davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-28

ST. PHuoMENAT CuU1CM
n Rev. Mons1gner C.. T. Curtin. Passes
Rev. j.. McDerRotx and
RI. Richard walsh. Assistants
sidney:
Sunday Masses: TOO. $50. 1000 q. M.
Weekday Masses. 7O0 a. m.
Fairview Mass Schedule:
Ffrst and third Stndnyv: 1000 q. m.
Second. fourth ard firth Sundays
800 q. n.
lambert Mass Schedule:
Ffryt and third Sundays 500 q. m.
Second. fourth. and ftfth Sundays:
1910 =. m
savage:
4 p. m every Sunday sad holy
days of o~b2Eatton.
91cAey:
Every Ind. <sh and stu Sunday 4
400 .. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01

globe. But they also found q
Is. goods meeting stiff COMPETE
ton in world markets.
Jack L. Goldsmith of Mem
phis. a member of the mission
to Greece. said the Greeks are
grateful for well spent"
American aid funds and techni.
cal assistance; they would prefer
to buy American goods. He
added:
"They often are forced to buy
from Germany or elsewhere fol
two reasons. First, United States
prices are higher for higher quail.
ity goods. Second, German COM
panies can give longer, easier
credit terms"
Questioned whether this Gov
eminent should do more to back
up its exporting companies with
credit like that provided by Eu.
ropean governments or centraI
banks, Mr.. Goldsmith noted that
this country is pushing the free
enterprise idea as well as mer-
chandise.
II think what the Govern.
ment is doing is sufficient" he
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Bedroom
Furnishings
Lo1per Lerel Arlinnton on.

LotOeT LeUet, Arlington Only
1-S7.5O SyIcOn InnersprinR
Mattress, nylon reinforced tick
ing, double size 1899
1-39.95 Englander Innerspring
Mattress, striped ticking, medi-
UNI firm, double size S22
ALSO SyIcon Innerspring
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
der, BOZ. ticking. double size,
1888
1880 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress. prebuilt border, heavy
striped ticking, twin size S2S
1-44.5O Englander Innerspring
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
der. firm coil construction, twin
size "a 90
1--52.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, Stitched prebuilt border.
Boz. ticking, extra firm, twin
size % 90
1--49.5O Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, stitched prebuilt border,
discontinued ticking, twin size,
$3.50
ALSO Highlander Box Spring,
Boz. ticking, firm coil construc-
ton, twin size --S 24
1850 Serta Box Spring, heavy
woven ticking, firm coil con-
struction. twin size g. $3.50
1-S99 Foam Mattress and Box
Spring Set, nylon reinforced
ticking, special height box
spring, twin size s4S
1--149.50 Foam Mattress e. Box
Spring Set, s" foam mattress.
floor sample, twin size T4.5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
IaafeslatS'. Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
Little Girls S.99 Wool Bermuda
Shorts. With belt; brown only:
sizes Sex $50
Little Girls sos Wool Jackets.
Patch pockets, 3-button style.
Brown only; sizes 4-6X- 500
Little Girls 499 Fancy Pants.
Wool; belted back. Brown only;
sizes 8 and 6X only
Boys 500 Stacks. Grey and tan;
self-belt; suspenders. Sizes 4
and 5 only ---------------3.OO
Childrens's 39c Socks. Darks or
pastels; sizes 41a-5-------. 15c
ChiIdren's 1.39 Wool Gloves. Red
and navy; sizes and a. SOC
Boys 1893 and 2.49 Corduroy or
Cotton Twill Shorts. Grey or
brown; sizes 4r6 - 500
$50 Dacron Quilted Comforts.
Wide satin binding. Pink or blue
80 -- 100
I.79 Cotton Quilted Pads. Size
1lAo4 1.VU
e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Toys
Fourth Floor. Washington Only

