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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18
MRS. PEARLE IA. MACKENZIE

Mrs. Pearle M. Mackenzie, well
known Lakeside resident and ma
tive of this county, passed away
.arIy Monday in Magruder M e.
mortal Hospital, where she h d
been a patient nearly til rec
months.
Born in Plasterbed, May 1, 1879,
she was daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Slackford.
Surviving are the husband, Dan
iel; one son, Lyle Mackenzie,
manger of Lakeside's Gordon Lum-
Der Co., and one sister, Mrs. Jen-
ME Mapes, all of Lakeside.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon in the Sanders
Funeral Home with burial in Lake
view Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18

Harbor were present to inspect the
Grange and each gave short talk
The Lecturer, Mrs. Mcleod had
nice program arranged for the
evening. Roll Call. Some suggested.
improvements for our local
school. Mrs. Fred Kleinhans gave
a very interesting talk on Th e
School of Fifty Years Ago" Mrs.
Clifford Snider read an article on
"More School for the Money" and
Mrs. Willis LeFevre presented an
interesting contest. A delicious
lunch was served.
Mrs. Garold Daup was in Detroit
several days last week visiting
her husband who is attending
school there.
The w. C. I. U. met with Mrs.
Leonard Sharp Wednesday after
noon. Several guests were present
from Lakeside. Arrangements we're
made to attend the County Conven-
tion at Lakeside Sept. "a when the
State President Mrs. Madison will
be the speaker. An interesting pro-
gram was presented and the lunch
committee, Mrs. w. F. Martin and
Mrs. NJ. E. Lange several refresh
mentS.
Mrs. Henry Nuppenau, who resides
in the cottage near the Mrs. George
Sperber residence, returned after
several days treatment in Magruder
Memorial Hospital.
Captain Harold Sperber returned
home Friday after six months pilot
ing bombers in Korea. On Satur.
day, Harold's co-pilot of World
War II, E. c. Smoky" Stokes
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18
ROBERT LAWRENCE voLLMER

Funeral services for tWo-day old
Robert Lawrence Vollmer, only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Vollmer of Washington ST., were
held Monday afternoon in Gerner
and Wolf Funeral Home, the Rev.
John Braun of st. John Lutheran
Church officiating. Burial was in
the Catawba Island Cemetery.
Born in Magruder Memorial
Hospital Thursday, the little boy
passed away Saturday Surviving
are the parennts, Mr.. and M Mrs. !.
Lawrence Vollmer, and the pater-
nal grandparents, Mr.. an d Mrs.
Eugene Vollmer, Danbury.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18

INFANT LEASER

An infant daughter born to Mr.
and Mrs Donald Leaser, Oak Har-
Dor, was dead at birth Wednesday
night in Magruder Memorial Hos
pital.
Surviving are the parents, Don
aid and Mary Ellen Bennett Leas-
er; one sister, Barbara, and three
brothers, Douglas, Dennis and Al
Ian, and the grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Leaser and Mrs. Mary
]. Bennett, all of Oak Harbor.
Private services were held Fri
day in the Robinson Funeral Home
Oak Harbor, the Rev. Paul DAVID
of Genoa officiating. Burial was In
Union Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18

Weatherford, Texas, arrived UNI
expectedly at. the Sperber homes
and was pleasantly surprised to
find Harold back home. Smoky
spent the weekend here. Harold,
Thelma, Kathy and Roger are
spending several days with his
mother He will be stationed at
Wright-Patterson Field, where
they will return October 20 upon
completion of his leave.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18
SHERIFF BUDD URGES CAREFUL
DRIVING TO PROTECT CHILDREN

