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Evening star., 1953-09-22
SITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

LAUNDRESS, exper., would like to dc
your laundry in her home; slip COW
ers. curtains. etc. LU. 1-5339.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
baby sitting or part-time work, after
4 pm. or days work. HUI. 3-3840
GIRL, colored, desires taking care OF
children: 5 days wk.; refs. LU
WOMAN wants part time morning OF
days work; expert iToner and clean
MY II FokMER S Tsis' F1HL!TiME III Tine MAID de.
sires g.h.w., Monday, Tues. and
Thurs. open; So day plus carfare
WoUiD0 St 2D0iIKE LIKE to place my very good
Phone ia. 9-5443. -22
COLORED GIRL desires general home
work: 3 days a week. Call Ii
CoIokED WOMAN wants r.h.w. for
Ned MT1ed snaA snd Friday; good references
CoLoRED WOMAN desires work from
9 to 8 days; cleaning, washing, iron
ine. ETC.: will alse care for children,
c00LoRESDO GIRL desires part-time
days work; work days; refs. Ii
coLORED Ssgi GIRL desires light house
work or care for children. 5 days
wk.: refs. NE. 6-0732.
COLORED GIRL desires child care,
III, liGht hoSseg9Ek. I DE; 2-et71d "a q
reliable. co. 5-6s92.
COLORED Ist-CLASS COOK wishes
part time or days wk.: best refs.
HO. 2.SS7O,
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT, AID. 2-0930.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old or new;
SIN. OF lge.; white MECH; fast serV.;
reas RA 3-69S4 RA. 6-0766.
new or old; repair
work done: immed. serv.: work guar; /;
esti. free; white mechs. IA. 9-020S.
AND HEATING services;
furnace cleaning; reasonable. Can
PLuMBiNG Ii AND HEATING. bath
rooms installed S395 up: American
Standard gas furnaces installed,
SS15 up; over 80 Installed since LIST
Of year, work guaranteed. Free esti-
mates. w. H. MCKENZIE. JU; g.
NCLOsED-see our pic
ture window special with jalousies
on each side. We can make your
porch into an extra bedroom or den.
complete with radiant heat, moth
est. oL. 4-siss. cAPTToL CON-
ave, Bethesda, Nd.
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MAID, nurse, g.h.w., live out. 5 days;
Thurs. Sun. OF; N. Arl.; $40. Cali
MAID; care Of Q small children, g.h.w.
Local refs. required: SIS and car
fare. Live In nishts week. ia.
9-S354.
MAID-Live in. doctors home: pleas
ant surroundings; 2 School-aged
children. Salary starts at $40. Call
MAID, coiored. settled: 9.h.w. and
good cook; fond of children; live in:
city refs; S25 wk. Wo. 6-1456.
GIRL, white, to live in, as mothers
helper; moderate salary. pleasant
home; LU. 1-24s2 until 1:3O Pm.
GTRL-Liye in or out; E.h.w. and
conditions. Ma, $500.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL. out Of
school. for G.h.w.: Mon. WED Sat; (;
81 and carfare. 1927 Alton pi. NV.
WANTED, white girl; live in: care for
sehool-aGe child and convaieseent.
elderly woman. Small home. Per-
Manent. WO. $3.50. after $40
UsuAs S1
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ALTERATIONS, remodeling; gar. rec.
DANNY PETRONI. TU. 2-2l1S.

remodeling; gar. rec.
DANNY PETRONI. TU. 2-211s.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs, SO per. So.
yd.; asphalt resurfacing, -$1.50 per
So. I'd. IA. 7-6770. ST. $1,000. .
ATTlCS FINISHED; dormer windows,
porches inclosed. recreation rooms
and stairways. Commercial or tesil
Dental; 80 months to pay. UN.
4-2491. j. E. HENDRICKS.
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN-Fire-
places, chimneys. walls; remodeling
a speciality. FAGNANI. 10. 2-l994.
BRICK MASONS, INC.-All types of
brick work; no lob too. small. JU
CARPENTRY-Rec. rooms, additions,
attics fnished; genl. repairs. HAINES
& PUTNAM, RA. 3-55l6. WA
CARPENTRY - General remodeiins
FHA loan; commercial and residen-
tial. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-9703.
CARPENTRY. remodeling, repairs
cabinet work. general contracting
CARPENTER. small Job specially
prepare for winter now. MR.. CRAW
after g. JU. 6-3224. --25
CARPENTER-Repajrs, old and new
work; recr. rn.s ANYTHING, Mr.
CARPENTRY, repairs, remodeling,
painting; white mechanic. DU
CEMENT WALKS, drives, FRS. pches.
steps; free est; white mech. JACK
SPARKES. HO. 2-S439.
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LIVE IN

