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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
Two Divorce Suits
Are Filed Here

Charging gross neglect and ex.
treme cruelty, Emma Carder, 41O
E. Third Street, has filed petition
for divorce against Thomas Carder,
128 E. Broadway, Toledo, in com
mon pleas court.
The plaintiff requests alimony
The couple was married in Port
Clinton November %, 1945 and
has no children.
Muriel M. Thomas charged gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruel
ty in action against Edgar A
Thomas, Route l, Miamisburg. The
couple, married October %, 1851
at Marblehead has no children
Plaintiff requests restoration OF
maiden name Muriel M. Noonan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
OLIVER n. PERRY LODGE
HCNoRS SHlVELY

Members of the Oliver H. Perry
Lodge No. 341 of Masons will hold
a reception honoring G.. ArIo
Shively, the newly appointed Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master for the
18th Masonic District of the state,
on Friday evening, November IL.
Dinner will be served at $50 and
Lodge will open at 800 pm. when
the jewel of office will be r~e-
sented to Mr.. Shively.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
. |II!|EEHIl : :
ADMITTED

Oct. %: Frank Grassi, Marble
head, surgical; William Robertson,
rural Port Clinton, leg fracture.
Oct. 20: Mrs. Robert Lenke, 106
Oak-St surgical; Mrs Carl Newber-
ry, 221 Lincoln Drive, medical;
Mrs. Lillian Owen, Ottawa Drive,
medical; Mrs. Irene Kreilick, Ere
mont, hit by car, released the next
day.
Oct 3: Clarence Muggy, Sr., Gyp-
sum; Mrs. Amelia Yack, 81, 118
Jefferson-st, medical, released the
following day; Harry May, $50
Monroe-st, medical.
Nov. 1: Mrs. William Kaiser, 328
Park-st, Oak Harbor, medical;
Jacob Shertzer, Route l, medical;
Mrs. Clarence Goetz, Route /, Oak
Harbor, surgical.
Nov. 2: Charles DeVore, Putin
Bay, medical; Mrs. Harold Probel,
Fulton-st, medical; Mrs. Andrew
PalaS, Route 3, medical.
DISCHARGED
Carol Wright, Mrs. William Bren-
nan, Mrs. Ralph Roder and baby,
Mrs. Edna Meyer, Mrs. Augusta
Wahlers. Mrs. Emma Pussehl, Con
ME Matthews, Mrs. Walter Jess
Mrs. Richard DeTray and baby
Mrs. Robert Lenke, Mrs. James
Radloff and baby, Mrs. Hames Hop
finger and baby, Mrs. Warren
McDougall, Mrs. Paul Langholtz
and baby, Frank Grassi, Patsy Rid
ley, Leona Woodbury., Mrs. Joseph
Fought and baby, Mrs. Harold
Suhrbier and baby, Mrs. Edward
Fritsche, Mrs. Carl Newberry, Mrs
Clarence Rogers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
FRED HARGET

