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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ID A.. ,N..s..ky
OSCAR ]. BERTscH
Observation-Disclosures

Funeral services for Oscar j.
Bertsch, 73, retired marine engi-
neer and Danbury fruit grower,
will be conducted by the Rev. Geo
Reinke Friday at 2 in the Neideck-
er-Eberle-LeVeck funeral home
Burial will be made in st. Paul's
Lutheran church cemetery. Mr.
Bertsch died Tuesday at Provi
dence hospital, Sandusky.
Widowed, he is survived by {
son Curtis C. Bertsch of Danbury
a brother, Alfred, San Francisco
a sister, Viola E. Wilkins, Toledo
two half-sisters, Hilda and Wilm;
BertSch, Sandusky. He was borr
July 26, 1862 at Sandusky, son 0.
Joseph and Mary Meter Bertsch.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14

The seriousness of the situation cannot be
overemphasized
In Ohio's Is mental hospitals, conditions of
overcrowding are such that treatment is be-
coming increasingly difficult.
With total patient load of $4,000 occupying
space intended for $4,000, we have an excess of
nearly $4,000 in our state hospitals today Hospi-
tails are sadly understaffed. With such conditions
existing, it is often well-nigh impossible to in
duce high caibre medical, psychiatric and tech
nical personnel to come here.
And yet, despite all this, we have made in
roads on the problem. The 101st General AS
sembly voted an altime-high operating budget
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14
LOUIS NuRER

Louis Nuber, SO, related and well
known here, died Sunday in Sc
attic, Wash. He is survived by his
wife, Tessie; his mother, Mrs. Lu-
cas- Nuber of Marblehead; two sis
terS, Mrs. John Bahnsen of Ere
mont Road and Mrs. Walter Myers
Of Marblehead.
Well known in construction cir
cles, Mr.. Nuber played an import
ant role in work on Seattle's ia.
nous flying bridge"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14

A rubber pad in the seat of
very young baby's high chair will
keep him from scooting down in
the chair when you feed him.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14

To sell, to rent, to buy, to lease,
to beg or borrow. Use THE NEWS
Classified Ad Column. Phone 5271.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-14

Press mending tape to the un-
derside of fabric you use when
making "cover-your-o own buttons
and buckles. This makes material
firmer, so that you can pull it over
the frame without ravels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Miss Gardner
Is Murried

Miss Sarah Elizabeth Card
ner, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Charles Gardner Of
Bethesda. was married Octo-
Der 9 TO 1t. q. 60 Frank
Jamison johnson. USNR. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
johnson Of San Pedro. Calf.
The Rev. Edward Gardiner
Latch performed the ceremony
In the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church. A reception
was held afterward at the
Ofacers' Club at the Naval
Medical Center.
The bride was graduated
from the University Of Mary
land and the Washington
School for Secretaries. The
bridegroom was graduated
from Chadwick School In Roll
ing Hills. Calf; Dartmouth
College and the Johns Hopkins
School Of Advanced Interna-
tional Studies.
After q wedding trip the
couple win make their home in
Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Anne Stewart Cowie
WEEDS Thomas F. Rowan
Mss Anne Stewart Cowie,

Miss Anne Stewart cowie.
daughter Of Capt. ]. s. Cowie.
C. B. T., r. NJ. and Mrs. Cowie
Of Bermuda, was married
October 3 to Mr.. Thomas Fran
els Rowan, son Of Mr.. and AIRS.
J. p. Rowan Of Kansas City.
The Very Rev. Msgr. Philip
M. Hannah performed the
ceremony In st. Patrick's
Church. A reception was held
following the ceremony in the
Hotel 2400.
The bride. given in marriage
by her father. wore q gown Of
parchment ivory satin and
carried white roses and ivy
leaves. Her attendants were
Mrs. Jean Hannant Of Toronto.
Miss Celia j. Harding and Miss
MORA Armstrong.
Mr.. William Ladash Of
Kansas City was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. William
JenkinA Mr.. Clarence NJ. zens
and Mr.. Fred r. Zepp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

The bride was educated in
England and Bermuda and
was graduated from London
University. She was with the
British Embassy here for two
years.
The bridegroom was grad
uated magma cum laude from
Rockhurst College In Kansas
City and received his masters
degree from Catholic Univer-
sity. He Is now on the star Of
the Catholic Standard.
After Q wedding trip the
couple win make their home
here.
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Mr.. McVay
To Be Wed
!. Howard Thursfield Nun

