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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
Low Ground Water
Level Poses Big
Farming Program
One In Ten Chance
May RepIenish Soil

COLUMBUS, O.-Ohio faces
summer of low ground water lev
els in spite of the fact that the past
mild winter created earth surface
conditions which normally would
have been conductive to rapid re-
charge had ther been normal pre-
cipitation, according to Mr.. c. v.
Youngquist, chief of the Division of
Water of Ohio's Department of
Natural Resources.
AS a result of below normal pre-
cipitation during the fall of 1852
and the winter of 1928, Mr..
Youngquist said, today there is
much less water than normal in
underground storage reservoirs for
this time of year. Possibility of
recharge of these reservoirs to
normal this spring is about one to
ten, for it would require precipita-
ton during April and May of so
per cent above normal which, ac-
cording to records kept since 1883,
happens only once in ten years.
Precipitation this past winter,
when the unfroZen ground was in
best condition to permit percola-
ton to the ground water reser-
voirs, was below normal in forms
of both rain and snow. Now, with
the approach of the growing sea-
son, vegetation and ground water
reservoirs both will compete for
precipitation with vegetation hav-
ing first claim. Thus it appears to-
day, said Mr.. Youngquist, that we
will enter a summer period with a
definite water deficiency.
Daily recordings of ground water
levels are made by the Division of
Water through measurement in Of
ficial wells located in all parts of
the state. Recording devices reveal
the drawn-down by consumption
and also the re-charge through
precipitation and percolation.
RAY WARMER
RECOVERING
Ray Warner, of Catawba, form
er Madison county resident, who
suffered a cerebral hemorrhage
March II, is reported as recovered
sufficiently to be able to sit up in
chair a short time and walk a
short distance in his room each
day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

vile 002 50x 8 2 s
Next Tuesday Dublin plays Lon
don on the local field. Game time:
4s00 pm. The schedule for the re-
mainder of the year is as follows:
April -Dublin-Home
April 10-Plain City-Home
April 14-Dublin-Away
April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
April 21-Washington C.H.-Home
April "a -Worthington-Away
April % -Jeffersonville- Home
May MT. Sterling-Home
May 12-Grove City-Home
May 13-Washington C.H.-Away
May 19-Marysville-Hom
May 22-Plain City-Away
MRS. FLANAGAN IMPROVED
Mrs. Lucille Flanagan, Is Gra-
ham Avenue, is recovering in Un-
iversity Hospital after a major op-
Grafton. Her room number is 651.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

Newest member of the Kroger Employees Savings and Profit
Sharing pretty with Koger presi
dent Joseph Hall she registers approval of the total
and the contributions of the end
of 1852 Under the plan which begun and half
the annually contributes portion profits which
credited employees profhsring accounts the basis of
their savings Accounts of the $4,000 members of the plan
credited with total profits during
1852 At the time, employees ST. 49,, ,l38.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

{ R5{R fS&h
NAMES
Ohio Wesleyan University
has a student named Hannie
Heespelink.
CRIME and PUNISHMENT
1t is interesting to note that
of the more than 1900 fed
eral prisoners and 100000 in
state prisons, 95 per cent were
returned to society after serv-
ing an average of 2 years. Of
these, 60 per cent were return
ed to prison within 5 years
this according to the Federal
Bureau of Prisons.
WIMMiN
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Gary Cooper of Gooseneck,
says that women need but
four attributes to get along in
this hard, cruel world. Says
Haywood up to Ia a gal
needs good health and good
parents. From Ia to 40, she
needs good legs. DO to go,
plenty of personality and from
go on-CASH" Haywood add
ed just before going down the
third time "The thing
like best about gold-diggers is
that they're women - after
ALL"
MODERN AGE
Just to show you what kind
of world we live in nowadays,
take this example fellow
said the other day, my tele-
vision set was busted and got
to thinking ="
BOOZE
The Board of Directors of
the local Alcoholics Unani-
nous" league were discussing
first aid. What would you do
if you found a man lying in
the snow half frozen?" asked
the 80 president of the outfit.
I'D give him big charge
of brandy" avered an 86 proof
member.
But what if you had none
:. 2" asked 80 proof.
"In that case," said 86 proof,
"Td PROMISE him some"
GAG
Down in Washington they
have formed a new club called
the FBI. Same initials but a
different meaning from j. Ed
gar's fine force-the new one
means Fired BY Ike!"
ADVICE
If a young man would marry
you on a shoe-string, girls, we
advise that you string him
along and, then, shoe him
away.
MOVIES
Overheard by mouse in a
movie when a lady with an
ostrich feather hat told the
man behind her that she
would remove said hat if he
was unable to see the movie.
Man simply said, Leave it on,
lady, it's funnier than the
show!"
HUMMN!
If you would be happy, learn
to enjoy youth in your old age.
EASTER
Easter is not a passport to
another world-it is a quality
of perception for this one
w. P. Lemon.
PERSONALITY
Henry Wheeler Shaw, well
known to oldsters as Josh
Billings" and who wrote many
witty pieces in the latter
part of the 18th century said
this. THE wheel that squeaks
the loudest gets the grease!"
And like we always say-"It
pays to advertise"
TEXAS
Old Tex arrived at the
Pearly Gates and seized upon
the opportunity to beand st.
Peters ear on the greatness
of the Lone Star State.
I'm from Texas, Pete" he
said, Where everything is
king size includin' midgets.
Best durn place in the world
and / wouldn't give one speck
o. Texas fur all of the Western
hemisphere!"
st. Peter sadly shook his
head and replied, "Son, you
amt gonna like it here"
LAST WORD
Don't blame our proof-read-
err! In the sentence ITO be or
not to be" there are 2,759,022
,Loronc CO.. acro,, hxr froncncc;-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
SAM ARM STRONG
HAS OPERATION

