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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH 6

The next monthly meeting will
be held at the club on July 18th
All members are urged to attend
One of the most important sub
lects for discussions at the last
meeting was the picnic to be held
by Branch 6 for both active and
social members. 1t will be held
July 9th. All who wish, TO attend
can get tickets and information
as to the time and place from the
steward. Al Rohrman, who is
chairman for this picnic.
Members will also receive cards
by mail On this in the very future
Death Notice
John Thellmann 70, $40 Second
Ave. Tarentum, Pa. died Saturda,
June 9Th at Allegheny Valley
Hospital. Pittsburgh, Pa. follow.
ing three years illness. He for.
nerlv resided in Mt. Lebanon ano
Cambridge, Pa. n. S. Pittsburgh
tor slN years.
He leaves his widow Mrs. Mar>
Syrath Thellmann and one sor
.Iohn S. Thellmann at home
Friends were received at tho
Schellhaas & Sons Funeral Home
\. S. Pittsburgh where service:
were held the following Tuesda,
evening with private buria
Wedne Sday at II 100 a. NJ. Rev r
+. Shaugnesv OF the United LII
theran Church, Tarentum oiii.
ciated.
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ELLWOOD CITY
BRANCH As

III for the past year, Andrew
Binder. aged 60. died at his home
at RID ! on Sunday June 22nd.
Mr.. Binder was loyal member OF
the local Saxon lodge since COM
ing to Ellwood City from Clair
ton, Pa, in 1917. and had been a
retired crane operator of the local
National Tube Company after 2S
years service. He was a member
of St. Paul Lutheran Church and
had also served many terms on the
church council. A large crowd OF
friends. relatives and neighbors
attended the funeral services on
June the 2?th at St. Pauls Church
where impressive services were
conducted by the Pastor. Rev. RI
chard l., korber. which also in
cluded HYMNS by the church choir
and music by Mrs. Johanna Be
rendt. organist and choir di.
rectress. Final rites took place ir1
tie family plot in Locust Grove
cemetery.
Serving as active pallbearers
were the following members OF
Branch IS; Michael l.. Kaiser
Sr.. John NJ. Miller, William ia.
CODY, William Paal. Gregoriu.
Paul und Michael Maurcr.
! Mr.. Binder was born in Tran
sylvanla and came to his adopted
land in 1910. Survivors include hi
widow Mrs. Emily link Binder. :
son. Andrew OF y. Canton, Ohio
a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Bin
der OF New Castle, Pa. and io,,,
step-sons, William S. Meter. an,
John Bieselt of this city. Gustav,
Meter Of Detroit, Michigan an,
Michael Bleselt, attached to tn,
Naval services i'll Quincy, Massa
chusettes.
| Fred Meier, Sec
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03

a great deal Of control over this
vital ALLEGATION program. Credit
controls are also q part of the bill
THEODORE BLOOMFIELD. We,
i in Cleveland, can be very
proud Of one of our own boys who
has gone over to Europe to take
with him the music Of America.
Theodore Bloomfield. Conductor OF
our Cleveland Little Symphony. has
had, as you know, extraordinary
success in Europe. Some of our
State Department and Overseas
agencies have sent embassies of
musical goodwill at the taxpayers
expense for the purpose of taking
American performers and American
musical scores to the Old World.
Our Theodore Bloomfield went of
in good American fashion at his
own expense and made himself
Ambassador Of Music American
music and American Interpretation
Of the Old Masters. He has collect-
ed many complimentary musical
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03

We will let Canton and Detroit
know for sure about the base ball
games as soon as we have a meet
ing.
TO all young Lorain Saxons
who are sixteen years of age and
over and as yet have not joined
the Jr. Lodge an invitation is ex-
tended to YOU to come join us.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
mahomet ben hassan
stammt aus bresIau


piIoern aus allen Ecilcn bes Sri'
ents.
Ser &allimonn aus Sanger febrt
meiltens nur nit elmer bemei'enen
sln,ah[ 8ebetsfetten ndh Mfrifa ali'
rid ben Gcitertranspnrt iibernimn,t
Mahonet ben 6oIion. her Se,lt'de
nit Der ous9eloid)ten &eraanNen-
beit. S>n S,an,hura tcitet einc &ctte
nit 90 lthimn1ernocn Eerlcn sipi'
odbt unD ;ehn Sollor. Die ScnuniS
oeben mefrere &umele oofilr her.
slbcr Der Gea su ibnen lit lpeit uno
gefubrpnQ.
sSn 9iprboirifa lebcn hellte aleib
Mobohtet ben 6oiian einiae Slm.
bert ebemoliae 9ton,mel.Suloutelt
ols AoanblpeHcr l'l1n SoonoIer.
Neln,chn 9cutlh siehen als 9en.
naoen in Sripclitaniien l,mber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances p. Boltoo-

