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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-03

plans during the fighting. The In.
dians around Ft. Pitt left that
place to join the savages al
Bushy Run, intending to surprise
and destroy the whole white ar
my.
But the white men moved and
fought i'll a hollow square with
the provision train and supplies
in the center, expecting that a
fire might open on them at any
time. When that time arrived and
they were greeted with the fire
of a thousand rifles and the ter
rifle yells of so many painted
savages, they behaved like vet
erans and were not shaken at
all, but instead drove the Indian
enemy across the Ohio river in
to Ohio Indian country with great
loss to the savages. The defeat
was a signal one and was COM
plete.
The Indians, disheartened by
their overwhelming defeat at
Bushy Run and heavy losses
there, gave up the attack on Ft.
Pitt, now so heavily reinforced,
and retired sullenly to their
homes beyond the Ohio river,
leaving the contry between it
and their settlements free from
ravages.
Communication now being
made safe, the fugitive white
settlers were able to return to
their friends and to take posses
sion of their abandoned cabins.
Nevertheless their losses, too,
had been heavy - by compar-
ing notes they were able to make
out an accurate list of those who
were missing, either killed or
held prisoner among the various
tribes. 1t added up to more than
200 men, women and children.
Fathers mourned their daugh-
ters, slain or in a captivity worse
than death; husbands their wives,
left mangled in the woods or
forced into the embraces of their
savage captors. Some of these
we're with babies at thier breasts |
and others whose babies would |
be born in some Indian village. |
So ended Pontiac'S uprising
the Indians lost but the white toll
was heavy.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-03
Beaverdam High
BOWlers Elect

Gary Beck was elected presi-
dent of the newly organized bowl
ing league of Beaverdam high
school. Barbara Simon is vice
president; Rita Palte, secretary
and treasurer; and Judy Fisher,
reporter.
The teams bowled for the Sec
ond time recently at South Gate
Lanes, Bluffton. Students re-
ceiving the highest series totals
are Tom Bassitt, 334; Gary Beck,
3O1; Rita Palte, 296; Pat Briggs,
276; and Paul Miner, 275.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-03

Wayne Tripplehorn. accompa-
MED by his brother, Jack. of Flint
Mich, spent a few days deer
hunting in the Upper Peninsula
near Seney.
Men of the Beaverdam Metho-
dlst church are Frightening the
nursery room with a new coat of
pink and gray paint. Mrs. Russell
Augsburger is the teacher.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-03

Friday, Dec. 18, and school re-
8:f5 a. m.
Saturday, Dec. 19, senior class
VIII sponsor a Christmas cookie
sale. S
Mrs. Don Barber and daugh-
ters spent Wednesday through
sunday with her mother and
step-father, Mr.. and Mrs. CIar-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-03
ence OberlY of Weston.

ence Oberly of Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Iiames OF
Lima and Mrs. Minnie Cahill of
Cairo were Thanksgiving day
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
+. Brown and Rhoda.
Miss Judy Fisher spent the
thanksgiving holiday in Chicago
visiting her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Liby.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Hoch, Raw
son; Miss Amanda Hoch. Findlay,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Boop
and family of Beaverdam, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Boop and family.
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Burdette
and family of Beaverdam spent
Thanksgiving day with his par
ents in Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
HELP MEN

FOREMAN, asphalt road hot mix,
Nd. D. c.. and Va, work, peyma.
nent position with established
contractor. Only exper. men need
apply. state exper, and salary
All replies In strietest confidence
Box ]lO-s, Star,
FOUNTAIN CLERK, Colored- -Musl
be experienced and reliable, eve.
nlng work, 4 80 70 q pm. WOOD.
LAND LuNcHEoNETrE. l32 yot
ST. ne.
FURNITURE Statesmen, expert
enced only, full or part time: fins
furniture discount store. Good
franc, heavy advertieinR: 4 mile
from d G, FL. 0-4300. FuRNI-
TuRE FAIR. INC, Mclean. Va.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, mus
ences Apply In person, KENsINQ'
K KS ns,p SMocoM Ma 300 univ blvd
GENERAL MECHANIC, must hav,
own tools; aualined on engins
work Apply In person. 1901 !
st. NV No phone calls.
GROCERY CASHIER CHECKER
Apply W EATOVER FEDERAL
sUPERMARKET, $500 N. Wash
blvd Arl. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