Sam Armstrong, prominent Mad
ison County farmer, is recovering
in White Cross Hospital, after a
major operation, Wednesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
MODERN AGE
NAM ES

MODERN AGE
Just to show you what kind
of world we live in nowadays,
take this example S. fellow
said the other day, my tele-
vision set was busted and I got
to thinking :"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL

Miss Blanche Wildman was re-
turned Sunday to her home on
East First Street from Mt. Carmel
Hospital and was reported not
much improved.
Evening star., 1953-11-29

pque sleeves ond lope Blue loc ond grey book
grounds Sizes Z to AZ ond 4h to 24t2 $3.99
El6 leon Roberts cooress button donty
white eyeiet trim Aqua. blue Sizes to "a $399
F-6 His" Her Mine" oprons of PeppereII fine
or Dods i99
NAotchino coverol ooron for douohter $l79
Gl6 CoIorf sock black 80squore pecoIe printed in
noize rose blue For mother Sizes snoI II to Ia. medium
l6 to 20. oroe SO to AZ ------------ $l99
Daughters Sizes sol TO medium TO 10 ond Ioree z to
Ia --------------------$ $I59
HIS onet Lynns" granny long sleeves 'front.'
white fooootino trim Dainty blue oc print white cot
Sizes II TO- SO to a. and IA " to "a $399
K-l6 "Soph Coot Ioey print brunch hos hustle
type wide wonderful front side tie oced block
hondy utility pocket. Black blue Sizes 2
KGnn's Daytime Dresses Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Wednesday,
Rites Set At
First Cong.


In connection with Mothers Day
the emphasis Sunday at the First
Congregational Church viii be on
Family Day. 'sIt Takes A Heap
o. Livin'" is subject which the
Rev. Chas. H. Meeker has chosen
for the eleven o'clock morning ser
vice. Mrs. Flora Michael win sing
4 special solo for this occasion,
"Dreaming Of Mother" by Bilhorn.
Mrs. w. r. Dean viii be at the
organ. Gerald Saunders has select
ed for the choir anthem for the
evening service "You Planted a
Flower by Lorenz. Mrs. Paul Ar
cher win be at the organ. This
service begins ,atb7:30. 1.-THE Wo.
man with the Lamp Is the ser.
mon subject. Members and friends
are urged to attend both or either
of these services in family units
The minister will have 4 story
especially for the children at the
morning service. At the close oil
the evening service an informal
social hour win be held at the Cen.
ter. This viii be in charge Of the
Woman's Auxiliary.
The Sunday School viii be at the
9:45 hour Sunday morning with the
classes and departments meeting
in their regular places. Both chill
dren and adults win find hearty
welcome and an age group suita.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Ideal Mother
Sunday Topic

