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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25
Church News

Church news may be sent to
Elsa c. Berg, 14600 Euclid ave.
1t is appreciated when this copy
is received by Monday. Please
call PO. 1878 for any desired
information.
A Roundup to corral former
members and interest new ones
will be staged at Forest Hill Park
on September 2sth by the Senior
Luther League of Calvary Church.
A. chuck wagon will be a feature.
The October 1st meeting day for
the Women's Association of st.
James Lutheran Church will be de-
voted to preparing Packets for
Peace in the World Community
Day program. Designed to meet
the needs of destitute children of
the world, this years World Com
munity Day has set for its project
layettes of new material, and an
ingathering of good wearable
clothes for children through
years of age. All women of St.
James are urged to plan to spend
Wednesday, October End at the
Church. Sewing starts at 10 a. m.
During the noon luncheon, Miss
Greve will speak.
Circle F of the Church Of the
Cross is sponsoring a book review
at the church on Monday, Septem-
Der 29th at 2 p. m. The book to
be reviewed is "The Silver Chalice"
by Thomas B. Cospain. Tea will
be served.
Rally and Promotion Day will
be observed by the Sunday School
of Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church, East 125th st. and Phillips
ave-, next Sunday.
Christian education will be the
theme, too, of the sermon, "Redis-
covering Gods Word" to be
preached by Rev. Dudley F. Uphoff
at the 10:45 a. m. worship service.
The senior choir will sing as
the anthem "Crusaders' HYMN"
and as the offertory prayer" by
Guion will be sung by sextette:
Marcia Myers, Nancy Kaufman,
Barbara Lexenberg, Barbara Red
fern, Virginia Rose and Elizabeth
Wainey.
Westminster Fellowship will be-
gin regular meetings next Sunday
evening. The Women's Association
board meeting will be held next
Monday at 1:30 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Alvin Sperber, 1852 Win
ston I'd.
A church paper sale has been
announced for October 9th. Papers
in bundles and cartons may be left
in front of the church that morn
ing or placed in the manse garage
any time prior to that. Circle a is
planning a rummage sale for Oc-
tober 22-23. Articles for it may be
left at the church.
September 18th is Promotion
Day in the Trinity Evangelical
United Brethren Church School.
Near the clos eof the morning
class sessions each teacher will
award certificates to those going
into a new department and will
introduce the pupils to their new
teacher. Those children entering
the Junior Department will be
given copy of the Bible.
The Fidel Class, A. c. Wiedlund,
teacher, will hold their monthly
at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Vince, 1874 Shaw
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25

evident that Collinwood was
slight favorite to win. The Cardi-
nails were no doubt in high spirits
because of their smashing 1919
victory over Toledo, while Collin
wood had lost their opener at War
rem, and were eager to get rolling.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25

September 22nd. Mrs. North Is the
former Janet Linehan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Line
han. 876 Selwyn rd. 1t is the first
grandchild.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. North,
10000 Euclid ave-, announce the
birth of daughter, Deborah Lynn,
at Macdonald House on Monday,
Evening star., 1952-01-18
Arbitrators Propose
s. 10 $3.50 Pay Rise
ForEmpIoyes ofA.P.
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-An arbi,
tration board yesterday recon.
mended a general increase of S:
to $3.50 weekly for news ane
Office employees of the Associated
Press.
The board recommended also
increases on minimum salaries Of
from So to S..
Both the Associated Press ano
the American Newspaper Guild
c1o. have 10 days to accept o,
reject the award. which is ad-
visory.
The general increase provisions
recommended are:
A So weekly increase for those
making less than $50 q week;
$3.50 for those from $50 to $50
"eek1y' - Tor those from $50 to
500 weekly: IS for those from
500 to $120 weekly. and $3.50
for those from $120 to $150.5o
weekly.
General Increase Provisions.
Employees from $150.50 to $174.9s
weekly will receive a general in
crease OF $3.50 only If they did
not receive a merit or general
increase since November 4, 1850
The award increased top mini
NUNS for reporters in New York
Washington and Chicago from
$40 to $125.
The top minimums in &11s
Evening star., 1952-01-18

