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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
ERIE TWP.
MRS. CLIFFORD sNIDER

Mrs. Ed. Day had charge of the
program when WtSOlSl 5of La
carne Methodist Church met with
Mrs. Anna Floro last week. She
was assisted by Mrs. Edward Frit-
sche, MIS-. Leonard Sharp and
Mrs. Elton Snider. Mrs. Ida Kirk
conducted the devotional. Flee
tion of officers resulted as follows:
Mrs. Clifford .,Snider, president;
Mrs. Ed Day, vice PRESIDENT; Mrs
Leonard Sharp, secretary; Mrs
Willis LeFevre, treasurer; Mrs
Fred Kleinhans, secretary OF
Spiritual Life; Mrs. Bertelle Moore
and Mrs. Larry Kestner, secre-
taries of Christian Social Rela.
tionS and Local Church activities;
Mrs. Ida Kirk and Mrs. Robert Ran
dali, secretary of missionary edu
cation; Mrs. Clarence Cotner, stu
dent secretary; Mrs. w. F. Martin
Youth secretary; Mrs. Clarence
Werner and Mrs. Ray Evans, Sc
cretaries of Children's Work; Mrs
Mary Elwell, secretary of Supply
Mrs. M. E. Lange, Status of Wo
men, and Mrs. Elton Snider, Lit
erature secretary. Plans were com
pleted to send Diana Mcleod anc
Patricia Floro to Girls School ir
Lakeside this summer.
Mrs. George Bice was elected
president of the P. T. A. last week
Other new officers are Otto Bal
duff, vice president and Mrs. Glenn
Ellithorpe, secretary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
MRS. BESS WOLFE

Mrs. Bess Wolfe, a former resi-
dent of Port Clinton, passed away
early Sunday in her Shaker
Heights residence. Daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. John McCon-
kie, Mrs. Wolfe lived here as a
child when her father was superin-
tendent of Port Clinton schools.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday in East Cleveland with
burial being made in the Catawba
Island cemetery.
Survivors include sister, Miss
Helen McConkie, and a brother,
, Clayton McConkie, Shaker Heights;
granddaughter, Mrs. Ruth Leck,
Rossford; two nieces, Mrs. Earl
McRitchie, Port Clinton, and Mrs
Andrew Paulsen, Oak Harbor; and
nephews, Walter Libben, Column
bus, and Arthur Libben, Erie Twp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
GETS JAIL TERM

Ray Baronski, 81, Toledo, who
a few days earlier had been placed
on five years probation in OK
tawa County following indictment
for breaking and entering, last
week was sentenced to the To-
ledo Workhouse for six months be-
cause he persisted in driving
while his license was suspended.
Judge Parker Edwards sentenced
him to 80 days for driving while
the permit was suspended and
Judge Geraldine MacelWane re.
voked suspension of five months
she had handed him last January
80.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
cAssuI ARMSTRONG

Cassui Ivan Armstrong Jr., six
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cassui Armstrong of Bay Shore
Road, was buried in LaCarp GENE
terry, Erie Township, Friday after
noon following funeral services
conducted by the Rev. Roy Davis
at Observation-Disclosures fun
eral home The baby died at Cleve-
land Clinic. Surviving with the
parents, Cassui and Elsie Myers
Armstrong, are two brothers, Louis
and Carl, and grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. L. Armstrong of Erie
township, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Meyer of Milan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
LESTER PAUL SHAFER

Lester Paul Shafer, 54, a tran
sient who became i'll two weeks
ago while working at the Danbury
Fruit House, died Thursday at
Maumee Valley hospital. He was
buried Friday afternoon in the
cemetery at the Ottawa County
Home, the Rev. Roy Davis con
Quoting graveside services. A
stepbrother in Youngstown was
located by the Neidecker-Eberle
LeVeck funeral home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
NAPOLEON coUSINO

Funeral services for Napoleon
Cousino, IA, of Toledo, who retired
in 1914 ,after working at Erie
Proving Grounds for ten years,
were held Saturday at $50 at st.
Ignatius church in Momineetown
with burial in ST. Ignatius ceme-
terry. Mr.. Cousino was we'll known
here. Six brothers and a sister
survive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
Complete Unit