First Methodist Gold Stone)
Church. At the First Methodist
Church the pastors topic for the
morning service win be The Ideal
Mother. And in the evening the
Rev. J. Paul Touchton, the pastor
has announced he viii administer
the holy communion.
The choir under the direction Of
Mr.. Earl Anderson will sing in the
morning worship Antonin's .'Home
and Mother" and in the evening
they win sing Mothers Evening
Prayer" by ]. L. Molloy.
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

recuerdo de nuestra inolvidable
msdre. De aquella Veronica,
grande y pura. Porque en- su
coraz6n solo florecieron siempre
las timidas violetas de Ia bondad
y las siemprevivas de una ternura
que Sc volcaba sobre todos, como
inanantial de sacrosanta ideali-
dad, y que deseaba para todos
cuanto de felicidad pudiera ORE
Ger la humana existencia.
1. A ella dedico estas pobres lineas.
Y a los que como yo, lleven en-
SUI pecho la flor blanca del re-
cuerdo, para ellos tengo en- Ell dis
de manana, una respeto y una
identification, que es manera de
una apretado lazo fraternal. que
une entertainments q los que. su-
fren por la misma causa y a los
que sienten, como 70 siento. que ell
carino de nuestra madre, al per-
derlo, Sc .lleva al sepulcro todc
vestigio de dicha, toda esperenza
de supremas ventures. Porque
hay muchas madres, que no de.
bieron serlo jamas, porque nuncs
comprendieron la grandeza de esq
dicha. Porque hay madres que
no merecen ell carino de sus pro.
pios hijos. Pero, en- Gambia, lai
hay como Ia que me Ilev6 en- 81
seno, tan grandes en- 81 ternurs
| y tan puras en- sus pensanientos
que su solo recuerdo me obligt
siempre q ser bueno y tratar ds
ser justo.
Una madre ha de ser siernpre
| luz en- en- nuestro canine. Y 81
ella no supo serlo, tengamos pars
ella, en- ell dia de rna1ana un sen.
timiento de supreme piedad, pi'
diendo q dos que derrame sobrt
su coraz6n las mismas ternura!
que Maria sembrara en- Ell cora,
z6n del divine JESUS de Nazareth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
NOTAS CUBANAS
Por RAoUL AI.pIzAR poYo

mar por los senderos de la exis-
tencia, sin tener ell amable baculo
de una madre santa y buena. que
nos ofrezca sus consoles, siempre
atinados, su cari1o consolador,, su
experienced presta a evitarnos un
nuevo sinsabor.
Felices los que mana al de-
jar el lecho, encuentrel frente a
sus pupilas, humedas aun por la
suavidad del reposo, una mirada
que sera I'm poema de esperanzas,
una fontana que cante la dulce
canci6n del carifio. Del mas san
to, del mas puro de todos los
cariflos.
Para nosotros, los que va Ia
dejamos sola bajo la TERRA hu.
media del camposanto, csc Dia de
las Madres, sera siempre un dia
de luto. un dia en- que Ell biena-
venturado recuerdo de Ia que nos
did el ser y con 81 ternura nos
mostr6 los caminos del Bien, Gu.
brir& con Ia amable saudade de
dias que se marcharon, todas las
angustias que ell Destino, ponga
en- FL sendero de nuestra existen-
cia.
Mariana ser& un dia muy triste.
Demasiado triste. La inconsolable
soledad que dej6 al marcharse en-
nuestra alma, aquella madre san
to, aquella madre buena in
olvidable, sera mas aguda. mas
cruel en- Ell dia de ma6ana, cuando
veamos a los demas disfrutar una
dicha, vedada va para nosotros.
Una dicha que solo pueden sabo-
rearla los que tienen junto a stl
coraz6n Ell calor de una madrecita
buena $50.
No sera necesario que llevemos
junto q nuestro coraz6n esa sim.
b6lica flor blanca, como el ar
milo que tapiza las elevadas
cumbres. No serA necesario que
nos afanemos por encontrar 81
rosal que nos ofrezca esa flor,
Porque ALA en- 10 profundo. en-
10 mas rec6ndito de nuestro cora
ron, llevamos eternamente encen.
dida una dulce y silenciosa lam.
para votiva, que mantiene 81 luz,
ayivada por oil recuerdo de auuel.
10 santa muier, de cabellos rubios
de ojos azules. como el cielo, y d
mirada siempre serena. Mirada
que era para nosotros, 4 manera
de I'm remanso de par, donde sen.
tiamos que &c esfumaban y desa.
parecian todas las angustias, todos
los sinsaborss 4rocandolos en- oasis
comfortable, porque en- aquells
mirada habia tenta ternura, tantc
perfume de Ideal, cue ID luz que
hrotaba de tan santa pupila, nos
envolvia hasta borrar de nuestrl
mantle y arrancar del rosal de-
corax6n. cuanta maldad sembrara
en- "a seno, 10 descepcion y IL il.
diferencia de los denas -.
Dia dc Las Madres. Dia qus
consagraremos evocar mas
que los dennis dias del aho, q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

