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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24
Pandora

Miss Ruth Ann Bracy, teacher
of commercial subjects in Engle-
wood high school, is spending her
Christmas vacation in the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lau-
rel Bracy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Farinola
of Boston, Mass. arrived Satur-
day afternoon for a two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Gratz and brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Gratz.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Smith of To
ledo, Mrs. Bert Klentsche and
Mrs. John McDuffy of Findlay
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lue Lehman Saturday.
Will Clay of Mt. Victory spent
the week end in the Herman
Schumacher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neu of
Ontario, Calf, are the parents of
a baby girl since Dec. 3. Mrs.
Neu is the former Mary Ann
Bridenbaugh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Bridenbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leotus Suffer and
children left Friday for Braden-
ton, Fla. for a two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murray of
Fremont were guests in the home
of her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maddux from Tuesday till Thurs
day.
The Albert Schultz children had
a surprise birthday dinner Sum-
day for their aunt, Miss Eliza
beth Schultz. Present were DR..
and Mrs Waller Schultz of Day
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Schultz,
Arthur and Ann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Lugibihl, Jodi and Jennifer,
Misses Janice, Virginia, Agnes
and Julia Schultz and James
Schultz.
Mrs. Vera WeIty of Toledo was
Saturday night and Sunday
guest in the home of her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Correll Donaldson.
The Grace Mennonite church is
presenting a Christmas concert,
Sunday evening, December 27, al
8 o'clock. Both the Junior and
Senior choirs will participate in
the program, which will include
a wide variety of Christmas an
thems, plus several choruses
from The Messiah. Mrs. Don
GratZ directs the Junior choir
and Ralph Balmer the Senior
choir. Ann Schultz and Mrs. Ralph
Balmer are pianist and organist,
respectively.
Mrs. Salome Basinger left last
week to spend the winter months
in California with her children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klopfenstein
of Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Basinger of Inglewood and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Basinger anC
family of Cucamonga.
Sunday, Dec. q a group o.
young people will leave by trair
from Fostoria for Washington, d
c. to attend YFC conference
at which DR.. Billy Graham is Il
be one of the speakers. The fol
lowing from Pandora are making
the trip: Linda Basinger, judith
Bridenbaugh, Zuma Diller, Mar
vim Haas, Nancy Lehman, Linda
Leightner and Christine Schu
macher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sommer, Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Steiner and sol
Chris were Saturday supper
guests of Mrs. Zetta Sommer o
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-24

THE HIGHEST POINT in Ohio
- 1850 feet - is one mile east
of Bellefontaine, Ohio. The site is
occupied by the 664th Air Control
and Warning Squadron of the u.
6. Air Force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

Enjoy the health building effects Of bike riding at home
-ron or shine! Sturdy steel construction, yet so light
and compact it can be stored in dresser drawer BY
reversing position Of SIimCycle it becomes chest
ercser Improves POSTURE strengthens and forms chest
ond bust muscles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

SIT, solid steel Dor . knurled ehromeplotsd
revolving sleeve . z inside coilors with set
screw outside collars with hondIe bolt
wrench IL gold finished plates lob:
42h-lb.; 4N5-lb; 2-lN-Ib. ia.
inch solid steel dunbeII bars . z chrome.
plotted revolving sleeves 4 dunbeII collars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
ping pong is not only fun .. but good e

separate soblss. eoeh 4Ihx5', pictured above. In
use os on Official size 5'xe tennis tobe or troin
bose. Tops ore constructed Of sturdy py~ood
size fir pLywood top tobIe. fully pointed but not
striped. Two sections. eight tubuIor steel. chrome
plotted legs double metal broeed for odded
strength and sturdiness. fully assembled. lnelud-
ing roll stripping tope.
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WORD GAME
Find 33 or more words in
G A NJ M ADION
BY Roy crons

meaning. "a cross formed Of
four capital gammas. Average
is % words; time limit, rs
minutes.
Rules Of the game /. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition Of
IS" such as bats" "cats." are not
used. 3. Only one form Of a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to PROPANE
pare. pane. paper. pean, pear, peon,
pone. pore, pope, prop, prep, prone.
rape, reap. rope, roam, open, opera.
aper, apron, nape, napper, neap,
near. carr
Evening star., 1959-12-01

For internal audit staff, college graduate, young
preferably under 3O Public accounting or prior
auditing experience required. knowledge of
Government CPFF. contracts advantageous.
Rapid advancement based on ability to think, act
and plan independently and correctly. Exten-
sion 573.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
HELP MEN
EDUCATIONAL
statesmen

II you have sold, or think vou
I would like to take 90 Minis. oi
YOUR time to explain how our
men make real money and Why
they only show our program Il
qualified prospects from 5 to {
pm. Mon. throueh Fri Apply
IN person 10 am. to 3 pm, ol
call for appt.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
JR.

