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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

We have praised the National
Chamber of Commerce for its work
in compiling information helpful
in attracting industry and we con-
gratulate Port Clinton Chamber of
Commerce for the interest il shows
in the program. Then a farmer
walks up to me and shows me
two page ad Tor political presenta-
tion) in the January 18Th issue of
Ohio Farmer magazine that had
completely angered him. This ad
sponsored by the Ohio Chamber of
Commerce attacks the CLOS pro-
posed improvements in the Ohio
Unemployment Compensation Law
Given time and space Ne could
take one by one the statements this
ad makes and completely disprove
the Chambers arguments This
could not have been written in the
best interests of the small business
man, the worker, the farmer, for
it actually gives vague, half-Sided
arguments. 1t pictures the unem-
ployed worker as lazy and not
wanting work. 1t even suggests that
jobs are quite plentiful. Yet we
know workers now unemployed who
would be glad to know where these
jobs are.
We have seen first hand how
unemployment compensation does
help tide a community over during
a period of unemployment. We
also know the Ohio Law has ranked
among the worst of states in the
nation in disqualifying persons
who apply for unemployment COM
pensation. The Ohio Law has often
been referred to as a "Model-T."
Why even President Eisenhower
has asked states to liberalize their
unemployment compensation laws.
Yet the Ohio Chamber of Com
merce apparently has set up an
expensive campaign to block our
proposed Improvements.
On one hand the Chamber claims
to have the best interest of our
communities at heart but with this
ad they seem to have done COM
plete reversal. How can they, with
a straight face, try to tell us that
our Ohio Unemployment Compen-
sation Law today is liberal.
On our sick list this week:
Edna Auxter is a surgical patient
in Magruder Hospital.
Burt EaSterwood has been taken
home from the hospital but must
remain in bed for at least week.
Martin Distel broke several ribs
at home. He will be off work at
least three weeks.
AL Schwartz is in Memorial Hos
pital for a throat operation.
-.
Welcome back to work:
Art Fliehman is back at work.
Hazel Driesbach returned to work
Monday.
Our sympathy:
To Frances Brough whose moth
er passed away
Bob Calm,
Recording Secretary
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
Thonpsons' Attend
Washington Farley

Members of the Gypsum Com
munity Church Sunday morning
heard first hand information re-
garding the World Moral Rearma-
ment Farley, held in Washington
December % to January 6, when
DR.. Herbert J. Thompson, pastor
of the church spoke on the purpose
and highlights of the meeting he
and Mrs. Thompson attended the
previous two weeks.
The Thompson's left their Lake
side home, where he is also gen.
eral manager of the Lakeside As
sociation on the 9Th of December
and were on hand for the opening
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

though they had been long time
friends.
DR.. Thompson at one time dur
ing the meetings sat next to the
Tolon Ma meaning "very Big
Chief'O leader of one and a half
million African Moslems, and presi-
dent of The Northern Territories
Council of the Gold Coast, who told
the gathering that Moral re-arma-
ment is doing for Africa what
Abraham Lincoln, did for, America.
Abraham Lincoln worked to unite
states of America, while Moral Re-
armament is working to unite the
various districts, political groups
and other societies in Africa
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
TAKES OVER

Miss Daisy L. Cover is acting as
assistant contracting officer for
EOD during the absence of Archie
King who is attending Procure
ment School at Fort Lee, Va,
from Jan. 3-Jan. %. She has been
employed in the purchasing branch
for approximately Is years and is
the chief assistant in the purchas-
ing office.
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AUCTION SALES
PERSONAL