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
1-7.s5 Ride EN- Fire Truck.
scratched, floor sample l.S9
1-l4.95 Desk and Stool, birch
finish, floor sample, marred $50,
1-l1.9S Doll Stroller, soiled
floor sample 500
1-13.S5 IL" velocipede, floor
sample, scratched -- 500
1-S.9S. Metal Wagon, scratched.
floor sample 1.99
1-27.95 Pedal Jet Plane, floor
sample, scratched 1859
l-25.95 Pedal Dump Truck,
floor sample, scratched --14.99
1888 Easel Type Blackboard,
floor sample ------------4.99
1-17.9S Roll-top Desk q Chair,
maple finish, narred, floor
sample ----------1l.99
1-S.9S Davy Crockett Toy
Chest, reinforced cardboard,
floor sample ----1.49
1888 Metal Doll Crib, drop
side, floor sample, bent -. 4.99
12-4.98 Davy Crockett Stock
AIDES, reinforced cardboard 2.49
1-1l.9S Folding Doll Carriage,
Solleu -------------------6.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
NegMgees

Second Floor. Washington Only
16-1o.S9 Rayon Print Brunch
Goats and Busters. Broken size
range -------.---A-6.9 $50
$50 Cotton Brunch Coats and
busters. Pastels and prints;
broken size range for misses,
3.99
6-Pcs. 1893 Warm Lounging
Busters. Broken size range for
misses --------------------12.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Topic Is Negro Voters

Assistant Attorney General
Warren Olney, chief Of the JUS
tice Departments Criminal Divi-
sion. will speak at the Capital
Press Clubs monthly Press Con-
ference" at 6 O'Clock tonight in
the Charles Hotel. Mr.. Olney
lis conducting an investigation OF
Observation-Disclosures Of Negro
voters in the South and will
speak on that subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
|Airliner Loses Door,
But Lunds SufeIy

CHICAGO. Nov. / (R.-A
United Air Lines Convair, carry
ing A passengers, lost its rear
service door in flight shortly
after taking of from Midway
Airport last night, but the plane
landed safely q few minutes
later.
A UAL spokesman said loss Of
the door did not imperil pas
sengers because all had safety
belts fastened as the plane was
climbing for its flight altitude.
The service door. used to load
galley supplies. is located aft of
passenger seats.
The flight was en- route to
Cleveland and Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
UphOIster,r

Third Floor, Washington Only
1s-21.Ss Comfy Ready Made
Studio Sets, 3 pillows in floral
pattern; made Of barkcloth 1899
3l-S4.96 Comfy Ready Made
Slip Covers in assorted patterns
for 2-pc. suite Of sofa with 3
cushion and chair with /
cushion --------.14 1889 set
6O-2.9S ReuphOIstery Plastic,
81" wide; in black only SEC yd.
4O-19.9S to 29.9s Fully Lined
Draw Draperies in assorted pat
terms and solid colors, 80" long,
81 per pr.
1O-l2.98 Ready Made Studio
Covers in cordline pattern
stripe; assorted colors; no pill
lows 900
5O-2.9S Printed Cafe Curtains
in 2 patterns; 36" long Liz pr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Housewares
Washington Only

1888 Large Round Ham,
mered aluminium Serving Trays,
5-19.95 TV Tray, set Of 4 with
storage racks. Brass finished
legs -.- -- 1886
12-11.95 SOftee Toilet Seat.
Sealed plastic surface over wood
frame and sponge rubber TIT
6-S.98 and 1888 Rival Bean
Slicers, Jar Top Openers and
Meat Chopper. Discontinued
styles -----------1.99 and 4.99
15-3.9S Set Of 4 Lap Trays.
Choice Of 2 patterns -2.s9
14-7.95 Brass and Black Mail
DUAco ----.-- -A.Oo
24-3.95 Wearever Gourmet
Style Fry Pan with Cover, 10"
BIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01

win be an agreement without
interruption Of work."
The contract extension was
announced jointly by Louis
Waldman. LILA counsel, and
Alexander p. Chopin. chairman
Of the employer group.
The employers have agreed to
make any wage increase or in
creased employer contribution Ia
the pension fund retroactive to
October /.
Mr.. Waldman and Mr.. Chopin
said negotiations will be resumed
no later than next Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01

last night. and a strike at that
hour had threatened. The LILA
usually follows a mo contract
mo work. policy.
There were fears that t strike
In the port of New York would
spread along the Atlantic and
Gulf Coasts. The lila represents
dock workers from Portland
Me, to Brownsville. Tex.
The lila. which represents
1000 workers on the New York
and New Jersey docks in the
port Of New York, and the
shipping association which rep
lresents ITO shipping and steve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Teens Wear
Fourth Floor. WashinCton

