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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-20

J. l.. Peters was the honor guest
at the home of Mt. and Mrs.
George Peters on Fathers Day
when members of the family enjoy
ed the afternoon and evening to-
gether. In addition to- the honor
guest and the host and hostess the
following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Peter and Carol Jean,
Toledo; MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Peters,
Suzanne, Janet, and Ronald; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred ]. Peters and Mar
jorie, Mrs. Cora Winters, Miss
Nina Williams, Mrs. Anna C. Flick,
Mary Anne and Roger Peters.
Miss Joan Mylander made brief
visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mylander,
Sunday after spending two weeks
vacation in Florida with Miss Hen
rietta Krift, Pemberville, former
teacher in Oak Harbor High
School. She attended the Miller
reunion in the afternoon before
returning to Cuyahoga Falls where
she is the Summit County Home
Demonstration Agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Koepke and
Barbara, Miss Elsie Meyer, Mrs
Henry Meyer, Mrs. George Hacker
and Phyllis attended the music
festival Sunday afternoon in the
Toledo Sports Arena, which fea
tured the Simultaneous playing o!
100 pianos, then 100 organs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles SWartz anG
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Shane were
visitors at the Russell Bordeau,
home Sunday.
Louis Schimansky, San Francis
co, is visiting his mother thi
week enroute to his home from ;
business trip to New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Goldstein
Patty and Terry, visited her ia
ther, William Klovski, Sr., in Det
roit Sunday. Later they attended
the open house held by Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Klovski, Jr., in homo
of the graduation of a daughter
Joan, from Dearborn High School
Kenneth Michel, son of Mr.. AM
Mrs. E. j. Michel, motored to Cal
roll Twp. Tuesday evening Wher
he visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. +
Kruger and family. The evenin
was spent playing croquet folloWe,
by the group watching the Cleve
land Indian baseball game on tele
vision over Channel 9 on a 17ir
RCA set from Mulligan Electric
Cleveland lost 4-3 after having tn
bases loaded in the eighth ipnin
and no one out and they still
couldn't push across even the ty
ing run. Bob Feller was the losin,
pitcher, Bob Porterfield the win
ner. Sandy Consuegra turned i!
sterling relief performance Ken
meth was very detected over tn
outcome of the baseball game
even though he was consoled b,
the fact he did win one croque
game.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-20
Area Students Pass
Business Course Tests

Two area students have passed
the National Business Entrance
Tests given by the National Office
Management Association at Bowl
ing Green State University re.
Gently.
Receiving their MONA certifi.
Gates are Judy Borman, Putin
Bay, and Marcella Hermes, Oak
Harbor. The tests were given in
bookkeeping, general clerical
work, stenography, typewriting
Miss Borman is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Bor
man, Put-inBay, and Miss Hermes
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Hermes, RID 2, Oak Har
Dor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-20

Mrs. Frank NORTH and daughter,
Adelaide, SCOTS Bluff, Neb., left
for home Saturday after visiting
at the Fred Grieger, Jr., home for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Clara Carts was released
Saturday from Memorial Hospital,
Fremont, and is convalescing at
home on the Walter Miller farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvia Wyatt spent
Sunday visiting relatives in Dan
bury and Marblehead.
MIR. and Mrs. Orlin Hockin re-
Gently had as their guest Mrs.
Hockin's sister, Mrs. Hugh Robin.
son and daughter, Cincinnati
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-20
Hot flashes" Of Change Of Life stopped
u SulKlng reIIeveu
in 63-8o%* Of the cases
in doctors tests!

