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The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 26

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-cv mi mm ll as TUB LEXINGTON HERALD Wednesday Morning March 16 1955 TODAY'S AUCTIONS MALE tlELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED WANT AD INFORMATION All advertising rana la TBs Horsld sad Iks Loader or The Sundae Her aid -Leader at a stasis low rota Week dor advertia-lag appear! tint la the morning Herald Plan To Air School Problems On Community Level Approved The board of directors of that 1 1 1 Kentucky School Boards Associa- hold community conferences Tor 1 study discussion and action on local and state public school problems: assist in planning and conducting community and state conferences: develop a two-way communication between community end state conference committees particularly in reporting results of the meetings and to offer when possible a tie-in with state and national conferences The national officers said that through the conferences they hope to bring about a more widespread knowledge and interest in education and to help create a continuing concern on the part of citizens to face their responsibility toward education The board of directors will present the project in the form of a resolution today at the annual state conference at the University of Kentucky Vittitow Owensboro president of the association president tion last night approved a project sponsored by the National School Boards Association and the National Citizens Committee- for Public Schools to encourage community study conferences on public schools problems The project was explained to the directors by Dr Maurice Stapley project director of the NSBA Maurice Bement regional director of the NCCPS Rich executive secretary of the Tennessee School Boards Association: Tom Smith president of the Kentucky -Council for Education McMillen director of public relations for the Kentucky Education Association and A Albright secretary-treasurer of the Kentucky Council for Education The purposes of the project include: To encourage local committees to study and seek solutions to the local school problems stimulate the people throughout the state to City County Officials On Hand For Local TV Station's Opening W'4 WANT ADS RELIEVE YOU OF TAX TREME HARDSHIP If paying pff Uncle Sam is bard on you Herald-Leader Classified Ads lighten the bur den quick! Through For Sale ads you trade things you dont need for cash you do need Diamond or divan any thing sells through Ileraid Leader Classified Simply phone 2-2270 for an ad-writer These Wants Ads From Onr Pages Got The Job Done: WLEX-TV first television station began telecasting cm ultra high frequency (UHF) channel 18 at 6 pjn yesterday with a premiere program attended by city and county officials and religious business and civic leaders The station will operate from 5:30 pm to midnight daily gradually widening' its programming schedule During the premiere the station was formerly dedicated as Pioneer TV Station of Lexington and the Blue by Mayor Fred Fugazzi and county Judge Dan Fowler dedicated it to the service of the community On the program also stockholders of the station city and county commissioners and other dignitaries were introduced Singer Snooky La noon star of the headed the list of performers for the premiere schedule -of programs The dedication program lasted for an hour and 15 minutes -Jean Close Louisville was master of ceremonies and introduced guests and station executives The station was represented by Earl Boyles vice president and general manager and Guthrie Befi secretary-treasurer and public relations director About 150 specially-invited quests attended the premiere WLEX-TV wUl carry a schedule of NBC ABC and Dumont network programs as well aa locally-originated telecasts 1 2-Yea rrOId Stowaway Taken Off Bus Here Stowing away a fine old nautical term was applied yesterday to the method used by a 12-year-old boy in traveling by bus from Atlanta Ga to Lexington Police said the lad from Charlotte Ct was removed from a Southeastern Greyhound Lines bus