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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25
SparkmanCite
'Fiasco' Of 1913
BY the Associated Press

Senator Sparkman, Democrat
of Alabama, said today many
people are wary Of a meeting OF
Southern delegates before the
Democratic National Convention
because of the 1948 "f1asco."
In a letter to Gov. George Bel
Zimmerman, jr., of South Caro-
lima, who has advocated a pre-
convention unity" session Of
Dixie representatives, Senator
Sparkman said:
II have never advocated walk
ing out of a convention, boltine
from a party, or forming a third
party.
"Since the 194S fiasco many
people throughout the South are
afraid that an effort may be
made to repeat. I think this ex-
plains the reluctance of many
people to warm up to the idea
of a preconvention meeting of
Southern delegates"
Many Southern Democrats in
l948 bolted the regular Demo-
cratic ticket headed by Presi-
dent Truman and formed a
States Rights Party with Gov
j. Strom Thurmond of South
Carolina for President. Mr.
Thurmond carried Alabama
Louisiana, Mississippi and South
Carolina and got one of IL elec-
toral votes from Tennessee. But
Mr.. Truman was reelected.
Gov. Zimmerman announced
yesterday that Southern State
Democratic chairmen will meet
in Atlanta within a few days tt
explore the possibility of a get.
together Of Southern delegates
some time before the nationa
convention opens in Chicago ir
August.
Senator Sparkman wrote Gov
Zimmerman that if a precon-
vention meeting is held, II hope
that there may be a very clear
understanding that the sole pur-
pose is to strive to work out oul
problems within the Democratic
PARTY"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25
French Forces Push
Mop-Up in Algeria

ALGIERS. Algeria, June Is
R.-The French today reported
killing about 80 rebels, most OF
them clad in army uniforms, in
a big mopup operation in the
Aures Mountains in Southeast
ern Algeria.
French forces began encir-
cling the band, estimated to num-
Der 200 or 300 men yesterday
near the town of Edgar-Quinet,
lin a desolate area that has been
a strong rebel hideout ever since
the rebellion started nearly 20
months ago.
The fighting was still going on
in an effort to annihilate the
band, the French said. About SO
rifles and three submachine guns
have been seized so far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25
9th Jet Victim Dies

MINNEAPOLIS, June "a R1.-
A 6-year-old girl died today to
become the eighth victim of a
Jet plane crash here June 9. Lynn
d. Greening was burned over
80 per cent of her body when
the plane plowed into a grour
of houses near Void Chamber
lain Airport. Three playmates
remained in critical condition.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21
Minute
Sermon

This week | heard a mature
teacher telling of a little mem
ory gen which her grade-school
teacher wrote on the blackboard
when she was child. All the
years she had remembered it;
Lost yesterday. two golden
hours, each set with sixty dia-
mond minutes. No reward is Of
fered, for they cannot be re-
turned. They are lost irrctricva-
bly,"
Time Is the stuff of life. OF
course, there may be moments
when we live more than in
many other hours and days. Life
is measured by heart beats and
not by seconds, and sometime
our hearts beat faster with the
thrill Of action, the excitement
of beauty, or the tension of cour-
age. There are mountain-top cx-
perienccS in life when we catch
a vision of the far viStas, and
see the distant objective toward
which we will move through
many long days of drudging toll
They that wait upon the LORD
shall renew their strength: they
shall mount up with wings a:
eagles" Sometime we seem tC
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21
BY JIGGS POWERS