st. NV, RIM. 4S. ST 3-6is6, l5'
FORMS 81. u. s. JOB apple atoms
prepared and typed, personnel coun-
selling. ExCHi sERV co. t14g K
iss.s., f sasS5 Ms sS se ss.b 5q NJ
REMEDIAL READING. also other
elem, III, s.h. sub; at your home
A 9r minei w AMI 4a9s " van, trouble.
Results guaranteed, Ab. 2-So3s; A.
z pm, AID. 4-0062 for appts.
PRAC. NURSE has room in pvt.
home for ambulatory or bed pa
tients; for info, DU: 5.9421. -5l2
OAKLAWN DAY NURSERY. e2351
day care. infants and pre-school
children. Three meals and more II
needed. TRANSPORTATION furnished.
Logan 1859. H.
PERMANENT, So; shampoo and fin
ger wave, 55e. W1A,RSFLYNE BEAU
WILL CARE for elderly person In my
home IN the mountains Of Asheville.
N. c. LAND OF the sky. Rates &C
cording 10 care. Private. room or
semiprivate room, Call LII. q
VACANCY in my private home for
patient or elderly person: tray serv-
PiaNo of INSTRUCTION Peabody Pea GER
tificate. exper. teacher; studio or
home lessons. WA. 7-2147.
SASH CORDS replaced, / or 1000:
s slsS S aSE Ell e SfickY9rk s, asFe
PERSON who likes peaceful rest or
permanent residence will find COM
Portable. warm room and good care
In refined country home; lovely
environment; tray service or care
SRsion4T.i w e Ay RiI.r asIs
Person WITH TRUCK. TO. assist
IN clearing 0 acres for cord wood.
In Centreville. Va; chain saw 10
available for project. IA. 3-9269.
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Alto SERVICE SALESMAN. aIer

AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. aleri
man TO handle customers at door
unusual opportunity for man with
make a change. For details. see Mr.
Plymouth. l40l r. /. ave. ne.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. expert
enced in Chrysler products. Must
be able tc diagnose mechanical
difficulties and make body esti-
mates Good salary plus commits
sion; paid vacation. holiday. sick
leave and disqualification. Apply in
person. Mr., Burdette. WHEELER,
INC, $500 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Largest Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer.
BAKER, all around. fully expert
enced; references; good working
conditions. LII. 1894 after 9
BiNDERY WORKER, experienced in
operating cutter and folding ma
chine. RE. 7-22I3
BOOTBLACKS. exper.. steady lob;
good tips. LEE Eye st. NV; III
have 2-bag mixer mortar boxes
new scafiolding. It's cheap. Phone
JACK JACKSON, HE. 4-4493. Also
BR SDiH1 R'e cooK, white, must hav,
shareoal, bTSi ls s ezPsg Apply en-
BRR 0E hoahE d4 4ih snd pref S'' exper
bkkpr.; tipping helpful; wonderful
BoYD's. cor. 12 and q SITS. tNA
G-p31(l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Circulation
leadership

An opening exists In the
City Circulation Department
OF The Evening and Sunday
Star for q man between the
ages OF rs and As to obtain
a route contract offering
substantial year-round earn
ing. Previous newspaper cir
cuIation experience desirable
but not essential. Good pre-
vious business record. good
health and good driving rec
ord are essential. Applicant
must have ilTm intention Of
making this business his ca
reer. and be in financial DO.
alton to post . $4,000 realty
bond to secure contract.
Ability to deal with boys.
promote sales and maintain
good service are essentials OF
JOB to be done. Apply in
person only to Mr.. r. @.
Harris, Room 2o4. Star
Building. between hours OF Q
am. and 5 pm.
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HELP-MEN

ARCHITECT. registered. for Virginia
firm. Minimum Of u years expert
shopping centers and houses. Sal
airy plus percentage. Excellent op-
portunity in a progressive organ
ization. Send resume to Box 267-c
Star III
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Classified Ad Rutes:
Locol Advertisers
3 Lines tMinimum)

One time. 5os line.
Three 70 ns times eonsscvtivsly, ~
DO, Ihe.
Seven fIns, eonSseviivsiy. 4os per line
New automobiles, ne per slns l4-iIns
minimum.
SpeeIoi Nohes. ono Personal, 5e PEI
line odditionoI
Ovt-ot .iown ro,s. 12e per line soch
insertion
Claims 70, error, must be made In time
for correction before second insertion
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DRIVER. white. a1-35, must know
Washington and vicinity; 40.hr
work week. apply H. J. HEINZ CO..
DRIVER, white, for established DRY,
cleaning route, 90 or over. Can
DRIVERS. White. must have Mary
land chauffeur's license. Apply NJ.
Rainier store. See MR.. BUTLER
$40 Rhode Island ave; III
DRIVER SALESMAN. 25-40. GOOD
opportunity for reliable man on
well established beer route; Apply
2S0l Sth st. ne, after $50.
DRUG CLERK-Experience full
time. DRUG PLAZA. 1000 p st
pRYwHLL TAPERs AND FINisH.
Frs. Call DU. 1884. Ill
EDITOR for publication in labor re-
and labor relations BACKGROUND
preferred: Advancement opportun
ity; many employe benefits. write
stating training and experience
Box I6i-C. Star.
and drivers permit for iobbine
work and heavy-ups. Have excel
position open for an. alert men
who can take a special interest IN
his work. This position has Q
very good future as owner may
retire in near future Salary open
Call Sun. s, d L. ELECTRIC, RE
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AUTO MECHANIC, must he famiii

