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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09

A meeting of the Kitchen
Keepers, a Chardon All club,
was held June Is from loo
to 800 at the home of club
member Jane Osborn. Presi-
dent Donna Tam brought the
meeting to order. After the
business was conducted and
the meeting was adjourned
Jane had a demonstration on
baking biscuits. Afterwards
the girls went outside for q
game of tag. Minutes sub :
mitted by Jackie Hummel,
secretary.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09

Who Kitchen Keeping.
What Jackie Hummel and
Donna Tam gave a demon
stration.
Where Donna Tann's.
When June rs.
Donna Tam and Jackie
Hummel gave a demonstra-
ton on how to make t u n a
fish salad and witches brew.
On July IL the Kitchen
Keepers are going to have a
bake sale on the sheriff's
porch. Jackie Hummel.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09
CHARDON THIMBLES

The sixth meeting of t h e
ChardoI Thimbles was call
ed to order by the new pre-
Sident Ann Huxel.
Plans were made for the
next meeting which will be
at EdWina Hofstetter's, July
Is. Ann Huxel, Christina Rid
der and Ethel Wollpert gave
demonstrations.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09
Have XoH Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Elvadore
Cranage Jr. of 375 Ward
DR.. in Chester? They have
moved here from Cleve
and. Mr.. Cranage is en-
ployed by the Hoover Swe-
eper Co. He is also a pro-
fessional photographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Holian of Ward DR.. Ches-
terland? They and their
daughter Jonni Marie and
son Patrick have moved
here from Cleveland. Mr..
Holian is with the Habco
Tool Co. in Bedford Heigh-
is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Kravos and their daughter
Kathy age s? They have
moved to LBS Greenfield
Trail, Chesterland. Mr..
KraVos works for the Gle
veland Instrument Co. in
independence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don a d
Schneider of $50 Prescott
DR.. in Chester? Th ey
have moved from Wayne
Ave. in Cleveland. Mr..
Schneider is with the I. &
N. Lithograph Co., Ware
nsville Heights. Mrs. Sch
neider is a secretary at the
City Loan Co. in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] o S e p h
Eppich? They have moved
to $50 Lynn DR.. in Ches-
terland from Lyndhurst
Mr.. Eppich is sales repre-
sentative for Gen. Products
& Mfg; Mrs. Eppich is
employed by Mayfield Dra-
peries in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stei-
bel of 180 Morning Glory
Trail in Chesterland. They
have moved from Cleve :
land. Mr.. Steibel works
for the Cleveland Trencher
Co.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Hejduk of 12z South Street,
Chardon? Mrs. Hejduk is
from Montville and works
at the Medical C Center,
Chardon; Mr.. Hejduk is
from Thompson and works
at the Chardon Telephone
Co.
n
Mr.. and Mrs. Donld r.
Blum of Fowlers Mills Rd..
Chardon? They and their
two young sons, Mark and
Ralph, have moved from
Shaker Heights. Mr.. Blum
is an editor for Buyers Pur-
chasing Digest, Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Washell? They have NOV
ed to Henning Dr., Char
don, from Cleveland. They
have one son, Gary, IL. Mr..
and Mrs. Washell are 9th
employed by the Thompson
Products Co. although at
different branches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bors and their son Doug
las, two and one half? They
have moved to Butternut
Rd., Chardon, from cCleve
land. Mr.. Bors works for
DR.. Harold Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris w.
Eek? They and their two
daughters, Patricia and Di
ane, have moved to 795
Heath Rd., Chester, from
Willoughby Hills. Mr.. Eek
works for Tapco in Euclid.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09
4H CLUB NEWS
PINS AND NEEDLES

HAMBDEN - The weekly
meeting of the Al Pins and
Needles club met on Friday,
May %, at the home of the
advisor, Mrs. Steve Loveland
Noreen Underwood vice pre-
sident presided.
Dianne Plata led the "Ple-
dge of Allegence" and Susan
Lane led the "4-H Pledge" "
Judy Loveland gave the Sec
retaries report. The mems :
bers answered with the name
of a state, Cheryl Jedlinsky
gave the treasurers report,
The club talked about points
needed to obtain the G e e 4
rosette.
Refreshments we're served
by Dianne Plata.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09