bic to any. Joseph Boza viii be
in charge.
The Congregational Circle will
meet Tuesday evening at 500 at
the home of Mrs. Ethel Johnson,
1923 Catherine st. Mrs. Sam
Drudge is president of this organ
ization.
+ The subject for Bible study cho-
sen for the midweek prayer meet
ing Wednesday night at 1880, is
"Paul Changes Worlds"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Ola DE LAS MADRES
Aanana es ell Dia de las Madres

oAo 60 u Lila &c las MaOreS
$500
Cuando Sc dice MADRE, pacece
70 Sc dice SANTA. Porque todas
!as madres son fragmentos de la
Vlvinidad. Porque en- cada madre
eay IN rosal eternamente florecido,
cue parece reasumir todos los
emores terrenales.
! Maflana, cuando Ell rosicler aur-
skal rompa Ell yelo de sombras del
amanecer y proyecte 81 radiosa
lux q lucero del alba, en- cada cora
Bon ia de latir un recuerdo Inn
perecedero.
Los que tuyimos Ia suerte de te-
ner una madre carifosa, dulce-
0ente buena, que endulzara con
sus ternuras siempre calidas, los
dias ~ lejanos de nuestra nifiez,
pero que despues, cuando mas fal.
. nos hacia. Sc march6 para 81.
empire. Tenderness que buscar Cd
nuestro vergel, esa divina rosa
blanca. simbolo de un Garlic hon.
DO, do I'm Garlic que no morir&
5amas. 7 q prender esa flor blanca
sobre nuestro pecho, alzaran 81
vuelo del alero de nuestro corazon,
las palomas del recuerdo y, nues.
tro pensamiento sera TODD para
nuestra madrecita buena, que nos
prodigo ID Ultima mirada, plena de
su amor saerosanto. ..
Para los que aun disfruten de ID
ventura de tener en- FL hogan el
Garlic dc una madre, mafiana
sera dia dc jibilo, que servira para
hacer 4 esa madre, ID ofrenda del
fespeto y Il veneraci0n, simboli.
zada en- una roja flor, fue al mos
trarse en- 81 pecho, sera q manera
de una sinfonia de luz, dc un arru-
llo de angeles. de I'm arpegio celes-
tial. Y al depositar en- Las sienes
de Ia madre buena, el primer beso,
los que - no tenemos madre cue
besar. henos de envidiar con todas
nuestras fuerxas, 4 los que aim
tienen I'm seno donde reclinar su
caheza y unas manos liliales y
puras, nnanos de Samaritana, que
enjuguen 81 sudor dc ID frente, On
nsaR horAa an eyua las frihasln ci0nAs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Breakfast Set
By Holy Name !;
Society Sunday

Holy Name Society of the St.
Mary Star of the Sea Catholic
Church win serve breakfast to APP
proximately 154 children, making
their first communion a. the Noes
Building, Duval Street immediate.
ly following the $3.50 mass.
Members OF the society win re.
ceive communion at the seven
o'clock mass which viii be. follow.
ed by short meeting and break
fast prior to serving the children
after $3.50. =
Evening star., 1953-04-15

Continued on Next Pag0)
Evening star., 1953-04-15
SITUATIONS DoMESTlc

GIRL. experienced. wants day work
in apt, Wed. or Thurs. in D. C. Call
GIRL, colored, wants g,h.w. or part
time work Or daywork. 1921 18th
GIRL, coiored, wants days work. or
by the week. Call AID. 2-956O.
in. DE. 2-O346.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. wishes to-
care for invalid or elderly person:
do l.h.w. and cookinS. LA. 6-9241.
WOMAN wants ; days part-tims
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
days. week Ii. 3-23O7. lie
WOMAN, colored. desires days work;
WOMAN, S6sf. I9; eoloteas aedssl; v,sbe. morning
work Mon. through Fri. or days
work. Honest and reliable. CO. Be-
WOMAN, colored. desires 3 days
work. work. shy ss1d Exper5enced' Good ref
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time or
days SsGS worS cooking and cleaning.
DEPENDABLE WOMAN wants days
work, ironing or light cleaning. Ii.
CoLoRED GIRL-waitress, cham
refs. ST. 3-4492, i to s pm.
COLORED GIRL desires work, morn.
ing or days. Ii. 4-343S.
COLORED MAID wants g.h.w. morn.
tngS or daywork: ref. NO. 7-392S.
COLORED WOMAN wants 2 days q
week, Tues. and Wed, g.h.w. Cali
10. 3-01S6 16s
COLORED WOMAN wants days
work 5 days; with references. Ii.
6-3375
ICOLORED WOMAN desires days
work Call NE. S-47O6.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALTERATIONS and re.
pairs; commercial or residential.
Free estimates. WA 7-71S6
guar. home remod. No
HAMILTON CONTR.. D1. 7-6711.
1S"
Evening star., 1953-04-15