reviews in the European press.
These are very much to his credit
and to ours.
RISING ORGANIZATIONS
~ MERGE. All Of you have known
my long interest in nursing. Some
Of you have known something of
the long years l served as a mem
ber Of the Board OF the National
Organization for Public Health
Nursing I wonder how many Of
you know that the national nurses
organizations are merging in order
to give greater service. The biennial
meetings took place in Atlantic
City recently. I attended the VA
tional Organization for Public
Health Nursing farewell banquet on
Tuesday night and spoke to about
1900 nurses and lay board members.
I wish I could give you the feeling
Of that wonderful gathering. All
our hearts we're in our throats be-
cause the NOPHN was to be dis
solved and become. a part Of the
new National League for Nursing.
but there were no minor notes as
Sophie Nelson, nursing expert, re-
viewed our past. Instead there YVES
marvellous upsurge of joyous de-
termination to build into the new
organization all that has been best
in the old. would not have missed
it for anything, though I had to
sandwich it in between two very
crucial days Of business on the
Floor Of the House last Tuesday
and Wednesday. Thousands of
nurses, representing all branches of
their profession had at last come
together into one great organiza-
ton. I saw one Army nurse who
remembered me from a more vio.
lent day in cow-pasture In France
In 1914. Our fine Navy and Marine
nurses were there too.
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SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

The Salem Lodges Is and 19
are sponsoring a picnic and dance
on July 4. A good band has been
engaged and everything is ar
ranged for a big time for all.
Salem members should keep in
mind that at the July llth meet
ing a Club Steward is to be
elected. All members wishing to
submit bids for this position
should have their bids in writing
at this meeting.
Ralph Gang, Sec
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
Grosser Wuldbrund
in Detmold

Gctncln. 49, Sn Der 9labe bcs be-
fannten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Der Senne bel 9etnloIo bro6 ein
9Salbbrano aus. ber bcrcits nod
fllricr Belt cine ,Sladc bon iibcr 80
ia erIaBtc. 2ebn iSeuerlpebren,
Nilfslnannld,afteu bcs gruppen.
ilblnasplabes, britiiche Solbotet
uno Snla'len eines Suaenoersie.
N,nNsla9ers bcfanpften ben Yron6.
Sie 9lrbeiten oer iSeuerl0ihtrunvs
iparen iebr aeiGhrlif, ba bos @e.
biet nod bon Mimition aus benz
lester &riea perieldt III.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
WESTSIDE SACHSENHEIM
PICNICS

Sunday July 13, 1882 at Pollpans
Grove, 7oS9 York Rd. (Watch for
signs) - RAIN OR SHINE
II 90 Lunch Oar opens).
800 Races and special events
40 Dancing. Music by Rhythm
Masters.
600 Supper.
Gas Grand Prices for children
Z 90 Dancing till O..
Refreshments OF all sorts vii
be sold. Everyone is cordially in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03

uOulS VI SeIlcTdl
debate W h i c n
concerned itself
largely with the
Wage Stabilizar
ton Board. AS
I write this a
very hot debate
Is under way
concerning our
d e t e n sc stock
piling and our
relation to. the
! n t e r n q tionai
Materials Con.
ference " hic h
y
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03
new CASTLE NEWS
BRANCH q

The regular monthly meeting
of Branch d New Castle, Pa. will
be held Thursday July 10th at
I 80 p. IN. All members are asked
TO attend their meeting.
katharina Gartner. Sec.
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DETROIT, MICH.
BRANCH 81

The great day is here Time for
all SaNons to get together for the
first picnic OF the season. July The
+th the big bang comes oil. Hope
TO see all Of YOU out there.
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MEETING

The next regular business meet
ing will be on Monday, July ! at
8 90 p. m. Be sure to come 1892 it
promises to be quite interesting.
\. Seller. Sec.
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Siebenbuerger Saehsen Saengerbund
Won rd-Amerika
ATTENTION, ALL SAENGERBUNDS AND MEMBERS!