AUTO MECHANIC, must be familiar
with Chrysler products. Plenty OF
work and twin post lifts. Percent
age basis. New-car leadership. JER.
MAN MA W PROS, o6 ;t2Ol Rhode Island
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. must
person TICKEL MOTORS. INC.
1900 Diagonal I'd. Alex. XII. 9-5026,
AUTO MECHANICS t3l. LIST class
exper. Ford mechanics for, suburban
Ford dealer. Excel. working con-
shop. $3.50 pay basis with guar
surance plan and other company
Garner, Service Mgr.. NORMAN
FORD. 1919 Baltimore ave. Col
lege Park. UN. 4-5l00 Ill
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced in
motor tune-up; .6-day week: excel:
s s1lsIy Apply Srn n pers 0G g DIAHyEs
burg I'd Cottage City, Md. IL
AUTO MECHANIC. 10 work in new
car department and do inspections.
Must be experienced and capable
Of making any repairs needed.
Good salary for the right man. plus
paid vacation. holiday. sick leave
and s0n h9spitaIlsatio1 Apply n u pei
INC, $500 Wis ave. NV. LARGEST
Chryslet- Dealer Ia
AUTO PARTS clerk. high school
graduate to work in automotiye
stock room; exper. desired but not
necessary: 5-dRy week: holiday and
vacation pay. NATIONAL MOTOR
REBUrDERS, 1T25 Fenwick st. ne.
AUTO PARTS MAN with GIN ex-
perience See Mr.. Spicer, OuRIS-
MAN CHEVROLET. go H ST. ne
AUTO SALESMAN, II you want to
earn $4,000 per year this is ~
For inexperienced men, 2 weeks
training program combining class
room and practical training under
qualified instructors. Intelligence
and industry prime requisites for
acceptance. Apply Mr.. watson,
LOGAN Ford. DI. 7-5So0. --l3
AUTO SALESMAN for new and used
cars with fast-growing chrySler.
Plymouth dealer: SIS per wk., plus
comm Many other benefits: must
have exper.: no others need apply.
R. B. CLARK MOTOR CO. ga
s. Washington ST., Fails Church.
AufTo SALESMAN - Expsrien l
must be alert and aggressive 10 sell
1855 Fords and used cars. Excel
lent pay plan. floor time and vaca-
ton. Demonstration furnished.
Contact Mr. Shaw, with sales
record MONROE FORD co. 1887
East.WeSt hwy. Silver Spring. JU,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Auto Sales Manager

Wanted by well-eStablished
ChrySleT- Plymouth leadership
with ability and proven eG-
rer!ence TO develop and main
tain a sales force capable Of
delivering from 500 to LOCO
new cars per year and assist
US in a 30-day uSed-car turn
over that we must maintain.
Man we want must be able
to operate q volume dealer
ship in clean. business like
manner, probably and sue
ceSsfully In today's market.
This is q splendid opportunity
for the man OF unsurpassed
ability. Salary and bonuses.
Please do not apply unless
you have O proven record Of
accomplishment, have the I'm
est character and very best
references. Apply AIS MO-
TORS, INC, 1910 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. Va. Ask for Mr..
Albert WaSseTman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

when answering advertisements
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
inclose original references. photo
orGohs or other materials OF per-
sondl Udlue. Copies seTre the puT-
pose. Originals may Get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