1t is apparent to everyone that
the opening of school is with u S
again. We have seen lot of ac-
tivity around school buildings in
the last few weeks. Hundreds o f
advertisements call attention t 0
back to school items. But Sheriff
Budd wonders if these things have
impressed motorists with the need
to observe School Zone signs care
fully again.
Lines and signs indentifying the
school zones are frightened up. So
now it is the drivers responsible
ity to keep his speed under control
as he passes schools while classes
are in session. Many after hour ac-
tivities center at the schools, so it
is best to assume that children
may be about the school, whenever
any sign of activity maybe seen.
There are many drivers who are
not sure what the law says about
passing school buses. Until Octo
ber 2, 1853 when new law be-
comes effective - you can not
pass a school bus when it is
stopped to unload or load passen.
gers.
The new law will allow passing
a school bus that is going in the
opposite direction on multiple
lane divide highway You still
must stop behind a bus going the
same way you are - when it stops
for picking up or discharging pas
sengers Sheriff Budd said the easi-
est way to be sure you are right,
is to stop whether you are re-
quired to Or not
Although there are about 5000
school buses in Ohio, many stu
dents walk, or ride bicycles to
school. The pedestrians should
walk on the left hand side
of the road, staying off the
pavement as much as posi-
BILE. Then they can see ap.
preaching cars, and tell whether
the drivers will give them a wide
berth.
Cyclists must stay on the right
hand side of the road, just as other
vehicles should. The bicycle is a
vehicle in Ohio. Ride single file
one person to a bike, unless it is
actually built to carry two. Travel
under your own power = hitching
rides on motor vehicles is danger
Gus business. Night riders must
have white light to the front, d
red light to the rear.
The Sheriff called on motorists
to give pedestrians and cyclists
plenty of clearance when the slow
er moving traffic is being passed
The stumble of pedestrian, the
swerve of cycle, can involve a cal
in an accident unless ample space
is between car and cycle or pedes
trian at the passing point. Avoic
passing one of these at the same
time you meet an approaching
Car.
Many students have left younger
brothers or sisters at home These
smaller fry have been under the
guidance of their elders most O.
the summer. Tiny Tim and Small
Sally may get the notion to go tt
school too, or to wander as oldel
brother or sister did not allow dur
ing vacation.
Toys in yard give notice tha
pre-school child maybe around
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18
DISCHARGES
NURSE GRADUATES

Miss Mary 10 Knepper, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Knepper
East Fifth Street, was graduated
from the Toledo Hospital School of
Nursing Thursday evening at com
mencement exercises held in TIE
University Of Toledo's Doermann
Theatre
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18
BARRIERS RELAX

Port Clinton BARRIERS enjoyed
their annual meeting-outing We'd
nesday at the Portage River cot
tage of County Treasurer D. l..
Cullenen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18

EXTRA MONEY THRU OUR
CLASSIFIED AID SECTION.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT with extensive tax ex-
perience desires bookkeeping work,
part time: z yrs. college. ia. 4-0050.
ACCOUNTANT. now empl.; college
grad; excel. loc. ref; needs extra
Mfite aRfit fseks sek 4sT Psrn. Start RsTt-time pos
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. age SO, uni
versity graduate; degrees in political
science, government, business adm.
and study of law; World War II
veteran; employment BACKGROUND
I Includes Government 1iaison. re-
search search analyst: purchasing, sales,
perience negotiating contracts
amounting to millions of dollars;
presently employed Washington
Inanager-commerci sales for large
corporation. Desire career position
in progressive organization, where
utilized sds to our our mutual advantage.
CARPENTER, colored, wishes wood
work of any kind. 20 yrs. exp, have
tools and tranSp. Ii. 3-6633.
CARPENTER. woodworker. Have l 1ls-
ton truck. table saws. shapers. NOR
tiser. etc. portable saws. cleo. plane
windows, doors. etc. Want connec-
tion where ability and usefulness
will be properly compensated. Would
consider limited partnership. Nom
drinker. reliable. good references.
II. 2.I567 all day Sunday.
CERTIFIED LAND SURVEYOR. coll
sss Irsstss s5Sdrste .5s sS yE, d nth Is
civil engineering fields. Only those
desiring highest qualifications need
reply. Box &7S-M. Star. -
Evening star., 1953-08-02
ANTIQUES
AntiQues Special

