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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-30
STEVE J. NovAk, PRES.
LOCAL 4q7, UAW-CIo

The Local 497 Membership Meet
ing last Sunday was just about the
shortest one on record and we at
tended to quite bit of business
in that short time. The member
ship meeting and the Building Cor
poration Meeting that followed
were both over in an hour and a
half - we were on our way home
by $3.50 Pm.
Thanks to the fine cooperation
of the members present we we're
able to stay with the business at
hand and take care of lot of
business in short time. Short
meetings are what most of us
want, especially during the sum-
mer months.
It was voted at this meeting to
discontinue the Door Prize and At
tendence. Prizes. In place of the
prizes, refreshments will be served
dt lUtuTe meetings.
Joe Verock gave an excellent re-
port on his Sand Lake Summer
School stay. His week of study
covered many subjects so vital to
workers today. The latest was
given on unemployment, compen-
sation social security and such
subjects, laws that affect us and
how we can bring about needed
improvements through PAC. Joe
spent busy week and he is to be
commended for his good report.
Alvin FauS generously gave his
personal donation of SIS last Sun
day to be added to the SIS dona-
ttion voted by Local ACT for the
Salvation Army. We take this op-
portunity to thank you again for
your outstanding work, Alvin. We
think. it was wonderful thing to
do.
Il
Margaret and Irene Peto have
returned to work after being laid
off over a week because of their
fathers death.
Casimir Wierzba has made a
successful recovery. He has been
back at work for couple of
weeks now and by the way he
gets around you'd never know he
had been in an auto accident.
Evelyn Zbrizeny is wondering
about that freight train plowing
through the waters of Lake Erie
that was repeatedly seen by some
of The boys few weeks ago.
During the Building Corporation
Meeting Sunday it was voted to
increase the rentals on the Local
497 Hall.
Cyril Wesley is the new Record
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-30

Friday of the previous week. The
evenings discussion was on taxes.
Mrs. c. W. Burning and Tracy
Lee motored to Columbus on Wed
nesday of last week to visit Edna
Ann at the state school.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Sturtz on the arrival of a
daughter born at Magruder hospi-
tai at 6 p. m. last Monday. Three
girls and three boys now grace the
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-30
Completes Course
AT Ohio State Lab.

Vern Hayford of Port Clinton,
has completed a five week course
Of study at the Ohio State Con
servation Laboratory in Carroll
County. Mr.. Hayford is an ele-
mentary teacher in the Port Clin-
ton School.
Purpose of the laboratory is to
stimulate interest in various areas
of Conservation and to give inter
ested persons actual practice and
field work concerning nature
study, water pollution, forestry
practices, soil erosion, flood con-
troll, and numerous other fields
connected with our natural re-
sources.
Mr.. Hayford was sponsored by
the Ottawa Soil Conservation Dis
trict and the Ohio Conservation
Congress.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-30
From where | SIT. by Joe Marsh
"BrogWser's" License

"Specs" Johnson, who thinks it's
a real treat to spend an hour or so
browsing in bookshop found his
idea of heaven up in Centerville
last week.
"Just inside the door," Spec
says, "there's tray of bright
blue buttons. If you want to look
around without having someone
suggest you buy the latest best
selling novel, or maybe history
of Africa, you pin button on
your coat lapel.
"You can poke around all you
like. Then when you've found the
book you want, take off the butt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-30
LITTLE PORTAGE ITEMS
Bay Township Residents
Attend Catawba Reception
By MRS. G.. w. BUNNING
News Staff Correspondent

Congratulations in order the marriage of Miss
Ruth Ewersen and Gaylord Vogt Saturday which Bay
Township people travelled to the Caawba Community hall
for the bridal reception Among the showers for the bride
given by Mrs Lucille Atznger at her home for her
club Another given by Mrs Tony Hensen and daughter
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-30

