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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22

We deeply appreciate the conf
dence you the people of BlufftOn had
in us two years ago when you elected
us as members of the Board of Public
Affairs. You asked us to direct the
management of business which you
have owned for more than fifty years.
During these more than fifty years
your business has cost you almost
nothing in taxes. During most of this
time it has given you your electricity
at rates as low or lower than those of
any private utility operating in this
area. At the same time it has given
you street lighting and other serv-
ices at no additional cost whatsoever,
services for which the Ohio Power
Company today would charge you
S76OOOO annually over and above
your light bill. This $1,000 is consider
ably more than the small difference
between our present rates and the
Ohio Power Co. rates. Your business
has always paid it's own way and has
always paid it's own debts. None of
you have ever had to pay any of this
debt nor any of the interest on the
debt except possibly a very small
amount at the very beginning. Your
business at the same time has been
growing rapidly and is now worth at
least S466,500 to the Ohio Power Co.
They want it very badly at that price,
and have sent some of their best men
to get it.
Last winter our largest boiler had
to be shut down for a short time. 1t
happened during about the time when
our heaviest load of the season had
to be carried. 1t was heavier load
than the remaining boiler had ever
been called upon to carry, and it is
the boards judgment that it would
not have been possible to carry a
much heavier load. This means that
we will not have enough standby
power this coming winter should our
big boiler have to be shut down. Mr..
Draper had already started study
of the cost of expanding the plant.
He also investigated other possibili-
ties. Through his many contacts with
other people in the utility business
he had learned that the small munich
pal systems that were buying their
current wholesale were all prospering
and making much more money than
We were.
MONTHS OF STUDY
So he began thorough study of
what would happen if instead of ex-
panding our plant we would buy cur
rent at wholesale rates. Assuming we
could buy current at S.0l25 per XVIII
he came up with some astonishing
figures, which he himself could
scarcely believe at first. He spent
another month checking and recheck-
ing his figures, until he was thor
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22

so we decided to have our consulting
engineers report confirmed by
Toledo engineer. Later it was also
confirmed by an Ohio Power engineer
who stated that he took no exception
to it. AS matter of fact their repre-
sentative repeatedly said that they
anticipated greater rate of growth
for the BlufftOn system than the
figures used by our consulting
engineer. No one who has had any
experience in or is at all familiar
with the electric utility business has
taken any exception to it.
Naturally the outright sale of our
system came up for consideration. 1t
was discarded early in our investiga-
ton when We found that contrary to
popular belief private utilities can
not now and never have been able to
distribute current as cheaply as
municipals. State wide surveys have
shown this repeatedly. The Ohio Pow
er 20. however can produce current
far more cheaply than we can. We
do not know how much it costs
them to distribute current but we
do know that they are charging
us Ia cents extra if they will have
to distribute it, whereas it is only
costing us 6 cents now to distribute
it. The taxes and the dividends they
will have to pay on the preferred
securities to finance their investment
in the system alone would cost them
about one and one half times as much
as our total distribution cost. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10

Powell, Edgar Bergen and others
are heard on special show.
900, WRC - Martin-Lewis
Show; Zsa Zsa Gabor is guest.
900, WMAL-America's Town
Meeting: The topic for discus
sion is who Should Judge the
Fitness of Our College Teach
erS?"
9:35, WWDC Home Rule in
SO.
1905, WTOP - Doris Day
Show: frankie Lame visits.
1885, WRC-Income Tax: In
formation on Federal Income
Tax.
TelevisiOn Today.
500, WNBW-Star Theater:
Bob Crosby. Karen Chandler and
Eddie Rochester" Anderson are
guests.
$3.50, WTTG - Keep Posted !:
Senator Robert Kerr and Sena-
tor George Aiken discuss The
Farm Crisis"
500. WNBW - FireSide The
alter: Madge Meredith has the
leading role in Money Under
the Tree"
$3.50, WTOP-SuspenSe: THE
Legend of Lizzie" is based on
the transcript of the testimony
in the trial Of Lizzie Borden.
$3.50, WNBW-Circle Theater:
Ruth Ford is featured in House
Of Fear"
1880, WTOP-March of Time:
"HaWaii-Our Next State"
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On the Air
Blair to Help Lend Dignity
To NBC-TVs Easter Show
BY Harry Macarthur

