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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
REDDEN

Thor, will hr sunday School SCI
vices at NcCollcy's Church Sundal
al 9:3o p. M. Preston Donovan.
SGpt
MIR. aud Mrs. Charles Burton ot
hear AIillshoro called ON MIR. and
Mrs Robert Burton and Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Donovan and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rust and son.
Lester We're Sunday dinner guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rust
Nh. and Mrs Norman Jester and
son George Kenneth. were Sunda!
1ucstS OF Mrs. Rcna Webb
Jimmy Mitchell spent part of
the past week with his 2randpar-
eEts. Mr. and Mrs Charles Dono-
van
Mr. and Mrs Luther Donovan
were Sunday evenin2 guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Norman Jester.
Mr. ana Mrs Joe Walls and
G"u2htcr Clara were SUNDAY
,ioS>S OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert
ndanicl and family
MIR. and Mrs Paris Burtnn and
Nh and Mrs. George Ior-t Were
Frday evening guests of Mn and
Mrs Charles Donovan
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
LINCOLN

Mf. and Mrs. Gus Watson were
rendered surprise at their new
nom" ON Tuesday evening. Nurch
~. III" following relatives and
@ueStS composed the party: MIR. and
MIS-. Juhn tOVcrdalC. daughter and
Son, Mr. and Mrs. ClcSs Watson and
Betty lane and Jackie. MIR. and
Mrs. Roy Hcllcns and daugh,cr
shirley Ann. Mrs. Emma Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan. Mr.
ana Mrs. Harvey COY crdalc and
cnlldfcn. Junior and Lorraine. Mr..
ana MIS-. charles CoNcrdale and
Douglas and Mary: MIR. and Mrs.
Mitchell Jones and Burke. Mrs.
Fred Short and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win McGeo \ number of useful and
pretty gifts were received. Refresh
mentS of ice cream and cake was
served
MIR. and Mrs. William Maull of
Milton were all day guests of Mrs.
Matti" Roach on Sunday.
he Loyal Workers Church
school class will hold its monthly
business and social meeting at the
Rome of Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald on
Monday evening. April LIST. \ fun
attendance is desired
MIR. and Mrs Fred Roberts OF
Mlddleto"n visited his brother
Ora Roberts on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Hail Macklin enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Smith and Mr. and Mrs
Curry KINNEY and daughter OF
Pennsylvania and Irwin Coycrdalt
OF fllendalc
MIR and Mrs. Joseph II. Morgan
enjoyed a family reunion ON sun
day to celebrate the birthday ami
Nersary of Mrs Morgan. The guest
were Mr.. and Mrs Robert Morgan
and daughter. Betty of Bordcntow n
New Jersey. Mr.. and Mrs. Dou2la
Morgan and daughters. Christin;
and Winnita and Mr. and Mrs
Francis Morgan and Myr0n.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Clcndanic
and danehter Mary Kathryn an
MIR. Evans of Wilmington and Cal
YIN Clondanicl of the University q
Delaware spent the week end Wit
their parents. Mr. and Mrs Harr
T.. Clcndanicl
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tluitt {
Wilmington spent the week en-
with Mr and Mrs Boycc short.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