cities are moved to $11s, In $1lO
cities to $114: In $102.50 cities to
$106.50 and in sos cities to $3.50
Other minimums were increased
by So to $3.50.
The board was composed of two
representatives of the Associated
Press. two from the ANG and I'm
partial Arbitrator I. Robert Fem
berg, the chairman.
Dissent as to Amounts.
For the purposes of handing
down a recommendation only, the
A. P. concurred with the impartial
arbitrator in the general increase
provisions Of the award although
dissenting as to the amounts. The
Associated Press refused to con-
cur and objected strongly to in
creasing minimums.
The ANG concurred with the
impartial arbitrator on minimums
only In order to hand down q de-
cision and dissented on the gen.
leral increase provisions. Thus the
award received o majority on each
provision.
The impartial arbitrator re-
Evening star., 1952-01-18
Pttsylvonio Police Plan Drive
On immortality Among Youth

Saturday night and attacked
twice before she was pushed out
|of the car In Fayetteville, N. C.
In checking on the girls story,
police discovered that q number
OF other teen-age girls apparently
had registered at tourist courts
with boy friends that same night.
Agents Of the FBI in the Char
lotte, N. c., Office are checking on
the girls story. She said she was
picked up while waiting in Dam
vile for a bus to take her home.
The sheriff recommended get
ting tough with the teen-agers
themselves. He criticized welfare
authorities for treating young Of
tenders too leniently.
Evening star., 1952-01-18
BY the As,oeiuted Press

CHATHAM. Va, Jan. 18.-Pitt-
Isylvania County police, prodded
into action by citizen complaints
and a recent rape-kidnaping re-
port, plan to crack down on youth
full immortality in the county.
Sheriff Dabney K. Hall said last
night he intends to put the pres
sure on tourist courts and dance
halls accused of allowing i'm
morality among youngsters.
Sheriff Hall said he has received
"a flood of letters from irate County
residents since a teen-age Dry
Fork girl told authorities she was
picked up by two soldiers last
Evening star., 1952-01-18

jected for the second year the
ANG request for uniform top min
imum rates throughout the coun-
try.
The award, II accepted, is retro
active to November 5.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

esting career in the years ahead.
IF you can qualify, investigate today
ell out and mail coupon below for full infor-
nation.
-
D. YOU Meet these oualiklcafiess3
You can qualify if you are between 10 and 26k
years old, have at least two years of college.
are single, and are in good physical condition
especially your eyes, ears, heart and teeth.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

1. Take transcript Of
college credits and copy
of birth certificate to
your nearest Air Force
Base Or Recruiting Sta
ton.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
with the
.s.klR FoReE
Prepare for Rswurding Fvtursl
Choose Now! Do an Ar force Pilot or Aeru Observer

Here is an unusual opportunity for every
qualified young man in America to select his
own military career and insure his personal
future with profitable advancement.
As an Aviation Cadet you can start serving
your country best and receipe instruction and
tvaining sOovth as0usonds of dollars!
Win your wings and become a flying exec
utive In the u. 8. Air Force. Trained as a
leader, you will be well equipped for an inter-
Evening star., 1952-06-29

3. Accomplish Flying
Aptitude Tests and en-
list for two years onlyl
Evening star., 1952-06-29

4. The Selective Serv-
ice Act awards you q
four-month defer
ment while awaiting
class assignment.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

S. Immediate assign
ment toAviation Cadet
Training Glasses start
ing July 10. August 10.
October 2, November
19, 1852.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT to'
work In truck service station; exs
perlenee and references required,
SD per week to start. SPEED AND
BRIscoE. 2201 New York ave. IA
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
must be experienced; full time.
HILLTOP ESQ, 600 Central ave-.
Seat Pleasant. Nd. -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced. Apply ADAMS AMOCo
SERVICE. 4th and r. ]. ave. n-es
SERVICE STATION ATTKNDANr9
I'D. Must be thoroughly qualified,
be able to handle shift, Local refs.
Perm. position. $50 wk. Apply IN
person, S-6, MR.. WIILARn, 400
sERvIcE E1si cTe' sFar1oN naifri attendants: m muse
Full and part-tinne. 81 .25 81. plus
commission and vacation. Sec Mr..
Barron. Manager, SUNOCO. via,
ave. and River I'd. -
SERVICE STATION MANAGER, sal.
ary and commission. good WORKING
conditions; bonus; sick leave; vac
"a person at HOMES on Co.. 6S2k
sRoSEE 81 sALEsiAs, a;si immediate "a ss-;;
sistant managers position open:
excellent salary. to start; D. c.
aad sERd suPS5sap sHoE sTsEs sSS5fs APgys NOE Sol
tiIore ave, Hysttsyille, Nd. -S
SHOP FOREMAN-Must be able
mechanic on heavy truck equip. |;
must know parts. control. capable Of
supervising mechanics and laying
out work. Cost concious. Well esS
person, DISTRICT CONCRETE CO.,
1900 Branch ave-. Silver Hill. Nd.
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP. full or part
siRs: NAY eSRer; EE ;a7aF FALKLAND PHAR-
Evening star., 1952-01-03
HELP MEN