Prunty of S. Main ST., Mid
dlefield? They and their
three children have moved
from E.. 86th and H o u g h,
Cleveland. Mr.. Pru1ty
works for the Air Maze Co.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09
West Geauga Hoof Beats

West Geauga Hoof Beats
met June 8 at the home of
Nelson Trushel to discuss the
plans for the following Satur-
day breakfast ride. The ride
was to be from Chesterland
to Gates Mills where the mo,
theirs would have food t or
the group.
Next meeting will be July
u at the home of Patricia
Track at 7:30 pm Riding in
the 4tn of July parade and
entering the events Of t b G
horse show following will be
the next event of the club.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. G. eorg e.
Roudebush, who live on
Brookside Rd., Chardon /?
Mr.. Roudehush works In
the sales department, Kais
er Aluminium, Cleveland.
Mrs. Katherine Jones of
Kile road, Chardon? s h
and her two children have
recently moved from Cha
grin Falls, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ric h -
ard Dunning of wills on
Mills rd.? They have NOV
ed here recently fro m
Huntsburg and East Clari-
don, and are newlyweds :.
Mr.. DuIlning is employed
by the Chase Brass Com :
pany; and Mrs. Dunning
works part time at Rich
ards Maple Products, Char
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry r.
Collins of Chardon- Euclid
Rd.. Chardon? They have
moved here from Eastlake
Ohio. They have tn r e
daughters; Phyllis, t I've,
Virginia, three and o n e.
half and Debra, one. Mr..
Collins is with the Relian-
ce Electric & Engineering
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
c. Cormies, Jr., who are
residing at Welk rd., Char
don? They have moved
here from 706 Cedarwood
DR.. in Mentor. Mr.. CORN
les works ior Cleveland
Trencher; Mrs. Cormies
works at the Euclid Clinic
Foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Ora :
ham of 432 Water street,
Chardon? They are newly
weds; she is from Lorain,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09
Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pc
terson of Rt. 6O8 in Hunts
burg? They have m o " e d
from Kirkland. The Peter
sons have six children. Mr..
Peterson is with the N a.
tional Acme Co. of Cleve-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Sly?
They and their son a n d
daughter are living on
Princeton Rd., Huntsburg.
They have moved fr o m
Mesopotamia. Mr.. Sly Is
working on a construction
job in PaineSville.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Christensen who have NOV
ed to Chardon from New
ton, Mass? They have one
son, Mark, ii mos. Rev.
Christensen is pastor of
the Claridon Congrega :
tional Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. M in t e r
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09
CHARDON THIMBLEs

The 4 H club meeting was
held at the home of Karen
Peine.
The president Sally Ross
bach called the meeting to
order. The girls answered to
rollcall by giving the parts
of a dress.
We talked about the 4 II
camp and the 4 : FL Band.
Mary Neil gave a very nice
demonstration on hemming
a tea towel.
We played a game and re-
freshments were served.
Our next meeting will be
held at Sally Rossbachs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Art Ora :
ham of 432 Water street,
Chardon? They are newly
Weds; she is from Lorain,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bors and their son Doug
las, two and one half? They
have moved to Butternut
Rd., Chardon, from cCleve
land. Mr.. Bors works for
DR.. Harold Thomas.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris w.
Eek? They and their two
daughters, Patricia and Di
ane, have moved to 795
Heath Rd., Chester, from
Willoughby Hills. Mr.. Eek
works for Tapco in Euclid.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09
SEWING sUsIEs

The All Sewing Susies club
met at Bonna Prices home
in Claridon June 80 at IL o.
clock.
The picnic plans were
changed to a mother and
daughter picnic.
Out bake sale will be held
July II on the Sheriff's porch
6 pm. till 8 pm.
Our next meeting will be
held July Ia at IL o'clock at
Linda Potter's home on 123
Chardon Ave. News reporter
Susan Payer.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09
ARCHITECTS

