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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-13
Catawba
News
BY EDNA NEER DAWSON

Miss Stella Hume of London was
the guest last week of her sister,
Mrs. Ray Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hayes and
daughter, Cathy, entertained at
dinner, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie
Hayes and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Grove.
Sgt. Ethel J. Jones of Heidel-
burg, Germany was the weekend
guest of her sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Hall and Miss
Koneta Minnick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Parks and son, Tommy, of
Lima, were afternoon guests at the
Hall home.
Twenty seven relatives from Co
Iumbus, Plumwood, Mechanicsburg
and vicinity enjoyed an ensemble
dinner Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Loveless and
family. Among the guests were
Mrs. Loveless' grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Weese, and
grandson Bobby, OF Mechanics
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Loveless,
Mrs. Welthia Hale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Loveless and family,
The Friendship Circle Bible
class of Trinity Methodist church
was entertained Sunday evening at
the church. Mrs. Lawrence YeaZell,
Miss Maude Runyan, and Mrs.
Percy Romp were hostesses. Mrs.
Paul J. Neer was devotional lead
er. Mrs. Mary B. Tavenner gave
two musical readings, appropriate
to Mothers day; Mrs. Neer being
accompanist. Refreshments were
served. Others present were Mr.
and Mrs. c o. Timberman, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Arbogast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Millard Allender, Mrs. Glenn
Loveless, and Mrs. Florence Locke
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-13
CANAAN twp.
Community News
MARTHA RoRY Reporter
Big Darby Baptist Church

Big DARBY Baptlst SnuFCh
Sunday School 9:45 AM.
Junior Church 1890 AN.
Worship Service 1870 AM. and
8 PM.
Hour of Power, Wednesday
8 Pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baker and
sons were Sunday guests of Mrs.
F. B. johnson, MIR and Mrs. How
ard Griffith and son OF Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Beachy and
family entertained with a family
dinner Sunday. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Eli G. Beachy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Christner and children,
Miss Lena Beachy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin E. Beachy and children.
Sunday guests at the Hennis-
Roby home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Lambka and Mrs. Ella Hen
mis-.
A 9 lb. II OF. daughter was born,
by Caescarian section, Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Miller. The
Millers also have a son, in first
grade at school.
Mrs. Florence McKitrick was
honored at a surprise Mother S
Day dinner Sunday Attending
were Mr.. Faye Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wade and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Johnson and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Martin and sons. Mrs. McKitrick
was presented with a Dormeyer
mixer and utility table.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary
Roby were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Roby and Bennie, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Cooper and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lombard and
daughters, Mrs. Orville Wilson
Tom, Hugh, Neal, and Charles.
Charles Williams was a dinner
guest. Monday, Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Roby and daughters. He
left for service in the US. Army
on Tuesday.
Harold Sparks received his dis
charge from the US. Navy last
month. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gusta L. Sparks. He is en-
ployed at TimkinS in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Siebold anc
daughters of Walcutt Road were
Monday evening guests Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Rollin Sherwood.
Mr.. Elbert Sturgeon Of Gle0fOrC
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Toby
Tuesday.
Mrs. Austin Harbage underwear
major surgery at Mt Carmel Hos
pital on Tuesday. Her room mum
ber is S58. She is convalescing sat
isfaCtorily.
Mrs. Lorice Sergent underwear
surgery Friday in Doctors Hos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Blaming " for Delinquency
Superficial, ANA Organ Says

It said q true delinquent
wouldn't be caught dead" inside
the recreational centers pro-
vided for youth with the aim Of
reducing delinquency.
Placing such youths In corr
receive institutions Of any kind
is almost sure to fail, the Jour-
nal went on, because an institu-
tinnal environment is not con-
ducive to the development Of .
mature personality.
The journal said in an edi-
torial that delinquent behavior
occurs when . child Is repeated
~ confronted with situations
that he cannot meet with satis-
faction through acceptable ac-
ton.
1t said preventive measures
should include more child guid-
ance services In the schools.
better mental hygiene instruc-
ton for parents, better training
Of teachers and teamwork be-
tween psychiatrists. psychiatrie
social workers and other profess
sional persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Officer Wounded
In Gun Fight With S
AP Wir,ephoto. :.
By the A,soeicted Pres,