Fred Harget, whose wife is the
former Rosella Stritzel of Gypsum,
died suddenly at st. Vincent's Hos
pital in Toledo Oct. "a after suf-
fering a heart attack. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Mackey and Dean Kirk
attended funeral services held last
Wednesday at the Blessed Sacra-
ment Church with burial in Cal
vary cemetery.
Mr.. Harget is survived by his
wife, and six children, Burnadette
of Colorado Springs, Mrs. Barbara
High of Toledo, Tommy, Jamie,
Patricia and Paul, at home. His
body was at the Blanchard NOR
tuary.
The Port Clintonites also visited
Mrs. Mackey's brother, Tony Strit-
eel, formerly of Gypsum, who is
at st. Vincent's hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
BPW 49,.
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Continued from Page u
KaStro, municipal beach and gar
bage and rubbish collection; Chas.
Ruddock, safety questions; and
solicitor Adair WILDER, zoning.
Councilmen Dave Jeremy and Jack
Mizener were unable to attend, as
was city auditor William Zeis.
Council clerk Boyd Martin also
was a guest.
Questions given council mem
bers, Mayor Harold Jeremy, Safety
Service director Walter Wagener,
police chief George LemaSter,
showed BPW members have a lively
interest in civic affairs.
The garbage-rubbish collection
is expected to cost 81 per month
for both, or IS cents month for
one. Purchase of new special
| type truck will be a part of the
new plan which is expected to be
self-supporting and save the city
from $1,000 to $4,000 a year,
council members said
Lee Bracken, an efficient pre-
| siding officer as he called on each
] Council member to answer the
many questions, reiterated that
Council welcomes visitors to its
meetings as showing an interest in
civic affairs.
Mayor Jeremy said policy of city
officials is fairness to all and
special favors to none"
Police Chief Lemaster said his
ambition is to give Port Clinton
the best possible police depart
ment. Were getting lined up, and
when the internal strife is over,
you'll have it." he predicted. Ac-
tions speak louder than words, he
said.
He answered a question about a
charge made that "small items
are no longer on record by saying
reports are being streamlined to
omit records of minor drunks, in
significant domestic quarrelS, anc
routine police matters.
Mr.. Petersen estimated rs per
cent of sidewalks ip FORT Clinton
need repair or replacement, and
called attention to a council reso
luton whereby a property owner
can be notified by the city to keer
up his sidewalks, should a com
plaint be made to council, or elst
have thr city do the work and col
lect from him, if he fails to take
action in certain time.
Citing safety and cleanliness a
principal items of the City Beach
Councilman Kastro said erection
of either an overpaSs or tunnel
to avoid crossing busy Perry-st i
something to consider.
Gertrude Baker Findlay, direc
tor of District Two, was visitor
Welcomed as new members were
Colleen Gill and Lesta Shannon
Serving with Mrs. Reaser wdr,
Eva Seufert, co-chairman, Doroth.
Davies, Rodena Konker, Ada Hay
don, and Janet Sanford. Pumpkins
followed into baskets and file,
with fruit, made' gay autumn cen
terpieces. It was announced BPW
members will go to Oak Harbo
Town Hall Nov. 18 to stuff Christ
mas Seal envelopes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05

BOWLING SCORES
Tuesday Night League

TEAM WINNERS: Bros, four
from Matthews; Philips, four from
Peninsular Candy; Fremont Oil &
Bills, three from Curtis Hobbies;
U. S. Gypsum, three from Bolte's;
S & G Builders, three and half
from Bob's; Amato's, three from
P. G. Mfg. Zone score sheet listed
name of neither team. High series
and game: Philips, 2993, 1925,
every bowler placing on honor
roll.
TOPS: Barbara Pelyhe, SAL; 1879,
1870, 1862.
LEADERS: Mary Snider, 48O;
Vera Coulter, 525; Mary Summer
sett, 1876, 524; Pearl Pelyhe, 189,
$50; A Karshuk, 1872; Mary Ellen
Bro, 486; Doris Biro, 216, SOB;
Gladys Dubbert, 202, 488; Nora
Westphal, 485; Bernice Macy, 1870,
513; Jennie Zess, 1873, 1874, 500.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
Firing Schedule
Announced At EOD
By DIVISION OF WiLDtIfE

Erie Ordnance Depot has re-
ceived word that surface danger
area for anti aircraft firing from
Camp Perry and Locust Point will
be re-established in January.
Restricted dates include; Jan. 2
to 81; Feb. l to 81, % to %; March
l to Is; June 16, II, 20 to "a
81 to 30; July l, to 8, II to Is
18 to %, 25 to 20; August l to 5
8 to IL, Is to 10, % to 26, % to 81
Sept. /, 2, to 9, IL to Is, 10 to
%, 26 to 80; December l to 25
27 to 81.
The range schedule now re
queSted by Second Army Head
quarters will not involve any re
strictions On navigation during the
period of March 16 to June 16, anC
during the months of October anC
November of next year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
DIE E'E'ITKY
MRS. EMMA HINELINE

Mrs. Emma Hineline, former
Port Clintonite, died Friday at
Continental, O.y where she had
gone in 1948 to make her home
with Mrs. William Jennings. She
was the widow of William Hine-
line, and leaves nieces and nep-
hews. Funreal services were held
at 2 pm. Monday from the Walls
Walker funeral home in Continen-
tai. Burial was made in Lakeview
cemetery here with graveside ser
vices conducted by the Rev. John
Braun, in charge of the Neidecker-
Eberle-LeVeck funeral home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
Pfc. James Chambers
On Far East Duty

CAMP PENDLETON, Calf
Marine Pfc. James N. Chambers,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Cham
bers of Port Clinton, Ohio was
scheduled to sail the latter part of
October for duty in the Far East
after spending four weeks in the
staging regiment at this Marine
Corps Base.
The staging regiment handles
the last minute details in getting
men ready for foreign duty. A
Marines few weeks in staging are
filled with clothing and equip
ment inspections, refresher cours
es on weapons and physical con
ditioning.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
WINONA /. GIBBS