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
3O-7.99-10.99 Cotton Dresses for
Pre-teenS. Prints or solids 500
25-4.99-599 orion SIipon
Sweaters. Short -sleeved ----3.99
20-7.99 Orion Cardigan Sweat
ers. Embroidery or bead trims,
500
25-2.99 Cotton Sports Shirts.
Short-sleeved -------------1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01


doring firms in this area. have
been negotiating for a new con-
tract on and of since August l.
Federal mediators had pleaded
for the new contract extension.
Robert H. Moore, assistant to
the director of the Federal
Mediation and Cancellation Serv-
ice, hailed the new extension,
which was agreed upon late
yesterday.
Mr.. Moore. who heads the
mediation panel aiding in the
negotiations. said there is now
every reason to believe there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Foreign Trade
Efforts Told
BY the associated Press

A group Of businessmen who
served as voluntary trade ennis
Isaries abroad report they had
found United States goods run
ming into stiff competition in
world markets.
The group came here yester-
day to receive the Commerce
Departments Certificates of
service" 70 rtheir unpaid efforts
in cooperation with. the inter-
national trade fair program.
Secretary Of Commerce Weeks
said they and other trade "am-
bassadors" had made 100000
business contacts In rs countries.
The businessmen told report
ers they found an eagerness to
learn American production and
selling techniques around the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
SpOrtssreGr
Second Floor. Washington;

otTecL rtOOT, ATLtngLOn
Second Floor, Washington Only
5.99-7.99 Famous-make Skirts.
Wool in solids, plaids or checks.
Sizes 1918 in group------4.99
5.99-7.99 FamOus-make Sweat
ers. Orlons, fur blends and
woods. Slipons and cardigans in
group. 1910 l--.- 500
Full-Fashioned Imported Wool
Sweaters. Light and dark shades.
Slipons, 3.99; Cardigans. $50
S.99-7.99 Blouses. Dacron or drip
n dry cotton. Solids, checks and
plaids in groups; sizes 1898 3.S9
17.99-22.99 Leather-Tex Jackets.
Two styles. Belted or loose
style; assorted colors, 1918,
1889
TwO-Piece Costume. Wool tweed
skirt. solid colored jersey blouse
with tweed trim; tan or grey;
lois In group-------------S.O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Bedroom
FURNISHINGS
Third Floor Wnshinnto,

Third Floor, Washington
Only
2-34.50 Box Springs, Sylcon,
rose striped ticking, twin size,
1899 ca.
1850 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, Hair Top, 8-oz. ticking,
twin size $1,000 24.75
1850 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, King Size 30" long,
twin size BATS
ALSO Serta Box Spring, grey
and wine striped ticking, torn,
double size 80. 1850
Mattress, striped ticking, double
1-S4.5O SylcOn Innerspring
Mattress, striped ticking, double
size " 1899
1-109.95 Simmons Duplex Bed
with 2 innerspring mattresses,
floor sample, as isl 4.95
1-$219 2-pc. Suite, SOfa-bed
and Chair to Match. Grey and
charcoal cover l39. 90
PASS BoudOir Chair, rose and
canary plastic cover 1899
1-17.5O Mahogany Finish
Cricket Chair, yellow and wine;
back and seat cushion 9.99
1880 Foster Studio Couch,
grey upholstery 1889
1-S.95 Playtex, foam latex pill
low, irregular 3.33
2-1O.95 Playtex, foam latex pill
lows. king size, irregular 4.44
4-5.95 Dacron Filled Pillows
with Polyurethane covering 1.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Nursery Furniture

