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Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
IN MEMoRlAM

In loving memory of Annie B. Gere.
who departed this life October 7. 1915
Sadly missed by husband, Charles
Gere i'm
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
Former Pennington
Man Rises In Masonry

At the 136th annual meeting of
the Supreme Council, Ancient Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite, Northern Ma
sonic Jurisdiction, in Boston, re-
Gently the 33rd degree was con-
ferred upon Howard w. Russell,
former Pennington resident, now
highway engineer, located at
Springfield, Ill. Mr.. Russell has
been very active in FreemasOnry
for many years. having served IN
several capacities in Illinois. He
is a graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania. and has been assO-
ciated with the Illinois Division
of Highways for the past 26
years.
A sister, Mrs. R. E. Wiley. re-
sides in Greenwood. and a brother,
L. S. Russell, in Clayton.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
departments and museums"

departments and museums"
Still another feature of the exhi-
bitiOn that will add interest is a dis
play of the steps in the production
Of a greeting card, together with an
explanation of the important part
it takes in social communication.
and a display of some of the SYM
bOls used and their psychological in
depreciation. The cards shown are
for exhibition purposes only and are
not offered for sale.
The exhibit was designed by
George Nelson, architect, designer,
and author.
Members of the Advisory Com
mittee of the Arts Bureau, who ini-
tlated this exposition of ''The Artist
in Social Communication" are:
Elizabeth Burchenal, executive
chairman of the National Committee
on Folk Arts of the United States:
Raymond Baxter DOwden, assistant
professor of design, Cooper Union,
New York; Julianna Force, director
OF the Whitney Museum of American
Art; Lloyd Goodrich, director of the
American Art Research Council and
research curator of the Whitney
Museum of American Art; Arthur
Hawkins, Jr., president of the Art
Directors Club, New York; Ely
Jacques Kahn, architect of New
York; DR.. Horace NJ. Kallen. Dean
OF the graduate faculty of political
end social science, New School for
Social Research; Thomas Munro
editor of the Journal of Aesthetics
and Art Criticism: Alfred G. Peli-
Kan. American Secretary of the In
tern9tiOnal Federation for Art Ed
ucatiOn. Drawing and Art Applied
IN Industry: Dorothy Thornton
STr"rviSOr Of Industrial Design. VO-
"atiOnal High Schools. New York
'1tv. Richard Pernett. architect
''i"a"0: D"na P. Vaughan. rresi-
dent Of the Eastern Arts Associates
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
Art Exhibit VIII
Be Held Oct. Il-I5
Continued from nrst page1

AthertOn, Jan Ballet, Erica GOrecka-
Egan, Reginald Marsh, Hans MOller
and GregOriO PrestOpinO-are prize
winners in an inVitatiOnal contest
sponsored by the Arts Bureau of
Gartner & Bender. These are shown
IN full size, full color reproductions.
Other entries by leading cOntempO-
larry artists are shown by photo
graphs. In addition, each prize win
ming work will be accompanied by a
presentation of the steps in its re-
production as a full color greeting
card. Other features of the exhibit
are pictures showing greeting card
manufacture, actual samples of
cards and trims, and psychOlOgi-
cal explanation of symbols used in
greeting card design.
The exhibit, "The Artist in Social
communication will prove of ex-
cepuOnal interest. The designs
themselves represent the lively, un-
trammeled expression from con-
temporary artists OF wide reCogni-
ton and from young artists who are
just beginning to appear in CALLER
les. Each one was invited to submit
one or more pieces of work, but was
left entirely free as to subject and
treatment.
rms showing will have particu-
lar value for the young artist and
student of art, for it reveals a grow
ing field of sO-called commercial art
which is hungry for fine art.
This showing is planned to at
tract into the field of greeting card
art the highest type of artist for the
benefit of the greeting card indus
try and the consuming public" ac-
cOrding to explanation from Robert
j. Bender, president of Gartner &
Bender. 1T was also designed to
dramatize and vivify the high skills
of the greeting card artist. The
show will travel around the country
and is being made available to art
schools, colleges and high school art
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08

