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Evening star., 1956-03-30

RECEPTIoNIsT. TO work in doctors
once. Expert typing and bookkeep-
ing essential. Sc. resident pre-
ferred. 10. 2-12I2. -5
SECRETARY. to
dentist: excellent salary for white
applicants; must have initiative,
ability to meet public and be will
ing 10 learn Office management plus
other administrative details; high
school graduate with business ex-
perience preferred. IA. 5-7299.
Evening star., 1956-03-30

CONSTRUCTION FIRM has perma-
nent position for settled. reliable
woman of business-like nature to
SsSist bookkeeper in payroll and
general routine: desire typing and
filing ability; high intelligence,
initiative. proper attitude, and per-
Sonal appearance to outweigh eX-
perience: 5h-day week. air-condi-
toned ONCE, pleasant surroundings.
Apply Box 9313, Rosslyn Sta. Arl.
COSMETIC AND CIGAR CLERK,
part time. 4 evenings, Saturday
morning and every other Sunday.
Apply in person, PACKETS
PHARMACY. S472 Piney Br. I'd,
DEMONSTRATORS. to
work in own neighborhood, Vir-
sinia area: CAN Browning s-el7a
ASSISTANT, experienced: !:
NV, Washington Office; salary COM
mensurate with experience. From
$50 to 6. Call DU. 7-3060. Il
FILE CLERK, white. age 21-45, ex-
perienced permanent position in
established organization; opportu-
nifty for advancement; 5-day. 371a-
hr. week; company benefits. Mr.
Denney, DI. 7-3412. Ext. 27, NRA
ANNEX, 1925 L st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1956-03-30
Artists

Fashion. layout fashion. furniture
and housewares artists, for large
department store in South Florida.
ence. Do not send samples Of work.
Write complete resume of emplay-
ment history and state salary re-
ouirements Mail to P. o. Box No.
1850. Employment once, Miami.
Evening star., 1956-03-30
HElP---W0MEN

BABY SITTER for one child; Ar.
linston; SIS wk. ia, 7-9400. EXT
REAUTIcIANs, male or female: hair
styiist. and girls to shampoo and
assist, GABRIEL, 1913 Conn. ave.
BEAUTIcIAN. must be experienced
full time. permanent position in
busy Sc. shop. Excellent salary
and Working conditions. ALEXIA's
BEAUTY SALON. 10, 2.7134;
BEAUTICIANS, male or female: hair
s6sift IT, uano also ma manieuiist and girls
1919 Conn, ave. NV. Il
BEAUTICIANS t2). men or women
for our Bethesda and Silver Spring
salons, excellent opportunity for
good operators, Apply EMILE. 1921
BEauTY EG1Hi sVei opRRSAroRs, RiSA, exper.. re reg
psTmsa, psT and part part TIM: me-: STEADY
NEfsNER,s. 81. S $1,000. '''lOA
BOOKKEEPING and general ONCE
work; prefer married. over 20. with
bookkeeping experience. Bethesda
area: no suitable public transpor-
tati9n; tti.'1 Phone EN-. 2-6e67 for in
BOOKKEEPER, experience in han
required. Some accounting educa-
tion helpful. Good starting salary
with excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. 5-day week. Pleasant
working conditions. For interview
appointment, call MR.. DODGE,
HUI. 3-3422. 80
|BOOKKEEPER and membership sec
retary: college girl. under 40 pre-
ferred; independent work in small
star with desirable surroundings,
tenure and right salary. Please
able snapshot, Box 3S2-J, Star, Il
Evening star., 1956-03-30
HELP-DokESTlc

G.H.W., experienced In child care;
references, 5-day. week: live out.
$40 week. OIL. 2-3532. II
HOUSEKEEPER, live in, fond Of
children: references required; g.h.w.,
plain cooking. other help employed.
Apply only II interested In perman-
ent position. Excellent salary. JU.
5-33SS. Il
MAID. live in; Sh.w.; fond Of chill
e404, between z and 1890 am.
cooking: dependable; must be fond
Of children; good refs; 6.day week.
$50 week. XII, S-9416. II
Evening star., 1956-03-30

APT. HOUSE MANAGER, Dupont
circle area-White couple preferred:
salary and small apt; other ar
Lsngements possible. Box 141-R,
Evening star., 1956-03-30
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN
SITUATloNs-poMEsTlc

