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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-17
MEN
1885 YRS.

AOOO i 4tOs
A good man is hard to
find, so is a good job We
have the job which offers
security and way above the
average income. You may
be the man.
Apply 10 am. to S pm. Daily
ELECTROLUx CORP.
1907 GA AVE. NV.
Men who are now en-
ployed and are interested in
Supplementing their present
income, phone RIA. 6-4709 ia
arrange an evening appoint
ment.
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HElP-MEN

YARDMAN-coIored: care Of lawns:
apartment project; references re-
CURED. 4014 Columbia pike, Ar
lington. III
NAN AND WIFE (whitel non drink
,ers. to work In and around dog
kennel on Duke st. extd., Alex. Va.
Permanent. pleasant working con-
ditions. $3.50 per mo. and unfur-
nished apt. ELPAW KENNELS.
Alex, Va. 5136 Duke St. TIE.
MAN. white. to work on appliance
delivery truck; must have gas
range installation experience: must
have d. C. drivers permit. Apply
BRAY & SCARFF. 1911 Tucker
man st. NV. -I9
MAN, white. married, dependable;
% to. 30; good starting salary. No
experience necessary tire changing
on a machine. LA. 6-3SS5. Ask for
MIR. EDMONDS. --l9
MAN. 80 years, car, mechanical
ability. Salaried lob with estab-
lished firm. Splendid opportunity
for right man. WA. 7-2729.
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ROUTE MAN
ROUTEMAN
RUG SALESMAN


RUG SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED
High earnings on commission
and draw Arrangement for top man.
Discount. disqualification and many
company benefits.
APPLY MPioYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT CO.
SILVER SPRING
Fenton st and Ellsworth Drive
SALES-$1, 900
Washington Cd. c. Area
SELL By APPOINTMENT ONLY
MARKET UNLIMITED WITH
PROSPECTS WANTING SOME DAY.
ciNcH FOR CLOSES ON TODAY
BASIS. SOME OF OUR MEN
BARN Up TO $4,000 A MONTH
COMMISSION. EVEN A BEGINNER
CAN MAKE $3.50 EACH WEEK.
$500 PER MONTH GUARANTEE
TO START. PHONE RI 7.A4os
ron Apt FOR INTERVIEW
--ie
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HELP-WokEN
ACCOUNTING CLERKS 10 $4,000
Try the COLUMBIA" Way

ACCOUNTING CLERKS 10 S3nOO
Try the COLUMBIA" Way
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST, to -.
10: shorthand OPEN
ADDREssodRAPH oPR., to
BKKPR type As w.p.m. s3.s0O
CLERICAL, accurate at hg-
ures: no typina. meals and SIS
CLERKS, yng.. good at figures
no experience OPEN
EXEC, SECY., national org, S4.nOn
NURSES RN go 10 ~ OPEN
SECRETARIES, legal, medical
industrial, etc. to $3.50
STENO.. dicta phone S3,aq6 ,
STENOGRAPHERS, many. to So 400
EMPLOYER PAYS FEE
FOR FOLLOWING POSITIONS
Steno,. trade assn, to 40 st. 81, I9n~
Steno. transportation S3, 100
Clerk-typist, publishing AZ fo,hs0
Clerk-typists, beginners s9.,46O
AND MANY OTHER GOOD
POSITIONS NOT LISTED
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COLUMBIA
OPER.
AND MACHINE CLERK

White. some experience or
good typlst VINO would Ike
TO learn addTessographs and
graphoiypes. Salary will de-
pend lDon ability. PermA-
nent position. 5.day. 40-hour
week. vacation leave. SICK
leave. cash bonuses. air-con-
ditioned building. Call per-
sonnet deDArtment.
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statesmen

Clothing. must be experienced.
Excellent salary plus commission
Permanent position many company
benefits. Ask for Mr., Jerry. MAR
WINS. IA 9TH St NV. %
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HELP-MEN