When lightning strikes a tree. the
heat generated often causes the sap
to boil and evaporate.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
II F. F. A. Boys Attend
Meet At Richmond
CONTINUED from first papen

The boys and their instructors
had a splendid time as well as a
profitable one. The trip was profit
able not only because of the mon
ey won, but because it was rich in
experience as we'll. The boys hand
led and saw some superb livestock
as well as many other things of an
educational nature. To top off the
whole series of interesting exper-
fences, the boys experienced the
thrill of making the Cape Charles
ferry crossing in the teeth of
booming gale" and although we
had no casualties from sea sick
ness, we had some boys that look
ed green and others that looked
rather pale.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
Tall CedGrS VIII
Open Season Oct. IL
Continued from arsV pagel

will entertain for fifty minutes.
Refreshments, prepared and served
by Norman Collins, chief steward,
will follow the show.
The next ceremonial of the For
est will be held on November 10,
with Brandywine Forest No. 20, of
Wilmington, as guests of the eve
ming.
The use of envelopes for mailin;
purposes began about 100 years ago.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
$4,000 Population
In State OF Delaware
Continued from FIRST page7

The nations pOpuatiOn, according
to census figures, is now 146, ,114,0O0,
a gain of 14,444,OOO over the 131,-
$4,000 persons enumerated in 1910.
This is an II per cent increase. Del
aware's population, therefore, has
grown slightly faster than the ma
tiOnal average.
Delaware is holding to 46th spot
in population in the nation. WyOm-
ing with 275,0O0, compared with
25O,O00 i'll 1910, and Nevada with
$4,000, compared with 10000 in
1910, are still below Delaware. YER
mont ranks next above with 374,OO0.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
AYR In Kent Is
Planning Meetings
CONTINUED from nrst page,

Norris B. Garrison, Jr., Member
ship Chairman, explained features of
the membership drive and asked the
whole hearted support of the MEM
beTs in this drive.
Henry Ridgely, Jr., explained
tentative plans for rallies to be held
throughout the county.
Mr.. BOggs asked that all Active
Young Republicans cooperate with
committee men and women on Reg
istratiOn Day, October Is.
The next meeting of the Active
Young Republicans of Kent County
will be held on October Is at 8 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
Many Join
Austrian Unions

VIENNA - up - Trade Union
membership in Austria has in
creased by nearly 300 per cent since
the end of the war, according to la
test figures issued by the Austrian
Federation Of Trade Unions.
The increase is fairly evenly
divided between white collar work
ers, manual labOrers and public
service workers. The figures show
there were 1,238,988 Union mem
bers in Austria at the end of 1947
compared to 331,213 at the end of
1945.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
County Youths Seek
Gardening HOnors
(cOntlnueo from nrst puge)

DDS of production and marketing
as applied to vegetables. In MAX
ing the announcement, Prof. Sny-
der pointed out that the contest is
Of particular interest to Sussex
County which annually markets
vegetable crops valued at approx
imately $1,727OOO.
Those enrolled from this county
are Raymond G. Bennett of Beth
any Beach, Paul E. TimmOns and
Howard Lynch of DagsborO. viii
liam B. Warrington, Jr., of Clarks-
vile, Paul D. Johnson of Milton.
Lewis w. West and Raymond w.
Spicer, both of Ellendale, Robert
B. Fitzgerald, Harvey Preston
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
J. r. Young To Speak
At D. S. E. A. Meet
CONTINUED from nrst page,

CrOus magazine articles. He attend
ed the University of Illinois and
Johns Hopkins. He published
newspaper in Japan, an American
Daily paper. He came to Whining
ton, little more than a year ago as
publisher of The Sunday Star. His
topic will be Russian Gold"
Mrs. Barr who is Secretary in the
State Board of Education Offices,
Georgetown, will preside at the
meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
Card And BingO Party

