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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

the bride wore floor length
gown of white nylon tulle over
taffeta fashioned with a modified
sweetheart neckline edged in lace
appliques with iridescent sequins
and seed pearls. She wore match
ing mitts and a single strand of
pearls. A two TERED illusion veil
was held by a lace fitted cap
trimmed with seed pearls and she
carried stephanotis, Eucharist
lilies and carnations.
Barbara Snow attended her sis
ter as maid of honor and Patricia
Pacius and Jocelyn Fellows were
bridesmaids. Flower girls were
Sally Kent, niece Of the groom
and Anne Musser, the brides
cousin. Thomas Babitt was best
man for the groom and ushers
were Edward Kent, brother Of the
groom, John Colacarro and Earl
McNeilly.
Following the reception in the
Patio Room of the Alcazar Hotel,
the couple left for trip to Wash
ington, d. c.
The couple will reside in Fort
Lee, Va. where the bridegroom is
stationed.
The bride attended Kent State
University.
Gunter.Anewalt
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wochele
1851 Garden rd., announce the
birth of their fourth child, son,
born June 4th. He has been named
William Howard Wochele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Miller
and son Russell, of 14717 Ardenal
ave., spent the weekend in Della
ware, attending the commencement
festivities at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity. Their son Barney received
his degree in business administra-
tion and has a position with Re-
public Steel Co.
Home from a weekend on the
campus of Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity are Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
Rebel, whose son Walter was
graduated there Monday evening.
Judge and Mrs. Stanton Adams
will spend the weekend in Oberlin,
attending the commencement exer-
cises for Oberlin College. They
were school mates at Oberlin. Join
ing them there will be Edward
Wilber of Pittsburgh, the judges
roommate at college. Mr.. WILDER
is the treasurer of the Aluminium
Company of America.
Miss Marie Davis of the Euclid
Burnette spent last weekend in
Delaware, attending commence
ment festivities at Ohio Wesleyan
University.
Mrs. Rose Anewalt, 1919 Elder
wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Jesse of Rosedale, will attend the
Ohio University commencement
exercises at Athens. Mrs. Ane-
waits daughter, Mary Lou is a
member of the class.
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bouquets and white candelabra
were also arranged.
The bride, escorted to the altar
by her uncle, William Belcher of
Charleston, ". Va, had chosen a
white embroidered Swiss gown
with which she carried white car
nations and lily Of the valley. Her
sister, Mary Lou Anewalt came
home from Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity to be the maid of honor.
She wore lavender organdy with
matching hat and carried yellow
carnations and lily of the valley.
Mr.. James Chaffee of Athens was
best man.
The reception was held at Owens
Plantation and the couple left for
Canada by way of the New Eng
land states.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Rose Anewalt of 1919 Elder
wood ave. She is a graduate of
Shaw, attended Flora Stone Mather
College and John Marshall Law
School and received her degree
from Ohio State University. The
groom is a graduate of the Uni
versity of New Brunswick, Canada.
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His wife is with him. He is the
son Of A. r. Kits, 1920 Euclid
ave.
On duty in Korea as a sevedore
in the 14th Transportation Port
Battalion at Pusan is Pfc. Thomas
K. Nuiland. His father, William J.
Nuiland, resides at 1892 lakewood
ave.
A file clerk and typist with the
Military Armistice Commission in
Korea, Cpl. Victor Szokan has re-
ceived the Commendation Ribbon
for meritorious service. The cita-
tion was presented by Maj. Gen.
Leslie D. Carter, senior member
of the UN Command. Szokan's
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. G. Szo-
kan, 1885 Carlyon I'd.
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Photo by John Kubacki
DR.. Yoder P. Leith officiated
Saturday evening, May 28th at
Forest Hill Presbyterian Church
when Sandra Jane Snow, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Snow, 1908
Woodlane dr., Mayfield Village
became the bride of Pvt. Robert
Franklin Kent, son of Mr.. Ed
ward c. Kent, 1881 Beaumont ave.
Organisht was Mr.. Paul Heide-
man and soloist, Mr.. Paul Bene-
dict.
Given in marriage by her father,
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Only one TIP required. Disabled per
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Halifax, Nova Scotia will be the
new home of Elizabeth Jacqueline
Anewalt, who was married on May
21st to Herald Gunter of st. Johns,
New Brunswick, Canada.
The ceremony was solemnized by
the Rev. William E. Towner, min
lister of East Cleveland Baptist
Church. White carnations and lily
Of the valley made up the altar
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23
AUTO AGENCY OPENS PALMER BRANCH

