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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1914 TEN YEARS AGO 1914

DECEMBER Mayor E P Speasnaker proclamation
campaign Housewives check ceiling prices
in effort to prevent postwar imitation
DECEMBER 661 Army Air Force Band of Patterson Field to
Theatre Bond
DECEMBER Cpl Francis Toops "a u S Marine Corps
the first contingent of the First Division USMC back from
South Pacific
DECEMBER Big Darby Baptist Church observe
"Neighbors Night"
DECEMBER II Max King of Mr. and Mrs Ben King Pike
Cleveland resigned principal
Garfield School, Lorain to accept new job
DECEMBER William Rhodes Mrs George
Rhoades killed action November l9
John Davis A. English
DECEMBER 10 Dr. J. c. Rie coach of West jefferson football
team, enterans squad at banquet at White Kitchen.
1s24-THIRTY YEARS Aeo-1s24
DECEMBER Of 81 County only
decreases. London highest with $3.50 on each $1,000
in Brennan Bldg South Main St, London.
DECEMBER - County Health reports
smallpoxs and five i'll with scarlet fever
DECEMBER jefferson basketball team defeats
Columbus outfit in first game of the season.
DECEMBER Il Harry Beae Sterling and Columbus trea
State
from Madison Franklin Union and Delaware Ohio Farm
Bureau Federation
DECEMBER y Department Welfare acting Donh
100000 adjoining London
Prison officials build cell block
and industrial building at farm.
DECEMBER daughter
and Mrs F. E Sidener five
Maria Sands Xena dance Thanksgiving for the
children at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
DECEMBER IA Men and of West Jefferson Methodist
hu contest to raise $4,000 to clear church of debt before
day of dedication.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10

Fred A. Cullman and Pauline L.
Cullman, lot no. 126.
John r. Noonan and Helen Lois
Noonan, lot no. 80.
George Denny Young and Doro-
thy Joan Young, lot no. II
David Franklin Ogilvie and
Harriet l.. Ogilvie, lot no 13.
EdWin S. Anthony and Mildred
J. Anthony, lot no. 81.
Michael James Crotty and Jane
Crotty, lot no. "a.
Philip Joseph McEwan and
Frances M. McEwan, lot no. 122.
Charles +. Johnston, OF no 16.
Daniel r. Jaeger and Betty
Jane Jaeger, lot no. 123.
Arthur John Doddato and Fill
omena Doddato, Oe no. 81.
Seraphine ]. Gabel, OF no. Is.
Thomas t. Healy and Angeline
NJ. Healy, lot No. sc.
Harold Ault, lot no. 128.
Eugene B. Quinn and Madeline
Quinn, loe no. 127.
James A. Speelman and Lucille
Mae Speelman, OF no. 18.
James Stanton Shotwell and
Lefty B. Shotwell lot no. 10.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10
An Editorial
BREAKS FOR THE MOTORIsT

OF service expect from service stations found
New England operator posted when he took vacation II
read I'VE closing for two weeks. The services usual
provide may be had at the following places: General In
forma+ion-om beat T. Cokes-a drugstore.
Rest ROomsat home a. Change bank the street
Petty Loan-aso at bank the Charityat
County farm Matchesfrom passeby g. Daily NewsP
from newsboy. g. Loafine-n the street"
Ac+ualy-all humorous exaeeeraons TO side-+he
tYPca American service station knows superors and few
equals II is symbolic of highly competitive oil industry in
particuarand Of free system of doing things general
The contrast with the stations in most other countries is
striking When the retired president Of the Automo+ve Safety
Foundation returned from European motor trip last he
asked about the foreign stations and he sad Nobody
wiped my windshield checked my OIL They have simply
heard of such thing service there. What do you
the rest clean? They heard of
AS for the TBA-as call fires batteries and accessories
saes-they heard of that either"
The American motort really gets The breaks.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10
Chapel Choir In
Christmas Sing

Tickets are still available for
the annual Chapel Choir Christ
mas Concert scheduled this year
for Memorial Hall, Colum b u s,
Ohio, Sunday afternoon and even
ing, December II. The afternoon
concert will begin promptly at
800 and the evening concert at
$50. AS usual, there will be no
admission charge, but since all
seats are reserved tickets are
necessary. These may Be obtain
ed by calling the Capital Univer-
sity Box Office or by coming
early to Memorial Hall the after
noon or evening of the concert.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10
COMMON PLEAS COURT

