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Rugs PIoy Important Role IN Decorative Plan
BY Betty Lenohon

Whether an area rug Is needed
to accent floor or q larger rug
to complete the furnishing Of q
room. It Is wise to shop carefully
and know the market before
making q final selection.
There is such great varietv
under foot today that the selec .
ton az rlr BECOMES a. ~
venture III smart sIonn;ng one
of the first things IN rer1emher
lis that one br0hahIv wi1l i've U,it,,
the rug FOR rna1v q vears 50 s. ~ q
4 good IDEA ~ consis,er 50, ~, y, -',,, y
its wearability b,,t also if f,ec es
ratiye arlantahilitv - chance s
in drapery and furniture cover.
ines viii be made long before
the rug is replaced
AS time roes a r,aps are h.
coming more intimately 4 part
Of the decorative plan az the
room. As they accent rather
than hide e floor. the two are
tied together ia the all-oyer room
furnishing scheme.
MANY az the newest large rigs
are of laylon and rayon n1ixtlIres
These new mixtures are often
more reasonably nriced thar the
alI-wnol mixtures ana ara 49,
tractiye enourh for anv room,
setting.
Cotton rigs have made fra
mendous strides in the past year
and are now available IN such
lovely colors and interesting
Weaves that they can hold their
own Win the more expensive
carpetS.
Cut and uncut piles IN some
o. the new rugs form effective
RANDOM designs that are decora-
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS PRESENTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IlJIA

Beautiful Section Adjoining sumner5oz Meryn Divsopsn
Sa 58 Sun. lS We consider this home truly sensational
voue Where hove big brordnew equality brick
ronbe IN choice location with FIVE bedrooms FOUR BATHS
SCREEN PORCH ond TWocor buItin garage for s4l 500
Public and poocho schools transportation Within few blocks
YOU MUST SEE 1T TO APPRECIATE IT.
Directions; wss.mo,eand
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First presentotion-l5ls Underwood Street NWopsn SUM- 1T
Holt block off 10th Street Wqte Reed All brick slate root
Leon as PIN Center-hol plon Den ond ovoto first floor
Three bedrooms TWO bohs second floor Hall stoirwov TO
nicely finished third floor Poneed fireplace
ereened porch Two Car brick Level Anchor
Priced at $26,e5o.
Directions: to Underwood right to home st
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
SHERIFF SALE

Pursuant to the provisions OF
Section 2907.4 of the General
Code of Ohio and under t h e
direction of the Prosecuting At
torney of Geauga County, the
following personal property, un-
claimed by the owner for six
months, and remaining in the
possession of the Sheriff of said
County, shall be sold to t h e
highest bidder at public auc-
tion sale at Giles Garage, p
mile east of Route 8 on Route
422, Parkman Township, on the
10th day of May, 1854 at 1000
am. Terms of sale Cash, sub
ject to mortgage.
1-1941 OldSmobile club coupe
Motor No. G 362826,
Serial No. 96-2713
James w. DinSmore
Prosecuting Attorney
E. John Phelps
Sheriff of Geauga County
lei
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
News by Mrs. Howard Ensign
Telephone East CIaridon 66217