Fourth Floor, Washington
Only
lass Double Drop Side Crib.
White-marred, floor sample,
----- - = - 1899
1-29.s5 Single DrOpside Crib.
Wax birch finish. Marred-floor
sample ---- 80 1893
1-21.95 Crib Mattress, soiled
1899
1-12.Ss Crib Mattress, torn 500
LASS Crib Mattress, torn 500
1898 Kiddie KoOp. Married.
floor sample 36.99
1--l4.95 Maple Finish 5-Drawer
Chest. Marred floor sample $3.50
1-2O.95 Presto Play Yard.
Marred-floor sample
1-26.s5 Doodle Buggy, Blue;
Soiled ---------------1 1899
1-S.95 Folding Stroller, soiled,
4.99
1-S.95 Car Bed, handle missing
4.99
4-5.95 Carrying Basket, with
handles RAT
Pass Plastic Nursery Seats,
1.49
1-.95 "Sit or Stand Car Seat,
torn ----- -------2.47
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Lingerie

Second Floor, Washington
25-S.SS RayoE Gowns. Broken
size range ------------2.99
$3.50 Cotton Waltz Gowns.
Broken size range -------.1.99
2O-COtt0n Shortie Gowns.
Broken size range ---2 for 800
25-5.95 Cotton Shortie Paja-
mas. Broken size range
$3.50 Cotton Slips. Broken
size range
1O-Knit PetticOats. Broken
size range -E99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Junior Misses
Wear

Second Floor. Washinqton

25-12.5O Famous-make Torso
Garter Belts with straps. Sizes,
80, "a, SO -- 8.99
5000 Nylon Marqulsette
Strapless Bras. White; sizes, 80
38. A, B, c cups 1.99
1855 Crystal Blue Strapless
Bras. Broken size range - 2.39
1O0-2.OC-4.O0 Strapless or Reg
ular Bras. White, black; sizes,
1896, A, B, G cups--------1.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Rags

Third Floor, Washington Only
6-s.95 Oval Plastic Rugs, 2xs,
100
S-5.95 Oval Plastic Rugs, 27x4S,
1893
25-4.95 Wool and Rayon Hooked.
Rugs, approximate size. 2x3, 2.99
1-$3S Rose Cotton Rug, 9x6'6",
SIS
1-S224 Green AIl-WOOl Rug,
15x1'l0" $3.50
1-27O.5O Grey Embossed wilton
Rug, 9xl9 --------1 1895
1-$124 AII-WooI Tweed, 6xl5,
$685.
1-262.5O Beige AII-WooI Carved
Rug, 9x26 ----------------139.95
1--lO3.95 Green Rayon, 9x16.1O,
5000
1-1ss.s5 Grey An-wOoI Rug,
l5x7 --------69.99
1-255.s5 Blue Atwood Rug,
ANU - 800
1-S99 Apex Grey and Green
Modern Design Rug, 9x12-- $50
China
Third Floor, Washington Only
2-2.sS Pottery Bean Pots, with
metal stand ------1.9S
3-3.98 Wrought Iron Tote
Racks, holds 8 glasses-----1.9S
18-1.00 Butter Warmer, with
wrought iron stand and candle,
comes in assorted colors- SEQ
2-24.9S English 53-pc. Dinner
0CSO -l4.S0
1888 After Dinner, 17-pc. Cof-
fee Sets -----------.A------2.88
5-5.9S Turquoise and Black
Pottery Casserole -2.88
1888 Luncheon Sets, 32-pc.
service for 6.-------------. 4.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
New York Dock Strike
Slowed off for IS Days

NEW YORK Nov ga threatened waterfront strike
been STAYED of for at least Is days.
The international Longshoremens Association and the
York Shipping Association the employer group
extend the current work contract until midnight November
onemonth extension contract expired at midnight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Girls Wear
Fourth Floor, Washington;

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
2O-7.9S POpIin Auto Coats.
Plaid rayon lined
1888 Corduroy Stacks. Bro
ken size and color range 2.29
2O-S.99 Rayon Pajama Sets.
Quilted jacket ---------.3.8S
30-5.99-7.99 dresses. Solid or
printed cottons 300
40-2.99 Printed Flannel Paja-
mas or Gowns L.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Budget Dresses