CANDY MAKER. good pan man: hot
fast-growing company out Of town
confidential. Box I53-B. Star.
CARPENTERS. $2.25 per mr., and
helpers. Report ready to work
7:30 am. Directions to lob: Out
New Hampshire. ave. 81 miles past
Langley. turn right on Powder Mil
right and follow signs into job.
CARPENTERS - Rough. long job
RE sEfE.FloofR FACE. sRfptg sp9ins
see Milford, Ju. 1851. Ill
CARPENTERS, inside work. long
term; See CARPENTER foreman 1914
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be experienced
trim men. Apply s02 N, Hamp-
shire ave, NV; Monday morning, OF
CAR WASHER. colored. Apply RING
BUILDING GARAGE. 1892 NJ st.
NV Ill
CASHIER to supervise coin-countinE
personnel and prepare deposits
mus some ne ns IS a reaursd 4dh
5-day wk:, paid vacation. insurance
and disqualification: $50 a week tc
start with increases as ability is
proven. Apply G. B. MACKE
CORP, 2l2 H st. NV. to Il
and ! to !, 10
CASHIER CIGAR CLERK, day work
experienced need only apply in
person KEYSTONE PHARMACY
sl5r Pa. ave. NV. Ill
CEDAR SINGLE APPLICATOR.
large lob. See Mr.. Kisamore on Job.
Dir: South on s. Capitol St. 3 mi.
past Southern ave. ID. C. and Md.
linel 10 Kirby Hill I'd. turn right on
Kirby Hill I'd. to Job. JE. 3-0623.
IA
CHEF. experienced, in l-chef kitch-
en- daywork. Apply after 2 pm.
HOGAN'S RESTAURANT. 1918 4th
ST. NV. Ill
CHEF. Italian and American cook
ing: must know how to plan menu :
references required. Box 1910,
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
AUTO SALESMAN

Por used-car dept. Of new-ear dealer
count and paid vacation. Excel
lent opportunity for right man
STANLEY H HoRNER, INC,
Florida ave ne. at Sixth. Phone
Mr. WEIGH.
AUTO Statesmen t2l, for new and
used cars; good pay plan; transp
furn.: plenty OF floor time. NELSON
STUDEBAKER, 72fb Baltic. ave,
IIN A-SBOn LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
TAILOR

Successor to Margaret E. Waggoner.
formerly Of woodward g. Lothrop,
make ladies' suits and coats, re-
modelling ard repairing; S25 18th
st. NV Ma. S-39as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Career Opportunity

II you are between 23-3o and hav,
Q college BACKGROUND. you will be
interested In an excellent sales
training program being offered by
previous sales experience neces.
sery. and successful completion
OF this program can lead 20 sale,
management. High starting SALARY
plus excellent incentive plan. This
Is an exceptional opportunity fol
an ambitious young man, inter
ested in q good future. Call MR.
LYNN, DU. 7-5l00. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
AUTO SALESMAN

We have an opening In our new
car sales dept. Experience In the
automobile ffeld desirable but not
necessary; splendid opportunity for
an active young man, willing 70
work 10 make q real good living
To associate with q long-eStab-
'ished leadership. Apply Mr.. Car
ME
Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc.
33rd and NJ SITS. NV. AID. 2-ls46
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
HELP-MEN
BROKERAGE
MANAGER

Successful life under
writer, age 35-45. LUTC
or CLU graduate pre-
ferred. Must have per
sonal production record
of 100000. Salary, over
ride, plus personal COM
mission. Replies strictly
confidential. Box 73-B,
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
CLERKS

CLERK-TYPIsT. age 1875, excel
pos. for young man looking for a
secure future with better than
average advancement opportunities
3 days. downtown. start $50, MAN
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS, INC,
suite 800, 1906 @ st. NV.
COMPOSITOR, hand: 31ha-hr. vk
scale. Rspiy In writing BOX 21S-C,
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FAIRFAX-FALLS CHURCH

Admin. asst. typ. Army exp. $500
Bkkpr., full chs, Jeff Davis SS5 UP
Edit. asst. beginner, deg. S52
Layout man. good typ. $250
Asst. ofc. mgr. exp. o0.35 1918
Ofc. elk. teletype exp. shifts--S270
Temp. Gig. typ, 4-6 mos. $3.50
Bank teller trainee, hsg. S22S
Ticket agent. hsg.. shifts S23S u9
Ramp agent. to 35. hsg.. shifts,
Fid repr., pub. rel. coll. bkgd. $3.50
Salesman. adv. Arm. coll, 25-35.
store mgr. hdwe,. exp. com. $500
Shipping elk. exp. hsg Sl.75 hr.
POTOMAC EMP. LACEY.
1894 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. $1,000
oil King ST.. Alex. XII. 9-5Q55
104 Z. Broad, Falls Oh. JE. 2-72T2
age 2I-3O. Prefer man
with general insurance claims ex-
perience. Excel future for right
man. Start $500 or more depend
ing on experience. Liberal mileage
and car allowance. MANAGE
MENT CONSUL TANTs, INC, suite
500, 1909 O st. NV.
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CLERK

