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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10
BIuffon OuerpoUers Pandora Gilbod
23-7 As LOqan Scores -Four In First Hail

sneak. Etter swept left end Tor the
extra point.
PIG gained over 200 yards on the
ground but they were stopped at the
crucial moments as Owen Ziessler In
tercepted two passes, Rog Edwards
and Mathewson pounced on fumbles
and Kohl and Mike Diller piled up
the Pandora backs on two crucial
fourth down situations deep in Pirate
territory.
Logan gained LAG yards in ten plays
from scrimmage and lost an extra
35 when the last period touchdown
was called back. In addition he re-
turned the two Rocket kickoffs for 99
yards and ran 54 and 81 yards with
the two passes he caught. If one
could include the yardage he lost on
the penalty play his total gain for
the evening would have reached 391
yards. AS things turned out he settled
| for mere 356.
Expecting trickery from the Rock
cts, Osborne fought fire with fire,
scoring two touckdowns in the four
plays the Pirates ran from their
widespread formation. With one back
in the deep position the other backs
and ends are split out as flankers
and the deep man has the option OF
running or passing. Logan circled end
for one touchdown and Lewis began
the last-second 80 yard play which
climaxed the first half from the deep
spot in the spread.
The Pirates also unveiled what
might be called a "starburst' kickoff
formation, as the entire squad gather
ed around the man who took the kick
off before they burst out in every
direction, giving. the Rockets II
guesses who had the ball. In this
case the Rockets guessed right anc
nailed Logan after he Travelled only
eight yards.
Tempers flared several times dur
/ ing the game as some elbows came il
, little bit too high but officials KEEP
| the high-spirited young men wei
/ under control. Bluffton lost IS yard
, in penalties while the Rockets los
( Is more.
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Bluffton high school sent Woody
Hayes theory of possession football
off on a rocket to the moon as they
ran only 80 plays from scrimmage
in defeating Pandora-Gilboa 1877 last
Friday night.
Although the Rockets controlled the
ball for rs plays Bluffton controlled
the ball game from the time Bob
Logan streaked 81 yards with the
opening kickoff for the first of his
four touchdownS.
Logan had one of the most explo-
sive nights Pirate back has had for
years as he crossed the Rocket goal
six times, losing two of the scores
when clipping penalties cancelled the
plays.
Picking up the opening kickoff on
his ine-yard line Logan cut sharply
to his left and threaded his way 81
yards to the touchdown, as Pirate
center Jim BURY cleared the way by
wiping out the last two Ricket de-
tenders with a driving block on the
PIG 40.
The Rockets fired back as if they
meant to even the game up, driving
to the Pirate Is before Jerry Kohl
spilled Bob Anderson for an eight
yard loss on fourth and two situa
ton.
The two squads traded fumbles be
fore Logan went into action again
driving over the Rockets left tackle
for 81 yards and his second score
Ramon Lewis, who had circled lef
end for the first extra point, place
kicked the second bonus and tn,
Pirates led 14-0 at the end of the frs
quarter.
The first of the lost touchdown
came on the second play of the secon
quarter. With third and nine on Bluff
tons IL quarterback Tim Diller step
ped back and threw 40-yard bulle
which Logan took in an overhan
catch and raced the rest of the wa
for the score. Clipping on the Rocke
two-yard line nullified the score an
brought the ball to the II.
Four plays later Logan, runnin
from a spread, one of several fanc
formations sprung by Pirate coac
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Loqan Named Area
Back OF The Week

Bob Logan was named Back
of-the-week" by The Lima News
for his dramatic performance
against the PandOra-G Gilboa Rock
cts last Friday night, it was an
nounced Tuesday afternoon.
Logan, who scored four touch
downs and lost two more on pen
alties, shared his honor with
Lakeview back Dave Rice, who
also scored four times.
Chuck williams, powerful end
for Lafayette, was named Line
man of .the-we for his rugged
defensive performance against
the Elida Bulldogs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-10

