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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-07
Cub Scouts
CUB SCOUTS
PACK 80

TANh 0U
On Thursday, December 18th,
Pack 80 held their annual Christ
mas Party at the East Glenville
Methodist Church. The attendance
was almost perfect with a total of
81 adults and 66 Cubs and other
children. The Christmas Tree was
trimmed with ornaments made by
the Cubs and was beautiful sight.
Many thanks go to Mrs. Caroline
Franc, Den 6 Den Mother, who sup
piled most of the materials for the
ornaments.
Cubmaster George Roth opened
the meeting, and after some sing
ing the following new boys were
inducted. Robert Tiderman, George
Polovic, Teddy Burcham, Larry
Garmize, Byron Larsen, and Don
aid DiFranco. Bobby Chase, who
is recovering from Polio, gave the
Bobcat Test to William Baker.
Jeffrey Carlson and Michael Polo
vic. Awards were earned by
William Sallee, Cameron Mcbride,
Donald Jantonio, Joseph Franc,
James Thompson and Ronald Cald-
we'll.
Reverend ]. P. Cordero, the min
ister at East Glenville Methodist
Church and gave a short talk and
closed the meeting with the bene-
diction.
The entertainment, in the form
of Shadow Skit, was given by the
Committeeman, and was enjoyed
by all. The Cubs presented their
parents with gifts made at Den
Meetings. Santa Claus arrived and
distributed exchange gifts to the
Cubs and other children. Refresh
ments were served and each child
received a candy cane.
Committee Chairman Jim Lock-
wood has arranged for q film to
be shown at the next Pack Meeting,
Thursday, January 14th, at 7:45
pm. at the Wilford Scout Cabin.
PACK 368
At the December meeting of Cub
Scout Pack 368 awards were given
to the following cubs by the Cub
master, Al Blatnick:
Den blair Leber, Kevin By
name, Grant Provins. Den 2 -
Roger Anderson, James Petruccio,
William Thome, Michael Lough.
Den 3 Gerard Hageman,
Thomas Conway, Thomas Nc
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Round The
World Via

"Iran Today" (Persia) is the
tenth scheduled travelogue film on
Round the World Adventure Ser
les. This is to be presented We'd
nesday evening, January 18th, at
Masonic Auditorium, Both and
Euclid, 8:15 p. m.
Kenneth Richter is one of
Americas top photographers. A
Harvard graduate, he has COM
pleted outstanding documentary
and travelogue films in 45 coun-
tries. He will be here in person
to show Cleveland the very latest
and best in Photographic tech
niques.
"Iran Today" (Persia) is one of
the timeliest and most important
films now being shown. Full of
adventure and mystery of the
far-off lands of Ancient Persia. A
few of the highlights: Ruins of
Persepolis, great audience hall of
Darius the First; fully restored
harem of Xerxes. Valley of the
Tombs of the Kings. The Glowing
Blue Mosque of Isfahan, one of
the great buildings Of the Muslin
world. Strange bazaars, beautiful
Handicrafts, Mo- dern Industry.
Beautiful Shiraz a Persian
garden. Over a wild plateau in an
overloaded station wagon. A
broken axle. Marooned in a snow
filled mountain pass. Teheran,
the scenic capital. Exotic byways
u. primitive peasant life hos
pitals and health. Closeups of the
progressive young Shah and his
beautiful Queen. His message to
America. Intimate closeup of
Mossadegh at a cabinet meeting
Tin bed) Abadan, complete pic
torial story of the old dispute.
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Polio Talk For
Pre-SehooI Group

Attention pre- school mothers:
The month of January has been
set aside for the annual National
Drive against infantile paralysis.
Knowing that all parents are vital
ly interested in gaining more
knowledge about this disease,
Mayfair and Chambers PTA have
engaged a speaker from the Ma
tional Foundation of Infantile
Paralysis for their January meet
ing. This meeting will be at the
North Branch Library, 1481 Hay
den ave., Wednesday, January l3,
at 1920 a. m. Please come, bring
your next door neighbor. The
children can attend the story hour
while you hear the talk.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-07

