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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
WHY GROW OLD7
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Register and Tribune Syndicate

The preamble of the con-
stitution of the Would Health
Organization of the United
Nations says, Health is a
state of complete physical,
mental and social well-being,
and not merely the absence
OF disease or infirmity."
Far too many people think
OF themselves as we'll If they
are not actively sick. This, of
course, is better than real
illness, but 1t is a dull sub
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Inter-Raeiia|.
Discussion
Is Tonight

Tonight's meeting of the
East Cleveland Community
Council will be held in the
Shaw High Auditorium at
7:3O pm.
The public is invited to at
tend a panel discussion, "My
View Of Inter Racial Living in
East Cleveland. The panel
members are local residents and
businessmen: Mr.. John ,1irus,
principal of Rozelle School; Mr..
Joe Diamond, mems store own
er; and Mr.. Stanley Smith,
plant manager Of Ohio Chemi-
cal.
Moderator of this panel vii
be Oliver Brooks, vice presi
dent of the University Circle
Development Foundation.
Each panelist will approach
the subject from his owl
specific area of interest.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
CTS Curtai|s
Sunday Trips

These two runs will be COM
bined on Sundays only to pro-
vide a Commute headway along
Mayfield Coventry, Euclid
Heights blvd, to University
Cedar Rapid Transit station.
Passengers who want to trav-
ell to the Euclid and Superior
areas can use the No. 40 Lee
rd., line as a transfer from
Mayfield and Lee.
Eve operate Commute serv-
ice on Sundays on the No. 4O
line" transit official stated,
"and the schedules will be CO.
ordinated to minimize the incon-
venience Of transferring. Pass
engers wanting to use the Rapid
Transit can alight at Univer-
sity-Cedar station"
The Transit System explained
that the changes are being made
because there is practically no
riding on the No. 45 line be
tween the Superior Rapid Trans
it Station and MayfieldLee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

tainment by Blase Presti, ac-
cordionist. and Patti Rice, vo-
calist. Ellie Frankel of KYW
will accompany Mike Douglas,
Chairman of the Heart Fund
meeting is Mrs Norman c.
Holmes, 1851 Wadena ave-,
1868 Heart Sunday chairman
for East Cleveland. Honorary
East Cleveland chairman is
Judge Stanton Adams.
Serving as ward chairmen
and ward co-chairmen for the
drive are: Mrs. Stanton Ad-
dams, 1890 Superior rd.; Mrs
William S. Baron, 1902 Hill
crest; Mrs. Alexander Davis
1905 Speedway Overlook
Mrs. Carl Strasshofer, l45l7
Potomac ave, and Robert
Moore, East Cleveland Direc-
tor of Finance, 16304 Nelaview
I'd
Captains for the Heart Fund
Drive include: Mrs. George
Faust, 1890 Terrace I'd; Mrs.
Joseph Premen, 1887 lakewood
ave.; Mrs. J. w. Comerford,
1929 Alvason rd.; Mrs. Martha
Ryan, 1854 Forest Hills blvd;
Mrs. Maurice Barck, 1929 Glen
mont rd.; Mrs. Janet Widrich
14O16 Superior rd.; Mrs. Le-
more Bialosky, 14015 Superior
rd.; Mrs. Earl H. Johnson,
1869 Gainsboro ave-; Mrs.
Raymond Helm, 1850 East
144th ST.; Mrs. Donald Camp
bell, 154O1 Plymouth pl.; Mrs.
Charles Heiser, 1911 Oakhill
rd.
Mrs. Alice Bergniskas, 13428
Shaw ave.; Mrs. Julia Tamom-
ey, 1911 Elsinore ave-; Mrs.
Paul Bremmer, 1902 Third
ave.; Mrs. Stephen Music,
1904 Third ave.; Mrs. A. Beal-
owski, 14224 Ardenall ave. ;
Mrs. Doris Shobel, 14400 Ar
denall ave.; Mrs. William
Sonnville, 14018 Orinoco ave. j;
and Miss Donna Whelen, IT'S
Mortified ave.
Serving as a courier on
Heart Sunday night will be
Joseph Sibert, director of the
Auxiliary Police, 14209 North
field ave. In charge of security
and handling pickups of dona-
tions will be Carl Pfeffer,
president of the Auxiliary
Police.
Volunteers are still needed
for the Heart Sunday house
to o-house drive on Feb. oath.
Those interested in volunteer
ing may contact Mrs. Holmes
at SW. $3.50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Ice Skating
Lessons Are
Now Offered