WHITEVILLE - Three stars
on Coach L. S. Green's Tabor
City Red Devil grid club have
been AIMED members of The News
Reporter Golfers 1856 All =
County Football Team.
Tackle Mickey Watts, Halfback
Jason Soles and Fullbahk Hugh
Gore were the Tabor Citians
honored on the annual selections
released this week by the White
vile newspapers sports editor.
Jiggs Powers. 1t is the sixth
year the All-Columbus pigskin
crews have been named. Nineteen
stars make up this years honor
group.
Soles and Gore both won spots
on the team for the second year,
both on the defensive unit. Gore
a co-captain of the Devil aggre-
cation, was made a linebbacker
because of his great defensive
skill. Soles, one of the fastest
backs in the county, won the
safetyman post.
Mickey Watts, Tabor leader
all season in forward wall ac-
ton, copped an offensive post
though he starred on defense as
well. He is a junior, while both
Gore and Soles are seniors.
OF Watts, n thumbnail sketch
in the All-County story said
"A power in Tabor City's for
ward wall all season, this ITO.
FOUNDER was a pick for ma Of
fensive post. Has played tive
years of varsity football ant
shows promise of becoming
greater next year. Good blocker
could also shine on defense
Grandson of Mrs. Emma Watts
About Soles: THE 17-year-olt
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ducker!
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21
Three Red Devils
Named All County

Soles Of Tabor City, Route 3,
Jason ran hard but was par
ticularly fine in stopping the
foes backfielders when necessity
was the greatest. Becomes ALL
County star for second year.
Weighs but $50, stands 5'10",
but is fleet-footed and a fine
sport"
Hugh Cores sketch says: "a
star on team that didn't win
a game at Tabor City this year,
Hugh is back for his second time
on the All-County club, though
as linebacker. Could break
through forward walls and throw
opposing backs for losses and
did most of the passing and
good bit of running for Coach
Pug Green's Devils. ITO pounds,
a senior, a great competitor, he
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Gore of the Pireway area.
Players are named to the ALL
County Team after being judged
on four basic points: Ability
team-value, team-play, aptitude
and good craftsmanship. Lloyd
Collier, Whiteville jeweler, hon
ors the members each year with
tokens designating them as ALI
Countians. Awards will be pre-
sented to them by him at a later
date.
The entire 1856 News Reporter
Golfers All-County roster:
OFFENSIVE UNIT - Ends
Horton Clayton, Acme-Delco and
Gene FormyDuval, Whiteville
Tackles, Mickey Watts, Tabor
City and Charles Maultsby
(CaptD, Whiteville; Guards
Oleun Stephens, Chadbourn and
Lionel Todd, Whiteville; Center
John McNeill, Chadbourn; Quar-.
terback, Boogy Bass, Chadbourn'
H a | f b ks, Chester Bullard
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21

skim along through life as IL we
were flying. They shall run.
and not be weary" Sometimes
we seem to run along making
rapid progress. But the real
testing comes when we have to
walk slowly, perhaps with diff
Guilty, along the path of our days.
Then the promise is, They shall
walk, and not faint" Not all
times have the same significance
for our lives, but throughout all
of life the clocks 90 ticking on.
That's awaSting. unless we use
it wisely. Time is precious and
should not be Squandcrcd. Is
that not what Jesus meant when
he said, I'VE must work the
works of him that sent me while
ii is day; the night Cometh when
no man can work." John 9:i)
Nevertheless, we need 10 bal
ancc our sense of the urgency Of
life with Il sense of rest in the
everlasting arms of God. Lest
we become harraSScd and hectic
we need CalmncSS and poiSc.
The tempo of our existence must
be measured and rythmical. In
our world today society confess
ScS our sins of jittcry trust in
ourselves instead OF calm faith
in God by the increasing rate of
stomach ulcers, nervous break
downs, and heart attacks. Jesus
did not want us 10 see life as a
st. VituS dance. He said to his
disciples Are there not twelve
hours in the day? If a man walk
in the day he Stumbleth not"
(JOhn ll:9) There are an aver
age of twelve hours between
Sun-up and sunset. God gives us
plenty of time TO do our work,
If we use il properly. II is not
necessary for US to go stumbling
along our journey IN the dark
ness. There is always another
day when Gods blessed sun
shine will light our pathway. Let
us learn to lie down, relax, trust
God to bring the sunrise of a
new day, in which we can travel
another days journey. He
maketh me to lie down in green
pastures, he leadeth me beside
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21

the still waters. he restoreth my
soul" psalm 23). Our soul.
need so much restoring.
There is a sadness in the
thought that time is running Out
for us. Life is SO wonderful and
beautiful. We don't want to come
to the end Of time for us. We
need solution for this problem
and we may have it. II is in con-
tidcnCe that God gives us a new
life after death.
Time is not long enough
To appreciate the color of rose
Or treasure up the Spiendors OF
the dawnS.
Or explore the beauty OF q
wOman'S soul.
We need millcnia unending
To wonder at Thy goodness
gracious Lord.
Time is not long enough.
We need eternity!
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21
Miss DelIingbans
.Gives Program
For HID Club