Mayfair PTA will have its an
nual Fathers Night Wednesday,
January 18th, at 1880 p. m. in the
auditorium of Mayfair School.
Mr.. Harrison Dillard of the
Public Relations Staff of the
Cleveland Indians will be the
speaker.
In addition to being a member
of the Cleveland Indians staff
Mr.. billiard is one of the worlds
noted track athletes. He has won
dramatic victories for the United
States in the past two Olympic
games and is also the holder of
twelve worlds track records. Mr.
billiard will discuss "The 1854 In
dians."
A cordial invitation is extended
all friends, members and parents
of Mayfair school to attend this
meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-07
Re-Organize Firm

In a reorganization of the law
firm Of Green, Lausche and Will
mot, Roland A. Baskin has Joined
the firm as partner and Walter
c. Kelley, jr., has been admitted
to firm membership. Albert M.
Heavilin, formerly administrative
assistant to City Manager C. A.
Carran, remains with the new firm
which now carries the name of Will
mot, Baskin, Lausche and Kelley.
Officers are in the National City
Bank building.
in their first game 1916, although
easily defeated Heights in the 2
out of 3 final match.
Members of the team are as fol-
lows: Mike Brophy, Gary LOTUS,
Butch Mangus, Bill Morgan, Bob
Hickman, Dick Norman, John
Mencini, AL Mackell, Russell Mil
ler, James Strachan, Tom Wachter
and Mark Griffiths.
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Home Decorating
At Caledonia

Caledonia School is most for
tunate in obtaining the services OF
Miss Esther Davidson to conduct a
course on "Color Harmony in In
terror Decorating"
For four Monday nights Miss
Davidson will discuss many angles
of her subject to aid the home
maker in achieving better color
harmony and decorating balance in
her home. Each session will have
a question period so individual
problems can be answered.
All meetings are at Caledonia
School on January 18th, 18th, 25th
and February 1st. Registration will
be at the first session Monday,
January 18th at 1880 p. m. No ad-
vance notice is necessary.
Come and join everyone in the
ado it yourself trend" The Parent
Education Committee, Mrs. c.
Aubrey Moore, chairman, and her
committee, Mrs. S. Robert Fraser,
Mrs. Harvey Mcguire, Mrs. STAN
ley Webster are sponsoring the
series for which there is single
or course fee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-01-07
All Faiths Join
In Big Brother
Week Observance

The fifth annual observance of
Big Brother Week will begin
throughout the United States and
Canada Sunday, January 10th, and
continue until January 18th, Sol
Gordon, president of The Jewish
Big Brother Association Of Cleve-
land announced today. 1854 marks
the 50th anniversary of this great
volunteer movement.
The Jewish and Catholic Big
Brothers of Cleveland are joining
with other Big Brother organiza-
tions affiliated with the Big Broth
ers of America in celebrating the
week.
During the week, events will be
held in Cleveland and elsewhere
throughout the United States and
Canada, to increase public under
standing of the work Big Brothers
do in guiding boys, and to interest
more men in becoming Big Broth
ers.
"The annual observance of Big
Brother Week is dedicated to en-
listing the interest of more men
in this very effective work for
boys" said Mr.. Gordon. "On the
occasion of this anniversary we
should like to say thanks to the
many men of our community who
have given Of their time to help
our youth to achieve honest and
decent citizenship. There is need
for the expansion of this service
within our community so that more
boys who are headed toward de-
linquency might profit by the
guidance and friendship of a ma
ture man."
He added that the success of the
program in Cleveland suggests
that the Big Brother movement be
extended to many more communi-
ties throughout the United States
and Canada.
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Theatre
Notes

"Come Back, Littlye Sheba" -
perhaps the most exciting play
written in the last 10 years-open-
ed Wednesday in the Euclid-77th
st. Theater of the Cleveland Play
House.
William Swetland directs "Come
Back, Little Sheba" and his cast
is headed by Harriet Brazier and
Rolf Engelhardt, two of the most
popular Play House actors. The
rest of the cast includes Patricia
McVeagh, Jack Jones (who was so
popular in "Stalag IT'D, Gordon
Hatfield, Susan Wood, Ian Caden-
head, Karl Fahrbach, Clayton Cor
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Local Y Winners
.voIIeybaII Tourney