HOUsKEEPER-CoOK. white. expert
enced, age so. drivers lie. Box
3S7-J, Star. 3Os
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, part or
full time or housekeeper; for empl.
persons. TU. 2-445S.
GIRL, colored.. desires g.h.w. or
child care. 5-day week, no baehe-
lors. References. IL 6-2366. 80
IF YOU NEED well-trained g.h.w.,
maid baby helpers call STATE
AGENCY, AID. 4-03S3.
DEMONSTRATING WOMAN; 40:
little English: wishes e.h.w. some
days wk;: no cooking. After z pm.
AID. 2-2239.
WOMAN wants Job as maid in hotel
or days work; exper. in laundry
and cleaning RA. 3-941l. 81.
CoLoRED GIRL wants days work.
CoLoRED GIRL desires job as
mothers helper or gh.w; will live
in or out. Phone Ii. 1883,
COLoRED YOUNG LADY desires
general housework. child care or
days work: good refs. NO. 7-1148.
COLORED LADY Wants 3 or 3 days
with employed family; no spring
cleaning; 10 to 5. Lu. 2-le37.
WOMAN, colored, wants lob as short
order. cook. Work In laundry ex-
pert in both. Cali until Sunday. l2
p.m, LU 4-l442
Evening star., 1956-03-30
HELP-MEk
ARLINGTON BANK

Desires experienced teller for head
teller position: $4,000 D. q. Write |
P. o. Box 6007. All replies conf !
Dental. II
Evening star., 1956-03-30
SALESMEN-BIBLES
statesmen
Experience Unnecessary

ANCHOR POST PROD
UCTS, INC, the country's
leading chain link manufac-
turer of residential fence,
desires statesmen for Wash
ington area. Men selected
will have year-round en-
ployment with excellent op-
portunity for advancement.
Must have car, good appear
ance, pleasing personality
and be willing to work. We
train with a salary, and fur
nish leads in a protected ter
ritory.
Evening star., 1956-03-30
UNUSUAL WOMAN

For special position in uncrowded
field. No cosmetics. books or. can
vassing A good education. outssnd-
ing personality essential. age, 20
As; applicant who needs 10 earn as
much as SS6 per week. Call OF.
4-6963 for appointment.
Evening star., 1956-03-30

Light colored. must be experienced.
Good salary and excellent tips. Ap-
ply ALLAN TOWERS. 1900 Mass.
ave- NV 81
GIRL-Part-tims once work; must
be experienced: hours. IL to D;
sat. 8 til l: Call RE. 7-6006 be-
tween 10 and IL Am. except Sat-
LADY, matured. of good personality
and fair education for desirable
position with reliable corporation.
Must be loyal and faithful to her
york. S3.400 wear. Box 43s-R.
LADIES in spare time. can make
vENN COSMETICS. III. s-e577.
YOUNG LADY to answer phone,
make self generally helpful In small
once; salary open. MR.. soREN-
w8MfN sEMi JE. 2IRs2S; w es,rv . thousans msa
alton. No investment necessary,
Catalog on request. Ii. 3-613S. Il
AGGRESSIVE WOMAN, with mana
gerial capability; sales ability es-
sential: Silver Spring Wheaton area
resident preferred: salary plus COM
mission; retail selling only. For
ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES - Earn
So to $3 per hr.; choose your own
hours. Phone Tu. 2-8e90. Q to s;
TOP NOTCH sALEsPERsoN, GOOD
salary. with advancement. Apply
5M1LX's = V Es 2R 2I4lsR sse AVE- 1908 : st.
EASTER SHOPPING? Earn s25-S3o
wkly; as an AVON rep, part time,
for that outfit. -DI. 7-022I. 80
AVON CUSTOMERS need service in
your neighborhood. Become an
AVON representative and earn S25-
$50 wkly. DI. 7-0221. 80
WIDOW LADY, white. not over IS
years of age as COMPANION for ell
derly lady and knows how to drive
automobile. Also likes the country
and gardening MRS. A. B. WICKES.
Mount Vernon. Virginia. SO, o.
HALF.TIME CLERK-sTENo. vi
cinity Macarthur blvd. and Ari-
zona ave. NV. Air conditioned once.
Furnish data sheet and references.
RoX 3af3-T, Star Il
Evening star., 1956-03-30
CHECKER
GROCERY MAN
BUTCHER

