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journal Mail Bass

me to write piece to the Jour
nal for publication.
have been a steady reader of
the Journal for many years. In
my opinion it is one of the finest
Weeklies in the state.
First, l would like to extend
my heartiest congratulations to
Uncle Sam Stille for his scholar
ly article on Emanuel Sweden
borg. Swedenborg spent almost
27 years in the spiritual world
among the dead and conversed
with many thousands Of their
physical bodies.
He spoke with the Lord S
twelve apostles, they were in
him, but he did not know it. The
location of thee spiritual world
(the abode of disembodied
spirits each person carries with
in himself a household of in
Vulnerable discarnate spirits,
both good and eVlD was dlscoV-
cred by DR.. Cyrus r. (Reed)
Teed in the latter part of the
ninteenth century.
Emanuel SWedenborg was un-
doubtedly the mightiest intellect
that the Swedish nation has pro-
duced.
Respectfully yours,
Steve Morasky,
Caldwell, route G.
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lContinueu from LIB

A\OJltlIiuG0 II Olii y ~
most of the churches have been
destroyed
MG. Hood declared that only
through sound religious training
does the individual gain the
moral equivalents OF steering
wheel, brakes and speedometer
with which to enter adult life;
that we must return to the
Biblical principle OF Seek and
We shall find" forsaking the
modern motto of Sit still and
I'll bring it to you.
The nations 100000 churches
comprise the finest equipment
for producing religious insPira-
ton. according to Mr.. Hood. But
what religion needs today he
said, is more effective merch-
andising and this will call for a
greatly expanded sales force.
These added salesman must be
recruited from the laymen OF our
churches, to spread the Gospel
said Mr.. Hood, just as God call
ed upon Isaiah in Biblical Times.
You can't leave the job to the
Clergy alone he added.
Calling his speech Our Period
of Decision" Mr.. Hood said it is
now up to the American people
to decided if we shall return to
the Faith of our Fathers. To
show how far we have strayed,
he asked, What has become OF
thrift, for instance? We empha-
size its virtues to our young
people and our fellow citizens,
and then permit our Federal
Government to plunge the ma
ton into debt that presently
averages some $1,000 for every
man, woman and child"
In concluding, Mr.. Hood asked
rs it too late to bring the old
time Bible stand down from the
attic or up from the cellar? Is II
too late to give it the choice spot
it once enjoyed in almost every
home-a spot today no less pro
minent than the T.V. set2 If it
is, gentlemen, then it is very
late, indeed.
So it would seem the President
of the worlds greatest nation
and the President Of the Worlds
greatest steel manufacturing
company are in complete agree
ment that Faith in God is the
armor that will protect us from
Communism and all other deS-
Isms. - George Peck.
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Shenandoah Trail

SHENANDOAH TRAIL Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Drake entertained
Sunday in honor of their son
Gregory's ninth birthday. Pre-.
sent were Mr., and Mrs. Ord
Marks of Ava, Fern Cutler, wv
Danford and E. o. Bond.
Glen Wheeler and family Of
Claysville, were Sunday visitors
at G.. II. Wheelers.
w. E. Bond and family and
Mrs. Jennie Watson were SUNDAY
visitors at John T. Watson's in
Whigville.
The Winberg family attended
the funeral of her father in
Cadiz, Sunday.
Juanita Drake has been en-
ployed to teach the third and
fourth grades of school in Pleas.
ant City for the school year 1854
and 1855.
Miss Kathy Bond was the guest
of her uncle, Homer Williams
and family in Byesville the week
end.
w. K. Wheeler is able now
to go fishing after being housed
up all winter with a heart con-
dition.
Homer Rogers is stiis tnfined
to Bethesda hospital w coron-
ary thrombosis but is somewhat
improved.
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PROBATE COURT
News

