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Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

Evelyn Cubbage; Fifth. ] Harr,
Latchum and Mrs. Estella Britting-
ham.
Members of the state COMMITTEES
from Kent County by virtue ,oi
their party posts are Mrs. James
d. Hughes, Dover, national com
mltteeWoman; J. Gordon Smith
Dover, senatorial Committeeman
Mr.. Boyce, county chairman. ami
Mrs. Belle Everett, Kenton. assist
ant county chairman.
Convention committees named b,,
Mr.. Boyce were: Permanent Or
ganization, Peter S. Collins. Mae
nolia, chairman; Lambert Gooding
Clayton; Mrs. Marguerite Robbins
MILFORD; Daniel J. Sullivan. Dover.
Fred M. Williams, Hartly. Creden-
tials, Milton Frazier, wyoming
chairman; Harry Hanson, Farm
lngton; Herschel N. Helm. Dover.
Ray Beltz, Smyrna; William d
Cubbage, Wyoming. Resolutions
Jehu Camper, Harrington. chair
man; Mrs. Lucille Pratt, Milford.
Jacob w. Brown, Wyoming: wal
ter Harrington, Dover; William
Paradee, Magnolia.
Sussex caucus
The Sussex caucus, held earlier
than the others, took action onIv
on the insurance commissioner
post backing William E. Fergn-
son of Bridgeville for that office.
The Sussex Caucus elected State
Senator r. Allen Cannon, the coun-
ty Democratic chairman as the
caucus chairman. Houston Wilson.
Georgetown attorney, was elected
caucus secretary.
Sixteen men and women were
named by the caucus to be elected I
as the Sussex County members of /
the Democratic State Committee
They are, by senatorial districts:
First district, James M. Russell +
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25
Additional Housing
Needed At COLONY
(contInued from arst 49,,

not being sufficient for a chair M,
Ennis advised the Commission that
the classification plan consists of
male and female, white and color
ed, idiots, imbeciles and morops
old and young and that further
classification is applied to bebavi-
or problems, those with different
degrees of neurOsis. psychotic ten-
denotes, etc. This results in ovor-
crOwding in some classifications
and a waiting list, while in other
classiflcatiOns, there may be unoc-
cupied beds, but the proper cIassi-
fication is essential for the health
and welfare of the patients. Others
are absent with permission on nro-
baton in their own homes. or in
other approved homes.
The monthly population report
shows the enrolment to be 468
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25
Democrats Select
Ticket At DOUer
CONTINUED from frst paeel

J. Harry Latchum, Milford, first
proposed that the Kent Democrats
stand pat" on the present alloca-
tion Of delegates, declaring that to
give Wilmington and rural New
Castle County greater representa-
tlon would put in those areas the
power to force any issue upon the
two lower counties.
Mr.. Latchum explained he was
not a delegate to the convention.
but wanted to call attention to the
subject. When it was decided that
any motion should come from a
delegate, Howard E. Lynch. Jr.. Of
Dover, formally put the motion be-
fore the caucus, asserting that 1--WE
should not only intellectually,
but unanimously. stand firm on the
present ALLEGATION"
Mr.. Lynch cautioned that move
to obtain increased representation
by Wilmington and rural New Cas-
tie County "is not idle talk"
A contest developed for election
Of three Kent County members-at-
large of the Democratic State Com
mittee. With three to be elected
the first senatorial district dele
gates nominated Wilbert RawIey.
Leipsic; the second senatorial dis
trict. Charles A. Neugebaur, Clay
ton; the third, Jacob w. Brown.
Wyoming; and the fourth. Milton
Hopkins of Vernon.
The three elected are: Mr.. Neu-
gebaur, 49 votes; Mr.. Hopkins. AZ:
and Mr.. Rawley, SO. Mr.. Brown
received 81.
Three women members-at-large I
Of the state committee were elect /
ed without a contest: Mrs. Leon (
ard Covell, Marydel: Mrs. Jeanette
Belts Dodd, Frederick; and Mrs.
Daniel J. Sullivan. Dover.
State committee members from
he five senatorial districts elected
re First. George M. Blendt and
Lrs. Margaret Paradee; Second. Il
harles G. Moore and Mrs. Loretta
lark: Third, Howard E. Lynch,
r. and Mrs. Russell Whitby:
.ourth, Ernest Killen and Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