. Those suffocating cheat
waves" alternating with ner-
VouS, clammy feelings - and
accompanied often by restless
irritability and nervousness -
are well-known to women Suf-
I fering the Acknowledgements
distress of middle life change!
You want relief from such
suffering. And-chanceS are
you can get it. Thrilling relief!
Thanks to t1DO famous Lydia
Pinkhan1 medicines!
I'm doctors tests, Lydia Pink
hams Compound and Tablets
brought relief from such dis
tress in 63 and 800 (respective-
ly) of the cases tested. Com
plete or striking relief!
thousands Have Benefited
= Amazing, you say? Not to the
many thousands of women who
know from experience what
these Lydia Pinkham medi-
cineS can do!
Their action - actually - is
very modern. They exert a SCI
entiflcally calming, soothing
effect!
Try Lydia Pinkham's on the
basis of medical evidence! See
If you, too, don't gain blessed
relief from those terrible "hot
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-20
PUT-IN-BAY

MIo. EICQcIlCk WllIlelIIl was
hostess at lovely stork shower
given for her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Harold Wilhelm, this week.
Guests present were: The hor-
ored guest, Mrs. Harold Wilhelm,
Mrs. Richard Fox, Misses. Gail
and Patricia Webster, Miss Flor
cnce Langlois, Mrs. Edward
Cooper, Mrs. Joseph Parker, Miss.
es Margaret Mary and Rose Ann
Kindt, Mrs. Robert Nose and Mrs
Jack Meyers. Games of bunco
were played, and Mrs. R. Fox,
Miss Rose Ann Kindt and Mrs.
Edward Cooper held scores for
honors. Refreshments were served
after which the "stork gifts
| were opened and enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Nose
and children of Columbus, Ohio,
were guests here this week at
the home of Mrs Noses parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Woischke.
Miss Kathleen Grove, niece,
was a guest at the Nose home in
Columbus this past week.
Norman Traverse, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Traverse of
East Point Road, is leaving for
California soon, where he will be
district manager of the branch
office of the DeVilbiss Co. of To-
ledo.
On June %, the American Le-
glon Auxiliary of Scheible Down
ing Post No. 542 will give a bake
sale, in the Assembly Room.
Confirmation services were
held in st. Paul's Episcopal
church on June IL, at 800 p. M,
with Bishop Burroughs officiating
and Rev. Allen P. Roe assisting.
Duane Dress, Charles Duggan and
Gregory Greunke received the
rites of confirmation. A reception
followed the service, and it was
held in the parish hall.
The Wa-Le-Ro Choir School
gives added interests to the
church during the summer
months, providing the musical
setting for the Sunday services
at 1000 o'clock and Choral Even
song at 400 on Fridays. This fea-
ture of the st. Paul's Episcopal
church work includes the Sun
days between June % and July
9th. On Tuesdays there in morn
ing prayer at 1000 and on
Thursdays Holy Communion at
1000 a. m. Rev. Dominic Cos
setta is the chaplain and Mr.. Paul
Beymer the director of Wall
Ro.
Members of the vestry are:
Messrs. Eugene Ingold, George
Borman, Ethan O. Fox, Clarence
Grove, Elmond Du Bois, Chester
Dress and DR.. Jacob Verduin and
Miss Marie Fox.
Rev. Allen Perkins Roe is the
resident rector of St. Paul's.
The members of Lone Willow
Rebekah Lodge will hold a regu-
lar meeting on Thursday evening
ct 800 p. m., on July 10. Mrs.
Marie Ellenberger, of Port Clin-
ton, representative of District
No. Z will inspect the lodge, and
the comforting of the Rebekah
Degree.
Mrs. Ellenberger will be the
guest of Miss Ruth Burggraf Ga
member of the degree stafD dur
ing her stay here.
On Wednesday, June 18, the
degree staff will hold rehear-
sal at 800 p. m. in the lodge
room. Refreshments will follow
the meeting June 10.
The Ohio Ana Assn. held a
meeting at Gibralter Island this
week. Mrs. j. Lausche, wife Of
Gov. Lausche, and former COVER
| ners White and Meyer Cooper
and wives, were among the mem
bers present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wertenbach
and Mrs. L. Wolfe of Glenfield
and Pittsburgh, Pa, were guests
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-20
OAK HARBoR
NEWS BRIEFS

