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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-17

Charles Mosley from Thompson
were present. They were del
egates from Geauga County to
the State Grange Convention
held in Columbus in October.
Mr.. Mosley gave a very COM
plete report of this convention.
Preceding his talk the Grange
sang, "Old Kentucky Home"
and Mrs. Ralph Taylor read a
poem. A lunch featuring hot
chilli was served by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Battles and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Battles. Next
meeting january %.
Moved from Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. E lder
left on Tuesday to make their
home in Florida. They will live
at Indian Rock Beach where
they have purchased a home.
This is on the west coast near
Clearwater. For many years
Mr.. Elder has operated a gas
oline station and repair shop on
Chillicothe Road. This business
was terminated by the widening
of the road.
Sold Business
Frank E. Downer, who lives
on Caves Road, has sold his
business in Cleveland and re-
tired. Mr.. Downer started this
work Is years ago during the
depression and it has developed
into growing and prosperous
business.
Welcome Wagon Club
The Chesterland Welcome
Wagon Club will meet at 800
pm. on January 81, at the
West Geauga High School. There
will be flower arranging dem
onstration by Mrs. RI. Kochert.
All newcomers of the area are
welcome. Mrs. Clarence Wieland
and her committee will serve
refreshments.
- Square Dance
The next West Geauga P.T.A.
sponsored Square Dance has
been designated the BELL Ball..
This will be held in the Chester
School Gymnasium on Saturday,
Jan. 10, from 900 to 1900 pm.
Everyone interested is invited.
Music by the OrkettS with Aud
rey Blair as caller. Proceeds
are for extra curricular activ-
tiles for the school.
WOmenS Council to Meet
The Women's Council of the
Community Church will hold
meeting on Jan. "a. Luncheon
will be served at 1890. This
will be followed by a speaker,
Mrs. Lester Green, of Chagrin
Falls. M RS. Green is State
Chairman of the Christian Soc
ial Action Committee of the
Ohio Womens Fellowship.
The luncheon reservations
may be made by calling Mrs.
Charles Gilbert or Mrs. Peter
Ruh. The price is $1.O0.
Birthdays
A family party was held at
the LaMoreaux home on Sun
day. This honored the birthday
of Murray L aMoreaux which
was Jan. IA and also that of
his son, Mark, who reached his
IL birthday on Jan. IL.
Mrs. A. B. Hills birthday was
Jan. IA and the occasion was
honored at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hill on Sunday.
Contest Winner
Miss Rose Mary Trivisonno,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph TriviSonno,, Ranch Drive,
CheSterland, a senior at West
Geagua high school, was winner
in the District Prince of Peace
contest. Her grafton, which won
the local and county contests
previously, was They Shall
not Sleep in Flanders Field.
The district contest was held
in the First Congregational
Church in Ashtabula on Sunday
evening January 6. There were
contestants from five counties
in northeastern Ohio. Miss Triv-
iSonnos victory in the district
contest makes her eligible to
participate in the Semi-finalS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-17

ONE STOP here is all it takes to save ALL your food
needs. Becaus variety is wider, our prices lower
do your marketing in less time with less eff
fort less money Try it once you'll save here always
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-04
GO. P. to Meet Here
Dec. Sc on Elections

I'VE have invited President
Eisenhower to have q breakfast
session with u.s." Mr.. Alcorn
said. land he has enthusiastic
cally accepted. Following a
forenoon executive session of
the Republican National Com
mittee. Vice President Nixon
will join us in a luncheon ses-
sion."
The breakfast meeting with
the President and the luncheon
meeting with the Vice Presi-
dent will be limited to mem
bers Of the National Commit
tee. and the remarks of both
the President and the Vice
President will be off-the-rec-
ord.
Mr.. Alcorn has called a
meeting Of the 27-member Ex-
ecusive Committee Of the Ma
tional Committee for an after
noon session, December S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-04

