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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
VSTAS IN SCIENCE
Y BY THOMAS r. HENRY
Lonq-Ronqe Robot Shorpshooter

DAHLGREN, Va. - A
marksman who can hit a
target 5000 miles away with
a possible error of two miles
is operating at the Naval
Proving Grounds here.
This intercontinental bal
listics missile sharpshooter
is the worlds fastest,
most complicated mechan-
ical brain. 1t test fires most
proposed long distance mis-
siles Of all the defense serv-
ices scores of times before
they actually exist. other than
as blueprints.
Its slight inaccuracy is at
present unavoidable because
there are more than a dozen
factors which must be taken
into consideration in setting
its sights. Some of these
are, as yet. unknown. Some
of the calculations required
are almost beyond the ca
pacity of the human brain.
1t would require weeks, at
least, for a skilled calculator
to do the work required
for a single missile. The
m e C hanical sharpshooter
could fire several thousand in
the same time.
Beyond its mechanical
calculating ability the sharp
shooter can, up to a point.
make its own decisions indie
pendeltly Of : any human
operator. The extremely
complex mathematical for
mulas and the observational
data must, of course, be pro-
vided by human brains. In
fact. says DR.. Russell H.
Lyddane, physical sciences
administrator at the proving
grounds, the more that is re-
quired of the brain" the
more highly skilled mathe-
maticians are necessary to
operate it.
Gravity Problem
Twelve years ago when the
first German rocket missiles
we're fired across the English
Channel from skillfully cam
ouflaged launching sites in
Belgium and Holland, excep-
tional craftsmanship was re-
quired, it was calculated, to
hit the island Of Britain,
hardly so miles away. Then
there were only two or three
factors to be considered. The
minimum demands on the
Dahlgren sharpshooter are
themselves a good index of
the advances made up to now.
The biggest brain ache for
the mechanical brain, DR..
Lyddane explains. probably
is gravity which determines
a missiles 5,000-mile ira
jectory to its target. 1t would
be simple enough If this
really were a round earth.
Actually it isn't a sphere but
what mathematicians call
an "oblate spheroid" with
a difference Of about Is miles
between the length of the
equatorial and the polar
radius. This introduces a lot
of complications depending
on the direction to the target.
The pull of gravity differs
infinitely all over the earth,
depending on the mass of
underlying rocks. Variations
may be within a few miles of
each other. They affect the
trajectory of the missile to a
degree determined by the
altitude at various stages.
The differences in the
earth's pull are extremely
small. An artilleryman need
not take them into consid-
Grafton. They would be neg
ligible even over a few hun
dred miles. But for a 5000
mile trajectory they could
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In Rebutt1I

Mary Ellen Dashiell'
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fastidouS and IS.
had in me a streak Of my paiernal grandmother.
NV fathers mother was the most immaculate house
keeper in Riley County. Her washings were the
whitest that tapped on a Kansas breeze. She hung
the best linens on the clOheSne strung across the
front yard. just to show DeighbOrs as they went
driving by.
Her fruit shelves twnkIed with hundreds Of jars
filed with every good thing Of the garden. orchard
and field Her table always groaned. There would be
a half-dozen bowls of preserves and jees - currant.
goosebery, ounce and - Continued on page %
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OF this series 0HfhOr and crifir DOROTHY Ca46eh
FIsher says. "7hese are lovely pieces Of wifiag -
As.eric1nism az IFS best. Thy viii BE- reprinted
for years 10 come." CIemeHfise PaddEeford is.
of cOvse. THIS WEEKS food editor. and on Page %
she has SOM HeEs ab0m an old vorife the h0f dog.
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NEw YORK
After work comes play. This is the greatest lesson
my mother ever taught me. Work there was TO do,
and so work had to be done eggs to gather dishes
to wash, beds to make. Every farm child has ms
chores But after work comes play. Mother said II
differently: 'NobOdy, no matter how poor, need
take only the meat and potatoes Of life. just help
yourself to some Of the strawberries with sugar and
cream"
At our farm near Manhattan, Kan. work was
never made a tyrant-maSter. Mother never boosted
that she could put her hand anything IN the dark
nor did she keep her Wednesday morning tryst with
the darning basket as faithfully as though II were
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" Never grow q HishbOHe
where your backbone oGghf
10 BE-" CIessenfiae Paddle
Eond's Es0fheT f0Id her in
Lasf weeks iaSfaii5seHf Of
q Flower For My MOfheT.
This week Mis- PoddIeJond
recalls more Of Ehe pifhy
and memorable cO1yDeHfs
hrr mother gn0de on life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
MY Mother Taught Me