Bruce Huston &
Architects Associated
109 Main st. Chardon
Avenue 5-7551
Office Hours: Tuesday 8a,m.
to 5 pm.
Other Days call Willoughby
or Cleveland
Offices Whitney 4-2222
13p39
Arizona tribune., 1959-12-04

l.
Dear Editor:
Recently you have written
two editorials: one, panning
the Urban League whose di-
rector received a human rela-
tionS award and the most
recent issue, taking apart the
NAACP in your state. I am
we'll aware of the many diff
culties that are involved in
developing strong organiza-
tionS like the two mentioned
above. I have. seen these
organizations function very
effectively in large cities
where there were large num-
bers of professionally trained
Negroes to give them wise
leadership. Frequently, how
ever, they lack good leader
ship and are, therefore,
ineffective. l can sympathize
with you in your feeling that
these organizations are appar-
emily ineffective at present
but ! am wondering whether or
not this kind of criticism will
in the long run be constructive
and hel pful in enabling these
organizations to do better as
you and I would want them
to do?
Sincerely,
Julian j. KeiSer
Min. of Social Action and Inner
City Work, of the Congrega-
tional Conference of Southern
California and the Southwest
Arizona tribune., 1959-12-04
Sincerely,
Julian j. Keiser
Dear Mr.. Banks:

Dear Mr.. Banks:
Your fine cooperation in
publicizing the recently com
pleted 1860 United Fund drive
helped to raise $10O, 900 more
than last year. I speak for
thousands of volunteers who
put in a tremendous amount of
time and work when l say
thank you" for your assis-
tance.
Sincerely,
R. j. McMullin
Chairman
1860 United Fund Campaign
General Manager
Salt River Project
When the light of a gals life
goes out it sure looks dark.
Yep, sometimes you kin bank
on a feller VINO has no money.
Arizona tribune., 1959-12-04
( Zl1dQ:3925

Dear Friends:
You're doing a good job
giving voice to many human
relations problems that need
publicity without rancor.
With every wish for your
continuing success.
Mrs. Robert Ramsdell
Tempe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
Refrigeration
MECHANIC

II YOU are experienced, desire year
round work, excellent benefits,
and wish to improve your present
status, apply 134l G st. NV,
RIM 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
SALESMAN

IS to 40 yrs, some clothing exper
shop. salary open. Apply CAMP.
US-VILLE S5t7 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring JU, It'll
SALESMAN, Alex, shoes, will trrir
nice his. grad $500. POTOMAC
EMPL, 81 King St. XII. g-5055
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

REAL ESTATE statesmen - W.
need . more statesmen who wan
to work for an aggressive com.
pany; eXper. pref. but not q
requisite. We will train you il
you qualify TOWN & COUNTRY
RTAJTY 70 TF RJaIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
COOK

MAN AND STOCK
CLERK, exper. pref: electronic
wholesale pts: excep oppor. Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
THE EVENING STAR 30
Washington, D. c
Monday. July n, 1859
RELp MEN
WASHER REPAIRMAN, experienced

WASHER REPAIRMAN, experienced
Kenmore-Whirlpool Call JU, s.
1853, between IT, Good salary
for right man 500 per week.
WATCHMAkER-Experieneed, top
man only, 5-day week permanent.
Bl4 18th st. NV.
WOOD FINIsHER, experienced, ags
TO ~, white, must have car, Well
known co, Dement'S, good salary
plus car allowance Call MpI.
GARDINER, IA, 10000, service.
WOODwORKER. for perm. 40-hr.
lob In exhibit shop, must be list
class In all phases Of woodwork;
general knowledge OF cleo wiring
helpful; liberal CO. benefits Give
age, exper, and salary require
ments Box l77-Z, Star
YOUNG MAN over II, white.
wanted ior carpet store in Wheat
on, Exper not required Training
prosrem. Phone for appt 10.
5-02S0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
GUARANTEES?
PROMISES?
EARNINGS UP TO?

