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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
Belle Valley

Continued From Page I
chell, the son Of Mrs. Celestia
Mitchell.
The Noble county students re-
ceived 3.5 percent of the total
superior ratings issued to all the
schools in the state. The certifi-
Gates were signed by DR., Rush
Elliott, president of the Ohio
Academy for 1954-55.
Because of the number of
superior ratings, Belle Valley
will be eligible for the Kroger
award which will go to the lead
ing school of each science dis
trict. The winners will be an
nounced at a later date. This is
the first year that Belle Valley
had entered such competition
and they came through with top
district and the state honors.
The school district was fur
ther honored when Mr. Wargo,
member of the Ohio Academy
of Science, will, by constitutional
ascendency, be the executive
vice president of the science
education section OF the academy
for 1856. This is the section
that sponsors district and state
science meets for the science
students of Ohio.
This coming Saturday, Mr..
Wargo will give two lectures for
the alumni of the Ohio Con-
serVative Laboratory at their
annual meeting at Gar Hollow
camp near Chillicothe.
The total number of projects
submitted at the district level
were 2,248 and Of this number,
$50 won superior ratings or
eligible to compete in the state.
In the final state ratings, only
ia won a superior certificate
from the original 2,248 sub
mitted.
The winning project at Belle
Valley was partially financed by
the American Legion, Post No
Gal in that community.
Mr.. Wargo received a COM
munication Tuesday from Walter
c. Brown of the geological sur
vey of Ohio, Ohio State Univer-
sity, asking permission for the
two outstanding projects at the
Belle Valley school to become a
part of their exhibition at the
Ohio State fair. Only four pro-
jects were selected from the
state meeting, including the two
from Belle Valley, one from
Findlay and the fourth from
Perrysburg.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
High School Senior

Continued From Page II
train and was spotted by the
brakeman, B. R. Remley, of Cam
bridge, who signaled for the
train to stop.
The crossing where the acci-
dent occurred did not have flash
er lights and was marked only
by an old-fashioned railroad
crossing sign.
The driver told the sheriff that
he did not see the train until
it was too late to stop and
estimated his speed at the time
of the crash at 25-miles-per- hour
Sheriff Conaway said the train
was moving at a slow speed
when the accident occurred.
The train crew in addition to
Remley were: doc" Mckee, of
Cambridge, engineer and M. E.
Eekelson, of ByesVille, conductor.
The girl was removed to the
hospital in the McVay ambulance
of Caldwell
Engineer Mckee is the father
of Mrs. Harold Lewis who resides
on Spruce street, Caldwell.
Miss McAuley had the lead in
the Senior class play Our Miss
Brooks" but she will be unable
to take the part, The play has
been postponed but a new date
has not yet been selected.
Hospital attaches said today
she would be in the hospital for
at least two weeks and her con-
dition is now improved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
(Continued From Page b

i
Wednesday morning.
Immediately after the shot
was given Tuesday morning,
each of the children was permit
ted to enjoy his lollipop, a gift
of the Caldwell Mothers club.
For all the county children,
the candy was donated by mem
bers of the V. F. w. Post, No.
4721, Caldwell.
The children passed through
the clinic very quickly Tuesday
with little Mark Barnhart re-
ceiving the first inoculation.
There was varied feeling
among the kiddies and express
sions on their faces were a dime
a dozen
Supt. H. c. Secrest said that
the following schedule was
observed for the county schools:
Wednesday morning, Fulda,
800 a. m; Belle Valley, 9I5;
Beaver, 1000; Middleburg, l0:15;
Elk, 200 p. m; Center, 1:15 D. m. /;
Buffalo, 1880; Seneca, las and
Brookfield, 200.
Thursday morning - Sharon,
9:15; jackson, $50; Dexter City,
$50; Summerfield, 1000 and
Stock, 1000.
Supt. Secrest said that the
number taking the shots We'd
nesday and Thursday now rep
resented approximately 90 per-
cent of all those eligible.
The Ohio State Medical Assn,
announced today priority
system putting children under
Is at the top of the list for re-
ceiving the Salk vaccine. Expec-
tant mothers were given second
priority in the system.
The local medical society is
affiliated with the state associa-
ton and they must follow this
priority system when the anti
polio vaccine is given on a COM
mercial basis.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
Soil And Waller Loans For Pasture
Improvement Available To Farmers