CThe following changes have oc-
CURED since the last report): 2
new admissions, 1 returned from
A. W. p, and 1 home placement.
The plant for pasteurizing milk
Is completed and operating. The
Colony herd is producing about 450
quarts of milk per day. The aim is
70 produce a quart of milk per day
per patient.
Members of the Commission ex-
pressed themselves as being pleas
ed with the condition of the Insti-
tution and with the progress being
made in the care and training of
the children.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

and Constance M. Barto; second
Henry 3. Kostner and Mrs. Kitty
Ingram; Third, J. Reese White.
Jr., and 1t. Col. Nan Campbell !:
fourth, John w. Phillips and Jan
ette Grise; fifth, H. Edward Manr
and Mrs. Mildred Tunnel; at-large
James M. Tunnell, Sr., Houston
Wilson, Arthur Webb, Mrs. poris
hastings, Mrs. Rodney Wilson and
Hiss Mae Kenney.
The Sussex County group named
Houston Wilson to be elected as
assistant secretary of the conven-
tion. Their choice for membership
on the resolutions committee were.
Robert w. Tunnell, Isaac L. Smith
>. Frederick Miles, Edgar J. Quill
en- r., and Clifford E. Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

won their first heat were elimina-
tea in the second. A third Milford
entrant, Clyde Draper. did not ge.
by the first heat.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25
Local Boys Win Trophies
In SOapbOx Derby

Two local boys, Danny Bennett
and Richard Tyndal, won trophies
IN the regional elimination Of the
Soapbox Derby held in Wilmington
last Saturday, Monday. Both bows
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

Coffee, not canaries, is the main
export product Of the Canary Is
lands, according to the Encyclo-
pedia Americana. 0.0
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25

preliminary figures indicate that
9i.OlO.O0O acres Of land were re-
Iorested in Japan in 1949.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25
Classified Ads get results
NTeteorltaa

MeteOFites
A total Of about 5S5 different met.
eorites have been found in the
United States but only s7 Of these
were actually seen to fall.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
SALESGIRLS

Apply Monday 10 am. MARTHA
WASHINGTON CANDIES. 6219
sALEsLADY = In well-established
dependable, fuii-time empioye. Ap.
ply after 10, S. MITCHELL. jewel
ers. 741 18th st. NV. 10
SALEsLADY, permanent employment
during Christmas season in greet
LIAM liz faFd dhepsTtRSP sDSg s6Hs VII VII
r st. NV. between $3.50 and IL am.
sALEsLADY-Responsible person to
manaee dress shop; salary and comm.
SHERMAN SHOPS. 11o4 F st, NV.
sALEsLADY. 2o-35 yrs, exp. pre-
5-day wk: Apply WHELAN's sPE-
CIALTY SHOP. 1105 F st. NV. 10
SALESLADY. white. experienced. for
sales work in bakery. Call VI.
sALEsLADY. experienced in sports
Apply il Ia person; GRDoNd B BROS.
sAEEsLApY, aH rs E exper 1e; nor for dres, ,bop;
liberal Commission. RA. $3.50. 10
Is to 35, for drapery
and slip cover fabrics; some selling
experience; g99d salary, 5-day wk.
1s to 35, for drapery
and slip cover fabrics; some selling
experience; good salary, 5-day wk.
MILL END SHOP, 931 F st. NV.
to take charge of fur
niture show room. Some knowledge
of typing preferred Apply D. c.
WHOLESALE FURNITURE DIS
TRIBUTORS. 904 7th st. NV. Ill
experienced in chill
dren'S shoes; excellent salary and
comm, Apply THE ESTHER SHOP.
1925 F st. NV 10
Evening star., 1950-10-09

