davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

have made many observations on vari-
cites. Lee wheat which is resistant to
leaf rust but not to stem rust, seemed
to tolerate the 15B much better and
come through with a heavier test
weight than any other variety. 1t was
covered with rust spores, but in 1854 at
least, it took it.
Many reports have come in stating
that Rescue stood the rust fairly we'll
1t isn't resistant to 15B, but surely, if
it did pretty good job in 1854, it
should be given some consideration
in 1855.
Of course, another good reason for
using Rescue in the area where rust
caused the greatest losses last year is
its resistance to sawfly damage. The
loss from this insect was far greater
last year than many producers sus-
pected In several counties sawfly loss
alone was two to three times greater
than it had ever been.
Thatcher, Pilot and Ceres took a
beating in certain areas, but will no
doubt make up a substantial acreage
in 1855.
Selkirk, the new 15B resistant spring
wheat, will be in very short supply in
1855. From results obtained in test
plots in 1854, it is evident that, while
it is resistant to 15B, it is not immune.
1t is also quite apparent that in areas
with an average rainfall of less than
Is to Is inches, it can get hurt rather
badly by poor growing or droughthy
conditions
Montana Seed Growers Association
At the annual meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Montana Seed
Growers Association held Jan. IL and
Is, F. A. HaIverson, Lonepine, was
reelected president; John Baringer,
Hathaway, vice president; Ralph D.
Mercer, secretary-treasurer, and Ar
thur F. Shaw, assistant secretary.
Other members of the board are Frank
Maurer, Great Falls; George William
son, Sand Springs, and Henry Nesbit,
Regina. Dr. A. H. Post, head of the
Department, Montana State
College, is an ex-officio member of
the board.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

Here's the new MN tractor that's 5-plow all
the wagon every fuel With it, nobody OUT
performs you whether on gasoline, Up gas,
diesel fuel, tractor fuel-y0K name it. This
Minneapolis Moline Model GB packs the
Section-sized capacity you need, on the fuel
you want to use. You farm with the big drill
hoolupS, the wide-cut harrows and disc plowS,
the Reproduction machines that can really
drop your production costs.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15
IgEW POWfR on Y0UR FVEL!

You've got to drive the GB, and feel that tre-
mendouS high-compression power take hold.
to know what farming with this tractor can
mean. Factory-equipped for Up Gas, the GB
delivers IA belt and "a drawbar hip. factory
test. Engines for gasoline, diesel and tractor
fuel bring you host of MM-pioneered adj
vantages to get the most in Iow-cost power
out of every gallon of fuel.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-02-15

Start, go and Stop-you've never seen big
tractor so easy to handle! You've got power
full 12-volt electrical system for quick starts,
new Splt-beam lights for night work and road
travel, handy double drive-plate clutch,
brake pedals that work up through the plat
form, trim ViSionlining to help you see your
work. Available with regular or live power
take-off. On either side of the Flote-Ride seat
are new fulI-croWn tenders.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

The Jonathan Alder Local
Board of Education, Plain City,
Ohio, has announced that contracts
have been awarded for the con-
struction of the new Jonathan AL
der High School on Route AZ and
Killbury-Hu Road. The one
story school, designed by Joseph
Baker and Associates, architects of
Newark, Ohio, was contracted for
completion on or about December
80, 1856.
Low bidder for the general and
electrical contract was the Sever
Williams Company, Washington
c. H., Ohio, with a base bid of
$417,000. However, the board of
education made it possible to ac-
cept or reject alternate proposals
for an additional sum of S27,577.
The plumbing, heating and venti-
lating was awarded to r. NJ. Giehl
and Company of Columbus, Ohio,
on a combined bid of S96,356. Unit
costs of the base bids is S10.58 per
square foot, or of construction con-
tracts (including alternates) is
SLIP per square foot.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