here last night after the driver of the vehicle discovered he had been carrying a passenger The boy officers said carried a ticket stub showing he had paid his way from Charlotte to Atlanta At that point they surmised he must have escaped the notice of the driver who apparently thought he had a ticket A juvenile delinquency charge was filed against the boy and he was lodged in the detention home until he can be returned home 'L- Daniel Jones Jones Elected By Geologists "i Daniel Jones of Lexington Kentucky state geologist has been elected president of the Association of American State Geologists Word of his election was received yesterday at the University of Kentucky where Jones office is located from Socarro site of the 1 annual meeting which has been in progress for the past four days Jones succeeds Charles Deiss of the Indiana State Geological Survey The term la tor one year The new national president has held the position -of Kentucky geologist since 1934 Prior to accepting that position he was associated with several oil companies and was an instructor in geology at the University of Texas A native of German he holds both the and degrees from Syracuse University- Ohio Youths Face Charge Two Ohio youths were charged last night with contributing to the delinquency of a minor by county police who were investigating a girl found early yesterday after she had apparently been drugged The youths held In lieu of $500 bond each were identified aa Allen Robertson Jr 19 of Blue Ash Ohio and Allen Noe 21 of Lebanon Ohio Both are to appear Thursday before Magistrate Foster Beatty Robertson and Noe are accused of buying beer for a 16-year-old irl at the Trot Inn Restaurant 1103 South Broadway early yesterday Patrolman Powell said the arrests occurred while officers were checking a story told by Miss Jekn Holland 18 of 340 South Mill Street believed to have been heavily drugged Mias Holland had been admitted last night to Good Samaritan Hospital where her condition was listed as good' The Holland girl who said she worked as a waitress at the South Broadway restaurant was found on the lawn of the Berea' Christian Church Berea and Iron Works Roads in a semi-conscious condition Powell said she was unable to talk coherently and appeared to be kicking and struggling to get up Nearby he said was a truck leaded with corn and occupied by Robertson Noe and the 16-year-old Taken to the hospital Miss Holland had to be restrained and sedated to quieten her She told of drinking beer into which two men had poured white powder from little -She stated' she had consumed several of the beverage in a period of some three hours The younger girl she added refused to drink the beer The nature of the powder was not known Assistant Police Chief Leo Kelly Indicated further investigation in the case would be made Hurt In Mishap A 54-year-old Lexington man suffered a minor knee injury last night in an automobile collision at Third and Wamock Streets The injured man Ernest Berry 338 North Upper Street was treated at St Hospital for a bruised right knee Police reported the collision occurred when car struck one thriven by James Beatty 25 of Georgetown Beatty was quoted as saying he backed out in front of machine Ike Meets Press Today WASHINGTON March 14 (UP) Eisenhower will hold a news conference at 10:30 am EST Wednesday APPLIANCE SALESMEN $50 per week guaranteed See Mr Franklin Montgom-ary Ward Lexington Xy LOCAL finance branch of National organisation has opening for axx resatw young man between 31-2! with college or bui neii framing ear furnished oppor- appointment EXPERIENCED man for measuring and Installing draperies curtains and other related merchandise Prefer tom cone with selling ability Local oetabllihod basinets Permanent employment Write Box 41 Harold Loader giving nemo ego address and axperianee IMMEDIATE openings Wo are the largest in our field Six months training program In credit collections auditing and isles leading to permanent assignment Qualifications: 21-30 col less graduate business administration willing to relocate preferably single Straight salary pension insurance etc Excellent