Wilson (Woody) Woods of Pal mer, this week announced ms association with the Alaska Auto mobile Company of Anchorage, Palmer branch. His place of busi- ness will be located in the base ment of the auto parts building next to Grasser's Hardware.
 The Alaska Automobile Com pany are agents for Chrysler and Plymouth cars, as well as used cars. Wilson said this week he expects to have new cars on dis play within two weeks and ex- tends an invitation to his frfiends to drop in and visit. Demonstra- ton rides will be available as soon as the new models arrive. His place of business will be open daily from 9 am. to 6 pm. Sum- day appointments will be made for those unable to contact him during theN week, he said. He al- 50 may be reached by calling Pal mer 2192.
 Wilson was formerly with Un- ion Oil Company and Kirk's Sales and Service in Parnler, An chorage and Portage.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23
Council Notes
[Continued from page ID

(Continued from page ID Lucille Mick was recommended as a representative from Palmer
 A motion was passed, Al, to pay $19 to witnesses subpeonad to appear at the recall hearing last summer.
 A request for housing the com munity ambulance in the fire hall was referred to the public safety committee for considera- ton.
 City insurance requirements will be put out on bid.
 Bills approved for payment in cluded $2471.77 from the general fund and $6O.8O from the water fund $500 of the amount was partial payment to Ray Me Cartney for work on the new heating system installed in the city building.
 The next regular meeting will be held December 13 iii the new city building at 8 pm, Mayor Wilson announced.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23
James Hurley Plans Palmer Visit

James Hurley, delegate to the Constitutional Convention being held at College, will be home for a few days this week and will be in his office on Friday, it was announced today. Anyone hav- ing questions about the Constitu- ton progress could contact him at his office on that date.
 During Hurley's absence from the Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation, L. M. DePriest of Palmer is acting manager. Mrs. Dorothy Woods, who has been on leave of absence, has returned to her secretarial duties in the ARRC office.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23
PaImer YoutE1-

(Continued from page D is the second consecutive year Larry has won the All photogra- phy contest, Mrs. J. H. Gallagher, Extension Service information Assistant said this week.
 Larry's prize-winning picture was of All roadside vegetable stand in the Matanuska Valley. His brother Craig and two other All members Roberta and Larry Sharp are shown selling produce grown in their All gardens
 The All Club Congress pro- gram includes luncheons and banquets given by sponsors of All work. Tours of museums and pre-Christmas displays in Chi cago stores will be fitted into the schedule. The Congress will be held from November 27 to December 3.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23
CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET
 SALARY INCREASES

Members of the city council Tuesday night approved revisions in the salaries paid city employ ees. The changes were presented to the council by members of the budget and finance and the per- sornel committees. Changes and council votes on the changes were as follows:
 Police Department: To consist of two positions chief and an officer. Either/or both to be on duty or call 24 hours a day on a seven day week schedule. Chiefs salary: $72O0. Officer, $6OO0. Elf fective December 1, 1855. Coun- cil vote: Al.
 Street Department: To consist of one regular man who is to be responsible for keeping city streets passable on a seven day basis. Salary $7200. Vote: Unani- mous.
 Water Department: One man, responsible for routine checks and emergency repairs, seven day basis. Salary $72O0. Vote: Unan~ Imous.
 City Clerk: One regular em- ploye to perform the duties of city clerk and duties of city mag istrate. To be on call as magiS- trate any time. Salary, clerk, $620O magistrate 5000. Vote: Unanimous.
 Tn addition, members of the council voted unanimously to ap- prove a $100 annual increase in the street and water depart ments, bringing their annual sal ary up to $7300. Hereafter all regular positions will be given an annual increase of $100 up to maximum to be determined by the council except where salary has ben given job rating upward that year.
 The salary of the city attorney was not determined at the meet ing. Members of the two commit tees making the recommends tiOns were asked to re-study the recommendation on the attor- ney's salary.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23
At BettyS'

