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Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
LEWES

Mrs. Anthony Danrow and
daughter Miss Phyllis Danrow,
motoTed to Salisbury Md, on Sat-
urday.
The Senior Glass of Lewes High
School will present its annual class
play in the school auditorium at
S:15 p. M, on the evenings of Thu
rsday and Friday, May II and. 1S.
The title of the play is Quiet Sum-
mer" by Marrijane and Joseph
Hayes and produced by special
arrangement with Samuel French.
Mrs. William ]. Craig and son,
James Craig. are spending a few
days in West Palm Beach, Florida,
with Mrs. Craig's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Alexander.
Miss Louise Marshall of New
Castle Delaware, spent the week
end in Lewes with her mother
Mrs. A. w. Marshall Sr., at her
residence on Second Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall B. Pretty
man are spending this week in
! Chicago as the guests of Mrs
Prettyman's sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Hance Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Fillmore
/ Clifton of Bridgeville. Del, spen
the weekend in Lewes with Mr.
Clifton's mother Mrs. Fredrick G
Clifton Sr., and family at theil
home on Mulberry st.
Mrs. William Ennis Sr., who il
confined to the Beebe Hospital be
cause of illness, has somewhat i'm
proved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maull and daugh
ter of Milford, Del, were the din
ner guests of Mr.. Maull's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Maull Sr., o.
Mothers Day."
John E. Feaster of Lewes hA
) purchased the property of DR.. c
w. Wiltbank on Kings Highway
The Wiltbank's are having a neV
: home constructed in DeVries Cir
Gle.
The Women's Society of Christ
ian Service of the Bethel Method
{ ist Church, held their annual eleC
ton of fficers on Monday evening
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13

present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Williams and son Pep" of
Frankford; Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Par
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams
and children, Orleane and Melvin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Baker and
daughter Janet of Millsboro, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Harrison of Mil
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. George Steele
and daughter Donna and Mrs. Mel
lie G. Steele of Bridgeville, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Richards and
daughter Lois of Wayne, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Steele of Chester
and Miss Ethel Steele of Whining
ton.
Mrs. Blanche Outten and Mrs.
Gladys Goodwin spent Monday in
Philadelphia.
! Mrs. Sara Baker entertained heI
children and their families at heI
/ home in GumbOro on Sunday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Baker and daughter, Linda Lou
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Baker anC
son Vernon, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs
Ivan Baker and daughters, Iva Let
and Sandra Jane.
Mrs. Clara Young of Philadel
phia is spending the week with hel
daughter, Mrs. Thelma Garthe.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Battle o
Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Holston of Milford visited thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah At
kins on Sunday. Illness has con
filmed Mrs. Atkins to her home 70
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Goodwin
were the weekend guests of MI
: and Mrs. George Paris of castor
Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Godwi
and children, Buck" and Doren
were also guests on Sunday.
Robert and Leroy Richards, Jr
7 were chirstened last Sunday morn
ing in Grace Methodist Church. Th
/ god parents were Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
e ley Burbage, brother-in-law an
J. sister of Mrs. Richards of Ocea
View.
e Mrs. Leo AIDES spent a part {
'' last week in New York.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
MILLSBORO