opportunity to become part of a program designed-to produce our future ox ecu tires Writ box Hit aid -Leader for Interview giving qualifications and pertinent details YOUNG TRAVEL (18-25) Haw England Btetee and return Doing publishers contact work able to leave thio weak Avenge earning $85 weekly after training ported Expenses paid whlla training Kxperienea unnecessary Imma-dlate dally cash draw Apply Mr Centers Pnko Hotel a-m to 4 pm ROUTE SALESMAN established route poriehabla food business Experience necessary Local territory Replies confldoatUL Box SO Hora Id-Leader YOUNO MAN 35-40 to train as full time traveling salesman Knowledge of radio arte helpful but not oeaentloL Must eve car Good salary whlla training and axcellent opportunity later All answers treated confidential Writ Leader BUILDING MATERIALS SALES -REPRESENTATIVE A WELL KNOWN AND LONG ESTABLISHED LEXINGTON WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR AND MANUFACTURER IS EXPANDING ITS LEXINGTON STAFF HAS IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR TOP FLIGHT SALESMAN WITH ABILITY AND SUCCESSFUL RECORD OF SELLING EXPERIENCE SELLING DIRECT TO BUILDERS AND KNOWLEDGE OF BUILDING SPECIAL-TIES AND KITCHENS PRE-STORED QUALITY HIGHLY COMPETITIVE LINES AND TOP COMFEN SATION OFFER UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR PERMANENT POSITION WITH EXCELLENT FUTURE WRITE FOR INTERVIEW GIVING FULL DETAILS OF BACKGROUND ALL REPLIES STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL -BOX 58 HERALD-LEADER EXECUTIVE POSITION IN LEXINGTON AREA Immediate opening for men undor 45 with old established nationally advertised company Work within Lexington area Must havs previous house to house dlreet selling organisation and management experience Cor necessary Will offer exceptional ineoma to qualified applicant Personal Interview after complete resume of poet experience and pres ent employment -Write 8 Union Street He wait -Hew York Bmith 115 BARBER WANTED Apply Greyhound Barber Shop (Bus Station Lexington Ky WANTED NOW Hire men with ears who need at least 5S7S0 taka homo pay Start work aamo day Apply 0:30 a to noon Tuesday or Wednesday 331 Walton Avanua Ask for Mr Rodgers YOUNG 30 to 21 for sale end stock work some delivery This Is smell rowing' wholesale business 'Must be sober good personality honest high school education required salary and commission basis Glvo riltracea to Box 33 Herald-Leader ELECTROLUX Corporation la Introducing the greatest advance In vacuum cleaner history Many ofe our galesmea will earn ovar $10000 lu 1055 If you are Interested In sales work drop In and discuss our proposition at Mice Address High Bfc WANTED commercial welder 210 Spruce Street Stanley Baunler Iron Work VETERANS To prepare office Jobe Government will pay elite nee while in school day or evening Phone 2-5440 Kentucky Business College for sub- YOUNG MEN 16-22 Who era interest in becoming salesmen wo need you et to learn at our you learn For further Information apply to Bauvlcs Appliances 361 West Short Attention Salesmen! If you are Interested In battering your self and your salary then wo want to talk to you Prefer experience In outside oiling euch as Inauranc ear ate Call 3-0471 for appointment SALKS MAN direct to perleneed Leads furnished High commission Good references required Reel opportunity for Lexington resident Call 3-esis to EXPERIENCED plasterer Apply In per son 7 to 4 200 West Third or call 4-3402 after MAN to raise throe acre tobacco and work on farm Phono Winchester 1207 8 Venable VETERANS Toko business ooutoo Prepare for office pooltlono with oue Business day night Contact Fugassl School of Buotnos U7 Mata Phona 3-0033 MALE AND FEMALE COUPLE white or colored without children to live on farm near Lexington Garden and an acre of tobacco on the share Also work en form when needed Tools furnished Writs box Herald-Leader A National Circulation Com-panv will appoint two ladies for each of tho following counties: Fayette Madison Clark Jessamine and Woodford Poc-sibla company cor furnished dally expense If you usa own car Training given You will bo homo every night When answering