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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
Graduation Time
Continued from page one)

Dexter City
Commencement exercises will
be held for q graduates of the
Dexter City high school, Friday
evening at 800 o'clock p. m.
The class address will be
delivered by Richard Clark, en-
titled 'The Art of Living"
The valedictorian of the class
is Ruth Baker and the salutator-
ian is Robert Gessel.
The benediction will be given
by Rev. Walter Brown.
Baccalaureate services were
held last Sunday evening. Miss
Evelyn Weaver gave the sermon.
Her address was "A Great Time
to be Alive"
Belle Valley
Emelia Sklenar is valedictorian
of the Belle Valley high school
senior class, which will graduate
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
Past Grand knights
kight Is Planned

Members of FIR. Kleuber coun-
Gil, No. 1865, Knights of Column
bus, will observe past grand
knights night at their next reg
ular meeting, Thursday, May %,
according to Robert Paxton, pre-
sent grand knight.
Chairman of the council acti-
witty committee, Albert Hupp,
stated that the meeting will be
held at st. Mary's parish hall,
Fulda, and not at the council
hall, on Main street.
Seven living past grand
knights will be honored. The
council was organized in March,
1925.
All members are urged to at
tend. A special program has
been prepared and refreshments
will be served.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15

ter, Andy Nicholson; SarahsVllle'
| Lowell Gray Highman; Enocn
Elmer L. Schott; Fulda, Ed
Schehl; Elk, Charles B. Jonah
ming; Flag, J. E. Walker; Jack
son, none filed; Jefferson hoy
H. Mason. 9-
Dexter City, P. o. Brown
Marion, George Moore; Summer
field. A. C. Wharton, Jr.; wing
Vile, Virgil H. Watson; Nooie'
Sam Curtis; Ava, Herbert Hamll-
ton; Belle Valley, John Sklenar'
Jr.: Maple Heights, Ernest Nc
Kee; Olive Precinct, Herman
Harper; Olive township, none
filed; South Olive, Glenn Dutton'
Caldwell l, Frank Estadt; Cala-
we'll II, Fred Yontz; CaldWeH ~
c. A. Hesson; Caldwell Nv, Her
man Starr.
Seneca, A. N. Secrest; Sharon
Okev B. Caldwell; Forest Grove,
J. B. Foraker; East Stock, Her
man L. Gressel; West Stock, An
drew Shocking and wayne
Richard L. Williams.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
Caldwell Firm
TO New Location
Added Products Make
Change Necessary

William H. Semple, of the S.
| & H. Laboratories, Inc, local
manufacturer, announced today
the firms decision to occupy the
Hills Keeton property, located
on U. S. Route 81, north Of Cald-
well, in Florence.
At the present time, S. & H.
Laboratories, Inc. occupy Sec
tion of the Frank Gibson pro-
perty, West street, for the pro-
cessing and manufacturing of
their products.
Harry Semon, of the Semon
Dry Cleaning, is expected to take
up the rental on the Gibson pro-
perty. 1t is reported that Semon
planned the change from his
smaller adjacent quarters, on
Spruce street, to accommodate
the increased business demands
in dispatching the cleaned gar
mentS to his patrons.
Semple stated today that be-
cause of the newly added pro-
ducts, the Gibson property failed
to properly serve the firms re-
quirements and larger quarters
were necessary. The Keeton pro-
perty will provide double the
amount of space for the S. & Fl.
firm.
Products manufactured by the
S. & H. Laboratories Inc, include
War-X Warfarin rat bait, Wrm-
Rid for dogs, Vitamin Antibiotic
B II feed supplements for poul-
try and swine, Min-Arsan for
swins, and Mas-Trol Ointment
for maStitiS.,
The Keeton building will pro-
vide ample space if the future
should require an expansion pro-
gram for the S. & H. Labora-
tories, Inc, according to Mr..
Semple.
The Noble Products Co., of
West street, and the Eagles
Lodge formerly occupied the
Keeton property.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
Vacation Bible
School To Begin

Rev. Ira Brandon has an
nounced that the vacation Bible
school of the First Church of
Christ will be held this year,
June 2 through June 6.
The teachers for the classes
are as follows: Beginners, Ruth
Ann DeVolld; primaries, Janice
Brandon; junior, Geraldine Mar
tin; Intermediates, Ira Brandon.
Rev. Brandon extends a cor
dial invitation to all the young
people in the community be-
tween the ages of 4 and IA to at
tend the Bible school, which pro-
vides both instructive and re-
creational activities.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
N menioriaI Services
Set For SarahsviIIe