MEN %; white. TO work on ap-
pliance delivery truck; must have
%. G. drivers permit. BRAY &
ScARFF, 1911 Tuckerman st. NV.
10
MEN. white, full or part time, to
learn highly skilled local moving
Go TO Amoco station. MINI. and
Penna, Sc. q am. Wed, for FIRST
OF 300 l-hour training sessions.
Earn S5O-S1OO vk. taccording 10
interest and ability while learning
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TELEPHONE CLERK - Answer tele.
phone. part time. 8 mos, or longer
White, single age 20 TO 40 4
nights. 4 to g. all day Sat. S25 per
week. EN-, 2-"TS9. --l7
TELEvIsI0N SERvICEMAN with car
also experienced on the bench; part
or tull time; excellent opportunity
Call TU .-S537. ---23
TIME Notwithstanding for
young man TO train as timekeeper
IN general contractors held once
Call OIL 6-3522. 10
TIRE CHANGERS, S6l per nesk 70
experienced men. no others need
DEFY TIRES. SAG 18th e. nv.
~ TECHNICIAN. part time must be
apply Call for apt, WE 5-jj66
lis
Tv TECGNICIAN. bench man. exper
on all make sets. Good trouble.
shooter and instrument man. ~
Tv SERvlCEMAN. outside good CD.
portunity. tranSp. furn perma-
nent. excellent pay. Ju. 5.iI3l
Tv sERvICEMAN. outside: mostly
warranty calls, transportation fur.
nished permanent; salary open
CERTIFIED Tv, Ala II st. ne
-22
WATERS. full or part time. Apply
OuSTTs, 1887 NJ NV. lis
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE MAN.
experienced service man for coin.
operated RendiT washers ana Ham
ilion driets Hospita benefits sood
salary and transp. turn. Gail IN
A.epO0. ALL
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Statesmen for retail bakery route.
between ares 2l.4O; married men
preferred. averase weekly salary
OF over Si05 after short training
period. HOLMES BAKERY. 635
N II. NV. lis
used car. We need I.
good. enerRetie young men to round
out our used car sales force. Ex-
perienee helpful but not absolutely
necessary. Many company dement's
Apply Mr.. Nelson. AERO AUTO
CO. INC. i10l King st.. Alex Va.
liz
tcoloredl - Our once
needs 10 good salesmen, part or
fun time who are not afraid TO see
the people ana sell aHrtngs storm
windows and screens. Hlghest
commission ever naid Also need
assistant sales manager. DE q
u-Hu. III
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YOUNG MAN

HI-36
TO ASSIST MANAGER IN LOCAL
BRANCH, COAST-TO-COAST Or
GANIzATION; EXPER. UNNECES-
SARY MUST BE ABLE TO CON,
WITH 500 WK, TO
RAPID ADVANCEMENT IF
ACCEPTED. PHONE MR.. NORTON,
Elk 3-4467 BEFORE NOON. GUAR.
SALARY 800 PER WK -17
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Engineers with or without aircraft
experience will fnd a lucrative and
professionally. attractive associa ton
available to them with this expand.
ing aircraft organization Permit lis
to review. with you the many oppor.
tunities for engineers having civil.
grounds,
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YOUNG MAN

OPPORTUNITY-Full or part time,
in our sales dept No exper. nee,
Part-time average, $50 full time.
S125. per wk. Not canvassing. Fer
appointment. call OF. 4-6963.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS. white. 16 To-
promise of full-time employment
average $50 TO $50 per week now
working 3 hrs. in the evening
Those interested report to Room
S23 OF the Victor building at 724
nth st. NV. between 3 and ) pm.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND TEACHER
or advanced student for vacation
position: splendid experience, pleas
ant work. $3.50 for 60 DAYS Come
in to see H. c SHAW. Sat. April
81. 1913. Business RIM. st. Mary's
Hotel LeOnardtown. No phone sails.
WANTED A SETTLED Man to
work In tree nursery able to op-
crate Ariens tiller, hoe weeds, plant
and cultivate garden. LEISSLER s
h rIET sY,s 3 81, s S.. First r st ss;r-
FART TINE ewes, $40 IS per eve.
work. so-eS Car nee White Cali
before 5 pm. Wo. 6-2292
Ist-CLASS NONDRINKING MAN to
drive hydra: PONTIAC car and do
yard and housework: free 70 60
RETIRED GOVT EMPLOYEES and
service people. learn while you earn
above $4,000 per year. Full course
In real estate sales taught. PETER
J. HAGAN &, SON. Realtors willing
to teach 5 full-time men. Investi-
gate Call WA. 7-1257 for interview
-23
THIS is News speciality statesmen
to fill unusual position in stock
brokerage field, No exper. in this
field nee, but must have successful
ished; $500 per wk.; immed. earn
inss. Call ST. 3-073S. Mr.. PAGE 1
PART TIME conscientious men
needed for traffic checking duties
in Washington area This work will
cover approximately , months on
the basis Of 40 hours, per week, Car
essential. 81 .35 per hour. Apply in
person Wednesday only. q am to
! pm. SUN OIL CO, 1925 X st.
OPENING with leading distributor
Of food items to super markets
GOOD man 70 service and display
established items Guaranteed sal
ar. and commission with excel
opportunity for advancement Apply
Wed. after ) pm. 1921 Bladens
burg I'd. Brentwood. Md lis
INVESTMENT CO.--Desirable OPEN
ing for aggressive young man inl
automobile division OF large finance
uate VIII train as adiuster in coll
lection department, and will fur
nish with a late-model car. MANY
company benefits and a sound flu
ture In an interesting field Call
MIR STEELE. JU. S-5iS5 for inter-
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SHOE SALESMAN
Experienced: salary plus commits.
sion. Also part.time statesmen. Ap-
ply JOSEPH DE YouNGs i.,6
st nv On
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HElP---MEN
SALESMAN

