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HtLp-MEN
Insurance Salesman


Dur expansion program provides an
capable. industrious debit man Of
proven BACKGROUND Married. age
25-4O In addition to. free nos
pitali1ation. group life insurance.
sick cave and paid vacations, our
agency force works under the rest
contract In he field. passed on
NO CHARGE BACK FOR LAPSE
Substantial weekly salary 10 start
Mr. REID. Ma. S-2443. Tor inter
view
INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVES
Leading national IRE and casualty
insurance CO.. looking for young
men between $3.50 for sales train
ec.9SS as pSSsrsP sP Il, sSss .oyasnf hsge . fSsTs
an excellent opportunity for a man
interested in career that can
lead to sales MANAGEMENT with one
OF the Nations outstanding insur.
ance cos. Guaranteed annual sal
airy plus incentive plan II yon are
interested In YOUR future. call MR
lynn, DU. 7-5100. -2a
coiored for apartment de-
velopment; married. no children
lent WORKING conditions. Phone OIL
m. ACCOUNTANT: $500; private
once, 3 days. GENERAL EMPLOY
MENT 1907 H NV.
LAUNDRY RoUTEMAN. promoted TO
sales supervisor Need ambitious
man for established route. Must be
able to produce Married age 25'
As; guaranteed salary while learn
inR: 5-day week: company paid
vacations. hospitalization, sick
MANHATTAN COMPANY
1873 FLA. AVE NV. Du. 7-111l
80
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SALESMAN

For sportswear dept. in fine spe-
cfalty store selling nationally ad-
yertised branded quality merchan-
disc. Excellent opportunity for high
earnings and advancement. Exper
selling in local store pref Liberal
discount on purchases. Excel wcrk-
ing conds Apply Mr. Stewart
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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MEN

TO men who have sold and
men who want to learn to
sell we offer year-round
steady employment with
one of the most aggressive
sales organizations. We
want only men who are
sincerely interested in pro-
noting themselves to a
higher standard of living.
Men who are honest and
neat appearing. Good ref
erences required. Apply
Thursday and Friday, De-
cember / and 2, $3.50 am,
til noon, and / pm. til
4 pm.
MR.. OWEN
u, o. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE {
l724 y st. NV, 6th Floor.
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1919 %
SALESMAN

opportunity for expert
.enced salesman, age 25 to 46,
Selling and seFyicing established
retail stores Washington Metropol-
itan area Minimum guarantee S7b
week. Products nationally known,
days. JE. 2-2440; sunday. JE. 4
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orc. cLK.-TYPIsT, TRAINEE. -
Accounting clerks sts ss4S nsS mo
ALI -o,BR1EN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y Ave. RE. 7-T2s0
OFFICE FURNITURE SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity for right man
experience not essential: age be-
tween % and 40: drawing account
and commission: knowledge Of city
helpful. references REQUIRED. Phone
Mr., Sebastian or Mrs Walker. NE.
S-566U for appt. -3o
OFFICE MAN--Excellent opportunity
for 3 YOUNG man with high school
o! college education, between ages
Of 81 and IS, must have clerical
and accounting background and be
able 10 use typewriter: good start
irg salary and working conditions:
2 weeks vacation with pay each
year; company disqualification and
arnNity plan. Excellent chance for
SHTioNS SSIcTnSss0H dSsE 0s ARPt; RP,sTna 11 TIE FL
MA. $4,000. Mr.. Twine. IL
OPTlCIAN. must be top dispenser,
necessary. Also one lst-eiaSs optical
mech, capable OF doing top quality
GUILD WORK. JOSEPH r. HAIR
R1SON 1902 18th ST. NV. 80
PAINT SPRAYER, experienced only,
tof construction work: permanent
Job. Apply KAY CONSTRUCTION.
5000 Weller rd., Wheaton. Nd
PAINTERS, first class only. Apply TO
ARNOLD CONSTRUCTION Job.
Loc. a. Sargeant and Eastern ave.
ne. See foreman,
PAINTERS
Colored; must be expeY; refs. rec
Good salary. Apply Personnel Dept,
SAFRIIz CO. l424 x st. NV
PAPER HANGERs-Experieneed with
Sanitox. Apply CAFRfTz Co,
1874 X 81, NV Room 3i9.
PHARMACIST. young. experienced;
nnl5ernate sun; ALBAN TOWERS
PHARMACY. Wis. and Mass wo.
PHARMACIST. Nd. license. rood hrs. :.
Top salary: uLAssMAEoR PHAR-
MACY. Lo. 7-74O0, Il
PIANO PLAYER. white: sat. and
sun, BkRTs RESTAURANT, 1917
rEgMsssR.. for o. nsw.hou.e asorF i IN
and Journeymans card. WA X.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS. Apply
ready for work. 1907 r. !. ave. NE.
HU. $4,000. 40
PLUMBERS wANTED-Must nave
Transportation. H. r. LANG CO. !
LU. t-T62S 40
PORTER AND DELTyERY--wfil pickI
Up and deliver At District iinei must
have drivers license. Apply ROCK
CREEK DRUG, $500 Grub I'd
Silver Spring. JU a-l327. 80
PORTER. eolored for niehtwork In
NICE bldg. Apply los, Ring Bldg.
2un 18th 81 NV. 10 amt pm
PORTER. colored, must have hotel
sxper. over 30 yrs aae. Apply
HOTEL. 1924 K 50. nv. Rm. 3I9.
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Assistant Bookkeeper
$40 Per Week to Start