How many deeds of deathless vir-
tue and immortal crime the world
had wanted had the actor said, 81
will do this tomorrow"
Lord John Russell
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-30
Advertisement

ton, and someone's right there to
take care of you."
From where sit, everybody
likes to make his own choice. It
doesn't matter whether it's books,
or preferences in clothing or
makes of cars. And it's no sur
prise that folks have personal
preferences in beverages, too. So
If your neighbor orders a glass
of beer while you're having coffee,
remember he's entitled to his
choice, too.
@e M~4<
, 1954-03-19
FROM ONE ISLAND TO ANOTHER
Written for THE INQUIRER MIRO Of MASS.
by John F. Shaw
concluded from yesterday
concluded from yesterday
There are no "hotelso as such, but charming guest houses.
oWever, there are about 200 guest beds on the island, SO


don't come without a. reservation.
Beginning at the north end of the Island, because that's
what YOU see first coming by plane from Puerto Rico, we
have Glover Crest, a beautiful old plantation home perched
on a hill and surrounded by guest cottages. This is the only
"hotel" operated by native. born West Indians. It's tiled gal
1ery faces west and the sunsets here are wonderful to behold.
Coming South along the shore we come to Sprat Hall
another guest house operated by two charming young people,
jim and joyce Hurd. Dining in the great hall around the tre-
mendous mahogany table in great high-backed mahogany
chairs is an experience many people have only. read about IN
books. The evening table rs decorated with burning candles
and rose hibiscus and poinsettas and sometimes a few or
chids. The table has to be massive to bear the weight Of the
tray-laden dishes and platters of wild boar and bananas fried
in egg sauce, native yams, and choice. Danish sauces and des-
serts.
Just before you get to the town Of Frederiksted we come
to la Grange" guest house with its beautiful gardens and
lawns.
At Christiansted on the other side of the Island GA miles
from Frederiksted) we have 1.-THE Buccaneer", our largest
1hotel", with 65 beds, and open all year. From its galleries
you look down on the coral reefs and such color OF blues and
greens you have never seen in your life 7
In the town Of Christiansted itself is the "Comanche
Club" with its own swimming pool and on an island in the
harbor is the Hotelon-the-Cay, the former governors home.
American Plan) and at one guest house in Frederiksted you
can get a room and meals at S. per day. The rooms are clean
and airy and the food adequate.
So 0 early and stay late. Escape the wintry colds and
swim every day. Don't bring fancy clothes and travel light
because yeHaf want to buy a lot of things here and excess
baggage on planes is expensive. You're allowed S. pounds
free.
Don't come to St. Groix if you care for wild social whiri
, 1954-03-19
Az II 0 N

Notice is hereby given that the following parcels of Es-
tates La Grange, jolly Hill, and Little La Grange, located in
the District Of Frederiksted, will be sold at public auction for
the payment Of income taxes, on March "a, 1854 at ZOO pm.
at the Frederiksted Fort:
ESTATE LA GRANGE
Parcel of Land, approximately 433 acres, buildings,
structures and other appurtenances.
JOLLY HILL 4
Parcel No. 2 Of Jolly Hill with reservoir, l8 acres with
ESTATE LITTLE LA GRANcE
Parcel Nc. /, approximately I'll acres.
L. r. oNRAD
Collector Of Internal Revenue
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Government Cutting
S2O-Mi||ion Shipping
Errors, Shippers Told

Shipping faults cost the Gov
ernment $40 million annually,
General Services Administrator
Edmund F. Mansure declared
yesterday.
He pointed out economies are
being affected. however. He said
during the past fiscal year. we
find that measurable economies
attributed to our traffic manage
ment activity amounted to $4.6
million"
Mr.. Mansure was the guest
speaker at a luncheon meeting
of the Atlantic States Shippers
Advisory Board at the Mayflower
Hotel-a feature of its 30th an
nual meeting here. The Traffic
Club of Washington also spon-
sored the luncheon.
Pamphlet Lists Errors.
In a drive to save money in
the transportation field. Mr..
Mansure declared $4,000 copies
of a special pamphlet pointing
out the Governments shipping
mistakes have been distributed.
He said in GSA alone. I'VE think
close attention to the pamphlet
will save $250.000 a year." In
non n-technical language, it will
aid those who handle Govern
ment shipping documents. he as
serted.
AS another step in the econ
omy drive. Mr.. Mansure said
GSA is converting Government
terms Of nearly II 900 items into
Evening star., 1954-01-08