Now is the time to think about
voting for your delegates for the
convention:
Place: Cleveland East Sachsen-
helm.
Host: Ostseit Liedertafel,
Cemischter Chor.
Time: August 31st and Sep
tember 1st 1852.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03

vited to attend this Big Family
Picnic, so bring your family and
friends to your Sachsenhe,m Pic
nice Tor an enjoyable time.
The Juniors Committee
Sponsored by Branch and !.
3, 10.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03

nEFENSE PRODUCTION ACT.
IL The House took up the Defense
Production Act last week with four
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-03

Send the names of your dele
gates to me in plenty of time,
please. Also discuss intention OF
the SaengerfeSt for 1858.
Thanking you in advance I re-
main with Saengergruss
Minnie Schenker, Secretary,
7l6 T. Reynolds ST., n. c., Pa.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

o5A-Poreelana flower arrangement
BY Marimac. A large arrangement Of
natural oolored flowers in Italian pot.
terry bowl. Flowers are washable and
can be used indefinitely. 9.95
65L-Forest green glass divided
mayonnaise or sauce bowl with brass
ladle BY Slben. Set l.95
65M-Matohing salad bowl with plas.
tic fork and spoon, brass base BY
Saben. l2-in. diameter. Set 3.95
Evening star., 1952-11-30

65B-Gifts by Olde Thompson. Wal
nut or pine pepper mill 4.95
65C-Pouery vinegar and oil bottle,
in Spring Garden pattern. 3.95
65D-Pepper mill and sal, shaker OF
white hobnail milk glass. 9.95
Pepper mill only. 6.95
65k-Monterey pattern crystal punch
set by Pitman Drenzer. Here is the
perfect gift for that holiday hostess.
Includes large capacity bowl, ladle
and "a cups. 8.95
Evening star., 1952-11-30

65E-Lazy Leaves, useful susan de-
signed by Ernest Sohn Each petal dish
is detachable. ovenproof. Black iron
frame with grey. whire, yellow or
green dishes. 7.95
65H-Delieate japanese paintings on
tile by Stafford with bamboo frame
and feer. Can be hung on wall. used
as rrivet. Assorted designs. 3.95
o5J-China salt and peppers by Shat.
ford in 6 circus figures. Each 100
Evening star., 1952-08-01
SITUATIONS MEN .

ACCOUNTING, EDITING. exper.; part
time or temp. full-time; capable. 90.
MI. 0637 BOX 310-C, Star.
BRICKLAYERS desire work; per Job
or per hour. LU. 1-4909. -3
MAN. single; knowledge Spanish,
English LANGUAGES; rapid short
able anywhere: Box 2s4-C. Star: l.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment odd Jobs, yard. work.
wall washing. carpentry, house.
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY,
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
OFFSET FRESHMAN, colored, part
time night; 3 years exper. on colors.
szHfF snS w.bb Il g. msaiea ea ow msfsln' sfs
PHYSICIST, age SO, with substantial
exper. In research and devel. admin,
seeks challenging exec. position in
the ta ~ Wash area Ct well ELL oyer y @ present
ssGEs ego REPREsEsTAfVE ialidys sG1 sNSEc stan
ried; late-model car: S10,000-yr.
caliber, desires perm. position. with
natl. hrm or distrib.; experienced
In steel products. bldg. materials,
:hisas tS iobbsr sSmmd and
retail trade Of Pa. Md. Del. and Va.
WATCHMAN OR DRIVER-Man. COL
ored. desires part-time employment
week ends. Local references. Ii. z
YOUNG MAN, 27, wants fuIl-time
Job in good class LIQUOR store; COM
mercially exp. DE. 8426. -3
GOVERNMENT MAN desires evening
employment on weekday evenings.
STUDENT. fJn s, age Ell i6. intelligent, tall.
personabie. good student wants sum-
mer employment. BOX 322-c. Star.
COL. MAN desires work painting,
whitewashing and Kemtoning. etc.
COIoiSEn Man desires 3 to I hours
work evenings. DC. permit. Call
LU, 1.S657 after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

food used bricks. any quantity. GEN.
ERAL WRECK1NG CO., MI. GIT.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
.OudI IdUIIUIy Y =
OF pierce ct NV

TECHNICAL WRITER. age under 40.
with Naval officer, line or construc-
fion corps background; salary 30. OOU
10 5000 per annum: position with
an established engineering hrm. Call
Me R914. =
Evening star., 1952-08-01

