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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

uals who successfully stood up
for the rights to think and read
freely and who followed the die
tates of conscience. or who ap-
piled the Bill of Rights to hui
man situations in the face of
considerations of "expediency."
kOonce's Nomination
Mr.. Koonce won by nomi-
mating John Orr of Miami, Fla.
Mr.. Orr, a man of POLITICAL
ambitions since his youth, APP
Ipeared to be on his way to real
ize them with his election tol
the Florida Legislature. But
when a number of segregationI
bills were introduced, he an
nounced that he could not 90
along with them and eloquentlyI
criticized them as wrong, unfair
and pulling down the white
people while attem p ing toI
ISegregate Negroes. He an
lnounced he was a member of the
National Association for the
Colored People.
His actions appeared to jeop-
ardize his future. But he was
subsequently reelected to the
Legislature.
Five others besides Mr.. Koonce
also nominated Mr.. Orr.
The subjects of the prize
winning letters receive no CASH
prizes but honors. Mr.. Orr will
be present at a dinner at which
all the prizes are to be an
Inounced, to be held at 7::30 pm.
Thursday in the Mayflower
Hotel.
WGAY Official Nominated
Mr.. Fields letter nominated
Joseph L. Brechner for honors.
Mr.. Brechner is general man.
ager of Station WGAY at Silver
Spring. Mr.. Field said his letter
pointed out that Mr.. Brechner
saw to it that both the minority
as well as the majority received
a hearings in a dispute over
banning book selected for the
Montgomery County Schools.
The ban was finally rescinded.
Mr.. Prina's letter described
the long uphill battle waged by
Mrs. Mary Farquharson Of the
Seattle Urban League to OBJ
tain reinstatement for a Negro
carpenter. He had been fired as
a security risk" from his nom
sensitive Army job at Fort
Lewis. Wash. The Army finally
reversed its decision and re-
stored the man to the Job with
back pay.
One of the prize-winning let
tiers took as its subject former
Senator Harry P. Cain. former
member Of the Subersive Activi-
ties Control Board. Early in 1855
he sharply criticized the admin
istration's employee security pro-
gram. His crusade created a gulf
between him and Republican,
leaders. and he was denied re-
appointment.
Each winner Of a cash prize
may designate a tax-exemptl
charitable institution to receive
IA sum to be given in his name
equal to the amount Of his win
ming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
...bUt we
know how!

Whether it's to please a man or
look wonderful in a sheath, you
have your reasonsi
But we'll turn your slimming
hopes into reality!
There's always one leader in any
field, and in reducing its Stauifer.
Our four motorized couches
slenderize specifically where
you need il. But it takes four
to make you nice ali over.
Come pay us a visit. Well talk
over your special problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
Stock Tukine of U. S.
.Wuter Resources Uroed

A general stock-taking Of the
Nations water resources must be
made to meet the increasing de-
mands of modern / n dustrial
civilization.
This warning came today from
Albert G. Fielder. an assistant
chief of the water resources divi-
sion of the Geological Survey.
Mr.. Fielder addressed the ma
tional convention of the Ameri-
can Society Of Civil Engineers in
Jackson, Miss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19

DuV1N 4AOOIIOO O4 7 IIO
to share the first prize of $4,000.
L. Edgar Prina of The Star,
who won the fifth prize. one of
10 $l00 awards. ID
Stanley Field. chief of pro-
duction for the radio-television
branch of the Army, who lives
at 1862 North Dickerson street,
Arlington. who was ninth in the
list, winning one of the 500
prizes.
The American Traditions Prof.
ect was designed to collect true
stories about groups or individ-
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ESsI!'!la!GI

HOURS: 9 AN. TO 9 PM.
DOWNTOWN: i732 Eye 81. NV. re. 7.733s
UPTOWN; $3.50 cenneetisvt Ave. EM. 2.27lt
ARLINGTON; 43o0 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-225t
ALEXANDRIA. ia So. Fuirfox 81. TE. $685.
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2 on Star, Arlington Man
Win roditions' Prizes

