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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29

$4,000 and cannot be sold for
less than two thirds of that
amount.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
E. John Phelps,
Sheriff of Geauga County,
Ohio.
Thomas RoWley,
Assistant Prosecutor At
tOrney 5c3
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate

The State of Ohio, Geauga
County. Common Pleas Court
Case No. 12057.
Irene Marks, as Treasurer of
Geauga County, Plaintiff.
VS..
Lindner Sofie, Defendant.
In pursuance Of an ALIAS Or
der of Sale in the above EMIT
led action, I will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door
of the Court House in Chardon,
Ohio, in the above named Coun-
ty, on Friday the 3rd day of
February 1856, at 1000 O'Clock,
A. M, the following describ-
ed real estate, situated in the
County of Geauga and State of
Ohio, and in the Township of
Ba1nbridge to wit:
Known as Lots Nos. 321 =
322 and 1923 as shown on a
certain plat entitled MAP of
Chagrin Falls Park" which map
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29

MAN In THE
SADDLE
Comedy-3 Cartoons
Sponsored by Chardon Merchants
Albert's Jewelrv
The Bostwick Store
Brawn's Dairy & Luncheonette
L. II. Burgess Grocery
Burr g. Smith
Carlson's Hardware
Chardon Oil Company
Chardon Savings Bank
Chapman's Shoe Store
Cromwell's Drug Store
DeGeorge Shoe Store
Farinacci Buick
Farm Bureau Lumber. Feed, Pet.
Finch Cleaners
Geauga Lumber
Hamm's Tot-T-Teen Store
Hummel's Dept. Store
IsalY Dairy Store
Kings Grocery Store
Mcbride Ford
P. F. Nolan, Inc.
Richards Bakery
Shinagle's Super Market
Sugar Bush Restaurant
Sunoco Station
Thrasher Radio & TV
Uptown Restaurant
Van Gorder Hardware
Western Auto Store
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
REBEL WITHOUT
A CAUSE
in CinemaScope-Color

Saturday Matinee Dec. 81
Randolph Scott
Evening star., 1955-06-03

Reserves. Alexander Kalassay.
formerly with the Ambassador
Hotel, is serving as registered
representative.
Manages Zenith Division
E. Blake Cardwell has been
named manager of the Zenith
Radio & Television Division of
the Simon Distributing Corp. He
has been with the corporation
for eight years.
Robert P. Newlyn has been
named advertising and sales
promotion manager of Admiral
Distributors, Washington Di-
vision.
James H. Haire has been add
ed to the sales staff of Hotel
Statler
Eastman Building Completed
A new store, Office and ware
house for the Eastman Kodak
Stores, Inc. on North Capito
street, has been completed.
1t contains 10000 square feet
of space and was constructed BY
the Donohoe Construction Co.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
GUN VIII Retire
From Southern

H. L. Guin. general claims at
torney of the Southern Railway
System, will retire here on July /
after more than Al years of
service. it was announced today
by Sidney s. Alderman. vice pres
ident and general counsel.
w. S. Allison, general claim
agent, will be promoted to chief
agent here and will assume Mr.
Gums duties.
j. A. Lee. district claim agent
at Columbia, S. c., will succeed
Mr.. Allison as general claim
agent. c. P. Seay, assistant tt
| the general claims attorney, will
Evening star., 1955-06-03

{
fields of electronics. precision in
strumentS and ultraSonics at a
scientific exhibit to be held by
Gulton Industries. Inc. next
Wednesday, June 9th, through
Friday, from 10 am. to 10 pm.
daily at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Sees Bright Future
The supermarket business has
just started to roll into the sub
! urban areas, declared Lansing
P. Shield. president Of the Grand
Union Co., at a dinner at Hotel
Statler Wednesday night.
Addressing managers and off,
cials of Food Fair Super Mar
kets of this area, which recently
became a part of the Grand
Union chain, Mr.. Shields said
the industry is only half way
in the retail revolution and pre-
dicted that the next 10 years
will see even greater strides in
the rising standards Of living for
all Americans.
Opens Washington Office
Joseph Mayr 81 Co., member
of the New York Stock Ex-
change, has opened Washing
ton Office at 1924 I street NV,
under the direction of Stephen E.
Balogh as resident partner.
Mr.. Balogh is president of
Foreign Securities Corp, which
shares the same Office. He is a
veteran of World War II and is
a lieutenant colonel in the Army
Evening star., 1955-06-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.. - A-27