According to Milton E. Ro
Home Administration, the initial
permanent pasture is prominent
local farmers. Many farmers are
ing through the use of soil and
These loans may be made fo
poses: grass and legume seed,
fertilizer, lime, fence, brush re-
moval and irrigation purposes
where practical. These practices
must be approved by SCS or
Extension Service.
1t is the opinion of the writer
that pasture Improvement is one
of the most practical ways to
improve the income of all live
stock farmers. Most farmers do
a fair job of fertilizing, lining,
seeding, and caring for crops,
however, pasture is usually neg
lected. Grass is without question
the most economical livestock
feed; therefore, farmers should
look to improved pasture as a
source of profit 1t isn't fair to
expect livestock to make a profit
if they must Craze all day find
ing enough to eat.
S & w loans are made from
insured funds to farm owners or
operators who are unable to
obtain credit at reasonable rates
and terms in their community.
Terms are from one to twenty
years depending on extent of
development and security avail
able. Interest rate is 414@e. The
FHA office is located in the post
office building, Woodsfield, Ohio.
County supervisor is in Caldwell
each Thursday a. m. at 416K
North street. He is in st. Glars
vile each Tuesday a. m. at 108
E. Main street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
Direct Relief

Continued From Page ID
hospital, relief, hospital, $36.57;
a. q p. company, relief, food,
$l2.00; Belmont Electric COM
pany, relief, electric, $2.40;
Washington Electric, relief, elec-
trio, 1881; DR. Paul Huth, relief,
medical, $44770; Mrs. Reedie,
relief, shelter, 5000; William
Lilienthal, relief, equipment,
$64.25; General Telephone, re-
lief, telephone, $2733; Guernsey
Memorial Hospital Ado, medi-
cal, $4,000; Dr. Charles Thomp-
son, Ado, medical, $4,000.
The following regular bills
were also presented and paid:
c. r. Atkinson, general, post
age, $500; Ralph Hicks, general,
postage, $500; Ralph Archer,
dog and kennel, destroying
dogs, $500; Caldwell Imple-
ment and Supply company, road
and bridge, supplies, $500; The
Standard Oil company, road and
bridge, gasoline $708; John
Carlisle, road and bridge, snow
plow hoist and parts, $58.55; Tip
tons Hardware company, road
and bridge, supplies, $10.08;
Caldwell Lumber and Building
Supplies, road and bridge, mill
work, $40; The Marietta Parts
Co, road and bridge, supplies,
$20,03; w. c. DeLille Co., road
and bridge, supplies, $3.50;
Farmhouse Chevrolet Co, road
and bridge, supplies, $7.67;
James Manly, road and bridge,
supplies, $2070; Worl Thomp-
son, road and bridge, supplies,
1894; Farmhouse Chevrolet Co.,
supplies, $136.81.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
CGB EMPLOYEE IMPROVING

George Clark, Of Middleburg,
a CGB employee who suffered a
severely mangled hand and a
partial amputation of two fling
ers, is reported to be improving
satisfactorily at st. Francis hos
pital, Cambridge, where he con-
tinues to be a patient. The
accident occurred two weeks ago.
1t is reported that approximately
40 stitches were required in
mending the injured hand.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
DIVIDEND DECLARED

The board of directors of
Union Carbide and Carbon Cor
poration has today declared a
cash dividend of fifty cents (50c)
per share on the outstanding
capital stock of the Corporation
payable June /, 1855, to stock
holders of record April 30, 1855.
The last quarterly dividend
was fifty cents (50c) per share
paid March 2. 1855.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
TOWN AND CAMPUS

Principals, school EXECUTIVES
and economics teachers in Noble
county have been invited to at
tend the town and campus
guest night May 5, from 7 to 9
p. m. 1t is being sponsored by
the school of Home Economics
of Ohio State University, Athens.
The meeting will be held in the
agricultural building.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
CAUGHT IN WRINGER

Lloyd, four year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Morris, of Quak-
er City route 4, suffered painful
bruises and cuts, Tuesday, when
he caught his arm in the wringer
on a washing machine in the
home, The lad ran his arm
through the Wringer to his
shoulder. He was treated at the
office of DR.. N. S. Reed, Cald-
well.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
DINNER GUESTS

Dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy CHM and
family, of Pleasant City route,
Sunday were Mrs. Minnie Clark,
Belle Valley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clark of Belle Valley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bud Page and sons, Buddy
and Douglas, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Page is the former Opal
Clark of Belle Valley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
PENSIONS TOTALED

Total aid payments in Noble
county by the Division of Aid
for the Aged in April were
$19, $4,000 with an average pay
ment of $57.72, it was announc-
ed this week. A total of 339
residents received State and
Federal aid. Health care amount
ed to $l,447.31 for 30 persons.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
uNnERGOES OPERATION

Mrs. Elizabeth Michel, Of near
Fulda, recently underwent major
surgery at Pittsburgh, Pa,
hospital. 1t is reported that her
condition is much improved. She
was taken seriously i'll while
visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Estadt,
of North Braddock, Pa.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
GIVEN FINE

Robert Gibson, 20, Of Belle
Valley, was arrested by Patrol
man Pachuta, of the Cambridge
state highway barricks for reck-
less operation of his auto.
Pachuta made the arrest one
mile north of Belle Valley and
brought him before Mayor
Homer johnson where he was
fined $40 and cost.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Mrs. Ira j. Brandon entered
Holmes county hospital, Monday
where she underwent major sur
gerry, Tuesday morning. Her
condition is satisfactory The
Rev. Brandon is pastor of the
First Church of Christ on North
street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
IN HOSPITAL

Wade Gillespie, of Playground
street, shoe repairman in Cald-
well for many years, was admit
ed to the Marietta Memorial hos
pital Friday night. He is under
observation and treatment. The
trip was made in the McVay
ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28

Britain is reported to be seek
ing a multilateral defense treaty
among Mid d-Eastern and Western
nations to replace the present
British-Iraqi treaty.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28
UNDERGOEs SURGERy

Mrs. W. Q. Black, of Gallipolis,
formerly Of Caldwell, recently
underwent major surgery at the
Mercy hospital in Canton. AT
this time her condition is much
improved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28

Twenty-four per cent of all
drivers involved in fatal auto
accidents in the u. S. last year
were under 25 years old.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28

MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Baker
of Cleveland, spent few days
with Anne Gore, of Macksburg.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28

ush, County Supervisor, Farmers
establishment or improvement of
in the better farm plans of many
improving their systems Of farm
water conservation loans.
I any or all of the following pur-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-04-28

! ~ ZoI Jl - S0U.UU, ~ 10 5l SE0.UUi
10i8i5I-$91.60; 10I8I51 $144.60;
or a total of $4,477.88.
That sometime during the year
1886, defendant, Pearl Ullman,
at the request Of plaintiff, gave
him approximately Thirteen
Hundred (1300.0O) Dollars for
the purpose of buying a certain
building in the Town of Cald-
well, at which time defendant,
Pearl Ullman, asked plaintiff to
sign certain papers, which plain
tiff signed; that plaintiff did not
know the contents of said sign
ed paper but relied on the state
ments of defendants, Pearl Ull-
man that the signing of said
papers was for the sole purpose
| of making this defendant secure,
when intact defendant, Pearl
Ullman, induced plaintiff by
such representations to assign to
her his entire one-eighth work
ing interest in the production of
oil from the following property
known as the E. E. Lovett, ct al,
twenty (20) acres; T. j. Smith
berger, forty (40) acres; w. S.
Wernecke, One Hundred Sixty
| (160) acres;W. A. Wernecke, One
Hundred eight (108) acres; and
Peter Smithberger heirs, one
hundred four (104) acres, all
situated in Elk township, Noble
| County, Ohio. Plaintiff does not
know and is unable to learn the
| amount of royalties paid from
Evening star., 1955-11-17

man, married, no chill
dren. Coed salary. lovely apart
ment. Must be sober and reliable,
local reference. can Wo. 6-0322.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
D: 6. GOVERNMENT. November