Primitive Pa. Dutch and Early Amer
ican furniture in cherry, pine, wal
nut, maple, butternut and tulipwood.
Lazy Susan. sawbuck, drop-leaf and
Hutch chair tables, matching benches
and chairs. Hutch Dutch, Welsh
and corner cupboard. Unusual dry
sinks. Water benches. commodes.
Chests, large and small; high and
low poster beds. cobblers' benches,
wagon seats and marble-top coffee
tables. Pa. Dutch settle benches,
captains chairs. washstands, mar
bie-top tables, Virginia hunt board.
Boston rockers, Franklin stove, lamp
post with lantern, hanging; bracket
and brass rayo lamps. Bar and milk
stools. HANGING spoon racks and
spice cabinets. Big stock of china,
glass, etc. Inspection invited. Sen
sible low prices. Terms II desired.
Free delivery. Free parking. BE-
THESDA-CHEVY CHASE, Washing
tons large antique dealer" S215
Wis. ave. OIL. 4-2422. 10 a.m.-9
n m TT nGEn CT1NnAVQ
Evening star., 1953-08-02

LANDsCAPING ss9s,t: g1So and cement work
s6 s6DPlNa 2LSelS CO.: 1924 18th st. NV
NESst ss so nsssss HOME srRHpcf RSpsf
PAINTER, colored. 25 years. exper. /;
wants odd Jobs by the hr or lob.
Call II: 4-5713 after 8 pm.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
sTiLTNER. Kr S-3934.
PAINTING DONE. reasonably. Call
MR.. COLLIER, Ju. s-1669. Free
PAINffNG, SIfsmfssSi PApERING, 1st-cisss
woTkmapShip; work h SoN% ESrk done seIa eiImmedi:
pAiNT1NG a1ssE GE ceRTEAG4osoccSmmer. eSAF GH soeaS
cial and residential; satisfactory for
25 years MR. LAWRENCE. RA
PAINTER. 1st class. white mechanic
needs work badly; interior. exterior
speciality; work by contract or hour:
have all equipment. 10. S-0560,
PAINTING. papering, interior. exte-
JU. 9-4771 or JU. 5-4219. Iii
PAINTING. papering and plasterins
House repairs Free estimates. Rea-
sonable. WO. 6-7156. g.
PAINTING-S12 average room; week
end Jobs Q speciality: also plastering
AID. 2-9540. Please call after 6 pm.
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLASTER
ING, quickly. neatly done, reas.
F. p. COOKE, 1881 Holmead pL,
TU. 2-4s63.
and exterior;
guaranteed work, expert mechanic.
CaIl Mr.. WADE. ME. e-2346. -
Evening star., 1953-08-02
ANTIOUES-Helen L. Hanna. 1922
Wilson Blvd, Arlington, ia. 2-5S14
ITS Fun To Look

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Q 1O-gallon.
S-gallon, 2 5-gallon. . 3-gallon, To-
gallon stands, 1S-gallon stand, some
fish and plants. 10. 2-7S3S.
AQUARIUMS and supplies, live daph-
MIA and fresh tupifeX. Summer spe-
cial: Beby Angels, 5 for 81. Others
equally low. Tanks built and re-
paired MINIATURE AQUARIUM,
1907 14th st. NV, ia. 9-6311.
AWNING for house trailer, good con-
dition. 10. 47063
AWNING, aluminium lifetime, for
trailer. SKIS #. Call WA. 7-7503
and Teeter-babe. $50. LO. 7-2S33.
BABY CARRIAGE, collapsible. with
mattress; mos. old. Good condition.
BRBY CARRiAGE. Hedstrom. COL
lapsible. complete with waterproof
BABY CARRIAGE. chrome frame, de
luxe model with cover and mattress.
BABY CARRIAGE. Headstrom, with
net; like new. viii sell for reason
able offer. JU. 7-7433. .
BABY FURN., used-Cribs, chiff >.
playpens, strollers. etc. New and
used, bought and sold, rented and
EXCHANGED GOOD AS NEW SHOP.
24O0 Col. Pike. ia. 7-S572, ia.
2-S502. Trade your good, used baby
equip. for new baby furn. and lge.
tOyS -
Evening star., 1953-08-02
BIG DEMAND
FOR NURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

