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HelP MEN

STATION ATTENDANTS.
reference. TANNERS GULF SERV-
ICE. 3o15 Rhode Island ave. ne,
s Eli is1!I STATION ATTENDANT. sx-
perienced in fabrication; good salary
plus comm. CONNoRs. INC. 272l
SERVICE EsslH6 r0i sT "a ATTENDANTS.
experienced only; paid vacation. IN
surance benefits. See Mr.. O'Brien
or Mr.. McFayden, o'BRIEN SIN
CLAIR STATION. End and conSti-
ias'Vn Isl STATION hiG, ATTENDANT. ex-
per. white; Silver Spring area.
sk; SSgo STATION ATTENDANT
Some mechanical ability; salary plus
SSo nrH rd me APPLY ze a597 Blaes d
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
lars tr%ckns termRa. Go9 %R hSSEs
ING TERMINAL. 1925 N. Y. ave.
SERVICE III; STATION ATTENDANTS
(2), also night manager, with re-
liable references; salary plus indi-
vidual commission; S-hour, 6-day
H nins rd PROOFS roc e. s sSSSs 1900 5 Ben
nsANE SAA1noN ShN W ope.a1S
sober; no heavy work; good pay and
permanent position. LU. 1-9771.
STATION ATTENDANT
Part time, 4 It'll pm, Monday
through Friday; s hrs. each Sat. and
sun; must be experienced with refs;
sUNoco SERVICE. Wis. ave. and
River I'd. 3
SERVICE STATION MANAGERS
Must be dependable and desire perm.
position. Excel. sal. plus commission,
sick leave. vac. with pay, hospitaliza-
ton. HOMES OIL CO.. 1925 Blair
SHIPPING CLERK
White. to supervise store porters and
shipping and receiving of mer-
chandise; some exper. desired; good
salary, outstanding employe bene-
fits. Apply in person between 8
PHILLIPS
18th and F SITS. NV.
SHOE FINISHER-Exper: in quality
sa sSsi!ae sAL I'll IA permanent posi-
ton; must be experienced. Apply at
BOOT SHOP, INC. i22i F. St. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN
Excel. opportunity for man thoroughly
exper. selling better grade women''s
shoes: High earnings, steady posi-
ton for right maj.
THE BOOTERY
1898 Conn. Ave. 3
SHOE SHINE BOY-Exper. on all
types of shoes. 1347 Conn. ave;
sILvERsMITH, experienced in Job
soldering: replacing parts. Perma-
hospitalization. paid holidays. va
cation: Apply D. L. BROMWEIL,
STOCK CLERK for wholesale electric
fixture supply house. See Mr..
GOODMAN. between 4 and 8 pm.
4410 Georgia ave. NV. .-2S
s tTSuso1 w fGs s only maE 4SRs dis
day wk. Apply in person. 1121 9th
sToNEMAN. Union printing plant;
good opportunity for right man, good
pay. Apply Box 10Y. Star. 80 :
STORM DOOR ALUMINIUM install
LERS, experience, tools and transp.
required: year-round work. good
sPp PAY CAL gu RI; 1897 .aoorrps IL TX,
s ssS5 sPP sst f Fl A. i ESEI sSss
s VII Chi OPERATOR, eolored;
3100 Conn. ave. See Mgr. 10 20 IL
or 2 to 4. -29
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HOTEL MANAGER
TO $4,000

Hotel and motel manager experience,
to operate large (260-unit( new
motel for local well-established
firm.
We offer: Starting salary to $4,000
commensurate with experience and
ticipation in bonus plan; liberal re-
tirement plan including life in
surance, disqualification and surgical
benefit; paid vacations: sick leave.
We REQUIRE; to ID years experience;
Write to Box 1888. Columbia Heights
Station, Washington. D. c. 40
HOUSEMAN, white; good salary. Ap-
ply housekeeper. Carlton Hotel at
18th and K streets. NV. go
HOUSEMAN- CHAUFFEUR. expert
salary; references required. Cali
MRS. HELDER, ia. 5-6546, 80
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HELP MEN
REPRESENTATIVE (sALEs) -

