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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-17
GENOA NEWS
ANDY HALEY

Various PTA committees have
been busy putting final touches on
their coming school fair, which is
an annual affair and will again
be held in the high school audi
torium, Saturday, Nov. 9Th. The
schedule so far calls for a mid
way, consisting of many games,
and other fun, a variety show,
movies, garden club and hobby
exhib is. School students, clubs
and organizations are also plan
ming displays and booths for the
county far This annual event is
sponsored ~ the members of the
PTA f." faG7il1 entertainment,
and it VII be o"elod with 3in-
ner ser.cd = tie cafeteria at five
p. m.
More tl,9n 6Co neoplc were fed
at the outdoor chicken and ham
barbec''" v''';cl, was hold at
Greenwood pali -,il1ay after
noon, IVY tto Kiwanis club cf &C.
noa. George G.5son Chairman of
the feast a,lr0,--- ed that the club
was well n'eaosd a1l f',a the net
receipts would b. used H. be
youth activit-' frnd in tho village.
A speaker and a special movie
have been secured for the meet
ing of the conservation club for
their meeting in Wits hall at
Clay Center Tuesday evening.
Charles K. Johnson announces
that Mr.. c. F. Brakeman Of the
Ohio Wildlife conservation dis
trict No. 2 has been secured as
the speaker.
The selection of a Queen" for
the annual homecoming football
game this week will be selected
this coming Thursday, with the
following candidates 10 select
from: 10 Anne Wilkinson, Dolores
Plako, 10 Elaine Dekron. JoAnn
Brown, Shirley Gueldenzph. Jean
Gargac, Mary Ann Burke, Audrey
Crookton, Barbara Miller and
Shirley Cashen.
Genoa Merchants association
will sponsor the annual Halloween
party for the children of this COM
munity The affair, which will be
held Halloween night, is still in
the planning stage, according to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-17

George Gibson, president Of the
Merchants. Richard Crookton has
been selected as his assistant This
annual party started years ago as
one means to divert the energies
of Genoa youth into harmless fun
on Halloween night, and the event
has proved much of a success, ard
has done much to reduce vandal-
ism. The event includes costume
parade for children as well as
adults, with prizes to be awarded.
Plans to provide a means Of
transportation pool, to assure all
Genoa voters of an opportunity to
get to the polls on election, day,
Nov 4th, were formulated by the
executives of the boards of ali
clubs. This board meeting at the
home of the president, Mrs. Ma
bel Sidner, named Mrs John
Sherk and Mrs. Merle Porter as
the members of committee in
charge of arranging for the car
pool The club also took special
recognition of the needed assist
ance for a Girl Scout program.
A mobile X-ray unit will be IN
Genoa Monday for free X-rays to
discover possible tuberculosis
cases and it will be at the high
school from 200 D. m. until 500
o. m. in the industrial arts room.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-17

For Sale Exceptionally Fine
TOP SOIL
Ohio State University analysis finds
that it contains important plant nut
rients; also humus, an essential for
plant growth. Now is the time to
prepare lawn and flower beds for
'53 $1.50 per ton fob. yard; SO per
ton delivered Port Clinton
Marcus j. Michles Co.
Main 1716 Fremont
35t4
Evening star., 1952-02-20
BY III. Assosiatsd Pres.