The East Cleveland team was
victorious in the University Circle
YMCA Invitational Jr. Volleyball
Tournament which was held at the
105th ST., branch.
The tournament was held on De-
cember 29th with four Cleveland
branches entering. They were
University Circle, Addison rd.
branch, Heights and East Cleve-
land. The tournament was de-
signed for boys from 10 to Ia
years of age.
East Cleveland edged Addison
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These Juveniles
In Parents Custody

Four Juveniles, three boys and a
girl, have been released to their
parents after being taken in tow
by police. The boys aged ID to II
and all from Cleveland, are re-
ported to have gone to the 15-year-
old girls home after her parents
had left to attend a party.
Police were notified when a
neighbor chanced to see the boys
arrive carrying a bottle of liquor.
The liquor was confiscated by the
police before the youths had had
time to partake of it.
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Fractures Lea

Mrs. Emma Mention, 20, of 9321
Amesbury rd. received a fracture
of the right leg, below the knee
in a peculiar fashion. 1t happened
when the car in which she was 9
passenger stopped for a traffic
light on Noble rd., and was hit by
a car following too closely.
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C(ubA

With the holidays lovely mem
ory, club groups resume their regu
lar sessions, get out their note
books, make luncheon reservations
and plan their meals to allow fol
these pleasant club hours.
The Music Appreciation group
of the Fortnightly Musical Club
will present on January 9Th
Beethoven Symphony No. 8 and
List Les Preludes.
Miss Dorothy Price will be the
leader and Mrs. James Prender-
CAST is chairman of the meeting
to be held in the club rooms at the
Higbee Music Center at IL a. m.
East Cleveland Kiwanis Ladies
will get off to their first 1854
meeting on January 18th at the
home of Mrs. Clarence A. Rauch,
1921 Glynn rd. The assistant hos
tesses will be Mrs. F. Byron Motz,
Mrs. Murle, B. Cowles and Mrs.
Homer Alexander New officers are
Mrs. Al Reas, president; Mrs.
Everett M. Preston, vice president;
and Mrs. David ]. Martinson, Sec
retary.
A musical program marks the
Monday, January 11th meeting of
the Critique Club with Mrs. H.
George Moff of 3112 Ludlow rd.
as hostess.
A review Of President Eisenhow-
er's first year in the White House
will attract the interest of mem
bers Of the Windermere Study
Club as it's opening program of
the new year. Mrs. John Tomcho
will preside. Hostesses for after
noon are Mrs. Myron F. Badger
Mrs. N. F. Leist and Mrs. Will
liam E. Forsyth at the Badger
home, 883 Caledonia rd.
The East Cleveland Woman's
Club will open the New Year club
season with a book review with
the family as the central theme,
on Thursday, January 7th, at 2
p. m. at the clubhouse.
Mrs. r. v. Coburn, Literature
and Fine Arts Chairman, has ar
ranged the review of Heart of the
Family, by Elizabeth Goudge.
Tea hostesses are Mrs. A. G,
Snyder and Mrs. Lenore Latimer,
while Mrs. David bakers, hospi-
tality chairman, will be assisted
by Mrs. Frank McClintock, with
table decor.
The Board of Directors W i'll
meet at 10:30 a. m. with Mrs. C. E.
Sherman, president, presiding.
y
The Women's Auxiliary of
Booth Hospital is sponsoring a
Tea Bridge, Friday, January 9th
at the Higbee Lounge.
Cards are scheduled for l p. m.
and tea at 8 p. m.
Mrs. j. E. Mansfield is chair
man and reservations may be
made by calling CL. 1-8608.
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CALEDONIA GA
offers PROGRAM

The regular monthly PTA meet
ng of Caledonia School Unit will
)e on Wednesday, January 18th at
80 p. m. The GA graduating class
will honor their mothers and will
conduct the program. Miss Edna
Juergens is the GA teacher.
The tea table will be in charge
If the social committee with Mrs.
William Kotsch as chairman. Hos
tesses for the day are Mrs. William
Morris and Mrs. Walter A. Smolen.
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ROZELLE HEARS
SAFETY TALK