Farm prices averaged little over
l percent higher in July than a
month earlier and a year earlier
according to Ohio State university
extension economists. Costs were
about the same as month earlier
but little less than percent above
year ago.
Ohio counties placing the greatest
number of acres in the soil bank S
corn acreage reserve program
generally are located in the central
and southwestern parts of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11
WORD GAME
Find Is or more words in
X A M A CIT E

meaning, "a nickel-iron alloy"
Average is %; time limit, 20
minutes.
Rules of the game, /, Words must
be OF four or more letters. =. Words
which acquire four letters by the add,
ton Of IS" such as bats" cars,
are not used. g. Only one form OF q
word is used. f. Proper names are
not used.
Answer 10 PROTEST
pert. peso. pest, pore, ports, pose,
poster, potter, poets, prose. prest
presto, rest, repost, rose, rote, ropes
offers. test, tore, topper, tort, tote, tret
trots, trope, sept, sore, sort, spot. spore
sport, stope. store. stop, strop., stet
step.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11

He then picked up the last out
standing trump. flnessed the
queen of clubs and parked his
last diamond on the ace of
clubs. Thus he lost only two
hearts and a diamond.
1t was not easy to see, but
there was a way for Mr.. Abel
to squirm out of the trap. If
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he had returned the king Of
clubs instead of a low club at
the seventh trick. Mr.. Cham
pion would have been held to
two tricks in that suit.
On winning with dummy's
ace he could have returned to
his hand with a low club to the
Jack. But then there would
have been no way to return to
the board to cash the queen.
Miss Brash's jack of spades
would ruin his chance of reach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11
CROSSWORD PUZZLE

(Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle
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ing dummy with a trump lead
and at the end Mr.. Champion
would have had to concede a
diamond trick for his fourth
loser.
distributed by McNaught syndicateJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11

s-ieTHE EVENING STAl
81 Washington, ID C.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1887
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BY EASLEY BLACKwOOD

Mr.. Abel led the trey Of
hearts and Miss Brash won
with the ace. Realizing she was
on lead for the last time she
returned the five of diamonds.
Mr.. Champion went up with the
ace and noted the play of the
queen on his left. He hoped
that indicated holding Of the
king queen doubleton.
He laid down the ace and king
of spades and on the second
spade Mr.. Abel discarded a
small heart. He now played the
queen of hearts and Mr.. Abel
was in with the king.
He cashed the king of dia-
monds and then had nothing
left but hearts and clubs. If
he led a heart Mr.. Champion
could ruff on the board and
pitch the losing diamond from
his hand.
Mr.. Abel recognized this dam
ger and decided to return the
eight of clubs in the hope that
his partner held the jack. But
Mr.. Champion had that card
and he played small from dunn
my and won in his own hand.
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ACCT. BKKPR.. ST. $3.50

ACCT. BkkPR., ST. $3.50
For airlines: some tipping
ability to handle bank depos.
Its. petty cash. cash reports
etc: many benefits including
free trips; regular advances
LEGAL SECY., TO $4,100
REQUIRES . yrs secretaria,
exper.., for sr. rartner; top.
Public Relations, to $88
Secretariai exper nee; nigh,
level position with good firm
Co. benefits.
SECRETARIES (2), ST. 1925
"a Lesa, secy. with som,
eXper.; two wonderful
bosses who do court work
90 Gen. Secy., I0-B:30; de.
lightful ONCE.
STENO.- GIRL FRIDAY
Leading firm requires abilit,
10 handle l-girl ONCE: nc
pressure. variety Of duties
Start $500.
TYPIST FOR MAGAZINE
Exciting work for publication
Reai oppor. for gal Will
lTlVe. 81 Gays cn zach Yr
Start. S3 0nu
TYP1ST, Advertising Agcy.
For an ambitious person. Thi.
could be 2 stepping stone. st.
S15, automatic raises
TYPIST, $4,000
Flee. opr.. 10 type stencils
Interesting work IN research
Upper Mass. ave. annual ant
SICK leave. Increase 90 days
ITEMPORARY-NO FEE
STFNOS. TYPISTs. DICT.
oERS, PLEASE COME SEE
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WE HAVE DOZENS AND
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SCHEDULE.
ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY
RRpV "
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HELP--MEN
Truck DriverS-Make More
Through Contract Operation