News by Mrs. Howard Ensign
Telephone East CIaridon 66217
The Study club was in Cleve-
land Wednesday. They took din
ner at Crosby restaurant and
saw 1.-The Moon Is Blue" at
the Playhouse. There were 33
members participating in this
trip.
The county w. C. T. U.
Spring Institute was held at the
home of Mrs. Vern Wells We'd
nesday April 81. Twenty-one at
tended from Middlefield, Char
don, Burton, cambridge an d
Claridon. Vice president, Mrs.
Pollock, presided. Mrs. Bella
Wilmot had devotions. 1t was
reported that a Temperance
Film would be shown in all
schools next week. Mrs. Chill
son offered noontide praye
Dinner. Mrs. Grau of Chardon
had the afternoon devotionS.
Mrs. Roien of Middlefield re-
ported on work shop meeting
she attended in Columbus. The
present county directors were
retained for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F e n
wick attended a dinner III Wind
sor Tuesday night, April 20, for
the Farm Bureau Legislative
committee in the 18th Congress
sional District. Oliver Bolton
was the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kronk, Mr..
and Mrs. George Myer attend
ed the funeral of their uncle,
George Wheeldin, in Lakewood
last week. He was 81 years of
age.
Mr.. Walter Spencer and
daughter, Ellen, entertained the
Starr family Sunday in honor
of Mrs. Hubert STAIRS birth,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilmot
of Cuyhoga Falls spent S u n,
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wilmot. Mr.. Arthur Wilmot is
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
on June 81, 1854 at 200 pm,
at the Geauga County Court
house, Chardon, Ohio, t h
Board of County Commission
ers of Geauga County will hold
public hearing on that certain
petition wherein the freeholderS
of Chagrin Heights Subdivision
No. 3, consisting of sublotS Nos.
159 through 288 on Clarion,
Blackford and Birchmont DrS.,
and Sylvan, Elm, Laurel and
Fernwood Roads in F a n k
stanton's Chagrin Heights Sub,
division No. 3 of part of origin
al lots IA and Is, Tract No. 3,
in Russell Township, h
petitioned for annexation of
said territory to the adjoining
Village of South Russell. 6c21
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NOTICE

ELIZABETH G. HULL, whose
last known place of residence
was r. D. 8, Harrisburg, Pen
Sylvania, otherwise whose place
of residence is unknown, will
take notice that on the 10th
day of April, 1854, the under
Signed, Elwin D. Hull, filed his
petition against her in t h e
Court of Common Pleas of
Geauga County, Ohio, praying
for divorce and equitable relief
on the grounds of extreme
cruelty and gross neglect OF
duty. Said case will be o +
hearing sometime after n
22nd day of May, 1855, accord
ing to the Geauga Coun
Common Pleas Rules of Court
ElWin D. Hull
BY William F. Manlove
His Attorney
6c2O
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News Items from Clardon

i'll at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman P o L
lock spent Sunday with their
son, Clarence and family in
Maple Heights, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowers
were in Mentor to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Phillips, who r e
with their son, Harold Phil
lips, while Mrs. Phillips is re-
covering from a recent illness.
The spring meeting of tn e
women's group of the Plymouth
Rock Association, will meet in
the Congregational church here
Friday, April 80, at 10:30 am.
The speaker will be Mary
Eddy, who is connected wit h
the East Harlem project in New
York City. Director of Women's
work for the Ohio Conference
will also be present. All ladies
are invited to attend.
The bi-monthly Communion
Service will be held in the
Congregational church next
Sunday morning. The anthem
will be presented by the Jun
ior choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Robert Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Chase
Of Windsor, O., called on Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Ensign Sun
day afternoon.
The Mothers club have been
serving suppers for the Char
don KiwaniS club through the
month of April.
Your reporter called on Mr..
and Mrs. Paul McNish in Mid
dlefield last week and found
Mr.. McNish recovering f r o m
his recent illness as well as
can be expected.
Mr.. Arthur Ladd is again
able to care for the Town Hall.
We are glad to see him about
town again.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE GEAUGA
RECORD
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1ent Are Technique Of Geanga Opportunity School Teace,

and desserts on Tuesday and
the Burton Congregational
church does the same on Thurs
days. Without the help of the
above organizations this school
would have had a hard time
of it.
1 asked Miss Disc how the
general public could help and
she replied, 1--WE can use all
kinds of toys which do not nec-
eSSarily have to be new. The
children enjoy playing wit h
toys, and they learn how to
play with each other. They also
learn to share toys"
One of the main problems at
present is transportation. More
children could be Accommodated
if there were better facilities
for picking them up and de-
livering them. Children, come
from all parts of the county
by means of a station wagon.
The Opportunity School oc-
cupies the second floor of the
old school building in Burton.
An ideal situation, according to
Miss Disc would be a building
with a one floor plan where the
children would not have to
climb up and down stairs, and
where a large room whi C h
could be divided by folding
doors would be available.
Everyone in Geauga county
will be able to help thi S
worthy cause starting March 4th
when talent shows with Johnny
Andrews assisting will present
a series of 5 shows tn various
places in Geauga county.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