l'he Chamber of Commerce of
slsboro held an organizatiOnal
letting for the election of board
directors on Friday night. The
lowing nine men were elected:
Iliiam Bachelor, William Car
Harold Gerdel, Raymond Cos
Reynolds Jackson, Lawrence
bple, Paul Schumacher, Edgar
snmons, and 1. Preston West.
board of directors will meet
sday night, May 1S, to elect Off
Is. The speaker was Joseph Will
h, Delmar, who is associated
sh Station WBOC, Salisbury.
srhe last P. T. A. meeting for the
'hool year will be held on We'd
ssday, May IS, at 1880 p. m, in
5 Millsboro School Auditorium.
e program consists. of a number
dances of many countries. In
ldition there will be piano re-
] ais by Zane Gordy Of Millsboro
d Rebecca Rawlins Of Seaford.
p. Darden will be the speaker.
Major and Mrs. Robert Mcmahon
New York spent the weekend
tn Mrs. McMahon's parents, Mr.
Ia Mrs. Reese White.
MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell and
and Mrs. w. B. Atkins were
hek-end visitors in Hershey and
Batesville, Pa.
sMr. and Mrs. J. A. Burton ant
J.. and Mrs. A. Wayne Burton and
IN Jimmy were Sunday guests o.
r. and Mrs. Walter Kemp ant
srnily of Newport.
Mrs. Frank Carmine is a patien
the. Peninsula General Hospi
u. Salisbury, where she recentl.
bderwent an operation.
THE Band of Hope Sunday Schoo
ass held its annual Mothers Da,
sarty in the fire hall on Frida,
ght.
Lenore Timmons was given
Sarty Saturday afternoon at th
pine of her parents, MIR. and Mr.:
sdgar Timmons in honor of he
9TH birthday. Her guests wer
satsy Williams, jeanne Timmon'
soris Flood, Patsy Ellingswortl
sDy Derrickson, Shirley Thorough
Aood, Diana Revel, Janice Hudson
satsy Brasure, Edwina AIDES, JuaT
Ia Baker and Connie James.
Mrs. William Truitt and son, Wi
am Truitt, Jr., left Friday morr
lg to visit her daughter, Mrs. Eli
beth Riggin, who is a patient
ne Naval Base Hospital in Men
5his, Tennessee. Mrs. Riggin wi
accompany them home for an e.
ended visit.
u. S. Senator and Mrs. John
Williams were given a surprise 81
er anniversary party Friday nigl
st their home on State street. ThO'
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
LINCOLN

Miss Janet Lee Lofand, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. LOtiand,
of Lincoln, celebrated her 18th
birthday on May End. This was a
surprise to Janet Lee. The guests
enjoyed out door games, after
which refreshments of ice cream,
crackers, cookies, candy and or
ange punch were served. Janet Lee
received many lovely gifts. The
guests were, Elaine Beebe, Steph-
any McInerney, Haddie Harding,
Johnnie and Ronnie Scott, Rand
all Reynolds, Thomas Waters
Gerald Swain, Jack Webb, Jack
Fitzgerald, Charles Harding, Eliza
beth Scott, Claudia Lofland, Gerald
Beebe and Margaret Wilson. The
cut of town guests were, Mrs. Will
lard Stayton, and children Virgin
la, Billy and Marvin.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13

May 9th, at 1880 O'Clock, at A.
the residence of. Mrs. Samuel West
on Mulberry ST., Mrs. Richard A.
Shields ppresided at the meeting.
The following were elected to
serve for one year President, Mrs.
Gladys Clifton; vice pres, Mrs.
Mildred Emory; Sec, Mrs. Marion
Graves, trea., Mrs. Katherine Bay
lis, as. treas, Mrs. Margaret Hick-
man. The following were elected
as group leaders: Mrs. Blanche
Palmer, Life; Mrs. Anna M. Will
son, spiritual life; Mrs. Louise
Vaughn Handy, Youth work; Mrs.
ElOnore Wallin, children work,
Mrs Edna Harrington, literature;
Mrs. Samuel A. Shields, promotion
Sec; Mrs Minnie Steele, publica-
ton, Mrs. Nellie Hazard, mission
ary and education service.
MI, and Mrs. Samuel West are
spending this week in Wilmington
with their son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson West and
family.
Mr.. William Marshall, local pa
per hanger, is confined to the Hos
pital in Wilmington, because ol
/ illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey and
family of Seaford, and Mr.. and Mrs
Chester DickersOn and family ol
Laurel, visited Mrs. Carey's anC
Mrs. Dickerson's mother, Mrs
Frances Graves, on Mothers Day
at her home on Fourth Street.
Mrs. David Maull and children
and Mrs. Phillip Elliott, visited
relatives. ana friends in Milford
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
OVERLOOK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Truitt and
Mr.. Emerson Stauffer and Miss
Doris Baker of Georgetown, spent
the weekend in Laurel Springs, N.
j., visiting their sister and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Der
rickson and Miss Carolyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Vim
cent and children were dinner
guests with their mother, Mrs
Minnie Davidson, Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Hadder Of Bishop
Vile, Md, spent the weekend with
her son and his family, Mr.. anC
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13