For delieatessen References. Apply
IN person. MIDTOWN DELicATEs-
sen. 33S6 Conn. ave. NV. --S1
COUPLE. white, experienced. for
an-round man and general house
worker. must have recent refer
ss;sfond Of children. Boz ga
A LEADING REALroR. or an in
suFanee company. to represent one
goods movers in the following ccm-
munities: Alexandria. Arlington.
Georgetown. Silver Spring, Bethes-
da. Chevy Chase, Hyattsville, Oxon
Hill section. You will like our ad-
vantages. Write to Box 2S5, Bla-
densourg' Nd, for orr simplified
method. II
EXPERIENCED BM proportional
somposoSp Eort v.psyns sPsTstoFs p.n 0T
but not essential; top wages: COM
pany benefits: pleasant working
conditions; part-time work avail
able Write for interview. Box 37s-
COUPLE OR WIDOW. white, manage
apt.-roomtng house, apt. in return.
ia. 0-969O. 10 to IL noon. -5
EXPERIENCED colored waiter or
Tslsde waitress ior neon 90 IN hours, Apply in
PSioOut O1D SLOb RESTAURANT IL
$50 o. Washington ST.. Alexan-
dria. 80
WHITE OR COLoRED
Dairy worker S55
Ice cream plant workers $50
Cleaning plant employees S45
CounterEirls and boys $40
Bus girls and boys .---.-.--- S35
SURE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
915 Florida Ave. NV
Du. 7-0479 DU. 7-o47s
--3l
Evening star., 1956-03-30
SHOE SALESMAN

Opportunity for man thoroughly
selling ladies shoes to
secure position in one of city's finest
salons. Excel. working conditions.
Guaranteed salary, liberal commis-
THE p0nrrpv mo
Evening star., 1956-03-30
YOUNG MEN

10 men to become full-time teachers
and supervisors, no previous exper.
Comp. training given at our expense,
s96 wk for 80 teaching hrs; college
or equivalent preferred.
Apply In person. ;011 Conn. ave.
NV. pm. to 8 pm. ARTHUR
SCHOOL. Il
WNTD., 3 exp. men to wk. in nurs-
cry. ROTH'S AzALEA GRDE.. S2l I
Sligo Greek pkwy., TAX. PIX, Mo
CLERK-CAsHIER, ex-
perienced. See DICK, 1928 Georgia
PART-TIME collection wk.. must have
car. MoYE PHOTOGRAPHERS. 514
10th st NV. RE. 7-1639 for appt.
Do YOU WANT A JOB BEFORE
EASTER?-Part time or full time.
drivers, clerks: day work; hotel,
restaurant and elevator operators.
Come by els Florida ave. NV, to-
SETTLED IaEi MAN. to operate gas sta
tion at night on a percentage age
cssE casts' bona S' Il Ii s'Get i-65a4 80 "
VIRGINIA MEN to in
troduce Herhagere. European hydro
ponies machine that grows green
forage year-round for livestock iced
ing. Sold to dairieS. hog feeders,
poultrymen, etc; sgle. sale nets you
5000 to S1.20a. G&H FARM EQUIP.
CO., Warrenton. Va, phone 1415.
3s
LEARN FUNERAL BUSINESS-Msle
white. age 21-35 years; must know
city and have d. C, drivers permit;
Apply Mr.. @. c. Eehols. general
mgr. w. w. CHAMBERS CO, 1400
Evening star., 1956-03-30
SlTuATloNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, CPA, 5 years varied
audit and tax experience. Desires
responsible position In private in
dustry; assistant comptroller level.
Box 1S-R. Star.
ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeper, now
available; references. 10. 3-4395.
IL
ACCOUNTANT; office manager All
taxes: credit. All offers considered
Box 390-J. Star. 30'
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. lab. school
graduate, %, married, 2 years,
exper. in most phases Of work in
AT. lab, conscientious. wants work
in this area. Box 393-J, Star. l.
PAYROLL AND COST ACCTG.-
Timekeeping, Is yrs. exper Min.
S75 wk. JU. 5-3047 after 8. 81
sTENOGRAPHER desires any type
OF Saturday and Sunday work.
Call KE. $1,000. after pm. 1"
TYPIST-STENOG.; construction and
air-conditioning, clerical experi-
ence: timekeeper: material checker:
etc. Box 5146, Washington 10, D: C.
FOR ToP-NoTCH HELP with
ToP.NoTcHa ACc0USfANTs GS1iH AND
BOOkKEEPERS available. We spe-
ciailze GaEV ip pr these positions. ATLAS
HARVARD JR. needs summer em-
NAV 2 through sn'Gl.d April Z :, KE: 55;ls29.
ianitoT, part time. Ii. 3-2iS5. il
COLORED MAN desires houseman
or porter job: day or night: ref, Ii.
7-%soS. 81
Evening star., 1956-03-30
SURVEYOR