Public sale bill returned and
filed in the estate of Albert
Craig, deceased.
Application for transfer Of real
estate filed in the estate of John
Stack, deceased. Certificate is
sued. Estate not subject to tax
filed. Schedule of claims filed.
For hearing June T. 1854, at 10
a. m. First and final account of
Emma Ann Stack, eXecutriX,
filed. For hearing June 7, 1854,
at 10 a. m.
Bond approved and filed in the
estate of Eliza Marie Graham,
deceased. Letters Of administra-
ton issued to Clair j. Murphy
Waiver Of notice, filing inVen-
tory filed in the estate Of John
y. Groves, deceased, and lnVen-
tory appraised.
Petition for distribution of
assets in kind filed in the estate
of Elizabeth Dilley, deceased.
Petition to complete real con-
tract filed in the land sale of
j. d. Parker, administrator of
Lewis S. Parker, VS.. Rilla May
Parker, ct al. Waiver of sum
mons and consent to sell filed.
For hearing May 27, 1854.
Determination of inheritance
tax filed in the estate Of Eliza
beth Dilley, deceased.
| Determination of inheritance
tax filed in the estate of John
Morganstern, deceased Public
sale filed. Affidavit in lieu of
schedule of claims filed. First
and final account of Susan Held
en-, executriX, filed. For hearing
June z, 1854, at 10 a. m.
! Application for transfer of real
estate filed in the estate of Eliza
beth Dilley, deceased. Certificate
! issued
! Petition to sell real estate tc
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April 81, 1854

April 81, 1854
Editor, The Journal
Caldwell, Ohio
Dear Sir:
Since the question of combin-
ing the offices of Common Pleas
Judge and Probate Judge has
arisen in our county by circula-
ton of petitions for that purpose
and because it has been present
ed to various organizations of the
county as an economy measure,
it has been suggested to me that
a Stateemnt of the law govern
ing the salaries be explained by
me since I am opposing the
change.
Under the present law the
Common Pleas Judge will re-
ceive 100000 yearly from the
state and $1,410.00 yearly from
the county. The Probate Judge
will receive the same, $4,000.00
from the state and 81 ,410.00 from
the county, yearly, with addition
al fees from the state for inheri
tance tax servicce.
In case the two offices should
be combined the Common Pleas
Judge would assume the duties
of both offices and the state
would be relieved of paying the
$4,000.00, yearly, to the Probate
Judge as we'll as the fees OF herl-
tance tax service and the county
would be relieved of paying the
$1,410.00, yearly.
However, the Common Pleas
Judge, would receive an addi-
tional $3,000.00 which would all
be paid by the county. The result
would be that the county would
pay an additional 100000 while
saving $1,41000 which would
mean ST, $4,000 more to be paid
by the county than it would cost
the county by having both
judges. References General Code,
l41.04, l41.05, l4l.06.
Thus, in addition to losing one
of our judges our county could
be entirely without a judge in
times of illness, vacation or
emergency and it would be
backward step for the county
whereby the state would save,
the judge would be benefited by
drawing a salary of $8,410.00,
yearly, and the county would
lose $l,59000 yearly.
Atty. Earl P. McGinniS
April "a, 1854
Editor of Journal
Dear Sir:
For q OlIrO her of Itaarc copoa
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pay debts filed in the land sale
of Florence l. Murray, admins
tratriX of Clyde E. Murray, VS..
Florence l. Murray, ct. al. Waiv-
er of summons and consent to
sell filed. Summons issued, ans
Wer date, May %, 1854
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-04-29

The $326,O00,000 revenue bond
issue for the construction of
Ohio Turnpike Project No. is
the largest revenue bond issue
ever. sold.
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April "a, 1854
Editor of Journal
Dear Sir:
For a number of years some
of my friends have been urging
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DeodIine 10 Tonight
For Sunduy Wont Ads

The deodline tonight for want
DDS to be published in The Sot-
urdoy Or Sunday Stor is 10 o'clock
BY telephone or 3 o'clock OF the
business counter in The Stor lobby.
Year in and year out The stor
Classified produces the best yeor-
round results for clossied odver-
tisers. Thot's why The Stor pub
fishes more classified DDS than
the other Washington newspapers
combined.
II you wont to buy. trode, sell
or rent. tell it TO the long
established audience Of The sfor
reoders.
Phone Sterling 5000 and osk
for on Ad- Toker.
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HELP DoAEsTIc
1926 WIS. AVE. NV.