BOSTON. Jan. IA patrol
man was shot and critically
wounded shortly before midnight
last night by one Of q five-man
gang he caught trying to rob
the Astor Theater Of $1,000.
Officer Edward p. Connolly,
80, although shot in the chest,
chased the gang to the curb
and fired through q window Of
the car in which the men at
tempted to get away. One Of
the shots creased the forehead
Of a man identified as John w.
Mccarthy. 80.
With his gun still blazing, Of
flcer Connolly slumped to the
gutter. but the sound of the
shots attracted several other po-
licemen afoot and in cars and.
they grabbed four Of the men
on the spot.
The nth man was arrested
shortly before dawn today In q
cheap South End hotel.
In addition to Mccarthy, the
men--all charged with suspicion
Of armed robbery and shooting
with intent to kildare Richard
Purnell, 80; James Moynihan,
80; Joseph Fay, AZ. and Lester
Shand. 80, all of the South End
district. Shand was the fifth
man taken into custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Two Men Held in Robbery
And Beating Of Janifor

Two suspects have been ar
rested for the yoke robbery Of q
21-year-old janitor. who is re-
covering in Freedman's Hos
pital from injuries received dur
ing the attack.
Charged are Maurice J. Wood,
"a, of the 1900 block of Fair
mont street NV, and John r.
Jackson, 81. Of the $500 block
Of Eleventh street NV. Both
are colored.
Sergt. Herman A. Payne Of
the Robbery Squad said Horace
Suber, colered, 81, Of the 500
block of Randolph street NV,
told him he was sitting in O
friends automobile, parked in
the $500 block Of Eleventh street
NV, on Christmas Eve. when
two men opened the door and
pulled him out. Mr.. Suber told
police the men knocked him
down, stomped on his stomach
and took $35 from his wallet.
Sergt. Payne said Mr.. Suber
made no report to police at that
time. but three days later he
was admitted to Freedman's
Hospital for internal injuries
resulting from the beating.
Sergt. Payne and his partner,
Miller O'Neil. traced the sus-
poets through Mr.. Suber's de-
scription and arrested them
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Suspended Official
|0f Border Patrol 10
Face Security Board
~ The As,oeiafsd Pros,

DETROIT, Jan. IA veteran
immigration border patrol in
spector. suspended from his post
at Sault ste. Marie In a loyalty
case, will face a Security Board
hearing In q fight to regain his
job.
He is Harold K. Nettle, 81, who
was in charge of the 500 patrol
when he was suspended last
October 8.
The Security Board hearing
will be another move in his bat
tie against the formal charges
filed three weeks after his sus-
pension.
Gen. Joseph NJ. Swing. COM
missioner Of immigration and
Naturalization, suspended the
Nettle Sin the interest of national
security" He said it was because
of Mr.. Nettle's associations with
certain of his in-laws believed to
be members of or sympathetic
with the Communist Party.
Denies DisloyaIty.
Mr.. Nettle repeatedly has de-
MED any disloyalty. Last No
vember he sent SIS afiidavits, in
Guiding his own, to the United
States Deputy Attorney General
atuesting to his loyalty. Many
of these came from officials Of
Michigan and Ontario police.
Mr.. Nettle said he was noti-
fed December 20 by Clifford j.
Nelson. security officer Of the
Justice Department, that the
affidavits had been reviewed and
that a favorable recommends
ton could not be made ION the
basis Of the present record"
Reported ON In-Laws.
Gen. Swing said MIR. Nettle
had travelled from Sault st.
Marie TO Minnesota several times
a year to visit his in-laws. Mr..
Nettle said he had reported ac-
tivities of some Of his in-laws
ito the appropriate Federal
agency" several years ago.
There are no circumstances, !"
Mr.. Nettle said, (which would
compel me to act in any way
contrary to the best interests of
the national security of the
United States"
Mr.. Nettle is q veteran Of Is
years with the border patrol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Union Aided BY Priests
Wins Election Easily