The Milford Grange is planning to
hold card and bingO party on the
evening of Friday, October 18th. We
hope to see a large attendance.
There will be fun and eats for all.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01

ers for the 194s crop. Previously,
only one man in the county had
ever qualified for membership IN
the club.
Winner of the contest this year
WAS J. L. Phelps of Cedar Grove
who produced 1864 bushels of N.
c. - hybrid on one acre. MI.
Phelps received a prize or $40
from the Bank of Chapel Hill,
sponsor of all three contests.
The first prize and six addition
al prizes of So each for township
winners were presented by w.
F. Thompson. vice president OF
the bank. Soil Conservatlonlst H.
l.. Mohler presided at the meetlni:
and Frank H. Jeter. agricultural
editor at State College. was the
principal speaker. c
The 80 participants in the l94e
contest made an average yield OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Sheep Profitable
IfWell Managed

Growers who follow good man
asement practices report that
sheep are a profitable enterprise
for North Carolina farms, accord
ing TO l.. 1. Case, in charge or
animal husbandry extension at
State College.
As an example, he says, farm
flock records of six Person
County farmers show that they
averaged a gross income of S33.33
per eve this year. Some of them
made as high as S4S per eve.
However, says Mr.. Case, sheep
must be properly bred, properly
fed. and properly managed the
year ound if they are to make
money for their owners.
Right now, he points out. ewes
should be gaining in condition so
they will be in good, strong shape
at lambing time, which not far
| loft.
Another thing that's important
at this season and throughout
the year is keeping sheep from
internal parasites. MI. case says
If the flock had access to pheno-
thiazine and salt during the graz
ing season, the matule sheep Will
be pretty well taken care of.
About December l. however. the
entire flock should be given indl-
vidual treatment of some Kind.
The treatment may be with either
phenothiazine or copper sulphatc
and Black Leaf 40 combined.
Full directions for application
are given in Extension Folder No.
81, The Control Of Internal Pa
raSiteS of Sheep copies of which
are available flee from the coun-
" agent or from Agricultural Edi-
tor, State College Station, Ra-
leigh
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Orange Corn Yields
Show Big Increase

In Just three years oFa"Ss
-am,,v farmers have increased
,brir corn production by an eSu-
,, 9nN 900 bushels without IN
rrsaslng the acreage planted ~
mis- crop. says Don 5. Ma'heSon'
county agent for the State COL
Iese Extension Service. -,
n other words. he says. the
.,,.n,.,cn CON Weld in the county
has jumped from , 10 'hoHt 50
hnshels an acre since annual corn
,ro5rcrior contests were Stat'e"
ms. three years ago.
Mr.. Matheson made the state
ment Il a recent meeting 1T
which Ic0-BuShel Club certificates
,..re awarded - II Orange grow
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Social Security
BY Margaret ii. LOwder

Are you losing monthly insurance
checks because you have not asked
about Old-Age and Survivors 1nsur-
ance payments? If you are 30
years old and have worked in en-
ployment covered by the Social
Security Act long enough to ne
insured. monthly insurance pay
ments may be made IF YOU FILE
YOUR CLAIM FOR THEM, and
if:
/. You have retired from your
job OR
,. The work you are now doing
is NOT covered by the Social Sc
curity program.
Information-See the Social Sc
curity Representative at the n. c.
State Employment office in Lum~
berton or write the Social Security
office in Fayetteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01

$50 bushels per ace. The lowest
yield in the group was 400 bush
els-more than double the county
average Of three years ago.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
HELP AEh and WoMEN.

ADVERTISING COPYWRITER, must be
eEper. in newspaper and direct mail copy:
%site in confidence giving fuii details,
BSokkEEPiNG BSa sf15E me- MACHINE operator thor
Permanent position, 51s-day wk.: air
BT9EK besfsds AsD MasEs ea fOT wi ns ssa
ave: specially store, for women and misses.
Position entails merchandising buying for
eos SUIT AND dress G ana
aqnalItlsations; BOX a6.z. Star. -aI :,
work. IN letters brochures, booklets, etc.
Only experienced writers considered, plenty
of work, excellent remuneration. Top
couNsEIoks 5 for T't Jesish M Conn com,asnity unity Cen.
thFSush Friday Friday, eao to $40 pm md Boys d4s
haBoRAIokY masasf sSk "a 4EeHNic1AN, registered,
for doctors office. DIR. BENZ. MANcHEs-
MAN AND WIFE. white or colored. 2o-5o
to do domestic work; live in; $500 per
Rprth s49 Ga ave. sa 16sa io5
men and women who are interested in
selling real estate: experience not essen
tial; must be ambitious hard working and
STENOGRAPHER CLERK and general
office work; typing and shorthand required.
Apply TERMINAL STORAGE CO., Isl, and
EASY EXTRA MONEY, selling friends
superb line greeting card assortments, per-
sonalized stationery. other items. Top
profits Get samples on approval Mas; Mas
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION WORK, per-
menent. attractive percentage. Preference
to those experienced in demonstrating to
home groups Excellent opportunity for
rapid advancement HO q270 -21
Evening star., 1948-05-19
SALESMEk.

