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Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Republicans Agree
That NE TOOisRl"
Sh ULd Die
lcontnuad from nrsg pavs,

We have told the people that
we did not disagree in any great
measure with the detectives out
lined BY the Democrats, but that If
we were elected we could carry out
these same detectives better than
our opponents.
"The plain truth is that we have
not given the American people
what they have a right to expect
and right to demand-a clear
choice.
I'VE have failed and failed re-
peatedly to offer the American
people any reason to remove the
Democratic Party from power"
1916 An Exception
The only exception, he said, was
in the 1916 congressional elections.
The Republicans won then because
our senators and congressman met
the opposition head on and gave
the American people a chance TO
choose"
Summerfield said the COP should
"divest itself of 'me-tooism' and
present program clearly and un-
mistakably' against that of the
Democrats.
Two other strategy group MEM
bers, G. Mason Awlett of Pennsyl-
vania and Gov Alfred Driscoll of
New Jersey said they are in gem
eral agreement with Summerfield.
Owlett, however, said "me-too-
ism" can be interpreted many ways.
He said he is against "Pussy-fOOt-
ing" The strategy committee plans
to put in package form" pro-
gram of how to get across paTtv
principles to the voters. It heard
reports and ideas but annorI ced no
formal action or decision.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Union Methodist Church

The Christmas service will be
held at Union Methodist Church on
Thursday evening, December %,
at o'clock.
Santa Claus will be present with
a treat for the children.
There will be Sunday school SER
vice at 2 p. m. on Sunday, Decem-
Der Is, and preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. James O'Neal at 8 D. m.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
New York Subway

The New York board Of trans
portation reports that any one of
its two-track subway lines can
move 100000 people an hour in
one direction-equalling the capac-
ity Of 20 automobile super-high-
ways.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
No Sundays Off In India

NEW DELHI - up - A Chris
tian member of the Indian constit-
uent assembly characterized as
"the tyranny of the majority" a
proposal to hold the session on a
Sunday. Mrs. Annie Mascarene of
.TravancOre said Sundays were
meant for going to church.
Assembly President Rajendra
Prasad fixed the time of the ses-
sion to suit the cOnvience of church
goers.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Nassau Charge To
Hold Xmas Programs
looniihuod NON nrm pass,

ments. We are anxious for ali who
are part Of the Nassau Methodist
Triangle to cooperate with their
respective Church in helping 60
keep the good work going in the
forward movement Of the Advance
for Christ and His Church.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Vibbert Elected Head
Of Sussex p. M. A.
continued nom zrR pass,

sions they'll make final reports on
their conservation practices for the
year, and also sign applications for
payments in the 1949 program.
In a report on the recent meeting
OF the State, County and Comhmnni-
ty Committeeman held at Dover
Vibbert states that there were %
representatives from Sussex Coun-
ty present.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

The federal governments tele-
phone bill for calls in the city Of
Washington alone amounts to more
than $3,5OO,OOO a year.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Flavor Tor vepe.ab,s.

Lemon juice adds flavor to hot or
cold vegetables. especially green
string beans. spinach. broccoli and
asparagus.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

Mrs. Eldora Reed has organized
a Junior Red Cros Swimming class.
This class, sto be held at Trappe
Pond, every morning until July 2.
consits Of about Is participants.
They leave each morning from the
school at 800 and bus is provid-
ed for the transportation.
Warren Good, principal of the
Milton school, is taking six weeks
summer soarse at Temple Univer-
sity in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minos Conoway of
Nassau were the Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Walls emit
ertained on Thursday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph of Allentown Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Miilman OF
Georgetown, Mrs. Sallie Millman Of
Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Elliot of Georgetown and Mrs. Will
bur, Marshall of Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lynch, OF
Florence S. c., spent last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
Roy Lynch of near Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jenson who
are vacationing at Rehoboth haC
as their Sunday visitors, her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Work
man.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mariner and
son, Lester. Mrs. Eunice Johnson
and Miss Jeanett Wyatt, spent the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Miss Catherine Parsons spent
several days last week with Mrs.
Richard Chessar and family.
Mrs. Emma Hughes and grand
daughter, Patty spent the week at
Broadkill Beach as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed had as their Sunday
guests, Mr. and Mrs. James White,
Kitty Clendenning of Norfolk, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Steen of
Milford visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cove
Reynolds on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White have
as their guest Miss Kitty Clenden-
ming of Norfolk, Va. Miss Clenden-
ming is planning to spend several
weeks in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dodd and son
David entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hughes and son Denny
several days last week at their cot.
tage in Broadkill.
The auxiliary to the Milton Fire
Department will hold a bake OF
Saturday morning, July 3rd. Tn,
ladies will have their stand in thu
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01
MILTON


Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Warren quiet
ly celebrated their 56th wedding
anniversary on Wednesday, June
22nd. They were married by the
Rev. L. T. McLane at Glendale and
shortly after their marriage, NOV
ed to Milton where they have resid-
ed. They have one daughter, Ruth.
On their 5Oth anniversary six years
ago the Warren's entertained more
than 100 guests in celebration OF
the event.
The Mrs. Jennie Atkins property
on Federal Street is under going
extensive repair in preparation
for the new Owners. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Draper purchased this
property several months ago and
since that time they have employ
/ ed a number of carpentars, paint
ers and masons. When completely
restored, this home should be one
of the show places of Milton.
On Friday the Firemen attended
the carnival and parade at Ocean
city. During the summer months
the fireman are kept busy parrish
pating in the almost weekly activ-
tiles of the fire companies Of other
districts.
On Thursday morning the pro
perty Of Mr.. Harold Chorman in
i Cave neck was destroyed by fire
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Chorman were
away at work and when the alarm
was given, the Milton FiremeI
were able to do very little toward
saving the property or furniture
The same afternoon the men wer,
. summoned to the home of Granville
/ Marvel, near Milton, but the fir
4 was very slight, and very little
: damage was done to the property
, At the Sunday Morning servic,
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

members Of the Grace Sunday
school presented MrA Walter w.
Crouch a pen and pencil set. This
was done as a token OF, apprecia-
ton for his IA years Of untiring
service as Supt., Of the s. S. Mr..
crouch resigned that Office in jan
nary and was succeeded by Willaroi
clifton. Mr.. Crouch is teacher Oh
the Golden Rule Bible Class-b cast
ing a membership of more than ~
women. Presentation of the sllt
was made by Mr.. Holda Hastings
end was accepted by Mr.. Croucn
who spoke a few words OF apprecl-
alton to the loyalty Of the members
! of the congregation.
/ On Wednesday evening the lad
les of the Graves Garment Factory
held a covered dish supper in the
Grace Social Hall. About 20 work.
ers were present and they had as
their guest Miss Ada Rose, chair
man of the international Ladies
Garment Workers Union, of Wilm-
ingtOn. The Graves FacLory VIII De
closed down for the week beginn-
ing on the 4th of July, and his en-
plOyees will take their vacation al
this time.
1 Miss Sarah Atkins and Mrs. Bes.
sic Wilson attended the State En-
campment of the YTC held in the
Epworth Methodist Church in Re
hoboth on Thursday, Friday and
\ Saturday of last week. The pro
gram included guidance and ms
i iruction in YTC methods, drama
tics, organization, handcraft, anC
art subjects as well as spiritua
, guidance. Mrs. Bessie Wilson o
, Milton, is state general sec'y, ant
} is also council leader for the YT(
, of Grace Church. Miss Atkins il
YTC leader of the youth Of Goshel
; Church.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01
OCEAN VIEW