LADIES (2l. for telephone division
OF national publishers, to call from
own home. Leading dept. store
charge privils: Must have unlim
telephone. Excel commissions.
phone number. Box 92-E, Star.
LADIES Make money at home
through addressing and mailing of
post cGrds. No typewriter or expe-
T1ence necessary; P. H: MEYERS,
Dept LII 1915. 1901 Colerain, Gin
cincinnati, Ohio.
WOMAN-General ofice work and
some typing; 5-day wk.; S34 to
start start. pSS Sse MRS. LEWIS. RIM. 422,
with clerical exper.
for telephone. order work. Not SELL
l l wk. ti,S 10 am. am to pm: 1 Tk,. 2
Sundays: Vacation with pay. hos
pitalization and other employe
benefits Excel. salary. Call. MR..
MIFFLETON at HO. 2-l2OO for ap-
pointment, "a
Evening star., 1953-04-15

CASHIER-CIGAR CLERK, day work,
. no Suns: or holidays. Exper. only.
LAFAYETTE DRUGS, RE. 7-2071.
CASHIER-CIGAR CLERK in busy
Mon: Oh. Excel. Salary Plus plus com: ;1I:
mission. BRENTWOOD DRUG, 1891
r. /. ave. ne. DU. $4,000. -2l
CASHIER-CLERKi in drug store; good
salary: day hrs. Apply UPTOWN
PHARM.. $3.50 Conn. ave-, or cali
EN-. $4,000 for interview. is
required, 26Ol l4th st. NV. Id
CLERK for dry-cleaning store at
plant: 5-day wk,, pleasant working
cond.. vac. with pay Apply at
DEPENDABLE CLEANERS. 3OOS Co
lumbia pike, Arl., Va. -I6
CLERK, perm. pos. for small branch
offce; telephone, tipping. and filing
duties; 5-day-wk., group ms. Cali
Mr.. Jones or Miss Smith, Ma. S-OIO4.
CLERK. white. general ONCE work,
some typtng required. 5-day wk.,
2-wk. paid vacation. Salary $40
per wk. DY-DEE WASH. so Canal
st: S.w: RE. 7-S0l2. -2I
CLERKS. experienced to manage
laundry and dry cleaning stores
Top salary for qualified help. Apply
GREYSTONE LAUNDRY, 2216 Sth
ct. NV, AID. 4-o062. -16
Evening star., 1953-04-15
HElP-W0kAEN