settled woman: g.hw.,
some cooking, for nice family: love-
" second-noor room and bath, top
salary EN-. 3-7S96. 1900 .Tilden st.
NV. corner Of Connecticut ave-.
bus LEA or LIZ.
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ST STEIN j u fBEDp1NG CO. 1924 18th
st. NV. co. 5-1315..
PAINTING, interior and exterior. res
removing; no drinking; honest %Serk.
PAINTING, plastering and wall scrap
ping reasonable rates; free esti-
mates. 10. 3-4661. 25
REPAIRING, PAPERING---
Free estimates. ROSCOE A. GREEN,
ia. 9-S046. LU. 1-3309. -25
PAINTING-S12.a average room; week
end jobs a speciality; also plasterinE.
AID. 2-1S31. Please cau after pm
PAINTING-1nterior and exterior;
first-elass work; free estimateS; ts:
pAISr1NS. MS nM2MPAsPEnR MPPAsFERtNG. NG interior. e1
III. 9.4771. or ~. 5-4219. -22
master craftsman. does
papering and all phases Of quality
interior work; bonded onn ana insqreo' tiroa
SeEy MI saSssE saPssle man. Phone any ys4 fi%s'
PAfNTfNG. Al; iisGoHi interior. exterior. water
proofing. roof coating, gen: repairs.
y Free estimates, ,sTTI,2G TU S1ia99; sao- "a ?:and
sonabie SOM prices. AD. 4-456O. -24 =,
interior and exterior. Call
A DOMINICK, JA. 2-6S30. any day
after pm, all day Sunday.
PAINTING AND PAPERING. 20 yrs
exper; Al work. personal serv;,
salts. guar, any time. ia. 9-g396.
PAINTING CONTRACToR-commer-
cial and residential: satisfactory 25
yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-97O3.
PAINTING, interior and exterior: 1st-
class decorating: white mechanics;
work guar: reas. rates; free esti-
mates. Ii. 4-752S. --22
PAINTING. PAPERiNG - First-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. MR.. POAT, RA. 3-5643. 20"
PAPER HANGING. $40 per rm. up;
1853 sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA, 3-7393 or HE. 1865.
b-rm., 2-story hall house.
$50: W. mech. good work. RALPH.
ME. S-S14S; Ia. 9-9364 after 3.
specializinga in pvt. |
homes; work done by self. Call ia.
9-S933 for free estimate. -23
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SHORTHAND AND TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks

speedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Used in Business and Civil Service
Guaranteed Complete Course
One Low Fee-Euroll Any Time
Attend Day or Night
Freo Placement-Local or National
SPEEDWRrTTNG SCHOOL
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SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

TRANSLATOR or trans
and medical experience; about Oct.
0etters), little Spanish, Italian,
Russisn; car can study further; stsn. r n
college graduatel; typing only, 40
80, very accurate; modest salary;
LOWRIE. AD. 4-S464; ewes. Sun.
COMPANION. exper. lady; assist
cooking; with elderly women; OF
couple; room, small salary. Box
DREssMAkER, MAtkiEi .xp.r., wants sew.
ing out by day. alterations. NO
NURSE practical white; aged oil
chronic patient capable of nurs.
ing any chronic illness. RA. 3-4l 81
NURSE, white. hosp. trained; any
hours; complete charge; any case
Best of references. Box 25-v, Star
NURSE, white capable. hosp. trained;
6Hs- UM; 4s4Sas' IA or write Box ST. 5s! Lsnd-
NURSE. E.GovERNEss - Experienced
wishes position with children;
perm. or temp; refs. IA. 2-7597'
TYPING done at home: picked UP and
deli Seliversd; odaDs oaddgsssinE by hand %! also
part time; Bethesda
Chevy Chase-N w. area. OIL. 4-0442.
REGISTERED NURSE, middle-aged,
refined, wishes position as compan-
ion or care of Semi-invalid. Drive
care; free to travel. Box CAV, Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, good
refs: exper. legislative, public rela-
tions. administrative. Luz 1924.
SECRETARY. .sTENoG.-capito Hill
exper., desires part-time or full
time employment at q suitable sal
ary. MISS COOK, Ia. 9-4252. %"
REFINED middle-aged lady desires
place as housekeeper-companion with
s.5sTeAcss sd5sT BOX ysry y essRsnle sPsE 1as
CHILD NURSE will
take complete charge for working
rRSa WSther Ar 2Fss77 fSSEt Rm Sni. 3oS
MRS. Mr. iSS DAVIS. fsp'Js il. 5f s.s511. s "a. IN
CARE FOR 2 OR 5 YR. OLD CHILD
Have excel. German governesS.
like to have another child to play
with my 2-yr. old while his mother
works. Country estate mr.. Arl. blvd.
ATTHTiENffffooSS, THiNffffoSS EMPLOYERS - Now
available, qualified secretaries. We
screen applicants. JOBS, INC, 1740
X st. NV RE 7-3l63
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MEN

