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SEPT.33 for Tuesday, read to numbers of OCT. 23 your 2-17-24-36 40 Help 38-44 41 Person 42 To SCORPIO 43 Loss 44 Person OCT.24 45 You NOV. 22 May 47 Insurance 6-18-27-32 48 Unpleasantness 63-72 49 Ways 50 Do SAGITTARIUS Imminent 52 Might NOV. 23 53 That'll DEC. 11 54 Never 55 Money 21-25-35-51 56 Be And 56-58-68 58 Conservative 59 You CAPRICORN.

60 Be DEC. 23 61 Repair 62 In JAN. 30 63 Friendship 64 Formulate 34-37-41-46 65 Offend 50-59-75 66 Means 67 Important AQUARIUS 68 Level -headed 69 Safety JAN. 21 70 Hazards 19 71 Occur 72 Travel 10-12-31-49 73 Safe 57-66 74 Plans 76 75 Credit PISCES Place 77 Recalled FEB. 20 78 Anyone MAR.

21 1-23-47-61 Adverse Neutral 69-70 900 Join Dayton Unit Of NAACP Nine-tenths of a 1000-member was reported Monday by ofof the Dayton branch, NaAssociation for the Advanceof Colored People at the end six-week membership cam- Rev. James Davis, pastor Trinity Presbyterian church president of the Dayton branch said he believed additional 100 members could gained in two cleanup Rev. Walter P. Offutt Jr. of York, member of the naNAACP staff in charge of and intercultural relations at the final campaign meetthe Wayman African MethEpiscopal church.

Offutt noted that the best. against Communist in the United States come from joint efforts of whites and Negroes in bringnational behavior up to the ideals of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. He added that it was his belief that America was moving in the right direction in its efforts to regroes in employment, move discrimination "transports: tion, recreation and Two In Narrow Escape From Death By Fumes men narrowly escaped suffocation Monday morning when gas from a kitchen range filled their apartment with deadly fumes. They were identified as Eugene Sloan, 27, and Erceel Flannery, 27, both of 341 W. Monument av.

Both were found by Patrolmen Matthew Maroney and R. L. Hill, who had been summoned by neighbors. Firemen revived Flannery and Sloan was taken to Miami Valley hospital, where his condition was given as Vital Statistics Vital Marriage Bureau Divorce Court APPLIED FOR: DECREES ASKED: Joseph W. Beacham, 25, of 747 N.

Summit and Harriet H. Lewis, 22. of 1505 Algonquin pl. Floyd Eugene Bedwell, 27, of 357 W. First and Betty Lee Ewing, 28, of 557 W.

Third st. Arthur G. Brumbaugh, 20, of R. R. 3, Brookville, and Betty Ann Swartz, 19, of Englewood.

Benny C. Roush. 24. of 44 Virginia and Edna May Bickel, 22, of 48 N. land av.

Wayne H. Ruinley, 3828 Drummond Toledo, and Alice L. Shumaker, 20, of R. R. 1, Clayton.

Adolphus S. Degler, 60. of R. R. Peebles, 0., and Myrtle I.

Merrick, 60, of R. R. 11, Richard T. Thornberry, 26, 2244 Broadway, Indianapolis, and Audrey Lou Schmaltz, 21, of 2352 Fauver av. Dewey B.

Wombold, 45, of 728 Cincinnati and Helen A. McReynolds, 43, of 215 Salem av. Joseph Leach. 33, of 635 Latham and Lucille C. Forg.

36. of 2555 Oneida dr. Everett Mayabb. 21, of 528 Beckman Bush- and Willa Bele Young, 18. of 2216 nell av.

Maniel Davis, 61, of 1905 Richley and Alice Moore, 30, of 1905 av. Daniel Schild, 24. of 429 Oxford and Lois Ann Slavin. 24, of 1466 Catalpa dr. Jack Semelsberger, 20, of 1124 Xenia and Juanita J.

Macy, 23. of R. R. 2. Tipp City.

Charles B. Bowers, 25, of 5055 National pike, West Springfield, 0., and Alice J. Hale, 26, of 1144 Vernon dr. Vernon C. Cox.

28, of 216 N. Western and Edith Viola Matheny, 28, of 216 N. Western av. Woodrow Spencer, 30, of 1029 Holly and Martha A. White, 22, of 5663 Markey rd.

Robert La Verne Kohl. 32, of 15 Stockton and Martha V. Erbe, 29, of 609 Geyer st. Howard Dwight Pease, 20, of 5390 Marshall and Marilyn Janet Clarke, 18, of 2336 Aero av. Gene Bradley Sheets, 20, of 223 Dunbarton Oaks, and Virginia Marie Schumacker, 18.

of 2309 Gypsy dr. Paul Lewis Stump. 22. of R. R.