Rev. Donzel Wiidey, minister OF
Bethel Methodist Church, has re-
ceived a Master of Sacred Theology
Degree, from Temple University
School, of Theology at the. gradual
ton exercises, June 18th in Phila.
The soloist on Sunday morning
at Bethel Methodist church, was
Miss Sally Jane West, who sang
Ave Maria,
There will be vesper Service at
the Bethany Beach pavilion on
Sunday night at 7:30, in charge OF
Rev. Don. Wildey. You are urged TO
support these services.
Motoring from East Stone Cap,
Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Audrey
Frayley and parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Frayley visited Audrey's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpler
last week.
Mr.. John Mitchell is receiving
treatment at the Beebe Hospital
We hope for a speedy recovery.
Rev. and Mrs. F. Charles Lou
hOff of Nassau, were guests of Mrs
MAY I4CdlA OtCl IAudJ night
Mrs. Mamie Long is staying witt
Miss Mary c, Evans at the latteri
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Collins of q
Lansdowne, Pa, spent the week
end with their cousins. Mrs. Mar
tha Conway and Mrs. Lulu Lynch
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Phelps an,
son and daughter, of Norfolk, Va
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Hudson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jack Townsend, o
Frankford, visited Mrs. Lult
Lynch.
Mrs. Clara King Richards 9
Philadelphia, is spending her sun
mer vacation at her home her
with sister, Miss Matte H. Belts.
The basket of flowers in Bethe
Church, was presented by Arde
Lee and Hayward Bishop Jr., i
memory Of their father, Haywar
S. Bishop. It was on Fathers Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Derrick
son of California and son, ar
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Del
rickson.
Rev. Clarence Strickland of Re
hoboth, attended Bethel Methods
Church, on Sunday morning an
delivered the prayer.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. David Dutton and
son David, Jr., spent Sunday in
Newark as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Pritchett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes en-
tertained on Saturday evening a
number of friends. They were. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hudson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James White, Miss Kitty Glen
denning, and Milton Mustard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cannon
entertained on Thursday evening
Mrs. Catherine Booker and son,
Douglas and Miss Mary Morris, all
Of Frederick.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

center Of town and will have on
sale number and variaty of pies,
cakes candies and other pasteries.
Proceeds from this bake viii be
used in furnishing the kitchen Of
the new fire hall.
Funeral services for Mrs. Luther
Yeasey was held on Sunday after
noon at the Beaverdamn Methodist
Church in Harbeson. Rev. Milton
r. Elliott, pastor of Grace Church
in Milton, officiated. The Harbeson
choir sang several appropriate sell
ections. Interment was held in the
Beaverdamn Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

Miss Myrtle Pettyjohn, who has
been spending the winter months
with her sister, Mrs. Delema Ham
by Of near Wilmington has return
ed to her home on Broad Street
where she will remain during the
summer months.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

In using canned baked beans for.
a hot-weather salad put the beans
in a strainer and rinse under gent
ly running cold water. Toss the
beans in the sieve to drain them
before using.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-01

A chigger or red bug feeds on
and digests skin, and not blood.
Evening star., 1949-09-07
HELP WOMEN
BOOKKEEPER, s.

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, some
HgME tsR,nEs AafSc4. sasS mo- s1s slui st., mss1 81
BAKERY BAKERY sALEsLADIEs. expsr. pref,
cry SHOP, 541s Georgia aye,
BEAUTIciAN, iSSii expert all around. Md
license required; $50 plus commis-
ssg; sien; near Silver Spring. 1S sliSc
BEAUTICIAN-Good all-around oper-
ator for perm. position; store hrs
stylist at Philipsborn. sos l1th st
Baa.AxUir1c1AN. expert. .sll-around ,op-
BEauT1ciANs0Immediate h2U6si sai I'm ne openings
in beautiful new beauty salon: sal
ary and com. Apply NEW BOND
BEAUTY SALON, 1885 F st. NV,
BGAuTY f.a hSpr' OPERATOR, .xperienced.
Good salary. BOX 4S7-Z, Star. Il.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced;
good finger waver. Apply ALBER-
BEAUTY oPERAroRs," part tim.
rhp1yy App]y s1d4 1dfERsroR.. "a ays. .xper sp 5d.,
BEAUTY OPERATOR, male or female
experienced; salary and commission
nearby Va; no license nse required Cal
BEAUTY OPERATOR and manager
ANGLIN'S BEAUTY SHOP, 252(
BEATTY LAG Y nojHPiERAroR.. y all aroSne
LIoYD's 1eSqit Si BEAUTY SHOP. i$es
Conn. ave. NV, NO. e131. 10
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Exp. Unusua
oppor. Apply in person or phone
DE. 1922. RUBNO, 1858 Conn
ave. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1949-09-07
FILTER