A good man is hard
to find, so is a good job.
I have the job which
offers security and way
above the average in
come. You may be the
man. Phone RA. 3-2283
for an interview.
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YOIING LADY

WOMAN, colored. to do cleaning and
help serve noon meal: NV. private
school. Call RA. 6-6542 between
10 am. and 2 pm. only. IA
WOMEN (eoloredD, full or part time
in hours to suit you. Sales work
Of ladies' apparel and haber. About
So hour; ne. or Sc. residents. Apply
2-7 pm, Wed. only, 4649 Deane
ave ne. -23
WIFE AND HUSBAND team to estab-
nsh selling and service agency for
repeat product nationally advertised.
See Life. Sept. IA, page 10. An inde-
pendent business may be set up by
part-time work with yearly earnings
later to $4,000 and UP. Call MR..
THORE. RA. 3-4073 or DU. 7-9106.
OPENING-For edu-
Gated woman with initiative and
ambition: age 30-65: this Is q full
time permanent position with q
Nationally known company; Guaran-
teed income and excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement; If you are
uneneumbered and interested In Q
position on Q career basis; write
for interview; giving age. educa-
1nME1f2TE aSE 6ff2iT: SSEN1sc-ror SiiEs mother. ds
Of children. just starting to school:
interested in earning good income
for part-time work; teaching. Girl
Scout or PTA experience an asset
Send qualifications and phone to
PART TIMEMss1.5o per hr., car
necessary, Sc. section, no selling,
Hostess. 10. 2-7073. -22
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INsTRUc. COURSES leent.l J
MOTOR rRAvEl

DRIVING to Miami, Fla. Can take 3
passengers, to share expenses. Leav-
ing Sept. &c. UN. 4-l273. IA
WISH MORNING RIDE. HAYWOOD
Gardens to GPO. arriving $50 to
SAB, Can provide free parking for
driver Call AP. 7-S516. 24s
SHARE A RIDE, will leave for Reno,
New. Sat, Sept 26, ,'53, call ED.
/ 9-5500. Ext. 27126, between $3.50
to 1890 pm Ask for Sgt. Ski,
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HELP-WoMEN
Assistant to Manager

ASST TO MGR, see pages 90, 21,
Set. 9th LOOK MAG, then cali
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YOUNG MAN

PERMANENT SALARIED POSITION
WITH NATIONAL FINANCIAL OR
CURITY AND EXCELLENT AD-
VANCEMENT OPPORTUNITY. AGE
Si-2S, EXECUTIVE TYPE. COL
LEGE. EXPERIENCED PREFERRED.
BEGIN AS CREDIT INVESTIGATOR
EMPLOYE BENEFITS PROGRAMS
APPLY
Household Finance Corp.
7444 WIS. AVE.
BETHESDA, MD.
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BUILDING
MATERIAL
INVENTORY SALE
OPEN SUN, 8-3

Due to tremendous amount of demo.
lition work at present We must move
material from our yard.
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COOK

And general downstairs
housework. Good wages, good
home. Live In or out. EN-.
S.S957.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALTERATIONS and re.
pairs; commercial or residential
Free estimates WA 7-71S6.
ALTERATIONS. Porches,
4-6577, HA. S-s9S5. ~27
ALTERATIONS. porches
jalousie Enclosures. sketches or esti-
mates free: all work fully guaran-
teed: no money down. SO months
to pay. SFCO SALES. JU. S-3010.
day or night
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BUILDING
MATERIALS
BARGAIN PRICES! u


