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Evening star., 1955-11-22
Brazil BaIks Return
Of Ex-President Cafe
Army Supports
Ramos as New
Crisis Arises

RIO DE JANIERo. Brazil.
Nov. % P1- "A fresh political
crisis afflicted Brazil today in
the wake of an unsuccessful bid
by Joao Cafe .Filho to resume
the presidency from which he
took leave of absence two weeks
ago.
! Both houses of Congress last
night rejected hi; claim that he
could take up again the func-
Itions of chief executive. Both
passed resolution that he must
remain on leave until Congress
decides otherwise,
1 At the same time, the army
took firm measures to preserve
the administration of Provi-
sional President Nereu Ramos,
who was installed by a bloodless
army coup on November 10.
The legislators so clearly were
following the bidding Of the army
in rejecting Mr.. Cafes return TO
office that many in the capital
speculated that the country Is
heading for a military Dictator
ship. The army officers who
have actual control may have to
resort to force TO retain it. they
reason.
Troops Guard Apartment
Mr.. Cafe was being held In
communicate at his apartment
in the fashionable Copacabana
district to which he returned
from a hospital only yesterday.
Troops surrounded the building
and barred all visitors. Tele-
phone calls to the apartment
were interrupted.
DR.. Rayrnundo de Brito, Mr..
Cafes personal physician, went
to the former Presidents apart
ment this morning and an am
bulance believed to be carrying
hospital equipment followed soon
afterward. This led to specula-
ton that Mr.. Cafe had suffered q
relapse. A heart attack caused
his retirement from Office on
November 8.
Most Of the army is lined up
against Mr.. Cafe and much OF
the navy and the air force is
aligned with him. His supporters
are believed determined to block
the inauguration Of President
elect Juscelino Kubitschek and
vice President-elect Joao Gou-
llart. even though military die
tatorship might result.
The leading opponents Of DR..
Kubitschek and Mr.. Goulart are
the same who drove Getulio Var
gas from the presidency shortly
before his suicide in August.
1854. They accused Gen. VAR
Igas' associates of graft and
corruption and assert that DR..
KubitSchek and Mr.. Goulart are
political heirs of the Vargas re-
gime. MIR. Goulart was Labor
Minister under Gen. Vargas and
was suspected of trying to create
a political weapon of organized
labor as former President Juan
ID. Peron did in Argentina.
Ousted After Three Days
Carlos Coimbra da Luz, pres
ident of the Chamber of Deputies
Clover house of Congress-, sue
ceeded Mr.. Cafe as provisional
president but was ousted by the
army after only three days be-
cause he was believed aiding a
plot to prevent DR.. Kubitschek
and Mr.. Goulart from assuming
Office next January 81. The
leaders of the coup said their
purpose was to protect constitu-
tional processes. Mr.. Ramos,
president of the Senate, then
was made provisional president.
Some observers believe that
Mr.. Cafe went through the mo-
tions of seeking to return to
office-even though he knew
congress and the army would
not permit it intending to pre-
|cipitate the difficult situation
now confronting the army. which
finds the navy and air force
Evening star., 1955-11-22

executed in 1858 for alleged
treason. However, Beria got his
start in the Georgian security
Organization and kept tight con-
Itrol over it even after he went
to Moscow. After his purge, the
AK started falling right and left
among Georgian officials.
The Tifiis broadcast identified
those executed only by their
last names. Radio monitors
here said a sixth official might
have been included in the group
executed. This was not certain,
due to the indistinctness Of the
broadcast.
Seized After Beria
Those definitely identified as
executed were:
Rukhadze, former Minister Of
Internal Security and onetime
|chiei of the prosecution depart
ment in the Ministry Of Inter-
nal Affairs. He apparently was
the same man mentioned in q
Moscow broadcast shortly after
IBeria's downfall as having been
arrested on charges Of persecut-
ing innocent workers and plot
ting to arouse dissatisfaction
among the Soviet people.
Rokava. former cornmissar OF
internal affairs; Tserteli, former
deputy cornnnissar Of internal
Evening star., 1955-11-22
New Rodor Device Finds
And Counters Jomminq
Conodion Network to Be Adapted
To Method for Changing Frequency
BY JOHN A. GILES

method Of detecting when radar warning system
is being jammed-such done with proficiency In the
Louisiana last weekand to counter that action
has been developed.
The counter measures, which are being built into the
multi-mon dollar Canadian radar system would change the
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Reds Execute 5 Officials
From Berio's S Old Stoff
High Treason and Other Crimes Charged
To Georqion Republic Security Men

