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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-19

in the morning session 11:20
am.
Members of the Walton Hills
Womens Club will explain their
united health drive. Mr.. Chap
man will talk on County We'll
fare. Lunch at IL, price $1.25.
The principal speaker in the
afternoon will be Mrs. Ethel B.
Thompson, home economist
from Hough Bakery. Her topic
will be Romance of Foods.
Special music by Mrs. Cornell
iuS Bencoe and Mrs. June
Chapman. Presentation Of Pla-
que and installation of officers.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-19
Kenneth MqpeS TO
Mark Ann1pgyyuyy
Next Sunday

The children of Mr. and Mrs
Knneth Mapes have announced
"open house" in honor of the
tWenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage. This will be held at
the social hall at the Baptist
Church Chillicothe Rd., Chest
er, on Sunday, June 90, from
to S pm.
Assisting with the event are
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stotlar
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Phillips,
Donna and David Mapes. All re-
latives and friends are invited.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-19

pr G S e n t S
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-19
Coming G"s~b
Thursday, June 19

Thursday, June 19
Geauga KIIWANIS CLUB will
NEE for dinner at 7 pm. in the
Montville School. Speaker will
be Jack Bucher, Scout Executive
of the Northeast Ohio Council
of Boy Scouts of America.
Friday, June 20
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
meets at 1890 pm. in Memorial
Hall for a pot-luck luncheon fol-
lowed by initiation of new mem
berS.
Sunday, June 20
ChardOn High School Senior
CLASS OF 1920 will hold its an
nual reunion at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Clark on
JoyacreS Lane in North Char
! don. Picnic dinner at noon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Springer,
Hiram Rapids Rd., Burton, an
nouce the engagement of their
daughter, Barbara Ann, to Earl
Stoltz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Stoltz, Auburn Rd., Char
don.
The bride-elect is a student at
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-19

You see, an INDEPENDENT Agent
is not the salaried employee of any one
company. Representing many on a COM
mission basis, he can represent you best
when it comes to settling a claim. And
don't worry about red tape because he
takes care of everything.
Always remember, an INDEPENDENT
Agent SERVES YOU FIRST AND BEST,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-19
Chllds-T Taylor OAR Hosts
Legion Auxiliary Members

Mrs. Ernest Parker opened
her home on June II to the
Childs Taylor Chapter OAR
and members of the Auxiliary of
American Legion who were
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-19

Burton High School. Her fiancee
is a graduate of Chardon High
School and is now employed by
the West Lake County News
Herald in Willoughby.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-19
Self Employed
Strictly independent

Those are the qualifications to look for
before you employ any insurance agent.
Then you'll be sure to get a specialist in
all lines, a man who is free to select the
best policy in the best company for YOU.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02

esrnsd when 10 workers from the office reported to
the dispsnssry during short period Of time They had
bseksehss and hssdsehss nothing could pin down 10
certain says ts esmpsny doetsv check mite fhs
operation 81 shs e9ies revealed THE SUPERVISOR WAS
BEING OVERLY STRICT AND AUTocRAIlc. HIS
TROUBLE WAS DIAGNOSED As AN EMOTIONAL Dis
TuRBANce OVER a FAMILY NATTER.
we sent him 10 psyehsiriss and sftsv few sessions
he oksy Hs's Of the best supervisors We have
now" claims ths doctor.
Or. Walter Woodward, psyehiarst AZ American cysns-
mid recalls company No eneovntered which had sn
"0Ses turnover rate among top management because me
top emotionsly disturbed" However, he ADDS,
THE company made money he didn't do anything
about H."
Devafions from normal" emotional behavior don't al
ways hamper executive q worker. MANY people are
successful in their work not in spite Of their neurosesbvf
because Of Them claims Dr. Woodward. And Ors Mclean
and Taylor reports 81" not entirely essential that an sxeev
tive have eompvsve personality, that good salesman
have hypomanie character, that detective be para
noid-bvt many good employees in such positions do have
these traits"
Concern workers mental health Is not confined to
The Teamstsrs Union in ST. Louis for in
has three psyehsfists the staff OF its Labor
Health institute organization that provides health serv-
ices TO $4,000 members Of Local $685. These psy-
ehiarsts provided shortterm psyehofherapy for some
l400 workers last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Christian Century,
CONTINUED from Back Paael