Mrs. George Hadder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Campbell
of Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Campbell of Phila., sur
pi4sed Mr.: and Mrs. Arthur. B,
Campbell on Sunday and spent the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wiley
and daughter, Patricia Ann, at
tended the Mothers Day dinner
that was given in honor of Mrs.
Andrew Carpenter on Sunday with
host of relatives at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter near
Milton:
Mrs. Susie Green and Mrs. Nor
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13

man Workman and two daughters,
Norma Lee and Louisa of Prime
Hook, spent Sunday with Mr.. Roy
Ellingsworth and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Locker
man and son, Robert and Mr..
Ralph Steele, motored to Fort
Jackson, S.. c., the weekend to see
the Lockerman's son, Leslie, who
is stationed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
entertained over the weekend Mrs.
Raph Steele and little son Of Mil
ford.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13

BROILERMEN - We can insure
your broilers at a big saving. Call
this agency before putting in your
next flock. r. G. WOllter. Phones:
Milford 191 or 5S4J12. m1S-eow-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13

classified Ads get results
Evening star., 1949-08-28
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times, 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, $50
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc pei
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto.
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per hne----------5Ot
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am. to pm.
Saturday, am. to pm.
Sunday, II am. to pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once
11th and PENNSYLVANIA ave-. at an!
of the Branch Of1ces throughout tn
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000.
Claims for errors must be made II
time for correction before second In
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bear
a serial number with date and tdenu
fies your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make note OF thu
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case your statement doe'
not show Q credit for the cancella'
ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

4seHpsnes 3eest6ns 5nsh lie tns Sfrss
hUcKNoUGH hsss SoISea 'oe oRcHARBs. Ednor
Md. 10 miles out colesville pike
THg fsGm ATIxs S1lyss sgENcY segERs specializes ir
accountants, once managers. Re
public 5767. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV
SUGAR CORN. fresh from patch out
ca. ave. Rt. 81. to Sunshine. Nd.
GRHpFs, ad 1sF4 f,ns on NisRsra Sises and Concord
now ripe, at CHILcoTT ORCHARDS
loc. on Cambridge rd. (Route 123)
between Vienna and Fairfax, Va
Vienna 246-J.
GAS BOILERS and hot-water heat
ers: immediate installation OF lead.
pay. pay % Silver splinss leading plumb, !,
ing and heating firm, JOHN G
FITZGERALD. e512 Georgia ave
rEAcHEs TA; fEso' FOR sALE-rre.riDenee
HiiIe, RheoMdots Md' caii i Ashton sees. .@ss
PEACHES, large Hale and other vel
low varieties. Picked red ripe anet
sold direct from our trees. Macintoaf
apple. Ample safe I. pars!ns: an .Js PLAIN. r.
u6lQ OuO va. "
Glenmont. Md. right miles Route
1872, at high water tower. W.. W
MOORE. Sandy Spring, Md. Ash ash
AN AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for your
waste of film by poor results unless
you bought the camera at the
BRENNER FHoTo CO, 933 Pa. ave.
NV: Catalog free. Easy payments.
Southeast or Northeast and Mary
land. white OF coloIed. COX q CO..
DI 1854. RE. 1888.
ACCOUNTANT tpublic), bookkeeping
per mo ST. 1000 any time;
DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN, Hyatts-
Vile e-Riverdale area. AP; l407.
LOOK AND FIND OUR ADS in the
personal column of this paper and
you'll realize that you can be good
looking with little money. Ex-
QUISITE, the Dye Work Specialist
aRcHiTECT will produce plans for
apartment bldgs., homes, other
structures: reasonable fee. EN-
'1907.
WOULD LIKE PARTNER in tea room
business; pref. unencumbered WON
an. Box 14S-Z. Star.
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INSURANCE

One OF Americas strong
est life insurance COM
panies has opening fo1
aggressive capable pro-
duction manager for
Washington area. For
ambitious man with
good personal produc-
tion record and ability
to handle men, it is a de-
sirable connection. Sal
ary, bonus and complete
office facilities. Please
give full details regard
ing self confidentially
for local interview. Vice
president, Box GOA,
Star.
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Registered Pharmacist
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