Miss Mildred Mckay Of the
Cleveland Automobile Club will be
the speaker at the Rozelle PTA
meeting Tuesday, January 18th at
1880 pm. There will also be a skit
by members of the East Cleveland
League of Women Voters.
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A musical program marks the
Monday, January 11th meeting of
the Critique Club with Mrs. H.
George Moff of 3112 Ludlow rd.
as hostess.
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JANITOR

Colored. for small apt. bldg, r.w.
perience. be sober able to furnish
plus salary. See MIR. HOPPER. 8
B. r. SAUL CO..
925 18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000.
KENNELMAN, white. single; rref. !
over 40 yrs. with some Iarm exper.
Room and board. salary. RE. 5-5665.
KITCHEN AND APPLIANCE SALES
RL1ANcE Rd SglIs CO. 244s 18th st: q NV.
LAWYER UNDER sc with or with
out experience who is seeking q
career position and has no inten-
tions of practicing at some future
time. The person selected will be
trained to handle. the legal matters
is an excellsnt position for . young
ahead. Must have passed bar In Md. :.
Va. or D. c, and able to pass med
ical exam. Apply tdo not phonel at
personnel ONCE, RIM. 300. EQUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO. SIS
14th st. NV. bet. $40 and $3.50:
LINoLEUM MECHANIC. must be ex-
per. and ready to start work. WO.
fSSSso Nc 54sa uE.xzRshA uMeeAFshaT blvd ad.ooRs .E
LIoUoR STORE MANAGER---Thor-
and merchandizer. ABSENTEE
OWNER; OWNER. bond nd 5ss nssessaTiy; Si:- replies
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC-Primary
ability In truck repair, also minor
building maintenance. 10. 3-2121.
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SEE INSTRUCTION COLUMN. Sc
APPLIANCE MECHANIC. experienced
tioning and refrigeration. DAUB-
ER'S. 2320 18th st. NV. IS
APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN, GE major
appliances: car furnished: must be
exper: salary and bonus. DOWD'S.
441S Conn, ave NV.
ASST. CREDIT MANAGER
ExpeEieneed' in phone collections; s.
worker. Good starting salary. paid
other company benefits. Apply In
JEWELLERS. sol r st NV. -
AUTO GLASS installation man and
cutter. Pleasant working cond. Call
.S1Fo M HENRaEyA HEfNIRRkETHATioN Io eSGsS SsN: g exDe
clean uniforms supplied: paid va
position. WILSON Pontiac. INC.
1925 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring.
AUTO MECHANICS, 8: general repair
shop; must have own tools; $3.50
ensen, GARRY'S SERVICE, INC.
1241 N. Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va.
AUTO MECHANICS. white; top sal
ary; paid vacation. H & L. RE-
PAIR SERVICE. 1909 srd st. n.e.
AUTO MECHANICS. full and part
time. exper; only. l..su ! sun. TInEHI tIns-9p
Heai HofoR. r'GFs INC. IN ssos ss''of' Mile g.
Afro Gro MECHANIC for Chevrolet and
Olds. leadership: 5h-day wk.;
stTsisht salaFy; paid ,sS yasatioi GsrsIs1 ana
Motors experience: must be- sober
LOGAN cHEvRoLET Co. Fairfax.
AUT1ToMoTIvE MACHINIsT. expert
enced, for parts jobbers shop; Al
tAKEs 81 XII cry eff y MoToR sf n PAErs e.
2206 14th st. NV. HO. 2-0436. -
AUTo. MECHANiCs-50-50 basis;
ass noTs Nus. 'sason ssss own seo
LEE PERsHTNG ESQ: $500 n
AUTO SALESMAN. used-car exper;
Gas s fSrsefT fSrn. Heavy oG adVertisins. Liberal
floor periods. Also sell new Lincolns
and Mercurys. Present men average
lynch, MoNTGoMERY-sTuBEs'
A1U1TVO sxLESsdAN-We have an ex-
enced used-car man. II you are
not q fioater and are looking for
phrey. ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Georgia ave-. Ia. $4,000.
AUTO SALESMAN. USED cars
Here is your opportunity: no OUT
side soliciting. The good buys, Of
cred here Plus heavy advertising
and the easiest terms In town.
bring in more deals than our present
organization can handle. See Mr.
Michaelson or Mr.. Cohen AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC, 1891 Bladens-
ATTo UgTs rd; SALESMAN niss We hav. an
opening on our limited sales force
for ambitious young man to sell
new Chryslers and Plymouths. Auto
experience not necessary. Top com
See Mr.. Pumphrey. ROYAL Mo-
TORS. ING. 400 Georsia ave-.
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nELP---MEN