The architects state that the
building is of contemporary de-
sign, with academic and arts
classes separated into two wings.
Completely fireproof, the building
utiliZes glass, aluminium and brick
in a pleasing exterior, while the
interior will feature glazed tile
wainscoting throughout, terrazzo
floors in areas of hard useage, and
light-colored asphalt tile floors in
classrooms. The building includes
complete classroom facilities for
science, arts and crafts, homemak-
ing, business education, physical
education, industrial arts, music,
and vocational agriculture, in ad-
dition to academic subjects. 1t has
an administrative suite, a general
lobby, a health clinic, teachers
lounges, an auditorium (separate
from the ample gymnasium), cafe
terra and library, all designed with
an eye to attractiveness and ease
of maintenance.
Those interested in early Ohio
history will find of absorbing in
terest the story of Jonathan Alder,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

At a meeting held Wednesday
evening, November 9th, in the
home of Miss Besse Sewers, the
So. Charleston-Southeasten Alu-
mni Association selected the fol-
lowing officers: Co-chairmen, f.
o. Florence and Warren c. Nell
son; vice-president, Jim Carr; sec
retary, Mary 10 Hauk; treasurer,
Ruth Osborn.
Mrs. Wilhelmenia Caldwell was
in Cleveland last week where she
attended the funeral services Of
her brother-in-law, Arthur F.
Blaser. Mrs. Caldwell was accom-
panied by her sons, Philip of
Bloomfield Hills, Mich, and Louis
of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Glendon Swan assisted by
Mrs. Emmett Cheney entertained
the members of the Good Earth
Garden Club in her home on Mon
day evening, November 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roberts
entertained the members of the
PYADS Class of the Presbyterian
Church for their November meet
ing on Sunday evening.
Less than 2 percent of the babies
born in Sweden in 1854 died dur
ing their first year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Well Drilling
Rig Goes Over
Sc Foot Cliff

A $4,000 well drilling rig was
completely demolished last week
when ii went over a 36 foot cliff
near the Shawnee Stone Quarry.
The outfit belonged to Ernie
Bushong of Plain City and the
cause of the accident was attrib-
uted to the air pressure going out
of commission.
The rig was being used to drill
blast holes at the quarry and was
said to be blocked up within 25
feet of the SO foot cliff AS the air
pressure gave way the giant rig
moved forward and crashed to the
bottom of the quarry. 1t was one
of the largest we'll drilling outfits
in the country and it was a COM
plete loss. No one was injured in
the freak accident, Mr.. Bushong
had just walked away from the rig
a few feet when it broke loose.
1t was stated that the loss was
covered by insurance which was
carried with the Joe RUmmell in
surance firm of Plain City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

for whom the school and the dis
trict are named. An early resident
of northern Madison County,
young Jonathan (born September
IL, 1873 was taken captive by the
Indians in 1871. His brother, Da-
vid, was killed by their captors,
but he was spared because his hair
was black and "he would make a
good Indian" After his return to
the whites and to his aged mother
in 1905, Alder often regaled pio-
neer audiences with exciting,
though sometimes grisly, tales of
his life with the red men. Always
however, he spoke fondly of the
couple who reared him as their
son.
One story tells of the adopted
Indian almost dying of starvation
while spending a winter on Darby
Creek, in Madison County.
Alder is generally credited with
having prevented Ohio Indian trib-
es from joining the British during
the War of 1912. He died January
30. 1849, and is buried at Foster
Chapel, four miles north of West
Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
S. CHARLESTON
HY MRS. n. T. NELSON
ph. S-8375 q 8-8502

Mrs. Robert Elder and Miss Ju-
liza Elder motored to Chicago Fri
day where they were joined by
Miss Anne Elder who accompanied
them to Madison, Wis, for sew
eral days visit with relatives.
Little Miami Rebekah Lodge
will hold their annual inspection
at special meeting on November
22nd., at 8 pm. in their lodge
rooms in the Masonic Building.
Hilda Rohn of Yellow Springs and
District Representative will be the
inspecting officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bales of
xenia, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fos-
ter of Selma and Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Craig of Pitchin and Craig
Cherry of Columbus, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cherry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bolen
and. Charles Coe were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Coe in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kemp
spent Tuesday in Columbus.
John Matson,a student at Miami
University, Oxford, spent the
weekend at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Matson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CRUDE and
son, Chuckie, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dray
of Washington c. H.
Misses Norma and Helen Slough
were in New Lexington Sunday
where they visited with Mrs. Cate
Cox and Miss Nina Collision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davidson and
daughter, Marilyn, motored to
Delaware Sunday and visited with
Mr.. Davidsons father, H. G. Dav-
idson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Rea Jr. and
daughter, Patti, of Columbus,
spent the weekend at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Rea Sr.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
SOUTH S0L0N
BY MRS. RUTH DIFFENDAL
Phone 327f