The Sophomore girls in Home
Economic class have finished
their unit on laundry. They had
the privilege of visiting Swans
Cleaners. Mr.. Schwan gave the
girls a complete tour of the clean
ers and explained various meth
DDS and ways to clean clothing.
The girls also visited the laundra-
mat They were allowed to bring q
laundry with them and use the
machine to wash the clothing. Mr..
Gardner explained the use of the
laundramat to them in detail.
These sophomore girls would
like to thank Mr.. SchWan and Mr.
Gardner for the time and effort
they spent in helping this Home
Economics class complete this
unit.
Gloria PrObel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
Check HEARING

Ninety-three members of the
Senior Class had their hearing
checked on Tuesday and WedneS-
day, May II and IL, by the school
nurse, Mrs. Robert Kreilick. The
hearing was checked On the new
audiometer which was recently
purchased by the East Building
Mothers Club for use in the
schools.
Joyce Englebeck.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
Speech Work Draws TO a Close


The speech classes are finishing
up the years activities by giving
fifteen minute talks. Previous to
these speeches four others on the
same subjects were given. This
project really took lot of prep
aration. Many of the speeches were
very interesting and much worth
while information was received
from the talks.
Speech has improved many of
the students. You now see once
shy student being the life of the
party. Besides providing speaking
experience, speech also is a good
personality builder. 1 am sure that
all students of speech will never
regret taking the subject.
Patsy Mackey.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
Gloria Probel.
Student Council President

Harry Chaffin has been elected
president of Student Council by
the student body for the school
year of 1954-1955. Carol Fitzthum
will be vice president. Both Carol
and Harry are juniors. Jim John
son and Betty Kramer are the re-
firing president and 'vice-presi-
dent respectively.
Dotty Fischer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21

HERBERT COOK

Herbert Cook, A, Fremont, died
Tuesday following a heart attack
on Saturday. He was a guard at
Green Springs honor emp and was
a former Port Clinton shoe repair.
man.
Services were to be conducted
at pm. Thursday at the Weller
Wonderly funeral home, Fremont
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
Y-Teens Elect

Jane Minoff was elected presi-
dent of Y-Teens to succeed the re-
firing president, Donna Clemons,
who graduates this year. Sally De-
Witt will serve as vice-president.
Other elected officers are: Judy
Stucky, secretary; Bonnie Boyle,
treasurer; and Barbara Kent, pro-
gram chairman.
The Y-Teen officers were elect
ed Tuesday, May II. Jane Minoff
was formerly secretary of Y-Teens.
Miss Octa Kincade and Mrs. Les
lie Carter are Y-Teen advisors.
DOtty Fischer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
NAMED DELEGATES

Nadia Stevens, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. J. Stevens, Marble
head, and Elaine Cahoon, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Cahoon,
Danbury, will be delegates to
Buckeye Girls State from Dan,
bury township high school.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
Install r. n. A. Officers

Final meeting of the school year
for F. H. A. was held on Monday
night, May 3, in the Home Eco
nomics Room at which time the
installation of officers was held.
There were 81 members and two
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
Elect CheerIeaders

The student body elected six
cheerleaders for next year at an
assembly held Friday, May 7. Four
cheerleaders-Dollie Adams, Rose
Cutcher, Judy Ellithorpe, and
Betty Lou Kramer-graduate this
coming June.
Those who were elected are as
follows: Bonnie Boyle, Ann For
ster, Georgianna Hawking, Betty
Lou Sarty, Carol Smith, and Dor
othy Stefanarci.
Dotty Fischer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21