Miss France Dellingham
Home Economist of Carolina
Power and Light Company, gave
a demonstration on meals from
frozen foods at the meeting of
the Willing Workers Home Dem
onstration Club held Tuesday
afternoon in the home of Mrs
Leona Ward.
Mrs. John Ward, presinent,
presired over the business ses-
sion and heard clubwomen lay
plans for a Christmas party "a
be held December IL at 2 pm
in the home of Mrs. Ernest
Hayes. Sr. Mrs. Ernest Hayes
Jr. will be hstess for the affair
All club members are urged to
attend and take a gift for ex-
change.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21
|cuideway School
Gets New Flaus

Two new flags have been pre-
Scnted 10 the Guideway School.
Clayton Lewis, principal. said
today that the flag sets Of the
United States ana North Caro-
lima had been presented to the
students.
Tnc United States flag was
purchased by the school while
the Guideway p. T. A. purchas-
ed the North Carolina flag.
A dedication program is plan
ned for November 81 at 8:45 a.
m. The public is invited to at
tend.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21

Whiteville and John Daley,
Acme Delco; Fullback, Bill
Blackmon. Whiteville.
DEFENSIVE UNIT - Ends,
Wilbur Barnhill, Chadbourn and
FormyDuval, Whiteville; Tackles,
Mickey Thomas, Whiteville and
Richard Mercer, Chadbourn;
Guards, Stephens, Chadbourn and
Jack Moore, Acme-Delco; Line
hackers, Hugh Gore, Tabor City
and Gayle Osborne, Whiteville;
Halfbacks, Billy Cox, Chadbourn
and Blackmon, Whiteville; and
Safetyman, Jason Soles, Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21
bYOUNG ROCK HOUNDS
THRILLED

Bobby Saunders, 7th grader
from Asheboro, was recently
given a private tour of the UNC
Geology Museum.
Bobby's trip was made after
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21

his teacher wrote the Geology
saying that the
young lad is quite a rock-hound.
The University not only invited
Bobby to come up, but also gave
him a full-fledged geology pro-
feSSor for a guide.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21

Calling attention the national observance of Week
g. RatchOrd, director
Extension
better understanding between farm and city people,
The slogan this national observance is Farm and
Partners practically
the United States communities Canada observed this
special week which remind their dependence
another after ALL" Rachford 1.-The
the the first of efood
depends
supplies such fertilizer market his product
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21
ESQ TAX INCREASE

RALEIGH - North Carolina
payrolls subject to the Employ
mcnt Security Law tax increas-
ed by over 228 million dollars
during the past fiscal year.
This was brought out today in
a letter from Henry E. Kendall,
chairman of the Employment
Security Commission, to all LA
BILE employers in connection with
their 1857 tax rates.
Kendall said the total taxable
payroll for the 12-month period
ended June 80 increased by the
unusually large amount of
over the taxable
payroll for the year ended June
30, 1865. This is an increase of
1906 percent, raising the total
taxable payroll to Sl,97i, ,757 1873.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Lanier
have gone to Milwaukee to be
at home with his brother until
March.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hayes,
Jr. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harlee
Williams in Cerro Gordo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Taylor of
Chadbourn visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Hayes, Jr. Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tyree have
moved OF Milwaukee where he
has accepted a position with =
box factory.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-04-12

3 FURNISHED rooms, bath utilities
and garage for quiet couple. S85
month. RE. 1880.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-04-12

