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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08
Tallahassee, Florida
The "Seder" at the
Israel Embassy
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN
1855, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc)

Copyright 1855, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 1nc)
WASHINGTON
failed penetrate Israel lines during the War
Arab na4or emerged in the
the night Of the annual Purim masquerade
ball
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08

ris, who saw couple animals where
they hunted near Cadiz, Ohio, but not
within range.
Ed S. Miller, former owner of the
Miller Buick Sales, took advantage
of his new leisure to hunt with his
brother in Pennsylvania. Each of the
men brought down a deer.
Further afield in Wisconsin,
Frederick Habegger, hunting with a
party of three from Lima, returned
last Sunday a week ago with nothing
to show for the trip. Don Cupples and
o. c. Hursey report seeing number
of deer in recent Michigan trip, but
none of the bucks were old enough
to bring down. Michigan law provides
the horns must be at least A inches
long. They hunted the upper PENN
sula at McMillen.
Joe Bucher of the Pine Hotel, also
reports seeing five deer in Michigan
without getting a shot, but according
to friends, Leland Garmatter bagged
deer in that state. ROLAND Koontz
hunting in the area around Claire
Mich, where he owns a cabin, is re-
ported to have felled buck severa
weeks ago.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08
Tardy Shipment
Of Trees Delays
YuLe Decorations

The arrival here of several
hundred evergreen saplings to
be used in creating Buttons
avenue of Christmas trees in the
downtown business section is ex-
pected before the end of the
week, according to Fred t. Lau-
riet, chairman of the Christmas
decorating committee.
The shipment of trees, aIredy
two weeks late, was delayed first
when the earliest trees cut, dried
out and became too brown for
/. Yule decorations. Another cutting
of trees destined for Bluffton
were reported to have frozen up
before being bundled for ship
ment from the north, thus caus-
ing a second delay.
The trees this year will be
mounted on the boulevard light
standards higher than has been
the custom in the past two years.
This will raise the lighted trees
above auto level, thus enhancing
their appearance and at the same
time they will be out of the way
of autos parking at the curb.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08

are TO be set up on the light standards
and decorated with strands of colored
lights to make Main street an avenue
of gaily lighted trees.
Prizes claimed in Treasure Hunt
which ended last Saturday night were
as follows:
Steinman Bros. Lumber Yard, hand
saw, David Benroth; Bixel Motor
Sales, auto compass, Oscar Wenger;
Button Plumbing Co., $500 cash,
Jim Luginbuhl; A. Hauenstein and
Son, perfume set, Ronnie Badert-
scher; Amstutz Grocery, $500 in
trade, Mrs. Blanche Wilkins; Vida
Vidella, wooden stole, Robert Koontz;
Horseshoe Grill, $500 cash, Sharan
Martz; Suites Dry Cleaners, $500 in
trade, Ruth Augsburger, of Pandora;
Meyer Refrigeration, electric whipper,
Leland Amstutz; The Gift House,
christmas cards, wrappings, table
cloth, napkins, Joe Bowers; Pats
Barber Shop, $500 cash and tonsorial
accessories, Laurel Bauman; Master
Continued on Page 16)
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08

The Edelweiss restaurant, Bluffton
will be the setting for a family
dinner Sunday honoring the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. N. Stoodt, Route l, Lafayette.
The couple will also meet their
friends in an open house celebration
of the event from 1870 to 5 .. m. in
their home.
Married December Ia, 1905, the
Stoodts have lived at their present
home all their married life. They
are members of the Liberty Chapel
Methodist church.
Mr.. Stoodt is retired farmer and
was also affiliated with the Ohio Oil
company for 25 years, and worked
in oil fields of Allen county for
many years.
They have one daughter, Mrs.
Evedna DeMaris, Bethel, Ohio, three
grandchildren,Lloyd Stober and Mar
garet Metagua at Bethel and Larry
Stober, Georgetown, Ohio. The occa-
sion will also be Larry's first wedding
anniversary. They aalso have seven
gret-grandchildren.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08