MECHANICS - Exper. nee; prefer
men with Studebaker exper; salary
and vacation. BENNING MOTORS,
INC. FIR. 1926. -
experienced service man.
Only those experienced in Frigidaire
appliances need apply; ear-around
employment; 1920 Wis. ave. or
MECHANIC, for gas range service
work; eXper. only need apply. Call
CO. 3240 for interview 10
Evening star., 1950-10-09

Full time. 30-50 years of age, must
drive well; a pleasant and profitabIe
career assured. No canvassing, no
delivering. no collections to make,
For appointment, call MISS VIM
CENT at CHI. 1000. Ext. 975. be-
tween 9 and II an In
Evening star., 1950-10-09
FURNITURE
Statesmen

furniture company needs
call on hotels and institutions. Also
for out Of town. Outside men must
have car. See Mr.. RoSen or Mr..
Pinkus after $50 Pm. at GRAND
UNION EQU1PMEN%co" 1916 18th
Evening star., 1950-10-09

AT ONCE

9S-yr. .-old national corp. in need Of
2 men between 80 and so in local
protected territory for pleasant,
low-pressure field; not affected by
peat business; sales experience not
essential; must have car and good
local refs; complete field training
given while earning good checks.
Call W. w. RICHARDSON, LO.
5-2703 for appt. 3
Evening star., 1950-10-09
DEBIT MAN

Interested in life insurance. Have
consolidated debit NV. Washington;
no car needed; prefer man age 40
to 40. HI. 6155 for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
GROCERY MAN

For high grade market: must be neat,
courteous and non-drinker; top
salary. Box 271-A. Star. Iii
GROCERY STOCK CLERK with ware
housing experience. Permanent DO
sttion for good man. Apply in per-
son. POSINS' BAKERY DELEGATES
SEN. 1856 Georgia ave. NV Ia
HELPER in plumbing and sheet metal
shop; D. c. drivers permit required.
JANIToR, experienced, to work in
Ford agency; must have references.
WA. $500. BILLHIMER g. PALMER,
3l10 Hamilton ST., Hyattsville, Md.
JANIToR 22o-unit garden apt; de-
pendable sober; good salary and
quarters. Phone SH. 2123. sun.
JANIToR, eoiored, lOa age aisll8 So to 40, With
tto to-, MR, WEAVER. basement. 816
JANIToR for small office building:
must have 5th-class license and
knowledge of air conditioning; no
Sunday work; extra work available;
must have local references. Apply
Mr. Green, H. L. RUST CO., l0O1
18th st. NV, Ma. S100. 3
JANITOR, colored, for lge garden
type apartment in Arlington; must
be. sober, honest and have good
references; good salary and quar-
ters: no children Call OW. 1912
Evening star., 1950-10-09
RA,DIn ANn rELEyIsIoN ApPREN-

RADIO AND TELEvISION repairmen:
excellent salary; inside; day work
only, STAR RADIO CO., 409 18th
Evening star., 1950-10-09

GAS APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN, exp.
desirable. but will train man mech
inclined; permanent position. Apply
1888 Benning rd. me-. 8 to IL noon
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS, ., one
ExpsF only appy at M1Rf RREhtmap MAN
lington: oW. 7766. JA. s-945s. See
GAsoEINNfE; MNf; station shift man. viii white,
active, about 40, some mechanical
experience eiaan nee. preferred. must have
reauired, please state age and sal
ary desired, Reply to Post ONCE Box
l635 Washington, D. C. -l5
MNLGIRsEYNoLD's SUPER MARKET.
GRocEEY Boy. experienced; must
pay, 551s Conn. ave, NV. 10
GROCERY CLERK, over 81. expert
enced all-around man, willing work
er: references. Apply Monday after
10 am;; 2269 Sherman ave. 10
GROCERY CLERK, part time; Is to
not essential. Apply in person only.
GROCERY CLERK. white, 81 to 35;
experience necessary, references re-
opne ggtred; 22i6 18th st. NV. %
GkGCERH di;DC isA.nSLEd GSdERk-capsble of han
WAY MARKET, 800 Forest Glen
GROCERY CLERKS and meat cut
ters, with or without experience;
good starting salary. permanent
work. 5-day week; Must meet com
MARKETS. No. is NJ st. ne. 2 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
HELP MEN (cont.)