Divorces Asked =,
Suzanne S. Grassle VS.. Raymond
E .Grassle; gross neglect. Custody
of 2 minor children asked by
plaintiff.
Samuel E. Call by his, father
and next friend, Clarence Call VS..
Ruby Call; extreme cruelty.
Divorces Granted
Clarence Hammonds VS.. Stella
/. Hammonds; gross neglect OF
duty.
New Cases
Dairl Sifrit, as Clerk of the
Madison South Board of Educa-
ton, VS.. John Doe and all per-
sons claiming any objection to or
any interest adverse to the relief
sought by the petitioner, the name
and place of each being unknown.
Declaratory judgement.
O. f. Liller VS.. Lowell Graham
and Violet Graham, w. jefferson,
action for money only.
Kermit Kellough, Mt. Sterling,
and the Ohio Farmers Insurance
Co., Leroy, Ohio, VS.. Lester Null
ford, Grove City, action for money
only.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10
RECORDERS OFFICE

HEIOhbEn n = UT NE
Real Esstate Transfers
Everett r. Puckett and Mar
garet +. Puckett to Logan Chat
fins and Orpha NJ. Chaffins, w.
Jefferson, lot no. so in Jones ad-
dition, w. Jefferson.
Thurman Lyons and Ruth Ly-
ons, to Isaac L. Chaffins and Or
pha NJ. Chaffins, parcel of land
on the jefferson and Springfield
Rd,
Isaac L. Chaffins and Orpha M.
Chaffins, to Sylvester Sargent,
parcel of land on the Jefferson
and Springfield Rd.
Ina D. Edwards and Stephen c.
Edwards, to Everett L. Henry and
Mary ]. Henry, parcel of land on
N. East First St, London.
Ray D. Nunley and Ruth H.
Nunley to Bernice M. Goodman
and Willie Goodman, lot no Z in
Speasmeker's second addition,
Union Twp.
Edward Fife and Anna Mae
Fife to Bernard Schumann and
Ethel Schumann, lot no. SO, Glade
Hill addition to London.
Everett S. johnson and Mar
gene B. Johnson to Donald G.
Morris and Lena M. Morris, lots
no. JOG and l07 in Glade Hill adj
dition, London.
Homer Yarger ct. al. to Hobart
D. Francis, 15144 acres of land
in Range Twp.
w. Z. Long and Sarah z. Long
and Wanda M. Long, parce of land
in Paint Twp.
Estate of Frank Adams, deceas-
ed, to Ruth f. Adrian, daughter,
undivided one-half interest in par
eel of land in Lincoln Ave, Lon
don.
Ruth f. Adrian 10 Mahlon Wes-
ley Pendleton, parcel of land on
Lincoln Ave, London.
w. E Woods and Ruby Z.
Woods to O. d. Lowry and Ruth
S. Lowry, parcel of land on Lafay-
cite ST., London.
Note: In the following trans
actions, the seller is the Biscayne
Properties, Inc, a Florida corpor-
alton. The lots are all located in
Merriman's second subdivision
village of West Jefferson. The
purchaser and lot number are
shown.
William G. Dunham and Mary
Jane Durham, OF no. 140.
Dondal Edward Dean and Helen
L. Dean, lot no. 81.
Robert E. Florea, and Marion
II. FIorea, lot no. 90.
Roy T. Taylor and Loretta W.
Taylor, lot no. 130.
Audrey c. Cavinee and Martha
Cavmne, lot no. 138.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10

Thou shalt love thy neighbOr
as Observation-Disclosures q, 39.l
A man actually hates himself
when he thinks and acts wrong
fully-and in this anguished
state of mind he will hate
everyone else. When, in good
ness, he respects and thus loves
himself, he also will love his
fellow-man.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10
PROBATE COURT
Inheritances Taxes Paid