Some of the lovelieSt baby doll bahamas and Cradle Snatchers" in lilac time spark red and charm blue have arrived for Christmas giving. As well as glamorous gowns. You'll love shopping this Christmas.
 We have the best selection we have ever had of nylon and ny lon-dacron blend slips and pet ticoats in wide range of colors from the new blythe-brown to red spark.
 Our selection of Jantzen sweat CTS is still quite good but don't wait too long on these.
 Blouses and lots of them for wearing with skirts, suits or slacks are always welcome.
 If you want to buy her pair of slacks measure one of her belts, from the tongue to the eyelet most used. We can fit her.
 Everything is at the nationally advertised price. '
 AT BETTYS' Pd, Adv.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23
SCHOOL CONCERT
 DRAWS OVER POO

Approximately 200 persons at tended the Palmer schools first concert of the season on Tuesday night of this week. Although a few rough edges showed up here and there, on the whole the pre- sentation was very well received by parents and friends. Members of the junior high school chorus opened the program with four presentations, followed by a group of senior high school choir members who also offered four numbers. Members of the entire senior chorus presented four numbers in a very fine manner. The school choirs are under the capable direction of Mrs. Lois Weldon
 The junior high band made their debut at the concert, pre- senting three hymns and a short concert piece. This is the first year that Palmer has had full junior band and with but a few practice sessions behind them, showed good promise.
 Two novelty numbers were of fered by the Matanuska Mixers, a German band, just prior to the pioneer band presentations.
 The pioneer hand presented two marches, a chorale and an overture as we'll as playing ac- compartment for the majorettes who performed to two addition march numbers. Lee Plumbley, band director, is working hard with both bands and even now, with few lettermen in the senior band, and none in the junior sec ton, evidence of his work is be- ing proven. Palmer residents may we'll be proud of the chorus and band work being done in their schools.
 Money realized from the con- cert will go toward the expenses of the winter Music Festival which will be held in Fairbanks.
 The annual Christmas concert will be presented, free of charge, around holiday time.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23
GROUPS INVITED TO
 XMAS PLANNING MEET

Representatives of all valley organizations who are interested
 in participating in an wide Christmas celebration for the children in the valley are invited to attend a planning meeting scheduled for Tuesday noon, Mo- vember 29, at Cobb's Cafe. It is hoped that the organizations will be able to correlate their Christ mas plans so that one large
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23
SPECIAL DAIRY MEET SLATED BY COOP

Stewart Durrant, Coop gen. eral manager, announced today F'tfsat special dairy meeting will be held Tuesday evening, Novem- Der % at the Co-Op club room. All Coop members are invited 10 attend.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-23

Christmas party may be planned in place of the several smaller ones formerly sponsored individ- ually by organizations.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
PERSONNEL CoUNgELlNQ
io2S Conn Avg hE- ,ya- nm. zib