ROCK ISLAND. H., Jan. r.
The CLIO United Auto workers,
In whose behalf Roman Catholic
priests Of the area had inter-
coded, won q collective bargain
ing election by more than 2-to-1
at International Harvester's
Farmall works yesterday.
The JAW polled 1,740 votes
to 760 for the Farm Equipment
United Electrical Workers, q
union expelled by the CLIO as
Communist dominated" in 1919
Eighty-one employees at the
tractor plant voted for no union
Catholic priests In seven cities
Of the Rock Island area Sunday
urged their parishioners en-
ployed at the plant not to vote
for the FE-UE union. The
priests said the FE-UE was
Communist dominated and
the election was q moral issue
The president Of the FE- UE
local retorted that religion al
an issue has no place In this
election"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

CHICAGO, Jan. THE Jour-
nal of the American Medical As
ISOLATION said today 1t Is super
ficiai and hence fr1litless" to
blame parents and Objectionable
TV programs and comic books
for juvenile delinquency.
although in many instances
parents are partially to blame
for the delinquency OF their chill
dren. this Is too easy an in
dictment to make. and in almost
every case other factors in the
child's environment will have
been found to have played con-
trihuting role" the Journal said.
Discussing ohjectional tele-
vision programs and comic
books. the journal added:
Harmful as these may be.
they are far more likely to pro-
duce In the average child night
mares and heightened anxiety
than they are 10 lead 10 crime.
and the problems Of where to
draw the line In censorship are
almost unsurmountable."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
PROPOSALS

SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION CONTRACT
NO. 1885, W6SH.--WATER MAIN
AND SEWER CONSTRUCTION -
Sealed proposals for constructing in
list Avenue. Landover Hills, Prince
George's County. approximately 675
feet Of 6-inch water mains, 446
feet of 6-inch and 40 feet OF g.
inch plain concrete or vitrified pipe
sewers and 435 feet Of sewer
house connections. will be re-
ceived at the ONCE Of the 6ecre-
tary-Treasurer of the WASHINGTON
Suburban, Sanitary Commission,
Hyattsville. Maryland. until Nom
day, January IA, 1855 at 200 PM,
Eastern Standard Time. at which
place and time they viii be publicly
opened and read. Plans. Proposal
Form and the Special Provisions
for this contract may be obtained
from the ONCE OF the Chief Engt-
neer OF the Commission, upon de-.
post Of $500, which deposit will
be returned to bidders or to those
returning plans and forms In good
condition. RAYMOND W. BELLAMY.
L. 8. RAY. ]. NORMAN AGER,
Commissioners. Attest: JAMES B.
PARKHuL. Secretary-Treasuref.
1AX . q u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
va Service Medal Given
To I. Beriram King

The Veterans Administrations
Exceptional Service Medal was
presented yesterday to T. Ber-
tram (Bert) King. recently re-
tired loan guarantee officer.
The eleventh VA employe to
receive the honor, Mr.. King
processed more than $26 billion
in home loans for veterans be-
fore his retirement. He has been
in charge of the loan office pro-
gram almost since its inception.
Mr.. King resigned effective
December 81, to accept a post
with the National Homes Ac-
ceptance Corp, Of Lafayette,
Ind, as a vice-president. He
joined the VA as q legal con-
su1tant in 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Herbert Morrison, 81,
Honeyrnoons in Britain
sy me Assoeiassa Press

ROCHDALE, England, Jan.
Herbert Morrison, deputy
chief of Britain's opposition La
Dor Party, and his bride honey
mooned today somewhere" in
this Midlands Industrial area.
The 67-year-old former For
eign Minister and Miss Edith
Meadowcroft, 46, and q promi-
nent amateur golfer. were mar
ried yesterday in the Anglican
Parish Church here. The church
was packed for the 25-minute
ceremony and police held back
surging crowds outside.
The groom's longtime politi-
cal adversary. Prime Minister
Churchill. sent the couple a
silver and wood cigarette box.
Mr.. Morrison's first wife dssd
In 1858. He and Miss Meadow
croft met at a golf course In
Switzerland last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
New Peress Probe
Seen IN Senate BY
Daniel and Watkins