In order to obtain "a frank
appraisal Of the status Of the
Republican Party and its or
ganization." members Of the
Republican National Commit
tee have been called to WASH
ington for conferences Deem
Der 5 and 6. in which both
President Eisenhower and Vice
President Nixon will play inn
portant parts.
Republican National Chair
man Meade Alcorn. in an
nouncing his call for the COM
mittee meetings. made it very
clear that the principal busi-
ness would be discussion Of the
party's chances for victory in
both the 1858 and 1860 cleo
tions, and what should be done
to strengthen the party's posi-
ton lin the various sections Of
the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

FUHN no; metal cIothes
closet. IS; ni9ht tables, -; pale
ar. dresser and wall hanging
Sa, 5sS,; $50 s pnPs .,oes t shs e
toaster. IS: vaias iron. SIS. War
ina blender. S12: barbecue. SIS:
also other household pieces. OIL.
4-uS4p,
FURN.-Scfa, SIS: tables SIS;
modern bcdrm. 500. dinette
$50: new sec. sofa. din I'm, bed
I'm. hideabed. ov. 3-4667.
FCRN.-Blond bedrm. set with
Sealey boz Sprine and mattress
din rm.. turquoise liy. I'm sets. q
wkS old 20 a-3aTp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

BEAUTY oFfRxfok. 100 pei
W., snaEs1. s !, elT. sCmin i,sI
nOpKKEErER-fYPIsf : BOSS 4
PHELPS, INC. llif X q, nv,
BOOkkEEPfNG MACHINE 0PkhA.
TOR,, with experience on NCR
machines; k-day vk., many com.
Rany henents, Cal Mr., stafford
1913 18th 81, nv, nI. 1-1eJ0.
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IfAMoUs CAST WORDS -Dy cspGun VN's'taa ll.!
lcoNIINulDl

FREEzER, I7-euble-ft, upFiaht. less
than l year oldi $500 or best
PuRNfTpRE---Dee, chair. pink vel-
table. Sis . sinsls ssashsii satin
spreads. IS. bargains. TA.S-iss5.
FURNITURE 81 al Kinds. must 81
sold 1t cost or below cost, LEASE
horany or modern: bedTm. suite,
French Provlncial: odd sofas,
chairs. chests: Gov. Winthrop
chest and secretaries: Duncan
phyie tables. chairs chrome
dinette sets, res. $To.bO 1917
S44.4b; cona0leum rugs. Dxl2,
$f2.0b, TO sell for 80 .D6; 3-way
foor lamps, 81 .eb; eocktAil tables,
lamps and lamp tables: al must
60 feeardless Of price. Friday.
7SsbBu ana lsS Sn2 ~ s. an nv. u''u-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
STORE FIXTURES

Cash resister. range. grill, re-
trigeratorS. tables. chairs, erockeFy,
pots and pans, china and silver:
Norris milk cabinet, toaSter, etc.
Dupont LUNCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

rIRE SALT FuN GAPS guar IS
mos 1;io:1 sexis Soyit s. IS:
tr,s SSi Rec q p ALff as tos f fnsEE
CO, S2Ss Ga ave RA $3.50.
M n" 10 ''s sI.i4.i NJ 4Ess k MnsssSin;
I'd, BIDS, Nd WA 7-66an. 304A
Lee hwy, Arla Va "a 4-4sS2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
PART TINE
5 MEN S