COUNTERMAN, exper. carver. Apply
COLONIAL CAFE. 17l2 Pa. ave.
CYJNTER and sandwich man. retail
"a. 2-3O2O, FILLMORE DEL. AND
RES. 27O5 Col. pike. Arl. %.
DELICATESSEN CLERK; nightwork;
food line. No other need apply.
HoFBERGS, 1922 Eastern ave.
DISTRICT MANAGER, must have
previous automobile factory or zone
experience. Retail background de-
sired. Salary. car furnished. expense
account. This position requires So
briefly and aggressiveness. Our ex-
chance for advancement. Do not
apply unless you have experience.
Phone XII. $4,000. H. Haine for appt.
for interview. HUDSON SALES
CORP. 1909 Leslie ave-, Alex. Va.
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zeal estate company in Alexandria.
5-day week. good salary. Experience
in handling real estate books pre-
ferred. Call XII. S-31O6. MRS.
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We have openings for 2 men with
selling experience, Of good character,
sobriety, and willing to work; every
assistance given; part or full time;
opportunity for big earnings. Cal
Mr.. Marvin. EN-. $4,000 for ap-
PEAKE MOTOR COMPANY
De Soto-Plymouth Dealer -
AUTO TRIMMER-Man to trim and
finish new and used cars; must be
exper.. ref. req.; excel, salary and
hours, company dement's, See Mr.
Herson. MANHATTAN AUTO & RIA.
DIO CO.. 7th and r SITS. NV. ID
BRICKLAYERs 49,. exper., white.
job Kensington: Md. Call PO. 2-91S3
Out Ga. ave. ext. to Seminary rd..
left to. Monroe st.. right to Osborne
dr.. left to Job site.
BUFFER AND POLISHER with job
shop experience on silverware. etc
In person at ART METAL FINISH.
ING CO, 923 18th st. NV. liz
BUTCHER. all:round man. able to
cut meat, reliable. AID. 4-5505;
CaBINETMAKER. familiar with
woodworking machine; must have
CABINETMAKERS = Exper. in store
fixtures: top wages for good work
cAMER% An RGx sFdRE $T5ih; Ran sMiasfNiAGER-Qussli-
photograph phic supplies store on Mac
Arthur blvd, D. C. Good personality
and utter reliability necessary. Prop
er attitude more essential than ex-
perience. Call AP. 7-295O ewes.
-,h,x. <o. n.w go
pair work. with experience in paint
ing. Call Ma. 9-1921. Ia .
CARPENTERS. Ist-class only; good
sTRUcTIoN JOB. 3oth and Fessen-
CARPENTERS 1st class all,roundd
See s. Ms5Iyn BoB sRoAbHURs4 sc 5HE9 lsf' to 5lS7
CASHIER. for front of1ce Of first-
class hotel; MGR 1000 experience
preferred. Interesting work in pleas
shifts 7;So 3 am, n;,dn,,ht to pn,; pInn,v and ID
person, SHERATON PARK HOTEL.
1880 Woodley I'd. NV. u
CHAUFFEUR. white. must have local
reference as chauffeur; come for in
teryieyo 3oo5 Massachusetts, ave.
school graduate and draft exempt.
D. C. drivers license. some knowl-
edge of tipping. This is an inter-
esting position with good chance
auires M dealing With the oubiic, ap-
plicant must have pleasing per-
sonality and neat appearance. Ap-
EQUITABLE LIFE iNSURA RANCE Co,
S16 18th st. NV, between $3.50
CLERK LEI K ?TTYlPlsT-1f you are a young
man 30 or younger, not subject to
the draft and looking for a good
starting position with a promising
future. then you cannot AFFORD to
pass UP this opportunity. This
FREQ Hpaeps secton Il in sdag GgT lnsHssPee sTs
hospitallzation and life Insurance
and other employe benefits. See
Mr.. Kackley or Mr.. Lancaster. HILL
& SANDERS. INC. lila Vermont
coIIEcToR. eGfi a;Ti R.sALEsMAN-small es-
auaranseed aessi SALARY A liberal r Commits:
and ordinary leads furn. EQUIT-
ABLE LIFE ms: CO.. 203O N. 18th
st.: .Arl:. Va. IA; 7-6212. 80
s,;od,os good opportunity; as Salary or com
coLIECToR-sALEs SIii life insur-
ance. Established debit in College
Park-Greenbelt section. Salary plus
commission. Training program. A
real opportunity. EQU1TABE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. 8035 18th st.,
Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-1997. -
WHITE. oH93 Eve NV.
COOK-Must know how to carve
Must be sober and 1st class for
cafeteria. Apply in person between
and pm. LINDA'S CAFETER1A,
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SEE INSTRUCTION. COLUMN. 8.
MECHANIC, experienced
on washing machines. air condi-
tioning and refrigerati0n. DAUB-
ER'S, 2320 18th st. NV. IS
REPAIRMAN,. GE major
exper: salary and bonus. boWD's.
441S Conn ave n W.
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We offer unusual
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Our present projects re
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equipment, digital computin
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Stimulation (servo-mechan
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High Frequency Antennas.
Mechanisms Design.
Packaging Of Elec
tronic ComponentS.
of Reciprocating Compress
sors, Hot Gas Generators ant
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OUTSIDE