Memorial services, in charge
of the Daughters of Union Vet
erans, Jane Bell Tent, No. III,
will be held at the Sarahsville
Methodist church, Sunday morn
ing, May Is, beginning at 900
O'Clock. Rev. John Thompson,
pastor, will deliver the address.
Jane Bell tent members will
also be in charge of the Decora-
tion Day services to be held at
the Village View cemetery, Fri
day afternoon, May 80, beginning
at l:30 o'clock.
Rev. Floyd Gaugler of Cald-
we'll will deliver the address.
Members of the Tent will then
go to Mt. Zion church for pro-
gram to be held at 2:30 p. m.
Rev. G. A. Riggle will deliver
the address here.
Music for both occasions will
be furnished by the Byesville
high school band.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
Tax Settlement
Made By Auditor
TO Subdivisions
Personal Property
Tax Monies Mailed
BY Auditor G. B. Long

Noble County Auditor Gilbert
B. Long has completed the 1851
October settlement of the per-
sonal property tax in this county,
according to an announcement
made today by his office.
The total amount distributed
was $27,689.88 to the various
political subdivisions in the
county.
The townships, school districts
and corporations received the
following checks:
Beaver township, 1919; Brook
field township, $835.05; Buffalo
township, $90.99; Center town
ship, $28.35; Elk township, $2.77;
Enoch township, $3.50; Jackson
township, $69,38; jefferson
township, $347.5O; Marion town
ship, $48.73; Noble township.
$l2l.2l; Olive township, $39998;
Seneca township, $2O.55; Sharon
township, $3l.0O; Stock township,
SZtoU, wayne township, S4.54.
School districts - Beaver,
$72.84; Brookfield, $7,355.O5;
Buffalo, $4O0.l2; Center, $l5742;
Elk, 1882 Jackson, $353.00;
jefferson, $497.l7; Marion. $288.-
Al; Belle Valley, $223.93; Cald-
well, $5,477.28 Seneca, $l4466;
Sharon, $28169; Stock, $18l98;
Wayne, 1884; Dexter City,
$1,4O5.36; Fulda, $121.O5; Monroe
county, SOL; Guernsey county,
$13.97; Washington county $815.-
66.
Corporations Batesviile,
$12.7l; Belle Valley, $3.50; Cald-
we'll, $l,594.l6; Dexter City,
$5.84; Sarahsville, $1.21; Sum
merfield, $176.75; general fund,
$5,156.28; state of Ohio, $346.37;
Caldw1ll library, $500.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
ATTEND MEETING

Several from Noble county at
tended the annual meeting of the
Seneca Sportsman's club at
Seneca Lake, Friday evening.
This is better known as the
Barnesville club. A steak dinner
was enjoyed. Among those at
tending from this section were
Dallas Bates, Franklin McVicker,
Freddie Powell, Wallace Rich
and Otis King.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
LUTHERAN PASTORS MEET

RevH Martin SlOVak Of Lake
wood, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Slovak, Caldwell, was one of the
progHhm speakers at the pastoral
conference held at Holy Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran church in
pleasant City, Tuesday and We'd
'nesday. Rev Andrew Hvizdak of
Pleasant City, president of the
central district, was host to
twenty four visiting ministers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
FIRST BABY

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Black
stone, Cumberland route, are the
parents Of an infant daughter,
the first baby to be born in the
new Guernsey Memorial hospi-
tai at Cambridge. The new ar
rival, named Gila Kay, was born
May 6, and was presented a
paid in full" account, compli-
mentary of the hospital and its
staff.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
Capacity Crowd
fContinued from page one)

the Caldwell plant. Myers noted
with emphasis, each plant was
Judged and rated individually,
and it was not the policy of the
company to let one plant carry
another.
Discrimination against work
ers. for reasons was matter
which the speaker spoke rather
frankly on. A worker in a CGB
plant is hired for the job he will
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
BIBLE SCHOOL

The daily vacation Bible
school will be held at the First
Church of Christ on North street,
the first two weeks in June. This
announcement was made today
by Ira Brandon, pastor. Every
child and every young person in
this community is invited to
participate.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-15
CORRECTION