Age 81 to 80, two positions available: One requir-
ing degree, one requiring work toward degree,
and/or experience. Extension 573
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HELP MEN
YOUNG MAN

To learn funeral business. White.
age 81 70 IS years. Must have
high school diploma. D. c. drivers 8
permit and be q resident Of d. c.
or Metropolitan Area for period Of
one year Apply Mr. O. c. Echols,
w. W. CHAMBERS CO, 400
Chaplin st. NV, CO. 5-O432.
A PROFESSIONAL CAREER for
men, $3.50, with sales and execa-
tive ability. Successful in past,
now employed, but seeking better
opportunity. Permanent position
with stabilized income, bonus and
automatic increases, thorouRh
training, security benfits and
planned advancement with pro-
gressive company. Box 457-YS
Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
HELP MEN

CLERK. over 81 yrs. for general
once work: pref. one who has had
some Bookkeeping training Apply
YELLOW CAB, 3ls Eye 81. ne
Evening star., 1959-12-01

Rhsa ansDeTtno adpeYfisements
edafeased to star 0oxes DO NOT
eEeloa9 original references pho.
togrophs o. ofhei materials on
p6fsoAdi galHe Copies aeFDs the
p9rpo3s 0rtsiaals mas oct lost
Evening star., 1959-12-01
OPERATING ENGINEER
TRAINEE
RESEARCH TECHNICIANS

Age 81 to 80. To assist chemical engineers on re-
search and development projects. Some college
chemistry, or equivalent experience, necessary
Must have mechanical ability and be reliable,
careful and conscientious. Extension 456.
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HELP MEN

REAL SsTATE Statesmen. expert.
ORD 70 associate with aggressivs
suburban MARYLAND once. Nep
and used homes. trades. speeula.
tlons. WEEKLY DRAW-TEN PEH
CENT BONUS-PAID VACATION
= GROUP INSURANCE = SALES
CONTEST and other benefitsl !
The BEST salesmen N this ares
H.t. are so%ginE gnI ,ls, ssrs WY ySSs & slss sS
kp. $500, BOWERS BROS. FoR
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTANT

Recent graduate, age 2o-2s; perma-
nent position; ability to do double.
entry bookkeepins. typins about
40 wp.m. Salary open. Call EX.
3-033s, after $40 an.
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MACHINISTS

We need top-quality precision machiniStS for
work on important rocket research and develop
ment projects. Work in brand-new air-condi-
toned shop Starting rate $3.50 per hour; late
shift differential 15c per hour. Must be capable
of working with little supervision Extension 573.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
YOUNG MAN

HIS. grad. under 2S, to train as
operator In electTonic accountins
machines procedures; excellent
opportunity for permanent posi-
ton in an expanding field Of re-
sponsibilities; 37h-hr. week. va
cation, sick leave, free private
parking Apply EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO., 5000 Wis. ave,
$50 to 4 pm,
, 1959-11-28
Sincerely,
81 John D. MeHwin
John D. MerWin
Governor
PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR

MRS. MHLN: Mr.. President, it was brought to
my attention, just yesterday afternoon, by a worker OF
the Signal Station that, for the past six months two work
getting a little laborious. One man was sick for some
time for six months) and there was nobody to fill in his
position. | remark about this because | think it is not 50
fair to the two people who have had to be working longer
hours than they would have had to work if there were
three men there. / am sure we all remembered that four
mon used to work at the Signal Station and it was reduced
to three and now, through the sickness Of one person, two
have to be there.
There is another point I would like to bring here and
that, perhaps, the Public Works Committee could do some-
thing about. Our cemeteries are still in a very poor condi-
, 1959-11-28