freight carrier classification ter.
minology. He described this as
changing from Government
gobbledygook to industry gob-
bledygook."
Praise for Federal Workers.
Mr.. Mansure took occasion to
praise Federal workers. He said:
Generally, people working for
the Federal Government have
outstanding ability. / am amazed
the Government is able to keep
these people. There is too much
concentration Of authority in
Washington, which we are get
ting away from in GSA by de-
centralizing."
r. E. Covey of New York City,
traffic manager Of the American
Sugar Refining Co., was re-
elected president Of the board at
the closing session of the con-
vention yesterday.
Named vice presidents were: !:
c. B. Roeder. general traffic
manager of American Home
Foods. Inc. and c. S. Decker,
general traffic manager of the
Borden Co., both of New York
City. j. r. Morton Of Syracuse,
N. Y. general traffic manager of
San-Equip, Inc, was reelected
general secretary. w. w. Weller,
Evening star., 1954-01-08

Of Newark, N. j.. eastern trafIic
manager of the Wyerhaeuser
Sales Co., will continue as chair
man of the executive committee
for the coming year.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Mosquito Control Unit
Selects President
Rv tho Associufed Pyess

WILLIAMSBURG, Jan. g.
City Councilman Vincent D. Nc
Manus is the new president Of
the Virginia Mosquito Control
Association.
He succeeds Rowland e. Dorer
Of Princess Anne County.
Evening star., 1954-11-20

CHAIRS. modern barrel back. covered
brown boucle, blond legs. good can-
.dition,. SO each. 26O4 Conn. ave.
= NV, Apt. 3. -2I
uine Czech. crystal: must sell be.
cause of moder. deco. JU. 9-7263.
Evening star., 1954-11-20

a~a.~s a a
ACCOUNTANTs part ume: pg0ks
stattea. eaugnt Up, kept PAL Ine' Ine'
loc. refs: prompt. reas. ~. e-040s
ACCOUNTANF-BO MA.
deRree; experienced financing, props
\ ertyg and payroll. some cost; desire
0S1slaab possibls csli sSlff po a$e0s after ia
ysOnvwrrprp sv,er,a,,rs rstai,s sn6
msnufacturine accountine. % desires @
permanent assisnment. LU, a,s5as, 81.
-~,.,.,.
bOOhAkErEh: payrols COSY account
g. shekeSPlns hla IIp SS5 SSenseiensl9ns. &c ee
BOY. Is. white III oeSS needs rood f iob. 5 cSiI
CHMzUFFEUR-b1s M g @ leaving soun.
tryi desire 70 place my personaple
ana capable cnauneuE. 50. 6-giS0
..,,,.., ,-.,.. ~
1sts.sn C1nEr-SdEWAkD-Coyer an pnaaasss aassss
Siannine. purchasinns. Open for s sn. .:
= vgagssnsnt; B4x 4S6sS; Star. q.
sssfs sssnlns anS vssf-end; s@pdi
v1A,ciTTszo, %, TT1Sazo, sves. :. -. LIE. IL
ESAECUAltE, % Yrs. q age, kentiie,
ueSres smploymsnt n aggressive
0Iganization witn Iutures expsI,-
HSsa sss N Doohkeep.ng, 1890 ssis ~ -.
credit, and general ONCE procedures,
CAPABLE OF fun charge; presently
employed IN managerial and super
s.sory ssnn c~spaeitg ~ inVoiyIng pn s5oSe v
Star. 2Is
GROCERY, delicatessen. store dec
Grafton work sought by exper Ger
man; knows French lang. AP G
9641, Sat. or SUM-: MA. S-42b9,
weekdays. 2Is
iNIELLLGENT young man. new. car
desires eve. or weekend W0Tk IN
Evening star., 1954-11-20
sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