BOY, Is years old. desires part-time
work in store, will work hard. UL.
1850.
GIRL, Is, will do baby sitting, II.
1-1453.
YARDS cleaned, lawns moved call
Angelo. Ii. 1854 evenings.
MATURE woman, baby sitting, my
home, over 2 years, Sl2 a week.
14O26 st. Clair. GL. 1-7289.
WANTED, mister employer. could you
use responsible elderly man, full or
part time. Ii. 1880?
TYPING, addressing, stencil cutting,
etc, done in my home. Call between
3-5 D. m, Pc. l-1138.
DRAPES: Your material. my work;
quick service; reasonable. Mrs. Matty,
MU. l-6l06
MARY Bingells curtain laundry. lace,
linen tablecloths, napkins, bed
spreads. Ii. l-4025, 842 East l52nd st.
MUSIC for all occasions. weddings,
parties and dances. RE. 2-8O35.
TYPING and bookkeeping done in my
home; hourly rate. Pc. l-4156 after
p. m. daily.
LADIES alterations: Dresses, skirts,
Jackets. formals, drapes; in my home.
496 East 125th St, north of St. Clair.
MU. 1854.
CHILD care in my home for working
or shopping mothers, near Holy
ALTERATIONS, will pick up and de-
liver at no extra cost; all work
guaranteed; reasonable. RE. 1880.
CAPUTO'S private laundry, hand iron
ing; pickup and delivery. w. 6-l275.
BABY sitting, retired registered nurse
will baby sit in your home; day or
night. RE. l-7l3S.
CUSTOM made slip covers and drapes
made free, fabric brought to your
home. no obligation. reasonable. YE.
2-62OO.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies clothing,
also remodeling; spring coats; suits
and dresses a speciality; all work
guaranteed; reasonable. RE. 1891.
IRONING done in my home, will pick
up. PO. 1865.
SHOCKEY Sitting Service, competent
women for day, night and vacation
child care. HI. 2-1929.
service. 79l East 232nd ST., RE.
l-2654.
MAN with 2-ton dump truck desires
hauling of any kind; rubbish. ashes,
dirt, garages torn down; Easements
and attics cleaned. Gil. l-384l.
DRESSMAKING. complete alterations.
mems and women's clothing; party
able. w. l-3275.
ALTERATIONS, tailoring, dressmaking,
skillful. guaranteed work; reasonable
rates. 880 Stevenson rd.
CHILD care, days, in my home while
mother works. w. l-7943.
MAN wants any kind of home main
tenance work. UL. 1-4365.
CHILD care in my home, days; near
East 222nd-Fox ave. RE. 1-7428.
BABY sitting evenings, will drive;
East Cleveland and vicinity. PO.
ARTIST, years experience, desires
permanent pei position WITH With tI future in
interested in free-lance work. PO.
1882
IRONING done in my home. KE. 1-o436
MECHANICAL engineer would like
part-time work, evenings and week.
ends; also has light manufactur
experience. ". l-4905.
BOOKKEEPING for the individual and
small businesses; taxes; reasonable
NURSE, practical, home or hospital,
best of care very reasonable, doc
tors reference. LII 1-1499.
YOUNG man, light hauling with truck,
any Kind. reasonable. KE. l-0499.
EXPERIENCED lady wants day work,
steady. references. Gil. 1882.
IRONING done in my home, call ".
6-l678 anytime.
LOVING care for your child. days in
my home. East 324 and Lake Shore,
WI. 3-6626.
BABY sitting in my home, week days
and evenings. Ii. 1-l827.
BABY sitting. evenings, experienced.
RE. 1852.
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CLERK fun or part time for retail
Photographic store; selling or photo
graphic experience preferred, not
necessary; state qualifications. eX-
pected salary: good future for right
person. Box 598, 814 East l52nd st.
TFT FPHONE solicitors wanted, leads
furnished, excellent opportunity. YE.
2-6200.
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Top Notch Positions
CONTACT MRS. GEDEON

