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Milford chronicle., 1960-11-25

step. Dribbling is moving the ball
along the ground with both feet
Passing the ball is kicking it to
one of your players. Heading is
bouncing the ball off your head.
Sometimes our boys play the
fifth grade. They learned how to
play last year from Mr. Caldwell
and Mr.. Roman. We have lost
twice, but are getting better each
time
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-25

The view from the 1,472-foot
Empire State Building reaches as
far as so miles into five states.
Evening star., 1960-04-05

start emphasizing the word,
deterrent"
Mrs. Emery C. johnson,
Arizona National Committee
woman, told the panel how
$4,000 women were mobilized
in her State to re-elect
Senator Barry Goldwater.
She related how Goldwater
supporters had successfully
sought out recruits in all the
non-political organizations
to which they belonged, such
as garden club and charity
groups. A canvas of officers
of these groups revealed that
80 per cent were Republicans,
she said.
The next step was to urge
the president of each group
to make a non-partisan ap-
peal to the members to get
out and work for the polit-
ical party of your choice"
To no ones surprise, this re-
suited in more Republican
recruits.
Mrs. Johnson echoed a
speech made earlier yester-
day at the conference by
Senator Goldwater charging
that the AFL-CIO's Commit
tee for Political Education
(COPE) was taking over
the Democratic Party by
having millions of dollars to
throw into campaigns"
Despite COPE, the wives of
Evening star., 1960-04-05
GOLDWATER SEES
KENNEDY JOLT

Republican Senator Bar
ry Goldwater of Arizona
appears to think more Of
the prospects of Senator
Hubert Humphrey in to-
days Wisconsin primary
than do the pollsters, who
are predicting a victory for
Senator John Kennedy of
Massachusetts.
Discussing G.. o. P. Sem
ate prospects next Novem-
ber. Senator Goldwater,
chairman Of the Republi-
can Senatorial Campaign
Committee, told Republi-
can women that Senator
Saltonstall should win re-
election.
He added: THE only
thing that could give him
trouble would be that little
curly headed boy being the
Democratic Presidential
nominee. I think that will
be taken care of tomorrow
in Wisconsin"
Evening star., 1960-04-05
NOT ALL ROSY
Precinct-EyeV View
Given to G. Q. P.

NO" came a chorus Of
several voices.
A lady from Wisconsin
wanted advice on what to
say to people who say there
isn't any difference between
the two parties?"
THE Republican National
Committee has a check list
of issues" advised the chair
man, Mrs. Norma S. Currier,
New Hampshire National
Committeewoman. 60 home
and memorize them even if
you don't know what they
mean"
One of the panel leaders,
Mrs. Mildred CreSswell,
G. o. P. Vice Chairman for
Colorado, said she would
have to take a little excep-
ton" to Assistant Secretary
Of Agriculture Marvin L. Nc
Lain's statement on the plight
of Colorado sheep farmers.
The Agriculture spokesman
was asked what could be done
for small farmers in Colorado.
especially sheep farmers who.
the questioner said, were go
ing broke"
I'VE have farmers OCCASION
ally who do go broke. Busi-
nessmen occasionally do, too.
We aren't happy about it.
The number of people living
on farms is decreasing. Some
are broke when they leave.
The sheep industry as a
whole is doing well," Mr.. Nc
Lain said.
Said Mrs. CreSswell: Colo
rado sheep ranchers are in
dire financial straits" and
cattlemen in many other
Western States are mot in
good shape" and are "un-
easy" Also, businessmen are
beginning to feel and resent"
the effects of imports.
Can't Duck
These people are all going
to be mad at somebody. Our
problem is to get them mad
at the Democrats. We can't
duck these things until the
day after the election" Mrs.
Cresswell declared.
Defense probably will be
the Republicans biggest
problem this fall, Mrs. Cress-
well suggested:
There seems to be a sub
tie fear in people that we are
not strong" she said. I'VE
ought to be able to tell them
this is not true. We should
Evening star., 1960-04-05
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
star stan Writer

