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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
HOUSES bon sALE-Mn.

LANGLEY PARK-Modern 2-bedrm
fireplace. sii-electTic oE kit.:: fne
cond.s owner leaving city. Sl3,95O
for quick sale. Call HE. 4-64O0,
HUGH Z. PECK 1850 New
PLEASANT HILLs-2 bedrms., SEP,
Din. rm.. lge. liv. rm.: h.-w.h.:
lenred lot with trees; reduced 70
Ply, 700 for quick sale 81 ap-
sUITLAND. 2320 Houston I'd
necrms,. bath, full basement. semi
aes: prlck mo down payment neces-
s592: EYES. Be. s.C ~ ME 9
SPACE GALORE. and All the extras.
N this 6-rm. brick Cape COD. in
convenient Rogers HeiRhts-Huee
kitchen with family room: Iirepl. IN
living rnl.: level lot; expan. attic .
81 approved 1t $I4 .575; low down
ana monthly payments. Cali til
n4RHiIRs" VA ~ $500 ROBERT s.
BUNGALoW--ls blk. Of stores,
SCHOOLS scno s ssc,; 3 rms, side drive. Fa-
mo. Also house. very lie. lot; ~ Il
OWNER, IA. 5000. 1850
CAPE COD BRICK; nr. highway: lot
1uuxlo0 or more; trees, side drive;
$1,000 to $1,000 cash; miehf ex-
change; also rambler with i 70 Z
acres; 3 bedrms. OWNER. IA.
GREEN MEADOWS-3-b.T. Colonial.
races park playground, perfect for
GInnl4l!9Ten; u. $S50 dn., $67 .36 mo.
$lO.6O0. By OWNER - bedrms
Cry. full bsn1t.: expan. attic; about
~ min. to D. c.. line via Suitland
cow. Andrews. Boilins. ce rsn.'
schools; open ewes, RE. 7-500O: ext
635S days, or RE. 5-79l7 ewes 81
week end. 3l7 Boxwood DIR. Sc. =
NO MONEY D0WN-$I49 mo-. o.
1900 down and $I25 per mo
Either ARRANGEMENT includes taxes,
insurance. principal and interest:
4-neurm. stueco home with fun din,
Lm:. Nv, rIn. and den: 2-car par
lull bsmt;; gas furnace: enormous
yyard Is IKE park, 60-ft wide, 24O-
~, aeep, win lge; trees and Anchor
M. public and Catholic schools
vacant. Open daily. Price SI7..
o0u. call WA. 7-16S0.
A REAL BUY. Silver Sprinr. Nd
3-Dedrm. ideal home on is acre
gnd,; beaut. shade trees; fun bsrat
Also 2-rm, cottage incl. sic. bo0:
JU. 9-304l. w. w. LEWIS. 1850
T0DAY,S BEST BUY CT amir
Sl2,g2S. Nearly new 3-bedrm. brk''
rambler; full bsmt. Easy terms "a
conven. buyer. Poss. Paved ~
Close TO everything. HE. 4-350lS:
ewes. WE. 5-2f29. w. vi. LEWIS
$3.50 DOWN to noI1-vet or vel.
nearly new 3-hedrm. rambler; mr..
Gneverly: bal. like rent (S75 mo !
Et.AiRk5IDE REALTY. LO. 5-S775
VII y pm:
MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY - New
rambler: 3 bedrms., liv, nm. din
rn1., bsmt.. brick front: al. No
JAMES coNLESYY 4 nc Co. ay XP. ~ y.
GREATER CAPITOL HEIGHTS
SPECIAL BARGAIN--50th AVE-
Modern home, Ice. liv. rm.. din.
rm., Kitchen, 2 bedrms., bath, hard.
Wooo mrs. auto. heat: Ice. lot,
1898; or B. M. ODUM, BROKER.
flE. 1-Oz1b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
LOHR
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AlLEXANDRIA--By owner. 3-bedrm.
trees. private circle, near schools
shops: S1S.350 va. so. S-76SS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Cane Cod.
with fireplace. Kitchen Hbm athi HIP
tty room, brick patio. Laree tool