if you llvo on a rural route Please give phono numbor and tU no how and where to find you Can also use one or two man Write to Mrs Francos Oentry General Delivery Danville INSTRUCTION Expert atonotyplste will demonstrate the Machine System of Shorthand at Lexington School of Calculating 211 Georgetown Street -Tuesday evening March 22nd at 0:00 and Saturday afternoon March 28th at 3:00 Tho public ta invited Classes will start tho following week Call Mr Berntca Comb 3-4243 for information EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES HOUSEKEEPER llvo In Ilf Stenographer clerk grill worker Wild I Caywood Employment Agency 104 Hager man Court Stenographers end seeretarle $45 to 460 weekly (5 days) bookkeeper-typists 50 weekly (5 days): clerk-tvplst 540 to 1145 weekly (5 days) msdical assistant U45 weekly IS days) cashier-bos tea wattres medical assistant and secretary (( 4 utekly white ck driver 0700 dally 30 to 45 1400-5500 salesman 37 to 30 5175 monthly Trainees $45 week! white or colored male truck driver $700 exp cost accountant monthly ExpcrlencoL AS weekly car and personal expense 50ft traveUI perleneed ibasio Md carpenter 0150 hourly up tools) Route salesman 060 weekly Milk routeman $70 weekly Shop man 055 575 weekly up tout ef city) THE JOB CENTER 150 Upper 2-1513 FEMALE HELP WANTED READ THIS Unless you liko to travel and make money Circulation sale average earnings 60S week Transportation furnished It to 33 years of at Expenses guaranteed while ta training Bee Mr Lord Drake Hotel Saturday CASHIER WANTED Excellent working' eondiitons opportunity for advancement for ambitious girl Apply ta person to Miss Chaffin Lerncr SECRETARY for' down town business Ift day week (21500 minimum monthly starting paid vacations and Insurance Apply eva handwriting stating age education experience Replies confidential Herald-Leader Bos FULL TIME Saleslad" wanted Must have selling ability Good opportunity Apply personnel manager Mr Roth cO Reeds Miltaory Bur West Mata WAITRESS for night work Boo Mrs Comer Comoro Restaurant 5t4 South Broadway SALES EXECUTIVE Core ling Products Company (Coreling Stainless Steel Table ware) Has opening for experienced woman in' direct selling field $115 weekly to start Must be sble to build and maintain efficient sales organizations 1 Write Box 57 Herald-Leader giving details of experience AVON COSMETICS As In groat demand find out how you con corn by taking orders In your awit community Call 2-7154 or write Box 507 OIRL for curb eervlco and port tlmo waitress Apply 214 Roeemont Garden CASHIER experienced age 21 to 35 night shift including Sunday Day off week Apply Saloshin Drug Main Clay YOUNG WOMEN UNDER 25 to travel Hew England states and return doing publishers contact work tnniiinniaii Mt weekly after training period Expenses paid while training Experience unnecessary immediate dally earii draw Apply Mrs Center Drake Hotel am to pm WAITRESS experienced night work Apply in person Coney island Restaurant after pm GIRL for general clerical dutie hiust be proficient in shorthand and typing Excellent aalary and working condition Apply parts department Kinkead Wilson Motor Co-165 Mill Women to stay on niece end care for two school children Ill Cox street STENOGRAPHER Good background In bookkeeping essential shorthand and typing desirable but not necessary Good working condition attractive starting salary paid vacation hospitalisation five-day week Write giving complete experience and reference Box 3I Herald-Leader Our employee know of this ed READ THIS! only seven week I completed a course in Bpeedwrttlng Shorthand and mods my speed of 130 words a minute Ta me Speedwrillng Shorthand ta almost unbelievable It Is fantastic to think that only seven weeks eg couldn't take dictation end In thta short time hove mastered shorthand I highly reeommand Bpaadwrlt-tag Shorthand to anyone Mrs Dora Powell no next class la Speedwriting Shorthand begins March 20 Learning shorthand need Mt be a dread With Speedwriting It can be fqn Lears Shorthand and be rspaid many time Phone for free booklet FUGAZZI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 117 