Does the Christian Century not know that recognition
Of Communist China would open the flood gates for the
complete absorption Of the rest Of Asia into the Soviet
Empire? Overseas Chinese in all the still free nations Of
Asia would be driven toward feay 10 the Red China
ment Recognition would be fatal blow the Increasingly
effective free Chinese underground that causing the
ambitious Chinese Communists plenty Of trouble. Finally
would the dmanfng of the excellent free Chinese
army, great force for liberty in Asia. And what Of the
moral issue Of exaing nation Of brgands with whom
still technically war? The Christian Century would
have aid the Reds who today holding hundreds Of
Americans in Communist prison cells.
Robert Morris, Point Pleasant, NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Halfway fTeen-AgeI Punishment

Letter 70 the NY. Herald Tribune;
When sen-sse delinquent can tell New York judge.
"Yov know you cant do anything TO ms"-and can get
away with because he knows that all places Of detention
filled TO espseyit surely Is time for change from
pure politics the city administration to action based
real understanding Of she fsssovnfns juvenile problems
Let's have end this fuzzy halfway figuring In pro-
vdins propsr-snd really sdsqvsspsess Of detention
70 which hsrd-prssssd judges can send de'nqvsnfsi
Howard r. Mvlford Crawford. NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
N.Y.'s Melting Pot


Outsiders often raise their eyebrows AZ This approach
major problem The London Economist recently re-
marked About rs per cent Of the boys in the special
schools Negroes Puerto Riesns although benevolent
conspiracy he part Of he newspapers tends 10 sopsda
the racial aspect Of fhe eifys troubles"
The proinfegraon pressure groups have decided with
little apparent dissent the part Of most New Workers.
the differences between Negroes and Puerto kIcans
on The one hand and white citizens the other not
attributable TO race social educational backgrounds
From this premise the pressure have succeeded in
convincing civic and political leaders and the that
inssmvch irrelevant and perhaps nonexsen
il shouldn't be mentioned at all.
OF this theory is not consistently applied Thus
the Police Commissioner who keeps record OF the num-
Der Of Negro criminals does record the number OF Negro
policemen insists that there too few Of Them The
newspapers will mention fhe OF eoored man who
receives honorary degree al Columbia, but fhe OF
Negro who assaults school principal with baseball bat
is revealed TO the public only the chap gets his picture
in fhe newspapers.
Enforcement officials may bette the existence Of
problem in New York but informed Negroes nourish
such illusion Thus EBONY the leading Negro magazine,
recently printed fighting editorial in which IL declared
that 1.-THE PERCENTAGE OF NEGRO oFFENSES HAS
GROWN TO SUCH ALARMING PROPORTIONS THAT A
GROWING NUMBER OF PEOPLE ARE ASKING WHAT IS
THE NEGRO DOING ABOUT NEcROES?'" The magazine
urged its readers police their because the law
abiding sefrespeetins Negro Can III afford TO sit idly by
rights that have taken years 70 obtain.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Medical Science


(Confnued from Back Page)
Nevertheless this is definitely minority view and most
medical say their most chronic complaint is the food
Of ideas drugs and teehnqves from the nations hos
pitfalls and laboratories.
"A doctor spend his evenings week ends and ho-
days studying and its still simply impossible TO keep up
with developments in his field" complains Dr. John
c. MecIintoek, specialist from Albany. NJ.
The ehore Of staying abreast obviously greater
for general practitioner. who treats broad range Of ills
In fact specialists bit inclined to think the ehore
is just too much.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Union Voice
CONTINUED from Page u

