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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Blind Panic Or Plan Of Action?
Preparedness Makes The Difference

that could help life In each
following situations your life
death. How would you react?
a crowded place screams, "Fre'
q Your clothing suddenly catches fire!
You wake the middle of the night and smell smoke!
don't know what you'd do that's bad would
Under
writer's feeling helpless is the first step toward panic
Panic is killer.
alive it apt destroy Time after time has turned
relatively riots which of people
suffocated trampled to DEATH
Panic is contagious.
from hysterical
full houseful of people.
The control is to keep it from starngby being
pared for emergencies
you public place. make
the the quickest reach it.
Get-toghers assembly halls often hazards
fammable decorations insufficient exits not enough aisle
folding easily If have anything to do
with gathering eliminate these hazards And instead
wondering, How think of How
we get safely in an emergency"
Clothes Fire. Fold your
chest floor possible roll in
Otherwise roll and slowly to smother the
flames
Home for fire by figuring
reach the ground from upstairs
of the family should be familiar with all these exits
Family fire drills good idea Try in the middle OF the
what when only half
Another time pretend the stairs unsafe to This
valuable practice because is often true IN real emergency
Here's how you tell
bedroom door, the palm OF hand
against hot the hall is filled with deadly
gases the Bit turning head away
and bang the door with foot Pass your
the opening the cool and there no pressure
the hall should be safe.
final should off all routes from an
window You hurt
needessy Open slightly and wait there for
fresh outside If becomes necessary to
to land <<}E8z
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Boost Assets

The st. Clair Savings and Loan
Co. has reached new peak assets
of $23, 100000 at the end of the
third quarter as compared with
$20,51s,O00 a year ago, it was re-
ported today by Paul ]. Schneider,
president.
During the 12-month period saw
ings deposits at St. Clair have
increased by $3,240,0O0 to reach a
record high of $18,545,000.
The company's mortgage loan
portfolio was $19,700,000 as of
September both, up $1,900,00O
from a year ago.
Now in it's 10th year Of service,
st. Clair Savings is growing sub
stantially in all departments at
both the 813 East 185th st. and
6235 st. Clair ave. office locations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
SIZE 7ox9o

Attractive, eoIorfvI pIoid oil purpose
medium weight bIonket with royon
sotir binding. coIon blue. hunter.
raspberry, toasf.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

An UnbeotobIs voIUs In good
weight, fluffy finish blanket. Royon
sotin bound, weighs about pounds.
Pink, green, moiIe, eomel, blue,
Cherry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS
by Clarence Brown Member Congress 9TH District


Soon after CONGRESS convened on Tuesday Of last week
the House legislative agenda for consideration will be
bill Raybun would like such gsa
construction for needed schools start this
Spring.
message
peace prosperity enjoyed during
domestic international problems which
ahead He predicted balanced budget
and submit
which called
maintain position leader world affairs He his
intention
solution the agricultural school, highway other similar prob
lens
By the time this column print the President will
submitted
alton in agriculture Last week Chairman Eender of the Senate
Agriculture Committee announced his Committee would
farm bill for consideration of the
lem.
Speaker
when Congress convened Tuesday predicted
deal of politics this
Capitol HILL
session which politics did play
Raybuns should
fact 1856 is Presidential election
On the first day of the Session
of the House Committee Armed
the
require all such purchases be made thru
less the Congress itself declares national
conditions competitive bidding could be set aside temporarily
the Vnson would
Department purchases through negotiated contracts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10

Joan Sanders, a minor of 20
years, West Jefferson, by her
brother and next friend, Sheridan
Bennett, VS.. Charles r. Sanders,
London, divorce asked, gross neg
lect of duty and extreme cruelty
charged. Plaintiff asks custody of
parties minor child, support, ex-
penses and other relief.
The Farmers Bank of Mechan-
icsburg, a corporation, VS.. Earl
and Effa Collier, judgment for
plaintiff on cognovit note, S364.S1
with interest.
F. F Field, Marion, O., VS.. Jes-
sic Field Dorm, Midway, and the
unknown heirs of William Claw
son, deceased, suit for partition OF
real estate.
Winston Wing, Urbana, o. VS.
Edward L. Knight, West jefferson
suit for adj of lien, sale of prem
ises, money, etc
Effa S. Collier, Irwin, O. VS.
Earl ]. Collier, Springfield, divor,
ce asked for gross neglect of duty
Plaintiff asks custody of minol
child, support, and half of parties
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10