In the Caldwell band financial
report released last week, the
contribution from the Noble
County Chamber of Commerce
was $25000, instead of $50 as
previously reported.
Evening star., 1952-06-26

Mocha Cream Pecan Dessert. Swirl
slices of Swans Down Angel Food
with sweetened whipped cream to
which teaspoon instant coffee has
been added. Garnishwithpecanpieces.
Peanut Crunch Angel Food >. Fold
broken pieces Of peanut brittle into
whipped cream. Serve on slices of
Swans Down Angel Food Cake.
Toasted Nut Angel Food. Just
before baking, sprinkle J cup thinly
sliced nuts over batter in pan. These
will toast to a delicious brown while
cake is baking.
Lemon De Luxe Angel Food. Split
cake in thirds; spread with a rich
lemon cake-filling. Let stand hour
before serving. Serve with whipped
cream, if desired.
Hot Fudge Angel Food. Serve slices
of Swans Down Angel Food with
rich hot-fudge sauce and toasted
salted almonds.
Pineapple Coconut Festival. Fold
toasted Bakers Coconut and drained,
canned, crushed pineapple into
whipped cream. Spread generously
on cake.
Butterscotch Ice Cream Sandwich.
Evening star., 1952-06-26
BACK.D00R interviews
BY Jack Golfer
Qesion What you think the Angel Food

MRS. GEORGE HARKNEss, sss Brookside Ave-.
Roosevelt, L. l., N. Y: Il made angel food cake
just once and said never again but since I've found
out about this new Swans Down Angel Food Mix,
it's another story It's not only so simple and so
fast to make, but it is SO delicious! My family want
it again and again!.
Evening star., 1952-06-26
HFhvEUIv urlMIoV PERFECT ANGEL FOOD" WITH EASE
''AnvANA1 VluvO: OR DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK
SWANS DOWN ANGEL FOOD MIX IS HERE!
Women Who Tr
New Mix Can Hardly
Believe Their Eyes
BY Florence Arfmonn
Home Economist

"Perfect angel food from a mix?
Too good to be true" I sighed when
l first picked up the new red Swans
Down Angel Food Mix package.
Skeptical, but hopeful of course, l
called together my ''iury"which tests
all new products with me.
AS we followed the easy direc-
tions on the Swans Down Angel Food
Mix box, it seemed almost incredible!
Nothing to add but water and flavor
Ing! Only 2 easy steps in mixing!
What . heavenly beauty!
When it was baked and I took it
from the oven-you could have
knocked me over with a feather!
There was light-as-air angel cake
as big as any 12-egg cake I ever made
the old, hard way!
Well, that's when you should
have heard the oh-ing and aah-ing!
You've never heard a group of wo-
men so ready to eat their words or
their angel cake!
Just melts in the mouth
We all agreed that this Swans
Down Angel Food Mix is the most
exciting thing that's ever happened
to the art Of cake-baking!
We've all had our pet angel-cake
recipes. But from now on our special
favorite begins: "Take box of Swans
Down Angel Food Mix" It's perfec-
ton In q package! Get some today!
Evening star., 1952-06-26
No worry about costly failures

No worry about costly failures
Every box contains exactly blended
proportions of the worlds finest max
ings for big 10-inch tube-pan angel
food (or for IS" K 9" K 2" oblong
cake PAM. These include the grand
est of all cake fiours, Swdns Dovn.
and the freshest Of egg whites, proc
essed special way.
New stars for yourlmenus
OF course there's nothing like angel
food for birthday celebrations and
special desserts. And now, with new
Swans Down Angel Food Mix maxi
ing it so easy, you can have this lus-
cious queen of cakes often!
There'sneverb been anythingin cake
mixing history to equal thealmost un-
believably wonderful Swans Down
Angel Food Mix! Getyoursrightnowl
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Heavenly Light, Tender
Angel Cake! So Sure!
So Easy! Just Add Water!
By Frances Barton

I know all this must sound un-
believable to many of you women
who consider angel food the trickiest
Of all cakes to make. You're prob
ably saying, "Come now! You can't
make angel food that easily"
But you really can! And you don't
have to have a Eight hand" or a
genius for making angel food, either!
Sure success
You simply follow the easy, very
explicit directions on the new red
Swans Down box, and you can't miss!
Think of it! Nothing to add but
water, plus flavoring if you desire,
to the miraculously blended ingre-
dients of Swans Down Angel Food
Mix. You can turn out a perfect angel
food in 2 quick, easy steps! Light as a
cloud, exactly moist enough, so
delicious it melts in your mouth
Evening star., 1952-06-26