LONDON Nov. % The This tTbilisi) radio announced
today five former security officials the Soviet Georgian
Republic have high treason and other crimes
against the S~viet Union
broadcast did not link those executed specifically with
Bera Soviet security police boss purged and
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Guide for Readers

Amusements c-6-7ILost, Found -A-3
Classified B-ll-lo Music ------ B-7
Comics Asst Obituary ---A-l6
Gross word AIS Rodio-Tv -. A-A
Editorial .-.A-l4 Sports -.----c-l-5
Edit Articles AIS Womon's
Financial A-l8-lo' Section ---B-l-6
Hove The Stor Delivered to Your
Home Daily and Sunday
Dial Sterling $1,000
Evening star., 1955-11-22
WEATHER FORECAST

More cloudy tonight. low near ss. Cloudy
and mild tomorrow, occasional rain likely
at night. tFull report on Page A-29
Evening star., 1955-05-30
WAITRESSES

We haven't had an opening in over
in city. You must have worked in
pest restaurants or hotels, know
how to serve finest clientele, and
have excellent references to be con-
P0D1 Dm Dh9ns FED GEW1s cs7 e REsg RfEs9n aetS
Conn. ave. NV. 80
GIRL. colored, between 20 and 30
years Of age; phonograph. record
store. Must have selling experience,
Night work involved. Apply in per-
son Tues. between IL and . pm,
only, QUALITY MUSIC CO. 1886
c,p, AZ st. ~ NV DO NOT PHONE. 80
MANAGE small soda fountain and
clerk in small NV. sect. drugstore:
age .0-30, exper.; hrs. . to 4 pm:
no Sun; able drive: excel trade
GlTr s91d sal a., ,lrr pl9s bennsi Apply FOX
hall I'd. NV. Wo. 6-6S69. 80
white; pleas. work with color
films and prints, in camera store and
lab: h. s, edo: See MR.. REISINGER
toda!, 7l5 Kennedy st. NV 80
with. steam-table exper.;
sma iHaHs MafRpsv SSF "a Apply sodS perSSnns %3ns
blvd. AL, Va. -
make phone ais rom home for
appointments for our sales force.
Apply letter, state definite time
available for calls, experience i
anu.. P O. Dox 37e3. Georgetown
WOMEN C5p needed to meet III.
growing demand .or AVON DR. d.
ucts. Earn SIS wkly. in spare time
right in your neighborhood. DI
I-Q22l 81
GIRL to learn tookkeepinr
and general ONCE work, some typin.
'eou'red. 40-hr. work week; air
cond. office. paid vacations and hos
pitalization. For appt., cali Mr..
HOUSE, CO. $4,000. S:3O-5. 80
WOMAN to learn to operate
bookkeeping machine; some general
Office exper. pref; excel. WORKING
cond., air-cond. once. Box 25-L.
YsosnfNG ssfN WOMAN to work in Su house.
wares in hardware store: good SAL
ary, bia-day week. Apply in person
only. 1890 ColImbis pike, Arl.. w.
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z Gu. #. Servel.
gas; excel. cond.. $50. JU. S-5937.
Evening star., 1955-05-30

GE, 8 Gu. #. per-
SIS. ia. 9-S9S2.
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Woodward &
Lothrop
10th. 11th, F AND G SITS NV.