Three Washington residents two Of them
The Stars staff the winners in the
the Republics $4,000 American Traditions Project.
The three
David Koonce of The Star who was one of sly
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BOX 45O-A, STAR

lUTO RODf METAL MAN. eSpsr !,
for active Oids dealer hn-hu and
other benefits Apply MIR sTEk
LING between S-a.10 pm SlaN
Ga ave- Silver Sprinp Nd ~
j-SOln
AUTO PARTS MAN with General
Motors oxneT., permanent position
all company benefits includinn
hosp. vacation sick leave, etc.
no nOaters Box Sob, star
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, must BE-
thoroughly experienced and de-
pendable Substantial Ruaraniet
and permanent position for righl
man, 6-day week Call In person
Monday, MIKES AUTO REPAIR
HOS N ulebe I'd, Arlington.
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Must be thcroGKhly experiences.
S,zhet; sslary. advancement. Apply
-sEoAt, I'll eth 5; az
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During the First Ten Months Of this Year
The Star Published 1876 6o2 More Classified
Ads than Washington's Second Newspaper

Wheh aHsipeytHp aanertissments
addressed 10 Star bnxes DO NOT
enclose ofipiHdl references pho.
foorephs on ether materials o.
personal ralHe C0pies serpe The
pRrpose oFt1iRdls may oct losf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
AssIsTANT CRrDIT NAylCIP
ASSISTANT MANAGER

Opportunity for training with
areas fastest gFoVlnf COnsNmef n
nance company age g9-.Bg GOOD
personality, hiRh school education
5-day vk company benefltsi TOP
ralary. car essential caN Mr.
Rpss n ~ S-i033. DALTON FL
NANCE INC
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ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel CounSeling
Placement Services
l025 Conn Ave NV. RIM. sl5
CALL DI. 7-4l50
FOR INTERVIEW TIME

TEACHER elementary school
tth grade. education dee. or BA
and go0d teaching expcf able 20
BE certified IN Va; position avail
FEB I white. salary, 70 ~ nHu.
depehcing on eApef
ACCOUNTANT Semiseniss. CPA
Arm. expeF IA public acctg.. good
future IS u0U plus.
SALES TRAfNkE. lraFn automu-
tive safes with old reliable firm,
preYl0us sales eNprr bat not auto
motive married exec refs. sub
slantlai dFAN while tFalniug excel
commission plan ans bensnsg No
FEr Potential 81 a0n 20 - 0,ee
ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER
ttrainerl tire expef helpIgl. good
future - hour
CENTRAL oFFICE Nd ARA
type a. epm EenerAl clerical
xhiie 70 age IS. Ssha
IsTRATIVE ASSISTANT -
state Headquarters Richmond.
National Voluntary Health Agency
Must have experience IN personnel
supervision budget conircl and
hancliug volume % correspond
enee Attractive opportunity for
Saassnnshsf R Rspig 10 ~. 'sps. sen sdn
ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION
COPYWRfTER. prefer young mao
with interest or training In d.
rect mail adyertising nsld ex-
eeiisnt opportunity mAny EN-
irslainE ard experience. 10 Boz
ibt-A star
AGENT--A man 20 train for lfs
r.inFy fun ttssls StaTttng salary.
as per wk pins eonB Ast limit
as ". s-qi71
Aircraft Sheet Metal
Four ysars OF experience in repair
and MODIFICATION required. Salary
s3T5
AVIATION PLACEMENT
DUPONT CIR, sIpd RAJ. aos
.AD f.6Hfa AID f-k34e
APPLIANCE MECHANIC for small
electrical appliances Apply G A
IEPpEET. INC iifs HlnWocd
ave Pals Church. Va
APPLIANCE sERvIcEMEH
senehmen ana outside men Must
be expeF. Small appliances. washers
dYiers dtshWasherx disposais Perm
icbs. steady work. raid yafatinn
and Ercgp insurance. GENERAL
.EIECTRONIcS INC, 45l3 Wis
ave. n w. EN- e-Si'lo
APPLICATION ENGR.. young. 80
yrs. expeF IN refzy and air sord
process applications oreers ez-
pediiine ME- DEE good fltpfe IS
dement's sNFf limo 4 SMILING
AGcY ao5 l+th "a " ST s-eSSS
ARCHITECTURAL o. civil ensr
"3-3u excel oppori with locel
sneincering rrrs nrodgri ur1luo-
,ion and Industrial sonsa!iins
SMELLING & SWELLING tGES-
CY HnA IAN 81 nv ST J.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MASAGKR
qualified 20 take Charae o. our
credit dspt Unusual oppoftlgitN
ApBlie aiions IN conadence Phone
III 1-sfup. for interview appt.
KAPLOWITZ. on 1871 between
Z and ? nv
ASST CREDIT NOR TRAINEE.
hSkpg expers yng eppog -.
cPA. .xpsr "a 81 $40
IBM Chief orr. 10 sfVh Wk
fHN u OrY sS11 np
once Mgr sales trnince. college
ETad > e. 10. personahle. rapid
advancement NJ $3.50 up
AIfEN-OBRfFN Personnel Service
i4O4 n Y Ave NV RE 1850
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Opportunity for training with
areas fastest crowns consumer a.
nance company ace se-Bg GOOD
personality, hiRh school education
0-faY TX company bchentS TOD
ralarv. car essential caN Mr.
Rpss n ~ S-i033. DALTON FL
NANCE INC
ASSISTANT MANAGER
RESTAURANT
Young man with snovlcdee Of
restaurant ard soda fountain
business Salary COMMENSURATE
with experience and ability Cal
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PERSONAL
coNIlMtol