MESSENGERS and mail clerk. youns
man, white. In ige. real estate and
mortgage loan 1irm. Must have auto
drivers permit. WEAVER BROS.
INC, washington Bldg. Call Mr.
Allnett, DI. $500. s---0
MESSENGER colored. 5Is day week,
T4skk yasaslo1 20 WITH d5a pay. , sSTocKETTz 3
MESSENGERS
Recent high school graduate fol
inter-oflce delivery Of mail and pack
ages; permanent position, 6-day
week. DI. 1900. Ext. 215.
MESSENGER-MAM CLERK = Wash.
ington office Of large corporation
requires the services of intelligent
and reliable young man, over 1S, tt
assist In mail room and daily mes.
senger service, between hours Of
and 8 p.m.; 6-day week, pleasant
WORKING. conditions Cal ST. 2021
for appt. -
MESsENGER-PAGE for NBC radio
station: college student or college
graduate preferred; opportunity foi
advancement; hours. 8 Am. to s pm
Monday through Friday. See MISS
FERGUSON, 724 14th st. NV.
OPERATOR: temporary
w .62 per hour. DRAKE PRESS, Gle
new York ave. NV, -3
Evening star., 1952-01-03
ARCADE
SUNSHINE

SALESMAN--Qfflce supplies and fur-
ntture; excellent opportunity bLs-
DAY .wk., vacation with pay, retire
ment plan. STOCKETT FISKE CO.,
INC. 919 y St. NV. -3
SALESMEN.i life Insurance, We have
opportunity Tor men who want 10
make o career in life insurance work.
Extenstyes training program, share
In groups insurance and retirement
Dement'S. Guaranteed salary and COM
mission. Mr.. CONKLIN, 1880 1, st.
NV. Phone ST. 1886. -A
SALESMAN. Now expanding, old. re-
liable flrm has opening for sales.
men In protected territories. Real
opportunity for man with late model
car TO start at once. Must be able
10 close. Only want men capable OF
earning $400 per week. Call Sale.
Manager for appt. National Once
SALESAEAN-Autom iobber. II
you have had experience contsctine
service stations. garages and fieets
we can assure you Of q very fine
income and permanent employment
Box COB. Star. -6
SALESMAN. middie-aged man. white
Tor sHduor store; experience moi
necessary. References required
Steady position. Advancement Z
proven satisfactory. Box 4S9-B
DUET. %
SALESMAN. established grocery bust.
ness. Sedan delivery furn., expenses
paid; opportunity to earn $500 tC
S400 per mo-; exper. not essential
salary paid while training. Phone
N. Z. TAYLOR. AT. 0122, for appt
Evening star., 1952-01-03
DRIVER-SAI, ,ESMAN