80
SECRETARY for consulting engineers
Cmce: no shorthand necessary; must
be last and accurate typist; 5-day
A. BROWN, 1928 Conn. ave. NV
SECRETARY-Good shorthand es-
sential; new air-cond law ONCE;
ssTrounde, $500. EX. 3-3a42 after
sECRETARY, experienced. for or ad-
tional publishing CO.; shorthand re-
CURED; knowledge OF advertising
helpful: a.-day week, vacation, in
surance, Decentralization and sur
sieal Ssi1 6enetlts; pdr,,. sood starting salary
SECRETARY. permanent position in
small real estate -ofiice Hours 10 to
4; 5-day week Salary open. Apply
in person A. S, GARDINER g. CO.,
srn La. RI / st; St NV; -31
Pleasant surroundings in new air
work: $500 per mo. FIBRE BOX
ASSOCIATION, 1145 10th st. NV.
Cal ma. s-3767 on Tuesday for
sEGRETaRial fegSth'ihsnsi SERVICE needs s"t ex-
perienced ,stenographers for inter-
esting and varied daytime assign
ments: shorthand. 100 w.p.m. elec.
typins. 20 w.p.m.: part time and
SsTm.' Ss7f. aiF-e0nd'' benefits Is, ST b
SECRETARIES (2)-1 position re-
QuireS eXper., other is beginning
secretarial position. Private pub
fishing co. Both permanent positions
with advancement oppor., 5-day wk.,
air-cond. office: many employe bene-
fits. DI. $4,000, Ext. o15.
SECYS., stenos, elk. -typistS, bkkpg.
mach. oprs., PIX. ATLAS AGENCY,
l4ss y y. @ ave. ~: Rm. a9e:
SECRETAItY nr. Silver Spring S75
secretary, Silver Spring 500
Secretary, Bethesda $50
Clerk -Typist -.--- $50. SS5
Typists S40-S45
Chemists assistants ---------S S5s
File clerk $40
Buokkeeper, Wheaton $50
Cashiers SAL
SILVER SPRING-ROCKVIL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S413 Georeip Ave. JU. 9-S4A6
Evening star., 1955-05-30

OR RENT, new,
day; rental may
Call ST. $1,000.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

SAN DIEGO--Wed., June l. Want
driving: refs. Ho. 2-61sl mornings.
3O'
MASON CITY, IOWA, June 4. re-
turn approx. June %; lady rider
wanted, share gas and oil. Call
JE. 4-2526.
DRIVING TO Seattle. Wash, leaving
Sat. am, June 4. Desire passenger
20 share DIR. and exp. Contact jim
HARRIS, DE 2-7449. 81"
Evening star., 1955-05-30
SECRETARY

Permanent position as secretary to
organization: good working condi-
tions. paid vacation. group insur-
ance, sick benefits, Must be able to
take dictation at so wprrl. and typ
ine at 40 wpm.
Give complete information on expert
ence, dictation and tspla1 rae
Age, marital status Snd race.
BOX Six, STAR
Evening star., 1955-05-30
ANTIQUES


Do not sell your valuable antique
calling WALTER REED ANTIoUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
--, $3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
~. 2-2127 RA. 3-760s
BABY CARRIAGE, almost new; S12.
BABY sfSPe FH FHRSIfuRE SifGhei bought. So Sold.
misc and bric-a-brac on consign-
ment. GOOD AS NEW SHOP, JA.
BAKERY EouIRMENr for re retail
shop. complete: Blodgett oven. Reed
cake mixer. slicer, showcases. etc.
BATHTUBs, 'Ii new and used, basins.
toilets, At lowest prices. BLOCKS,
BEDRM. SET, fine quality, blonde;
double bed FOAM rubber mattress:
S225; also HOLLYWOOD bed, Beauty
res bolster pillows; s43i Only Mon
sin ave; Apt, 12, downstairs.
BEDROOM SET, fine quality blond.
double bed. foam rubber mattress.
S225, Also HOLLYWOOD bed, Beauty
rest, bolster pillows. SIS. Only Mon
day. 10 to >. $3.50 Wisconsin ave,
BEER COoLER WITH DRAFT BEER
TAPS Beyerage-sir, stainless steel,
holds 3 LEGS. dispcrses . simul-
tsneouSsS:r Excel; cond.. S275 cash
REI1 n, -5GSI CoNvESna vEEsSsEaayS' po-o;S pm3SS ,
gas moto- Weekdays from 7 am. to
BOOKCASE, S5; crib. sl5; gas range,
S25; sofa bed. S75 new refrigerator,
So; CD iishwasher. S55; sofa,
$3.50. ST. 2-S546, % to Q pm,
Evening star., 1955-05-30
SITUATloNS-DoMESTlc