EXPER. DRIVER will drive or de-
liver your car vic. L. A.; refs. ex-
changed. Leave any time. AP.
cToronto. Montreap, Adj
rondacks, Mag. Falls. 1000 Islands.
LLy. Aug. 22. take 1-2. Box 4s1-M,
MAN will drive your
car from Texas to. Washington or
vicinity between August Is and
LEHVfSf ffHptf%SeF AGuST H a 475$e fo8 Boise Ida
eHn enfrsreen aas9 FIdsEi 4ds5i5. Call after pm
NOON FRI, arriving Sat.
waukee ii. Can take 4. DE. 2-Os46.
DRIVE you or your car to Mexico
RE. 7-6427 or EN-. 2-4l95.
BOSTON 1853 Chrysler. Leave Aug. z.
return abt. wk, Passengers sharing
driving, exp. RE. 7-2s6s. Apt. zoe.
CHICAGO-Leaye Aug. Is, return
gers $40 each way. ia. 7-4777 eve.
DENVER. colo. Govt. employe driv-
ing 1851 Dodge sedan. leaving Aug.
LADY wishes. ride to
Scranton or Syracuse around Aug. s.
Nondrinkers. Share expenses. Phore
Ma. S-9070. Ext. 1102.
TO MIAMI. FLA. Gentleman Al ref
erence. will deliver your car. Only
gas expense Leave Aug or. z.
DRIVING FIVIS g TO FLORIDA August 90.
Want , ladies to help drive only.
Box 254-S. Star.
LENNOX, MASS. Ride wanted by 2
girls for Tanglewood Festival and re-
turn. About August Gth thru 10th.
References. Share expenses. ME.
DRIVING TO. Los ANGELES Sat.
Share .5SiS,SNs sSP Fet sS:h HE; ~ 4565s
pairs; commercial or residential.
REMODELING. attics,
bsmts. finished, porches. patios, re-
pairs. Terms AP. 7-1500. y
ALTERATIONS. porches
jalousie Enclosures. sketches or eSti-
mates free; all work fully guaran-
teed: no money down: 80 months
to pay SECO SALES. 10 5000
day or night.
remodelins. basement to
roof: free eSti.; terms. RICHARD B.
FERRIS. ME. S-69e5, JU. 9-7264.
ALTERATIONS - Home
improvements Of all kinds. FHA
terms, or we viii reflnance your
mortgage on easy terms No money
down: 4Ace interest: up TO 25 yrs.
to pay; no fees involved. Call JU.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
AGENT.

CARDS-Unioue gallery
who want something different" No
other line like 1t. Selection Of I26
exclusive designs, including SO
especially for. business flrms-all
with customers name. Wide price
range Up to So to S76 commission
on each sale. Full OF. part time. For
elaborate sample outfit from famous
old-established firm. write PROCESS
CORP. 1850 8. Troy Dept. &c. Chi
cago 23. Ill.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment odd Jobs. yard work,
wall washing. carpentry. houseclean-
| ing. etc. SALVATION ARMY, Harbor
Lights Corp ME S-4532
Evening star., 1953-08-02

IRM. SUITE, antique. white. Dble.
d, dresser, night table. mirror;
e new OripinallY SRah must
Evening star., 1953-08-02

G.H.W.. cooking or caring for chill
dren, restaurant work. Colored.
Experience. NO. 7-2577s
GIRL, colored, desires general house.
perience. RA. 6-s074.
GIRL, colored. wishes Job as maid
or g.h.w., 5 days q week: S25 plus
carfare. Ii. ,7-1,76s.
GIRL, colored, desires days work.
GIRL, coiored. wishes housework,
child care or hotel work; days.
References. 10. S.S64S.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
BOOKS