Mrs. Winona I. Gibbs, rs, of Ber-
key, mother of Almon v. Gibbs of
Lakeside, died Thursday at her
home in Berkey. Funeral services
were held Monday afternoon. A
daughter and sister also survive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
MINOR ACCIDENTS
Two minor accidents

vestigated by police last week
end. Cars driven by Helen Linger
of Catawba and Faythe Duffey of
Harbor Road were slightly dam
aged at Elm and Perry, and the
second minor crash involved cars
of Robert Weisend and Don No
bis Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05

A new kitchen can be a Joy or
a headache depending upon
HOW it's planned and built.
More than rs years of expert
ence have gone into the
"101 Problems of Planning a
Kitchen" an informative
handbook that helps you look
ahead and plan expertly. Con-
tains more than 60 photos of
complete kitchens, step-saving
features and construction de-
tails plus suggestions of things
to consider BEFORE remodel
ing or building a new kitchen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
Wide Variety Of Displays
Planned For Hobby Show

Craftwork, paintings and needework well collectors
items of old coins stamps guns buttons and other items
will provide wide variety of interest at Rotary Clubs
Hobby Show Sunday Nov H. at the high school auditorium
1t will be open afternoon and evening.
Explorer Scouts who are assisting this week built and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05

Easiest and quickest way to skin
a squirrel is first to cut off the
head, tail, and legs at the first
joint.-Sports Afield.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
Glove compartment

Glove compartment of car
owned by Ted Selgo, Kansas, for
mer Port Clintonite, was rifled
during Thursday nights football
game, he reported to police. We'd
ding pictures, a gold purse, and a
Woman's wallet were taken.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05

From hopeless to hopeful in ten
short years = that is the record of
countless diseases which have
plagued mankind for centuries. Chill
dren born ten years ago died from
diseases which are completely cur
able today. Adults who have suffered
most of their lives from various COM
plants are now finding relief in new
medicines. The progress of medicine
during the last ten years, alone, is
an admirable record. As pharmacists
we are proud Of the role we play in
this great success story = to bring
you these hope-giving new medi-
cines, when your physician pre-
scribes them.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05
HOSPITALIZED

HOSPITALIZED
The Rev. G. F. Shoup, pastor of
st. John Lutheran churcZ at Oak
Harbor entered Magruder hospital
Wednesday for surgery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-05

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Evening star., 1954-12-15
TOOL s

Daily $50 70 ;. Sunday 1880 TO i:3o
s2cKfT ss.1 TowER sEaS; sA@. sag. Y PREYEG IEEc-
TRIO DRILL AND ~ PCS. sla.
LIGHT CORDS. j Il. 81 35: IS
STANDS. 50. BLOCKS, FALLS. ss.
o5l3 N ST. NV. EX 3-3527.
TRAfNi Lionel: complete layout. &C.
cessories, $3.50 value for SIS; SO
Jig-ssW for S5. Wo. 6-1794. lis
TRAIN, Lionel, o gauge. ffeisht. on
AXIS platform. pair switches. r. w.
transformer. milk car. other access
$50. JU. $4,000. --l6
lConfinued % next paeel
Evening star., 1954-12-15
SiTUATloNS---MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time; books
started, caught up kept part time:
loc. refs: prompt; reaS. JU. 9-54O7
CCOUNTANT-Books started. con-
tinued; financial state. Tax serv. !:
prompt, reasonable: refs. RE. z
O0SS. -l9
BARTENDER, age Al, working. would
like job in D. c.. or Md. work in
country club and hotel: best of refs.
CHEF, hotel and restaurant exper,.
very dependable, sober. capable of
managing. NICK VERGIS. ia.
CREDIT MANAGER, experienced in
clothing. jewelry. furniture and ap-
pllapees' IGalm stsT desires position g Box
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
work and other mise. odd Jobs. Call
the SALVATION ARMY, Harbor
Light Center Me. S-4532
WASHINGTONIAN. 36, desires inside
selling Job: preferably furniture or
other big tangible. Accounting and
real estate. brokerage BACKGROUND
CoLoRED MAN-Delivery. busboy.
kitchen help, waiter, cook. porter
In store. RA. 3-7554.
COLORED MAN wants work as all
| round kitchen man; Inexperienced.
city refs. EN-. $1,000.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
HELP-DoAESTIc
COOK,