These men are from all walks Of
life they sought and they found an
opportunity for blg earnings with ".
II you are interested IN . better
opportunity come IN 81 10 am.
tomorrow aud We viii sadly dis
euss 1t With you.
ELECTROLUX CORP.
3707 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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Entire contents Of 2 or 4
rms MOVING, must sell. Any reas.
ofAer accepted. VIII. 2-saSa
FURN.-soM. UNCLAIMED; IL
piece dining room suite. 500;
dresser with mirror 50. rocker.
So new chrome A-piece dinette
T Ssoi table. r ssS iucfERNE V Up.
HoLSTERY, s4s3 18th st. NV.
NO 7-044a ..--.-
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Registered ADA: 3a5-bed. new gen
eral hospital; excellent salary. per-
sonnet dement's. Apply adminis-
traitor
ROT; ~ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Roanoke. virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17
LEADS GALORE
statesmen
statesmen
FOOD PLAN

wASH1NGTON'S PIO-
NEER FROZEN FOOD
SERVICE. ESTABLISHED
l945 WITH MOST PRO-
GRESSIVE SALES FORCE,
INVITES YOU TO LOOK
INTO OUR DEAL YOU
MUST MAKE $3.50 PER
wK. FOR US TO BE SAT-
ISFIED. WE PROVIDE THE
TOOLS TO DO IT WITH.
COME TO 927 NEW YORK
AVE. NV, LIST FL. SEE
ANDY ANDERSON, OR
NEWT THOMAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-17

STOVES. sas. used SIS up. Guar.
Delivery Cash or credit. Open
days 3 week Rear, 81 Eye st.
ST, NV, TX. 3-5714
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. - . ladies
want ride Christmas week Share
expense and help drive. Ho. -
9AIf, after q nm
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FUR COAT. mink. :, iensth, ash
blond color. size ~, new cond,,
$3.50. Phone mornings. wo. 8-sa06
FUR NECKPIECE. baum marten,
. top-grade skins, excellent con-
dillon; S3A Can EN-. .-pO27
evenings only. -
ICTRs--oray Persian lamb coat,
SiTe 1919, latest style. must sac
r'fice. DE. s-ib64,
FuRS--Nsw black mink cape 81, SOC
seu Sam Wild mink Jacket $3.50
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Rrlp-mta

SERVICE STATION attendant,
muSt Be sxpsr. n lnhEicatlon
Pa. ave. se,
SPECIALITY sALRsMEN - Pull 81
part time storm window and door
men, lowest par deal IN town
We handle all bank papers meas
urine. Installations and service
Leads, advances on approval. Call
SWITCHBOARD ORR, eolored,
nlght shift Apply IN person. MRS
WARNER, 1900 Harvard 81. NV,
TEACHERS, white; $500 $3.50 mo.
ADAMS TEACHERS A0CY., i3ll
q 81, NV RE, T-303S.
TESTER AND AssRMnIER--As-
ehAnIeal Instruments. N1dHI
SHIFT VIM train. Permanent
position. Company benefits, Apply
wEINscHEL ENuiNskRTN6,
Nd; 10, l-0i3a.
Nv BENCHAAN, experiences only,
top salary permanent Job, yaea-
ton. Other benefits. Hu, a.a2sa
Nv SERvlCEMAN. outside. expert
enced Truck furnished, Pull time
or mart time. LA. 8-i4t6.
rYPEWRITER REPAiRMAN, expe.
rienced, for new and fast-eroWlng
company, Thia Is an exceptional
opportunity and CHALLENGE. Salary
commemorate with exneTienee and
easkfronnd Call pI. 7-2ies Tor
Used Car Salesman
One experienced. reliable sales.
man needed. Permanent position.
Active lot. plenty Of floor time.
Above-ayerage earnings. Paid vaca-
uonS, insurance. other company
benefits. call for interview. MIKE
VALITOS, Ju. 1880, before 8.
MONROE FORD CO,
MAN. eolored. 20 clean cars, par.
time; must be sober Call between
i and 3 pm, La. 0-2500.
MAN lWhitel, good opening In
NV. area: 500 vk. to start. Phone
JE. $1,000 Tues. eve. after q pm.
MAN--Exeellsnt we'll paying estab.
Fuller Brush route open for man
with car, married pref. Phone DI.
T-AJvh for interview. No expeT
nee. training furn.
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REPAIRS q SERVICES