$40 Per Week to Start
Immediate opening, nerma anent nos
excel. opportunity for bright young
lady: many company benefits, in
cludinp vacation with pay, Please
call Mr., Reed for appointment,
MANHATTAN AUTO. 1706 9TH st.
NV. NO 1857 80
AUTOMOTIVE CASHIER. excel. op-
portunity for one qualified by
exper.; lge. dealer; numerous hsness
fits; good starting ssssisrv. call 20
You" Young lady lad twRiteJ FOR for lsrSe " auto
arm; experience preferred but not
necessary. must be. accurate and
reasonably fast typist; usual en-
ploye benefits. Call MR.. HARDIE,
DE 1850. for appointment. II
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman: new
shop; Sc. area. salary plus comm.
VINCENT ct VINCENT, 10. 7-la0O
BEAuTICIANS. permanent positions,
modern salon in. Queens Chapel
shopping. center. LORRAINE HAIR
STYLIST. On. 4-5o6O. -
BEAUTIClAR R-MANICURIST guar to
top any salary: busy beauty salon:
uDper Ga ave OIL 4.54Sl 80
B0OKKEEPER, young lady to take
able to handle full set OF books,
Supervisory experience necessary.
Salary open. Call ST. 3-1444, MRS.
ESENSThD. II
BOOKKEEPER. accounting ONCE;
must be good typist. Will. train to
operate bookkeeping machine; s.
with ability and experience. Ap-
ply Mr.. Estes. p. ]. NEE co, 746
5th st. nv. ~
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statesmen
SALESMEN-
SALESMEN

SALE0MEN
Full or part time employment. from
now until Christmas In furnish
mas department OF fne specially
store Experience In selling and
good local references necessary
Apply Mr. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r St. NV. 4
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be exper.. with refs. No nights
or Sunday work. ABBY 453l 18th
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
hnnIy Mnst hsrs ,ck sxgsEsass gTTxRe sa srRvT Te5s
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
evper. in fabrication and tire work;
local ref. req JoHNNY'S AMoCO
SERVICE STATION, 21st and N
sHiPiPING CLERK. exper. H.s.a.:
Duke st; $1.75 hr. POTOMAC
EMPL.. oil King st.. Alex, XII. g.
SHOEMAKER. must be experienced :
good salary. Cali IA. 1882.
soRP oPPoR4HNfTT9 s4tHSTTaS FOR RhAGanaEEE E1PERiC
ENCED NAN, A.. s. BECK SHOE
Co. 1910 14th st. NV. 80
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hELP--WoMEN
ACCOUNTING CLERK
High School Graduate

Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate, permanent Jobs: career
opportunity with reliable concern;
manual and machine work; no typ
ing: 5-day week hours 9-5, reg
ular pay increases; sickness and
Call Ma $4,000. Ext. 2s6. for ap-
pointment. --29,
ADDING MACHINE and switchboard
week. aIs next: paid vacation. em-
p1pyf sbaIi o'sfSspS 'ARfsTo cf.PpaNERs HPptS | |P%as
s Capitol st Ii 6.6a66 -2n
ADM. ASST. sECY. to 5000
Legal secretaries $50 up
Clerk-tvpists S5O-Sh5
RECEIPT -typiSts. work Patuxent, Md;
se00 plus room and board
Keypunch operator G43
Accountine clerks SID
ALLEN -o'BRTEN. Personnel Service
l4O4 N. Y. Ave. RE 7-T2S0
ADMIN. SECRETARY
Assoc. good shorthand --S4.e0l Vt;
Secy. to president corp. Ssn-SS5I
Secretary, under 30 --S35A ne
Secretary, personnel dept. M4l ?
Bkknr. retail $50
RkEnr -tynist. Bethesda $40
Asst. bkkprs,, several S65I
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
Chemical abstractor S4 600 Vt.
Receptionfst- t-typist. 8-4:30, S6h-S7oI
Statist. clerk-typist -- S3.4lbj
C,erk-typists, several So, i5 -yr.
Clerk-typists, beRinners- sh5-S60
Keypunch opr., IBM ---- S240 mo.
Rem. Rand keypuncb S2.775 W,
Comptoneter opr., ne. $50
ms. hostess, airport, $3.50 S940l
MiTeograph orr $3.50 yr.
Bkkpg, opers., all machines $50 IN
PBX-reeept upper NV, $40
PIX, some typing. young $500
once Tsrhine traineeS S4S 10 S50I
ATLAS AGENCY
f1nnuA EnA
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HELP-MEN

SALES ENGINEER, recent graduates
training on the lob and factory
school before becoming sales engi-
neer Full salary during trainine
period. Work with architects. con-
sulting engineers, and contractors
for promotion and sales of auto
matte controls for Temperature.
humidity conditioning and spe-
c1al process se'Sipmept;d Naei1nEitss
bonus. group Republication, life
Insurance, retirement plans. Apply
stating age, experience. qualiEca-
tons and education, Box Job.
Star 20
SALES ENGINEERS
Relocate in Ohio: eng. desree: bring
-,sums Mt. Ford tNA s-234o1
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th & G
SALESMAN : Experienced mems fur
niShings. Good salary Permanent
position. PLAZA SPORTS SHOP
ANNEX, 4e5 10th st. NV. -
experienced or we viii train. We
have fast selling deal sales aids
and financing unequalled any
where, High comm. earnings OF
5000 per wk. and more. Apply in
person between 8 m. and 2 noon
DISTRICT CONTRACTING CO..
261s Bladensburs rd. ne, -
SALESMAN. experienced, for mems
wear store Call Ma, 8-4b64. II
SALESMAN--ExeeIlent opportunity
in floor covering store: car heces-
sary: good starting salary and ex-
pense account. WHEATON TILE
CENTER. 10, 4-5s10. 2o70 Ken
sington Wheaton I'd. IL
SALESMAN, inside, restaurant sup
plies; permanent position with op-
portunity for advancement; b-day
week. See Mr. Owens, E. b. ADAMS
20. 64I New York ave. NV. II
SALESMAN. for fences. storm win
dows and other home improvements.
SAFETY FENCE CO.. 10. 1-1O00.
-b
SALESMAN, appliances; exper. pref. !:
draw. car allowance; direct leads.
sos Sth st. NV. ST. $1,000. -
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Career Opportunity

OdI C6I OPpU1 IUIIIVy
Por the man who has above average
present business does not afford the
opportunities or financial rewards
Commensurate with his capabilities
we believe We can offer the finest
arrBngement IN the industry for
establishing professional career
In the life Insurance business with
one Of the worlds leading life in
suranee companies. For q screening
Ma. S-4955. --2n
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white. hotel rm. maid for high-clasS
BLDG. for Sunday and weekday
work. Cd hourly oasis Apply at
II noon and 6-s m. 80
Exclusive Conn. ave.
preferred. one who can also do
pedicudes Neat, perSonable and
dependable. Attractive salary and
hours. High type clientele. ROBERT
g. THOMAS HAIR sTYLISTS. 1904
Conn, ave. Wo, 6-5246. Q through
9 Monday through Saturday.
MAsSEUsE. experienced: 5 days:
full or part time, Apply I'd floor.
MEAT wRAnPPPER. for self-seTVics
meat departments reference. Apply
MTpfcsI 8S6f GGnni nTaiBsok,AFoK:Y OK, niT: TECH. for
doctors once in Alex. Call oV.
MEDICAL TEcHNICIAN--powntown
physicians once. Salary open. MA.
s-6577. ewes. OIL. 1-2775. --2a
Mortgage Loan Trainee
Age 10 to 90 Permanent position
rate typist with aptitude for hg.
ures. Hours 9 to- 5, 5-day week.
Paid vacation and sick leave. Ex-
sellent company BENEFITS. Phone
Mr. WEIGH. Ma. $4,000, Q to 5.
MOTHERS (2) - 25-40. twhitel.
Would you like to earn $50 each
week for part-time work. hrs.
daily. Pleasant associates, no ex-
perience required. Room 624. I40A
NEW YORK AVE. NV. go
NURSES, practical, white. under so:
dav. or night; must be experienced;
prefer to live In. OIL. 2-T3O7 Il
NURSE. registered, to work in doc.
NURSE. white. age 2a to 10. private
hospital: references: live in or out.
Cali CO. 5-4T54. II
PIX OPERATOR-RECP.
For work In large real estate com.
pany. Must be thoroughly exper.
as PIX operator on busy board.
Ability to type Attrac., 20-35 yrs.
t,s., sse; GOOD salary, bonus and vaes-
1924 X ST. NV Room 3lQ
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PART TIME

