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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
BY Bob Coates

Feeling fine and dandy after twin
decisions in last Saturdays Lake
Erie League preview at Euclid, the
Cardinals of Shaw will buckle down
TO serious business Friday in playing
host to the Tigers of Cleveland Hts.
Action at the Shaw Court will
commence at z p, m. with the two
Jayvee squads squaring off. Var
sity quintets clash around $3.50
p. m.
Although the Tigers dropped a
pair in the previews, the Hilltop
pers are not to be counted out of
the LEI. title chase.
Tomorrow's fray will mark the
64th meeting of the two schools
with the Tigers holding a $3.50
edge over Shaw.
Heights opened their season last
week with an impressive 72-41 de-
cision over Akron North. Key man
in the Tigers offensive maneuvers
appears to be Steve Rose who
reaches the 6'3" mark. A good
blackboard man, he can be equally
tough in the defensive zone. Others
who will be looking for Steve in the
key are Ron Price, Dick Emch, Bob
Sibbison and Armand Waxman.
Coach Vannorsdall is also depending
on Jim Grant and Dave Katz to
provide the added insurance.
Shaw's triumphs at Euclid Satur-
day were most impressive. The
Cards displayed flashing speed and
tremendous spirit. Jim Rogers,
handicapped by q knee injury,
showed his old form by setting up
numerous plays. Spider Welch was
here and there and everywhere with
those long arms and legs, grabbing
rebounds and tipping in shots. Tom
Maths driving aided the offensive
thrust. Tony Massora slipped in and
out of the opposition's grasp while
Mike Brophy again played his usual
steady game.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08

in the school gym, Tuesday, De-
cember 18th at 1880 p. m. Super
visor under the direction of Miss
Janice Conklin, Music for the East
Cleveland Elementary Schools, the
9Th and 9Th grade Glee Club will
sing three songs and Primary
grade will sing traditional Christ
mas songs. "Music for our Chill
dren" will be the topic of Miss Con-
klin's talk. Suggestions will be
made to Parents, as to what they
can do with their children and
music in the home.
Refreshments will be served.
Facilities for the care of children
4 to 6 years of age.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08

Christmas m usicale Thursday
night.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
Cardinal Tales

Well see you Friday
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
CHAMBERS.MAYFAIR
PRE-SCHOOL MOTHERS

The second session on Parent
and Child" course for pre-school
mothers will be held on Wednes-
day, December 14th at 1920 a. m.
at the North Branch Library, 1881
Hayden ave.
The guest speaker, Miss Myrtle
Chamberlin, Family Life Instruc-
tor, will speak on Family Life as
a Project in Group Living"
Pre-school chairmen, Mrs. Clair
MacNesl of Chambers, and Mrs. J.
Edgar. Dye of Mayfair, extend a
cordial invitation to all mothers
interested in this program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
CHRISTMAS COMES
TO SUPERIOR

Ring the bells for Christmas,
Superior PTA is planning a Yule
party. 1t will be held Tuesday De-
cember 18th and lot of two-bit
gifts are being all wrapped as sur
prises to add zest to the afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Karos, fashion con-
sultant, will answer the question:
Mothers, do you rate a whistle 2"
Mrs. Richard Rosen will preside.
Superior pupils will have their
annual carol sing of Wednesday
morning, December 21st.
For their December meeting,
Shaw PTA is attending the schools
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
SINGING MOTHERS
AT MAYFAIR


Let's all come and join in the
Christmas spirit at our Wednes-
day, December 14th meeting, start
ing at 1:30 p. m. The Mayfair
PTA Mothers Singing Group will
honor us with Christmas carols
under the direction of Miss Janis
Conklin. The audience will also
have an oportunity to join in
some joyful Christmas singing.
Our program will include gift
wrapping demonstration given by
Mr.. William Garrison, represen-
tative of the ribbon department
from the Minnesota Mining Man
ufacturing Company.
You can do your Christmas
cookie shopping at the same time.
Child care will be provided.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
PUPILS SING FOR
ROZELLE MOTHERS