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, Gen.
,.al repairs. free estimates terms
OIL, a-ss66 or OIL. 6-ssil,
AIR DUCTS, heatins, repairs. sheet
work guaranteed, RA. 3-7220
IRICKwORK. new or repairs. ere
places, ehimneys. walls walks
A. FA0NANf, 10 2.iOe4
ELECTRIcAL WIRING, prompt At
tention 10 large and small Jobs
free estimate Call RA, $4,000
Ewes. and sun. uN 4-ib66
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING
cleaning and wax Jobs; reasonable
work guaranteed VIII e-726n
FLOORS sanded finished: new. q
IT,. old Toe up Painting, int, ext
Guar c L. HfNsoN, LII, 4.005A
2as
FLOORS sANDED and finished; OF
asphalt TIE installed. WA. T-iI20
eyes.. HA, 2-JS63,
FLOORS. sanded and finished spe
Father and son. 10. e:6253.
PAINTTN0, interior and exterior
plai teIing and paper hanging a.
low prices Experienced work done
satisfaction guaranteed Call fol
free estimate la D-lDjb
PAINTING. SMALL JOBS, LowEe1
PRIcEs CALL UNTIL II Pm.
PAINTING, int, ext, carpentry
gut spout, roof DO own work; b,
white Call anytime 10 7-l66d
PAINTING exterior, Interior. lst.
class work. do own work
brothers. white refs IA 2-lIal
PAINTING AND
WALL PAPERING
Before Christmas, see will redec
any room For free estimate,
CALL DU. 7-0003
PAPERING. Si9 rm. upi 80 sun,
fast washable paper Ju $4,000
RA 0-2As4, VIII 2-D4bs
PLUMBING, HEATING. remodeling
repairs PeTmAglas water heaters
Teas. prices, MAJ, work only A o
TRASH REMOVED
WALKER TRAsH Co. re S.csCs
Nv REPAIRS by qualified techni,
clan; free estimates 81 serv, cha
TOMS nv, or 4-bha3
Al HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
NJ On. payments, free estimate.
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hkChpItOhLbT, part time, % hrs,
s.SsSd s; s.sia:ss: s',o FS'a' St
REckfII ITO f;rlfIsr. ss... n;
sSS S .,,., erss desire Rsssonsnsls.
SoSd ts'eps ses.s Manners ,gp, y
a ssfEiNsi to So oSNSs JRIHpHsN nASf fSt.
suite 1901, 1875 q st. NV.
RECORDS CLERK
TO work N nlIn. Experiment: mug
10 work with laFee-scaie fillni
JOINS KofKiNs UNIVERSITY
OPERATIONS hEaRAncH QFPici
7as SSE TThIdEH3NsiE bt' vh'
\, n. sepsral narslns duties,
aeys, sslAFY ,eR.n: loTonAl.e
5fAMPk.; eo MS wilson blvd" Ari'
SECRgTARY. eSpeT, lee kVy.t -,
Wilson blvd. kri., "a. $4,000.
sECREATRY, e5-a5: ideal position
for personable young lady inter.
ested In SUBURBAN area; small
ofise bldg ample pafklng 9saA,l
week. TO $1,000 MANAqEMHNt
c0NsxLTAETs, INC SUITE 1901
SECRETARY. downtown Alex. abb
to assume regponllhIlltyi DAYS
$500 l soIo n. d.sSs h' vi A'a'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. expe.
Tiencedi senefai once duties. good
lypist manufacturing plant. u
d s:sh''e 81, s..SSss7. week ''la''
SECRETARY
"ExPKRIENcED''
Real Estate once
This Il an excellent position. Tor
a competent industrious secretary
salary open. Olive complete resume
Of your eYperienee. Replies con.
ldentlal BOX Sa-A. Star.
SECRETARY
PART TIME
Experienced IN shorthand and
typing. immediate discount on
purchases Amply employment once
THE HEIGHT CO.
SILVER SPRING
Penton 81. and Ellsworth DR.
sEcY. PART TIME. ewes. week
arsai. meals tby mother. also
option for full time. Write fully
exDsr. Boz i43-A. Star.
SEcY. .kfENo.. eongeniai and per-
sanahle. Ter attr. opening With
natl. trade assn; use InN elee,
typewriter. interesting, perm. pos
Dupont cir. area. Call Oh. 2-l0Si
STATISTICAL CLkRK. eolless
math.. will train In administer.
Ing. stortng and graphing per-
sonnet tests. some previous
statistical eyper. pref. ass a5.3A
start 81 300 Hk00ERTY EMPL
sERv.. eie Ellsworth DR., 10 g.
sTENOGkAPaER for national Salss
and aervies once. location 10th
and MiehiSen ave. ne. parking
T Isss,i'i ana w Rssd IA $4,000. eau
srRNO0RAPHER. ss7S 10 start,
Js-hour. s-day week: exeeiien,
employe dement's; 90 v.p.m. OF
better, Call Mr.. oTONER. DI.
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e0B SALE

