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Milford chronicle., 1950-02-10

Long, Jr. "Bill" has enrolled for
the second semester at the Uni
yersity Of Delaware.
Miss Dolores Pepper and her
room mate, Miss Patricia Ward of
Ohio, have returned to their classes
&C Pen Hall Junior College in
ChambersbuFg, Pa, after a visit
to Miss Peppers maternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Truitt.
Miss Belle Tingle of Baltimore,
has been visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Lemuel Tingle.
Leroy Luzier is attending the
Norge School for electric appliance
experts, in Philadelphia.
Congratulations are in order for
Joseph ]. Lynch. who celebrated
his 62nd birthday on Saturday.
Miss Joy Hamilton of Roxana
and Miss Phyllis Hudson, of Will
Evansville, were weekend guests of
Miss Olive Ann Dukes at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Dukes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Richards
and children, Jimmy Reed and Nam
cy Elaine, were recent guests of
, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Richards in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-10
MILTON

Services for Sunday, February
l2:
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School. II
you are not attending any Sunday
school in our community, YOU are
welcome to come to our school. We
have classes and departments for
all ages. Our school is fully stated
with capable teachers who teach
from the best Of materials. Attend
ance last Sunday was very encour-
aging.
1l:O0 a. m.-MOrning Worship
DR.. Thomas c. Mulligan, District
Superintendent, and one Of Meth
ooism's most capable ministers in
this section, will bring the morn
ing message. In observance Of Boy
Scout Week, the members Of the
local Scout Troop will attend in a
body. The Youth Choir under the
leadership Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel
Evans will sing.
$3.50 p. m.-YOuth Fellowship
Nancy DickersOn, president.
1880 p. m.-Evening Worship
Gospel singing. Message by Rev
Davis.
A cordial welcome to come to
these services is extended to every
one who has no other church home
Sunday School News
Last Sunday the young adult
class Of women. taught by Mrs
Eva Evans, led the opening service
in Sunday school, Mrs. Thelma
Sharp led and Mrs. Doris Locates
sang Ivory Palaces"
Sunday, February 10, the MEM
bers of the Fisher Bible Glass will
lead, and Sunday. February 26, the
men Of the Fellowship Glass will
lead.
n. I. F. Bake
Saturday, February II, the mem
bers Of the NJ. Y. F. will hold a food
and bake sale in front Of ]. d. Rob-
bins Store, beginning at 10000 a. m
LeRfen Services
During the Lenten Season special
services will be held each Wednes-
day evening and on Thursday and
FRIDAY evenings Of Holy Week.
QUARTERLY Conference
Held In Goshen Church
Last Thursday evening. February
2, the Fourth Quarterly Conference
of Goshen Methodist Church was
held in Fellowship Hall.
Preceding the conference. a bOun-
teOus covered dish was served, be-
ginning at 700 o'clock.
At the conference. DR.. Thomas C.
Mulligan, District Superintendent
presided.
Reports from different officials OF
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-10
FRANKFORT

AS a result OF last saturdays
annual election Of members Of our
town council, two new councilmen,
Mrs. William S. Long and Wallace
Truitt were elected for a term Of
two years. Atwood F. Lynch, Jr.,
was reelected to succeed himself
for another year. Hold over mem
bers are Messrs. J. Walter Car
mean and George Marvel. It is hop
ed that the usual harmonious work
ing of the town fathers will con-
tinue. At the organization meeting
on Monday evening a president Of
the board was named, with Roland
V. Cobb selected for secretary and
collector of taxes and water rent,
succeeding Mrs. Alice H. Gum. At
torney John ]. McNeilly was Sc
lected as legal advisor. A board OF
assessors, Messrs. Jacob Powell
Frank HOlton and William p. Truitt
was appointed. A special meeting
of the Town Council is scheduled
for February Is, at their Office in
the fire house.
Mrs. Myrtle Godfrey entertained
to dinner on Sunday in honor OF
the 4Sth birthday of her son, Elmer
,Magee. Guests we're Mr.. and Mrs
Harry LathbuTy and two children
from Williamsville, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank DerricksOn, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Hastings and son Ed Of
Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Allen Of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hudson OF
Philadelphia we're recent guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Lockwood
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Long
3rd, of Wilmington, have returned
home after a visit here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William S
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-10