EMPLOYED PROFESSIONAL MOTH
Err, wishes to place good colored
housekeeper: excellent with children
honest. dependable, responsible: live
out AID. 4-5S06. 80
elderly patient or child care: ref.
Ii. 4-2354.
WOMAN. colored, desires domestic
work as laundress. Excel. ironer.
Refs; IA. 9,!262,,
C0LORED GIRL desires night work.
TU. 2-051S.
GIRL, colored. from West Virginia.
desires housework or child care;
exper.; 5-day week. Ii. 4-l629.
COLORED GIRL desires work as
child care while parents work
Mon. through Fri. AID. 4-S449,
COLORED WOMAN desires general
housework 5-day week, good refer
ence. phone Ma. 39063. 81
Evening star., 1955-05-30
HELP-DoMESTIc Cont

WILL GIVE GOOD HOME to young
white lady. for care of children and
housework. Salary. Call IA. S-4520.
80
Evening star., 1955-05-30
SITUATIokS-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT. experienced, MICS de-
gree; so. Republic 7-0461, EHten-
sion 20l. 80
ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER- -TYPIST,
desires general office work; white.
capable, eXper. DU. 1855.
OFFICE WORK-To launch inexpe-
rienced but ambitious young lady
on business career; present assets
are enthusiasm. willingness to learn,
loyalty. honesty and some typfng
ability. KE. 1894.
CULTURED WOMAN wishes position
as receptionist companion mousse
keeper or goyerness In refined home !:
fond of children, and country. life:
wide, business and social experience;
excellent references. Box 454-Y,
RELIABLE colored woman desires Of
Tues. RoszENA ROWE, DU. 7-5 So.
LADY wishes work in rooming house
for apt. and wages. Box 26S-K.
"GiRL FRIDAY" sECY.. capable,
exper.. good at figures. seeks one
girl office. RA. 6-92SO.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST desires part
time work. neat, experienced. Call
ewes. CO. 5-O3S6.
WHITE, middle age Ink. for / ell
derly adult. WA. 7-5S52,
COL0RED WOMAN desires night
work including Sat:s. Exper. in
clerical. chamber maid. etc. RE, z
105S after pm. 30'
Evening star., 1955-05-30
THE JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY

TYPIsT and general once work as
sSistant: 5.day week. THOMAS Z.
4434 Connecticut Ave. so "
IYPIST, under 40, for permanent
position with old established organ
!zation. Pleasant surroundings. mod
ern air-cond. ONCE; good chance for
adyaneement: 37Aa-hr. week Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL fNS
CO; S12 Woodward bldg. i
IYPlsT-National trade assoc. needs
good typist. VIII consider high
school graduate. Modern. air-con.
oitioned Offices. Box 1J3-E, Star.
rYPlsT for accounting division OF
airline firm: 5-day Wk.. good star
ing salary; air-cond. of -. airline
privileges. ME. S-3o0O. -.
WAfTRESS-Hrs., pm, am; tc
also assist behind bar aad alsc
ringing cash register; references
S2H 18th ST. NV. ME. S-9l7l. Mr.,
LEVIN. iIs
exper.; apply in person
only: no phone calls SAXONY BAE
AND GRILL. g01 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RADIO electronic kurplns, inventors
gadgets. motors, &c. Bargain prices.
222 < st. ne, Ii. 4-7046. a
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma
chimes: used: rebuilt: painted; SIS
TcR's. INC. SS05 14th St. NV.
REFRIGERATORS FOR RENT. new.
spply to purchase. Can ST. $1,000.
REFRIGERATOR, oE. o Gu. it.. per-
feet condition; SIS. ia. e-s9s2.
REFRIGERAToRs. go 7.5-cu.-ft.
Hotpoint; 1854 models. Builder
surplus. never been used. Sl49.5O
each 10. 4-7652 or GI&. 4-9474a
REFRIGERAToRs, used. rent or buy.
EN-. 20 ;00' AIS Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATORS, $3.50. elec.. gas.
guaranteed PEERLESS SALES CO..
REFRlGER iTOR, 9-cu-tt. Cold Spot
wlth freezer chest. s yrs. old excel.
cond. S75. KE. G-9035.
REFRIGERATOR, z Gu. #. Servel.
gas; excel. cond., $50. JU- '-os3E.
REFRIGERATOR. GE. 7 Gu. #. Good
working order. S55. KI. S-3S67.
REFRIGERAIo Electric, gas: S25
up, guar, incl. del. BLOCKS, 1146
Lee hwy. 1910 Balt3. ave. WA.
REFRIGERATOR, approx. Gu. it.,
tion; S25, See Janitor at 5G41 Col
OraGO ave. NV -s3O
Evening star., 1955-05-30
WINDOWS;