CIRRK -CASEIiER. for insurance pf-
nee; &-dAy week. paid vacation
with pay after ". Must be
accurate With figuyess expef. pre-
fefred but not necessnry. Apply
23i Dupont CIR. Bidg.. i346 Conn.
cixTSRiKs. cixTSRiK ccoRREspoNpExCE for o. ma
tional naagazine; compose and type
own letters Coed at detail. SAL
sry, 500 for 3b-hr. VIZ. Boz 27s-
cikfK.sTENo. ace as to IS. for
interestine work IN loan depart.
ment good hours; usual company
CIEhk.TYTisT, ssnerai once work.
part time, GOOD salary. Permanent.
CLEHK-fYPisT Il mortgase loan
dept. OF downtown saytngs and loan
association. Some knowledge Of
:hOEshad C.,a s,rssls 9s.f by Sgs ms, nos ss
sfs' HsRssEL. sissis'i isis ihsEiis w. Ess &. ssl Saa
cEmkak.ssHsFisr. Eli .sassisr settled riri . 7SS issrn
new and. used car title and inspr.
anee work. Permanent position. 5h.
day .pk.. every other eat. on. Good
N Hsrriman. Mason MOTOR
Co. NC. 34th and benning "a
dhffRK.rYPrs1s. 1895. for iS per-
inanent ofice pcsitioIls, tgpinE
speed mot. essential Hours $3.50
an. 70 $40 2 m. 0.day week.
SsSIlpifog ssrla fos smpiOss. ssnsc 4pps pes @
nei once. 3rd door, E0ufTAHLE
LIE INSURANCE Co. SIC iash
cHEhek.rTrisT. souns lad; Tor
interesting work In sales depart.
tlent Of large national conecffa.
Nus Must p sood typi:t and familiar (a.
plsn plss,snt ntussa s,froudinss aus SnS ~oTt. %
u sss.s 'iaa''1sRIs; % ssIsia.ss 'AIss 0iasf-
NICK, Ma. S-8200.
CLERK-fYPIsT insurance policy
fyptng. expert electric typewriter;
insuranes sSperienee helpful: ae-
CERRR.fyffisT. ySiffsSo' experienced. 20
RANKRRs RsAlN1KsRRfRass RRUTuM RRfUfTisuHIMI iiNsuthASSscsf ist Sss
CO.. 7es Warner bidae 18th and
cEEsk.ffPisr II nifir twhit., with fnovl-
edge Of shorthandi pleasant work
ing conditions: 5-day VIZ. Apply
ciEhk..T4fisTT, !. interviewer in
Inortenge loan department Of es-
tablished firm, taking loan applica.
tons and processins for FHA ana
VA. Must have pleasing personal
tty: 9-6 Monday-FridAy. Call Mr..
BALDWIN, pl, 7-8s30.. Monday.
cLEkK-TYPIsI. young, large down
town once of auto manutacturing
songsnny, gsnE,,!,,, : days sa,;g e. AL Y ,;ge $ge
Il INC; Z; sgits goo. ll0e .s,sia g nv vn,v,.
edge Of shorti1and helpful, S55 for
CIERK-TYffsT, 1885. experienced
IN once procedures. reasonable TIP.
ing speed required, air-conditioned
once. planned salary adjustments
Apply ID. c, Chapter, ARC, 202b
y st l;Es I'm. 20a .-i.
k.day week, permanent position.
ME, H-34SA.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
SALES CLERKS
WIIL-CALL CLERK
GOLD sTAMPER
Full and part-time Jobs available,
Pleasant working conditions.
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY
pErKTpc
BECKERS
4aA - -.

sALEsGIRL, reliable, neat. foT eve
IasAyHTTE I1d Hi aof y Il aEWs Tvs sTsIND. T1sIRs
ssLksIxbY az LAD = as.ss. So. intsres.sd iS Il
career as corgeteer: appearance and
personality. important. We Win
tr,na,,,s trsis and i, prGytSs ss, 2rofessioIai
helpful but not necessary. Only
those interested IN permanent ca
reer need apply. WHELAN'e COR
SCI SHOP l10b = st. NV. Ask
for ~; Merkham. 4tb door. III
i9r gift department r. nover
sss nsa pssisR 5s'ishsass EsH5 IEsssaTsd asTs RsEHa
1901 Copnecticut ave. -3l
sALEsLADIEs. exper. for ladies' spe-
eiaity ehop In Hyattsyilie: 6-day
wk.: salary open. wa. 7-i4sS;
sALEsLADIEs. for ehiidren's wear. We
Ee,a re.manent g positions for sxpek.
with Starting salary 81 $50 or bet. BET
yer 70 gaaiined persons. Call TE.
sALEsIADx, ssper.. for Iinssrie.
sp0rtsWear and accessory depart
naents, 5.day week. Permanent
position only. Excel salary. RlziE
BROS. ING, HOS Conn. ave. Fl
SALESLADY. experienced shoe sales
lady wanting TO change 10 another
1eld that requires shoe experience
for elading department. store ii
.. c.: salary plus commission. Call
Harry I. Rhea, OIL 6-b220 for aps
sRnRspxDsx, sRRilRRspsns se.xesn sxssT,ene.d ana s.ri.
Apply at once. LIST a.. pA6TER-
NAKs9. 1919 Conn. ave. --1
sALEetaADY - PERMANENT POSI-.
Tl0N-Lady under IS yre.. duiel.
with nellres; Wholesale ievelry,
over 9 days. vacations. sick leave
sns S sse Ssssp p.l ssasts ca. isFrsins sr ssss 81
fof appf, FIELDS 4 Co. 721
9th It III q
Evening star., 1955-10-30
CLERK-TYPIST