REPRESENTATIVE (SALES) - Two
openings for highly intelligent, neat.
ambitious men, 21-35. Permanent,
local. $1,000 UP plus company
benefits. Call ME. 5232 for personal
Immediately. go
RETAIL SALESMAN, permanent posi-
ton, must have high school educa-
ton: good starting salary. vacation
with pay. disqualification insurance,
free, life insurance. Do not phone,
see Mr.. Sedberry, FIRESTONE
STORES. 18th and K SITS. NV 81
ROOFING AND SHEET METAL
worker. Must have experience. Call
RIA. 21S4. -2S
ROUTE MAN-Salary and commits
sion. F1LLAH CLEANERS. 1913
Benning rd. n.e 2as
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JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
National organization wants young
man interested in the future to be-
come junior sales executive High
school education, car. references.
Apply sales ONCE. 516 Rhode Island
ave. ne. between 6 and 2 pm. Mr..
KENNEL MAN, must be experienced,
good pay, call LII. 4-2125.
LABORERS for new construction work.
long Job. experienced. Report to
MASTER BUILDERS job. Valley ave.
LAWYER. age 1882. member Of D. c.
bar. draft deferred, to work in q
legal capacity IN our mortage loan
dept; must be familiar with Metro
politan washington Area; exper. not
necessary Write q business-like let
ter giving Information as to your
age, marital status. education, ex-
perience II any. employment his
tory. length of residence in Wash
ington Area, reason for draft de-
ferment and church preference. Box
LfNoltEEUSMiA Ma and asphalt tile me-
chanics; Steady work for exper.
LUBRICATioN MEN - Permanent
position: good starting salary. va
cation with pay. disqualification in
surance, free life insurance. Do not
phone, see MI: Sedberry. FIRE
and machinist's helpers.
See MR.. BALLOON. 1112 Congress
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= GROCERY MAN
GROCERY CLERK
FOR LIQUOR STORE

II you can sell groceries--will train
you to sell liquor. If you are live
wire. and well recon-: good salary.
excel. opp. advan. CENTRAL LI0-
uORS INC 6lR 9th ST n w Il
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PLU J n9lat GU. cd for EeSTdkp II Sc
WARNER CO.. ST. s4s9. 1918 9Th
Il siMs for ,obbing remodeiins
work, with D. C. drivers permit
and Md. journeyman card; good pay
and working conds.; steady Job
Apply J. L. BATEMAN & SON, 1904
r. I. ave. ne. HO. 1900. 30
PLUMBER ENGINEER ESTIMATOR
for old-estab. plumbing and heat
ing concern, to estimate and SUPER
wise new and remodeling work. APP
ply J. L. BATEMAN & SON, 1904
r. I. ave. ne. no. 1900. 20
PORTER, colored; good pay and 2
meals; day work, from 10 am. to 6
pm. QUEENSTOWN DELEGATES
SEN. 1888 Queens Chapel rd.. Mt.
PORTER, for jewelry store; refer
ences REQUIRED. Apply 1905 K street
PoRTER-Reliable; salary ss5 plus
2 meals; no sundays; 2 Am. to .
GATEssEE; 446T5 S. Ssth. Arlington.
PORTER AND SODA CLERK. day
work; middle age; good BAY; Sc.
drnnstnre 10 C-k200
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HO. 2476
CLERK

Experienced in handling stock records
preferred, no tipping required, good
salary, company BENEFITS. MARV1N'S
CREDIT, IRA 18th st. NV 80
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CHEF, colored. experienced and re-
ferences required; must be sober
Toundines, Apply coLUMBTA DRUG tx
STORE. $500 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
CLERK-1n hardware store. Exper.
preferred; excellent Opportunity.
Apply Mr.. NJ. H. johnson, BARBER
q ROSS CO.. 9Th and v SITS. ne.
CLERK, day and night, for an old
established tourist court on Route
l. near Washington. D. C. Tower
CLERK, for kosher delicatessen, part
time Saturdays and Sundays. Ex-
perienced: good salary. KENNEDY
DEL1CATESSEN. 116 Kennedy st.
NV. GE. 1924. go
CLERKS cigar and drug; exper.; 8
nights from 6 to 10 and alternate
Sun. MACARTHUR DRUG. OR. 2345.
CLERK, aggressive. for liquor store;
part-time evenings. Call DE. 3320.
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Contract Termination
Co-ordinator