working for builder and developer
in Montgomery Co. Steady, year
round work for aggressive man. Good
salary with advancement in pay
Write. giving q complete resume of
past exper. Any replies will be neld
in strict confidence. Box 24S-L. Star.
TRACTOR-T TRAILER DRIVERS
tractor with air brakes, for long
distance moving. Must be expert
enced for furniture handling. Apply
IN perS2n with tractor al NORTH
AIRPORT. Rockville, Md S'oe-Cs'a' Ms
TRUCK DRIVERS. to haul block and
brick. Apply 1899 Jefferson Davis
Tv REPAIR MAN-outside CT calls;
car furnished, DoWD's Tv, AIS
C; Conn; sy sye; EN-. a-73o0; -
ton furnished. Permanent. CERTI-
FLED Ty. Ala H st. ne. II
Ty sERvICEMAN, outside; top pay.
Car necessary. Cali JU, 7-9400,
UPHOLSTERERs, several, at once:
steady year-round work: must be
npy TTliy py psxygsrisneed; Top wages: Apply
ne. II
UPHOLsTERER. experienced furn-
iture. SWISS UPHOLSTERY SHOP.
1923 18th st. NV, AID. 4.0761.
MAN, with experience In either au-
tomobile or consumer credit field:
preferably in both passing credit
and customer contacts, as second
man in home Improvement loan de-
partment. Kindly give full details
as to age. marital status and ex-
perience. Box 437-R. Star. 80
MAN, 1S-60-1 need q man who is
neat. dependable. honest, sober, to
work at q golf shop: year-round, 6
days q wk. at Andrews Air Force
Base. Apply at GOLF SHOP. II
Evening star., 1956-03-30
4N
1898 CONN. AVE. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN

SHOE SALESMAN !.
Experienced in fitting chiIdren's
sition. NELLIGAN'S SHOES. s24
z st, NV, near METROPOLITAN
Iheater. II
SHOE statesmen. experienced only;
liberal salary and commissions;
permanent positions. JOSEPH de-
YOUNG. INC, 1906 F st. NV. --4
Evening star., 1956-03-30
RENTAL CLERK

Diversified position in rental dept.
of large real estate company; able
to type 45-50 wpm, PIX exper.
helpful; under 40 yrs; good salary,
bonus. many benefits. Apply Per-
sonnel Dept. CAFRITZ CO.. 1924
K st. NV. Room 319. 80
to cashier; sell hosiery
and handbags. A permanent posi-
ton with q growing concern. Apply
Manager, 1927 Good Hope rd. Sc
SALESGIRkS-Plessant work; can
earn Up to S65 per week. No expe-
rience necessary. Interviews ct All
Kennedy st. NV. -3
Evening star., 1956-03-30

DO YOU LIKE OUTSIDE WORK
AND MEETING PEOPLE?
Would you like to be secure and
earn. from $1,000 to $1,000 an
tan route. No exper. necessary. We
pay you while we train YOU. 6-day
wk. Apply to Mr.. Lubbes before 10
am. Monday throngh Friday:
MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
1898 Florida Ave. NV. DU. 7-1111
Evening star., 1956-03-30
CALL Ii. 1851
FOR EMPLOYMENT
INTERVIEW

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, age 25-A0: lubri. exper. and
ood salesman; local refs; $40 per
day plus comm. and vac. BAR
R0NS SUNOCO SERVICE STA
--4
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Prefer fabrication experience. ROD
WILLIS ESQ SERVICE CENTER
10th and Michigan ave. ne. --3l
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced: Apply n. E; COM,
Washington blvd. Arlington. Va.
81
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
experienced; good salary and COM
mission: 4S-hr. wk.; vacation with
pay. Apply bet. s amt pm.
WROES SUNOCO SERVICE. 1901
Georgia ave. NV. 81
Evening star., 1956-03-30
Stationary Engineer