ton. Persons can hardly get tostheir grave plots on ac-
count Of the weeds around the little path between the
.tombS and what not. SO if t is likely that something can be
done, ii a note of some kind, could be made to the Public
Works Department. Thank You.
H PRESIDENT: Senator Lawaetz, as Chairman
of the Committee on Public Works would you investigate
and try to have these conditions corrected and report
back to the Legislature at the Special Session?
Mr.. LAWAETZ: shall, Mr.. President.
Mr.. DE LUGO: Mr.. President, my remarks has to
do with a situation that / believe that this Committee on
Public Works can clear up too. But / believe that we need
,to, have somebody from the Public Works come in here.
Il was discussing it before we went into session with other
members and, then, I also discussed it with the Chair
man of the Public Works Committee; it has to do with the
Sugar Estate Area.
You know there are a lot of families living out there
and ! think that they have done a very good job. They
have put up decent homes-they own them themselves
and this is the sort of thing that we are trying to encour-
age. AS you know, some years ago. we passed money to
pave all those Streets-nothing has been done yet. I ina
CINE the reason that nothing was done was because the
lines had not gone in. Now that the potable water lines are
being put in, we find that they are putting it on some
streets and not on others, and, at the same time, they are
putting in the potable water line they are not making any
provisions for putting in salt water lines.
l. am not an engineer but, it seems to me, to be COM
mon sense, and it seems to be a move OF economy, that
when you are putting in your potable water line you
should put in your salt water lines at the same time. And,
then once those are in, you can go ahead and pave these
streets.
The money has already been put aside and / feel that
there should be some way in which we shall settle this
situation. Many Of the members know about and many
home-oWners there have tried to straighten out their own
problem through contracting Public Works. / think, the
only answer is to have somebody in authority from Public
Works come in here before the Legislature, before we adj
iourn tomorrow, and let the Legislature tell him that it is
the work we want done out in that area, and let us find out
what they are going to do.
found out from the Chairman of the Public Works
Committee that Commissioner Boreham is off the island,
he is in Puerto Rico, and, something as important as this
we should discuss it with him. However, we do have an
Assistant Commissioner and / think we should ask the
Assistant Commissioner to come in here and I think we
should recognize that young man as the Assistant Com,
missioner of Public Works. Now this is a good opportunity
to have him come in here and check the situation with
him and let the Legislature go on record as to what it
wants done for the people living in the Sugar Estate Area.
, 1959-11-28
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1859
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued

RECORD Continued
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas
Virgin Islands of the United States
June 10. 1859 E.IINE
The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear MI. President:
The names Of the following persons are hereby sub
the Boards and for the terms which / have indicated:
Banking Board Of the Virgin Islands two years
Colonel John H. Jouett
Government Employees Service Commission two years
Huan Van Putten
Virgin Islands Board Of Social Welfare three years
Albert Sewer -
Virgin Islands Board Of Tax Review two years
julius sprsuve lEs
William Marsh IL.
". Board Of Vocational Education two years
Euan McFarlane r.
Sincerely,
Sgd John D. Merwin
John D. Merwin
Governor
PRIVILEGES or THE FLOOR $ T~"FF :.
MRS. MLLIN: Mr.. President, it was brought t
my attention, just yesterday afternoon, by a worker o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

Man with successful retail
sales experience to enter
training program. After
training is completed, as
signment will be as man
ager of budget sales de-
partment in company
owned store, Washington
area. Must be aggressive
and ambitious. Age 25-35.
Substantial salary, profit
sharing participation, re-
tirement plan, life and
disqualification insurance
(includes dependents ,
paid vacations. Opportu-
nifty for right man to
advance to high-level sales
management.
WRITE
Mr.. E. B. Harris, Dist. Mgr.
Firestone Tire g. Rubber Co.
$50 LIGHT ST.
BALTIMORE ., MD.
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PROPOSALS