Here are more American OF
a woman who psychology but wisdom
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n you have these quAl-
fications and would Ike 20
ately fun 1etails Of your
education a..,ts ,! a.s; s sgs sss;
earninss 20 STANLEY Richards.
20 Fifth avenue tRoom
0OO1, New YORK IL.
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REPAIRS Z SERVICES

ADDITIONS. recreation rooms, re-
modelling Of any kind. XII p-205l.
Additions-Alterations
SAVE MoNEY-OUAR. WORK
NO MONEY DOWNS YEARB-FHA
KITCHENS, DENe, REC. RMS.
REMODELLING
FREE PLANNING, BLuEPRINTB.
n. PRYME CONSTR. corr.
BnIcKw0RK--Nsw on repairs. are.
x TAoNzaI 80, s.fs61'
CARPENTER. general jobbing. home
lmpfoyemenfs. remodeltng. store
fronts. fixtures. brick work. plas-
kFp5iDffs f aoWpLE yo - f s.Sss
CARPENTER, poFehss, partitions.
shelving, cabinets and expert re-
pairs Reliable. .. POWELL. Ex.
ELEcTRIcAL WIRING. promD. At.
tention TO larGe and small Jobs:
ks ives s snS Sun. f 5M liss s-Sa""
FLOOR SANDING and finishing.
cleaning and var jobs reasonable.
work guaranteed. VIII. 6-o204
FLOORS sANDED AND FINIEBED.
N. MORRIS ~. S-ss77. ~ '''''
PAINTERS AND CARPENTERS -
White. eKper.. need Eork iufmed
Free estimates, Kk s-S3ga
PAINTING. paperinE. interior. ex-
terror. FHA mans avail For ekti.
mates. cab 10 D-4771.
PAINTING. int, ext: carpentry.
-ut.. spout. roof. DO own WORK: 81
white. Call any time. 10. 7-1606
PAINTING. white mechanics. Old
or new work. Free estimates AP
I-pb4o any time.
PAINTING = January specialist
Kltchers. si2: railways. S.: iiv.
rm., Sis: BAH. S7-b0. etc. Expert
work. guar: free estimates: white
mechanics. 10. 5-4632 any time,
PAINTING. PAPERINC. WALL
sCRAPTNG-ouick service. free
estimates. ~ B-0745.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
piastering and paper hanRine at
low prices. Experienced work done ;
satisfaction guaranteed Call for
free estimate. LA, 0-le36.
PAINTING. interior, ext. ige. or
small tohS. DO own work: white
mech; reaG. WA. 7-4H43
PAINTING DECORATING; Is yrs.
expef.. apts.. $50. comp dec serv
Free est, white mech. DE-. 2-61ee.
PAINTING, PAPERlNG, frst-clasa
workmanship: work done immedi-
ately. Mr.. PoAT, RIA. 3-5o43
I3s
PAINTING VALUEs-Rms. sI4 and
Sl6. apis. S6b and So, Refs
white mechanics. Guar. work. Free
estimates. Days. sP. 3-0444. ewes.
RE S-t54eA
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o ,n.esst.u. sPpiI sssYis avn WI
statesmen

Sell Avnair operating-styie Alumi.
mum awning AZ selling 70 qualitied
prosueets IeSulfna from once ad-
verttsins No eanvasxtpg required
train YOU. Automo6iie Necessary,
We have exclusive franchise on
our produets, Call o.. 6-4S76 fol
Interview. Mr. BEATTY.
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Personnel Assistant

Position demands con-
siderable intefvieWing. Appii-
cant TESTING. some prspara-
ton Of statistical reports.
eorFespondenee typlns ana
hlins. Prefer college grad.
uais. REQUIRES some expert
ence. - . personnel employ
ment teehnieian---not . Sec
Rotary In Q personnel once.
Accurate typins Is essential.
Thts u . small operation
recurring varied duties. Rea-
sonably GOOD salary and
excellent benefits. Career
position. write BOZ l7s-
y. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
PARKLAWN