WORKER, feeder and
shaker; shaker; exper. and refs. AID; q
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced,
child5en Soor or adults. References. Hud-
PsacTicsII IA cg1sSlI' NURSE wishes 2ls nisht
SSuty. IN doctors ONCE or private
PRaC NuRsE aiS EsSisi Dd hoasekssp.r m ksss rood
with children; experienced; with
references. DI. 7-8197. 2I.
PRACTICAL NURSE, exper. mental
cases. reliable. TIE. 6-1723. 23s
GIRL desires job as waitress, coun-
ter girl or otherwise Neat; refs.
Mon. through Friday. ia. 9.067S.
LADY would like part-time employ
necessary can compose own letters.
WIDOW, nurse, companion, to lady;
Refs. Hsat dpsies gs s-Ss4a Ssll Sat- and Sunday.
YOUNG WOMAN. = refined, desires as
maid, typist. salesgirf; good refs.
Call after 4 pm. Sunday Ii. g.
cOLoRED GIRL. high school graf gradu-
ate. wants job as counter girl or
coIokED. NEAiT iT''sDp; appearing, honest
worker; maid, fountain, domestic.
II. 7-S050. 81"
GIRL. colored. would like job as
cs,I cssaIlesgiIl; ny: 3-5s55. III
GIRL, experienced, desires
clerical work or office receptionist.
WOMAN. colored. wishes night lob
as elev. operator; licensed. AD.
WOMAN, experienced. de-
sires JOB as salad girl or cook. Call
AP 7-S640. 20s
Evening star., 1954-11-20

BUILDERS LEVEL, new and miscel-
laneous items, $50. JE. 4-6215.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcoas.

BEDRM. SET, maple. c6mpl. twin
coat coat. size 81 is. SIS. wo. S-ssSS. III
BEDROOM FuRN.--Modern S-pc.
suite, $50; 2 bunk beds, 81 80 each:
30-in. Hollywood bed. S7.60. 3S-in.
HOLLYWOOD bed, $40. 10. 4-62S2.
BEDRooM SET. 5-piece; sofa bed,
cedar chest. lamps. Can 10. 2-27o5.
|BEDRooM SUITE. maple, twin 5eds,
BRbRM. RiSE3Gs f1RNrfUhs. s4lgs 4ops ineIaa-
ing spring and mattress: 6-pe.
kitchen set; Bendix washer and
dryer; s-in. Bench saw. UN. 4-2159.
BEDROoM SUITE, complete; chest,
dressing table, night table and twin
beds: boudoir chair: 2 metal eahi.
BESRM. sGITE. with twin beds.. 8
pieces. satinvood mahogany; excel.
sond;; sacrifises IA. e-6s2s;
covered base spring and mattress
!, to match: single-size coil springs
and mattress; 4 legal-size steel file
cabinets; 2 high-Quality offics de Ks.
with typewriter: 2 ONCE chairs,
gil IN good cond. Prices reas. OIL.
n@f
IBicYCIE, boys. 28", in GOOD con.
dition: kitchen table and 4 chairs:
studio bed. Reasonable. Ia 9-6So9.
S--Lisntweights AL sizes,
8 speeds. foot and hand brakes:
al ages. Balloon tire models. S5 de-
posit holds until Xmas. Many 6ne
makes including BeA. Rudee. Stand.
ard < Columbia, Rollfast. etc.
Trades accepted. Tricycles. wagons.
'BLALoCK CYCLE Co. Sli5-11 Ga.
ave. Silver Spring. JU. e-6050.
Open Monday and Friday ewes. 70
IN. Free parking at rear.
BICYCLE, boys. Western Flyer. 26-
IN; IN; cost $50 last Xmas; good cond,;
BICYCLE, schwinn, 24-in. boys fins
cond.; SIS. JE. 3-s915. al
BICYCLES-Boys and girls u5l
Island ave. ne. In rear. Sat. and
Sun. only. -21
BICYCLES, rebuilt: boys and girls;
all sizes. good condition. viii accept
trade-ins. JU, 5-51lQ. Al
Evening star., 1954-11-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ADDITIoNs. complete home repairs
Work guar. FOWLER. Ii. 3-6258
ADDITIONS, REMoDELIsG, carpen. e
try. concrete; floors sanded; drive
ways. WILKINS. "a. s-6525.a --21
ADDITIONS. P0RCHES. ialousies
kitchens modernized. rec. rms, com.
plete renodeling service: estimate.
free: al work fully guar: no money
down. SO mos. to pay: white me.
EN-. 2-S740 day or night
ADDITIONS porch enclosures, bsfnt
imp oyements. etc. For solution te
your problem or an estimate cal
Mr., WILSON, NO. 1857 -22
AMERICAN STONE-The finest that
1lts your pocketbook can be applied
over any surface: never needs paint
ing or upkeep: also all types of home
improvements. Phone EN- 2-66O0 or
write CHEVY CHASE CONTRACT
ING CO.. 6033 wisconsin ave. NV.
ASPHALT DRlvEWAYS. black top
blue stone: old driyeways rep. For
free estimate, IA. 5-7407. 22s
ATTfCS AND REC. RMS. finished
Trse estimates. W. l. UTz CO., UN.
BRicaRitIAYING coNTRACToRFsre.
places, walls. steps: al types d
MASONRY. 4. RAGNANL 70. 2-1o04
Evening star., 1954-11-20
statesmen