Mrs. Howard Thursfield Num-
nally Of Richmond. Va, an
nounces the engagement Of her
daughter Miss Elizabeth Jar
man Hankins to Mr.. Kimo
Wilder McVay, son Of Rear
Admiral Charles B. McVay III
(retired) Of New Orleans. La.
and Mrs. Kinau Wilder Of
Honolulu. Hawaii.
Miss Hankins is a graduate
Of st. Margarets School for
Girls and Longwood College.
Mr.. McVay was graduated
from Staunton Military Acad-
envy and Tulane University. He
also served In the United
States Army In Korea.
The wedding win take place
in February.
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Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schulz
man announce the engagement
OF their daughter Sonia Waits
man to Or. Morris M. Gottlieb.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gottlieb Of Jersey City, N. j.
The wedding viii take place
November n.
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New York Visitor

Rear Admiral James H. Ward
stayed at the Ambassador
Hotel, Park avenue at Fifty
first street, during q recent
week lend visit to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

Satin ). the hat! the bow!
Add one slim black bosc and you're the
smortest sight at the luncheon, the bridge
porty, supper in town. The bow is big, the
pIbox is tiny i. both cleaning in rose
beige or amber rust royon sotin /. !. q perfect
accessory plan! SIS.
Exclusively OF Jeleffs-MiIiney. Street Floor Street
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HfLP-WoMEk

TEACHERS. experienced, needed for
part-time nursery, kindergarten and
music classes: also fuu time ele-
mentary classes. BY the PED. OF
NAVARIN, KE. S-6544.
TEACHER. auslified kindergarten. for
Hillcrest HeightS co-operatiye: Call
information.
TEACHERS, white, for the fan. Pub
lie and private schools. English, his
tory. math, science. Spanish. French
Latin and elementary Grades. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY 1871 G NV.
TELEPHONE sOLICITORs-Earn ex.
ira money working PART TIME from
home: unlimited phone necessary
Monday. TU. 2-S149. "a
TELLER. 81 to 80. pleasing appear
ance and personslity, for deslin!!
S Once, ' s4d Ee6 6RRiy Hsf'G GPH
INSURANCE CO.. SIG 14th st. NV
TYPIsT for loan ONCE In Rossiyn,
Va; 5h-day week; Aforementioned
S SfSs; 4. ADDl HR in K6B tTsqn so2o q
|TYPIST, for cPA. downtown once;
ence; days, good salary. Call Elk.
3-4610. Mr.. BoDANsKY. -26
TYPIST-Good at figures: Tuesday
through Saturday morning: 81 sc
per mr.; under So. AID. 2-5034. -335
TYPIST for permanent position with
established firm; 1914 hrs. o.
day week, paid disqualification and
vacation Not over IS yrs. of age.
Call MRS. GARDNER, Ma. S-0l55.
|TYPIsT.BooKKEEPING. presentable
2I-35; construction once; 5h days.
SIS. sUNNYsIDE DEVELOPMENT
2 mi. north Of Univ. Of Nd. Rte. l.
WE, b-6929
|TYPiST.EDiT0RIAL ASST. - For
permanent afternoon work In social
science publishing house. Box lie,
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HELp-woMfh
SALESWOMEN

Fun time; 5-day deck; union scale;
company benefits. WHEATON CO.
OPP. l11l1 Georgia ave.
SANDWICH MAKER-White, for
busy lunch counter, must be mature.
| fast, steady worker with good refer
| euces; top salary; write Swing pre-
yious experience. Box IO-c, Star
SIS
tsEAMsTREsS, sew in home; slip COW
ers and Grapes. Shop exper. NV
| Silver Spring. Box 21S-Y. Star.
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HELP-WoMEN