D: g. GOVERNMENT. November s.,
5Es%HEISeH 55Sss%sHISH2sstIi e tnIoiToaT TAei yEHicaf e.
Columbia, be and are hereby
amended as follows. Amend Part
n Article XIV, Section 1888 talI
adding the following clause 70 the
paragraph dealing with Colorado
Avenue: Prom 10th Street south
rest to the frst driveway on the
southeast side, No Parking 400
20 $50 pm. Amend Part II.
Article XIV. Section 1e3 (al
RARkING, Northwest Section, by
with 18th Street, and substituting
the following: From Virginia Ave-
nue. TO 3 Street (south Of RollineS
Squarel on the east side, no park
ing 70 $3.50 pm. and by striking
out the first clause Of the para
sr graph sa,l.ns dealing with 18Th Street
From ciSstnS constisution Avenue AVE 0o~1hT to VIZ:
ginia Avenue. on the west side:
no. parking Z to $3.50 am and
4 to $3.50 pm, From c Street toI
3 Street on the west side. one
hour parking 2 an. TO $50 pm
Amend Part II. Article XIV. Sec
to-, ton l l6S Gbl PARKING. North
lowing TO the paragraph dealing
with 3 Street. From 25th Place toI
side. no parking at any time.
snsrd ssasin5 Part ,s H. Article AK xxxIu; AZ !
sTAI;EETs, sI;I Ncsthssst ,ts. ssstisa, s SSy
fIAc fffIGAc 'nf setSssn tISGwnss sarrsnt sARARAS ARoAsS
and 18th Place. for westbonnd
traflc only. PARRAGuT PLACE:
Between Sargent Road and 18th
Place for eastbound traftlc only.
18th PLACE: Between FarragutI
Place and Faraday Place for
lal STOP SIGNS, Northwest Sec
Sheridan Street at North Capitol
Street trafas; Amend Part II,
STOP SIGNS, Northwest Section.
.ss 81 adding se1 the Gsllo following: on Davis
II Article xxx, Section l6s Oh
STOP SIGNS, Northeast Section,
by adding the following: on
2Sth Street at Newton Street sol
IS to. stop. 2sth Street trafic.
amend EAl6 Ii AItlCle 4AAN.
Section I73 tal YIELD RIQHT
OF WAY" SIGNS. Northwest Sec
ton, BY adding the following: 4th
Street and Blair Road, NV. 4thl
Street trafic to yield right of way
TO Blair Road trafiic. Amend
Part II. Article XXXVI. Section
174 TEMPORARY REGULATIONS.
BY inserting the following: The
following regulAtions shall be ef-
1ective In connection with the
Christmas Shopping Season from
November 25.. 1885 to December 81,
1855. inclusive, except Sundays
From 9th to Sth Street, no park
ing on the north side. z am. toI
ing on the north side, 2 am. to
$50 pm. r STREET, NV: From
18th. 10 18th Street, no parking
on the south side. 2 am. to $500
pm. @ STREET, NV. From
9th to 9TH Street. no parking on
the south side, y am, to $3.50 pm.
am. to $3.50 pm. 9th STREET.
NV: From p TO q Street. mol
parking on the west side, am.
to $50 pm. 7th STREET, NV! |
From 3 Street to @ Street, mol
parking on either side from
4. i. McLAUdfHIiN, sU HIN i. 4. LANE.
Commissioners, D, C. noI7
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<1oSL. OtlAklkJ11AB S4CAh
is isss sts New srSeiii YoTk ave- ave. n.w. / IL
AUTOMOBILE
ACCOUNTANT
Opportunity for aualitied man as
head boookkeeper and once man-l
ager. Large big three leadership.
Giye details '. q sxpsrieTce ;r s1 and pres pz
AUTON0TIyE--M you have some
experience 10 the aIttpn1otiye Aeld.
parts Or service. you may anAlIfy
Tor position with one q the large
personal information and brief his
tory. You should be from 20 to-
25 yrs, Of age. Box 227-B, star.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN
(2): experienced men needed; 81
day week; sl0o-sII9 salary toI
right men, STANDARD AUTO
BODY WORKS. 1900 KRlorana I'd.
NV. CO. 5-3377. 30
AUTO BODY MAN, LIST class. with
refs; 5-day wk. Straight salary.
LIBERTY AUTO BODY Co, 2ll6l
NJ st. NV. MA. 6-9573. III
AUTO BODY MAN, experienced COM
bination metal and paint man pre-
ferred or one With body repair
HssnsS cations and Ds Excellent Oe working ing con-
ditions. Plenty Of work with Buick
dealer. 5-day week. See Mr. Foga.
TEMPLE MOTOR Co, 1914 Di-
agonall rd. Alexandria. Va ki.
AUTO MECHANIC, uorkins fore
man. must be sober. Box ,z0-C.
AUTO MEcHANIc-one opening on
day shift and 9ne on might sniis.
Chrysier-Piymouth man you can
easily earn over $50 wk. Plenty Of
work in our new modern shop
disqualification and other co. bene.
fits. Contact Mr.. Staten, ROYAL
MoToEs' 5sS,oo dES, l24o upshuEa st.
AnTo niT A MkcHaNic. ssSHSo' experienced, g 90
labor, 10ss on parts; must have
pEENrAuoN pES Az % ESQ SER sERviicE viicE CEN EN-
TER, 1888 Jen. Davis hwys Arls Va.
AUTO MECHANIC. firyt rate; high
o6b ssTooa5t pNTKAA ssIETrKA APPpai Ply Come e perso1 sse
AUTO MECHANICS Enjoy security
OF permanent position while work.
ing in q shop with pleasant WORK.
Ing conditions. You VIII have top
level pay, profit sharing, paid vaca-
tions, paid holidays, health and
hospital insurance and opp0rtunt-
ties for advancement. Pilone Mr.
Myers. DE. 2-6700 for appointment.
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge Plymouth Dealer, TREW
AUTO GHboa oMaEccHASrc to work in mod.
ern repair shop; radiant heating,
ment, excel. opportunity for q good
man. See Mr.. Dennisor. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS, 30I0 r. ]. ave-
MECHANIC. for Dodge
and Plymouth service: good work.
ing cond.. Bfi-60 percentage basis.
BANNING q SONS, INC. $500
AUTO sALEsMAN--n you ere an
experienced, aggressive auto sales
man, get in on the ground floor
and grab the opportunity TO sell the
hot SO Dodges and Plymouths.
Investigate now while we have an
opening for you. Salary plus com.
mission, transportation and ample
meet our reauixemente: Apply -
SONS MOTORS, INC. $500 Balti.
more ave, HyattsFilie, Nd. lis
AUTO SALESMAN for very ectiye|
used-car lot. must be exper.. With
good record: guar. salary and CONF
mission. REiNEs MOTOR CO. 1e40l
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. --lS
- q - ~[ 80 n - u
Evening star., 1955-11-17
COOK
CREDIT AND
MEN