DR.. Thomas c. Mulligan, Super
intendent of the Dover District,
will occupy the pulpit in our local
Methodist Church next Sunday.
Let's turn out and show him what
a fine congregation we have.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Stevens and
family from Ocean View spent an
evening recently at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alber
F. Parsons.
Last Saturday morning our local
radio fans were delighted with the
WB0C broadcast from Salisbury
Md, when beautiful duet was
sung by Mrs. Yvonne C. Cobb and
Mrs. ElinOr Banks. An inspiring
message was presented by the Rev.
James ]. Won Hagel, pastor of the
FrankfOrd Methodist Church. This
was followed by a solo by Mrs
Norman Bunting.
Aunt Suzy sez: "The road to sue
cess is filled with women pushing
their husbands along"
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-10
invention Of Candles

China claims the invention Of
candles about 5000 B. C. These
were probably just brittle rushes
or reeds whose piths were satur-
ated with grease or wax.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-10
Horned Lizard

When the Pacific horned lizard
is frightened. it squirts blood out Of
its eyes.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-10
Everbearinr sirnuhnrrr

The everbesring strawberry de-
scenoed ncm the variety, Pan
American. which originated in 1888
with Samuel Cooper. Delsvan, NY.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-10
Farm Feea

A wen equipped farm shop
serves as the center Of activity for
great variety Of farm repair and
construction jobs.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

DAYS WORK by reliable colored
woman, Mon. Tues, Wed. No
GIRL, colored. wishes g.h.w. S days
9 to 4:30; refs; S2o' carfare. FIR
GIRL. coiored, wishes daywork; good
references. Call ME. 4s17, g. to
G.H.W.; neat, reliable colored girl
desires days wcrk; refs, Call Sat.
NO. s7O3.
Ink; reliable colored woman de-
sires light housework; no cooking;
WOMAN to care for apt. for en-
ployed people, fun or part, time.
Na,q;ns M1pday through ho Ea5! FRI Can also also do
WANT TO PLACE my part-time
maid, capable and conscientious;
cleaning, light laundry; ideal helper
employed couple. Call AID. 70S2
week end or weekday evenings. II"
NEAT CoLORED GIRL would like
days -o9 york; s-e' area II possible
GERMAN Al; A; i iHiAusFRAu seeks position
as housekeeper in adult family:
speaks English perfectly, types and
drives. Box 203-X. Star, 12s
COLORED GIRL th.s.). desires sat
urday cleaning or nursemaid. Ii,
3-0447.
Col. GIRL desires baby sitting and
l.h.w. ME 1915.
COLoRED GIRL desires days work,
z a.m.-3 pm MI. 5173.
COLORED GIRL wishes nursemaid or
cleaning work; exper., refs. TR,
$685.. Iii
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work, g.ll.w HU. 3541.
COLORED WOMAN, exper. in child
care desires position as nursemaid
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HELP WoMEN lcont.l

CLERK-TYPIsT for construction Of
fice, under 35, accurate; steno-
graphic knowledee helpful but not
sSifntlaF ST WOMAN, exper,, vi With
knowledge of filing legal papers;
to assist management of collection
dept Good salary, excel. position.
Apply sLoANs, 735 7th st. NV.
couNTERGIRL; sxpsrienssd, - IS $ to
aR aRs Aly fss Kennedy SEMaGEY st. DRx NV cLF4N 1
cleaning and laundry; excellent ref
erences; For appt,, phone MR..
cRHbIT RPDEP' AND Ap coiLGhEcr1oN col & ma man.
to take complete charge Of fast
moving operation; must be exp, age
salary. BOX 2O3-T, Star. III
GIRLS, exper., no Sun
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO, 1000
HoGsEkEEpEk 6Gnas ixs hw and companion, mnS
some cooking. Excellent home, Give
references and salary expected
when replying Box TAX, Star. 12"
will exchange rm.
for some Ink. duties. ST. 1870.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. white,
for elderly lady; lunch through din
ner, Mon. through Sat-; light apt.
housewk., no laundry; live out ex-
cept few days q mo. (while empl.
daughter out of town.. State quail
Box 432-S. Star. -l2
with operators license
downtown beauty salon; no night
work, good hours. Box l51-X, Star
MASSEUSE, with experience. per-
manent position. EN-. 4347 or EX.
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HELP WOMEN

