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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-01

sumption of classes, in a game
against Ohio Northern's strong outfit
at Ada.
After meeting Ohio Northern, the
Beavers next will play at home in a
contest with Defiance here next Mon
day.
So far as regular season play is
concerned, both teams have been idle
since before Christmas week, but the
high school outfit played two games
in a holiday tournament at the Bluff
ton college gymnasium, losing in the
finals to Columbus Grove after win
ming the tournament opener against
Pandora-Gilboa.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-01

Bluffton's cagers never had a chance
to get started. Beaten only once this
season, Columbus Grove led Bluffton
at the first quarter, Is to s, and at
halftime were out in front, 38 to 20.
Individual h%igh-point honors for the
evening, however, went to Bluffton's
Tom Butcher, who with % points put
on his second scoring splurge of the
tournament. In Bluffton's first tourn-
ament assignment, Butcher had bucket
ed 20 points, and his total of az in
two games was 10 more than any
other player was able to amass.
In the other Saturday final, Pan
dora-Gilboa stopped Cory-Rawson by
a score of 43 to 42, for the teams
first victory of the year.
Fridays tournament games found
Button winning over Pandora ilboa
and Grove over Cory-Rawson, al
though both victors had meas mo-
ments before the final guns cut short
play.
Bluffton trailed Pandora ilboa for
nearly three periods, before finally
taking command of the action and go
ing on to win a Al to 40 decision.
Even throughout the fourth quarter,
however, Pandora always stayed in
threatening position, and the Pirates
were not assured of victory until the
final minute.
Cory-Rawson gave Columbus Grove
a scare with a fourth period uprising,
that at one time let the Hornets pull
within two points of the team that was
to eventually win the tournament
championship. Grove then succeeded
in building up a comfortable nine
point victory margin and went on to
win, 49 to ii at the close of the game.
1t was the first holiday tournament
held by the four schools, and with the
Button Junior Chamber of Commerce
assisting with promotion and plan
ming it went off extremely successful
ly. A near-capacity crowd of more
than 1900 for f%rst-round games last
Friday night was the third largest
eve to pack the new gymnasium on
the Button campus.
Under original tournament arrange
ments, it will be four more years be-
fore the tournament will be played in
Button again. The holiday cage
meet will be held in succession each
of the four towns sponsoring the
event, with the next Button tourna-
ment coming in 1866.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-01

THE DIVISION OF WILDLIFE, at
last count, had received reports of a
total of 258 deer killed by successful
hunters during the 1852 Ohio deer
eason The final count is expected
to be around 275.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-01
Columbus CIRQUE Smashes Button; 72-49,
In Finals Of Jay-Cee Holiday Tournament

Bluffton Hlgh cagers were runners-up to Columbus Grove for
honors IN the CHRISTMAS holiday tournament played last weekend
IN the new Blutton college gymnasium, for after the Pirates had
defeated Pandora-Gilboa, 55 to 40, in their initial tourney start
they lost to columbus Grove, ~ to 40, in the championship round.
Against the hot-shot Grove outfit in the Saturday night final,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-01
Pirate Cagers Play At Celina Friday;
Ohio Northern Next Foe For Beavers

Ending the holiday recess for Bluffton basketball teams,
Button High Pirates will swing into action again Friday night
of this week in a contest with Ceina at Ceina, and Bluffton college
will see it's first action of the New Year Thursday night of next
week on the Ohio Northern court.
In the high school game at Ceina this Friday. the Pirates
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-01

THE OPEN SEASON on rabbits
and grouse in Ohio closes at 5 p. m.
Thursday, January l.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-01

STATISTICS compiled by the In
formation and Education Section OF
the Ohio Division of Wildlife show
that 10 Ohio hunters lost their lives
during the 1852 hunting seasons
three more than in 1851.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-01

Winter losses among bees rang,
from 5 to so percent.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-01

WASH CLOTHS in a slightly irregular quail
ity of a normal 15c grade in solid pastel H.
colors and fancy plaids. Each ....... 1UC
Evening star., 1953-08-09
0. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
ais 18th STREET NV.