George Wickline VS.. Anna Kim
bic, case dismissed.
g. Harold Flax appointed auct-
ioneer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10
An Editorial
LOCAL BUSINESS

old argument against the chain stores that they
sphoned Of money out of local communities TO the
benefit of nancers operating from the yscraPers OF New
York and Chicago and other metropolitan business centers
That argument did hold water but people may
still believe it, few facts concerning the operations of
system county should be of interest The
ty, located in Deep South state. largely agricultural The
chain with less than 5000 poPu
afion the other with less than 5000 In single year this
chain paid spent with county business firms and ndNid
uas the of s7l4o3o49 The money went for
plies produce and all the other things needed in store
operations
The point is that chains-ike other retaiers-are good
citizens There few exceptions nowadays TO # rule Their
weIfaee that Of any kind Of oredePends upon the local
welfare and prosperity The better off the community is the
better the chains business
The "sphoning off of money idea incidentally seemed to
on uppoon that the chains make huge profits
Actually the food chain business profits amount to about
Of each dollar of sales In other lines around
three much of the profit is customary plouehed
back into the business. for betterments of all kinds
All retailing essentially Ioca-and its basic interests
local.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10

TUESDAY, JANUARY 10 .fz sssrs
Federation meeting Club House m Trustees meet one
O'Clock. Important meeting.
High Street Club Coover Club House. 3 p
Garden Club, Mrs Chester Roberts p
Women of Moose Chapter Night and Installation Moose a p M
: Phi Beta Beta Psi Sorority n g ? m at Sorority Rooms
Association Installation Presbyterian Church
Mrs Club potuck $50 St Johns Lutheran
Church sktaA.&
meeting Methodist Church $50
-
pouc supper initiation Masonic Temple $50
Young Farmers Club meeting Madison Local School
THURSDAY, JANUARY II
London Junior Chamber meeting p
Methodist Church home Mrs r. j. Dngman So Union ST.
somerford Club pot-uck dinner 1890 Mrs Frank
sew-so Club home Forea St. p
FRIDAY JANUARY 13
BEWARE OF BLACK CATS
Twentieth Century luncheon p. Coover Club House.
London Worthington at home
Big Plain WCTU home Mrs Eta Tominson,
SATURDAY. JANUARY IA
$3.50 Polio Dance at Plunwood School by Boosters Club
Women of Moose bake sale at " Hour Laundry So Main st
Congregational meeting supper at pm
MONDAY, JANUARY lie.
John American Legion.
Home Builders Class home Mrs Ray Andrews Maysvie Pike
Sigma Gamma Glass home Mrs. Pena Elm St. 8 pm
Las Jovenes Class meeting Methodist Church
Circle WSCS Mrs George Brokaw Street pm
Circle WSCS Mrs James A. Smith, 1T No Main
elephant sale
Madisonaes meeting Lutheran Parish Hall pm
Past Noble Grand Council Mrs John Cober Chandler Ave
Tuesday, JANUARY IT
American Legion Auxiliary Madison Legion Home pm
London Lions Club -
ST. Patricks P-T.A.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10

Robert r. and Jane r. Richards
to Wilma ]. and Frank w. Brown
Jr, parcel of land off Blair Road,
jefferson Twp.
inventories Approved:
Estate of Palmer Snyder, deceas-
ed, inventory of $12,676.07; all
personal goods. Orville Jones,
Fred Beauman, Richard p. Stag
lie, appraisers.
Estate of Jesse S Leach, deceas-
ed, inventory of S5,435.65; real es-
tate, $4,835.; personal goods, $780,
65. William Culpepper, Archie
Baxter and Ned Davey, appraisers.
Estate of Lille I. Evans, deceas-
ed, estate of 9,135.48; real es-
tate, $88,450; personal goods, $685.
685.48. Paul Butcher, S. w. Rehm
and c. N. McAllister, appraisers.
Estate of Leon c. Goodson, de-
ceased, inventory of $50, $500;
real estate, S43,500; personal
goods, $10,096.20. William Riddle,
Robert A. Kaveney and Stephen
c. Edwards. appraisers.
Marriage Licenses Issued:
Everett Arthur Wray, IL, truck
driver, Columbus, and Theresa
Diane Bennett, 18, bookkeeper
London Married Dec. II, 1855, al
st. Patricks Church, London, by
the Reverend Edward j. Reidy.
Denver Unger, AZ, Maintenance
welder, Millersport, and Alice
Thomas, 40, beautician, London.
James f. Curtis, %, feed and
grain dealer, New Vienna, Ohio
and Sarah Ann Ridgeway, teacher
Mt. Sterling, o. Married Dec. %
1855, by the Reverend Fred M
Marx, Mt. Sterling
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10