To represent areas oldest business Of
its type. Excellent working condi-
tiOnS, qualified leads given. highest
commission. Must have car anc
furnish references. For personal in.
terview call MR.. THOMAS, 10. 8.
500. 9 am. to pm. or 1880 Pm
SERVICE SALESMAN. experienced. tc
assist service manager; good salary
FORD NC, s1iO Hamilton St.
SERVICE MAN, experienced in servic.
ing gas furnaces and oil burners
Interview between and ID am. at
CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING,
SERVICE ERS c ST. STATION nlfi ATTENDANT,
must be experienced in lubrication;
good salary plus commission. No
phone calls. CONNoRs, INC. 272l
service Esy1S5 rd; ds;rsAifTiIoN sifi ArrENDANSrT- ATTENDANT
Expsrienced; call DU. 10000. 30
pus 1Inesp somIsid man nun nFNs fms s1 sNocc hoGe
SERVICE. 1900 Suitland I'd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
With motor tune-up experience. Only
experienced need appy. Apply OAK
LAND ESQ, 1907 Marlboro pike
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Local refs. d. C. permit, salary
and commission. WTLLOUGHBY's
sEER Hfa2 MEfAE MI VII HEnFERs aFf T for outside
duct installation. Apply GENERAL,
HEATING ENGINEERING CO.. 5101
Creston ST.. Tuxedo, Md. of Kenil-
worth ave. NE. extended. UN.
4-4744. ---22
SHEET METAL MECHANICS - Shop
layout men. fully experienced and
in person, 940 D st. s.w. 30
Evening star., 1954-11-20

PAINTING, PAPERING. First-class
PoAT. RA. 3.564s. 22s
PAINTER FOR PENNIES, colored,
specializes in small Jobs. Call ewes.
and week ends AD 4-nRn2 -2l
Evening star., 1954-11-20
HELp--MEN