Mrs. George Rieser, Los An
geles, Calf, left Sunday for her
home after spending several weeks
Visiting reatives and friends in
Ohio. Mrs. Rieser is a sister of
Fred Grieger, Sr.
Mrs Bertha Cavalier had as her
Sunday guests her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Witt, Christy and Kathy, of Port
kClintOn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-20

flashes" and weakness so COM
mon in change of life"
Don't put it off! Get Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound or nea0, imprODed Tab
let's with added iron trial size
only 500.
Wonderful = too - for the
functional pains, cramps,
"dragged-out" feelings and
other discomfort of monthly
menstrual periods!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-20

1t has q quieting effect on
uterine contractions that
often cause ''peri0d" paint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

c as1 c SS4F e cshes gasI ss L g.
GIRL ri WANTS WANTS r.h.w. or. child care
for employed couple; honest and
rslisSls; refs is NO .ns sSs3 refer.
ence, wants full-time domestic days
C CH1S oMni1DEDiEAGED WOMAN
wishes lob, baby sitting or take care
Of bachelor apt: good ref. AID: 4lS;
GIRL, eSl 6I wants wa gay s TS5k rri az
sS1I NURSE, coiored. desire.
care for elderly person or child
care $40 plus carfare.. AK. 1879.
day work. References. Ii. 4-6255.
week. c csli au oe 5bes after 3 pm.
WOMAN, colored wants 5.day wk.,
full or part time; refs, AT; 56l !;
Avn sSrt WORK iq6nsr and eles sossb
DOMESTIC WORKERS who know the
value of service and responsibility.
can be obtained through HOUSE
WORKERS, INC. Organization OF
skilled Domestic Workers; fog In
D aosmsslGa w MoRK HI so Want work By
day or week; references. Du. 4494.
COLORED LADY wants 6-day weeks
good references. Elk. 1904,
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time day.
or s-h asoJ night work OF any kind.
Cofc ;ssiVT GIRL, neat. reliable. de-
sires domestic work by day. Call
sny s TIM. n; 4 deaiye. ,ob a, moth
nights. Phone NO. 4749;
COLORED LADY desires g.h:w: and
child care; expsr.; Tef; DQ Ia 4so Ssv,s
SeTf ~. p part tin ssS p waitress. Can
COLORED WOMAN desires job: kit.
helper or charwoman; night work
to Z am. Ii. 6-16S9. IL
GIRL, colored, desires restaurant or
domestic work; day or night. Du.
CSOITOSRED LADY desires washing and
ironing in her home; excellent work.
C oE Ell GIRL desires general house
work by the day; references. LII.
CoIWRiED WOMAN. honest, reliable.
experienced. wants maid WoTk N
GIRL, colored, general housewerk;
5 days OF part time. FA. $3.50.
C HID CARE. general homework: s.
day week; Sat, and Sun. of; ref
erences: II; 7-620a.
week g.h.w., or care OF childen OF
working mother; references. GE.
DAYS WORK wanted. Mon, Tues.
Thurs; experienced. with references.
Call IA, 4-1O76.
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