COOK, SECOND; colored; experienced
with seafood. Good pay. Must be
sober and have experience. Come in
person. do not phone. INDIAN
sPRfNo COUNTRY CLUB. Silver
COOK, End, white, good working
conditions. salary plus board, room,
laundry; Q wks. vacation with pay
after / VI. Apply in person, DO not
phone. MASONIC AND EASTESN
STAR HOME. 600 New Hampshire
COOK, short order, white. night work
In Hyattsville tavern. 53-hr. wk.
$50 starting salary. Air conditioned
Xmas bonus. AP. 1890. 80
COOKS, DISHWASHERS
Expsr. new restaITantt 3ds good s TsEss
HOUSE RESTAURANT. $40 18TH
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MANAGER TRA1NEE
For rapidly-expanding small loan
company. Qualified man guaran-
teed his own office in 80 days time:
Excellent salary. Air-conditioned
ONCE; 2 weeks paid vacation, group
insurance and other company bene-
flts; Apply In od person. DALTON
Spring. 5
MEAT COUNTER MAN. Apply
= Xo g 2 s MEAT MARKET. $5o4
NEAT Il r CUTTER wanted. Apply
RESERVOIR MARKET. 1912 1st st.
M hici M S for sendix clothes wash
er. service and new installations;
knowledse Of refrigeration service:
D. c. drivers permit; good pay
a ABBY yorkin ssAr seadi 't soa cS SS
S$ sssi1s! x. ri Bs.Sis Ma;5ins
ME III NC ESSGINEER, age '0 AZ
yrs. maximum. Mechanical engineer
graduate experienced in machine de-
sign and mechanical devices. Posi-
tor with an expanding organiza-
ton Offering all .employe benefits;
salary omen. Call ME, 6911. -2S
MESSENGER. young man. Want q
career in advertising? This Is. an
opportunity to get Q start with a
large advertising agency here In
WASHINGTON. chance for ad,
EHRLIcH & MERRICK. 314 Star
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THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penna. Ave. NV.

TOR-SALESMAN, guaranteed
salary plus commission; established
route; car necessary. ALPERSTEIN'S /,
1920 9TH st. NV. See Mr.. Abraham
C0NcRETE FOREMAN, experienced
in construction of underground
manholes and installation of fibre
ducts. OF. 74l4. oV. 0622. ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-28

Want a Good Future?
Grow with a large monthly
industrial insurance COM
pany. We are looking for
ambitious men. Learn how
you can make over 500 a
week to start. Draw and
commission. Opportunities
unlimited.
For appointment, call T. M. HAIR
RELL. ST. 3515. o to 4 weekdays.
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HELP MEN
DERIT MAN

To collect and sell industrial ins.
Guarantee salary above average
with car allowance. AL. 1860, bet
8 and 4:30 pm, or GIL. Obs after
$3.50 pm. .
DELICATESSEN MEN. under 40 years,
for Kosher delicatessen; some ex-
perlence necessary; paid holidays
an6 vacation; good pay: permanent
position. Ask for Max" POSIN'S,
b756 Georgia ave. -2S
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PRODUCE MEN

PRODUCE MEN
5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK,
PERMANENT EMPLOY
MENT, PAID VACATION,
PAY BASED ON VERIFIED
EXPERIENCE, EAL
WORKING CONDITIONS
REFRIGERATED PRO-
DUCE CASES, GOOD JOB
GOOD FUTURE FOR GOOD
PRODUCE MEN. APPLY
MR.. DON, JUMBO FOOD
STORES, Sind AND EAST
ERN AVE, SEAT PLEAS
ANT, MD.
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HELP MEN
ATTENTION. MENU!