MRS. R. A. BRUNSON, 1865 Lorraine Court, New
port, KY: "My family rated the angel food made
with Swans Down Angel Food Mix better than any I
ever made before. And that's saying something, be-
cause make swell angel food. So asked myself,
why take the long way when the Swans Down way
b better? Now it's easy directions: nothing to clean
but spoon and bowl. And love it,:
Evening star., 1952-06-26
New Mix Also Makes.
Heavenly Sponge Cake

With just few simple changes in
the basic recipe, you can turn out the
tenderest, most luscious, sunshine
sponge cake you ever tasted, with
Swans Down Angel Food Mix! See
recipe for this cake in package insert.
Try making sponge cake the easy
Swans Down Mix way: you'll never
again make il the hard wayl
Evening star., 1952-06-26

MRS. WILLIAM G. BOLGER, ITO East Harts-
dale Ave-, Hartsdale, N. Y: 'Im career house
wife; time is at premium, so homemade angel cake
has been luxury in which I couldn't indulge-un-
til Swans Down developed this wonderful new Angel
Food Mix! Now, guests compliment me on my
ight-as-a-feather angel CAKE thank to Swans Down
Angel Food Mix!'
Evening star., 1952-06-26

MRS. ROBERT ANDERSEN, 1901 Military Ave-,
Council Bluffs, Ia: my famly's favorite cake is
angel food, but because it used to take so long to
make one, their birthdays were the only occasions
for such treats. Now with Swans Down Angel Food
Mix, they are SO easy to bake, my family won't
have to wait for special occasions any more:
Evening star., 1952-06-26

MRS. R. L. KILGORE, 1887 Ogontz ST., York,
Pa: "Angel food made with Swans Down Angel
Food Mix is really delicious. always thought max
ing angel food was so complicated. And didn't
like the idea of all those leftover egg yoks But now
find the Swans Down Angel Food Mix directions
so simple-and no leftover egg yolks.'.
Evening star., 1952-06-26
JUST 2 STEPS
TO SURE SUCCESS

Perfect balance, perfect blending
Of finest ingredients in Swans Down
Angel Food Mix are its secret of sue
cess. There's no guesswork, no trouble
for you. Just 2 quick, easy steps and
it's ready to pop in the oven, minutes
after you open the package.
Evening star., 1952-06-26
II Exciting Desserts You Can Make
With Swans Down Angel Food Mix
New Swans Down Miracle Mi1-So Easy, So Fooproof-
Makes 1t Possible To Serve Angel Food Often,
In Many Delicious, Different Ways!

Split an 8-inch square cake in half.
Spread ice cream generously between
layers and top with warm butter
scotch sauce.
Coconut Orange Bar. Frost a loaf Of
Swans Down Angel Food with rich,
creamy frosting, top with toasted
coconut, and garnish with sections Of
fresh oranges.
Daffodil Angel Food. Glaze cake
baked in tube pan with thin confec-
TONERS sugar frosting, tinted bright
yellow. Arrange fresh daffodils in
small glass bottle and place in center
Of cake.
Angel Strawberry Shortcake. Split
an 8-inch square angel cake in half.
Fill and top with sweetened whipped
cream and quick-frozen strawberries.
Vermont Sundae. Place scoops Of ice
cream on slices of Swans Down Angel
Food. Pour maple syrup over ice
cream and sprinkle with toasted
almonds.
Orange Sunshine Cake. Frost 13 K
9 Pinch Swans Down Angel Food
with orange butter-cream frosting,
sprinkle with Bakers Coconut, and
garnish with fresh orange sections.
Evening star., 1952-06-26

MRS. ALFRED F. HARRISON, 41eo Wither St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio: "Swans Down Angel Food Mix
is wonderful erery time. can't afford to risk fall
ure, with all those eggs involved I've hesitated
to make angel cake the old-fashioned way. Now I
intend to have it often. know I can't fail with
Swans Down Angel Food Mix! just beam with
pride when serve it."
Evening star., 1952-09-03
AElP-WoMEN