Starting this week, profes-
sional ice skating lessons will
be offered to all interested chill
dren and adults at the East
Cleveland ice rink. The instruc-
tor will be Charles Rossbach
who. with his wife, Claire, won
second place in both 1859 and
1860 in the Midwestern Junior
Pair Championships Of the
United States Figure Skating
Association.
Glasses will be limited to 90
skaters and registration for the
lessons is now being conducted
at the rink. For further infor-
nation call the rink at MI J.
I94OO during regular rink hours
or Mr.. Rossbach at 761-0320.
Within the time remaining in
the current season. Mr.. Ross
bach will concentrate on teach
ing backward skating, the Bun
ny Hop, Shoot the Duck, Spins,
the Waltz Jump. the figure
eight and other figure skating
skills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rossbach and
their two-year-old daughter,
Kelly. who has inherited her
parents ability on ice, live at
1928 Shaw ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Cadet Olsen
.OnAcodemy
Merit List

US. AIR FORCE ACAD-
EMY, Colo.-Cadet William H.
Olson has been named to the
Superintendent's Merit List for
outstanding academic and mil
itary achievement at the All
Force Academy.
He also has been selected
for the position of flight train
ing officer with the rank of
cadet second lieutenant.
Cadet Olson, a member Of the
class Of '63, will be granted
special privileges and will wear
the silver star and wreath on
his sleeve in recognition of the
honors accorded him by the
Academy superintendent.
The cadet, SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Olson, 891
Caledonia, is graduate of
Shaw High School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Speech Tourney
Here Saturday

Shaw High School will host
the Ohio High School Speech
League District Tournament
Saturday.
Events will include Original
oratory, oratorical defamation
humorous and dramatic decla.
nation, eXtemporaneous speak
ing debate. Sixteen schools anc
approximately 250 students
from Cleveland and the eastern
suburbs will participate.
Winners in each division will
qualify for competition in the
State Finals to be held at Ohio
State University on March 18th
and 10Th.
Mrs. Georgia Greaney, Speech
instructor at Shaw High is in
charge Of the local arrange
ments.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

The Cleveland Transit Sys-
tenn plans to inaugurate cur
tailed Sunday services in East
Cleveland starting Sunday, Feb.
oath.
Affected will be the No. as
line which operates between
Warrensville Center and the
Superior Rapid Transit station
via Mayfield, Lee, Forest Hills,
Euclid and Superior and No, 7
line which operates between
University Cedar Rapid Transit
station and Mayfield-Lee via
Cedar, Euclid Heights, Coven.
try, Mayfield and Monticello
terminating at Lee I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Heights Snaps Shaw s
Long Victory Streak
20 Pointers Are PAGERS

and Pat Yisci hit 80 more be-
tween them.
20 Pointers Are PAGERS
Heights was paced by a pair
of 2O-point performances. from
Harris Melsher and John Boose.
Wood added - markers, and
Melsher led the rebounding
with II.
Valley Forge's Patriots in
vaded Shaw the next night, and
it didn't take long to find out
that this was a different team
from the one the Cardinals had
previously defeated by more
than 40 points,
Valley Forge took the sd-
vantage late in the first quar-
ter at 14-13, built it TO 35-29 at
the intermission, and held on
until Shaw rallied late in the
third quarter.
Pat Nisci stole the ball and
drove in to regain the lead 81
44-43 with about 1880 to go
in the third period. He also
scored at the buzzer for 47-45
quarter advantage.
The Patriots kept fighting,
though. and with about two
Continued on page p
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