COOK, exper., g.h.w., fond Of chill
dren: other help employed. 5la days,
live out, excel. SAL; recent refs. req.,
health card. Wo. 6-3l5S, between
8 am! and 12 noon. -21
white, to live in;
good cook To care for seni-invalid
lazy in return for room and board
plus salary. Refs. Cali days. WO.
f-965S: ewes. EN-. 2-0S97. -l6
LIGHT HOuSEWoRK-Mature wom-
an, live in; . adults. Comfortable
rnl.. small salary. OIL. 2-5S3S. -l9
WOMAN, white. as companion. in ex-
change for home and small salary.
CIR 3-O363 III
MIDDIE-AGED WHITE WOMAN to
help care for semisick lady and help
with work in apt; full or part time.
EN-. 2-5lS1. III
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, to care for
home and small child; in exchange
for home and small salary. Call
after 3 pm, DU. 7-1507. --15
Evening star., 1954-12-15
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PORCH ENCLOSURES.
basement improvements. etc. For q
solution to your problem or an estt-
mate. Call MR.. WILSON, NO. 7-7957.
ADDITIONS. concrete work. recrsa.
tion rooms, siding. roofing. general
remodeling. FHA financed. Free
estimates. J. h. BoLLtNGER. WA
|ADDiTioNs. attics converted to bed
rooms or apartments: dormers;
porches; recreation rooms; kitchens;
ernized. carpentry and painting: nc
down payment, al work guarantesd.
Call day jr night. TU. S-661S. TRIA
STATE HOME IMPROVEMENT EN-
GINEERING co.
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porehes.
jalousies, kitchens modernized Tecr.
rms. complete Temodeling service;
SEcO SALES. JU. 5000: EN-. .
STin. day o. night
complete: new homes.
Piasterins. roofs; estimates: pay
ments. BARRY coNsT.. AP. 7-1500.
IBoNDsToNE, Johns-Manville. siding.
roofing. porcEes inclosed. See our
new Ribbon Stone. Moderntzing your
home Is our business. Certified Johns
est: nothing down. ) yrs, to pay.
Phi. OIL. 4-6133, CAPITOL con-
TRACTING CO. 4sle Bethesda ave.
BRICKWORK. cnimneys. steps. re-
pairing. etc. Damp walls above
grade pointed. vaterproofed. NO.
t-ooAos
Evening star., 1954-12-15
DRESSES
Several handsome evening
and cocktail dresses. Sizes 20
and 3S. Phone AD. 4-S36S,

and cocktail dresses. Sizes 20
and 3S. Phone AD. 4-S36S,
-l6
DkUMs-Snares. from $40; complete
sets from 500. Modern and authen-
tic Cuban drumming styles taught.
The Drum CENTER. 1901 G st.
DgRLIsAroE; ..sIIs;. pisk; elee.sis; with
Nails Bldg. s:3o-I:3o pm. -lS
ELECTRIc TRAIN, Lionel Diesel.
nearly new, separate accessories;
good price. Come and see. OIL.
4-ISll. -lo
ENCY. WORLD BooKs-Rusn Xmas
orders. Give FUTURE. not Just q
present. WORLD BOOK doesn't
COST. it PAYS, Happier homes, bet
ter grades in school. kinderearten
through q hsa 6 senS0 esq2sns S9y sas sssrae Se
added. CO. 5-25l4.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, new set Funk &
Wagnalls, 30 volumes; at less than
cost. AD. 4-3969.
FIR PLYwOOD-cut-to-size, Birch.
mahog. l3sO Wilson blvd. IA. T.
1894. RUCKER LUMBER.
FOAM RUBBER Jumbo mattresses.
extra Ions. GsLLILLAND. 2145 F
st. NV. Elk. 3-6633. so
FORMAL WEAR. black tails. size IS;
Ike new. SIS: opoSSum fur coat, size
Il. best offer. KE. S-6606. lis
FREEZER, Is GU. It. uprisht. $500,
Ansna. 5nsns eau after o pm, ~.
Fur Miracle on G st.
Furs for the, thrifty shopper. Have
you seen the largest selection Of
every wanted mink garment at a
fraction of original cost? Visit our
thrift department for a buy ot a
other worn less than a season.
EVERYBODY wears used furs.
lBaSkin FurS, Cor. 9th & g SITS.
FUR COAT, excel. cond.. a Chinese
gray kidskin eoati reas.; size 8.
co. 5:53O9 after $50. -27
FURNACES, = used, warm-air tyne:
aoOa gas cdnG. Tsd Also OIL Tsa sssTed sSaDsss sot:
each. BISHOP EQUIP, Co. NC,
1.hS Wis. av'... DE. .-033a.
lFURNITuRE-Refgr. u1-cu.-ft. Cold
spotl. Lawson-style sofa bed, auto.
washing mach. window fan go IN :
i.iid, iS.iriinS silver misc items. III 20.
FURNITURE. almost new. consisting
Of mahogany table. chairs, :,
modern oversize easy chairs. studio
couch. wroueht iron and bleached
mahogany desk and co1lee table. 70
in television (table model and :.
wrought iron lamps. Call IA. 2-?139
-l6
FURNITURE-2 antique chairs. SEQ
each. Small gateleg table. $50.
Combination dining-liping room
table. $40. Desk. S45. MR.. COLL
BART. AID. 4-5a2S i9:30-5:30l. 16'
FURNTTURE-2-pc. red mohair bed
davenport suite, good condition, Sti5:
blue tapestry lounge chair. SO; can
be seen after q pm. JU. 5-2sl5.
FURNITURE-Mod. bedrm. suite, sea-
foam mahog., new cond.. excel. buy.
Also other items. Owner leaving
town. LU. 2-S036. IL
FURNITURE SALE-BrRnd-new bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm. liv.
room suites. Factory samples and
cloSeouts, etc. at tremendous saw
ings for cash. LION WAREHOUSE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV.
Daily 1916. Sat. till 4. RE. 10.
FURNITURE-Conyertible sofa. new
floor sample: Slu0. Brown. IA.
| G-3443, ARNOLD'S.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.