Nj; Mt :, Mel THE CROWN CO. $40
TYPIsT, some ediphone or dicta-
pnone experience desirable but not
necessary. Call Ma. S-0775. III
some knowledge Of shorthand pre-.
terred but not required: under IS
yrs. old: 37h-hour week. See Mr.,
McKnew. REAL ESTATE TITLE ms.
Co. SOB E st. NV. WASH. D. C.
WAITRESS-DEL RIO RESTAURANT.
charlotte Hall, Md. Experience un-
necessary; good salary; room and
board free. Mechanicsville 1O3-F-13.
WAinFEEss ninT sSiss xhts xnds FL. FL or ever Sye
New Hampshire at FarraRut st. NV.
WAITRESS, white. under 30, for hotel
o4ining room: good wages and tips.
Nall 81. 3-2329, MR.. WIENER.
"aaddKESS' gaad experienced; day work
Wi,eon S1He pay; S;, sundays of. Apply 2SO7
WAITRESS, white, excellent position
mnrr 1or experienced, neat and reliable
S62 S5 and better. WAGsHAL'S DELI
CATESsEN. 1855 Mass. ave. NV.
WAITRESS (White). experienced. CAN
RANT, 2O17 s st. NV. "He1So- @1S
WAITRESS, white. Attractive and
e~oerlenced. Call Tower 9-6001.
WAITRESS WANTED with coctts;,
lounge experience. Must be- neat snd
fast,, dependable. With references
Excellent job: Apply in person At
tae IN WHEEL BAR. 3S17 Bladensburs
wAILTREss1Neat saIa1R IS Ne, and attractive. TOP
$40 Branch ave. s.e. 10. s-959o
WAITRESs-Food and LIQUOR ~ exper,.
eince' tine' nlght shift; excel. salary and
PASAMoSGNFn ASRSa4 n REsT2uRiHsssFr nsssGa aissF Pm Pm
18th st. NV. i2lS
WAITRESS. white; exper. for part
time for lunch; II am. until 3 pm
RHo NJ, Sundays; COUNEs RESTAU-
,,E ,KEaAl&T alT 6:'7 st. NV. -16
WAITRESS, exper., mature. Tins
S4af S49f-S45 Wkly; Alsxandria resident
5o5' oa5' 1AppIy DUKE DEL1CATESSEN
2S35 $40 Oonmanton dr. Alex; K1; g.
MATTRESSES, experienced. wanted want
EtANDY's n RESTAURANT. 1113 l5tt
WAITREssEs. white, over 81. dl7 day o,
uH!suC SHiiC open. Full or part time
Ar Az eog1SSItt9ioned. Call after . pm
MATTRESSES, experienced, wanted
Apply at once. TRIO RESTAU.
RANT. 1887 18th st. NV. -I5
MATTRESSES. experienced; tray serv.
zee; Apply IN person, SEAFARE RES.
-, ,TAuRANT. 1924 Conn. ave. 10
MATTRESSES, experienced, mature
preferred. Tips between S45 anc
500; salary S24. Apply SHIRLING.
TON DELICATESSEN 4O15 S. 2Sth
Arl.: TIE. 6-OO96. IF
Evening star., 1953-04-15
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN tcon.l SITUATIONS WOMEN tcsn,l

and magazine counter
Experience preferred. Cali CO. D.
HOTEL AUDITOR-Ability to keep
full set of books and render state
ment essential; good salary plus
ern year round resort hotel of less
than 100 rooms. Address reply to
Box 119-D. Star. Is"
ISALESPERSON, part time, for fam
Wheaton area. Lo. 5-2239. --16
SECRETARY TO HOTEL FOOD MGR.
Experienced. MR.. zMAYUSKI, HU.
1850. -16
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Interviewer-Clerk

MASSEUSE. experienced; full or part
time, days. 1929 st. NV. I'd d.
MEDICAL OR R.N. rECHNICiAN,
white: busy physicians of, Sc; full
or part time; top salary; good hrs. !;
typing essential. Call LO. 7-76O0.
NURSE. white. age a5 to 40: live in
or out; references: In private hos
pital. CO. 5-4754. is
NURSE. white. RN or prac.. Md.
State lie. for Rest Home. also white
woman for night duty. HE. 4-5151.
NURSES, practical, white, to live in.
Split day shift. Also one settled
woman to live in cottage with 3
patients. Exclusive pvt. sanitarium,
nearby Nd. OIL. 2-7307. -l1
ceptable in lieu OF degree; l15-bed
general hospital; adequate personnel.
Apply supt.. SUBURBAN HOSPITAL,
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 4-6750, liz
NURSERY SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR.
with educational BACKGROUND and
local exper. pref. 10. 3-5007. ewes.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. iesible hand
,aiI Eritins Pref some knoEledse 90 of
@ st. NV. -16
Evening star., 1953-04-15
SITUATIONS MEN

ARTIST, exper. interior design and
illustration. top N. Y. designers, ad
agency work. color StyliSt, painting
instructor wants job. NO. 7-S084.
III
BOOKKEEPER. knowl. typing, some
eexpperS;., good worker; 500 wk. 10.
GENERAL INSURANCE UNDER
WRITER-SALESMAN, 4 yrs. agency,
Tyr. company exper. Age 81. Sgle.'
college graduate. Box 125-D, Star.
MAN. colored. 46 yrs. old, wants Job
as night watchman or chauffeur.
Refs. 1urn. Call IA. 9-1270. 10"
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. Odd Jobs, yard work,
wall washing. carpentry, houSeclean-
ing, etc. SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Lights Corr. ME. S-4532
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. 81, MS.
some exper.; pos. with consulting
engineer.. Box 124-D. Star. 10"
YOUNG family man desires part
time work, evenings, Gil p.m.: have
light panel truck anything but sales
work. HA. 2-7552. 16'