HOUSTON, Tex. Feb. 20.-A
giant Negro walked out of the
might on the highway. about 10
miles northwest Of here, early yes
Iterday, saw man trapped in the
cab Of his smouldering truck
trailer and ripped the cab apart
to save the driver.
The unconscious driver fell free
into the arms of waiting aston
iShed deputy sheriffs, and the
Negro disappeared as quietly as
he appeared.
mo onse knows his name," said
Deputy Sheriff Don Henry, "but
he did a job I couldn't do with
six trucks and a Wrecker. It was
a terrific display Of human
strength"
The trapped truck driver was
Roy Gaby. jr., 26, Of Houston.
Forced OF Road.
He was driving d loaded truck
to Houston when he ran out OF
gas and telephoned his wife to
bring some gasoline. She had
brought the gas and was driving
the family car ahead of him when
an apparently drunk driver forced
her off the road on the right side
Her husbands truck was forced of
on the left.
Mr.. Gaby was trapped inside hi.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Negro Railroad Firemen
Win 5-Year Racial Suit
BY she A.soeiossd Pres.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb 20.--
Negro firemen for the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad won a five-
year-old discrimination suit yes
terday in Federal Court here.
Judge Sterling Hutcheson signed
an order enjoining the railroad
and the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen
from discriminating in promotion
practices against Negro firemen.
The original complaint, filed
February Il. 1947. alleged that
the ACL Negro f1remen. because
of their race. were arbitrarily
denied promotion to the engineer
classification.
In addition to the permanent
Injunction. the plaintiffs In the
suit won an undisclosed sum of
money. Judge Hutcheson's order,
which met approval from both
sides. stipulated that the money
be paid to the f1remen by the
union brotherhood.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Union Carbide Planning
S30-MiIIion Carolina pIan1
BY the Assoe;o,ed Pres.

By the Assoeidted Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Union
Carbide and Carbon Corp. Is plan
ming to build a 30-million-d dollar
|dynel staple fiber plant at Spray
m. c.. where the company got its
start go years ago.
There was one eff" in the an
|nouncement of the new plant.
Howard S. Bum. vice president
Iof Carbide and Carbon Chemicals
Co., a division Of Union Carbide
said the fiber plant will be built
IF a necessity certificate is ap-
proved" j.
He said the company did not
think it feasible to proceed with
construction until it's application
for a certificate of necessity was
approved.
Mr.. Bum also said units fol
the production of raw materials
to feed the plant would be built
lat Institute, w. Va, and South
Charleston. w. Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Giant Negro Rips Truck Apart,
Rescues Driver, Then Vonishes

teleScoped truck. Flames appeared
His wife tagged a motorist, and
he notified the sheriff's office
Officers, trucks and a wrecker con-
gregated. But the men couldn't
bulge the crushed metal with
cables. A call went out for cutting
torches.
The giant Negro appeared.
"Can I be Of help?" he asked
Gets Into Cab.
Then he walked up to the cab
placed his hands on the door and
Wrenched it off, He climbed into
the cab. planted his feet on the
floor and his neck and shoulders
against the top.
"You could hear the metal
give" said Mr.. Henry. 1.-THE tor
bowed out, the seat buckled down
and the dash broke under the
pressure.
II saw the Negro's shirt sleeves
rip open as his muscles bulged.' y
In the excitement of rescuing
the driver. still unconscious, &C
one thought to thank the Negro
He walked of into the night
Evening star., 1952-02-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1859

resumption of large-scale Iranian
oil exports.
The main part Of their plan was
q proposal for the bank to man
age the industry temporarily. This
would permit hard-up Iran to earn
needed oil revenues and let
the oil flow to Western users while
a final settlement is being reached
Of the dispute with Britain over
naturalization of the British
owned oil facilities in Iran.
1t was not announced Just how
much of this plan was accepted
by Premier Mohammed Mossa-
degh's government.
Meanwhile, informed persons in
the government said reports in
Rome that Iran had signed an oil
export contract with an Italian
firm are premature and that the
proposed deal is full of 'ifs."
Apparently the banks efforts to
find customers are being given
some sort Of priority, although
last nights communique gave NO
details of the partial agreement
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Peron Orders Scientists
To Make Use Of A-Enerqy
BY the Asseeio.sd Press

BUENoS AIRES. Argentina,
Feb. 20.-President Juan d. Peron
yesterday ordered the Minister of
Technical Affairs to centralize the
work Of Argentina'S atomic energy
project and make use of the
atomic energy already obtained. F."
The cryptic announcement from
the presidential press Office fol-
lowed a meeting between Gen.
Peron and DR.. Ronald Richter,
head Of the atomic project on
Huemul Island, $50 miles from
BuenoS Aires.
Gen. Peron said last June that
DR.. Richter would make an atomic
experiment within six months.
DR.. Richter earlier claimed he had
produced atomic energy by @ new
method.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Seven Killed in Clashes
Between Huks and Army
By the .Assoeioted Pre-.