PIAN0s-Seyeral excellent trade
ms, repossessions for balance;
demonstrators, Lester anc Chick
eEine, well worth INVESTIGATING;
KEENEY's PIANO AND MUSIC
STORE, I6l West st.. Annapolis.
Nd. Fl Balsimore-AnnapoiiS Blvd !,
PIANO. late-modei spinet. mahog.
guaranteed; $685.. For better mu.
steal values. KITS. 1880 q q.
NV, RE. 1922. Open nights,
Mon. throuah Fri. IN Q.
PIAN0s--xmes specials, hne duaI.
ity, full keyboard spinet pianos,
rare value, s495. KITS. 1880
niehts Mon. thru Fri, III 0.
PIANO, small mahogany Grand,
very good condition. 1925 or best
OFFER DU. 7-5036 after 8 pm.
PIANO. upright. GOOD playing cons
dition, part new felts. $50. IA.
7-oO32
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ron SkLe

LABORATORY APPAnATUs--Hot.
air oven, autoelave. electric shak-
ing maehfne, etc, 1928 Eye 81,
NV. Df. 1920.
MANTLEs. fireplace; 55-yeaF an,
tiaues, hand carving with front
andirons; excellent condition; free
delivery; $50. DU. 1854.
MIMEOGRAPH, model 100; excel
lent coDd. hrst reasonable ofieT
HU 3-8g7p.
MOTORS RGPAIRED, EXCHANGED
on most sizes while you wait.
lowest prices; parking ELECTRIC
ave. NV. AID, $1,000.
MOVIE PR0yECTOR, s0UND--ie-
ef. Call after 2 pm. TO. $4,000
MUSICAL iNsTRgMENTs : Mans
ing trumpets. clarinets. saxo-
phones, drums. aceoydions, sui
taFs. look and play ike new 81.
though priced ~ " the original
cost. KEENEY'e PIANO AND
MUSIC STORE. 1871 West st..
Annapolis, Nd; FL Baltimore
Annapolis blvd. Glen Burnie, Nd
-. - -
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CHRISTMAS TREES
Fresh Vermont Trees

