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Evening star., 1952-09-24
SITUATIONS MEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and tax
service for all businesses. statements,
audits; reaS. TX. 2727. 26p
BOOkkEEPER-Arr in U. s. A.
in 1850 as d. p. Many yrs. exper.;
completed college accounting and
Comptometer course In 1862. Speak
also German, Russian, Latvian
Christian, Abstainer. Who can help
job; 5-day Wk. Box lax. STAR
BOOKKEEPER. 50, (Jewish), fully
exper., double entry, payroll. taxes,
stmnts.; 5-day wk., $50. Box
112-K, Star. 26a
Evening star., 1952-06-06
Five Area Students 10 Gel
St. Johns COLLEGE Decree,

Five residents from the Wash.
ington area are among the Is
graduates Of st. Johns College
Annapolis, who will receive de.
Igrees on Monday.
They are:
Larry B. Childress. 60 Crescent
road. Greenbelt; Paul G. Cree
1915 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring; Henry D. lavish, 3701
Porter street NV: David e. Nap
Iper. 2122 California street NV.
and Lancaster B. Knott. 4201
South Four Mile Run drive, Arl-
ington.
Admiral Lynde d. Mccormick
Supreme Allied commander o1
Atlantic naval forces under the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton. will receive an alumni award
of merit at the ceremonies.
Alumni President Elmer M
Jackson, jr.. Of Annapolis will
make the presentation during the
256-year-old colleges graduation
ceremonies under historic Liberty
Tree.
The award, highest honor Of the
alumni association. will be made
to Admiral Mccormick "for dis
|tinguished and meritorious service
to the United States and the
United Nations"
Evening star., 1952-06-06
Pastor Grandmother
To marry Couple Here

When Miss Carol Coggins gets
married here on June II. hel
grandmother will perform the ser
vice.
Her grandmother. Rev. Anita
Trueman Pickett. minister of the
First Unitarian Church Of Ware
Mass. will marry Miss Coggins to
Leslie Charles Powell, jr., Of Beau
mont. Tex, in the garden Of the
All Souls Unitarian Church at 2
pm.
Miss Coggins, who halls from
Nantucket. Mass, is q graduate OF
the Johns Hopkins School Of Nurs-
ing. The bridegroom is studying at
the Johns Hopkins School OF
Medicine.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
H-Bomb Blast Seen
Soon al EniWefok as
Nevada Tests End
By N. Associated Pres,

LAS VEGAS, New, June 6.-The
third. and safest, series Of atomic
tests at Nevada proving grounds
completed, the Nations nuclear
masters began thinking today OF
possibly bigger things to come at
Eniwetok.
A series Of tests has been slated
for the Pacific proving grounds
later this year-perhaps late sum-
mer or early fall. Larger atomic
weapons generally are tested at
Eniwetok.
H-BOmb Test Hinted.
Speculation included the possi-
bility that the first H-bomb may
be detonated there.
Yesterdays eighth and final
blast of the spring brought the
Nevada total to 20 since the Acc
started shooting off its devices
here in January, 1851. The unoffi-
cial United States total is now 80.
It was the longest and most
cautiously planned series the ACC
has held. Starting April /, it in
cluded four tower shots and four
drops from planes.
More than 1000 Army and Ma
rine troops were involved in three
separate maneuvers, labeled Exer-
else Desert Rock w, during the
series. But Carroll L. Tyler, Acc
test manager. said that none of
the tests resulted "in any hazard
to humans"
No Damage Reported.
And despite the far-bouncing
shock waves, no verifiable damage
has yet been reported to the Acc
In this series. This contrasts with
S81 valid damage claims on which
the Acc paid out $42 ,939.58 In the
two test series in 1851.
Mr.. Tyler and DR.. Alvin G.
Graves. scientific test director.
planned to return to the Los
Alamos laboratories, where studies
preceding the Eniwetok tests are
continuing.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
/ |CoIored EIks Lodge
Set for Sunshine Duy'