You can make more money by
owning and operating your own
tractor under contract with Aero
Mayfiower Transit Company. Inc.
Expanding fleet needs drivers, %
so years. Full time; 4S-state opera
ton: paid trainins; trailer fur
nished, npkeeep paid; Communication
Prompt monthly statements and
pay, many extra benefits. Must own,
or be able to make own arrange
ments to buy 1856 or later tractor
tair brakesl. Phone or write WAYNE
LUBY. P. o. Box l07. Indianapolis &,
Indiana. Melrose 1881. Indian
apolis).
VARIETY STORE manager or asst
mgr. with chain store experience:
wanted bv modern independent;
unusual opportunity: give complete
history in FIRST letter, state salary
wanted. Replies held in confidence.
Box Att, Star.
WAREHOUSEMAN. over 81. married
Apply n person only Ask for
lane, Bethesda.
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VIRGINIA RESIDENT

Mana,er trainee wanted Tor ma,
tionally known finance company
company car available; permanent
position; Office location Alexandria
Call XII S-4242. for appointment
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No Exp. Necessary

Men who have Just come
to WASHINGTON and haven't
yet found job. or can't find
their type Of work, also local
residents Of greater Wash
ington area who want to bet
ter their employment. one OF
OF the country's largest shoe
manufacturers is expanding
its branch operations in
the Washington area. Men
with the following qualitica-
tions are offered permanent.
lifetime employment: Must be
able to start Immediately,
make neat appearance. have
disable car, be able to follow
simple instructions, willing to
to work 40 hours and get BY
on s 0h a week to start after
brief instruction at COM
pany's expense. For interview.
cali MR.. TOM WARWICK,
Monday. q to 3. JU. 5-5S5g;
evenings. JE. 2-679l.
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YOUNG MEN

20 10 %. high school graduates
One Of Washington's largest Office
equipment and supply companies has
opening for several young men in
terested in sales work on a salary
basis This is permanent position
with many opportunities for serious
minded young men desiring career
with local sales organization
Please contact L. J. MILLfKEN for
an appointment
@ STOTT a. CO. INC.
1910 New York Ave. NV.
MA s-4ls1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Sharp Gals
You'll love working
For us selling
The Fabulous
RelaXaciZor
All you need to qualify is
The use of a car
A nice appearance
A real interest in people
We are in glamour trade and
our figure conSultants make good
money and live we'll. You sell
by appointment only.
Your ambition can earn you $500
to 800 monthly commission. No
matter what job you have had
previously
call
Relax-a-cizor
Washington, D. c., and Rockville, Md.
area
Muriel Kirk, WO. 6-6280
Virginia and La Plata Md, area
Dorothy Howard JE. 3-1267
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Bookkeeping
Supervisor
CASHIER

Qualifications: At least 9 months
experience as cashier or checker II
large retail Arm. grocery. cafeteria
or similar operation, Be able Z
operate adding machines and cal
culators.
Salary and promotion plan baseS
on merit. Excellent fringe benefits
Apply FORT MEYER EXCHANGE
Building 313 Ft. Mver, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

STORE MANAGER or top assistant
for ladies' wear store: Young ant
aggressive. must be top salesman
s Sno s2ra man 5000 q. s Sns " sm1
outlying stores. Apply HABER &
CO. 1905 @ st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
WANTED

BY the construction division OF a
large industrial company: graduate
engineers with degrees In the follow.
ing field.
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BOOKKEEPER- TYPIST

To assist comptroller OF interna-
tionally known firm. Maintain
double entry bookkeeping records
Prepare trial. balance and monthly
statements. Compile payroll Type
reports and some correspondence on
electric typewriter Basic bookkeep-
ms training required Speed and
conditioned once. Pleasant
working conditions 35-hour week.
paid overtime. Start up to $500 per
mo-. commensurate with experience
Good opportunity for right person.
Call Elk. 3-S557.
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YOUNG MEN
CWhite)