Rozelle Elementary School will
hold its December PTA meeting
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
Chit Chat

Chit Chat
A dance will follow the Shaw
Cleveland Heights game.
Athletic Director Robert P. Louis
reminds the grade school youngsters
that they will be admitted free to
the Shaw home games if dad
comes along.
Last week the other Lake Erie
League schools opened their respec-
tive seasons in winning ways.
Lakewood toppled Elyria 59-43,
Heights downed Akron North and
Parma went into overtime to turn
back st. Edwards $3.50. Euclid
Highs Panthers were spanked by
little Chagrin Falls on Tuesday, but
the defending champs bounced back
Friday to down Garfield Heights,
44-40.
Shaw's verdicts in the Preview
were also matched by the Panthers
who spilled Heights 22-18 and
blasted Shaker 20-5. The Cards
breezed past Shaker 1919 and
squeaked by Lakewood 1918. Lake
wood topped Parma 27-15 and
Parma posted 27-18 decision over
Heights in the six game program at
Euclid.
Cardinal Tales
Did you know that in 1924, Cleve-
land Heights beat Shaw, 1876?
Since the opening Of the new
Shaw Field House, the attendance
has been constantly increasing. In
dicative of this fact was the 1900
people at the Collinwood- Shaw game.
The total capacity is about 1000.
Well see you Friday okeh ?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
.. ia.

United Jewish Religious Schools
PTA will hold a general meeting
and installation of officers on Sun
day, December 18th at $50 a. m.
at the Bureau of Jewish Education,
2030 South Taylor rd., Cleveland
Heights. Mr.. Meyer Goldstein is the
newly elected president. Members
are urged to attend.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
Heights Invades Cards
Gym Friday: Shaw Gets
Two PreIim Decisions

The Cardinals say they are ready
to battle the Tigers.
, 1955-03-29

The Chair announced that there had been received on
the Legislative desk bills Nos. 27, %, 20, 80, 81, 80, 33
and "a. The Chair Immediately assigned the following
bills to the Committee on Finance:
BILL No. 20 Resolution Considering as Final the IN
depreciation of the Trade Tax Law of 1858 in regard
to Civil Case No. 3~68-1953, District Court Of the Virgin
Islands, and for Other Purposes.
BILL No. 80 Special Projects Budget, January June
= 80, 1855 and Fiscal 1856.
BILL No. 81 To Provide for a Pay Plan for Employees
of the Government Of the Virgin Islands.
Bill Nos. q, %, 80, 33 and 81 will be assigned at the next
meeting of the Legislature.
The COMMITTEES. on Finance was asked to give special
to Bill No. %, as it was DESTROYS and believed
to be necessary to take speedy action on this proposal.
Upon inquiry by Senator Ottley, the Chair stated that
the Governor had indicated his desire to appear before the
to present his tax proposal, and that, according
to information received from his Administrative Assistant,
the Governor would present his proposal sometime tomor-
row or the following day. The chair promised to look fur
into the matter.
The Chairman of the Committees on Health, Welfare,
Agriculture & Labor, and Public Works and
Safety announced committee hearings for tomorrow at 1000
o'clock, respectively.
Senator Carroll informed the house that his inability
Continued on page ~
, 1955-03-29

L. AslO @## Rage s -
of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Ny dear MI. President:
/ herewith submit the nomination of David E. Mas as
Commissioner of the Department of Trade of the Govern
ment Of the Virgin Islands, effective January IA, 1856, sub
ject to the advice and consent of the Legislature of the Vir-
gin Islands.
Respectfully submitted,
A. "A. Alexander
Governor
~GOVERNMEN HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas
Virgin Islands of the United States
February IA, 1855
The Honorable Walter /. N. Hodge
President of the Legislature
of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Dear Sir:
Attached herewith are 30 copies Of the draft Of the Bill
to amend the Social Welfare Act and 80 copies of letter ex-
planning its provisions and the Qualifications therefor.
Sincerely yours,
A. A. Alexander
Governor
Fncls
, 1955-03-29
GOVERNMENT HOUSE