STEEL WINDOWS FOR CONNER
CIAL BLDGS.. ) Fl. ST Fl. AND
OTHER SIZES, IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION., WITH GLASS.
GENERAL WRECKlNG CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-61i7
WINDOW FAN. Homart, 20-in,. belt
drive. sale price S44 So Oh. 4-Os56.
80
WRIST WATCH; Morsdo, mans. 2i-
Jewel. u k. shockproof. waterproof.
self winding: brand-new. EN- y
gU33. 80
Evening star., 1955-05-30
HELP WOMEN

FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. over IS. for
evenings. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMACY, GO54 Marlboro pike,
RE. 6-6O50. Il
FOUNTAIN GIRL-S.E. drugstore: at
least > yrs. in one D. c. place. 8 10
II shift. 1869 Alabama ave. Sc.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, with grill expert
ence. Apply in person. CHASTLE-
TON PHARMACY. 18th and r st.
NV -3
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, expert
enced: references: l2 noon to $3.50
pm: closed Sun and holidays; uni
forms supplied. Apply in person
only NATIONAL DRUG CO. 1000
Conn ave NV 30
Evening star., 1955-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. / man. sl2 per day;
Oman. S15 per Gay. RENTAL TOOL
4 E9uIP: CO. ~; a:6ss1,
sanders. paint sprsyers, tools. FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY. WO. 6-062S.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
SITUATloNS-MEN
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ASST. BURSAR-American Univer-
sity; REQUIRES some accounting ex-
per. Begin at once; employe bene-
fits. Call EN- 3-6S16. II
COUPLE, live in; woman for cooking,
gh.w.: man for helping in house
and garden Only . adults in family
Excel. living quarters. Thurs. and
every other SLn. of. / mi. s. OF
Alex. so. 5-aI20. >
lBM proportional spacing electric
typewriter operators; varitype and
DSJ helpful: full and part time work
available; experienced only. Phone
HU. 3-36S3. Il
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Excellent Opportunity
For Secretary

in entering the advertis-
ing field as assistant to advertising
department head Of international
publishing firm. Many company
benefits. $50 week to start. Call
Mr.. PERRY CO. 5-1014. --31
Evening star., 1955-05-30