6. York. and Mary Elizabeth Berry, 22, of Union. Richard A. Cameron.

24. of 43 Watson Washington, and Edwina Webb. 22. of 521 Shafor bivd. William J.

Butler, 21, of 1243 Wilson and Joan M. Dels. 19, of 623 St. Paul av. James R.

Byers, 24, of 475 E. Beaumont Columbus, and Barbara L. Byers, 22. of 56 Murray Hill dr. James E.

Cheatham. 24. of 1601 E. Third and Bette C. Jones, 26, of 646 Oxford av.

William Rakestraw. 18. of 6 Benning and Lena Marie Hodges, 16. of 739 Bristol pl. Joseph C.

Giampino, 18, of 1210 Vernon and Barbara Ellen Zehring, 19, of 40 Neal av. Robert Harold Clifford, 30, of 236 N. Temple Indianapolis, and Ruth J. Hoerath. 34.

of 2319 Rugby rd. Robert D. Stevens, 32, of 926 Huffman and Glenna M. Stevens. 30, of 2931 E.

First st. Edgar Lee Broyles. 50, of R. R. 2, Germantown, and Margie C.

Broyles, 39. of 210 E. Main West Carrollton. Richard J. Spang, 28.

of 139 Cushing a.V.. and Janet L. McDonald. 23, of 33 Greenwood av. Ralph A.

Lindeman, 19. of 130 E. Orchard Springs and Joan R. Geiger, 19, of 1061 Beatram av. Veather MONDAY, MAY 28, 1951 By the U.

S. Weather Bureau Sun sets today 7:57 P. M. Sun rises tomorrow ..5:12 A. M.

Sun sets tomorrow 7:57 P. M. 24-HOUR RECORD Comparative Temperatures High this date 1950 Low this date 1950 Yesterday's high at 10:30 a. m. Yesterday's low at 11:45 p.

m. Average Normal .65 Comparison With Record Since 1883 Highest this date in 1911 .98 Lowest this date in 1907 COMPARATIVE PRECIPITATION Inches Preceding 24 hours .40 Total amount. since Jan. .16.59 Excess since Jan. 66 Total amount this date last year .23.28 Excess last year 7.20 HUMIDITY 1 p.m.

7 p.m. 1 a.m. 7 a.m. Dry bulb reading ..55 52 53 53 Dew point 48 52 52 50 Relative humidity 89 Dew point: Temperature at which air moisture condenses when cooled. Relative humidity: Ratio of actual moisture to that possible at stated temperature.

Humidity is when dew point and temperature are same. BAROMETER (Sea Level) Inches p. m. yesterday 29.50 7 a. m.

today 29.92 inches is considered standard atmospheric pressure. Pressure above standard usually indicates fair weather; below standard, disturbed weather. Forecast NATIONAL -Fair weather will be general over the nation tonight with a precipitation limited to scattered showers northeastern states and hunderstorms in the great plains and he Rockies. tit will be warmer in the north central states, cooler in the northwest. DAYTON AND VICINITY- Cloudy and cool with few light scattered showers to.

day. Partly cloudy and continued ate cool tonight, and Tuesday. High today 64, low tonight 48; high Tuesday 74. OHIO- Rather cloudy and cool with a few scattered showers today and tonight. Low tonight 45-50.

Tuesday partly cloudy, Warmer in afternoon. Advertising CLASSIFIED In Memoriam IN LOVING memory of my husband, Leo A. Linneman, who passed awl May 28, 1049: have lost my soul's companion, A life linked with my own. And day by day I miss him more As I walk through life alone. Sadly missed by wife, Clara.

IN LOVING memory of our mother, Mrs. Ellen Tracy, who passed away May 28, 1950, Though her smile in gone forever And her hands we can not touch We shall never lose sweet Memories of the one we loved so much Sadly missed by her daughters and son. Nell, Helen And Fred. Flowers MEMORIAL DAY CUT FLOWERS PEONIES. DAISIES, ETC.

ENGLENOOK FARM, KE-5995 4917 Linden av. (Xenia pike) Rte. 35 PEONIES DIXIE DR. SOUTHERN HILLS PEONIES. $1 per, dozen.

ton's, 2 ml. W. W. Alexandria. BEAUTIFUL PEONIES 7130 Xenia Pike, Knollwood 01-3091 PEONIES Free Pike, 2 sq.

west of Salem Ft. McKinley. TA-0980. PEONIES Denlinger Peony Farm miles W. of Ft.