COOK, exper.; full time; refs. REQ.
COOK -HoGsEKEkEiPiSSRs' OF ' Co 5STGii
Tor large Maryland estate; perrna-
s9' 0Yf i've On and p sSSa e, SS
COOK AND G.H.W., experienced. CITY
references: live N; no chiiden in
family family Cali Sat. and sun. oil.
CooK-G.H.w.. care of Q children:
exper.. with good local refs: iiV:
IN; eppyt. TV: 5-day wk.: $50. OF.
cooK,aoUsEkEEpER. live in. e.
perience and references: care OF
help employed; right salary Tor piHht
person. Call NO. 1856. Us
CO0K-G.H.W.. colored: live in: bet.
recent ref. req. EN-. 2-3713. 20
u. II. W., plain cook; live In, pvt.
help employed: $50 wk. IA. S-6s07.
G.H.w.--Neat healthy girl, ever ia:
small SgIda salary. board and room. u.
CIV. live in. steady Job: vcrfin,
couple, 2 school children; exper.
nee; excel. refs. wo. e-ssIo
G:M,w.-Liye in, Fond ., ehiidT S
Thurs. and sun. OF. JU. s-93s7.
Ga;H NV Live in: fond, of chill
Eee Conn. sse en- s fsssst Ffss
CIV. GOOD cook: live in; doctors
children; AL local refs. req; excel.
Cali csi W Rosit son,1 1Sr aualif'sd person.
week ! J references: OF. 1865 q
MAID, exper., .25-4s, liv. in % or STAY
&c. r ;S%' 81 9ss DAYS s ssS f sE' .fss
MAID, to work in lovely home; GEM
eral housework, partial care of one
child, Must be experienced with fine
i .sIary references ae necessary. Good
liz s15fFy HEe AHPPy CO., nnPlSym ss a.S oSs
MAID-G.H.W.. live in, age 1880. 70
care for 1 child; $50 week. CO.
MAD ssa sd ys In ,oI Lovely sm and s.h
6h-daS wk.: $32. JU. 7-62e5. J
MAID, LIVE IN; neat, exper. in r'h'w.
and child care: half day Wed. every
$40 wk. IA. eosi4a '' smply iT'
live in, light s.h.w..
settled woman. references required.
Phone OIL. 4-6923. II
COUPLE, experienced. with city
references. live in; no children IN
d 1naEk Call Sat. and sun. Of.
Experienced COUPLE; man, sar-
dening, chaufeuring and serving,
woman cooking and g.h.w.; Tor Q
adults: excel. quarters; good salary;
[eis, necessary. RE. 7-2776 or IA.
WOMAN. 30 to so. upstairs clean.
ing, washing and serving: other hsip
employed; must have good recent
references. sleep in: THURSDAY Oh
after breakfast: Sunday on after
s early dinner: $3.50 month. pc.
YOUNG WOMAN to do housework ana
help with. child. Apply Dol Ord &C.
Sc. or call Ii. 7-0S60. IL
HELP with 3 children In home. Lady.
40 to 45. wanted. to live in. Apply
1925 New Hampshire ave. NV. after
q pm. IT,
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COLLEGE MAN
To Train For
ASST SALES MGR
Alex, and Nearby va

Alex. and Nearby Va.
nave been In this business since
ggraduation from collsge in June
900 per year since / started. !
am now in q position to extend to
the right man the same income
II You are not afraid Of old fashion
work, interested In preparing for q
an established national Concern. /
would like to. discuss our business
with you and your wife at your
nome. Past sales experience mot
Please cali XII. s-oos5 after pm,
this evening to arrange for inter-
Interviews available this evening.
Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
ARE YOU INTERESTED
l. $4,000 Per Yr. Minimum
2. Protected Territory
8. $500 Weekly Lead Guar.
4. Opportunity'for Promotion
Within 8 Months
This is a new office of 8
Nation : wide organization
whose rapid expansion pro-
gram is creating opening,
for qualified men all ovel
the country.
CAN YOU QUALIFY?
l. Must Be Over 81
2. Own a Good Car
3. Have a Successful Back
ground
4. Have a Good Appearance
and Personality
S. Be Able to Survive q
Weeks Training Course
With No Income
FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL
MISS PELUZZO, LA. 6-1111
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SALESWOMEN
LADIES HERE Is A CHANCE
TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS.
MAKE GOOD MONEY AND
STILL HAVE AMPLE TIME
TO MAINTAIN YOUR
HOME.
This nationally known COM
pany needs 2 representa-
tives to call on people who
have requested information
on our product. This is not
door to door selling. Call
Mr.. HUH, LA. SLIP.
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HELP--WoAEN csnA ],