bY me AssoeIofedF FFess
MANILA, Feb. 20.-Two clashe.
between Army troops and Com.
munist Huks less than Is mile.
from Manila yesterday brought
death to seven persons.
The Philippine. News Service
said an Army patrol killed -four
rebels near Pandi. One. soldier
was killed. A band of so Huks
attacked an outnumbered constab.
ulary force in Bailiuag and killed
two soldiers.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
IWeIIes Elected Head
IOf Freedom House
BY the Assoeiafed Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Former
Undersecretary Of State Sumner
|Welles has been elected president
lof Freedom House to succeed the
late Robert P. Patterson.
Mr.. Patterson. former Secretary
|of War, was killed last month In
Ia plane crash at Elizabeth, N. j.
MFR. Welles was elected yesterday
to the post Mr.. Patterson had held
three years. Freedom House is
ia private organization, formed in
194l with the aim Of advancing
the ideals Of freedom.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
7 International Bank
Officials Head Here
With Iran Oil Plan
BY The Associated press

TEHERAN, Iran, Feb. 20.-Two
high officials of the International
Bank left for Washington today,
following partial agreement with
Trans government on their plan
to get the Middle Eastern coun-
try's big oil resources flowing
again.
They are Robert L. Garner, vice
president of the bank. and Hector
Prudhomme. its loan consultant,
who said they will try to arrange
Evening star., 1952-09-01
NELP MEN (cont.l

CLERK -TYPIST-Excellent opportu.
nifty for an ambitious man. Paid
vacations. group insurance and
many other benefits. Apply in per-
son to Mr.. Sebastian, GRIFFITH
CONSUMERS, 1900 First st. n.e.-4
CLERK-TYPIST, 5-day week; perma-
nent; downtown. See MR.. MYERS.
622 @ st. NV. 3 .
CLERK-TYPIST, not over 80 yrs. OF
age to handle routine work in sales
dept. of large oil company. Starting
salary SEQ per mo-, 40-hour week.
Must be neat. sober and induStri-
Gus. Apply Fuel Oil Sales Office,
SINCLAIR REFINING CO.. 401
CLERK-TYPIsT in small branch
once Of large ink company to do
eeneral Office work; 6-day wk.: op-
Portunity for advancement. Apply
INTERcHEM1cAL re CORP, Printing
Ink Div, 132 Que st. ne. Il
COLLECTION Man. experienced, 70
iewelry store, PLEASANT workins
Apply Mr. Guirkin. KENT JEWEL
ERS. 701 eth st. NV. -
COLLECTION MANAGER, expert
enced. progressive small loan COM
pany. top salary, opportunity Of
becoming manager for right man.
See Mr.. Coran, AP. 1917. EQUIT-
ABLE LOAN CO.. 340S r. I. ave-.
Mt Rainier
Evening star., 1952-09-01
HELP-MEN

ELEVATOR STARTER, for downtown
ofice bldg, must have experience
and be able to furnish refs. 40-h
week. paid lunches, uniforms, retire.
ment plans. minimum starting sal
ditions Box 144-D. Star. II
civil or mechanical. ex-
perienced, first class only. Write
p. o Box 1106. Roanoke. Va. Il
ENGINEERS-Mecha graduates
or under graduates with ordnance
experience preferred. Ability. to
work with blue prints and spectfica-
tions required. Call ME. 6914.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