REPRESENTATIVE
Established small loan organization,
has immediate opening; many
company benefits. opportunity for
"D'""Is LIBERTY LOAN
1902 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring. Md.
PAINTER, colored, for apt. bldg. See
PAINTERS WANTED-Apply to fore
z:3o am. MORSE e DEcoRAT1NG Nc
PAINTER. white. sxper., able to on mix
PAINTERS-oniy first class men need
apply: Oh. 2-7474.
PAINTERS. experienced in boat
Washington Marina. 1900 Maine
PANTERRs-1st class only; for work
PATENT xTToRNEY. for for Midwest
radio corporation. Prefer man under
30 years. E. E. degree, member Of
fesnms. Ae RSx Hs SIX, pG stsr ssssn''ai' -is ''
full time, young, good
day. McREYNOLDS PHARMACY.
HofoGRsPHERMg,,.rv S5f sGa q Sfsi ms MUS 10.
nus: must have own Roilie and and car.
Room 4l4 I'll 14th st. NV. IS
PLASTERERS. first class: white coat
mechanics only. 11th' and Hamil-
pEasTERRks. LAT II; fis fathers. hod carriers. MrS
open shop only. Contractor to start
very large project soon. Send letter
or card with name, address and
phone number to B. W. LINCOLN.
I100S Burnley ter. Silver Spring,
PORTER for drug store. Prefer D. C.
good working conds. 1859 Ala. ave.
's5sssrss!fs'y ss:sssE. E;ss sSss
PsFssRR. PSaaa5Rf r1 Rooi oe' experienced. STEADY
gG90d 60 . rate, rate; Apply sPEvAK BROS.
PREssERs. wool; part time. daily
ca ead Ms SstuBdaE Sa4IrR szpsy ov 1890 gcSS pay pay
commission. JOHN H. o'BRIEN
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to handle
Va. listtngs and prospects for D. C.
nrm. Generous bonus plan; exper.
REAL ESTATE statesmen (a). with
experience dealing in selected list
ings. priced to sell; ali facilities of
a modern off1ce. air conditioned; free
parking. Real opportunity for 2
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTY, IA.
REAL ESTATE AGENr-Fulf or Ts BART
time; ,exper. or will train. willing
ness to work a. must" Highest
listing comm. paid; POTTS REALTY.
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