AUTO SALESMAN, exper. with
Chrysler products TO join small,
hard hitting sales force. Co. bene-
fits. very eood pay scale. Apply In
person, SKINKER MOTOR Co
l?l6 Goth st. NV.
AUTO Statesmen (2)-Opportu-
nifty for experienced men 70 take
full advantage Of the market, and
make $500 per month guarantee
every dav. red-hot ADVERTISING
campaign. Buy used cars. get
zoe Of profit; no lot charge. 25a
Of gross on the hot -firecrack-
er Lark and Hawk; also, Volks-
wagon and Triumph. One man
made $3.50 last week Just buying
and selling used cars This is
terrific. proposition, but only for
men who know the business. Lark
* now ahead cad Of Mercury. Easel :
on Ram T Tgs0i heels Get in s'V on
ii quick; new car furnished. Ser
Marshall Dillon, BENNING auto
SALES, Ii. 4-7233.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-I need
lent sales force: experience pre-
Excellent pay plan. Cali Nj
Holmes. Lincoln $4,000 for ap-
pointment. HALEY'S. INC.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MANA
GER-Immediate opening for az
gressive. capable man with Ford
products experience: only sober. re-
liable man considered: refeTen,e l
required. Apply In person 70 Mr.
CARR. 1901 Coed HGpe I'd. Sc,
until o pm
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PROPOSALS

GOVT. OF DISTRICT OF COLUM-
BIA. DEPT OF SANITARY EN-
GINEERING, D. C., March 90.
1858 SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received in Room 4O4, 400
until 2 PM, EST. April o. 1863.
and then 1ubliclv opened and
read for construction OF Sanitary
Interceptor Sewer from Anacostia
Ave and Grant Street to Watts
Branch and 42nd Street NE,
consisting Of 2,120 lin. It. 54''
dia reinforced concrete culvert
pipe sewer els lin. II. 40" dia.
reinforced concrete and vitriiied
brick masonry sewer: 20 lin. #
~" and 100 lir. It. 30" dia
reinforced concrete culvert Pipe
Sewer Els lin. IT "a" dia. cast
iron pipe sewer; so lin. Z. 15''
dia. terra Gotta catch basin con-
nee ion; .305 lin. ft. 10" dia. terra
Gotta pipe sewer. and 8 rein
forced concrete structures. Pro-
posal forms, plans and specns
obtainablt from Supervisor, Bid
and Contract Section. Procurement
once d. c.. RIM. 404. 400 Pa
Ave. NV No deposit required
(Phone MA. $4,000, Ext. 1878. }
mh26,27,2S,30.31 -apl
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We. ss'g 2. re ssgs,t'..m eat
enclose o,isiasI rsisr:ssss pko.
foOraphs o. Other materials Of
persoHal galne c0piss serpe the
purposs oyiotnsis mag oct iosf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
MANHATTA.J AUTO. INC

LII o~EDUU
AUTO PARTS MANAGER-Growing
Mercury leadership needs oualtfied
man to handle complete parts op-
Grafton; Ford experience neces-
sary; must be sober. dependable
and Trustworthy. Reply giving ref
erences and complete resume o!
experience. Box 26s-S, star
AUTOMOBILE MANAGER, USEr
CARS - Exceptional opportunity
for experienced reliable manaser
thoroughly familiar with all phases
Of the business. We are q down
sSwn 0oC used u units Der yesr ane
we are interested only in q mar
who can measure up 10 this re-
sponsibihty. Naturalig ~ replies
will be held in confidence. Box
l2S-S. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
REGAL