CLERK.TYP1ST, permanent position:
5-day week: vacation with pay; free
insurance and retirement. Apply IA
writing for appt.. stating aualifica-
tons. F1RESTONE TIRE q RUBBER
CO.. 1345 New York ave. ne. --l0
CLERK-TYPTST to work for lge. A.
nance company In collection dept:
must have Dictaphone exper.; pleas
ant ONCE; many company benefits;
salary open. Call Elk. 3-S46O. lis
CLERK-TYPIST-we have . perma-
nent position for clerk-typist, 10
to 30; in our home ONCE; tipping
speed essential: 5-day, 37Is-hour
week; paid vacation and sick leave:
nonprofit cafetria. Apply personnel
ONCE. Bird d., SIG 14th st. NV. III
CLERK-TYPIST, il You are . woman
possessing Q pleasant personality,
initiative and good Judgment and are
interested in permanent position,
wherein these qualities are required,
send us resume of your back
ground. so. that an interview may
be arranged Box 3-A. Star. III
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BOX 64-Z, STAR

YOUNG MEN, colored (3), with auto
mobiles. interested in full-time EN-
ployment in funeral home. Can AID.
NATIONAL FINANCIAL institution
offers an opportunity to q YOUNG
man under. 30 who wants to 70
places in the automobile fnancing
Held. No experience Is necessary:
we prefer college graduates or rner,
with 1T least year or two Of col.
ege who want to- prove their abil-
ify. The position has lots of variety
and is not routine work: involves
contact with our customers but is
NOT sales work. You are provided
with an automobile. This Is q per-
manent position. Starting salsry
S225 with regular merit increases.
Planned advancement program to
positions Of managerial RESPONSE
bility. Liberal employe benefits. Box
N III .Is YOUNG MAN. draft
exempt under SO; for junior adj
ministrative job. in our home Of
nee. Must be resident. of the metro
politan area for several years, be
able to supervise and assume re-
sponsibility. Many company bene-
fits: salary open. Apply personnel
once, Bird a.. SIG 14th st. NV. If
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HOT SHOPPE, INC.

Room 200. 1341 g st. NV.
RESIDENT MANAGER
For large Maryland APARTMENT prof.
ect; knowledge of bookkeeping and
typing; Call JU. 1871. -19
Observation-Disclosures salary and
commission. WO. 6-9465. pa
BEAUTICIAN, experienced. all-around
day week. ANNANDALE BEAUTY
SALON, Annandale, Va. XII. S-1616.
ANICURIsT, shampoo
girl for exclusive Beauty Salon; good
closed Mondays. Call for intervieW''
DE. 2-S9S9. SYLVAN. 1903 Conn.
ave. ~
BEAUTICIANS. full, also part time;
excel. salary plus SOC COMMISSION,
paid weekly: busy modern shop,
Apply in person, LA ROMANO
BEAUTY SALON. 1903 Park I'd. NV.
go :
~, UTIClAN. experienced manicurist.
or shampoo-manicurist; 5 days per
GUILBo's, AID. 2-1s4o for apt.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced;
5-day week; good pay and commits
sion; full or part time. BILLS
BEAUTY SALON, 1406 Monroe st.
NV. 20
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around; $50
week. plus commission; 5-day week.
Falls Church. JE. 2-0323. ga
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.: s days:
$50 plus CONN.,: excel. working
conds.; paid vacation: Off Sats.,
July ana Aug. ia. 1908: ewes.
ia. 5-2439. 10
BEAUTY OPERATORS wanted,
steady work, best salary and COM
mission; also part time. Call LO.
4-7915.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-$s5-S per
week guarantee plus commission;
no manieuring; steady work. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS, ITO
Eye st. NV
BO0KKEEPER, assist, exper., must
DIENER's, INC, 1900 r. l. ave.
NE. N7
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, full-time
Job; Apply ALMA SHOP. 3166
Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. IA. 7-S37S.
CAFETERIA WORKER and food
checker, part time. 9 am. to Q pm;
neat, pleasant personality, accurate
in figures. Apply in person between
2 and B PM, $3.50 Georgia ave.
CASHIER-TYPIST, experienced; posi-
ton open; steady worker. Box 191-
q. Star. go
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SEAlfsTREss and ntter, experienced;
good salary. Apply 71ib wisconsin
ave-. Bsthesda. Nd. OF. $1,000.
SECRETARY. white, attractive, typ
Ing and shorthand, age IS to SIS.
$226 per mo. NE. $500. 30
SECRETARY, with Bookkeeping or
accounting experience preferred.
Nice appearing. between 30 and 40
years OF age; must be above average
and used to meeting the public.
Salary omen. Phone Tor an appt.,
Mr., Kahn. RE. 1876. IL
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna, Ave. NV.
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YOUNG MAN