SALEsMEN-Life insurance offers a career
for ambitious young men; salary and com
school graduate, married, between ages Of
LIFE lii E INsURANcE co. 1857 De Sales St
sALEsMaN1coLLEcToR, Ali ih lSSo for industrial in
surance route; automobile necessary. Ap-
ply 500 Victor Bldg, -724 9th ST. NV "a
dept; excellent pay; advancement; steady
position. Apply REGAL. I'll 9TH st. NV.
statesmen t2). executive type: must have
car; to call on women in Wash. area; red
hot leads furnished; big earnings for hus-
tiers. Phone RE. 1871 for appt.. ask for
VIZ WHoLEsAIE SALES MANAGER. expert
sTossrs; replies confidential. BOX $SS-
sALEsMEN-unusual opportunity for high
type reliable young man with, pleasing
personality, in expanding trailer coach
,ta5ins . auseasons 20 BoS saA s
SALESMAN, $4,000 UP class; career op-
Ing only. We have more contacts than
our present staf can cover, supported by
radio and maEazine publicity: draw
PEDIA BRTTANNIcA. Cali Mt. Masiii.
RE. COLL. for executive interview. -l9
Statesmen t2y, 80 to 3s years of age;
essential; leads furnished. For appt.. eal
NE sMTTSH DE DE e5lS II w.sbiustop,
Necessary. For information and appt.,
cali TR. s247.sor Tw. 1920. Ask for Mr..
MTfEzsSMiAN sMHTIfEzsMAN. make your own future. sell
ing accident and health. disqualification
and bpsiness VIII snntv trsla Rep
surance Co. Of New York. Call Ma. 1892
1or interview. III
Evening star., 1948-05-19
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

G.H.W., experienced. AT: 7347.
GIRL. soloTeda da5s nsat' reliable desires work
GIRL, eolorsd: wants Ia day's s4ss york ironing
GIRL expersncedf wants days sbs
GIRL, colored, wants part-tlme morning
work, AID. 32Os. -
GIRL, celored. exper:, wants & jo5 q Is maad aa1
SHssi11 Sn a1sg. e counter girl; no sundays 'Ai
GfRL, coiored, wants job g,h.w., care q
child while mother works; references. MI
GIRLS t2). colored. will do hand iron.
Ing expert!y;;s exp in their home or yy0..fS yS.
Gfls GfRL. NO eoioTsd, sTss wishes JOB as
sdai"ihii adult family. FR. soSs.
GIRLS e.; cooTed nsin want eookinS %oTx malf Ga
aay aay' time' iree No. N 4os5. wan
GIRL, colored, wants days work or gen
eral housework; reference. Call AK. 23so
GIRL, colored. wants Job part time OF
days work Phone TW. s764.
SsI s1l0reS * asEss ssss job as
xhite a4sa desires Job in aS! bone
MAID. colored, wishes full-time Job. DE
WAITRESS, colored girl; evening work.
part or fd sms for white or 4egs
WoMaS eoofed o1 wants mornns
days week, from 8 to /. Phone MI.
WOMAN. colored, would like to serve
parties and dinners; eXper. ELSA. RA
1889 after $50 pm. II"
WOMAN, colored, wants or hrs. work
a day cleaning or ironing. Ii sos;
WOMAN, colored. honest and reliable,
wishes part time, or days work. Il o55l
WOMAN, colored, wants days work; good
references CO. 5442.
WOMAN colored wishes nightwork from
il pm. to 7 am or days work house
cleaning. Call Lincoln 4635.
WOMEN, colored. wants cleaning work. Of
flee or store MI l046. IL"
Evening star., 1948-05-19
REPAIRs AND SERVICES tcsnt.l.