OON hNl IlTlGO. SLDLSN
Procedures and Systems. Gcctg.
background, IBM knowledge,
Euclid ............. S60o-s700
Cost and Budget Analyst. set up
new system, So. Euclid to $500
General and Property Account
ant. degree, 10 IS. NE. .... $500
StGif Accountant, factory budget,
mkt. analysis. Euclid ....... $3.50
IT, Accountant. some college
training ..............to 10 S325
Ind. Salesman, degree. TO IS.
selling exp. OF building mutl.
helpful ................ SoUU
Sales Correspondent. min, 2 yrs.
college engI., 24.29 .... 10 S4S0
Sales Order Clerk, eorlY SOS.
hYdroulic. plumbing or hard.
wore esp. required. good po-
tentidl Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Soles Correspondent. to IS. work
with BP. figures. etc. ... 10 S400
Purchasing Agt. Ind. elecuonic
components exp. ......... .s525
Dispatcher, household carrier
background helpful ........ 1915
WGrehousemun. to SIS .... Sl.70 hr.
Wurehousemon. young. HIS.
Euclid .................. SITS
Moil and Messenger. sharp.
olert. cor required ........ $500
TYpist, HIS. grad. ls or over.
good oppor.. downtown $500
Factory Office Clerk. Sc. type,
good oppor.. ...........Sl Sl.87 hi.
TYpist Expeditor, general oil
Ground diversified duties.
HIS. ....................... $500
Mail Boys. HIS. ........ S200-S22o
Prof. Enqr.. ME-, outomotive or
steel industries. heavy mach.
background. Euclid.
NO FEE ...............S $500 up
Chief Inspector. quolitY control
exp. So. Euclid ..... S3s0.S50o
Plastic Supervisor, So. Euclid.
good supv. background S36oS5oc
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OTHERS
Muture Women Needed
Age 40 to SIS

Secretary. Euclid. Ohio ...... .s325
Church Assistont type. light
clerical duties ............. $500
Secretary, medicol. Euclid Ave. SITS
General Office, educational insd-
tute. 4 hours day $3.50 month
Posting Record Clerk ........ $3.50
Clerk Isl, tYpists. record work .S24o
Blueprint machine operator S235
Soles Analyst with comptometer
experience ............... SITS
Cottage Mother. live in. con
be couple ............... S22S
General Office. non-industriul S22S
Ediphone, good company to $500
PIX. light tYpist. $50 p. m.
to IL midnight ............. .S225
Secretary. non.industriGl ..... $3.50
Typist. 4 hours q day Y.........Sl.5o
Secretary. radio. to 4s. ...... $3.50
Many Of our employer clients
will pay the fee for quGlihed
applicants.
Open Dolly to 500
Saturday Till loo
Evenings BY Appointment
Member Of The Cleveland En-
ploYment Service Association
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SALES TRAINEE

Are you q college grad? Or have
some college? We have the job for
you. Train at top salary with sew
eyol Of Clevelund's best companies.
Coll for appointment Salaries 10
S400 start. Potenuol $4,000 OF
better. Coll Miss Bendell.
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All Listings Local Unless Otherwise Designated.
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FOR r z Mt

SLEEPING room for lady, near East
l85th ST., off Lake Shore blvd. KE.
1-5903.
SLEEPING room for honest. middle
aged man. 16415 Arcade before 6
p. m, KE. 1-2608.
OFF-street parking. Hayden ave-, near
Woodwork. 81 per week. MU. l-202O
SINGLE home, rooms and bath, S8s
month. Call RE. 2-8035
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EAST CLEVELAND D
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1928 EUCLID AVE. GLenville I-aa47
Inmedioie Openings
Stop In ToduY
NJ E N

