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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24

BURTON-A Burton man died
at the hands of a crazed gun
man who brought terror to Cleve-
and shoppers in crowded stores
Saturday noon.
Frank Begin was one of two
persons slain in the attack by
an armed robber.
The other was a Cleveland po-
Hceman, Frank Haydu, who tri-
ed to get the gun away from
Frank Williams, ex-convict. Will
liams shot himself fatally at the
climax of the wild incident.
The triple killings were touch
ed off when Williams entered the
Kresge store at 402 Euclid Ave.
in downtown Cleveland. He rob-
bed a clerk, Mrs. jeanne Nor
rison of Cleveland, struck her
over the head when she shouted
out the store emergency Sig
nal.
Williams fled, killed Haydn in
the Kresge store at 216 Euclid
Ave, and eventually got as far
as Higbee's.
The Burton resident, Mr. Be
gin, was a detective in the store,
When he approached the gun
man and tried to stop him he
was shot in the right chest.
Begin resided on a 20-acre
farm On Burton-Troy Rd. for
several years. He had been a
store detective for the Higbee
Co. since 1858. He was a re-
tired veteran member of the
Cleveland Heights police depart
ment, where in his 81 years of
service he worked on some of
the suburbs biggest criminal
cases.
He had planned to retire Aug.
II and move to Florida. He had
just sold his Burton property and
carried a check for the sale of
bis home with him to work Sa-
turday.
A Geauga sheriff's car took
his wife to Lutheran Hospital,
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Restaurant Is
Robbed Twice
in Week

Had Mrs. Margaret Slupe,
manager of Goes Colonial Res
taurant, Rt. 322 west of Rt. A,
been smoking a cigaret when
she opened the place Saturday
morning, she might have been
killed and the inn blown to bits.
Entrance had been gained dur
ing the night. Gas on the steam
table had been left on. The
building was full of gas, ac-
cording to the sheriff's depart
ment.
Stolen were five T-bone steaks,
10 pounds of ground beef, and
an undetermined number of
club steaks.
This was the second burglary
at the restaurant within a week.
Earlier Sunday last week the
place was entered. Taken were
a half case of chickens, ten
pounds of ground meat, unknown
quantity of steaks. The ther-
mostat was turned up to 80 de-
grees and left, dishwasher
turned on and water to the pump
turned off.
A bottle of wine was emptied,
contents replaced by water and
put in the refrigerator.
In both robberies there was no
Continued on Page Eight
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Court Rules
Legal Notice
Sufficient

NEWBURY - Jessie Dutton,
clerk of the Newbury Board of
Education, has been ordered by
Common Pleas Judge Harold
Richmond to issue a certified
copy of a resolution to issue
$3.50, 900 in bonds, to the county
auditor.
The ruling followed a hear
ing of a mandamus action for
certification filed against the
clerk by the Newbury board
members, John F. Lockhart, F.
r. Oehlschlaeger, U. Nightin-
gale, Hans Zachmann.
According to their petition, on
May IA, the board met in regu-
lar session with the four mem
bers in attendance. There has
been no fifth member since one
board member recently resigned
At this meeting the board pas
sed by unanimous action a reso-
luton to issue $l90, 600 bonds.
In the May 8 primary election,
the proposed issuance of bonds
carried by a sufficient major
ity.
The petition says that the
board clerk was directed to GER
tify with the county auditor a
copy of the resolution to sell
bonds, but the clerk refused.
The suit was filed by Assis-
tant Prosecutor Thomas G. Row
ley.
Judge Richmond found that
provisions of law had been COM
piled with and ordered the clerk
to issue a certified copy of the
resolution.
Jessie Dutton had filed an an
Swer to the petition stating that
she refused to certify to reso-
luton for the reason that the E.
lection held on the question of
issuing bndS was not in accord
ance with law.
Notice of election, she said,
was not published four consecu-
tive weeks in a newspaper of
general circulation in the school
district Immediately prior to
date of election. The notice ap-
peared for three consecutive
weeks commencing April 5 in
the Geauga Record one time
only in the Geauga News, both
newspapers circulating in the
school district, she indicated.
The court ruled the notice was
sufficient.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24
Burton Man Killed
bv Cleveland Robber