lnheritances Taxes Paid
Received from Ereel Mabe, adj
ministratrix of tn estate of Ray
mond M. Mabe, deceased, $1,616.-
85; 100 percent, London.
Received from w. r. Richards,
administrator of the estate of
Elizabeth Richards, deceased, $25.-
25; 100 percent, Mt. Sterling.
inventories Approved
In the estSate of Addie McCul-
Tough, late of Pike Twp, S30,516.-
30; real estate, $4,000, personal,
S1O,516.32. c. E. Lippencott, Har-
old Houck, Eugene Wilson, ap-
praisers, Ethel Mccullough, exc
cutrix.
Accounts Approved
Second account of Chester r.
Geer, guardian of the estate of
Thomas r. Woodard, a confined
person, approved December 8,
1854.
First and final account of Mar
ion Meats, ct al, executors of the
estate of John w. Meats, deceased,
approved December a 1854.
Affidavit in lieu of account of
Idella BuZzard, executrix of the
estate of Effie Buzzard, deceased,
approved December 8, 1854.
Appointments
In the estate of Bessie G. Jones,
late of London, Marian Virginia
Mosely and Norman K. Jones ap-
pointed executors, no bond re-
quired. M. B. Cannon, Leon Killing,
William H. Riddle appraisers.
Marriage Licenses Requested
Samuel Lee, 81, farmer, Lon
don, r. r. no. l and Jean Kelly,
80, house keeper, South Solon,
Rte. l.
Robert A. Graham, 19, farmer,
Mt. Sterling, and Carolyn Crooks,
19 bookkeeper, Mt. Sterling.
William McConnaughey, 18, gro
Gerry clerk, Mechanicsburg and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10

This year, as usual, a large
number of folks from London will
again go down to Columbus for
these concerts. The Chapel Choir,
acclaimed by critics from coast
to coast as one of the nations's
top singing organizations, will go
to Florida and points south in
February, and will embark on a
10000 tour this summer, taking
them to Texas, California and
Canada. DR.. Ellis, Emanuel Sny-
der, Head of the Voice Depart
ment of Capital University, is
Director of the Choir.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10

An effort made for the .happi-
ness of others lifts above our
selves. Lydia NJ. Child
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-10
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS

Jane Potts, 18, clerk-typist, Lon
don.
Marriage Licenses Approved
Raymond Brown and Lois Bail
-ey
Samuel Lee and Jean Kelly.
Robert A. Graham and Carolyn
Crooks.
Evening star., 1954-09-12
Ter putting it in ploce on q pipe.
Water

section in weight. Miners and
pipe-layers, working toward
each other, are scheduled to
meet, and then giant sections
will be linked through the
tunnel.
All together, four crews are
working along the 10,50O- foot
route of the pipeline project
first step in the Army En-
gineers' estimated $40 million
water facility expansion pro-
gram. When their job is done,
the pipeline will extend from
Dalecarlia, up Dalecarlia
parkway and under Western
avenue and Ellicott street to
Belt road, where it will con-
meet with the existing line.
One pipeline, SO inches in
diameter, now connects the
two plants, which supply
water to the largest land area
in the city.
Present water needs of
Washington, Arlington and
Falls Church served by these
plants may be met with this
one existing main. But Army
Engineers, responsible for
collecting, purifying and dis
tributing water to reservoirs
here, look ahead. BY the year
1000, they estimate, there will
be more people in this area
than present Dalecarlia Fort
Reno facilities could supply.
And without a secondary
service, a line failure could
create a dangerous situation.
After the pipeline, the next
project on the Engineers far
reaching program is a new
pumping station to be built
Just north of the present one
at Dalecarlia. Blueprints al
ready have been made, and
construction is scheduled to
begin within the next six
months.
= When the station is COM
pleted, the new pipeline will
join it with Reno reservoir.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-13
THIS IS IT =! :!
Final Drastic Reductions!
In Our SENSATIONAL,
S GG4 Sf BUSINESS; e
zQ g; :; :; :: :; =:
YES. FOLKS!