William Holden and June Ally
son, as the young couple whose
happy marriage is endangered
by the ambitions and conflicts
engendered in a young execu-
tive's desire TO forge ahead.
They are two Of the stars in
M-C-Ms Executive Suite" film
version of the best-seIIer novel.
Others in one Of the greatest
casts ever brought to the screen
include Barbara Sfanwyck, Fred
ric March, Walter Pidgeon, Shell
ley Winters, Paul Douglas, Louis
CaIhern, Dean Jaeger, Nina Foch
and Tim Corsidine at the Clin-
ton Wed, Thurs. Fri. & Sat.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
siTUATioNS-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper-s r-secretary.
temporary preferred; experienced,
COLLEGE grad. RE. 7-o4el' Ext Soi
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. for
merly with natl. professional org. !;
exper in handling ofice alone, en-
tire correspondence, typing: no
shorthand Box AJAX. Star. -2S
ASST, responsibility sought,
broad business background. profes-
sional offices, trade assn, member
ship techniQues, personnel mgt..
dictaphone. Avail. May l. ia. 7-3259.
BOOKKEEPING. college degree. expe-
rience, refs, avail. 9 hrs. daily.
5-day week XII. S-4S63.
exper.. wants sewine
out bv the day, or at home: altera-
tions in D. c. area. AID. 4-4024
ASSISTANT, former
Times-Herald: woman, 20. Consider
any work, even temp. KE. 7-1509.
PRACTICAL NURSE,
colored. desires Job as doctors assist
ant, evenings and Saturdays. MISS
DIXON. LU 4-l590, after 6 pm.
NURSE GONERNESS, experienced
wishes position with children. perm
or temp: refs. IA: 2-7597.
SECRETARY. executive, 4-yrs. uni
versitv engineering and deans ONCE,
years general business and con-
structton. no. 2-65S5, Ext. 40S.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
BEDROOM AND ALL
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED
CALL TIL z PM, EN-. 2-6677

BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity, and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP, 1868 Penna. ave. NV.
ST. 1868.
CEMENT MIXER, aft. electric. HE.
DIAMOND JEwELRY of any descrip-
ton. gold and silver, cash paid.
ERNEST BuRK, 6l4 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Wil buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
hric-a-brac: Buying and selling for
55 years. HQPWOOD,s. sth and K
FURNITURE-All or part Of entire
contents of apt. or home, in good
condition. Call CO. 5-3527. !"
FURNITURE wanted todas. furniture
and other useful household articles.
any amount. Also want good piano.
refrigerator and gas ranRe. Call MR..
GRADY MA S-2619.
FURNITURE WANTED--Any amount.
Cash for single pieces or entire
household, JU 5-0313 -27
FURN. WANTED-Will buy all kinds
Of good used furniture. top price.
ia. $3.50.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
TELEVISION

TILE REPAIRS. new installations, re-
modelling. porches. kitchens, baths.
ia 9-2600, III. S-22o6.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
SlTUATIoNs-DoMESTIc
HOUSE WORKER. reliable.
colored girl; 5-day wk. Ref. Ii. =

GENERAL HOUSE WORKER. reliable.
colored girl; 5-day wk. Ref. Ii. =
c: G:H.W&.-young colored lady desires
EniysrKSRprS dsys KETk Can III LINZ IL 1897 ;o9
RoHAMAA H2RRfs. SiSR Ut fU. y a-aSSs, +:
child. wishes work in motheriess
home or working mother with chill
dren. Salary. LO. 5-3239.- .-27
GIRL desires full time. 5-day wk.
WoEk WoFk fS1d RS sfiss sef shid care or as hsqSe
EUROPEAN LADY, middle aged, des.
child care or housekeeping for empl.
couple; live out; vic. of Queenstown
Apis. or College Park; exper.; excel.
refs. Call after p.m., AP. 7-52Sl.
WANT TO PLACE MY MAID; live
in; excel. cook excel. with children
summer here or away. TU. 2-3795.
DIPLOMATIC family only: European
eSSe o3Ser' or fSSernsss; Hx sss1s SUM- EN- @-S4ss'
WOMAN. coiored, desires days work
or Job taking care Of CHILDREN.
Girl. coiored. intel. desires g.h.w..
5-day wk., no nights. Call bet.
am. and z Pm. Hu. 3-s2l3. 3ssI..
COLoRED GIRL desires lob, g.h;w,;
child care; every day except Fri.
No bachelors. Refs. Ii. 6-2366.
WOMAN, experienced. de-
sires permanent taking care of
family; excel. refs. Ii. 6-952S.
COLORED GIRL, neat and depend
able. desires child care and l.h.w.;
WOMAN: colored,, wishes general
GIRL. colored. desires 2 or 8 days a
week or child care; good refs. and
very dependable. Ii. 4-0315.
COLORED WOMAN wants
e.h:w;: days; plain cooking. LU.
GIRL; 5 nights. SO am.
hotel maid; kit: help waiter cook,
C0LORED WOMAN wishes day work,
GIRL wants work cleaning
or caring for children. AID. 2-O4a0.
GIRL, colored. oesires child care and
light housework; 5 days; sit. /
night NO. 7-0552.
COLORED LADY wants job baby sit
ting nights or day work; refs. CO.
LADY. colored. desires day work or
by week, experienced and refs. EX.
3-1076.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
ITUAriohs WOMEN Cont, REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