llou ROCKVILLE Pike
2 Nj. North Of Beth. Naval Hosp.
GIRL Q work On 2.slEl shirt unit
SPOT. 54oi Annapolis rd.. bladens-
HAT CHECK GIRL. must have per.
sonallty and appearance 70 meet
Wabhineton's finest clientele
EVENINGS and Sundays. salary plu.
neal See Mr. Tharston, TKn
LEWIS Lss mEsrAuRANr. ssos Conn
nOusgKEEPER for Conn. ave.
APARTMENT hotel, Myst pc thor
s sss,,iy 1galined , With .i.h sss, r.
1RM KEYPUNcn oPERAT0R. In.
suranee experience nreferred, bat
e cSRR Rsef IsssUHRANeckkR ic go. 4 ttso
Conn. ave, NV.
selt-scTvice supermafkst. Mast Be
experieneed; 5000 pay and work.
ing condition.. Apply n person.
BuCklN0HAM ouPERMARKET
.esO Nichols ave. s.e.a no phone
MpsIcIANB-0iYls ever FL. Phone
for appelniment. XII. 0-ss5s. MRS
NURSE. pgsctieal, white. for small
nnFting home. Silver. SpTtng area,
g.; neeessary, Good salary, HE-
NURSE, kE0ISTKRkD, for pedi1.
trieiaf's e1lee. CT. 0-22ib.
NuRsE. registered. for Doctors Of,
zee. Cal TX. 3-l45b.
NURSES AIDE. white. for s-hr
i've IN: references u. e-O6la
OFFICg cLEANING, ali pm
some sat. an, car nee. Va. re.
tident only. Responsible person
$50. POTOMAC ENPl.. fO4 3
Broad ST.. Pals ch.. IL e-127s.
osvi .. cLERk. ss.sE- ,, sPt, e q
EMPL.s s334 wilson blvd. ArL.
OvFiCE JOBS. excel. opportunity--
ri SsSs:' "a fz. fis'os i \ ~ -
PIX 0PERAfOR. temp. s days.
$50. POTOMAC EMpL-. IOa Il.
Broad g., Pals Church. il.
s-7a1..
siLvER sPhINo-RocKvT.. xMPL
sAla Ga Ave, 8. 8. ~. p-444t
PERSONNEL AsST.--Will train Il
test and score; prefer coll. fnath
ee0n SfVafra NJ afntteefen T.fue esse.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
FAMILY COUNSELOR

,. L sSa !: r. ysr VI .i Sss: e. !;
Montaomefy county, and would
Ike 70 earn over Rb00 per month
investiRate thia,.. Position peFma-
neDt. no travehng. nonseasonal,
For personal interview. apr'y 0
3 m. 10 y pm.
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siesdy work o,BRikN RooSiN6
Co, oik 18th st. ne.
RoUFE MAN-Wtll train villina
worker for permanent employ
menf. cas- LAUNDRY, taio BALTIC
ave-, Bladensburg, Nd.
ROUfRMAN, part time; 9 moFninss
IN hethesdA. chew, fhass ara;
tween a.m..te noon.
ROUTE Statesmen
one Of yashinslen's oldest and
most reliable lsuneEies has open
sffkLNo Tz6EbkS, ioaf S7iS
81 NV,
sALEsNAN. eulSI1a % can on res
uiRr accounfa Good opportunity
for man IN late e0s-mid sos. Elll
car Allowance, Salary epen. Boz
t00-B. star,
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CASHIER
BOOKKEEPER

5-day week, $40 per day.
Automatic raise in 80 days
II work warrants It. 8-hour
day. Interviews at S405
Ramsey ave-, Silver Spring,
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES
fcohTihUtoj
WORK FOR AD0cTOR

Learn in q dT.s once. Evening
eruryes tuition moderate. Positions
waiting. CAPITAL SCHOOL FOR
DR.. q Ao9Te., III. Z-e171.
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slruATloNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT will help medium
size srms with their work. Box
LIB. star. 13s
ENGINEER. 9Th class. white. ex-
perienced lookine for q position.
Boz SABA. Star.
FsT,%fsTOR, brieklavinE and een-
eral: 20 yrs. exper. Consider part
time. Box 22o-A. Star i0'
EsTIMAT0R-Top- fiieht engineer
estimator executive, aualified all
phases Of construction. Desire
salary, profit-shAring basis For
pers Interview. Box .2i-B. Star.
DAYS WORK; reliable colored man.
uoof refs. no. 2-a30a, AID. T.
MAN, experienced In warehouse
shippine-receivtng tipping, fEx-
Army supply sergtl. La. 6-iga5.
MAN, coloFed. has car. desires de-.
livery work part time. Other ode
Jobs. tn. 2-lb5a.
MEN AVAILABLE for ali tyres house.
work yardyork, painting. car
TON ARMY HARBoR LIoHT
M s-4sa2
YOUNG MAN. rs. willing 70 DC
cleaning and housework. Ii, T.
-NuUs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
MOTOR TRAVEL