Republican women gave
the G. o. P. a precinct
workers view of the party's
record and chances yesterday.
1t was not as rosy a pic
ture as cabinet members and
other top administrative Of
f1cials had been painting in
three days of speeches to the
G. o. P.'s Eighth Annual
Women's Conference at the
Sheraton Park Hotel.
In a panel discussion on
issues some participants in
dicated they didn't feel they
had satisfactory answers to
take to the people on civil
rights, the farm problem and
welfare issues such as care
of the aged.
A Negro woman from Phil
adelphia complained that
Democrats were making great
headway with Negro voters,
who felt that President Eisen-
hover hasn't done much
about civil rights"
"A Great Record
The staff consultant for
the panel, Jack Mcdonald of
the Republican National
Committee staff, said: I'VE
have nothing to be defensive
about. We have a great rec
ord on civil rights"
But they don't believe it,
the Philadelphia woman COM
planned.
Look what's going on in
the South. The President
should come out and say more
about it."
people say to me, He
could have hurried this
along" interjected another
Philadelphian.
I've been trying to per-
suade the Negroes in my dis
trict to vote Republican. It's
really rock you bump your
head against" said a third.
What am I supposed to
say when somebody asks me,
What's the matter with you
Republicans? Don't you like
children, the aged and poor
people?' asked another par
ticipant.
Tell them the whole thing
is a matter of degree" re-
sponded a panel leader. Does
that answer your question:"
Evening star., 1960-04-05
BY EVELYN NJ. DENT
Contributing Writer

Mrs. Christian Herter, wife
Of the Secretary of State
and Mrs. George Allen, wife
of the Director of the United
States Information Agency,
will share honors at the Ma
tional War College Wives
Club luncheon tomorrow.
Members and guests will
meet at noon in the Officers
Club, Fort McNair for a So
cial hour.
Representative Ralph Riv-
erS of Alaska is to be the
guest speaker taking as his
topic Problems and Advan-
tages of Statehood"
Mrs. G. Lewis Schmidt is
chairman for the day assisted
by Mrs. Herbert B. Leggett
co-chairman.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Reception Set

The Connecticut State So
ciety will honor its Cherry
Blossom Princess. Miss Diana
Klug, at q Wednesday eve
Evening star., 1960-04-05

ming reception in the SEN
ators' Dining Room Of the
New Senate ONCE Building
from 6 to 8 pm. Representa-
tive John Monaghan will
crown her.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Fort Myer

A Spring Shower Of Flow
ers is the theme for the Fort
Myer Women's Club lunch
con on Thursday at Patton
Hall, Fort Myer.
The flower shower is anoth-
er name for arrangements of
flowers sent in by members
in competition. Mrs. Thomas
D. White, wife of the Air
Force Chief of Staff, will
award the coveted prize rib
bons. The Navy Sea ChanterS
will give a concert after the
luncheon.
Mrs. William w. Quinn has
charge of the arrangements
assisted by Mrs. Armistead
D. Mead, and Mrs. Charles
H. Bonesteel.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Industrial College Of
the Armed Forces

Mrs. Lawrence F. Tanberg,
dressed in native costume,
will present a travelogue with
colored slides depicting life
in Libya at the luncheon
meeting on Tuesday of the
Industrial College of the
Armed Forces Wives Club.
The luncheon will be given
at the Fort McNair Officers
Club beginning at noon with
a social hour.
Mrs. G. L. Curtis has charge
of arrangements.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Officers Wives Clubs
Engineer Corps

"a day in the life Of an
Engineer wife" is the theme
of the fashion show luncheon
tomorrow at the Army Navy
Country Club, when the En-
gineer Corps officers Wives
Club meets.
Miss Margaret Roley of
Lansburghs will sent
fashions. Mrs. Wilmot Nc
Cutcheon, a wives club men,
Der, will provide a humorous
skit to accompany the show
ing.
Mrs. F. R. Sullivan heads
the committee for the day.
Assisting her are Mrs.
Charles Ruzek, Mrs. Mont
gomery Webster and Mrs. j.
P. Burch.
Evening star., 1960-04-05

many union members were
active on behalf of Senator
Goldwater, Mrs. johnson said.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

BRICK CAPE COD, nr. Naval Re-
search: 3 bedrms.,. den, Ia baths,
rec. rm., screened porch, fenced
ward: stove and refgr. S16,950.
OWNER, 10. 3-6423,
Evening star., 1960-01-24
CATHEDRAL AREA
OPEN, / to 5

This property is unusual in many
respects and will appeal to the
writer, artist, musician, diplomat
or physician. The large, handsome
Georgian Colonial residence has
IL rooms and includes 8 bed
rooms, 81 baths. plus large game
room. All rooms are well pro-
portioned and arranged for COM
Portable living and formal or in
formal hospitality. Another large.
brick residence, separated from
the main one by beautiful gar
den contains large library with
3 wood-burning fireplaceS and a
kitchen on the first floor, plus
living quarters and 2 baths above.
Paved parking area of 7.400 50.
It. which will accommodate 20 or
more cars, is also a part of this
UNIQUE property. Drive out Conn
ecticut ave. to 5000 block, left
on Cathedral to house and Open
sign.
MarSteller, McCabe & Co.
wO. 6-1966 Evenings, ia. 2-52O3
Evening star., 1960-01-24
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO. OFFERS

REALTY CO. OFFERS
ST. FRANCIS PARIsH-4-yr. .-old
lge. brick rambler; 2 rms, 3 lge
b.r, baths, lge. family rm., club
Tm.' maids a6 rm. and bath; garage
HILLCREsT, off Pa. ave, 3s2s
Pope st.-Vaeant Det. brk. ram
bier; g, rms, 2 hedrms., lge. attic
rn., full bsmt. with rec. rm. ano
bath; porch; level lot: $4,000 dn
Out Pa. ave-, left on Texas ave
coNoREss HEIGHTS, mr.. s. capi.
tol st.-Semi-det. brick: like new:
8 rms: 2 b.r.. LIST n. pWdr. rm.,
full bsmt wIrec rm., dishwasher,
disposal: FLA approved. $13.500
MINNESOTA AVE, mr.. Pa. ave-
Semi-det. brick: 9 large rms,
enclosed porches: rec. rm.: oil h.
VII. BY appt.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. nr. Nicholos
ave. -Det. brick Cape Cod with
isvsi eedr%sr; ,ns. :,s ssa baths, rec; I'm rnn' lEe
2-5 pm. Det. shinFie; Z rms,
for T / or ) families; q gas h.RisG h.sRs.;
garage: So. 300 dn.
orr PA. AVE. Lyndals - Com
pletely furn. semi-det. brk., s
rms, 2 lse. bedrmS., full bsmt.
wIrec. rn., priced right with sub
stan. cash. A safe investment.
PENNA. AND MINI. AVES.-Store
and 8 rm.. apt, leased for ST.
III. SstE i..seS SoS igs rms,
ST. FRANCIS PARISH - Ideal for
nursery, Ice. family or roominG
house 10 rms, 3 baths, Pear
garage. 100 It. front lot. By appt.
10. 2-2137.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
fcONTlNuEDl

ACRE AND A HALF Of besut.
grounds. in olney area on paved
road. 4-bedrm., 2ls-bath brick
Cape Cod with huge jalousied
porch, compl. equipped kitchen
buiit-in garage. $4,000. TRADES
ACCEPTED. LO. 6-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGr.
ALL THE COMFORT and charm
that only an older home can give
is present in this newly redeco-
rated 2-story home. Situated on Q
tree-lined avenue, and surrounded
by large shade trees and well.
placed shrubs. The quiet, we'll.
: kept neighborhood is only walking
distance from everything. From
the spacious covered porch to the
master bedroom with walk-in
closets, the keynote Of this home
Is one Of ease and graceful living.
The many, many features require
your personal inspection. Already
FLA appraised. Only S14.960 for
everything. Exclusive with BOW
ERS BROS, AP. 7-s400.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
CONTINUED

HILLCREsT-NEW 3 bedrm. brk.
rambier-speciai; off Branch Ave,
exclusive area Of fine homes. q
little beauty, modestly priced TO
sell, lovely level lot. trades eonsid.
MORRIS REALTY, Realtors, LU.
2-3362, LU. 1-4772.
HILLCREST HTS. AREA = Brick
rambler, 3 bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm., fireplace, bright w.o. bsmt.;
minis. to Andrews, Boiling. NRL,
Pentagon. By OWNER, LU. 4-42S1
Evening star., 1960-01-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-R.W.
N. PORTAL ESTATES
1899 TULIP ST.
OPEN. 1 I'M S PM.

"a A4Ny VA ~ = sANAs
New custom built brick and stont
rambler on beautiful corner lot
3 twin-sized bedrooms, mahog
den suitable for 4th bedrm. z
baths, huge kitchen, table space
full dining room, large liv. rm
with. stone. firepl., very Ice. porch
partially bricked in. Full TILED
tSda' nSmt' lovely rec. rm. mald'l
1000 SO. #. plus porch 12x30
well priced.
DIRECTIONS: Out 9Th st. to Cir.
Gle at District Line, around Cir.
Gle to North Portal Drive. Proceed
to Open Sign. WOODSIDE REAL.
TY Co, JU. 9-6440.
NORTHWEST-U NEQ UALLET
VALUE. SHOWN. BY APPT. Charm
ing ing. oct: brick: sloSein, neal
firepl., din. rm. with bay window
overlooking fenced garden. up-to,
the-minute kitchen, breakfast anc
baths: rec. room with firepI
maids rm. and full bath, Askins
S26,5O0. RA. 3-9233,
OPEN SUN, 3-5, 22O4 r st., west
OF Conn. ave--Fsbulous buy in
residence, also excellent for ar
embassy, chancery or doctors Of.
nee; q rms; and bath on ground
rm., kit; 3rd floor, 6 bedrmS. and
plenty OF baths; parking for sew
eral cars: will rent for $500 a
month furnished. LOUIS p. SHOE.
MAKER, 1919 K st. NV, Ma. 8.
ll66. or FE 2-RoI9
Evening star., 1960-01-24

49,. CoLoRED-VAczNT
$SoO Down-$72 Per Month
- 1929 42nd ST. Sc.
FhA approved - Modern semide-
Sitshsr Si5So erick; l rooms; modern
for small family. Cali 81. S-00es:
evenings. JU. 7-73os.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

COLORED-N.w. SECTION. 1929
Irving st.. n.w.-Loyely home; 4
bedrms.. 8 baths, oil h.-w h. det
gar. OPEN 1-5 pm. HUNTER
REAL ESTATE. FE. 7-6093.
COLORED-MT. PLEAsANT-Best
buy in 7-rm. brk. home; 3 baths,
rec. rm., gas heat, gar. $3.50 dn.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

GEORGETOWN - Authentic brick.
beautifully restored; lovely en-
closed south garden; high ceilings:
lge. drawing rm., din. rm. and
charming sun room. 3 bedrms., >
baths. For appointment, call MRS
FELL, FE. 3-6595. NATALIE
PHILLIPS SCHENCK. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
RIGGS PARK
TERRACE. open

CULUHLD--kIVER TERRACE, open
2-o' 20s S3rd st. n.e.-Redec. s.
modern bath and kit, 2 porches
Assume AZ GI loan; S2p6 dn.,
S95 per mo. Also open, 3l7 34th
pl-6-rm. brick home with rec
rm.; ~ QI loan; $500 dn. ST. g.
1851. or MR.. HANDY. LU. 2-6979.
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IN OUR NEW
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. exp.
plush surroundings.
FEE PAID .......... S375
SECRETARY. soles. Five Points
dre0 ........ ............-.. SoUu
JR. STENO.. some exp.
Eost Cleveland S275-S300
RECEPTIONISTTYPIST. purchos-
ing, dictuting machine
experience ......... $500
&c. BOOKKEEPER, small Q girl
office .. S325
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPR.. Rem. Rand S275S300
FLEXIWRITER OPR.. good
tYpist ......,....... $500
CLERK-TYPlST. some exp.
new offices ......... $3.50
SPECIFICATIONS TECH. work
with figures. good
typist ...... S2so-s3Oo
TYPlST. leorn veritype,
FEE PAID ........... S275
FILE CLERK, young HIS.
grad ....,....'... s2oo-s235
For Men
PRODUCT ENGR.. ME-. Is yrs.
hYdroulics or outomo-
tive ........ s70o-S750
IND. SALES, paper products.
experienced .....s $3.50
COST ACCOUNTING. degree.
3.5 yrs. cost exp. S475-S525
MGMT. TRAINEES. overoge
degree . S45o-S5oo
CREDIT TRAINEE. some college.
22-25. single ............ S400
MULTILITH OPR.. #l25o exp.
holf-tone and quulity
line .... s35o-s4oo
PRODUCTION TIME CLERK.
2 yrs. acct. ............ $3.50
LAB TECHNICIAN. HIS. grod..
interest in chemistry.
End shift . ...... S3l5
PRODUCTION CONTROL.
pricing clerk. HIS. grad $500
CRAFTSMAN. DETAILER. HIS.
mech. drowinG ...... $3.50
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SECRETARY. heavy dictotion.
technical terms, stort S350-S450
GIRL FRIDAY, shorthand, typ
ing, handle correspondence.
light bookkeeping. ! girl
office ......,... S300
SECRETARY, dictophone. no
shorthand, 1900 noon to
$50 pm. ............. S325
SECRETARY, soles
dept. ......... start S347
.STENOGRAPHER, technical
terms ........ S325-S350
DICTAPHONE operator.
|DICTAPHONE operator. good
exp. troin for super
visor ,........=...... to S37o
'DICTAPHONE operator. train for
secretoriol position. exp. or
will train start S300-S340
'STENOGRAPHER. credit dept.
light shorthand S300-S3l5
SECRETARY. reservotionist.
med. dictution S300-s375
.RECEPTIONIST. typinq. 3
trunk line. "a days SITS
ORDER-SERVICE CLERK. typinq.
inventory. 2 girl
office ....'........ 5000
BILLER-TYPIST. personnel dept.
GOOD. accurate .,..... S340
.CLERK-TYPIST. cotolog
dept. ..,.......,.......... S3l5
YplsT-REcEpTIoNIsT.
billing .............. S270
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. know
medical terms ...... S298
KEEP PUNCH OPERATOR.
lst shift .......... to $500
BOOKKEEPER. payroll
COMPTOMETER operator. light
typing. payroll
dept. .'......... s3lo.s32l
F.C. BOOKKEEPER, take trial
balance ............ $3.50
ACCOUNTING CLERK, hand
posting. light tYpinq $500 up
I.B.M. TAB OPERATOR,
experienced s300.s325
INDUSTRIAL LAB TECHNICIAN.
some experience in analysis
and control ............ S325
ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
degree ............ S375 up
ASSEMBLIES. factory. lst, End
or Ord shift ......... Sl.20 hr.
M.-2 PM, Mon, Thru Fri.
Appointment
!, Sis Mon. thru Fri.
REAR OF BUILDING
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EXECUTIVE
INSULATION ENGINEER. MS.
electric exp. . $4,000
ELECTRONIC ENGINEER. MS.
age open ......... $40. 900
METALLURGIST. Ph.D,
administration to $4,000
CHEMIST. Ph.D.. solid state
exp. relocate .... $4,000
CHEM. ENG. MS. S yrs.
synthetic fiber exp. $4,000
CHEMIST or CERAMIC. Ph.D..
S yrs. exp. ....... $4,000
TEST SPECIALIST. MS. degree.
Hi Temp. ... $4,000
APPLICATION ENGINEER. ME-.
steel equipment to $4,000
SALES ENGINEER. degree.
electronic soles Sl2.5o0 +
SPECIFICATION ENGINEER. :.
degree .... $1,000
METALLURGIST. degree. melt
ing exp. ........... $1,000
QUALITY CONTROL MGR.
degree + $40 yrs.
experience ....,... $4,000
TECHNICAL DEPT.
CHEMISTS. (2), degree,
plostics exp. S60o-S70oI
CHEMIST. degree, organic.
IL yrs. ................. S555
CHEMIST or CHI. ENG. degree.
IL yrs. ......#. S475-S55O
DESIGNERS. tool. mechanical.
machine. layout, checkers.
3-5 yrs. exp.
overtime . S2.50-S4.0o
MES, (2o) degree. develop
ment exp. .. S600-S900
ME-. weights exp. S6o0-S900I
MES or MET. process exp.
IL yrs. . s5oO-S575I
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR.
plant and layout ... $500
FOREMAN. welding and fobri.
cation. End shift .... $500
FOREMAN, estimoting.
assembly . s40o-s5o0I
SUPERVISOR power and boiler
house, relocate ...... $500
COMMERCIAL
COST ACCOUNTANTS,
$40 yrs. ...... S5o0-S55o
ACCOUNTANT TRAINEE.
degree ...... S450-S475I
I.B,M. OPERATORS, exp. $3.50.
LAB. TECHS. some college.
moth ..,........... S350-S450
LAB TECHS. metollurgicol
rotate .......... S300-S400
LAB TESTER. quality
control ...... S300-S350I
MULTILITH OPERATOR 1850.
Q yrs. exp. ....... S350-S400
MALE SECRETARY, assist
executive ... s4O0.s475I
JR. COST ACCOUNTANT.
degree .... ........ S400I
INVENTORY CONTROL. good
with figures .,... S350-S375
JR. CLERK. HIS. grad S325-S350I
PHONE ORDER CLERK,
typing ......... S3OO-S39O
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TRADE

#37; Az ACRES of apple orchard
In Perry, Ohio, 2 minutes from
new freeway. located on high dry
ground, home needs no repairs
and is completely modern. Betty
Hansen Realtor, 8l9 East l85th ST..
w 6-O120
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OPPORTUNITIES
RuMMAGE SALE

NOTTIN GHAM Congregational
Church 1925 Nottingham rd,
February 18th, 10 a. m. til sold
out.
THE Parent-Teacher League of St
Johns Lutheran School is holding
a rummage sale at East l52nd al
Aspinwall. Monday, Feb. 18th, all
daV.
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Community Employment
Services

FORMERLY EUCLID EMPLOYMENT
1880 LAKE SHORE BLVD. - Redwood 1900
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EXPERIENC beauty operator,
full or part time. VIII. 2-5lS8.
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EUCLID BUNGALOW
GREENWOOD AREA

F49: A real good buy here, in this
6-room single with new gas fur
mace large kitchen plus breakfast
nook SIS 500. Betty Hansen Real
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OPEN for inspection, 25330 Shore
view, 8 years old, 5-room brick
front bungalow. large rooms
plenty of closets, porch, paneleo
recreation room. double garage:
close to schools, churches dnc
stores: in the low S2O's. Clapsac' s
Realty. RE. 1-8548, w. 1-8942
". 1-8464
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Sl4.S00

#40: EAST Cleveland, room single.
full dining room, aluminium storms
and screens, garage and a half.
Betty Hansen Realtor. 8l9 East
135th st, w. 6-2130.
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REAL ESTATE
COTT ACE

TWIN Lakes. Groom cottage on lot
74x200, Elna ST., within 400 IT. ol
lake, new furnace, new aluminium
siding, garage; bargain at $3.50
Call Mr.. Reed at MIR. thinner.
mans office. UL. 1-4030 or
pn
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FINANCE TRAINEE, HIS.
grad. 2l-28 . S275-S325
CLERK-TYPIST. HIS. grod.. 1921.
End shift ... S260-S300 + cl.
SALES
SALES PROMOTION
Mgr. .... Sl0,000-Sl5. 900
E.D.P. I.B.M. or
related exp. ..... $500
IE.D.P. procedures. degree
accounting or moth $4,000
OFFICE EQUIP, z1-25.
IL yrs. exp. . S350-S433
BUILDING SUPPLIES. dealer
contacts. degree S400-S450
FOOD SALES. degree,
cor ........... SooU
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11

FUR stole. white gray, Haldane
off Euclid. Sunday. Dec. 9th.
reward. 1890 Haldane. ". 1-65l0.
BLACK cat, Sulzer ave. and Bah
bltt rd. vicinity. An. 1-l873.
GIRLS pink cameo ring. vicinity
of Glenbrook rd or Babbitt
Drug; reward Call ". 6-092B.
BROWN billfold, Feb. 4th at or
near Gray's on East lS5th.
KE l-5512.
WRIST watch. vicinity Of Westport,
Wilmore. Ball, reward.
Ii l-6l32
| YOUNG beagle-cocker spaniel, vi
cinity East 18TH and Maxwell
ave, male; child's pet; Prince,
brown and white. Please call
PO. 1920.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
Sl3 2QQ

F42: 3-YEAR-old bungalow with 4
rooms, eXtra-large kitchen. Betty
Hansen Realtor. 8l9 East 185th St,
". 6-2130.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11
BUNGALOW
N. OF LAKE SHORE

~, vi bI1Nb OI1OIlb
Vas; A real striking colonial type
home, 3 nice size bedrooms, kitch-
en- plus breakfast nook, 2-car ga
rage. Betty Hansen Realtor, 8l9
East 185th St, ". 6-2l30.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-11

#39, GROOM single, full basement,
new gas furnace, bath and "a. 2
car garage. Betty Hansen Realtor.
BIG East l85th St. w. 6-2130.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-26
POWhatan School
Conferences And
Opening Announced

POWHATAN. Aug. Is = Pow
hatan County schools will open
on September 6 for the 196O-61
session according to j. S. Cald-
we'll. superintendent of schools.
Thomas w. Stafford, principal,
announces pre-school confer
ences will be held on September
and g School will run to noon
on the first two days, starting
with a full day on the 9th.
New members of the faculty
this session will include: Miss
Linda WINS, first grade; Mrs.
Margaret Wash, second grade;
Russell Jamison, sixth grade;
Johnnie Owens, seventh grade;
James Altizer, history; James
Morris, English and world
geogr Apply; and Thomas
Daniel. biology and physical
education for boys. He will also
be the football coach.