CONTINUED from Page u
For three cents you write TO your Congressman
sponsors Of these bills Senator'S Mcclellan knowand Ken
nedy and Ives-te them how you feel about the necessity
Of the secret ballot provisions When time TO vote
this fall remember which party initiated these urgently
needed bills and which party repeatedly baks at getting
the legislation enacted.
II these bills killed. might not get another chance.
you won't take 10 minutes do this quit complaining
all the time about having thing say your union
Mrs. viysn Mars
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Satan Robs Mason
CONTINUED from Back Page)

IConfInUed from Back PageJ
MATTERLEss, ELEsHLEss, SPIRITUAL, CHRIST
LIKE - ETERNALLY, COMPLETELY POPULATNC
THE ONE UNIVERSE, ER-SATURATINc IT WITH
iNcoRRUPTlBLE, INvULNERABLE, oMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE !-REvEALED TO
THE PURE IN HEART" VIA MARVELLOUS. CHRIST,
MASTER, SUPREME SCIENCE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
MlNNENNUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
News =. president and co-owner Of Beekwth-
Evans Floor Covering Co. member Of Perfection Lodge
486, FRAN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
MADAME CHANG GETS WARM WELCOME
AT u-M

BY Allen SchoenfieId Detroit News 7/l0)
ANN ARBoR. July lo.-Free china's ambassador Of
goodwill dinvfive in stature but powerhovse Of charm,
today cemened ties Of her country with the University
OF Michigan that date back nearly century.
Madame Chang Kaishek wife Of the generaIissimo who
heads the Chinese Nationalist government, continually
reminded Of the vnversys long standing interest in China
her mornings tour Of the campus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
PsYcHlAIRlc TREATMENT RESULTS
ARE MEASURED


Pyehosnslyss hes Just been given the most intensive
statistical svsvson since Dr. sIsmvnd Freud IL inventor
treated his first nsvrose psssus than half century
ego IN Wanna.
Until ths American PsyehoanaIytesI Association.
which did he study revealed the results only It's member
ship closed meetings But fhe New York Herald Tribune
has obtained full report Of Of the most significant
Investigations In psyehisiry In decade.
Six years In the making ths study covers more than
5000 treated by analysts Almost $500 In the group
subjected 10 deep verbal probing Of their secret
seiovs minds by the technique known psyehoansys
The hope that this would relieve the disturbing behavior
and symptoms which nferfered with their effective function
ing.
Specifically. The findings show that the prsetieng psy
ehosnsysss In this country reported that they cured liz
tie than one-thrd Of the group called nevroe" who
completed analytic treatment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
IsT IN CHINESE

She also reminded Of the fact that fhe university for
years numbered among its students Chinese than
any other American institution of learning
Speaking perfect English Madame Chang discussed in
formally but not for quotation wide spectrum of topics.
They included the position Of Formoss bastion
opposing Communist domination Of Asia the republics
export Of CLOTH practical social easework and the
care of the blind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
c. DON HIcK, Al

HEART ATTACK" THE DEVIL SAYS
THINKING suFFocATIoNl OF IMPURE
DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS. SATAN BOUND" EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRIPPLE I! THERAPEUTICS
EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT.
REcREATioNl
rree Press) =" former President and General Man
sger OF Michigan Standard Alloy Casting Division Of conso
idatsd Fovndres and Manufacturing Corn died al
R'veRv'Ew osTEoPATHlc HOSPITAL. Trenton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
"PLANE KILLS TWINS"

Wrse Prsss) Saltwater. Minn-A light plane plcwsd
Into eornhsd during heavy rsinssor killing Minrssp-
oils twin brothers, Michael and Frank osiseks. a."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
"YoUTH, Ie, DIES AFTER COLLISION"