to credit and collection
manager. Exper. in retail credit,
knowledge of tipping nee. Excel.
oppor., good salary, 5K-day wk.
Apply MR.. DUBLIN. GIL 9TH st. NV.
AVON COSMETICS are in great de-
mand; opening for sincere reliable
women: no experience necessary.
BAKERY sALEswoMAN. exp; part
time: ;..,;;,E Apply $500 Hamilton, West
BExHTTcIAN. Hza}1sS51lAs Ia sll-around operator
pref: with following MANsF1ELD's
BEAUTY SALON. $40 14th st. w.
= All-round operator;
%sss : 4 ssnsr' HAbkrssHss fRR'S q Rss
BEAUTIcIAN. expert only; full or part
time. 5-day week: Md. license re-
B:EEAgTICiANS n exPsrienssd; Doao,
sum, sum ssi Ap. Ms osai Ha'n'ef' MO- wa: Ia lISi
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. full
or part tint. Apply NINA,S FLOR
ESTELLE BEAUTY SALON. S0S H
st. ne. Call UN. 1897 after 2 pm.
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT for construc-
tion office, must be exp, willing and
presentable. pleasant surroundings,
5Na-day wk:, permanent, salary
BooKKEEfER-TYPfsT to handle
sH set of S9oxs SS9 spnol
CASHIER. MGR eeoo operator or
good typist to learn operation Of
this machine; steady position, ad-
yancement assured. Apply SLoANS,
CLERK, ss sxpsrisSfsa ,rg pretsEtss; . sssssy @
REPAIR. $50 Z st. NV. ii
CLERK -TYPIST, 25 to 30 yrs. of age,
stenographic ability. req. for general
ONCE work with major petroleum Co;
boo wf Can aad Miss S0ISck DiekiasoN iSsos IA
cIERk-TYPIsT fGHsi 4 1i; = for r old-established
real estate ONCE; desirable working
conditions; good salary to start plus
quarterly bonus; 5-day week. Re-
ply in own handwriting, state age
and references. Box 210-X. Star
CIERK-TYPIsT to work in sales Of
neat and accurate; 5-day wk., an
nual and sick leave benefits. Call
MR. GoREY, Mon. after s:15 am,
room of old established frm; some
knowledge of graphotype desired,
but not nee; 5-day Wk., annual
and sick leave benefits. Call MRS.
WHEELER, Mon. after s:15 am,
under So years of
age, for interesting position in life
insurance company home ONCE. =
hour day, 5-day week. Apply Room
800 between and II am. EQUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. s16
18th st. NV. la
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont J

MAID, housework, help with chill
dren, live in; S25 wk, ia. 4-0529
MAID, g.h.w, exper.; live in; chill
Esn; drsn; s. REF "a e day, Thurs every
MAID, very exp, good cook; live in,
lovely new home. Chevy Chase, Md.
2 children Of school age; refs; $50
wk. ST. 1910. Ill
MAID -G.H.W., live in. plain cook,
like children; doctors home; local
refs; Silver Sp.; $25. SH. 6962.
WOMAN. white, settled, 80 to AS; live
in; gh.w., care for Children while
SECOND MAID, settled woman;
g.h.w.; must like children; live in;
refs. req. GE, 1869. Ia
COL0RED NURSEMAID for infant;
live in; $50 a week. EN-. 0737.-l2
WOMAN, preferably living
in Sc. area, to care for small child
and light housework. LU. 1-2775.
COLORED - FURNISHED ROOM.
board and small wages for a settled
lady who will help with housework.
TT 2-3S1T 11s
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SALESMEN

AuTOMOTIvE JOBBER-Has an ex-
elusive territory open for wide
awake man. experienced contracting
car dealers, garages. service stations.
we nave very interesting PROPOSE
tlon Tor the right man. State expert
snce in selling automotive parts.
TWO TRUCK statesmen wanted,
Replies confidential. Give age. ex-
perlenee, background. Truck expert
Excellent opportunity for two young
men. Reply Box 336-T Star. Ia
OUTSIDE MAN with knowledge of
homes improvements: car necessary;
full cooperation with possibilities
unlimited. For interview call CH.
SALESMAN wANTED-By a Mary
land distributor - gas appliances,
heating equipment. Serving the
building trade in the District. Ex-
perlence desirable but not necessary
SommisSion ISn commensurate :. with
with emphasis on prior employment
All replies completely confidential
Boy 211-X, Star. -l7
statesmen. tcolored). the United
States Automobile Association is ex-
banding its sales force, if you are
interested in and want security at
the rate of $1,000 per year, answer
this ad Mon. and Tues, 10 to IL
an; to 9 pm. See Mr.. J; w.
SALESMAN-Appliances, television,
kitchens; we have the top line and
will give the top commissions to the
right man. Call UN. 4209 for ap-
pointment. -12
PREFER MARRIED MAN between 80
and 45 who has proven sales record;
must have car, enjoy working; Won
derful opportunity, closed territory.
Call for appointment, Ii 3-6660,
ANCHOR POST FENCE DIVISION.
YOUNG MAN. to learn mems wear
business. must have good references
and neat appearance. Apply after
10 am. BURT-EASTER HABER-
DASHERY. 1923 H st. ne. -12
IF YOU ARE OVER 3O-Gentile
have a car. married. resident of
Wash. and would like to earn $500
to $500 per mo. investigate this.
Position perm. no travelling, non
seasonal. thorough training given to
assure your success. For interview
outline qualifications In reply give
home address and phone number.
Box 295-T Star. Ia
REAL ESTATE-Bethesda builder
offers unusual opport, for reliable
man of proven ability and reputa-
ton. Replies confidential. Box
SUS-I. star. IL
Evening star., 1950-02-11