This community was Saddcncd 10
learn of the fatal accident OF one OF
its Older and we'll known citizens.
Mr.. Laurence Harris. He WAS
thrown from a lu2 wagon, run over
and dragged tor some diS'aNCc hH
his runaway horses. He passed
away ON Saturday, March - in the
Milford Memorial Hospital. The
funeral service was held at chap
lain's Church ON Tuesday afternoon
at two with intcrmCut in tOkcs-
bury cemetery He leaves beside hi~
d0W. Mrs. Laura Harris, the fol
loving children: Mrs. Samuel
Passwaters of here, Mrs. Anna
Higgins and Mr.. Stanton Harris of
Connecticut. He also leaves several
grandchildren and TWO great
grandchildren. as We'll as a number
of other relatives and friends. We
extend our sympathy to the he
rCaVed family.
Mr. J. y Russell was u recent
Wilmin9ton Visitor.
Mrs AGda Peterson and son
Roland were in WASHINGTON. -. e.
one day last week
Miss Irene Pcnucl entertained
Miss Marjorie Blades Of Bridgcyillt
ever the week end.
MIR. and Mrs willard Harris en-
tcrtaincd their daughter. Mrs How
ard Wiley and family of Dover on
Sunday.
On Sunday afternoon, April :
the District superintendent Dr
/ homas Nulli2an will preach a
ChHplain'S Church, He is verl
excellent speaker. Don't miss tho
opportunity 10 hear him.
Don't forget the Sunday schoo
this Sunday morning. March 81 a
1o:30 Il. m
The community Sing will mcc
this Sunday evening, March n a
the home of Miss Anna NJ Smith
You are welcome. Please plan T.
attend.
Chaplain's Church will hold
Iummagc sale in Brid2rVille O
Saturday. April g. We solicit YOU
lip and your contributions. Pleas
have something ready for the soil
citors when they call. The confcl
cnce year is nearing an end and "
still have lot of money to raise
Any help you can give Will h
| GrcatlN appreciated.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
OCEAN VIEW

On Sunday morning. March II.
Mrs. Florence Derickson, age 63
years. pascscd away at her home
here after d long illness
She leaves to survive, Il husband
j. Horace DcriCkson and three sons
Mcssrs. Alan. Horace. Jr.. ana
Lloyd Dcrickson. ana a daughter
ln-laW. Mrs. Horace Dcricks0n. Jr
The deceased Florence Dcricksun
was the daughter of the late Will
liam II. and Katie W Belts
Funeral services were held in
the WatsonWhalcy Funeral Home
III Selbyville ON Tuesday of this
week at o'clock in the afternoon.
Rev. +. c. L0uhoff minister OF Beth
cl Methodist Church. Ocean View.
oillclatcd at the service. Before her
illness. Mrs Dericks0n was a tea
cher in Bethel Methodist Church.
where she was a faithful member.
EVanGclistic services Will be held
at Bethel Methodist Church i'm
Ocean View beginning on Sunday
evening, March 81, and running
through Sunday. April : Every cv-
ening at 30 o'clock and Sunday
morning. April : AZ II o'clock Will
Rev Estella b. Gibbon as the prca-
cher and Carleton B. Gibbon. sons
leader, assisting the pastor. Rev
f. Charles LOuhQn. Jr.
On this Sunday morning, Marcl
81. the Rev Richard NJ. Green. cX-
ccutive secretary OF the Prninsul,
Conference Board OF Christian Ed
ucation will be present and vii
speak in the church school at 9:4;
a. m. and Will preach at the morn
ins worship service beginning It
IL O'clock
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29

The Woman's Christian Temper
ancc Union met at the home OF
Mrs. Eva Dcrickson ON Monday al
ternOOn
George Cobb has returned to his
home here with his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Vernon Cobb after spending
several months in the Pacific as a
marine
Bobby Wharton came from Camp
Robinson in Arkansas. and is spen-
ding ten days with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs William Wharton Upon
his return he will be transferred to
Camp Pickett in Virginia.
Mrs. ThcOra SpanutiuS and SON
Wade Spanutius. also MIR. and Mrs
Donald McCabc motored here and
We're guests of Mrs. Lille IT, Belts
and Mrs Elsie Hickman over the
Weekend.
Services at Millvillc Methodist
Church on Sunday. March 81. at II
It. m. Rev. and Mrs Gihb0n in
charge. In the afternoon Il special
service at 30 y. IN. at Millyillc
~ a. II itlFN7 illt'Rills~. tlit lttiStOl III
charge. Mr.. and Mrs. GibhOn will
sing At , o'clock in the afternoon
Rrv. Dr. Mulligan will deliver the
sermon at Millvillc Methodist
Church Dr MuIli2an is the Super
intcudcnt OF Dover District
Home economies students at the
Lord Baltimore School in Occar
View, are busy preparing for thciI
home economies night to be helC
ON Thursday, April +. at 5 p. III
The public is invited to attend,
y program explaining the various
phases of hOmemakinG will includ,
4 fashion show. Girls in the scv
enth. eighth, ninth and tcntl
grades will participate
Following the program Il ha2aal
Will he held at which time article;
made in the clothing classes viii
be offered for sale. Included will b,
aprons luncheon sets children
aprons and sun dresses. Refresh
mtnts will also be sold. The pro
ceedS from this program will b.
used to purchase needed equip
mcnt and tor the general improve
mcnt OF the home economies labor
atOry.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
SLAUGHTER NECK