TYPIST, experienced, mature, desires
position. full or part time. 10.
!So459S, after 2 pm. 29'
WOMEN want work baby sitting or
SfP AiNifensne MiddietaseS Ma gSssi woman
desires job with elderly adult or
small child: live in. EN-. 3-9226.
CAPABLE, alert young woman. exper.
as admin. secretary, personnel Spe-
eialist and office mgr: Ideal girl
COLORED GIRL, col. grad. wishes
job as maid, RECEIPT, or file clerk. or
any work. LU. 1-3449.
WOMAN, wants 5 days a
week work. Phone NO. 7-34Su.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
BABY WEEK
SALE
IT'S TREMENDOUS

The biggest sale of the year Largest
selection OF cribs. carriages, stroll
lers, etc, in all Washington. See
us before you buy. Layette special
also. Open daily. 9:30-6:30. Thurs.
Fri; I'll 0 pm; THE CHILDREN'S S
CORNER. 30l6 Nichols ave. Sc
from the Mode" cost
Si3.15: price, 81. Sunbeam Shave
naster. ST.. Wade and Butcher razor
made in Shefield. Eng. 81. Razor,
75c: razor homes, 50c: poker chips,
soc: opera glasses. SIS. WO. 6-S02
BATH TUBS. basins, toilets: pipe.
BLOCKS. INC. l746 Lee hwy.
(neaI Kew Bridget ia. $500
BED. double. solid blond mahogany
feet cond. $65. OIL. 9-S5a2. -2S
BED. hospital, practically new, new
inner-spring mattress. Reasonable
price. La. 6-7O51. go
BEDRM. SUITE, 3-pc. maple with
mattress and sprs.; excel. cond
Will sac. for $50. CO. 5-4031.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
RESIDENT MANAGER

Experienced, for 25O-unit Garden
type apartment project; must be
capable managing. renting apart
Ments and supervising maintenance.
Box 2S-K. Star. -29
GALESGIRL, part time, hours IL
am. to Pm: 6-day week. Expe-
wear, lingerie, hosiery. Pleasant
xS5tnf s2RsIil'Pi sHoFs s''s SEQ ''1'S
sSIEsGiRLs. Ii Eas;GGiRLs age 10 to s5. Must be
neat in appearance Good hours,
PrSsS Pessant sS Im MorEing eond
tions. Apply wALGREEN CO. Pent-
saTTasLapST-part sTGR OlfS timeI 1:so to 8:
experienced In ladies dresses, coats
a and M STits. EN dssI k9Iz1N' 1909 9 st
shaGMEsLAH6Y, 4 M H OhIfi fully experienced in
opportunity for advancement. JEAN
MATOU. Bethesda. OIL. 2-150o,
sALEsLADY ready.to-wear and mil
linery; must be thorouShly expert
per wk. Apply 10ls Conn. ave;
eALEsLADY. exper.. :or lingerie and
sports wear dept. fun time, perm.
pos; apply in person only. to mgr.
sNNfHfasEINxpiEs NHaENTSiE sSle exc g St rsaGy-toWear n%
dept: also for our Eirdle and bra
dept; 5-day wk.. good sal. com.
other benefits, EMILY SHOPS. I30s
saLEsLADIEs AIDES with wearing apparel
sxperience; g. s. KREsGE CO CO
queens Chapel rd.. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Evening star., 1954-04-27