We're Retiring after Having
Served Key Vest With Only
the Finest IN Nationally Ad-
Uertised Brands of MEMS
YEAR for the Past 81 Years!
We began our Sensational GOING OUT
OF BUSINESS SALE by offering the Public
famous products by MANHATTAN JAYSON
.JANTZEN- CATALINA MARLBORO JAR.
MAN FORTUNE TIMELY -NORTHCOOL
BOTANY and many others at less than their
Fair Trade prices. NOW, WE MUST VA
CATE OUR PREMISES FOR A NEW TEN.
ANT :. AND MUST DISPOSE OF THE
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK AND FIXTURES
49,. THEREFORE, WE ARE COMPELLED
TO MAKE ADDITIONAL, DRASTIC AND
FINAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL ITEMS, BE-
CAUSE EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD, RE-
CARELESS OF COST. Take advantage of
these Sensational Reductions for FATHERS
DAY and GRADUATION, as well as for your
self. BUY NOW AND SAVE AT THESE
SLASHED PRICES.
, 1954-11-20

PAGE THE ST. cRo1
THE EIGHTEENTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLE or THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS 81 The UNITED STATES
CALL ron THE ASSEMBLY
IEARLE b oTTLEY, Chairman Of the Legislative AS
sembly Of the virgin Islands, acting incOnformity with con
current Resolutions Of the Municipal Council 81 St. Croix
and the Municipal Council Of St. Thomas ana St. John, adopt
ed Oh November is and November l9, 1854 respectively, do
hereby call . Session Of the Legislative Assembly Of the Vr-
gin Islands to convene il the Municipal Building Charlotte
Amale, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, at 100 o'clock, q M,
Monday, November ~, 1854 for consideration Of the follow
III:
CD Report Of the Committee on Rules Of Business.
~ Resolution Requesting the Governor to Establish, I'M
del. the Department Of Insular Affairs, i Contact Of
flee for Veterans. Proposed BY the Committee Of the
Whole.
81 An Act to Amend the Electoral Law Of the Virgin Isl
Islands, Proposed BY Eric 4. Carroll and Henry p
Rohlsesn.
(N Preparation and Consideration If an Insular Budget
for the Government Of the Virgin Islands.
Gl An Act to Provide for 4 Wage Commissioner for the
Virgin Islands; to Establish the Procedure for Deter
mining the Minimum Wage for Different Occupations
Setting Maximum Working Hours and Labor Condi-
tons; to Establish 4 Weekly Rest Period and for other
Purposes. Proposed By the Committee Of the Whole
in WITNESS HEREOF / have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Legislative Assembly Of the Vir-
gin Islands Of the United States to be affixed this 18th day
Of November, "A. D, 1854, at Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas,
Virgin Islands.
EARLE B. oTTLEYs
Chairman
(SEAL1
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. CRCIx. AT C1RIsTIANsTED
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE or PROBATE NOS 1854
PUBLICATION 81 APPOINTMENT . NOTICE 70 cRED1roRs
81 Wallace a. Phaire, having been appointed Administrator
C.TA. Of the above entitled estate, do hereby give notice to all
c.5.ors 81 IS eState and tn aI -nersnns hsyias elalus asalnst tire
, 1954-11-20
THE INTERNATIONAL SHOP

Of Christiansted
WIN open % Monday November 22nd, il is factory and
store room it's
CHRISTMAS SHOP
. most unusual display IF TIE lorgest, yes indeed, the
Oory largest selection Of
CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS and DECORATIONS
plastic balls and Stars. tinseI garlands and celophane roping.
articiial snow and icicas. bell clusters, "IIoneycomb" tTed
paperl bells. angels. birds and many other decorations.
plus. The famous multiple
MONA TREE. LIGHTS
ii = Is and 81 light sets, and you can buy
extra CT" bulbs separately
Shop at the Internationals ~Chistmas Shop
Shop where you find the largest and most attractive selection
of colorful Christmas ornaments and decorations.
snop where prices are always reasonable. Prices range from
$ cents up, 70 fit eyerys pocketbook
Shop at
THE INTERNATIoNALs CHRISTMAS SHOP
, 1954-11-20
SEAL
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. CRoIx. AT CHRIsTIANsTED
IN THE NATTER or THE ESTATE or PROBATE NOS 1854
PUBLICATION 81 APPOINTMENT 8 NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

4, Wallace a. Phaie, having been appointed administrator.
eta. Of the above entitled estate, do hereby give notice to all
creditors Of the estate and to all persons having claims against the
estate within six N0 months from the date Of this notice to the
undersigned Administrator at his residence Chrishansteds st Crdx
Or to his attorneys LEADER 3 PAD1LA, EsQs. at their office
No. So King Street Frederiksteds St Croix.
All persons indebted to the estate are hereby requested to make
payment to the said Administrators, c.TA. q his attorneys. within
the said time.
First publication Of this notice made this 22nd day Of September
A D. 1854.
Leader & Padila Esqrs. Wallace Al Phsirc
Frank Padfla ESQ. Of Council Administrator, eta
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HELp---MEN