tCONIlNUtol
KNITTING MACHINES. hand
Us before BUYING Pref instr
Phone SOMA NOBLE SCHOOL
Oh KNITTING. RIA 6-S1ss
/ 200 BUSINESS CARDS. 1855
calendar. - IS. Rubber stamps.
other Drin.ing reas RA. u-s2Oa
MATURE CoLORED WOMAN. good
edGca plus pleasant personality
10 yrs cxneg hosp. nursing care
VIII come 10 your house. care for
gnfonir OF temp. Illness. Car as
Stst as housekeepeT and eompan-
ion LA. H-051p. %
fsrst class. for men
or women. VIII call and az ladies
II s-g5s1 or II, 7-si4s
MAXI ~ AND L1vL - Positive
thinkine confidence, better con-
ystsniion. success ane hagpins.s...
csAss lessons Cal d. T-sssit
mornings ln,3n TO ls 80. and
ewes. ; 70 d 80
NJ STRANGER' - Meet new
friends al t.ctors praetice dauee
HaaHAEAttH ANAAA W. AAA4ALH " 80
yancec steps - per "a VICTOR 8
lfienoiv DAME studios tl5th " D.
100 Conn. ave NV Inquiries
invited. lilo pm CO 5-5a0g
CONNAIESCEST AND RETIRED
PEOPLk cared for in hoDe, 7iVi
Gear ave, Takorna fark. JU
a-.Bs71, u s-560a
VISIT OUR UNUSUAL sTORE-
HUGE variety Of oaskets. hAndi-
crafts. many Imported Items and
gtockinF nllers T. o LlkENS,
The Basket Store. Tsi2 Old
Georgetown 70 Bethesda. OIL
a-iba6
BABY'S FOOTPRINT or handprin,
on ceramic Ills. plus name. cate
etc feas FL. s-sST2. or leave
message ., IA. s-441s
SINGLE-BREASIED MEN's SUITS
made out 81 oltmoded double
breasted styles. fertccf ~ For
Tbs special low price. SiS There
are seyera' ways Of converting but
there Is cnlY one correct WaV
Also aides and mems clothes
made 70 order FtsHFT3 &. isaiss
md Mems Expert Tai!oFs 70
UT 10 FIOHT, THE BATTLE
OF THE HIGHWAY FOR YOU
Our reliable drivers VIII have your
CO. a. y1lr ceviinatiou pTuwDfiv
AUTO SHIPPERS ASSOCIATES
sn --.H1u
ORGAN music
Available foF YOUR parties or din
ners. Orrsn furnished UN 4-i91.
DYEING Is TT
CALL EXQUISITE"
RA 3-a1s7 300 GA AVE wv
XMAS GIFTS that bring more
business Wo 6-s504 daily
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FORD SERVICE TRUCK
With Holmes Crane
JEEP 800 PICKUP TRUCK
HARLEY DAVIDSON
MOTORCYCLE
oYF THi.' FsWlIRsMmTuRE' a.