Many books from estates Of Hon.
Seth Richardson, H. Lassiter. others,
RFjSsS RooS Sales AL 'gia'tlGP g9s 18TH i. EsTATE
2nd floor: Sun. and Mon, 10 am.
to 10 pm.
BOOKCASES, sectional, Globe -Wer.
neke and other good makes: bar
DI. 1882. l1l2 14th st. NV.
sectional, mahogany. 3lx
so, Monday through Friday. AID. q
67a1: Sunday, RA. 6-6734.
BOOKCASE, adjustable shelves, dbl.
glass doors, S25. LO. 1888.
30 books, various
classics, $50 or trade for gun. CO.
5-0739.
SOUTHEAST BOTTLE SUPPLY CO.,
726 12h st. sc. Ii. e-o606.
BRl(k race or common new; one
or million Open Saturdays.
ALASKA COAL g. BRICK Co. Ma.
S-5SS5, OF 4-730O.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
BEDROOM

BEDROOM SET, mahogany, Duncan
Phyfe, 10 pieces; includes glass
tops; like new. Call HE. 4-3TOb.
BEDRM SET. Regency. mahos.. good
cond. Was $500, sell $50. Ju.
BEDRM. sUITE-2-tone walnut, GUS
gain, S75. Love seats. DE. 2-s96S.
BEDRM. SUITE. complete, excellent
quality and condition, lined oak.
mower, move; S.. EN-. So7s7S. "a
BEDROOM SUITE, S175; Oriental
rugs, kit. and household furnishins0
at bargain prices. l713 LAMONT
BREiDSRRM. SUITE, ANTIQUE. white. Dbl..
sacrifice for $225. ia. 9-7sb7. "A
BEDROOM SUITE, modern. walnut,
so pieces; sas2kS dbl dresser chest. bed
BHE6RooMa0 H9; o1Sa04' SUITE. bed, dressing
table. stool chest. occasional chairs;
reasonable. LA. 6-2346. =
BELL, bronze, church, cast in 1909
coIlectors col rS item. ''SaGS Any day % but @ sun. &
BENDix Economat washer, $50; good
apt.-sized gas stove, $50; used Hot
point refgr. $40 or best offer. ,JE.
weight, gear shift. hand brakes.
light. set, etc; like new. Ii. 7-6553.
BICYCLE. Raleigh. Lenton Sports.
mans, 26-in., 3-Speed gear. 2 yrs.
old, good condition; best, offer. AID.
BICYCLE, boys, 26oin., excel. cond..
pSS8 $50; Sall 5 Lu: Sfa2S7Gs Sa2tI7Is ,S. NAN,
BICYCLE; clan poyf y,f 26Iinsn' iIsh IKE new;
English, S35; also
Schwinn 90 in, both 3-speed. excel.
condltion. HO, 2oo2995. - .
BsGfc1E-GirLs ~ 4E SIdGs$ "a in.' sood eond''
BICYCLE, 3-wheel with delivery bog
In front, excel. cond.. $26. 33l
BICYCLE StS2E 81 81 Mans. English, hand
brakes. accessories, $3.50; Monitor
Rotisserle 6roiier combination new.
BiCYCLE-Girl's. sturdy 2O-in. bike.
S12.50: good studio couch, $3.50;
Pbdns HSlnst IA tlntshed sl1 Cd cedar chest So
BICYCLE (Rollfastl; good cond.,
mans; will sell for SIS. OIL. 2-35I6.
BICYCLES, 10, recond;. painted, SIS
S25; hand lawn mowers. so. just
pick for Ss. 1888 Rhode Island
used. 26-in., boys. s9eS
up. COLLEGE PARK CYCLE SHOP,
5010 Berwyn I'd. TO. 9-4744. a
BIKE, girls, 26-inch, with speed
ometer, exc. cond.. S26. Wo.
2. 2e-in., S1s-$3o. 1919
Monroe ST. ne.
BOOKS-The Columbia Univ. course
of literature books, never used, S136
or best offer ME S-32AR
Evening star., 1953-08-02
HELP-DoMESTlc