III eth ST. NV.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. business
degree, TO manage once and pro.
mote new line In Q young fast.
growing organization in Vienna
Va: must be young intelligent
and ambitious. some biology back
ground desirable. For Interview
can DU. 5-5e4s
CONCRETE FINIsHER and form
man with transp.: Jobbing or hrly
basis. u. 5-39S3; ewes. WO
6-3ls7.
COUNTERMAN, experienced, white
must be neat appearing and will.
ing worker: hospita;ization anC
vacation benen.S. See MR.. HUT.
CHINs. 100 Vermont ave. nv
DELIVERY BOYS, colored; over 81
for LIQUOR store. We furnish bi,
cycles. 1915 Columbia I'd. NV.
DENTAL EQUIPMENT SERVICE.
MAN--We will train young man
with knowledge Of electricity. In
this type work. Car nee. THE
s. s. WHITE DENTAL MANU-
FAcTURINO CO. 1908 Eye st. n "
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. needed b,
small well established lab. Mus
be exper. and capable OF ASSUMING
responsibility In lab MANAGEMENT
Oppor. for partnership interest
Box 2Ig-S, Star.
DICTATION BOY. By daily news.
paper news bureau. 5-day. 37ia.
hour week. good working cond
liberal benefits. Good startins
pay. must be dependable. fast
accurate typist for taking tele.
phonic dictatiop No shorthand
Excel opportunity for part time
student or Young man. BOZ 472-K
Star.
DISPATCHER. trucking company
man qualified TO route load trucks
for Metropolitan Area and super.
wise 80 pickup drivers. Good SAL
arv and other COMPANY benefits
Only lst-class, experienced dis
patcher need apply. Call LA. g.
900. Mon, 0 a.m.-5 pm, fol
amt
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HELP MEN
lcONTtNuEDl

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BOoKKEEPER.oFFICE MANAGER
Must be thoroughly experienced
~ double entry Bookkeeping In
ts enS pr'Di ssSsS Of ,I %snth,
$4,000 with opportunity Tor I'D.
yancement. Reply to Box 2b7-K
star. swing age, martial statul
and experience.
BRlcKLAYERs = Apply oakyiev
drive, Hlliandels. Nd See BROOKS
or DOC ARMSTRONG.
BRlCKLAYERS wanted, experienced
only. FALLS CHURCH MASONRY
INC. yE e.al00.
BRICKLAYERs. ist-eiass me.
chanics; $50 per day. Report 4
Ma. Of &c can DS eli, sa74oS5 .0n h''l'
BRlCKLAYERs wanted immediatei,
Ki's.gsss.n nj n, az a.sSs 49, S''o''
BRICKLAYERs WANTED = Appl,
on Job. Hybla VALLEY, Va; largI
nousing project next 70 Barsair
BRIcKhAYER WANTED = star
BEAM at 18th and Montana ave
BRIcKLAYERs, apt, project. Re.
idan st., blk 81 Eastern ave ave
Chillum, Md SP. 3-s236.
DRICKLAYERs. lst-class mocha mic.
! 70 rnrk on large apartment HI use
New Mexico and Cathedral aves.
BRICkLAYERs. white and colored
hrst.class mechanics only: S3.7d
per hour, year round work: apply
Timekeeper, CARR, INC, Month.
field. Va. FL 4.7272.
BUTCHER. exper. ell around gro,
SSeIy man, colored: Must be re.
st. NE. Apply in person.
CABINETMAKERs AND HELPERS
louIneyman pay for journeyman
sTors; Helpers paw based on expe.
work: full time year.found. Appiy
kona Park. d. c.
CAR WASHER. colored. Apply RAY
LOVES ESQ STATION, 32ls
Queens Chapel I'd. Mt. Rainier
Nd. No phone calls.
CARPENTERS. . all-round men;
steady work: residential construc.
ton. ~ a-5572 after q pm.
CARPENTERs-oood men on rough
s work; housing projects coins y
I Job. No. i-out New Hamp. ave
/ extended lust before the Nava
Ordnance Lab. and across from
the Hillandale firehouse, turn left
on Chalmers I'd. then left or
Royal I'd, TO end Of pavins. Ash
for Mr.. Tangi. No. Out Ca, ave
extended 70 viers Mil I'd. II
Wheston, left about 8 miles 4
Bushey dr.. right on Bushey L
Elby St., left On Elby to Job. Ash
CARPENTER-Top wages for good
al around man. HARPER a
BARTLETT. INC. 2G06 Bladens-
hurg I'd. ne. LA. 6-lss5 or EN-
CARPENTERS. for large housinS
construction icb In Alex, Va. vic
Of Shirley Duke Apis This Is be-
ginning Of long job. Must be
steady and reliable. Apply 10 con-
and N. Pickett st. See Mr.. MAYO
CARPENTER IN, rough and trim
F man. Also ! helper. Only depend
! able and sober men need apply
Report p4l6 Crosby I'd. Silver
Sprinc. Md.
CARPENTERS wANTED--Repori
ready for work. 9Th and Jefferson
SITS ne Big Job. longtime work
see Mr. HASTINGS.
CARPENTERS. LIST class only; mus,
have transportation. Phone JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