ualS. The pupils love I n e
school where, for the fir t
time, many of them can COM
pete on even terms with other
boys and girls. They are al
lowed a certain freedom of ex-
preston which is necessary in
order for them to get along
with others.
Miss Disc attended Hiram
college where she earned her
degree. She comes originally
from Buffalo, New York, and
has had experience at t h e
Crippled Childen's Guild. This
is her first year at the Bur-
ton School.
Through patient training and
the use of the projects method,
this young lady has achieved
certain objectives that would be
more or less impossible in pub
lie school. Each child learns
at his own rate Of speed and
also learns to take care Of and
learns to handle with care the
various school materials. At
present Miss Disc is having
most of her children working
on a project for Valentine day.
Various organizations h av e
taken an interest in this school
and have contributed in many
ways toward its success. Much
credit goes to the Kiwanis club
as well as to the Burt o n
Chamber of Commerce, w e J.
come Wagon Newcomers club
and many individuals in &C.
auga county. The Rebecca Lodge
of Burton furnishd hot dishes
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

ton concerning this special
school and told me some of the
methods used in making h e
pupils feel at home.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

the children of the Opportunity
School,, so stated Miss Dona
Disc, teacher of the school. She
had some interesting informa-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

Miss Disc is teaching her
children how to become ad-
justed to others, and how to
accept responsibility as indivi-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
4. :
u 3

If you're looking for cooking that's carefree auto,
matte cooking that fits into todays scheme of MODERN
fun living then FRIGIDAIRE'S your best bet - and
your best buy. Here is automatic cooking that will
have steaming pot of fresh flavorful coffee ready
and waiting for breakfast while you're still thinking
about getting up. Here is automatic convenience that
will cook meal and have it hot while you're hav-
ing fun - shopping, entertaining, just relaxing
away from the kitchen And this year matter
what size kitchen space your range must fill Or
fit into - you'll find that FRIGIDAIRE has it - in
a beautiful new rance
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
BY Daniel Friedberg

Patience, praise, and en-
couragement mean so much to
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Says
Mrs. Robert
jackson
of Burton Township

81 have very small Kitchen" says Mrs.
Jackson, $50 my Frigidaire 80" range is
just the right size. We've had the range
about 212 years and 1 find it wonderful
for everything, especially baking! I do an
unusual amount of baking and with this
full-width oven 1 can bake so much at
one time!'
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Attention Men