YARD OPEN TIL 8 PM
Camp Simms Housing Prof
5th and Alabama ave. Sc, bottom
of hill. 10. 2-5I39. OF. 4-S755.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HElP--WokAEN

TYPIsT-CLERK. age 1880. expert
enee not necessary. 40 PM; air.
cond. once; 5-day. week. Call RE
TYPISTS for home work. Addressins
envelopes and cards. Must have
speed Of 80 w.p.m. or better. Also.
must have own car for pickup and
delivery. State age and experience.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
FARM AND GARDEN

TOP SOIL. 90 bu.. $40: fill-in dirt,
20 bu.. So: delivered. uN. 4-o67O.
NO 1-i904 --27
LAWNS maintained. aerated, spray
ing lots cleared. Reasonable rates.
AP 7-S054. ~
TOP SOIL-Very good rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable 10. 6-4833
BULLDOZERS. for grading excavat-
ing. land clearing. Free estimates,
call UN 4-S533: nights AP 7-05gS.
AZALEAs. hardy field grown. all
weekdays and Sundays. 2510 11th
GARDEN FLOWING. yard grading,
seeding and sodding. Large or small
Job. HE. 4-60Ss. rs
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HELP DOMESTIC
BEAUTICIANs-colored, to work

BEAUTICIANS-Colored. to work In
Ea,, Tnlte . beauty gsaSp shop; must be licensed.
COOK -G.H.W.. and child care. $3.50
anneE ferns: sag saH roshs S dsYs 8f al
colored. EN-. 2-3s24. 80
COOK. plain. for adults. Non -sm oker.
Non-drinker: Live in or out. Pleas
ant cond. Sl50 per mo. and paid
COOK and s.h.w. for family of : 3 to
live in. husband permitted. Brand
new quarters in Chevy Chase. AID
COOK, plain. g.h.w.; live in. fond of
children: on Thurs. and evry other
G:H.W.. experienced. help with chill
ddren; 5is days. Stay some nights.
HousEKEEPER, white. to live in apt.
7239 after $40 pm. wa9
HOUSEKEEPER. white. active. reli-
able, to work in Catholic rectory in
Sc; sect mr.; Washington; live in.
MAID-G. .H.W., to work in New york.
SS5 per wk.; with refs. JAY DEEs
woRRfkINSGs N s'' HoUsEKEEpER, white.
middle-aged; take fun sharge Of
wages. Must have local references.
Call between | and 8 pm. Room
w9M1N ~; iS45 eEn.y K st. NM nIfb c,tv -ef,2 2s
do light housework and help with
semi-inyalid: live in; nice room.
Box 236-L. Star. 80
WOMAN. to live in. good home do
eh.w. and help care for 3 children.
S45 per mo. LA. 6-s492, z to 10
EXCELLENT HOME for white house
keeper: care of 2 school-age chill
dren and mother.ess home; $50
month; call LA. 6-9374 after $50
GOOD CooK-HoUsEKEEPER. in
e. eqet0s te h9We fsHe oS sSg eo to drpe e
sirable: 3 in family; $40 .wk. or
more; should be excel job for ma
ture, settled. experienced person.
Must live in. JU. S-2061. 80
NON-EXPENSE summer in Berkshires
offered white housekeeper. Lieht
work. / in family No laundry. State
exper. when replying. Box 331-L
MiDSDILE-AGED WOMAN. who wants
for housekeeping and child care.
VIZ " NEED SE9ioe 4 baby sitter twhitej for
Z weeks. starting May 3. We have .
boys. mos. and 20 mos. No other
duties. Hours are 7:30 am. to 4 p. m.
Mon. through Fri. $50 and carfare.
Ref. req. Near Eastern and New
aamp. ave; ~. 5sd941;d sdd o. vs.rs
old. must be experienced cook and
GOOD cleaner. honest, and local ref
erence. High salary to good woman,
T4I9 18th st. NV. ia. 9-1712.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-Burroughs operator,
man or woman. under 35. MUNSEY
TRUST COMPANY. 1929 E st. NV.
COUPLE to live in; must be excellent
cook. and experienced houseman:
small family: pvt. 3d-fir.. air -cond
quarters; good salary. Call Wo.
LABAToRY TECHNICIAN-15l-bed
earSo Go11sE hes11sa 6seK AgRE REMoSAf RE Mof1Isf
LABSRATNo5RYS BBRafN5 SuHGsci TacHNic1AN ya W Wen
trained in bacteriolosy, and scroll
GEg GiSbt 0day ncSsoy Wk nnS good salary for
Emergency Hospital.
SALESPERSON, quail
fed to deal with business executives,
securing lists Of DELINQUENT accounts
pps,errad IGf collection lion agency; experience
mission basis with opportunity TO
build large income because Of repeat
business. Call MA. S-l473, Pr
WOULD YOU DEVOTE an evening
TO- find out how. you can make
S30-$6O weekly from a part-time
Write MR.. W. BRoYLEs. OA:!fo. Rm. 9fo.
HELP WANTED-Young married
couple. husband may be employed.
or = girls over II for part time
work operating small restaurant;
tree apt. and utils. furn. For de-
tails write Boy BAL. Star. d
able to. take shorthand and type
Pleasant working conditions in
light conditioned office in
GEORGETOWN. Apply Mr.. Derrick,
SMOOT SAND g. GRAVEL CORP,
3O2O K st. NV. RE. 1904 .
SUMMER CAMP JOBS
Evening star., 1954-04-27
MlscEL. FOR SALE tcont.,