2ss APIS. GOVT. PROJECT
Reclaimed by Skilled Experts
SAVE sAVEl SAVE! SAVE! SAVE
and Jambs--Window'
with Frames and Screens-stairway,
- Toilets - Wash Basins - Shower
Stalls-Medicine Cabinets-WateI
Heaters-Kitchen Sinks-Base and
Wall CabinetS--Space Heaters-Firt
Extinguishers - a-inch Celotex -
Insulation Boards-9s-i inch Plaster
Board = Door Checks - Electrical
Accessories.
CAMP SIMMS
GOVT. HOUSING PROJECT
OPEN DAILY 1NCL. SUNDAY, Sc
18th AND ALABAMA AVE. S.E.
BOTTOM OF HILL
PHONE
10, 2-513Q
ABCD CORP.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

MACHINE, OPERA.
TOR--NcR 1000, in ONCE Of local
Country Club, 51a days. Meals and
transp. furn. OIL. 9-864O. IA
CARETAKER, white; no furnace .f1r-
ing: free 1-bedrm. apt. plus monthly
salary: part-time man and wife.
Apply MR.. SCHMITz, 7016 Greig
St, Seat Pleasant, Md. --25
FARM COUPLE, European preferred;
man for general farm work, wife
to keep house cleaned. RE. 7-2277
after 8, or come to 1915 F st. NV.
TECHNICIAN to work
Must have hospital laboratory exper.
Apply DR.. KONCELMANN, iii
New York ave. NV. pa
COUPLE, to act aS supt. Of small Sc.
apt. bldg; apt. rent, $69.60 mo-;
small allowance for services rem
dered. Call NE. S-5402.
EXTRA CASH-eeli Xmas ana every.
das cards. Also Xmas imprints
stationery. napkins and novelties;
SAMPLES on appproyai Write or call
Wash. I. D. C.. Dept. g. D1. 7.O90S.
Evening star., 1953-09-22

LADIES
AVON PRODUCTS, INC. needs a.
alert women to service regular
Gusts; earn $20-S25 wkly. income In
easy pleasant work. RE. 7-S1O7.
LADY unemployed, refined, willing to
with established business concern.
Liberal compensation. Come to see
MR.. TULLY, Room 924. 1346 Conn.
ave. No telephone calls. -22
YOUNG .LADY-Do you like talking
to people. typine. filing Permanent
Eood salary, no pressure: congenial
associates. Apply Mr.. Waters. d. J.
KAUFMAN, INC. 1908 Penna. ave.
NV. -22
YOUNG LADY with sales experience
to DO contact work from studio for
position; good pay. ANTON'S. 1912
O st. NV. -22
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ADDITIONS

repairs. everything from
roof to basement; screen porches
drlvewayS; screening, recreation
rooms; roofs raised or attic expan-
sion: FHA-approved financing;
years to pay. Call now. today, for
free estimate. All work guaranteed,
GRIFFIN CONTRACTORS, JU
Evening star., 1953-09-22

JALOUSIES
tGlass Lowered Windows)
Expertly installed or delivered with
complete instructions for installa-
tion. Save over 500.
SECO SALES ENGINEERS
LII 4-3n10. DaY OR NiRht
Evening star., 1953-09-22
HELP--WoMEN

WORKER in children's institution;
ability to play the piano desirable.
In applying state educational back
ground and experience. Box 20g.X.
Star. Pa
GIRL, white. help in swap shop: ex-
perience not necessary; salary; room
and board If wanted; beautiful sub
urban home. UN. 1880. -22
GIRLS. white. with some cashier ex-
perience for large wholesale dis
tributor. excellent opportunity, va
cation. etc. 5-day week. apply to
MRS. ETCHI5ON, 1921 5th st. NV.
LADIES-Excellent opportunity. DEM
onstrate popular household items In
department stores. No experience
necessary. We train you. Must be
good talker and personable. Tor
salary and commission. Apply
KANN'S. personnel ONCE, 4th floor
7th, Sth and Market Space NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
KITCHEN
REMODELING

Steel and wood in colors. Birch.
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. SO months
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co,
KITCHEN CENTER, HU. 3-6640
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
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YARDMAN WHITE