SECOND Floor, Washington
and Arlington
9.9s-11.9S Dresses. Rayon crepes,
novelty rayons, tweeds; / and
2-piece. Sizes for misses and
WOAtCAl --------- --~- 0.SS
l4.96-l7.98 Dresses. Casual or
dressy; misses and women's
sizes --------------------9.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
TOiIefries

TOiIefrieS
Street Floor. Washington
Only
250-1.95-3.99 SungIasses.
Plain, fancy, stripes, Flo
raj type, French styles,
q style for every need,
100
12-7.50 LaCrOss Mani
cure Sets. Include 8
pieces: Polish, base coat,
remover, cuticle oil and
implements in pls site
case ----------------1.99S
E12.95 Imported Hair
Dryers. Hand or stand
style; ITO volts, AC only.
Hot and cold switch, OF
and on switch. Guaran-
teed for one year --3.s5
25-2.9S Fancy jewelers.
Bronze Hand Mirrors.
Single faced, silk bro
cade back; 6-inch mirror,
1888
'PlHs far
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
WASHABLE AUTOMATIC BLANKETS
;, >#&>sgialAohnt

You sleep beautifully fy bssfuIy light fdcest auto
gives you always ut right warmth Themooic
settings Fedcres just the warmth
regardless And when choose Of these QUITO
blankets with duoontro have two individual temperature con-
advantages you'll applaud the woshob fade and
oesisonce blankets and coors to fit
delight lucky enough get one tor Christ
Individually boxed for ot-oivne
5h Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

Featured above-"Lvine Rose" automatic blanket, o
luxury blend Of royon Aerion and cotton with hondprnted
American BeouN roses ground Of white, Tuobobe,
fode and roth-resstont Extro wide g. nyon sotn bind
ina Guaranteed for two years by Fielderest
66xs4" twin - 3495; soxs4" double - 309S
soxs4" double with duel control ----------499S
ll4xs4" king size with duo control -------S99S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

Shop Early, Shop Monday a Woodward & LOthrOp
use~reA naA-45p
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25

to shoot bear than climbing hills and walking miles to do it.
 An incident that occurred some years ago is brought to mind by this story. Two friends of mine were treed by mother bear with two cubs. Being without guns, they had to devise means of outwitting the bear. which consisted mostly
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25

up HI tue trees. lHe pear crAppieu one of the men, and he practically had to be carried about seven miles from over in the Monashka Bay area. After it was all over, one of men, vowing vengeance on the bear, was going to tie piece of rope to dead salmon, and drag it over the same bear trail on which they were attacked Whether this plan was ever car ried out is not known, but it seem- ed like a hard way to get even with bear. Anyway, the bear was only protecting her young, a natural instinct with either an ami nal or a human.
 Walking through the woods trailing a dead salmon seemed like a futile pastime, anyway even for vengeance. Sometimes, it seems, human being can be more ludicrous than an animal and twice as funny, k y.4 70 N-A- ** <. p}etis@
 We could tell you a few more stories about this same man. He showed a handkerchief full of rocks with gold streaks running through them, to newcomer in the territory. When asked where he got them, he acted very cagey at first and then said he found them at Anton Larsens Bay. The Cheechako, being something of a metalurgist, became quite. excited. He took off few days later, walk ed all the way to the bay spent all night there, but didn't find any of the same rock. There was good reason for that. The rocks came from around Juneau!
 % l* f>+ n'~
 How would it feel to win S6i,OO0 on " show? Well, anyway, how does it feel to be the sister of a contestant who comes up for that amount on next Sundays " show? Just ask Louise Spencer. She received telegram that her sister will appar on TV tomorrow for the final round. The suggest ion was made to listen in on the program. But Louise asks: 'How?'
 