TIRE CHANGER, exper.; good salary
and working conditions. BEN HUN.
DLEY. 3446 14th st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER, furniture. expert
enced only Apply in person, VIRGA
q CO.. 7126 wis. ave. Beth, Md
Tv REPAIR MEN. outside calls: ca,
furnished. DoWD'S nv, 44Is Con.
Ty SERVICE MAN. experienced: out.
side work! car necessary. NO
vERiffsilER. must have several Year, e
nssspsn snos Sob of from ba INSIDE eSpsT
outside; o0t must t'OP' be abb able o''f to handi, adj,
collectors wonderful opportunity fol
right man: excellent salary to start
HOME EoGuIiipMENT Co. fiji Z
Kalorama rd. NV. A-16
WASHING MACHINE and drier serv.
ice man. experienced on Hamilton
and Bendix. needed; must have car;
immed. employment. Write Box
MAN. vacuum cleaner salesman; ex.
ceptional opportunity for right man
must furnish proof of ability. Cal
DI. 7-0210 between and 10 q; m
MAN AND WIFE. white, not over IS
kennel; workers only. no children
no pets; $3.50 per mo-, utilities and
unfurn living quarters. Written
references required; must be local;
be nondrinkers. ELPAW KENNELS
Alex. Va, Duke st. ext. TIE. .6-2430
MAN WANTED for general work
ends; sober and Intelligent; perma.
nent lob. Call MR.. WALTERS, ia
T-5InO
Evening star., 1954-12-15
ADDITIONAL
PERSONNEL
REQUIRED

An increasing work load
necessitates our selecting a
number of technical per-
sons for key engineering
positions. We will be pleased
to consider experienced per-
sonnel who feel they can
qualify for our rigid job re-
quirements and who are
looking for an opportunity
to advance with our long
range d developm mt of
civilian and military pro-
grams.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
SITUATloNS-WoMEN

HsKPR. COMPANION, active. elderly
3-507O. 3-9 pm.
PRACTICAL NURSE, 10, years ex.
perience; senile or chronic. Ii. T.
EXPERT STENoGRAPHIC SERVICE
Legal and engineering experience
Hourly or weekly basis. AID. 2-1S00
CoIoRED WOMAN desires day!
work; refs. LU 1-1942.
Evening star., 1954-12-15