3 Caterpillar DIV los
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION co
Box l45. BALTIC. 90. Nd.
Murdoch $4,000
CRANE, Lima Paymaster with 6O-ft.
dragline, Call Tower 9-6145.
PEEP sa1 FREE5E; RIs 5a,ss ehest type 2 Gu; IT,
DIAMONDS, lady's '.,et., emerald
fsdys fSs; s2aS: ladys yssr li;st sSsbs S$SS55
S4.950; iady's act. SiO6' LfV..
IINN.GeSIoN IN.e & CO., 1423 H st. NV.
DINING ,tSI, TABLE, > solid walnut. drop
DINING SET. mahogany, dropieaf
table, chairs. odd pieces. Phone
EEEcTRiG POLES, ouan. grade 4 A,
used, creosoted, 25 to As IT. 371O
Columbia pike. MR.. THAYER, JU.
FAN, window, Homart; dble. walnut
24-in., :50-in. blades. GRIGsBY
rEo2S CO. 1904 K st. nv:
anized, aI; s11O IT. installed. Terms.
FREEZER. 9k-cu.-ft,. like new: lesv-
q.
Refrigerator, 9-cu.-ft.: excellent con-
FUR COAT, brown muskrat. med
size; also child,s outfit, size 3; good
SinIy;rI,pT. S9nJ;; r9aS. EE ,,o 4,os265; ,,.,
Grand piano, w, Mayers l"shssasnss sofa, :
chairs, > inlaid tables, ] nest OF
tables. hand-carved coffee table,
lady'S writing desk, console and mir
ror. din. rm. suite, set Limoges
china, perfect; | dinette suite, 2
complete bedrm. suites, l single ma
an amps al al lawn TOOLS misc. items,
FURNITURE. walnut vanity, studio
couch, kit. table. 3 chairs, uphol-
Sterea A6 e9aiT' saI draperies; other Items.
FURNiTuRE-wrought iron lounge, ST
dtisn. ddfaisGnaPlF II. 4GSS4 PFiSsS; excellent con-
FURNITURE. complete liv. rm. out
fit with sofa bed; walnut din. rm.
set. pcs; maple twin beds. incl.
FURNiTuRE RSEtSsaa Complete Se' furnishings flr7s
ing II" TV, pots. pans. dishes an6
linens. Telephone HUI. 3-1069. 81
FURNITURE - Leaving town; love
seat, barrel and club chair, hedrm,
iulu XII. SET, Nv. etc. PERSIAN
lamb coat. 36-3S. RA. 6-34SS. 30'
FURNITURE SALE-New bedrm-- din
rm. and lily. rnl. Some factory close
outs and showroom samples. Modern
and traditional quality furniture at
lowest prices, regardless of big dis
counts offered elsewhere Compare.
STAHLER' FURNITURE co
SIG 18th st. NV. RE, 7-43IO
- -3
porch chairs, gar
den hose, lawn mower, brea kfast set,
maple settee, desk chest; RA. s.
FuRN. , beds. , mattress. springs. l,' n
oressers. chest of drawers. couch,
mirror-back china cabinet, Soin-
drier washer Ii. 3-S526. 80
FuRN... mahog. din. rm. suite, sofa,
dble. bed, chest of drawers. coffee
table. end table. JA. S-5901. 80
FuRN., Lawson sofa. $50: lge. walnut
china cupid, $50: maple spool dble
bed, spring and mattress. S25. Excel.
cond. AID. 4-764S. 30
lmptd birch coffee table, sweeper,
A. HaViland. kit. aids. HE. 4-6a13
GAS RANGES. used. all sizes. "as is"
Only $40 and up. B. A, COE &. CO.,
3121 l4th st. NV. CO. $4,000.
GAS RANGES, new used: installation
PEERLESS SALES CO.. E237 Ga.
ave. DE 25566
GAS RANGES. new. used. repairs; oil.
coal, wood ranges. ACME STOVE,
Evening star., 1955-05-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Burroughs,
Marchant. Remington, Comptometer; I;
$50 DIP. CENTRAL, 2019 14th ST.
Polaroid. picture in 1 min
ute. Metal tripod, fash gun. expo
sure meter. leather carrying case;
Leica, &c. summitar f.
coated; carrying case: as new. Also
Universal Finder, Leieameter and
case. sun shade, filter. $500 Call
all day Sat; Sun. Mon. after II am.
CAMERA, 34x4h Speed Graphic.
Anniversary model. with fash unit.
carrying case. etc; also AXIS Solor
enlarger; complete darkroom equip
ment. La 6-S391.
CAMERA, contax No. 3. 1.5 lens,
ouilt-ln light meter, accessories,
= $325 cash; Tu. 2-222s. 81
CASH REGISTERS Rings 50 90,
price, $50. Elec. National Itemizer.
Sl59. 201g l4th st. NV. i
CASH REGISTERS = New re Aller,
S169.50. .3urroughs, Sl5O. McCaskey
elee;' Sif5; Guar. CASH REGIS
TER SALES CO.. 2o19 I4th st. NV,
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PIPE