- Former routeman
wanted. Full or part time to sup
ply demand for Rawleieh household
necessities. Several districts avail
able IN Monteomery and Prince
d Csc , GSgsnties Write q , c Z q
Adelphi. Nd. $50 to 10 am. Mon.
Tues, and Wed. or 10 pm, Mon.
sALkssiAN TO HANDLE rv adyer-
tised line Of toys In washington and
vicinity. Must have car, Excel OPP
pportunity. Replies confidential; Box
SALESMAN. calling on Govt. and
wholesale. variety. hardware, gro
drug. dept. stores. NE. S-sioo.
real estate once; ex-
cellent future for an educated man
about 80. BOSS g. PHELPS. INC.
5 AIksMASS-WVss have a good opening
Tor young man VINO has had some
experience in selling speciality items
or insurance: not the usual type Of
sales position. but one that offers
Mr.. sattsrly. JORDAN P IatSss' CO. g.
corner 18th and @ SITS. NV, morn
ings. between and II am. 10
SALESMEN--Roofing and siding.
LUMBfA ROOFING Co. 1903 BHcf.
anan ST. NV. Ia. 9-O522. --22
sALESMEN---We have the hottest
item ever for, door-to-door selling.
Trii or , partstime men needed.
81 sion r., Il YOU , are . hustler this win
ne. Weekdays, $3.50 to 1890 am.
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SECRETARY-STENO.

SODA FOUNTAIN girl or woman,
white, in small air-cond. downtown
store; no evenings, no Sundays; S35
wk. plus meals and uniforms. Call
MR.: CAMP, Elk, 3-7S45. lie
s h eItere d work
shop; public relations office: short
hand. tipping. mimeographing, ETC..
interesting. varied work for person
with initiative and interest in people
handicapped considered; 5-dav week
good working conditions. Apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, 1918 New
Hampshire ave. NV. (21st and Nj,
0 to IL am. or phone for appt. lis
real estate ONCE,
age, 20-40, good shorthand and typ
ins, seas. Chance for advancement.
Employe benefits. RANDALL H,
sTENOGRAPHER, to work 5-day
week for title company in Silver
Spring; salary open. 10. S-4166,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES organi-
zation requires competent Stenog-
rapher; air-cond once: pleasant
working condsi 5-day week; with
good starting salary. Call RE.
7-S52S go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18

Good opportunity for ambitious young
man to learn wholesale and retail
paint business. Give resume. Box
Oau.X star n1
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sITUATioNs--WoMEN

or hotel maid, colored,
experienced. Call tn. 2-5S16 any
time.
SECRETARY ASST, exper., young.
university and college training. co.
5-7l29. -19
GIRL, white, attending local college
EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY desires
general ONCE work, light tipping OF
telephone clerk. DE. 10000.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL desires work
any kind, except cooking; part or full
time. Call DE. 2-6S20.
GIRL wants job. child care
or maid in store. HUI. 3-4733.
COL. LADY, exp, reliable, neat, de-
sires io0 cook or waitress. HU. j.
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MOTOR TRAvEL tcens.l)

CHARLOTTESVILLE vicinity totIr.
Aug. 20. Phone Ii. 7-6553.
WOMAN desires ride. share expenses
and driving to Tucson, Ariz., before
august 81; eyes,, EN-. 3-SO9I. --22
TO NASH, TENN, Aug. 20-21; return
2I-2S; need help driving since I'm
alone. Elk. 3-4120, Ext. 37IS; AID.
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CARPETINU-UP TO 3Oes OFF / I
All brands! / All colors! ! Any sizel
All guaranteed! | Cab HU. 3-S9O0..
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HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

COMMERCIAL ARTIST. young ana
aggressive; bring samples. $50 F
ST. NV. Room $40. --I9
CREDIT MGR. exp. installment;
steady, sober. Write salary and
s 81 details a last ..,; z smDloysE.;
NICE. for 2o-unit apt.
bldg. Arl.. close in; 2-bedrm. apt.
included. ia. S-6534. "a
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HELP DOMESTIC
COMPANION. HOUSEKEEPER, mi,