DIGNITY-CharleS G. Barry
NBC vice president in charge OF
network programs. says things
will be different this year on
Easter Sunday. Last years
telecasts of the traditional pa
rade on New York's Fifth ave-
nue. turned out to be, on all net
works, a parade of commercial
announcements and screwball
publicity hounds. Not so this
year.
Easter is a holy day for mil
lions of persons throughout
America and throughout the
world" said Mr.. Barry in an
nouncing MICS planned easter
in New York" telecast. Easter
in New York." he added, "also
has a traditional fashion parade
which we will present again this
year under dignif1ed auspices.
The Easter Parade along Fifth
avenue heralds the coming of
spring. a family day dear to our
hearts. NBC television will
bring this annual special event
to persons across the country
under controlled conditions
which will preclude the over
commercialization injected in
previous Easter Parade telecasts
by publicity seekers"
The network is further insur-
ing good taste by assigning
WNBW's Frank Blair to the
"dignified full-hour program Of
spring fashions and family cele-
bration." 1t will originate from
the Palazzo d'Italia roof garden.
across Fifth avenue from St.
Patrick's Cathedral, from 1890
to 1870 pm. on Easter Sunday.
X * X
NAMES IN THE NEWS-Drew
Pearson moves to a new station,
new time and new day this week.
with a new program formal. AS
of this week he will be seen on
WTOP-TV at GAS pm. Satur-
days, the program later in the
month becoming his only broad
casting activity. The Pearson
radio series on ABC is scheduled
through March 20, the television
series on Du Mont through
March Is. The new program
will be a relaxed discussion Of
the weeks news, by Pearson and
his two assistants, Jack Sander
son and Fred Blumenthal. &.
Barry Sullivan is the Hollywood
star selected for a new adventure
series projected at ABC-TV. The
pilot film, titled breakdown"
is in production. Morgan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10

Evening news broadcast
direct from The Stars news
room Monday through Fri
day over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM, 6 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10

! Beatty Will nead the NBC news
of the World" staff at the atomic
artillery tests in Nevada on
March II. Samuel Goldwyn,
jr., son of the movie producer,
has joined the CBS-TV news and
public affairs department. Dur
ing his recent two-year duty in
the Army, he made documen-
tary, Alliance for Peace" which
became a priZe-Winner at the
annual Edinburg Film Festi-
val. DeSi Arnaz has a new
record in the music shops, q
pairing for Columbia of II Love
Lucy" (the TV programs theme
song) and There's a Brand-New
Baby at Our House" An
thony Eden will be an ABC ex-
elusive television star. for a
half hour at least. on Thursday
at $50 pm. ABC will be the
only TV network carrying his
speech before the Foreign Policy
Association. George JesSel
is another exclusive in the ranks
of ABC, a democratic network
with broad tastes. His contract
undoubtedly is for longer than
half an hour and calls for his
services as both producer and
performer. :. You suppose this
is what ABC thinks of when it
thinks Of new blood?"
PROGRAM NOTES-Jim Glib
bons, starting March 18, will
devote a portion of his nightly
WMAL-TV show every Wednes-
day to Washington amateurs.
There will be no contest involved,
but theater and night club man
ayers will be notified so they can
have a representative watching.
If you show up with an excep-
tional talent, ABC in New York
will be urged to have a look
Additions will be held on Mon
day nights. For an appointment,
call Mr. Gibbons at WMAL-TV.
THE Big Payoff" will be
moved from NBC-TV to CBS-TV
by it's sponsor, effective March
80. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
show featuring Bess Myerson and
Randy Merriman will be seen
Monday through Friday from 3
to $3.50 pm. Suspense" to-
night on CHS radio, turns to
1.-THE Legend Of Lizzie" with a
documentary drama" about
Lizzie. Katharine Bard will play
parental aXe-slayer Lizzie, a de
handing role" the publicity says
with a touch of understatement.
YOU CAN'T WIN-Bill Law
renee, producer Of Bob Hopes
daytime show, wearied Of Holly
woods unreasonable" weather
and fled to the Mexican border.
He was in search of sunshine.
Spent his entire vacation in his
cabin, watching 8 inches of snow
pile up outside.
SUNDAY SUPPLEMENTAL
new Catholic Hour" series, "A
Living Room Retreat" started
Sunday on WNBW and will con-
tinue to be seen Sundays at 1880
am. Professional radio. stage
and television actors will assist
Father Berth Roll in the lenten
programs. New to WMAL
radio is the metropolitan Bap-
fist Church Hour" Sundays at 10
pm. Religious music lin varied
and unusual arrangements" is
featured and the WMAL engi-
neering staff had to rewire COM
pletely the church's public ad-
dress system to get the best
pickup. This week saw
mother program, a Mass for
Shut-Ins," moved to 5,000-watt
WWDC. Under the guidance of
Father Francis Heyden, it orig
mates in Dahlgren Chapel at
Georgetown University on Sun
days at 1880 am. It has been
a regular radio feature in Wash
ington since 1916. A tele-
vision Mass for Shut-InS" is on
the air now too, carried by
WNBW at 1890 Sunday morn
inc
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Bh .
z
;, Show 40, W Disc Jockey
5
Ruth
L.
on
Washington $780, MNgNts Mehen TO- Ding Dong School, 1890 LANGUAGE H.
II,
Annoued 23 Nay Notebook; The Big pott $50
DooN
12s L'vs Of LIFE 1885, Search for mHow 1h4s
l. NuhiN 2O Art inketer1
Eddie Albert HN Action in the Afnrnuo Pick Temples Cowboy
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HiehIights
Rodio TodoY.