prize winning numbers. The window
shoppers compared Treasure Hunt
ticket stubs with the winning tickets
placed on rs gifts in the store win
dows.
Despite the fact that the contest
search ended nearly week earlier
than previous ''hunts", at least 40
Of the free gifts were claimed by
the crowd. The hunting this year last
ed only Friday night and Saturday.
Main street Christmas decorations,
usually timed to be in place for Win
dow Shopping night, were delayed
this year. Shipment of the order of
evergreen trees, which are to be used
to decorate each boulevard light
standard, was delayed.
Fred T. Lauriat, chairman Of the
decorating committee, said that the
first shipment Of trees Drowned out"
due to unseasonably warm weather
Immediately after cutting. A second
shipment destined for BIufton froze
up before they could be bundled, thus
delaying their arrival here.
AS soon as they arrive, the trees
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08
Hold Services For
Ruth L. Cupples

Funeral services were held in the
Perry Miles funeral home, Findlay,
Friday afternoon for Ruth Loretta
Cupples, 80, Route 1, Mt. Cory, who
died at 1926 p. m. Tuesday in a
Toledo hospital. Death was due to
bronchial pneumonia following two
year illness.
Born December 10, 1915, in Mt.
Cory, she was the daughter of William
A. and Bertha (Clymer) Cupples who
survive along with three brothers,
Dean, Mt. Cory; Donald, Bluffton;
Leonard, Claypoos, Ariz.; and sis
ter, Mrs. Edna Howell, Mt. Cory.
The Rev. Earl Leist officiated with
burial in Clymer cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08
Roy Reichenbach
Awarded Third
OSU Scholarship

A Beaverdam high school gradu-
ate, Roy Reichenbach, now a senior
in the college of engineering at Ohio
State university, has been named the
winner Of the scholarship presented
annually by the Allen County Ohio
State University Alumni association.
The scholarship annually goes to
the outstanding senior from the
county attending the university at
Columbus. The association plaque,
bearing the names Of all the winners
of the scholarship award, will be
placed in Beaverdam high school.
Reichenbach was graduated from
Beaverdam in 1850.
The scholarship winner is a 3.75
student in the engineering college.
He is presently attending school on
two scholarships, the Lazarus schol-
arship, and the Standard Oil Fellow
ship. He is a member of several
honorary groups and societies at
Ohio State.
Reichenbach is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reichenbach, Blufton
Route 1.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08

by local nimrods in Michigan and
Pennsylvania has also been received.
Wade Bechtol and Woodrow Herr,
hunting with Harold Brown, rela-
tive of Bechtol's, at Ellsworth, Ohio,
IN Mahoning county, each bagged a
doe. Herr's deer weighed about 21O
pounds and dressed out to $50 pounds
at the Swank Bros. Meat Market.
Bechtols deer was smaller, about $50
pounds, and was left with their host
at Ellsworth. The Bluffton men hunt
ed over some 500 acres of timber,
spotting four deer in all.
Ohio hunters were permitted to use
shotguns loaded with single slug,
but no rifles were allowed. Either doe
or buck was legal game.
The Kohl boys, Ralph, Harold,
Junior and Ted, hunted in Ashtabula
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08

county. Harold bagged an eight
point buck weighing about 1876
pounds, and Junior shot one about the
same size.
Up in Lake county James Burkhol-
der of Bluffton and Ralph Davidson
of Pandora each bagged buck. Burk-
holders was an eight-pointer and
Ralph's was a smaller one. In five
trips deer hunting, young Burkholder
has brought home four deer.
Hunting in the Warren area, Chaun-
cey Klingler of Ada, his brother Ray,
and Albert Welch of Lima, bagged
two does. One of the deer was shot
by Chauncey, the other by Welch.
Among other hunters of this area
who were not so fortunate last week
end were Don Edie and Gerald Craw-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08
DriUer Ed Glass
Gets NeW Chez

Bluffton high schools student driv-
ers are taking their lessons this week
in brand new 1856 model Chevrolet
The new auto was supplied by Boz
Williams Chevrolet, Inc, under an
arrangement with the school for its
driver education course. Next year,
according to plan, Bixel Motors will
furnish Ford for the classes.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08
SEASON TICKETS ON SALE