Lawrence c. Blakeley, 3rd class,
enlisted in the u. S. Air Force in
August and took his basic training
at Sampson Air Force Base, Cen
eva, N. Y. He is now stationed at
Shepherd Field, Texas. He is the
son of Mrs. Ella Robinson, Spring
field RID. 5 and Lawrence Blak-
eley, Mechanicsburg.
II Mrs. Margaret Anderson of
Springfield spent the weekend
with MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson
and family.
Mrs. Cleo Rothe has been added
hired to teach the third grade.
Mrs. Irene Smith, who had been
instructing the third and fourth
grades. will continue to teach the
fourth grade. The extra teacher
was necessary due to the large en-
rollment i'm both grades.
Lee Harper, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Harper, who has been serv-
ing with the U. S. Army in Germ
any is now home on furlough.
The Minute Maids met on Thurs
day evening in the community
building. Attending were, Mrs.
Howard Murry, Mrs. Roger Ben
nett, Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Mrs
Keith Rowand, Mrs. Paul Daugh-
erty, Mrs. Stanley Marsh and
Viola, Mrs. Donald Mace, Mrs
Kenneth Berry, Mrs. Conrad But
cher, Mrs. Harlan Riegel, Mrs. Joe
Clawson, Mrs. Donald Marsh and
, Mrs. Bruce Baughn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gossard over the
weekend were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
dell Burtness of Omaha, Nebraska
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tulley of
Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Murry
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Murry at Kettering.
The Womens Fellowship of the
Congregational Christian Church
will meet Dec 1, in the home of
Mrs. Hiram Riegel.
The 18th anniversary of the
WSCS was observed Thursday at
the Methodist Church with Mrs.
Elizabeth Lewis, Xenia President
of the Wilmington district, guest
speaker. Several guests were pres
ent representing the Milledgesville
and Spring Grove Churches. Fol-
lowing the business session and
program, refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs. Kenneth Berry and
Mrs. Blanche Gordin to: Mrs.
Chas. Lower, Mrs. Ancil Spears,
Mrs. Frank Pickens, Mrs. Minnie
Oren, Mrs. Allie Neer, Mrs. Chas.
Lutz, Mrs. Odell Jackson, Mrs.
Eva Henry, Mrs. Robert Hawk,
Mrs. Marlin Gordin, Mrs. Blanche
Gordin, Mrs. Robert Crabbe, Mrs.
Thurman Bentley, Mrs. Rhoda
Butler and Mrs. Hugh Anderson.
Mrs. Jay Gossard, Mrs. Richard
Mckenzie, Miss Bessie Wolf and
Mrs. Joe Daugherty attended
meeting of Garden Clubs at Lon
don Saturday evening.
No man who continues to add
something to the material, intel
lectual, and moral well-being of
the place in which he lives, is left
long without proper reward.
Booker T. Washington
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18


will in
in
mh townships
wi
Of he ines undm mosfm ] he
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

From all the state reports coming in! Motorists
who used to add two quarts of conventional winter
oil between changes say they add with Soho
PREMEx! Tests show this revolutionary motor oil
cut your winter oil consumption much as 46B
Unlike conventional winter motor oils Premex does not thin
out when your engine gets thoroughly warmed up Instead
of squeezing past piston rings and burning IN your COM
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

buston chamber Premex stays in your fabrication system
With new Premex you also get quick starts and instant
fabrication on the codest winter mornings The vs
costly index of Premex high this motor oil COM
bnes the easy starting characteristics of number 10 oil
and the low consumption qualities of number 80 OIL
No matter what make age of you driveyou find
out with single oil change what Premex do for YOU
Evening star., 1955-06-19

DoUBLE-ARcH coWL CONSTRUCTION
The ventilationsystem air chambers
actually double arch of steel that
is an integral part of the body This
sturdy structure acts as a girder,
adding the strength of an extra cross
member to the frame. 1t contributes
to Chevrolet's solid feel on the road.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
I7-votr ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