MECHANIC, truck and auto: paid
holiday, vacation; Ice. suburban
Ford leadership. Apply Mr.. Shultz
MONROE FORD CO., 1897 E.-W
hwy, Silver Sprg,. Md. ~, b 'S0O
MECHANIC, automatic trans.
mission on any or all units. al
bench work. Only first-elas.
mechanic need apply. StartinG
paw. SIPS per week. Room fol
advancement or piece work II de-
sired. Plenty of work. Call 10
S-B400, any time.
MECHANIC. having refrigeration
electrical end general maintenance
experience. Enowledge Of draftini
desirable but not essential: gooC
opportunity Reply Box Si-X. star
MECHANIC, experienced lawn NOV
er for sharpening or motor worE
KENSINGTON BICYCLE AMI
HOBBY, 1862 Conn. ave. Ken
sington, Md. 10. 5-l332,
MAN to learn kitchen business. higf
school education required, earn a.
you learn. Call for appt. Mrs
Raedy, BARBER g. ROSS Co. DE
2-050l
MAN tn take complete charge Of
upholstering shop, must b.
thoroughly exper. in all types Of
upholStering. Call Kl. S-612..
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AUTO PARTS MAN

Experienced Chevrolet parts.
permanent. with hospitals
Zation. vacation and bonus
BENEFITS Apply In person to
c. L. CAMPBELL. ROsEN-
THAI CHEVROLET CO.. Co
lumbia pike and South Glebe 4.
I'd, Arl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
WILLIAM D. PAYNE, Attorney
7O5 Perpetual Bldg.
-, ,rr,e, vNrurpTT-T fSNT1pT

UNI fAA . AZ 80 49,
fer the District Of Columbia
E Es9ste Of JULIA t SIMON EiRCssKE;
J ERAkkas; 1MHS Nuns FRAME De:
ceased.-No. % .405. Administra.
hSyine been made herein for pro.
bate Of the last will and tesla
ment dated January 20. 1887
and without regard to the inter
iineations. additions, and at
tempted cancellations. Of said de-
ceased, and for letters testamsn.
tary on SAID estate by J IAM1Es
MAR,dari t Is Of anS t tsis iat5
day Of March, AID 1853 that
Kendig. Stella H. Kendis, Ethna
Kenl1is Carpenter, Lawrence l.
Kendig, Lillian Kendig Duddy'
Emmett Kendig. Leo T. Kendig,
Emily Kendig Grace. the unknown
heirs at law and next OF kin OF
the deceased and all other con-
cerned. appear In said Court, on
Monday; the goth day OF April
TO show cause why such appliea.
tion should not be granted Let
notice hereof be published In the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter" and
1.-THE Evening Star" once in each
of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned.
the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said re-
turn day witness. the Honorabl:
Judge eiS Of SsiS col lt Ri. I Iath
day Of March, AID. 1859. tSeal
Deputy REGISTER Of wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk d
the Probate Court. mil 3.20.27
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PERSONAL