r. n, WHITE, %, attractive. desires
Dr.'s office; experience Pediatrics:
excellent patient rapport. Call GE.
NURSE. PRACTICAL, desires engage
nent; give excellent care; available
E iRTfsistf TyypI 81 7 cam be of real
value to someone who needs q. lot
of tipping done accurately and in Q
time mornings out. Have car. Call
FIR $.! ss De- s2'';ssS e.;s;i
r sitf6 Sss pm firss-elass. .ll-roSand.
t INCLUDING nos,t military s hs9 ladies' De-
typist or clerk for one-haM day, full
day or longer, call SECRETARIAL g.
OFFICE SERVICES, ST. 1871. -l6
COLLEGE GRAD. recent certihcate
IN interior deeoratins; ,t desires fSil
t lions. ps ss i sap ssep aE Es:R
CONTEMPORARIES to elderly woman
or semi-invalid; no lifting; assist It..
cooking; salary reas. Box FIX, Star.
ELEVATOR OPER.. colored,. .exper. !;
desires gositien in ONCE bldg. or
GIRL. colored. desires work as stock
ress; exper. North 1894. =:
NURSE GOVERNESS, experienced.
wishes position with children; perm.
or temp: Chestnut 7597, -.
desires position. Decatur O742a.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
work, convalescent or invalid; exper.;
SECY., exper. and personable.. desires
immed. employment; cow. location;
6-day Wk Former employer passed
away. Box Tx, Star.
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opportunity for ambitious
Costume ieWeiry sf hosiery; ne rnasget'
full time position with excellent SAL
airy, plus commission, store discounts
in one of Washington's leading FASH
Ion shops. Apply Mr.. Ross.
ERLEBACHER
1910 r st. NV. Ia
SALESLADIEs. ready to wear and
accessories for fine ladies specially
nent position with Opportunity for
advancement. Apply THE ESSIE
o'DoNNELL co.. szo7 Conn. ave.
saaiIxEisLADIEs. experienced; chill
mission alsss wea Appiy o rs gF fnd saoF
1919 Mt. Vernon ave. Arlandris
sa fLisRf exp. ehildren's wear.
excel. salary and comm. Apply
ESTHER SHOP. 1873 F st. NV;
exp. children,s wear.
$40 wk. and comm. Apply ESTHER
SHOP. 1851 Georgia ave.. Silver
sAIEsEADIEs. full time: work close L
to home, save time and cost Of
3i7s Queens Chapel I'd, Queens.
town Shopping Center. Mt. Rainier.
SALESLADIES, bright. alert, young
women. experienced in selling Slip
cover and drapery fabrics; good
salary; 5-day. week; excel. working
manager, MILL End SHOP. 4031
2Sth st. South. Shirlington shopping
center. Arlington. Va. -22
SALESLADIES, experienced, for baby
wear; references; salary open; good
1925 G st. NV -22
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS: Professional
ars ST. Tele e. Ss TENNIS ENfTu
L sinS CAKE GAZE gD,iECco6R2ffMG liz
hours insstruction. 2 hours weekly.
HIGH sCHOOL.-Earn your diploma
at home IN spare time. Also 400
Business Ycs sng nSen M sIa
IS T,,s s.Srss :v s s,s..
CHANDLER. no. 1924 81. 72Ss.
PROFESSIONAL RADIO announcing
training and placement. Low cost.
Day and evening classes. ME. 52h5.
NEW CLASSES now starting In TYP
ING, shorthand, bookkeeping; spe-
cial methods. small classes; saves
half usual time; positions open row
paying $50 to $50 week; start i'm.
mediately. BOYD SCHOOL. cor.
18th and @ sts.. Ma. 234O.
MANY ANNOUNCING and writing
Jobs throughout the U. B. now open
to trained broadcasters. Enroll now:
Over 40 former students employed
New courses IN teleyision commences
II Sept; Additions By appointment.
TRAINING in beauty eul-
ture; all subjects TAUGHT. Approved
for CT training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
HOOK.RUG INsTRUCTIoN taught
by the Gtratton method. Learn to
make heirloom rugs from old clothes.
Moderate rates. UN. 1888. Ia
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HELP-WokAEN

Arthur Murray Teachers
VIII train attractive and ambitious
women between 81 and %. college
graduates preferred. with good per-
full training. Guaranteed income
at start. Apply ARTHUR MURRAY
STUDIOS. to pm. and z to 8
p.rn., In person only. HOG Conn.
ave. NV.
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SECRETARY

Age 35 to 40, with accounting back
ground. Very limited amount Of
dictation. should be capable typist
reports, financial statements, etc.
Interesting, varied work with pro-
gressive growing company; 5-day
week, 8 to 4:3O. GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES INSURANCE CO., 14th
and L SITS. NV. --16
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TOBACCO CLERK. no exper. neces-
sary, no night or Sunday work.
STANDARD DRUG CO., 1922 14th
TYPIST-Permanent position; b-day
week. Apply INSURANCE CO. OF
NORTH AMERICA, $50 woodward
Bldg; 18th and II SITS. NV. .-l6
TYPIST, under 2b, for contractors
service bureau. 5-day week. inter-
esting work. Opportunity for adj
vancement. Apply Room 413. Wood
ward bldg, 18th and Il SITS. NV.
TYPIsTs. exper. helpful. but not
necessary: perm. position: 6-day.
; A6.hr; g VIZ: pleas; working combs.
surance and hoSpitalizstion plan,
retirement plan: Amply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES EMPLOYMENT Of
TYPISTS., stenogs., for temporary day
work. Room s. TOWER BLDG. 14th
TYPisT. perm. position; 6-day wk.:
air-cond. ONCE; exper: not nee; 40
w.p.m. $40 woodward Bldg.
RE. 1862. 1t
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HELP--WoMEN
SALESL,ADY