Fresh Vermont Trees
Balsam, Fir, Spruce
THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM
TREES UP TO IL Fl.
TAKE YOUR PICK
$3.50
Fresh trees arriving daily. Fenced
in area for your children to play In
while YOU shop. Plenty Of parking
Open Daily 10 AN. 70 loPM
Closed Phi. ) PM, 20 Sat, s PM.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
College Ball Field
toppokite wash. san. and Hosp !
500 Flower Ave, Takoma Pk., Nd
CIVIL WAR ITEMS for sale-Mus-
kets. earbines, hats, swords, bayo-
nets, belts. buckles. canteens
tools. Ju 1880, after 8 pm.
CLARINET, German ebony, Boehm
sNS.em; hardly used, with case,
best ofieT, HR. 4-pS44.
CLOCKS repaired and recond free
est pick up and del. LONDON
cLockMAKERs, ME-. S-i6aO'
C0C0NUT, tresh, shredded to or.
der; also fancy fruit baskets. 1875
lrying ST. NV. co, 5-036e
COLUMBIA GIRLS RACYCLE. ga
with carrying basket, excel eond
SEQ IA, 7-6c69.
CONSTRUCTION HEATERS: hot.
TOOLS 4 EoUiP CO ~. S.S6i0
DAY RID, s25; Bissel sweeper
~ quilted Grapes, twin spreads
$50 tape recorder, S3S, oak
table, $40. mahog. desk, S25
slag N 10Th St, Arl. ia, :-6a66
DESK. rugs. bureau, mirrors. tables
beds. springs. studio sofas, record
player, vanity. Tu. .-4a64.
DIAMONDS BARGAINS from $40 Il
$1,000. larRe reflections from
pawn Money:baek suarantee
Lee hwy, Rosslyn. Va IA 2.iTf7
p laws l's cEs, $3.50; Ss "a SIR
cts... SdTb. mans "a Ct, 500 so
.ady's y cts. emerald cut. s52b
LlvINosrQE 4 Co. i4c3 II st
DIAMONDS. Lady's Ia Ct, En-
erald cut S42h. Lady'E = cts.
S7eh; Mans lis Ct, $50; LADY,
CT. S20bi LAdy's 2 ctss Sl,ip5.
Livingston 4 Co, 1898 II a. NV,
DINING sRT-solid rock maple
table, 4 chairs, buffet needs some
rehnishlng SIS. orig value $3.50,
oil, 4-0S4n,
DOORS, class "A" with swinging
droD veights. Excellent condition;
$50 Du 7-66i4,
DRIER. Rheem new, best offef
Call JF. 4-0l3i, after 7 pm.
DUPLICATING MACHINE, Apeeo.
once. used very little, good con-
ditioni large supply Of paper.
First 800 buys t.. 0EOR0E o
SUTTON, Ma. s-79l9,
ELEc, RANGE , Hotpoint, 1, excel,
ENCYCLOPEDIA. WORLD hook
Olive your child the gift that will
sgI,oId Az me Rl bnn, Il SUCCESS SS 95nnly
FAN. Homart exhaust easement
perfect cond sacrificei leayine
city. Ju, 5-lBO1,
FIREPLACE. gas or elec loss
screens andiTons, etc ACME
STOVE lOl ! 9Th NV, MA h-hO5.
FLUTE, Holton collegiate. suitable
for beginner; S3h. OIL, 4.0S4A,
FOAM CUSHION REMNANTs--4pc
h., free TO churches, schools
scouts, Shredded. Oso peck OIL
LlLLAND, gl4b y, NV, Elk. 3-003l
FORMAL DRESS. blue, CRYSTALLINE,
size a. matching hat, worn once
cost $50, selling for SIS HE
i-ObSa.
FORMALs lel, sizes le and "a;
one new, other like new TIARA,
ITO. g.bB0O, Ext. az after $40,
FREEzER; l1.cvblc.toot uprigri!'
United Harvest S1ssnG S q,
Alex, va SO, .5.seSS' -
FREEzER, ib.eu IT Amana, ~
TsSHt6k. S.SaoYn 81. s.esII .na q 'p Sl@.
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statesmen
statesmen
SENIOR STRUCTURAL
ENGINEER

Exper. In design Of wood
structures, Immed. perm
position for man $3.50
with nationally recognlzsd
organization. leadine to po-
Hition Of chief engineer.
Applicant must work well
with people. write effective
~. and provide engineering
guidance as member OF q
team Of specialists In re-
lated technical helds. Res
ume submitted should state
exper., educational back
ground, and salary require
rnents. Reply Box 40O-A
star.
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afAfI0N lAiEsMEN
STOCK CLERK