West Ijals Run 3-0033 WOMEN TO KNIT sweaters In aparetlma at home Yarn needles furnished If Interested writ box 40 Herald-Leader BOOKKEEPER-Stenographer Permanent employment Reply giving are marital statu starting salary expected Lexington resident preferred Box 3 Heraid-Leader WOMEN NEEDED FOB OPFTCB Stenographer bookkeeper typist comptometer operator flic clerk day and night school Phono 3-5440 Kentucky Business Collegs TWO I A PI Eg with car for Atanlsy rep-reaentatlve Phono 2-0644 TYFI8T for part time work Writ Box 61 Herald-Leader Ladles to train for Bustatsa Echoo Extension work Wo train yon free Several town open can or writs Fugatsl School of Busines 117-' West Mata phona 3-6033 EXPERIENCED salad woman aba woman dishwasher Apply in person Black Angus Restaurant 1460 Lees town Hoad No phone call SALESLADY wanted for children's do Brtmont in leading specialty shop Apply ss Chaffin Lerncr Shop 103 East Mata WORKING LADY to sharo expenses lit nice hows with young lady 1-0570 4-7107 BOOKKEEPER-8 ten ograpber assistant to office manager good pap pleasant work Sft day pleaso state ago and full Information ta first tatter Including starting salary expected All letters strictly confidential Bex I Herald-Lcsdsr WAITRESSES 4 curb girl Must bo obi to work night Apply Jorry 357 EMPLOYMENT WANTED PRACTICAL Nursing eon go or stay free to trovoL Bast of reference Phono IalMCs VETERAN 30 wonte work servlro station driving track or salos dark Exportoncod Phona 3-4725 1 WHITE WOMAN desires work toko caro of elderly lady and housekeeping 2-3080 COLORED woman wonte 3 or 0 hours work at night Phono 0-0305 after pjn STENOGRAPHIC and typing-dictation eral corrospondonc legal at Phono MECHANIC WORK cor parte salesman mechanic axperienc graduate Nsshvlll Auto Diesel Collage Tslephona Harrodo-burg 373J1 SOBER AND dependable young man desires work ss moot cuter or eon drive Phono 4-4357 THE TEENAGE EMPLOYMENT Center drastically needs part-time or fulltime jobs for teen-ogem 14 yean and older Counseling will bo given to piece these teen-agars In proper amploymant-Birth cartlflcates will bo furnished or verification of ago If you ore in need of help pleaso call 2-3536 or coma to tho office at 177 North Uppor Strati and list your need EMPLOYERS For experienced or beginning offle worker call Fugassl School of Business at 2-0033 Wants bouses to wlr odd J-jba of wiring no Job too small reasonable prices Best of references 4-4174 BUSINESS SERVICES SEPTIC 01250 to 120 COspeclO tlO Grease Traps 13 For expert service call 3-7500 Control Sanitation MAKE A RECORD of your voice to moll a friend or for your own collection phono 4-4657 after 0 pm for appointment ROCK OR ASPHALT driveway' and parking aroa Work guaranteed Rot abla rate Free oatimate 4-1346 CAR UPHOLSTERY canvortlblo top tailored seat covora and anything In lino of eon or tracks A 8 ELLER 410 Vino Street Phono 3-004 ROOF REPAIRING and asphalt costing Gutter work smell or largo Job Work guaranteed Day or night 4-1133 RENT A SANDER Renew your floors now Sara up to 22 tho cost oy doing It yourself Rent sender at Ward's Easy to operate finest results Sander and easer 1350 per day- MONTGOMERY WARD Main And Mill Phono 4-1350 CONCRETE work of all kind eitlmate work guaranteed 0-070 James Now LET US MODERNIZE your basement waterproof walla whit paint fumaeo and furnoco plpoo aluminum paint floor with heavy coat of concrato paint Call 3-3593 LATHING and plastering Commercial residential repairing Spencer da Froehltag Plastering Co J-000 Evenings 4-9012 ALL KINDS ef carpenter work Immediate service All work guaranteed Call 3-0059 ARDENS TO PLOW with rote tiller Bill Walt phona days 4-5455 night 1 5-1552 GREASE TRAPS S3 51-50 thereafter Septic tanks 110 to $1650 Old drain tile cleaned Guaranteed ta work like new Coyle Sanitation 4-1004 SEPTIC TANKS pumped drain fields built Phona Nlcholasrllie 007 DARDENS PLOWED with tractor Call 4-0415 For tho fastest nrfici call TV MART 2-9809 Euclid BEN KIRK painting contractor Fhone 3-0074 officiant TY GREASE TRAP 03 septic tank cesspool cleaned Odd Job repair work AU work reasonable Lyman Tru 311 Owilcy 1-331 