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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-01

w.. OIL HEAT SERVICE
State Route
Port Clinton
SNACK BAR
Port Clinton
DAVID'S INSURANCE AGENCY
"An Insurance For Every Need"
lis E. End St Phone 1851
PORT CLINTON HARDWARE co.
Home and Building Supplies
104 w. Perry Street
BOB'S SANDWICH SHOP
116 E. End Street
Port Clinton
BRINNON WALLPAPER
& PAINT co.
Pratt and Lambert Paint
223 Madison st. Phone 6671
THE AMERICAN BANK
Largest Bank In Ottawa County
Member Federal Reserve System
THE ISLAND HOUSE
Port Clinton Phone 22661
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-01
ST. JoHN,s EVAN. LUTHERAN

Sunday, July 27-Divine wor-
ship service at 200 p. m. by Rev.
Joseph Abraham.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-01
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH

Enurth and Monroe Streets
Rev. HaItWig Pruess, Pastor.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-22
Ike Feels Businessmen
In His Cabinet Will
Assure Savings
Continued from Page One)

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tee, former chairman of the
board of North American Avia-
ton Company and a former presi-
dent of the Dayton Wright Com
pany. During the second world
war he served as director of air
craft production for the War Pro-
duction Board.
Eisenhower also named Roger
M. Kyes, IS, Of Bloomfield Hills,
Mich, deputy secretary Of de-
tense. Like Wilson, under whom
he will serve, Kyes is a General
Motors acknowledgement man.
ager Of the corporations motor.
truck and coach division. :
All of the defense high COM
mand appointees are Republicans
except Anderson. All are resign
ing their private jobs.
Aides said Eisenhower is de-
lighted about the business back
grounds of all the men and that
he feels their experience should
assure savings without endanger--
ing national defense.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-22
Investigators Say
Military Wasteful
And Extravagant
BY JACK RUTLEDGE

WASHINGTON, up - House
investigators, saying many mill
tary installations are too plush,
suggest the armed forces are
,capitalizing on the Korean war
to wheedle money from. Congress
for construction that isn't really
needed.
A House expenditures subcom-
mittee, after an investigation of
is major US. bases, said in a
report released yesterday that it
had found evidence Of waste, ex-
travagance, "plushness," unneces-
sary "frills'' and improper plan
ming.
The report specifically men
toned "over-elaborate construc-
ton" it said the watchdog group
found at Limestone Air Base,
Maine; Mcclellan Air Base, Calf,
and Kelly Air Base, Texas.
The subcommittee, headed by
Rep. Hardy DIVA, said in some
cases the services have shown
''haste and anxiety" to replace
useable temporary structures with
new buildings, and that inter
service rivalry for new buildings
has "overshadowed the desire to
get the most defense for the least
cost"
The subcommittee also suggest
ed that Congress had voted ap-
preparations ON the basis of mis-
leading information. Military
men, it said, have been describ-
ing their needs in inadequate,
inaccurate or misleading terms.
The Air Force, the group said,
constructs its barracks with hard
wood floors, built-in frame clos
cts and drawer space, which it
explains as IAN inducement to at
tract personnel to make a career
in the Air Force" The subcom-
mittee questioned whether such
"extras" or "frills" are essential.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-22
OUR CHRISTMAS HERITAGE

The Christmas season always brings back the
sweetest memories of youth to those who enjoyed the
fantasy and sparkle Of the Santa Claus story In add
tion brings significant observance, respect
for the Christian principles Of life which too often
forgotten in the rush Of modern living.
The real Christmas spirit is one Of unselfishness
and giving. Thus, the people who enjoy the scene
around the Christmas tree, Christmas morning and
the emptying of stockings more than the children,
the mothers and fathers who watch this exciting
moment once year.
As Christmas Day. 1852, approaches, the time
seems highly appropriate for dedication to the
principles of Christianity The United States of all the
countries in the history of the world, today enjoys
any other nation Yet live in troubled times, when
American boys dying faraway battlefelds and
when superweapons threaten to devastate large
of the world in an instant The ominous scene which
can result from the of these weapons is al
most too terrible to attempt to describe.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-22
Red Condemnation
Murder of POWs
Rejected by U.N.

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, up
The United Nations Assembly
in wearied, pre-dawn vote to-
day turned down bitter Russian
demand for condemnation of the
United States for the alleged mass
murder of Red prisoners of Pom
gam Island in Korea.
Immediately after, the assem-
bly, adjourned until Feb. "a, after
the inauguration of us. Presi-
dent-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Red-eyed after tense all-night
debate, assembly delegates voted
As mays" to Soviet bloc ''yeas"
against the Russian proposal. Ten
members of the Arab Asian bloc
abstained.
The Soviet bloc gained no sup
port outside of its own tight little
group for the resolution, which
was denounced by US. Delegate
Ernest A. Gross, as "sickening"
and shabby midnight propagan-
da stunt"
Gross, replying to charges
launched at midnight Saturday
by Soviet delegate Andrei A.
Gromyko, said the riot on Dec.
IA in which 81 persons were kill
ed was engineered to help the
Kremlin cover up the fact that
'tfre aggressors and their spon-
sors have rejected peace in Ko-
rea." He said the guards fired at
the rioting Reds to quell them
and to avoid greater casualties.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-22
ALASKA AIRLlNES

From Anchorage: Ethel Frost,
A. Hanna, Donald Mcdonald, 1t.
R. L. Wildman, j. o. Stay, M. G..
Whites, D. w. Forsythe, F. E.
Harper, H. L. Stapleton, H. Fra
ger, Mr.. Guenter, c. G. Fuller,
G. Halt.
From McGrth: Harry Knudsen
To Anchorage: Mr.. and Mrs.
John McNees and infant, R. L.
Wildman, DR.. E. Schiller.
To Unalakleet: Ed Maloney.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-22
OUTSTRIPPING THE MINT

This is the time of year when silver dollars, the
'cartwheels" of an earlier era, into their own
Popular for gifts, the demand is far outsrippng the
supply in the states and taxing the production Of the
mint Although commonplace in Alaska, the silver dol
lar is rarity in most states
Similarly, and for much the same reason crisp
new bills are also harder to by, the Christmas
them at the banks having already started One
solution is the gift certificate Another which also has
patriotic motif is the practice of giving United States
Defense bonds.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-22
Early Public Health Nurse Dies

JUNEAU, P)-Mrs. Manghild
Oygard Bogue, one of Alaska's
first public health nurses in the
Health Department, died Friday
in Craig.
She came to Alaska in 1881 and
joined the Health Department in
1888. She came here from Ever
EFT, Wash, and was born in Nor
way in 1897.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-22
Republican Appointed To Succeed
V.P. Nixon in the Senate

SACRAMENTO, Calf, up -
Governor Warren today selected
CALIFORNIA; 42-year-old State
Controller, Thomas H. Kuchel, a
Republican, to succeed Vice Presi-
dent-elect Richard M. Nixon in
the us. Senate.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-30

Gin idmer5lib idones 2iht :"
iaete &lariiia.
vltno nirgenbs iebt ibr es 10 idon
als i'm 8aloe," fubr @resor fort;
nmande Nadt babe id es idlummern
geleben iiber ben Soriten, tpenn ib
auf ben tSoben gegangen bin - 6a
glan5te alles uno flimmerte un6
sliberte 10 rubebon, Bob if 10 man6e
@eoanfen bate iiber bieie @inrid.
tung, baB na6ts an oent SimmeI 6ieie
glanaenben Sdeiben bingeben - aber
gum Nuten lit es ii6tbarli6; oenn
iebt, tpenn er 10 oben itebt, 1nitten
iiber oen @1loern uno peit unb brett
iein 2i6t nieoerrieielt in Die 3meige,
pie iie oa 10 frob iino inn Nadtlidt
unb 8lGtter unb 0abeln auseinanoers
legen tpie man eine Sanb aufma6t,
l1no in Ser Gbriitna6t, ne1ln Ger
Serr geboren miro, reoen tie nitein-
amber. - - @ebt i6lofen, &inoer,
gebt i6lafen - es orobt er6 feline
@efabr; i6 nuB bier Die &ne6te er-
tparten, oaB id ibnen oas SloB bin-
iiberruoere, penn ite oas 3ei6en
geben. ltno ibr," iagte er 5u ben oa-
itebenben Wdgoen, unebn1t bas Seoer-
tier binein uno trodnet es iorglid)!
8iellei6t, baB Die S6onbeit bes @e-
fieoers ipieoer ettpas ber5uitellen II "
~@ute yea6t, Gater!" iaete &la-
rilia.
v@ute go6t, So6ter!" ertpioerte
Ser @reis.
l1nb iomit itiegen bie S6tpeitern
sic Sreppe 5n ibrem 8ena6 binan,
anItpouen uno barreroen Ser5ens,
unO als tie lift mdBig IbenomabI ber-
5ebrt, ii6 entfleioet 11no bic Mago
entlailen batten, Idlollen iie beIorgt
ooppelt S6loB uno 9fiegel an Sen
Siiren, lebten iid altf Elm 8ett 5uiams
men uno reoeteft nod bieles unO nta1-
DIES, ii6 trolteno unb liebeperlt6ern
aud oaB tie morgen mieoer na6 8it-
tingbauIen bliden, uno baB lie ME
mebr obne oas Sernrobr einen Spa=
5iergang MAIDEN tpoaten. go foiten tie
nod lange, bis bie rote S6eibe bes
Monoes, bo6 Oh Dem groenranoe
l6pebeno, 1dnglt 51r goloenen ge>
tporoen uno Sobanna am 8uien Ser
S6nelter tpie Elm &ino entI6Iafen
mar.
&lariiia IieB tie ianft ouf bie &iiien
gleiten uno iudte au6 ibr 2oger;
no6 borte Tie in ibre beginnet1oen
SrGume binein bas Sar65en Der 5u-
riidfebrenoen &ne6te ienIeits bes
Sees beriiber 1,no bas Bldtl6ern bes
abfabrenoen @resors, Ser tie bolte.
Donn ianf tiefe, fete 9Rube iiber
Die i60nen Iugenlioer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-30
5. @albmieie

9es anberen Sages Itano i6on bie
Sonne am Worgenbimmel, als @la-
riiia ertpa6te uno an bas 8ett Soban-
mas trat, Die nod tief i6lummerte
uno ii6 elm gan5es Worgenrot ouf
ibre unI6uloigen 8angen gel6lafert
batte. 9a ging lie leiie an oas Sen=
iter, oas I'M Worgengolo tpollte, iab
einige Iugenblide auf oen @alo, Ser
nit 9feif beoeft NOR tno Sunfen
mari un6 ft1iete enolid) auf ibrem
S6eme1 nieoer, Inn ibr Worgengebet
5l1 berri6ten. 9lls ite oufltano, Iab tie
au6 Sobanna an ibrem S9emel
fnien; Oaber ipartete tie rubig, Biz
al6 oieie fgeItanoen mar, uno
Damn, nod BEN Ibelan5 6es glaubi=
gen @eb betes in 6en 4ugen griiBten Tie
it6 better unb fre1oig lno i6er5ten
fait iiber ibre seltrige slngit. Mon
lieB bie flopfenoe Mago berein, 1ln0
oiele beri6tete, oaB bie &ne6te er5Gblt
bitten, ipie orauBen bereits &riegs=
polfer 5ieben, uno baB es iiber Die
@aiieri6eioe oft tpie slmeilen5iige
gebe, alles gegen Sic oberen Sonau=
lGnoer. In SEN @alordnoern lit es
10 einlam uno itia pie INNER. Son
8ittingbaulen pubten lie ni6ts. Man
bel6loB, @regor 5lt bitten, oaB er tie,
iobalo Die @raier uno @ebiii6e ettpas
troden getporoen tpdren, auf Sen
8l0denitein geleiten moge.
slls iie unsefleioet tparen uno sic
bobe Sonne ibon Heif uno Sau BON
ibrer 98iele ge5ogen batte, tpollten tie
auf ielber Elm ipenig luitipanoeln
geben. 8ie Tie iiber Sic Sreppe binab=
famen, fanoen Tie 8regor, pie er eben
lodere 8retter unb 8alfen feltnagelte; :;
audi befremoete es iie, baB bas GuBere
Sor an oen Bfloden, oas i1nmer gang
nno gar often geltanoen, 1i6t nur
eingeflinft, ionoern au6 berriegelt
mar. @regor lieB ioglei6 BON ieinem
8eiddfte ab uno 5eigte ibnen SEN ee=
trodneten Geier, oelien Seoern er in
i60ne Sron1ng gebrabt babe, unb
bon Oenen er Tie Bat, ii6 bie i6onIten
ais Elm Inoenfen ibres @alolebens
aus5uiu6en; inbes tpolle er binein-
geben uno itb ribten, Inn tie beglei-
ten 5u f0nnen. gr eing. Aber anItatt
itb 5eoern ans5uleien, itanoen bie
WaOben uno laben iib befremoet an;
Oenn beute tpar aues reu. Cont bate
er tie gan5 allein auf ibrer @ieie ipeit
uno brett Bis an oas @eron geben
laiien, obne ii6 peiter au befiimmern.
Suianna, bie Wagb, bie eben 6aItan6,
er5dblte allh, baB, als iie erfabre1
bob ni6t @regor ben @eier geidoiien,
ionoern elm a,loerer SbuB es mar,
man nibt tpiiie, tpober, iie Dor gngft
faft Die gan5e geadt nidt eeidIafen,
uno % lei fie ipat nad Waitternabt,
ais bereits oie auriidgefommenen
anedte ldngit idliefen, our9 elm felt
James @erauid eridredt uorben, als
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-30

Sic Stimme i6pieg, unb oie Sti1e
oes Sooes mar pieoer in 2uft unb
@alb unb in Sen Seraen ser Mdbs
6en - uno als es orauBen i9on
langlt gei6miegen, getralten tie iif)
nod nidt, iib 5u regen, als lei Sic
S5ene ni6t aus, uno als miiiie nod
ettpas fommen.
A6er Tie mar aus. &ein 2aut, fein
Item5ug regte itb in ser itummen,
funfelnoen Wonoluft. - 9a, nad
langem @arten, briidte ii6 Sobanna
ianft uno lanslam riidpdrts aus Der
llmarmung uno iab Ser S6pelter in
oas Mnseitdt,
gs lag 10 bleid Dor ibren Mueen
tpie Der Wono auf ser SenIteri6eibe.
Nidt eine Silbe iasten iie beibe.
Sobanna, mie i'm Snltinft 6es
@uten uno bier 3uitanoigen, tpen6ete
lire Musen tpieoer ab uno barg ibr
Evening star., 1952-02-09
TEACHER

TEACHER
CHEvERLY COOPERATIVE NURSERY
SCHOOL. morning session; must be
certified. Gail WA. S26S or AP. O217.
Evening star., 1952-02-09
SITUATIONS poMESTlc

DAYWORK. Thursday and Friday, ez-
perienced laundress; references a. IL
MAID, 2lihSoI; gen. housework; full or part
time, City refs. Elk. 1896 or NE:
TSsas d:s ss's'is Fhuss ss''sst TO-
WOMAN. sHa colored. wants s,n.w.; fond
OF children; Monday through FRI
r9EFRE sag EooSso oSof refs GrE sE ssSa seeEs care Of
idn children for for working mother; excel.
day, Mon to Fri; $50 and carfnsre' +.
ct69IiokeEb III eliSsas sasleH SCHOOL GIRL de-
sires to take care of children after
c6hSRrn sshSSl indN dNsSfstssEKiD AN and osa shv
2 5uil geths time; :Apsh tefs. LIS Il. 3-i5Is.
cSe iDe: INV shR. asisas' Mon. through FTi i've
csSSsoRAb, 81 RAB, $fRG SIaI; desire. job as Sstess
operator. RA. s46s. 10
COLORED GIRL wants evening baby
sitting or g.h.w., at B pm. DE.
c3S22ORED cS2SSRi GIRL wants domestic work;
CotORED LADY, first-elass laun,.
dress, e, years references; ga gays
ccH6REb of15 b0i 0widosMSN dsfS wants part.time
work, 8 to z pm, in NV. section;
COLORED WOMAN wants days work,
cleaning bachelor apt. or omees;
Ct0SL0RES WOMAN, exper.. desires
fuIl-time fob, hours $3.50 to 4:3O;
refs, Cali NO. 6S03. 10
Evening star., 1952-02-09
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
OFFICE MANAGER

woman. energetic, resource
full, single, 40, Proestant, no de-
pendents, college graduate. desires
change In employment. Experience
includes full charge accounting de-
partment and ONCE. payrolis, TAX
reports, credits, collections, cashier
ing. switchboard. desk clerk. execus
redecorating, social programs. per
sonnel work, secretary and typiSt.
Full-charge resident manager Tor
past 8 years Of large hotel Tor
women catering to very. select Gu
ertele. interested only in Q posi-
tion requiring responsibility and IN
itiative, offering 9 deflnite iuture,
Elta .ara.e safEy sox sfsK ssar
STENOGRAPHER, IA years recent
exper.. desires mornings q. ,s. Or @ g. .
Silver Spring. sligo 4462. g.
TYPIST, experienced, desires part
time work to do at home. Telephone
Taylor 6376 after 6. l0s
WOMAN, white. middle-aged. desires
work as store clerk or waitress aitel
$50 pm, except Thurs; fun time
Wed. and SUM-; best refs. Boz
ExfEkiEScED. a1sski Need competent. book.
keeper-secretary wants WORK 70 &c
EIDhgnT q hSns; Gso15 GWoMaN al stos coIored ezper
csfeteria: no suns. CO. 1851. --1C
COL. GIRL wants work In hospital;
doctor's siS IS once. fh Df. ooe0. l0'
cOLoRED GIRL DESIRES hotel worl
OF taking care of child for employee
couple; city references. NO. 932l
Evening star., 1952-02-09
YOUNG MEN (3)
EARN $33 A DAY

No experience necessary. Report
ready for work $50 am. sharp
1929 v 1ssh s.; NV. End hr. see
TOP CLOSERS WANTED, Cavalier
Hotel; no house to house deals.
RA. 1000 or RA. 1901, interviewing
oPPORTUNITY for several married
men. age 20 to 35. for retail routes;
thorough training; minimum S63 so
per week plus commission; steady
employment: absolute advancement
for capable men. Box 293-B, Star.
MANUFACTURERS representative,
selling to furniture and dept. stores,
desires associate to help contact
estab. accounts. Va, Md, Del. East
ern Pa; necessary travel ga days
wkly., home every week end; furni-
ture exper. pref. but not essential;
commission, S400-S450 monthly in
come assured; associate must fur
nish own car. Replies strictly conf
dental. include phone number; Box
WoEbaE;RSFuI oa; S9dT OPPORTUNITY to as
sociate with lge. growing firm. and
improve your standard OF living.
Applicant must be alert and willing
to work. Call FIR. 5512 for appt.
Ask for MR.. SONNEBERGER. -15
PATENT LAW FIRM long established.
non-advertising, with excellent diver
sified clientele desires young man
with technical BACKGROUND as re-
seercher 5-day wk. Excel. advance
ment possibilities. State age. educa-
tion. and exper. Box 424-H. star.
Evening star., 1952-02-09
HELP WoMEN

STENOGRAPHER, capable young lady,
to assist sales executive; small indus
trial org; personable with capacity
for assuming responsibility; dicta-
phone operation req; interesting
perm. position. Call DE. 1850. --14
STENOGRAPHERS (2). to work In
aviation communications firm; GEN.
tions with good starting salary. Call
Me, 5000. -13
STENOGRAPHER - Five-day y week:
perm, position: congenial surround
ing; law office exper. desirable. but
not essential; $3.50 mo. to start.
state age, education. exper., Boz
42S-H. Star. ---15
STENOGRAPHER,. for position with
law firm: starting salary, $4,000
plus annual bonus; group hospital
ization and other employe benefits.
Call M 4Rl3 II
Evening star., 1952-02-09
BASKIN FURS
Corner sth and G NV.
OPEN SUN, 9 AM PM.

/ VI Elm 0OAN., . f1.4M. u I .4N4s
FUR COAT; ul45krat. size y. good
a length. TU. 1880 Ia
new; size 1910; 500. ovD2O4bo
FUR COAT. muskrat. ,. length.
hest osier, cal JO, 3--T5s. 10
FUR COAT. lovely beaver. dyed mou.
ton. Size SIZE IA; sacrifice; reas. Can
rHkNisHi5Gs Ma; sill for 7-room ou house.
Plus garden tools and deepfreese.
VI. 5170 after 7;30 pm. Ill
for q, SOeSr SIda ssS s2s az Apt ayailasIs o ss
4922 gSsS Ian g. nm Mod 9 5.a9u
suite. i yr. old. $3.50. incl spreads
and draPeries. Orig. cost 81; 900.
FURNTTURE--Mahosany dining room
and cnsrom-Tpade living room, 1
year old Old 5o6o Linnean ave. nv.
FUGRNIT1TuRE-Mahogany din. gm,
suite, round oak table. 5 chairs;
odd small tables: 8-ft Westinghouse
refgr.: Hudson seal fur coat. ;Wo.
FURNTrURE--Rattan. s-strand. Gus
electric rance. GE Airliner. like new.
used less than o mos. Engleside
21I-J-4 10
FURNITURE-corner step table. s25;
step end table. SIS; lined oak.
Both new. KE. 3-6S7?. "a
See one Of the largest
displays Of juvenile furniture in
the Metropolitan area; nationally
prices. ALPERSTEfNS EEcTaIC
VYI1kGE R5t3 Piney Branch I'd !,
q. SGT. 'ttl s.
and bed linens. CaiI
DU. 7S43 Iii
for 5 rms: will sacrifice. includes
TV. sewing machine. stove. refgr.,
etc. uN. 1881. 10
overstuffed couch and
Oak dining suite, mise. articles; to
clnse home IN Chevy Chase. Phone
WI 6305. -I0
tconttnued Oh Next PRse)
Evening star., 1952-02-09
SITUATIONS MEN

expert. books started
caught UP, audited, closed, all taxes
open rate. SH. 1854. %
ACCOUNTANT. part time: AL Of YOU
records and income tax return:
prepared by one Of Americas largest
income tax service organizations fol
less than an average Of 90 cents pei
week. OR. 5000 or Oh 259S.
BUILDING SUPT. Experienced In al
phases of large = ftlce bldg, hotel ant
apartment house maint.. renlodelini
and new const.: young and aggres.
sive. My ability would be an aSsei
to any large corporation; can fur
nish highest ref. Box 369-K, star
(const.), young and ag.
gressive; qualified as const. supt. oI
project engr.; IL yrs. exper: in ei
phases of bldg. const., concrete work
and paving, both field and odice;
highest ref. EN-. 37S4. 1Os
FLOOR SANDERS years exper.,
fully equipped. Wishes connections,
builders or local real estate rr nrms.
NAN. % %scientihcally trained desires
after hours tech. work, assembly.
repair. drafting. Box 349-K, Star.
MAN WANTS part-tims work eve
nings; handy with tools. Box 37S.k.
Star 4 lUS <
Evening star., 1952-02-09
CAMERA

ss-mm. Argus c-2. f3.s lens, coupled
Pa. ave. NV. RE. 243l.
CASH REGISTERS, National. s
drawers: cost 81 600: viii saeri-
nee. 202S 14th st. NV. -
CASd kEIiISTkKS, .. elec;. 5 yrs.
SD sf5o s0:s soas I'm dssai st. NV and receipt
CASH EESIsg5E NstiGna s..P d.s seesys ow
CHEST fHfl ii -oN-cHEsT, whitney. ike
new: Yo-yo bedspread, beautifully
made, trimmed in red. KI. s-16S2.
CHINA CLOSET. mahogany, in per-
feet condition. CO. 7400. Ext; $40.
CHINESE ANTIQUE, inlsid wood cab
inet and chow table, 18th century,
1915. CH. 5000. Ext. 4i45: after
cI6STHING. SiMHING men's-1s excel. suits,
saeSIfiss Gysssoat;ir Jr. g esas7. "a WIDOW 1s siH
COAT, mans. size 40: navy blue wool
velour; rust worn once; 500. can
CoaTs, o.; ,ysts; iadies' dresses. tuxedo. 1919
Harvard st. NV, Apt. 113. Call
AID. 1891 between 10 and 8 pm.
COAT, Hdy's, black gabardine and
black gabardine suit. size II. ~
crepe and gabardine dresses, siSe
IA. g prs. shoes. size GA. practically
new, q meas suits. "a short. =
mems overcoats, size "a. OR. 545O.
CRIB, baby,s, Kant-wet mattress. SIS;
also carriage. wardrobe, etc. UN.
DESK, rounded front, knee hole and
chair; walnut finish; $50; radio
phono. "7S", Magnavox, table
model. automatic record changer,
mahogany finish; $50; roll-a-way
cot; $40; Eureka upright vacuum
camera "620'', Kodak Jr., folding.
new case; Sl2: ice skates. yomens .
white shoe, size 5; SIS. DU. 1890.
Evening star., 1952-02-09

Between ages OF IL and 80: 6-day,
37-hour wk.:. vacation with pay;
piy ply INDEMNITY SIS II! INSURANCE INSURANCE. CO,
$50 woodward BLDG. 18th and H
Sts. NV. --13
TYPIST, PART TINE
Regular part-time employment for a
MRS. MADDOX. Ma. $3.50. 10 A
TYpIsT.cLERK M for interesting posi-
INGToN CATHEDRAL ofice. 36th
and Woodley rd.. Canon cieaveland.
|TYPIsT-REcEPTIONIsT, under 40,
for interesting position with arm
OF business and tax consultant; neat
ness and accuracy essential; favor
able working conditions, congenial
environment. with permanency prom
ass esa fSs ea suitable MR osF E% r asSE Ss
ITYPIsT AND STATISTICAL CLERK:
permanent position: to be trained as
secretary; excel. pay, vacation and
sick benefits; 5-day VIZ: good work
WAITRESS, white, experienced. GOOD
pay, excellent. tips. NO. 1888. -
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RESTAURANT. 1888 Eye st. NV.
WAITRESS, white. 25 to 30; exper.. !.
some tipping req. neat. intelligent
and reliable, for better class trade;
in person. 232 East Capitol. 10
ings DUFFY'S TAVERN. 1861
WAITRESS, experienced only, for
downtown night club. CAP'N GUYS.
waTREsgg aia Nsg YGFp sspeasaeed aysi ~ no sunday
E1rSi Lunch. Ss Ss7 North capitol st 10
|WAITREsSEs l5l. Apply TIE vIR-
GINA RESTAURANT. ll9 Inde-
wPSffREssEs, PsffrRfaESss sse' coiored. counter over
25. Apply 1880 Kalorama I'd. NV.
WAiTREESsES. experienced. white. for
day work. Apply TRIO RES
TAG TAgRSET Ss woaN aSaI TN eolosed St nv L
for children for employed parents;
Girl General oface work. Call pI.
WOMAN. white, hishly skilled SILK
Spring, Nd. --1O
WOMAN, white, any age, II healthy
and energetic. for Jobs easy to learn:
|. exper. in TAILORING or dry-eieaning
plant helpful, but not necessary.
See w. P. HAMLIN, S021 Ga. ave-,
Silver Spring, Md. --10
WOMEN! Sell House of Plastic prod
/ ucts through popular party plan.
Free training and sample kit.
HOUSE OF PLASTICS. 2435 lSthl
st. NV. I'D. 1884. 10
Evening star., 1952-02-09
FURS

Nationally known New York
fur manufacturer closes out his
entire stock OF fine furs to