Under 80, free to travel, SO States;
hotels and meals: can average $50
per wk., plus bonuses: excel. future. |
See MR.. EDWARDS, bet. IL and 3.
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HELP MEN

WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC.
e. fce EsTs pay. call after $50 S H;m'
MAN. IS to 30 yrs. Of age, legible
handwriting. good physical condition.
to change fare boxes; no experience
required; records investigated; per-
manent position; hrs. 8 pm. to 8
Ing salary, S With free transpo oi
paid vacation and sick leave; PEN
sion plan. Apply $3.50 am. Mon.
through Thurs. employment office.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.. seth and
M SITS. NV. Take No. 80 Rosslyn
car. -2S
MAN. white. for retail iewelry sales
and store work. References re-
qulred. Apply 1905 K st. NV. 20
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MAN WITH CAR
MAN

Opportunity for perm. po.
sition in service dept. of well-estab-
lished firm: daytime hours; salary;
interview. $40 am: or by appoint
WESTERN EXTFRMINATING CO.
1923 18th st. NV. ME. 1920
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HELP MEN
NIGHT MAN

Colored-RefS., with knowledge OF
secretarial switchboard for NV
apt. house. No Sunday work. APP
ply MRS. MACDONALD. res. mngr..
6S17 Georgia ave. NV, ia. 2094.
NIGHT WATCHMAN, white, for desk
at new apt. bldg; pref, retired
man; must be sober and reliable.
Hours, 11-S:30 am. Avail. June l.
Apply in person, 1928 18th st. NV,
8 It'll 1890 am. 30
NIGHT WATCHMAN WANTED, fol
new construction development; good
pay. Call MI. 7137. so
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN
ATTENTION ALL
COllectOr-SaleSnen
AND OUTSIDE
SPECTAITY MEN

Or EN1AA1 L MGN
Get in. on the ground floor Of the
best deal ever offered. Test proves
when shown, 1870 buy. No compe-
tition, nothing like 1t in the world.
One Of the hottest items in America
today. It's new. statesmen are max
ing 30 to 40 dollars per day. Call
RE. 3021 for appointment. q
l3), research service. We
will take the responsibility for your
after preliminary training raining ,,1 Al.
personnel dept. RE. 6913. for in
SAEESMEN-Experienced, to special
lie in the sale Of business and
PHELPS, INC, 1417 < st. NV. i
mems clothing store, Apply WEB
- Wholesale fireworks.
part or full time or side line. Dis
trict area to retailers; high comm.
SOUTHEASTERN NOV. CO.. 1909
Mt. Olivet I'd. ne. =
SALESMEN---n you are around 80 to
So years Of age and have encoun-
tered difficulty getting employment,
why not go into business for yourself
retailing Rawleigh products? Good
opportunity to develop permanent
and profitable business. For full
Dept. 81 eE-14-HH. chester. Pa.
-~N nv
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CLERK

Some experience. white. with good
out statements. etc; must be accu.
rate and able to handle detail work;
b-day. 40-hour week, vacation and
sick leave plan: cash bonuses and
opportunity for advancement. Call
Personnel Department.
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HELP MEN

GAS STATION MAN-Character tn.
most important requirement. SWANS
s g SERVICE. e46o Ga. e ave
GAS AS STATION ATTENDANT, par
time; 5 to 10 pm; 5 nights weekly
GENTEE N kE GsHsS sSd r roT ias
farm 90 mi. north Of WASHINGTON
STEADY s.m' EM smp s9o4. Cali a Mss
GROCERY MAN
Experienced manager to take charge
OF large Independent air-conditionec
super market; local references neces.
Sary. Apply IN person, MISSIONER
SUPER MARKET. 1868 N. Washing
ton blvd, Arlington. Va. Il
GROCERY CLERK, colored, reliable
must have We meat market sxneT excel sa,
sober man. Apply in person only
1906 9TH st. NV. 20
GROCERY CLERK
FOR LIQUOR STORE
If you can sell groceries--will train
wire and well recon-; good salary
ToRs. nc. SIS 9th st. NV. 81
MAILMAN wanted, hours to 4:3t
p.m.; good salary and good workini
conditions. Refs. required. SCI
RESIDENT MANAGER, $500 Quebec
st. NV. 80
HANDYMAN, with Md. driving per-
nit. BAPTIST HOME FOR chill
DREN. Ii. 3-0519. rs
HANDYMAN-White with Maryland
driving license; Baptist home fol
children; reliable. Call Ii. 3-0619
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CLERK
CLERK-TYPIST