OFFlCE FUENIufE ana
MACHINES, Etc
walnut executives and salesman !
desks. swivel, posture and side
chairs. tables, metal Ming devices
and ttoraEe cabinets. Cardineers.
Kardex paymaster check writer,
cash register, Diebold double door
safe. cash vault. RemingtOn Rand
adding machines and ealculatOrs,
Royal and Remington Rand type
writer's. ExecutOne system. Letter
graph duplicator, Allen Wales post
Ing. machine, SoundscriDer, Pay
write board, VerlfaY -" Kodak
leather sofa with chair OF same
sinele and g-secti0n settees corner
and side tables 0-E and Oasis
water coolers, pedestal hassock and
desk fans, Standard registers signs
INSPECTION DEC. IS, 10 TO 8
TERMS; CASH
MAyhowsr Motors, Inc.
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BOOKKEEPER

TO assume moderate responsibilities
ia maintaining detailed records Ex-
perienee with a variety Of book
keeping machines preferred Appii-
cant must be Thoroughly veFsed IN
AZ phases Of douhle-entry systems
for specialized assignment related
10 investment and trust fund ae-
counting submit letter indicating
COMPARABLE experience, aGe. en-.
piasment record, current rate OF
pay specimen OF penmanShip, and
reason for leaving present employer
Aax a6i-A. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

Z WILL NOT ~ RESPONSIBILITY
for any debts contracted BY any
enc other than nyself cARRfB NJ
HINhETT 1904 Garland avenue,
Takomo Park. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
IAN OPERATOR IN n
INSURANCE CAS-. TNDERWRITTR
Insurance Salesman

would like 10 taik with a man
between the saes OF . and 40 who
is Willing 10 WORK ~ hours a week
on an established debt 10 wash
ington We offer q 90-week tfsin-
ms program also many com psny
benefits including group insurance.
decentralization and retirement plan
Apply o s McGana. MsnageT.
PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE CO
291s Rhode Island ave ne or
phone AID 4-an31 between $50
a m and 40 nm
JANIToR. With experience IN apart
ment house maintenance must
have iocal references and Mary
land chaGfrurs license Apply
MPS ZoFIINER, Winchester
Takoms trari menJs 1890 Maple
ave Takfua PARK. Nd, JU
JaNITOR - Quarter and sslsTy
sms-! apt bios refs sober WO
JANITOR. experienced With stoker.
Tor elevate BLDG Sis5 ITO. sal
airy anc apt 30 enlrrer Ca.
Mp JOHNSON Ma s-2345
JANITOR. ooioze6 made AGED
part time fOr small. wrl-loc tee
at cpst. AIT and Sasery
THOMAS ; FIaHLR & CO nc
f3s 18th s. rN ID i-bS3n
IANIToE. coioyso married tor ige
40. house must be sobf- sn1
reliable ABILITY 20 make minor re
pair essential gocu apt ane
salary refs reau.Tfc THOMAS
; FISHER A. CO INC. rs 18th
* nv Dl -hs.iN
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