McKinley, miles E. of Trotwood on Free pike. OR-2162 Eves. TROTWOOD 96-J. MEMORIAL WREATHS $1.50 DELIVERED KE-0817 Special Notices CASH for scrap iron, rags, paper and magazines.

647 Germantown st. WIll pick up. FU-7841 Owner Of Radio Stations Dies DETROIT, May Richards, 62, charged by the government with slanting newscasts on his three radio stations, died today. Richards entered Harper hospital here last Friday with a dilated abdominal artery, which doctors said caused his death. He also had a heart ailment for 14 years.

His stations, WJR in Detroit, WGAH in Cleveland and KMPC in Los Angeles, have been under investigation by the Federal Communications Commission for three years. Government attorneys charged that Richards had newscasts tailored to fit his own political and social opinions, in violation of FCC regulations. Pending a decision on the charges, the FCC has withheld license renewals for the three stations. was not known immediately what effect his death would have on the investigation. Born March 19, 1889, at Crete, Richards stepped from selling tires to selling automobiles and then into radio.

He bought WJR in December, 1926, when the station was on the verge of bankruptcy. WGAR was the product of merging WCSO, Springfield, and WFJC. Akron, 0., two 500- watt stations. Richards bought KMPC in 1937. Richards has made his home in Beverly Hills, for the past several years.

He is survived by his wife, Frances, and daughter, Mrs. Sibley Moore. Keith. Cordell and Dorothy, 934 Danner daughter. Link, Raymond and Jacqueline, 36 Seminary daughter, Reed.

Charles and Sonja, Yellow Springs, son. Sunday Gorman. Kelcie and Mildred. Xenia, son. Bootes, Houston and Mabel, 309 Aberdeen son.

Wallace, Olson and Lucinda, 34 Benning son. Hamiel. Thomas and Margaret, 2329 Troy daughter. Hoilon, Edward and Elvira, 53 Penrod son. Fisher, Lee and Naomi, Fairborn, son.

Sheard. Robert and Elizabeth, 204 Weaver son. Goetzinger. Ernest and Mary, 268 Maple daughter. Meintesh.

Elwood and Jean, N. Main son. Mutschler, Horace and Eloise, 650 St. Nicholas daughter. Spradlin, George and Ruth, Lebanon, daughter.

ST. ANN'S: Saturday Saunders, Frank and Norma, 136 Lorain daughter. Novaco. Sabin and Theima, W. Third daughter.

Sunday Fernald. Arthur and Mary, Fairborn, daughter. Wikle, William and Naomi, 265 Chain daughter. Kelly, Robert and Theresa, 12 Burkhardt son. Martinez, Manuel and Rebecca, 713 Edison son.

Price, Charles and Margaret, 139 Boltin son. Zimmerman. William and Margaret, 432 St. Paul daughter. GRANDVIEW: Saturday Siebert.

Chris and Emma, Morrow, son. U.S. WEATHER BUREAU MAP LOW STATIONARY Department of Commerce 29.67 STATIONARY 30.00 58 LOW 29.35 LOW 29.65 30.00 60 70 Low Temperatures and Areas of Precipitation Expected Tonight COLD 50 60 Temperature Figures Show Average for Area Arrows Denete Wind Flow 60 70 Rain Snew 70 Weather Conditions As ur 1:30 A.M. EST May 28 Highs and Lows in inches KENTUCKY-Some cloudiness with a few scattered light showers and rather cool in north portion today. Mostly fair tonight and Tuesday.

Somewhat warmer Tuesday afternoon. High low tonight around 50. INDIANA-Cloudy to partly cloudy, warmer north portion today. Scattered light showers northeast portion early today. Fair and cool tonight.

Tuesday fair and warmer. High today 65-70 north. 70-77 south. Low tonight 45-50 north, 50-55 south. WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Rather cloudy and cool with a few scattered showers today and tonight.

low tonight 45 to 50. Tuesday partly cloudv warmer in afternoon. WEST VIRGINIA- Rather cloudy and cool otday and tonight with scattered light showers. Tuesday mostly fair: warmer in afternoon. Low tonight 45 to 50.

LAKE ERIE- Northerly winds 20 to 25 miles an hour west half and shifting winds becoming northerly 20 10 25 miles an hour east half today and northwesterly winds 20 to 25 miles an hour tonight. Showers teday and cloudy tonight. Societies and Lodges Masonio Notices MASONIO TEMPLIC 600 Av. Lodges and Scotmeetings. Ma subie visitors welcome.

MAY 28, St, Johne Spl. M. MAY 28, Riverview 8pl. M. MAY 29, Miami Val.

Spl. M.M. 7:00 MAY 29, Alpha Spl. M. 6:30.