Interesting permanent position in
me nome once for young man,
cellent opportunity for advance
ment; 5-day week; company bene-
nts Apply Personnel Once, 3rd
noor: EQUITABLE LIFE IESUR-
ANCE CO.. Si6 l4th st. NV. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
HELP--MEh
ACCIDENT AND
SICKNESS MANAGER
Successful A. and S.
underwater to super
wise and service pres
ent exclusive franchise.
Salary plus personal
commission. r eplies
strictly confidential.
Box 1l3-B, Star.

ACCOUNTANT. part time. perm, for
CPA ONCE: some exper. desirable
tipping helpful: work ewes. State
age. education, qualifications. Box
AIctaCio1NTxNT. tor payroll and gen.
eral Office work, under 30: must
be able to type. 5-day week, vaca-
tons, disqualification and life in.
surance pa!d. Call MR.. NORRIS
ACCtoUSTANT JR.-Perm. stan ex.
panding CPA firm. Write. giving
resume OF education. exper.. age,
marital status, salary requirements:
give telephone number. herman
GOLDMAN. LEVINE d. RIBAKOW
l4l5 X st. NV III
ACCOUNTANT, graduate. young man
interested in permanent position
with growing construction firm
to take full charge Of bookkeeping
accounting and ONCE. Job to be
filled after Christmas. Submit de-
tailed application Of previous ex-
perience and a recent photograph
Box 143-C, Star. IL
ACCOUNTANT - CPA firm offers
permanent employment TO expe-
rienced accountant. No travelling
required. Please reply in own hand
writing stating age, qualifications
salary expected and other pertinent
information. YOUNT. HYDE & CO,
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To Place O
Stur Classified Ad
Coll
Sterling $4,000

Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 Pm. Friday
MONDAY EDITION, = PM. Sundoy
TUES. to FRI. s PM. DoY Betore
SATURDAY EDITION, 10 IN. FRI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
HELP-MEN

copy EDITOR. technical, complete
knowledge P. s. NJ. and symbols.
S325
Membership subscription. COPY writer.
salary open.
Secretary, knowledge shorthand. mar
Custodian and maintenance super
vision; white; to age 30; S225.
Shipping clerk. young, good future
Typists' 10 sos.
Sales. inside, hardware trainee. to
Lab. technic!an. registered; relocate
Bookkeeper. fun charse, 8 days, $50.
Accountant, college grad. recent or
Feb, $1,000.
Exper. sales rep. various, S70-$l00
ST. sales speciality. fee paid. SIS
sales. exper. Government; $50 sal
Accounts clerk, some tipping. to age
I 2S, S2S5.
| NO REGISTRATION FEE
But o fee for service II we place you
Interview hours: Mon. Fri.
/ 900 AMI PM. or . PIMA PM
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
PERSONNEL Eb v GogNsEI1No
1923 Conn. Ave. NV. ROOM 215
i d. 7-4150
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN, expe-
Iienced good pay to qualified man.
FILLMORE RESTAURANT, 2705
Columbia pike, Arlington, IA. -
1920. Ill
COUNTER MAN for wholesale cleo
trio supply co. Experience prefer
red. WESCo ELEc. SUPPLY CO.
1876 Columbia I'd. NV. co.
$3.50.
DISTRIEUTOR--A weil-known Euro
pean factory of precut homes and
building materials is In quest OF a
distributor to handle its commodi-
ties in the United States. Only
first-class references. Box 12O-C.
!, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
ASST. BUYERS

Young men with some college back
ground or retail experience to train
for merchandising careers. eel
lent opportunity to go places in
one OF the top merchandising or
ganizationS in the country. A career
In merchandising offers an .unlim-
advancement,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
WASHINGTON
+ st. at 18th NV.