This is directed to the exz
perienceG salesman. prefer
ably with Intangible selling
background. We are an in
ternational institution and a
leader in our field. Our Sc
lection must be ambitious
and self-starter and possess
the maturity 70 present our
proposal to management in a
dignitled but aggressive man
ner This service is widely
accepted by businesses, LARGE
and small. of all classifica-
lions.
Car necessary, limited
travel; salary. bonus and ex-
pense ARRANGEMENT. Immedi-
ate annual earnings between
$500 and $4,000, with
advancement opportunities
predicated on performance.
Please mail complete in
formation, age. family status.
experience, earnings past <
years, home address and
phone to T. c. SANDERSON,
SS1 N. Madison ST.. Airing
Ion .. va. - -
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OPERATORS
PHARMACIST


Young and aggressive, experienced
closed Sundays; salary open. SOUTH
ERN DRUG CO., 18th and H SITS.
NV. --23
PLUMBERS HELPERS; experienced
in new work: good paw GENERAL
HEATING ENGINEERING CO.. UN
A. 744 10
PLUMBERS HELPER with D. C.
drivers license. Apply 1109 9th st
NV
PORTER, over 81 yrs. for liquor
store; good salary; local refs {;
bonus. vacation. Do not phone.
CENTRAL, SIS 9th st. NV. --21
PORTER. colored, must have
switchboard experience. modern
apt, bldg. See resident manager.
THE EDDYSTOEE, 1901 Vermont
ave NV. is
PORTER, colored. with long es-
tablished Washington retail Arm.
Steady employment. Answer in own
handwriting giving age recent ref
erences. telephone number and ad-
dress Box lS4-Y Star. -lp
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ls,n .nd n i s ss sw S ~ 7...i.
,con,inuse sa EsIt. Pass5
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SALESMAN, wholesale automotive
supplies. We have an established
territory open in Washington and
suburbs. knowledge OF wholesale
selling of automotive parts, sup.
plies. tools and accessories espe-
clally beneficial. Excellent oppor-
tunity with incentive remuneration
Apply to. R w. NORRIS & SONS
INC. 342 N. Gay St. Baltimore,
Md.
SALESMAN, for mems clothing
store; full-time pos; salary and
commission. Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES, 1912 F st. NV. -23
$ SALESMAN. experienced mems re-
tail; surplus work clothes. etc
Good hours and pay. CAPITOL
SURPLUS. 1909 H st. ne. 30
$ SALESMAN. experienced in retail
hardware business: excellent posi-
ton. Apply 177S You st. NV. go
$ SALESMAN - Finishing hardware,
Tor outside work calling on con-
tractors. WASHINGTON distributor
handling top lines; car necessary.
state salary required. Box 39-z,
Star 90
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FARM AND eARpRN

GIANT EVERGREEN SALE - siivel
maple trees, l0-12-ft. tall, 81 ca .
azaieas. soc and up; trees pruned
feftiiiZed and removed; sod for sale
FOUSE & Bid, JE. 4-0640.
BLUEGRASS SOD on Immediate de.
livery. GREENWICH FARMS NURS.
cry. LII. 2-40S0.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, sludee, topsoii
blue stone. road gravel; hauling
r. B. HARTING, 10. 2-3365.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping
trimming lots cleared. Mr.. CLAY
TON. UN 4-09c3 any time.
TOP SOIL tons delivered ii
Washington area. SO. RE. 5000
or RE. 0-db3O ewes.
COW MANURE, wen rotted. $40 pc
6S.. deAssfsd. 81. S-ssss. =
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used
parts and service. MALONEY'S
INC, Silver spG.. Nd. 10. S-3s33
USED EQUIPMENT, oliver IA. SC
Case with pillow and cultivator
regular A and mower, Wood picker
lime and fertilizer distributor, grail
drills. plows, Ford mower, c mower
Cub. 3-gang lawn mower. part
ana service. MALONEY'S, INC.
~. 0-s11at1.
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APTS. UNFURNIsNEp-p. G

New Hamp. ave. n.w.-Bachelor
Utils. incl; elev. bldg. Res. mgr
No. 7-lg9S.
1890 X ST. N.W.-Eficiency: $43. so
Key with janitor. FLOYD z. DA'
Wis co" 1929 X st. NV, Ma
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. down. 81
yk., LIST payment Feb. Free home
Representation. Authorized dealer.
Cali MOHAWK, VIII. 6-5149 NOW.
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lMIscELLANEovs-Eo sALEl MIscELLANlovs- sALEl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. down. q
yk. LIST payment Feb. Free home
Cali MOHAWK, VIII. 6-5l49 NOW.
TYPEWRITER. Reminston, noiseless,
excel. cond.; $50. CT. 6.0944.
ITYPEWRITERs-No bigger discounts
ANYWHERE on 1857 portabIes!
E Esaa fS eSsT sa rGor A ans
used portables, S27 Up. uNTTED'6
goth Typewriter year, Sl3 14th st.
NV. Open Mon; and Thurs: until.
9; Member Of Downtown Park 4
TYPEWRITERs, S25 up. For your
WRITER Co. 2OO7 18th st NV
ITYPEWRITER, ROYAL, stand; good
typing eond.; $30. 90; once file.
VACUUMs, all makes: some have
new appearances: nice gifts. So t.
$50. 52l1 Balti. blvd. AP. 1883
WATCHES AND JEWRLRY-3O-
40es discount on all standard.make
new patterns. written guar. Fine
standard-make radios. allisator
bags. belts, wallets: 2Oss discount,
SAM ORBACH, master matchmaker
and Jeweler. expert repair, 414
Buchanan ST. NV ia. 9-4354
WASHERS AND DRIERs-New 1857
models: big savings for cash buyers.
PARAMOUNT CO., 22O2 Ca. ave.
NV, HU. $4,000.
WASHER, late model. Easy spindrieT
Mke-new: S45. Ii. 7-S090.
WASHER masi. .I Ists %0del. fully auto
WASHER CLEARANCE
Selling out entire stock automatic
washers--0E. WESTINGHOUSE. Whirl.
pool. Norge. Frigidaire. Maytag wash.
ers. All washers new and fully guar.
anteed; no reasonable offer refused
Open evenings to q. STANDARD
TIRE d BATTERY CO., 10th and Il
SITS. ne. II. 3-90S2.
WASHING MACHINES, used. rebuilt
guaranteed: all kinds; S19.a5 up
ACME STOVE CO.. 1911 18th NV
WHEEL CHAIR. new HOLLYWOOD model
metal. folding. with brakes. vii
sacrifice at $50. Lo. 7-1S93.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

9 sHETLANDS--1 gray, ayr -old,
show prospect: Thoroughbred, S-yr.-
old chestnut gelding. white mark
ings, by Jimmie out Of Chicks Gal,
Other gentle children's horses. JU.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

WALK TO WORK; i4Os L st. NV
Newly decorated lEe rm With
private bath. new Prgidaire and
not plate; $50 so. incl. al utilities
80 anit9i on premises Or call
CoLORED--LARGE FRONT ROOM
locailon. cal DE- e.hlal as
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coAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD for sale: all hard
wood, split and delivered; So q
cord: S12 u cord. BR. e.SO03.
PRESTlLOGS-The ideal fireplace
log. Long burning, high heat value
no smoke. no dirt. less than u 81
troll. For info. call 6HURFIRE FUEL
PRODUCTS. Ii LASS.
FIREPLACE WOOD, all OAK. S22 pei
cord. Unlimited quantity to Gus.
toner. Call JU. S-4932 after 8.
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i92G 18Th ST. NV. south Of papons
Cifcie Rooms, With o. without
board single and double Home.
eooksd focd ReAacnahle
ftth ~. AND DELAFtELD PL Nv.
--oe.e. Eeom .n,a ise etesl nsssi
nosihiy IA s-s2s7
1871 letk 81. N.W.-sinais aad
eoubis fems. ShsSsF bsthl. szesi-
Sat mana.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcons.l

IsHOREHAM HOTEL VIC. 1884
people. Ap. 4-0214.
E 5esutit + r0Om Bath snt psiRsf,
home adjoining park. ia. 5-6125
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st
| n.w.-Nice. warm single and double
rooms; elevators excel. board ~
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2O0l. at Conn
ave.-Nice rms, good meals: rec
rm.: TV. piano, ping pong: young
people. S12-S15 wk. CO. 5-2493
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PARK CENTRAL APT. HCTEL
Convenifnt oogntovn iocatian- ex-
eelient aerfice; reasenaoly priced
DAILY and monthly rates amaFtig
TONED. and ligft hoI1fkeerina. 1909
y o. n.W- MI. s-0541.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-05

PtANOs-Lge seleetion: epinsts and
syerythina feduced 70 maRs TEA
bargains. rent or buy. iong. easy
terms Fof -FOUR cow, We are
qpen Until y pm 90 parking prob
en-. A snail dgposlt vii hOld FOR
xmas tsnyery KIT Music CO
aleH store asai NJ, vsFnon ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-05

up;. deliver; open ewes. 400 Cen
trail ave. Cap. His.. Nd. 20 g.
BOXER PUPs for christmasi Axe
rec; show prospects. See them nov
Priced very reasonably. fawns.
1rindies males and femaiea H.
PAW KENNELS. $40 Duke 81.
Alex. We. OV S-f56i
DAcHsHUND PUPPIEs. Axe res.
black and tan champion sired e&-
eellent pedlgree. Ph. Du. 1870.
KITTENs 49,, GTGy striped. 3 weeks
OLD. Z females, 1 male, free. Call
". 4-0a4O.
DALMATIAN, male, 2 yrs., sender
ful watchdog nicely marked pedl-
aree perf Xmas gift. "a. 7-asss
ENGLISH sPRINGER sPANIEL pup
pieg, ehnmpicn stock MRS l. y
GfESEKER. iao Carroll ~ Glen
Burnis. No eoathfsld 8.gb2e.
PoODlEe. purs6fed. black. standard,
Nks.. stotk impcrt uonreg.
istsred u 2.7350
PoopLEB-1tAcE sTANpARp
Axe nan. Wormat and Nheta
o. a.ot21
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MIscELLANEoUs FoR REM

CHAIN SAWS Mcculloch sales.
u OF WxsHiNdToN. 10. 4-77io7,
CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5.504O.
FURS Of every description for thai
special occasion BASKIN FURS
Sth and q SITS, nv. Ma. S-5623.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-05
WASHER CLEARANCE

late. model. fully auto
matte matte. Perfect cond.; $50. Ii. q
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.w.

BARGAIN HUNTERs-Dec. M-rent.
or free kit. priv; very nice. seis.
hskp. unit. Suit. 2 or 8; exception
ally cow. loo. 1921 Biltmore St
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, 2IOI N st.
n.w.--Warm front rooms with run
ming water; maid serv. daily; use Of
reigr.. phone serv. DU. 7.0570.
1888 18th ST. NV. = BUSINESS
women; sgle.. dble. rms: clean,
beaut, furn.' mod. baths. NO.
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ROOMS fURNISMED-N.E.

COLORED-2 RMS. for employed
couple with homs PRIVILEGES. NO.
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APIS. FuRN.-p.c. Cont. J

3025 18th ST. NV.
Furnished efficiency apis, $40 and
up: utilities included. See RESIDENT
MANAGER
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WASHERS AND DRIERs-New 1857
models: big savings for cash buyers.
PARAMOUNT CO, 2202 Ca. ave.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM
FRED GRIMM

That TB test for cattle started in
1858 was finished October 81, 1855.
The report shows 5136 cattle tested
in 562 herds. Only 3 reactors were
found. This is a good record and
one to which farmers and the pub
lie can point with pride.
Add the name of George Sender
geld to those who will put a pre-
emergence spray on soybeanS to
control weeds.
Llye Boyer inquired about plans
for a picnic table. l was sure we
didn't have such a thing, but /
was wrong. The one sheet blue
print has plans for picnic table
plus an outdoor fireplace.
Jud Fuller will be remembered
by some Ottawa CountaianS as a
former manager of the Farm Bu-
reau Cooperative. Last week / met
the Fullers when | stayed in their
Wooster Motel. The occasion was a
training session on experimental
work at the Wooster experiment
station.
Starting last Monday we have
been host for two Ohio State Uni
versity students learning to be
county agents. These men will be
taking an active part in the COM
munity just as a county agent
would. Please give them a warm
reception when you see them.
Our office secretary Marilyn
Bloom has been off sick with in
fectious jaundice. She is anxious
to be back at work but doctors
orders are to take it easy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
MAJORETTES HIT BIG Time
AGAIN WITH INVITATION TO
OHIO FAIR; DEDICATE new BUS

The second "big time" invitation
was extended to Port Clinton'S
famous girls group, by the Ohio
State Fair Board, when they in
vited the Majorettes to appear for
5 nights as part of the main Grand
stand show. The Majorettes will
share the billing with the Roy
Rogers Dale Evans show. The
girls will be in Columbus for 5
days and nights, all expenses paid
and will be housed dormitory style
in the new Youth Building which
was dedicated at the Fair last year
they will eat their meals in the
Fair Cafeteria. In their spare time,
they will visit the Capitol build
ings, and other scenic and educa-
tional sites.
Other long distant trips for the
summer will include the mammoth
Chicago All-Star football game.
Last year, 100000 people filled the
stadium, with II million people
watching the half-time activities on
TV.
The MajoretteS are also invited
to Menominee, Michigan for a
three day show To reach Menomi-
nee, the girls will travel through
Chicago, Milwaukee and Green Bay
Wisconsin. This will be a 100 mile
trip and all expenses will be paid.
The group is booked for a sec
ond year as special feature at the
Detroit Police Field Day, for two
days, two performances each day.
20 othe rlocal Ohio shows also
are booked at this date.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
= zMAay
A@s<5 <5[V<u@

Voters stay away from the pri-
maries apparently for two reasons,
= What is the use? III vote at
the November election or 'My po-
htical affiliations will be discover
ed".
AS to the first reason, it is i'm
portant to vote in the primaries be-
cause the names of the successful
candidates will be the only ones
appearing on the ballot at the
November election If a voter does
not approve of the candidates
whose names appear on the ballot
at the fall election, and has not
voted at the primary in May, he
should be reminded that many
other persons, who overlooked the
primary election, contributed to-
ward such situation.
AS to the second reason, our
major political parties are usually
managed by honorable persons try
ing to keep their party interest
alive. If the party is not run ac-
cording to honest, constructive
standards, it is time to get some
more voters to jump in and clean
up the situation. Politics do not
have to be as dirty as often re-
ported.
You can vote in the primaries
May 8, if you are 81 or older on
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
Two Drivers
Cited By Police

Two drivers were cited by police
for driving under the influence of
intoxicants following accidents last
weekend.
Earlin Harder, Al, Route l, Oak
Harbor, was fined $100 and costs,
sentenced to three days in jail,
and his license suspended for one
year after bumper of a parked car
owned by Irene M. Graves was
hooked by the Harder car at Sec
ond and Jefferson Saturday at 8:25
pm.
Junior Zetzer, lis Laurel Ave,
was cited after a Saturday accident
on Lincoln Drive. Police said the
Zetzer car, being driven on the
left side of the street, hit a park
ed car owned by Edward Merritt,
31512 Lincoln Drive, and pushed it
into another parked corowned by
Joseph Burns, Fremont Road. Mr..
Zetzer suffered head 1acerations.
He was sentenced to Is days in
county Jail and his license was
suspended one year.