MACHINERY--Model 81 Linotype,
high-63. 900 serial number: not 8
yrs. old; electric pot blower, 8 maya
zines, 8 fonts of mats. Margsch
feeder, 4 molds. Located In WASH
ington. This Is cash sale. no other
inauires entertained. Box SIX, Star.
lIICROsCOPEs-Turret microscopes,
Going out Of business. WI. 6-6g05.
MOTORS. 1I100 70 100 h.p. and
reduction gear: $40 volts, re-
wound. exch. cARTY. 1908 14th St
M0Toks rebuilt. sxch. An sizes.
,9csss s3oeS al Rr,fss ssss up EIEcTRIc
EoUIPT. CO.. 2473 Sherman ave.
nv. Free parking.
OFFICE EQUIP.--Desk. chairs. files,
supply cabinets. tables, safes. type
writers. add. macfs. Everything for
the once" CIRCLE TYPEWRITER
CO, 14l 18th NV, DI. -5-7392.
OIL PAINTINGS original 100 lovely
sneseapsi5 hnes p5sso ssssefgss Rsaue.d EuTSgean pT
OPERA GLASSES. So: turret micro
scopes, IS SO; binoculars. Going out
Of business. VIII. 6-69U5.
PHONOGRAPHS; Feconditioned: all
electric portable. Play rs r.p.m. rec
ords up to 10 in. Ideal Xmas Gift
for q. child. Fully guaranteed; Ssg5.
OF. 4-Ol41. Ii
rso d1.s s.l5 5aRPten sPs s ssin'i s nssostasE ss6
Piano, Gable Trand. apt. size. nice
sss5 KITE. 1850 q s.. nv.
-. 1~vS4I. ia
Evening star., 1954-12-15

CHILD CAKE, IN Arlington, neal
courthouse; one child. 10 months.
mornings: references REQ. Call alter
8, ia. 4-0l74.
CLERK, some tipping required, for
record section Of circulation dept.
newspaper office, GEORGETOWN: liberal
company benefits; 5-day, 40-hr. Wk.
S45 to start. Call MIR. PERRY at
CO. 5-10I4 after . am. -16
CLERK-Clerical and PIX experience
desirable but not essential; excellent
working conditions. in modern ONCE
STOHLMAN'S CHEVROLET, 33rd
and M StS NV ii
Evening star., 1954-12-15
slTuATloNs-DoMEsTIc

CLEANERS. laundresses, 2 girls; days
work or 5-day wk.: fond of chill
dren; ref. No bachelors. Ii. 3-2S41.
CLEANER, laundress, good worker
needs work Mon. through Thurs.
reliable 404ia lst NV, MINNIE
COOK AND HoUsEKEEPER to live
in, exper.; refs. Ii, 4-1559.
WOMEN desires days work Monday
through Thursday, with references.
Ii. T-4006.
SETTLED WOMAN wants Job cooking
dinner full or by the day: with. refs.
ME. 1880. Is"
COLoRED GIRL desires days work,
8 until 4; S6 and carfare; refer
ences. DU 7-S215. 22*
GIRL, colored. desires child care or
gh.w.; days wk.; health card
and refs. DU. 7-9563.
GIRL, colored desires maid in store
or Office cleaning, exper. LU. 2-349o.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL desires day S
york or baby sitting. Call LU. B.
CoLoRED GIRL wants child care for
employed mother. live in. Ex. g.
6236,
Evening star., 1954-12-15
HELP--WoMEN
sEcRETAR,

SECRETARY. for branch once Of
Arlington. Va: 5-day week. excel
lent working conditions. permanent
position, employe benefits; under
age as. Call ia. 5-I269
Evening star., 1954-12-15
CLERK-TYPIST

Good typist who has knowledge OF
shorthand and some credit expert
ence Possibility of advancement
after shorthand Is developed. Age
21-35. Permanent position in our
acct. dept; 5-day, 40-hr. week.
Apply Personnel, Room sos. Open
weekdays, S:30-5 and Sat, 9-12. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 pa Ave wv
Evening star., 1954-12-15
4Ia-CUBIC-FT. GAS
REFRIGERATOR
SIp.AJ
nET TUTDEn

Over a hundred to choose
from. Used but in good work.
Ing condition. Come into any
of our > stores
Evening star., 1954-12-15
D THE WOMAN WHO IS
LOOKING AHEAD

known AAA-1 company
In business since 1883, has career
opportunity for saleswoman to cal
on local businesses, selling the
strongest line of advertising promo.
tions exclusive gifts and specialties
IN this field High percentage re-
peat business, commissions paid
weekly, immediate earnings. Write
ado not phone. Mr.. Frank Goppola
3203 Coquelin Terrace, Chevy Chase
Is, Md, outlining your aualifica-
tions and personal, confidential,
interview will be arranged.