portunity: If it's money you want
we pay top dollar. Apply 1911
dTn0n
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MIMEOGRAPHING
HELP MEN

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, ex-
perienced in residential and com.
merciaI; permanent position. All
replies confidential. Box GOT, Star.
ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER,
exper. man who is desirous. of an
excel. future with progressive new
car leadership. Must be able to deal
with the highest class. Of service
customers. The man who is hired
must be able to handle men, build
up shop service sales and cope with
all service dept problems. We have
q well-lighted, well-heated. service
dept. equipped with the finest of
shop equipment. To the right man.
who is experienced, sober, neat in
appearance, honest. and of good
character we are Offering an excel.
oppor. with the possibility OF ad-
vancement to service manager.
Write, giving age, exper., ref: edu-
cation and salary desired. AL re-
plies confidential. Box SIT, star,
/
Evening star., 1950-02-11
HELP poMEsTIc

COOK, exper. refs. live in. WI,
5423. Ill
COOK / o'clock through din
ner; close to bus and Streetcar; ex-
perienced; references. DU. 1921. :
COOK AND G.H.W., colored: must be
exper.; other help employed; for a
period Of from 4 to weeks: 3
adults; local refs. WO. 2426. LIB
HOUSEKEEPER- Manager for mother
less home; live in; man and wife
may be acceptable II apt. and food
is acceptable. FA. 1900. -I2
MAID, eficient and honest, for s.h.w.
and laundry in small apt. in ne.
Mon, Wed, Fri, 10 to 8; ref. req.
Ii. 6-2732. ia
MAID for g.h.w., part time, after
noon, cook dinner. 1858 Woodley
rd. a.w. LIZ
Evening star., 1950-02-11