For the second consecutive
year, Tyler Owen of 142Os
Strathmore ave., has been the
most commended man on the
Cleveland Transit System. Mr.
Owen who drives on the South
Euclid Express line, received
over 1900 compliments from his
riders during 1862.
Owen and his wife will join
the two top commended men
from every CTS Operating Sta
ton at a luncheon in their
honor today at the Sheraton
Cleveland Hotel. He will receive
a plaque outlining his courteous
accomplishments and Mrs. Owen
will be honored for her part
in making him the nice guy
his riders have found him to be-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
American
Indians
Discussed

Miss Rosemary Macklem will
present her program "The
American Indians" Thursday,
Feb. 21st at 8 p. m. at the East
Cleveland Public Library.
Throughout the year Miss
Macklem collects supplies to
take to the Indians each sum-
mer.
This year she is raising funds
to dig a we'll on the Pima Res
ervation in Arizona.
Contributions for the Indians
may be brought to the library
to be given to Miss Macklem.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Shie|a Lotus
In College
who's S VIII" "

Sheila LOTUS, junior at
Baldwin-W Wallace College in
Berea, has been elected to the
1962-63 edition of who's Who
Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges.
Miss Lotus, an elementary
education major, is member
Of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
and is on the executive council
of Student Council. She is also
active in the Women's Recrea-
ton Association, the College
Union Committee, and the Win
ter Carnival Committee.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin LOTUS, 1921
Oakhill.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Skin Diving
Course Starts

The East Cleveland YMCA is
starting a new skin diving
training course beginning Sat-
urday at p. m.
This course is for anyone
who is q member of any YIN or
YWCA, IL years of age or
older.
The instructions will last
about 8 to 10 weeks with an
average of one hour a week.
Those who complete the in
structions may join the Blue
Dolphin Divers, a new club or
ganized for persons who pass
this course.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Marcia Kruse
Grades High

Marcia kruse, 1119 Selwyr
rd., was one of sixteen Hiram
College freshmen who received
recognition for attaining a 3.5
grade point (B ! or higher
for the first quarter of the
current academic year.
The Is first-year students
represent the states of Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Virginia, New
York and New Jersey, as well
as the Republic of Korea.
The top students were hon
ored recently by the admins
tration and faculty at a special
dinner.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Hold Concert
At Library

A concert Monday at 8 p. m.
will be presented by members
of Mu Phi Epsilon at the East
Cleveland Library, 14101 Eu-
cid ave.
The performing artists will
be jeanette Drinkall Meyer,
violin; Luanne Raia, violin:
Joan Terr Ronis, piano and
Phyllis Braun, soprano with
Rosa Lobe at piano.
Admission is free and every
one is welcome.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Heart Fund Rally Set
For Methodist Church
1880 Circulation
GuUonteed

Mike Douglas, KYW televi-
sion personality, will headline
the entertainment at the East
Cleveland Heart Fund Rally
Sunday afternoon at the Win
dermere Methodist Church,
14035 Euclid ave. All East
Cleveland residents are in
vited to attend.
Speaking at the meeting will
be DR.. John Storer, director of
the Department of Thoracic
and Cardiovascular Surgery at
Huron Road Hospital.
Also featured will be enter
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

a master plan Of the Shaw and
Prospect Elementary School
sites.
The plan was to include a
study of pedestrian and vehicu-
lar traffic, outdoor recreation
facilities, building utilization,
overhead connections between
the various Shaw High School
buildings, better utilization OF
existing structures and pos
sible new construction.
The long range plan will be.
presented to East Cleveland
City officials to determine
whether traffic and fire safety
have been given adequate con-
sideration.
Closed by September
With the Boards action
looms the possibility that Shaw
ave-, from Euclid south to Ter
race rd., will be closed to
through traffic by September.
The portion Of the street.
however, has net been official
ly vacated by the city. even
though the Board owns all the
homes in this area.
For this development. the
school has on hand some
s350,OOO in building funds
which was left over from
money used to build the Horb
Student Center.
According to Superintendent
Harold Nichols, depending on
the availability of additional
funds, the new look could be
completed within three years.
Ninth Grade at Shaw
One Of the major implications
Of the plan includes the moving
Of ninth grade pupils from
Kirk to Shaw High School. The
Board of Education had given
serious consideration to this
move two years ago.
In order to gain an informa-
tive and impartial opinion of
the student capacity Of the two
school buildings, DR.. NJ. ]. Con-
rad, Director of Research and
Services of the Bureau Of Edu-
cational Research Of The Ohio
State University, was requested
to do a capacity study of Shaw
and Kirk Buildings.
DR.. Conrad's study revealed
that the maximum pupil capa-
city of Kirk was 1860 and that
special facilities for science,
physical education and music
were inadequate. The addition
Of three teacher stations
would increase enrolment ca
pacity to 140O. Enrolment ex-
ceeded 400 the past two years.
Pupils have been housed by
holding class sizes in excess
of 80.
Seven Schools Larger
Only seven junior high
schools in Ohio are larger than
Kirk in terms of enrolment; I;
one in Akron. three in Cincin-
natl, two in Cleveland and one
in Parma. Large enrollments
Of the junior high age level
children has not been deemed
advisable. Narrow corridors
(Cortinued on mare AZ
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Auto Tags
Available
March 7st