Senators Daniel. Democrat, Of
Texas and Watkins. Republican.
Of Utah said today they expect
q new investigation Of the case
Of Irving Peress to start soon
after the Senate reorganizes its
committees under Democratic
control.
Or. Peress, q dentist. is the
former Army major who figured
in the Mccarthy Army row.
Senator Mccarthy. Republican.
Of Wisconsin has accused the
Army Of concealing the identity
Of the person who gave DR..
Peress an honorable discharge
after he had cited the Fifth
Amendment on questions about
communism.
Senator Mccarthy contends
Dr.. Peress should have been
court-martialed.s
Senator Watkins headed a spe-
cial committee which recon-
nended that Senator Mccarthy
be censured for some Of his con-
duct in investigating the Army.
But the Utah Senator said he
also believed the Peress case
should be cleared up.
Full Story Sought.
Senator Daniel said he censid-
ers it makes no. difference now
whether the Army makes a new
explanation Of how the Peress
case was handled. 1.-THE public
is entitled to have the facts set
forth through an official Senate
Investigation he said, adding:
And. whatever these facts
are. they won't be as embarrass-
ing as having people point to q
closed Pentagon door and saying
that they Cat the Pentagon)
feared to give out the true story"
Both he and Senator Watkins
said In separate interviews they
have been informed that the
Senate Investigations subcom-
nittee, whose craftsmanship
Senator McCarthy is relinuuish-
ing to Senator Mcclellan, DEM
ocrat, Of Arkansas, win conduct
the investigation. II for any
reaso nit does not, Senator Wat
kins said, Il do plan to move in
the Internal Security subcom-
mittee to investigate it."
Unfinished Business"
Senator Mcclellan declined to
discuss subcommittee plans, but
said the Peress case possibly
comes in the category Of unfln-
ished business" before the sub
committee.
Senator Daniel said he and 40
other Senators, Senators Nc
Clellan and Watkins among
them. have signed q resolution
he viii introduce Monday to add
impetus to the investigation. It
would place the Senate on rec
ord as reafiirming that the
Communist Party is part Of "the |
international Communist con-
spiracy."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
MELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANTS, semisenior and jun
Tor. for ONCE Of local CPA ffm.
state age: exper. and salary req.
Box 119-k, Star. %
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local cPA ofaee;. excellent oppor-
obtain diversified experience In pub
lie seeoilnting. Reply stating eee.
experience. education and salary
expected. Box 1S5-R. star. 20
ACCOUNTANT OR BOOKKEEPER---
y To maintain accounting records OF
the city Of Rockville. municipal ex-
RsyfDss GERS 80 sss " asRR s
St. Rockville, Nd, -
ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOW IN
STALLERS, experienced in ingtalln-
ton of storm windows: need trucks
and tools; good salary. Apply Nom
day Through Friday. 9 70 8: 2SiA
4th st. ne. --S
APPLIANCE REPATRMAN - steady
appliance repairs; full or part time:
must have automobile. WEST
BROOK RADIO. 5B0S Conn. ave.
Wo. 6-e40e, or Sunday. wo. $1,000.
ARCHITECT, fully experienced m
Semmerei esnte sspsclaSg sESI ransnt
experience. Wonderful opportunity
for one who can take complete
clnarse, including construction. Give
Qualifications and state whether you
have knowledge Of structural and
mechanical planning. Boz 4A0-R,
Star. --p !
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. ver-'
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pertence. Permanent. future. Large
national manufacturer steel parti-
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SPECIAL NOTICES tcons.l

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the men,
beEe Of the ENTERPRISE EEuERA1
SAVINGS AND LOAN AHoOCIA-
TON. Wnshinetons d. G. Tor the
YsTpose q elsctien ef directors and
business that may properly come
before the meeting win be held at
the once Of the association. SIS
Pc. ave: nv. on wednesday. Jan.
~. 1872 1sss a. Z osiesk pm. FRANCIS
THE ANNUAL MEETING o. the stock !
holders Of The washington Title IN
surance Company. for the election
OF directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction OF such
Sronsht before & me naseting. pl VII 81
held ct The ONCE OF said company
at 200 O'clock p.m.t Monday, jan
a IRg Z; 1922 JOHN 4 sTADI-
NOIlCE-The annual meetine Of the
ssockhoideTs q tns Second National
p. G., for the election Of directors
for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction Of such other business
IS may be properly brought before
bang. 1888 q St. NV. Wsshinston.
D. c.. ct IL O'Clock noon. on Tues
day. January IL. 1885. The polls
viii be open between the hours Of
JONI 4. REILLY ELI .n PrssiSe SiReA 0'm'
m ACCORDANCE WITH the provi-
sion Of law, there being due and
unpaid charges for which the un-
dersigned. Vet Vans Of Virginia.
Inc. IS entitled to lien Is
nsfsr 9n s snd sS Ss n n
having been given al parties known
TO claim an interest therein, and
the time specified in such notice for
payment OF such charges having
lie suction 1t the auction rooms.
Son. Auctionesrs ee5 = street i. w.
v Masninsson b r 81 9 solI siSsy ram
q the foIicWinS: NJ GG Ro Scr i Ksst.
ing. Mrs. W.. a. anderson. Mr.. 3.
Augsburger, Mr.. w. &. Birming-
ham. Morris q Clark. Mrs. =. I.
Gss Frances M A Kins I8a hsaag
Harold Marley, Mr.. James r. Mou-
sted. DR.. James c.. Pinney, Mr..
Eonert n simmons. g. e. Tileston.
count Mr.. George Armstrong, M.
and Mrs. Donald Feather; ali being
stored with said Company in its
Warehouses and all to be more spec
cifically announced and described
Be on exhibition IA and i1 may Be seen cen
at the place of sale Adam A.
Wesehier q Son Auctioneers. 905
Z Street NV. Washington. D. c.
on the day .preceding the sale.
Of all Of these goods on Friday,
January IA. 1855, the sale will be
continued on such succeeding days
thereafter es may be necessary to
S saamnPiete ,a sac. o NsF VANS 81 vlR-
Road. Arlington. Va. ALFRED =.
GROVE. President.
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FORMS 81, Q, b.. lob applications
prepared and typed. Personnel eorn-
selling. ExCH. 6ERV, CO., i740 r
81. NV. Room 4s. ST. 3-6te6. 81
PERMANENT. Is; shampoo and finger
ccoEiEdssse' ,a Wgote 3 Il Nv. BEAUTY
NICE. PLEASANT HOME for elderly
invited. NO. 7-S24s.
your home writ. Se.sii Grf Tor f possi Ss
nleduetion monthly payments. Box
! VIII S stst' be Responsible for any
afsts sini r sSso spssris X pgssE
WANTED RIDE TO Pentaeon from
Atlantic and .. Capitol 20 2-37sS.
CANDY GLASSES start Jan. IL
JAY s l; CANDY 10y SCHOOL. ~
AVERAGE Row HOUSE roof painted,
minor repairs. material included;
all for S32 n down bal IN 30 days:
v AZ sS sI Il su sRsiIRs Honk ,or
elderly persons. 24-hour nursing
care; licensed by stats and county.
ail&EoGsSrarsc, 500 copies. ss.ss
isao Sp i. = Nv. ..sn an HAc 81 81 ss 49,
.S5sslans.s ladltid sss Efiss-ss|ssoos s
ADuL1s-rTANo CLASSES sun.
stfmulAting. ~ Is ner lessen, an
music furntshed. n ron have no
tins W p 1isso pm. H. s-e5s7-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

TO: IRWIN A. MOYER, il liying-if
deceased, the heirs thereof: You are
hereby notified Of the existence OF
an unlawful condition on Lot Sl4,
So. 3043, known rs premises rear
g eleeoS Ss,a Merton y * TS, NV w wash Wash
doned automobiles, miscellaneous
refuse, tin cans, bottles. Hnclean
papers. plaster. and an old coca
cola box In violation of Title 5. Sec
ton 504, D. C. Code. You are
condition to be corrected on or
before the 18th day Of jan, 1885.
Upon your failure so to, do, the
said unlawful condition will be cor
rected by the District Government
cost OF this advertisement. viii De
assessed Is tax against said land.
s. Spencer; r. r. Camalier: r. A.
Lane; Commissioners. D. C. ja5.6,7
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT M RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than my own.
PFC. DORIS 3 LEACH, 34o1 10th
ays Colmar Manor. Nc,
other than myself. ERWIN p.
0RAvhs, IIa4 N. Randolph e.. Ari..
VIII NOT M REsPoNsIBLE for
sny ceo sor oI SS snsn nOss soR
fELv1N R. EsTKP, Landovef. Nd.
INCOME TAX RETURNS PRkpARKD
--File nowl Accounting and book
5 5ssea is T s.. ~ san returns pre-
INCOME INCOME TAX SESffuRNs prepared
u YOUR home " sxper.. reliable ae-
1 WILL nor BE responsible FOR any
assss gss pa y N TIFF fP g scs
Elmhirxt DR., Fails Church. VI. %
WE HAVE sold our business ~ 325o
~ st. NV, to 0eorgetown Srppliers,
Inc 2 MORAN CO. and John
TMk AMNyAL MEEIINc Or LHE
ffnss Company Of the District q
Columbia for the election Of pifec-
tors for the ensuing year and such
other business IS may come before
ne MEETING WI g held on Tues 2
O'Clock noon. 81 the once Of the
Company, Fifteenth and Il Streets.
Northwest. washington. p. 6. Trans
fer books will be closed from the
hrst to the ffteenth OF January,
1855, both days inclusive, IRVING
ALL INCOME TAXES
Sth and D. nv. municipal tax center.
900 9Th st NV. I'm. a0S, Ri. 5-eitL
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MANHATTAN AUTO
AND FOREIGN CARS"
AUTOMoTTVE MECHANICS

AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS
Five top men for ONO truck plant
for night and day service shifts;
see see Me- 9s' sa v SHNRR SoToR
Co. Alexandria, Va. ~
AUTO FAINTER, capable OF taking
full charge. Latest-type spray booth
Z TO work In. Good pay. We're always
AUTo WHoLEsHIERs nc. 1881.
A fEFden PsqNrE Ea n asELPEa, coior.d:
must be experienced. good oppor-
CARROLL. 1881 BladensburR Rd.
AFRO Hi; RADIO REPAlRMAN. expert.
encso il repairs 81 ali makes Of
auto and home radios: good salary:
disqualification avail. paid vacation.
Apply In person. Clio 0eorgia ave.
AUTO SALESMAN. experienced man
only. top salary and commission.
tanity FOR live wire. Apply HER-
l sfnECs. sth snd E Sc; ny; ~. 81. -,
Old estabiished dealer has very very
good proposition for right man. Ase
Afro sAIEsMAN 10 sell new and
used Fords, the hottest car in its
Htlu tuuhys AL CoH1plflr UtuEuto1
demonstrators furnished II you are
experienced and have good refer
enees and II you can sell cars, See
Northeast Motors for one Of the
best pay plans in town, Close co.
ordination between sales MANAGER
and sales stan. Apply In person,
Q to 4. Mr.: Porter Or Mr., Whiteraft
NORTHEAST MOTORS. go Bla-
A iSRs'a sssaIiEss1hsN. age $3.50. zen
new and used cars: must be exper-
fenced. excellent pay plan, trans
portation furnished. See Mr.. MEL
son. ~, 1915 baltimore ave. Col
lege PARK Nd, uN. $4,000. --13
AUTO SALEShfAN--To sell new and
used cars with growing Lincoln
Mercury Dealer. Experience prefer.
red but not essential. Liberal pay
plan with car furnished. Health ae-
cfdent and life insurance benefits.
Man selected must be willing worker,
desiring to learn In excess Of $500
per mo, See Mr.. Klopfer. KLOPPER
L1NCOLN-MkRCURY Fairfax Circla.
Va. Crescent $4,000. 20
AUTO SALESMEN---We need f2y az.
Rresstve, new-car shiesmen, with eX-
perience. to sell the No. 1 cal. Of
the year; excellent commission plan,
Plus other dement's; demonstration
Turn. LOGAN MOTOR CO., 2Of7
Va: ave. nv. NE. s-2e1s. Ask for
Mr.. KOVAI. 10