SALEsLADY. inter. exp.. for corset
no nights. DoR-NE. 5000 14th st.
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AIRLINES

Men and unmarried women, 1885,
needed to train for ground or flight
airlines positions; training need not
Coast-to-coast FREE placement
service for our grads. Write. call
IN person or phone DI. 6703 be-
tween IL am. and z pm. nm. 702.
NATIONAL AIR COLLEGE, no 14th
ct. NV, Wash. 8, d. c. LIZ
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HELP-WoAEN
LADIES' 1895

In earning S4OO monthly.
free. to travel working Florida and
West Coast resorts and return,
neat in appearance. Transp. paid.
See Mrs. Grifith, Roosevelt Hotel,
1919 noon. 4-6 pm. Don't phone.
YOUNG LADY for customer service
dept. 20 to 80. with stationery and
ONCE equipment company. Perm.
position. Call l.. j. Milliken, MA.
ABB, for appointment. CHARLES
q. SToTT CO.. 1910 N. z. ave.
NV. la
LADY, to train n billing
CLERK in optical wholesale business;
b-day wk: Apply HILBERT OPTICAL
Co. 14l6 Eye st. NV. LIZ
YOUNG LADIES, 1926
Free to travel; natl. known concern:
salary more than SIS q week, bonus,
comm, tmmed. cash drawing account.
See MIR. MASON. Cairo Hotel; hours,
10 am. to IL noon, or z to 8 pm.
No phone calls. 90
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HELp---WoMEN

SALESWOAIAN for gift shop; 4O-hr.,
| 5-day wk.: exper. pref. Apply MARY
| BAYNES GIFTS. 002 1zth st. NV.
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switchboard Operator

FOR retail furniture store: pleasant
workinE ecndition.: 5-day. z0-nr.
MILLER FURNITURE CO. eth 4nd
4ennA avs 80
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HOUSEWIVES

HOUSEWIVES
Here "a your opportunity to earn
extra money working part time in
o modern bakery. Your hours Of
hold schedule. We will train you.
Apply in person.
FEDERAL BAKE SHOP
1909 p ST. NV. Ii
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TYPISTs (2)

For permanent full-time typing.
white; 5-day. 40-hour week; air
conditioned building; free Insurance,
fe teri "e cash BONUSES ,es Plus JUS profit d
sharing plan; advancement. Call
personnel department.
HO. 2476
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SECRETARY