The 26th annual Sunshine
Day." sponsored by Columbia
Lodge No. IS, Of the colored Elks
and the women's auxiliary Of the
lodge. will be held at the Blue
Plains, Home for the Aged and
Infirm' on Sunday.
The lodges band and marching
club will accompany members te
the home. where ice cream. cakes
candy and smokes win be distri-
buted to every one.
The group will leave In buses
from the lodge hall. SOL Rhode
Island avenue NV. at 1880 pm
Henry Brodis. veteran District
Court messenger. Is chairman Of
the committee.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, JUNE g, 1859

tenn for managers and employe,
of cafeterias of the District schoo
system.
A motion indorsing the pro.
posed pay reclassification Of po.
lice and fire department employe.
was passed.
The council elected Kenneth p
Armstrong president. Other.
chosen were Mrs. Franklin G
lSartwell, vice president; Mis-.
Shirley Larson. corresponding sec.
|retary; George s. Jordan, record.
ing secretary. and Mrs. Heller
Fritz. treasurer.
The meeting was held in No
- police precinct station. Seven
teenth street and Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
Northeast Citizens
Ask D. {. Recognition

Appointment of three Northwest
residents to the School Board
came under fire last night at a
meeting Of the Northeast Council
Of Citizens Associations.
The group said the Northeast
section Of the city has been dis
regarded for more than 10 years
In filling vacancies on the board.
although several qualified resi-
dents Of the area are recon-
mended each time Q vacancy oc-
ours.
The council also voted to re-
quest that appropriate steps be
taken to set up q retirement sys-
Evening star., 1952-06-06
ISiddons Named Trustee

Frederick p. H. siddons. has
been elected trustee and treasurer
OF the Barney Neighborhood
House. succeeding Irving Zirpel,
who resigned. Mr.. SiddonS is a
vice president with the American
Security and Trust Co. and o for
mer president Of the Board of
Trade.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
GOLDEN RING
APPLE-PEAR SALAD

Salads taste good in any season.
Crisp, fresh vegetables and fruits
in harmonious combination make
an appetizing, nutritious addition
to any meal A savory dressing AIDA
body and taste appeal to any type
of salad. Try golden ring apple
pear salad with savory cooked
dressing for a course to delight
even the connoisseurs.
Apple-Pear Salad
40 carrots, shredded
pears, peeled and sliced
apples, sliced
Shred the carrots. Prepare apples
and pears and sprinkle with lemon
juice to prevent darkening if they
are to stand. Just before serving,
arrange carrots in a ring on a big
plate. Fill the center with the apple
pear mixture. Serve with
Savory Cooked Dressing
4 cup vinegar or lemon juice
2 tablespoons margarine
u " cup sugar
2 tablespoons flour
u teaspoon salt
teaspoon dry mustard
/ teaspoon celery seed
egg
n cup water
Heat vinegar or lemon juice In
the upper part of double boiler
or over slow heat Mix dry ingre-
dients with egg and water. Stir into
the hot mixture and cook slowly,
stirring constantly until smoothly
thickened. Store in covered jar
in the refrigerator until ready to
use. This yields about 114 cups and
keeps well. (This is perfect dress
ing for fruit salad. 1t may be COM
bined with about one-third whipped
cream. When used with vegetable
salad, thin with cream or fruit
juice to suit taste)
For other excellent kitchen-tested
recipes, write the National Cotton
Council, Box rs, Memphis, Tenn,
for your free copy of Menu Magic
With Margarine" an attractive 24-
page recipe booklet in two colors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
.. ~ .SoctaI Sceme

were Sherry Anderson, Patti Eu-
renius, Maxine Routh and Shicla
Murphy. Thety were awarded the
highest honor available in scout
ing the coveted Curved Bar.
The Curved Bar award symboliZes
approximately four years of work
in passing proficiency eNamina-
tons and one years work ex-
clusively reserved for Curved Bar
candidates. Mrs. Dale Hostrl p
and Mrs. Charles Dewitt made
the presentations. Mrs. Hostrup
and Mrs. Dewitt are the Central
Committee Chairmen.
For their winning essays on
why l Would Like To Attend
Girl Scout Camp, Mary Helen
Anderson and Beverly Brown,
with Virginia Long as alternate,
were awarded trips this summer
to Girl Scout camps of their own
choosing. The award was made by
the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Chap
ter, president Mrs. Ray Lyons.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Cochran Majorettes To
March In Band Festival

