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New Haven. Jecko's time wa,
2:36.8.
In the 100-meter backstroke
Yoshi Oyakawa of Hawaii, SWIM
ming for Cincinnati Coca Cola
won another close race with his
former Ohio State University
teammate. AL Virgins of Pitts
burgh. Oyakawa's time was
1853 and Virgins 1868, while
Frank Mckinney of Indianap-
oils came home third in 1:07.1.
For three years I've beer
leading Yoshi by a foot at the
start and losing to him by q
foot at the finish" Virgins said
And that's the way it went
tonight"
Thirteen-year-old Jane Katz
who started swimming when she
was 2. won the 800-meter free
style for junior women in record
time. Her clocking of l1:54.2 wa:
six-tenths of a second ahead Of
Judy Tanning of Chicago. In the
Afternoon qualifier. Miss Fan.
ming had a time Of 1852, which
broke the record Bessie Schu-
macher of Morristown, Pa, hac
set in 1858.
The final event of the night
the 800-meter freestyle relay
went according to the form
chart with the favored New
Haven Swim Club retaining its
championship. Cincinnati Coca.
Cola was second and Club Del
Mar of Santa Monica, Calf.
third.
Yorzyk anchored the winning
New Haven team, making his
fourth even of the day and his
fourth f1rst-place finish.
HAWAII T0Sme tee tsgeestyle ,e 1s sa wOOssy
Hawaii. s:0s7; 4 @Dick T ansbee. H kSRHG
l2:l1.9; 5-qeorse Breen. Buffalo. 2:i2. 8
Woolsey at Los Angeles last y Year, y
New y0OI meter butterfly s Blu YoTzyk
Jscto. N New Haven e. $ssse: s iE S@diH
Harrison, Berkeley, Calf. 2:36.7; 81
Phil Drake. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 2:44
record Old HU record Ha ~ S74s7 ;et Nfy
Hcrzyk in t0day's Qualifler)
ffEa GIPcipnS s 1;S5 smA WTiEsins
Indianapolis, 1907 /; John Weiser
sonner., North Carolina A.C.. 1909:
L1 .6a Krepp, North Carolina A.c.
gen. North Carolina &C. 2:45 Vs f -
Manuel 1ll ssnguily. Cuba, 2:46.4; 3
S4 st 4ocbs ri M MSshinst Nsv p C
S;4S3; 5.Paul Reinke. Detroit. 2:4S s
60Bob Mattson. North Carolina A.C.
2:4aS. New record; old record 2:46.l
SCI ny Grimm in today's uualifier.)
i1Jans KATE. New York. li:54-2; .
SANDY Weller. Leais sSHS; 1 39;Sfs 4
Patty Fechsn, Pittsburgh. i2:@6.2; g
Susan Grant, Toronto, 12:4I.O, CNev
record; old record Of 1859 set toda!
oy s Jndy Tanning in oualifier1
Haven Swim. club. (Roger Anderson
David Armstrong. Tim Jecko, Bill
Yorzykl. S:53.Sfh Cincinnati Coca
Charles Stagman, Ford Konno). S:56 .
3-Club Del Mar Santa Monica, Calf
peter Cole. Tad Devlne, Don Rosenthal
Peter Duncan) 1914; 4--U. s. Navy o
Long Beach. Calf Ralph Darr. Dor
Evans. Reid Patterson. Richard Talbot
9:OS.4; 5-Ottumwa. Iowa. Countr!
Club Earl Ellis. Ron johnson. Gar!
North Carolina A. c. CTony Shiffman
Dave McIntyre, Bob Mattson. Franz
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Gordon Prize Runs
Mile in 4:O2.2