What do they mean? Simply that
YOUR sales must justify thost
guarantees or promises or you
will surely not be paid or hole
your Job.
Electrolux Corp. does not guaran.
tee a thing except the opportunity
to prove what you are worth, and
to pay you every dime you are
worth. Giving you first of all the
finest quality merchandise to sell
backed up by many years of lead.
ership in our field and a thorough
knowledge OF that merchandise
and what 1t will do. We did not
give Mr.. l.. w. B. a guarantee
when we hired him three years
ago. In 1853 his third year ir
the business he earned over So.
900. This is quite a jump over
his former earnings as meal
cutter.
If you are sincere N your desire,
to earn more money, come ir
Monday morning. 10 to IL for q
private interview.
3710 NEW HAMP. AVE.
II you are presently employed
come in Monday evening, Z to
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
HELP MEN

R0UTEMAN. rs TO 40 yrs. old
laundry and dry cleaning. no ex'
per n ,,,,s on,, sHsranteea IN
centage new business. A real OPP
portunity for one who is alert anc
combines courtesy with service u
the customer. All replies strictly
confidential. PEEL R'S DRY
CLEANING, 230S Rhode Island
ave. ne, DU 7-l413; after $3.50
n m WA T.nnlh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
RELP MEN
SALES OPPORTUNITY

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY
with local once OF national organ-
izatlon; SALARY CONTRACT with
Incentive pay, excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement; extensive
training;. group life, hospitallza-
tion and pension plan, Replies
confidential, Send resume to Box
zoe, Star,
CAREER OPPORTUNITY--An un-
man 70 learn and make career
OF CASUALTY INSURANCE under
wriLny, eCme COLLEGE desirable,
but not essential Phone FE. =
$500 for an interview apt,
experienced only,
Large apt, project Apply on lob
70 Randy Allen. supt, s., a. s.
BUILDING CORP Near NARROW
Heights shopping center, Branch
ave. T. ,arn lbaS I'd. Sc. IRte.
81, Prince 0eorges CO., Md.
CARPENTERS Top pay, steady
work for remodeling Co Must have
own transp, Apply between 2 and
-, 292l Kearny st, ne. on II, /,
ave No phone calls,
CLERK TYPIST, experienced and
familiar with electronic inventory
records and processes, long-range
program in growth and expansion
industry, secure future, IDEAL
working condS i-day wk AP. 4
a6S5, MRS. keller,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
HELP MEN
LAWYER-ARL., VA.
Nruan N NNME A a MHNHHHn

LIE EN-
We need the immediate services OF
an. experienced title examiner.
Call MR.. ADAMS, ia. $4,000.
MAINTENANCE MAN, white, age
rs to so, club, hotel or apart
ment experience, Live on Job
meals, private room and bath
furnished, disqualification and in
Surance benefits. SS5 per week,
8-day wk, on call for emergenoy
work after hours. Take bus
marked Congressional Country
Club, from Friendship street car
terminal TO $500 River I'd.
MAN, with tablet manufacturing
experience. to supervise tablet de-
partment: suburban area location,
Send resume and salary require
ment to Box 473-E, Star,
MAN, experienced on steel drum
pickup route, Call Monday, SP
3-454b,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
HELP MEN
(CONIlNUEDl
AUTO SALESMAN

To sell new and used cars Can
earn top pay, new car demo,
many company benefits
Benning Auto Sales, Inc.
1900 Benning Rd, NE
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, ex-
perienced Ford service writer
wanted for busy shop, Top weekly
salary plus monthly bonus for
good man. disqualification and
life insurance plans, vacations and
other company benefits See Mr.,
Swami, NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.,
go Bladensburg I'd, ne,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
statesmen
AMBITIOUS
RESIDENT OF WASHINGTON
AND 40-MILE RADIUS

Age $3.50 years: sincere. reliable
Interested in a career Of sales Of
sales MANAGEMENT, Car required
No travelling. sales experience un'
necessary. We Thoroughly trair
you. Many OF our statesmen in thi'
area earn Sl25-S250 per week
Good earnings start at once. i
qualified. promotion to dlstr!c
management positions provide per
manent opportunity for anrua
earnings Of SS,000-Sl5 Ouu
l06-year-old nursery product
business operated nationally
Above-ayerage sales managers haVt
opportunity for extremely high in
come. This may be a real oppor
tunity for you To determine this
please phone Mr.. K SCHOEN
JA. 4-4400, between $50 a m. AM
7pm. Monday and Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
MECHANIC