DRUG CLERK, exper. only, white or
colored; permanent position, excel.
pay; hours can be adjusted Apply
u person. MARKET PHARMACY.
1420 7fh ST n m A u
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Sterling 5000
And ASK for Ad Taker
SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICE
reasonable rates. M S. KRAFT
,keS2E AeSSS1GIAThks TTkx f4 kkr6tSSSs 6tSSR prepared MS
gains Mr.. Sober. PUBLIC AC
S;opuNHTIAAiNT. 2la2 Pa. ave, NV
OF FiCE I Of THE FIREMEN.s INsTR
ANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN. 303 Seventh
\ 81. NV. Washington. D. c. The
stockholders Of the Firemen's Insur.
ance Company OF Washington and
Of the company on Monday. JanS:
eiectins thirteen directors for the
ensuing year. Polls open from
an. % l2 noon. v. MANNING
The HGFEMAsi ANNTxL ssfEssfTs MEEfTSG of the Mem:
SEDrR8 Sis5 Si sSSsos vi sqSTBToSSTEaE RNp EoAN z
ISOLATION. will be held at s pm
January Is. 1852 at 1897 g st. NV:
Washington, D. C. Richmond H
THE fiesSSi SNNSSL Sfi MEETING of the Mem.
bers Of the ENTERPRISE FEDERAL
TON. washington. 2. c. for the
Directors and for the transaction rams
Sroperiy r sE come come Before s'f the I'M meeting,
viii be held in the Board Room OF
the Association. 7th Street and
Indinana Avenue NV, Washington.
D. c.. on Wednesday, January 10,
1852 at 200 o'clock PM. FRANCIS
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. ERNEST LEE
TOYE, $40 1st st. NV. 4.
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
but myself. HENRY H. CAGE. 1034
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
debts contracted by any one but
myself. H. w. SIMMS. lib You st.
NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,. Attorney,
Southeru RIdR

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court;-Estate of
EESnna Emma G osstngeF, Dessased:-so. sSt
Application having been made
and testament Of said deceased. and
for letters testamentary on said es-
tate. by Mildred Sniffen. named in
the Wiil q the deceased sS, as M MildFsS
81 p peeemSer. !: H.D. is5l. that Anna
r.. o'Neill, Henry Scherr. Milton
Scherr. Alma scherr. Edwin scherr,
Harry Scherr. Mary A: scherr,
julius Renninger, Eileen r; Smith,
PoSothy SsT GSdTsrds o,nS ElSiss cSs4T SHsmfen FS
ward scherr. ~, Phoebe S. frost
Amelia Scherr, Mrs. Richard Bell
scherr, Gertrude s Bo6t. Arnold
Bobt. Gordon Lester, Helen Joachim
the unknown heirs at law and next
Ceased, Se N a and " ali others Concerned
the goth day Of January, AID. 1852
at 1000 o'clock AM, to show caus'
why such application should not q
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
1ishsd in the WsshinSs0nI ..ss TSs0In1 Lay stsS ne
once in each Of three ,suceessiy,
weeks before the return day hereil
mentioned, the fiEst publication Z
be not less than thirty days betor'
said return day; Witness; ;r sne Hon Hon
GTss1s grab. 4 soaIdT5cA osald Court. 6is 18th ds
22st.Rsss:o & RsofmSSsVSi1 Melvin u j. MiARaUEs. psp
pty Register OF wills for the Dis
.ict q Columbia. CLERK 6 ef the S Pro
bate Court. de20.R71aS
Evening star., 1952-01-03
HELP Men

OPERATOR. eolored;
with switchboard operation. Hours,
am. to 4 pm. 6-day week. Sal
ary $110 mo. Call RESIDENT MAN
AGER, NO. 3593. -6
OPERATOR. colored;
must have license and be familiar
8 an. TO 5 pm, 6-dsy week. see
JAMIToR, M. Oils. -5
ELEV. OPERATOR, 7:30 am. to $50
p.m.; able to operate secretarial
board. Also elev. operator from
5;30 pm. to l1:30 pm. Apply
9TH grade, oil burner
and hot-water stoker; other jani-
tor duties. Apply mornings, 3O6O
16th St n M q :
Evening star., 1952-01-03
ROUTE
! Statesmen

q p
WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN
INGS FOR MARRIED MEN
(AGE 25 TO 40). NO EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY
EXCELLENT SALARY AMI
MANY EMPLOYE BENE-
FITS. THIS Is ONE OF
WASHINGTON'S BEST
PAYING JOBS. FOR FUR
THEIR INF ORMATION
DROP BY AND SEE MR.
UPTON ANY DAY BE-
TWEEN / PM. AND 4 PM
AT 713 LAMONT ST. NV
Evening star., 1952-01-03
STOCK CLERK