REPAIRS AND SERVICES tSont.l.
RADIO, TELEVisIoN. RECORD PLAYERS,
auto radios all makes rspairs sass ana
aC%s s5SnRs RSb1o sf5Sse f1sP arFrAcs se aSsss
Ss sSs s MSToks 8pso Wans IL
chimes; 24-hour service; household and
sEESfSSEE4fSSs fF2r.fSlD M Il makes.
commercial and household; also washing
SERVICE. ssrS.e' uS. $3.50. ABc APPIiANcEs GO.
REFRIGERAToss; all makes; also wash-
1a6 R6oP MACHINES hsks. 4as 81 4aS 81 cellars we9 rx
RooF RkPafks. cutters. downspouts. all
ssTsse DaainEW nR EWKaHf ass Ra saas
ROOFING-An types roofs repaired; new
slate, STAG and tin roofs; general l sheet. =.
money down, SO months to pay, Cali MI.
ROOFING thinning roof Painting; .I Tepais- as
saIphExa sdaflSa 81 skEAfE tiss slas gutter. spop.s
s1eaIns ses Hasssgi00gRsH JOHN staiIa
SCREENS -scREENs-scREENs = Com
oe's 81 screen es OF work Se and Scs -
Greenbelt 5a41 or 3797 for free estimates
STONE. FLAGsToNE AND cEMENT-sp.-
cializing in stone retaining walls and flag
stone, also cement drives, porchss walls.
mates call JERRY. Ar. 1896.
TILE REPAIRS, work guaranteed. M. J.
fYER fYfEWRifERs eieaned. oiled and adjusted.
an work guaranteed. RE, l177. UNITED
yfSETsE slSDs SS eLsasnp sh rs sse up to
5 It. wide and It. long Have your blinds
thoroushly cleaned BY our modern machine
method. WASHINGTON SHADE d AVN
ING sc; ao2, ar .7sh St ppy.,pP Pp sSee. pe
Apex Thor, Maytag, etc: Q months guar.
antee: 4s-hour service; free estimates.
GARY APPLIANCE CO. DU. $500. -24
TO INSTALL, repair, all types roofs, gut
ters, spouting, sheet metal work: no money
down, 36 mos to pay; work guaranteed.
C.. w. BROWN. residence, AID. 594l;
FRANK WOLFBERG, expert repairing Of
French, English and domessie clocks. IS
now with LYNN JEWELERS.. 500 st. NV.
DI 4772. Phone for free estimate.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE in Washington's oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars
patented dual controls. EASY METHOD.
North 1894.
ACCORDION; also other Instruments; pri-
vate lessons: instruments loaned for trial
For infor, AID. 1895. MR.. JAY. l TO-
AIR LINES need young men; flight, and
ground, public contact, and technical po.
sitions; contact Mr.. Macdonald, at ll49
Munsey Bldg, DI. 64O8. Airline Training
Division, CENTRAL RADIO SCHOOLS.
COMPTOMETER course with touch typine;
hundreds of top salaried openings now for
typists, comptometer opers., stenographers
secretaries, bookkeepers; intensive, review
and beginners courses: day and night
classes start today to earn more. BOYD
SCHOOL, 700 18th st. tcor. 18th and G),
over zlotnick's. MA. .234Q.
FRENCH-Private instruction and conVer-
satioM practice by highly cultured widow
of European diplomat. HO. 1868. 25'
training in all subjects DAY: nisht ana
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y.
ave, ME. TITS. Estab lglS
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
GI bill. Men and women. Phone ohve:
MoSERN NOD III eTrRAINNo in pesus, culture, all
subjects taught. Approved by Governmen!
for Gl training. WAR-NYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 q St NV. DI 1852
Evening star., 1948-05-19
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