I7-voiT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Delivers tIOice the punch of electrical
systems in other low priced cars! This
means quicker starting in all weather,
with up to 80 per cent faster cranking
speed, better ignition for finer per-
formance, and greater reserve of
electrical power.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
ANTl-DlvE BRAKINC

Chevrolet's the only car in the in
dustry that stops with it's head up!
Anti-Dive braking control is an ex-
elusive Chevrolet development that
greatly reduces the tendency to nose
down under sudden stops. You stop
on the level-without lurchingi
Evening star., 1955-06-19

HicH-tEVEl VENTILATION
Takes in air at hood
high level, away from
road heat, fumes and
dust. A special air
chamber beneath the
ventilationlouvers pre-
vents rain from enter
ing the car and supplies
a more even flow of
air. You enjoy the
best of ventilation.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
This exclusive
collection
can be yours !!

Chevrolet brings you these fine features. No other
Iow-priced cor gives you and it is with this
kind Of quality that chevroets stealing the thunder
from the high priced cors! Come see it and drive it!
Evening star., 1955-06-19
sAll-RAce STEERING

Special ball bearings in the steering
system roll with the turn of the wheel
to reduce friction. Nothing makes
steering and parking easier except
Power Steering itself. And only
Chevrolet and higher priced cars
give you ball-race steering
Evening star., 1955-06-19

This Week Masusine = June -. 1855
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HAP WoMEN

SALES cLKRKs-TAKoAGA PARH
Pull time employment, experiences
with variety merchandise preferred,
union pay scale; vacation, sick
leave, retirement, other company
benefits. Apply COOP SuPEh
DRUGS. 9e54 New Hampshire ave
JU. s-3s00.
sALEeGIRLs, ase 1895. must b
neat in appearance, exper. helpful
good working conditions. and start.
ing salary. 5-day VII. Hrs, $3.50
an. TO 8 pm, Mon. through Fri
WALoREKN 4 CO., Pentagon bldg
sALEsGIRL. experienced In furni.
ture and decorating; salary ant
commission: excellent working con-
ditions. Apply In person. WALEe
DECORATORS, lte0 N. HIGHLAND
St. Arlington. Va. -l0
sALEsGfRL-CASHiER - Pernaneni
position. In self-seryice store, i2-s
pm. until Christmas; thefeeftel
10.B:30 pm. GREETING CARD
CITY, 1927 q ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
SALEsGIRT,

5-day week. starting salary. S45,
Sell fabrics for dresses, dTaperies,
slip covers. ETC.. This is a steady
Job. Some retail experiences Is nee
essary; Apply Mr. MeTber. YARD
STICK. fl2s r st. nv.
sALEsLADY. good salary. plus com.
mission, excellent opportunity fol
advancement UNION FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCE CO.. 1929 II ST
sAfEsLhD'YR0 4 0fss for PROTESTANT reIIessu, S
church or Sunday school WORT
No phone calls. Apply sO7 O st,
sAIEsLADIEs. experienced: fun a apc
part time. Apply 9ll2 I4th 81. NV,
NARY BAYNEs dIFT BHoP. -
SALEsLADIES-For ehiidYer,e wear.
excellent working conditions with
sewr, sao9 starting !. salary. Apply
sETDA,S LIS y st. NV. I'D
sALESbADIEs-Mature, experienced
children,s wear, $3.50 am. to o pm
$50 New Hampshire ave.
SlALhSLADY--Q Outside selling. mari
time. contracting government aeen.
cies and convention bureaus for
hotel Write details OF exper. and
qualincattefs, Including picture n
possihlei hours viii Sc arrange
eongenient to you. Write Box 243.
.. 6laf. 30
sALEsLADY. exper.. fuA or pari
time Mon. after / g noon. UNCI, &
BILLS TOY TOWN. JU. S-2727
sAI.EsLADIEs, part time. for might
openlngs before Christmas; lineerii
or dresses; attractive positions,
JosEPH r. HARRIS CO.. 1924 I
Evening star., 1955-11-06
SECRETARY