Experienced in ladies. dresses, good
salary, permanent position. Apply
srd d.. BOND CLOTHES, 1855 +
FOUNTAIN CLERKi perm. position
open; for. nightwork: meals, uni
forms furn. For full details, apply
in person, manager Shoreham Hotel
Drug Store, $500 Calvert st. NV,
between 2 and 4 pm. IS
FOUNTAIN and luncheonette coun-
ter women wanted. Only steady ex-
perienced women need apply, 1400
X st. NV. AMBASSADOR DRUGS.
COUNTER GIRL, white; must be
exper., ref. req; days O. week, no
Sun: rood salary: Apply IN person,
QUALITY LUNCH. No. 8 II st. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. day work
only; no SUNDAYS: uniforms furn.
See MR.. CLAYTON, drugstore, 30l
Kennedy st. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored; must be
ssRfF'sas'di safas iiHAanAeTs elsa's 4ss s'ssls sad
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced; no
night or Sunday work: meals furn-
ished. Apply at once, VERMONT
PHARMACY, Vermont ave. and L
FOUNTAIN ssi oIRLs. sood hrs. ana
salary: manaEerial position, Co
lONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY,
1857 Wilson blvd, OK. 11s0. 20
Evening star., 1949-09-07
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, over
10 yrs. secretarial and administra-
tive exper., incl. yrs. exper. as
secretary to top executive; good typ
Ing. some shorthand. Call RE. 34O4,
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPT, expe-
rience teletype, Elliott Fisher, Mon
itor, switchboard; general Office
work; 5 days, 9 to preferred; neat
and ana,stdS efieiens 5ses Thursday and Friday,
FILE CLERK. experienced, knowledge
Of typing. Phone OV. 2263. %
FOOD MANAGER wishes position;
home econ. graduate; capable, de-
pendable. Box -217-A, Star. 81
GIRL, .colored. desires Job as foun-
tain, bus, and waitress. LU. 1854.
CURL. colored, desires job cleaning
DOCTORS ONCE or restaurant work.
Call LU. 3-3751. $
nurse. companion,
woman S alone, desires position. Box
NURSE. Whit; Shite. capable taking charge
of patient and home; day duty, live
PRAcr1eaL gusi sie2i th5si NussrNG, som. Ink,
BY middle-aged lady, references. BOX
sECY.-sTENo. wishes temporary
work, IL yrs. exp, local refs, avail
able Immediately. CHI. 1000, Ext.
WOMAN. colored, young, capable, de-
other work. vi. 1882.
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-time
work. days. maid. store or hotel;
reference DI 1890
Evening star., 1949-09-07
SITUATIONS MEN