Season tickets for the Bluffton col
lege- home basketball games went on
sale Tuesday night at Founders Hall
gymnasium. Athletic Director A. c.
Burcky has announced that the tickets
sell for 75c each but season books
for all II home contests may be pur-
chased for $3.50.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08
NeU School Bus
DriUer APPOINTED

Raymond Powell, a resident of the
Bluffton school district on Route ],
Bluffton, has accepted the post of
school bus driver left vacant by the
resignation of Herbert Reichenbacb.
The announcement was made this
week by A. B. Murray, superintend-
ent of schools.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08
Treasure Hunters Jam
Main Street As HOLidau
Shopping Spree Opens

light misty rain accompanied by heavy fog many low
spots around Buon failed deter of treasure hunt
ers last Friday evening when Window Shopping Night officially
opened the preChsmas shopping stores
Main street beehive by 730 gathered
four and five deep front of windows search for the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-08
Local Deer Hunters Find
Best Shooting In Ohio

Unusually good luck is being reported by Bufton deer
hunters this fall with the best shooting being found right
near home in the eastern section of Ohio
During Oho short threeay which began last Thurs
day and closed Saturday least eight deer shot by hunters
OF this their companions Word of other deer being baggec
Evening star., 1955-06-30
HELP MEN AND woMfN
HELP-DokEsTlc
COMPANION AND HOUsEKEEPER,
white, wonderful opportunity. RA.

COMPANION AND HOUsEKEEPER,
white. wonderful opportunity. RA.
3-8140. 4S08 l4th 81. NV.
COOK, s.h.w.. 1--we in upstairs room,
private bath: school-age boy: $50
,TUsski Tsski references; OIL. 2-774s, %
rellaSis;: Ss good s. salary. is..f1 ~. 1850.
COOK -G.H.W.. thoroushly expeF..
to take complete charge Of apt:
5h-day wk. RA. 3-5fSO. before
1880 2 N; O. after Q pm. ~
need not talk English. Call ST. Sc
HoUsEKEEPER. white only: sleep in.
MAiDAwRiife.' for 2 working adults.
Good pay. May live In or out.
Health card: Must have excellent
references. Box .166.K. star. 80
MAID, L,,IlS.g. g.h;SE,;; . Sh-day & wk;;, Il, tong e
feaSired. fe1idrs1 III nM saa,SSss'; 80 Se'
Ironing; good with children; other
help; live in. Box 193-M. Star.
COUPLE, experencied, 1st class;
recent refs. Chauffeur, butler.
housekeeping. cook. OIL. 6-4l21.
ELDERLY WOMAN, eolored. ,exps-
yienced with child care. childrsn's
ages. 3 mos. to 3 yrs. WA. 6-S723.
SILVER SPRING FAMILY vants
someone to live in. care for chill
ar drysn' e s;h x.aaa$$so II $so mo- must I'D hsVs
WHITE WOMAN, assist with house,
work In small home: nye In: pvt.
WHITE WOMAN to care for infant
while mother works; 5-day week.
CoEoRE2DSo oEo2SoS CHRISTIAN LADY, care
1.yr..old child for rm., board. AD.
1851 before 1880 an, after
B:3O pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
INSTRUCTION. coURsEs