 S-O-O-E-E-E-E- Are there any hog callers in Kodiak? Matan- ushka Fair Manager Al Hagen wants all those who can qualify to enter a contest to be staged there. We haven't seen perky on the hoof for a long time let alone hog caller.
 The Mailboat Monitor, the pub lication put out by the crew of the M/V Expansion, is not satis- fled with story of flying saucer seen at Kujulik Bay, but has an artists conception of it also. This phenomenon was seen. by two fishermen, Nick Shanigan of chig- nix and his partner. It was first seen to decend4slo coming at them. It came down from. the top of the mountain and stopped about one hundred feet above the water. 1t started to move horizontally a few hundred feet, then came at them and stopped about quarter a mile away. It lowered over the water for five or ten minutes, then shot upwards at a terrific speed.
 Another "unheard of" incident occurred in Alaskan waters this month. Fishermen are reported to have seen a herd of more than 2000 sea lions at Ugak Bay, located on the northeast shore of Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25
Here There Everywhere

Hunters. can take tip from Walt Dixon of Chiniak who inad- vertentiy built "a better mouse trap" and had a path beaten to hisdoor. This time it wasn't mice, nor was it people who beat the path. as in the old saying. Two bears, attracted by the fish he had laying on the ground, met their Waterloo, as they were busy bury ing them. That's a lot easier way
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-07-26
$500
Grund Blvd. off Lloyd

Four-bedroom brick and stone Cope
Cod, ! bedroom and bath down; 3
bedrooms and lovotorY up; double
qordqe, nice wooded lot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-07-26
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL
BIG HOUSES
Fer Sole
JUST EAST OF WnLoUGHBY

Big farmhouse located on Ldke Shore
Blvd. with about "a ocre midst
beautiful oaks and moples. 8 bio
rooms (3 or 4 bedrooms); lo1ge T..
shaped porch: full bath; cool fur
mace; city woter. Needs decorating,
but In ideal for small business or
professional mon On II hos omple
Office space and parking. Reason
obls terms me dvoiloble. Price
$4,000.
? Need , Bedrooms ?
IA story ronch with rooms. COM
plete bath. oversixed utility room,
oil kinds Of closet space, hos city
woter and 220 electric - gos uvuil-
obls. 75x27o IT, lot neGtly lund-
sc1ped; gravel drive to q concrete
base for con- goroqe. Sls.eoo.
Io0.Acre Turm
With big farmhouse, locdted only 81
miles cost OF Willouqhby. 1865 fl.
frontage on q paved road. Special
$l5.750.
New Runch Hemes
Located In Mentor Village. bed
rooms. living room. kitchen und
dinette: tile both; utility room with
automatic wosher and dryer set.
All utilities tnstolled for that future
attached garage. Lot 70x220 Pos
session immediate. FHA terms.
Sl4.900.
CALL NOW
a. B. BARTo
REAL ESTATE SERVICE
Open Sunday Afternoons
3e4o3 Vine st. WIlloughbY 2.4l4l
BROKER
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-07-26
SI3.900
OFF EAST lSSth STREET

e-room bungalow. 2h-cm garage.
New Competing. venetian blinds. full
basement.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-07-26

Coils Accepted Until 1000 p. NJ.
Employment Service Is Our Business
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-07-26

YOUNG girl and young man for work
In custard stand. Apply Frosty
Point. 3s7s3 Mentor ave-. In WILL
oughby, to 10 p. m.
STAND attendants, over Fl, part-time
evening work at our refreshment
stand; apply to Teresa Castrocons,
manager, after p. m. at conces-
sion stand, Euclid Avenue Outdoor
Theatre, 28737 Euclid ave, Wickliffe.
MAKE up TO 500 weekly, addressing
and mailing small catalogs from your
home. Write Mr.. Wood, Box ll67,
Santa Ana, Calf.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-07-26
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

HOUSEKEEPER companion, elderly
lady, good home and salary. EV.
2-2556.
YOUNG girl OF elderly woman TO care
for children, live in, 5 days, home
more than wages. MU. 1-4O44, week.
days after 6 p. m.
LADY to help with housework and
semi-invalid in exchange for room
and board; privileges; white. MU.
1-5907.
BEAUTY advisors for Peggy Newton
Cosmetics, pleasant, profitable work,
complete training provided. KE.
1885.
OPENING new cafeteria, 1901 Superior,
around August 1st; write for inter-
view, state general qualifications and
type OF work, cook, bake, counter or
general cafeteria. Box 4575, Cleve-
land "A, Ohio.
SECRETARY, type and take dctation
part time, 2 or days a week, prefer
resident living in vicinity Noting
ham or 5 Points. KE. l-9592.