BOOKKEEPER-o office manager. expe-
rienced office supervisor; systems,
directing others; desire permanent
coSsfRGer1oS sSssffs14ni n ENGiNEER, Ess3 local
aa s1per mn aeslSn Phone ene CO. e1d fs1s sloo Per
WHITE MAN wants work
as watchman or other light work.
former Govt. bldg. guard. OK. 1888
LAW GRAD; broad title experience;
desires empl. in real estate field.
Box 265-A, Star. IL
MAN, colored, middle age. desires
part or full time work doing any
thing. RE. O263.
MAN, young. competent, desires work
as porter D. C. drivers permit, ref
srences; sSans hou1s, 9 am. to 6 pm.
MAN, colored, wishes Job as dish
washer or pot washer. Phone VI.
MAN, colored. wants days work;
ref II. .3-7541.
master, dept. store. financing, news
paper adv. selling. desires perma-
nent position with future. GIL. 1907.
NIGHT JOB WANTED. Al reference,
age 35, married, two years college.
Oil oiiSO VI
PAINTER, first class, day or Job.
Can save you money. Best ref; DU.
pRACTiCiNG ATTORNEY, Veteran,
age 80. recent law graduate. desires
late afternoon or evening work, to
supplement present income. man
agement work preferred. Elk. 4547,
ewes. HO. 1917. -
RETIRED BUSINESSMAN, too much
spare time, wants part-time propo-
sition. What have YOU to offer?
Box 22O-X. Star. III
TRUCK DRIVER, colored: clean rec
ord; good references; D. c., Md,
Va. permits. DU. 2O50.
VET, young, reliable. good ref, look
ing for truck driving job. DI. 21l2.
YOUNG MAN. intelligent. desires po-
sitfon as filing or receiving clerk or
clerk in general; driver or house
man. DU. $3.50.
YOUNG MAN, colored, has D. C.
driving permit, desires Job of any
kind. ME. OO53.
COLORED, 90, reliable. non n-drinker
wishes job driving truck, car. vet.
married: $40 week. LU. 3-O174.
Evening star., 1949-09-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAY WORKER, colored. reliable,
ahgss. dax ~ Will i. g. 90 lish1 laqnngdsTy. S.
cleaning and laundry; honest; ex-
peIienced. Ludlow 3-Os75,
GIRL, colored. wants morning work,
3 to !; no Sat, Sun; SIS wk., car
fare; ref. LU. 3-4913 after 6 pm
cs5 fs9Tss ns ssGsss SssFsi IL maid ass IF days
GIRL. colored, wishes part time light
housework and ironing; from $50
until 1:3O; 5 days wk. AK. 1866.
GIRL, colored, wants 5 days g.h,w.
soaks sna saring De fos ssah Children while mother
GIRL wants days work or part time
general housework 5 days week; ex-
perienced. Taylor 1859.
GIRL, colored. desires full-time, part
time or day work. Call DU. 1890.
GIRL, colored, wishes work 5 days a
wk., 9 to 8, good worker. co. 1858.
GIRL. colored, neat. wishes part
tnas.s. time work G S5 work ak- BY the day; ref
fah sSoref Phone Hsnts To- day ssSss sSrk
week. Call FIR. 1884 any time.
GIRLS f2), reliable. intelligent, de-
si5e s.h.w.' laundresses. Call FIR.
HOUSEKEEPER- settled,
white, no laundry. no children; stay
nights; Phone RA. S725, 81. S*
white. middle-ased, desires position,
sduit isb fa%ily: f1N s4t1 eTcellend cook; sSed-
WOMAN, colored, desire days work:
sxperienced; reference. Call HI.
WOMAN wants day work or steady
JOB; With references and experience.
WOMAN. white, wishes cooking,
cleaning. also care for sick person;
65c hr. Box 365-A, Star. 81
WOMAN, colored. desires position as
cook in pvt. home. Phone HI. 1866.
WOMAN, colored. desires work from
fi1 gi3o stsss4s tS siso' 5 days wk. Call
wSMAs s9as4 W.. ssnts II. asys AZ work. Gail
WOMAN, colored. desires housework;
thoroughly experienced with chill
,IG, drsn; live out; 9 till s. Phone
WOMAN. colored. desires day work.
FIR. 2746 mornings.
WOMAN, .colored. wants domestic or
JESSIE MAY TAYLOR, 733 Prince
WISH sHs Dli i'd n'FL FFLAcE my excellent COL
cred maid. for full-time s.h.w
Evening star., 1949-09-07
HELP WoMEN (cont. J

CAFETERIA MANAGER-School serv-
ing only lunch. Full responsibility
for planning, hiring and bookkeeps.
ing. CO. 3464, 8 am. to 3 pm. -9
CAFETERIA WORKERS. white. high
school. in NV. Phone OR. .8OS5. IS
sa ds1 for .nd saestsr eSs n tine nsse POSE
no saDe1sa'fc Boa i7e-B B. star: 5sn' state Dnsne
CASHIER for mems store; young
steady s. ,, position; Apply WEBsTER
CLERK-Young lady with high school
education needed BY large masa..
position; 5-day week. Apply in
person. 1921 5th st. NV. -S
CLERK, for our general ONCE. must
be accurate with figures and have
knowledge Of PIX: pleasant working
SmTE ffif 1t5stHa LAUNDRY se 60. ssiIis Aes Il
CLERK for dry cleaning store. white:
experienced only. Apply ASTORIA
LAUNDRY. 800 N. Capitol st. Ia
CLERKS, for stufhng envelopes; g.
day week, no Saturday; paid vaca-
tions. Please state age and expert
ence, If any, when replying. Box
1921, Star.
CLERKS. for hand addressing invita-
tions. When answering reply in own
handwriting. Your handwriting will
qualify you for this job. State age
and experience, II any. p. o. Box
6166.
CLERKS. white. for dry cleaning
store; must have some exper.: good
sal. and hrs. SANITARY CLEAN
ERS. 1920 14th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT. 40-hour. 5-day viz; !;
interesting work; pleasant surround
tngs. Call HQ. 1920, Ext. 8. 3
CLERK-TYPIST, for well established
small loan CO., age 1890 5h day
wk: Salary commensurate with
ability. Employee benefits. Call Miss
Downs. UN. 1900, or apply. 1908
CLERK-TYPiST. B-day wk.: $50 wkly.
1924 Eye st. NV.
dictaphone exper
pref. By national trade association
good starting salary. and working
eonditions; 5-day wk. Call ME
cIERK-rYPIsr. with some collection
position: excel. working cond. With
day vk., at s46 to start; refs. re-
quirsd Apply MANHATTAN AUTO
Il RADIO CO., 1706 7th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, 1890. living Mt.
Rainier or vic, interesting work
f ton With 70; pay hospit.l "ss and insur- sua-
ance benefits. Telephone WA. 1925
for appt. IS
Evening star., 1949-09-07
HELP WoMEN