ALLIE III FnEso1OGNI
OF advertising agency; must be at
tractive, neat and able to take |
aboye-ayerage dictation: Top salary.
II available. BOX. 1851. Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
40-nour week; experienced; good
starting salary; aviation. Ma. 1904.
sEcRETARY-sTENO G RAPHEEI
sales sfs on snSnseT i6r sm has
tious young lady: 5-day wk.. pleas.
air-c onSs working conds. Telephone
s hi EAR sTENoGRApHER. ex-
D Dsalsbesdi Ma un 1910. 30; ss75 per
SEWING EWING ROOM SUPERVISOR, to
train and supervise handicapped
women and girls in clothing repair;
interesting, useful work: 5:day wk.
other employe benefits. ME. 5940
SHIPPING CLERK, young woman for
3-mos. position wrapping small
ington Cathedral once. Seth and
sM MSfals sAL lei u expsr.; excel
. SHOE SALON. Iloe q s.: n.va.6,lI55
Can sun. In. i-6866. E16
SODA MATTRESSES. colored. exper.:
good TIPS. Apply 1907 17th st.
sTTEiHNOGRAPHERs, for real estate Of
nee. BOSS g. PHELPS. INC. 1917
sfkESS "a GnkixAiPHER under so. for T claim
s-day week, congenial ONCE. Good
opportunity for advancement. See
MIR. BAILEY. room AIS woodward
bldg. 10th and H st. NV. 30
tSy a71l 6 hF sx,S S-day wk.. si69 an
sT Ten exper. helpful. but
not necessary: perm. position. 5-day,
40-hour .wk.. pleas. working conds..
sSraace sns PLAN
p ras15ens sToR Rssn EM ARSo5y oF
sTENOGRAPHER. under 80. exper.:
ing conditions; attractive salary to-
start. NE. O160. --1S
|STENOGRAPHER. insurance depart.
ment of one Of Washington's best
Pleasant ee do~n tosIe ofcs 5.das
week, usual employee benefits; SAL
airy open. THOMAS J.. FISHER g.
CO; INC, 73S 18th st. nv. =.
s 81 ysars' must must sa ss. sSiiity n and
S esss esl re- asv s1 a!E eonal.ipssed
STENO-PART-TIME
Q an. to l pm; white; A Apply y 1893
MINATING CO.. bet. 10 am. and
noon. 30
STENOGRAPHER
For general office work; paid vaca-
ton and hospit .,n n%rS S-day' ~ 80
4712 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, Md.
STENOGRAPHER
One opening for Q good typist with
| q little stenographic ability. Apply
| for Job in person and ask for Miss
THE CREDIT BUREAU :.
| 1921 @ st. NV. -10
ENOGRAPHERS
The work is interesting: Our em-
Conditions coUsit ms are Comfortable. The pay
| is based on your ability. We oner
| co-operative grolip-insurance plan.
| Paid vacation. sick leave and other
employe dement's. Apply
S1OnEO, I'M.
1s45 9Th 81. NE: lis
lSTENOGRAPHER
Young woman 2o-35 years Of age.
1 neat in appearances and willing 70
/ give regular attendance. Reasonable
shorthand and tipping speeds are
required. Permanent position. D.
day, 40-hr. wk.. to be filled I'M
mediately. Apply Personnel, Room
/ sos; open weekdays 5000. and
Sat. al. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PENN. AVE. NV.
ISTENOGRAPHERS Q TYPISTS -
Temporary; must be fast and &C.
curate: interesting. varied work:
hours 9-5 or VIII consider part day.
lsSWniirc tsEaBsoARD OPERATOR, white,
for modern apt. bldg; good salary
and working conditions. See res.
mgr, THE EDDYSToNE, 1901 ver-
mont ave. NV. -18
IsWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, Bh-day
week. some clerical work; good work
Ing cond.; salary open. IL 3-610O.
Switchboard Operator
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HO. 2476
TYPIST

Conscientious young woman. 1885
ps sfe tor
A tipping speed Of at least 35 words
per min, is required. Five-day. 40
hr. wk. Apply Personnel, Room Cos;
open weekdays. 8:3o-6 and Sat-.
0-1 No phone calls
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11Ol PENN. AVE. h
TYPIST

TYPIST
n you are an exper. typist and re-
side in Georgetown area, this natl.
org. has good position open for
airy, excel. opportunity to advance.
free disqualification. ms. paid vaca-
tons. CO. 1014. -19
TYPISTS
Good Jobs for good typists. Call in
person for an interview and ask for
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PIX OPERATOR

White. for work in large apartment
building: must be experienced on
large board. Hours, 3 to IL pm,
6 days weekly. Apply Personnel
ONCE. CARFRITZ CO.. 1404 K
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16

STENOGRAPHERs . TYPISTs =
Temporary; must be fast and &C
curate: interesting. varied work:
hours 9-5 or VIII consider part day.
sSSvhirc tsHdBsOARD OPERATOR, white,
for modern apt. bldg; good salary
and working conditions. See res.
mgr. THE EDDYSToNE, 1901 ver-
sWTfTCHBOARD OPERATOR, 6Is-day
week. some clerical work; good work
ing cond.; salary open. IL $4,000.