REST AuRAST
Young man with kuowlcdee Of
restaurant and soda fountain
business Salary commensurate
with experience and ability Gall
MIR McNEFtY between and 3
p M daily ~ OF @-ilo1, 20 ar
range ioF interview
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
COLLECTORS
EXPERIENCED ONLY

Mature. free 70 travel extensively
bT car 20 contact DELINQUENT ae-
counts on a dealer leyel sales ex-
perience would bs hslpful but not
essential remuneration, $500 Va
advance vs. amplcSeeS Gail SID
JACOBS Monday. IL Moons pm.
EX- 3-5032
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Janitor

Colort6 couple. sober and in
custrluus. 70 act Is ianitor IL &c
sp,s man 70 put IN part time. 70
halls 70 sweep o. c3op l-ru
BCe AFT rem Tree tn eSg 1snEe
must Be able g turn good refs
AEp = 81 peFso- Men atts~ fn
Federal Realty 1924 NV.
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HELP-MEh
tcoAfINutDl
ACCOUNTANT

Atlas Agcy., RE. T-5767
I4ed n = ave NV Room 5nu
ACCOUNTANT, IT. cPA nrm,, dec,
or last year Of Schoo. excel. CD
por 10 use 30, start SO.
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHIER 4 son
AuetioneeFs-AppTaiseTs


Liquidation Sale BY Auction
OF
Lincoln Mercury Agency
cenplstsly Equipped Auicuesiye
ssRV.f-E ard SALTS
~ CHINERY and EQUIPMENT
POWER and HAND TOOLS
Tesiing Dsylccs-PsEtS-B
Shelsing
Air Compressor Washmoblle
NATIONAL "sOs4fIGiR s-RI-iC
CASH REGISTER
olce Furniigre-Filing DeIess
TYPEwRiTERs-cALCULA1DRs
ADDING and Post.ns Machines
sAFE-cAsH. VAULT
EXECUTONE
veEisax e. Eodak-soundscrt5er
TINE CLOCK-wATER COOLERS
also
PoRD CRANE TRUCK
n D. Motorcycle and Side Delivery
JEEP PICKUP. ETC
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT MAYFLowER MOTORS. INC
1875 18TH Street NV
SAT RDAY
DECEMBER ~. 1857 iOA AM
MAcHIEERY-TooLs
EQUIPMENT
. WeStiughouss i-h D. air compress
A0r Bear ,i3h' wheel OAlanctI
sllgney and frunt-erd machine,
Port-O-PoWer. Manley iU-ton ny
draulic press, Sun distributor tester
AND analyzgr Washmobile. bfaEf
Tlvef nreSs. drum turner Clarke
poiisher, Iriblock and Budgett
HOSTS. u $ safety hoist 56D
rsiacer. acetyiene OUTFIT Kleer Fio
'KS3n' degreasery. No 10f gTowler.
Champion plus cleaner and service
unit Sioux sanders ana buffer
BAD anu Sioux bench grinders.
Sun Electronic Eve and Bear
headlits testers. AllWaukee and
Sioux drills. drill set, complete iub-
TicatinR equipment. wheel aliancf
carnuretor cleaner cylinder homer
micfometeTs. motor stands. Spring
kpreader. Fendix pump unit and
gun. Manley arbor press, brake
bleeder, compression and circuit
testers. clutch rebuilder door align
or pneumatic Rrindef, hydran nc
unit, armature recOnditioner huf-
fers, Mercury and Manuel tool kits
die screw set. I r impact wrench
Biackhawk and walker Jacks bat
terry chargefS, Sioux poliSher6. Lee
bumper lifi Sommer and Macn
glass machine. Aeral Transmission
JACK. drum turner chain hoiste
hydromatic and engine tester, As
sorto posts tad and die set valve
Frinder. BAD holepin. ignition
tester, water reel Manley trestles
two f-ton Jacks body tool set. yises
torch set, Binks spray guns anc
separator. etc.
ALSO
Pity parts bins and shelving stet
work benches, foremans desks anc
lockers, motor stands, tool cab.
inets. co.. and S&A FIRE extin.
RuiShefS, KEY machine, 7 y. "
time clock, tool toters, fans, Gel
vacuum cleaner
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IANITOR,s JOB