A PERAfANENT POSITION
With Interesting and varied duties,
In q Well-este hlished downtown
Generat insurance agency. Pleasant
working conditions; air-condittoned
once: 5-day. 37-hr, week: paid
vacations and group. insurance; |;
excellent opportunity for ADVANCE
uient. Previous Insurance and PIX
experience desirAble but not neces-
sary. Box 51.B, Star.
COLLECTION ASSISTANT, white,
exper. telephone collections. good
salary. See manager, SO 7th st.
WOMAN. experienced
IN telephone work and skip tracing.
Good salary. Perm. position. Apply
UNITED CLOTHING co. 7se 7th
CsoSMPPxiNrox.HousEKEErER for
Jewish lsdy: some prectieal nurs-
other help employed; nice home for
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, are
81 40; good appearance and per-
soriaiity for permanent position in
we'll known ofsanizAtion: pleasant
once with congenial associates.
a. sal. $50. MANAGEMENT con-
HuLTANTs, INC, SUITE 600. l406
a. n - a5s5
Evening star., 1955-10-30
CASHIERS

CHECKKR-CAsHIKR - DOS Super
...sssi.s @1.es.i mus. p .sss sss ..ass Rlss'i1s I,
aual person. Mr.. Cheshire. 20,
CiGkR CIERK tor s.s. drugstore:
must hare 2 yrs, or more q exp. %
one place IA D. c, recently. PARK
LAND DRupe. 1883 Ala. ase. s.e.:
3 10 IL shift.
CLERICAL. exper handiins cash.
stGs aoos ..sa, sa,.d .s :sRsnsa sa1ss sfs sfsh IsE
1703 New York ave. Ma. S-0b23,
CLERICAL, some typine and CASH
llsrinF Dlsasa,nat nt,,.E1br EeTbsins % %scnd-, Isoo
Upshur q. nv. IA. $1,000. .--3l
Evening star., 1955-10-30
WAfHHnISsfaRIso4Eo fHHnISfaRs4o9S' sSoEaLaHk EaLaHk3EsNpI hCsiNsbIAl
Medical Tech, 81, 600

Medical tech. tfaines nv. $3.50
Medical Fecepts.- tgpast ----- $2 500
sSssin. sdRin; sisa az. sssns sosp. nv Gen oDsn
PROFESSIONAL PERgONfgEL
900 18th NV, Rm. 500. NE. 8-2002
NURSE 10 accompany, 3b.yS. .-old
male eonyaiescent on 6-Wk. tour OF
California and short business trips.
NURSE. nediatrician.s once, part
dime. Mon, Ped. Pri, afternoon;
Tues, SAT morning: lower Silver
Spring. Box GLIB. Star.
NURSE. white. Protestant: expert
enced IN care Of elderly lady: live
In; references. Box 61-B. star.
INURSES--Practicai, undergred. ard
aides: white: under 50. Apply Mon.
NURSERY AID TRAINEES-e mos.
certified eoureei age 1925: live
IN; nm. and board and cash ,,, AZ
LEscEFT HOME. .173l Bunker
Hill I'd. ne. Ia. $4,000: SO
Evening star., 1955-10-30
ACCT. CLERK

Permanent position handiins seets.
receivable LEDGER S-day, S0-hf.
experiences ana ability ft type are
required. 20-36 years Of age SAL
ary commemorate With experience.
Apply Personnel, Room 6Oe. Open
weekdays S:90-6 and Sat, o-l2.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
li0I PA. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

MEDICAL SECRET1RT. experience
ssss'lsl sss L slIssI sssa spIlaa 10 9ssss.
MEDICAL skcRETARr. 5I-day
.ses $50 ne e s.rt nsssstsss ssgsss,.
billing: no nurstng, Call Hu. 3
MHHeD6YRcar He6Yc " TRCaSfCIAN. .expsri-
enc1d II clinical chemistry and
hematoloRys snlary open. Call Ma.
E-6597 or OIL. 7-2775. 80
MEDICAL LAB0RAToRY TECH-
NIClAN - Certified Tor 300-hed
modern hosDital; Basic 4o.hr.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Ex-CoFFEE MAN

s: nsssss. sss@ss sssasaiiss sss ssefss ss:s
cofIee COMPANY Is ready for I'M.
mediate expansion. II you eheexed
out clean and want 70 Get Naek ~
81. S-fe04 Of write t12e Vermont
eve. NV. wash. D. c., Suite 32S.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