MAY 28, Stillwater Std. F. C. Educational address, Transportation LEAVING June 18 for Ogden, Utah, take 1 or 2, help with driving. KE0411, DRIVING June 2: take 2-3: share expenses: new car.

Ph. New Carlisle 5452. Personals AAA -LEAVING TOWN. MUST SELL OR DISPOSE OF RADIO, ELECTRONIC PARTS, AC CESSORIES. MO-8-6088 AFTER 4:30.

BOWLERS, men and women needed to fill mixed league. TA-5520. DRAPES made to order from your own material. MI-5447. CHILDREN'S BUREAU needs boarding homes for infants Mothers at home, would you consider helping? Board guaranteed.

Clothing. medical care and supervision provided. Protestant families may phone or write, Children's Bureau, 225 N. Jetferson st. HE-7501.

Persons interested in adoption should not apply, ON OR AFTER MAY 26. 1951, will not be responsible for delta other than my own. Wilburn 1 Hughes. Vandalia. SUMMER classes for children, con ditioned in grades 3 to 2.

MA-3277. DON'T like to work? Then apply Glaxo plastic type linoleums coating. No waxing. The Home Store. ON OR AFTER MAY 26, 1951.

will not be responsible for debts other than my own. Ben Bookwalter Jr. 2235 Falmouth av. PRESCRIPTION FOR THE DAY "The tenderest are the bravest; the loving are the daring. BURKE PRESCRIPTIONS GET RID of iron in your basement for cash.

TA-7547. ON OR AFTER May 28. 1951. will not be responsible for debts other than my own. James Riddle, Route 9.

Dayton. TYPING DONE IN MY HOME. Call MI-6384. PROFESSIONAL drama and speech coaching; speech correction lessons for summer mos. only, WA-0623.

PERMANENTS. Haircuts, Waves. Manicures by advance students. BYRD'S BEAUTY SCHOOL 4th Floor American Bldg. HE-8795 HAYRIDES and campfires.

South Broadway Riding Stables. AD-3893. ROAD OILING Driveways, Parking Areas, Etc. Free Estimates ME-6244 WILKNIT Dupont Nylon hosiery Guaranteed. Call ME-8646.

Calling Your Attention To Shoes And Footwear A sale on now. Shoes for the entire family in almost every pat tern you can describe. Famous branded health and dress shoes. Provide for time to come and remember, objects on every hand tell us that the time to provide for your shoes and footwear 18 now. Go to THE FACTORY TO FEET DIRECT DISTRIBUTING SHOE STORE.

508 S. Wayne Dayton, Ohio. Warren W. Watson. in charge, WANTED A good woman in family of two 89 caretaker of house.

Call 39 Central av. Lost and Found BINOCULARS, lost, Island Park dam. Reward. 51 Hershey st. BROWN alligator billfold.

lost in Centerville, contains valuable pap ers, money. Reward. Robert Hack ley, ph. Centerville, 0. MO-7557.

BILLFOLD lost, contained identifica tion, vicinity Buckeye and Lincoln sta. M1-7566. GLASSES, shell rim. Dr. Kress case lost.

vicinity Plymouth, Superior av. Reward. OR-4133. GLASSES, pink. lost on Brown st Thursday a.

m. Reward. HE-0064. HORN-RIMMED glasses, men's, lost on W. Fifth st.

$5 reward. MI-9120 LOST vicinity of Perry, 4th and Maple sts, 4 keys on chain, return to 312 W. 4th or Ph. AD-4572. Reward.

LOST: last week. Brown and white Collie. Reward. 16-F-2 Liberty. STRAYED from Murlin Heights brown male Doberman, license 5189.

Reward. MO-4-5552. SCOTTIE DOG lost, male, 10 yrs. old, wearing plaid blanket: vicinity Dayton View. Reward.

TA-9919. $25 REWARD For information leading to the recov. ery of our Springer Spaniel dog, male, weight 55 height long black and white curly hair, bobbed tail. WA-6085. Technical Work Wanted TOOL AND DIE DESIGN ROOM.

CAN TAKE ON MORE DESIGN WORK. BOX 1182, NEWS. Female Help Wanted ATTENDANT for self-service laundry, under 40. able to take charge. Hours 2-9 p.

m. Box 1261. News. AVON PRODUCTS, has openings for ambitious men. FU-5621 BEAUTY OPERATOR RA-7222 CASHIER TYPIST, experienced, top salary with a future.

See Mr. Nides, Dunhills, Man's Store." CAR HOPS AND WAITRESSES Excellent opportunity for experienced waitresses and car hops. Good pay and tips, meals furnished. Apply in person. BOB'S RUSTIC POINT 2020 WILMINGTON PK.