TREE REMOVING and general hauling Reasonable Call 3-7372 EXPERT SODDINO Old BSW hoot Eraaonabi Call 2-7372 AUCTION Household Furnishings Today 10:00 AM 277 Hillsboro Ave (Meadowthorpe Subdivision) Selling the lovely furnishings of Mr and Mrs- 7 Stolp who are moving to Arizona Everett Jennings Auct 200 South Broadway Phone 4-4242 Fred Hazelwood Assisting LOST AND FOUND Black cocker fen ala dog 1b W1I-ora Has (Hilo tag Reward Rhone Wllmoro 3351 Glass Owner ni ban ame by Identifying and paying for ad 3-3235 LOST Diamond ring Rawsrd for return Phono 3-1105 long haired block cat Reward 4-1301 LOST Largo block and white nolo collie with Iona light brown Howard $-1240 $5 REWARD will bo paid for roturn of pocketbook and content Mrs Farmer Bout Midway Xy Hound dog black and reddish color Owner may have by identifying I Fori ton Avanu Dachehund puppy mala about 1 or 4 montha old (NIL NOTICES NOWS THE TIME remora that grim upholstery with Fins Foam rug cleaner Bon Snyders MEN Hero pour alteration don by expert tailors Tailor-tax 130 Upper 2-5430 SPECIAL Two pemuwonta for the price of i Secular $1000 3 for $1000 Regular 512-50 a for S13A0 Secular $15X0 2 for $1500 Machine bfochlnlooo and Cold Waroo LORRAINE BEAUTY SHOP US N- Mill Phono 3-1B55 24 Hour Parking Monthly Basis Come and go as you please Lexington Yellow Cab Co Barr and Lime Phone 2-2230 SOUND HORN FOR CAR SERVICE TAKB TOUR PRSBCRIPnOM TO Sageser Apothecary OPPOSITX GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL THEY WILL FILL IT WH1LB YOU WAIT OR DELIVER IT FOR YOU IMMEDIATELY WILL KEEP children in my homo whlla mother work 207 Eaat Fifth St Rear apartment WOULD YOU Ilka to know more about your Biblaf Hoar Elder Brown at the Bevsnthday Adventist Church Fifth end Upper Btroote tonight 7:30 Soul stirring songs services UlustraUvc and pictures interesting sermons nightly MRS LAURA BEASLEY has opened an alteration shop in Jana Lea Store She Invite her many friends to call Alterations ef all kinds work guaranteed Kentucky Nursery cares for children Cleon nice location 4-0059 and other tax returns Promptly end properly prepared 3-1153 to 4 WILL DO WASHING and Ironing In my homo- Also 'curtains Fhone 8-3923 my i 3-4517 mother works Phono DRIVING TO Ft Lauderdale Florida around March 20-25 Want lady to help drive share expenses 4-5413 3-1651 WILL KEEP two children In my heme weekdays Fenced yard near Caetle-wood Park Phono 2-7115 TYPING ef all kinds done In home neat end accurately Phone 3-1751 PAY TEN DOLLARS for one Acre -of land In the business section of Lexington or Louisville Write to Hume Hey Lexington Ky WILL KEEP small baby 5 day week do Ironing typing In my home 4-1514 ALTERATXONB and plain sawing In my Phono 4-4357 WANTED ride or oar to drive to Lee Angeles California or vicinity leave about -March 33 phene 2-1075 YOUR NORTH AMERICAN Von lines agent la Cox Moving and Storage Co 5-1352 FOR BABY 81TTINO service kind reliable lady Call 3-0115 PAT PLUMMER Baby-Sitter Service has registered dependable sitters for any occasion- 3-171 FREE PARKING tor our Customers Let In gear of store Baugh Gamer Inc 237 North Limestone 'a Blocks North ef Pest Office MIRRORS RESILVERED PHONE 2-4462 DAY OR NIGHT WEE-WEB Registered Nursery transportation Call 0-0001 Free tubes TELEVISION Axn You can save aervlea chargee end -Get -the meet from your TV eat Bring In your tube for tasting Channel'll UHF converter antennae Complete approved TV Installation kite Tubular steal self-supporting towers ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTORS In 134 Third et upper 8 to Dial 2-7414 BATTERIES Save from $3 to II a battery any typo automotive Retell wholesale BATTERY ECONOMY CO 207 Lime Fhone 4-5125 Federal end State lueom tax returns prep red Reasonable none 2-0001 WILL DO WASHING end Ironing tat my home Also curtains Fhone 2-3033 LEGALS After this date March 15 1155 I will not bo rstpoaslblo for any debts other than my own Oertruds Gibson 171ft than my own a Mt MuUln street NOTICE of dissolution of partnership: Notice is hereby given that the partnership composed of Carroll 8 Rankin end William A Oray doing business as