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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
Church Teachings
Upheld by
Swiss Protestant

NEUCHATEL, Switzerland-(NC)
Pastor Max Thurain. Calvinist
theologian and founder of q Prot.
estant monastic community, has
produced another book inviting
contemporary Professionalism to re-
turn to the doctrinal position of
the early Church.
Issued by Delachaux ct Nnistle,
the most prominent Protestant pub
fishing house in Europe, the book,
Marriage and the Ceibdte," con.
cedes that by rejecting the Catholic
doctrine on virginity and the mer.
it of good works, the Reformation
created a watered-down version oi
Christianity.
Basing his exposition on the
Pauline comparison of human mar.
riage as the mirror of Christ's love
for His Church, Pastor Thurain in
sists that marriage is an irrevoc-
| able commitment, sacrificial
gift of ones self to another. i'm.
plying a remuneration and a fidel
ity as absolute as a monastic voca
ton.
Alongside of the vocation of mar
riage, as a parallel life of joys and
renunciations, the Calvanist theo
logian places the vocation of cell
bacy, a freely chosen but perman
ent way of life, a sign of the
Christians faith in the ReSurrec
tion of Christ and of his will tc
serve the Christian community.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
Students Organize
Record Cleanup

CLEVELAND - (NC) - Catho-
lie high school students have
launched a program to do some
thing about the roll m rock" rec
ords that are being played on TV
and radio.
Moderated by Gerard Sherry,
staff reporter on The Universe
Bulletin. Cleveland diocesan news.
paper, the students criticized the
pollution of the air waves with such
off-color and sensuous lyrics.
Noting that the repetition oil
these songs often occurs because OF
repeated requests for them by a
few, the students attributed the
lack of good music to indifference
on the part of many.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

felt in the Church"
Father Code indicated that it was
intrigue on the part Of his enc
mics, and imprudence and poor
strategy on Galileo's that finally
led to his condemnation by the
Church.
The priest concluded by saying.
III should be remarked that the
condemnation Of CeIiIeo in no
way touched upon the doctrine
OF infslliblity."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
CAMP NOTES

CAMP NOTES
The Diocesan Camps opened their
annual summer season on Sunday,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

duct the Holy Hour Which lncIudeS
prayers, congregational singing and
short sermon on the Blessed Sac
rament. The st. Mary's youth will
entertain afterwards with social
program.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

YOUNG ADULTS
The Young Adult Council of the
west side in the central deanery
met last week at st. Mary Magda.
lene parish. The council, formed
some months ago, exists to coordi-
nate the activities of the parishes
and organizations of the west side,
to bring about wider scope of as
sociation for Catholic young people
of the area, to encourage more par
ish groups and to bring into closer
contact with the deanery council
the youth of the area parishes. Rep
resentatives from st. AIoysiuS, st.
Mary Magdalene, Holy Family and
West Jefferson SITS. Simon and
Jude parishes were present, plus
delegates from the student nurses
association of Mt. Carmel Hospital.
Marty Van Hoose of st. Mary Mag
dalene parish is temporary chair
man.
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Broadcast on Calico
Tagged Anti Catholic

BROOKLYN, NY. - NC - A broadcast Calico pre-
pared by the University of Michigan for distribution through
the country santed the facts ito give the worst pos
sbe impression of the Church and her alleged attempt
stifle academic freedom" It was charged here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

Youth Notes:
Youth Council Sets Holy Hour
AT St. Mary's, Delaware

Holy Hour sponsored by the Catholic Youth Adorers
of central and western deanereS will be held Sunday 230
pm in St Marys Church. Delaware Playing host to the
youth will be the Young Adults and CYO of St. Marys par
ish Father Joseph Stanton of the Delaware parish will
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