COUNTER GIRL, no exp. necessary. Apply 28 S. Ludlow. Walsh Shoe Repair System.

EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper. small downtown printing plant. AD-1283. EXPERIENCED checker, and coun ter girl for dry cleaning, Apply in person. 31 Fifth st.

EXPERIENCED dry cleaning marker. Atlas Linen Supply, 100 Vermont st. EXP'D shirt finisher; new machinery, good pay. Apply in person. 152 Salem av.

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted at once. Neat appearance. Good wages. Oak Cafe. 1301 Wayne.

FU. 0392. EXPERIENCE counter girl. Noll's Meat. Arcade Market.

EARN per week working full time or evenings and ends. National sales program. no canvassing, no parties. KE-6650. FOUNTAIN GIRL: full time.

Apply Kander Drugs, 1101 Cincinnati st, GRILL -COUNTER women, must be neat, courteous and dependable Apply 8 to 10 or 12 to 2. Toddle House, 814 Grand AV. HOUSEKEEPER, refined, for middleaged widower's stay, $10 weekly salary, references. Write Box 1298, News. HOUSEKEEPER, white, past middleage, to take full charge of house hold and care for 2 small boys: more for home than wages.

Write qualifi cations and references to Box 931 News. IMPROVE your Income. Rawlelgb Routes. tull or part time. 1847 W.

Third St. ME-7471. INVESTIGATORS, 28-30, making insurance and employment reports. Car and typing essential. Salary.

carfare. bonus, and other benefits with national concern. Write P. O. Box 1048, Dayton, 0.

KITCHEN helper. experienced. ver Dome, 209 8. Ludlow. LADY.

age 40-45, for general house work; more for nome than wages. ME-5318. MAID to stay. general housework, no laundry. must have references TA-5843.

MAID; general housework. Must be experienced cook. References. 12-8 p. m.

5-day week. MT-9801. Mrs Allen. MAID, general housework, stay. private room, bath.

RA-9816. MAID, general housework. laundry. stay $20. Box 1287, News.

NOR 200 machine operator. with knowledge of simple bookkeeping. for permanent position, unusual opportunity, top salary, with a future. See Mr. Nides.

Dunhill's, The Man's Store MIDDLEAGED lady to assist with housework. 1 child. age stay; some wages. TA-4241 WILL YOU Graduate in June FROM HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE? You can begin one of the most interesting careers for womenworking in the offices of Ohio Bell as a SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE. In these positions you have the opportunity to meet the public, by phone and personal contacts, as well as the encouragement to use your own judgment and initiative, It's like being in a business all your own.

Salary starts with training. Liberal increases four times the first year. We offer many employe benefits, as well, with paid holidays and vacations. Further questions will be gladly answered. Why not drop in today, or some Monday evening? THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE CO.

215 W. Second St. When You Need Repair Service--Consult the Service and Repair Classification Female Help Wanted 1 PRACTICAL nurse: references quired. Box 1162, News. PRACTICAL nurses for Stillwater Sanitorium: 44-hour week, 7 a.

3:30 m. Call Mr. Marshall, RA: 1135, 9 a. p. for personal Interview.

REFINED woman, do light housework. Stay with widow. ence. Box 894. News.

RELIABLE white woman, housework by day Refined tome, one adult. Near bus. Box 1155, News. SECRETARY to editor, publishing firm specializing in publications for parochial schools. Dorothy Andrewa.

George A. Priaum Publisher 38 W. 5th st. ty NOR 2000- 3000 operators, comptometer operator: temporary work. M1-7642.

SHORT hours grill and steamtable woman. experienced. 4:30 D. m. to 8:30 p.

m. No Sun. Apply 107 Watervilet, 6 p. m. to 8 p.

m. SEAMSTRESS for general repairs and alterations, steady year round position for experienced operator. Flitton Sons. 724 Webster st. SALESWOMAN.

permanent. Day's Furniture 705 Watervilet. 6681. STENOGRAPHER and office clerk. 5-day week.

Good salary, Universal Carloading and Distributing 237 N. Sears st. STENOGRAPHER, dependable, learn legal work. downtown location. FU5134.

Miss Smith. SALESLADY, fountain and drug ex perience necessary, 501 Salem AV. TELEPHONE SOLICITOR Experienced FULL OR PART TIME Apply in person 5th Floor RAY'S Main Fourth sts. TEACHERS OR EX TEACHERS Vacation and permanent openings in our educational depts. Opportunity of earning $75 week.

Write age, perience and phone No. Box 671, News. UNUSUAL woman, 23 to 45, with car. Nice personality who needs to earn AR much as $70 in a week. No canvassing or parties.

Best working hours. 4:30 to 9: p. m. Available for interview. 10 m.