Rankin and Gray Architects and Engineers have been dissolved as of January 1st 1955 MALE HELP WANTED READ THIS Unless you Ilka to travel and make money Transportation furnished 10 to 23 years of eg Average earnings 055 week Expenses guaranteed while in training Sea Mr Lord Drake Hotel Saturday DRIVER-SALESMAN For off-truck sales of food products not heavy work Lexington resident with experience desired Must bo neat with pleasing personality and capable ef increasing sales Commission with 075 week! guarantee Truck furnished Give age tpe and length ef experience consider young Box 4 Will consider young ambitious man Write erald -Leader YOUNG MEN 4 young men It to SO to assist in pleasant circulation- work Must be neat aggressive end free to travel eastern states immediately Auto's furnished Average earnings 570 per week plus Immediate drawing account For details see Mr Morgan Draka Hotel 2 to 5 Thursday and Friday only SOMEONE TO raise rarden en shares 300 Hart Hoad Call 3-2623 HERALD-LEADER WANT-ADS FAY WORD BATE DAILY OB SUNDAY 1 dor 2 Days 4 Days Days 12 13 17s 5 2 dsyo 100 4 days 1J5 7 days 25S 7 days 1H Minimum chares 15 words or Isas 104 discount it paid In advenes Prices hr lor cause estiva Insertions only: irrosulor or sklp-dsy Insertions toko the one-day rata A chares accommodation ap to 515 extended advertiser! with telephones in Payette and adjolntac counties Payment due upon receipt of Invoice CORRECTIONS Report all errors or mlsdasslfleatlena Immediately aa The Her aid -Leader will ass tune responsibility tor only one incorrect Insertion Deadline for eerreetfeno 15 a for afternoon Leader 5 for morning Herald 12 noon Saturday for The Sunday Herald-Leader Out-ol -State rat So per' word The i right Is reserved to properly classify all ads edit or reject any -copy doomed objectionable COPY DEADLINE Open Dally I a to 5 Weekdays 5 day befora publication Sunday 12 o'clock (noons Friday Dial 3-3278 AUCTIONS Auction- Today 10 AM 314 Irvine Road 2 -story house and 220-foot deep lot Mr Mrs Hall Owners Sale By George Scott Jr Auct Editor Heard By Pilot Club Party issues were cut to a very thin line In the first session of the 84th Congress Tom XL Underwood editor of The Herald said last night at the Pilot Club meeting Underwood spoke' to the club members on The -editor gave as examples of this thin line the length of reciprocal trade agreements authority the proposed $20 reduction for income taxpayers and the formulas which appear in almost every measure In the Kentucky Legislature much of the preliminary consideration of measures is done by the Legislative Council along the lines of the hearings of the committees of Congress he said The importance of the formulas appearing in legislation is that they protect against favoritism in the administration Underwood explained and usually states situated like Ken' tucky have gotten the worst of such moves Hie speaker expressed a desire that representative government would function with such purity of motive and integrity of purpose that it would furnish an example to all the world in contrast with communism The program was arranged by the legislation committee headed by Miss Lucille Handy local chairman and Mrs Works district chairman Miss Shirley Johnston presented a musical program at the Phoenix Hotel meeting- Mrs Isert president presided The guests included Mrs Underwood Mrs Jesse McConnell Miss Mary Margaret Welch and Mrs Joy Harris Hoover Report Criticism Read To Legion Unit A criticism of the second Hoover report pertaining to medical care for American veterans was read last night at a meeting of the Curry Breckinridge Unit No 8 American Legion Auxiliary by Mrs Lewis The statement prepared by the national commander of the American Legion said that burden of preserving existing benefits for American veterans their dependents and survivors is daily becoming more difficult to Some commission recommendations opposed by the Legion include the discontinuance of 20 Veterans Administration Hospitals and the proposal that "broke veterans if they get on their feet and accumulate tome money should repay the government for their