DRAFTsMAN,, aood knowledge Of typ
milIwork concern, Call DENN1soN.
OF. Gill. Tuesday. $50 am to
DRAFeTiYsdAN. experienced in detail
ing and scheduling materials for
industrial pipe work; Write p. o.
Box HOG. Roanoke. Va. Il
DRIvERS-2-way radio and taxi
@sssni 81 sos saDS dfveFs sas
liberal bonus: part-time shifts avail
able. 003 N. Glebe rd., Arl.. Va. II
DRIVER-PORTER for drug store;
must have refs. and drivers permit:
excel. salary and good hrs. Apply In
RzwS RfzIwsSSs fsR2RM2GY sR2 N2T P5GNi sssS istR GAh g.
DRIVER wanted by progressive local
auto parts wholesaler: good future
. for right man. Apply REPLACE
sprine ave-. SILVER spring. Nd. vi
sz pstsos sss.iS sHss59sPisd pRrRR
6232 Ga. ave. NV, %
DRIVER, white; good character and
ssisry ss6 sE sEs w. to $685. Starting
DRUG CLERK, experienced. several
ewes. and part Sunday. 5e36 Conn.
nRTfc. ays nIT svRK Wo ,,Is 1900 nav. .,u.
ref; experienced preferred; excel.
opportanity: HTdoER's DRUG, 5o17
EIRcfRiciAE. Gaai aSsi nv with D. c. card and
drivers permit; .Good pay, steady
Apply mornings, 7:30 to 9. CON-
SOLIDATED ENGINEERING & DIS
TRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA. 400
EHEcTirheiAN Ii csi niei with D. c. Journey
: mans license. Telephone Michigan
1850 or Lockwood 5-O603. 1"
ELECTRICTAN'S HELPER, exper.,
must be steady worker with transp.
to shop. e. Riverdale vicinity. WA.
Q602. all day Sun. after 8 week
Ef1lk&esriRlcAL. APPLIANCE REPAIR
NAN. for bench work on small
consider mechanically inclined man
to learn work. Apply after 2 pm,
c. A. LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER, D. c.
license and drivers permit. r. w.
REED. Jr., HO. 1921. a j..
ELECTRICIAN, mechanic experienced
Romex. BX. conduit. commercial,
Industrial, and house. wiring. Good
pay ..Sy ssssSy WgFd5. ,ETg 4 ycg SsENR1 sgEaNlify1;
JOHNSON. Jr.. Wheaton.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

SALESMAN-Drug salesman to repre-
sent Oldest manufacturing pharma-
ceutical house in America; cover
washington only. call on doctors,
whotesalers. hospitals, dentists. etc.
We have been in business 1913 yrs.
started in 1924 Fine line of mnd:-
sion basis. active account turned
over to right person. Write conf
dental. SALES MANAGER. P. O..
Box GO, Silver Spring. Md. 3
able to demonstrate
piano. Preferably with selling ex-
perience. See Mr.. Sycle. KIT MU-
SIC CO.. 1880 g st. NV. q
SALESMEN-Fences, canvassers; also
sell hot items; tremendous potential
waiting to be tapped. Full or part
time; Phone 10. S-S656 or AK.
automobile. exper.. ex-
cellent opportunity for men to earn
top bracket incomes. Only ag-
gressive men and hard workers with
good sales records need apply.
Demonstration furn. Best pay plan
MoRRoE MsEsllass roRp SGDtast e. s%s7 fhsE Hsss:
COLLECTOR. man with
car, current accounts. part time:
pref: Govt. employe. Call RE.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN. 1925. interested in
clerical work for stock rm. in whole
sale optical business. Apply HILL
BERT OPTICAL CO., 1416 Eye st.
NV. Il
YOUNG MAN. 1925, draft exempt.
High school education. to work in a
clerical capacity in our home Office.
Splendid oppor. If you have ambi-
tion and are looking ior a position
5-day, 37a-hr. wk. Apply Person
mel Office. RIM. 300, EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO., S16 14th
st nv. -
YOUNG MAN, age 21-25, to work
in real estate office. knowledge of
tipping essential. Good salary to
start, with every oppor. for advance
ment. Call bet. / and 4 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
HElp--WokAEN

ACCOUNTING CLERKS, IS to 30.
white; young ladies with some knowis
edge Of bookkeeping for perm. posi-
tions; tipping helpful but not essen.
ing student: 5-day. 40-hr. wE.; paid
vacations and other employe bene.
fits.. Call Mr.. Baker for interview.
II. $4,000. L. P. STEUART q BRO.
INC. 13S 18th st. me-. 80
CONTINUED On next Pa9sl
Evening star., 1952-09-01