tA4t A4V41
Pick your cwG hours. Good Jay
See Mr. williams at JUSTINE
CHEVROLET SHOWROOM, Hystts-
vile. g D m sharp.
OPPORTUNITY WITH A FUTURE
The EDUCATIONAL. DIVISION of
Field Enterprises, Inc, will employ
several aboye-ayerage men, age
25-35. TO UNDERGO one year OF in
tensiYe sales management training
average income Applicants must be
available by Jan. /. 1856. have
unquestionabie character and work
habits. College education or eauiva-
lent necessary For interview write
giving age education, work ex-
perience aud phone number Box
CSC. Star 90
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CLERK-TYPIST

ms2aSers a oas; Once me aERfpfAN Mefs HRRlf Afaf
HOTEL. 1901 18th ST. NV. Nc
DhonR rails
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HELP-woMEN tcont.)

B0OKKEEPER sTENOGRAPHER,
yart time 2 days week. Call
KITCHENS. INC, Wo. 6-2205 for
appointment "a
BOOKKEEPER for ladies' ready to
wear shop in Silver Spring; I-girl
ST. 3-2166. 80
accounts receivable for wholesale
concern. Reply Box 456-C. Star,
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CLERK
Temporary

Under 80 years. white. to work in
mailroom. Must be able to stand
AL day. Position to last about
months. Call personnel once.
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HELp-woMEk
CT.ERK-TYpIST

permanent position, nv. ~
some. tipping. Must be accurate with
details and type 40 W.p.m. Air.
conditioned bldg. Vacation and sick
leave; 5-day, 40-hr. Wk; cash
bonuses and other substantial ben-
edts. Call for appt.
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CLERK -TYPISTS

80 W 4 4 ~ 4 -
We nave openings for high school
graduates. is to IS; will consider
beginners; $50 to 4.45 pm. 5-day
profit cafeteria for employees: apply
personel ofice. 3rd n.
E0UITABI r LIFE INSURANCE CO
SIG l4th St NV. Il
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HELP-MEN Gent J


Eiectronic and mechanical. for re-
search work on ordnance. guided
missile and aircraft projects Write
fun. p. o. Box 596s, Bethesda. Nd.
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MAID

white. hotel rm. maid for high-class
BLDG. for Sunday and weekday
work. oD hourly OASIS. Apply ae
$500 Wis ave. bet $50 m. and
l2 noon and 6-e o m 80
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SALES ENGINEERS

Relocate in Ohio: eng. deEree: bring
rrsune Mr.. Ford INA. S-23401,
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th & G
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u, O.. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
l724 y st. NV, 5th Floor.
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EXPERIENCED MAN to work in
SIS Must be bet. 30-5n yrs. old
German or Swedish pref. Call ST
3-1294, ask for Mr.. COBBS. --2g
WANTED, man with some knowledge
OF hardware business. Call JE. q
24l7. a
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CLERK-TYPISTS
SECPETApTES

@NUVIO1IuN 1I1IIkJIs AOI VICO
ll0S 10th St. NV. at L EX. 3-72TO
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ERGO
DIVISION
ACF Industries,
Inc.
RIVERDALE, MD.
HEAD HOSTESS
For O'Donnell's New

Bethesda Sea Grill
CALL Mr.. WHITING. RE. 7-21o9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Spanish War Units
Schedule Meetings