BARMEN AND BUsBoYs. white
ply between IL and 3. NAYLOR SEA
FOOD RESTAURANT. Wheaton, Md.
BRICKLAYERS. qualified mechanics
Tor lst-class work. National Insti-
tuteS Of Health, opposite Naval HOS
pital. Bethesda, Md: 2 yrs. work
ahead; union wages; good conditions.
NV. TU. 229O.
BRICKLAYERS wanted; plenty ma
terials. 1000 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne. or
BRTCKLAYERs WANTED, year around
lob: Call SH. 269S. 8
BRICKLAYERS, 6. white. union, for
school and church work in Arl. and
Alex. BRYAN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Call, days, CHI. 1900; ewes, GIL.
400, Ext 907. 10
BRIcKLAYERs-Long housing Job;
mechanics only: report ready for
TON CO. Poplar Heights Protect,
1900 West ST., Falls Church.
BRICKLAYERs-Plenty of work.
POTOMAC CONSTRUCTION CO,
s5I2 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. JU.
BUTCHER. must be experienced, enc
sober. Good pay for right man. Ap-
ply in person only at 1902 Alaska
aye NV Ill
Evening star., 1950-10-09

WE HAVE a vacancy for young
man in our district once, must
have knowledge of accounting, be
able to type and use 10-key cleo
tric, adding machine: 5-day wk.;
good 60 o oda,s salary; salt opportunity for ad-
ploye benefits. Our distric: ofice
Is located near Rockville, Md. Write
Box 92-A. Star. -l5
YOUNG MAN with knowledge of
photoeraphy: ROBBINS CAMERA
YotS SH9 6o1dkEn osa 5RIh it Man nv T. learn 10 ant
painting under expert, for large
project. Good salary and quarters.
Phone sH. 2123. Sun. 1912 or Mon.
YOUNG. MAN. 5000. for perm. pos.
as cashier and gen. office worker.
college college ed: pref; but not essential;
worker. Box 352-A, Star. 10
YOUNG MEN Light work. few
EVENINGS week: all day Sat; excep-
Photograph with handwritten reply,
relating name. age phone, school,
or employment. etc. Box 1854.
INSURANCE CO. told line) has open
debts in Wash. and Montgomery Co.
Guaranteed salary. liberal commits
sions and adequate help while train
ing. Wonder opportunity for the
right men with chance for advance
ment. Apply 1880 L st. NV, s to 3,
or phone ST. s2S5 for later appt.
coLoREDmMeat Dc and grocery clerk.
apply 1906 7th st. NV 10
INTRODUCING In this market, new
S $3.50 ARTICLE; sells for So; You
pc, day; Apply MIR. GOLDCRAFT,
716 18th st. NV. 10
MAN WITH CAR to train locally for
permanent position with large man
perienced man who is willing work
er; no canvassing; earnings while
training around 500 weekly. Apply
before J. pm, 1116 o st. Sc. -13
RELIEF MAN. colored. with elevator
operator's license and knowledge of
SWltchooard; for modern apartment
Eddystone Apt, 1901 VT. ave. NV.
CLARINET and trumpet teacher for
part-time. teaching. Apply Monday
from to 3 pm, MOOSE HALL
&C GLUB; Silver Spring, Md, 3
FRONT OFFICE desk clerk, must be
experienced exPe with transcript and
ALBAN TOWERS, 370O Mass. ave.
TURN YOUR SPARE TINE into ca cash
Earn $40 to $50 day. Apply MR..
GOLDCRAFT, 716 18th st. NV. 10
OPPORTUNITY for :
neat appearing. men to earn extra
cash IN our order taking dept. Full
am. 70S 18th st. NV, 3rd floor.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
THE EVENING STAR