she'd; large lot Near new public
schools, parochial school. new
swimming club. By owner. $4,000
XII S-3ngl.
ALEXANDRIA, in the heart Of New.
cry Hills, Gl appraised at S2A9OC
STORY and. a-half with doWnstairs
pedrm. and bath. additional bed
rms, Quaint snf of sif Ctr on 2n9 S.I oOs re-
type liv. rm.. screened porch. I'M
meg. occupancy. ROUTH ROB.
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP, XII
$4,000.
ALEx:-Assume 4 "a loan on this
/ 3-bedrm. semidet. brick home,
priced at SI3.95O. Can be HANDLED
with as little as 5000 down
BRODlE g. COLBERT, INC, 1891
y st. nv, Ma. S-SS75; eyes, Mr,
Cassidy. XII S-746I.
ANNANDALE-Air Force ofiicer musi
sen July. i. Brick rambler, 3 bed
rms. finished bsmt. IL min. Penta-
gon: Gl or conven. I'll. 4-S3lS.
ARLINGT0N-spacious Ih-yr. -oic
stone-and-br!:k home, in beautiful
section; 4 bedrms., ga baths
rage; especially suited for doctor
or professional man who wishes
TO maintain ofices in home; 500.
BOO. Call OWNER. ia. 1886
ARL., My owner. No realtors
Beaut. practically new 3-bedrm
brick rambler. Ice. kit. with din
space. center hall, sep. din. rm.
nrepl.: " baths; finished lge. rec
rm with bar; beaut. Handicapped
level lot. l53-ft. frontage: S23, 900
BEVERLY HILLs-Open tin
ually. Brick story and q half with
bedroom ana bath on LIST floor. Ia
20 living room. large dining with
bedrms. and bath on I'd door, full
basement with rec. rrn. and garage;
S2S, 300. DIR. Russell I'd. right
ZEAL IEsT EsFAf Fl *. 2 Selsiss NICHOLS
FALLS CHURCH. Virginia Forest
brick Colonial on beautifully kept
large wooded lot. 3 bedrms., den:
sarpSst pstiO diBsD D spDt t Sss
FALLS CHURCH = 3-bedrm. brick.
81. Sl3,o50:. $500 down or assume
present FLA, Redec., new-house
eeoonditl9n; Fun bsmt. Dir: Rte
past Jefferson Village Shopping e ZEN.
ter. right on Marshall st. To WASH
ilngton ave- turn right TO S25. Call
JE. 2-lBlO.
FALLS .CHURCH-3-bedrm. brick
ramb. full bsmt., equip. kit. fenced
yard. conY. to schools, transn..
shopping. Total price $1,000. AS
s I9e sb IsTEs t avs lHsn 9Qics pOss
FALLS CHURCH AREA - Detached
bfick, on nice lot, in exclusive area
. large bedrms.. 2 baths, screened
porch, rec. room; detached earage
Priced N middle EOS; Owner must
uSA,. ret. J, Broker. EN-. 3-4335,
JE. 2-1l65.
FALLS CHURCH-4ls-yr. old Calf
fornia redwood rambler with carpOft
Lot 30 By 100 II. Many shade trees
= bedrms, bath. Liv. rm. with fire-
place, dinette. mod, KIT, Ice. scrd
porch, rec. rm. In bsmt. Cow. To-
eaten; s1s.b00. No AGENTS. JE
FALLS CHURCH-4-bedrm brick
Cape Cod; bsmt. large lot. 1911
Roosevelt ave-, Tyler park. OWN
Err. $l3.050. JE. 2-0S6b.
FALLS CHURCH AREA : CT. nc
money down. 2 bedrms. and rm
Tor additional .bedrms.; all brk.
lee, lot; storm windows. range and
reiFr.i immed. occupancy; S12,S0n
call OWNER, XII. 0-2330: after @
TIE. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH, by oWNER-3-bed.
rnl; rambler: AZ OF loan: s64
monthly: STORM wind9ys and doors
$4,000. Call u. l-0f48.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18