Charlotte Amalie
Virgin Islands of the United States
February IA, 1855
The President of the Legislature
, 1955-03-29

Attached herewith are 80 copies Of the draft of the Bill
to amend the Social Welfare Act and 30 copies of letter ex-
planning its provisions and the Qualifications therefor.
, 1955-07-11

Well-dressed men like to wear
plaids for sports as well as for lei
sure. This Arrow shirt is made of
cool cotton, which is Sanforized to
prevent shrinking. "A clear-cut
plaid, it is light gray, with darker
gray and pink overtones. The col.
lar may be worn open or closed.
, 1955-07-11

KLEINS
southern France. While in
Rome they expect to see the
Vatican MS 1909, one Of the
oldest Bible Manuscripts in ex
istence today.
, 1955-07-11
PRICE AND RENT CONTROL

SECTION IL. The Commissioner of Insular Affairs shall
have general supervision of the enforcement OF price and rent
control laws and regulations. There shall be in the Depart
ment Of Insular Affairs a Price and Rent Control Officer, APP
pointed by the Governor who shall be directly responsible
to the Commissioner for the administration and enforcement
Of price and rent control laws.
SECTION Is. The provisions of Ordinance to Create a
Commission to Regulate and Control the Prices of Food
stuffs and General Supplies in the Municipality Of St. Tho
mas and st. John, Virgin Islands, and for other purposes,
approved May 4, 1858, as amended; and Ordinance to Regu-
late Rents and Evictions in the Municipality of St. Thomas
and st. John, and for other purposes, approved December
s., 1947, as emended, are hereby made applicable to the Vir-
pin Islands. These laws shall be administered and enforced
by the Price and Rent Control Officer, under the direction
Of the Commissioner Of Insular Affairs.
SECTION IA. There Is hereby established within the
Department, a Price and Rent Control Commission for the
Virgin Islands, which shall be composed Of five members as
follows: The Commissioner of Insular Affairs, who shall
serve as Chairman, and two citizens residents of the Dis
trict of ST. Croix and two citizens residents of the District
of ST. Thomas and ST. John, appointed by the Governor, by
and with the advice and consent Of the Legislature; Provided,
that not more than one member shall be the owner of rental
property. The term of office shall be for four years after mi
tial staggered appointments for two and four years respec-
lively. Each member Of the Commission shall receive Ten
$4,000 Dollars for each day or part thereof spent in the work
of the Commission; Provided, that no member shall receive
more than Five Hundred Dollars C$5OOOO) Dollars in a fiscal
year.
SECTION is. The Price and Rent Control Commission
shall serve as an appeal agency to which aggrieved persons
may submit their complaints of orders issued by the Price
and Rent Control Officer. The Commission shall have the
power to reverse orders of the Price and Rent Control Off
Ger. The procedure for appeal to the District Court of the
Virgin Islands of a decision of the Commission shall continue
as provided for in existing law.
, 1955-07-11
10 U R N "A /
Continued from page 81

years after initial staggered appointments for two and four
wears respectively. Each member Of the Commission shall
receive ten $4,000 Dollars for each day or part thereof spent
in the work of the Commission; Provided, that no member
shall receive more than Five Hundred $500 Dollars IN a
fiscal year. The Government Employees Service Commission
shall have such powers, duties, and authority as may be pre-
scribed by law from time to time.
, 1955-07-11
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS, Ionian Leader sailed
from New Orleans July 7th
and is due at Frederiksted, via
Puerto Plata and st. Thomas
July 18th, accepting freight
for Venezuela.
The SIS. c RUNNER
sailed from Baltimore July 5,
New York July 9th and is due
at Frederiksted, via San Juan
and St. Thomas, July 10Th, ac-
cepting freight for San Juan
and New York.
ALcoA STEAMSHIP CO.. INC.
RoB't. L. Merwin & Co. Agents
The MS COTTON BAY
sailed from Miami July 9th
and IS due at Frederiksted
via Kingston, Ciudad Trujillo
and St. Thomas July 18th, ac-
cepting freight for Antigua g
Trinidad.
THREE BAYS LINE
Robt L. Merwin & Co.. Inc.
Agents
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Chesterbrook Wood, Va.
OWNER TRANSFERRED