To work in a large gasoline and light
fuel oil plant. Prefer a person that
also has some exper. in driving trac-
tor trailer. Apply in person, to Mr..
Ball after o am. L. P. STEUART
g. BROTHER, INC, 18th and L
stS. Sc. PA
MAN, Young. white, energetic, TO
work in auto brake shop. 903 N
st. NV. 90
food stores. } days per wk. Write
Box 4SI-T. Star. IA
MAN to take charge of office in in
stallment jewelry store, located
KENT'S JEWELERS., 7OI 9TH st. NV.
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Lumber 1-12O0
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
COD DELIVERIES

TO WASH, MD. AND VA.
DELIVERED IN YOUR BASEMENT
ROBBY SEZ-No money down. 80
mos. to pay on recreation rooms. at
tic rooms, garages or adding room
to your home. Do 1t yourself and
save. We give you free booklets ON
any one of the above Jobs. s.ft.
studs, SOC each; sneathtng. 10c bd.
IT.: 12-in. dry white shelving. 15o
IT.; dry attic fiooring. 12c bd, It.;
ceiling tile. lie so. #; 4x7 insulat-
Ing wallboard, only S1.79 each; 4x9
sheetrock only 81 6S each; 4xS ply
wood. only S4.75 each; beautiful
doors. $3.50 each; 100 so. IT. In.
sulation. 81 95: cement. sand. gravel.
ROBINSON LUMBER CO.
1889 Kenilworth Ave. N E, LU. IL 200
FREE DELIVERY -25
MATTRESS AND SPRING. sealy Pos
ture Pedic, Harvard frame, all new:
ret. S111.50, sac. $3.50. JE. 3-3s1S.
OFFICE FURNITURE
200 desks from $40 up. For. home
or once. Also chairs, filing cabinets,
Kardex. tables. FREE PARKING.
D. c. SURPLUS SALES
bl1 New Jersey Ave. NV.
(continued on Next Psge.)
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OTHER MISC. MATERIALS
Bottled-gas, Hot-water heaters, 600,-
900 IT. Of lumber, bricks, trim, pipe
and plumbing.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
ANTIOIIES

ANTIQUES
Do net sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china, glass, furniture, ETC.. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. N. W.
TU. 2-2727. IA. 3-760S.
AUTO ACCESSORIES including heat
ers, radios, seat covers. spotlightS,
foglights, directional signal lights,
moor NETS. back-up lights, seal
beam headlights, hood ornaments
and others too numerous to men
ton. Also q full line Of Kaiser
Frazer auto parts. to be sold as
low as 500 OF list price. Closing
out entire stock Of parts and &C
eessories. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
263 Carroll st. NV. RIA. 3-3303.
BABY IN GARBAGE, folding type; So.
BATHTOBS. built-in type. $26: ba-
sins. toilets, pipe. BLOCKS, INC.
l746 Lee hwy" Key Bridge. ia,
BEDRM. SET. maple, twin beds
(incl. matt, springsl, dresser. mir
ror, night stand and rocker. Excel.
cond. Best offer. WA. 1882 after
BEbRM. SUITE. maple, consisting of
double bed, woman's dresser and
mirror, mans chifforobe with draw
ers and desk, night table and
matching chair. Call JU. S-116S.
Must be sold by Thursday
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SPECIAL
ASBESTOS SHINGLES
White and colors, S6.96 100 Sd. It.
FREE DMIVERY-ONE-DAY gERV-
ICE. FLA FINANCING.
ACE WRECKING AND
BLDG. MATERIAL CO., INC.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. Lu. 4-oS00.
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MAN, WITH CAR

TO train for position with large ma
tional company; approximately S15
per week while training. Call KE.
7-1900 for appointment for inter
Evening star., 1953-09-22
HELP-WoMEN Cont,
Electronic AssemblerS
And Wiren1en

6 months to Q years experience in
wiring OF electronics equipment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-05-28
CIevite Corporation
Shows Quarterly Profit

Clevite Corporation today MAY
~ reported profit of $932,785 in
the first. quarter of 1858. After
preferred dividends this is equal
to 5312 cents a common share
giving effect to the two-for- -one
stock split on April 10, and to
SLOT a share on the 799,826
shares outstanding at March 81.
In the corresponding 1852
quarter, profit was $872,344,
equal to $1.20 a share on the $685.
I'll shares then outstanding.
Sales in the latest quarter were
SIG, ,190462, a new peacetime high
comparing with $12,542,795 in the
1852 first quarter when opera
tions of Brush Electronics Com
pany were not included. Sales
gains were general throughout
Clevite's operating units except
for replacement sales of auto
motive bearings and bushings.
In the first quarter Clevite
absorbed some 100000 of re-
centlylgranted wage and salary
increases which could not be re-
covered in its selling prices be-
cause of government price con-
trolls. With controls lifted, it is
expected that partial recovery
will be made, it was stated.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-05-28
Woman's Literary Club
Enioys Officers Party