PROFESSIONAL GOCAL)
Case workers (M.S); Dietitian (A.D.
Az; Craftsmen: Engineers (automo-
tive and electronic); Group Workers;
Patent Lawyer; Policewomen: Radio
Operators (2nd class lic.); Teacher
Nursery School.
PROFESSIONAL (OUT OF TOWN.
Engineers, (design, produc-
tion. research): Ensineers (aircraft.
civil. electrical, industrial. mechani-
cal. plant. and time study; Lawyer.
(tech. degree plus LLB1: Case Work
ers; Chemists; Physicists; Supervisor
Recreational Therapy; Teacher Nurs-
cry School.
MANAGERIAL AND SALES
Credit and Collection Mgrs.; Trafic
Mgr. Grail and motor; Field Super
visor Cnsurance): Statesmen (food-
stuffs and insurance.; Salesperson
furniture. hardware. shoes); Sales
women (spec. shops); Telephone So
licitor.
MEDICAL
Technician; Medical
Records Librarian: Medical Social
Workers; Medical Technicians:
Nurses (pediatric and staff): Physi-
clan: Psychiatrist; Tissue Techni-
clan.
CLERICAL
Bookkeepers; Bookkeeping Mach. OD-
ers.; Cashier -(NCR 10000; Collect
ors; Credit and Collection Clerks;
Stenographers; Tab. Mach. Oper.
Supervisor.
sos K STREET NV.
Stationary EnRineers
with D. c. license): Electricians;
Carpenters. S2-S2.50 per hr.: Auto
Service Station Attendants.
735 18th STREET NV.
Iive-in Maids; Wool Presser. (female).
maximum S55 per week; Shirt press
er. exper. nemale).
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
M NOT TET EppnNE
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HELP-MEN

BAKER--All-around baker for day.
time work; no Sun. or holiday work
FEDERAL BAKE SHOP, GIL 14th
NV q
BARBER. graduate Of barber school;
good salary. Apply 39"M st. s.w.
- Nightwork, large,
capable of handling the floor. Apply
am. to D pm, $500 Marlboro rd.
BATTERY MAN, exper. rebuilding
and repairing. CAPITAL BATTERY
ExcH.' 626 New York ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full or part
time, all-around beautician. Good
salary, 5-day week. air. cond.. excel.
cond. SILVER SPRING BEAUTY
SALON, JU. 9-1221. III
49,. married, born in Wash. area,
with only commercial exper., to head
accounting dept, with clerk-typ-
lists to assist, in ONCE with about
100 clerks. handling no merchandise.
Must be able to prepare and type
financial statements, emplove and
tax returns and outline forms for
printing. Good handwriting and
$50 to s.. u day Saturday. Ample
salary. Phone Ma. S-1118.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

ARCHITECTURAL DIR ATS MAN,
thoroughly familiar with prints and
specifications; public and large type
bldgs.; Job consists Of drafting
estimating and work control. Has
excellent opportunity for advance
ment. BACKGROUND in metal fabri-
eating and degree is desirable but
on background plus bonus. LARGE
well-rated expanding f1rm with ex-
cellent working conditions. Write
Box cas-, Star,
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When GHsWeTtR0 advertisement
addfesSed to StGs boSee, DO NOT
iRclose ORIGINAL references photo.
graphs OF other materials OF per.
sonal potUe Copies seTpe the par.
0oSG and 0rt0tHGls RIaS 9es lost
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HELR--MEN

for design Of electro
mechanical Instruments; senior po-
sition for design and development Of
transducers and related scientific
apparatus in rapidly growing re-
search Hrm in Alex. Call XII. 9-7500
for appointment 3
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AD.JTISTOR