GENTLEMAN DRIVING to Fort
Lauderdale. Fia. in Cadillac car,
can accommodate oongenial per-
sons. Bhfre expenses, Leaving Jan
10. Call Mr.. B. ct XII D-4556.
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SECRETARIES, youne, white, 70 IS
yrs, interestine work, all kinds.
SO 70 100 v.p.m. shhd. some
e3,0O0-s4 900. v. WOOD PER.
SONNET see MISS WOOD. 23e
s sSS'9 4. Dr. pcs :s! sSS i''A st. NV
SECRETARY, TO Real Estate execu-
tive. Conn. ave. area. Salary COM
mensuyate with ability. EX. B.
6I75 TOT apt.
SECRETARY. attractive youne lady
between u and 30 Years, 70 act
Is secretary and receptionist.
Typing and shorthand required.
b-day, 4O-hr. week. starting sal.
airy SIS per wk. Apply GREY.
HOUND RkNT.A-cAR, nc. 1914
I st. NV,
SECRETARY. a;5. 8 DAYS. research
field. min, $4,000. POTOMAC
EMPL. IOl Z. Broad 81, :. c.
u, 2-1f72.
sECRETARyi large Law arm. AZ.
tractivs downtown once; 3s.hr.
week aee 90 to 30 preferred
gJod steno. ability. Ma. s-s2S3
SECRETARY. medical, Alex, exper.
on dictaphons and knoWi. short.
hand; 80 hours: 70 S3b0. Po-
TOMAc EMpL., oil King st.,
Alex, XII D-b0bb.
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sITUATloNs- woMER
MISUNDERSTANDING

COOK. live In; mature woman,
white, Thoroughly exper. 10 pvt
home Box lex, star. o.
GIRL wants dAywork. Lu. 4.ses4
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN de.
sirea work, caring for invalid OF
E.h.w.. Mon. -Fri,i expef.. refs.
II, 7-b0s7,
cOLORED GIRL, Z yrs. one plac,
desires g.hw., Mon throush Fri
excel refs. RA. o-be7b.
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HELLO WOMEN

SECRETARY. scientific research.
eQliese haekgroQnq. 5000. roTQ-
zri'. "a. b.a0o0'
SECRETARY. no shorthand. mature.
church. 8. Arl;. IS hrs. Open.
blvd, Arl.. "a. A-2O00.
SECRETARY. unusual oppor. for
young, 2b-35 with good skills, In
terested IN real estate, related az
per. pref. Good work record Ia
responsible position nee. Salary
starting 70 81 400 with all co. ben
eiits, MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS. NC suite 1901, 1883 O
SECRETARY, expefienced; Jewish
S STsanssaisSnM 0P siO sasisr' hos
SECRETARY. hours. $50 70 t.30.
s sS. is.iiao s1i nR. I SisHHR e0n0'
SECRETARY
Young lady for Dietaphone tram
sefibtng. Part-time reeeptionigt; ;
general once work: no shorthand
necessary; 40-hr. wk.: no sat. Pree
Az H. Bic picra aPaS se CORP. EOS eos
Wis ave. nv. see Mr.. Dunniean.
SECRETARY $3.50
For national corporation. will
work with top executive. Down
town location.
College Grad. - $325
For newly organised trade as
soeiatioE once. Some seeretariai
skills. To WORK into supervisory ca
pacity. Prefer under "a.
CLERK-TYPIST $500
Small professional group. down
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2508
725 Sheraton Blds- III 18th NV.
sTENOGRAPhEk-eEcRETARY. ex-
perieueed. work 8 days per week
In new once building. tof appoint
ment call LA. $3.50. Mr.. LON
MANN,
sTEN0. -BOOKKERPERi established.
reputable. real estate Insurance
once, residence IN Sc, experience
same OF similar business preiera-
bic. Boz 4U46s Anaeostia. D. c.
sTENO. TYPIsT. general once
york. experience not necessary;
b-day va. 0 70 5, paid hoEpliaiiza-
ton; $50 per VIZ T. A. CANT
ma. s-e457 for appointment.
STENOGRAPHER
Permanent position; 5-day. 90
hr. week, pleasant working condi.
tons. liberal dineount on pur-
ehases, insurance ana hosp. plan,
retirement plan. Apply pROPLES
DRUG STORE. Employment once,
$50 llfh o.. NV. End hoor, over
euf llth and q sts. store,
srENO.. Eairfsx. S days. 500. Po-
IOMAC EMPL., l0A =. Broad st.,
Fails Church, ". 2.5272.
TkACliER--o1alihed nursery school
Morning sessions. kxper. and &C.
credited Write Box eliza, star
stating auAliilcations
TEAcHEns. white. eualifled for
knglish. social studies. math. and
element. grades. ADAMS TEAcH-
Frs AGENCY. 1871 O Of. NV.
TELEPHONE OPERAT0R ana gen.
erai once worker By hotel equip
ment arm. permanent position. s.
day. 40-hour wk. vacation. SICK
leave, etc. Some typing ability
and accuracy with fisures required
agply 2 End 9oor ciaee I b
ADAMS CO. 1919 You St nv.
TYPIgTs. electric. so wp.m or
more for temporary assignments.
. or more daYs vi. fno ewes. or
veek endsl. ST. 3-ieTs.
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OPPORTUNITIES
WITH SEARS