Drees cabinet"
Mr.. Burger gave no details
of the compromise.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Oriental Building Shows
Steady Growth in Year
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Oriental Building Association.
oldest savings and loan institu-
ton in the District of Columbia,
set new records all along the line
in the last year, reported Presi-
dent Chaplin B. Bauman at the
Gath annual shareholders meet
ing yesterday.
Assets rose to $4,000, 969 on
May 81, compared with $17,343.-
Ala a year earlier Mortgage.
loans climbed to $17.120.478 from
S16,0l2.577 and invested savings
increased to S16.747.330 from
S14.342,128.
John j. Kolb was reelected for
his 44th term as a director of
the association and his service
in that capacity since 1912 is
believed to. be one of the longest.
if not the longest, of any savings
and loan director in the Capital.
President Bauman, who became
a director in 1920, was elected for
his 36th term.
Other directors were reelected
as follows: Thomas B. Young,
Louis C. Dismer. C. ubert Parker.
Frederick w. Schneider, William
H. Grass and E. P. Knollman.
In addition to Mr.. Bauman,
who has been president since
1888, Ralph A. Xander was
elected secretary and John
George Kolb was renam d
treasurer.
Oriental opened for business
here in 1861 and has shown
steady growth in recent years.
Postal Records Set
Washington postal receipts in
both May and. five months this
year were the highest on record
for those periods, reported Post
master Roy North today.
May receipts totaled 81
245,l24, compared with $2,143.-
725 in the previous month and
were go per cent ahead of ST.
042.801 in May, 1854.
Five months receipts aggre-
gated $11,024, ,788, an increase
of 4.07 per cent from $10,593, ,280
a year earlier.
BergesOn Promoted
Andrew H. Bergeson, who re-
tired from active Navy duty as
captain in 1854 to become con-
sulting engineer in the Washing
ton Office of Stromberg Carlson
Co., has oeen elected vice pres
ident-engineering it was an
nounced by President Robert v.
TAFT in Rochester, N. Y.
He headed the aviation elec-
tronics branch of the Bureau of
Ships in 1941-1944 and was di-
rector of the electronics division,
Bureau of Aeronautics in 1946-49.
Effective June /. he will serve as
consultant and co-ordinator for
all Stromberg- Carlson engineer
ing groups.
New Store Opened
The Young Mems Shops of
Washington and Virginia this
week opened a new, ultramod-
ern shop featuring mems and
students wear exclusively at I'LL
North Highland street, just off
Wilson boulevard in Clarendon.
Edward 1. Cowen, secretary
treasurer and general manager
of the Young Mems Shops, said
the new store, which incorpo-
rates many innovations in mems
clothing merchandising, will set
the pattern for all future ex-
pansion of the Young Mems
Shops.
ElectrOnicS Show Due
Government research and de-
velopment officials will witness
some amazing advances in the
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Compromise Ends
Netherlands Crisis

THE HAGUE. Netherlands,
June 3 (R.-Holland's three
week -old cabinet crisis has come
to a peaceful end with the same
government still in Office.
Premier Willem Drees, who
resigned May II after his Labor
Catholic coalition was defeated
in a parliamentary dispute ovel
rent increases, agreed to with.
draw his resignation.
Queen Juliana requested the
withdrawal following a state.
ment by j. A. w. Burger, heac
Evening star., 1955-06-03