MEN WITH . YRS. COLLEGE or
equivalent for positions investigat-
ing and adjusting auto accident
only. Men age 1882 preferred.
Cali ST. $4,000. Ext. 251. 10
loss claims. In
surance adjuster; expert, assist, ad-
wise; small, 1-man adjusting once;
part-time basis; evenings to. suit
your available time; will not inter
fere with your present position.
Reply In strict eonfld., Boz S71-M,
Evening star., 1953-08-09
Architects
Representative

4NOp1 OC11C0C1NC
Established nationa a !
manufacturer of build
ing materials will con-
slider applications of
men 80 to 40 years of
age, with degree in civil
engineering or architec-
ture, and with building
experience. The respon-
sibility of the man Sc
lected will be to ac-
quaint architects and
engineers with our ma
terials and systems and
render service to these
professions. A d e q US t e
schooling and informa-
ton on products pro-
vided. State age, edu-
cation, ambitions, busi-
ness experience, salary
requirement, etc. All
applications held conf
Dental.
BOX 300-S STAR.
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CLERK
PRODUCTION

Permanent full-time position open
for man with some clerical expert
ence. Apply in person-Personne
once.
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FIELD ENGINEERS
(BSEE) with flight simulator exp,
Pa; come in today or write for
more information; the need for
these men is urgent; excellent oppor-
tunity; company is working on in
dustrial and commercial accounts
as we'll as Govt. contracts; permar
nent positions.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
11OS 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-7270
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TWENTY-FIVE PAGES.
AUCTION SALES tcOnt.)
C. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC. AUCTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

:. @. SLOAN & CO., INC. AUCTS
AuctioneerS-AppraiSers
LARGE SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
FURNISHINGS, ORIENTAL RUGS
AND JEWELRY
Consisting in Part of
Weber Baby Grand Plano, Maytag
Deep Freeze. Mahogany Dining
Room Suite. Silver and Plateware,
Silver Hollow-ware, Two Bronze
Bronzes, New Baby Furniture, Baby
Carriage and TOYS, China. Glass
ware AT Hsei PUBLIC AUCTION
r 8 l. o A MS, 716 18TH ST NV.
TUES. AUG. 11TH AT 10 AM.
Also at 1 PM.
Jewelry consisting of Pair of
Diamond Earrings approximately
Ia .karats each. Cluster Ring con-
tanning 10 Diamonds, 5-Stone dia-
mond ring set in 14-Karat Gold and
Other Jewelry, from the Estate OF
Rachel Lowell, by Order of The
American Security and Trust Co.,
Executors and Others.
Terms Cash: c. @. Sloan & Co., Inc,
AuctS. Established 1891. au9,10
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BRANCH MANAGERS

ARISTo CLEANERS, Wash.'s
largest chain store dry-clean-
ing orEanization, has few
young men between the ages
of 25 and 3S. No knowledge
of dry cleaning needed. This
is q sales MANAGEMENT posi-
tion. Experience in either dry
cleaning sales or dept. store
work is desirable but not
necessary. Splendid opportu-
nifty to make q lifetime career
with truly progressive or
ganiZation. Call Mr.. Okin,
Ii 6-6966. for appt.
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MANY OTHERS
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
11OS 18th st. NV. EX. 1920
SCHOOL POSITIONS
Chemistry and physics, driver train
ing, librarian, home eco., phys. ed.
elementary. mathematics. com
mercial, arts and crafts, ENGLISH
and social studies, industrial arts,
music vocal or inStrumentaD.
DIETICIAN
(Eper., must live In: 5000 MOI
HOUSEMOTHER
(Exper., under 62)
RESIDENT
Positions for men; chemistry, physics.
English. history, French and
Spanish, English and coach football.
SALARIES
Depend on the position, your exper.
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AMERICAN