staff sergeant Thomas Plummcr
enjoyed thirty day furlOugh wltli
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Plummpr at Slaughter Beach ana
has now returned To Fort Bragg.
North Carolina
Mn Victor TreNctt who spent
lew days with MS sister and family
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Dallas and sons,
Glenn and Allan has returned to
brcNcI Institute in Philadelphia.
Nh. Nelson Bennett of Dickinson
College. Carlisle. Pa. spent the
week end at the home OF his mother
Mrs Margaret Bennett at Shady
Brook
The Young Ladies' Friendship
class met with Mrs. John finnity
Ncar Poplar Grove on Friday even
In@
The w : &. :. will meet at the
church on Tuesday evening, April
md with Mrs Roger Adams as
hostess All members are requested
to earn Il dollar and tell how they
earned il al the meeting with a
rhyme. Proceeds for the Society OF
Christian Service. All welcome.
MIR. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton gave
Il dinner on the seventeenth i'll
honor OF their daughter, Ethel's
birthday anniversary To the follow
inc guests: Miss Gladys Clifton OF
Milton, Mn Robert Graham of
Greenwood Ar George West OF
Millvillc, Mrs Esther Wilkins and
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Hudson OF
ItoXana, Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd llud-
son and two children of Sclbyville
Mn Edgar Bennett and son. NinaI
of Milford made business trip Ot
several days to Chicago recently
e0in@ by train and returning in ;
Lew truck for the Milford Feed co
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Bonnet
Visited Mn Fred Bennett at The
lume OF his daughter in Whining
ton this week.
dauShtcr. Mrs. Robert Hill Jr wcr,
in Wilmington ON Saturday visit
in@ Mrs Alice Bennett and dauSh
ter Irene Beswick.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dallas AM
sons and Mrs. Margaret Bennett
visited Wilmington Chester an,
Philadelphia on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Howard DcrrickS0I
and Miss lean Palmer of Lowe
visited Mrs. Dcrricks0n'S parents
' Mr. and Mrs Edgar Bennett an
daughter, Ann and Mr. and Mr..
! Robert Hill .Ir. spent Sunday Wit
i Mr. and Mrs. Marion Walls an
Il Gaughtcr Connie at Ccntervillc. Nj
Mrs. Edna AroO and children CT
/. tcrtaincd Mrs. Frances Ingram an
: son. Eddie OF Wilmington over tn
week end
MIR. and Mrs ncaycr of Philadc
, phia visited Mrs beavers fathc
Mr. GEORGE tlcndanicl during tn
past week
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29

Il penny to spend. penny to give.
and penny to save for something
later This will not only take care
of the child's need for spending.
hut will begin valuable training i'll
MANAGING money.
With help from their parents,
many tccn-aGcrs handle the money
for most of their clothes and other
personal needs. This way, they
learn to make decisions, and to
meet wisely situations they will
have to face when they grow up.
Even mistakes in spending will
Eelp them avoid mistakes later. 1t
is wise to encourage adOleSCCnt
youngsters to save part of their al
lowance for something they need
hut can't afford to buy all at once.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29