With some bookkeeping knowledge.
Position with real opportunity for
ambitious smart young man; not
fast growing manufacturing concern
supplying defense industry. OPP
portunity available in other than
tipping and bookkeeping. Only those
with record which will stand search
In your own hand writing only to
FOUNDRY RUBBER. INC, 4914
Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md.
CLOTHING SALESMAN, permanent,
good salary. Apply STEMS, Amer
ica's Greatest Clothiers. 923 F st.
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT for C.P.A. ONCE; excel.
opportunity for right party. Apply
in own handwriting. giving educa-
ton. exper. and salary expected.
Box 376.Y Star 20
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JANITOR

Permanent position for Q eolored
man, 25-35 yrs. Of age who is in
good physical condition and is will
Ing to give regular attendance. APP
ply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays S:3O-6 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave, NV,
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SALESMAN
FALLS CHURCH AREA
in Fails Church for a high -caliber
man who Is sales-minded.
The man selected must be 25-45 yrs.
of age, high school education. mar
ried and able to make bond.
S45 salary plus commission; company
average earnings SS5 per week
transportation furnished. expenses
paid.
Phone MR.. I. r. CREGGER, XII.
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ut ED X0

TO work in -television service once.
to answer phones, do iling and gem
eral off1ce work; good opportunity
to 80. Apply in person, PHILLIPS,
INC. 2012 Shannon pl. Sc. Ana
costa, D. C. See Mr.. Silvern. tBet,
You and v sts., block north Of
Nichols ave-, mr.. Curtis Warehouse.)
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AGENTS-Local or travel.
We have openings for organizers
and statesmen; Earnings and terri
tory unlimited. A. $100 week guar
applicants. Apply KEYSTONE
READERS SERVICE. 724 9th st. NV.
MAN for apt. house
in NV. section; hrs. 4 pm. to IL
pm. Call RESIDENT MANAGER,
EN-. 0700. 80
to operate service station
and parking lot Top salary to Al
operator. Apply 712 9th st. NV,
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MESSENGER

MESSENGER
Bright young boy, 1919 years Of
and willing to give regular ,ttend-
ance. Bring birth certificate II
under 1S. Apply Personnel. Room
COS. Open weekdays, S:30-5. and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
I'm panna Ave NJ w
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$3.50 years Of age. neat in appear
ance and capable Of meeting the
public. Must have knowledge Of city
clear driving record and q D. C
ing collections on individual adver-
Using accounts; car will be fur
nished. 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel, Room sos; Open week
days 1905 and Saturday 81 Nc
phone calls.
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for large subdivision of brick ram
hlers; continuous work; Silver Spring
area. Only experienced men need
apply. BOX 432-Y, Star. 30
GN5UNTER CLERK-For dry cleaning;
no exper. nee; S45 VIZ. to start.
Apnly 633 F st. NV. -29
cOUNTERMAN - Nightwork; exper.,
rood starting salary. Apply HOF-
BERG'S KOSHER DELICATESSEN
1922 Eastern ave. CS
COUNTER MAN, for meat stand:
colored or white; steady work; some
stand IS. o st. Market. 9TH and Q
SITS. NV. -oV
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PORTER

PORTER
opening for experienced,
conscientious, hard worker: full
company benefits. Apply in person to
Mr.. white. CASTLEBERG'S, 3018
Wilson blvd, Arlington. 81
PORTERS, COLORED
For large PONTIAC dealer; must Be e
permit necessary; 5Ha-day week.
Good pay. Apply MCKEE PONTIAC.
1928 L st. NV.
PRESsERS, wool; permanent position
for experienced pressers. Top piece
work pay. Apply ARISTO CLEANERS.
1926 s. Capitol st. 2S
PRESSER-Exper., vacation with pay
and hospital benefits. Excel. work
ing conds. Call Mr.. Cope. DU. 1413.
PREssERSAwool. LIST class. high
piece work rates, vacation with pay.
Arlington plant. Call mr.. BUTLER.
PkESSMAN for Kelly C and Kluse at
once PIONEER PRESS. 690S 4th
st. NV. RIA. 1855. -2S
PRODUCE MAN, experienced; must
have knowledge of buying and SELL
ing in retail self-service market: va
cation with pay, yearly bonus. start
ing salary, 500. Box 77-Y. Star.
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CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has IN opening m
the CLASSIFIED advertising department.
An opportunity for an accurate
t Sbo is with eapabs ood a ssie RoUd s eDoS
rendering service to customers By
telephone; 5-day, 40-hour week. II
interested, apply Personnel Office.
RIM. sos. Open Mon. through Fri,
$50 am. to pm. and Sat-. o
am. to / pm. No phone calls.
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penns. Ave. NV.
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SHIPPING CLERK