Between ages Of az and 20
years. We have opportunity in
our organization for O man
who wants to learn the mort
gage loan and real estate busi-
ness and who is looking for
Q permanent position. Salary,
$4,000 per year to start. with
good opportunity for advance
ment, with one of the largest.
old-established concerns In the
city. A large portion Of the
duties will be outside and
therefore applicant must own
his own car, for which he will
receiye adequate allowance.
Work week. 37la hours.
Lunches furnished free. Reply
in own handwriting, giving
full particulars as to previous
business experience and draft.
status. Ali applications con-
sidered confidential and no in
ouires made until after inter-
view.
BOX 374-Z, STAR
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HELP-...-MrN
real, ESTATE SAT rs MC5T

ESTATE SALES MGR.
tColored). Excellent opportunity for
sr:-old Company, suiiders and and de- de-
yelopers. BOX 49e-x. Star
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, must
be exper.; commercial, domestic.
knowledge of washers; steady; guar
anteed - hrs. week. Box 70-Z. Star.
RENTAL MANAGERS
For 450-unit garden-type apartments.
vicinity Good Hope I'd. and Alabama
ave: Sc; married couple or 2 women;
bedroom apartment adjoining rental
ONCE. Fully rented. with established
renting and tenant relation policies;
no responsibilities for rent collec-
tions or maintenance. Reply BY let.
family am. and te ihs'o HUMBER ssrs for
appointment for interview. WAIVER
LIZ TAYLOR, INC. 2501 Tunlaw
I'd, NV.
ROUTE SALESMAN, for an estab-
hshed laundry and dry cleaning
route; Apply IN person ct the
HOME LAUNDRY 11Q1 RaIm st.
and IL am. Bond required.
SALESCyERK. for stationery and Of
grsd, Apply WoopHoUsE SRA.
TIONERY Co, 1922 II st. NV. 1T
SALES CLERK, general merchandise
store;. 45-hr. wk.: previous sales
experience desirable but not re-
CURED; alert, able to climb steps;
plement to retirement income. Apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, 1918
New Hampshire ave. NV. (21st and
M n.w). 8 to IL am. or by APP
SALES ilEs'a REPRESENTATIVE Yo1ns
man to represent well-knoyn
ington area. We have q position
In our sales department for man
rs to 35 years of age, who enjoys
contact with the public. Good OPP
portunity for advancement; paid
vacation and other employe benefits.
For complete details. write. giving
experience. BOX 127-X, star. lie
real a.s estate
ments. ramblers and Cape Gods with
me before II io am. sMoLEN'. ReaIto s.
1927 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring, ~
kALEsMAN-Representins natl MFR
calling on est. trade among elect'l
jobbers. Salary incentive bonus, all
expenses paid, company car supplied.
State full personal history and past
exper. and earnings. All inquiries
giving full details guaranteed re-
Spouse. Box 425-Z. Star, --19
SALESMAN - Exper. sporting goods
salesman, inside selling; bicycle SELL
ig exper. also needed: refs. REG.
Apply 424 9th st. NV. -21
SALESMAN for roofing. siding. alum.
awnings. storm windows. prefab.
porches. JU. $1,000. after pm
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SlTuATioNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT G I,1E. sooeks started,
caught up. kept part timeJ local
refs; prompt; reas. JU. 0-B407
complete Bookkeeping,
tax service: new books opened: Yeas.
AGCoUNTANT. expert: books opened.
CO, caushE up; 81 taxes; local ref; $40
BOOkkEEPER, capable, enereetic,
dependable; Thoroughly experienced
In all departments. LU. 2-0504
CPA, thoroughly experienced. avafI.
able part time: reasonable comgen-
r saIion sr Sex IDLY. star; -
take.oh, PURCHASING, expeditinG;
building and industrial construction.
PHoTo- CoIoR ARTIST, experiences.
Specializes in complexion techniques.
sTENoGRAPHER, %, experienced de.
sires permanent position. BOZ 327.
sTTENo5sGiRAPHER-shorth.nd. d,e,..
phone. IBM, PSM and manual type.
Y Yri s,sr' experience; refs. BOX. is-
MEN AVAILABLE for house ana sard
work and other misc. odd Jobs. Csll
the SALVATION ARMY, Haybor
Light Center Me. 6-4532
YOUNG NAN desires painting q
apartments and houses. Reas. prico.
CAL HU, 3-57IS zoe
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statesmen
THIS is 1T