SHEETROCK HANGERS, non-union
Cali we. b-4500; after 8 p.m.. 20
SIGN PAINTER. reliable. ail-arouns
time. JE. 4-4sss. ~. GpeS,sISi.s s.sisp.s ~ III
STEAMFITTER,S HELPERS, must b,
experienced. Tor new construction
work. all inside work. Apply In per.
seTIi sa1a GaEoEaE ais r = WARNER Q go 60
TECHNICIAN. age 20 to 80. to act q.
! technical asst, ON general laborator,
work In, chemical engineering firm
some chemistry required; excellent
change for advancement. Call KI
TELEyIsION sERyICEMAN - out.
side work: must be experienced ant
have car: top pay; good WORKING
iaIMacsEAsio1u: aMcE. 70. 7.ssSS. Ss2SNSpMooR 56 A5g6Ii
TELEyIsION sERvICEMAN. full oi
on Dsss ADJ; ADS isga tSg sss5y sosS t. p S somm!s
TRUCK DRivER for constructed
company. with lumber yard exper
OSTROW CONSTRUCTION CO.
1900 Ga. ave-. Wheaton, Nd. --21
TRUCK MECHANlC--Must be expe.
rienced and non-drinker; daywork
good pay. disqualification. insurance
and vacation;. steady work. Phone
No, 7-7705 between 8 am. and
nv b BEScHiMAN. eiMAN part time, or Yul
time II willing to run few service
calls; liberal pay and benefits. 10
~ .BsRRSSiCHMAN-rop notch only. nv 4
real spot for man with solid back.
ground and plenty Vt experience IN
iara an makes. Ka Ine more you know. tn.
fiash-in-the-pan types please. Cal
rv sERvviicSfEaMxiN. AN With VIII 0HiSH car. fcr out.
slde /, wors; onsa part time; exper. nee
UPHoLsTERERs, full and part time;
first class. Cali AP. 7-4994. I'll
UPHoLSTERERs. good pay. good
HosaaEeYEcpTiTA iAS SpHoEsTSRERs e1ssFaiA RR5s Is5s
vJLCANIZER--Good sal. and work
ing conditions BEN HUNDLEY.
3346 14th st. NV.
BOY, to work as helper in cabinet
and upholstery shop; unusual oppor-
tunity to learn trade. Do not apply
Aau"AAsAASs Iva -
MAN to cut timber. by the thousand
man to cut timber In log mill. JU
6-24SS. al
MAN. II to 80, high school education
delivery-repairman, week days. 2237
Ga. ave. NV. --21
MAN, q retired gentleman, about 65
residing in Arlington County, con.
venient to the Colonial Village Sec
tion for one of our branch stores
laundry and dry-cleaning business
For details, phone MIR. CoCKRILLE
between 1912 am, HO. 2-7S23
MAN OR COUPLE with experiences in
operating 1st-class family hotel
capable Of organizing and operating
the complete set-up from the Begin
ming. Close to washington. Excel
lent opportunity. to start on small
scale with unlimited possibilities.
Roy 19Q-E Star
Evening star., 1954-11-20