WI II 0GF1KtO
Sears has openings for one
plumhine and heatine saiesman.
also one man or woman In eusto-
mer service department Excellent
Opportunity for advancement. plus
many company Dement'S 10 those
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
s45h colesyille Rd. 81. Spring. Nd
PART-TIME HI-FI
10 work evenings. demonstrating
HL~fI 70 married couples and pros
peetlye brides By appt. Phone NE.
4-7S57, bet. 40 pm. TU. 2-00l1
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RElp-DoMEsTIe

CHILD CARE - WORKING mother
age -. 70 20 to work Feb, 1,
wants giTl or young woman to
care for 2 small giFls. one Z mos I,
one . yrs Must be honest and
have references Wanted immed
% set 70 know baby. IA $685..
c00k-G.HW.-Live In: Oh Thurs.
and every other Sun no ironing
fond OF children. recent local refs.
$50 Nk. OIL. 4-373D.
c0OK-G.H.w., experienced. refer
eneesi bls-day week. stay some
nights; 1000 salary, RA. 3-1n3s.
CO0k-G.M.ws live IN. must be
experienced recent refs. goOd
with children, OIL, s-34i4.
co0k.G;H.W.. for small adult fam
every Sun. Prefer live In. Wo. g.
fNM0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

NAN. twhitsl. ambitious, aBs ~ SO,
sonefrpl sb5 VI. 70 start. CAL
nl. l-1llA.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY

To public relations vice preslden,
OF national finance Arm. Good per-
sonaifty essential. II to IS yFS. Of
age. Excellent working conditions
3A-hf. Wk: liberal company bene-
nts. inclading retirement plan.
Apply in Person. isos NJ St. NV.
RECEPTI0NIsT. hieh school gradu-
ate. with some shorthand and
typinR ability. no previous bust
nees experience necessary. Apply
RIM. AL. Woodward Bldg, 18th
and II sts. NV. ST. 3-iS37.
INSTRUMENTATION, Good op-
portunity in mes modern hospital,
Pleasant personality and accurate
typinE are required. Apply person
mel once, QARFIkLD HOSPITAL.
10Th and Fla. ave. NV.
REGISTERED Medical Lab, techni.
car. Salary 500 mo. 5ia-day VII.
CAL CO. 5-f500,
DESTINATION CLERK. type 4
pm. -midnight: $50 start. CO.
LuMBIA EMPL.. 1871 O nv.
RESTAURANT HELP-Aii-around
work In luNeh stand: ale pm,
8 days VIZ, white. 1855; must be
exper.. rehable. depencable. refs.
REQUIRED, AP 7-3a05. 6:J0-s o m
RESERVATION CLERK, 5 days.
exptr. air lines % RI: accurate
typing: 70 SIS. POTOMAC EMPL..
l0a z. Broad st. p. c. u.
a-727..
SALEeLADY. women's apparel
must be thoroughly experienced
suits, coats and dresses: exeeu-
tive ability preferred. steady DO
sition. Salary. S65 per wk. Apply
In person only. i0is Conn. ave.
sALESIADY, 5-cay week: sood sal
airy. permanent position, Apply IN
person. MEXICAN SHOP, 3f0i N
St NV fGeOreetnWnl
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sALESLADY
SALESLADIES

Experienced In ladies' apparel
Steady position with excellent sal
ary Apply MODEL SHOP. 1903
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LEADS