Services will be held in the Mill
morning. March 81, at IL a. IN with
Mr. and Mrs. GihhOu in charge.
In the AFTERNOON q special service
beginning at 30 y, m. with class
meeting The pastor will he in
charge. Mr. and MIS-. Gihbon will
sing. At : p. N. the Reverend Dr.
Thomas c. Mullj2an. Supcrintcnd-
cnt OF the Dover District Of the
Peninsula Conference Will preach.
DR.. Mulligan is lorrelul speaker
and the public is invited 10 hear
him. Don't miss this opportunity
Mrs. Lucy Evans Of Philadelphia
and MI and Mrs Joshua Dukes OF
East l.ansdoWnc Pa. visited Mr..
aud Mrs. Howard Burton on Tues
day
Miss Ruth Evans Sp"nl III" week
end in Newark as The guest OF Ham
nah Parsons and Pauline and Ruth
McCabc at the University ot Dcla-
ware
MIR. and Mrs clinton Wells ot
Philadelphia are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence lIcarn.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie r. Rickards
OF Prospect Park. Pa, We're guests
of their mother, Mrs. Georgia \
Richards over the Weekend.
Walter Rrdnford has accepted ;
position at the LeWcs Basc Hospi
tai
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Dolby q
Philadelphia are visiting their par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dolby
MIR. and Mrs Roland cobb q
Frankford visited their parent,
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon cobb
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29

ON Monday evening. April | the
sunbeam Sunday school lass will
meet at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
William Bennett An invitation is
extended To members and their
families To bc present.
Due to defective chimney the
Carlisle FIRE 20. Was summoned to
the home OF X. ! Marker on sun
day morning where considerable
damaGc was done.
ON Sunday surprise dinner was
rendered MIR. and Mrs. William
Donovan 10y their children in ccle-
hratin4 the birthday anniversaries
of Mr. and Mrs. Donovan. The
guests were: Mir. and Mrs. Clifford
Donovan. Ml. and Mrs. Donald
Mor2an Mrs Birdie Bennett and
Miss Mickey Hudson.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbcrt Adams of
Belrllontr were recent guests OF
their mother, Mrs. j. W. Mcssick
tor the week end.
Mrs Wilson Shocklcy, Miss Lor-
rainr Brchc and Miss Janice Trultt
spent last Saturday in Wilmington
The Methodist Youth Fclluwsh shin
will have charge of the evening
service next Sunday and the Rev
Richard Green of Dover will be the
guest speaker.
Services for sunday. March 81
church school, II a. m. Douglas
MorSan, Supt NJ. Y. +. 40 p. III
Key. Richard Gree will speak
Slaughter Neck Church School. It
4 m. Morning Worship and sermon
| a. m. Cedar Neck. Church schoo
80. Sermon, 80 p. m Reverend
T. ~ Wri2ht, pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
A full College Course tor you
WITH EXPENSES PAID

Here : important news for Young
men l8 and over az with par
ents consent. Under the CT
Bill of Rights. if YOU enlist in the
|. ;. Army before October 6,
1910, for 3 years, upon your dis
charge YOU will be entitled to l8
months of college, trade or busi-
ness school education. Tuition
up to $500 per ordinary school
year will be paid. And YOU will
receive S65 monthly living al
lowancc-S90 if YOU are mar
ried. Get the facts at your
nearest L. ). Army Recruiting
Station.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
methodist Mission Body
| Opens Meeting Today
BY The Associated Pfsss

BUCK HILL FALLS. Pa, Dec. ..
The annual meeting of the Board
Of Missions and Church Extension
Of the Methodist Church opens to-
day.
The week LONG meeting will be
highlighted by home and foreign
missions program Friday with Bishop
G.. Bromley Oman Of New York
and the Rev. Hermann N. Morse,
president OF the Home Missions
Council of North America, as PRIV
cipai speakers.
New home and foreign mission
aries will be commissioned at serv-
ices Thursday.
Reports Of the four divisions Of
the board will be heard and the
group will make appropriations for
the 1947-48 year.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
Reynolds Expected
Back From Europe
After Hospital Study
By Harold B. ROGERS