Wree Press Robert Cusc, l9. Of M Clemens, died o.
injuries suffered when his struck head-on by
another on Crafioi Colonial Court In MI
Clemens. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Brooklyn Democrat

my Tribune, July 81 Democratic Minority
Leader Of the NJ y Assembly since 1883 died in Regent
Hospital Of eoronary oeevsion head Of its Andrew
Jackson Democratic Club attended ST. Theresa's Paro-
ehaI School, Xavier High School, Manhattan College and ST.
Johns Law School Solemn Requiem Mass in ST. Francis
Of Assist Church. Brooklyn. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
"BoY LOST OLE BOAT IN HURON"

of the bow Of sailboat in Lake Huron by high
presumed drowned had sailed for the Maeknae
Bridge celebration. The 35-foot boat is owned by
neishbor Of the Hill family Hill is the Of the Hill
Heating Co.. 1921 Michigan. :" tTimes)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
TB, l YR. TO lIvE! M. D.s

In 1919 III with tuberculosis. The doctors gave
year TO live. the only child Of physician
and had had innvmerabIe medical treatments CONVEX
safon with Christian Scientist brought instantaneous
healing Of constipation. from which had also suffered.
This healing started in the study OF Christian Science.
As my understanding Of God grew my health returned
and became normal person. II has since been my privi
Iege experience many heaIinssphyscaI, social and
economic.
Belongs TO last weeks testimony from G. S. German
Journal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
SLEEPING SMOKER IS AsPHYxIATED"

detroit Times) The unemployed FATHER OF FOUR
killed in his apartment at 500 s. Lernois by fire
which apparently he started by FALLING ASLEEP WITH
A LIGHTED cIcARET.
"Herschei Nece, 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02

free Press) "A I3-yearoId boy killed and four
other youths injured when coided headon
at Orchard Lake and Alameda in Pennington Township
Dead on arrival at William Beaumont Hospital was
James Denniston. passenger in driven by his
brother, Richard, ". :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
"PLUNce OFF CLIFF KILLS S"

detroit Tmes Lima. Peru tUP)-Dr. Angel lndaeo-
ehea 49, secretary Of the Peruvian Committee to the Inter-
national ceophyseaI Year. killed with his wife, two
children and servant when his plunged of cliff.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
MORE PREMATURE DEATHS:

hoy KILLED BY CAR IGNORED WARNINGS"
(News)
ignoring his mothers safety lesson cost 9year-od
EUGENE CASAULT his life under the wheels OF auto
mobile :. he dsrted into the path Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
"cAR SET ATTIRE, BOY, S. DIES"

"cAR SET ATTIRE, BOY, S, DIES"
Detroit Times)
Jerry johnson. suffered fatal burns when trapped in
the family after setting il afre with matches. His
brother Billy us in ChiIdrens Hospital with burns
most of his body. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Johnson OF
Hi-Hst, KY. visiting with cousin car was packed
with clothing and the Johnsons preparing to return
home when the tragedy occurred boys their clothing
abIaze pulled from the automobile by Bush 1.-THE eousn
and neghbor. :"
- ..t.i
"Ex-siNCER DIES AT 49," ncPLuS?s~s
Detroit Times) "PeekskilI. N. Y.-tUP) - One Of
the Boswell sisters singing trio Martha Boswell died after
long Illness :"
HELEN G. SMITH, as, 327 Sovthfeld. Birmingham,
died in the Detroit oseopahie Hospital after brief Illness
Services at Christ Church. cranbrook tDe Times)
"cLEN ALAN MADISON. &. victim Of ht-run traffic
accident was buried in Acacia Park Cemetery was
killed when he thrown from driven by his grand
father, Emil Fried, in W. Va. truck crashed into the
auto and left the scene Of the accident. ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