OIdOIO11d1y GI1SIIICCl
9Th class: for permanent position
In new air-cond. apt. building on
Conn. ave. Se"5 per month. plus l.
bedroom apt. Apply personnel dept,
CAFRITz CO.. 1424 K st, NV. RIM.
3I9 40
Evening star., 1956-03-30
MATTRESSES

Light colored. must be experienced.
Good salary and excellent tips. Ap-
ply ALLAN TOWERS, $500 Mass.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1956-03-30

Bookkeeper-T -Typist-Clerk
Experienced, for checking and pay
ing bills. etc. Shorthand desired
General contractors. downtown Of
flee. Good salary to qualified per
son State age. experience, etc.
Box 291-H, Star. --6
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31
WayGr1ss, GeOrgia
Rosh Hushonuh.
Greetings

many lands of Europe. North Af-
rica and the Near East. including
Israel.
From these the. Joint Distribu-
ton Committee this New Year
brings greetings to American
Jewry, to. you whose continued
aid and support through all the
bitter years since the end of the
war have in many cases meant
the difference between life and
death, have everywhere meant
the difference between hopeless
ness and spiritual survival.
It is the greeting Of the aged
and helpless survivor Of DIP camps
now living out his years in peace
in Israeli Il is the benedecfion Of
the orphan and the manned re-
establishing themselves in Europe:
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

Perhaps on no other Rosh Hash
onah since the end Of World War
II has there been such a oneness
Of spirit with Jews overseas as
there will be in every Jewish
community in the United States
this Rosh FIashonah. SLY. For in
our drawing up Of a balance-sheet
for the year just passed il is in
evifable that our thoughts should
turn to the hapless and harrassed
Jews of other countries. to the
needy but hopeful Jews Of the
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

II is the thanks of the Jew Of
North Africa. who comforts him
self in these troubled days with
the thought that you are concern
ed about him and his future.
All these you have aided
through JDC, and through the
United Jewish Appeal, which pro-
vides JDC's funds. And as you
celebrate this Rosh Hashonah, be-
side you'll spirit will be the tens
of thousands whom you have res
cued, whom you have saved.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19

cal year. By June 30, 1857, it is anticipated that there will be 2,839, ,458 personnel in uniform. un- less there is critical change in the world situation.
 Here's the way the services will look by next June 30th.
 Army-Authorized 1,034, 300 men men with 19 divisions (three in the Far East and five in Europe), 10 regimental combat teams, 137 AAA battalions and six army train ing centers. By June 30, 1857, it is planned to have an Army strength of 1,034, 500.
 Navy-Authorized 662,774 men with 994 ships (403 warships) and 12,548 aircraft. Plans call for the Navy to have 663, ,233 men in uniform by the end of the 1857 ifs cal year.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19
Armed Services Trim Weight
 In Programmed Manpower Drop

Washington (AFRS)-The num- erical strength of the Armed Forces continued to decline during the past year as the services got down to fighting strength by re- moving excess poundage.
 Three of the services, the Army, Air Force and Marine Corps, were programmed for a manpower drop during the year while the Navy was given slight increase in strength.
 A year ago the US. had 2,968,810 men under arms. By June 30, 1856, the end of the current fiscal year, there will be 2,814,074 men and women on active duty.
 Present Defense Department planning calls for the strength of the services to climb upwards once again during the coming ifs
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19
asssPs z.a.n. :! -! - :.

Air FOrce-Authorized 916,000 men, 131 wings and 26,42 active aircraft. Nearly 90 percent of all planes, except transports, are jet equipped. By June 30, 1857, the AF is expected to have 936,00O men, 137 wings and 26,736 air craft.
 Marine COrps-Authorized POI, 900 men with three divisions Gone in the Pacific area) and three air wings Gone in Japan). By the end of fiscal 1857, the Department of Defense proposes to increase Mar inc Corps strength to 205,735 men.
 Coast Guard-Under the juris- diction of the Secretary of Treas ury, this service has a force of 28,500 men and 342 vessels (33 cutters.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19
New Ship|


 In the 12 md Armed Forces D} developed new wi The USS Forr@ of aircraft carr| largest, was intrd able of carrying
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19

yco Saturday May including ouioY
  which and hos beginning Republic dedicated achieving and maintaining
  others throughout h world believe should  we'll inc moeoi and the mrfo reminded of snuins efforts for of Armed Forces public undeonns o
  veil except our Armed Foreeses is
 D-1<zz4~+~<''"~ ! es ......~ 7 @MsGHT D. EISENHOWER. PedeNt sE tAs uwted Stotes Gp~~ GeaRamdes ia Chief
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19