LARGE FINANCIAL IN
STITUTION HAS OPEN
INGS FOR EXPERT
ENCED BANK TELL
ERS; EXCELLENT FU-
TURE POSSIBILITIES
FOR YOUNG MEN OR
WOMEN. ADDRESS RE-
PLIES, STATING AGE,
EXPERIENCE, SALARY
DESIRED, ETC, TO
BOX 478-D, STAR.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
SITUATIONS WoMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE. white. exp. drs.
best refs. Prefer chronic or aged
patient. Live in. CH. $3.50.
able, Is available for part-time work.
YOUNG GIRL, with experience in
secretarial and genefal once rou-
tine. desires position In Doctors
before 8 pm, OV. 0112. 3s
FORMER TEACHER seeks pos. Com:
panion. house mother. care Of school
age children. EN-. 446S ewes. 3
CAPABLE SECRETARY available for
8 mns.; varied experience. WO.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
BABY FURNITURE

BABY BUTLERS-Just q few demon
strator and a. models. at substantial
discounts EX l271 II
Evening star., 1952-08-01
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPING and general office
work in building material business,
located in Silver Spring. Md. State
exper., age, and salary desired when
applying. Box 476-D, Star. -
CLERK-TYPIST, age 2l to SO, who
has had some accounts payable ex-
perience, accurate typist, knowledge
Of bookkeeping machine; 40-hour.
6-day week; air-conditioned ONCE.
Call DU. 3700.
The Paving Supply & Equipment Co.
10th and Girard sts. NE. d
COUPLE for general housework. Only
those desiring good. permanent home
and security need apply. Pleasant
working conditions in new home in
suburban Alexandria. Call XII.
S-29S5. 3
COUPLE, guesthouse; man. janitor-
chauffeur, $50. maid, $25; apt.
avail. sis; references. MI. 1896.
CopK-steady Job. Apply
1901 Nichols ave. s.w. II
SODA FOUNTAIN: white: must be ex-
perienced on sandwich block; g..
MANOR PHARMAcY. IA. I'LL. "a
WHITE COUPLE. for handyman and
cook, farm nearby Va: good salary
and home. ME. 1900, DI. 1886. 3
Evening star., 1952-08-01
HELP WoMEN Cont,

CLERK. young lady. good hours.
good pay, pleasant working sur
roundingS. HILL COMPANY, S41S
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md.
CLERK. must be experienced: should
have some knowledge of credit work
and simple bookkeeping: starting
salary, S55 A WEEK Apply in per-
son tc Mr.. Ostrove or Mr.. McDan-
lei. EASTERN FURNITURE CO.. 500
H ST n .
Evening star., 1952-08-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

HOUSEKEEPER, white, elderly. ac-
tive; desires good home. Boz 321-c.
WOMAN. white, experienced, desires
light work. VIII care for. child or
elderly person. not bed-ridden. Rel.
xoGNS WOMAN. eoiorsd. lesirss
references. Eu. 1854. q
Evening star., 1952-08-01
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING AREAS, ST. 1000.

BRICKWORK-Walls. ffreplaces, ga
RACES. repairs and additions. com.
Call RICHARDSON. GE. 4S33. -3
retaining walls and
small brick Jobs our speciality. Call
CAL. SH. 8944. Sc
BRICK WORK. new and repair: re-
tanning walls, patios, walks, etc.
Guar. salts; free estimates. BLA-
pen y aHdUTTEMAN. Lo. 4-6629.
BRICK FOREMAN AND CREW avail
able for immediate contract work.
Reas. prices. free estimates. Phone
CABINET MAKER-Furn. rep, fine
carpentry. petition, shelving recr.
rm.. etc. any time. TU. O391. --3
CARPENTRY-Small Jobs, any kind;
reasonable; Al mechanic. Free
oARPENTRY-7Additions. attics nm
tshed. recreation rooms: all types
repair work. Greenbelt 1921. Il
comb. screen drS.. win
dows, shelving. cab. work, furn. re-
paired. Reas. JEFFREY'S. Ii. 6-9740.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
Irkleened I5azor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER.. Phone RA. 1888 any day
DINING ROOM and kitchen sets.
Good cond., reaS. SH. 1897. ,
Evening star., 1952-08-01
HElP-W0MEN

KEY PUNCH OPERATOR or indi-
vidual with typing or comptometer
IBM sorter and key punch ma
chimes; 5-day week: excellent work
ing condition; salary commensurate
with ability. Phone MR.. DUNCKEL.
ME. 5000, Ext. 81.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