Cleveland, when the news of her
husbands death was received.
Surviving Mr.. Begin besides
his wife are two daughters, Bar
bara at home and Mrs. Mary
Wood, Garrettsville; a son, Ro-
bert G., 1204O Lake Ave, Lake
wood.
The Burton man was a first
cousin of the auxiliary bishop of
the Cleveland Catholic Diocese.
He was a member of st.
Helen's Church, Newbury; Police
Post of the American Legion,
and Fraternal Order Of Police.
Rites for Begin are being ar
ranged at the Mallory Funeral
Home in GarrettSville.
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F. E. RossbaCh
Named Head of
Chardon P.-T.A.

Mr.. Francis RosSback was in
stalled as president of the P.T.A.
Tuesday evening. May Is. A
lifelong resident of Chardon, he
lives with his family at 129 Ma
pie Ave. He has two daughters
Sue Ellen age 13, and Sally Kaye
age 9. Mr.. Rossback is employed
as sales manager of Moss Farm
Dairy in Chesterland Ohio.
Other officers serving with
him next year are: Mr.. Robert
Dinsmore, vice-president Mrs.
Fred Epstein Secretary Mrs
Edward Wenzel treasurer.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24
Men IN SERVICE

I CORPS, KOREA - Army
PFC Gilbert r. Murphy, son of
Mrs. Susie A. Goodwin, Route /,
Burton, Ohio, recently was grad
uated from the I Corps Nom
Commissioned Academy in Kor-
ca.
A clerk-typist in Headquar-
terS Detachment of the 8l32d
Army Unit at Inchon Port, Muir
ply received instruction in lead
ership of units, map reading and
other military subjects.
Murphy attended Du n b r
Township High School in Dun
bar, Pa, and was employed by
ConneIsville (Pa.D Steel Supply
Company before entering the
Army in May 1855. He received
basic training at Fort Jackson,
S. c.. and arrived overseas in
November 1855.
FORT KNOX, KY.-Pvt. Don
aid w. Neill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Neill, Carlton St.,
Burton, Ohio, is scheduled to
leave the u. S. for Germany
next month as part of Operation
Gyroscope, the Army's unit ro-
tation plan.
NeiH's unit, the Sd Armored
Division, now stationed at Fort
Knox, Ky, will replace the 4th
Infantry Division in Europe.
A cannoneer in Battery B of
the divisions 65th Field Artillery
Battalion, Neill entered the Ar
my in July 1855. He is a 1854
graduate of Burton High School.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24

working present, and the hopeful
future. Reverend Robert Patton,
ninety-six years old is shown
giving the Right Hand of Fel-
lowship" to the present minister
of the church, Reverend j. Os-
borne Grove. The occasion was
the formal service of installation
for the present pastor on Sunday
evening, May Goth. Reverend Mr..
Patton is symbolic of the church's
past, the present minister, and
the expanded physical property
of the church are symbolic of
our faith in the present, and our
hopes for the days which lie
ahead.
Following the formal service
of rededication in the afternoon
there will be a tea and reception
in the new social hall of the
church. Mrs. Clifford C. Bab-
cock is chairman of the commit
tee making the arrangements for
this part of the days program.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24


ches; Mrs. Harold Holmes, pres
ident of the Congregation of the
Claridon Church will speak on
behalf of the local congregation.
Mr.. Warren Taylor, chairman of
the rededication committee will
also share in the service.
The First Congre G a tion
Church of Claridon, founded in
1927 is one of the historic
churches of the Western Reserve
Territory, and it's present build
ing is considered one of the fin
est examples of Early American
design in the whole state of
Ohio.
The minister and the officers
of the church extend a cordial
invitation to attend the services
of rededication this coming Sun
day, May 27th.
The picture accompanying this
article is symbolic of the his
toric past of the church, the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24