MANAGER, must
have retail automobile BACKGROUND
with ability to assist dealers. recruit
and develop sales forces, carry out
factory program develop own mer-
chandising programs. Prefer man,
80 to 45, living in Washington area.
Salary, car and expenses. Reply.
giving experience and salary ex-
pected: HUDSON SALES, CORP,
Newens, assistant zone manager.
RIDER for pickup
and delivery service in Ford agency.
BILLHIMER & PALMER, BIO Ham
ilton St., Hyattsville, Md. 10
perienced; good salary with fine op-
portunity for advancement; perma-
nent. Personal interview between 8
am. and 3 pm, personnel office,
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
Bird and r SITS ne o
NIGHT AUDITOR. apply in person;
RousE RepsHsri 18th 0tes and sts. HAY n.w ADAMS AN
OFFICE MANAGER ~ Major ac-
counting or business administra-
tion; age. 26-29; excel. career OPP
portunity; 5-day week; hospitaliza-
ton group insurance; retirement.
PACKER@vicinity of Hyattsviile;
put up orders nights, - pm. to
s am; experience unnecessary. State
age. Box 19-A. Star. 3
PATENT ATTORNEY (electronic)-
KNOWLEDGE of UHF necessary; posi-
tion with large research laboratory
in Los Angeles. Call ST. 0019 for
interview appointment. 3
PHARMACIST = Excel opport. for
young. aggressive man, in nearby
Md. All replies confid. Box asa, Star.
PLUMBERS, exper. jobbing. Please,
b eepsEs G. perm local JOE 5ff pA%fgowsk asfg Tssk
730 Kennedy st. NV, GE. 0343.
PLUMBERS HELPER. for perma-
nent position with established firm.
Ssgleaanzcut. sga reputable pei pm wanted
Evening star., 1950-10-09
HELP WoMEN tconf.)
ASSISTANT
ROOKKEEPER.

To assist chief accounts of large re-
tail chain. Paid vacation; en-
ployee discount, splendid opportun-
lty for advancement. Apply in per-
son Mr.. Marshall. ARISTO CLEAN
DIaoca ln MT nh
Evening star., 1950-10-09

MEAT CUTTER, experienced Apply
BELLS SUPER MARKET, $500 Ga.
ave. Silver Spring. Md. III
MEAT CUTTER FOR SUPER MAR
KET; EXP, PERM. APPLY IN PER-
SON ONLY. POSINS. 1856 Ga. ave
n
Evening star., 1950-10-09
LOAN MEN

Finance Co. offers perma-
nent positions to men who are will
ing to work hard to succeed; must
have initiative and above average
intelligence; many employe ad-
vantages. Apply in person to any
of our branchc Offices.
1892 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
330S r. l. ave-. Mt. Rainier. Md.
S07 King st., Alexandria. Va.
1910 Lee hwy. I'D A.. Rosslyn. Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-09

MEN 1850
To travel with circus. Cooks, walters.
ushers. candy butchers, laborers'
Chevrolet mechanics. Circus exper,
not nee. Room, board. transp. and
salary; Apply circus employment
East Riverdale. at 10 am. Mon. Oct
only. or Municipal Stad.. Alexan-
drla, at 10 am. Tues, Oct. 10 only.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
NV.

Background; excel opportunity. fu-
ture assured. with Washington's
most progressive appliance and tele-
LACY'S, INC. 1880 Half st. s.w.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
HELP wTD. AGENCIES (cont. }

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has
Openings for certifiable teachers in:
!. Girls physical ed. 2. French and
Latin (out of town.. 3. Primary
g5aoes 4. kindergarten. supervisor.
Gooc locations. top salaries. 2O4
Colorado Bldg RE 2Q3S I'M
Evening star., 1950-10-09
SALESMAN

To sell Singer sewing machines and
Singer vacuum cleaners. on leads
furnished by the company. Straight
salary, and transp. furnished. Ap-
ply in person, SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., 500 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1950-10-09
SALES Io1rRNaI c,rpx 49, .o.o,