nzAu1icIAns. szperts. sk degs;
NARY SRujic:k. Wa. eir. 1sts..
2lso p sss. nv. sf sssf & It..
sksuaziIse1ikA su.l. :, l.n.ls,.s ss:.sI-
plus comnission; 3 dsysi rilo part
time opening. Ia. e-l90l. al
IBE1UTicIkN. with feliovine: 5000
salarE, downtown ioeatioi. Cal
skAu4f7Y ~ s0tEEAros wAsxKD--
HnRsHzy Hqssz sszEEg1ce' TIC iezs cSPn'
no0kREsEiIfRk Si ( zNccoUNrAN7 =
Large national yeNirh sefsise or-
ganixation requires services Of .
person with genefai LEDGER expert
ence; riEht pefnon should have
basic accountlug education back
srs Is1Ss ss.n j. cs sin Il ssss f.t "a T.
BOOKKEEPING MACH. oPgRA76n,
70 operate accounts receivable
machine OF nutomotiye concern: s.
day. 40.hr. wk.: salary, $50 wk.
BooKKEafrSSa a1SS i1h Z sai MACHINE OPERA.
T0k. sss Is to 50: S.das week.
good hours. usual company hene-
flts. Apply to THE CITY BANK. 9th
and MASS. ave. nv. -. -.
Bkkpr., know DE. 1855
clerk ----4$ $500
Clerk-typist, P.S.M., exper.s - S270
Megazine, typ. and edit. -4----$ 1910
Clerk-typist, under 30 $3.50
Clerk -typist, Silver Spring $40
Secretary, national assoc. $500
6teno.. no exper., Silver epg.. $940
Clerk-typist, Bethesda &@16
File clerk, temp, 8 mos. $2ie
Clerk-kypist. 3-o mos. S230
HAGGERTY EMPL. SERVv..
eIs Ellsworth Dr., Room le2
Silver Sprine. Nd, Ju. 5-g040
BOOKKEEPER
Some typing. 6-day week, good sal.
4. Az: experienced preferred. Store
APPLY Mr.. DRNKRY
TIE Maryland ROOM
THE HECHT co.
SILVER SPRING :
fenton st. ana Ellsxorth Dr.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HAT CHECK GIRI.
HOSTESSES
Mattresses, Cashiers

short training course. no cost. no
New classes begin Monday, october
81, 10 An. or pm. Regiater now,
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT ASSN.
20o3 EYE STREET NV 81. 3-o5t2
Evening star., 1955-10-30
SALEsLApY

Opening for tep-noteh experieneed
saieslady IN chfldren's depart
ment. Enjoy selling quality mer.
Sraneh Sd. 6.rsl SpI puscSass & diseonnts. diSesnsass
THE YOUNG T MEMS SHOP
ss42 Minnesbto Ave. Nh.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
CoMPToMETER
OPERATOR

E.Ess ssmEsn, siisT. IN. IN.
sslSTS 70 so psr week
yldsr z3 war; S-Sss. 30.
hour week. Modern air-condi-
toned once, located IN nv.
luhurhs. Excellent sInplcye
For interyiey. include
mama, phone number and sx-
peftence %
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HELP-WokAEN

ApsTRACToR, chem. major, $4,000
MFN QpHIkN' Personnpsal 9sy7yg}sssS, 9sy7yg}sS
Evening star., 1955-10-30

-
CAFETERIA EdRLOYE, Whit. for
counter and breakfast shoTt-ofder
work. hours. 3 an. 70 1880. pm; /;
oS. 6S soi q S ssst Sesniss ovn ~
town eafetefias: experiences not
necessary. Re are wiling 10 train
satisfactory applicant; salary. SO,
$42.60 per week, In Addition 10
meals and free disqualification. For
MsassRA6HfTI ssstahsssE A6sffFIssisI1 q ssi ,.ss sss NJ
CAFETERIA ASSISTANT
Opportunity for training and I'd.
vaneement 70 eafetefias n Gov
sramsn' aosn eIpersnsd psnaass lSs
supervision ana also home eec-
nomies sradnates with OF without
experience: early daytime hours,
Monday through Friday; age 2l-40.
GOVERNMENT ssERvIcrs. NC.
1885 .lst sd. NV.
CASHIER and saiesledy for disersi-
ned duties in modern self-service
hardware store. AKMAN,S, b4fl3
Annapolis rd: Biadensburg. Wa. ~
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CANTERBURY. part time, $50
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