cow. or DISTRICT or CoLUM
BIA, DEPT. OF BLDq6 q
GROUND, y e. May Z; 1893 -
celyed in Room a0l, 400 Pa. Ave
EDIT, May 20, 1899, and ther
publicly opened and readtfor fue
conversion OF the heatlng plant Al
the District Training School, Chill
dren's Center. near Laurel, Nd
Proposal forms, plans and specin'
cations obtainable from Supervisor
Bid and Contract Section, Procure
ment once. D. C., RIM. 400, ~!
Fss Ave wv MOI No deposit seaaised
my7-S-0-ii-i2-l3
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS, WA
Ssxx. S yYIRseeIN1ks Ro'Esc slaied FA pro.
posals will be. received for the
Project By the Town Of FairiaX,
Vlrginia, 81 the Town once, Lay
ton Hall, Fairfax, virginia, up 70
$50 PM. r. ID. s, T. on the md
day Of June. 1859. at which time
and place all bids will be publicly
opened and read aloud, on the
following contracts. Contract A.
Dam and Impounding Reservoir
conntirrssSctt s-NNi,Tsiinns p EIgnipm zen.
structiOn. Contract D-Filter
Equipment Contract E-Wash
Water Tank. Contract F-Trans-
mission Line. Contract G-Mur-
rays Ford Bridge The successful
bidder on any OF the force oing
contracts will be required to fur
nish a satisfactory performance
bond in the amount Of 1909 OF
his contract The contract docu-
ments. including plans and speci-
hcations, are on file At the once
Fairfax, Va, and may be exam
Aivord, Burdick g. dowson, Engi-
neers. Suite 1901, 90 North
Waeker Drive. CHICAGO 9, Illinois,
or at the once of Patton & Kelly,
403 W. Lee Highway, Fairfax. Vir-
Rinia A copy Of the contract
documents. including. plans and
speeifica tons may be obtained
from either the office of Alvord
Burdick a. Howson or Patton q
Kelly upon a deposit of $4,000
. for each Of Contracts A. c, y OF
tracts 3. z or C The entire de-
post will be returned to con-
tractors contingent upon the plans
and specifications being returned
In good condition within ! > DAYS
after the date Of opening bids
The right Is reserved b. the Town
Of Fairfax to reject any or al
BIS or t. acceTf nv bid con-
sidered advantageous to the Town
Ccrtifles coeci-, cash, Government
bones, or bank drafts payable "a
the Town OF Fairfax, Virginia, OF
a satisfactory bid bond executed
by the bidder by surety com
pany in an amount equal to 1907
OF the bid shall accompany the
proDosal. Bids may be Withdrawn
at anV time prior to the scheduled
time for opening bids. but not
thereafter. Bidders shall guar
antee their proposals for period
of sixty (60l days after the time
and date bids are specified to be
opened. VIM. NJ ZOLLMAN Jr.
Town Engineer, Fairfax, Virginia
01yg
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK. knowledge
Of double entry bokkeeping; type
80 pm: 4O-hour week. 10 days
annual leave: 10 days sick leave;
permanent area resident. S4,ofO
Ser snnum. noncivil service job.
Call Can't. Espey, Port Meade, No,
Orchard 4-33I1, Extension 1850
between s m--4:3O pm,
with tipping, fa-
miliar with cost scctg. pref.
accts rec. pay, general ledser
and payroll nee. salary commen-
Surste with ability NATIONAL
EMPL SERV.. INC, il0S 18th
St nv. EX. 3-42fu.
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
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AUTO TRUCK MECHANICS, "a
lme and 4 half alter ~ hrt
vacation and holidays vita pay
W. -lN -.IAnM NJ narNaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
RADIATION SYSTEMS

3 years radio, interference or
antenna design experience re-
uuired. Solid state physics eXpe-
rience for application to micro
wave devices such as Ferrite cir
culators, parametrlc amDlificrs,
masers and new filter teehniuueS
can also be applied.
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RILP MEM

AUTO TRUCK MECHANICS, daI
s az s sa ,t,sSr so M,
CfNTnAL Moron co AtkA
va, oV siAHn, M carver
hAkEn, tor retail SHOP no sgncal
Notk Apply IN pftson. TASTY
hAkk SHOP 1903 wisconsin
hAKrRY sAtKs.DRiyrR, nisftinl
PAY, $50 VI. ntOhioN BREAD
HNtn Hth ~ nv esh PM
NOMINATING ASSISTANT -
Noung man faf Gtnrfhl once
work Some typlnfi Remission
hlokksrplnG mach fNpef helpful
bit vii train Apply IN person,
VIII Az ALLAN lsOi Conn ave
BOOKKEEFER OFFICE MGR, =
Ih0FourhlF ffpf o. a. ATE
mfuff ane fully duallned , man
agr several sets uf complex book
and small very active real estate
rental once Real estate mQftfage
or property INST fkprf aeslfeplf
but not essential Good SALARY and
excel. future for feHi vide 20 .
man willing 90 make himself
NMlNANlf ENlNNN WNNNi oNAAt haNft
In detail, NGr, earnluut expected
ana phone no Box jffrN, Htaf,
HRICKLAYERSi open thop, onll
GOOD mechanics need apply tNl
sfATE MASONRY, 10. 5-3ioa OF
10. ks9ale
BRIcKLAYERs. white. 90 needed
Immediately, $40 per day, U-aay
week. open shop Report 10 apl
project adjacent 20 Annandel,
Post once, r., $50, Annandale
Va
BRiCkLAYERs, needed for sehoo
eonstruc ton, TOP wages paid. Re-
mort 20 iO9 West Jefferson a.
Pals Church, Va. with tools
IRREGULARITIES. white and eolored
ehsnies o1ly: 1873 per hr ne,
mort With tools, timekeepcr
once. CARR, INC, Montiee y,
blvd. and Hanover a., Sprinehsld
Va. ~. f-1293
BRICKLAYERs wANTED-Top
vases Call RED McNAU0hTOh,
WE. 5-bd47.
BRICKLAYERS. frst class only
white no others accepted Don
bother % come II not 50 class
TOP wages Call any time. WE
G-nfa2
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TELEMETERING