PREsSER. wool and silk, experienced;
references. Year-round. Good salary.
Call Mr.. HAROLD. XII. S-40+1.
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER. will ex-
change efiee space. typewriter for
services. Excellent building. retired
secretary preferred. ST. 3-234l,
Room 1103, 9s7 18th s.. NV. Mr..
Perkins.
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMEN for
Bethesda, Chevy Chase ONCE. Con-
Genial sll-woman sales force; must rust
train. II. J. KoRzENDoRFER. oil.
" REAL ESTATE sALEs"-week ends,
Pull or part time Learn to earn
5000 " Training starts Tues.
Finest sales training ling for SH B. C.. M.
and Va. in 4 wks. Must have Q carl
Don't phone. PAUL ]. MILLER.
1000 since 1945i Ex. 5000.
REAL ESTATE sALEsLADIEs to
work in Bethesda and nearby: earn
as you learn. in free classes starting
Monday: II an; at 1928 Old
ton: oI. z-45sS or Oh. 2-i6is. COX
REc I with som. knowledge
Of typing; excellent working con-
dltlons: IN beautifully decorated
store: 5-day week. good salary.
Apply Mr.. Banker. FURNITURE IN
TERfORS BY SCHNEIDER. corner
of 9TH and Eye SITS. NV.
RECEPTI0NIST-M once; typ
ist. some bookkeepins; sc. res, pre-
ferTed. 10. 2-1212. 40
RECEPTIONIsT- PIX OPERATOR for
beauty salon: 5-day week: good
salary. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave.
RECEPTIONIsT-T light du-
ties. 5-day week: Arlington build
er's once l-girl oflceJ. REALTY
DEVELOPMENT CORP: IA. 7-561S.
IA. 7-5619. --26
RECEPTIoNIsT-TYPIsT. S55 wk. up.
;TYPIsT, knowl. shorthand, S6S VIZ.
TYPIST, Dr.'s ONCE. young. S225 mo.
Always interesting openings, see now.
Miss Reed at PERSONNEL. 1911 @
ST.. Ma. S-60S9. Inquire.
Receptionist- TypiSt, SOS
JANE BURCH. RIM. 226. Bond Bldg
-06
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Lunch Room MANAGER


Opportunity for young woman IN vel
Washington. with cafeteria or Short
order cook experience Ability Il
order supplies, plan lunches. ant
cook. Will be responsible for en-
Gent operation Of lunch room. D.
day week, approx; Q hours per day
ence. references. and salary expected
"a
MAID. WHITE-Potel rm. maid fol
high-claSs building. For Sunday ant
weekday work on hourly basis. Appll
al $500 Wis. ave. bet. $50 am
and IL noon and 9 p.m.-9 pm
MANAGER
Fashion exper. only, for new exclusive
sportswear shop. opening soon
eoRNEas. HM.n ,ss:es46oD. D', c Mss
MEDICAL OFFICE RECEPTiONisI
and secretary; accurate tipping de-
sired: full time. permanent position
for interested and capable person.
pleasant environment and WORKING
conditions. downtown area, Reply,
stating qualifications fully. Boz
MEDicAL-DENTAL
Dental asst. exper. NV. Oper
Recepts.:typ.. dT.s' ofcs. to s7t
Chemist. I'm. or ~. hosp. TO $1,000
Lab, techs. I'm. or ~, hosp. to S2St
Psysiotherapist, 6r.'s ofe. Oper
Nurses. R.: dr.'s ofe. and clinic.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
300 18th NV. RIM. 500 NE. S-2ee.
NURSE, white. smoker. undei
30. Must be graduate practical
neat. kind and active. Small nursing
home; Good hours and salary. Boz
236-Y. Star. e4s
NURSE. r. n. experienced. typist
Sc. resident preferred, to work ir
doctors ONCE. 10. S-1212. -24
NURSE SUPERVISORS - aegisteres
nurses. Give experience references
salary expected. Box 177-Y. Star.
registered. for medical clinic
40-hour week: medical and hos
days annual leave, IS days sicl
leave per year; SAL, approx. Sos
per week. Call Elk. 3-593s fol
an appointment. ga
NURSES AIDE. white, for genera
duties in nursing home; must live in
References. JU, 9-7644.
NURSE, PRACTICAL, white, gr Il
licensed. as assistant mani In
large nursing home; 2S-f .rs.
must live in: good salary and sur.
roundings. Excellent chance for ad-
yaneement If qualified; references
JE. 2-0643.
reg, some public health ex.
perience; Sd. 800; drive car: several
openings, See GRACE DUNN, 1911
g st. IRE. 7-2s2S1
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HELp-WoMEN