Must be experienced IN
rental department Of large
real estate ONCE. This is a
permanent position with un-
limited opportunities for ad-
NancemeKit. Reply. giving
complete resume OF your ex-
perienee. present salary and
salary expected. Box 3f9-A.
Star. n
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HELp-woMtN

OFFICE ASSISTANT, age 1910.
perm. positions sen. once work.
incl, some tipping. 5 days. st. sal.
S50-S6q MANAGEMENT CON-
suLTANTS. INC, suite 600. l406
PAYROLL cLERK-zPermanent po-
sthoa With well-kuoWn organiza-
tion. Excellent opportunity for ad-
Yaueement. Biweekiy payroll, Abfl-
lty to oneyate MGR 1000 and
Remineton Rand calculator Good
accurate typist with aptitude for
figures, Capable OF learning other
duties within the division. Age.
22<35. 5-day week. Many employe
benefits. In resume. give aRe. edu-
cation, and experience. Box 195-B,
PAYROLL CLERK, permanent posi-
tion, 35-hotlf week, previous payroll
experience helpful but not required,
For application forms, call WO.
6-6s00. Extension As, or write
Accounting Once, AMERICAN UNI
YERSITY. Wash. 16, d. c.
RBX OPERATOR. must be expert
eneeui pleasant working conditions.
IN large ami h0flse f0 4 STAN
Evening star., 1955-11-06
STENOGRAPHER
Sten0graDI1erc

sSAASf9AcstSA tSAACA6
Immediate openings for experienced
stenografheTs under IS years o1
afe; TOT scientific research oTganl-
saston; must have ct least ? years,
ofiee experience; excellent WORKING
conditions 6-day week. liberal
Ex. 3-si00. Ext. 20. 80. IS =
sTEN0-CLERKs l21. hiEh scEooj
graduates. age 81 to 36. Good
hours, usual company dement's
Apply TO The CITY BANK, 9th
and Mass. ave. NV.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, re.
sponsihle and intelligent individual;
legibie hAnoYriting: no EXP. neces
Call Mon. DT. 7-2706. -
TEACHER. kinderaarten-natrsery 10,
small private school IN suburban
j MARYLAND. Must be cuaiffied ant
. nave successful teaching experi
eree Hours. $50 to sis. sart,
ing salary. $3.50 per mo. Call onI,
ssLNEeen $50 and 3 Pm, HA- p
IEaCilERs tWhitel--aany yacsn.
TkACffERS AGENCY. tieS h. Ed Eassis,
o.. Baito.. Nd. tMulbsrry 6-G660D
TEACHERS sS-Tmmediate positions tr
Anglishs social studies, guidance
speech and elementary. ADARfe
TEACHERS AGcy., 1871 q g. NV.
TEACHER, part time, 10 conduct
visits Of school children through
lumber yard and show sound movie;
time involved. about 1 u hours, Q
or 3 times b week during day AZ
your convenience: Opportunity 1oy
snlarglng part-time work In future.
ncatfons and hours Available. 70
Mrs. Dodd, HECHINGER CO., 18th
and II sts. ne. IS. 20
TELEPHONR INTERvIEWKRs,
white, experienced. TO work from
home. Write Box lT5.B, star,
Evening star., 1955-11-06
The Evening Star
llth and Pa. Ave. N. w.
STATISTICAL CLERK

Statistical section of q profession
association requires the services ol
Q competent statistical clerk WHO
can operate caIcuiator and per.
form statistical compilations ant
some analyses from survey data
We are looking for q beginner
with approximately 8 mos. expert.
ence In statistical, clerical work
who can be trained. This Is I
permanent position. Call AD
4-4seSs
Evening star., 1955-11-06