SALESMAN for mems wear and work
clothes; experienced; good hours
and pay. MILLS CO.. 9th and E
SALESMAN, top-notch. age "a to- to Is,
Does Sl00 wkly. interest you? Fol-
and good educational background.
This is a lifetime opportunity to
join one of the largest Organizations
IN its field. Complete training given
SaT R1da essenfiai; et4n T. Apply 9l6 Warner
sAEHssMaS AsIds M12sO sSp K l@s3 AUTO accessories.
MR.. sLIGER, Montgomery Ward.
G ?Q5 KIng, ST., alexandria. Va. 10
sALEsMAN-Must have local whole
sale exper: in selling assorted mer-
chandise such as tobaccos, candies,
groceries, meats, etc. Permanent
position, good salary, with oppor-
tunity for increased earnings. Age,
- to 40: Apply 10 am. to 2 pm,
WWAsHiNGToN Wass ING TOBACCO CO. 631
SALESMAN. Mems clothing and furn-
ishings. Young man, some exper.;
permanent position. Apply JULIAN
BsE1HREVND' s1aa 39ol-B Mt. Vernon Ave,
sAEEsMAN IE:; an - Television and app appli-
start at $3.50 weekly; day work
only. STAR RADIO CO.. 400 18th
SALES Observation-Disclosures
local distributor for national dicta-
count executive; car and office equip
ment experience helpful but not
essential. Call MR.. BATATLLE, RE.
statesmen -CANvAssERs-ExceI.oop op-
portunity for white or colored So
ncltors;, opening new installment
accts;,; lge. variety of merchandise
VRs 20 SCI on rss1S EASY Z, credit terms, UNI
er experieneed RE Me IN imos'oe OF more
OF the following: Building material,
plumbing, hardware and electric
power tools; good in figures; perma-
nent position with excellent oppor-
tions, group insurance and hospitall-
cation. Phone AT. 1900 for appoint
ment at HECHINGER CO.. 18th and
sALEsMEN. selling experience in s s,,-
routine. Interesting, Insurance and
AMERICAN TRAILER Co. 1880
Wisconsin ave. III
- Television and appli-
ans;s1osa anceS; day work only; must be ex-
R RaD1o 5ss5s e. q zoo SIG 1h 81 xe1hly nE
statesmen (2), beginners or expert
enced. Fast moving offer; high COM
missions. plus. special bonus. Room
424, Bond Bldg. 10
statesmen - New organization dis
tributing exclusive product Of Du-
pont and General Electric, needs 4
good speciality statesmen to contact
all types of business establishments.
Excellent opportunity for an assured
future with financially responsible
firm. Drawing account Immediately
although earnings should exceed
500 per week right from start.
Men selected will have exclusive ter
ritories See MIR. DECKER, Suite
JOB, 10Y 18th st. NV, between
8 and %
Evening star., 1950-10-09
MAN

A good man for an unusual oppor-
tunity, earnings paid weekly. perma-
nent. opportunity for promotion,
dignined and desirable. electrical ap-
phance department in local de-
partment store. Write for inter-
view TO Box 177-A. Star q
Evening star., 1950-10-09
EMERSON & ORME


18th and NJ SITS NV. -12
AUTO GLAssMAN, good hours, good
AUTO. MECHs., opportunity for 2:
steady empl,. high earnings for good
men. health ms, proflt-sharing plan,
congenial surroundings; compl. mod.
shop with every type of equip;
chance foE, promotion; Washington,s
deareship. TREW MOTOR CO., call
Mr.. Buete. Serv. Mgr, DE. 1910 for
AUTOMOTIyE SALES AND SERVICE
equipment representative for S.W
with Sun equipment. and 40 years of
age or over. A real opportunity for
the right man. For interview write
c. E. Ward, SUN ELECTRIC CORP,
100 Barr Bldg, Washington, z. C..
AUTO PARTS MAN for new-car deal
ership; permanent; experienced pre-
ferred, but not essential; certified
for veterans on-the-Job training If
desired; 5h-day week; group hos
MARYLAND Mar 2Sf MoToRs, fcF MI INC fsk: Rock-
vile. Nd. OIL. $500. .
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS helper, expe-
gram risGs ayeilabie. @ See Mr. Gap cappteiio:
truck dealer, S126 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md.
AUTO PARTS COUNTER MAN
Washington's Oldest Chevrolet dealer
has an opening for a parts counter
man. Experienced in GIN parts
dept. preferred. Excellent working
conditions, 5la-day week See Mr..
Kline, BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
INC. 1880 Conn. ave.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, expert
enced, to work in Ford agency; ex-
cellent working conditions; refer
ences required. BILLHIMER g. PAL
MER, 3110 Hamilton ST., HyattS-
VILE Md 10
Evening star., 1950-10-09