COMPANION, HOUSEKEEPER, mid
dle-aged white woman; stay nights;
for family Of 2; We have . maid.
COOK AND GENERAL housekesper,
white: business couple, no children:
room and bath In new rambler; not
over %; $3.50 mo. d.. 7-6073; eyes,,
COOK-G.H.WS must have d. c. driy-
er's permit. 2 adults. 8 am. through
o pm. dinner. City refs: $50 VIZ.
Box 1861, Star. 30
G.H.W., live in; experienced: help
with 2 children: references; CAN
CIV. COOK. live in: good with
children local refs. " day Thurs.
and every other Sun. on. EN-. 2-2S6S.
HoUsEKEEPER COOK, over So,
white, German or Scandinavian
stay in; for home with 2 adults;
references. EN-. 3-1166. -2g
HOUSEKEEPER, white; must have
D. c. drivers permit. Live. in; 2
adults, City refs; $40 wk. Box
HoTsfkiEEsPPiE.R. excellent accOmods-
tions and salary. 6-day week. Box
WOMAN. white. Of good habits; s.6.w.
in nursing home; live in; beautiful
surroundings. 10. 5-0S72. lie
COLORED LADY, child care; refs,
exper.. healthy; live In. room and
board and small salary. LU. 3-0393.
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slTuATloNs-DoMEsTIc

COOK, G.H.W.. colored woman. ex-
per-; best local refs: IL am.
through dinner. Hudson 3-5043.
COOK AND CLEANER, experienced.
wants > days or steady 5-day week.
Call AID. 2-4033.
LADY desires child care: exper.; reas.
1905 2Sth pl. Sc. LII. 1-4176.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
baby sitting; exper. Lu. 4-012S.
VOL N, experienced,
wishes days work; excellent refer
ences. Ii. 4-S724.
COLORED GIRL desires day or week
work. ia. S-1S52.
NEAT, RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN
wants or 51a days g.h.w.. laundress
or plain cooking; can furnish refs.
lis Mass. ave. NV.
WOMAN desires g.h.w-.
child care. for employed couple, Mon.
through Fri. DI. 1888.
COLORED WOMAN wants 5 days
gh.w., by day or week; refs. Ii.
COIoRED GIRL desires g.h.w.; 5-day
or wk. or part time. Refs. DU. q
6492.
GIRL. colored, desires domestic work.
restaurant work, or days work; D.
day wk. Ii 3-7935.
COLORED WOMAN
wants days work. ia. $3.50. --1S
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lRECEPTIONIST
FOR
Beauty Salon

Pleasing personality, good appearance
and ability to do clerical work es-
sential; 5-day, 4O-hour week.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT CO.
PARKINSON. Arlington, Va.
Glebe Rd. and Wilson Blvd.
NURSE, operating rm I
experience and tor anesthesia exper !
preferred; 5-day wk.; oral surgeons
ONCE, Hyattsyille. Md. Minimum
salary $50 wk. UN. 1892. 9-5.
liz
RESEARCH POSITIONS foi statistica.
medical studies-Coliege graduates
with training in biological sciences
or statistics, or experienced In med
ical coding; some typing preferred;
37i2-hour week; liberal leave plan.
Initial salary, S27450 mo- State
age, marital status, details OF train
ing. experience and references. Box
216-Z, SLar
RESIDENT MGR. white. settled. to
manage guesthouse Must be pleas
ant. capable. highest refs. RE.
f-69SCs Su
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HO. 2-2476

exper.. tray Service.
Apply in person, SEAFARE RESTAU-
fHTh s V over at 81; apply o in
person bet. 4:30-9:3O pm. POU-
GETS RESTAURANT. 5000 Conn
ave. Ia
hotel trade service ex-
perience preferred; must have neat
person, COSMOPOLITAN ROOM.
WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, 1900
Conn. ave. Mr.. Peter Paul, 10
a.m.-4 pm. -19
white. night shift. Must
have Chinese restaurant experience.
CHINA DOLL RESTAURANT. ST
3-3656. lis
white, must be exper.
Apply KIKTS, The Oaks Restaurant,
1918 Wisconsin ave. after pm.
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