Development Of telemetering sys-
tenn and component design for
ICBM and space-vehicle programs.
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We speciaiize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
Accountant- office Manage
Ar; CONDITIONING mechanies
m CONDITIONTNC MECHANIC

repair work. to FIJI permanent
all-year-round position with A.
VI. -old progressive firm. Appli-
cant must be 1st-class mechanic
with good local employment arc
earning record: many benefits Of
fered. including ton nay scale
use Of truck to and from work
paid vacation, disqualification and
lee of time and life insurance
Applicant must have D. c. drivers
license Apply JOHN G. WEBSTER
CO., LIST and N SITS. Sc.
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MISSILE
INSTRUMENTATION

Design assignments. Previous air
craft and missile inStrumenta
sion design experience preferred
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JU. $1,000, between and 5. for
interview.
Statesmen, part time; a real op-
portunity in growing recording
company. knowledge of music
preferable 10. 1-42l1.
statesmen. real estate. part time
with active realty co. RA. O.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper.: D c. or Md drivers per
M. JU. 7-S067.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
ence necessary. College Park
area. TO 9-590S.
SERY. STATION ATTENDANT. must
be eXper. in minor auto repairs.
Apply WILSON MOBILE, South
ern ave. and Bowen I'd. sc.
SERVICE STATION MGR. to handle
a h-gallonage. .3-bay station In
NV D C.; good pay Tor, rlght
ends, AP. 7-3OO6.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
AGER, Whitehead references
Marlboro pike sc
SERVICE SIAIlUN Snllt MAdAastA
afternoon and ewes. excellent DO.
sition for high-caliber experienced
man. with references. Also, part
time help PENT MARI ESQ, al
Marriott Motor Hotel, OIL. 4-h32u'
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
AGER. must be honest. .depeno
able and sober; local references
Call between 2 am. and } pm.
AID. 2-q639
sFFET METAL WOREERS--Mfr
Of ". A. Furnaces wants sheet
metal shop 10 install duct work
in new homes. Va area Lee, vol
ume immed. avail Top payment
\ and steady work assured. Call
EX 3-3424
SHEET METAL mechanic and ad-
vaneed helper. Duct install. Apply
: to s am, 4 to pm, TOM
DITTRlCH INC. Wards Corner
Franeonia, Va. XII 9-4434.
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ELECTRICAL DESIGN

Design Of electrical ccn:ponents
including rotating and static in
yerters, switches and batteries
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Whsn anfufFias adrfrfifemfnfl
addfffffd 10 Star bdrff Do NOT
sHfinsf oFi0lHai ffffrfHfff nhos
i05FaHhf ~ ether uafffiaiG ~
psfsanal raise. Copies sfftf fhf
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ELECTRONICS
TEST EQUIPMENT

Design. development, prototype
fabrication and nrocurement OF
equipment required to perform
checkout Of compOnents SubsvS-
TENS and complete missile systems
In factory and Eeld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
YOIING MAN

White age q to 30. To learn lu-
neral business: must have D. c.
drivers permit and high school
diploma and resident of D {. or
Metropolitan Area at least year.
Apply Mr.. Echols. W W. CHAM
BEERS CO. l400 Chaplin st NV.
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ACKNOWLEDGING
SALES ENGINEER

A s. JOHNSON CO., INC, will add
one experienced residential man Ia
its permanent staff Call HUI.
$4,000 for appointment. All in
uuiries confidential.
APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN, exper-
enced on lge. appliances, such as
washers, dryers. freeZers: steady
work for sober, ambitious man:
salary dependent on ability. refer
ence checked Apply NEWLON'S
TRANSFER, 1851 N Wash blvd,
Arl., Va, ia. S-2124.
ARCHITECT or architectural drafts
man, yrs. or more eXper: opport
for advancement, good wages.
small office EN- 5-16i5.
ASPHALT FOREMAN
Small suburban company. local ex-
Rs5 0q csl So5Gfa d. 234 If3F-Fq Mr.
JONES.
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General Insurance

Excellent opportunity for reliable
person, preferably with life in
surance experience. Must nave
aptitude for figures and ability
to type 5-day week, $50 I'm
70 ) pm. liberal employe bene-
fits.