WIlEATQN---Assune OF Joan; 81 $50
down. Ssh 80 mo-, J bedrms.. sep.
din. rm.: bsmt, with outside enlr. /:
$4,000, DONALD y. YOUNKiN u
CO.. ~. b-1200 I'll Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
CUSTOM FINISHED
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

N. Y. AND VA. AVE. NE.
$4,000 So. IT,, modern reinforced
loading docks, 5000 sQ. #. Of air.
conditioned Offices and showrooms.
Heavy floor loads. Call Mr. COL
lDENBERG, Sun. and ewes. OIL. 4
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. ma. s-05s0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18

,GREATER CAPITOL HETdHTs
s MoGa4nL sARoAIN-,,50th AVE.
rm., kitchen. 3 bedrns.. bath hs uaa
wood mrs., auto. heat: ne. iot
Terms. Call Mr.. Thompson, 10. 4.
S2SS or B. M. oDUM. BROKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
HOUSES for SALE. VA. lcon,.

FALLS CHURCH--3-bedrm. rambler,
firepl.. wooded subdiv., equip. Kit.
Sl6,250. JE 3-1S23. No agents.
LAKE BARCROFT--4-be drm., 3-bath
brick: sun deck. screened porch,
garage; y acre; by OWNER; SAL
300. Clearbrook e.065O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18

By 0WNER-S250 down buys my
lovely 2-bedrm. home il Alex. for
$10.750 Take over CT loan. SOS
mo. covers all cost: Nice yard:
separate din. rm. ia. 7-6771 for
directions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Pussy Buyers?

Look no further. Built like
old times. Large family In
mind. Large kit. with ample
eating space. close-in Lyon
Village location and eonven-
lent % everything. Features
oil hof-water heat. CT APP
praised at $4,000, II you
are looking for an older home
IN an established neighbour
hood. THIS Is TIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Freshness

That ven seldom see. A
cheerful 3-bedroom rambler
tastefully decorated. Every
room slitters with freshness.
Large liv. rn with firepl.,
l1ot-water heat, disposal,
washer, exhaust fan and MIR
ror over fireplace are all in
cluded in the CT appraisal
Of Sl4,450; SIS down TO
veterans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ADELPHI--S12.bOO, easy terms; &
bedrm. rambler with nm, rec. rm.,
mod. kit, tiled bath; conven. buyer
can assume lge. mortgages; close
ewes. HA. 2-s29l, w. w. LEWIS.
ADELPHI--Nearly new 3-bedrm
brick-and-stone rambler; full bsmt
with. outside entrance. Excellent
80 loan payable 500 per mo. incl
taxes; SlH.50u. Call HE. 4-0400
HUGH 7. PECK, 1850 New
Hampshire ave.
CHEvERLY--A Avail. at once. q rms.
Ia baths. I'm. bsmt., garage; mr.
schools stores, swimming pool; 500
mo. 2402 b9th pl.. UN. 4-142g.
COLLEGE PARK hollywood --siI
rooms, .bsmt.;. shade; h.-w. heat
screened porch;. Sl1,b0O. al S7C
mo. M. school, bus. JOHN II
JOHNSON. WA. 7-55bo.
GREEN MEADOWs-B-rm. bunea.
mn. attic gas furnace, auto. washer
porch, patio, fenced yard. Gf. $3.50
JOHN Ill JOHNSON, wa. S-Bo SH1nH
KENTLAND--Vacant: q hedrms.
bsmt,. storm win. Ven. blinds
$685.. OF 5000 down. $50 mo
JOHN H. JOHNSON. wa. 7-b050
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
Lake Bancroft
ELABORATE
100-FT. RAMBLER
. ACREC

Reduced $4,000 for the nm
est in suburban living. Where
quiet ana privacy appeal
most, this 4-bedroom home,
with its many spacious and
magnificent features, offers
more. center-hall entrance;
l6x25-ft. living room, full
mantel and bookshelves;
formal din. rm.; l2xI5 I De
luxe equipped kitchen; all
bedrooms twin sized; 15x26
bfeezeway TO double car at
tached garage; full basement,
15x3B-tt. rec. room, fireplace,
paneled-in Douglas Ar. sound-
PROCEED ceiling: l5x1S-ft. H.
brary or study; 15x20 utility
room. Many large trees.
Owner gone, says sell. Very
liberal terms and financing.
20 minutes from Pentagon;
near nus. Truly, this is e
home Of distinction and beau
IT,. For q real thrill, see IL
today. shown BY appt. only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18

5 uNINER--How's this for yaiue3 4
bedrms, < baths on I'd a., library
or bedroom with fireplace and fuil
bath on LIST a.; huee mod. kit, biz
breakfast room, enormous screened
porch: 2 rms. and Law. IN base
ment: massive slate roof. garage
vacant; $50 800. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS DI 7-i4li. Ewes. OIL
4-laon
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YEONAS
REALTY

1913 Wilson Blvd. IA s-210(
our Picture Files Save Miles"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
Answers TO Our Presidents

President Lincoln wrote this
to Gen. Joseph Hooker, January
1868.
flames Gillespie Blaine, Re-
publican nominee for President
in 1884. died on January 81.
1893, age So.
3-Samuel Gompers, longtime
president Of the AFL. was born
in London, England. on January
81. 1850.
Questions on Previous Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
THE DOG Shows
The German Shepherd

dog. shepherd COURAGEOUS
and intelligent too Developed Germany during the 10Th
they still help shepherds cattle herders with their
Since then these have been for
GLIDING police work and helping soldiers
carrying medical supplies.
Todayt is Mchael Police Ruff Michael calls
him Ruy The Of the 7h where Mchael father
policeman have sent Ruy police shield for good
Paste this picture down thin cardboard and color with
Ruy brown and red collar Mchael uniform
and cap blue
Cut the drawing carefully Fold the dog and boy forward
and the panel shown the small sketch od the
panels indicated Rufy ready for
inspection.
TOMORROW: The Pekinese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
The New Fur
Treatments

The f1attery of fur has no cos
tune boundaries.
1t may be the white mink collar
on a polished black broadcloth suit;
the cape shawl collar of lynx on a
town or country coat of oatmeal
tweed; the black American broad
tail bolero jacket topping a wool
plaid dress for daytime; or the mink
skirt band on a burgundy velvet
sheath dress for cocktails and eve
ming.
The fur accent serves to point
up one important fashion fact
the emphasis on the 1912 era OF
fashion when women took it seri-
ously and insisted that the luxury
mood in clothes be played up with
furs.
In all the dress, coat. and suit
collections for 1867, fur was the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
No Conflict

To many women investing In
fine fur fashion, the full-length
fur coat best expresses the luxury
look they want 10 have In such q
garment.
For one thing THESE women
realize that with that length they
avoid any cof1ict Of fashion as 70
hemline, or silhouette be it slim
or full.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

FASHION Caters or
epats meet longer skirts in q series
of dinner and theater costumes
with beIow-calf length skirts. The
mink border of the dinner dress
henIne is repeated in the mink
bands on the jersey CATERS that
Jane Derby designed for her new
collection. Very 1912 in appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

come into the fashion picture.
In choosing a full-length fur
coat whether it is mink, beaver.
or sheared raccoon keep in mind
that the appearance you present
shouldn't be that of fur-bearing
human.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
Too Much coot

TOO much coat" was fire.
quently the lament of many
women regarding full-length
coats. Such isn't the case any
longer since tapered lines have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

CASHMERE AND FOX
A shawl colIor of white
fox trims this cashmere
cordieon sweoter dropped OF
the woist for slight blous-
ing ond closPed with O
rhinestone buckle. The
furred evening sweoter
corries through the opuIent
look for foil. Wordell's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

ACCESSORY OF DIS
TINcTIoN-The fur muff
stooes O foshion return in
O big, bold ond dromotic
monner. This block fox
muff is from Gortenhous
Furs ond is meont to oc-
compony your ofteT-fiNe
dresses ond snort block
wool suits.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-04
Musing With Mack

about the PoweH amendment.
They feel privately that some
progress toward compliance
with the Supreme Court anti
segregation order has already
been made, and that il would be
folly at this point to hold the club
Of federal money over the heads
Of the many states which are still
dragging their feet on the segre-
cation issue.
These Congressman feel, with
some logic, that if the Powell
amendment prevailed in the
House, the school aid bill would
most certainly die in the Senate,
where Southerners would fill
buster until kingdom come before
ap2ropriating federal funds under
these conditions.
Nobody would gain if the school
aid bin died in the Senate, the
liberals feel. There is also prac-
tical consideration in the labor
lobbyists opposition to the Pow
ell amendment. The school build
ing program that would flower
with federal money means thou
sands of jobs for building trades
workers.
Just how well this stacks up in
an election year is a matter for
conjecture. But, be that as it
may, we feel sure that the nations
children will not be made to suf-
fer in order that any segment
might accomplish selfish aims. We
feel sure there1l be closing of
ranks or a great compromise.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-04
The Franchises
Entertain

Jesse Francis entertained his
family and friends with a tasty
turkey dinner along with barb
cue and ham at his home, 203O
NV 152nd ST., Opa Locka.
The dinner was given in honor
of Mrs. Edith Ingraham, sister of
Mr.. Francis, who is vacationing
in Miami from Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Francis was congratulated
by her friends and family for
such tasty dinner.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Tyson, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Creole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Bruton, ST., Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Bruton, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester M. Davis, Mrs.
Ophelia Francis, Mrs. Vera Lee
May, Mrs. Ruth Spivey, Mrs.
Oliver Mitchell, Mrs. Henry Fra
ley, Mrs. Katie Bishop, Miss
Ophelia Helen Bruton, Miss &C.
Ceta Francis, William Francis, Jr.,
Lather Francis, Claxton Sewage,
Harvard Mccall, Milton Walker,
Charlie Hicks, MIR. Brooks.
Among the little folks present
were:
James E. Smell, Douglas SCook,
Jr., Bettye Cook, Beatrice Moses,
Georgianne Moses.
This was a gay time for all who
attended.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-04
DIT. ELKS READY
FOR NIGHT IN
MONTE CARLO
By EsTELLE BROWN

Tongues are certainly wagging
about the Daughter Elks of Great
err Miami Temple No. 1895 Night
in Monte Carlo. This affair is an
old gay time sponsored by the
old time daughters of my temple.
DIT. Fannie Mae Motion who be-
lieveS in keeping the treasury
full of money is the ''Big Chief"
The spacious Paradise Hotel, 1853
NV 18th St., is where the gigan-
tic affair will be held. DIT. Alfredo
Scott and DIT. Blanche Dean have
requested all Bills and Daughters
to eat dinner in Monte Carlo. Since
DIT. Florine Brown will cook some
"one-one" pigeon peas and rice
and delicious stewed conchs;
boiled fish and potato bread. Dt.
Hester Rivers will be kept busy
for two days grinding conchs for
fritters. Aside from red hot
conch salad there will be a big
pot of steaming hot coffee. No
wonder everyone is talking.
DIT. Sarah Smalley will be kept
so busy ringing the cash register
/ bet. Will DIT. White be there?
Oh sure she doesn't eat pepper.
DIT. Amelia Shavers and DIT. Ber-
tina Perry will be the mattresses,
also DIT. Eddie Lee Rucker and
DIT. Edna Davis. We hope to see
DIT. Portia BanniSter and all Of
Liberty that night. DIT. Eliza Bull
lard and the large group from
Antlers Temple, all who ! Spied
in the dance the other night. i
want to spy you on our Night in
Montecarlo.
Our brothers say they are go
ing to back u.s., well We'll see.
Bills Albert Mccoy. and Charles
Lowe don't leave Bills Isom,
James Smith and Feftus Miller
out. Bills Brady and Laban John
son behind and all of Greater
Miami Bills.
DIT. Sybl Boggis is saying Eyes
I'll fix everything alright. l know
exactly how they like it." Yes, the
girls will have nice hot souSe
served by Exalted Ruler Rivers
in white dinner jacket.
All monies for the blanket must
be reported in the temple on
Wednesday evening, the day be-
fore the Night in Montecarlo. For
the first time in history there is
no admission in Montecarlo.
Cause the big anniversary cele-
bration comes off in March and
it will be a buck and some, then
You see what l mean. Now daugh-
ter, go to your temple on We'd
nesday and from there we will
move into Monte Carlo on Thurs
day, drumming UP all of our
friends.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-04

Who is your Valentine? Ever
since l can remember small child
rem have been shouting that TO
each other around February IA.
Either that or being teased by the
others that MARY is Johns" val
entine.
They hardly know that the
cause of so much teasing, and
sometimes embarrassment, stems
from the legend of st. Valentine
who was imprisoned. Because Of
such imprisonment the idea of
showing love for your fellow man
on a particular day was spread.
Now some of us buy printed
cards and send them because
everyone else does it. However,
st. Valentine did not send them
just to be doing something. He
sent thank you notes to friends
who helped make his prison life
easier by bringing him extra food
or clean clothes. They did this
not through any desire for per-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-04

sonal gain but to help someone
that was in a position worse than
theirs.
I'm wondering just how many
of you know some elderly per-
son (65 or older) who might be
entitled to Social Security but
who has neglected or forgotten to
file his or her claim for monthly
benefits. II any of you do - be
a good Valentine and remind
them to "check" on their possible
entitlement.
Old-Age and Survivors Insur-
ance monthly benefits give a big
lift to an elderly retired person
trying TO exc out an existence on
little or nothing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-02-04

WEAVER SAYS

The article below was written
by william q. Weaver, manager,
Social seculity Administration, 81
S.W. First ST., Miami 80, Fla,
phone 1885,. This Is one OF o
series Of articles appearing In
these columns weekly.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-04-05
oPP0 RTUNITIES s
Al Companies

Our technical hstings ore so numer-
GUS we suggest you contact us for
details. These are. in majority. NO
FEE istings. The above commercial
listines ore only "A Few OF Mony."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-04-05

CLERK for dry cleaning store, apply
10 S, Austin Dry Cleaners, 2llSl
Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-04-05
SALES

Soles engineer for New York area.
industrial contacts. start $500.
potential ..... $4,000 per YeGr
Soles Engineer, mGchine tool,
Akron. Ohio ............ ss5oo
Kitchen Equipment Soles. sheet
metcl experience ......... S5oo+
Sdles Correspondent some
technical background ...... S42S
Insurance Sales, will
Idin .............. 10 S40o start
Soles Correspondent. metal
partitions .............. S375
Sales. mature. appliance. West
Side $50 week commission
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-04-05
EAST CLEVELAND ID
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1928 EUCLID AVE. GLenville l-aa47
Immediate Openings
Stop In TodaY
M E N

lob Shop supervisor tool and die.
locol-Top Salary for right mon.
Office methods, know l.B.M. system;
college, TO As. local ... 10 $500
Clericol. lumber experience S6S wk.
Sales Correspondent, exp. 10 S45O
Production Plonner, college
grod., 10 SO years .... 10 S475
Personnel and public relations,
exp, relocate, 25 TO As ... Open
Muil Boy. drive ....... 10 S225
Systems. procedure. IB.M. knowl-
edge. relocate Ohio ..... 10 $500
Copy Writer. experienced in
m0nuGls ......... 10 $500
Ir. Office Methods, college to s425
Cost Accounting. manufacturing,
10 IS ... S400
Credit Manager. college S450 up
Replacement Parts, screw
machine ...... S400
Estimating. sales correspondent $3.50
Accountant, troin for key spot S400
Jr. Accountant degree S350-S400
Clerical, some truific exp.
light typing, young ...... $3.50
Freight dispatcher
~ noon 10 g PM S55 wk
Production Scheduler. desk JOB $3.50
Outside collector. young.
car furnished and exp $500
Schedslers. planners ... 10 S375
Inside Soles. lead to outside
machine tool .......... 10 s400
Clerk-TYpist. l7-25 ........ S306
Illustrator ond Leuerer, small Ecst
Side plant ......... S40o-S450
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w o N z "

We ere recruiting for q ldIge E1st
Side Company. No fee on following
positions:
Ediphone Operator ...... TO $500
Shipping Clerk-TYpist .... TO SITS
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OTHERS


Secretary. Euclid. Ohio ..... S32S
Church Assistant type. light
CLERICAL duties ............. $500
Secretary, medical. Euclid Ave. SITS
General Office. educational insti-
tute. 4 hours day o.. $3.50 month
Posting-RecoTd Clerk ....... $3.50
Clerk Isl. typists. record work S240
Blueprint machine operator s235
Soles Analyst with comptometer
experience ....,............. SITS
Cottage Mother. live in, eon
be couple Observation-Disclosures. S22S+
General Office. non-indust1iol S225
ediphone. good company 10 $500
PIX. light tYpist. $50 .. m.
TO II midnight ............S .S225
Secretary. non-indust1idl ..... $3.50
TYpist, hours q day Sl.5o
Secretary. radio. to 4s ...... $3.50
Many Of our employer clients
will pay the fee for quGhhed
applicants.
Open Dolly to 500
Saturday Till Loo
Evenings BY Appointment
Member Of The Cleveland En-
ploYment Service Association
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PART time, men, age 20-35, neat, car,
S2.37 per hour, work in Euclid-Will-
oughby area; for appointment, call
WI 2-007l.
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SALES TRAINEE

Are you q college grad? Or hove
some college? We have the Job for
you. Train at top salary with sew
erdl Of Clevelond's best companies.
Coll for appointment. Salaries to
S400 start Potential $4,000 or
better. Coll Miss Bendell