Beautiful 4-year-old brick
rambler in . delightful con-
attractive homes; situated on
lot I00x15O. II has 8 bed
rooms, excellent closet space,
6 baths. large living room.
separate dining room, fire.
places with heatolaters In
living room and recreation
room area; screened porch
and attached garage. Shown
by appointment. Can Mrs.
Dickinson. WO. 6-Slll.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

THOSE OF genuine attainment. who
want select community OF only
1,200 families and an interest IN
a remaining wooded natural site.
should investigate this pretentlous
home. owned by the son OF a
former Governor. Situated on over
la-acre wooded site. Just off Mill
particulars by phoning IA. 7-909O.
after . pm ia. S-2931. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC, 4763 Lee
HWY Ind GleheI -Oh
Evening star., 1955-07-24

for the country genIleman.' A
rated, near schools and shopping
for convenience of the country
wife" GAERINER & ADAMS. JA.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA

For Large Family. Near st.
Agnes, st. Stephens, st.
Mary's, st. Rita's and Public
Schools. 6 Bedrooms and
Den.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
"COOL BREEZES"

Flow across the rear screened perch
on this clean, attractive. 3-bedroom.
More and Arlington blvd. Nice en-
trance hall. Big kitchen. Fenced
rear yard. Built-in garage. Quality
workmanship. an excellent home.
FHA. OF contracts considered.
ARLINGTON REALTY
s2I2 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-93o0 I'll Q
Evening star., 1955-07-24

SI3,45O, Gl-2-bedrm. Cape Cod
exp. attic, firepl., garage. YOUR new
car needs. porch-like patio. fenced
y1 M; eyerything, PROVIDENCE
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Pine brick Colonial home; built o
years ago; on q l25-ft. lot: slate
roof and boxwood. The first floor:
Center hall through to garden.
beautiful large living room. 1re-
place, bay window with wide win
dow sill and cornice, OF the living
room is q huge screen porch: large
dining room. another hay window
and eornice, huge buffet mirror.
den. powder room: children's din
ing room, modern equipped kitchen
complete with disposal. dishwasher,
large chopping block. copper hood
for range. Second floor: 4 bed
rooms. 2 baths. Third floor: 9
bedrooms, l bath: Fun finished
basement, beautiful recreation room
with fireplace and bar: maids
room. dry and light: tile bath: fur
mace, laundry room, washer and
dryer. Baseboard hot-water heat.
gas f1red. Wall-to-wall carpeting
on the first floor. stairway and
wall Of second floor. There Is an
outdoor barbecue pit and play
area Convenient shopping and
churches; bus by door. Built-in
garage. Owners cost much. much
more than the price Of $4,000.
Terms.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

'TERLING Arm. mod. frame ram
bier with workshop, garage. par
becue pit, mod. bath, ga acres;
u l.500. Road 636. derndon
Evening star., 1955-07-24
ALEXANDRIA