Office methods. know LBM system;
college. TO As. local 10 $500
ClericGl, lumber experience .SsS wk.
Sules Correspondent. exp. to $3.50
Production Plunner. college
grod., 70 SO years .. 10 S475
Personnel and public relotions,
exp, relocate. rs 10 45..... Open
Muil Bow. drive ........... 10 S225
Systems, procedure. LB.M. knowl-
EDGE. relocate Ohio ..... to $500
Copy Writer. experienced in
mCnucls ..... ........ 10 $500
Jr. Office Methods. college to S42S
Cost Accounting. manufacturing.
10 as Observation-Disclosures. S400
Credit Manager, college $3.50 up
Replacement Purts, screw
machine ............ S400
EstimGtng, sales correspondent $3.50
Accountant, troin Tor key spot S4o0
Jr. Accountant degree S350-S400
Clerical. some uotfic exp.
light tYpinq young ........ $3.50
Freight dispatcher
~ noon 10 g PM .... S95 wk
Production Schedu.er. desk job $3.50
Outside collector. young,
COZ furnished and exp. .. $500
Schedulers. planners ...... 10 1915
Inside Sales. lead 10 outside
machine tool ......... 10 S400
Clerk-TYpist 1875 .......... S306
Illustrator and LeueTer. smull Eust
Side plant ........ S4o0-S450
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SALES

SGles engineer for New York area.
industrial ContGcts. start $500.
potential .-. $4,000 per year
Soles Engineer. machine tool.
Akron, Ohio ............. S6S00
Kitchen Equipment Sales. sheet
metGl experience ..-...... $500 +
SGles Correspondent some
technical background ...... S425
Insurance Sales. will
train ......-..... to S400 start
Sales Correspondent. metal
partitions .....,.......-..S S375
Sales. mature. appliance, West
Side $50 week r commission
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w o M E N
TOP LlSTINGS
OF THE WEEK

Women's personnel mgr, handle
office interviewing, recreation
proqrcm. college background $3.50
Assistant personnel mgr, handle
men and women, interviewing $3.50
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MAPLE ave-, 124l3, sleeping room for
l or gentlemen, near Willard Stors
age Battery PO. 1887. after $50
p. m. or Sunday. ---
EUCLID, furnished home, near lake.
June 10th 10 September lst, Sl2o
month plus utilities. RE. l-78ll.
WALLPAPER steamers, floor sanders,
edgers. L. RoeSch Paint and wall
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Member Of G. Z. S. a.
OPPOR MITES
Al Compdnie
w O M Z n

w " NJ r ~
CONTACT MRS. ROBERTS
Droftswomon, Wickliffe S350S375
Chemistry and Lib. Sc. grad. or
equiv. for challenging Gnd-
lYticol position. town.
No Fee .............. S375S400
Filing Supervisor, s-eii dept. $500
Accts. PGyoble. bkkp. E. Cleve-
land, No Fee .....,........ SITS
Key Punch Oper.. some exp. to $500
Comptometer Operators. oil
operotons ....,...... S27S-S3oo
Secretaries. Stenos. Ediphone.
Operators. monY No Fee.
E. Cleve., Euclid, Wicklifie.
WillouehbY ..........S S3o0-S375
Clerk TYpist purchasing. voried
duties. good advancement,
Euclid Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Clerk.TYpist. E. Cleveland, good
opportunity TO learn monuioc-
turing. voried duties. No Fee S240
Expeditor. interior decorator.
type .................. S3OO
TYpist. soles office. Wickliife $3.50
Generol Cleriool; light tYpinq,
Eost Cleveland ........ S250-S27S
Sales Service Clerk. no type.
No Zee .-...........-...... SZoO
Posting Clerk, no tYping,
NO rec ..........,.....-.. pIOU
Mail Clerk. Euclid. No Exp. $500
Production Scheduling File Clerk.
no tYping, No Fee ......... S2l0
Relief PIX. varied duties. light
tYping. No Fee ............ $3.50
Rms. doYs. no Sundays.
| 4U mrs. .............. oEoU
Secretary. .BookkeepeI l.qirl'
office. no shorthand. no
! reports ...... -........ SZoO
you Gre looking for is not
lY have one to fit your quoli-
nd It!
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HELP WANTED (MALE)
Pars-Time Salesman

For Garden Center. Dolly a to 8
Pm. and all day Saturday and
Sunday. Also one full-time man.
Must be aggressive. Experience not
necessary. Hourly rate. 1850 Loke
Shore Blvd. between 4:3o and Pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-04-12

BOY, Is years old. desires part-time
work in store, will work hard. UL.
1850.