Col. John Jacob Aston Camp
OF the Spanish War Veterans
will meet at 2:30 pm. tomorrow
In the United States Soldiers
Home.
Col. John Jacob Aston Auxil-
iary will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday
at 921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
for election of officers.
The department auxiliary will
hold a Christmas Party at 8
pm. Wednesday in Northeast
Masonic Temple, Eighth and F
streets N E. Willie B. Cole. child
welfare chairman, and Nora B.
Hill, entertainment chairman.
are In charge of the program.
Cash contributions or donations
of groceries are desired in or
der that the committee may pro-
vide a Christmas dinner for a
needy family with children.
Admiral George Dewey Naval
Camp will meet at 2 pm. Thurs
day at 921 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. Capital City Fort, Daugh-
tiers of '98. will meet there at
8 pm. for election Of officers.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp
will meet at 2 pm. Friday at
e2l Pennsylvania avenue Sc
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
will meet at 8 pm. Saturday at
Odd Fellows Temple, 4l9 Sew
enth street NV. officers will
be elected.
The Past Department Presi-
dents Club will meet Saturday
at the Kenesaw Hotel. Dinner
at $50 pm. Reservations
should be made not later than
Thursday. Call AP. 7-7648 or
ia. 9-9447.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Legion Head
Names Aides;
Posts Elect

Department Commander Louis
Zindel of the American Legion
announced at the last depart
ment executive committee meet
Ing the following appointments:
Department chaplain. the Rev.
James Guss Graham; oratorical
contest. Edwin Glover; aide to
the commander, Lesley Tanner;
assistant ad jutants, Frances
Harrison and Faith Windsor:
assistant judge advocate. Job
Barnard; Americanism, Matthew
McKeon. Richard Huver, Rob-
ert Lovegren. Joseph Stone,
Richard Trammell and Francis
K. Payne: assistant historian.
Emily K. Eek; assistant sergeant
alarms, Donald Spitz; conven-
ton committee, Lester A. Bar
Der: Sons Of the American
Legion, Myrtle Covert; Soap Box
Derby, Owen Heriot. director,
Cornelius Moerdyke and Patrick
Bradley. assistant directors; re-
solutions subcommittee. C. D.
DeLoach, William Y. Hill. Pat
rick C. Bradley and Harry Meyer.
The commander urged post
commanders to interest all Le-
gionnaires in reactivating the
Sons Of the American Legion.
Department Convention Chair
man Lester Barber requests post
commanders to submit the names
and addresses of their post rep
resentatives to the department
headquarters as soon as possible.
Chairman Barber announces the
appointment of Joseph Morgan
and Miss Marion Swaboda as
vice chairmen and Miss Edna
Hunter as secretary of the de-
partment convention committee.
The following posts have elect
Cd new officers.
Augustus p. Gardener Post,
commander, T. Munro Hunter;
vice commander, j. Monro
Hunter, jr.; adjutant. Corwin r.
Lockwood. jr.: membership off,
Ger, Mai. Charles T. Tittman,
and finance officer. Randolph L.
Titus.
Civil Service Commission Post,
commander, william johnson:
vice commanders. Leo J. Siclari,
Emery j. Adams and Robert NJ
Browning; adjutant. Susie E.
Wood: membership officer, Leo
j. Siclari, and finance officer,
Rupert L. Hunt.
Department of Interior Post.
commander, Joseph M. Morgan;
vice commanders. Hillory A. Toll
son. Leon w. Dupuy and Joseph
T. Madzelan; adjutant. Mrs.
Lucille l.. Graves; assistant ad-
jutant. Donald H. Miller; finance
officer, Miss Arlene Boiling;
membership officer, Lewis A.
jackson: sergeant at arms,
James B. Cox and Jack H.
Kildea: quartermaster, William
A. Schnettler; judge advocate.
Bernard Mayer; historian, Ber-
nard F. Darnell, and Executive
Committee, Stanford B. Ray,
Robert R. Lovegren and Floyd R.
Agrell.
Securities Exchange Commits
sion Post, commander. Carmelo
j. Infosino; vice commanders.
Eleanor Isaacs, Lloyd NJ. Dollet
and Ernest L. Dessecker: adju-
tant, William w. Swift. jr.;
membership officer, Francis P
McKenna. and finance officer,
Jack I. Elias.
Vincent B. Costello Post will
meet Tuesday and Sergeant Jas
per Post will meet on Wednes-
day. Both meetings will be held
ut the Legion Club, 433 Third
street NV, at 8 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18
WORK SEPARATE
SHIFTS, JUDGE
WARNS PARENTS