work Sundays only. Apply
crown RESTAURANT, 517 18th
Evening star., 1955-11-17

When aBspestno advertisement
addressed 10 Star bo1es do NOT
ttlclose original references photo
erdphs or other materials OF per-
soadl pdlae Copies seTpe the pnr-
Doss Originals mag oct lost
Evening star., 1955-11-17
HELP-MEN
JANTT0R

coiored. must have l0cn1 experiences
for practically new 6b9unit eleya-
na :Sr apt .lss. SlSs U nv oSoS sai.5y AZ
on 1st 1oOr, NE. S-1717, lis
Evening star., 1955-11-17
SALESMAN

For sportswear dept. IN fins speciality
store selling nationally advertised
brnnd-qnality merchandise. Excel
lent opportunity for high earntnga
discounts on purchases. Excellent
working conditions. Apply Mr..
Stewart.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
HELP-MEN

SALESMAN for used ears 70 werk
for one Of Amefiea's oldest sna
plan, tramp furnishsd Apply
sTBUART MOTORS, 3rd and 3
sts. ne. Ask for 1r. Tucker or
Evening star., 1955-11-17
HELP-MEN tcona.l
ApMNIsTRATTYE
AaaIETANT-

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
once hanasef; permanent posi-
ton; S-dsy . week; ss:.,.,I sxperienSeesd len 81, y
keepine REQUIRED. once and 1eld
work relating to customer records.
account collections. purchasing
statistical reports. Salary. SO, 500
$4,000 per annum. Apply ALEX.
ANDRIA SANITATION AUTHOR
TTY. Room 2Ot, lis N. ct. AsAph
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SALESMEN