Permanent position, in College
Park area, for young man with
mechanical exper or aptitude;
should be fully acquainted w with III
merit increases and liberal bene-
fits. Apply
900 FRANKLIN ST NE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
YOUNG MAN

Under IS, his grad. active military
service completed, permanent resi-
building construction inspection,
Moderate salary with opportunity
10 progress to responsible position.
5-dey. 31R-hour week, free pri-
waite parking economical cafe
terra, many other benefits Apply
10 to IL or :! to 800 . m EOUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO,
5000 Wisconsin ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
HELP MEN
SUPERVISOR

dry cleaning and laun
dry route, 23-45 yrs. old; salar,
and bonus ARRANGEMENT plus
percentage Of increase. unlimited
opportunity for experienced younI
alert man. All replies strictl!
confidential. PEELER'B DRY
CLEANING, zoos n, I. ave, ne,
DU 7-i4i3; after $50 pm, WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
SALESMAN

Young man, IS TO 40, 10
work retail trade and doing
promotional work in the
WASHINGTON, d. c. area. SIS
per week salary, all expenses
paid and transp. furnished;
opportunity for development
In a growing coffee business.
Write to Mr., c. J. Reynolds,
LUZIANNE COFFEE, 1901
Duncanwood lane, Baltimore
Q3l, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
CRAFTSMEN

record. Call sun. and Mon. 9-I3
am, rs pm. EN- 2-27S9.
DRIVERS Statesmen A few
choice routes still open Apply
JACK & JILL ICE CREAM CO,
1919 L st. sc.
ELECTRICIANS and experienced
helper for new work Apply
NEIL ELECTRIC CO., 1912 3Sth
sa., Brentwood, Md. WA 7-1S00.
ELECTRICIAN, at least Is years in
heavy commercial and concrete
construction, thorough knowledge
of blueprint interpreted ton and
application, able TO assume COM
plete responsibility FAYCO ELEC-
TRIO CO. UN. 1890
ELECTRICIANS, with Va. license:
helpers yrs. experience; to work
IN Va. RO. S-1675
ELECTRICIANS-Top wages for top
men; local. Jobbing and heavy
ups. Box 23S-Y, Star.
ELECTRICIANS, Alex, journey
mans card necessary, lge. firm,
) days. $3.50 an hr. POTOMAC
EMPL., oil King st, XII. 9-5055.
ENGINEER. 3rd class. 4 pm, to
IL midnight, 40 hrs. per wk. Pre-
vatllng wages, fringe benefits.
Must have air-conditioning OK
perience, See MR.. DOUGAN, Bldg
Supt. National Education AsSo-
citation, 1901 18th st. NV.
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PART TIME

PAINTERS. white; top wages; Md
area have own tranSp. MR..
LOWE, 10. 4-6l50 or JU. 5-5S9S.
PART TIME
Last month our men ayeraged
$24960 working ewes, and SatS.
You can, too, If YOU will allow
US to train you in the sales field,
If you will work q hrs. per wk.'
ing. Call MR.. FINCH for inter-
view, Mon. and Tues, 1880 pm,
LII. 1-9020.
PHARMACIST. D. c. registered.
Permanent, full time Top salary
plus overtime and commission.
Paid vacation. life insurance,
health policies and other COM
PAW benefits. Desire progressive
man who wants to grow with
Washingtons fastest expanding
drug chain. Apply DART DRUG
OFFICE, Miss Primeaux. 1901
@-3344 for interview.
PHARMACIST. $3.50 wk. Good hrs
8 days. Vacation. Advance II
desired LU. @-200l.
PLASTERERS. experienced. 6-day
week. l-year'S work guaranteed
FL. 4-9549 or Ro SLAP.
PLUMBER, jobbing and remodel
ing: top wages, hospital benefits
uniform allowance; permanent po'
sition in established shou. D. H
STEVENS CO., tn. @-4500.
PLUMBERS HELPER with D. C
drivers permit and with the am
AND SON, 20O4 R. /. ave. ne.
PLUMBER for iobbing and re-
modelling shop, good wages fol-
reliable man, also experienced
helper needed HICKMAN AMI
PETREtLES, IA. 4-3S3S.
PLUMBER and plumbers helpers
On new construction work only
Call ewes. after $50, 10. 5-4520
PORTER. 2l-35: local ref. required
strong and reliable. CLARKS, 70H
l4th st. NV. NO PHONE CALLS
PRODUCTION TECHNICIANS (6)
Electronics, supervision, printed
NATIONAL EMPL SERV., INC.
HOS 18th st, NV, Elk. 3-7270
REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY
White or colored Wanted. > am
bilious men lust out of schoo
or the service, to learn the rea
estate business. Potential income
$4,000 or better. Call TU. 2
4S2S.
CORN e. BLANkEN
AIS Kennedy st. NV.
REAL ESTATE statesmen = W.
need . more statesmen who wan
to work for an aggressive com.
pany eYper pref but not q
requisite. We will train YOU il
Ho,t onatiFu TnUUN q. HnTTNTD
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SALES. CAREER