Nothing is cleaner than glass.
Highs glass gallon jugs are washed
rinsed, completely steriIized, and
carefully inspected. The steriIizo-
ton and bottIe-fiIine equipment
used is the most modern and up-to-
date in this oreo. Highs milk not
only meets the Health Depart
ment's high standards for purity,
but meets an additional series of
tests conducted by an independent
dairy laboratory. No purer milk is
sold anywhere. Compore for your
self!
Evening star., 1955-06-03
WE CAN'T SELL MILK AT "a CENTS GALLON IN VIRGINIA.
BUT NOBODY CAN KEEP US FROM DONATING TO CHARITY!

cents into the bor of your choice. The only
Keys in existence to these badlocked boxes
have been sent to the local headquarters of
each charitable organization. As long as you
can't keep this saving under the iaw, see that
it stays in Virginia. Buy your milk at Highs!
Evening star., 1955-06-03

fion of your choice. This represents the dit.
ference befveen the actual price Of our mHk-
n cents gallon-and the price at ichich ice
are forced TO sell under Virginia state milk
confrols-94 cents a gallon. When you buy
half gallon at III cents, the clerk vW drop 10
Evening star., 1955-06-03

In all Highs Virginia Stores, you'll find three
badlocked boses-iabeied Community Chest"
"Salvation Army" and "Red Cross" Every
time you buy gallon of milk in one of onr
Vireinia stores, the clerk icI drop 20 cents into
the boz representing the charitable oreanisa-
Evening star., 1955-06-03

be promoted to assistant chief
claims agent.
Mr.. Guin joined the Southern
as law agent at Birmingham in
1918. He came to Washington as
chief claims agent in 1912 and
was promoted to general claims
| attorney in 1947. A native of
Alabama, he is a law graduate
of the University of Alabama
and served in the Army in World
War I.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Enjoy Plenty Of Ice Cream :.
; Get Highs Big Half-Gallon!
9 s. HI! e.!:
Highs Ice creom

Choose from the biggest selection Of ice cream fovors
and flavor combinations this oreo Get the big holt
gallon contoner and keep ice cream on hand in your
home freezer or freezing compartment Have it ready
for unexpected quests this week end You buy ice
cream any time before eleven at night at the Highs
store near you
Evening star., 1955-06-03

of the Labor Party. that he had
found q basis which can lead
to continuation of the present
Evening star., 1955-06-03

The average family Of four can
save up to Sloo year on milk
alone! You enjoy savings Of 10 to
20 per cent under the prices you
have been paying for 0rode-A,
Homogenized, Vitomin-D Milk.
Support the jug Milk Plan that
brought lower milk prices to Wash
inqton. Stort today to realize these
worthwhile savings. Compare for
yourself!
Evening star., 1955-06-03
COMPARE THE QUALITY

Highs Gallon jug Milk is the same
Grade A, Homoeenized, Vitonin-
D Milk Highs has always sold. 1t
is not Second line" Of milk, in
troduced for competitive reasons.
1t contains q minimum of 3.5P
butterfot by weight. 1t contains 400
units, U.S.P,, Of added Vitomin-D.
It's toste is fresh and sweet. Com
pare for yourself!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15

Al! What beauty OF crisp betting ribbon it's perfect
with and suits later No extravaganza
buy this charming little aee every color of your Autumn
Ensemble Black Navy, Red Coffee, Beige Adjustable Size
Incredibly only 395.
MtIlNERY; Street, Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