1925, WCFM - Home Rule in
'53: Representative William B.
Widnall is guest.
500, WRC de Of
America: Lee Bowman stars in
THE Secret Road"
$3.50, WMAL-Easter Seal Va
riety Show: June Allyson, Dick
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Other AM Stations

MeMS-S1O Ke.-o:I0-6:Is pm.
WPIK-73e Ke.-e:1s 0.m.-6:15 pm.
WARL--7e0 Ke.-6:1S a.. Sis pm.
WeAy-1,0s0 Ke.-s:1S a.m.-s:1S pm.
WUST-1,12e Ks.-7 a.M..6:1S pm.
WFAx-1,22O Ke.-1-6:1S pm.
WINX-1,e0O Ke.-0 s.m.-s:1S pm.
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hELP-MEN

49,
MEN (eoloredl, fun or part time
work in hours of own choice; about
Sd hr., between now and Xmas: no
car or eXper. nee. Apply Wed.
81 PM, 4649 Leane ave. me-.
I'll
MEN, 2. full time, and / part time.
Full-time men with no previous ex-
perience average 500 and UP per
vk. Repeat business plus regular
customers assures you OF steady,
REGULAR income. Start on a l or 2
day trial basis If you wish to prove
to yourself what an excel. eppor,
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age S100 and up per wk. calling on
regular customers by Apt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teous and buy these famous. every
day necessities regularly. An exper.
nan will make calls with o and
train you. II you are interested in
q sure way to raise your income,
inquire at Oil National Press Bldg,
14th and F. SITS. NV, or phone d..
T-I477 or DI. 7-34qS. 20
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GIRL. colored, desires job as s.h.w..
WOMAN. colored, desires Job a.
kitchen helper. dishwasher. or s.h.w.;
6-day wk.; exper.; refs. ST. $500.
YOUNG LADY would like nightwork
caring for sick or invalid. Ii.
EXPERT IRONING done in your
home or mine. Reas. rates. DE.
COIORED WOMAN wants domestic
work in Arl. Or Falls Church, 5-day
wk.; reference. RE. 1874.
COLORED GIRL desires ironing,
afternoons and Saturdays. Ii. 4.
COLORED GIRL desires part-tims
employment. Call between l and 8
o'clock. AID. 4-l943.,
COLORED, SETTLED. aged lady de.
sires fun or part time general house.
work: excel refs. RA. 1880.
COLORED WOMAN, %thoroughly expe-
rienced, wants job Is maid: best
local references. AID. 2-2512,
COLORED WOMAN desires days work;
permanently. exper.. refs. AID.
CoLoRED GIRL want Inv, child
care; ) days: city refs. HO. 2-7091.
COLORED GIRL desires Job, child
care; 5-day week. 10. S-201S.
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H~ELR-DoMEsTIc Coma sIfuArIoNs poMEsrIc Comb