BEDROOM suIrE-orsen antiaus
pfies si.sc s'''i s.srinsss is'iso ~.
l-ahNO.
BOILERS, q, east iron. No, 4. Red
saeh. sesi nIsa: Pssi1s stssl
boiler, No aSsi 1000 EDR, sloksr
nfed, e0mpl with Condensation
pump and header XII p-AOs0.
BOOkKEErfNu MACHINE. electric,
Underwood Elliott fihhef, nat bed,
with Z eountefa, cabinet and
stand VIII saefince, hatgAin 70
Eighi person cal Mr. AENHt-
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MEN

white. with car, high school edu.
work, eood sal. Ii. e-4i2i.
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a Iisaiy IlysH Fl iiss' WIIKiE

,oS sl' r. ssss' Ls ss COX. 'iI si Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, new
modern. air-cond. Bethesda once
credit exper. preferred; salary
open. Call MRS. BORTz, OIL. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

For hlsh fashion womens' and
misseF speciality shop. Prefer one
IN t0a. tPlexlblel position soon
open ofiera excellent future u
owner desires 10 lessen reaponai.
bility A real meaty Job Tor 4
quAllned person. Salary. $500.
You might nov be an assistant
IN . major department. or ape
eiallty store or buyer IN . smaller
operation, Intense market expert
ence not REQUIRED, but buyinr
background helpful. Send Us !
resume and references, Checked
only with your permiasionJ 10,
RIAL ESTATE sALEsMEN ane
talesvomen. full time preferred
ambitious. and have car. We vii
teach you. Mrs. Morris, MORRIS
sSElAsLsJY, ,iSgt Pss ave. Sc Lo
SALES oPPoRTUNITY = Imagin,
selllng NoNcoMPETfTtvK
MEDICALLY APPROVED product
that can earn you a b-ngure IN
come on commission and bonni
basis, ~ you are over 80, havs
a car. are bondable, have . nicl
appearance u you want 10 max,
money and help people. At N.
same time this e your chance I, {
with "A future. Our product u
vsftised. Phone XXI G-a053 Sc,
tween II and 4:30 pm, for appt
PART-TTME RIAL ESTATE SAILS
MEN wanted (eoleredl. No expe'
rience necessary, We furnish leads
KALMUs REALTY, RA. 6-0422,
WANTED, several ladies OF gentle
IN betRssda' gfail time. Tor S'y s5oaI
/ month: either once, phones Of
collections. which REQUIRES car
Good pay every DAY: must be i'm.
mediately available. OIL. 4-342s
or OIL. 4-0642 business hours only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Observation-Disclosures

CARPENTRY, DO own work, ~.
modelling Of ali kinds, additions,
M Priest. Di s-s5a6, bf. s.i5ia
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MP MIn Anp WoMtH

CASHIER, part time for aelf-aervics
GupermArket. Must be experienced
aood pay and WORKING como Ap.
ply Ia person, BUCKINGHAM
hUpEllAaARkfI, 1dea n, 4. ave
ne, No phone eAllh
cLERK.rYfIsT. settled woman o.
young man for permanent. fuli-
time, general once work. IA,
0-dOIh
CONSTRUCTION OFpICE. 1857
Columbia 70. nv deAlIes typlat'
aome knoW ledaf OF bookkeepine
payfoaa, purchaaing helpful bat
not. necessary eau co, b-fs5s
or IA, n.fsni,
GENERAL oFTIcE WORK, typlnG
required, and some bookkeeping
Permanent position, b-day week
Apply IN person, ti0t GA, ave
NV
JANirOR. married. no children,
part time, quarters and small sal
arYi current local references. Ma
t.a3tb, Mr.. WoLBERo,
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HELp--WOMEn