OF ITEMS AT BARGAIN
PRICES. ALL ARE IN EXCELLENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

must be experienced; good
salary and tips. Apply In person.
THoMPsoNs' sEAFooD REsTAU-
RANT. 1895 Wisconsin ave-. Beth.
WAITRESS tvhite,, over 81 for
cAP'N GUYS. 1912 ny. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, white, experienced. for
busy refined restaurant. No nights,
no Sundays: coUNEs RESTAU-
wAITREss. white; regular salary,
7 BLUE REsfAURANET " sioi, r..
wAirREiAss, experienced. for bar is and
grin. Apply after $3.50 pm. 331 "a
wAirREssE Is WANTED, whitee--
Apply 81 Pa. ave. NV. VIENNA
WAITRESS RE white, over 81; liauor
experience: good tips; Sundays on.
Apply Z, In a person after II am, lsas
w u II hiN experienced. white. iS no.
over IS; must be fast and depend
able. night work. Apply BAsSIRs
q, w. INN. 1920 Pa. ave. NV. -17
white: must be expert
enced: good working conditions.
Apply in person, 341s Conn. ave.
INV. III
WAITRESS. white; good wages. $3.50
Pinsy Branch I'd. Silver Spring, 10.
WAfTREssEs, white. experienced:
good salary and tips; bar and res
tsurant on Ga. ave. EN-. 5000.
WOMAN. white ase 25-45. general
District 1 line: u' i've IN: ssB Der ir SR
room and board. Box 2o7-z. Star
LADIES, convert spare time TO cash.
white car. 10. g-7s30,. III :
WOMEN. 81 to IS. must be free 20
travel. interesting and diversified
position; with national orsaniSa-
sSn Nc Sse: ssns ; A1sy No s.Psr
Room a5I Warner Bldg. liz
YOUNG LADY, age % 70 30, seneral
ONCE work. Accurate typist, Knowi-
edge Of bookkeeping helpful but not
essential. Must be resident Of
Metropolitan area for at least :
years. Reply IN own Handwriting
With essential details Of experiences.
Salary open. BOZ 367-z. star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
HELP-WoMEN tcsnt.l

CLERICAL. little typing. for busy.
active department.; will train; s.
day VIZ. Apply End a.. 1872 Eye
81. NV. -l1
CLERK. general once work. knowl-
edge Of typing and shorthand. mid
dle-aged lady preferred. State gen-
s ga suslitsaticns' health etc; e Box
CLERK. 5-day week; little typins;
salary open. Call tn. 2-7eo0 for
CLERK typlst with alert phone per-
sonality, Knowiedge Of bookkeeplns-
CLERK; ioT valet shop: eSperiensed
only. l1S2 Eye 81. NV. -lI
cLERK-TYPIsT. gensrsl ms. exper ;
eSnditiOns; Excel oS Oses Co PsSoo
cLERK-TYPIsT for general once
routine. Must have good ability TO
meet the general public. Past
cashier experience helpful. Prefer
sc. resident Of nearby Fairfax WI
n sss . sPSg in r R1Ispa f Village e
APIS. POOL 3sth st. sc. -l9
CLERk-TYPIsT. Hfe Insurance Office:
experienced preferred: salary. $50
wk. Call Mr.. HEATING, RE. $4,000.
CLERK-rYPIsT for educational insti-
tute: must be accurate and conseien-
tious; pleasant working conditions:
salary open; 5-day week; annual and
SICK leave. group hosp. For apt,
CLERK-TYPIsf. age 20 to. IS: as
so w.p.m, for. billing and general
once work. pleasant working con-
ditions: 5-day week. RE. 7-241o,
MR.. BLUMENTHAL LII
CLERK-TYPiST, Clarendon business
district; 5-day week. alternate u
day Saturday: IA, 5-ss56. 1T
C0UNTERGTRLS (3), white. age Is
80; night and day shift; Bladens-
burg I'd. store, ne; good starting
4 pm. EDDIE LEONARD SAND.
WITCH SHOPS. See Miss Wagner,
2428 18th st. NV. End H.. III
C0UNTERGIRLS, for milk bar aboard
Steamer Mt. Vernon; neat appear
s Ms en- p WILSON p1 IISe Pi.r
Maine ave. and N st. s.w --17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BANK, CLERKS. teilers, bookkeepers,
: pm: saturdays. o am. through
OF ARLINGTON. 249 ". Glebe I'd,
, ATlingsc3; Va. "a: S,6Soo: a1 "a
bGagraCiANs so shampoo ,,s sirl ano
ai rsod. shops. Bsthesda . and sii.
yer Spring. VIRGINIA WALLACE.
for part-time work
which may be, done on week ends
or evenings. Please state qualiflca-
Box 194-Z. Star. liz
.IE.:nf for boS ScEa,Syn m.s sss'aV W;
DANCE AN sS TExcH aIas 10, balIroom
ages 1920, full or part time. no
exper. nee. we train you. Excellent
salary and enjoyable work. Perma-
psns p Ia MAR APRNH sr PsbiSn i So
18th st. NV. 30
CLERKS, experienced,
with some knowledge OF cosmetics
Call ia, 5-0113,. between . and
pm, Friday and 8 am. to noon;
$50 pm. to 1880 pm. Sat. and
young. man or woman;
some experisnee In family shoe
with car; colofed real
estate once viii train qualified
person, DE. 2.s39S
MAN AND WIFE. fof motel manage
ment and maintenance. Persons
with hotel or motel experience pre-
ferred. Must come well recon-
mended. ROSE HAVEN on the Ches-
apeake Bay, 2S miles from D. C.
Apply Box 6S-Z, Star. 49,
professional singers;
All voices. II you have talent and
good appearance. phone JU. 5-595S.
Church and concert work. THE
JUSTIN LAWRIE SINGERS. LIZ
to assist with light house
work. small family. Lovely rm., good
opportunity, WO. 6-s960. III
AUTO SUPPLY co.
and appliance store wants an az
gressiye man or woman, who is
anxious to earn q good salary
through diligent. effort. selling com
plete line Of major appliances. Both
outside and inside work: liberal
commissions: many benefits: paid
vacations. etc. Persons interested. In
either full-time or part-tine work
may apply in person. bet. 10 am
and 5 pm. except sat. at WEST
ERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 1905
Benning I'd. ne. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