w. E. Reynolds. Public Buildings
Administrator, is expected to return
soon from European trip with in
formation about hospitals there
which will be valuable in making
plans for Washington's new hospi-
tai center.
Mr.. Reynolds is charged under
law with responsibility for con-
structing the hospital center. Funds
have not yet been appropriated,
however, and will be asked of the
new. 80th Congress next month.
/ He is understood to have exam-
ined several hospitals abroad, In
cluding some in Belgium, and in
Sweden.
Already much preliminary plan
ming has been done by officials OF
the Federal Works Agency of which
the Public Buildings Administra-
ton is a part, looking toward the
new center, to which three hospitals
here are committed. They are
Emergency, Garfield and Episcopal.
! Castle Heads Consultants.
/ "A group of consultants. headed
/ by William r. Castle, president of
| the Hospital Council OF the National
gEapital Area and also president eof
| Garfield Hospital, has been going
I'oyer several problems with FWA
officials. These include the difficult
question OF site, which has not
yet been decided.
One of the next practical steps to
be taken, it was learned last night
will be to ask Congress for funds to
| purchase a site and begin the prep
aration of actual plans for the
center.
Not only will the FWA ask for
funds to build the center for the
three hospitals, it was disclosed
some time ago, but Congress also
will be asked to amend the hospital
center act to permit renovation
and modernization OF several other
hospitals in the city.
/ Condition of Hospitals Hit.
The condition of Washington
Hospitals generally was severely
criticized last June by board OF
outside expert surveyors, as a dis
grace to the Nation" ="
The hospital center bill originally
was designed to provide funds not
only for the center, but also for
renovation of other institutions
The provision for other hospitals,
however, was stricken from the bill
in the House, and remained in the
measure signed by President Iru-
man. The measure still carries an
authorization of s35, ,000, 900 for the
hospital center, more money than
will be needed for the center itself.
In addition to the group of con-
sultants, which includes officials OF
the three hospitals going into the
center, the Federal Works Agency
is in the process of selecting an
advisory committee. This second
group is to include representatives
of all other hospitals in the city, SO
as to give the FWA the benefit OF
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

A petition from residents on Mission road in the area embrac- ed by U. s. Survey 1881, which is the only part of town within the city limits that has not been surveyed into lots and streets, asking that such survey be un- dertaken, was referred back to the commiteee at this weeks council meeting.
 The residents have offered to pay half the cost, with the city paying the remainder.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Mrs. Goldie Kvas arrived from Seattle on the Denali, and will visit with her sister, Mrs. Jack Delane, and two brothers, before going Outside on the next boat. Her husband, Tony Kvas, own CT of Tony's Tavern, left on the Denali for Seattle, where he will be admitted to Grace Sanator- ium for medical care.
 c w Bubendorf will be mana ger of the bar.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Steve Bebich, who lived at Kodiak before entering the ser vice and is now discharged, visit ed here overnight last weekend en route to Mosher Bay, where he is going for the fishing season.
 He was accompanied by hls brother, Ray, who is also going to fish there.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
Town Topics

Mrs. O l. Grimes, we'll known authoress, arrived on the Denali en route to spend the summer as usual at Ouzinkie.
 Also on the boat were Mrs. A l. Rogers and two children, Andy and Rosemary. MT. Rogers, SUD- erintendent of the Grimes Pack ing company, came over from Ouzinkie to meet his family.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Paris Island, s C.-Edna Alyce Anderson, of Kodiak, be- came Mrs. Joseph F Hester, IT,, in wedding held recently at the Post Chapel. Marine Corporal Joseph Hester met the bride while he was stationed Tn Alaska. She journeyed from Kodiak to Seat tie by boat and from Seattle to Paris Island by plane, for the wedding. T he couple plan to live in Kodiak after his discharge from the Marine Corps.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