The Woman's Literary Club
was entertained at the home of
Mrs. D. w. Barlow, Playground
road, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Barlow, president, preSid-
ed during the meeting. Roll call
was answered by each member
giving a suggestion for next
years program.
Mrs. Harry Knox gave the
book review, 20, Rugged Land
of Gold" written by Martha
Martin.
A party was enjoyed at the
close of the meeting given by
the officers of the club, Mrs. D.
w. Barlow, Mrs. Henry Brum-
bach, Mrs. A. R. Boyer, Mrs.
Dwain Dyer, Mrs. Marvin Wood
and Mrs. Bertha Ullman.
Mrs. A. r. Boyer presided at
the serving table for the refresh
ments. The table was attractive
ly decorated with roses and
candles.
The hostess, Mrs. Barlow, who
is leaving Caldwell, was given
a surprise handkerchief shower
at this time. A contest was also
enjoyed.
Attending were Mrs. H. c
Jordan, Mrs. Don McDiffitt
Inez Clark, Mayme Sealock
Mrs. A. r. Boyer, Mrs. Bertha
Ullman, Mrs. Lawrence Nichols
Mrs. Harry Knox, Mrs. Mary
Hanes, Mrs. Henry Brumbach
Mrs. Byron Steen, Mrs. Vernon
Slater, Mrs. H. c. Secrest, Ethe
Pryor, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs
Floyd Gaugler, Mrs. Norva
Robey, Mrs. P. D. Cannavan
Mrs. Floyd Henderson, Mrs
/ Dwain Dyer and Mrs. Marvin
Wood and the hostess.
The club will not meet agaiI
until September.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-05-28
Marietta College To
konor Bill 0'Meill

Marietta college will confer
honorary degrees on two Ohio
public officials and three other
prominent men at the 116th an
nual commencement exercises in
Marietta, June 8.
Attorney General c. William
O'Neill and the Hon. Carl V.
Weygandt, chief Justice of the
Ohio supreme court, will be hon.
ored with the doctor of humani-
ties degree. A similar doctorate
will be conferred on Thomas E.
Millsop, president of the Weirton
Steel Co. and mayor of Weirton,
w. Va.
Two Ohio-born men, both
Marietta college alumni, also
will be honored. They are
Alsoph H. Corwin, native OF
Marietta and now professor OF
chemistry at Johns Hopkins
University, doctor of science;
and the Rev. Vincent H. Daniels
former Clevelander and now
pastor of the First Congregation
al Church of Greenwich, Conn.,,
doctor of divinity.
O'Neill, also a native Mari
ettan, was graduated from Mari
eta college in 1888. His father,
c. T. O'Neill, is the oldest prac-
ticing lawyer in southeastern
Ohio. Judge Weygandt's home
is at Lakewood.
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sites will be in use each period.
Most Scouts will attend with
their own Troop under the lead
ership of their own Scoutmaster.
Scouts who cannot attend with
their Troop may attend as a
member of provisional Troop.
Kenneth Potter of New Lex
ington, will serve as camp di-
rector. Mr.. Potter is an Eagle
Scout "a veteran camper and
camp director and is a member
of the faculty of the University
of Maryland.
Reservations for Camp Zane
may be made through the
Scouts own Scoutmaster.
Several members of the local
scout troop plan to attend Camp
Zane this year, according to
Robert V. Moore, Scoutmaster.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-05-28
THOMPSON
HOSPITAL NOTES
MAY %

Larry Sanford, Dexter City
Larry Jennings, Wilma Nau and
Joann Miller, Caldwell route
tonsillectomieS.
Mrs. Kathryn Drake, Main
street, treatment.
Charles Yonker, treatment
facial cuts and shock.
Mrs. John Groves, Playground
street, treatment injured foot.
Fred Dodds, Caldwell route 6
treatment first and second de-
gree burns.
TonsillectomieS on Tuesday
Sue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Speed" Clark; STAMINA Lee
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Mazgay, Jr.; Karen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Long;
Jimmy Walters, grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Long.