BEDRM.s FURNTTURE--Maple twin
J beds, chest Of drawers. desk. sofa
! beds good 'cond.: reas. TU. 2-3l06.
BEDROOM FURNITURE: sacritice.
must sell: best .offer-Chest. chit
forobe, vanity, vanity chair, chair
bed; 2 night tables, 2 lamps. IA.
BEDSsRM. SET. handsome dark Nor
wesian carved oak: tcr ssnt lsEan y
bed, box springs and mattress, 40
inch desk, chest Of drawers, dble.
6ookcass. s25g. 1880 N. Portal Or.
BEDRM.- SUITE, mahoE.. dble. bed,
chest .sa dresser Are ss1 less spring and nat
s65. cail RA. 3-s375, III
' Trade-ins s USs a Also axszf t
tent. Call JU. 5-5119. liz
BICYCLES t10). boys and girls,
81 81, each e, ssaa laEnTo.srs S. s sssn
day and Sunday only. -I7 !,
cohditon e sio wo. s assssalb6'' f9:o
BICYCLE, girls 24-inch schwinn.
$15; good condition. Call so.
Books S1ofaS' collection over 400. many
ysigs. AAYPES, ~ S 5000. ~
cycl., like new, 1914 edition, $50;
Compton's Pict, Encyl., 1914 edi--
ton, $45; Americana Encycl, 1850
edition with year books. through
1854. also case, S110; Americana
Encycl., 1910 edition, SIS; Britain
nca Encycl., 1947 edition with year
s sqS1s fSs0u sook sSaoP SIS 81
st. NV. Ma. s-9402. Open eve
BUFFET i $io: bed, nah. 4-poster,
SO; chrome chairs. 81: vacuum
cleaner. $40. ST. 3-S646, after II.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SPANISH GEL desires work ss baby
sitter, 6-day week. d. 1887.
coLoRED WOMAN desires eh.v.
81 days. Good refs. Ii. 7-S155.
EAETHE BATES.
COLORED WOMAN desires lob. gh.W.
and cooking. 5 days. Good re: LIZ.
c0i0VsRis;D COOK. general house
worker, days. Monday through FrI-
day. Firstlelass reference. ~.
c0ioRED eIRL desires s.h.T. s
days q week. RE. 7-297I.
GIL. eolored. desires JOB. taking care
Of children. Inv. Good refs. RA-
c0IoRED GIRL desires child care
and g,h.v. Refs. experienced. co
coI6RED GIRL desires part-ame
work from $50 pm. until IL p.m.
. Refs. LU 3-2113. IT.
GIRL. colored, desires domestic work
5 davs wk. AID. 10000.
COLOREU WOMAN vaals domestic
work Mon. through Fri Refs. Ju-
cOLoRED LADY. exper. with patients
or children Mon. through Fri. A
good cook. LU. 4-0571. 16s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
HELP--DoAESTic