White. to supervise store porters and
shipping and receiving of mer-
chandise; some exper. desired; good
salary, outstanding employe bene-
fits. Apply in person between 8
am. and 6 pm, to Mr.. Goldman.
PHILLIPS
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AND ESTIMATOR
For machine shop and sheet metal
work. modern aforementioned plant
in College Park, Nd; vac, sick
leave. UN. 7400.
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MELPAR, INC.

A subsidiary of the West
inghouse Airbrake Co., 452
Swami ave. at Jefferson Davis
hwy, Alexandria. Va.
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SERVICE STATION MANAGERS
Must be dependable and desire perm.
position. Excel. sal. plus commission,
sick leave, vac. with pay, hoSpitaliza-
ton. HOMES OIL CO.. 1925 Blair
I'd. NV 20
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SALESMAN

Truck tires, inside work. Splendid
salary and working conditions. for
thoroughly experienced man. BEN
HIJNDIEV. 344R 14th st. NV.
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COOKS
AND GRILL MEN

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
Are 25-4O, experienced in large vol
ume restaurant or cafeteria; pay
meals and uniforms furnished; paid
vacations, sick leave. group insur-
Apply HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 200. 1341 g st. NV. ~
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MACHINIST

top-notch man, accus-
toned to doing precision work;
varied work: sick leave, vacation,
overtime. AHRENDT INSTRUMENT
CO., 4910 Calvert rd., College Park,
Md. UN. 74O0.
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SHOE FINISHER-Exper. in quality
work Apply FAMOUS VALET. 1890
SHOE sALESMAN. permanent posi-
ton; must be experienced. Apply at
once, manager. QUEEN QUALITY
BOOT SHOP, INC. 1921 F. st. NV.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-08

to see the play Arsenic and Old
Lace" Miss Karyl Hale, a mem
ber of the junior class, had a
leading part in the play.
Miss Janet Ann Daniels and
Miss Charlene Leggett of Mont
vile were guests of the journal
Ism class of Chardon High
school, who spent Saturday at
Kent University.
Sunday guests at the Krejci-
Ineman home were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dobransky and daughters,
Joan and Janet, of Cleveland,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kortans-
ky and son Gregory and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter
Margaret of Hambden.
Keith Krejci underwent a
tonsilectomy at Corey clinic,
Claridon, Tuesday.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. j. Barber were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Stohlman of Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson
and four daughters of Perry and
Mr.: and Mrs. Harold Whitney of
Willoughby.
Miss Minnie Skinner and
friend met with an auto acci-
dent Saturday evening. They
were taken to Painesville hos
pital, and Miss Skinner was re-
leased Sunday afternoon.
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Attending were Mrs. Lottie
Dieckow, Mrs. Ethel Zeigler,
Mrs. Daisy Trask, Mrs. Elvena
Gray, Mrs. Mildred Skinner,
Mrs. Irma Sidley, Mrs. Dorothy
Perry, Mrs. Barbara Drenske
and Mrs. Fora Brockway. Mrs.
Whitney served / o'clock din
ner, after which inochle was
played. Mrs. Trask won high
and Mrs. Sidley low.
The All First Aid club met
Wednesday, April 80, at the
school house. They elected Of
ficers as follows: President, Pat
tt Mariana; vice president, Doris
Bossee; secretary and treasurer,
Barbara Blanyer; news reporter,
Helen Campbell; recreation lead
ers, Nelson Leggett and Carol
Dostal; health and safety, Lyall
Huntoon. Other members are
George Koerner, John Hackney,
and Pat and Dennis Lafferty.
Advisors are Mrs. Edith Koer-
ner and Mrs. Rose Weitzenhof.
The next meeting is May z at
4 pm. at the school house.
Many from Montville attend
ed the "Tulip Night operetta
presented by Thompson High
school Friday evening. The fol-
lowing pupils from Montville