No-cANvAssING. HIGH.PAID
s SaEMES S9S cA kEAPENf IN T Ssl Mr.
I MUM If EARNINGS RSHS it duA R Tini
IN WRITING COM LIE + T
TRAINING ASSURED NO. EXP
NECESSARY CALL JU, g-692.
FOR Apt, FOR INTERVIEW.
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REFRIGERATION MECHANIC -
Must be exper. in household work,
Top wages and bonus to right
man. Perm, year-round lob. NO.
7-l30l
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ADVERTISING
GIRL FRIDAY

To assist in copy writing, publicity
campaigns and bookkeeping eX-
perience preferred good salary.
Send complete resume to Box 257.
T, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07
Three Area Girls
In Sd Round Of
Regional Tennis

BALTIMORE, July 7 (Spe-
ciaD. Carol Southmayd Of
washington plays Bland Sy-
mington of Baltimore in the
quarter finals Of the Middle At
lantic Girls tennis champion
ships here today.
In other matches, Fern Kell-
meyer of Charleston, w. Va.
meets Nancy Martin of Be-
thesda, and Betty Ann Murphy
of Falls Church. Va, plays Lee
Hopkins Of Baltimore.
Miss Kellmeyer seeded first,
defeated Eleanor Gilmore of
Baltimore, 60, 6j1, in yes
terday's second round of the
18-and-under division. Miss
Southmayd, seeded second, de-
feated Sally Beer of Baltimore,
81, GO, and Louise Grassi,
also of Baltimore, 81, 60.
Miss Murphy defeated Holly
Myers of Baltimore and Miss
Martin by identical scores, 81,
60. Jane McCleary of Balti-
more won over Susan Hasley of
Baltimore, 60, 81, but then
lost to Betsy Parker, 6-3,
80, 60.
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cited Allison, Killebrew, Lemon
and Throneberry as sluggerS
who with Sievers have brought
amazing power to the Senators.
He declared Sievers will hit 20
or Is home runs and told his
listeners of the magnificence of
Killebrew's soaring smaSheS.
Privately, the Vice President
expressed concern about the
prospect Of the Senators leav-
ing Washington. 1T would be
a tragedy if we lose the team, ="
he said.
Gov. Lawrence of Pennsyl-
vania appealed to baseball's
brass to cease moving clubs
and to expand rather than shift
present franchises.
Pittsburgh, like Washington,
Cleveland, Cincinnati and
Kansas City, has been men
toned in the past when talk
Of moving franchises came up.
NOTES: Ted Williams said,
"ThoSe two hits I got Sunday
were very important to me.
I figured it out that if I got
a couple of hits I'd be batting
at least ,223, and that's more
than I weigh"
Stan Musial, along with
Williams at the dinner, said:
Coming to the All-Star Game
as a $50 hitter is quite rare,
and I doubt very seriously
that I'll be back for the next
one" But Stan predicted:
Tied and I have been having
a struggle this year, but we're
both going to finish over 300"