CROYDON. England. July %
(P.-Gordon Prize, Britain's dis
lance star, ran the mile in 4:02.2
today, his personal best and the
fastest in Britain this year.
Plrie recently broke the world
5.000-meter record. His best dis
lance is believed by many to be
10000 meters. He may run the
$500. 5000 and 10000 events in
the Melbourne Olympic games.
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles, 3; Portland, q.
San Francisco. 3. San Diego. ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver, q; Omaha, =.
Charleston. 5-5; Minneapolis, 90
Indianapolis. 4; Wichita. l.
st. Paul at Louisville rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Havana, D; Toronto, ..
Miami, 4 Montreal. ].
Buffalo. A; Columbus, 3.
Rochester 4 Richmond, 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis. L.; Atlanta, . &c inningsl
Montgomery, z; Birmingham, uO
innings.
Mobile, s. Chattanooga. 4.
New Orleans d. Nashville 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Johnstown, s.; Allentown. 2.
Schenectady, >: Syracuse, 0.
Binghamton. 3: Albany. =
Reading, .: 'Nilliamsport. /.
CAROLINA LEAGUE
Winston-Salem. q: Durham. 8.
Danville . Wilson. 1
Fayetteville. z; Kinston, Q
Greensboro, s; High Point-Thomas-
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa. @; Oklahoma City, 2.
San Antonio, 5; Austin, 4.
Fort Worth. 6: Dallas, 4 III inningsl
Houston, z, Shreveport, ..
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta. 3 Knoxville, . az innings)
Macon. 3; Columbus, o.
Savannah A.; Columbia, 1-6.
Charlotte. 8; Jacksonville. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

Carroll Armstrong of Chatta-
nooga are tied for amateur hon.
ors, Cole slipping today with rs
for 22l. Armstrong had 70.
Scores of Middle Atlantic pros
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28
1t Doesn't Just "Happen"

this is the 18th year for Bufftons Fourth of
July Rodeo perhaps all too prone to think that this
unique community event just happens each like the
coming of Thousands of Bluffton residents
each year throng Main street to the always coorul
parade and Harmon Field is packed with people in holiday
mood there to watch spectacle of horses and unique
in this part of the country
Blufton proud of its Rodeo and Buffton people invite
friends relatives for miles around spend the Fourth
with them and enjoy the show Residents of other nearby
towns wonder at the community spirit and the lively pro-
motions that to keep this town continually popped
and doing things not only the Rodeo, but the Fishing
Derby, Swiss Day, Window Shopping Night etc.
Everyone knows, however, that these things do not just
happen They take countless hours of planning and working
by countless people Sometimes the rush and perspration
of ALL there those who feel that the Rodeo interest
is wearing out Sometimes you hear the Rodeo
is dead but each year the crowd gets larger and each
the promotion gets less difficult because of experience gained
in previous years.
We do not imagine that Van Vert will give up it's
Peony Festival that Holland Mich, will give up the
Tulip Festival that Crcevile will stop holding its annual
Pumpkin Festival after the years these events have taken to
develop 1t would be just foolish for Buffton to give
its Fourth of July Rodeo.
Those who continue these events each year deserve
appreciation of the community general and willing hand
of assistance when it's needed and requested.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28

Following the election of the coun-
ty school board Saturday in Lima,
Bluffton high school superintendent,
C. A. Arganbright, was unanimously
elected by the board as new county
superintendent. Arganbright defeated
C. C. Miller, Columbus, for the post.
Bluffton was represented at the meet
ing by John Rogers and Richland
township by Amos Gratz, presidents
of their respective school boards.
The commencement exercises at
the College began unday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock when President Mosi-
man delivered the Baccalaureate ad-
dress on the subject of "The Science
of Right Living, basing his remarks
on the text, "As a man thinketh with
in himself SO is he".
T. H. Mohler finished moving his
greenhouse TO his lot on South Main
street the first of the week. The plant
will be made considerably larger.
The opening address for the Bluff
ton college summer school will be
given next Monday evening at eight
o'clock in the college chapel by Hon.
Charles l.. Swain, speaker OF the
House of Representatives. Mr.. Swain
was one of the leaders in bringing
about the present school law.
Hon. ]. b. Foraker, u. S. Senator
delivered the commencement addres:
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28
NelUs Grandfather Read
FROM THE BLUFFTON NEWS ISSUE OF JUNE IS 1914-
Wednesday at the college.