June % will be an especially
big day for the IS members of
Cochran's Majolettes, because
they have been invited to par
ticipate in mammoth parade and
later that evening at a gigantic
band festival in Waterloo, Ontario,
Cocrhan announced this week.
He said two Greyhound buses
will be chartered for the trip.
The Majorettes will leave Satur-
day morning and return home Sun
day night. In as much there will
be no financial help available to
take the group there, the girls
will be asked to pay for their
own food and lodging.
To make the trip possible for
the Majorettes, Cochran said the
entire city will be solicited on
Saturday, May II in an effort
to raise funds for the bus fares
to and from Waterloo.
All persons giving a donation
will receive an honorary member
ship card in the Majorette organi-
zation.
Cochran said he hopes the city
"will back us up, because the girls
have given Port Clinton favor
able publicity wherever tn G y
have appeared. He said the latest
trophy was won last April 20 at
an American Legion conference.
bringing the total to Is trophies.
The leader of the girls group
pointed out that Port Clinton had
the original marching Majorette
idea, =" and since we started many
towns have copied the idea, but
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
MEDICAL SOCIETY AUXILIARY
MET At DUFENpocK HOME

The Women's Auxiliary to the
Ottawa County Medical Society
met last Thursday evening at the
home of DR. and Mrs. William
Dufendock in Genoa. Present
were Mesdames Jack Witker. Geo
Boon, Robert Minick, W.P Short
ridge, w. R. Gibson, A. D. Meis-
sner. James Rhiel, C. R. Wood,
Gordon Ley and the hostess. Miss
Florence 3Jecht, superintendcnt
of Magruder Hospital, was guest.
Mrs. Shortridge and Mrs. Glib
son of Oak Harbor are prospective
representatives to tie Ohio State
Medical Auxiliary Convention in
Cleveland May 20, 81 and %.
Others planning to attend are
Dr.. and Mrs. Boon and DR.. ana
Mrs. Rhiel.
Plans were completed for the
annual picnic honoring the entire
staff of Magruder Hospital, or
June IL at the new Catawba Com
munity Hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
CHARLES RICK is WE'D
TO PHILADELPHIA GIRL

The marriage of Arlene Ions
dale and Charles Irick was an
event in Philadelphia on We'd
nesday, May Z. Miss Lonsdale is
the daughter of the William j.
Lonsdales, of Philadelphia, and
the groom is the son of Mrs. EN-
NETT Hyde, of Port Clinton.
Carrying a bouquet of white
roses, the bride was attired in a
ballerina length gown, fashioned
with white tulle over satin. The
dress was strapless. The bride
wore stole of white tulle.
Following the ceremony, a we'd
ding supper was held at the Sun
set Room in Upper Darby. The
reception was given at Steff's.
The couple left on wedding
trip to Atlantic City, and on their
return will reside at Pensacola
Florida, where the groom is sta
toned at the Pensacola Navel Sta
ton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
BlR RDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES

May 16 Mrs. Earl Newton
Mrs. Richard Robron.
May 17-Mrs. Rollin Bergman
Isabelle Robron Menier, Bradley
Stewart, Victoria Blythe Grant,
Russell Druckenmiller, Kathleen
Twynham, Mrs. Charles Steffens.
Wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Wroble.
May 18- Edward Stick, John
Rofkar, Mrs. Norma Fulton, A. j,
Holzhauer, Howard Zimmerman
Wedding anniversaries of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Grover, Mr. and Mrs.
Norval D. Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph j. GreSh.
May 19- Arthur Libben, Fred
Wolf, Elwood Collins, Mrs. Keith
Drlyer, Mrs. Vance Wright.
May 2O-Mrs. Ralph Mackey,
Clifford Snider, Mrs. Clarence
Perry, Robert Sherwood, Jacob
Charles Perry, Arthur Johnson,
Mrs. George Danchisen. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid P. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber
Ahrens, and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Stein.
May 21- Mrs. Leslie Fastzkie,
Billy Cotner, Paul Schmitt, How
ard Fillinger, Albert Wadsworth,
Jr., Mrs. Irene Persons, Dee Jane
Dundgard, Robert Gill, Mrs. Ros-
we'll Doren.
May 22-Wililam Bauman, Flor
ence Miller, Mrs. Richard Bennett,
Mrs. Clara Robinson, Mrs. Sophie
Weller, Jimmy Buck. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lenke, Jr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
GIRL SCOUTS RECEIVE
AWARDS IN COURT OF
n.WARDS SESSION

At an impressive ceremony
Tuesday evening, local Girl Scouts
received awards and recognition
for their attainments in scouting.
Under the sponsorship of Port
Clinton women's clubs. the grls
have become proficient in skills
ranging from cooking and sewing
to first aid and basketry.
Held in the high school audi
torium, over 100 scouts were re-
cipients of their respective a.
wards.
The Rev. L. G. Miller, pastor
of the Trinity Methodist Church,
opened the session with invo-
cation.
Receiving special recognition
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
LOUIS MORTUS' CELEBRATED
GOTH WEDDING ANNIVERSAR\