COOK G.H.W., live In; experienced;
responsible person, small family,
doctors home. 5Ia-day week. refer.
ences. $50 wk. Box 425-X. star,
COOK. exper.. g.h.w.. live in, beaut.
rambler, lovely room, pvt. bath, TV;
$50 wk. Must have refs. JE. 2-3355.
COOKE. H.W.; 5-day week, hours,
l1-S:30: empl. cple. GEORGETOWN;
S2S and carfare.
Requirements: Good cook, neat. up
to size Is, age 25-45, recent refer
ences. ST. 3-9372.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK = Live in.
adequate time OFF health card and
soesl refs. rea': Silver Spring. ~
q. ii. W.-CooK. in doctors home
live in. upstairs room. School-age
children, 5ls-day wk.. $50.
! = or stay some nights. School.age
CHILDREN 5Ia-day wk' $50. EN-,
G.H.W.-Plain cook, live in, sls DAYS,
no Sunday; refs; exper,; $50 yk'
G..HH. n Cook for rood Job. Live in;
nice rm, and PVT. bath; fond OF
CIV SfHI'WVEen AND reit C;oooKiNG; 5 days, II
$50 week and csrfare. OIL. 6-6471.
CIV, 3 days a week, Sl5 and car
fare. References. RIA. 6-9204.
in or out; best refs; excel. sal; chile
care; Ink; 5-day wk.. one or /.
ewes; white or colored, White pref
child accepted If live in, Box 3!S-V
HHoSUGtsEKEEPER. exper.. waite, for
prrivil. live in, Ho s-64so. nav wy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white
woman who wants nice home. Call
daytime. MRS. MACKENZIE, OIL,
6-6979: ewes, OIL: 9-942l. 50 j..
HOUSEKEEPER. white. Middle aged
s= snsSaFSti'' Write TT a Box Se' sSlS. T sssT. Ii
every week end on; ST day and car.
fare. 10. 2-0130 after $3.50 pm;
MAID, exper, age 80 or over; to
Refs. req JAY DEEs, 1907 q st.
MAID -o.h.w., light laundry, n,
dinner, experienced; local reis.; D.
day week; SIS. Call after 5, EN-
INURSEMAID. to live in, care 70?
school children. light homework
good pay: bonus. vacation. time of
GIRL, neat, to clean bachelor apt.
permanent; several hours daily. APP
ply Box 15S-Y, Star. Give tele-
Two WHITE GIRLS, g.h.w.-cook. S35
Live in. 2nd maid. $50. Live out
Recent refs. LIST class. Box 7S-Y
INTELLIGENT ExPER. WOMAN
Cleaning, small personal laundry, 8
days wk.: Chevy Chase, Md OIL
o-I54O after f.
LADY TO ACT As FOSTER MOTHER
to 2 small children; W room, live
in; health certificate required; $50
week. Permanent. ia. 5-772l.
PART-TIME COLORED GIRL, iron
3 til 1880; SIS per wk. Call after
|COLORED GIRL. for general house
work; live in; S25 week. Call EN-.
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

wishes morning or
afternoon work. LA. 6-g24I. =.
G.H.W., colored lady, desires day
erences. Elk. .3-5920. u.
work: available immediately; good
FAIL ALL HousEcLEANING. expertly
done by colored man and woman
Al refs. available. ST. 3-0931..
H0USEKEEPER. has child, good COOK.
to worS in better-class nome; eSperr
ELDERLY LADY, white. refined. de-
pen6able. desires INV; VIII care
for one child: references. Call stter
q pm, Ii. 7-7643. ~
helpers Job. Elk. 3-0733..
GIRL, exper.. local refs. desires days
work, ironing or cleaning. co.
Girl. wants Job as maid. Call Ii.
GIRL. colored. desires Job. s.h.w. or
child care. from ] to 8; refs. exper.
can after II pm. no. 2-6415.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as baby
sitter or cleanine; refs, NO, 7-4159
GIRL, colored, wishes job taking care
OF children. no. 2-0773.
GIRL, colored, wants Job as maid,
waitress, pantry girl; 5-day wk.;
city refs. NO. 1899. -21
GIRL, colored, desires job, gh.w.
and child care: refs. NO. 7-75S6.
GIRL, coloTed. desires 81. W., 4 or
5 days wk. Call DU. 7-o66oi ewes,
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VEN
SALES N SERVICE