-9 p. m. Mezzanine Floor, Hotel Miami. Hazel Le Roy. WAITRESS: experienced: no Sunday or nolidays: Junen and dinner shift.

Ripp'8 Coffee Shop, 100 E. Second. WOMEN for general office work Apply in person GLOBE LAUNDRY 1727 Richard st. WAITRESS. Princess Cafe, 142 E.

Third st. No phone calla WAITRESS, experienced. Apply Paul's Lunch, 724 N. Main. WAITRESS.

experienced. excellent pay, five-day week. Hank's Cafe, Second and Delphos, ME-0265. WHITE, middle-aged woman; care of home and children. mother works.

ref. stay. TA-0723. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. experienced telephone operator, capabie of taking complete charge of an change of approximately 400 tele.

phones on an agency basis. This includes supervising all business office and traffic department functions and hiring necessary personnel. Liv. Ing quarters available in exchange building. For further details, call.

write. or see Mr. E. B. Jury, District Manager, Ohio Consolidated Telephone Circleville.

0. Telephone No. 500. WAITRESSES wanted, over 21. From 10 p.

m. to 6 A. m. Apply Grey hound Post House. First and Wit kinson.

No phone calls. WOMAN, white, between 35-55. to take charge 2 school-4ged children and 1 adult: $15 wk. WA-5998 after 12 noon. BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT Pay roll experience, typing sary.

Dayton Aircraft Products, Inc. 17 STAINTON AV. (Near E. Third Springfield Sta.) SEE MR. HOUK BEAUTY OPERATORS Opening for, operators.

full time, days, also operator for evenings. 3:30 P. m. on salary and commission. AD-4408.

BOOKKEEPER PERMANENT POSITION AGE 23-40 LIMITED TYPING NECESSARY P. O. Box 987 CASHIER For finance company. Cashiering experience necessary. Air -conditioned office.

INTERSTATE SECURITIES CO. 122 N. JEFFERSON MI-4766 CHARIS Has an opening for pleasant, refined woman-35-50. who will be able to conduct her business from her home. Professional Corsetry pays above the average.

Write name, address and phone number to Box 1296. News. CASHIER National finance company, age 21-35, average starting salary, numerous benefits. Inquire Mr. Burns, 10 to 12 noon, Room 500.

Third National Bidg. CLERK-TYPIST Interesting position in purchasing dept. 40-hr. week. Salary open.

THE DAYTON SUPPLY TOOL CO. HE-6355 420 E. IST. ST. CASHIERS FOR Selling Floor CASHIER- TYPIST FOR Lay-Away Dept.

PERMANENT POSITION PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS APPLY IN PERSON PERSONNEL OFFICE THE METROPOLITAN CO. 4th at Ludlow CASHIER-TYPIST Permanent position, paid up Insurance. other employe benefits, 5 days, air conditioned office. Apply R. J.

Huesman, Seaboard Finance 39 W. Third 9 a. m. to 12 noon. Candy Sales Girls for New Downtown, PERSON Shop MAUD MULLER CANDY CO.

OFFICE 124 E. THIRD ST. FOURTH FLOOR CLERK-TYPIST Pleagant surroundings, downtown Insurance Claim Office, 5-day week, permanent. Numerous employee benefits. Cal' HE-6314 for appointment.

CASHIER-TYPIST AGE 18-25 WANTED BY NATIONAL CONCERN WORK IN DOWNTOWN OFFICE Wk. -Pleasant Surroundings HE-8350 for Appointment, 9-5 P. M. CASHIER- TYPIST Age 21-30, high school graduate, preferably single, experience in small loan work or general knowledge of bookkeeping helpful but not compulsory. Numerous employee benefits and attractive future assured for career minded young lady.

Call in person. Room 212. Third National Bank bldg. Between 10 a. p.

m. (Female Help Wanted CREDIT AUTHORIZER Good Pay WIll train on the job Permanent position P. O. Box 987 CLERK- TYPIST East End manufacturer nas several openings for qualified clerk-typist. Good a afar benefits, permanent.

Call 5661, Mr. Stuart or stop 1000 6. Smithville rd. CLERK-TYPIST FOR Sales Order Dept. to work on Ditto process system.

Must be accurate, steady and have better than average typing speed with electric typewriter. Downtown location. 5-day week. Favorable working conditions. Apply in person EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Standard Thomson Corp.

337 S. JEFFERSON ST. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR 40-Hour Week, Pleasant Working Conditions CALL MISS WEAVER MI-0731 THE SPECIALTY PAPERS CO. 802 MIAMI CHAPEL RD, Donenfeld's need Saleswomen in Several Departments PERMANENT POSITIONS EXCELLENT SALARY and COMMISSION Apply Personnel Second Floor Donenfeld's, Inc. 35 N.