At II O'Clock the minister will
speak at the regular morning
worship service on the theme,
Retrospect and Prospect"
The formal service of rededi-
cation will come at O'Clock in
the afternoon. Reverend Lewis
l.. Gilbert, associate minister of
the Ohio Conference of Congre-
gational Churches will give the
address of the afternoon. speak
ing on the theme, Christians
On the Alert" The Litany of
Rededication will be led by the
minister. The following will also
share in the service:
Mr.. Burleigh Shanower of Bur
ton will bring the greetings of the
community; Reverend Frank
Huetter of the Central Congre-
gational Church of Madison,
Scribe of the Plymouth Rock AS
sociation, and a former Pastor
of the Claridon Church will bring
the greetings from sister chur-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24
Little Leaguers
ToPlayBeneflt
Ball Game

A benefit Little League base
ball game between the Middle
field and Huntsburg clubs will
be held Sunday afternoon at the
Middlefield Little League field
to raise funds for the two Polom-
sky borthers of Huntsburg who
were recently injured in a fire
at their home in Huntsburg
Richard, the eldest brother is
confined in Childrens Hospital
in Cleveland, and will undergo
extensive skin operations with
in the next two months. Ten
year-old Jimmy, badly burned
about the face, Is now at his
home. Both boys are members
OF the Huntsburg Little League
team.
The game will start at 2:
pm. Arrangements for the
game are under the supervision
of president Raymond Esenwine
of the Gauga National Littl
League, and Gene Rose of Hunts
burg. A free will collection will
be taken at the field.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24
kindergarten Registration

HAMBDEN Registration
for Hambdefa kindergarten will
be on Tuesday, May 20 at 8 pm.
in the kindergarten room of the
school.
Children who will be five years
old on or before October 1885,
are eligible. Anna F. Shultz will
be kindergarten teacher and par
ents are asked to bring birth
certificates Of children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22
HELA-MfN

TRUCK DRIVER for lumber yard:
most deliveries are Hight millwork;
ERxL MILLWoRK Co. kensing-
nv Outside bERVlcEMAN, trans
CREATION furnished. can kEs D.
~ VS. ssERyIcEMAh. experienced OUT.
i ssss n ~ e. co. i jos RRssh Z
usHERs. part time. at least 20
years Of age. HIGHEST pay: Apply
Ts Yr5sasEy. lssss Pm n,e MasAETbaIU yd
usiHaERs wANTEp-Apply in per.
w AZ 4 issfsiraaiiEEMAN-s..se eaDsr,
quail. refs. Excel. oppor.: good
WEATHER STRIP and caulkine
Exper. only need apply. Call HA
.SS ;SI6 isS Say ySrSSTrs syssi 1923. Ire,
70 trryei New England and Ney
| York. No experience necessary AZ
| expenses advanced. See MRS
CRAWFORD. Hotel Cairo. l0:1s
am. OF. IA pm.
MAN, white. for work on grounds
some gardening experience helpful
Apply Y e, psrs en-, Ct CHEVY ~ CAssi
MAN. coIored, grocery exper. 81
days wk. Apply In person, WOOD
MOOR MARKET. 1929 colesyille
NAN, for general work in modern
supermafket: ideal wages and IVORY
Ing conditions. 1880 Lee hwy. Arl
MN e1ner' IN ,epairine pvr. chair
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nfLp-MEN