Wide variety of good Jobs.
COLUMBIA EMPL.. I341 q NV
ACTIVE WHEATON, real estate Of
nee needs full-time, experienced
salesman or saleslady, in brokerage
and subdivision work. Draw con-
| Sldered to right person. Mr.. MAN
OVILL, LO 4-S3S3.
IMMEDIATE OPENING for Rawleigf
dealer in Washington. Rockville
Olney, Colesville and Wheaton
Part-time dealers earning S5L
weekly. Many full time dealers
500 weekly and UP. Write RAW
cch6eSas' Pa Dept pcB-i@-7sS
PART TIME Houseworker. Also
References. RIA. 3-:le4.
If YOU'RE INTERESTED in max.
ins money N sl IN selling see che hun
in salesmen's OPPORTUNITY
MAGAZINE. Send name for vouI
copy, absolutely free, Tell us whai
you're selling now. OPPORTUNITY
S4S n, Dearborn. DEBT. 10. Chicago
10 Illinois.
AT LAST! Midget Presto IRE ex,
tlnguiSher SnuftS out fires In :
seconds: dramatic demonstration
quick sales TO homes. businesses
factories. farms. car owners, camps
monthly protits' FREE sH KIT, M iEER'
LITE, ia Z. send, Debt. P-g4S
New York 10.
AID MATCHES-SELL AMAZING DE.
light book matches, BIGGER Spot
CASH COMM. Every business q
prospect; repeats: start without
s sXper'; men; women; full. part time
a MAI Hor coRP. s "a a ~ iH!R
Dept W.T., Chicago 32.
ACTUAL Ct LOB, JOBS OPEN in 0oS 2. 8; 9
paid. Write only EMPLOY MEN7T
INFO. CENTER. Room S4S. 47(
stuart St. Boston 10, Mass
GENTLEMAN, sober, courteous, con-
genial, to work in furniture store
4 evenings per wk. to Q. Cal
II 3-3354 ANYTIME Monday.
PART-FULL TIME, any hrs. Rare
opport.. UNIQUE crime stopper. High
comm Mus bonus WA 7-0372,
RELIABLE MAN, for steady lob a,
truck driver and top labofer fo'
small constr Arm Must have Va
ehauffer's permit Apply in person
2 am, Mon. 2040 Wilson blvd.
hIIIlston. va.
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA ha.
openings in several school areas In
D. c., Md. and Va for qualified
men: guaranteed income for those
accepted. JU 5-05S7, CO. 5-2514
OUR COMPANY needs 4 young mar
ried men, part time in order TO
complete our Va. complement II
interested in earning minimum S45
Der wk call ia. 2-3214. Sun, !
to 3. for appt.
EXPERIENCED MULTIPLEX oper-
atnr Willing to relocate. Good
salary and working conditions Call
Pittsburgh Pa. Express l-3a69
COLORED JANITOR for garden
project in nearby Alex; only will
ing and dependable men need ap-
ply: settled couple preferred; Sl30
per month and nice quarters. No
telephone calls. See Mr.. Kranz st
SHANNON & LUCHS, 724 l4th
St,n.w
OPPORTUNITY
What the lazy man dreams about.
What the weak man waits for. What
the wise man sees and makes the
most Of. Part time-ya'il come. JU
9-l250
@YY@TC1r1Y ANy
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WAREHOUSEMAN
WAREHOUSE TRAINEE

One position requires some ware
house or bookkeeping experience.
The other requires some supervisory
ability. bat no need for actual ware
house experience. Hours: Midnight
APPLY HOT SHOPPES. INC.
lS4l @ st, NV. RIM. 200.
MATCHMAKER. experienced. with
some sales. ability. 40-hour work
vseS "a Apply Iso6 SEARS EARS, F R;odEBuCk
WELDER = Hishly exper, Heliarc
H flaes E ESRe6Ehp II NJ co 81 heE 4S
Sherman ave NV, Wash. l, d. c.
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YOUNG MAN