TUTORING In organic chemistry.
reas. rates: positive results. Phonc
rsiSarf fifsI Il IssTnHccTioSS SSsss z French s
Ems. Classical Greek. Lat. Morning
or afternoon. ME. S-6653. Uni.
ExfSRsiiisSNscED TUTORING BY z aual-
ifed COLLEGE graduates; elem. h.s.
and coll. subjects. Call RA. 3-t714.
FRENCH LESSONS by newly arrived
woman broadcaster and writer. Oh.
fBx .,iki;cEP SCHOOL. Bono sIds.
s s5boIr.s real M board 5sdassawSh awh1s pay gegse'
GRaESGsS sshosTIiMIxaD q SessinlnSer
SCHOOL. Air r-conditioned; b0th ".
1898 O st. nv, Ma. S-325e.
ear typing. 81 wkiy. Free Eng
lish class for typing students. Type.
writer's loaned for home praet.
othei courses include card punch
on modern IBM machine. Acc
sho!tshtsnd shog!thtssn ,, In . 9 Wks; Sc, Gregg g. % Or
s5si s5siuoAIir AZ ss,S ssSSnditioned;, ,.,I TEMpLE y Y
NV. NA: s.S25s I'VE are ars testing
weeks tuition BY bringing copy
o. this ad when you register so
PIX REcEPTioNfsT SCHOOL
Al lob placement service. 1919
r NV Ma s-4142, DE. 2.5o73:
Evening star., 1955-06-30

RESIDENT MANAGER for luxury
apartment house. Must be expert
enced. Salary and apartment fur
rjshsS pov lAO.I, Star II
Evening star., 1955-06-30

CoTLaoRED CS5Ta oRTEiD
AeIh ARnPoST. suite 1T syen Ten, ioaS Vermont vermont
ave. NV, It'll Q. so
Evening star., 1955-06-30
ROTTTEMAN

HOUIEMAN
The Ice cream, season has started.
This year Jack and Jill drivers are
earning more than ever before, Que
to cur tremendous adveytising cam
paign. The kids. are waiting for
the Jack and Jill man, Get IN. on
the big esrnings. Apply any day,
incl. set: and sun. e.ra; 2
co.. i4iS L s.. Sc.
SALES CLERK. 2b-3b. With retail
se1Hs sniss for yonns man WitS nita
tive t and rood Personality. Bsgin-
ming salary $3.50 mo. Boz 6os,M.
s72iIakEsMAN.HARDwARE 2iaE CLERK -
Preferably o man with exper. With
shrubbeTy and seeds. MA. S-0SlO.
SALESMAN, experienced appliances.
IS leads or more per week. from
newspaper ads. Call ST. $4,000;
.rper.,. to work In retain
liquor store, good starting salary
and excel. future for hard WORKING.
conscientious man. Replies u, IN
strictest contidence. Our DUES saissmsn ssn,sn
gssr gyssrly 2 saiaas. AZ; tsl Box sl-L Star. so
SALESMAN. furniture: good salary.
plus commission: permanent posi-
Erowing concern, Union FuRNI-
sIpEsMAS zHENM; asSHw HwANfEb 4 HI B. BY chr5sisr.
cars. Deinonstrstor furnished. Good
eommisssiscn, csli MR.. MAcABoY'
sSLEsMSN to sci, retail deaiers ! In
D. c. Experience in soft drink.
beer, or wholesale LIQUOR business
Is 70 past employment. age. salary
required. etc. Write Box S2S-Ls
statesmen, experienced In Health
accident and disqualification. In
nsWaIs. I second. M third and fourth
quarters. 70s6 on life Insurance.
with I5qs on renewals. This Y z
100% increase In commissiono; 2QS
A.Hl
Evening star., 1955-06-30
MUTUAL OF OMAHA

Worlds largest exclusive health and
accident company. 80
Evening star., 1955-06-30
STENOGRAPHER

TONED: hS-day week: good salary
and employees benefits. Call man.
ager for appointment. HU, $4,000.
Hotel Dupont Plaza
Evening star., 1955-06-30
slTUATloNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper.. capital loans,
Teas. No ~T.s07s. 'ANe'' ''o1ip' @S
BAKER, white. sober, all-round man:
10 years decorating experience. Boz
szIEsM1AN; .s. married, iate-mod.l
car; seven years selling expef.,
mostly retail, some wholesale; de-
SEEKING ;s4t s,s career oppor Can T. Tu, y; &
SECRETARY. ls: free TO travel;
good typist. bookkeeping Ming. Call
Hughesyille 194-F:1l:, L.,
BOY, 10. husky, So. responsible.
desires any kind work: has bicycle.
2 yrs. h.s. shop work In auto me-
chanics, printing. drafting, carpen.
try, machine tool. pattern. sheet
metal. Tsl;, Tqes. OF Esiday after.
MAN, colored: desires days. work
experienced In g.h.w. painting,
va41Se shaSfteuriHg MH .a, TH; 2;7ess; s.;,., n..,.
ton IS clsrk,typist or letter filins.
10 sUPPLEMENT my income. some
hours helping In your bookkeepine.
payroll. typing, phoning, sellinG
sl07. Boy 3s-R. Star. 3o'
TWO COLORED ROYS desire work:
dishwasher. stoekboy. helper In
O. work. Call after 8 Pm, II.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
HnP WoMFN