Married mar tof large Garden
type apt project II southeast
Mn6t be experiences with al types
maintenance goTk and With heavy
O.. burner Able 20 supervise tan
ltoFS SIS no Plus spt Apply a
person 70 NH. CRPIN a-l9 an
or % 5 pm, WEEKDAYS H @
Swiftly CO 81 LIZ ~ Nv
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To Ploce q Star Ad
Coll
Sterling $4,000

Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 Pm. Erdoy
MONDAY EDITION. 8 Pm. Sun.
TUES. to FRI. 3 Pm. psY seiore
SAT. EDITION. 10 PM Fndoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
hELp-MEh
MECHANICS


e, ard 40, experienced In Euilding
maintenance. must BE- soccer and
able 70 furnish good references.
Permanent position 5-day. 40-hr.
Wk with overtime Liberal company
benefits and opportunity for ad-
uanennnant AnnlN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Maintenance Mechanic

Expe rienced IN sIr-conolticnine
and heating equipment IN once
nuilGing ar apartment houses
Hus, BE- thoroUEh mechanic
cable o; MAINTAINING and kefpinc
n rrualr Al str-ccnc ton rE.
plumbing heating src electrical
rguinrent. SaiaTy based CT auaa-
Sp.prRO. INC
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36d-H Star
Bt'rCHER-C oUNTHRMAN. expcr
sober. reliable Gail ~ a-a24n
or apply MONTGOMERY HILLS
MARKET. Georgia ave Ans sem
mary I'd silver Spring Nd
CAR WASHERS. colored TO WORK
N auto. laundry extra men for
week ends 35in 6eofEia ave n "
CARPENTERS is}, trim iua
JlmA Hotel Arlington blvd ard
Port Ayrf d. Report : So IN
ready 20 work See MR. BisSo-
NfifE
CARPENTER. ist-ciass mechanic
inside frnodeling Job must have
skil.saw install stairway hans
metel doors SO day 1898 y
81 nv
CHOIR DIRECTOR OF director
ofFantst for church on Capitol
NIL, oeginning about Jan, !. BoA
3Hl A. star
cLERK. 81 yrs and ever: iyping
exper pleasant Worktng cond
97is hrs q week paid vacation
for nationally operated company
Re. required Reply BOX lso-A
star
CIERk. white high-eiass dsiica
fesseh. d days experience net
necessary Must be xilling 10
learn. Apply IN person. CARL &
aaf3 Conn, ave NV
CLERK. career pos. for h. 5. grad
OF better Nhite. age I $50 GOOD
with figures ara type - Apm
e dsv Sg0n MANAGEMENT
coNsULTAETs. NC Suite 1901
1888 q nv
TIN TYP. sxper e5-45 rihse
area. ) DAYS $40 POTOMAC
FAiP ea3t Wilson blvd Ar,
CLOTHING SALESMAN
Must be thcronEhly experiences
hsgheE; salary. advancement. Apply
-sEoAL. Ill eth 81 az
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LsWYFR--Lgt tfarsp COMPANY
has excel stioa Tor ycune
LAWYER Protestant organ sge
l--tH CAV * e -astu NAN
AGEMENT CONsULTANTS nc.
SUITE 1901. 1883 @ IA
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MaNsGEr, retail women : apparel.
Cuo6 merchandise 20 cgvi0z
Nfnsf have rrcs s-.7, CNDfs Sch-
wli caunaeutle rcsln'C Eesocste
Virginia n niwan ~s.tHtt MAN
AGEMFNT con eULTANTS- INC
SUITE tu0l 1875 u q y. NE
.1BS.
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COURIER