ACE WRECKING co.
LU. 4-O5OO PO. 2-92l1
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
Arl. automobile dealer desires switch
board operator with some typing
knowledge. Mod. air:cond. office
with pleasant surroundings; 5Ia-day
wk., paid vacation, good salary.
Please give age. exper. and previous
employment. Write Box 11l-K,
Star 40
TEACHER or college student, excel.
interesting, experience. Apply Room
924, 1916 Conn. ave. 80
TEACHER or college student. health.
tul work. excellent experience: S84O
for so days. Box 167-E, Star. 80
TEACHERS. white. for the fall
English. Latin. French. Spanish.
secretarial science, art, home
economies. phys. ed. math., science,
elementary positions. ADAMS
TEACHERS JISs AGENCY, 1341 q NV
RE. 1898. 80
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, exp: apply
chief operator. THE WOODNER. HU
TELEPHONE Observation-Disclosures,
evening and night shifts only: start.
ing S175 monthly; 4O-hr. week;
white. COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR
WOMEN, Pa. ave. and 25th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

Top-salaried, permanent position for
experienced, fast. alert person in
busy real estate ONCE. legal exper.
helpful RE. 1851, WO. 6-3125.
Evening star., 1955-05-30

REFGR., international cleo. used
mo. S125: GE push button elec.
range, SO in, used 6 mo-, Sl55.
Phone after 6 pm, WI. 6-S615.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
CONSTRUCTION E0PT

FOR SALE OR RENT-EASY TERMS
Rehuiit--A-l Condition
Caterpillar Auto Patrol No. I2
Caterpillar DS Bulldozer
Caterpillar Scraper, Model so
3 Caterpillar DIV los
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION co
Box 145. BALTIC. 90. Md.
Murdoch $4,000
Evening star., 1955-05-30
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN

Registered. white, as res. mgr, of
lge. established rest home. Salary
plus percentage gross income to
$4,000 annually. Inquiries strictly
confidential Write Box 159-k. Star.
Al
Evening star., 1955-05-30

REFRIGERATOR, approx. 5 Gu. it.,
automatic gas: good usable coadi-
ton; S25. See Janitor at 5G41 Col
OraGn ave q W 30
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
Sinclair Dealer To
Again Aid In Polio

Mike Brienza, local Sinclair
dealer, will again aid the cause
of polio in this county by donat-
ing the entire receipts from the
sale of gasoline at his station in
Caldwell to the fund for one day.
But this year he will be aided
by several members of the Cald-
we'll Lions club who will volun-
teer their services Of manning
the pump for at least one hour
each on Saturday, Jan. %.
Clair Murphy is chairman of
the Lions club committee for this
purpose and various members
will donate at least an hour on
this date in pumping the gas
oline for polio.
Brienza deducts only the initial
cost of the gasoline and then the
balance is turned over to the
polio fund.
Lions club members decided to
AID in this cause rather than
give a small financial donation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
Maurice CoIey Al
Kent SiaIe Workshop

Maurice Colley, Colley Insur-
ance Agency, Caldwell, is at
tending the Property Insurance
Workshop" at Kent State Uni
versity, January l6, through 81.
The course includes more than
forty hours of intensive techni-
cal training on property insur-
ance coverages, forms, endorse
ments, and functions OF the Div
ision of Insurance of the State
of Ohio. The five-day course will
feature Rating Bureau officials,
leaders among the stock fire and
casualty engineers, and public
relations by Mr.. Jess Powers,
District Manager for Distribu-
tive Education in Ohio.
Mr.. Colley said, by taking
this special preparation at Kent
State University, l feel / will be
better prepared to service the
Insurance needs of the COM
munity".