RUG cLEANER-Rsliable man. be.
tween rs and IS, experience de-
sirable but not necessary. perma.
nent Job With employe dement's:
must be entirely trustworthy. Apply
TuFE CLEANING PLANT. s02l
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
SALES ENGINEER, recent graduate
OF BME, BEE or BSE. full training
on the Job and factory school pc.
fore becoming sales engr.; ful
salary during training period: work
with architects, consulting engrs:
End contractors for promotion and
sales Of automatic controls for
temperature, humidity. air condi-
tioning and special process equip
ment. Nation wide company; SAL
airy adyaneements. bonus. group
disqualification. life Insurance.. re-
tirement plan. Apply. stating see.
exper:. qualifications and education.
sss ri Nan sssa Of specialized Of.
nee equipment and afiliated prod.
net Must Sc able TO meet clientele
Of above average intelligence Musi
have quick and adaptable mind Il
meet varying situations. VIII re-
quire good references and back.
ground Please do not apply unless
ton. AUTO-TYPf6T SALES 4
3ERvICE CO.. INC. 5i4 10th 81
sALIEsMAN--commission. To can OF
protected list Of local retail hard
ware outlets. Write giving detail
Of experience and background Y
Box 469-H. Star --4
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DESIGN CRAFTSMAN, immediate
TUCK dept FRED Red 8. oS oicHNER.
IRON WORKS. INC, 1914 oath
st. NV, RE. 7-2419. IA
CRAFTSMAN. experienced in detail
ing Of street. sewer and DRAINAGE
details Consulting engineertns Of.
many dement's. IA. 2-s4Ii. --24
DRA, ,, architectural Or ss;
in residential and commercial de-
sign and detailing, Many benefits.
Perman. Up to $4,000. IA. 1-3562.
DRIVER, white; dry cleaning route,
good pay; must be well recon-
mended. sober. Apply 1907 Nichols
ave. sc. No phone calls please:
DRIVER. experienced In local house
hold furniture moving and pack
ing. Maryland chauffers license.
local references; EXPERIMENTATION
plan and INSURANCE. BETHEsDAs
ff RzzxSssr fHA e. s asSs Moor HSR
lane. Bethesda. Nd. -27
DRIVER. white. married. ase - TO
Is: good character and driving
record. Must know city. Wo; g.
DhASERS-f1lgn earnings even Vuue
learning, during this busy season.
Must be over 81. Full-time and
part-time openings Apply 1925
Lee hwy. ARLINGTON YELLOW
Day CLEANING PRoDuCTIoNI
MANAGER-Excellent opportunity
sor capable person: large quality
plant. For tntervteW, contact COM.
PEco CLEANERs, Northrop. Va
DRUG CLERK. must be experienced
and good 'front.' man: no nights or
Sundays; top salary 70 right man.
Apply In person. McREYNOIDS
PHARMACY. 18th and q SITS. NV.
ELECTRICIAN, masters license, ref
erenees required; excellent pay.
Box 421.L. star. rs
ELECTRICIAN, white, master with
BE license, top wares. steady work
and share profit, for right man.
All INQUIRIES are kept confidential.
Box 446-L, Star. ga
ELECTRIC1AN--Silver Spring and
Gaithersburg area: full experience
required, Gaithersburg. 1165. ga
ELECTRICIAN, Va. license; good
wages for lst-cIass man, Elmwood
6-3343, Eimwood 6-32I5l IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22
THIS COULD BE YOU

There are many men who recognise
sales work to be . highly paid pros
i ts There here ere u;s as may s I Tn
one. yes anyone Il they want TO can
learn the basic facts about ceiling
that win open the door to larger
living. we can and VIII give you fn-
dividual attention both IN our sales.
.a anc a M aeio very D9i
and highly respected. II you are
ambitious and interested In . greater
security for yourself and family.
APPLY 10 am. TO 5 pm. 1907 GeorgtA
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INSURANCE TRAINEE

INTERIOR DECORATOR -sALEsPER.
SON, suburban furniture store; full
tims; top pay Apply 70 v,! psrson;
ave, Bethesda, Nd. --5
JANiTOR for apt. house in. NV,
Salary and 2-rn.. kitchen and bath
apt: time on each week and every
other Sunday: local reference. Cal
RIA. 3-2991 before 8 pm. -22
JAEITOR for garden-type apt. Apply
Apt. /. 1901 Abingdon dr.. Alex
andria, Ov. 3-2404. p
JANITOR, colored, reliable; Sl60
mo and living quarters. no chill,
dfen; experience with heavy oil
burners. HE. 4-7733. --22
JANIT o R-MAINTENANCE. sober.
steady and experienced. for q
garden-type apartment. Must be
handy with tools and capable Of
making minor repairs. Salary and
apartment. Apply Mrs. Holland Of
LARCHMONT GARDENS. 1912
South Frederick st., on Columbia
pike Arlington --22
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STATESMAN