YOUNG WOMAN. white, for. dry
cleaning store. S45 VII: Apply in
person, no calls. ARROW CLEAE-
ERS. 6233 Georsla ave. NV. --7
YOUNG LADIES. to sell cosmetics
In spare time, no exper. necessary.
Can earn 500 wkly. For interview,
AD. 4-5069. Cali EN-. Sport still
9p.ri. iii
YOUNG Lady with pleasant tele.
phone manner. must type, no other
once experience necessary: Sp:hr.
oipicf oisplss nacHrsEss Mss saIssesssis co. sss os q.
NV. n-6
YOUNG LADY. tipping necessary for
training IN neE.car leadership.
Contact Mr.. KING. RA. $4,000.
for interview. <+E
XMAS MONEY? show and aasell
AYoN'S lovely gift line; earn $5-$7
Der hr, Several choice openings
nov. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
PART.TIaaE SURVEY WORK
straight salary. plus car expense.
Morning work only. Car nee. No
selling Must have personality and
and 4 Pm, HE. 4-b051. --6
MARSHALL FIELD has . few open.
enterprises for parf-tiiiie or fun
time women In the d. c., Md. and
Va. areas. Weekly earnings guar.
Anteed for full-time workers, PART
time workers will average StS6-S99
weekly. Applicants must be $500
and nave high school education.
For interview appt. call uN. 4-560S.
INCREASE INCOME, show friends
lovely hRndkerchiefs. Easy sales,
repeats, experience unnecessary.
Exclusive opportunity. SCHMID
co. Dept: 81 Kingston, N. Y,
HMMEDfATELY, personahie, intelii-
gent. Need SIS up, 25-ilour wk.Y
Age 23-50; car nee. ia. T-7693.
AMAZING EXTRA MONEY PLAN
brings you $150-S300 and more In
your spare time before Christmas.
just take orders for our quality
gift items from friends, netgh-
bors. co-wcrkers, No Investment.
canvassing or experience necessary.
Also FUND-RAISING PlaA for your
church. club. school or orsaIiiza-
ton. Phone CLARK'S, DI. Sr4A04
today. for free easy money ,nlan
ana samples on approval. ss
WhkALUNy MD.---BOOkkeeper, S32bs
payroll clerk, S215-S30Q. Miss
NV. t3T. 3-3f64l. sGsv
AL THPIST, $1,000: Civil Seryiee
rating might help, white; know
real estate details. See MISS REED
only, at Personnel. 1911 q ST. NV.
QUALIFIED kindergarten teacher
7 Tor coop. preschool, In Arl.: avuiI.
tmmed. KE. 6-919e.
FART TIME sALEsLADY, with car.
TO sell and distribute Guardian
Service. Phone Ii. 3-5326. ~
WANTED. TODAY. SECRETARIES.
$1,000 wk,; few $t00 wk Typists.
$b0-$B5 Nk. Bookkeepers and jr.
accts., S65-$IQ0 wk. Place all
ages. 1890. All are welcome at
B0YDE test. 41 yrs.1. cor. q and
l2th. Visit now.
TT @ TN.A.1 Ns
Evening star., 1955-11-06
SECRETARY

secretary required for director OF
maintenance: S-day week: locafinn
Nationsl AIRPORT. caiI ST. ,3-4sn0,
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HELp-woMfn

SECRETARY. youns. career oppor.
IS secy. 70 ensineering arm ex-
ecufiye Shorthand. so W.p.m.. s
days. 81. sal, 70 $4,000. MANAGE
hfENT CONSULTANTe, INC, suite
600. l406 q NV.
SECRETARY, age 20-3s: resp. pos.
In Well-knoWn company: excel. adj
vancement opp0r.: 5 days. down.
town. 81 sal, Sa.a10-$ 81 200.
INC. Suite 600. 1406 O NV.
SECRETARY, exec, able to meet
ABBEY PERsoNNEr. ofRa isss Ess Es;sGa. &.
NV.
SECRETARIES. with COLLEGE edu.;
place 81 ages; 1885; jr. and ex.
SECRETARY TO MANAGER Of claim
Department at Young a Simon.
KNOWLEDGE Of insurance helpful,
bnt not essential. Pleasant sur
roundings. opportunity for ad-
vancement. excellent training. L.
Z: STHASBURGER, $40 woodward
BldR. DI. f-blS0.
SECRETARY GIRL FRIDAY. one
girl downtown once, dealing in 2fld
trust notes. Must have wide local
exper. In real estate. trust notes.
MORTGAGES. tnsur.. ete., and BE- A
good tynist. Good hrs and SALARY
e fieht girl. Mr. KRAFT. NE.
l Il