AMERICAN
INSTRUMENT co.
5000 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring. Md
CLOTHING MANAGER, experienced,
for de-to-measure store. Excep-
tional opportunity. Salary and COM
mission. Steady work. THE WOHL-
CoILEcToR. FOR SALESMAN. sai sI' "'Si Sis per
day collection, plus 20fS on sales for
an experienced h. to h. furnishings
man. Apply Mr.. Richard, GENERAL
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. 63 K St.
COLLECTOR-SALEsMAN-To collect
and solicit life insurance in D. C..
for large company. ME. s-2s4O.
CooK-colored, short order; work
nights and Sundays. Must be steady
resident. Call TIE. 6-0O96 or XII,
CoSiNSssTTRRUCTIoN CoSiNSssTRUTIN suPERvIsoRlWo1n
answering please state ref. showing
Local LOCAL, exper;: Supervising I3 apts. an6 n6
pIas SpGaS Son9s sox Snb sss Star S0O
COUNTER MAN. must be fully expe-
rienced in sandwiches. salads and
selling for Kosher style delicatessen
and restaurant. Salary $50 to start.
Call TIE. 6-0O96 or XII. 62S95.
COUNTER SANDWICH MAN. must
be fast and neat. local ref. PRO-
!EssIoNAL COFFEE SHOP. 1925
DANCE TEACHERS 1O)-Don Mar
TIM needs young men with person
ality and ambition to teach ballroom
dancing; permanent positions open,
full or part time; exper. preferred
but not neceSSary-we train you.
Excel. salary and pleasant working
conditions Apply in person at any
of our 3 large, air-conditioned
studios: 502 18th st. NV; 1924
Conn. ave. and 404 18th st. NV.
DON MARTINI. Ill
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Men and Women
CLERICAL. PROFESSIONAL
SKILLED. UNSKILLED
WaShington's Newest and
Busiest Job Mart
METROPOLITAN
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
906 10th ST NV.

METHODS WORK
Under 81. Familiar with work evalua-
tion methods and procedures, applied
to clerical work. N. Y. Some travel;
Start to $500
PAYROLL CLERK
N. C. r. machine. jr. supervisory
ability, under 80. North Caroline.
fWOMEN)
Bookkeeper Ct. c.. retail. ba-day,
Salaries up to $1,000
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, s612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. ave. NV. ST. g.
9442. professional Counseling by
annointment
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JOBS, lNC.
174O K st. NV. RE. 1888.
10
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
"washington's Largest Agency"
Aforementioned Offices
PARTIAL LISTING
Sales flood company-trainee), $50
wk plus car
Sales beverage company. $50 wk
Travelling auditor. $500 mo. plu,
Management trainees (coll. grads).
Claims adjustor trainees, $3.50 mo.
Clerk knowledge bookkeepingL $3.50
Merchandise trainees. $216 mo.
Clerks. 1928 mo.
Chief engr.-hotel, medium size. $500
mo.
Engineering-Scientific
Admin. engr. CBSEE). mfg, electronic
systems, components, to $4,000.
Mech. engr, (chem. proc. exp, deg.
nee, $S,000-S1O,O00.
Mech. designers (small mechanisms),
Planning ming supv. CBsEE). planning,
tronic mfg, $500. SS' "A'
Methods - planning engrs. 0.E. or
M,E), mach. shop bkgd., S7,50O.
Elec. engr. tdo design and manage
MerS company; n.y.. $500 Ssg plus srd0sS io
eS tems stndiss. sneis tSes 10 S746@ Sfanan'e 's'
Structural analysts (BME), structural
exp.--Vessels, missiles. to 81, 200.
Tech writer's (radar. electronics. re-
pair-mntnce. expo, S6-SS;000
Transmission, basic radio). $500
$1,000.
Structural steel design, detail. fabri-
cation, to $500.
Servo design engrs. (BsEE). salary
Fire control engr. (BsEE). shipboard
exp, circuit drafting. $4,000.
Mech. or chem. engrs. (degO, young
design later sales (Pao, to Sc. 900.
Artist-illustrator (exp.
Leroy, lettering. air brushD. 81 500.
cSspists' ss nnd chem enErs' IN. Y. state,'
Drst.smen Sn z. tsSnstructiOn. GSG civil topo),
Marine engrs t3-5 yrs. exp. drafting
piping, $4,000.
Electronic layout craftsman. $4,000
Eiectronic techs. (heavy exp. mil.
trng. plus tech school (some jobs in
Flao. $4,000 plus.
Wiremen tmil. exp). 4S-hr. wk., SIS
Mathematics asst. tdeg. nec.), physics
minor, $500.
Clerk-ex radio ham or operator,
$4,000.
Clerk-ship, receive, pack knowledge
electronicsl, $3.50 mo.
Engrg. trainee married vet, h.s. grad.
under 30). $50 wk.
Craftsmen (mechJ. some training.
Field cnErs. (BsEE,. flight simuIator
exp. location Calf. Fla, N. j..
n. Y. OF PAL, salary open.
HOS 18th st. NV. New Address)
Evening star., 1953-08-09