Single man. College education pre-.
ferred. but not essential. excellent
opportunity TO learn and advance ir
finance business with metropolitan
branch Of national organization
Many company benefits. car fur.
nished. Call Mr.. KING. AP. 7-790C
for appointment
YOUNG MEN to teach ballroom
dancing full or part time: single
ages 2l-29. no experience neees-
sary. We train YOU free: excellent
earnings Apply in person. VICTOR
STUDIOS. 1870 Conn. ave NV
YOUNG MEN--WhO would Ike "a
learn the automobile business: aEe
2l-25: willing to start with q
salary and commission: re are
willing 70 invest IN you and will
try to teach yop to sell the hot
car for 1887. The new 81 Ford
will make money for you I, you ap-
ply yourself through the plan we
have arranged. The future in the
automobile business could mean
your lifetime ahead with q good
substantial income. II you want
to work and learn then please ap-
ply to Mr.. HOWARD SURKIN
LOGAN MOTOR CO, 1850 goth st
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BOOKKEEPING CLERK

Some knowledge Of book
keeping essential, permanent
position, pleasant working
conditions, Insurance hene-
its. See MRS. CASSIDY.
4th floor. Wire Bldg, 1000
Vermont ave. NV.
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CERTTFTEO T.EAnC
SAT. AND EVE. WORK

Men with car interested in sup
lplementing their present income by
$40 70 $50 per week Sales and
service. Apply factory branch ONCE
IN rear OF building at 1903 Duke ST.,
Alex. Va. Mon. eve, $50 pm
sharp. II qualified you will enter
training class Immediately and be
at the Office until approX 10 n IN
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CLERK TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

Interesting work with publishing
tons; 37h-hr. wk.. many company
benefits: permanent Job for qualified
person. For appointment call Elk.
3-033S.
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WOOD FINISHER

Must be experienced IN spray paint
ing and lacQuers, full-time employ
ment; good pay rate. Call JU. o.
45lI Sat, Sun. or Mon. evening
6:30-S:30 pm. Ask for MR.. JAMES.
BOYS. Is or over. white. intelligent.
reasonable, for magazine order de-
partment. Average earnings, 81 30
qualify. Apply Room 410, 724 9th
MAN to assist in boiler room and do
general work around college; white
preferred; could live in. NO. =
MAN, colored. with D. c. permit,
as porter and helper in store. 616
9th st. NV.
MAN, experienced in small-loan
business. for inside telephone work !:
Will consider outside experience;
old frm; good pay, bonus plan.
sick leave. free life insurance and
other benefits. Apply in person or
s sTe. i S HRD alHer MS a Ill., ssSsd
M "a ~, :, with , car, .,, wanted
Sl00 wk. to start. cali CLARK IS
EN-. 3:-4247 Sun, or Du. 7-4450
Mon. for personal interview.
MEN to drive cabs for Yellow Cab
TRAL CAB CO. SEQ Flower ave ave
MEN. white, is through 25, draft
exempt, for apprenticeship in
leather work: manufacturer Of arti-
ficial limbs; experience unneces-
sary; apprenticeship program; paid
vacation and benefits. Apply j. E.
HANGER. 221 @ st. nv.
YOUNG MAN for small appliance
service counter; experienced or win
train. G.. A. LEPPERT. ola Eye st
NV.
YOUNG MAN. age 10 to rs. to be-
gin as a sales trainee with a large
manufacturing firm: must be eper-
getlc and willing to learn; lob
with q wonderful future. Reply
Box 43l-X. Star
YOUNG MAN--Local ONCE Of ma
tional corporation has opening for
ambitious Young man with prefer
snce for light mechanical work who
Is interested in q permanent con-
nection with opportunity for rapid
Advancement SMITH CORONA,
INC, 1913 Park I'd. ne.
YOUNG MAN WANTED who is in
terested in future in merchan-
dising This areas largest home
furnishing distributor has opening
in carpet department once. AMERI-
CAN WHOLESALERS. 5th and W
SITS. ne AID 2-l4l4.
YOUNG MAN. preferably married
70 become sub-dealer with leading
Northern Virginia storm window
and door distributor No capital
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WANTED
IMMEDIATELY