W4.ShlNG1ONS LAH0ES1 AGGNNA
exp. sales, merchandising. adver-
Using. promotion 35-43 yrs' oid;
sales tmedical eqpmt1 S6-ss'oo0
Sales NATL food s. s., 500, plus comm.
Sales (furniture. inside). 8 yyrrso;
sales trainee natl. food co.,.
s.,., ,o,. S3;5s9, plus car allowance
sales '0ic' eapm' 50 900, plus comm.
Statesmen Several. insur. COZ.
salary plus comm;
Hotel mgr. PRESIDENTIAL TYPED, $1,000
Shortage controller (retail store)
Asst. controller tr.inee t.cctg: dss;
Bookkeeper (bank). exp. $3.50
Bookkeeper-steno. (hours. 1890 Pm
Actg., night student Is days, $500
Mngmt. trainees (coll. dee. nec.)
Administrative asst. typing,, me.
chemically inclined go $2d5
Stenographers tseveraD Ito $500
Desk clerk (know PIX 500
Cashier MGR exp 500
Shipping and receiving clerk (exp:l
Stock clerk Gage 51-56) $lS0
Graphic art designer high salary
Lithograph artist to Sl25
Artist tpaste up and layout exp.
Map engravers tnegatives) to So hr.
Micro film operator ttrainee);
Truck driver (floristl --...-- $50
ENGINEER1NG-SC
Communications engr. (B.S.E.E.l, de-
velopment and Installation, heavy
exp, to 40 yrs. old toverseasl.
Physicist Obs. or Ph.DJ. many. ooo
PIastics engrs. (B.ch.E.). molding
techniQueS exp. - to $4,000
Aeronautics engrs. (supersonicl.
Mathematics 50. sS g $685.. .oSSI
Tech. writer's (naval ordnance exp,
r ss' and Nd inspection .nts s'-sS :lsse
tronicsl ------------to $6.000I
Mech. enFF': 'des. ne' 3iol 9iPy. vt,
stress analyst tseTO. mechanical,
civil. writing exp. - salary open
Field engr. (B.s.E.E.). radsr exp, p.
Physical chemist tPh.D).. salary open
Tech-science editor Obs. or MS,
scientific field). exp. :. salary open
Expeditor-prod. control. (electronicsl,
Electronic technicians t5-1o yrs: exp
Electronic layout craftsmen. $3.50
Electronics engrs. and physicists
transformers exp.) salary open
Tech. writers construction fieldD,
Buyer (electronic lab. exp). S10O VIZ.
Mech. craftsmen TO ST 900
Cartagraphic craftsmen salary open
Tech. computor tresearch prior to
Research asst. (aerodynamics).
Tech. writer's physical science writ
Piastics technician tproduction).
salary open
Machinists (journeymen), salary open
Sheet metalmen (journeymen). radio
Mechanic TALL around. elss. and
spray painters wrinkle finish exp :.
Heliarc welder (elec.) salary open
Engineering aids (some coll. },
Boatswain's mate (hish school grad
Many other positions for graduate
engineers in Ill, Nd, Penna., N. Y.
c., N. Y. State, Kansas. Va. In
diana. Delaware. N. j., Ohio. Conn.
Ariz.. Missouri. Mass. Calf. Texas.
N. Carolina.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

TO: AIRLINE DENNIS, address un.
known. record owner of premises
known as 20 Eye St.. NE, in Lot
273. So. 675.. WASH. D. c. Pursuant
to the provisions of the Act Of Cong.
Of May l, 1906. entitled "An Act
to Create Board for the Condemna-
ton Of Insanitary Buildings In the
D. c.. and for Other Purposes. -
as amended Apr. Is. and Dec. II,
1912. the members of the Board
have investigated into the sanitary
condition of the bldgs. at the premise
mentioned above. This bldg. shed
and fences. have been found, as a
result of such investigation, to be in
such insanitary condition as to en-
danger the health of the lives of
the occupants thereof or of persons
living in the vicinity. Accordingly.
you are hereby directed to show
cause on or before April 10. 1854
why these buildings should not be
condemned. You are entitled to q
hearing on this matter before this
Board, provided that you make writ
ten request for such hearing within
the time to show cause indicated
above. Upon receipt of such o re-
quest the Board will FIX q time and
place for the hearing, and will notify
you accordingly. BOARD FOR THE
CONDEMNATION OF INSANTTARY
BUILDINGS. Col. G. L. Evans. Jr.
W. II. Cary. Jr., J. J. ugenfritz.
Observation-Disclosures
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon. Friday. April 80. 1854. at
the Office of the State Roads Com
ing to purchase the improvements
located on the former William A.
Duvail. 1717 Branchville Road
properties in Berwyn, Maryland,
located on the proposed highway
Improvement between Route No. /
and Greenbelt Road. All of these
improvements must be removed
down to the ground line, by mid
night, Friday. Nav %. 1854. De-
tails. bidding forms and special
bidding envelopes may be obtained
at the State Roads Commission Of
fee at Laurel. Maryland.
ap111S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