CHAUFFEUR -HOUsEMAN, live In o.
out; $40 per week to- start. Sober
reliable. references. Wo. 6-s153:
CooK-G.H.w, live in; care for new
SsSS Syeas-SlS Jz SSSo6 shiEa Hat gi gi5s days days
COOK, exper.: general housework
liye in. Other help employed. Phon'
COoK.IG.B.W., live in. very nice ~T Sm
and bath; conv; NV. loc. Desir'
est and dependable and accustomed
sssig sS sSskinE at i a,i5 ns siso hSme mo- Dinaf R
$3.50 between "a pm. -2i
G.H.W. COOK. child care. live in
Lovely upstairs room: must be neat
honest, dependable and sincerel!
interested in school-age daughter
Health card and best Of refs. re,
auuireda;, a,.. Every sun; n. on; s.d also y 7
G.HHW.. White, for nursing home
Pleasant surroundings. Live in. 10
q INV. DIISts' COOKING, CHILD CARE
best refs: need apply; $s6 week
HoUsEKkEPER Gi EEaaEPE - Middle-aged whit,
tral S-4941 after 8 pm. -22
HOUSEKEEPER. middle aged, single
to live and work in Catholic rector!
in downtown area with assistance
Of maid. Must be able to assum,
responsibility and to supervise. Goot
living conditions. good salary Apply
LfShT III sofI5i a6bsEWoRK sssEo and care 10
small child during day in Silvel
Spring; refs. REQ. JU. S-1176. 81
MAID, live in, exper. cleaner. Cal
after 9 pm. Sat. any time Sun
MxHiD,4 All 4-cSSs; colosed: live in; child -sa Care
general housework; experienced; $40
MAID; i've out; s-day week. yE
GIRL ! ecolored; live in; N. Arl.; Ish
housework, plain cooking; small fam
lily; all labor-saving appliances; $2I
per week. KE. S-4555. --21
LADY, for g.h.w. and child care; 5t
days: Arl. area; excsl. local ref.
erences required. IA 1855. %
MS4m pSs 1m % ana nSf bat @ csS s5o per Des mo- "a
2-2297 bet. 8 ANIL pm, 20
WOMAN. white; live in; salary. car.
Of baby; week ends free. AP. 7-13l6
WOMAN, white. foreisn: cook-g .h.w.
no ironins: references. Box 14-H
WANTED, girl to live IN; care Of
srlAll children. Private room. Ju
MiDHIE.AGED hlS6fiAG WOMAN. good cook
home; mod. S ccnv. West River Siz4
SETTLED WOMAN. live in, care 10,
2 children in exch; for room. boars
sfTtLED ia yNoMAS.s s-sSar soiol:d. "a .ar,
salary; good home. Ii. 7-3093.
LIVE IN-Mature woman capable d
caring for home and groWinf
MiDDLE-AGED LADY. for iiehi
housework. Room and board and
small salary. LU. 2-S391. Ri
Evening star., 1954-11-20

iB1THTTTRs buiit-in sIa. h..ins
toilets nine RinrK,s INf,
IaiIi AaitJuore Lys WA $40,
I748 Lee Hwy Ia S.sf09
BATTERY CHARGER fMarquette)
% volts, 12O amps; very good wors-
ing condition: S65. AID. 2-9295. I'll
BED, metal. double, innerspring mat
tress and box springs. AID. 4.23a4
pvr .,,u -. 2l
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Evening star., 1954-11-20

PERMANENT POSITION. 6.DAY
WEEK; EXPERIENCE NOT NEC-
ABRAMsoN CO.. 1882 9TH st. NV.
COSMETIC sALESGTRLi exper.: a.
leave and other benefits. its ADV % cSR. AZ.
RIER DRUG. Arl., Va. "a. 10000.
DRUG CLERK - excellent position, t
manent Must be tl1orouailly ex-
rgSsubNrhM 81 diREo? diiIsfoi; exD.r. sooa 2s ,sIs,v.
All. Va. "a. S-Sso6. ME- M. Kurbsn. II'
GIRL CLERK--deneral once experi-
enee necessary, some bookkeeping
knowiedge. helpful. We train our
own employees: 5-day week with
alternate Sats. on; salary open.
Considerable opportunity for adj
lGENERAiL OFFICE CLERK: 8 pleasant
working conditions; salary open.
IBM KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, high
school graduate, at least yr. ex-
perience 024 or 026 and O56; age
group 1890: regular employment:
excellent company benefits. Indicate
salary expected based upon above
qualifications. Write Box 322-H.
tISvs1EsNToRY CLERK--Elecsrical G sp.
| pliance experience desirable: 5-day
week, co. benefits. Apply In writ
ing, giving pertinent details. salary
expected. Box 431-C, Star. --2l
1zANAGER-HOUSEKEEFEK. for small
auesthouse, exehange for Ink;
studio; refs. Ap. 2-02o6.