EXHIBITION: Saturday and
Sunday, August 8 and 8
from l to 6 pm.
AUCTION: Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, Au-
gust 10, II and IL, to COM
mence at l pm. promptly.
SALE CONDUCTED PERSONALLY
BY ERIC BRONSEN STANLEY
The Stanley Galleries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
3218 M STREET NV.
Appraisers
For Tax and Insurance Purposes
Old GEORGETOWN. Washington, D. C.
AID. 4-4143 and A.
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ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY POSITIONS

MANY INTERESTING JOBS
COME AND TALK IT OVER
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNER
6-DAY, 80 to 40 HOUR WEEK
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimuml
time. 43c per line.
. to 8 times consecutively $50 per
line.
7 times eonsecutively soc per line
New automobiles. 60c Der line; feline
minimum
Special Notices and Personal &c Der
line additional.
out-of-town rate 6oc Q tins eacn
insertion
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second
insertion.
To Place q Sfar rlaes;and Al
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES Cont J

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys.,. stenogs., bkprs.. rcpts.. typists.
file clerks, payroll clerks. bkpg. mch
oprs.. cashiers, PIX oprs., others.
1920 N. Y AVE. NV, RIM. sos.
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good opportunity to
learn and advance in finance busi-
ness with local branch OF national
organization. Age % to so, high
school graduate; car furnished.
UNIVERSAL C. l. T. CREDIT COR
PORATION, Room SIS, Standard
OIL Building. 261 Constitution ave.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
BOX 3OO-S, STAR.

BUYER = Boys dept.
exper. preferred; liberal employe
benefits. Apply personnel ONCE, 5th
H., GOLDENBERG'S DEPARTMENT
STORE. 7th and K SITS. NV.
AUTO BODY MEN-We need 2 good
body men. Best working conds.
See or call Mr.. Murff, AIS MO
TORS. 1910 Wilson blvd. Arl Va
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN:
1st class only: must be steady work
er: $1.a0 hour guaranteed and COM
mission; vacation with pay: inSur-
ance and other benefits. See Mr.
Minson. PARKWAY MOTOR CO.,
INC. 3040 N st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1953-08-09

