE
TATE will swing out at the Rock
land Palace ROLLY SAPP is
trying to talk reluctant ROLLY,
JR. into going to college in Sept.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
CHARLIE DAVIS and |

CHAHLIE DAVIS and LEE
HICKS (The Cop) boarded EAL
Lines Monday am. in time to see
Robinson belt that homer in the
All Star game Tuesday in PHILIPS
Shibe Park Leo Armbrister
took one day hop by EAL to
New York last week and plans
another one-day stand this week
end. The wife is i'll in the Big
Town The Brownsville Drug
has added a so Chevy to its
service dept, and lovely Fran
cita Role is the new clerk.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
"LiL RED" CLARE, capt.
BILL DEVOE and "CHICK

THOMAS are soldiers furlough-
ing in the Liberty City environs.
BOBBY STATEN should be show
ing his Uncle Sans khaki ere you
peruse these lines The
MOORES (Bernice and Sammie)
are lullabying a Z lb Is OF son
(Frederick Allen) as of July 3rd
Rosa Lee Lucky's birthday
dinner party at her Hialeah home
Sunday, July 6 was grand.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANrs

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
merce or In the production OF
goods for commerce must now pay
at ledst\ rs cents an hour and
time and one-hGlt for Overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Law. job seekers offered less By
coUered firms should noftfp the
Wage and Hour Diptsfon, D. S.
Department OF Labor. telephone
Executive &420. Extension 1Sl3.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

MAN
Mechanically inclined. to learn steam
engineering, air conditioning and
apartment house maintenance. Apply
in person, 4201 Massachusetts ave.
NV. --9
MEN (24). white, to distribute hand
bills, daily nay So. Report z am.
46O N. Y, ave NV
Evening star., 1952-11-09
hELP--WoAEN

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT, in once of
arlington CPA. write fully, age,
education and experience. p. O.
Box 40, Arlington, We. -
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HELPwoMEN
CLERK
CLERK
CLERK
CLERKS

CLERhS
Who are h. S. Grads. Apply in per-
son and ask for Miss White.
THE CREDIT BUREAU 3 :,
CLERK-TYPIST for national concern
setting up small az ONCE SeeEy h city nss.s5t slant
working condition; 5-day week. Con-
tact MR.. TRIPLErT. co. 2SlS.
CLERK-TYPIsT in an insurance
claims dept. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. MRS. REFS. $40 Wood
TsFd gEdfi r. so1d S1so opportunity for
young girl who mas pleasing per.
sonaiity, to learn switcnnoard and
front desk cashier work at promi-
nent club in NV. area: good salary.
plus meals day shift. Call Mon.
1ftft S%i WI b,sb sfso :,,oo, Io 1t.d
position; 5-day. .371a-hr. wk;; paid
vacations and free disqualification
insurance. AMERICAN SURETY
CO.. $50 Southern Bldg. 10th and
chEsk.TYPisT, 1 TX. 1iPiT permanent position,
advancement opportunities; 5-day
week. paid vacation, paid sick leave,
free insurance. DI. 1900. Ext. 215.
CLERk-TYPIST; permanent employ
ment; 5-day, wk.: resident NV; dis
person. CANADA DRY GINGER ALE.
INC, 1901 East-West hwy, Silver
Spring, Md. 10
CLERK K-TYPIST - Personable young
woman for varied and interesting
job with Red Cross Chapter. Hrs,
9 to 3: 5-day wk. Apply MRS.
GIRARD, 1880 E st. n.w... bet.
CLERKeTYPIsT for cPA firm. stats
tical exper. pref; 8 to ), 5-day wk.
For appt.. call MA. 92S8. Ill
CLERK -TYPlST for insurance ONCE:
5-day wk.. perm. positfbn; S45 per
wk. to start. Apply 500 Victor bldg =,
724 9th st. NV. -13
Evening star., 1952-11-09
HELP MEN tcenN)

TA5gFF a65Fs rvs RHEsssrASnANRR & AiNSR'r' 1851 sADDz
st. NV.
WELDER. comb. welder; exper. man
for construction equipment shop.
Apply in person. p340 Montgomery
St. Silver Spring. liz
BOY, white, with scooter. cycle or
car for srevice: good salary and
splendid opportunity. Apply BEA-
CON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.. S051
18th st.. Silver Spring. Nd. 3
MAN to help in upholstery shop;
must be willing and capable of help
ing with deliveries; car needed.
Box 342-S, Star.
MAN to check boilers and oil burn
ers. Light work; l pm. to 10 pm.
Up to 55 years of age. Apply 1851
Lewis ave-. Suitland. Md. --1O
MAN. white. settled. for my farm at
Largo. P. G. County; handle tractor
and farm machinery. exper. tobacco
man, milk cows, feed stock: mar
ried or single, furn. refs, no drink
ers or road runners need apply. So.
Md. man preferred. Box 24l-M,
MAN with small family to work on
farm and in dairy; Good wages
S6RaE GSds5n nOuSe yS Ssgai r ait1Tanees Gsis6srs
burg, Md, Route 2, between Laytons-
vile and Gaithersburg.
MAN, experienced in sale OF auto
parts and accessories; good work.
ing conditions and chance for ad-
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