STENOGRAPHERs. for real estate Of
Hce; BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1917
sTENOGRAPHER-TYPIsT. to work
in office of local certified public
accountant. Must be able to type
financial reports. Paid vacations, life
ms. 35-hr. wk Air-cond. ONCE:
some Sat. work Salary $50 wk. to
start with semiannual raises and an
nual bonus. Call MRS McCLOSKEY.
at Ma SS4O. Il
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS-
temporary: must be fast and ac-
curate; interesting. varied work:
aours: 30 or will consider part day.
81. 1874. a
Evening star., 1952-09-03
HElP-WoMEN

SECRETARY for all duties in small
personnel once: must be intelligent
. competent stenographer and ca
pable Of keeping personal accounts
Salary, $500. Location. nr. Conn
and Eye. Call ST. 1862 for appt
SECRETARY, for national Jewish or
ganization; good pay; 37i2-hour,
5-day week: vacation and sick leave.
Phone Wed. through Fri, AID. 4116,
SECRETARY, neat. personable young
lady. for public relations offlce
Pleasant telephone manner, and
good shorthand; S65 weekly:
days. Room 511, Washington Bldg,
RE. 3434 8
for aviation commune
cation firm; 5-day week, excellent
starting salary; ir-conditioned Of
nee. Airline privileges. ME. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
SALESLADY

SALESLADY
Steady position with excellent salary
and commission 5 days. Apply
MODEL SHOP, 1903 T st. NV.
SALESLADIES. exper.; excellent sal
ary and commission. Apply ESTHER
SHOP, Silver Spring shopping cen
ter. Is
experienced children's
wear. Excellent salary and COM
mission. Apply ESTHER SHOP.
1925 F st NV. 3
SALESLADIES, exper.; excellent sal
airy and commission. Apply ESTHER
SHOP. Shirlington shopping center.
bright. alert young
women. experienced in selling slip
cover and drapery fabrics: good
salary: 5-day wk.: excel. working
conds.; in air-cond. store: Apply
manager. MILL END SHOP. 4031
2Sth st. South Shirlington shopping
center, Arlington. Va. IS
Evening star., 1952-09-03
HELP---WoMEN

service research. sta
Lutheran background. call DI. 0702
sass7 .ha sap'ss s1y si..qa. tss .ssss ssss
ing change accurately. Would pre-
fer some one in the Silver Spring
area ,Apply, ,dd dMoRNINGsIDE LAuN-
in small ONCE; permanent: 5-day
ypns sDpy 5o shUae s
land ave ne. or phone pU; 1908
+, foE I'm NJ. Mesh Mosher between s-5;3o. a 3
esFSlsanes esF sf RM is9es a9s MR sh pn8ER five $40
CLERK. Bethesda area. to assist in
bookkeeping and payroll distribution
work. 35-hr. week, compenSations
according to ability and exper. Apply
eo e Der'en ga S2adsy SSd sPEc1ehTy ehsvy
Clerk-Front Office
Must be PIX operator Alternating
shifts, am. to 3 pm. and 3 to
pm: Apply weekdays. personnel
office, MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL, 18th
and Euclid sts. NV. -5
CLERKS. exper.. to manage laundry
and dry cleaning stores. Good hours,
salary plus commission. Apply
GREYSTONE LAUNDRY, 2216 Sth
st. NV. AID. 9062. IS
CLERKS for dry cleaning. white or
colored. Experience not necessary,
we will teach you; very good start
ing salary. Permanent position, va
cation with pay. Apply SHERMAN
CLEANERS. 770S Georgia ave. NV.
4
for stuffing and asserting
envelopes for 3rd-class mailing. Be
tween ages 21 and 50). Call UN.
3472.
CLERKS for inserting mail circulars
In envelopes: no experience neces-
sary. Evening work from 6 to 10
pm. Give phone number when re-
plying. Box 395-D. Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
FILING
TELEPHONE
AND
TYPING