AUTO BODY MAN-Salary and
bonus; spprox. $500 per wk;;
toWn Vacation and nhef eIidsys Ss0p With
OLMsTEAD MOTOR co.
Oldsnobile dealer, 1000 Wilson
blvd, Arl., Va. ia. 7-s4O0. 10
AUTO-BRAKE MECHANICS HELPER,
young, white, energetic. 903 n st.
AUTO COMBINATION BODY and
paint man. Excel. salary and bonus.
Perm. position. wilson PONTIAC.
INC. 7a25 Georgia ave. Silver
AUTO GLASS MAN WANTED. good
exper. Apply HYATTsVLLE AUTO
$o1S SE ssil VA. 79iied' ask for Mr.
AUTO MECHANICS ~. Must be exp.
Top salary for the right men: en-
ploye benefits. good hrs. and excel.
req. Apply MANHATTAN AUTO
KAIsER-FRAzER. INC. 7tb and r
AUTO MECHANIC. must be expert
enced and able to take responsibility.
able to furnish excellent references.
Night shift, 8 pm. to IL pm. Ex-
cellent< opportunity. to make extra
money; paid. vacation: hospitaliza-
ton sceidsnt dent and sealtR moToSs
AUTO MECHANIC-Permanent posi-
tion. excel. starting salary. with
opportunity for advancement: cool,
Stt. slsan shop. modern equip. post post
vacations. See Mr.. Scott, CAPITOL
Silver Spring. 3
AUTO MECHANIC--Invest the
advantage of working in close-in
Arlington. best deaa in the. area
for real all-around man. Call Mr..
REEVES, service mgr. IA. 1900.
AUTO MECHANIC for busy shop with
Washington's leading Dodge-Plym
outh dealer; top earnings; largest
MOTOR CO.. 1401 Rhode Island
AUTO T MECHANIC. .xper.. 9eneral
MALLS GARAGE. Call Mr.. Nails,
gEi ,,: 2;2l00;, ;, 81 N. Washington St.
AUT6moSTGR TnE1S GbsTfh; MECHANIC; Xi; good Day
and %s1d good hours. Call Cypress
AUTO MECHANIC to repair used
cars FOR resale. Must be sober,
steady worker. Experienced on all
makes. See Mr.. Sutherland, IRWIN
FORD CO, INC. Lee hwy. at Chain
Bridge rd.. Fairfax, Va. 10
AUTO MECHANICS
Washington's oldest Chevrolet dealer
has openings for experienced auto
mobile mechanics. Top earnings for
good men. Plenty of work. Excellent
working conditions. Convenient
downttown location. 5k3day Teekz;;
MOTOR CO.. iI5o connecticut ave. e
AUTO METAL MAN-Combination
tunity for high pay; Ford dealer;
plenty Of work; excellent opportunity
for steady, sober man. Insurance,
vacation and other dement's; Apply
LLVAN So gViSan foSD ST C'% co Hseans
Of Central ave and q. s. Rte. a0l :.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, exper. !:
excellent salary with commissions.
on pOsoP sRf PaS or
liable person. See Mr.. Scott. CAPT
Toll PACKARD, a2S Philadelphia
ave. Silver Spring. p
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - We are
now in q position to increase our
sales force and will consider appll-
lutely necessary that the applicant
be a willing and ambitious worker:
selling ability and previous car SELL
ing experience helpful but not
necessary; the statesmen here average
ad. Phase call in person at GRADY
MOTORS. INC, Lincoln Mercury
dealer, 1909 Wis. ave. Bethesda,
Md. between the hours Of 9 am.
and 10 pm, pn,Sn daily. ..,r.,..IIs,
house. familiar With bakery trade
In Washington and nearby Va.
pointA Must have ear. Boz 2Se-s.
star. ~
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ADJUSTER, $265

ADJUSTER, $265
AUTO SERVICE SALES, $500
MORTGAGE LOAN elk. $276
SALES ENGINEER, S400
GROCERY CLERK, S275
ROUTE Statesmen. S275
BKPR. GENERAL OFFICE, S326
FEMALE
ASSISTANT BKPR., $3.50
FILE CLERK mo TYPE.O. $3.50
GIRL FRIDAY. KIN. slit, s276
COLLECTION CORES, $500
GENERAL EMPL.
1907 H ST. NV. New Address)
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