Perm, position, good salary, pleasant
working. cond.; must be alert; over
40 preferred. BENSON'S JEWEL
ERS, 1919 r st. NV, second door.
Evening star., 1952-01-03

brake mechanics and
AUTO BODY HELPER needs young
man, wanting to learn body work.
ACE AUTO SERVICE. Lo. 3-S500.
AUTO BODY MANI will set you
ort up IN .Dd business provd1S a 6
exper. sea '1 IN operatins 1iss; auto body s' ana
paint shop. Must have excel. work
and character refs. Call DI. 53s6
A6To tGE sPBSi BODY MAN to join our organ S
paying Insurance work; $3.50
basis; our bodymen are earning over
$3.50 per week. See or call Mr..
Miehaslson "a after 5 Pm, AUTO
MSHolkkdSAtIEFss: SuTs kd. I $500 lSS 1871 siaafp'-
AUTO BODY MAN, experienced; good
aeSeated sftS asd use sSop nepeFs MR 9uRRNs paiS
ASTo 1T, BOB BODY MAN. splendid oppor- s
tunity, for man. able to produce
flrst-class work; plenty of work;
RfS1f asf Nj Nth Lind and
AUTo trT5'01 BODY oTSi M MEN-Excel, working s
cond: good opportunity for steady
men. Only 1st class need apply
ACE AUTO SERVICE, Lo. 3-S500.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, for large
meet OF 4 trucks. good pay. perma-
nent position, good working conds..
44-hour week, paid for holidays.
group insurance. disqualification and
surgical benefits at low cost, MT.
Darcy. CONTINENTAL BAKING CO..
1901 Georgia ave. NV. %
AUTO MECHANIC, white; experienced
only need apply; secure future with
Q progressive agency; our mechanics
average over S100 per week. See
or call Mr.. Poates. service manager,
OIL. 5000, RON PONTIAC, INC,
1850 Hampden lane. Bethesda, -5
work. $3.50 basis. should earn well
eEE efr Tssk srkNaEE ApR!E Nj cENfAg TSSsn ssSo sS
AUTO MECHANIC-Work In modern
shop with twin post lift, radiant
heating. Must be thoroughly expert
enced. Excellent opportunity for good
man. See Mr.. Dennison, TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 2010 Rhode Island ave,
Afro IiI; MEcHANIc-permanent Job Job in
modern well-euuip: shop; top salary
group health insur: See Mullen. oW
oldsmobils dealer. 1000 Wilson blvd.
AUTO MECHANIC. trucks. STEADY
work; average earnings. $50 to 500
wkly.; paid holidays vacation. etc.
International truck dealer. See Mr..
qunter. AMI,ALoNEY's. INC. slae
Evening star., 1952-01-03
OFFICE SUPPLY
MAN WANTED

If you have had experience In pur-
chasing Ia the ofIice supply business
and you believe you are capable of
supervising . retail store---we have
permanent position with . great
opportunity for secure future
Write or apply MODERN STATION.
ERY PRINTING CO., IL s. Charles
St, Baltic. Gl Nd. A
on BURNER SERVICEMAN foi
housing project In Southern Nd
See MIR. r. e. COVuL. S17 9th st
NV. Monday through Friday bet
OIL TRUCK DRIvERs-Year-around
employment; exceptional opportunity
knowledge Of washington area.
81 .32 per hour with paid holidays
ard vacations. II you know trucks
and can offer good references, see
MI; lawrence, A. p. WOODSON CO..
1913 II st. NV. -6
PAINT SALESMAN, 2S TO 5o-1m-
med. openings for an expef. man
Tor floor selling at our main store
Salary commensurate with ability.
6h.day wk. See Mr.. Nell, HUGH
Reilly CO. 1884 New York ave.
Evening star., 1952-01-03