CLLEK.TyEll;s,r . q sssdit sl.sL:
week; excel Efins. eonds. and saf
c0MPT04EIKR OfEEAToR: Phons
cSUNFRERR sSE NaFRERRSinStnfkiat Sfknt tAsit,j esyvoTf
oif Sun. RECENT RESI-. 1884 Il
Evening star., 1955-06-30
TRUCK DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVER and helper In an
upholstery shop. 10. 2.0l00. .
Evening star., 1955-06-30
sITUATioks--MEN. WOMEN

EXPERIENCED white and colored
help: :arefully screened. ARCADE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. TX. 8.
341b. Open Sunday. -
Evening star., 1955-06-30
STOCK CLERK
Ho. 2-5805

STOCKS AND BONDS sALESMAN-
Qpening for sincere and ambitious
Individual. II YOU are retired from
the military forces or the Govern.
ment. or are anxious TO- learn In
vestment business from the ground
Up. our new training .program viii
help you secure. q satisfactory IN
come with an old established nrm
JOHN G, KAHN CO.. 2nd dQor.
sf1o2ssMl fi1o2s lesht eWshtNsbdSMF sb nv rNsrALLER-. e.
per. only, in installation Of case
ment and dbl. -hung wtndows-storm
doors; salary open. Call LA. 6-3332,
stGHfEEhMARKET MANAoER, expert
eneed only; II you are employed
Dental. BOZ 400.M, star. %
TAILOR, for mems and women's
alterations: must be able "a. operate
EosSss6s CLOTHING. 7si 7tn &. &.
rEAcHERs-If you are . euaiified
teacher see US for positions at
$500 l,,,, To- Ss90e,m 500, mo; ADAMS Z!
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. part time.
16 hours per week. See Mr.. Stakes,
HICKS CHEVROLET, 5e29 GEORGIA
ave. NV. %
Evening star., 1955-06-30

JO. 9-I0S4.
NURSES-Professional
Immediate positions In medical.
rotating shifts. 44-hour week. Per-
manent evening and night duty.
4O.hour week. Beginning salary.
S260.91 per month, weeks leave
Q year. also sick time allowance
end sssirsRsns rsHsvIcr sysssHf yoSEfcE ARRg1y Ri
Eeainsson EEaaisIsaa s.Csso. aSsoli iEzt. eis: Mso :
OFFICE CLERK {white). typing and
Tors sUme sRHlsnsau Mith surss sssentiai csil
PRACTTiCAL NURSE. white. Protest.
vaestion with pay. Tu. 2-9so9;
REAL ESTATE oFFIcE-airl. IS TO
40 for general ONCE work. Must
es sssuress W.ek tyRfih Rth gns sner1 srd ss
Shall j. WAPLE Co, 1924 14th
REAL "a n'TE;sTAF TE;sTAFE sHGESsswoAlAN or
man. Extremely active Faus
Church once located on busy Beard
st. needs one top-noteh fun time
sales person Of high integT,ty.
Pleasant working condition. RoR-
SCHACH REALTY, JE. 2-37o6:
RECEPrIoNIsT, with some expe-
rience In beauty salon: eood hrs.
and pay. Can In person at yIRR;-
GINA WALLACE BEAUTY SALON,
1907 East.Msst hwy. 81. spE: 80
RECEPTI0NIsT: no typing' Sir-cond
ofhse; Alexsndr!ss; :. S-dsSy s yE;: a1;. noon scIa
iege: S275. ATLAS AQCY., 1420
N. Z. ave. NV, RIM. 500. RE. q
RECEPTIONIST, to work in ultra
modern beauty salon: must be OF
neat appearance and capable OF
meeting public: exper. not necessary
for right person: pref; girl over ~;
STYLI6TS. 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
BANK BooKKEEPER
BURROUGHS