Sn}s. Mr ai RAIhsR fagsf PHaRMxeY Az xSsk
4O07 gath st.. Mt. Rainier, Md;Ms
FOUNTAIN GIRLS WANTED, white,
bsUdH ! sTosE, 47so 14th St. NV
roGNTAlS 81 13GSi HELP, eolored, e1per., ma
ssSoash ens les HI. FEoGEs P2ARM2eY, 4 ri MS2
reHNTsfs Sci fsfs' HELP. .xper. only, good
HYATTsVILLE PHARM., 1915 BALTIC.
Hyattsville thester). -s
GIRL. white, to work in LIQUOR and
as dslicatsssen store Can n3 GSSa
in plumbing ONCE; must have high
school education. DI. O676. .
Hostess for Dining RIM.
Full eharse, complete crew; smart ho-
tel. hours. 2 am. to. 8 pm; excel
lent position with top,fiight COM
fSii details. Box p4ss-z. s Star. -s %
HOUSEKEEPER. white, for Catholic
rectory, to live in. BOX 17b-B, Star
JEwELRY sALEsLADY, substantial,
experience NECESSARY; salary, com,
hhSoAou Aio JULIUS, 1ul uctdub duC
Teferences required. in 1st letter
auR II RhSns %sRSD s1 Dihsen' Ne s4e e.ls st. hR
LADIES for telephone locate work
in collection dept; experienced pre-
ferred, but not essential; splendid
opportunity. Apply REGAL CLOTH
ING CO.. I'll 7th st. NV. See
LADiEsMPart time or full time
openings in Fuller Brush Company S
necessary; personal instruction furn-
ished. Cali DI. 4477 or DI. 349S
LADIES-Work at home in your own
community. We want women to
represent US in Buckingham, Kay
wood Gardens, Queenstown, Fair
lington. Brentwood, Colonial VIII
lage and other apartment develop
ments. Q few hours q day. Interest
ing work and good pay II you quail
Hy. Write. giving full details to
MRS. BYERS. RIM. 102, 1885 X st.
MAID, for ladies' specially shop;
must be neat appearing and come
well recommended; salary to start,
$25 per wk. Apply KLEINS. 1927
time issS SRF''safaS Il: NV, y? End r AZ :of Ss''
OPERAToR-Remington Rand book
keeping machine, excel. opportunity
in one Of Washinston's largest and
1nest furn. stores, completely air
cond. Apply in person only. MAJOR
MASTERPIECES oil Tth ct NV
Evening star., 1949-09-07
HELP WokAEN

exper. IN ladies'
wearing apparel. Apply YvEL
3416 Conn. ave. NV. %
alert. age 25-40;
average worker earns SIS to $50
daily; good worker earns more; per-
centage basis; no canvassing, de-
livery or collections. National Adver-
tising; no experience required. we
70 arrange for personal interview
call LO. 5-O79O between 8 and 12
AM. ask for MR.. TAVENNER.
Sorry, women with pre-school chill
dren cannot be COnSidered ~