TV TECHNICIAN. outside; salary
open. SYLVAN RADIO. 2415 Penna.
ave. NV. RE. 5045. 4
TV SERviCEMAN; experienced with
car. Apply DYNAMIC STORES.
1900 G st. NV. ST. 0250. II
UPHOLSTERER, well exper.. excel.
starting salary. TU. 4779, LU.
2-2666. Il
UPHOLSTERER, custom work from
the frame up. good tuftcr: excel. op-
portunity; steady position. RA.
1900 for appointment. .
WAREHOUSEMAN to act as assistant
manager. Must have knowledge of
delivery problems. Must know the
Washington area, must have execu-
tive ability to handle drivers. Good
salary, steady employment. Ask for
Mr.. Keller. GEORGES RADIO &
TV CO., SIG F st. NV. .
WASHROOM-An experienced wash
man for cool. modern laundry; good
pay and working conditions Apply
In person, STERLING LAUNDRY,
/ 1921 9th st. NV. -3
Evening star., 1952-09-01
HELP--MEN
STOCK RIM. CLERK

STOCK CLERK, young man: also to
sell in store. Apply TANNEN SALES
CORP. 017 st. NV
Evening star., 1952-09-01

WOOL PREssER. exper.. year-round
Job. RIGGS TAILORS, 500 Goth st.
NV. RE. 1872. Il
MAN, age 1928, starting
position file clerk. with an oppor.
to learn casualty underwriting;
Must be high-school graduate and
aHov abe aysnsgf u iptsltgepSe Msl AZ
OF NORTH AMERICA. $40 Wood
ward Bldg. 18th and H sts. NV.
MAN, 1925; ambitious, WILL
ing to learn retail drapery and slip
cover fabric. business; no outside
work; excellent opportunity for
Of asst. manager. Write giving fun
details to Box 132-B. Star. Il
MAN with some retail ex-
perience. arttSt;cally inclined; good
IsERr4 fhsRas to sHoPs sS5 5o6 Tl1d0G y 3: dispay
MAN, under 35, to assist
general manager in supervision and
store exper. helpful. This may be
the most important perman. position
OF your career; Send complete re-
sTTqs, sTms; Bog 56-G: Star. Il
wise our tabulating (IBM) machines.
The former supervisor. has been pro-
NOTED and we are looking for a
draft exempt man with some ex-
perience who can or will eventually
be able to handle this responsible
position. Working hours. $50 am.
to 4:45 pm; 5-day. 371a-hr. week.
Apply Room 800. Personnel Office.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
S16 14th st. NV. \
MAN, colored, to do general
work In clothing store. Steady po-
sition. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING CO.. 703 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
RETAIL HELP

Full and part time, for selling and
non-selling positions. Work in air.
finest specially stores. Liberal dis
counts, paid vacations and other
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, N. Highland
and Fairfax dr., Ar1., Va. .
ROOFER, experienced on all kinds Of
work. Plenty Of work for honest,
conscientious worker. Apply KNIGHT
ROOFING q SHEKT METAL WORK
Frs. 1890 Woodbury. dr.. Takcma
ROUTE MEN, independent. Have
room in our dry-cleaning and laun.
dry dept; can promise good and
dependable service. Call AID. eQ62.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
PLATE CARRIER

oOA 11OO. 4kOduOdkGp va.
PLATE CARRIER
Permanent position in our pressroom,
with chance for Advancement;
21-30. yrs. Of age. heavy build and
capable Of giving regular attend;
exam. Apply. Personnel. Room sos.
Open weekdays S:3O-5 and Sat.
81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
PLUMBER. experienced, for 1obbing
and remodeling shop. Must be sober
eniy eSpH PIuMB1NG sfisRR' SERVICE. se'EisSs ines
341S Georgia ave. NV. IL
PLUMBERS and helpers, expert
ssnsed; ass s steady ssSo work. Call Mr.
PORTER for large auto wholesale
dept; 5-day week. good hours and
salary. Must have operators per-
NIT; See Mr. Crabill L; P. !sTEUART.
rSsd. raci. Bafsssds. siEss I'd na aad B. & O. Esi-
DRUG STORE. 4th and W sts. ne.
PORTER PARTS RUNNER; Va.
drivers license required; good sal
ary and working conds. Apply in
person, Mr.. o. E. Kent, KIRBY
SALES & SERVICE. 3237 Wilson
blvd. Arl Va. .
PORTER DRIVER, 6-day week, no
Sun, no night work; nice surround
ings; Md. license. Call sH. 1854.
PORTER R-MESSENGER, for downtown
office. Must have best refs. and
drivers permit. Elk. O772. after
8 am. Tues. .
PRESSER-Wool experienced. .Call
MICHIGAN PARK CLEANERS. 1928
18th st. ne, Tues. am.
PRINTER'S APPRENTICE to Offset
stripper; intelligent young man.
neat. accurate and dependable;
skilled at close-hand work; will
train in q company with a future;
good salary and working conds. for
the right man. Write p. o. Box 466,
Arlington, Va. 3
Evening star., 1952-09-01
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored. 1886 yrs. Of age; neat
In appearance. courteous and will
ing TO give regular attendance; some
elevator experience helpful. Apply
Personnel, Room sos; open week
days, 5000. and Sat-. 0-1. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penn. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
YOUNG MAN