BANK BOOKKEEpER
BURROUGHS
OOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR
preferred; 6-day week.
free retirement Plan and life In
The MunSey Trust Co.
1899 .'E" ST. NV. 80
BEAUTfCIAN, fun or part time: SAL
LIAM Or WxsHiNdToN. NC,
s534 Conn. ave-, Chevy Chase. Nd.
BEAUTICIAN. colored. with license
for shampooing in white, modern
BHsAUTIcfAS HsH1IS iiiSn White. GHsSs ssSand Sper
ator; also shampoo girl; mani-
curist: 5.day wk.: closed Mondays.
Apply SYLVAN, 1908 Conn. ave,
BEAUTICIAN-Giri to work Is asst.
70 Mr.. ROBERTS and Mr.. THOMAS
In new salon: shampocing. etc. CAL
ROBERT d THOMAS HAIR sTYL-
lists, 2S0l Conn. ave NV. Can
BEAUTICiANS; salary plus comm.
Vac. with pay, No manieuring Apply
u psTson; y,Iss.STHARLES ,s.T BEAUTY
DEAuTfClAN. maiaicurist. man hatr.
ssylisa: SSea sSas sss .ys, up S4oo saa, qs ave.
BEAUTICIAN.MANICURIBT
APPLY IN PERSON
RuB1No. 1850 conn. AVE.
---6
6EAUTY OPERATOR and manic1f.
ist. can Mr. WOODY. IA. 3-e6e7
Evening star., 1955-06-30

SECRETARY. under 35: 6-day week.
IS hours, company paid insurance
and disqualification. Repiy TO- Boz
6e-L, etsT, advising shorthand and
t9pinG speed. experience, axailahil-
ity. Starting salary, $4,000 year
Evening star., 1955-06-30

DESK MEN, between 80 and IS
ysn: yss5s ens Sls1Ws aye need NEED sGod q aesk I
pm: one nisht man, s pm. TO <
. am. 6-day week. Must be neat
: appearing. sober. reliable and good
ence. Salary to start, S65; after 6
R2sFAcssi R2GsRsFe.A saSi 'ns sIsfM lsri 's isal ahErz
-pSoRR EaANeEEsaeontrac. or by
DRIVERS J5l. full time. for YELL
Low CABS: must have ID cards
for D. G. and Prince Georges Co.
Apply personnel once. 4th and Eye
DRIvER:sALEsArAN. for estab. ter
= fitory. must have loc. exper. In food
products; pref. meats, and knowl-
edge Of Met. area: must be eligible
for bond. Write stating age. e1per,
DRUG CLERK. experienced, sood
, 3. Haft, WooDLEY DRUG sToRE,
{. 1927 Connecticut ave. NV. .Wo.
, DEUG CLERK. experienced. FULL
AIfRasaEssss ss'' Ds5a. s5ss' 5S SS,4 Sunsass: essn
DEGMMER, IiTi non-union, white, 'G for
. orchestra work, In and out Of town.
DRY CLEANER, experienced, for SOL
vent plant. Apply 1909 4th st. s.w.
ELECTRICIAN. D. c. license and
drivers permit REQ. Top wages.
Apply 5424 3rd st. NV. bet; 4
and &. II
ELECTRICIAN, year-round work. ali
types: must haye D. C. card. OPP
an established flrm. Call MR..
ELESTRiCTAN HELLER, preferably
with experience. but will train
right man, drivers license required.
REX ELECTRIC COMPANY. Ju.
EIEcsTHRsicIAN. frss class: s. per
hour for right man. AID. 2.7933;
ETEcTRicixNs, experienced Jour.
neymen. good pay. steady work
ELECTRICIAN AND APPRENTICE
for commercial and industrial work;
must have D. c. license. HIRR-
:. LINGER ELECTRIC. 22O3 Claiming
st.. ne, am. to 9:30 am, AD.
i. 2.5277. Il
Evening star., 1955-06-30
CLERKS