PAINTING. interior and exterior;
plaster patching: excellent work.
manship.. BROCK. VI. 1913. -17
PAINTING AND DECORATING, stores
and business estab. done quickly and
reas., on 24-hr. basis; also pvt.
homes; free est. WA. 1870. vi.
PaiNTING All si AND pApERING. com. mia and
res: salts. customers for over % yrs.
LAWRENCE, RA, 9703. TU 1871
PAPER HANGING, painting. white
mechanics, do own work: 20 yrs.
exp: reliable. lookout, DI. 799S.
PAPERHANGING-S7 up per rm.;
1850 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed GE 1888. GE. 24S1,
PAPERING. 5-rm.. 2-story-hall house,
SS5 complete; do own work; white
mech. Ma. 5734; DU. 1890 after s..
PAPERING ROOMS $40 up, also
painting. Prompt service. MR..
MEEK. UN. 3S04 or OR. 1854.
PLAsTERING, patching and water
proofing; small or large jobs, MI.
94T2. -15
PLAsTERING speciality; large and
small jobs, new or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
-15
PLUMBING-No lob too small. re-
pairs and replacements: SAMUEL c.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ASPHALT. concrete driveways and
paired COMMUNITY PAVING CO.
dHG oI 1890 So.s OIL $500 6",,d,rs a4s
RACES, retaining walls, chimneys
etc. Estimates free. Gil. 4400. Ext
BRiCKLAYING - Firepisces, chin.
neys, walls and walks built and re-
cen paiEsd; pSSrrs a FAGNANI; AM 10. 2-19S4
seription: aaiot Reas., ref, guar, ST
CARPENTRY Repairs a Speciality
rec. rms; finished, roof repairs
p9rcheS Pc hes, built repaired. BROCK
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recrea-
ton rooms, porches inclosed. stair
W VS., dormer windows. residential
or commercial. j. E. HENDRICKS,
G!FkrrENTRY, rec. rms. incl porcnes.
ft9TW Essn a6s store rs Shey m etc
CELLAR OR WALLS WET? Masonry
poor? Roof leak? Expert work; low
price. MR.. NEVINS, Ii. 7-S2o9, 1t
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Electri-
SEo sally rszor1klsened np1zls or no charge aSgs
ELECTRICAL INSTALL. repairs, re.
wiring stores, homes, fluorescent
fixtures. Licensed contractor, RA
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations
prompt courteous; ~ tSI r., guarantesd 9G ssEy-
FLOORS sanded and finished; Quail
NORRIS. sH. e277..
FLOORS sanded and finished: lino-
leum and tile furn. and installed
TAYLOR FLOOR SERV., WA. 1929
FLOOR SERVICE day Or night
linoleum. Sanding. finishing. clean
ing. w. B. FLOOR CO. 81. 6053,
HEATING. installation and repairs
of any tvpe. Phone GEORGE A.
DUNCAN. HO. ,5752. ---16
1rst-cIass work and materials; do
my own work; references. CHI. 1881
PAINTING-Day or ewes; interior
and exteriori very reasonable. WA.
PAINTING; Az s;,1, Dsperins. AZ tloeg ssndins
. .pEESMsENT, ESsNT sH: aoso or 81 5sss.
cutters. We are experts with deep
colors. Call us for your interior. or
exterior painting needs. COLONIAL
p1INT1RsI PES1RATqRs; qfooR RA s.N@fxc ,SsH =. .r
fE H. 73ss fs@Gaei6s or 1o a-sss6 sss6 or s 1eF@s
PAINTING, PAPERING. fl. sanding;
experienced mechanics. For esti-
mates, call MR.. XIX, SH. 4771. IL
PAPERING - First-class
stely Cali MR.. PoAT, GE. 5643.
Painting and Decorating
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

CLERK -TYPIsT-Young lady desires
encedl. Box 194-x, Star, IL
COMPANION to elderly lady or as
e2sSns5 esS stttf dered Gens sy dsS sS or ssa sfs
CoMnPANioN. Ink: middle aged lady
wishes position to care for lady or
semi-invalid; good reader; speaks
French, German; live iny Box 2O2-x,
DRESsMAKING. altering, tailoring;
expert workmanship; reasonable.
!. 7612 Blair rd. NV, sH. 7064;
ELEVATOR OPERATOR with license
fui1 fha or aoysy payt time Work s MI s74s
ELEVATOR 0PR. or chambermaid
work desired by colored girl; refs.
GhSERAL Al AZ OFFICE WORK. part-time.
wanted by experienced and capable
LABORATORY TECHNiCIAN, regis
tered: five years exp, general lab
en1 erstory 9S, PROCEDURES; stst b'm'r' SIS Sc
NURSE, practical. desires care of bed
Pstiepti Po n AZ LADY preferred i've IN; Gif Feis
pARTeTnME R; PIN SECRETARY. typing,
filing, ETC.; mature. good appearance.
pleasant personality; 75c per hour.
PIX PIX oPEEATok. Sa. desk clerk: girl, CIR
ment. Can GE. 1904. 12.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored wishes
cases Of any kind; 10 mos, hospital
pss Exp; crfSs, &C.; osnH S,1psr ,o,orsd wisnss La
day or night duty: maternity cases
R4CEPTioNfsT X fliSTit PIX OPERATOR
(busy brd): some typing, hospital
exper.. excel. refs. MI. 1880, Apt.
SECRETARY, experienced in legal.
patent law and architectural work.
desires immediate employment; Box
1S0-x, Star. 1e'
sECRETARY-LonR real estate expe-
rience handling settlements. mtges.,
accounting, taxes. Box 54-X' star
SLIP COVERS. draperies, bedspreads.
all types of sewing. Phone RA.
11hf. HELEN HEMBY. -12
STENoG.- SEC. eXper.. dependable
in small ONCE: S55 ia. s-ls92.
sTENoGRApHIc TYpING work at
home: fast and accurate; own car;
pick up and deliver. Or; 4:"l.o
rYPING Envelope address,
ing, stuffing, etc. at home; 10
anteed. Adams 1885, IL"
YOUNG LADY, educated private
schools abroad, yrs. exp. as pvt.
secretary and admin. asst, thorough
knowledge Spanish and capable
translator, wishes position where
initiative, ambition and hard work
are an asset: present salary, SEQ.
Reply Box 63-x. Star. 13"
EXECU. SEC. wide exper. in legal and
financ field; INTEL. capable alert;
interested in pos. with min. S75 wk.
CHI o3l4. -12
EXPER. WAITRESS, colored, desires
fun time work; refs, DE. 5443 or
HU. 6416. -l2
WANTED Job as seamstress or altera-
tion, by young colored woman.
Call TR. 039S Mon. Ia
COLORED LADY wishes job file clerk,
switchboard operator. maid in office,
beauty parlor or store. VI. 04S7.
-12
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SALESMANAGER