Joseph Lawrence presents. for the
sake of your children and friends,
and pets. . quaint house in . park.
with 8 rms; 3 bedrmx.. open IRE
place. step-down din. rm..- garden
tool house, enormous garden and
playground Of your own with fruit
trees, shade trees and flowers It
to see Immed poss. Only SI6-500:
terms. Drive By Gil So. Fairfax st.
old port section. Phone so. s-SS31
Evening star., 1955-07-24

ing for the best in area, construc-
tion and INABILITY don't fail TO
see this EXQUISITE. 3-bedroom brick
lanoseaping on level lot in choice
N. Arlington neighborhood of ex-
pensiFe property. Distinctive fea-
lures include 3S-ft. living dining
room, loft. kitchen. private bath
on master bedroom. rec. room with
fireplace and fun bath, screened
Priced in low 3Os. Substan ntiai
sash PARKER, SMITH d. DON
Evening star., 1955-07-24
ALEXANDRIA
HERE'S A BUY
S15,250

Yes. this 3-bedroom rambler with
full basement: really gives you dol
lar value. Only 3 yrs. old; its
been cared for the. way. 3 home
should be. It's well equipped in
washer. Has a good size yard, too
75xlaI. Very convenient location
in Quaker Park Estates. Don't miss
this terrific buy. See 1t today. Very
good terms
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex. va.
XII 9-3630 XII. 9-OO7s
The Old Reliable Dfice"
Evening star., 1955-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
OPEN 2 TOT
Is MIN. TO PENTAGoN

owner anxious to sell
this brick eenter-hall Colonial. Iiv-
ing TN. with fireplace. entering On
coo. side screened porch Large
dining rm-. plus eating space IN
the kitchen. 3 bedrms. up. ! pine
paneled, double-hed size. 2 twin
size; all have cedar closets and
pine-paneled, or recreation fm.
Fun bath and closets In bsmt. with
outside entrance. walking distance
TO schools. Yes, q garage. too.
$4,000 conventional. S20.650 CT.
Directions: Out Arlington blvd. 70
Glebe I'd, left on Glebe I'd. to 5th
81, left on 5th,- blk. to Jackson;
sign.
]. Maynard Magruder
2525 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-06-07

In addition to his regular day
and evening classes for adults, Mr..
Stokes will teach a special tipping
class for teenagers during June and
July. Tuition is $24 monthly in
day school, $14 a month at night.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
STRAYER COLLEGE

18th and r SITS Ma. S-174S
.ESPEED Simplified texts for person.
wp.m. Special 6-weeks day sum-
le - Typewriting included. $500.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
abe SHORTHAND

Strayer recommends ABC Shorthand, TRIP
al use and stenOgraphic skill about 5000
mer schedule for college students begins Jul
Evening star., 1955-06-07
u. S. Eutinq More

LOS ANGELES.-An average
American eats about 100 pounds
more food than he did in the
late 1905. but because of more
carefully regulated diets. the in
crease in calories is about the
same,
Evening star., 1955-06-07
STEREOTYPE INSTITUTE

Walker Bids, 53l 18th ST NV
Ma $500 ana Ma S-S3s3
ystem Of the professionals. so
OR 90 YEARS THE NATIONS
DOL Free demonstration daily
'ses June 20. New NiEht Class
Evening star., 1955-06-07
TIPPING

Typing at Tenn
pie is taught by
Paul Stokes, for
m er contender
for the world
typing champ
o n S h ip. Mr..
Stokes, an ex-
pert tie &C h er,
personally in
structs all stu
dents
Evening star., 1955-06-07
DUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

Evenins
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MIAMI I-B0UND--June - or rs;
So cony.; share expenses. WI.
6-7s4l: return July 8 II desirable.
MARINE CAPTAIN plans ieisnreiy
26-40 day ofie-WAy drive to San
Diego. with stops IN n. r, Pittsbg..
Det. Chicago. Idaho, Seattle, I. A.
and others. as desired By driver or
rider: leave D. c. about June 2T.
Want one rider to share expenses,
driving: would consider part way.
Write or leave phone number; Box
WxNf S7A . Or 81 8 RIDERS for Houston,
Texas: leaving right away. Call
rASrAiENrTe.' PA.--Rm. for . Or 8,
share expenses: leave Fri, June
"a: return Sun. 26th. LA. 6-9454.
DRIVING MEXICO early July: Nash
Amb.; sleep In car; save expenses;
passenger all or part way. refs.
WEST COAsT, young professional
man, leaving July Q, room for ] or
2 passengers, shsre expenses. Box
WAHTEDwTwo passengers 10 Calf.
to share expenses and driving. Lv.
June 25. Call D1. 7-612e. between
pm. and pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
SITUATIONS MEN Gent,