22-2s years with car, wholesale
distributor aluminium moldingg needs
alert person TO solicit established
aceount1. Good permanent future.
SALARY, expenses. commission. ROB
ERTs CO., 1868 LIST ct. Sc. II.
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ATTENTION


Christian? =
2. DO you have Q sincere desire ~
serve the Lord2
8. Are you looking for . position
whereby you may have Q nice
income and yet maintain . real
4. Do you firmly and enthusiastically
believe that Jesus Christ Is the
Savior Of sinners and that the
Bible Is the inspired Word Of
God?
If you can answer yes" to the
above questions we may have Just
the thing you need. Our representae
tive Will Be hiring In Washington
this week. Write or call Immediately.
AuDIo HIHL LEp SOCIETY OF
1901 Memorial Az, Williamsport Pc.
Tel. 3-bOS2 ~
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ENGINEERS
ELECTRoNIC MECHANICAL

E1N0l1NLLNO
ELEcTRoN1C MECHANICAL
Most engineers in the Washington area familiar
with MELPAR and are aware Of how we have grown
during the short span Of 10 years. from our initial
conception to a firmly established organization,
Subsidiary of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co., and
the largest industrial research laboratory In the
Washington area IA &
The growth of our company has, of course, been
accompanied by the growth Of the individual en-
gineers on staff. They have found no lengthy
waiting period before the opportunity for advance
ment presents itself As soon as they are prepared
to accept additional responsibility it is given.
Individual recognition is fundamental for advance
ment at MELPAR. Years of experience, age senior
ity are all secondary to the merit of engineers
job performance, In determining his growth.
Consider this invitation to visit our laboratory
in Falls Church. We are proud of our company and
welcome the opportunity to discuss its merits and
how you can become a member of our expanding
technical staff.
FOR AN APPOINTMENT
CALL TECHNICAL PERSONNEL REPRESENTATIVE
JE 10000 EXTENSION 220
Openings presently available in the following
fields:
Network Theory 'Radar and Counter
systems Evauation
... 'Packagng Electronic
f Equipment
M''o"e e.'4N' 'Pulse Circuitry
oHs, 1917 vns OF Sff 'Microwave Filters
'Analog Computers eA'
- Recommendations
Magnetic Tape
Handling Electro Mechanical Designs
equality Control and Test Engineering
Apply In Person
Monday Through Friday
8 AM. to Pm.
MELPAR, INC.
SUBSIDIARY OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD. FALLS CHURCH, VA
(Take Arnold va Bus from 18th and sts. NV.
to Plant Entrance)
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SALESMAN
SALES TRAINEE

Large. well-estab. mfgr. Of staple
repeat commodity has opening for
young salesman or sales trainee with
car for WASHINGTON area. To one
who is industrious and has leader.
lent salary plus monthly bonus with
unusual future earning opportunity,
Box S3-L. Star.
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HELpMEN
gAT.ESMEN

yardstiek ofiers the beat prepe.i
s eve = s Sphels f "a and drspe. q
auaiiied leads: liberal car allow
snce, highest commissions. This y [
permanent. full time position. baeke.
up By an excellent reputation. CA
Mr.. ROBINSON, Elk. 3-Q623.-26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22
SALESMAN

For old established furniture com.
pany; no experience necessary; good
starting salary, plus commission M.
merous company benefits. Apply u
HOUSE b HERMANN
18th and Eye st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22

Earn from 5000 10 $500 per week.
f ia M zsuf Sone c11s. SOL iSss vermont
ave. NV. Suite 704. NE. B.
A4R3. 4.6. 20
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ROTTTEMAN
ROUTE statesmen

White, 2i-45, bondable. furn, good
ref. Direct home selling. Men quail
Tying will be on salary, and commits
sion plus bonus. Car furn. vacation
with pay. For app't, call ST-3-TS94.
Standard Coffee Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22