Perm; unlimited cppof. with large
estah. liquor store II you have sold
groceries or other commodities;
Character refs; good salary. bonus,
vac. DO not phone. CENTRAL
6IS 9th st. NV. --19
Evening star., 1955-11-17
HELP-MEN
ENGINEERS
CHIGHWAYl

For once work on highway design
ence In design Of modern express
ways, plus college degree. In
elude education, experience, sal
AIRY expected. etc.. IN application
letter, interview viii be Arranged
for gualifed applicants. GREEN
ASSOCIATES. INC. 220 East
PLEASANT ST., BaltImore 2. Nd. 10
Evening star., 1955-11-17

Statesmen for mems store; good
pay. Apply at once. FREDERICK'6
MEMS WEAR, 1435 n st. NV. -1S
t3) good commission:
transportation furn., plenty Of fir.
time. See MIR, MILLER. 02S Penna
Evening star., 1955-11-17
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASST.

To top merchandising executive. Col
lege graduate with some retail
experience preferred, primarily leg
work job for young man.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
HELP-MEN
AUTO SERVICE

AUTO SERVICE
Men for tire and garage
service. Also mechanic :,
preferably experienced
in front-end work.
MARKET TIRE co.
l71s Hampden Lane, Bethesda. Nd.
OIL. $500 III
AVIATION NEEDS
SEE INSTRUCTION COLUMN
BRICKLAYERsi Jobs at New Market
drive and Landou lane. OF Wilson
lane. Nd. Also 25th and Cue sts.
NV. -17
BUTCHER, experienced, good pay
and working conditions. Hospitals
ization paid By company. Apply In
person BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET. = 1923 Rhode Island ave-
ne. 10
BUTCHER, exper.. or assistant; 5h-
day wk.; refs. required. EMERSON
SUPER MARKET 1909 lsth NV.
for new store; fine cli-
sntsle, good working condition
4sEsRdKSssH1Rk soo65Eb so6bs 42oi Mass Mass
ave. NV. --l9
CAB DRIVERS
Fun Or part time, We instruct you
for hackers test. Takes but few
days. Open 1890 am. to 8 pm.
BOB'S STUDIO
13i 18th ST. NE. II. 3-5l02
cANvASsER, for home improve
msnts: fun time; salary AND com
fslsTie paid ss 'yfEy yG sYss E:ss .o5 IN
CARPENTERS, rough and trim:
5000 blk: River rd., Bethesda; See
CARPENTERS. Arr combipation frame
and trim men: $3.50 per hour;
year-round operation. Call OIL.
ass44Il s4l q Sst lob 800 aRS HsO BIZ rsstSas Il 3s
faeE snThassi. HELPERS, some ex-
perienee, must have car, permanent
steady work for good young men.
SEQ; sl GIT I. sIiEo III ave. Silver spEisns'
CHEF, experienced. sober Tor Ger
man-American restaurant salary
open. MR.. LASCH, Ma. S-1723.
1T
sHEF, executive, wanted for down.
town hoteli large volume consist
ing Of coffee shop, dining room and
banquet. Apply mgr, MANGER-
HAMILTON, DI. 7-25s0, III
CHEF, second: for new restaurant Of
highest class. Must be ambitious,
eongenial. and capable Of develop
ment. Salary open. co. b-7742
between 4:30 and $50,
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THE YOUNG MEN,s SHOP
SALESMAN

For . man with speciality, ap-
pliance. books, or other sales ex-
perience we have. we believe the
best educational sales plan In the
d. c. area. Prefer responsible mar
Tied man. 25 to 36, to call ON In
leads furnished. Phone AP. 7s33SS,
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-26

Featuring fhe InimifabIe Girls.
fian Troupe Greatest Bare.
back Riding Marvels of all time
with "LUcIo"
the peer Of all riding comedians
1.-THE Blonde Bomb She'll"
"Rhanda Keo"
Subjugator of Wild Jungle
Beasts direct from the Af-
rican Veldt.
Gayly resplendent in It's Glittsring
GlamOrOus immensely $50 CIR
Gus ARTISTS. Many new to our
shores HOrdes Of JOviai Testers
DAZZLING SKY BALLET Of
skill and Feminine LONELINESS. AZ
BREATH STEALING, awe inspiring
features Indian and Siameso
Elephants A DEFINITE MUST
ON U R ENTERTAINMENT
CALENDAR