Main St. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG WOMAN 25 to 30 To Step Into the Field of Advertising An opening is now available on the street staff in the classified advertising department of The Dayton Daily News. This is above average position requiring a bright, and intelligent young who has poise, personality and ability to meet the public. Business experience essential. Thorough training will ba given right party.

SEE MR. HARRINGTON Mornings only between 9:30 and 10:30 A. M. or by appointment DAYTON DAILY NEWS Offices 5th Radio Station Fioiio Fourth Ludlow Sts. Experienced P.B.X.

Operators CONTACT Mrs. Ewing, 7 A. P. M. Dayton Biltmore Hotel EXPERIENCED SALESLADY -Coats Permanent Position Salary and Commission See Mr.

Harris No Phone Calls SHELLY'S 12 W. THIRD ST. Experienced Women's High Fashion Shoes FULL-TIME -PERMANENT APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE SIXTH FLOOR The Elder Johnston Company Experienced for Well-Known Line in Our Cosmetics Dept. IF YOU CAN QUALIFY CONTACT OUR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE SIXTH FLOOR The Elder Johnston Company The Dayton Monday, Female Help Wanted No Sundays or holidays. Good starting salary plus comm.

Todd's Drug Store, 6 E. Third. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES Over 21. Apply Green Mill rant. N.

Main, opposite Court House, Experienced Drug Clerk Dictaphone Opr. And General Office Work Apply 216 S. Torrence FRIGIDAIRE needs INDUSTRIAL NURSE Must be willing to work any trick at either Dayton or Moraine City Plant. No day or Sunday work. APPLY OR WRITE WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AMELIA KEOWER ST.

FRIGIDAIRE DIVISION G. M. C. EXPERIENCED RELIEF COOK Colored--must be able to furnish good references. Good salary and working conditions.

Meals and uniforms furnished. See Mr. Wallace. BILTMORE DRUG CO. FIRST AND MAIN STS.

GIRL FOR General Office Work Light Dictation and Typing EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY CLOSE IN BOX 883, NEWS GIRL-20 TO TO ANSWER PHONE Filing- -Some Typing See Mr. Guy LEE HILGEFORD Auto Sales, Inc. 355 8. MAIN Heavy Equipment MECHANIC EXPERIENCED If not a experienced. DO NOT apply.

Apply in person only. No phone calls. 636 N. IRWIN LAUNDRY REPAIR SEAMSTRESS Experienced. Highest wage to competent party, APPLY IN PERSON ONLY AT Pantorium Cleaners 2934 SALEM AV.

Laundry Supervisor Experienced, for 3:30 p. m. to midnight shift. Must understand and be able to manage press work (mostly shirts) and bundle work assembly, Attractive salary to competent party. Pantorium Cleaners 2934 SALEM AV.

General Office Work and Typing Experience not necessary good typist. AD-5223 MARRIED WOMEN age 25 to 40 Readership Survey Interesting outdoor work; either full or part time. Apply to Mr. Liebetrau Circulation: Floor Dept. DAYTON DAILY NEWS 4th and Ludlow Sts.

REGISTERED NURSES PART TIME ALL SHIFTS $10 Day plus Bonus for Night Shift CALL NURSING OFFICE GRANDVIEW HOSPITAL HE-4081 Daily News 25 May 28, 1951 Female Help Wanted General Office Clerk Experience not necessary. Applicant should like figures. AIr conditioned office. Steady work. Sunshine Biscuit, Inc.

451 S. CINCINNATI ST. See Mr. Kitchen REAL ESTATE OFFICE Established 25 years. destres permanent secretary.

Must be able to assume responsibility, Call FU-7163 or 906 Callahan Bldg. RESTAURANT HELP EXPERIENCED PREFERRED BUT NOT NECESSARY Will train persons seeking steady employment. WYMPEE, INC. 400 E. THIRD ST.

PRESS OPERATORS WITH PAY YAGATION, BONUSES TROY PEARL LAUNDRY 605 S. PATTERSON PERMANENT POSITION FOR SECRETARY Air conditioned office, excellent at typing, shorthand: pleasant personality, flexible, willing. Aircraft Products, Inc. Dayton, STAINTON AV. (Near E.

Third Springfield Sta.) SEE MR. HOUK goal ficials tional ment of a paign. The of the and NAACP the be period. The New tional church spoke ing at odist Mr. protection propaganda would both ing INLAND Needs STENOGRAPHERS STENOGRAPHER for Sales Dept.