AUTO BODV AND FENDER MAN
Must be iSt-class metal worker
percentage basis Approx. salary
St25 to $50 per Wk. Apply e
Mr.. Shiff1ett. at ROSSLYN auto
BODY CO. 1917 N. Lynn St. Ar.
lingtOn Va IA
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ACCTS. AND BKKPRS,

ACCTS. AND BKKPRS.
Acc,.. Far East $4,000 to $4,000
Srs.. Semi-Srs. and Jrs., for CPA's
Highest salaries
Bkkpr. -oic. mgr. retail $l0O up
Bkkpr. equip. CO., 25-35--- $50
Bkkpr. broadcastinF co. s75-SS5
bkkpr.. ~ store $50 to Se5
Bkkpr.. country club, da. to SS5
Bkkpr -typiSt, CPA ONCE $500 mo
Asst. bkkpr., downtown ------ sos
Asst. bkkpr., typist S 75
Asst, bkkpr. Ga. ave. $50
Acct. student, Bethesda - S60-S7Q
admin. asst, some bkkpg. - $60-S15
Cashier. light bkkpg., type. S275
OTHER POSITIONS
Sales engineer, degree High sal
Invoice clerk. tipping .-----. $50
Once clerks, all locations - $50
Clerk typist 10 ------ to 500
Route statesmen go High salary
Telephone clerk ------ $3.50 mo.
Once boy, white $50 wk.
APPLY NOW FOR AFTER XMAS
ATLAS AGENCY
1870 n. Y. Ave. NV. RIM. sos
ACCOUNTANT. REC. DEG. TO SIS
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
SENIOR E. E.

Several years experience in
design of RF Amplifiers
I. F. Strips or microwave
components. In addition to
supervisory responsibility
this position involves liai-
son with customer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
AUTO CAR RUNNER

Between the ages Of IS and "a;
excellent working conditions. OPP
portunity to learn the automobile
business. Apply Mr.. Rulings, PARK
WAY MOTOR CO.. 3040 NJ st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

ACCOUNTANTS
Seniors. semiseniors and juniors, for
CPAs. Excel positions with the
finest firms in town. Apply now,
start after Christmas,
ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV, RIM. b0Q
Ia
The Lincoln times., 1955-01-17

Ethel Norman and Red Shelton
will share the star spotlight in
Show Shoppers, a sparkling cav
alcade of songs, dances and
sketches that have stopped" ia
nous Broadway shows of the past,
on the compatible color "Shower
Of Stars over WBTV tonight at
$50. The comedy team of Betty
and Jane Kean and dancer Bobby
Van will also participate in stellar
roles. The elaborate revue will
open with an original production
number set in front of theatrical
brokers' office. with chorus OF
show business aspirants making
their bid for stardom. Shelton, as
emcee, will introduce Miss Mer-
man singing "Eadie Was A Lady,
from the Broadway musical Take
A Chance" Then Shelton will join
Miss Norman for a duet on you
Are Just In Love" Other song and
dance numbers on tonight's show
include, "South America, Take 1t
AWAY" "You're A Grand Cld
Flag" MARY Is A Grand Old
Name" yankee Doodle Dandy, "
Little Girl From Little Rock,
"Too Darn Hot" "Poppa. Won't
Won Dance With Me" "The Old
Soft Shoe" "AleXander's Rag
time Band" "Cheek to Cheek"
"Topsv And Eva, Baby, It's Cold
Outside" and "There's No Busl-
ness Like Show Business"
The Lincoln times., 1955-01-17
Sunday, January %

AS host of Monsters Of The
Deep" on "Disneyland" over
WBTV this afternoon at l o'clock,
Walt Disney takes his audience in
to the monster" room at his Bur-
bank studio which is devoted to
research material on creatures real
and fanciful throughout the ages.
Explaining that because they We're
the first real monsters on earth
they have place in this program,
he presents the story of dinosaurs
and other prehistoric beasts in
the form of an animated cartoon
sequence from his screen classic,
Fantasia. This is concluded with
motion pictures of living dinosaurs
marine iguanas-photographed
by Disney True Life Adventure
cameramen in the Galapagos Is
lands. Turning to Sea-SerpentS,
Disney presents documentary evi-
dence of their existence, supported
by animated pictures of viper fish,
hatchet fish, deep-Sea jellyfish and
angler fish as viewed from diving
bell 1890 feet below the oceans
surface. Special guests on today's
program include finn stars Kirk
Douglas and Peter LORE.