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis MortuS cele
brated their 3Oth wedding ami
versary on Mothers Day, May H.,
with family dinner at their
home. Attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Mortus and Ronald;
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mortuus and
sons, Chuck, Freddie and Danny;
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mortus and
Jack and Bob Mortus. Mr.. Julius
Christensen also joined in the
celebration. Mauy lovely gifth
were received by the happy cou-
pie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
ST. CHARLES GROUP TO
MEET AT WEBER HOME

Members of the ST. Charles
Study Club will hold their next
regular meeting on May u al
8 pm. at the home of Mrs. George
Weber, Eagle Beach. Mrs. Ray
Wight, Jr., will be co-hostess 70
the group.
Installation of officers will be
held. The Rev. Father Mueller Will
be guest speaker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
JR. WOMEN'S CLUB TO
HOLD SPRING FROLIC

The annual Spring Frolic dance
will be given Saturday evening by
the Junior Women's Club Of Port
Clinton. The dance will be held
in the Port Clinton Armory, start
ing at 10 p. m. Mrs. Gordon
Cooper has tickets. Mrs. Robert
Holzhauer is handling reservations
and can be reached at 2 1884.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

none have gained the high re-
cognition given Port Clinton'S
girls unit"
He said that in the event any
individual, organization, or busi-
ness desires to sponsor the trip,
an appropriate banner will be
carried to that effect.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
MEMORIAL. SERVICES HELD
FOR GOLD STAR MOTHERS

Memorial services were held at
tie Monday evening DAV Auxi-
liary meeting for Gold Star
Mothers Mothers so honored were
Hulda Hemminger, Phyllis Nelson,
Amanda O'Brien, Celia Carter,
Clara Kapko, Verna Boomer, and
Cora Buckman. Each received a
corsagn of white carnations trim
med with gold ribbon.
Judge Tom D. Stahl gave the
evening address. Men of the DAV
Chapter we're guests of the auxi-
liarv.
Election of officers was held
naming Katherine Weichman,
Commander; Bernice Grieger,
Senior Vice-Commander; Marian
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Pictured above are Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Wahlers at their
Fiftieth Golden Wedding
anniversary celebration on Nav
anniversary celebration on Hay
4 at the home of their daugh.
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Fillinger, Route 2. Mr..
Wahlers was a Well-known far
mer in Danbury Township for
48 years. He and his wife
moved to Port Clinton several
years ago and they now reside
on East Second street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
ANNUAL INSPECTION FOR
PYTHIAN SISTERS WEDNESDAY

The Port Clinton Sisters will
hold their annual inspection in the
Knights of Pythias Hall Wednes-
day evening, May 21st. The In
specting Officer, Deputy Grand
Chief Mrs. Edwina Ford of Clyde,
will preside. All members, as we'll
preside. All members, as we'll as
all Pythian sisters of district Is,
are cordially invited to attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
ESCALATOR GROUP TO
MEET TUESDAY EVENING

The Escalator Club of Trinity
Methodist Church will meet Tues
day at p. m. in the church base
ment. Mrs. Earl LeVeck will be
hostess. Florence Kirk will lead
devotions and Mrs. Willis Misch
will be in charge of the program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
CHILD GUIDANCE COUNCIL
HELD INSTALLATION DINNER

Meeting at the High Manor in
Fremont last Thursday evening,
members of the Child Guidance
Council held their installation din
ner and impressive candlelight
ceremony. Mrs. Perry Butler, the
president, conducted the
installation services.
Installed as new officers for the
coming year were Mrs. Willis
Misch, president; Mrs. William
Phipps, vice-president; Mrs. James
Mizener, secretary; Mrs. Phllo
Pierce, treasurer; and Mrs. Clar'
ence Jeremy, press reporter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

REHEARSAL CALL-Tt's a ia.
miliar sight at NBC-Ezio PIMA.
famed basso. rehea-sing with con.
ductor Donald Voorhees, al the
piano before a Telephone Hour"
broadcast tMon.. 500 P. M. EST).
He sue.;s now and then and,
favorite that he is. was chosen
as guest sc.cist for the April IL
broadcast marking the beginning
Of the programs 18th year on
the air.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Goodwill Industries
Truck Here May 20