SALESMAN ASST. B0OKKEEPER,
white. not too ambitieus. but vii
work 10 make q good living. Acctg.
snee sne eGllsfe as sss55 esassss55r0und' NO go !Rs"r-
Spray PATNTER wants perm. job
Exper on furn., fixtures. metal
woodwork. Nondrinker. RE. 6-5s5s
TRUCK OR AUTO DRIVER. exper.,
colored. wants job. Knows D. C.
and suburbs; AD; 4-s244.
prefer radio-TV scriptinE; exper.
campaigns. BOX 46I-K. Star.
BOY. colored. can do most any King
of work. prefer porter or truck
helper. Call 10. 3-4605:
BOY. l6.yr. .-old. desires light work,
sSSsnd snSs shine; ssoS. pS5teE o Essso Sr helping
MAN. colored, wishes light pickup
car; refs. Ii. 8-57S3.
MAN. colored, wants days wort
housecleaning and yard work. LA
MAN wants work as porter or work
ot any kind; references. uN. 4
MAN. experienced warehouse supt.
watchman, plumbing supply bus.
wants steady Job; best refs. Boz
MAN, colored. wants work as all
around sarge man: truck driysi niys
MAN, .colored, desires eve work o.
any kind; ian, switchboard oper.'
elev. oper. refs. DU. 7-7949.
MAN, colored, desires work as porter
or dishwasher or any other type OF
work. LU; 1-5f02.
t5SrIsl aooa r.fs Sr So S5d si,sSss ,SSSsss NE s1Dsf
YOUNG MAN, 90, student desires
part-time work. ewes. and Sat; IL
ne. or Hyattsville area. AP. 7-Sgll
YOUNG MAN, white, age. II. wishes
full-time gas station work: some ex.
per; but 9. willing gS.is tc lsarn any weri
YoUNG MAN, eolOrsd. excellent ref
erence. high school education
wishes part-time work ewes. Cal
YoGNG OF MAN. is, one year college
continuing night school, wishe:
work. No soiieiting. LU. 4.2779.
NAVY ,E YET q WV Il nS. and KoTssI sS1s,sT
employ. BOX 423-K. Star. 49,
HIS. GRAD, handicapped. draft.
exempt. willing to try anything
Live at home with parents. Ju. O.
HiGH SCHOOL STUDENT tboyl car
| type, some radio repair exper.
wants full or part time, summer
work. Lee, Ju. 5-2210. 30
ACCREDITED elementary teacher
avail. for tutoring pvt. or smal
groups. HE. 4-5716.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, science back
ground desires evening work; pro-
| gressiye. refs. NO. 7-3SS2.
GRADUATE STUDENT desires pay
ing summer Job. Prefer outdoors
Call HQ, Q,g.sa36 or DE. 2.3123;
OUTSTANDING young public rela-
tions specialist seeks fresh connec-
tions. Excellent appearance, initia-
tive, references. Write Box 456-k
RETIRED NAVAL CHIEF desire,
work on yacht; experienced steward
COLORED CHAUFFEUR and house.
sI' Ia YRS. iiss exper. 1 luz IL. 4-4sss. s'
COLLEGE STUDENT. summer Joo
indoor. outdoor, dependable, tor
refs; type. EN-. 2-3179.
COLORED MAN, morning work, ele'
vator op., chauffeur, or other WORK
% E.nsrsSn rSSqrnENTW &; "a as.,,ss soSo no
sition at resort or summer house
private or otherwise; handy tnsidi
and out. AID. 4-6773.
coLoRED CHEF WANTS JOB. AD
2-4262.