AUTOMOTIVE SHIPPING CLERK, to
eauipment and supplies. S55 Start
ing salary. Good oppor. for live-wire
Individual; L. S. JULIEN. INC,
1443 P St. NV. liz
white, top-notch yeast-goods
man for small retail shop, nightwork:
must know all phases of production.
Reply in full or send name and
address and phone number on post
card to Box Tx, Star. Ill
BOOKKEEPER to do routine work in
dry cleaning plant; oppty. to ad-
vance: salary open. Box 370-K.
who knows Govt. pro-
cedure: state salary and age, refs. !:
Job ready. Box 457-H, Star. Ill
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN: open shop c:
man familiar with commercial work
and has q following of his own men.
B fHi APPRENTICE, white.
=. years recent experience. 707O 31st
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN, white,
school work. nearby Va. and Md.
Refs. MR. MACKEY, Laurel i57O-J.
BUTCHER-Reliable sober. white.
GOOD working conditions. NO. e
BUTCHER, part time. all day Sat;
DGS. RA. 6-64O3 after 2 pm.
BUTCHER-Some experience. Relia-
Die. Steady job for q good man.
Apply in person, 1888 Mt. Pleasant
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HELP WANTED-AGENcIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has top
school and ONCE positions; 10th
BKPRs. AND ACCoUNiTANTs. We
specialize in these positions: ATLAS,
sAEAR Il Po Ssf ions m Men 1886
to $4,000. II, you want position
in any area other than Washington.
d. c.. our letter campaign service
will be of interest to you. Our ex.
ceilent reputation among employers
ms y ssan over f s period ssS
particulaP rsn (, ". s1xBY. SA 1N tSr
6fi7 Brisbane Bldg. Buffalo 8. N. z.
TEACHERS-;Excellent scnooi ana coll
tex Fgzca e BY A ssRs BAt 5is 4
Charles st Baltimore Md
BOOKKEEPER, typist, $65 wk.;- typ.
500 wk.; cashier under So, 1925 mo.
GRACE DUNN. 1911 G st. NV. RE.
BOOKKEEPERS, sos, $75 wk., exper.
and beginners, cashiers. hotel clerks,
tel. operators. bookp. mach. trainees.
bank aSsts. INQUIRE Miss Knight.
ST. 1864. PERSONNEL SERVICE.
BooKKEEPERs.ca want a po-
G st. NV. (sT. 3-366H.
TYPISTS to $50 wk., law, real estate,
constr. hotel; DIR. assts. with typ
ing, $50 wk.. tel. operators. all
kinds. of interesting positions; a
friendly service. Inquire Miss Evans.
Ma. S-2340. BOYD'S. cor. G and
DON'T READ THIS. If you do not
wish a good position, hundreds of
interesting openings, excel. SAL.
Stenog., typists. cashiers. bookkprs..
accountants, jr. executives. Visit
first BOYD'S, est. 80 yrs, cor. @ and
18th. ST. 3-3667.
SECRETARIES to S4 900 UP. age IS
to 30 up; typists to $50 Wk.; book
keepers to $50; clerks. cashiers, DIR.
asStS., always interesting positions.
BOYD's. cor. G and 18th. Friendly
BANK TRAINEEs, bookkeepers, CASH
iers. clerks. See Miss Black today.
excel. positions, interesting work.
BOYD'S. cor. G and 18th. (NA. s.
2340l. Est. 3S yrs, friendly.
CHEMIST, degree, $4,000; electronics
engineer EE degree, $1,000; lab.
technician electronics field, 500
wk.; physicist. electronics. exper.,
young man. See Mr.. Royal with
GRACE DUNN. 1911 q st. RE. z
ACCOUNTANT-JR. male. CPA office,
$50 MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS INC, 1406 G st. NV. ME.
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EXQUISITE ANNOUNCES
SHOE nVETNG