pDECoRATOR (outside)-salesman-
reupholstery, slipcovers and drap-
cries. Must have car; top earnings
assured. Apply HOFFMAN UP
HoLsTERERs, 2447 18th st. NV.
FOUNTAIN HELP. white. exper.; Q
to 5; excellent salary; Sc. location.
Call AT. 9034 after 8 pm. -2S
MAN AND WIFE, to take care of SIN.
farm mr.. Mclean. Va: good salary;
house with plumbing and cleo. An
swer Box A. Gen. Del, Mclean, Va.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. no chill
addition man is to work in lse apt.
and S125 per mo. Call Mrs. Reilly:
resident mgr. THE WASHINGTON
HOUSE. 2i2O 18th st. NV. DU.
5000 on Mon, Aug. 29 for appt; for
pHoToGKAPH1c in I9ssfsieMi SOLICITORS, sx-
ssa ss9isnsff IEfEi5'a 6q 52sf sTHPo. sfH?5s
TYPIsT. expers must be fast and
accurate; for several days work.
Phone DE. 1868 Sun, IL to 2 pm.
WOOL PRESSERs. good hours with
top pay. Vacation with pay. Apply
OFFICIAL CLEANERS, 3736 MINI.
wANTE6-Agents to distribute quail
ity perfumss at 6o<6 commission.
BIG ian EXTRA aai PROFITS. Sell friend,
Americas foremost Christmas card
assortments.. Unbeatable name I'M
printed cards, gorgeous Picard de
luxe boxes, novel plsstie ca cards. sta
provai. MAsTERcRAFT. 100 n.
Eutav St, Baltimore /, Nd
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WOMEN
SECRETARIES
SEC, STENOGS.

When you need q fob, you need 1t now;
every day you wait is lost pay, SO
come to ADAMS and let us get you
started in good position with the
least time lost. Steno. .-clerk-typist,
law, rapid typist. young: So 400; Sec.
little shorthand, young, S175: steno.,
dress shop, 5Ia days, attract, $50;
steno and clerk-t typist. television, 5}a
days, S45: steno., professional assoc,
mature. $500; sec. trade assocS..
90 to 30 yrs. to 1928; stepo., music
assoc, S43; stenos., ms, 5 days. S35
to S45: clerk-typist, billing machine
operator. newspaper. S35; clerk
typist. CPA figures. mature. S43.
ADAMS AGENCY
so4 Colorado Bldg, l4th and 10 G
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CRAFTSMEN

For detailing reinforcing steel; only
exper men will be considered; s.
day, 40-hr. wk; perm. positions TO
qualified applicants. Reply giving
brief resume Of exper. and salary ex-
pected. Can possibly assist in OBJ
tanning housing
Evening star., 1949-08-28
HOSPITALIZATION
INSURANCE

DECENTRALIZATION
INSURANCE
A new plan backed by a
hundred million dollar
company which affords
time-loss benefits in ad-
dition to disqualification
for individuals or large
or small groups. If you
have successful record in
this business investigate
this salary plus-bonus
opportunity for sales
manager. Office furn-
ished. Tell all about
yourself so we can ar
range interview. HOS
PITAL IN NSU r IN G E,
Box 73-A, Star.
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INSURANCE MANAGER

INSURANCE MANAGER
Large, financially strong
accident and health in
surance company desires
agency organizer this
territory. Complete line
in divi d u al, group;
family; time-indemnity
policies, lifetime cover
age and non-cancellable.
Outstanding hospitaliza-
ton plan. State particu-
lars regarding self. Sal
ary plus contigent. We
pay office expenses.
Washington interview
arranged. Superinten-
ent Agents, Box TIA,
Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-28

When cnsuertne ddUerttsements
addressed to Sfar bores do NOT
inclose original references, OF
other materials OF personal udlse::
Copies serps the purposs and
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
HELP WTp. AGENCIES Cont
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170S G ST NV.
MEN

Industrial engineer degree. to %
yrs. aggressive, accounting back
ground; salary open.
Sales engineer. 20-30 yrs. COLLEGE
Balt-D. c. area: $500 plus commits
sion and expenses.
Remington Rand tab: keypunch oper-
l am: ST to Sl@5 per hr.
Clerks, must type, to 81 yrs, h. S. g.,
S35
Service station attendant. knowledge
lub. tire. battery; train as mgr.
h. S. g.. young S40-S50.
Maintenance mech. laundry equip.
ment start SAG.
Guard, watchman. ne. shift, to Al
yrs; Sal.
WOMEN
Secretary, mortgage loan exper, .
days; $3.50.
Secretaries, interesting Jobs. s days
So .600-S3. 900.
stenos.: raptd advancement. 5 days
s., ,2O0-S2, 900.
Dictaphone trainees. 9. o. W.. good
typist; 5 days; $40.
clerk-typists, 3 days; S150-Sls0
Evening star., 1949-08-28
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