lFURNITURE-Antique American sec.
retary. mahog.. orig. William and
Mary, chest Of drawers, French
tortoise shell lamp with crystals,
OIL paintings. decanters. toureen,
picture frames: etc.: all reasonably
priced: Cau NO. 1858 from ~
also ssoo o%o-piece living rm. suite. LII.
FURsSSgigTiuRE-Almost. FUsSggi new: all mod
e,iac eTn; SsdrSoms be cons and living room;
FTRNiTTREEMsrble-tep, coffee "a.
Sgrsk5f' f''S% Suiret s''n DE peg; a47Si Si.1sl ss'
FGRNfTGRE tds F e - Maple or %Ss double
eond.; .S45. Come to 1918 6 st.
Tues. FiM;; APfil ADti e.. between 70 D'm''
FuRNITGRE-Lamp table. sofa bed.
very reas. DU. 1896. --oS
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new, bet
raGFrf6s r from 0edrS anca@sd dHIns ren6 em ynSS nS
factory closeouts. etc A ereat saw
BLDG, 46O New York ave. NV:
daily. 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-43lO.
Hpt 70s ,sIRo o stS sst9Susenoia tninES S
2-6ss4 after pm. Tuesday.
FuEN.-a-pc., lv. rm.. suite -Gs sofa
bed: 2-pc; bedrm. suite. mattress:
snsoms SnsSg9 dinette set. Redwood
FURN.. miscellaneous, selling for
storage ch,arees. An upriEht piano;
taSIe. siS, Server SIS. ssbg bb90 crib, Tha
Sd1tna Buffet, Buff SO. occ. chair. $40.
bed, S59: Arm Chair. S S.. oVerstSt3Sd osr.sWSSd
ca. .overstuffed rocker, $3.50.
Snild's stroller; 81, once desk. SIS.
Cs sis s0cR CHASE N;tH rRHAs sSs
FER CO.. 1903 Mooreland lane. Be-
thesda. OIL: 2-6677. -29
FgRN:-Bed dbls. matt. and sprgs..
desk; refgrs.. ? GE almost, new:
SsaeS and eue Chair. '0GoeF co. 5-4ss7. 1Rc yars
GAS RANGES. new. used. repairs;
oil; coal. wood ranges ACME
STOVE; lo11 9TH NV Ma s-s052
GAS RANGE-.Modern, priced at $40.
SS5hooSSn any evening after 5. AID, A.
ton fESREEss ses SALES ESQ Co n'ts s!si y;
r, Gs1rGia ave DE; 2:5566.
lge. asSort.; elec. motor repairs: 4Oth
yr. CARTY. 1908 l4th NO. 7-0224
HI-FI SELLING OUT
Our. stock-Webster Chicago mahog
TN now. only Sl12.37. Open week.
days till q pm. BLAIR'S TELE-
VISION. 5422 Western ave. NV.
80
ICE FLAKE MACHINE. York model
R-2l0 for quick sale as Is incl bin,
IRRSoNS STAIRS 2 in 's stock suitable III Afo for
back porches. You can put them up
yourself. Also aluminium, steel and
brass cut to size for do-it-yourself
shops. FRED s. GICHNER IRON
WORKS. 1914 Gath st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-27