"on Armed ForJ morines evefywhl eiples which nod end our way of { ~ent of the misd
 "sdfoFd. Al
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19

mMIGHT 9. EISENHOWER Psesidsnt sE tAs Used Ststes isP~~~-- GaaRamdes ia Chief
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-07
Reeves Pheasant
Takes To Ohio

More than 900 squirrel hunters
cooperated last fall in reporting
the number of Reeves pheasants
they saw on the Brush Greek
Wildlife Area in Jefferson County,
according to the Ohio Division OF
Wildlife. The first test releases OF
these large, gaudy, forest-dwelling
birds were made on this area.
There were 165 released in the
fall of 1854 and go more in the
fall of 1855. Squirrel hunters hunt
ing on Brush Creek reported see-
ing SO Reeves pheasants during the
first half of October. Some idea of
the relative abundance of the Rec
yes may be gained from the fact
that hunters saw 427 ruffed grouse
and 9 deer at the same time.
Earlier in the fall, some so far
mers located around the Brush
Creek Area were interviewed con-
corning the number of Reeves they
mad seen during. the summer. They
reported about 200 pheasants,
nearly half of them young. This
indicates that at least fair num-
Der of broods were brought off. Di-
vision personnel had located three
broods on Brush Creek Area pro-
per so that this first test release
appears TO be partially successful
at the present time.
The second test release of the
Reeves was made in the spring of
1855 on an island in Tappan Lake,
Harrison County. Eight broods
were hatched on the island and be-
tween thirty and forty young were
raised to maturity.
A third test release was made in
the fall of 1855 on the Shade River
Forest in Meigs County.
1t is expected that test releases
of Reeves pheasants will be con-
tinued on the present localized
scale until there is good evidence
that either they are suited to GER
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-07
Flexible Spending
Plan Suggested

A successful spending plan is
flexible enough to allow for family
recreation as well as necessary ex-
penditures, believes Lois Deneke,
Ohio State University extension
home management specialist.
To develop such plan, the spe-
cialist suggests families consider
what they want to accomplish with
their money. Then they should
plan realistically for each items,
considering income, expenditures,
and savings.
The family will have compara-
lively fixed, necessary expenditur-
es each month Other spending
needs II be planned in accordance
with these expenditures. Each fam
ily's plan will be different, Miss
Deneke points out.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-07
SPORTS
West jeff Indies
Lose 10 London

The London Independents hand
ed the West Jefferson Independ-
ents their first defeat of the sea-
son in the West jefferson gym on
Wednesday, February 1. Final
score 80 to Sc. Sonny Wheeler led
the London attack with 80 points,
Young followed with 25. Miller
scored ID, Ryan 10. For West JEFF
ferson, Long was high with Is,
followed by Holland with 13 Rice
and Laferty scored 10 each.
The West Jeff team beat the
London team 100-98 in double
overtime earlier in the year. West
Jeff's record now stands at 6 wins,
/ loss.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-07

cut down on wasteful spending, not
family enjoyment, the specialist
says. Wasteful spending may bring
little or only momentary satisfac-
ton and may not help gain what
the family really wants out of life.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-07

Participation in planning will
help family members realize that
dollars spent for food, clothing and
housing must have priority over
individual desires.
The goal of spending plan is to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-07

tain parts of Ohio, or that they
viii not thrive under our condi-
tions. Should the test releases
show any general success over
large sections of southeastern
Ohio, game farm production could
be diverted to the production of
the Reeves for release in suitable
habitat.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-07
Basketball Scores
For Friday Games

Box scores of the Mid-Six League
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-07

start. Wells led the victors with
n points followed by Stuthards
16 and Millirons II. For the los
ers. Meeker led with %, followed
by Lowry IA and D. Carter IL.
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SutterIee & Smith
DESIGN Award House

The architectural firm Of
Nicholas Satterlee & Chloethiel
Woodland Smith handled the de-
sign of the award-winning house
discussed on Page B-1 of The
Star last Saturday. A story
accompanying the picture layout
correctly credited Satterlee &
Smith as the designers, but the
name Of the firm was incorrectly
written in photo caption.