Large rapidly expanding soft drink
beverage company located in Wash
ington. requires high caliber mar
with ability to lead and manage men
Experience not necessary if fully
qualified in the merchandise field
Excellent opportunity for one in
terested in a permanent connection
with advancement possibilities. Sal
airy plus bonus plan; write full
resume for appointment interview
All replies held in strictest con-
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

colored. Apply DIXIE
FIG BARBECUE, Benning rd. and
Marlboro pike Sc. --12
PORTRAIT SPOTTER, experienced
only. for part-time work at home
1918 hrs. work each week. Prefer
resident of Silver Sp., Takoma, or
surrounding area. JU. 1921 Sun.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, expert
enced. for roofing and siding. TO.
WHITE COUPLE, middle aged, no
children, to act as caretakers of 4
adjoining 4-family apts., coal heat,
magazine fed furnaces, husband can
maintain regular employment, wife
must be, unemployed, in exchange
for services will give modern apt.
consisting of 2 rms, kit, dinette,
and bath. gas range and refgr. incl.
In reply state age, qualifications and
employment. Box 476-T, Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES


MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture, all subjects taught Approved
by Government for Gil training, day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV,
ACtcodUfSSTIANcY-call the world-fa-
nous I. G. s. for full informs alton.
Over 400 other courses-GI-ap-
proved. I. C. s., Room 210 Bond
Bldg. ME, s166.
EVENING AND DAY CLASSES in an
nouncing, production, radio drama,
diction, script writing. Placement
service. One working scholarship
available NATIONAL ACADEMY
OF BRoADcASTING, DE $3.50.
MARGARET FERGUSON, Teacher of
Piano. Afternoon and evenings
Reasonable rates. CHI. 973S. -16
lessons incl. free instru-
ment. Free guest lesson. n. Y.
SCHOOL OF MODERN MUSIC, $40
18th NV, ST. 6064. -13
PIANO - Beginners, adv, classical,
ani gsPgss d Free nNN gqass lsssqn M2Ts,c n ss6 y
18th NV, ST. 6064, CO. 1888 --13
Evening star., 1950-02-11
Vacuum Cleaner Salesman
Electrolux

caH at l p IN. sharp Monday and in
yestieate the new Electrolux deal on
the cleaner that everybody wants.
The most efficient machine in Amer
lea. The new deal carries with it the
lowest down payment on record and
the greatest trade-in allowance you
have ever heard of. Commissions re-
main on the same high scale. Don't
fail to come in and see why men are
drawing larger commission checks
than in any time in our history.
Remember the time: / pm. sharp.
The place: Electrolux Corp. Factory
Branch. 107 N. Fairfax ST.. Alex.
Evening star., 1950-02-11
RIZIK BROS.

4lUo Win. aNCs NV. - (
NURSE, trained, white, mature. For
l2-hour day duty in small rest
home. Must be patient, kindly and
love the aged. My mother is one
of the z patients. Box 1855, Star
NURSE. white. for pvt. hospital, age
25-40. CO. 4754. -12
NURSE, practical, exper., for nurs-
ing home; live in. SH. 6040 MRS.
CARTER, supervisor. -12
OFFICE CLERK-exper. not neces-
sary but willing responsible attitude
is, Vacation with pay. Apply in
person only. OFFICIAL CLEANERS,
PIX oPERAToR-Must take short
hand and type. Apply in person,
ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
Corporation. Riverdale, Md, WA.
PORTRAIT RETOUCHERs, expert
enced for work in studio. HARRIS
g. EWING, 1913 F ST. NV, Ma,
S100. -l3
REAL ESTATE SALEsWoMEN (2) for
active Conn. ave. firm. with or with
cut experience. s. R. MARTIN &
CO, Realtors, 2645 Conn. ave. NV.