CAMERA-Like new, Leica F:1.5
IA 5fPsf; sSHss SlsS finder, yellow hitter GaI'
CASH REGISTER. National;
giving; peri: cond.; rings to $3.50;
cHfLD's iTilfst wARDRoBE-1n ARDRoGG oot sood cond,
SIS. Cal! La. 6-lS43.
CUT GLASS-Old books. .phono-
ectors ETsoR rasqaas tems JE some 5ssy ay be s s0l
DiAMoSDs m isdy's 3 Ct. $50;
lady's l1s cts. s3a5: lady's u cts.
marquise cut, 500: mans ga cts,
S775; mans 3-dia. ring total 6
cts, 1895: mans "a cts, Sl,25O.
LIVINGSTON g. CO., 1423 H st.
NV, ME. S-526S. Il
DIN. SET. Apt. size. ext. table. 4
ena3r' eond jH jide as4s o9afHs' solid OAK S sS0d
DisHwAsAER, Hotpoint. Quarters
:l9odo0 do0'EInt Ext 6N 6ss r0f'e 0Sse- 20
sLEC. SINGER. Bills, in good run
ming order: slip cover attachments,
fans. 20 in. S34. so.
while they last; reg. S49.95 fan.
!.nS,. Attls fans nor:.5i t5iin type a .o as; Ss
now at these low preseason prices.
Blades, bearings, shafts, motors. re-
pairs; Free psrking; ELECTRIC
aye: NV, AID. 2-I 900.
FANS-MAKE YOUR OWN FAN. Use
tRs Ws m11Sr qnb OF t,s your pfs furnace sd DSner
plete ian kits. GRiGsBY CO. MA.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
Govt. surplus wood, 4-drawer. legal
size S11.95. Steel legal size trans
fer files $3.50. New 4-drawer steel.
letter size: S2495. N. FRANK &;
SON. Ala 3rd st. NV. DI. 7-72S9.
FOAM RUBBER, cut 10
slze, 80, matt: S27 80; 39' matt
S34 FIX 3-3527 25I3 NJ St NV.
FOAM-RUBBER MATTRESSES. cush-
ions: any brand, size. shape GIL
LILLAND. 2l45 r NV, EX. 3-0653.
FURNITURE-Secretary. $50: 5-pc.
double bedroom suite, $50: also an
tiqueS: large four-drawer dresser.
S75 washstand. S18: drop-Ieaf Ia
hle. S25: all mahogany: also 2G'
ee'TsgIlating window fan, s35. wo.
Chaise tongue. S2S.
matching oec. chairs q SIS ice
cream parior chairs n $3.50 sofa
and chairs. reuphoisted with CO ton
texture material and damask, $50.
Sofa and chair slip coyered--lG rye
selection OF plain and Powered ma
terial. Budget terms available
18th St. CO 5-5lI6. 2'
FURNITURE-Bedroom suite with
Mr.. and Mrs. dresser, maple break
fast set walnut jr. dining room
suite. rug and pad, occ. chairs, end
table and lamps. Must sell RA.
STAG. a.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
CALCULATING
MACHINE
OPERATOR
NORTHEAST SECTION

Permanent position with .well.estab-
lished wholesale supply house;
knowledge Of tipping preferred: D
day. 40-hr. wk. Call ST. 3-0050.
Ext. 221 for appointment. rs