Excel. opport. for aggressive young
man to learn lumber business with
growing organization. Must be reaS.
accurate and neat with figures and
willing to work inside and outside.
All company benefits plus paid va
cation. Salary open for discussion
at time Of interview. LANE LUM-
BER co. AP. 1922.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
HELP-MEN

MECHANIC, for light repairs; COM
TnN %Ssion ESD a6d ATfN salsTf NADByo Bsos GoSG
MECHANICS SCaIGi OR MECHANICS HELP.
ER-Colored man experienced on
gasoline and Diesel engines. Apply
in person, 2340 Montgomery st.
(Morltgomery Hills. Silver Spr.. Md
Evening star., 1952-09-01
HELP--MEN
ROUTEMAN

ROUTE SALESMAN; must be over Il;
experience not necessary. JERN1-
GAN DRY CLEANERS. UN. $500.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
RADIO
TECHNICIANS

Experienced with quality radio
phono and some knowledge of TV
repair. Bench or outside work. Top
MR.. COLLIERE. 1862 Colesville I'd ;.
Silver Spring. Md. SH. 4463. ID
SERVICE MAN
Apply P. O.. SMITH SALES AND
SERVICE, INC, 1874 H st. ne. Il
REPRODUCTION CLERK. operate
Ozalid ammonia white print ma
chine, assemble and distribute re-
ports. Small amount of filing and
stock inventory. Exper. desirable
but not essential. For interview
call 81. 1900. yITRO CORP. OF
QnriDg MD .
Evening star., 1952-09-01
ENGINEER

For layout work on large construc-
ton project: civil engineer graduate
preferred. Box 465-D. Star. Il
for general contractor.
Local concern. Must have wide eX-
perience. References. State salary
and must know Washington area
Good future. Box 146-D. Star. Il
and office assistant.
sheet metal and roofing: our en-
ployes know of this vacancy; state
particulars Box 241-E, Star. g
Evening star., 1952-09-01
COLLECTOR

Young man, 21-30 yrs. of age. neat
in appearance, courteous and will
ing to give regular attendance; must
and D. c. permit, are required. JOB
consists Of collecting on small ad-
vertising accounts. Car will be
furnished; 6-day, 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel. Room 605. Open week
days S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
FILE CLERK

Young man. 1923. draft-exempt. to
work as ir. file clerk; chance for
advancement. This is a perm. posi-
day, 37ia-hr. wk. Apply Rm. 800.
personnel Office, EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO., SIC 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
Furniture Statesmen

BOY, over IS, drugstore.
day time. no Sundays. Ii. 3-449S.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
GOOD OPPORTUNITY

White to insert papers on sat. night.
Apply to Mr. Ferber. mailroom fore.
man mezzanine floor anytime this
week to get letter for work permit.
Bring your birth certificate Be
ready TO start on Saturday night as
$50. Good pay NO PHONE CALLS.
THE EVENING STAR
101 Penna Ave. NV
in grocery and fsh.
Apply 2744 14th st. NV. .
Evening star., 1952-09-01
Applx Personnsl 0mca

Sears, Roebuck & co.
1900 Wilson Rlvd Arl Va