ALEX. AND NEARBY VA.
If you are between the ages of 21 and
80, have a car. can furnish refs.
and interested in earning oppor-
tunitieS of S125 to. $3.50 a week. we
would hike a personal interview
with you: the nature OF U bust
ness requires an interview at
your home in the presence Of your
wife. Please understand this inter-
view is for the specific purpose of
Tor an intervleT, cali this evening,
YOUNG MAN with Va. permit for
pert-time morning work. Call Mr..
BUTLER. QV. 3-1700. -21
YOUNG MAN, 24-35, for delivery and
stock clerk in lge. retail store in Arl.,
exper. preferred. and Ar. or Alex.
res. Va. permit necessary; good
wages. chance for advancement.
SIM TIE ms 5000 % x for ap pp ., 80
supply 9. 4. l hSsSf; EDP sy4 a Eys s. { D e N.
YOUNG MAN. for stockroom in sta
per. helpful but not essential; full
time nsnsI psrmsne9t p9sitie n Apply in
Y SO; i2S Nan st. St n;W; m. w5 ms2
flower business. Apply at 1916 H
YOUNG MAN, Tor general work in
s~elf-service market. Apply NOR
MANDY MARKET, 50O8 Benning
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ART INSTRUCTION, in your own
home. Professional artist. Reason
able. Box 36S-V, Star. 22'
PIANO, by exper. teacher; special
evening courses; SO mo. Also pvt.
BRoA66ccAlsTTiHNHG. asas 18th 4. NV.
offers a 30-wk.. i~ob-getting course
in announcing for radio and tele-
vision, Many positions always avail
able to our graduates. Call DE.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught. Approved
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL.
-LEGE. 1919 G st. NV. DI. .7-17o2.
PIX -RECEPTlONlST course easily
learned; age no handicap; day class
tuition. S25: night. $50 NATL. PIX
SCHOOL HU 3-3S24. ST 3-7279.
TIPPING. shorthand, bookkeeping; be-
ginnerS' and refresher courses; small
classes; save "a usual time. BETTER
training-3S years proof. Positions
now open paying to S75 wk., up.
New classes. INQUIRE Ma. S-2340.
BOYD SCHOOL, cor. G and 18th.
PBX-RECEPTIONIST COURSE
American PIX School, 1919 r %.
NV. Job placement. MA. S-4l42.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE
(Recentl for stimulating position. i
you are alert. interested in advance.
ment, cali COURTESY ASSOCIATES
EX. 3-5R34. @ to 3. 20
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. porcheS
JalouSie Enclosures, sketches or eSti-
mates free; all work fully guaran-
teed; no money down. SO months
to pay SECo SALES. Ju. 5000.
aries Finished hi dorm.r windows,
porches incloseda recreation rooms
and .stairways. Commercial or resi-
DENTAL; $6 months to pay. uN.
S s5sity. S SS ,G q Too o; 4 re. :sti-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and mod.
ernize your home with tombstone
at a price you can well afford. No
JOB ao to9 small; TOMBSTONE can be
in the right place will add hundreds
OF dollars to your property. FoundA-
tons under windows, around doors.
Roofing and siding is u business.
We are a Johns Evansville certified
Toll CONTRACTING CO, 4sl9 Be.
BRICK MASON CRAFTsMAN-rrs-
places. chimneys. walls; r~emodeling
BR 4 cfPRs'iMslAts soS SAofh NG'L:S ~ t$ So.ss 4
brick work; no lob too small. JU.
BUfLDING REMoDEL1Nc-RMepxsS,r,
large or small Jobs. Free est. Phone
IL; 3-1904 Sun. or after s eve-
cARPENTRY repairs, remodsiins.
painting; white mechanic; reason.
able prices. DU. 7-9623. -23
CARPENTER-small Job speciality.
SSrss10seETe . tOr Winter 'HT rs5 nSST' days 70.
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs.
MR.. SMITH. ia, 1887 am time.
CARPENTRY. r~emodelins, repairs,
J JGup'9 Se17S TGrk' sssnsral o~ontraesinS'
CARPENTRY - General r.modeiinr.
FILA loan: commercial and resident.
ti9l; Mr.; LAWRENCE. RX. S-s7o3.
CARPENTER-Porch, garage. re.
P Phisss 1sEs' yh I I mseh.n Rlsrtitti Sek.
sPARKEs, Ho. 2-s43s.'
CARPENTRY. cement brick and paint
contracting; reas:s Prices; all work
c faHsFFffpNSfffRSYi "a, si2N9l, roo, T 7.Ss,y.
THOMAS, 1882 Biltmors St. nv.
CEMENT WoRK-steps driveWays,
Job; SO mos. to pay. Ii. 1867.
cEMENr-BRrcK MASON. porcSe..
steps, walkways, patios, driveways,
retaining walls, waterprooing, Dag
stone. drains: tile and chimneyS. No
job too small. All work guaranteed.
II. 6-4930. All day Sun. zoe
CEMENT WORK, driveways, side
walks, steps. brick work and repairs.
Good work. Reas. HUI. 3-81SS. 24S
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6-SsSS. any
day IN night.
CONCRETE, f~agstone, porches. walks,
driyeways, footings, basement, etc.
v. w. DOVE, call EN-. 3-1674. go
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HELP-WoMEN