COOK - Dependable. experienced
$50 wk. EN-. 2-374S. =
COUPLE WANTED - Mclean. Va
area: take charge lge. house; nlust
be good cook, fond of :hildren. will
ing, cheerful and cooperative: Other
exper, unnec.; best personal refs
most important. Telephone EN-
COUPLE, white, .ts to tSke car: E:r;ao Si new
Potomac; excellent upstairs living
quarters, only 2 adults in family
Lifetime security assured for right
couple. SO. $4,000; eyes,. so
GENERAL houseworker. weekday,
ecd afternoon thTopgh dinner En- En-
ing fRs'nS not iSs; nee. cali si6 J6. 5-4ao1. 00A'
G.H.W., colored: live In Fort Lee
N. j.; small family; S1oO mo. tc
start. TU. 2-5076.
GHW-Afternoons. 1-5. SIS week
an and caEfare. EXperienee dss necessary
G:H,W.. Ldry;. cooking, for famil,
every @ snGtf other a Sunday sS other i help en-. en-.
ployed Refs. OIL. 6-6575.
GHW-No cooking Live in. Exper
Between 25-40. Local refs. 760t
18th st. NV. TU. 2-252S. 4
HOUsEKEEPER -COOK-white. be-
tween 80 and As, to live in, Fond
of children: EXPERIENCE and refer.
398-S. Star.
HOUSEKEEPER, reliable. experienced
white woman. % to 45 years, needed
to take over Ink. and cooking fol
family Of 3. Live in. Permanent posi-
tion. Call weekdays. RE. 7-3640;
HoUsEKEEPER, white, ne. sec, lily,
be your home. HE; 4-5516. Cal
HOUSEKKEEPER. white; live in: To-
cal references; / adult, ssemi-invalidi
EoIisEKTTPER salaSy GgsPi JE i've 4Sls6. 49, rensr.
and board. Wo. 6-6ss6. 0'' -'O"
HOUsEKEEPER. white: permanent;
family of 3 adults q empty: cook
ing; live in: comfortable. congenial
home. Box 309-M. Star. 3
HOUSEKEEPER, exper., white woman;
for adults; liye in or out; perm.
live in; upstairs rm.:
iS@' R gRer a s saa enSSsed: 8 SIS soPe
SETTLED WOMAN to live in colored
home for care of Ayr. .-oId and light
housekeeping; must have D. c. refs.
Ii. 3-3261. 3
WOMAN to do ironing at her home.
Silver Spring preferred. JU. 7-7S23
WOMAN, experienced, to live in; gen.
eral housework. ironing, cooking
health card. local references; Mon.
through Sat-: good pay. EN-. 3-7S96.
WOMAN, white. general Kit. work fol-
rest home; excel. salary; live in
JU. 5-6541. 3
MIDDLE AGED COLoRED CPLE--
Small farm outside Alexandria
Woman houSekeeper. man outside
work. Good living quarters perma-
nent for qualified cple. Telephone
XII. 9-0249.
Al COOK, g.h.w.. 5h days. Fond
of children. 25 to 40 years. Good
salary. References. Call EN-. 2-3386
PREFER someone from Alex. area
for g.h.w. and laundry, Tues. and
Friday; 80 TO- 4:30 pm. 75c an
TO LIVE IN-Middle-aged white
woman. cook and housework. nice
home. JA. 7-0535.
COLORED GIRI-Maid and general
housework. an ex-child worker.
Evening star., 1953-08-02
HELP WOMEN tcont.D

RECEPTIONIST, 25-35. Hrs. 1915
Also lady for evening 6-S. Capable
Of meeting people, taking messages
some typing etc. Write STUDIOS
1873 Conn. ave.
RECEPTIONIST- -STENO.
Builder-realtor needs capable girl iol
general ONCE work. Pleasant work
ing conditions. 5l2-day week-Sal.
ary open. Call Miss Jordan, Carl
M. FREEMAN REALTY CO., Be-
thesda. Md. OIL. 4-0642. z
RELIEF CASHIER and file clerk. 20.
40: typing req. Apply MRS. MCCAIN
Sibley Memorial Hospital. Z
gALESLADY. age ,25-56. for high
class outgrown shop; good saiary
convenient to buslineS; and excellent
opportunity for advancement. GOOD
AS NEW SHOP. 2400 Columbia pike
Arlington. ia. 7-S572 or ia. 2-S5O2.
sALESLADY. age 1885. youthful per.
sonality. attractive appearance; good
retail store sales ability. Store To-
Gated near 14th and G SITS. NV
Costume jewelry. greeting cards
gifts; 51a-day week; salary. $40
Call Ii 7-3304, for appointment
SALESLADIES, experienced selling
dresses, coats and suits. Liberal
salary plus If commission on al
sales. SAKS. 610 18th st. a
SALESLADY-Ready- and &C.
cessorieS. accent on appearance and
personality. Experienced preferred
Salary and commission. ADORABLE
900 H st. ne. -
Evening star., 1953-08-02
AIR CONDITIONERS