S9A14t4AAS
THti VI ibGSYg tsE w sHaERs essnaiRE ssorss FL sS AD
franklin ats. ne, %
CLERK -STENOGRAPHER, under 80:
6-dsy week. So hours; company
Reply TO BOX 70-L, Star. advising
shorthand and tipping speed expert
encs, availability. Starting salary,
CIERX.TYPIsT. age rs to IS: per-
rianent position; life insurance Of
ice: pleasant SURROUNDINGS; air.
sSnIdlsioassSSo ssIs4s $500 0cs MONTH Sa MSS MSS
BEvANS, ST 3-1Sl1. betwee,. .
CEEkk iii saS k.TxeIST, Z Si%' age 1880: alert
person to handle varied duties in
progressive sales organization. Tele-
phone switchboard experience help.
than sWitehboald experience. Hours
9:16 to 8, paid vacation and sick
leave. sir-conditioned once, excel
lent company benefits. This Is . per-
lnanent position. See Mr.. WEIGH.
iLIIS cLERk-r9rFsT, ! u h;T, IS to ss; perm.. n
sns p goslitaEoEn' l:EE Iday v,sssicn sssn; s;S9 ~
sick-lesvs benefits; non-profit cafe:
building. Apply personnel once.
srd f,ocE; ESuIITIAIBi;EE ESuIITIAI ;E,i LIFE y M
CLERK.TYPIsT, Clarendon area.
Perm. position with good salary,
Excel. working conditions; In air
cond. once. Call IA. $3.50 for
CLK.-TYPIST. pref. rec. his. grad.
e WORK for attys;i change to 5elp lsaEn
CIERk-TYPIsT, filing and phone
orders. service dept. appliance dis
tributor; air-cond. ONCE; employe
BENEFITS. EDGAR MORRIS SALES
CO. l9 Patterson st. ne; Mr.. Law.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
AT ONCE

men win se chosen for new wash.
company. You must bs So-sS yesT;
Of age. neat appearing, and Of In.
herent honesty and integrity
Se2, 80 vi. 70 start. Car essential
can "A: e.12o2 Thursday for
Evening star., 1955-06-30
The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERICAL POSITIONS

CLERICAL POSITIONS
Openings for immediate permanent
employment In large furniture store.
week. Must Be cooinscientioSs oi willins
pleasant working conditions. See
Mr.. HsndTlsk, bstgsen 1,v, ] sna 49, 2; 3
CO. 2041 Nichols ave. Sc. 80
CLERK. white, for cigar and SOU
yenir stsnd; oG part time: Apply News
I staI1d, ,2,TH 2199 Mass. ave. NV. FAIR
CLERK, part-time work. Mon. Tues.
and Wed. from s am. to 4:45 pm.
for, the one who qualities. Apply
Personnel SEARS RoEBUcK AND
CO., $500 v st. ne 80
CLERK for newspaper once. age 1s-
80: 40-hr., 5.day wk.; paid, hospi-
talization, life insurance. retirement
plan. Call MISS GROVE, CO. g.
CLERK for automobile agency, isM
not necessary. Regular once routine.
phone. typing. tiling. etc. Excel.
opportunity in automotiye account
ing. 1-girl once, salary COM
s-sso0, BOWMAN MOTORS. sil.
CLERK. general ONCE work: to keep
simple records for small business.
Some typing and dling. Adding ma
week. No phone calls. $500 9Th
CLERK, for drugstore. post once:
Seassn esas ssENrWoop sEi WI Isl DRuas' eRP ls6l
r. /. ave. ne. 80
CLERK general ONCE. typing and
cashiering. permanent only. vaca-
tion with pay. company discount
on purchases, life insurance.; Apply
nas TtS AZ IT. W.