cIERK.TYPIsT AND CASHIER
Permanent position, excel. bens-
its' cali Di. 7-OS33. Mr.
STONER, for Apt.
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HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING COPY TYP
IST, 90 WORDS A MINUTE,
NEAT AND ACCURATE.
PIX EXPERIENCE NECES-
ISARY FOR RELIEVING OP-
orator Ia HOURS DAILY,
UNDER AGE 40 PRE-
FERRED. INTERESTING
WORK, PLEASANT WORK
ING CONDITIONS. START
ING SALARY. $3.50 MONTH
ILY. 5-DAY WEEK mo SAT-
URDAYS). FREE LIFE IN
SURANCE, REGULAR VA
CATIONS, HOSPITALIZA-
TION AVAILABLE, MANY
FRINGE BENEFITS. KAL,
EHRLICH a. MERRICK AD-
VERTISING, INC. 3l5 STAR
BLDG. APPLY AT ONCE,
MRS. NAMES.
BEAUTICIANs. with or without
following. for Bethesda's most
modern salon: excellent Working
conditions; high salary and COM
mission TO right person. ]. FRANKS
HAIR sTYLtsT, OIL. 6-l2O3.
REAUTICIAN, for wash.s busy,
most beautiful beauty salon. Col.
lege Park and NV; wonderful
clientele; highest paid salary. Cal
BEAUTICIAN (Whitel, experienced
operator for modern sc. shop.
Excel. working eonds. LII. 2-230O
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman. ex.
eel. salary plus commission, paid
vacation; 5-day wk. Call Mr.
George, WOODNER BEAUTY SA-
BEAUTICIAN, experienced = Cali
Miss Lee at BERNARD'S, 1920
Ga. ave NV, RA. 3-025s.
BEAUTICIANSI experienced. full
and part-time operators. Guar
anteed salary plus Soc commits.
sion paid weekly. Hours Q 70 q
OV 3-ll34,
BEAUTICIAN. experienced, white
salary and commission. FRANCES
ANN BEAUTY SALON, 7O5 23rC
, ST.. s. Arl., OF. 1928.
BEAUTICIAN; white, experienced
salary and commission. CloseC
Saturdays. Apply 341l N. Wash
blvd, Arl., Va. ia. 2-l3OO.
BEAUTICIAN, shampoo and as
sistant, exper. white girl, 5-day
wk. GUILBo, 1645 Conn. ave. NV
5EAUTICIAN, Dupont circle: all
around operator. salary open. NO
1871.
BEAUTICIAN, male or female; mus
be top stylist: 500 week guar
antee with following. Apply II
person. 4707 Wis. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Ss5-SlOO pei
week; guarantee. plus commission
6-day wk.; no manicuring, steady
work LOUIS CREATIVE Hail
I DRESSERS. ITO Eye st. NV.
BILLING CLERK = Manual anC
general ONCE work. must be fas
typist and experienced with u.s.
! OF calculator; 5-day wk.: vacation
, with pay; disqualification avail
Apply Mr.. Bolts. GLOBE DIS
TRIBUT1NG CO.. 3145 v st. ne
BOOKKEEPER; part time, from II
. It'll 3; preferably live vic, Wis
and Jenifer. NV. Call after 2
TIE. 6-533l.
. BOOKKEEPER. Silver spring cleo
trical contractor; electrical exper
preferred but not required; com
- plete set of books, payroll and cost
State education, reference. expert
, ence and salary desired. Boz
1851, Star.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR part time evenings. for sen
| eral insurance agency; eXperienc
necessary; fringe benefits. Cal
Elk. 3-0S00.
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moons sANDED am TINIsufp.

FIVWWH HNNUNU NNU EINIHWFW'
Sriss. X HoRRis, 80 S. sssssa0''
FLOORS sANDED and ,inlshsdi
old noors made new lineolsuni
and the Installed, wa f-sS94
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SALESMAN

Earn $1,000 10 $4,000 your nrst
year. Career opportunity, full train.
ine. leads furnished, current model
car provided All fringe dement's,
call iodav. III b-5G3B.
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ESTIMATOR

MISREPRESENTATION
Old-established moving
and storage business wants
salesman, exper. not essen
tial. Must have car. Guar,
$500 yr. Can earn up to
$1,000 or better. 30-45 yrs,
of age. Exceptional oppor-
tunity for willing worker
Refs. required. Report Mr.
Kressin at $50 New York
Ave. NV.