rard, their administrators, &
and assigns whose places
dence are unknown and caNeI,
ascertained will take notice che
the 18th day of September, 1876,
plaintiff, Glenn +. Woosley, filer
Petition against them in the CT
of Common Pleas of Madison Co
ty, Ohio, the same being cause
20,146 in said Court, for the sale
the following entailed real estate
described in the Petition towit:.
Situated in the Counties of Mad
ison ard Clark. State of Ohio, and
Townships of Paint and Madison
and bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at a stake in the line
of Hines Survey. No. 9023 and corner
to Edmund Hill by Robinson Flor
ence and wife running with line
of said Survey n. Il degrees e. 80
poles to a stake: thence n. 4Sb de-
line of Robinson Florence land;
thence s. 3Sh degrees r. 20f poles
TO a stone on other tract of land by
Robinson Florence and wife to Ed
said tract n. SSa degrees w. 200
poles to the place of beginning con-
tanning One Hundred and Twenty
G20) acres. Excepting therefrom
twenty COO acres on and along the
north side of said tract. Said land
being i'm Survey No. 9023, and being
the same premises conveyed to said
r. W. Boyd by Grace G. and Fred l..
Woosley by deed dated February "a,
1898. and recorded Vol. 61 Page 336
Deed Records, Madison County.
Ohio.
The prayer of said Petition is for
the sale of entailed real estate and
for other equitable relief. Said de-
fendants are required to answer
said Petition on or before February
25, 1856. or Judgment will be taken
against them.
Glenn f. Woosley, Plaintiff
J. Robert Tanner his Atty.
Dec. 26 Jan. 2 9 16 % 30
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10
RECORDER soFFicE
Rnat ESfafo Tn,nexare.

RECORDER soFFicE
Real Estate Transfers:
John W.. Junk, as admr. of the
estate of Mollie Pyle, deceased, to
Fred V. and Martha r. Trirnble,
parcel of land in Pleasant Twp.
Evans and Donald Elliott,
admrs. of the estate of Sarah FL
liott deceased, to Donald M. and
Mary ]. Strother, lot no. 3 in
Kuehner's addition, West Jeffer-
son.
Estate of William A. Casey, de-
ceased to Cornelius Casey, out lot
no. 20, London, and an undivided
one-half interest in 1.6 acres in
London.
Estate of Coral Thompson de
ceased, to Lee Thompson ct al. un-
divided one-half interest in two
tracts in Stokes Twp, 40.57 acres.
Robert and Helen Guthrie to
Martha Lee and Floyd Guthrie Jr.,
lots no. LOG, 107, 108, 100, 10, Ill,
112 and 113 in Toland's addition,
London.
Herbert d. and Anna B. Dodson
to Walter S. knight, lots no. 81
and 50 in the Tom Wood Colony,
Union Twp.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10