The new CY0 executive board
will have its first quarterly meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.
m. at the Catholic Youth Bureau.
Action at the meeting will be the
planning of the summer program
for National Catholic Youth Week
and other matters of Importance.
The new executive board will have,
besides the board of regents, 18
representatives from the six CYO
Districts in the central deanery.
Joseph Lang of Our Lady of Vic
tory, Bob Ferris of Immaculate
Conception, Patty Ruddy of st.
Agatha and Mary Schwarz of st.
Mary Magdalene Parish comprise
the board of regents of the CYO.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

u ard MIS- I Davidson
Nj ana M4a E. Smith ana
JACKIE Of C3l@n Allen spent last
FRIDAY a.tn Mrs. Smiths parent
Mr. ara Mrs = II Martin
Mr. bnp Mfs George Breed and
faEMlg al Rockville Nd Visited
tel 4b Sri ae community Sun
la
Reg waite Harrow d.. Of
T}.chupnd preached Gia second in
s. eI.a 81 sermons leading III 9
tfa Cilflatmaa eaaon at Nj Z.osl
laat Sunday An unusually Large
c9fafeFbt.Ou 1og aaeh bad weather
aas gtesen. Mrs Haftoe atd
little daughter accompanied hlm
III And Mas Aubrey Arnold ana
cA33teki q echaccad were recent
gaH0s n M iie2@ Atlde ON.
Bone
III ADD MS Fred S.Hl5nstl 81
IlaamHlle uo fa.tey Ian1eT II
n abH frei gea v a.
M 81
1 4 Adaa aile
fA Il hnoad .a.led
aad i5.na hefe recently
p Yant continue
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

70 improve after returning home
lfom Jonnston- Willis Hospital,
Richmond where she underwent
surgery recently
Seven members OF Mt Zen
WaS attended 8 Miss on Study
Class al Oak Grove Ba1tl Isl
Church q Cumberland MONDAY
f4gIa Dee ~
Membefs Of the FLA Ctaalsef Of
Marshall District s3oi.odl wifl.
thea instructor. Mrs z {
Hdghes Visited tie C'oasa leacef.i
Home & Palmyra last @tsE. tax
Ing gifts for inc patiasSts and
Christina Ro5dle
M and Mrs Letl.aalf Harvey
and Billy d Appomatgok visited
Mrs Harvey parents NJ and
Mgs I" f Tatum last Tatn sday
EVENING
Mf AID Alga & . Il Ilei il.
and Brenda 81 Richmond MI and
Mrs Robert Earl Bryant Of
Columbia $ c. acre recent WIS.,
tors III tie home Is Mr. I4nd Mrs.
a 3 Jones Nh anu MAJ Bryant
also VISITED A.s parents Mr. and
Mrs Richard Bryant
MIE VI Ransom AND Mr.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23
Rush Is On For Pine Seedlings
Supply May Not Meet Biz Demand

Loboliy psne seeding suppAes
rnay rot be able to meet the dc
uaud DUNG the Flanf More
Tree program according 10 For
f-SteE Z T aolme
The rush Is Oh Holmes sa.u
snd Il look Ike d barlnet year
fsr tree planting Word has beet
rtce.ged from the State Forester 81
Office Ia Charlottesville that .ou-
lollg seedlings are now being lifted
10. distribution To lard ovn@
TIE stale ngrsey sill produce ar
least 20 million seealia9 bat .is
number nay not be euoueh ri
meet 'he demand Holne a,5
Last year the Foreste remind
ed the seeding supply #as e<-
hausted SIX weeks before The end
Of the norma! planting season
II can happen again this year he
noted. espec4allS Under the pre- I
sure oi the Governor tree plant
ing program
One county IN particular vail
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23
Letters To Santa

/ want a doctors set and cash
register and cowboy boots / also
want tao give a toy TO boy VINO
does not have Christine
Billy Meadow
Cumberland Va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23
Dear Santa Clans

I have been good g4l this
this year Please BRING me doll
ana some don clothes.
Catole Matthews
FarmVllle Va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

Johnston Wall5 Ho5pta. Rah
mond
A Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year to the Farny!le Hel aid
Editor. staff spoudents and
readers
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

IAN tJ--sit'Tfs t.t e.atl-.S- OF iI'e
lilly. II. '-- I
I@5--tr -
80 -.
.+ra H.. n17
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-,,.. t - lit
a.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
By Ramon CoItman

in the United states. Great Brit
ain, Canada and other English.
speaking countries use centigrade
thermometers for their work.
d. Ii there difference In the
boiling poins ID different levels?
A. Yes. water will bon at .
lower temperature on ! noun
tain than at sea level. That is'
Why ii takes more time Tor eggs
to be cooked when they are.
placed III boiling water at~fnCun-
tain camps.
q. what II The hottest place IN
the W0FlG9
A. me highest weather Bu-
reau records marked b. .
Thermometer III the shade
were made In Azizia, q city
IN Northern Africa. Thirty
three years ago q temperature Of
136 degrees above zero was re-
corded there Another record.
going back ~ years. tells of d
temperature Of I4i degrees In
the same city. I can tel yeu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03

New Rochelle: At dinner ]
said, Henry Is like me-" and
was Immediately set upon. MY
critics hold that ! should have
said. Henry Is like / tamil. /"
Please referee. TX.
Answer: You are correct.
When LIKE Is used to mean re-
semble. it Is correctly followed
by the pronouns me, her, him,
them, us, as:
Henry is like tresembleso me.
He lis like (resefnblesl her.
You are like (resemhle) him.
She is like (resembles) them.
They are like tresembles) us. /.
This weeks slip o. the tongue:
u feel like he does about it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
Uncle Roy Corner

Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit
used mercury when be made
liquid thermometers. The same
liquid metal taiso called quick
silver, Is employed IN many
Thermometers Of the present
time, but cClored alcohol goes
into others.
Within the ordinary range Of
Temperatures. mercury Is more
accurate, but Il fails Id extremely
cold weather. When the tenn
perature falls to IS degrees be-
low zero. the mercury win freeze.
Alcohol. on the other hand. won't
freeze until the Temperature goes
down 10 more than 200 degrees
below zerol
q. Are Enhrenheit tlseFxnemet-
ers pppulsx at the present time?
A. They are common In Eng
incorporating countries. On the
rnzinland 81 Europe. however.
they are little known. Cent?
grade thermometers have taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03

Mr.. Champion led the queen Of
hearts and Mr.. Dale saw that he
had II top tricks. II the dia-
lr1onds broke 3-3, he had IL
tricks, but he wisely decided not
to bank everything on that. To
set the stage for q possible
squeeze, he conceded the first
trick, noting that Mr.. Muzzy sig
nailed encouragingly with the
eight spot.
Mr.. Champion now led the nine
Of hearts. This may have been
q satisfactory play with q good
partner, although even then the
Jack would have made things
crystal clear.
The iiirle Of hearts banned Mr..
Muzzy. After long thought he
felt called upon to go UP with
the king. This left him with the
four which, Of course, would not
beat dummy,s seven spot. and the
whole burden Of guarding the
heart suit now rested on MIR.
Champions shoulders.
Mr.. Champion also had the Job
Of holding on to four diamonds
to stop the run Of that suit. 1t
turned out that he couldn't do
everything.
Mr.. Dale won the second trick
with the ace Of hearts, cashed
the ace and king Of spades and
then ran all five OF his clubs. on
the fourth club he discarded the
eight Of spades from the board.
On the lead Of the last club
Mr.. Champion had to make q
play from q holding Of the jack
Of hearts and his four original
diamonds. It was absolutely GER
tain that II he dropped the heart,
dunmy's seven would take q
trick.
There was at least q chance
that Mr.. Muzzy held the queen
and Jack Of diamonds. so he dis
carded the i've Of that suit. Mr..
Dale then discarded the heart
from dummy and ran four dia-
1nond tricks for his contract.
Although Mr.. Muzzy could
have prevented the squeeze by
playing the four OF hearts al
trick two. we'll have to lay the
blame for this one on Mr.. Cham
pion. He had nothing to lose BY
leading the jack Of hearts after
his queen won the first trick.
Then Mr.. Muzzy would have had
no reason to go up with the king.
tor would he have decided 70
play that card TO lubbock ''?)
Scopyrisht, 1854. General Features Corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
to the Wise s,A,.. t,ss. cslsy

No. DO not use LIKE for "as.
as If, as though. Better say: I
feel AS he does about 1t.
Wrong: sYou sound like you
have a cold Right; You sound
as If you have ascold.
Wrong: I'm do like / please
Right: I'll do as / please.
Wrong: HE acts like he was
insulted.n Right: He acts as
though he were insulted.
Bristol: Why do some persons
say sparrow grass" for ASPAR-
AGUS?-R.
Answer: At one time aspar-
row grass" was the customary
name, but since about 1900 1t
has been considered dialectical.
Distributed By McNauEht Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03

now that I shall never move 10
Azizial
In the United States. let me
note, Death valley IN California
ranks as the hottest area. II has
3 record Of I34 degrees above
zero.
n Won went free eepy III The is-
tnetrated lsafiet, Xeur Body ~ work.
yelups 70 unc1e Ras N care " The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
I, s.u--.s,--,.--s
as~---.s.--.-,.'-....ss-1...a.

their place IN France, Germany
and elsewhere.
q. which kind of THERMOMETERS.
Ii more scientific?
"A. The centigrade. It has zero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
Our Presidents
By Honore N. cotudol

1--Fifty-six years ago yes
terday. q future President
took Office as Governor Of
New York. Which President?
2--Today Is the birthday Of
theswidow Of which President?
3-This Is the anniversary
OF o great military victory by
Gen. Washington during the
Revolutionary War. What
battle7
ANSWERS ON next page.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-03
Word Game
Find 20 or more words In
KEARRAMGE.

Find 20 or more words In
REARRANGE.
meaning, to arrange or adjust
anew. Average Is II: time limit.
20 minutes
Mules AZ the same. WORDS must VI
nf four 81 mere testerA u words which
aeauire four ietteFs " the ad4ttfon If
49, such ae efHmtss cAfF afe act
used. 8. Ffnp&r names are not Hs4A.
Aaswes - TRACKING
tang, txnk. tarn. tsk1ng. faekine stek.
tina. sgxfn. fFneiug. track tfix. trick,
racine, rain, f4n& faktns. rant rank.
rack rating TiNnt rex rinxg tetl1f
ekin alktc. eaklnks cogtzmH. eAifrs cant,
caring cigar. Grating, Efegs crank ktH4.
knit. NICK gain. Katt, Rtf6 EtanG &n4ts
Erfns 9Fik arnin.. grant. "A
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Famous Fables
gv EE Edoar

REPRESENTATIONS
Ing hts younger days, the
late drarnatist Ferenc Mol
mar enjoyed having his
friends over for q game OF
cards. TO his first wife. who
did not play, these sessions
were q bore. She did every /
thing she could to discour-
age them.
Molnar and his cronies
once had an exciting session
that lasted into the early
hours OF the morning. Along
about 2 am. Molnar adj
dressed his flrst words 10 his
wife.
Dear" he called. would
you please bring some re-
freshments and q new deck
or cards?"
After q few minutes Mrs.
Molnar came out Of the
kitchen. bearing . tray
When the players absent
| mindeily reached for the
platter they discovered that
IL contained cards fried In
butter.
APPETTTE-Hu xorn opera
star Ernestine Schunaann-
Helnk had d ravefcGs appe-
title which never failed to
amaze fellow artists. One
day, in q restaurant she was
about to die into IN enor-
NOUS steak when Enrico Ca
rus0 passed her table.
Don't tell me you're going
to eat that all alonel" he,
gasped.
''Cf course NOT she re-
piled. I'm waiting for the
potatoesls
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J. AUTO GARAGE
nnpTEp AND rHATTFTETI

Aust have chaufieur's license. Good
working conditions; paid holidays
aa ySestionsz E Apply e b WI
Silver Spring. Nd, Ju. 5-Ts0g.,,
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YOUNG MAN, 1924, alert. depends
able high school graduate pre-
ferred. assist purchasing agent, act
as messenger and Office helper, use
company station WAGON; salary
open. Call XII. g-s765 or k1. p
rt0O Att ANTIf. RESEARCH
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HELP--MEN

SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. also
extras. Apply manager, CROSBY
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. preferred
but not necessary. Apply 310 5th
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HlLpMlh
SALESMAN

Tire q Rubber Co. has IN
opentng for an expef, salesman:
salary plus bonus, car furn.. ali CO.
sor ri appt. so4 x K /. s sss. ne e 80
SALESMAN
Manufacturers merchandising spe-
eialist wanted BY one Of the world
lRrgest candy manufacturers foE
washington area: high-type. clean:
cut energetie man between Is and
working through and in co-opera-
ton with companies, Independent
super markets and super market
ehains. This Job Is hishly promo
tionaI and previous experience
calling on retail trade Is desirable,
Car necessary. Liberal guaranteed
salary and expense allowance,
Wondsrtys OPPORTUNITY tyo f0r aS Ssnef,
available. Applicant selected must
be able 70 furnish $3.50 cash bend,
I Taise sos s aeoss s.sr
sALEsMEN. 2k 10 So years old; ex-
perienced In Nelling and merchan:
dising harvard: good pay anc
chance for advancement for the
right man. Apply Mon. through
Thurs i77s You st. NV. rs
Statesmen - Expanding into new
Territory. VIII need 2 expert sales.
men for Washington, D. c. and
surrounding territory. The men
We select must meet our auaiif-
cations. Must have experience IN
handling Of funeral directors and
morticians. For further informs.
BASKET COMPANY, 323 Niagara
~. Ruffalo. New York. state I'll
qualifications In first letter. 80
statesmen (2), for an. established
md expanding corporation. to. sell
AWNINGS, taIousies. screens, storm
windows. Venetian blinds. ano
MANY other items; S76 yk: against
commission. Leads furnished. Trans
poTtation REQUIRED. 202l 17th 81
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Phonograph Record CLERK

.Fxper. only. Good salary. State age,
experience and salary expected. Boa
231 s., Star. -
pHOTOGRAPnkRs. for home sitting
fuh or part time. Apply 514 10th
PiHsofno ;S;i sle nS'i CAMERA sAIEs.
MEN-Colnplete familiarity with
varied photogr equipment nee,
s@ssSsry, ApRly Va w. I Ki, ss.e4 Ut
|PLAsTERERs (2b) wanted immsd.
white mechs.; plenty work, WE
$4,000 til noon; Sat" WE. 5-ea24'
PLUMBER, experienced in. jobSing
and femodeiing. References. ~
r fIHSis; sober and reliable
ao S pay RE. 5-7426. II
lPIUMBERS (2J, iobbing and repair
work only. Only exper., STEADY
sober and reliable men need Apply
Steady work year round. Call OIL
PLIUiSMSiB,iERs, exp. repr. driy. permit;
4 wk j. PAWToWSKi. RIA. 3-0843
PLUMBER, experienced In toohin1
and rcmodeling. steady work, good
wages. ia. a-b3.iU. -
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS. expert
Employment. JE. 2-2242, 27
PORTER: drug store: experienced
good ref; $40 per VIZ. to start
NO SUNDAYS. Box 40o-R. stsnLs
ORTER, eolored. stock work;
drivers permit: good pay: perm
CENTRAL LIQUORS, bls 9th Nv
IPREssMAN. exper. on Kelly g.: day
work. full or part time. *. 3-96S4
asSNsr n AZ saaSSS ev Experiences s
man. to make up, lock up, and run
presses: ability TO operate piaten,
automatic, and Miehle vertical
necessary. Bog 41o-T. star. rs
PRODUCE MANAGER, expef.; sooc
pay and working cond.; company
pays insurance and hosp Apply EE
once, 1928 Rhode Island ave. ne
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ground Tor MANAGEMENT training
program. Good salary and OBJ
portunity for right man: for inter
view call Mr.. LEWIS. RE. 7-3502.
sALEsMAN--Weil established firm Of
for an experienced salesman 10
call on jobbers and chains in
Maryland and D. c. A fne. per-
manent, dienifed connection for
an energetic salesman. For details
write z. K. LAY CO., ll40 Subur-
ban Station Bldg, Phila. 3, Pa.
SALESMAN, upholstery and alp COW
er. exper.. good opportunity. HOFF-
MANN'S uPHoLSTERS. 2447 18th
st. NV. -2S
SALESMAN. to call on beauty salons
In Metropolitan Wash. Area: must
have Ss;1 weekly o, SraE a Snos
CAN BEAUTY 4 BARBER SUPPLY
CO.. 1913 18th st. NV. %
SALESMAN, kitchen and bath re-
modelling dept; married: over 20
with auto. Must understand basic
mechanics and present references
at time Of interview. average
sarninSs S3,so9; ySd 5eggg hospital
OlUys- O01AN W WGoo& GH NSAu
PANY. --3l
SALESMAN. real estate. live wire.
interested in making money. Call
Mr.. SMITH, sales mgr. UN; A.
1900. rs
SALESMAN, part-time work in shoe
store. Apply WHrTMAN'S SHOES.
$3.50 Fenton st., Silver Spring, Nd,
JU. Slit. -
SALESMAN. experienced in selling to
churches and schools. Choir robes
and church furnishings our spe-
cialty. Exceptionally fne opportu-
nifty for right party. Write. stating
experience, Box 2l0-T. Star. 3
SALESMAN. jewsIsy; active credit
jeweiry store. steady employment.
pleasant =. surroundings, company
benefitsAlkood salary and commits.
sion. Apply manager, KENTS, 1Ql
18th st. NV. No phone calls. -3l
SALESMAN $500
Under IS: 3 years exper. selling
Institutions. Car necessary. Com
mission plus. Interview here. Mr..
FORD INA. s-2340l.
ROYD'S. Cor. G. and 18th
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-. MECHANICS
TRUCK-DIESEL


TRUCK-DIESEL
oood opportunity for experiences
Tst-eiass mechanics with old estaD-
uShed arm. Steady year-rouno en-
niovment with good working eon-
Sitinns References required. Apply
IN nerson at 1884 Esd 81. NV
Unless reliable. do not Apply.
MECH1NIC. BICYCLE--Fully expe-
FENCED on all types OF bicycles
Apply 424 9th 81. n.W.- 20
.MILLWORK CHECKERS
And experienced laborers in STOCK os.S
millwork. Pay aecorcsns aI, ana
sseonrss.nydabis: medical dement's and
ysestion. Box 470-T. star. --2s
MiTTWoRK ESTIMATOR, expert;
enced and Thoroughly capable o.
eStimatIng from plans, capable y
checkine lob requirements ena
seTyicinR. Excellent OPPORTUNITY
with large organization. Saiars
open. Ali replies strictly eonf1daen-
tial. Box $40. S-Star. UlpS
MOVING HELPERS IND D mi moi
az. experience - prs snhsT am ~
ana hard workers. Immediate open.
ing Apply in person, 1921 NORM
Washinston blvd. Allinstop,, va
MuITiLiTH OPERATOR - II you
want something steady and can oo
clean yoTk - st ssx s s9s-s' e1 ssar
MuLrrLr1H OPERATOR y antss;
lob printers. Must be tops; nith,,
est paid salary In the city , Mus J
be wiling to Join union, WYE WYE
and tell us shout yourseeu;r stsy
plies confidential. Box BLOT. gar
NIGHT MANAGER, for parking "a
rsTe; excellent working conditlons'
hpply In person, 5l4 llth 81. Nv
N IA IT. WATCHMAN JANIToR,
white or coiored. TO clean windows
wax floors. IL midnight 70 am
only sober. honest Ss t.d MAJ wh Write
N fSf a4sNvTA 4sc 'hhM wanted 10 ,SI
is,Se Yacht basin. Prefer man
familiar with boats and waieI
HABITS, but not essential. hiso
need i daytime maintenance nan n,an
Must be sober and reliable. f hast
ences. Apply giving sees ana ot5ss
III STog RirS e eG ssuffkiiRvisS is opsnins
in old established fuel oil company
Tor service manager. Exeellsnt op-
portunity for right man. BOX 3s3-A'
PSSliaNsfERs. LIST class. reliable, steady
work. Apply At 2o4 Q. cleVeianSa ST.
PAiNTE Ss experienced, steady .sI..,, en- q;
nIoyment, KAY CONSTRuCTION
Co, 3206 Weller fd.. wheaton
pAfnNTrRs WANTED, only LIST elias,
can be used. Non drinkers. Sai
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