APPLY WED. AND THURS. TO Mr.
LAWYER. RIM. 304, UNION STA.
cAR6. c13M, BRING SOCIAL SECURITY
FUEL on DRIVERS = Year-around
employment. Exceptional opportu.
Fnovssgs Fty foT men % %.sSsEto q SS5e with sood
S1.32 per hour with paid holidays
and vacations. II you know trucks
and can offer good reference, see
Mr; Lawrence. A. P. WooDSoN CO.,
FuRNrTuiRE tiaS f III nj RRiEr1N1sHER, expsr,. ms
r. MARS e coRTRAcT oS1Hs &C. pef4anens 4i6 Isl
st. Sc, TR. 5000.
GARAGE ATTENDANT-Colored; 19
midnight to am; D. c. permit;
sober; no phone calls. Cali between
9 Am. To pm. BROADMOOR GA
RACE; 1901 Conn. ave. NV. -6
GROCERY BUYER and merchandis-
man; must have knowledge Of buy.
ing and merchandising for retail
super market; references necessary;
excellent salary; paid vacations; and
quarterly bonuses. Reply Box 92-D
GROCERY CLERK, willing worker,
good. pay; 5h-day week. 1915
Benntng I'd. ne. "a
GUARD-OPERATOR-Full time, "a
hours. tson: mi, night v work; Dermansnt posi-:
beneft and vacations. AMERICAN
DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO., Room
207. 200 10th ST.. NV. -
HALL MAN. colored, for modern apt,
6ldg. See resident manager. 215O
Pa. ave. NV. IS
HOTEL CLERK, night work: some ex-
pertsnce preferred. Apply SENATE
HOTEL, 101 D st, ne. after 10 m.
H0USEMAN, white, good salary. Ap-
ply housekeeper, CARLTON HOTEL,
18th and K SITS, NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES tcant.l
THOMAS r. BURKE. Attorney.
lIIX Woodvar6 Ruildinr

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. 79152. Ad-
That the subscriber, Of the District
of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF
Columbia, Letters Testamentary on
Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby. warned to ex-
hibtt the same, with the vouchers
subscriber, on or before the 18th day
OF June. AID. 1852: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
beneft Of said estate. Given under
Der, 1851. GEORGE I. BoRGER, Jr.,
test: THEODORE coGsWEIT,
Register Of Wills for. the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1952-01-03
PERSONAL

CARE by graduate nurses
at MT: Vernon Gonzales. Hosp. b c.,
.accredited and licensed. CO. 2224'
AXE YOU SELLING YOURSELF prop-
perry? A brief consultation with our
dopble p lFa1ans 9o11r rssa1a personal experts may
M Suit your budget. BY appt. only.
MSTAsaHINaToN w a1a%a SERVICES. NC.
W. SCOTT HERMAN. violin maker mS -.
pairs and sells stringed instruments.
rev rev sSe ssS1earess. 1909 Eye st. NV
SPEAKERS AND ENTERTAINERS.
attention. Washington's expandjne
new booking service still has OPEN
lnss Tor qualified experts. Register
ss8SS' 8Svfgr,sp hy appt; ,,I only; WASHINGTON
nursing care. Licensed Ss BY State Is and
sPfGixI sfPSaGhilSi sHi w1SfEk s1aeR pR1cEs-c..b
and carry: Venetian blinds cleaned,
81; new cord, 81; new tape, SO;
aasg gaapE sHoP ai9Sl IS ( ( st. PlsrRIeT nSl 81
BONDED LICENSED AGENCY, re-
liable white baby sitters. CHILD
CARE AGENCY, RE. 3457.
LARGE FRONT RIM, private bath.
elderly person. GE. 1885. %
HNE 1VO SucceSSIul speaker or
entertainer? Register with Wash.
ington's most ffeective booking aeen-
cy. Openings .still remain on our
roster. We also supply live-wire
speakers and performers for your
next club meeting. WASHINGTON
ASSOCIATES. ST. 6734.
DEAR JOAN. I didn't know washing,
ton had such an interesting private
tutoring service. Remember, told
you wanted private swimming In.
Structions7 ! simply called Washing.
presto! am swimming beautifully
BY the way, they teach alnos,
everything under the sun. Whaj
o servicel Sounds to me like 'Ser.
vices Unlimited"
Evening star., 1952-01-03

609 14th st. NV, Rm. 214-A.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
NEWSPAPER
SOLICITORS

Permanent position selling news.
paper subscriptions In the Wash
tngton. area: salary plus commission
must be neat in appearance, cour-
teous, capable Of dealing, with the
pubic, and physically At. Apply In
person TO Mr.. Moore Or Mr.. Everett
in the Circulation Department
mezzanine floor. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 pennsylvania Ave. NV.
NIGHT MAN. 10 pm. to 8 am; sbis
TO operate elev. and switchboard
Apply 1925 New Hamp. ave. NV