SOBER, reliable and qualified help in
any line of business or domestic. with
references MAINE & D: c: EN-
PLOYMENT CENTERS. 914 11th St.
NV RE, 1911 or MA. $3.50 3
Evening star., 1949-08-28
HELP MEN

ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Colored. for relief work, s am. to
4 pm. on Sundays: 4 pm. to II
pm. on Tuesdays. Apply res. mgr,
1921 Mass ave NV rs
Evening star., 1949-08-28
DANCING INSTRUCTOR

DANCING INSTRUCTOR
Arthur Murray Dance Studios need
young men with personality and
ambition to teach ballroom dancing.
No exp. necessary. Complete train
ing course given. Unusual ODD. to
advance to positions OF supervisors
t~sen nc s1ss sS sysn trslnsd nls men no not
telephone or write. Personal inter-
views only Apply Miss lerreM,
Nonday.Iri4ay los. ARTHUR
Evening star., 1949-08-28

SALES REPRESENTATIVES
Wanted for natl org. Opportunity to
earn $1,000 or more per mo. Must
have selling exp. with good sales
record, be free to travel and able
to cover travelling expenses. New
car furnished Box 24-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-28

ave. ne: take Ivy City bus.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
If you are looking for more money
and would like to have help to be,
come an established salesman al
known electrical unit and associated
products, we would like to talk. to
you. First, kindly give yourself q
1. Are you willing to put in . sub
stantial amount of time and hard
work on an opportunity to earn
$500 to 5000 q month this year ano
2. Are you married or otherwise ooli-
gated to earn z good d.irs income in vou,
ambition to better your scale of liv-
ing? Every one wishes he had more
We want men who are going to dc
something about 1t.
4. Are you physically able to do a
days work.
5. Do you own a carr
s. Have you had sales experience?
z: Do most of the people people. you tS,. meet nrt
eyer eesm Carefully "a ai YOU ~ ''' '
8. Would you work Just as hard alone
in the field on a job you liked as
you would in the constant presence
of a supervisor?
II you can truthfully say yes to most
of these questions, not necessarily
all, and three good citizens Will
vouch for your honesty and good
reputation you s,nn1s msg fsk Ss our t %an oVep
Kindly come to 3707 Georgia ave.
NV. between 9 am. and 4 pm;
Mon, Tues. and Wed. Also At 8
pm. Wednesday. %
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AIJTOMOTIVE

equipment salesmen. Men
with exper. in this field offered top
comm. and perm. position VIII In
LEADING distributor OF nat1onany
famous automotive equipment.
Future security assured for hard-
WORKING aggressive men,. BOX 4o-L'
Evening star., 1949-08-28
HOUSE & HERMANN
Unusual Opportunitv

If you are looking for more money
become an established salesman at
a good income handling a nation
ally known electrical unit and asso-
e talk to gh you First, w kindly 9ia sive ss your 70
to put in a substantial amount Of
time and hard work on an oppor-
tunity to earn $500 to $500 q month
this yet year and rsi.d more IN 1892 ,,; 2
gated to earn good income? 3.
Are you really sincere in your am
bition to better your scale of living?
Every one wishes he had more. We
want men who are going to do
physically able to do a days work?
had sales experience? I. Do most
of the people you meet seem to like
you? s. Think this one over care
fully. Would you work tust as hard
as you would in the constant pres
ence of supervisor? If you can
truthfully say yes to most of these
questions. not necessarily all. and 3
good citizens will vouch for your
honesty and good reputation, You may
it over, Kindly come to 1O7 Nor,h
Fairfax st. in Alexandria, Va, be-
between 10 and IL am. Ask for
MR.. COMPTON.
Registered Pharmacist
21 to 80 years of age. Must bs
able to reciprocate in the District
of Columbia. Va, or Md. Excellent
pay. 4s-hour week of six s-hour
days. Time and half for overtime.
8 holidays a, year with pay. Large
prescription business. Ideal work
ing conditions. Excellent chance for
Mseh Sseson WIZ w pas nsnss after Pay year
2 weeks after . years, sick leave
after l year, insurance and hos
pitalization available after 3 mos.
employment. including $4,000 life
and, accidental death insurance; $40
weekly disability pay for 13 weeks.
81 daily hospital pay for 70 days.
plus payment for certain operation
and miscellaneous costs. Retire.
ment plan available for those over
80 with years service. Write or
apply in person to Mr.: G. .. Aldrich,
PEOPLES DRUG STORES INC, II
P st. ne, Wash. 2, D. c.
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KEYSTONE AuToMoB1LE