The Goodwill Industries will
send a truck to Port Clinton on
May 20 to make collections of
clothing and other items which
can be made useful for the needy.
Persons interested in contributing
may call Mrs. Ross Doren at 1924.
IF IT'S anything used, MvIIiean
has it. 14t4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Rapperlie, Junior Vice -Comman-
der; Gertrude Hrupcho, Chaplain;
and Irene Miner, Treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Danbury Twp:-Adelaide Wolf
OF Margaret Cuba, lot II, sec /,
3312x115 feet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Locking for deal? We top EN-
all. MuiIigan, Oak Harbor. l4f4
Evening star., 1952-06-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTING-Settled widow, will
sit with babies, elederly or sick.
Box 407-Z, Star. 29s
GIRL desires nursemaid Job or g.h.w,;
live in; references. EX. O494.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as baby
sitter or mothers helper. Ii. 6-O23O.
WOMAN wants work Monday through
Friday. Call Saturday after 8 pm. ;
all day. Sun. Refs. co. 4454. 30
YOUNG WOMAN, white. local college
student, desires part-time work as
baby sitter OF. to help with lh.w.,
in exchange for room and board;
will give refs. Box 297-A. Star.
TWO GIRLS, colored. wish lob in
restaurant. hotel housework; exper ;;
references. DU. 3785.
SOUTHERN GIRL, colored. desires
work: 5 days. no Sundays; live out;
LATIN AMERICAN GIRL. for part
time housework; 5-day wk., at SIS
wk. ME. 4614. go
COLORED GIRL Desires lob as
m9ther,s helper; live in; ref. Phone Pho
COL. GIRL, desires 8 days work a
week to care for child. or mothers
helper: Ii. 4-3775.
COLORED GIRL-As mothers helper
or baby sitter; references. AK.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
FURNITURE SALE
oUALITY-VARIETY-SERvICE
PRICES LOWER THAN ANY
AITT AIoU TNYH(nTyn,.r-

GOV !. EMPLOYE DISCOUNT
CASH Observation-Disclosures
333? Wilson Blvd. ALTA. 5-7398
fgkN Gk 4f6S 49, h2nsehGIs Est 1s effects for sale
FIRM, 3-pc. maple liv. rm. suite,
hrnepi;c screen. screen andirons. tools. Reas.
FURN.DMust sacr. silk damask y suite.
$40; mod. lined oak din. rm', $50:
leaving Wash. 3244 Walnut st. ne.
FuRN,-Light blue leather design iLS
Chippendale sofa with matching
cinb GnibS chair; hair also geld club chair; all
misc. for sale. ia. 5-7932 10
FuRN., books Lamps. silver. glass.
garden tools, pictures, Mason and
KenwoOd Home: ON 'iatG sacr. vi. aiS6, lIS%
FURN.--Bedrm. suite with spring,
and mattress; perfect cond.; must
% SCI this week. FA. 072s. 20
table, $50, AID. 74s3. van cocSN1an @Sa
FURN.--Whitney maple double bed.
bsdiig bsdsiSe and ab,e bench chest comb.
CE ironer. rugs. DU. OIT9, 39s
FURN.-Moving. must sell. Din, bed.
oinette suites. sofa. love seat. tires
r1lo m1loyie shadow box. OF 1875. go
wasSing SKSi iirgBeasm,i msnbins liv; rm: and KIT,
cond, Reas. Gail LII. a-6o!s:;s;. 0@a SoS9
transferred must
sacrifice; Love seat; lge. wing chair
with Ottoman; butterfly table; RCA
set with. hutch; 3-pc. liv. rm. set
tSofa bed, cof. and lamp tablesl. il.
blonde wood; twin bedrm. set, lined
1aS tressesc eompl Gnnnydtn WITH sprinSs and mat
bedrm. set; dble Hollywood bed;
metal lawn picnic table with UNI
bre!la; taupe rug. 9xl3: gray leaf
pattern rug. 9x12: 6-cu-ft. GE
lTE TftSr:; S-s,Se Westinghouse Laundromat.
rm. suite, sofa and
Gnair; frf $40; 40 can be sold separately.
FURN.-contents Of Groom apt,
large kelyinator. beds, antique,
robe oBeeS' De- gzc'9fss 9s9o etc. metal va %srd-
GARAGE DooR, Lifetime. double.
overhead. S75. Cali TO. 5473 Sat.
urday or Sunday. 60
GAS ASH RANGf;s. IM, new. oUse Used, SIS %1 IN:
guaranteed; easy credit; nothing dn.
>, ACME STOVE, 1O11 9TH, Ma. s95s.
.Ho haNuES. new, used S1n.5U up;
Imnstanstion, ms FEERLESS SALES 2237
iAS STOVE. used. with bottled gas;
gas hot-water heater, 80 gallons;
iNstoo best oft95. Moran I'd; s.e.. wash
lass. bullet proof. in. thick va
rious sizes: largest size. 20xig in.
J; BRENNER & SONS, INC, oil
kenllWorth ave. ne. Ii. 6-l5g9.
iUNS---New and used. pought md
sold. All types fishing tackle. Omen
evenings. TRADING POST, 3336
NJ st NV MI 1880.
RONER, Thor. gas electric. 44-,r.
Ta Snoe; peTfect condition; $40. Cali
RONER, GE console, s75: Eyerho.
elec; oven, S25; Easy wrineer
Sis6 yassner' NG go; ds luxe gas range,
~ l21 :.
Continued on Next Paxs)
Evening star., 1952-06-28
HELP DOMESTIC tcon.. J