Two insurance statesmen with
autos No debts All leads fur
nished. $3.50 weekly minimum. Call
weekdays JE. 2-3l34. q am. 70
? m. for appointment After pm
IT d-5Sto
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HELP WOMEN
BANK BOOKKEEPING M

BANK BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR TRAINEES--Local bank
desires. to train employees for con.
templated expansion: 40-hr., 5-day
wk.. Decentralization and insurance
When writing. please include vouI
ployment. Write to Box Az star
BANK BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATORS. experienced: 40-hr.
5-day wk.: disqualification and in.
surance, Please state your expert
ence, also your present and previ.
GUS EMPLOYERS. Write 10 Box 49,
Star.
BANK CLERKS-We have opening,
for a bookkeeping machine op.
perator, teller and clerk -stenograph-
er: experienced or will train. Age
under 80 Apply, to THE CITY
BANK, 9th ST. and Mass, ave. NV
BAR MAID
White. experienced in food ant
drinks for cocktail room catering
to. exclusive clientel, evening hours
references. Phone Ii. 6-6S00 from
10 am, to pm.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced. for NV
Call WO. 6-4465.
BEAUTiCIAN, girls. excellent CD.
portunity and top salary. vel
known Novels Hair stylist: full OF
part time. Call RIA. 3-9669. Mon
| day
BEAUTICIAN, experienced all around
Apply 230 NORTH GLEBE RID.
Arlington. Va.
BEAUTIClANS (o). part time, ex.
perienced: guaranteed salary plu.
commission; hours o to q. OV. B.
1874.
BEAUTICIANS. for busy progressiv,
salon, opportunity for high earn
ings, 5-day wk.. call MR.. HAROLD
JU. 5-2232. ewes. JU. 5-3S95
BEAUTICIAN-HAI STYLISH, $6I
guaranteed and commission. ful
STYLISH, $500 Riggs I'd. at East
West hwy. HA. 2-7016.
BEAUTICIAN-MA NICURIsT = AN,
DERSON. $500 18th st. NV. Closed
Mondays. No evenings. Good salary
co. 5-6263, CO 5-02S3.
BEAUTICIAN WANTED. MARTINrs
STUDIO OF BEAUTY. 1922 Wis
consin ave. Bethesda Call OIL. 2.
0S4S, evenings. JU. 5-S967.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, white, full o.
part time: good working conditions
and hours. Mr.. -. G.. line. RIA. O.
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PART TIME

Phone IA. 7-7lli. 10 am.-12
noon for information Please do not
phone unless interested in learning
sales promotional work. Excellent
earnings. No canvassing. White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

RELIABLE MAN. for steady lob a,
small constr firm. Must have Va
ehauffer's permit. Apply in person
2 am, Mon. 2040 Wilson blvd,
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ARLINGTON AREA
ADM. SECYS.. $4,000

4A|4N4s DIV % PO,VVU
Lesal Secretaries SS0-Sp0
Secy to controller. exper acctg
OF okkpE.. shhd not req. 10 S100
Secretaries. association to ~ sol
Secy., Jewish organization $1,000 Ut
p. b. X. Typists 70 S2st
Clerk-Typists S215-300 mo
Jr Clerks. beginners, start S23a
Compt. OPP. good exper. $500 up
Dictaphone Operators S65-S1i
Bank Teller Trainees 49, S225 VI
RECEIPT -TypIsts TO $3.50
Rect ptionist- Steno $1,000
ALLEN O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1904 New York Ave RE T-TnSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

COLORED JANITOR for garden
project in nearby Alex. only will
ing and dependable men need APP
ply: settled couple preferred; $40
per month and nice quarters. No
telephone calls. See Mr.. Kranz ST
SHANNON & LUCHS, 724 l4th
St.nw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

CLERK-TYPIsT. good typing ability
and accuracy. with figures required
permanent; 40-hr. week; all bene-
1ts. OF national corp. SMITH
CORONA, INC, 1913 Park I'd. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

OUR COMPANY needs 4 young mar
ried men, part time. in order TO
complete our Va complement II
interested in earning minimum S45
per wk call ia. 2-3214, Sun. /
to 8 for amt