Wednesday at the college.
N. w. Cunningham, Bluffton, was
gaining unanimous support for the
Democratic candidate for Congress
from the Fourth Congressional dis
trict. Newspapers throughout the en-
tire district were hailing his support.
Thomas Fett and daughter left
Tuesday for Salt Lake City, Utah, on
an extended visit with Mr.. Fett's
daughter, Mrs. Mack Mccoy and
family.
Rev. Brundige accompanied by
Mesdames Brundige, Jenkins, Will
Jams, Hauenstein, Bailey and Miss
Eta Bales motored to Bowling Green
Tuesday to attend the Church of
Christ meetings.
The old M. E. church structure is
torn down and the debris is rapidly
being taken away to make room for
the new building. Work on the tenn
porary tabernacle, at the rear of the
Bluffton Manufacturing Co.'S plant
started Tuesday and will probably be
ready week from next Sunday.
The Orange township BoXwell com,
mencement will be held at the Riley
Greek Baptist church on Wednesday
evening, June 10th. DR.. w. F. Dick
ems, Findlay, will give the address
The graduates are Minnie Bame
Lulu Hosafros, Samuel Beagle, War
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28
Mainly Personal

THE RODEO COMMIT E E
breathed easier this week when Clair
Fett gazed into his crystal ball or
PACED his almanac, or whatever he
does to predict weather for impor-
tant community events, and came up
with a clear skies" prediction.
Mr.. Fett is generally consulted on
the weather for the Rodeo, the Trout
Derby and Sunday School picnics,
and his predictions are almost un-
canny. If he's missed, we haven't
heard about it.
The Rodeo, incidentally, has never
been rained out. There have been
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28

farm. the second snapper was moi
quite as large as the 18-pounder re-
ported earlier in this column.
Geralds daughter, Sue, who
showed us the second big shell-back,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28

report IS turtle rte meat is exceptionally
good, but she declares contrary to
our report, there are not seven diff
ferent favoRs of meat in a turtle.
Guess we had poor information.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28


day, but it has always cleared in
time for the big night event.
MISS KATHY TRAUCHT, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Traucht,
memorized 95 Bible verses during
the two-week daily vacation Bible
School conducted at the Ebenezer
Mennonite church.
Just for sample, Kathy recited
over two dozen for the audience at
the recent Sunday evening Bible
School review.
An eighth grader next fall, Kathy
learned verses from John Bills;
] ohm 10:1-8; Ephesians 6:10-18;
Psalm %; Matthew 8; Isaiah So: 4-6
and 20 other verses.
The Rev. w. ]. Flickinger headed
the Bible school which attracted
around lbs children from the COM
munity.
WE'RE A LITTLE LATE wishing
happy birthday to Ralph Stearns
and Dallas Berry at the Bluffton
Post Office. They both observe BIRTH
days on June 13.
GERALD CRAWFIS, who has a
particular fancy for turtle meat, last
week received his second big snap
per this summer from Jimmy Mot
ter who hooked him on a float line in
Little Riley creek on his fathers
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28

Boutwell,, Clyde Williams, Howard
Gallent, Olive Holmes, Olive Stratton,
Rhea Gallant, Lloyd Arnold, John
Koch, Roy Nonnamaker, Gail Ewing,
Ada Hartman, Beryl Robnolte, Ohio
Thompson, Cecil Thompson, Edith
Redick, Marie Owens.
The members of the Lutheran
League were in Findlay Sunday,
where they sang at the League and
church services at the Lutheran
church. Those attending were Misses
Edith Morrison, Zoe Miller, Magda-
lene Baumgartner, Geraldine Ewing,
Ellen Fett, Vivian Beeshy, Helen and
Marian Herr, Turley Rupright, Allen
Baumgarmer, Nora Stultz and Har-
old Beals.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28

and daughter Nancy.
Callers during the week in the j.
A. Foley home were Mrs. E. H.
Sneary, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sneary
and family OF Westminster and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Sneary of Lima.
The Christian Youth Fellowship
group of the Methodist church met
in the home of Earlene and David
Ream, Sunday evening. Others pres
ent were Deloris Rockhill, Rosemary
and Jean Habegger, Betty and Rich
ard Thomas, Miss Eunice Stephens,
teacher, and guest Betty Hullinger
of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rockhill and
daughters, Mrs. Lena Rockhill called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Reigle of
Elida, Sunday evening.
Miss Betty Hullinger of Lima is a
guest this week of Deloris Rockhill.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-28

times when it rained early in the
day, but it has always cleared in
time for the big night event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Continued From Preceding Page