YOUNG MEN, for Junior sales york;
no expef. needed: can earn S9S 5r, 2Ss'
zee Sssf 4d e FOE ssags; a e gee nv MR. Asr
uate 70 train for important posi-.
lion with large casualty and surety
Company. Permanent salaTied posi-
ton. with excellent cpgcTtnnhitHS
lsste6s sd Il sss; 70. y .xp.r,epced bro.
iessionai rea' estate man: able ::
handle the sale Of high-priee
houses and Investment properties
10 4 VARIETY II clients in estAb'
iished. small progressive real es.
tate. property management. ant
construction ONCE. Must be, en-.
ergetic and self motivating. Goot
earnings for the right persons
Must have desire to grow with tns
once and accept increasing respon.
:ioiltsy dpp s x Iep,s and NJ prese
yf essnl IGiAs IS" Afro rH siMsIEcHANIS-=
see Jim Clark, CLARK MOTOR
Co, 1871 z st. Sc.
WANTED, real estate salesman--W.
have q large number Of homes Y
Virginia to be opened on wee
ends, and We need part-tims sales,
people; experience preferable. @ car
aiIT0MOTIYE FIRM has opportu.
nity for sgEressive. ambitious yolni
men with pleasing personality. anl.
TO meet the public and Wiliint
to work. Apply In person x
ier and Plymouth Dealer, 39Ol
Rhode Island ave. me-, betEeef
10 am and ~ noon. y a,
yETERANS, as sales clerks viii
photographic cameras and EQUIP
men VIII train reliable men; MI
Lebin. XII. g-2771. ALExANphli
CAMERA EXCHANGE. al AIM
at, Alex.
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Attractive income: Good
references. Phone 10. 6-l36l.
openings for men
full time; also part time. married
men preferred; full time can aver
age over Si00 per week: fully estab.
lished routes. no cold canvassingi
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earninss; no sales ex.
P sIs Is f hsessla chsrscter ui refer
ences. For details apply FULLER
BRUSH CO., OIL National Presi
Bldg. 18th and r SITS. NV o.
phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S
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MAN WITH CAR
MAN WITH CAR

sary. Apply 37O7 Gecrgia ave. NV,
10 a m. 10 8 nm daily.
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8 MISREPRESENTATION, to sell al
types Of home repairs. Salary and
eommission Must have Local ref.
Ii. 6-s100: ewes, IA. 5-6031.
Statesmen, real estate, fun or part
! time. exper. preferred but not e..
REALTY Co. HO. $4,000. IA .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. territories: 3
top-noteh men, to work for estab.
hshed local retail business; $40
commission on each sale. Every
business potential customer
Phone HE. 4-6456 for interview.
Statesmen. automobile. selling ma
tior's Lumber / new Fords and
used cars; must be experienced,
sober and reliable; excellent salary.
cal earn $4,000 and over per year.
new demonstrntor furnished, vaca-
ion with pay. excellent insurance
benefits. Apply within. L. D. Cocker
ham. sales manager. d.. 7-5sO0.
Statesmen. groceries; to restaurants.
hotels. Institutions: unlirn. oppor.
Call Ii. 4-l54g. noon TO 4 pm.
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MEN

One Of the worlds largest manu-
jfacturers in its field has opening
for 2 representatives In the Wash
ington area. To successful epph-
DRAWING ACCOUNT
TRAINING PROGRAM
LIFETIME SECURITY
EXCELLENT FUTURE
II you are ambitious. honest ano
have q sincere desire for success tn
! the sales held. phone MA. S-919b
between 1880 and B Tor appoint
ment. 20
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SALESMAN

Oilers many oppoTtunitiss for
advancement; good starting
salary, plus commission and
bonus ARRANGEMENTS: paid va
cation, liberal employe bene-
fits: Transportation furnished.
Apply SINGER SEWING Ma
CHINE CO., 500 East Mont
gomery ave-, Rockville, Mo.
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BE EVENING STAR Al
HELpMEN

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY -, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
Porch and Window Shades

Window shades cut from the inside of bamboo reeds
Porch shades cut from the thicker, shiny outside
layers Both will keep out heat let breezes in. May be
used for modern dividers Check sizes below
All sizes with eft. drop.