sase seorthsna wants pestion: esS local o ri.
CLERK. eLi We ieweiry store experience in gen.
sral; permanssnt position wanted at once,
eoMPaSios eSS RasSlA s'se; Competent. fine education
excellent references, no incumberances,
live n: Box 34g9A. 34g.A. Star; , 2o'
maae h6me
l12i New Hampshire ave. NV. Apt. 6o2.
DRESSMAKING. design. remod.. altera-
tons: eve. gowns a speciality; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 irving st. NV. Apt. 4. AID.
GIRL, eolored would like job as marker x
eSsS saoped ped Wants Va Job aas as cerf
ds sypst, A f1ling salessirl or nurses aiae.
sR ssEs fs;irfs M ssds |s0 as waitress
GIRL. colored. wants days work. Call
sMiLANsAG2ggR-HosrEss M ssG2ggRH or dietitian, food
service. 20 yrs exper.; club school, hotel
dining room, catering. etc. Box 375.A'
NURSE, practical capable taking charge
Of patient and house; s-hr. duty: live out.
PkAGTicAL II isTIc NURSES available: trained
Taaes 81 1881 MISS ssi BEE Weekdays only
sALEsLADY, experienced IN ,dS! various de- de-
immsdist.ely; Bog 1914; sta, Star. ..n..s
able. fast, accurate, legal exper. desires
legal position; salary, $50 week. co. 1860
TYPING-would like to address envelopes
for you, also fill in letterheads. Can do
reasonable. Call AID. 1885 II interested.
WoMAS Kgod Be- eGGfsd' s wants night work OF any
WOMAN, w. Southern. refined background,
desires position as .soyerness for young
children. Box 3s2-A, Star.
WOMAN, white, with nursing experience,
wishes elderly patient, day duty; S22 per
week; reference. Box 377-A, Star. 2O.'
WOMAN wishes light laundry to do at
home; exper. with shirts; city references.
WOMAN, colored, would like Job as gen
eral houseworker, live in. Call DE. 4795.
YOUNG FRENCH LADY will make trans
lations accurately from French to English
and English ,..f, t0 French. Call RA. %! l4o@
NEED AN Al sTENoGRAPHER in a
hurry? Temp or part-time; also duplicat-
ing service MRS ROPER, RE. 5767. "a.
CALIFORNIAN desires position which will
utilize educational background and ability;
college graduate, 81, single, personable;
ecusive cuse experience handling groups and
meeting people; electronic engineerng re-
search for Navy; personnel manager LOT
internationally known firm: local REFER
ences; available Immediately. co. 1920.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTING STUDENT desires part-time
work. Monday through Friday, 4 to pm.
and all day Saturday; clerical work pre-
ferred; can type; all offers considered
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. Kept
ments: audtts: reascnable Or, 2074. -,
noIitan area; wen known with trade,
wishes position with firm interested in
volume operation: presently employed with
large leadership. 21 personnel; family man;
strictly business; $4,000 per yr. Box
AVAILABLE for immediate employment-
Man 25 years association with sale Of
building supplies and construction machin-
cry and construction work tnct engineerl !;
bes. q 4sg SsfsTeness %s s Box 3531A STAR 20.
sSs1,5ss sSd ssisslS IS s9as ;Rsi or large Jobs CAN
CREDIT MGR, also yrs. of exper Br
ONCE mgr, cashier and waiting on public,
desires perm. position. Box CAV. Star.
PAINTER class work,
intsrior and exterier; NG neat and rel,aele.
Trailer BUiL1ER for car. tractor Or
tE's25 aoSsgo Ssssa 's5 'fl% nssd: sEeszss gs5s
ington 8, 2, c. call TR: 7l5s; q.
tunity to advance himself; wishes position
general ONCE work: excellent references.
YouNG Man wants employment in real
estate ONCE to learn business. Part or
full time. Call Wo. 5797 bet. and s
TWo BROTHERS, college students. desire
SImmsS sum sds engagement; available May 81.
REsPoNsfBLE College engineering student
will drive your car west: EN-. 3510: