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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-31
Announces Meet for Southern T. WR

Hotel and Jewish Community
Center in New Orleans, on Nov.
1910. Delegates from II South
ern States will attend the Con-
vention.
The Southern Section Annual
Meeting will devote itself to
charting the course of Jewish
Community Centers in the South
during the coming year, and to
planning the celebration of the
Centennial of the Jewish Com
munity Center movement, which
will take place in 1854. The dele
gates will also consider ways and
means of strengthening Center
detectives to meet today's prob
lens, and will help shape national
JWB policy. Also on the agenda
of the Convention will be plan
ming for the maximum active CO.
operation between the Jewish
Community Centers and JWB's
Armed Services program.
JWB is the National Associa-
ton of Jewish Community Cen
tiers and YIN & YWHAs, and the
government approved agency for
serving the morale, welfare and
religious, needs of Jewish men
and women in the U. S. Armed
Forces, and in veterans hospitals.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-31

Larry Adler: Many an argu-
ment is sound just sound"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-31

Philip M. Klutznick of Chicago,
Ill, and Sanford Solender of New
York City will address the 7th
Annual Meeting of the Southern
Section of the National Jewish
Welfare Board (JWB), it was an
nounced by DR.. William A. Wex-
Ter of Savannah, Ga, Section
President. The Annual Meeting
will be held at the. Roosevelt
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-31
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned intends to register with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Duval
County, Florida, in accordance with
the Fictitious Name Statute of Florida,
the following fictitious name under
which its business is carried on, to-
wit:
JAXON JEWELLERS
JACKS PAWN SHOP, INC.
BY Henry Bittman. President
Goldstein & Goldstein
Attorneys at Law
914 Graham Building
Jacksonville 2, Florida
(Oct. "a, 81. Nov. 7, IA, 1882
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-31

Shelley Winters: advertising
is the fine art of making you
think you have longed for some
thing all your life that you never
heard of before"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-10-31
EnioV jacksonville Beaches
1.-THE WORLDS FINEST"
APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE

Vladimir Horowitz: ''Ten thou
sand cemeteries are filled with
people who thought the world
couldn't get along without them"
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-08
HAMBDEN NEWS

Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Molzen on the
birth of daughter, "Mary
Francis" at Painesville Memoir
ial hospital May 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antony Abato
of Camden, N. j., were week
end guests at Albert Chiodi's.
Barney Campbell was with
the scholarship class of Chardon
high that went to Hiram, Fri
day. "
Mrs. Bernard Campbell at
tended the Election Tea" at
st. Mary's, Monday.
Mrs. Albert Chiodi and
daughter, Alene, visited at
Vera zupancic's in Cleveland,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carver
visited Mrs. Kate Bacon at
Painesville hospital, Sunday.
Mrs. Katherine Medar of
Cleveland spent the weekend
at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pro-
haZki's.
Mrs. Paul Johnson was with
the bus-load of women that
visited the Farm Bureau oil
refinery in Louisville, KY, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Storey,
Toby and Judy of Wickliffe
were Sunday guests of William
Landon's. Mrs. Marguerite Gun
of Jackson is spending a few
days there also.
Saturday and Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Barker;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kingery of
Munson; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Van Guten; Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
ven Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Higgins, Cleveland.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-08
NEWS from TROY

church services. Otner special
days announced by Rev. Has
Ellison for the near future are
May 18, All Day; May 25, Me-
mortal Sunday; June l, White
Sunday; June 8, Childrens
Day; and June Is, Fathers Day.
Work has been resumed on
the new Troy Bible Baptist
church. Twelve men gathered
to help put up the wall on last
Saturday. Sheffield and Ford
from Chagrin Falls were in
charge of the work.
Paul Malikosih from Thomp-
son, was admitted to Pope
Home last week. The next
day he was transferred to tho
County Home in Claridon.
Three new families arrived
in East Troy during the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
krause and children Marilyn
and Andrew, from Willoughby
are in the Durschlag house
north of Rt. 422 on Mumaw
Road. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Walden and two children live
on Rt. 168. They come from
Cleveland and Mr.. Walden will
work at Troy Precision Co,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kaiser
from Hiram have moved into
Bernard Rzeszotarski house.
Last Friday evening Helen
Erickson entertained the Bur
ton Senior class, of which she
is member, with a party held
at her home. .. L..
Harry Nowakowski, father of
Frank Nowakowski and Mrs,
Jean Czack, passed away al
his home in Cleveland last
Friday, May End. Services will
be held in Cleveland, Tuesday
at $50 am. Mr.. Nowakowski
was known by many people in
this community. ..s.ll
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Dunning has been on the
sick list.
Last Sunday evening the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hurd, Sr.. was the scene of
a Birthday dinner honoring Mr..
Hurd. Their children and fam.
lilies were all present. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Hurd
and family from Parkman, Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Hurd from
Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hurd and son from Troy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bowers
entertained with a family din
ner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carey and
family, Mr.. Riley Carey, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Carey and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Dewey atten-
ded a birthday party honoring
Mrs. Jean Lille on Sunday
evening. The party was held
at the home of her mother.
Mrs. Gay Stone in Russell.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-08
News by Ina Kimpton
Telephone Burton 3l43

The regular meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society will be
held at the Community House
on Thursday afternoon May 8.
Committee in charge are So
phia Casper, Edna Kimpton,
and Grace Carnes.
The last P.T.O. meeting of
the year will be held at the
School House on Monday after
noon, May IL. The theme of
the meeting will be Safety.
John Phelps, Geauga county
sheriff and a State Highway
officer will be present to talk
to parents and children. Notice
giving more details will be
given to the school children
on Thursday.
The School Fair is being
planned for Tuesday evening,
May %, at 7 pm.
Tuesday, May 9th the pu-
pills in the first six grades
will picnic at Packard Park
in Warren. Weather permitting,
dinner will be served at the
park. Any mothers who can do
so are requested to accompany
them. More details will be
given later.
The first shipment of Cham
pion Sports Wear has been
received and will be distributed
to those who ordered them
very, soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Youdsav-
age attended the, funeral of
their niece, Edna Barr, in
Cleveland on Wednesday Of last
week.
Alice Carey has recently be-
come a director in House of
Stewart Company. AS such she
holds Beauty Clinics twice
a week.
The past week has been a
very busy one in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Youdsavage.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Doyle Barr from Mineral,
Virginia, were guests. Thursday
evening they entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Barr from Ton
awonda, New York, and on
Sunday dinner guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Sodergren and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sodergren
from Cleveland. Callers that af-
ternoon were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Youdsavage and daughters,
Joan Mary, and Ann, from
Garrettsville and Mrs. Vernon
Dorsey and daughter Diane.
Next Sunday being Mothers
Day special invitation is ex-
tended to all parents and es-
pecially to all mothers to attend
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-08
News by Hattie King
Telephone ChardOn 5-93O2


Hambden Grange meeting
Monday evening with Master
Herbert Steingass in the chair.
The hall looked fine with it's
new paint and members are
asked to meet May IL, to clean
below. Plans were made to en-
tertain the county Grange ban
quet, May 16. The, Chardon
school faculty, May 10th and
the Township trustees, July II.
That will change the regular
Grange meeting to May 26.
The lecture hour with Mrs.
Marie Leyde in charge. Mr..
Harry Brayfielyd and Mrs.
Della Neal gave an instrument
tai duet; song by Harry. "The
Old Rocking Chair" Mrs. Neal,
a reading, Somebody's
Mother" two songs by Junette
and Linda Leyde Mother" and
"It is no Secret" quartette,
Mrs. Marie Leyde, Mrs. Jean
Wenzel, Mrs. Katie Steingass
and Mrs. Ina Dewalt, God
Bless You Mother" moment of
silent prayer for Peace. A plant
was given to the oldest mother,
Mrs. Della Carver and to the
youngest mother, Mrs. Jean
Wenzel.
Friends are offering their
sympathy to Mrs. Katie Bacon
who is in Painesville Memorial
hospital with a broken hip.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-08
BUSY BANDAGERS HAVE
MEETING

The Claridon First Aid club
had their first meeting Monday
April 28th, at the home of their
advisor, Miss jeanette Gros-
Venor.
There are fourteen members
in the club and officers are as
follows: President; Joanne Hut
ter, Vice President, Patsy
Kellogg; Secretary, Marian
Krum; Treasurer, Norma
Thompson; Recreation leader,
Dorothy Krum; news reporter,
Beverly Wins and Health dir
ector, Shirley Brown.
The next meeting is to be
held Tuesday, May 6, at the
Claridon Town Hall.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-08
A BIGGER CIRCULATION

(40% over state average) is
only achieved by publishing a
B EFT T E r newspaper. The
Record, highest priced paper
circulated in the county (10c
a single copy-6c to subscrib-
ers), sells more newspapers in
Geauga than any three other
newspapers COMBINED.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-08
Mr. por+Iy: Why?

""'VS'V' "Uy
Weighing Machine: Because overweight people
are more liable to develop heart disease
and other ailments. They die younger.
That weighing machine isn't jokngi Mr. Pors
20 old good they would Pory enjoyed
weight Overweight people much diabetes
authoritative medical knowledge.
facts graphically reported after
one OF the nations largest insurance companies
latest convention of the American Medical Association.
Ihere about rs million overweight adults
octos agree this national health problems
but they point out that overweight
they know the oveatng)
physican). >
Now everybody knows that sticking reducing diet
hep Dr. Norman ole nutrition chief of the
Department. try citrus juices
Recently Dr. oi selected AZ overweight people various ages
prescribed reducing diet and told glass orange or
about half hour before lunch
intended the edge off their appetes did all
diet without but they did pretty Among hem
they lost the overwhelming total of pounds
inns doesn't mean that juice drnker will
become tn IL does mean that when taken the
time along diet the struggle against obesity
The truth about overweight It's bad for health
Sna Snanees sng long life Your chances weight
reducing % is diet Your doctor
scribe and help him taking
each day. Citrus juices before meals make
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-08
Just the home for q
fumiIy like yours

Plenty of room for
everyone a tarsg
living room for family
gatherings and a room. room OF
their own for children
and guests: You'll be
amazed at the
compact efficiency OF
a Gunnison home-how
we'll il meets your needs.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
SITUATIONS. WOMEN

BooKREErER SECRETARY, a..
coHYnnttins graduate; 8 days. Ii
cSMfSANIoN to elderly lady; exDer. z9s
rsnneo; very dependable; can leave
city. MA. 6264. EXT. Sic. 2Os
GIRL wishes about 4 or s hours eve.
ming work. 6:30-1O:3O or i1:30
pu: 1858 after g.
GlnL: nast:nco colored. 10 years. driving ex-
ssslFfs ssy fns I0 ao aaosivssaIaaS aaS or driving s..
RESIDENT MGR, restaurant supy,
% OF once. En- NV, Sec. In business for
ployer's problems; / expect good
MRS. RUTH WEEbEN, .3i0o Conn
ave. HO. 6665, Ext. 131. 21s
SECRETARIAL POSITION, central
loc. desired. Excel. business training
and exper. 5 days. Box 43-M. Star.
WOMAN, refined. middle-aged. avail.
able as companion to Christian lady;
refs; minimum. $40 wk. kE.
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has plenty Of women on hand: day
workers; waiting for work. Refer.
EXPER. SECRETARY wants eve. and
weekend work. Also interest In part
time work as receptionist, cashier
q telephone operator. Call RA
3446 after z pm. 30
COLORED GIRL eight skin) desires
Job as waitress; exper. Ii. 3-9797
WOMAN wants part.time Iy
work cleaning office or shop or ant
Refs. HUI 30fiS
Evening star., 1952-02-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. colored. experienced, cap.
able. economical. wants Job in pri-
7:36 to 1890 ewes; Thurs. $40 e
PAYS A. sSSss!Rk ss5S WSsk. 4 day. week. pssss ss.
GIRL. eolored. neat. reliable. 1S de.
sirss sire iull-time OF days work; good
HOUSECLEANING, heavy or light;
expertly done by colored man, and
woman; 1st-class ref. ST. 0931
WOMAN, colored, exper., wants g.h.w
full or part time; 75c an hour; refs
ExFER.o XII soSe SceoLoRED WOMAN desire,
Saturday and Sunday cleaning. cook
hour, carfare; ref. DU. 1905.
EXPERIENCED Virginia girl wants
g:h.W. No children. Home nights.
ExPERIENCED CoLoRED GIRL
wants 5-day week g.h.w.; good
references. RA. 1890.
COLORED GIRL, wishes position, part
time or days work. Phone CO.
SsfIssIep re.s5sonys s.ss yapis m 4sz,y eaz
COLORED GIRL desires day work;
and Wed; reliable ref. ME-. 356S. :
COL. WOMAN wants full or part
s4escs: ti9s shy yo Cobb Ss s day week. Eef
COLORED WOMAN viii care for en-
ployed mothers children at her
home. SH. 2O27. al
Evening star., 1952-02-20
STENOGRAPHER
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pelna. Ave. NV
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

Young woman to work as private
secretary; accuracy with ngures eS-
sential: very excellent opportunity
and salary. Box 462-H, Star. -22
Evening star., 1952-02-20

FURNITURE-special sale on studio
ycouches. S25. $29. $50, $40. HOLY.
ESed ERSs ssas osh asas saS sss ,ss sss6 sac
and cocktail tables. BARGAINS. Ma
5 5sSs eees.s Reas sa S. sSs5sssffs sio saa cc 3D.
81. Mattresses. $l0, SIS. Knee
hole desks. S14. S29. S3h, S39.
snd Msro5 sroDIeppS lsmIpS tDSIss tpSSIpsan Phyfe sof
s@HoPo SHOE l745 I s.. NV. re. sss1.
FURNITURE-Advanced washington's Is
Birthday sale; floor clearance Of all
custom made furniture; table lamps,
halt price; slip cover lengths.. to 5
love seat In Santa Matelesse. S79;
matching chair. 500; chair slip COW
ers, custom made In S1.75 ia. $2.95
materials. $19.95; studio couches in
gray. blue M or green denim, $40: foot
aoFsAns sufR.HHso PiEllgEs aesa sss
FURNITUKE-Divan, covered rose
velvet slipcover; drapes; desk; Eureka
vacuum. mis-. AK. $500. Ext. 81.
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new bet
ter-srade bedrm., dining rm., living
room from unclaimed freight and
S0fi inSs Tor saSs cash. cis Lion Te sToRAdF AGE
BLDG. 400 New York ave. NV.
daily. 1915; Sat-. till 4. RE. 1910.
FURNITURE-Maple single bed. mat
tress and springs; occasional drop
leaf table; 6-draWer chest; 7-drawer
student desk: rush bottom chair.
magazine rack. EM. R674..
FuRNlTURE-Sofa and 2 chairs,
$50; springs and mattress. $40; 3
table lamps. $5. WA. 6606.
sdsScrIa eas snsnss aSo s4sd II
maple ma s'Sdr; Ssdrm. tdSis.,. 7T p:s., $S6S:
end tables. mirror; owner uaoying.
FUKN.-Contents entire 8.rm. apt;
reas. Apt. avail 70 purchaser. 225
Evening star., 1952-02-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO-
MA at home in spare time. Also 400
engineering and business courses.
ORGAN INSTITUTION. classical and
popular; beginners or advanced.
Practice time available. Phone
JORDANS, Sterling 9400. Ext. 2l
Tor appointment. -22
SINGING LESSONS BY experienced
teacher and GhClr director. New
classes in s.gat read:ae being
formed. Additions by appt. OR.
NEW CLASSES In touch typing,
shorthand, .comptometer, bookkeep-
ing, accounting. bus. admin. court
reporting, PIX. recep. course. Save
"a usual time. Small classes, in
tenStveN training. Hundreds OF ex-
eel. positions, some paying to $4,000
9. cor. 18th NV. Ma. a340. (oyer
Zlotnick's.)
Evening star., 1952-02-20
FARM 8 GARDEN

cow MANURE well rotted. SO. 1S
iiysred. wa. 45s3. go DSS DGS2S
TREE REMOVAL, SIS and up; get our
H1s Ese s.fRsis; 4Rss sEsScE s9d s.ye 1 5ssss HGsbss
BULLDOZERS, for grading. excavats
Tree s S esll .HS HS. ssss, ssasns' ''''m.'s'
VIRGIN T0Ps0M, landseaping gravel.
NED service eas and rnS deliTsss iEsSseau au
GaSSES 2HSSi snf RfLoWfNa sWii and discinS SO ana
ysTd ySsl. gFsdipsi g. ai4a lse. and small; sns-
TREE TaaEe REMoVAI sia " e in D. C, area; rea.
sonahie prices; Iret estimates. 6
USED FSulPM aNf foPc' 20 tractor
with cult. and mower. w. c. Allis-
Chalmers with cult. and mower,
Mn peW ea tnastor SaS srasieh Ss .sO sSpfas nan
plows. D. G. case with cult; =
t""ct"-: B cultivator. n or M
cultivatoYs. two 12:in. plows, 13x7
ensiisge catser. Ford post-soIe az. @
ger, New Idea mower. New Holland
baler. disk plows for Cub A. c. Fla
II and NJ tractor; Meyers snow plow.
MALoNEY's. INC. Silver Spring.
EaRlY-sEaRiSG All SGi sisSS APPLE TREES.
three 37yIi, 6 to Z #: trees: one each
offer: No. 1-13. $7.S5 express. All
eEss er q 0G5 asiat Ms. AsRS g.
copy 56-page Planting Guide
ssats sssats II sstSE sSssERsfgs. SSfsssiERssHgs:
NEwy NWsypsS9nI,a, So1fIps,ENsI Ne ,uc go.
e, H and NJ tractors. piows. cult.
fert; att. mowers. harrows, leaders,
graders, manure spreaders, lime and
fert. sprsaders. drills. balers. ham.
msr mills, shelters, power units,
bodies. New Holland ensiiage haT-
yeSter. blower. wagon unloaders,
baler, saw, cement mixer. New idea
Spreaders, corn ptckers, wagons and
corn leaders. Briliion grass seeder0
separators. mixers, coolers, Louden
barn equipment. parts and service.
MyIAlL9NEYS INC. Silver spring. Nd.
MALL SAWS, new and used. parts
ossHEsss M sc our sil1en 1Raa splsns: ssx
.BARDWARE~BPs fiatlux house ana
barn paint; Sta-Dri. pure bristle
paint brushes. Extension ladders,
Stoves. coal and nd WOOD: si fni isncins fsrS
and residential; barb wire, culvert
pipe all type wheel barrows, sump
p;.mps. roofing. cementa lime, fer:.
INC 1926 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring. JU. S-3333.
CHERRY TREES-Double pink flower
ing, Potomac Basin type, strong
ggrTEsrs; big blooms covering stems.
INC CUB TRACTOR as low as $71Bi
good for l to 40 acres. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-3333.
STARK BROS, 33l 18th st. ne
ries, shrubs, Shade trees. JOHN A.
CREEL, Distr.. FIR. 067S.
Evening star., 1952-02-20

once ana Business MachlneS
Buy now and save up to 70Es on
many items. Sold on o cash basis.
First come, first servedi
Typewriters (251,. from SIS to $50.
Elliott elec. addressing machine. model
5000. with new motor. $500.
Monroe elec. calculator. S98.50.
Victor adding machine. S-col.. $46.
Pitney Bowes postage meter mach; $75.
Ersnas dsn ssia cashier ioeo All 'epsti9H sIsa s7
varitypsr, slec,. used g times. v
cost. Is type fonts, $3.50.
Cash reg, Burroughs, with adding
machine. perfect condition, S165.
cailEiTEa sili an Iels sss. sstih tl s. pn NV ag
raYhss1sK ss nsE essE fst ssg s5sE g.. AZ & PsS es
raoNoGRAPhMf Ho dSas A. RkPArR III PARTS si -
including some portablss: Also radio
sses.n sses tester ApAaNSEE AZ tsE sahe ssUpp co Ess
finish; has had very little use:
$500; this piano is the choice Of
the Metropolitan Opera. KITS.
riaNos.ThuasSsy. iasS 8 Il n;S Friday and Gs Sat-
PIANo M Mart, 'itSnn 1913 7th ah'I st. :. n.W. ~.
drastically reduced prices. Open
only until pm; On February ~:
sI: $500. THE PIANo MART, 1918
riASesss. ' : consoles, Everett: Story
Milton Grand. PAUL GOLIBART,
corner entrance American stcrage'
Bldg Bids so 2s0l Georgia ave. AID. oSs2 seas
PIaNos = Hsmpton spinet, sood
slightly used. $205; Just two Of
many great values In our annual
February piano sale. KITS. 1880
riANosn. ~; se have q very IN. EHa SQUARE
pricea raaaa IL onls s1s is .Sssa. sSaS
piano. cAdpsEII XysIc CO..
l10S g 90. NV. DI. S464.. -23
"a ne sss ESSa p.nS c
Prices rsnge from sos uD. We
have such famous makes Is Stein
way. Mason q Hamlin. Kimball.
Haddorff and others. Liberal allow
caNpsEyo sss 1sE your MlR1sIr RisRo % Soyi i,s terms;
st. NV. DI. S464. Washinston's
exclusive Steinway deaier. -23
PiAN0S. get the piano you have been
thinking about now. Come In and
make your selection from our large
stock q grand. console. and up-
s370 aD. Liberal allowance for
your piano, Conv. terms. CAMP
BIZ Music CO.. HOS q st. NV.
PIANOS-Jordan. ara holding bar
&s,,n snree.6ay piano sale starting
1ne instruments at real savings,
On sale are many wanted items
70 yeil-kncwn makes. a real oppor.
suniEy 70 buy at bargain price
JOHDANS EIANO CO.. corner 18th
ANA Q 50. NV. Open Thurs. eyes.
Evening star., 1952-02-20

CHECKWRITER, PAYMASTER
Series $50, new, with forgery bond
nameplate; 20 per cent on list
Tor day only. Washington' 1
Birthday. LEE CHECKWRITER
CO., l424 K st. NV. RE. 2299.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
TYpTST-CI.ERK

TYPIST-CLERK
knowledge and ability to type es-
sential; 6-day. 40-hr. week. Apply in
WARNER Vi lSii BROS. PICTURES
901 New Jersey Ave NV. -21
WAITREsS-White. experienced; s
SsrSs;ASr' Siss Nf; to 1912 II p9; 18th GARDEN a pen
WAITRESS, between 80 and As yrs;
saER1DHRs 53li saneis nReEsTauRRAST "a RaAiSsHTn afi sf!s
R; l. ave. ne. between Q and 4. No
%szF$Es:Es: Ell White sAsS sH;' .zk I'll 5$g
wAfTkfss, wAHfTkkffss white, steady Job. good
Rppy ReGf sgS RegTAGRa Mssf e f1Rfr's9is I
WAITRfEss.. White: BEACON Grill,
638 N. Capitol st.. Elk. 9532. %
WAITRESS, white: good hrs, salary,
tips; Apply in person: NEW BAG
WRaAKPPREEssss WRAP EEssE Eye e. st. White; aEl must be
over 21 years; no experience neces-
sarS sacS .. Apply in person. 2-6 pm.'
wAfrEEssss wszf sih g. s;s esper.; for downtown
PSa' Pkls Il sas i :Ssd sss sP eAeN sttef dSYs
1sAy sl';.,. 1s.. aBsHsgflAs@g.r' gg ss5g sips.
GIRL, white, to answer switchboard;
no exper. necessary; must have good
Handwriting and be able to. work
some ewes. Sat. Sun. and holidays,
hrs. 3 to IL Or TO IL. Apply IN
person only. 412 Albee Blds., 1925
LaDiiEsMTPart-time sales work in
exper. pi % Hse.; Is ABOUT So hr. Apply
1O-2 daily, or $500 pm. Tues,
Wed. Thurs. RIM. 702. ITO 54th
LADIES ts). turn spare hours into
S2O-S25 weekly! Take over regular
AVON S,S customers; repeat busi1ssss-
woMaN. SG Sssei can be chocolate dippeT for
ffERRa' fflaHRSIa CO g., osss. b. Ask for mr.
T$$s / $SSss ss: + s;;li' ss H. a. |Hi
ARr.MiNDGp n MI 1IIS; young lady with knowl-
mHsstserisis. mat e Typine helpful. Good
starting salary. For appt., eau
p5osrTiSS Pos TlSsn7ii in protestant childTsn's
Is: 1 capable 1 oi WORKING With chill
epss; enee: lsaared ssSd salfNEXZ NX 7 Ss I'M TsasF
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
ehew s6esseff fashion sSen fpocPs e fsiends No
canvassing. Investment or experience
necessary: rysAso FASaI0at 9,Seinnst, pSio pES4cAs'
Evening star., 1952-02-20
STENOTYPE. late model; recondi
toned guaranteed; $42;50. UNITED

late model; Recondi.
%pStug ssSnsd ggaTanteeS; 9TTp s4S 50. UNITED =
saIERIrNG SILVER. table. 1nterna-
tional "Minuet" pattern. excel;
%eonVsrtibis % sa'ai to HI. for snsleseD Il persons:
$50 pieces; viii divide into two
equal lots. Write Box AIM. Star.
Jewel oven. ven. RE. ss4s. 20 so0'
s0dss pattern. 1sHs $3.50 'fssafsss ssa sa .sS!sf:
TELEvIsIoN sETs-used. all brands,
all sizes; every one guaranteed:
st0rswids tesma ssaraRss RolA Gpea syfs ~
co;a 2oaod d1sil Nichols ave. Sc. Lu.
TELEViSIoN-1952 table model. an
tenna and stand, beautiful set, 2
mos. old. First $3.50 takes 1t, first
come first served. Apply at Gro
SssS Sesy 5 store; asSf a447 14th st. NV, or
fdEfLEvistoNmDesD df cut prices lS on Our
JoRDANs. corner 18th and g sts:
TELEyIsIoN. 20 in. brand.new 1852
more st., Apt. 1. Arlington. Va
brands. GE. 1915. Open weekdays.
to pm. except Mon. and Sat.
ao-in. Munts, brand. @
sanses ,ses and antenna, $3.50. Call 20.
n.