DR.. s ASSISTANT, Silver Spring,
open.
Medical secretaries up to S3.OOOI
r. Ms, full or part time open
Lab. technicians top salaries
II. N, Silver Spring open
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT.
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-4S5S.
FLORIDA HOTELS, clubs, restau-
rants. Positions for the coming
season. Register now. Also do
PLOYMENT AGENCY. Hollywood.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

ACCOUN1A I AM
Old established firm has immediate
opening for q man with a degree or
the equivalent and at least three
years experience in cost account
ing. Can offer good starting salary
and excellent opportunities for ad-
vancement. Good working and liv-
ing conditionS-excellent employe
benefits. Send resume to: Employ
ment Manager. THE BRUNSWICK
BALKE COLLENDER CO., Marion,
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JANITOR

Good salary and quarters. Appl
superintendent. 1925 N. H. ave. n
q am, on Monday. p
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DERIT MAN

DEBIT MAN
for an experienced Ca
pable industrial insurance agent oi
proven ability. Substantial weekly
guarantee to start; unlimited earn
ings assured later. based on Q no.
charge back for lapse contract
Married, age 25-45. Ma. S-2443.
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AUCTION SALES
TO BE SOLD
PUBLIC AUCTION
BY CATALOG

Liquidation OF an unprecedented col
lection Of functional as we'll as
decorative embellishments and home
appointments in q summer season
auction. Catagorically embracing in
part, American. French, English
and Oriental furniture manifest in
commodeS. coffee tables (marble
and ottoman, chairs, credenzas,
sofas, etc. "Silver and silver plate,
religious relics Of interest. flatware.
CRYSTAL and glassware in ornamen-
tai and functional creations. "Sev-
eral important estate pieces Of
tewelry. SOriental rugs. "Oil paint
1ngs Of decided esthetic appeal
sPorcelainS and china from impor-
tant eraS, viz: Nielsen, Sevres, Coal
port, Capo di Monti. etc. "Uniaue
acter. "Obiets d. art and many
creations to delight the induisitive
soul.
Evening star., 1953-08-09

DELIVERY DRIVEk-Young man,
25-4O, having lively personality,
ability and a desire for eventual
promotion to outside sales position;
wholesale firm; fast, reliable man
only. Apply AMES CO., 1895 H
DENTAL TECHNICIANs - Helpers
with some experience In denture
work. Apply 10 am. to | pm:
Monday or Tuesday. WASHINGTON
thoroughly familiar
with architectural prints and speci-
ficatiops: industrious and sober;
perm. work and excel. workinE con-
ditions. Opportunity, for advance
ment. Technical knowledge and sheet
metal experience desirable but not
essential. 6alarv based on proven
record. Write Boz 59-S, Star, Civ
ing complete and itemized back
ground, Qualifications and references.
CRAFTSMEN
Evening star., 1953-08-09

RECEIPT y, COLI. grao.. O..
sec'y.. coll. science mai, s d. S2Sb
Sec''y., law ofc., 35 hr. - S65
ssec,y. ,sSi sdpc; fineld, d. ---..s $3.50
steno., front ofc.. s d. SOB UP
Corresp. clk.-steno., d. $27O
Social worker, mature - $34O
Bkkpr. Falls Ch.. 80 hrs. =. $50
Bank elk. knowl bkkpg. mach. 5000
Rate elk, no typ, will train S42
Stock control elk, airport. 3 d. S240
MEN
Advert. research. some college $50
Bkkpr., acctg. exp, d. ------S60
yard SuperV., exp. S75
TtnIh stnrhhituTe rennisner ---------- $75
Bank teller trainee. young 5000
ONCE and retail sales $3.50
Potomac Emp.-HrS. 9-8
1894 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. JA. 7-17OO
Oil King st.. Alex, XII, 9-7O22
Evening star., 1953-08-09
AElpAEM

ACCOUNTANT. public, min. 2 yrs
recent public eXper.; per diem Of
temp. full time, opportunity. Senc
complete resume. Boz 59-J. Star