AIR CONDITIONERS
Big savings during our August clear
ance sale. Compare our low prices.
Open evenings. IA. 7-7722
American Service Center
585 N. Glebe Rd., Arlington
AIR CONDITIONING UNIT-Three-
ton commercial Chrysler Air-temp:
perfect condition. DI. 7-4626. 2"
AIR CONDITIONER, 1853 Crosley. u
h.p.: used 2 months. MISS SIM
MONS, MA. S-44S3. .
AIR CONDITIONER - Chrysler Air
temp. h-ton console; excel. cond;
500 Harrison 2-9375. -3
Air conditioners. 3 Remington, Model
12-C, 11a-hp., console type, excel.
cond. Used less than 9 mos. Cost
new $1,000 ea. Sac. for S40O each.
Philco Model 7s-H. N-h.p.. window
type. excel. cond. Used less than 6
mos. Cost new S400, will sac. $500.
Call American Chemical Society
Air CONDITIONER, A-h.p. Carrier
console; good condition; S135. ia.
AIR Go; Co;NDfTIoNER. DIT window model
good working condition, $50. Also
"a" pedestal fan, S35. See At rear
Of s1S Kennedy st. NV. 10 am.
to pm. today.
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN

COUPLE - Middle aged. unencum-
bered, experienced, to manage hotel,
motel or tourist home; references
exch, Box 336-L. Star. Q"
live in. Wife cook and general house
keeper; has broad experience in
farm management for registered
beef cattle or horses. no dairy farm.
A. DokenS. HO. 2-3566. Ext. 217,
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH sCHoOL-Earn your diploma
at home in spare time: 1t offers
big advantages. les. TU. 2-0837.
81 ARTHUR MURRAY dance lessons
for S425 cash. Call JE. 3-Ot44
PBx-RECEPTIONIsT course easily
learned: age no handicap; day class
tuition, S25 night, $40. NATL. PIX
SCHOOL. HU 3-3824. ST 3.727S
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty eul.
ture all subjects taught: approved
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY cox COX
LEGE, 1919 G st. NV. DI 7-1762
TUTORING in all subjects. All grades.
Call MIR. COLLIER, JU. 81 $50. %
REMEDIAL READING-Don't let
your child fail because of poor
reading. Have him tutored now and
brought up to class level by fall.
READING SPECIALISTS, RA. g.
1895.
REAL ESTATE "KEow-How"-5 lee
lures, Mon. Fri. $40 m; Listings,
Sales, Contracts. Financing. Settle
ment. Only $40. Start Mon. 8 pm.
q14 18th ST.. NV. WASH. REAL
ESTATE SCHOOL, EX. 3-7O7O.
MATHEMATICS, college, h. S., tutor
ing by college teacher Gale, diff.
eq. trig: alg: Reas. DE. 2-3421.
HOME TUTORING-Alg.. geom.. Lat.
Fr., Eng, Ger. Sp., arith., read.
Elem, j.h., s.h sub. UN. 4-19S3.
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experienced Canvassers
Guaranteed Salary

The largest manufacturer and dis
tributor of fence products. talousieS,
garages, general home improvements,
etc. has openings for several full
time door-to door canvasSers. Wom-
en- as we'll as men will be considered
Car necessary. GUARANTEED SAL
AIRY PLUS COMMISSION Gail Mr.
Dodson for appointment GENERAL
INDUSTRIES CORP 11O9 Jefferson
Davis hwy. Arl., Va, OF 10000.