hAUIU AND TELEVISIUN APFKEN-
TICE for on the lob training in
southeast Washington shop; must
% eran; some some radin et' knnW,edpe nnU S nTe- oTe
ferred. Call MR.. GAINEN at VI.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
HELP MEN
TIRE MAINTENANCE MAN for !

TIRE MAINTENANCE MAN for large
dairy truck fleet; permanent: good
salary; 8 to $50. 8 days; definitely
experienced in vulcanizing, main
mel dept, EMBASSY DAIRY, INC.
TRUCK DRIVER and general worker
Wits, must know city. Gail
rRGck R3i i0Hi DkIvER-Also helper; s espe-
TRUCK DRIVERS. CoLoRED. for
BRooKLAND CO. 9th and Miehi-
TRUCK fdit k'G DRIVERS. fuel oil. with ex-
perience; excellent salary; vacation
and sick leave with pay. Call MR..
PR1CE. weekdays between 9 and 3,
TYPIsT-CLERK. 1885. for tipping
and general office work. Box 413-T,
VEGETABLE and produce man. Ap-
WAREHoUsE MAN for furniture
storage warehouse; do not apply IN
TAKoMA TRANSFER & STORAGE
WELDERs 1AKC}~-Experienced, IA
cause night zig 1t shift, shift 4 pm; to I2;$9
GS IS 'ssS 5a pFSaits e,sd SbsSy
BoYs-Light work. few evenings
week, all day Sat; exceptional pay.
Must be alert and willing to CO.
with handwritten reply, stating
name, age. phone. school. or EN-
,p!oyment. etc. Box 1854. Star. 10
MAN WITH CAR-Apply 37o7 Geor-
gIa ave. NV. -31
MAN wanted. with car: real oppor-
sllaes aRy spPiny sAPR5g sS2 Ma Silver Spring iS rss
MAN to clean and sort metal; only
experienced man need apply. ACE
JUNK CO., 222o Ga. ave. AID. 5457.
MEN-Are you satisfied with Your
Brush dealers average sos and up
per wk. Fuller Brush customers are
pleasant, curteous and buy these
famous everyday necessities regular
ly. Each new dealer is given an
estab.. territory with regular repeat
customers: Personal training is fur
nished. No experience necessary.
If you wish. to prove to yourself
what an excel. opport, this is. Due
to the tremendous demand for Fuller
Brush products a few openings are
now available. Apply oil National
Press Bldg. 14th and r SITS. NV, or
cal! DI, 4477 or DI. 349S. IA
men 81, white. for publishers rep
lation sales work; no barrier IL
physically handicapped; earn while
learning; drawing account and $50
a-Week guaranteed after 2 weeks
tralning: Apply Q am. KEYSTONE
READERS SERVICE. 724 9th st.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
HELP MEN

FURNITURE FINISHER-Experienced
only. MILTON H. ROSSLER. INC,
2543 14th st. NV.
FURNITURE statesmen, experienced
Apply MALCOLM SCATES. INC,
7242 Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Md. 10
Evening star., 1950-10-09
GROCERY CLERK

To work in supermarket; must be
experienced and neat, must have
drivers permit: good pay, excellent
working conditions. Apply 4745
Lee hwy. Arlington, or call OW.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
SALESI,AD

White. good salary, room and board.
Apply am, 1870 Upton st. NV.