Franklin University Both began their
political level ringing doobels for the
perSonable. tireleSS campalgnerS
similarity ends Each sees politics and political
issues in an entirely light Mr. Foley calls himself "a
liberal Democrat Hyde himself Eisenhower
Republican"
THE Congressional Quarterly compiling records Congress
President with "a cent
votes" he
political 1916 when
Delegates He stepped
1850 and later his first
Congress- reelected in 1854 and seeks his
third
Mr. Foley began a way" by running for the
Democratic Central Committee in 1850.
a of 49," he chuckles. But improved
for delegate the Democratic State convention
climbed to ninth in field of TO-"
Mr. Foeys political star began rise in 1854 when he was
judge Montgomery County Orphans Court He
last spring.
when they refer to each other
gloves off and they're playing
keeps Immediately when ask each what
he thinks the main issues.
Challenger Hyde vote
bill itself to justify his
defeat"
voted raise the bill of in the
benefit of the oil men," he insists
Representative Hyde believes that of the chief issues
his opponents experienceo rather lack of it,
very well attack his legislative record because he has
absolutely legislative record for to attack Mr. Hyde says
governmental of kind"
Keep experience Hydes slogan,
he his legislator with Mr. Foleys
two judge of the Orphans Court
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MOTOR TRAVEL

YELLOWSTONE vacation passengers
wanted. to help drive, leave Jul,
IS. 3 weeks; refs. EXCHANGED. EN-
2-l00S.
SAN DIEGO, CALF. leaving Aug. 4
take > riders: assist driving and
expenses. HA. 2-3774. 22'
CHICAGO. Yosemite. Nevada, Colo
RADIO: Buick dynaflow, > to 3 good
drivers; start end of July. TU
5-2;i43.
-Middle-age woman wants
ride: share exp; good driver. CO
5-6594.
ROUND TRIP, share drive. and ex-
pense. pass TO Lawton, Tulsa OF
Okla City. Okla Lv. ~. rtn.
ABOUT SO. Elk a-6I00 Ext. 5l1S,
90 Mon. Fri. HU. 3-4O47, ewes.
WANTED. one or more passengers
to travel to Seattle by car and share
expenses. Must have references.
Leave July IS. Phone ME. S-O54O.
Ext. 81 4 after q pm.
CHICAGO, Yosemite, Nevada. Cali
fornia. Buick dynaflow 2 or $ good
drivers start end of July. DU.
1-2343
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ELECTRIC WIRING, small Jobs.
heavy. up; cash or terms. Call any.
time. Re h.4h4k -
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BRICKLAYING


BUILDING. REMODELING. repair
ing carpentry. brick. cement work.
DE. 2-0595. MR.. BAKER 2S'
CABINETS made. incl bookcases,
partitions. kitchen and store Ak
lures work guar: reas. LA. 6.
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White mechanic. Do own work.
~ yrs. exper Call any time MR..
PALMER. 10 S-9206.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