RetiFed military man age - 2
sn n handle classified material
Excellent Werkine conditions ano
employe dement's
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NIGHTMAN
NIGHT PORTER

LArse apt. BLDG local references.
AD 4-23n3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

Pity parts bins and shelving steel
WORK benches, ioremans desks and
lockers, motor stands, tool cab
inets. co.. and S&A FIRE extin-
RuiEhefS, KEY machine y. "
vacuum cleaner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
MAINTENANCE MAN

Coioreo. for modern apt Develop
ment IL Virginia, Musi BE- expert
euced with oil burners Coco sal
agy plus Quarters local references
required See Nj Reyle SHANNON
4 LUCHS CO. - l4th $. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
A Dynamic New Land
and Martini Orlando Is
Setting the Pace!
CHIEF ENGINEER
Airborne Guidance

Direct a.. DEVELOPMENT and
design Of Aifborne Euidancs
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-03
CALEDONIA ROOM
MOTHERS. HOSTESSES

Caledonia School announces its
room mothers and room hostesses
for the year 1878.
For Mrs. Sarah Johnston's kin
dergarten class the room
mothers are: Mrs. Theodore Mann,
2124 Mt. Vernon blvd, and Mrs.
Erwin F. Shrader, 2042 Brunswick
I'd. The room hostesses are: Mrs,
Charles G. Hamilton, 1880 Glynn
rd., and Mrs. William R. Maxwell,
3421 Rosedale rd.
For Miss Jean Nokoun's kinder
garten classes, room mothers are
Mrs. Robert F. Pattie. 1887 Hart
wood rd., and Mrs. Ray A. Van
Ommen, 1895 Brewster rd.; room
hostesses are: Mrs. Fred W. Dis
chinger, 1866 Glynn rd., and Mrs.
Louis J. Trotter, $3.50 Monticello
blvd.
For Miss Ellen Messengers first
grade, room mothers and room
hostess, in that order, are: Mrs.
John buddy, 16248 Glynn rd., and
Mrs. Thomas D. Hogen, 1854 Bran
don rd. Mrs. Florence Motiska's
first grade: Mrs. Neil T. Sawdey,
jr., 1875 Henley rd., and Mrs. L. j.
Suva, 1914 Greyton rd. Miss
Audrey Scott's first grade: Mrs.
Wayne H. Borges, 927 Brunswick
rd., and Mrs. William r. Boulton,
16200 Helmsdale rd.
Miss Kate Warmers second
grade: Mrs. Frederick Kramer,
3428 Spangler rd., and Mrs. r. H.
Rusch, 1868 Henley rd. Mrs. Re-
becca Prices second grade: Mrs.
R. H. Kutscher, 1853 Brandon rd.,
and Mrs. Carl King, 1856 Nela-
wood rd. Mrs. Catherine Anderson's
second grade: Mrs. Richard Got
tron, 15457 Brewster rd., and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Sayre, 956 Dresden rd.
Miss Margaret Browns third
grade: Mrs. Edmund Dowden,
1870 Henley rd., and Mrs. William
J. Donaldy, 16O65 Glynn rd. Mrs.
Barbara Baumgartner's third
grade: Mrs. James Davis, 1875
Nelawood rd., and Mrs. William
Southwick, 839 Nelayiew rd. Mrs.
Mary Ellen Thomas's third grade:
Mrs. Thomas Priscilla, 1886 Glynn
rd., and Mrs. John S. Ficzeri, 2067
Hanover DIR.
Miss Marilyn Conrath's fourth
grade: Mrs. Werner L. OFT, 1850
Taylor rd., and Mrs. Jack Parsons,
1892 Cleviden I'd. Mrs. Ethel
Brickel's fourth grade: Mrs. T. S.
Washewicz, $50 Dresden rd., and
Mrs. S. Robert Fraser, 954 Dresden
I'd. Miss Nadine MacNeilPs fourth