COOK-G.H.W., good with children
clean and reliable; live in; $40 OF
more a week. OIL. 1904. =
DAY CARE for 1-yr: :-old. light house
keeping in apt: Mon through Fri
G;H.w.., fond of children: Monday
through Saturday. 1890 through
sRl SiRneFi 44ieiy stay : ewes; $50 weekly weskIy
CIV. n wfPli AND COOK: live in apt,
help with 2 children; must be exper.
Summer spent at beach. Half day
Thurs, every other Sun. of. Refs.
required. S2S. ia. $3.50. 30
HOUSkKEEPER, white. live in. up
stairs room with private bath. new
ances; North Arlington; children;
references. GIL. 4299. 30
HOUsEKEEPER. white. for seashore
ins msf sf46 ~Gn mont EeneFa Ref Wi Wi. ipss iGSs
HOUsEKEEPER for small modern
farm; 10 mi. from District; fol-
father and grown son; supply full
details. Box 216-A. Star.
MAID, general housework. light laun.
dry; care Of one child; air-condi.
eee Gasd sunday aD sssS sS week nshts RM eyS
MAID TO LIVE IN (coloredl. age
room and board. Exper. caring for
MaIn MiniIant. s;rO;,,7 JU; 7-6585. OK - "a k29 =,
for 2. in apartment. Must live in
Thurs. and alternate Sun. of
SSG frSm l0 ao I'm; oRhe Room. bath. besard
PRACTICAL NURSE for infant care;
noon to 8 pm, 5-day week; SIS
vas, wk;; live in or s;r, out. Prefer woman
Mseaten. We 41; Call VtRf IT, 7s56S 7iej Si' s sPS
WOMAN. age 25-4O, who is lookins
for a good home to live in. Duties
Help with children and kitchen
ronng oher faf ReiD n4nTi snf
of: SEQ wk. re. 39i8. 33os Rus Rus
sell rd.. Alexandria, Va.
WOMAN. to live in and keep house
cook plain meals and care for re-
covering paralytic lady. No lifting
I no laundry: most nights of. TR
WOMAN. reliable, for g.h.w. and car,
out: refs. AP. ssS6. "' o--'' N''
WOMAN, white. care for 5-year -olt
xhiISls shilS and SlEInE s;hy. yW Wo 3 Soso. -29
invalid child; light household duties
RELIABLE NURSE (colpred), live in
to care for 4 children in Chev.
Chase. Time off can be arranged a
desired but must work most weel
ends: No cooking or laundry. OIL
REFINED LADY to become part O
small family; to care for home an
2 sons. while mother works: mus
live in; good home and small salary
apply in person on weekdays, afte
| 7:30; all day Sat. and Sun. Apt. 81
| Rhode Island Plaza. 18th an
Rhode Island ave. ne. 80
EXPERIENCED SETTLED LADY, liv
in or out; Inv; 2 children; rel
and health card; 5h days. 532
Nye St. ne, Chapel Oaks vicinity
COLORED GIRL, over 25, to care TO
child and small apt: refs. required
COLoRED GIRL desires light house
work or mothers helper; regula
Sat. work only. Call DU. 9423.