A FORM 81 prepared and typed
Personnel counseling MimeogIaph-
ing. EXcH SERVICE. 1882 K st
nv, ST. 3-61S6 20
Al TAX SERvTCE-Former Int
Rev agf 90 yrs exp ell returns
At your home mine La $4,000
ACCURATE TAX RETURN prepared
bv former Internal Revenue agent
In your home, 10. 7-9l9s any
time also OIL. 2-g254 after 2 nm
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RELP---MEN

Statesmen. for small appliance
and radios: experienced preferred.
but not necessary. will train ener.
age Salary and commission. APP
ply in person only 70 Mr.. Warren,
POTOMAC Tv & APPLIANCE CO.,
9th and z SITS. NV
Statesmen for national co. to sell
Leads furnished. high earnings.
Ger necessary. Call Mr.. HAR.
BoUR. 10. 6-3556
Statesmen, learn real estate-An
old established arm with young
aggressive ideas neeos ambitious
young men, married. For infor.
nation. call UN. 1888.
Statesmen, full or part time, to
81 homesites in Florida's larg-
est and most successful waterfront
communitv-CAPE CORAL. Leads
furnished throush radio. TV. mag
agazines and newspaper advertising
BY Bill Stern and Dave Caro-
way Latest selling tools at your
disposal. including portable movie
machine. You'll be amazed at how
much money you can earn. eau
Mr.. PAUL. JU. $1,000
Statesmen = Appliance and furn.
men with installment exper. Salary
ana commission. Apply MT. Leisn'
1919 II st. ne. -
Statesmen. construction. home i'm:
provement and remodelling:. good
closer; qualified leads iurnisnsd'
no canvassing. Call 7:3O TO 6:3O'
UN. 4-3227. UN. 4-4OSS.
Statesmen neutrality-suspicious.
for aggressive hard working sales
men Eho can sell 70 earn 81 900
per mo. or more selling fast-mov-
In" business opportunity franen:
Uses. Boz 229-K, Star. giving full
baeGsround
statesmen
To distribute worlds most beau
tifui family Bible: free hospital
ia; ion in. and trensp Apply S05
@ st. NV. Room I04. . am.
SALES MUTUAL FUNDS-Full or
part time: prev. exper. not neces-
sarv: opportunities unlimited in
this rapidlv expanding field excel.
fringe benefits, incl. proht sharing
and Insurance. Call DE. 2-343O
for appt. FIF INVESTING ASSOC,
SECRETARY-Position open for
q young lady as secretary TO one
man In medium -cized associa ::
ton E-day week, insurance and
uther fringe benefits; once in
Dupont CIRCLE area Greco cail ME- We.
for H detaiis. ~ 'OV' ~ ''
SERVICE STATION : Experienced
only. fun and part time; top sal,
ESQ. $50 Jeff. Davis hwy. Ar.
No PHONE CALLS. -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
C5); fun time; local refs only.
Apply CITY SERVICE STATION,
1896 Wise. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
son, MICHELsONS SERVICE CEN.
TEL 5000 Ga. ave, S. 8.
SEWING MACHINE MECHANIC and
Job for right man. RE. 7-2313
SHEET METAL MAN, for precision
work lsy9 %9Ns snd p lestlnE sTpe as.
so Soc rs $50 :. 59s Baltimore ave-,
Colleaf Park. Nd.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS , CS ,, ex-
M. HiLIsoSis. .SaiS i4t6 ;t.
NV. AID 4-42U9
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced:
steady: top salary. 1855 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. Va, ia. T-2004.
SHOE SALESMAN, some experience