MAN OR WOMAN. with bookkeep-
ing knowledge: 8 hours, 5 days
week; pleasant working conditions.
Reply Box BACH, Star.
OFFICE HELP. profess and trainees;
excel. environment; $50 to 500 a
week. See REP. l4O4 N. Y. ave.
Room 226.
ORGANISE POSITION in Lutheran
Church.; write letter of application
to Mr.. Leonard Schlauch, l0523
Deakins Hall dr.. Adelphi. Md.
ORGANIZERS AND TEACHERS to
train to teach educational courses.
ia. 9-1741 or EN-. 2-23S7.
statesmen AND SALESWOMEN -
Leads only: no age barrier; must
MR.. WILSON. RA. 3-1305.
IN ANNANDALE, VA.-Ofice worker
in steadily growing calendar pub
fishing business. Clerical. some typ
ing. shorthand not needed. Salary
based on experience Opportunity
for good worker with managerial
ability to move ahead. Call Clear
brook 6-3444 to arrange interview
SOULS STUDIOS. Ask for Mr.
Scull.
A LARGE NATIONWIDE merchan-
dising organization has opening in
Silver Spring for store manager.
Persons considered must have sub
stantial experience in dealing with
people. Retail experience preferred.
Excellent beginning salary with I'M
usual opportunity for further prog
ress. Only successful. neat-appear-
ing. bondable people should apply
Telephone starting Tues. July "a,
2 to 4, JU. S-2lSS
COLORED-FARMER AND WIFE,
over 40, no children. for general
farming. nearby Md: wife to do
g.h.W.. good salary with furn
house: exper. and refs. necessary
Apply 1917 9TH st. NV, ST. g.
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HELP WOMEN Cont

REAL ESTATE sALEsLADY. full
or part time. No exper. necessary.
VIII train. Liberal commissions.
Mr.. Tanenbaum. WO. 6-2274 or
EN-. 3-S369. TANNEN REALTY CO..
1921 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

CUsTOM-MADE SLIPCOVERs and
bedspreads. with your or my ma
terlal. Call any time. Ii. 4-6632.
DRIVEWAYS, pchs.. steps. sidewalks,
gatios: any type of concrete work.
Call ewes. and Sun. LII. ASSOC.
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ADDRESSOGRAPH
OPERATOR
Speed o-pat. for l week
temporary work: good pay.
HAHN SHOE STORES

I'm O. n Ots. NV
AGENTS, CHURCHES, ORGANZA-
TIONS-Extra money can be yours
by selling greeting cards. station
cry. gift wrap, Christmas i'm
prints and novelties. Samples on
approval, Write, visit or call
st. NV. Dept. S. DI. 7-O90S.
white. for cafeteria
service: home-cooked foods. hours
between $50 m. and 2:3O pm :
5-day week; no Sat. or Sun; salary
Applicant must have a record Of
good steady employment. For fur
ther information see Mr.. McGar-
raghy at oil l4th st. NV.
MEDICAL CHEMIST or laboratory
technician. exper. in medical chem
istry. Must have Hospital exp. Good
position and salary. Apply by letter
or tele. LABORATORY EMER-
GENCY HOSPITAL. MA. $4,000.
ORGANIST-CHOIR DIRECTOR =
Palt-time position open in rapidly
growing Sc. suburban protestant
church Of $50 members. Husband
and wife team preferred. but COM
binatiCn organist-director accept
able. Competitive salary. vacation,
benefits, Write Box 277-D. Star,
giving full particulars including ref
erences. Residents OF sc. area pre-
ferred.
MEN. wOMEN, 2O-29. interested
in advertising.. Expanding new
corp. unlimited opportunity. No
exper. neces. Full and part-time
For apt call so. SASS. MR..
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HELP-WoAAEN

TYPIsT. shorthand and MGR $500,
experience helpful; good WORKING
conditions with chance for ad-
vancement. LION TRANSFER a
STORAGE, Mr.. Medins, Ma. g.
1910.
TYPIST. 80 w.p.m.: neat and &C.
curate; salary open to start with
annual increases. liberal vacation
and sick leave. Ma. S-0321.
rYPIST-CASHIER, white, between Is
and 35. for dntn. rental collection:
5-day wk.; pleasant working combs.
permanent position. Call RE. T.
1890. for interview.
TYPIST, experienced, general oficG
work. 5 days. Ii. 6-6161.
TYPIST. for inside sales dept. Of
laboratory supply house: start Sal
week. Contact personnel.
FISHER SCIENTIFIC CO.
1922 Woodbury. Dr.. Silver spg., Nd
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THREE REFINED LADIES, 2O-4O.
(white) who would like to work s
hrs. daily. 5-day week for average
earnings of So per hr. How about
letting us prove this statement
Transp. furnished BY supervisor. l..
GRANT. l404 New York ave. NV.
9-5 Monday Only
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AGENTS

MAKE $50 WEEK extra in your
spare time selling our nne line Of
boxed greeting cards CREEDS. 412
10th st NV. Elk 3-2792.
YOUR OWN BUSINESS! Your own
hours! Selling nationally known
cushion shoes Is easy. l35 styles
comm. Experience unnec. FREE
catalog. Write TANNERS, HOY.
Brockton. Mass.
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SECRETARY, permanent. 5-day wk
position, with educational associa-
pont Circle area. Experienced in
office procedures. Reasonable typ
ing and shorthand speed REQUIRED
Beginning salary $50 q week
Liberal annual and sick-leave plan
References desirable. Telephone,
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EXECUTIVE

GRAPHIC ARTIST. craftsman. sign
painter; exp; evening and nights;
colored. LII. 1-7751.
JANITOR. retired, desires position
in apartment in NV. Salary and
quarters. Excel. refs Ii. 1892
JANITOR, maintenance. waxing rs.
also cleaning crew: new houses
refs ME $4,000 III 5-5fS6Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

D-EvE CLASSES FORMING IN
Med. Lab. Tech
Courses include all microscope
exam, Hemotol.. blood chem. x-ray,
B;M.R; and Exc: for full info. call
WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR PHYS.
AIDS 1923 goth st. NV. DI. 7-7123.
COLORED - LEARN TIPPING, I6
wks 81 wklv free English course
with tipping. stereotype. ABC or
Gregg shorthand TEMPLE SCHOOL,
DIST wear. air conditioned. 1898 q
ST NV MA S-325N
CoLORED STUDENTS, inquire MA.
S,2340: NEW CLASSES in civil
SERVICE. tipping. shorthand, Jr.
acct. Tues. and Thurs. ewes. BOYD
SCHOOL lest 40 yrs.). Cor. 10Th
and G SITS. WELCOME.
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SITUATloNS-WoMEN
(contiNued)

COLORED GIRL wishes evening
work. 4-12 pm: references; clean
ing once. any type work. HU. s.
6694.
COLORED GIRL, elevator operator,
day hours in apt house or any
other place. no. 2-9116.
.COLORED GIRL, willing worker. de-
pendable. wants or 3 days ONCE
or housekeeping, like children
Refs. and health card. ia. 9-1915.
ICOLORED WOMAN wants dish
washer lob: night work. LII. l.
1891.
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SALESWOMEN
Telephone Saleswork

Telephone Saleswork
This is an opportunity for
you to earn a substantial
weekly income working on a
straight commission basis.
The work is pleasant
calling from your own desk
in our office.
Telephone sales expert
ence is not absolutely neces-
sary but pleasant telephone
voice and pleasant person.
atty are extremely helpful
in making your earnings
unlimited.
Age No Barrier If Over 81
The hours will be arranged
to suit you either full
time, part time or evenings.
For Complete Details Call
For an Appointment
District 7-0842
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
STORE MGR.
Women's Apparel

A long-established chain,
carrying popular priced wom-
ems and children's apparel,
will open new store soon
in Langley Park, Md.
To an experienced man.
ager with top references, who
is q permanent resident in
the area, we offer good
salary and incentive plan.
Call for Appointment
ELEANOR wINGo, CO. $4,000
Or Send Complete BACKGROUND to
BOX 127-G, STAR
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TRAINEES
FOR
MGMT.
POSITIONS

Here's an opportunity to
learn the food business and
train for future manage
ment positions. The oppor-
tunity is HERE"
APPLY NOW
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
ROOM 900 l34l @ ST. NV
TRANSLATOR
Spanish. French, English. Relocate
SONNET, 1898 Eye NV, ST. 3-0l90,
TYPIST, general once work. Per-
manent. Company dement's, air.
conditioned. Under IS yrs, CALI
a BRO. INC, DI. 1-i034.
TYPIsT CASHIER EXCEPTIONS
steady position. air-eond once,
good working conds.; paid vacations,
Must be exper.- in once routine
FREED OPTICAL OFFICE. 727 eth