real estate. Married at London, O.,
Sept. 27. 1881.
Emory V. Tatman, A/2C, Lang
ley A.F.B., Va, VS.. Loretta June
Tatman, a minor, West jefferson,
divorce asked for gross neglect of
duty and extreme cruelty. Married
at West Jefferson February 20,
1855. No minor children.
Dewey Cooper. London and F.
F. Field, Marion, VS.. Paul D. Fet-
trow, suit for money, $40, 100, costs
and injunction against further
stream pollution.
Judgments:
Milton Tarbill VS.. Lonnie
Scraggs, judgment for plaintiff of
$106.67 on default of defendant.
Mary A. Madden appointed law
librarian, salary fixed at $500 per
year.
Following had September term
jury duty continued: Mrs. Betty
rsdueS, dul 1AGcii, Nl .. GuSui
Dixon, Charles Carter, M IS
Grace Ballenger, Pearl Keye, Mrs.
Earl Liller, Mrs. Roscoe Klee, Mrs.
Robert Clancy and Mrs. George
Frasch
State of Ohio VS.. e. P. Speas-
maker. case and cross-petition dis
missed.
The Citizens Loan and Savings
Co, London, VS.. Virginia H. and
Walter D. Wood, case dismissed.
Charles A. Hunter as admr. OF
the estate of Leo Weese VS.. Wen.
dell Mckinney, case dismissed.
In re ditch appeal on single
county ditch petitioned by Hocken
berry ct al, appeal dismissed.
Elizabeth Jeanne Smith VS.. Dan
iel r. Smith, case dismissed.
John Meier VS.. Lewis Stanolis
case dismissed
Jerry Fowler dba Fowler Motto
Sales VS.. Howard Brinson, Judg
ment for plaintiff in amount 0
S1T1.33.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10
Madison County
Court
COM NJ ON PLEAS

New Cases:
Rose Mae Steele, London VS..
Robert Steel. alimony asked for
support, maintenance of h erself
and minor children, payment of
bank loan, restraining order and
other relief. Cross petition filed by
defendant asks divorce, property
division and custody of minor
child.
American Surety Co., Akron
and Emuel Bosley, Salem, Ohio
VS. John E. Funk, Springfield, Mis-
souri,, action for money only
$88O.00.
Dixie G. Rice, West Jefferson
VS.. Oscar j. Rice, West Jefferson
divorce asked, gross neglect O.
duty charged. Plaintiff asks fol
support of parties three minol
children and other relief.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10
Veterinarians Attend
Annual Convention

Doctors H. n. Heath and c. A.
Sayre of London attended the 72nd
Annual Convention of the Ohio
State Veterinary Medical Associa-
ton. This three day meeting was
held at the Deshler-Hilton Hotel,
January 4, 5, 6.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10
LEG NOTICE

Margaret Davis, If deceased, the
unknown heirs and devisees of Mar
paret Davis; the unknown heirs of
Clara Davis; if deceased. the un-
known heirs and devisees of said
heirs; Ann Eliza Wilson; il deceas-
ed, the unknown heirs and devisees
of Ann Eliza Wilson; Melvinna Ger
rard; if deceased, the unknown
heirs and devisees OF Melvina Ger
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10
Legal Notices
NoTICE nE APPnINTMENT

NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
Estate of Frank Peters Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Esther Brooke Of West Jefferson,
Ohio, has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administratrix D.B.N
With the Will Annexed of the Es-
tate of Frank Peters, deceased, late
OF West jefferson. Madison County,
Ohio. Case No. 12.495.
Dated this 5th day of Jan. 1856.
Joseph s. King
Probate Judge Of said County
Jan. Q I6 %
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10
Calendar For The Week

NOTE This lecture will regularly and will be
published each Monday and tuesday The service Free
Please send in copy by Friday for events taking place
he following week. Copy must bs submitted before FRI
day noon. deadins. Thank You'll +s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-10
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Clara Peters Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Esther Brooke of West jefferson.
Ohio. has been duly appointed and
qualified as FNecutriX of the Estate
of Clara Peters. deceased. late of
West Jefferson. Madison County.
Ohio. Case No. 1854.
Dated this Goth day of Dec. 1855.
Joseph s. King
Probate Judge of said County
Jan. 2 3 16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01
AUTOMOBILE TITLE
AND TAG CLERK