who are high school graduates. Cali
in person for interview and ask for
Miss White.
THE CREDIT BUREAU
1921 G st. NV.
FSUNdAlN isIcsd! \ G GIRL, ssoloIed; expsT: I:
!seisS: SssklY: ApSly . sMIras # PHaRs Hitass
GIRLS. White. expert
enced; Hours IL noon to $3.50 pm.
Closed Suns. and holidays Paid va
cations and holidays. NATIONAL
DRUG CO., 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
GIRL, light eelored. par,
q. ryll tim time; MAYFAIR PHAR-
FoHSfA1N Soe GIRLs, s. ns must An ). isss esps
SpToMS pHAR., z Ss5S'0es; $3.50 Conn. AeSty sSs,
FOUNTAIN and luncheon counter
girls; day or evening shift: good
pay. Apply in person, AMBASSADOR
DRUG STORE. 14th and K SITS. NV.
colored, neat, exper-
fenced. fast. start work Immediately
310l 18th st. ne. LA. 6-70SO. 4
HOSTESs-Excel. position now open
For attrac. young lady. under 30
yrs; OF age. with executive ability:
cocktail lounge, in restaurant; exper.
conds.. group insurance benefits
after 3 mos, paid vacation. Inclose
photoeraph. Box 63-G. Star. 8
5 pm. to l am Excel,
oppor. for right person. For infor-
nation. call DU. 1929.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
CLERKS

White: 5-day week: $40 to Sis pm.
General clerical work: tipping ability
helpful but not necessary; pleasant
working conditions. Apply SOUTH
ERN WHOLESALERS, INC, 707
Edgewood st. ne.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
CLERKS

White. under SO; permanent positions
talso some temporary positions last
ing through the end Of the year,.
Aforementioned bldg; modern cafe
terra; 40-hour, 5-day week: tipping
not required; annual starting salary,
S2,4OO, liberal vacation and sick
GRAPHIC SOCIETY,", Personnel 81.
fice, Bird and r sts. ne. 8 am. to
4 pm. NO PHONE CALLS. "a
Evening star., 1952-09-03
AN OPPORTUNITY

Ror 3 men between the ages Of 20
and 35 to work in recently opened
factory branch of national manu-
facturer; permanent position. Com
plete training and immediate pro-
motions. Must be willing to start at
$40 per week and be able to furnish
local character refs: car essential;
call RA. 1904, Thurs. only for in
tervieW appointment.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
SECRETARY

A large. weli-established organization
has desirable opening for q cap
able woman. 21-35 yrs. of age. who
is interested In q permanent posi-
hand and tipping of a good caliber
are required We desire an indi-
vidual, who is neat in appearance,
capable Of meeting people and able
to give good attendance. Hours: g.
$3.50. Mon. Fri. Paid vacations. sick
company benefits. Salary commen-
surate with experience. Reply in own
handwriting. giving complete work,
experience. educational BACKGROUND
and personal data. Box &c, Star.
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, white. for
trade assoc; hrs. 9-5, 5-day week:
st. NV. co. 26OO. -
Evening star., 1952-09-03
HElP--WoAEN
SALESLADIES

You'll enjoy selling to q. 8.
Navy Personnel in our eX-
change stores in the Washing
ton area and in Arlington, Va.
you'll also be given a generous
salary and other desirable
benefits, Full or part time.
Phone for appointment, LU.
4-54O0, Ext. 500.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
HELP MEN Cont.

YOUNG MAN, under 35, to SUPER
wise our tabulating UBM machines.
The former supervisor has been pro-
NOTED and We are looking for =
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. 37ia-hr. week.
Apply Room 900, Personnel once.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
Sl6 14th st. NV. =
YOUNG MAN-White. over Is years.
Newspaper ONCE. Georsetown. 5-day
wk. Opportunity for advancement.
YoGNG Ej MAN. with the ability to re-
move and install clocks and speed
ometers in automobiles. No expert
ence necessary. Apply HOS 2lst st.
nv bet. $50 and $40. 4
YOUNG MAN, 1928: ambitious, will
ing to learn retail drapery and slip
cover fabric business; no outside
work; excellent opportunity for
right person to advance to position
Of asst manager. Write. giving full
details to Box 132-B, Star. s
YOUNG MAN. colored. for grocery
store. Some exper. and drivers
license required. MIKES DIGS.
MARKET, 100 Z st. NV. ST. 44s7.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
TYPIST

local branch of nation wide organ-
ization; so words per minute or
better, some typing experience nec-
essary; 5-day wk.;. paid vacation.
pleasant working conditions, perm.
position. Salary open. ME. $3.50. For
appointment. MIR. FIELDS or MR..
PRICE.