ICAMPINC-Asst, director. head eoun-
selor for small Catholic camp Tor
Girls in Nd; e-Wk. season, June
leth-AuEust Goth. Prefer Catholic
round settlement position. Write
CHRIST CHILD HDoRs., sos Mass.
ave. ne.
IGEoRGETOWN SHOP desires young
woman with Q knowledge of fabrics
to sell full tine IN decorating dept.
DE. 3-2500.
WORLD BOOKS, eney. wants wom-
an in each school district for spe-
eial work OF national importance;
full or part time. CO. 6-2514.
WANTED-Trained, practical nurse
f home! nif ss iu dut A. 4aass E7e'0'tsFiAn
PERMANENT POSITION for refined.
sponsibility: unueual opportunity
for advancement. Come in Monday
before 4 PM. Suite s24. i346 Conn.
INCREASE income, show friends love-
ly handkerehiefs. Easy sales, re-
erai percentage. No risk ofier. Ex-
elusive opportunity. SCHMID CO..
Dept FL, Kingston. N. Y.
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied TO you By Us. just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
investment, canyassing or experiences
bsSs sSs,. c c6ainost o 5hHocks
young lady. preferably with a mort
gage loan or Q legal BACKGROUND, to
process mortgage loans. Our com
pany Is growing rapidly and offers
a good opportunity for advance
week. attractive ofiees and many
ICES LIFE INsGRANcE COMPANY.
9TH foor;i 1925 Eye St NV: -2s
once for one experienced IN teach
Prefer high school graduates who do
not usually answer advertisements.
Must be DESTROYS Of rendering serv-
ice of national importance. and
must be available Immediately. For
Washington interview. write fully 70
cago. III. state age. education.
WOMEN EARN SO hour in spare time
WA. 1886.
WOMEN, white. IL to so. for counter
work and carry dishes: chance "a
learn restaurant business: $50 a wk
Job: pleasant working conditions: nc
sary. See manager, sHoLL's CO.
L eI CAFETERIA. 1892 Conn q
coLLEGE GRADUATES. age to IS,
search group in Pentagon mot civil
servicel in its mathematical sery-
| ices section. Interesting work
| promising future: previous employ
ment experience not required. Call
RE. 7-4106 after $3.50 Monday.
PART TIME - Excellent earnings
door-to-door sales; $685. item
WEBSTER 5-6245 Sunday only.
ALL AROUND part-time colored cir
for dry cleaning, Apply in person
225 ugshnr st. NV; 80,
AVON viii earn your chiid's CAM
tuition: add 500 to family budget
Pleasant interesting work. DI
Hf1GGH:TriYpE DOMESTIC HELP. excel
references, white, for embassies
f iss S ssoSlsts ;svf 3 7 0t'I? sS
IMMEDiATg OPENINGS go for alery
women. Phone at once. MISS
GRANT. DI. 7-0223. ---26
EMPLOYED GoVT. woRKERs-w,
haye part-time work which will carr
COSMETICS, DI. 7-023l. SO
Al TYPIST. sos wk. fast, accurate
typist. receptionist, young, 5000 mo
25 new openings daily. See Miss Hal
At .BoYDs, cor. 18th and @ SITS
N iHAi s24g FIRE AND CASUALTY
| company is looking for recent col.
| lege graduate to be trained in tele.
phone and correspondence position
as insurance advisor; no tipping re.
CURED; Call MISS RAYMOND, Du
ABLE YOUNG GIRL. recent high
| school graduate; tipping and some
shorthand required; interesting. va.
ried duties. State qualifications anc
minimum salary. Box 92-z. Star.
REFINED LADIES sPARE TIME
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SALESGIRLS.-Pleasant outside work;
sales experience helpful, but not
necessary. Apply 716 18th st. NV,
10 am. to II noon. -26
SALESGIRL-CASHIER; gift and card
f fh e sxPs5is Gfp FeissrTTed GREET q
sALEsGiRL. young, energetic. expe-
ing and merchandising: top salary;
5la-day week: store discount. Ap-
ply ? to 5. RoBINsoN's' 1889
s G9na; aDii n exper better resdy-to-
wear. Thurs. 5 to q; Sat. ali day.
JOAN ROBERTS, 100 Conn. ave-,
sALESGIRL-Young lady. to work
in houseware and toy dept; selling
exper, nee; 6a.day wk,: 5000 , sal
f5i A a4kb ~ SfsEUA $50 ' Columbia
s alEfi AL; experienced, for ladies'
ready-to.wear: good pay to right
party, Box 223-c. Star. 49,
sALEsLADY in suit. coat and dres:
high salary plus commission; 5-day
SHOP, 1908 r st. NV. go
SALESWOMAN. exper. with better
grade shoes: part time. Apply IQl 5
Conn. ave. NV, MR.. GARFINKLE.
SALESWOMAN, for gift shop; perma-
nent position. 5-day week Apply
a:30 to q pm, MARY BANES
GIFTS. 902 14th st. NV, -25
SALESW0MLAN., for builders ONCE.
SALESLADY. exper. better ready to-
wear: salary plus comm. JOAN
ROBERTS, HOO Conn. at L.
SECRETARY $250-S300
Secretary, Wash, yrg. S265
Typist $3.50
Clerk Typist. 5-day " $500
SILVER SPRING.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
SAB Ga. Ave, JU. 4-4446
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U. S. Empl. Service

III. S. Empl. Service
1874 F STREET NV.
NO FEES
CLERICAL-SALES DIV.
Bank Teller (trainees).
| Bookkeepers.
Bookkeeping Mach. Opers.
Cashiers.
clerk stenographers
lClerk-Typists.
Collectors (outside).
Credit Clerks.
Dictaphone opers.
Room Clerks.
sales. Men and Women.
ISecretarieS.
statistical Typists.
Stenographers.
Stock Clerks.
survey Workers.
Telephone Operators.
PROFESSIONAL MANAGERIAL
Accountants Cocal-overseas).
Camp counselors tsummer tobS.
Dental Hygienists.
Editors. Tech. tphotog).
Engineers.
inteiligence Specialists.
Jr. Executives (trainees).
Librarians ,local-overseas).
Mathematician.
Math. -Statisticians.
Medical Technicians.
Position ClassifierS.
Physicians Unternl. med).
Registered Nurses.
Social Workers.
DO NOT TELEPHONE
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NuRsE-REa1srEnEp OR

NURSE-REGISTERED OR
PRACTICAL-FOR CHILDREN
Private residence in Westchester
Co New York State. highest sal
ary.. Must meet following require
references or several years expert
ence in childrens ward in large
hospital; mother tongue preferably
Spanish; age 30 to 10; able ia
enter into sports activities with and
ske aS SIharEe o. xsrc hestny S0yf mus Hd
have sense of responsibility Pref
erence will be given to person for
merly with Misunderstanding dip
lomatic household or Spanish
speaking registered nurse. state
letter accompanied BY photograph.
Do not apply unless above uualifi-
cations are met. Box 377-z. Star.
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SHOE sALEsLADY. experiences pre-
H tfTfs sg R 81 sssspts sss Ap Pery
son st. Sc, 10. S-7766. -24
SILK PRESSER, experienced: perma-
nent Job, good salary. Apply in per-
son. ARROW CLEANERS, 6233 Ga
ave. NV. 20
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DGO I d. ID I GINO0.
See ABBEY First
SECRETARY

Must have top fiight business ex-
perience. Fast dictation and typ
Ing. This, is pressure ONCE; The
sonality. must be able to meet peo-
pie and handle local and long dis
lance telephone calls in efhcient
business-like and courteous manner.
Must be neat and attractive in ap-
BOX 496-C, STAR
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RESIDENT MANAGER

White. retired person or woman with
sir-cond. bldg. in vic. OF Capitol
Hill. Attractive efficiency apt. rent
free as compensation. Some exper-
fence desired. Neat person. capable
Of dealing with public. Boa, 371 C.
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SECRETARY

To Television Producer
Ass 2O-35. Reply BOX 1927. Star
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SKIP-TRACER

For retail credit clothing store. Excel
working cond. Salary open. Apply
737 18th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER for 5-day-wk. po-
sition with engineering Arm: must
aualified in both shorthand and
tipping: conditioned ONCE; good
location: pleasant working condi-
lions. Call Monday for appoint
ment, DI. $4,000.
STENOGRAPHER to executive: good
location. interesting work: $500
NATIONAL COUNSELLORS, 11Ol
Conn. ave.
STENOGRAPHER with airline expe::
rience: interesting work in travel
field Call Elk. 3-3S22
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HOSTESSES