WHY cANvAs1p
| This II q snle1mnn'e dream
1, NO DOWN PAYMENT.
=. NO INTEREST.
8. No CARRYING CHAR0E9.
4. HIGH COMMISSIONS.
Former book. vacuum eliza ner,
window and freezer salesneh. This
Is Tor you. A real money.Eakine
proposition PArt-time and full-time
men needed. For details. call ki
s-s30T.
PARr-rIMg; lianor store delivery
and stockman: reference necessary
Apply In person. BRENTWOOD
LIQUOR. 1901 r. !. ave. ne.
PART TINE. all day Wednesday,
routemen for newspaper delivery;
car nee ST, a-1o6i. %
PERMANENT employment with ma
tionally known sporting goods
company for person between ages
35-55; prefer ex-servieeman.
wholesale and retail selltng. also
will teach 10 work engraving ma
chine Apply Box $685. Washins-
ton q, ID. c.
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CLERK
POSTING

To handle large volume OF
detail pastlnsi Some typins
ss ssRs..D,n y I Rns.seSs'ins Or
Opportunity for advance.
mNnt. excellent working
conditions Convenient Rub-
urban location.
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Drug or Cosmetic Clerk

We have . good position for an
commission and meals: no night,
on sundays Apply EXECUTIVE
PHARMACY. o0H Pennsylvania ave
NV
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G.n.W.. experienced. Live in or
cut No cooking or troning. 8 days.
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK -
VIII train for machine. 40-hr., s.
day VIZ: hookkeeping exper. pre-
ferred. NE location. La. 0-S5i0,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06
Liquor Board
Rejects A d.

The Ohio Department OF
Liquor Control has denied the
application for a Do permit
m de by Theresa Vitelle
owner-operator of the Zia Ter
esa Restaurant, 1868 Hayden
ave. A Do license permits the
sale Of wine and beer for con-
sumption on the premises.
The Liquor Board indicated
that it's action was due to the
fact that the East Cleveland
Zoning Board Of Appeals had
previously rejected the restau-
rants request for such a per.
nit.
At the time this appeal wa:
heard before the East Cleve
land Zoning Board of Appeals
a large delegation of residents
from the neighborhood of the
restaurant appeared to protes'
the application.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06
Study Kirk
Guidance
Procedure
Are Eass Cleveland School

Are Ease Cleveland Schools
providing adequate guidance
On Wednesday, February IL
at 8 p. m. the Kirk PTA will
provide an opportunity for
parents to decide this for
themselves. Four administra-
tors from the secondary
schools, DR.. L. l.. Myers, prin-
cipal; Mr.. George Huxel, as
sistant principal and Dean of
Boys; Miss inertia Bricker,
Dean of Girls; all from Kirk
Jr. High and Mr.. Grant Kibble,
assistant principal from Shaw
High, will discuss the philoso-
ply and application of guidance
in the junior and senior high
schools.
Here is an opportunity for
many areas to be explored.
What testing is used, and how
are the results applied? What
guidance is given students
choice of curriculum, and what
should determine his choice ?
How are the students advised
in personal adjustment? Are
divided according to ability,
and is the superior mind chal-
lenged? How is a students
ability for college preparation
determined? What vocational
information and guidance is
offered? There will be time for
additional questions from the
audience.
For those parents who wish
TO be more fully informed
about an integral part of their
schools services, this is a
meeting Of great importance.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06

We read only frequently of boys who get into trouble
1t has been said that they number but But do
hear often of those others who make
thing of their lives.
Boy Week February 7th 18th. gives pause
reflect volunteer that has made It's mark
America Here find boys becoming Scouts for the sheer
enjoyment there is in it.
The adult volunteer leaders in Scoutingand there are
100000 Of them-reaze Scouting something
than fun. They know it is game with purpose.
That purpose is to help boys become by teaching
them to play team for citizenship role later and TO
nnocuae their daily lives code of living influenced by
the Scout Oath and Law.
When boy joins at his church synagogue school,
other community institution he becomes member of
patrol 1t is here he lesson democracy he shares
in the patrol planning elects patrol leader and learns to
live with his fellow patrol members brother Scouts.
The program Of Boy Scouting keeps boy busy learning
such s first aid signaling cooking, camping while
mparting many traits of good citizenship There is
of advancement that is of boys ability to
stand his feet
America is all the richer because many millions Of
through have this program Of character
building while seekin fun and companionship