A Bay-twp husband and wife,
whose seven children aged one to
ten were left home alone while
both parents worked a night shift,
got an ultimatum from Judge Peter
Gulau, before whom they faced
police charges of contributing to
delinquency of minors.
They must work separate shifts,
so that one will be at home with
the children at all times, Judge
Gulau told Jose and Doris Villaron,
or legal action will be instituted
Personnel department of the U. S.
Gypsum plant, where the couple
works, offered cooperation in ar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18
ACCIDENT

A car driven by Homer L. Len
gacher, Route /, Catawba, was ex-
tensively damaged when Mr.. Len
gacher backed from driveway in
front of a Lake Motor Freight
truck driven by Richard Simon,
80 Seventh-st. Dual wheels of the
truck hit the rear of the Lengacher
car, deputy sheriff James Ellen
berger reported. No one was in
jured.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18
PAT CROHEN BENSON
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mr.: and Mrs. William Crohen
will go to Madison, Wis, Saturday
to visit their son-in-law and dau-
ghter, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ben
son Pat Crohen) and to return to
Madison the Bensons' two small
daughters who have been with
their grandparents here while Mrs.
Benson was hospitalized after a
polio attack. She is showing i'm
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18
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Juel Reed Cover, Editor

Juel Reed Cover, Editor
ottawa County News
Dear Mrs. Cover:
Now as | get time to think back
upon the Bond Issue campaign and
the factors which contributed to-
ward its success, | naturally think
of the newspapers first. want to
personally thank you for the very
fine publicity and for your whole
hearted support all during the
campaign.
1t has always been my philosophy
that in any campaign involvir- the
expenditure of public money the
public should be given all the facts
pertaining to the issue Your cover
age including editorials, special
articles, questions and answers and
so forth was the number one means
of supplying to the public the
necessary information.
The results have been most graft
flying and sincerely hope that you
will share with me some of the
satisfaction that comes with a job
well done.
Of course, | cannot help but feel
happy over the outcome, but in no
way do / consider it personal
victory. 1t was due to the splendid
cooperation of the newspapers, of
the numerous clubs and organiza-
tions and also the many citizens
of this community who are inter
ested in the welfare of the boys
and girls.
/ realize that the administration
has been made the guardian of
1925, 900 and / know that l can
pledge for myself and the Board
of Education that we will work
during the next two years just as
hard in the wise and economical
expenditure of this fund as we
worked in making it possible. The
vote of confidence is challenge
which the administration accepts.
Again my personal thanks.
Very truly yours,
d. d. Sims
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18

not least, the cheerleaders who did
great job on such short notice.
Thanks to the following for our
Dads Night at the PC Bellevue
game: Chairman Emery Floro; D..
D. Sims; B. H. Corthel; Neidecker-
Eberle-LeVeck; and Boyd Martin.
DTC sponsored fish fry follow
ing the Port Clinton Bellevue
game, for both teams, coaches and
players fathers: Jack Lay; Rip
Perry; George "Hopalong" Stein;
Bill Anderson and the Elks Club.
Once again, thanks for the fine
support and help you have given
us, it is very much appreciated.
Jim Chapman
President
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
The Downtown Coaches would
like to take this opportunity to
thank the several people and busi-
ness concerns who gave the DTC
help and support for our recent
activities.
Our pep rally and bon fire could
not have been the success it was
without the cooperation we receiv-
ed from the following: Mayor
Harold Jeremy; Walter Wangener;
Capt. Bill Robel and his regular
and special police; the fire dept;
Jim Brinnon and Gen. Stark of
Camp Perry; Gay Engler; Dave
Stanton and Printy Arthur and the
crack high school band; coaches
Joe Lukac, Bob Green; Dick Bloom,
Rol Wenzel; and the best football
team PC has had for long time;
The Port Clinton Herald the OF
taWa County News; and last but
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-18

Dear Mr.. and Mrs. Port Clinton:
The 1855 Boy Scout Finance
Drive has been brought to a close.
/ am most happy to inform you of
the great success, a total of $1807.-
81 has been turned over to the
treasurer, Toledo Area Council of
flee at Toledo, of which we are a
part.
Only thru your cooperation was
it possible to acquire such a won
derful sum. I wish to extend my
most sincere thanks on behalf of
Scouting for a job we'll done.
Sincerely yours.
Sylvester J. Fritz,
Port Clinton Boy Scout
Finance Drive Chairman