Cribs, playpens, carriages, strollers,
high chairs. etc. New and in orig
inal factory cartons: 26-3Q9s dts
923 11th st. NV. EX 7S0b -6
Evening star., 1952-08-01
HELP-MEN

MAN, white, over 30, as superintend-
ent Of downtown ONCE building;
duties will include some firing OF
new stoker-fed low pressure steam
boiler. making ordinary repairs
around building and supervising all
building help; permanent position
for right man; salary $225 per
month. Address reply to Box 211-D.
Star. -3
MAN to assist manager: good pay.
3424 18th st. ne. q
MAN. white. 25, to 40 years of age;
c,,r.d car essential; eni .r mechanicaliy in
ltshed concern; will be trained to
do specialized service route work.
Apply 10 am. to 4 pm. or Satur-
day before PM, 92S Eye st. NV.
NAN WANTED ON DAIRY FARM
Know milking machine and do
board j. PRESTON ROGERS.
Mclean, Va, Elmwood 3764. -3
Evening star., 1952-08-01
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK AND G.H.w.. live in, perm.
pos; Thurs. of and every. other
Sum-: fond of children; lovely pvt.
rm. and bath; recent refs. and health
card; $50 week; Oh; 7134. .3
GHM a4S IA nNP Pood GAZE bsstS Of vinH ihtldreI e.
stay several ewes. q wk.; 51a days;
good salary; refs. required; Alex;
G.H.W., care of 2 children for work
ing mother; 8 days; SIT. Ju. $3.50,
G.H.W., cook. live in. must be exper..
and have refs, S32. week. Wo. 3742.
HOUsEKEEPER, colored. must have
experience and references; live in,
HSRsEkERpESL,tSd:y sSR sslf5yi 81: Shss' vk to 8:
Wheaton snS Ma e'Ta Phons e aftsr ffaaldEfn pm IN
Ho3sRKEESEREfRAcTfcaL aI eFaa EsE EsfsA FfsR NURSE,
white, TO take care Of elderly lady,
needs! needs some o care; Ink; live in; ref
MAID. MAID; Is. TO- 70 20, Ntiii live in. Must be
with children. Light houseworE
only. Other, help employed. $50 per
week. Local reference. KE. 7-09so
NURsEMAiD: white, between 20 and
80. to care for invalid child; light
bhoSssehold duties; must 1--we in. Wo.
NURsEMAID. white or colored, live
in; 25-40, upstairs room; Q children,
Il mos, 8 yrs; city refs. required.
$30 wk. Other help employed. WI.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. exper. j;
refs; night duty preferred; live In;
", $3S per VIZ; Box 327-C. Star. 81
WHITE COUPLE to take scare Of
f%a Fnrn np spt F00%ns sssTs snd aRs man hosss
pioyed: interviews Sat. from 8 to
5 pm. 2619 Woodley pl. NV. Il
LIVE IN, good pay: exper. g.h.w.:
/ take compl. charge: recent, local
refs. important. EN-. 5000, after
EXPERIENCED G.H.w., cook, live
in lovely rm:. pvt. bath, auto kit,
Tes; $a7.GS Sf. start. Sg nS%e VS. 4sfs 1913.
ELDER LADY to look after home. No
s0Skinf; sod ! pM sliso o2es between 10 AN.
ExPEcrANr EXP MOTHER. wants white
housekeeper. care for year-old child;
room and board; small salary. RA.
RELIABLE. middle aged woman;
small, respectable colored family:
part Part time; g.h.w.; 8 days wk. DU.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE in real
country? We need cook, handyman-
gardener and maid, for family Of 4.
Either white or colored, but must
have excel: refs. Write Middleburg.
URGENT-White woman to care for
mos. old baby, must be dependable
and experienced, day week, 7:3O
to g pm. 10. 9-S274 after 8 pm.
Friday. Sc. location. .
COLORED WOMAN. not over 40.
8 O'Clock dinner. Sun. It'll L:
Other help: $50 and carfare to start.
OR. 0419. II
Evening star., 1952-08-01
1101 Penna. Ave. NV
CIERK-STENO