BTJTLER /. COOK -VALET-CHATYFFE
y bachelor. Must be experienced and
pyi ness you nave served az th not best
give names s0e Of a every s'r preyi s EN- en-
ss lSses star star sAia's eApe''eo LIZ 0A
COON. experienced; also to do down;
references: g adults; no Laundry;
c eooa ss Isn BOX 49,, star. til
Cali Rir ss a.a sitn'e MT eq Twin
PARk. IL
C on,n,. AND G osi,ds; white business
private room and bath. Must Be
good cook and must have references s!l
s3sls @0s sands VS. s snd s * 8 81 81
4;s;4S2b, Pr
Civ, care Of child fer empl: eple;
5:day VIZ; refs, "a. 1886. lis
CIV, white: live in, fond Of ehiI-
e gre pa assrmd men }eoz, Good ssi,
Rf fnovl sSs ss q coe SsaI Nv
IN; 5hz days; SIS ttart. JU. 5-9291
emu -l6 !,
CIV. plain cooking. live in. fond
q children. local refs. one hall
gay Tnurs. every 9t1er sun. on.
H .sg ses.se ,ss eolessa: Cd! q.
s nsE,, regent lo ga1 refs; excellent
HOQsEhEEfEk. white, German. need
not LAX Engiish,i plain cooklng;
Sn Uod sai 15s 1--we "a or out cati
I W.; Ssa aNsrp ,,,,ai,. !. IT,, Z:
g I've IN and care for elderly cou-
pc; ~ a.62SA. IL
espsr ne. S.v soo Sood ana lst y,
Mork sgndsy; IL days ID during
HOUSEkEEPER for easy,to-liye-yit
aahiG % WlooWer ena scnooieee
H gghirtS; G ce,i II. 10 ~: S-oaas I1
house and children. IA. a.sss9s
~. XIV, arq enlld care' 5,day
x, Mssk; Can III y,oSS4. 10 A.,
wVMhN ~ wOEh from untll
slser 9inner' ugne noussWork ano
c1ss . 81 one en1ia 1osS Ar. resident
WOMAN. 20 to So; E,h.v., care for
SmaIl cniloIen; i've IN; refs. req:
,53v3 Ames st; ne. ~; 3-0654- -17
i've f i;,ted rss.reo a on aDie u .d
anu saIoen oT.VtgS. I'VE IN. Sa1i
,1 aiIsr pp;nTlln4;,p;yHa. Ii5s5I IL
ana 90 g.h.W, Tor family OF
adultS man 20 VOTE OUTSIDE. =
compietey moo. o-rm; TURN: mouse
PROVIDED. togetner WIN 1000, gas
elec. ana fuel OIL, Plus an excel.
salary TO right cple:; refs, REQUIRED
Telepnone JE. 2-oOT2 Tor appt,
IL
WOMAN roh Enm. IA vienna over
other week end. $50 VIZ. Recent refs.
kE; S.7l55; is :
FAhILf .FUkNIshED bsmt. apt. IN
exeh. for part-time housework
White OF colored cpie: RA; $3.50
FREE BsMT. koOM AND SOAkD e
services. 1926 &. Capitol St., Ii
6-S169: -16
COOP HOME AND SMALL SALARY
have good healthy In return Tor care
OF semi-invalid mother. light house.
worS;; and prepare evening meal; ~
Saturday or Sunday. No SMOKERS
IL
PERMANENT POSITION FOE settled
child care. free to travel. recent
local references REQUIRED: S35. Cal
I'm: 3.3ggl IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