Short training course, no cost. no exp
begins Monday, Apr. %. 10 am. OF
z pm. Register now. ST. 3-0512,
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT AS
SOCIATION. oO03 Eve st NV III
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RECEPTIONIST

Typist, knowledge OF shorthand; will
train on PIX. Previous experience
preferred. 5-day week Small office.
Pleasant working conditions. air.
cond. ONCE. Apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION, 20O3
Eye st. NV.
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HELP-woMEN

DRUG CLERK for drug and cosmetic
dept. Must be experienced. Per-
manent position. Salary plus egn-
for qualified person. Avail May i.
Apply In person. SCHWARTZ
PHARMACY. 1900 Conn. ave. nv.
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REMINGTON RAND MACH. OPEI.,
under 40 leading bank, days. sal
from 1925 to $40 depending on
exper, No reg. fee. Personnel Div.
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
INC. Suite 900. 1406 G NV.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Must be experienced. and enjoy pleas
lington, aarden-type apis. Write CIV
ing experience and references. Box
1857, Star.
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MAID. WHITE-Potel rm. maid fol-
high-elass building. For sunday and
al $500 Wis. ave. bet. $3.50 am.
and IL noon and 8 p.m.-9 pm.
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COMPUTER, calculating mach,
SECRETARY to director S3,S0(
SECRETARY (no shortranh S3.64t
sS,6Ot
SECRETARY, mfg. office S3.60t
SECRETARY, TV-radio field, S3,6ut
SECRETARY. upper NV. $4,000
SECRETARIES. legal Office 90.
SECRETARY. small ONCE s3,4sO
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 6l2 Wash. Bldg
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-944.,
COOK. 6-day week: $3.50 per month
Must not be oyerweight nor over 40
Prepare plain, tasty meals for /.
elderly guests in NV. area. Must
be smoker and in good health
Live out JU. $500.
COPYWRITER-Imm opening:
MILLOY ADVERTISING AGENCY
wants versatile, experienced. No, l
copywriter. Excellent working con-
ditions: salary open. Call for in
terview SUNDAY. MR.. MILLOY, OIL.
1854. or Mr.. WATSON. OIL.
9-el47, or contact MR.. MILLOY
Monday at agency, Elk. $3.50.
COSMETIC GIRL-Part or full time
Mr.. FoLuS or MR.. JOHNSON. HA
2-3434. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
RACE EEPC
By LUTHER WEBB

Happy New Year TO Of GOODWILL character and
intentions everywhere, message you the year
1855 fades into the annals Of history for good bad
lhateyer tne judges shall label it.
But for MAJ orty Of the world certainly most Amer
leans, IT, 1853, bountful year with its
Gus misgyings. We believe the good that accom-
rshed during the past twelve months heavily outweigh
The bitter, bad and ncongruent
Those u Us who able 10 read, write eat,
sleep hear, truly blessed For long there
Is life, there is hope hope for greater well being, most
N left 70 whether il be forward backward good
bad; right wrong, blessed condemned
As approach nineteen fifty six, would all carry
forth the good dngs Of the Christmas Car
- it 10 fellowman in every daily. Cannot
rejoice, be courteous helpful phlanthropc and Christian
like 800 days year? Why just or two days, say
Christmas and Easter?
Ofimes make resolutions at this time of year
many Of them which forget before the New Year has
hardly arrived. Why? Because not sincere If we
sincere in every endeavor, automatically
scouness viii direct toward the spiritual values best
suited for Us.
II is not necessary to wait until night to offer thanks
and prayer We offer prayer and thanks for we'll
being and friends anytime during the day. On the
street drive vehicles TO and fro. Yes
there is much that offer toward realization Of
the Mind, during the day. The Mind that directs
all that is good, and shuts out all that is bad.
AS close out these few words along with the old
year sincerely trust that each Of shall enjoy a
bountifu New Year 1856 with all Of the spiritual fnan
oa civic religious, social and other values necessary
democratic people HAPPY NEW YEAR.