Opening available In our
stock control department
for person experienced in
posting and tabulating cleo
tronic part numbers and
description.
Excellent salary, many
company benefits, subur-
ban location. Contact Mr..
Quinn.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE

SPECIAL PURCHASE
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NIGHT CLERK for local fusl oil
scmpaas prefer . retired man
IN .eood health who Is mechani-
cally inclined, Give references and
type OF past experience. Box. 81
OFFICE BOY. Apply in person.
SJ0 star Blde. Must be rs or
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FURN.. UNcLAIMED-Wins chair
Slo; piano bench, 50: floor lamp
s. drop-leaf table; ST.; inner psr:
seat, $50. bedrm. set, sos; kit
table. 50; din. Tm. set, $50: maple
chest Of drawers SIS; bookcase.
glass door IS; Lawson sofa. $50;
beds. SIS; china closet $40; corner
So oesSs. chair, IS: sofa ana
dresser. dresser sio: sofa Sed. SIS.
french PROV. love seat, $50; roll
away bed. So; kit cab. -: din
rm, chairs. -: coffee table. SO,
picture frames. 81 end tables. IS
rockers ~; 18th cent. and French
Prov. din rm and bedrm pieces
We do upholsterins' sofa ane
chair $50. slip covers. S4S: dra-
peries, etc No sob too laree OF
too small Easy terms. Free park-
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STORE FIXTURES complete
stock retiring from business, all
EQUIP TO be disposed of by Dee.
IS. 1857 showcases. wall cabi-
nets, slioing machines, cash reg
isters. refer case, soda fountain.
tables and chairs Items will DO
subject 70 deposits on selection.
Ne reAS ehers refused MIKES
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PIANOS-Real sayinss on returned
from-rental Sptnet and console
pianos: practically new. Also 1887
moor models. greatly reduced
Open nights. Monday throueh
FRIDAY III 9. KITS. 1880 G
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scored on runs Of / and IS
yards and had another 90
yard scoring burst nullif1ed be-
cause Of q penalty.
Things appeared rosy for the
Detroit throng of 55,479 as the
Lions drew first blood on Gene
Gedman's 7-yard touchdown
run in the opening period, but
it was all Chicago from there
on. Bobby Watkins Clipped in
a 7-yard touchdown run and
George Blanda booted 10 and
39-yard field goals.
A Pittsburgh crowd Of 29,70l
saw the Steelers break on top
with Gary Clicks 17-yafd field
goal in the second period. but
the Packers roared back with
three touchdowns to take a 81
3 halftime lead. Bart Starr
sneaked yard for the first
Green Bay score, HOWE Fer
guson scampered 40 yards for
another and Quarterback Vito
Parilli bulled S yards for the
third. Fred Cone added field
goals of "A and ~ yards in the
final period after the Steelers
had gotten a third quarter
score on Earl Morrall's l4-yarC
pass to Jack McClairen.
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leagues best player or do you
vote for the fellow who was.
by comparison. most valuable
to his team? Do you pick the
27-game winner over the .3f5
hitter who perhaps drove across
III runs. yet was q butcher
in the field? Or do you pick
the player who batted 1877. say,
but hit well in the clutch. in
spired his teammates. fielded
superbly and kept frictions
from erupting into teain-dis-
rupting feudsg
&4&
{ It's q problem and the best
way to solve 1t Is to give the
voting to the players. They
know who's hurting them day
in and day out. who provides
the inspiration. who supplies
the hits when they count, which
pitcher has been lucky and
which hitter lets in more runs
with his fielding than he drives
across with his bat.
The two writers who voted
Williams ninth and tenth have
demonstrated the job no longer
should belong to the writing
fraternity. Stupidity or peev-
ishness on their part should
spur the adoption Of another
system.