A ONCE-IN-A-LIFE-
TIME OPPORTUNITY
TO JOIN THE LARGEST
NATIONAL ORGANIZA-
TION SELLING FULLY
PATENTED CAR-WASH-
ING EQUIPMENT. WE
HAVE ENDORSEMENTS
OF ALL MAJOR OIL
COMPANIES AND NEW
CAR MANUFACTURERS.
WE HAVE A TREMEN-
DOUS MARKET IN
NEW-CAR DEALERS,
SERVICE STATIONS
AND GARAGES.
WE NEED ONLY
THREE 60 TOP-NOTCH
MEN TO COVER WASH
INGTON TERRITORY.
THESE MEN WILL RE-
CEIVE A DRAW, CON-
MISSION AND Elk
PENSES.
A MEETING WILL BE
HELD ON SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER Is, 1854,
AT WHICH TIME MR..
o. T. MOORE WILL
SHOW MOTION PIC
TURES OF OUR PROD
UCT IN ACTION, AFTER
WHICH PERSONAL IN
TERVIEWS WILL BE
HELD.
THE PLACE:
HOTEL ANNAPOLIS
THE TIME: 11:o0 AM.
NO OTHER TIME
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WONDERFUL JOB
FOR RIGHT PERSON

can. live in; light 2nd-foor work;
no laundry; other help employed:
upstairs rm.: excel. salary; Florida
for part OF winter, seashore in sum-
mer. Must be experienced with
excel. references. Phone EN-. 3-317S,
10
DEPENDABLE COLORED WOMAN,
cooking; children are 3 and q yrs.
old; recent local references. WE.
WOMAN, colored; age 40-4S: live in,
care, for small children; light INV:
small monthly salary. II. 8-0Sl4.
30
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NELL.
FAMILY MAN

For responsible sales position
with large national distrib-
uting organization. Neat ap-
pearance; no investment:
car essential. II you are
available immed.. call Ju.
5-1351. ask
for Mr.. ELEwELLYN.
DIR: To get to 1O500 Insley st., gc
up Ga. ave. TO Plyers Mill I'd, turn
left and Insley Is LIST left on Plyers
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WHOLESALE
KITCHEN SALESMAN

largest kitchen dis
tributor with top lines in. kitchen
cabinets. dishwashers. disposers,
builder-sales organization for high
caliber man capable of earning in
excess Of $4,000 per year.
Only qualified man with experience
selling volume builders will be con-
sidered, Apply by letter. stating
presious .ad saTninss refer
plies held In strict confidence.
DOUGLAS DISTRIBUTING CORP !.
901 Girard st. Ne, Washington II.