essential excellent opportunity
WEISSNAN, JU. 1-630O.
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Pave the north and south alley
Rp' RAuM ST HoEBRooK 81.
A mated TE cost q g. o. ~ 70 s'
assessed AGAINST Lots 25. 20. q.
SO a. "a. IS SO. "a, IS. 30.
40, and A. Pave the entire ail.y
81 R7th y ST. s4 Dix ST. AND E ii
ST.. at an estimated cost Of
SIC 600 90. to be ASSESSED against
z z" q e. ss9s Il. l.: Il: r
43 IA Is. i02. i0a. io4. l0j.
49, 49, 49, sS5. 49, sSs. s so2 s sds a s
$40. 81 SIC. s13 sl4: SIS
and S17 SOUTHEAST sEcTIoN.
LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK: On
"a. AVE AND MASS IA ave E q
Be assessed against Parcel 3Oi !
ATLAN n 81 81. Sgt SIT. s slf' 81 II
cost Of 81 SEQ, 90. to be assessed
against Lots 80. 81. IS. 80. 40.
Al AZ AZ A, 80, 46. and 81
in Square 6163 on the west
side Of BURNS ST. BET TEXAS
AVE AND 9 oos ST t. ct an estimated
iEEain ~ . .SS Il H. sda IT. ii tA 81
5soI on the south side Of FAST
CAPITOL ST. BET. BENNING
RID. AND 4ath ST. also the north
side 81 BENNING RID. BET. B
ST AND EAST CAPITOL ST. at
an estimated cost Of $500 90:
to be assessed against Lots n and
10 In SQUARE 5346. On the south
side Of II ST. BET. lst ST. AND
End ST 40 at an estimated cost
Lot LOt,b $40 "a. SQUARE EsH i21 On he
From SsoTHERs PL. EAST
BRoTHFRs pL,. BET T,oHvIEW
PL. AND wAcLARK PL., al an
estimated cost of $3.50. 90. to be
assessed AGAINST Lots Is. 10. and
II in Square a004 On ire west
side Of 4th ST. BET " CAR
oLLNA "a AVE e., AND g, ST. r. d st 9, =
be assessed against Lots 10 and
20 IN Square 792 On the east
VINE 81 IL AND q cHEs sHPERt
$1,000 to be assessed aEsinst
Lot 81 in Square $685. on the
east side Of 18th PL., BET. CON-
GREsS ST. AND SAVANNAH ST.
at an estimated cost OF 1928 90,
to be assessed against Lots 90.
q and SO in Square 5a3S On
the east side Of 10th ST.. BET
R ST AND s ST at an estimated
cost Of S135. 90. 10 be assessed
against lots SO7 in Square 5636
R. z. McLAUGFLIN. D. p. KAR-
RICK. GEN a G. YELLING.
com ON 81 ne g., o. C.
BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD, Wash, 2. C., March Is,
l05g,--Notice Is hereby given that
the following persons have applied
for licenses under the d. c. ABC
Act. that remonstrantS are en-
titled to be heard before granting
OF such licenses and that hearings
viii be had upon such applications
p SfaS AK i la ROS sf 795 A'; Nc
$50 Jack Samuel Zoslow. TIA Mkt
14S0 7th Street NV; No. 1857
George James Demas and ANNA
stasial Anna Demas. TIA Friend
ship Rest. Ret. &C &c" 1928 Wis Wis
and Annie Laurie overstreet, ia
Babry's Mkt. Bet. B." 1915 o
st. Sc: No. 659I. Howard Debus
Inc, TIA Congress Hts. Mkt, Ret
r." 3705 Nichols Ave. Sc. No
l. Ra yI Rest, Ret. ' e" A 4i Es
Wheeler Rd. Sc; No. SO96
Combs Inc, TIA Hideaway Rest
Ret. &C" 1850 Alabama Ave. Sc;
No. 1884, Joseph Q. Ambramowit'
and Ideila v. Abramowitz, TIA
3243 MT, Pleasant St. NV: No
$685., NiRhtelub and Restaurant
Casbah, Inc, TIA The Casbah, Ret
&C" 1911 You St. NV; No. 1886
Hing Wah Lew, TIA LEWIS Mkt.
Ret, b" 1870 End ST. NV. r. z
WEAKLY. J. O. TYSON, R. C.
SULLIVAN. mhlS,27.
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ATTENTION