KEYSTONE AUTOMOBILE
CLUB requires the services OF
3 statesmen of proven ability.
Ii you have . selling back
ground and can meet our re-
ouirements We will pay you Q
salary and expenses while
training. You will then work
on a commission basis. with
guaranteed drawing account.
We are definitely not inter-
ested in fioaters. Applicants
will be interviewed on Aug.
3Ist by appt. only. Call DE.
0100. sc
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statesmen
Immediate Earnings,

No CanvaSSing
Four "a, men who are interested ir
a permanent connection. Our mer
earn S15O and UP per week Nc
experience necessary. If you have
above AVERAGE intelligence, personal.
ity and are willing to learn. we will
train you at our expense. This is
disnified. pleasant year-rounc
position. NO CANVASS1NG. WI
are direct factory distributors fol
a nationally known product needed
in every home. Phone MR.. J. w
HOPKINS for appointment inter.
view, DI. $3.50. Hamilton Hotel. II
am. to 8 pm. Monday and q; m
to pm. Tuesday. -29
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

There is an opening in the. sales
force of a large Conn. ave. electric
appliance store; require a depend
able man, 25-45 years old, married
preferably with children. Although
most OF the selling is inside, car
necessary; excellent opportunity for
an aggressive man who wants to
use his sales talents to increase his
income. For appointment phone Mr..
BERGER Or 1900 -3l
Evening star., 1949-08-28
statesmen

national arm doing business about
a century can use 8 statesmen be-
tween ages Of 80 to so. Men chosen
will work in Washington and sur
rounding territories. Experience un.
necessary as we give complete fleld
training and show you that Z out
of 10 prospects buy. Only sincere,
If you can sell or wish to be trained
in the selling field, don't pass this
up. For appt. call T. r. STEED,
EX. 5O47, any time after am
Monday. No phone information,
please 30
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HELP MEN
YOIING MEN WANTED

Young ambitious men interested in
Furniture Co, 7th and Eye sts. NV.
learning furniture business, to work
in large furniture store. Apply in
person
Evening star., 1949-08-28
MEN
. -rr1 rA1G1NEER

MElN
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Experienced thermo dynamlcs re-
search and report writing; prefer
ably single: $4,000.
INVESTIGATOR
Experienced credit; car furnished
$4,000.
WOMEN
SECRETARIES
Legal 5-day, S2,s60; trade associaa'
ton 5-day. 5000; medical, pref
hand not nee, $4,000: legal. no ex.
ps5iensSee nec sS4S9 eeS asst
S2.4OO; receptionist, radio, 5-day
S2,40O; part time, "a day, $1,000.
TYPISTS
Mfg., figures. 5-day; S45 wk;; pYbli' ps2d
credit, $40: genl. of. wk., 5-day
$40; file clerk, 5-day, S37.5Q: PIX
7-3. $3.50. Walter H: Kessler
ington Bldg. ST. 9442.
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SHOE SALESMAN
Full and part time work. Some ex-
perience necessary Apply in person.
BOSTON SHOE STORE. 4O3 9TH
St NV. 80
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AL Secretary (F). $50 Wk

AL Secretary (F), $50 Wk.
French-Eng. dictation. 5-day wk..
$50. Stenog. with CAT rating,
$1,000. Radio secretary, Eng.
branch. S225 UP. Stenog., medical
ofice. $50 wk. Assoc secretary.
neat. alert. $50 wk Need 200
new applicants daily for current
OPENINGS. Free reg. est 33 yrs.
Thousands are placed yearly at bet
or Miss Grant,. MA. 2340
BOYD'S. 700 18th, Cor. G
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statesmen.

. orders a wk. get you $50; many
of our men have "a orders In
single day: field and ofice training
given new men. MR.. MURRAY,
$40 Ring Bids, 18th and M NV.