1863 automobile license
plates will he available at
East Cleveland city hall start
ing Friday, March 1st.
Deputy registrars for East
Cleveland will he Don Fisher
and Al NOwick, Republican
ward leaders.
Information with regards to
getting special license plate
numbers is available by call
ing Don Fisher at IL. 1-1350.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Mons to Hear
Weight Talk

The East Cleveland Blue
Star Mothers will meet We'd
nesday at 1:30 p. m. in the
East Cleveland Public Library.
Mrs. Nick Smiciklas from
Topps Club, will advise the
ladies on how To take off
weight sensibly.
Refreshments will be served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Hi-Fi Talk

"New Wrinkles in Hi FL" a
talk and demonstration by
Oscar Erickson of the Pioneer
Electronic Supply CO., will be
presented at the noon meeting
of the Exchange Club at the
East Cleveland YMCA Tuesday
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Golden Age
Group Meets

The next meeting Of the
Golden Age Club al Trinity
EUB Church, corner of Hayder
at Alder ave. will be helC
Thursday, Feb. 2lst at l:30 pm
All men and women, so ol
over, invited to attend this new
ly formed club.
This meeting will be the elec,
ton of officers. Refreshment,
will be served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Announce Winners

Winners of this uewspa per'sl
Grotto Circus Clown Colorlngl
Contest will he announced in
next Thursdays edition.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
School Board Okays New
Shaw High Campus Look

The price tag on Shaw High Schools campus-like
new look including 10 additional cassrooms and
new administrative wing estimated at S4O5,79O.
The Board of Education Monday night authorized the
Conrad & Fleischman architectural firm to develop
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

The Shaw Cardinals seven
game winning string was snap
ped last Friday on solid eff
fort by the Cleveland Heights
Tigers, s4-79.
Heights, hitting 4s per cent
from the floor, still had to
scramble for its fourth straight
win over the Cards in two years
In the first half, the Tigers
built up a 1927 advantage after
two Shaw starters ran into
trouble with fouls.
Sophomore Chris Wood led
the assault. scoring l9 points
The third period saw little
difference-although the lead al
one time was cut to three
points, it stood at six at the
end Of the quarter.
Smalley Hits
Then ShaWs Jim SmaIiey
started to hit. and the edge was
reduced to one point. With time
growing short Heights still
held on to 1917 lead.
They withstood the finaI
Cardinals challenge to hand
the Redbirds their first LEI
defeat in their last six con
tests.
A great effort by Smalley
who netted Shaw's last l.
points and totaled 18 for the
fourth quarter, was the bright
est spot for the home crowd
He had 81 for the night, the
second time this season jim
has topped 80. and also picked
up 13 rebounds. Mike Malec
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

SCHOLARSHIP famed Traffic
Cleveland Richard Hovot Second from
Fourth e Cleveland Automobile Club
7.
Apho and wochns right Cleveland Police Chief Weaver and
threeeek
traffic Monday Geb I'D at evonso Ill., two OF seven
scholarships this the AAA Clubs Police Foundation OF
93rd and 94th officers
given scholarships year the AAAs continuing Of
broadening tofie "know-how" among police.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

and Pat Visci hit 80 more be-
+rrnnn than
Evening star., 1963-01-12
HELP WOMEN

RECEIPT. .-TYPIST, 40 w.p.m., S340
mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL. ST. g.
1855. Room 702, 1925 Conn. ave.
NV, Elevator ct extreme left"
R. n. residing in Silver Spring for
nursing home, Good opport, Call
10, 5-0370 for appt.
RESIDENT MANAGER for 22-unit
garden apt. Arl. This is an excel.
opport, for an energetic couple
to gain exper, in rental man
agement. Apply in person with
written details to DITTMAR CO,
9l6 N Quincy St, Arl. Mon. Fri.
p P~-NrNT W'NAGER for a gar
den-type project Of 900 units on
L.. a.,.. tNtu, Must have local
refs. and be experienced. Salary
plus apt, Contact Mr.. Ellison.
Monday between and II am.
at B, F, SAUL co, MA. $1,000,
RESIDENT MANAGER for down
town ant. bldg Must be expert
enced. Call MA. S-7334.
Evening star., 1963-01-12

ORGANS -says during JoRpANs
midwintcr clearance OF slightly
used and floor sample home in
nv Phone ST J-nA0Ol, BAiley'a
Gross Roads Shopping center, Vir-
glnia Phone Ast.7tstl. naa9
0eofgia ave Silver aprinE Phone
JU SCI i0hl Silver Spring and
Virginia stores open evenings.
CONTINUED on Next Passl
Evening star., 1963-01-12

CARFENTnY, two trim men, work
sat. have truck and tools Ewes.
JE. 3.ntnn Asls7OH@.
Evening star., 1963-01-12
TYPISTS

positions available for
hiRh school graduates, age 10 30
Typing 80 Wp.m. hsday, 90
hour week. with excellent salary
and working conditions Visit week.
DAYS between q Am. and pm,
Evening star., 1963-01-12
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACCT. RECEIVABLE CLERK, Mont.
Gen. Hosp. Posting exper. desir-
able. typing necessary. Vacation,
sick leave. holiday benefits. hos
pitalizstion. Contact Mr.. c. F.
OSBORNE, Acct. supvr. 924-42O1.
BOOKKEEPER, MGR machine OBJ
orator, Silver Spring area. State
eXper., refs. and salary required.
Box 359-H, Star
CASHIER, MGR 1000, exper. in
hotel or retail credit helpful. See
Personnel betw 7:30 a.m.-2 pm.
DOCTORS HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye
ST. NV.
CLERKS, tobacco, news exper.. all
shifts, especially midnight to 8.
DULLES AIRPORT, 66l $3.50.
HAIR STYLISTs with following
Excel. oppor. TO learn advanced
styling at Fred Novels Hairstyl-
lists. Wis. ave, or dntwn shops.
Sal. open. Wo 8-4664. 2a6-3s4s.
IBM Keypunch Opr.
Numerical and alphabetical exper
on type 0a4. Minimum experience
3 years. Please call S36-71S6 be-
tween 9 and 2 pm.
INTERIOR DEsIGNER-Enthusias-
tic, ambitious person for progreS-
Sive dept. in close-in furniture
speciality shop, send personal res
ume and details OF experience TO
Box 32l H, Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-12
HELP DOMESTIC

APARTMENT, cook dinner, g.h.w,
Wed. morn. No wk. ends, S35. Must
have exp, Wash. refs. EN-. 2-l512,
BABY sITTER-G.H,w" live in, 25
Refs. r. oq; REQ pSs csll 6SSnS24s SS se'n' area
BABY SITTER, PART TINE
3-day week, Arlington area
ia. S-l043
CHILD CARE, general housework
Move with editors family TO New
York for permanent live-in Job.
Northwest refs, health card. OIL,
6-4757.
CHILD CARE-NEw YORK
Fare paid guaranteed Job, paid
every week. mo MONEY Ned
ED free TV show tickets. QUAIL
ITY, gl9 N. Y, ave. NV. Call
Mrs jay, Di. T-4au3,
COOK, must be excellent and care
for apartment Of orking couple.
Goou hours and salary, Phone
Sun. 10 to /. 363-52OO,
DIPLOMATIC FAMILY wants expe-
rienced cook-housekeeper, Euro
pean, TO live in. Monthly salary,
SlT5 to start. Write giving refer
ences, to Box 45S-B, Star.
EUROPEAN GIRL, needed as moth
er's helper, 10 live in. Temp. or
perm. position, EN-. 2-l939
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER for
partly disabled mother and 3
children. Must live in. Good sal.
ary and attractive surroundings
for capable woman who desires
permanent position, Call WO. f.
1881 between ! am. and & pm.
G,H.W,, child care, age 95 to 40,
live in, 5-day week, References
and exper. VIII. 2-0Sl7.
G.H.W. AND COOK, / in family,
live in. NO. 7-93S0
LIVE-N MAID, 2l-35, g.h.w. and
child care t2l. Pvt. rm. and bath
5la days. Sill. Spg MA, 2-00lS s,
LIvE-IN MAID, g.h.w,, plain cook,
care . school-age girls. 5l2-day
Wk Refs. Call 54S-9423 after 3
pm. Saturday.
LIVE IN, g.h.w, empl. parents.
school-age children. Nearby Nd.
Recent ref, REQ, a49-5499,
MAID, live in, general housework,
child care, 5la days. some cook
ing. $40 wk to start Local ref
erenceS necessary. health card
Call MA. 2-0250.
MAID, live in, Inv. and child
care. Sat. and sun. off, Arling-
ton area. JE. 4-S623 after &.
Evening star., 1963-01-12
NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY
Ifd AND n sTs. NE
ton No, ~ Butlinel

TYPIsT, Accurate, young girl De.
string opportunity In typing field
with youthful organization. Good
starting salary, vacation anc
other company henefitA Appli
MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFER
ENCE. "iii n ", nv
WAITRESS, A.i9, 3 days. Good
salary TIPS. Apply In person, LU.
CAS- RAW BAR, aN0h columbia
Evening star., 1963-01-12
Stenographer

Under 35, accurate transcription
and typing required. 35-hr. week
in modern office building on Wis
consin ave. NV. Generous fringe
benefits. S4,lS5 I'd. to start with.
periodic increases to at least So
$50. Call MR.. WADE, KE. 7-lBi5,
yaoipfnnnt
Evening star., 1963-01-12
WAITRESS ut
.ostumcd STEAK PIT BAR

NONiumcul HAEhh Fll BAR
Ia b.2i0i, Z 10 q PM
wAITREssEs. day and evening
hours, also snlit shift Seafood
experience preferred Apply Ia
nerson only between . and 5
bm. FLAGSHIP RESTAURANT,
nbl Maine ave. sw
WOMEN BETwEEN - AND th-
National Organl2atiun "a now te.
lccunF women for tfaininE IN a
very attractive inyesilgAtivc field,
You must br free 10 travel
throughout the United States.
canada and Carlhheans after ade
uuate tfaining period This Is a
permanent position With opportun.
ny fof advancement Salary and
travel allowance IA paid Apply m
person ilgg WARNER Bldg i1th
and = Hts. NV, between 10 am
and g nm DO not phone
wOMEN WANTED 10 assemble
iewelfv AZ home CREST MFo
0s.42i Commercial road, Cathedral
City, Calf.
Evening star., 1963-01-12
Telephone Secretary
BECEpTTnNIgT

RECEPTIONIST
Al lobby desk in Carlton House, an
air conditioned 4S5-unit apt.
bldg. $500 Wisconsin ave. Sec
retarial service and PIX. Hrs:
3:3O to 1880 pm. Excellent en-
yirOnment. Permanent position and
good salary for personable and
dependable woman between 80 and
40 with experience on either sec
retarlal or PIX board. Call Pc.
7-44O7 for appointment 10 be
fntpFViPWpd
Evening star., 1963-01-12
HELP MEN
SALES

Govt. sales rep. for D. c. area.
sale Of reagents, etc. Chemical
background pref. Co. car plus ex-
penses, Age 26-3s. Top salary,
Evening star., 1963-01-12
IBM Keypunch Opr.

Numerical and alphabetical exper.
on type 024. Minimum experience
3 years. Please call S36-71S6 be-
tween and q pm