High school graduate; good salary;
hrs, 9-5, 5-day wk. FREDERICK
BLUMER GIT Penna. ave. Sc.
FIR. 1883. -
CLERK -TYPIST, age 1880; must be
able to, type so w.p.m. accurately;
all employe benefits, with an expand
ingg engineering en-; organization. Call
CLERK -TYPIST, under 80; full time
or part time; 9-5; in large insurance
ofice. II inexperienced or rusty. we
will train you. Apply In person.
Alb woodward bldg. 18th and II
sts NV. 3
CLERK-TYPIsT. experienced only;
35-hr. week. paid vacation and
company benefits; salary open. Call
MRS. PETERSON. RE. 3l33. 3
CLERK-TYPIST; 5-day week; pleas
ant surroundings. long distance
moving CO.. good starting salary,
12SS Upshur st. NV. Il
CLERK-TYPIST, full or part time,
5-day. 35-hr. week; small air-con-
ditioned insurance ofilce. Please state
age and experience. Box 303-C. Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
AExsNzzsss,ssI :sss,cszec cszeczs,E2ss31s.2

Secretary-Stenographer
$4,000 Per Annum to Start
Law once. legal experience not nee
essary; 5-day. 35-hr. wk.. 2-wk. paid
vacation. SCHWARTZ & FRIED
MAN. NE. 1850. 916 Evans Bldg,
1920 N. Y. ave. NV. -3
SHIRT OPERATORS. exper. only
must be able to produce 25 or more
shirts per hr.; 6-day .wk.: $40 to
start. Apply 14o5 North Capitol st.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. white; ex-
perienced, in Silver Spring. Call
JU. 9-9727. .
STENOGRAPHER-Immed. opening
for exper; person; 5-day. 40-hr.
week. starting salary $500 per mo.
Reply in own handwriting stating
age, qualifications and exper. to
Box I'D. Star. Il
sTENOGRAPHER-Temporary; full or
part time; no evening or week ends.
STENOGRAPHER-chemical and en-
gineering research organization de-
sires alert and reasonable girl for
interesting job: accurate shorthand
and tipping essential; excel. working
Tor apt. ATLANTIC REsEARcH
STENOGRAPHER, immed opening for
exper. person; b-day, 4O-hr! wk. !;
starting salary $500 per mo. Reply
in own handwriting stating age.
aualifc ations and exper. to Box
STENOGRAPHER in law and ac-
counting air conditioned ONCE, near
14th and G.; 5-day week. 8 to 8.
Weekdays. phone RE. 2190; ewes.
Sat, Sun, OR. 62l0. -3
STENOGRAPHER, Experienced. under
35. 5-day wk., pleasant working
conds. Air cond. bldg. Good salary
to start. Call ME. 016O for inter-
view. -3
Evening star., 1952-08-01
CLERK

White. 1S to 35. General ONCE duties
in large investment company. Good
pitalization and life Insurance bene-
hts. Phone MR.. WARNER, ST. 1890.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
CLERKS
CLERKS

Part Time and Permanent
Young women, 1885 years of age
who have pleasant telephone voice
and are capable of handling the
general public; several evenings
each week SO and Sunday morn
ing. Apply Personnel Office. Room
COS. weekdays 9-5 and Sat. 81.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-08-01
LEDGER CLERK

Immediate position for young wom-
an 21-38 yrs. Of age, who has had
has an average tipping speed; job
consists of handling accounts receiv-
able routine and control; 40-hr.. g.
day week. Mon. Fri. Apply Person
mel Room sos. open weekdays 500
and Sat 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave NV.
NIGHT COOK, steady worker, steady
employment. Apply 1901 Nichols
Evening star., 1952-08-01
CLERKS

High school graduates, experienced.
Immediate openings, good starting
salary, frequent raises, 7-hr. day,
5oday wk.; age 1S to 80. Call Ma.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

estimates, remod-
enM4, eling; cellar to roof. CENTRAL
ADDITIONS. alterations, home re-
modeling; no money down. UP ia
years Tst9 t9 pay. HAMILTON coNTR..
A6D1TfoNs. PORCH ENCLOSURES,
rec. rms. plaster. painting, paper
ing, roofing, siding; top quality work;
Low prices: terms. KE. 3-5795.
MODELLING. New construction, an
types Of repairs, porches inclosed,
recr. rms. all types OF brick and
cement work. retaining walls built.
Free estimates given without obliga-
ton. Call A & C CONSTRUCTION
Co. DI: 6412 from 8 am. to 8 pm.
AIR CONDITIONING. refriseration,
installations and repairs; new and
used; 500 up: EX. 95S2. -
AIR CONDITIONING, REFGR. re-
pairs: 70: 9-9353. .
DRIVEWAYS, parking lots.
OF private roads; free estimates.
Telephone OIL. 1890 or OIL. 1867.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING AREAS. ST. 1000.