W J ErSkine, president of the W J Erskine company, accom- panied by Mrs. Erskine and step daughter Kathleen Flood, arriv- ed on the Denali from Seattle.
 MT. Erskine has been receiv- ing medical attention the past winter in San Francisco.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
HANS GERDRUM,
 In Probate NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given Aat the undersigned will offer isr sale to the highest bidder at puklic auction at the officer of the United States Commissioner at Kodiak, Alaska, at the hour S2 2 pm on June Is, 1946 sub- get to the confirmation of said sale by G. W. Bubendorf, United States Commissioner and Ex-Of- heio Probate Judge, the following described real property, to-wit: "Lot 3, Block IF, City of Kodiak with the dwelling, furniture and fixtures there on.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, May Eth, l946.
 c. W. Bubendorf
 Administrator Pub. May 25, June 1, 8, 15
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Information is being sought on Curtis Coe, who for many years lived at the Kodiak Baptist Ms sion, Anyone knowing of his whereabouts should write 10 Kenneth Sumaker, 1903 Ex- change Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Bill Karvonen, who ran a gar age here before entering the ser vice, arrived here last week on business. He now has a shop in' Anchorage, that he is planning to enlarge and says he still feels the call of "Kodiak in his blood and would like to come back here.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Frank Beals, of the Fish & Wildlife service, accompanied Captain R R. Lyons, command ant of NOB-NAS on plane fish ing trip Sunday to Karluk lake. Two small Dolly Vardens were caught, we hear
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
TERRITORY OF ALASKA OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER
 NOTICE

TO ALASKAN LAND OWN FRS: The Alaska Real Property Registration Law of March "A. 1945 requires each owner of the legal title to land in the Terri tory of Alaska to make a declar- ation of such ownership and to file the declaration in the United States Land Office for the dist rict in which the land is situated on or before June 30, 1946.
 A declaration of ownership is required to be made and filed on all patented lands except those owned by the United States or any agency or instrumentality thereof; lands owned by the er- ritory of Alaska or a subdivision thereof; lands owned by an Indi- an Nation, Tribe, Band, or a member thereof, and lands locat- ed within an incorporated town.
 A homestead entryman on Federal land should not file a declaration until after patent has been issued for the land. The same applies to locations on min- ing claims.
 Forms and instructions for making declaration of ownership may be obtained by applying in person or by mail to the United States District Land Office at ei- ther Anchorage, Fairbanks, or Nome, Alaska, or the United States Pubic Survey Otnce, at Juneau, Alaska, or the Territori- al Treasurer at Juneau. It is the responsibility of the owner to obtain these forms and file them on time. They must be filed in the District in which the land is situated.
 Failure to register title will incur penalties and forfeiture of land under the aw.
 Pub: May 25-June P
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Vic Loughead, contractor and former Kodiak fire chief during his residence here, was recently elected to the city council at Seward. Mrs. Loughead is sis ter of Mrs. Carl Paioman and Mrs. Sonia Norton.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Wayne Waldrip, U. s. Marsh al at Naknek, was a recent visit or in Anchorage. He and Mrs. Waldip formerly resided at Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
Citation

TO: ANY AND ALL UNI
 KNOWN HEIRS OF THE
 DECEASED. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI- ED AND REQUESTED TO APPEAR before me in my office in the City of Kodiak, Alaska, on Saturday, June the 10th, 1946, at the hour of 2:00 pm, then and there to show cause, if any you have, why the prayer of Jack Altman, administrator of the above entitled Estate, for authority to sell real property shall not be granted, and said real property sold of the Estate, to-wit:
 Lot 8 Block F City of Kod-
 iak with the dwelling, furnl-
 ture and fixtures thereon. shall not be sold according to law.
 C.. M. BUBENDORF,
 Probate Judge Dated this 17th day of May 1946 Pub. May 25, June l, 8, Is.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-20
Good Federal
Jobs For Veterans

o. E. Myers. director. 5th U. S.
Civil Service Commissions regional
office. Atlanta. today issued exam
nation announcement for the posi-
tions of Training Specialist for duty
in the states of Georgia, Alabama,
Florida. South Carolina, and Ten
nessee. Entrance salaries of these
positions range from s3397.20 to
sSl79.5O per annum (grades CAT 7
through Il and P ? through - with
standard Federal work week Of forty
hours.
Myers stated that applications
from veterans were solicited and
that they would be given preference
and that ampu:at:on of arm. hand
leg or foot will not necessarily dis
qualify as the duties Of the posi-
tons require moderate physical exer-
ton and the ability to move about
within an office Good vision. with
or without glasses and the ability
to hear ordinary conversation with
or without hearing aid are required.
Emotional stability is essential"