A GS4N 4 ASAN
Men and women with ear-neat
IN appearance-pleAsant person.
atty With past experience in
direel selling who are interested
In making money AND DO
MEAN LOTS OF MONEY-work-
ms ewes. and Saturdays. Call MR.
BERLIN, 81 NE: S-2354 from
S siSS to 0'm' for personal inter-
AUDITOR. night work. for motel in
Arlineton, ia. .4.53l5. 1901 Ar
hnRton blvd, Arlington.
AUTO ASST. PARTS MGR.-Immed
opening available for exper man
IN one Of Washinston's largest
new:car parts dept. perm joh
good starting salary. Write. givins
full exper. and Qualifications. Box
407-X. Star.
AUTO BODY MAN. day or night
shift. 5-day. 40-hr. week; group
insurance and Disqualification. paid
Miller. GENERAL TRUCK SALES,
so NJ ST ne.
AUTO GLASS HELPER. experience
desirable, sober, reliable man with
MM Ma sEEpS sEiVeTS as5Sa c1 u
eaH. H1S%Akss w. oAcfSs w
ii am
AUTO MECHANIC 70 work nights.
Apply In person to Mr.. Moore,
AIRPORT TRANSPORT. INC,
Washington National Airport.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC for Buick
dealer: only top-notch man with
thorough knowledge Of dynafioW
trans need apply We have IN ex-
cellent compensation plan with
many CO. BENEFITS for the right
man. GUY MERRY, service mgr
MILLER FIELDS BUICK. 800 N
WASHINGTON ST.. Rockville, Nd
AUTO MECHANIC: Ford exper,
preferred. Apply Mr.. Straughan or
Mr.. Pugh. PARKWAY MOTOR
Co, 3040 NJ ST. NV.
AUTO. MECHANIC. exper.. tor
new-car preparation; paid holi-
days, vacation. Ice. suburban Ford
leadership. Apply Mr.. ShultE.
MONROE FORD CO.. 1887 E.-M.
hwy. Silver Spring. Nd. Ju.
$500
AUTO MECHANIC, white or col
ored; business opportunity 10 take
over shop. have own tools: heavy
SlS5-S200 wkly Cali for apt.
bet. g-1l an. Mr.. ALLEN, Ii.
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced.
must have tools. Apply at ROD
WILLIS ESQ, 10th st. and Mich
tgan ave. ne.
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ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT

National duckpin bowling organiza-
ton has challenging position fol
youne. college trained executive
looking for career opportunity
VIII work with organization exec.
utiye In an aggressive, long-rangt
promotion and public relations
program. Excellent opportunity
for Advancement,
Prefer person with trade associa.
ton background but right indi.
vidual with public relations and !
or promotion BACKGROUND car
qualify for this position. Genera
knowledge OF bowling helpful bui
not REQUIRED. Our employees know
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ployment history to Box s76-s
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AIRLINES NEED

Young men for public relations
See Our Ad Under Instruction.
APPRENTICE FAINTER. for 4-yeai
program leadins to status a
!ouIn s pay increases at z.
Completed O up to- 70 ass " Ipreisrrre sS:
a good opportunity to learn 1
trade. Send brief letter stating
qualifications Including lob his.
tory. schooling, experience or In.
terest IN auto painting. Boa
ASSEMBLY-LINE MEN-Immediate
opening for men with experience
In assembling precision
mechanical equipment. Apply
CoPAR' INC" 81 Avondale St,
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HOUsEMAN, white. for sanitarium
nice surroundings; live In. 10
5-229l.
1 NEED A GOOD MECHANIC with
electrical and refrigeration back.
ground to repair auto. coffee vend'
erS: salary Is open and car allow.
anee. Contact JOSEPH SHEHAB
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AUTO ASST.
SERVICE MANAGER

Perm well paid Job now open fol-
Q top-notch man fully experienced
with mechanical and body work;
full company benefits Immediately
Apply in person bet. ell an
or call for appt. Ask for MR.. JOE
HERSON.