BULLDOzER TRACTOR, TD-2z and
Fsxsss .I s-s isEs'..; $1,000 goo g. .
GARNET, steel kitcnen' slO' EN-. D.
CAMERA, Retins. NC, includes
carrying case ana nash attacnment.
Csi 20 2 tsTv !, -.rs,,, orrS9.r
Si5; KE, s-5sss: 80 -. IL !,
ChAtk. ex scutive-type 9mce' olaSk
ite, annr unn,s9Ie H. e XXI MI roiv,-
rSMIsV.yIs u,a.-r q ~, ,roasrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

BANK STENOGRAPHERI
Young Lady Under So
Experience Not Necessary
6-Day Wk.-Pleas Working Conds.
THE MUNSEY TRUST co.
1929 2 st. NV -1SN
BaEAUTI 81 .., sroSna oDeTator
Also, experienced mantcurist; SEQ
guaranteed. for 5 days. BERNARD'S.
6226 Ga. ave-, RIA. 3-025S. --17
BEAUTICIAN. all around; exper. Call
Sat. after q pm. any time. sun.
or after pm. wkdays. HU. 3-59l6.
BEAUTICIANs to work in Bethesda
largest salon. salary and commits
sion: Call OIL. 4-1218 or OIL; 2
BEAUTY OPERATOR. fun or part
Closed Mondays. Cail DU. 7-3070.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. ss5 to S100I
per week; guarantee plus commits
HAIR DREssERs. 1Si6 Eye St, NV NV
BEAUTY OPERATORS t3), at $50
per week. plus commission. Apply
In person. WASHINGTON HOTEL
BEAUTY SALON, 18th and p SITS.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, with foIlowins;
uuuSE ou, uedt HppehfNuCef ouhtupOu
and manicurist; good salary and
commission. Apply 37i3 Newark
st. NV. go
BILLING TYPIsT-oen. ofc. work:
eoLgSdBIA spEcfAIrTsY CO. e. s 5ss5
Bradley blvd, Beth, area Chevy
BOOKKEEPER-typist, General Mo-
tors bookkeeping experience pre-
ferred; S-day week. Apply. in per
soil, H, Z. BROWN PONTIAC. INC
1850 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. 1T
BOOKKEEPER. typist and general
clerical work, Prefer one with gem
eral agency insurance experience To-
work three days week. reference
reouired; salary open. Apply in
person to HARRELL BROS. a.
W %AAp5Edd'' 1877 x St; NV,
BOOKKEEPING CLERK. familiar
with accounts payable and cor
respondsnce. Preferably Arlington
resident. Box 1-C, Star. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
FlagStone and Stone

fiagStone ana oCone
Porches. patios. walks. retaining
walls tile DRAINAGE; also. water
AsE54GGIIoss MARcuccIo. 10 So 1893
FLOOR SANDING, finish: new, 7c So.
IT,: old. Toe up. c. Il. HINsoN. rap
Yuma st. Sc. jo, I-3475. I7s
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, clean
ing and waxing. Reasonable rates;
eo ~ ssh va us
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING:
lowest prices, expert. work: Ss.75
room, up. WILLIAMS FLOOR FIN
f 1TRSTfi1 rsp aST1 and refnisi5fne.
reasonable rates: excellent Vorkfnar.
ship. EN-. 2-6462. -22
additions. remodsi' concrete worE
MIR. MALLS. SO. 5-4311. TE. 6-4e65.
HOME ,uprovr -. rn, no lis
additions. Free est Md. WORK pref
JEWELRY REPAIR AND APPRAISAL.
Specializing in repairs Of fine lew
slry; Az work done on premises.
Bid9.. 18th and q sts.s 81. T.S4i4.
LII
PAINTING, PAPERING. waterproof
estimates 10 e-47Si. I'd. bI4ofs
Ia
PAINTING, interior work A speciality
References. Free estimates. phone,
UN. 1898. is
PAINTING AND PAPERING, fnterior
and exterior. Free estimate. MR..
tROOhEh. WE, D-03uT. III