FOUNTAIN HELP-Part time, 3 Eve
ningS. 2-10. Sat. and Sun. incl. Ex-
per. KEY. DRUG CO.. EN-. 2-2345.
HOSTESS, dining room; experienced.
neat = appearing, references. Apply
mgr. CARROLL ARMS HOTEL. LIST
and G SITS. ne. -22
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Insurance Salesman

JANITOR-White, new apt. project,
no Iiv. quarters at present. CAN in
person. ZIPKIN, INC, 4S05 R. /.
ave Evaktavilla Nd 20
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$40 BLADENSBURG RID. NV.
MECHANIC, to repair motorcycles and
bicycles. Start immed. Good pay.
Inoulre in person, SLY Georgia
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SITUATIoNs-WoMEN

BOOKKEEPING, auditing. handle
cores; 10 yrs. varied ONCE eXper.;
desire position in downtown ONCE.
BOX 3Sl-V, Star. 81
CLERK -TYPIsT, PIX and mimeo-
ence; excellent references. No Sat
urdays. LII. 4-2490.
CLERK -STENO. with good bkkpg.
exper.. so. wants inter. work, reas,
salary. full or pit, time RA. 3-3512.
DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
at home. GLADYS WHITE, 1919
18th st. NV, AID. 2-"343 after
GENERAL. OFFICE-Recep.. switch
board. b~kkeeping., typing; person.
able, middle-aged lady. Ii. 1850.
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Earn $50 a, week while learning
Must have very neat appearance,
ing conditions. This work is in
teresting and pays well after YOU
learn. Salaries open. 10 men needed
now. apply 1922 18th st. NV. LIST
floor. $40 to 10 am. only. 20
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CLERK
NEWS-LIBRARY

CLERK-STENO. for ms. claims dept.
5-day working -wk.. liberal co. bene-
CLERK -TYPIST-Permanent pos, 40
hr. wk., vacation with pay. BOY
SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 400 9th st.
CLERK-TYPIST for insurance once,
must like detail work; pleasant
working conditions. SIS 18th st.
CLERK-TYPIST-We like to work IN
pleasant SURROUNDINGS with congo
NAL people. II o do, too, and are
friendly and dependable and under
80, come in between $40 and 4:30
and talk to US. knowledge of tipping
necessary, but speed not important.
Our employees work 5 days a week.
37A hrs. Apply RIM. 300, personnel
ONCE, EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO.,
LADIES, 24-55. to work 3
hrs. daily or 3 ewes. and Sat-; about
Sd .hr., between now and Xmas.
Apply Tues, Wed. or Thurs, 81
nm. RIM. 705. 1919 F st. n.w.-21
COOK, colored; experienced in res
taurant and home-style cooking;
good starting salary. 10. S-9194,
LU, 1-5452. 20
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN


C00K-G.H.w., live in. close in D. c.:
must he exDeTa have LEGAL refs, and
Sunday on; other help employed;
&3b. EN-. 2-S039 -2f.
COOK, g.h.w., live In. no small chill
dreh. Thurs. and SUM 400. Salary
open. OIL. 1880. III