medical services Mrs Lewis said that there 20000 eligible men now waiting to be admitted io the VA hospitals Mrs Charles Turner community services chairman announced plans for placing boxes in downtown stores for the cancer drive Chairman of the Peppy Day sale Mrs Courson reported on this sale The department convention will be held July 8-6 in Lexington Mrs Mary Potts said Mrs Bryant president presided' know what 23-ekldoo nteana1 Bluegrass Dairies Co-Op Again Denied Injunction FRANKFORT Ky March 15 VP) Bluegrass Dairies Co-Operative Inc Georgetown lost a bid tor temporary court relief today so that it might do business in Fayette County outside the City of Lexington The Court of Appeals overruled the firm's motion for a temporary Injunction to restrain enforcement of a Lexington-Fayette -County Board of Health regulation or as an alternative for an order to require the board to inspect its premises and issue it a permit to do business in the county area Fayette Circuit Court Lexington previously had overruled a similar motion The co-op then appealed to appellate court The case set tor total on Its merits in Fayette Circuit Court later this month i lousy And Ramsey Star As Celtics Whip Knicks BOSTON March 15 Celtics ignited by Bob Cousy and Frank- Ramsey broke away in the second period and never let up tonight to defeat New York 122-101 in the first game of their best-of-three National Basketball Association playoff aeries in the Eastern Division Cousy scored 30 points and rookie Ramsey 25 while both played splendid floor games as the (Zeltlcs took a 1-0 lead in the set which continues Wednesday -night and Saturday if necessary both on the Knicks home court The series winner plays Eastern Division champion Syracuse in a best-of-five aeries for the right to meet the Western Division- playoff survivor A three-pointer by Easy Ed Ma-cauley two minutes into the second period was the spark that set off the Boston surge New Jim Baechtold had just (olookatiheNElV 2T WITH and ie satisfied with any other set The 21 MIN HURST with wammjbwt Mahogany fnhhf groined blond sobs Here's nothing like it in TVI Onjy Sylvan! has halolicht the Flame of Light Kinder to Your Eyes You can watch it for hourt at a tima and still your eye feel fresh and comfortable I See tod only TV that's really different haAEMOa 1006 LIME DIAL 4-3644 or 4-8331 Open Monday Thru Friday 9 PM Vi SOLD! TV Admiral blond console U4 Inch nd booster perfect condition MS- Call S-1PT4 SOLDI MAHOGANY CHEST 4 drawer 45 tnebe blab: lull lnneraprln mattres both Ilka new toeoonabl 1121 Providence Hoad SOLD! iNPAkTS Crib and Hume Tw mateh-In mmttrcM tad sprint eomplat Hlsh chair and plar-pcn pad 1434 Ukc wood Drive MHO SOLD! BENCH SAW 10 tnch floor model drill Km complete with mortteo attachment motor Heavy duty oawlno machine 4-0103 SOLD! NORGE Jtoftioerator rant and waohor How Bis oavins 4-4733 SOLD! ONB 20 INCH Ftnura tractor with 1 twelve Inch Newt Phono 4-0212 SOLD! BABT CARRXAOB British Allwyn vorUblo to stroller mettrem excellent dltioa SOLD! REGISTERED BOSTON bolls 0 weeks Beo all day Sunday altar weekdays 330 SOLD! MAPLB BEDROOM SUITE 4 pieces Wat-But bedroom salts 4 Places 12x14 twist wear ns and pad tsreen) and matching tux lor ouiM room Odd choirs AH like RoaoonablOL 200 Hart Hoad 4-3030 tied the score 28-28 for the eighth time in the contest Macaulay made it 31-28 In jig time the Celts pulled out to 48-33 with Ramsey dropping in seven points and Cousy five The half ended with Boston ahead 53-41 TERMINIX CO 220 Walnut St Dial 3-2985 DURA-DRI A TKXtUTI FAIRY F3838CV Protects Docorof os In Just ONEr' Application true proven- DURA-DRI keeps the derorm-- tion Rile the pores through which water has been craning And it comes in 5 beautiful colore For serious leaks or seepage use dura-stop- first a Slew dry powder hydraulic compound that becomes hardier and more water-resistant in the presence of water tm mooA H'RUDIG SONS Paint Glass Co 149 Short St Dial 4-3212 DENNIS THE Bv Hank Ketcham -J to place your ad dial M270 Ask for CLASSIFIED 1 "But I heard ja But I don't.

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