THE DAYTON PUMP MFG. CO. 500 N. Webster SECRETARY to purchasing dept. Experience in shorthand and typing.

5 day week. See Gene Anthony, Rossiter'a, 110 N. Main. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST Both to have good typing ability, excellent working conditions and sure roundings. days.

The Commonwealth Engineering Co. of Ohio, 77 Springfield MA-5621. Ramsey, Carl 10 Jones, vs. Bertha: 4348 Byesville. Wynn, Verolya, 2056 Litchfield.

va. Herby, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Johnson, Dorothy, Elwood, VA. Lewis, 1127 W.

First. Murphy, Minnie, 413 Homestead, vs. How. ard. Waretrace, Tenn.

Burton, Bess 133 Wyoming, Va. William Rio de Brazil. Matteucel, Mary Brookville, vs. Joseph, Oakland. Cal.

Epps. Philip, 907 S. Summit. vs. phine.

1110 Germantown (rear), Van Houten, Christine, 2635 Guernsey Dell, vs. Louise, 15- 8. Perry. DECREES GRANTED: Moeller, Edna vs. Arthur Jr.

Hamilton. Delores vs. William B. Jr. Tumbleson, Howard Ray vs.

Beatrice. Schroeter, Robert H. vs. Mary M. Burnside, Beverly A.

vs. Don E. Morris, Willie Joe vs. Edwin C. Railey, Wilson vs.

Anne V. Haddix, Herman vs. Christine. Spencer, Lucy M. vs.

Woodrow. Lake, Harris J. vs. Ollie. Butcher, Betty Catheryn V8.

Willie Carl. PETITIONS DISMISSED: Pinyon, Virginia M. vs. Edwin E. Foster, Betty Jane vs.

Carless L. Births Recorded The following births at Dayton hospitals were recorded during the 36-hour period ending at midnight Sunday: GOOD SAMARITAN: Saturday Gray, Charles and Velda, LaBelle st. son. Dugan. William and Norma.

R. R. 1, daughter. Sunday Flook. Charles and Peggy, New Carlisle, son.

Bartoczi, Lawrence and Helen, R. R. daughter. Werts. Robert and Catherine, 1233 Pursell son.

Medford. John and Marie, Brookville, daughter. Katzenbach, Harold and Betty, 135 N. Monmouth daughter. Waiters.

Harry and Kathleen, 410 Talbott son. Moore, Jesse and Mildred. 518 S. Westrn daughter. Karavish, John and Theodora, 313 S.

Dixie son. Garwood. William and Ruth, R. R. 1, daughter.

Rotterman. Robert and Catherine, 3040 Woodman daughter. Macy, William and Gloria, 305 Niles son. Cooper, Ralph and Mary, 4637 Forsythe son. Dorsten, Carl and Marcella, R.

R. 8, daughter. MIAMI VALLEY: Saturday Bradley, Kenneth and Ruth, Waynesville, daughter. Allon. William and Paralee, 2424 Warrendale son.

Bratten, Charles and Rose, 4231 Woodcliffe daughter. Baird, Edward and Helen, 336 Sheridan daughter. Fairchilds, Murle and Mattia, 1514 E. Second twin sons. STENOGRAPHER for Service Dept.

Permanent Benefits Good Starting Rates Call MA-5661, Mr. Stuart or Stop at 1000 S. Smithville STENOGRAPHER General office work, downtown tion, 8 to 5, 5-day week. MI-0367. INLAND Needs SECRETARY for Executive Offices Applicants must be efficient, have pleasant personality, be familiar with city, and be able to meet public.

Air Conditioned Offices Excellent Cafeteria Pleasant Working Conditions Give complete resume of experience and salary expectation in letter to BOX 1285 NEWS FOR Secretary Stenographer Typists Air-Conditioned Offices TAKE LEO ST. BUS TO Chrysler Airtemp Cor. Leo Webster ASSOCIATED PRESS TEMPERATURE CHART Max. Min. Yes.

I.Nt. Akron, rain 65 50 Atlanta. clear 79 Bismarck, cloudy 75 55 Boston, cloudy Chicago, cloudy 58 54 Cincinnati, cloudy 53 Columbus, Cleveland, rain cloudy 65 51 DAYTON, cloudy 61 Denver, cloudy Detroit, cloudy Ft. Worth, cloudy Indianapolis, partly cloudy 53 Jacksonville, clear 66 64 Los Angeles, cloudy 63 Louisville, cloudy Miami, cloudy Minneapolis-St. Paul, New Orleans, clear Pittsburgh, rain San Francisco, clear St.

Louts. clear Tucson, clear Washington, D. 76 Prec. 24 Hr. .57 .38 .39 .24 58 40 02 .25.