Immediate opening for title and tag
clerk. d. c., Md, and Va. expert
ence necessary. Excellent starting
salary. disqualification plan. vaea-
ton with pay etc.
Apply In person to Mr.. r. NJ. ALI.
good, TOMS ,GHEV. INC, HAS
Georsia ave, Wheaton, Md. IL
BAKERY GIRL, experienced. day
work, 10 am. 70 $50 m. Apply IN
person. HOFBERG. 1899 Eastern
ave. NV. -
|BEAUTICIAN--Mus be sxper.; excel.
part time. Open imped. ELIZA
BETH BEAUTY SALON, Lu. 2-4264.
Mrs. Fredelos. Il
BEAUTIClAN. exper, manicurist
top salary, excel. working conds.:
5-day wk., Apply GuILBO, 1916
Conn. ave, AID. 2-1641. B
|BEAUTICIAN, experienced; 5-day
week, perm. job. Salary and COM
mission. Call in person. ANfTA'S,
56l2 Conn. ave, nv, -
BEAUTY OPERATORS. women or
men, guarantee plus commission.
own own b hours. das day. or ree e1eninEs. "A.
BEATTY f.s1g OPERATORS, 8, men or
women. for 3 of our salons Excel
lent opportunity for good operators.
EMILE. 1921 Conn, ave. p
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced;
5-day week: hours, . to g.; top sal
airy and commission, ia a-665l
BOOKKEEPER. experienced; good
hours, 5-day week; good salary
Apply in person. THE WHEATON
FIRESTONE STORE, 1907 Georgia
ave-, Wheaton. Md -3
BOOKKEEPER, full charge, for
wholesale house: full or part time.
expected. Box 1850, Star.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR. must be experienced in use
OF MGR 81: this is good oppor-
tunity for someone with the proper
ability; location in nearby Airing
ton County; salary open. Write,
giving full particulars. Box 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01
HELP-MEh

WANTED, experienced neon sign
designer for top position with lead
ing company In Albuquerque, N.
Mex. Write giving exper.. snapshot
II possible and submit samples Of
work. Also state salary require
feet. a wonderful place to raise
PRodp5UUc1Tfs CO. oi'' or kNL n. SESHco.
2l0 Z. Central ave. Albuquerque,
y Mex. Pos. Is for an immed.
OPPORTUNITY-We need n young
engineer, able to do country sur
seytig. No license required, Job
wv expand INTO . splendid life
80 miles from washington. IS from
Baltimore. Box 131 g. Star. II
PART TIME, 3 ewes. 9 to o. satur-
day 90; saleswprk: ref. req: exper.
CRADLE, $3.50 Ga, ave. u
IMMEDIATE OPENING for alert.
EDUCATED man, to represent Child
craft. q Marshall Field family
owned enterprise. in D. c.. Md. and
Va: 2i-55i excellent earnings,
gr1up insurance. other dement's;
enee and phone. Box 1900. Star.
PART TIME-FULL TIME--MarsSall
Field owned enterprise has open
ings for qualified men; must be
$3.50. and have high school, ed
ucationi weekly pay. check. Fof in
teryiew appointment. call UN. f.
RETIRED COUPLE for 1oo-upit
Maryland Man must have knowl-
edge Of light oil burners and do
maintenance work; wife to act as
resident manager showing apart
ments, taking complaints, etc.
Beautiful 2-bedroom duplex apart
ment with full basement and small
salary This is good opportunity
plement their income. Call Mr..
RoBEY, Tuesday Bill am. ST, s.
SELL ADV. CALENDARS and spe-
ctalties; part or full time; ample
parking. o. M. STYRON & Co.
2527 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. .
WHITE BOYS ~ to deliver small
packages; full-tirae work. Apply
BLUE PRINT SHOP. Tuesday M,
SI4 18th st. NV. -
WORLDS LARGEST PUBLISHING
HOUSE In need of young men be-
tween 1890 to assist in adyertising
campaign. both full-time and part
time men needed. Part-time men
between b:30-9:30 p IN. and II quail
lied to be paid SO per evening.
Pull time pm. TO o pm. S85 per
week 10 start. This is not for maga-
zines. White only. Interv.eWs
Tuesday and Wednesday till 2 B.m.
for full time; 4 pm. for part time
Suite 4G3. 1905 q at. NV -
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SALES
MANAGER

LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY
For district @or divisional
sales manager with I04-yeaf-
old company operating ma
tionally. AGE 25-45 years,
aggressive, married, ambi.
tious and interested in deVei.
oping q direct to the COM
sumner sales organization. Di-
rect selling experience unnec.
eSSary.
NO OFF SEASONS
Car necessary. Not q desk
Job. Excellent q to IL months
local training program as
GOOD IMMEDIATE EARNINGs
In 1855, our district man
ayers ranged from $4,000 to
$4,000 in earnings based on
guarantee, oVerwrite, COM
mission and bonus, Estab-
hshed division managers
average over $4,000. Digni-
fed honest selling methods.
III you want lifetime security
IN A BUSINESS UNAFFECT-
ED ECONOMICALLY WITH
PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED
ADVANCEMENT OpPORTU-
NIFTY. WRITE z. ANDERSON,
Box b6.G. Star. giving full
details as to age, previous
experience and phone num-
Der.
Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01
HELPMER
RENTAL
MANAGER

only to take complete
charge Of large rental department
OF established realtors. Permanent
position with unlimited opportnni-
ties for advancement. Box 102-cl
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UNUSUAL
READ THIS THOROUGHLY

One Of the oldest and larg-
est landscRpinR and nursery
products companies operat-
ing nationally, viii employ
men In the Washington area
to call on our established Gus
toners and open new ac-
No EXPERIENCE RE-
CURED. We have one of the
finest training programs in
the industry. Income is sub
Stantial and immediate.
Many OF our statesmen are
earning at the rate Of $7,000-
$4,000 and more. Top men
well over $4,000. Plenty of
opportunity also for man
agement positions. Winter is
one of our busiest seasons
contracting for Spring de-
livery.
II you are in a seasonal
business RIGHT NOW is
THE TIME to make q change.
Get into q business that is
NOT SEASONAL and January,
February, March and April
are peak months with us.
The work is pleasant, digni-
fed. semiprofesSional selling
and offers lifetime career. Our
customers repeat year after
year,
This Is strictly SALES
WORK and we are not inter
ested in landscape gardeners
or .laborers. Applicants should
be over 20. married and must
have car.
For personal interview,
phone r. H. Beals at HUI. g.
1878, q to Z pm Monday
and Tuesday or write Box
24e-A, Star. giving phone
number and personal back
ground,
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APPLIED PHYSICS
LABORATORY
1891 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER SPRING. ND.

TEACHERS twhiteI-Many yacanc,es
n1ted: $a.2p0-S7 900, BALTIC.
ICHRS. AGENCY. 5i0 N Charles
~ Baltic. Nd Mulberry S-BS501
TIRE CHANGER. experienced; SAL
AIRY depending on ability: no phone
cals. BEN HuNDLEY. 3446 14th
TRUCk DRIVERS, mus. know wash
ington and Metropolitan Area well
Sl,6l hr. TO start, time and i
overtime over 40 hrs. vacation and
slck leave; free insurance. uniform
ano laundry supplied. must have
good refs. Call Tuesday. Jan. 8,
Johnson, = IA. s1 a; aor s sPSt; M
REFINING co. 40l Farrasut st.
" " sERvlcEMrN. inside and out.
gide, experienced; salary plus comm.
AIMCQ, ia. s-7S00. II
fv SERVICEMAN, experienced out.
slde work: good salary, steady lob,
Dement'S. Mr.. MILLER, Hu. 3-444s.
TYPIsT-CLERK; salary, $3.50 per
mo-; 4Q-hr., 6-day wk.; air -coild.
once fast accurate typtst with
calculating machine exper. State
exper. and tipping speed, give age.
race, refs. address and phone nain-
Der. Box 47-C, Star.
UPH0LSTEREK. PARTNER--Must
De aH-around mechanic; measure,
GUT sew. spring, inside and close
SOBER and desire to be independent
NO cash reuuiFed---Just q lot Of
n aasrn WORK for partnership. co. s.
ostsf. -
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ROOM CLERKS
BOX 252-C, STAR

SALES aANAGERs-To recruit non
profit groups for sale Of CEZ light
bulbs: 9TH largest and fourth Oldest
bulb mfr; fun time only; straight
oyerwrite only. incomes up to
$1,000 per wk. for right mani Last
Mon. or Wed, EN-. 2-9ip7 or write
p, o. Box 1896, Wash, l6. ID. g :
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OPENING
HELP-WoMEN
ACCOUNTING CLFRK

Interesting work; typinR
essential; 6-day week, COM
pany benefits. Submit written
resume, stating experience,
age and salary expected,
marked: Attention. Mr.. DON
aid A. Hurst. No interviews
. granted without prior written
resume.