SUEDE, LEATHER AND CLOTH
1t always was the wish of our GUS
toners that we dye their shoes, too.
Now we will.
Our dyes will be made up to MATCH
YOUR SAMPLE.
in weddings. diplomatic
WE WILL DYE Your GOWN TO
MATCH YOUR SHOES OR YOUR
SHOES TO YOUR GOWN.
EXQUISITE CLEANERS
DYE WORK SPECIALIST
DRIVE IN: Cor. Ca, N. H. AYES. NV.
RIA. 3-9777
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When answertnc advertisement
addressed to Star bores do NOT
incl0se original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGl pGlue. Copies serUe the our.
pose. Originals nlaT get lost.
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COLORED MEN
HElP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT-Local C.P.A. needs
experienced man for permanent stan,
ass e . ap nj See oWS SSsas sSo
giving education. experience and
references. Box Bah, Star. ia
ACCOUNTANT. for local CPA office.
splendid opportunity for right per-
son: position calls for initiative and
responsibility: salary commensurate
with ability, Reply in own hand
writing. giving age. education. ex-
perience. and salary desired. Box
ACCOiujNTANT-ss25 per mo. Must
be graduate of accredited college
of accountancy. Should have had
experience In accounting. Large cor
poration. with good chance for ad-
vsncement. 5-day, 40-hr. week.
State race. age. education and ex-
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ANTIQUE DEALERS

Will sell my complete household fur
nishingS and property including
many ANTIQUE articles and furniture
on Tuesday, April 90, 1854. at Mid
dleway, w. Va. Address: MRS. ROSE
G. KERN, Kearneysville, Rte. /, Box
90. Phone Charles Town SF21.
TRUSTEES' SALE - Dwelling house,
1915 Kersington Parkway, N. Chevy
Chase. BY virtue of q decree of the
Circuit Court for Montgomery
County. The UNDERSIGNED trustees
will offer for sale at public auction
the property at the above address
on TUESDAY, April ID, 1854 at 4:30
pm. on the premises. The prop
erty is lot No. 4 and part OF lot No.
3, in q subdivision called Kenil.
worth and is improved by a g
story brick dwelling, living room,
dining room, televiSion room. den,
modern kitchen, on first floor. Full
basement with maids room. bath
and laundry equipment. Three bed
rooms, 2 baths. on end floor. Con-
ditions and terms of sale will be an
fiounced Immediately prior to the
hour Of sale. Trustees CHARLES
w. PRETTYMAN and LEO BEN
DER, South Perry st, Rockville
2IS Munsey BLDG. WASHINGTON. D. C.
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CAB DRIVERS

now. Apply All Bird st. NV.
CARPENTERS-Good men, on rough
work. for housing project: long
term Job. See MR.. MARCHETTI
or MR.. TANZI. Conn. Ave. Park
Subdivision. Bushey dr.. on Viers
Mil I'd. opposite Viers Mill Village.
CxRPENITiER@steady work for exper.
responsible man. Cali after z pm.
- STEADY remodeline
work. must be able to do both
rough and trim work. Apply at office
5416 Georgia ave. NV. between
8 and . am. or to 3 pm. only
CARPENTERS, 4 good frame men.
Report at z O'Clock Monday morn
ing Jones Mill I'd. and Jones Bridge
I'd. MERRIMACK CONSTRUCTION
CARPENTERS; s2.s7ls per hr. Need
90 good carpenters. Non-union. gar
den-type apt. house project. Job
to last to 10 months. Come
with tools. See Mr.. Stoller. boss
carpenter. Job located 5000 block
King ST., Alexandria. Va. 2 blocks
Of Shirley hwy. Go out Shirley
hwy. to Route z. which is King St.
turn right at Green Water Tower.
and Alexandria sign on Shirley
hwy, then turn left 2 blocks to job.
UNDERWATER, expert
enced; good future possibilities in
the business. Boz 127-k. star. Ia
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HELP wTp. AGENCIES tcen.. /,
PROFESSIONAL, PFRaoNNE,

PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL.
900 18TH NV. RIM. 500. Me. $1,000
Lab. Tech, full-part time $500 up
Medical assts., exper., m.d.s $3.50
Nurses. (R) m.d.s' .ofices --S240 up
Receipts, type, m.d.s' to $3.50
Nurses aide, clinic. young 1880
Typist-clerks, NV, s days, to- $50
Girl. chem. major home econ. bkgrd
ADVERTISING MAN, SIS WK.
Local retail exper. req.
RETAIL STORE SALESMAN, $50 WK
Opport. to train for mgr.
EXTERMINATOR TRAINEE, S65 WK
Some exper. req.
CREDIT MAN, $50 WK.
Local rafoiI avpap gar